Congrats! Though rip the pun.
...Is 'Ms.' typical for the NYT for a 'Dr.'?

@profyarrow.bsky.social know of anything?

Guess who's got way too many unfinished fiber projects and a Dean's Award for Teaching Excellence !!!!!!!!

somehow this is the first time I have thought of a mini 3D printed frame loom... How big have you gone on this kinda design while maintaining structural integrity under tension?

yay!

what's all this then...

I'm a big fan of the genre "what academia / libraries could learn from other communities" and this is a lovely example of thinking through a different kind of pragmatic metadata schema.

Jamhouse on Steam Jamhouse is a fast paced falling block/platformer hybrid. Run, jump, and haul tasty tiles to clear waves of jams falling all around you!

Jamhouse is JAM-OUTS! The action-puzzler game I've been working on is finally here, and I would really appreciate it if you gave it a look. Thank youuuuu~!

store.steampowered.com/app/4300020/...

more fanart for foreach by @lumsel.bsky.social which you can read right here: foreach.neocities.org ! hell yeah!

Jam of the Day #23: Bronze!

A Moche stirrup-spout bottle with the form of a Tyto alba, the western barn owl. Orangish in color, with faded white stripes on the deep feathered tufting around its eyes, the owl looks down and slightly to its right. Incredibly realistic.

The goddess Athena herself would have coveted this stirrup-spout bottle in the shape of an owl. Created thousands of miles across the ocean from Greece, this bottle is typical of the work of Moche ceramicists of Peru’s North Coast. #MetMuseum 🏺 1/

200-500 CE. 📸 me

If only it weren't during CAMWS alas...

Jam of the Day #12: Paper!

The five crochet party members lined up together: rabbit gladiator, magpie priest, mouse thief, turtle bard, snake doctor

A small green crochet snake coiled around a wooden staff. Tied to the staff is some string hanging a tuft of wool and a small red pouch.

GENUS: Anguis MUNUS: Medicus VALET.... CORPORE: 0 MENTE: +2 FACUNDIA: +1

~Anguis Baculī~

Placet: ēsse mūrēs, mentīrī, quiētē serpere
Displicet: animālia magna, cultrī magnī, anguēs aliī

A small crochet Eurasian magpie wearing a bright yellow veil and holding a Roman lituus.

GENUS: Pīca MUNUS: Sacerdōs VALET.... CORPORE: +1 MENTE: +1 FACUNDIA: +1

~Gāius Antōnius Geminī~

Placet: auxilium ferre, amīcōs novōs cognōscere, volāre
Displicet: frāter, hominēs quī mentiuntur, piscēs ēsse
Vult: sacerdōtem esse bonum

A small grey crochet rabbit holding a trident with a dagger at her side

GENUS: Cunīculus MUNUS: Gladiātrix VALET.... CORPORE: +1 MENTE: 0 FACUNDIA: 0

~Victōria~

Placet: epistulae ā familiā, cibus sine carne
Displicet: Calceī, toga, alia vestīmenta
Vult: mala animālia pulsāre

A small crochet green and yellow turtle. He holds a miniature kithara with painted eyes decorating it.

GENUS: Testūdō MUNUS: Poēta VALET.... CORPORE: 0 MENTE: +1 FACUNDIA: +2

~Iānus~

Placet: aqua, fābulās nārrāre, hieme dormīre
Displicet: ignis, pugnāre
Vult: librum scrībere, discipulōs litterās docēre

A small brown crochet mouse wearing a blue cloak and a belt with a sword.

GENUS: Mūs MUNUS: Fūr VALET.... CORPORE: +1 MENTE: +2 FACUNDIA: 0

~Agentus~

Placet: glōria, dignitās, vīs
Displicet: quī glōriam spernunt
Vult: novam rem persequī ut melior rēs pūblica īnstituātur.

I assume diēs is out because you have already used it? and rēs?

One thing I do is have them highlight/mark in a passage they read what they are unsure about, what they had to look up (these are open book), what they revised after looking stuff up. A way for you to get inside their heads to assess progress (different from some other uses of exams/assessments)

Jam of the day #4: Cherry

Today's Jam of the Day: Dragonfruit!

Yay! It'll be fun to have you at WashU. Though we're a bit low on numismatists at the moment (a couple years ago we had more grad students into it who have since graduated)

I like CAMWS and will be there (this year and next). But I don't know how folks there are about Palestine in particular

William Blake’s illustration for “The Tyger” has what appears to be a dippy grin for some reason.

The wonderful thing about Tyggers
Is Tyggers are burning bright
Their tops are made out of rubber
In the forest of the night

What bouncy, trouncy, flouncy, pouncy,
Immortal hand or eye
Did frame the most wonderful thing about Tyggers,
Their fearful symmetry!

習作　吟遊詩人

he also has a rewritten streamlined morpheus parser for his library and inflected dictionary search (and a simple UI for anybody to report typo fixes in the dictionary digitizations

Morcus.net has a user friendly Latin corpus search tool that allows for searching by grammatical category, lemma, proximity, etc. Currently his corpus is only at 2 million words, but he is working to expand it to a full mirror of perseus + other open access corpora

https://www.stadt-koeln.de/politik-und-verwaltung/presse/mitteilungen/28168/index.html?fbclid=IwdGRleAPo0f9leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeM6lR1l1jw2j-H-IlJkLsiKy8F2N7Nvrs7SuvFMWpdb5S3BL5WdesziRcfYE_aem_CzxeJCiy645UVAlM5bH7Dg

🚨 In Cologne (Germany), archaeologists have discovered a wooden Roman harbor bank protection structure on the Rhine side. 🪵 www.stadt-koeln.de/politik-und-...