Modular robotics (like @WUaSPress Lego Robotics' kits?) in #WUaSEducationalServicesStores
Ed, Home Depot's vast inventory (of building and carpentry supplies) yesterday made me think how Robots in the Physical-Digital WUaS Educational Services' Bookstores Robot Stores in ~200 countries will change over the years ...
Modular robotics (like @WUaSPress Lego Robotics' kits?) in #WUaSEducationalServicesStores is one #WUaSCorporation plan. Is #THR3 https://youtu.be/jJYsOsoBIZU
a modular robot for 100 years from now? Re #WUaSHomeRobotics In HomeDepot 5/26/22 & appreciate how MANY items iterate THRU TIME
Modular robotics (like @WUaSPress Lego Robotics' kits?) in #WUaSEducationalServicesStores is one #WUaSCorporation plan. Is #THR3https://t.co/sXxLQSnk0i
— Scott_GK_MacLeod_WUaS_worlduniversityandschool.org (@scottmacleod) May 27, 2022
a modular robot for 100 years from now? Re #WUaSHomeRobotics In HomeDepot 5/26/22 & appreciate how MANY items iterate THRU TIME
https://twitter.com/scottmacleod/status/1530235773768781824
https://twitter.com/WUaSPress/status/1530239397475409920
https://twitter.com/WorldUnivAndSch/status/1530239856663678976?s=20&t=BVcTnpEXe13K6Vvhtv8YWA
https://twitter.com/sgkmacleod/status/1530240064709464064
https://twitter.com/HarbinBook/status/1530398517809713155
https://twitter.com/TheOpenBand/status/1530399467832107008
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playing Piobaireachd (practicing this Scottish classical bagpiping music for upcoming Scottish Small Pipes' Piobaireachd album, tentatively entitled "Honey Piobaireachd")
Hi Ma,
How's your day going? And how are you? Love, Scott (https://scott-macleod.) ... with John D Burgess, which playing among all Piobaireachd recordings I appreciate most ... he seems to sustain certain notes in this melodic piece of Piobaireachd in a way that's moving and that seems to express the Piobaireachd idiom movingly (and 'non-formulaic-ly' like many of the greatest recordings of those, it seems to me, who have won very top Piobaireachd competitions) ... and then, when the music stopped (the recording was Over) I started to play the piece again on my own (ie not sound in earphones) thus hearing my playing in a new way ... but stopped yesterday after the 1st variation (where I did this same process with the Battle of Auldearn the day before, and beginning with Donald MacLeod's tutorial, which is interspersed with his comments, so broken up a bit) ... due to feeling bad somehow while practicing the Desperate Battle ... Am reminded and return to these Guidelines for Practicing a Musical Instrument - http://scottmacleod.com/"4 Concentrate when you practice.
Yo-yo says join feelings into your music when you feel bad, to integrate your feelings with your mind and body"
... and which opens new avenues ahead in some of these regards. Just some thinking, and analysis ... Now how to begin to learn from John D Burgess's playing of the Desperate Battle and apply these subtle note durations to the other tunes I'm thinking about playing on my upcoming 2nd Scottish Small Pipes' album, this one of Piobaireachd
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EASA Media Anthropology Network e-seminars (European Association of Social Anthropologists) ... & asking to be removed from this MediaAnthro email list a second time
Scott MacLeod <sgkmacleod@worlduniversityandschool.org>
5:39 AM (6 hours ago)
to John, easa, John, Larry, Claudia, Prasanth, Nick.Seaver, Andrew, Henry, David, Edward, Lydia, Peter, John, George, Hugh, Nina, Philipp, E.I.G., Sahana
Dear Nina, Phillipp, Rohan, Sahana, John Postill, Media Anthro list, All,
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Costa E. (2021). Digitizing Desires: Immobile Mobility and Social Media in Southeast Turkey. In Hill A., Hartman M., Andersson M., (eds) The Routledge Handbook of Mobile Socialities. London: Routledge.
Costa E. (2021). Please 'like' me: Reconfiguring Reputation and Shame in Southeast Turkey. ZfE, Journal of Social and Cultural Anthropology. 146 1/2
Dear Nina, Phillipp, Rohan, Sahana, John Postill, Media Anthro list, All,
Costa, E.I.G.
6:29 AM (5 hours ago)
to me, Philipp, Sahana
Dear Scott,
You were not intentionally added to the mailing-list, there was some sort of technical errors. You will be removed soon
best,
Elisabetta Costa,
Assistant Professor
Department of Media and Journalism
University of Groningen
Recent publications:
Costa E., Esteve-del-Valle M., Hagedoorn B. (2022). Scalable Co-presence: WhatsApp and the Mediation of Personal Relationships During the COVID-19 Lockdown. Social Media + Society
Costa E. (2021). Digitizing Desires: Immobile Mobility and Social Media in Southeast Turkey. In Hill A., Hartman M., Andersson M., (eds) The Routledge Handbook of Mobile Socialities. London: Routledge.
Costa E. (2021). Please 'like' me: Reconfiguring Reputation and Shame in Southeast Turkey. ZfE, Journal of Social and Cultural Anthropology. 146 1/2
On Fri, May 27, 2022 at 2:39 PM Scott MacLeod <sgkmacleod@worlduniversityandschool.org> wrote:
Dear Nina, Phillipp, Rohan, Sahana, John Postill, Media Anthro list, All,
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I broke my wrist ten days ago and am struggling with the keyboard, so please excuse typos, grammar, brevity and my resorting to voice messages.
Thanks for your email Scott. I've removed your address again. Apologies for your having to ask twice. Sometimes removals are deliberate and sometimes they are in fact undesired caused by successive bounces due to overactive spam filters. However henceforth, I'll assume they are all desired and won't resubscribe people.
Yep, in my case, my parents named me after the Riders, but I could equally well have been of South Asian heritage.
Best wishes
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I broke my wrist ten days ago and am struggling with the keyboard, so please excuse typos, grammar, brevity and my resorting to voice messages.
Thanks for your email Scott. I've removed your address again. Apologies for your having to ask twice. Sometimes removals are deliberate and sometimes they are in fact undesired caused by successive bounces due to overactive spam filters. However henceforth, I'll assume they are all desired and won't resubscribe people.
Yep, in my case, my parents named me after the Riders, but I could equally well have been of South Asian heritage.
Best wishes
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I did get it (the middle text in blue above, and all of them). Thanks for sending.
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Great, Ma,
Scott:
Hi Navinchandra, All... A little fawn was just on the upper grass near the circle of pedestals with the tall human height vase in the center, a hedge surrounding the vase (kind of like a fountain without water) ... I think it might have been saying 'hi' from near this centerpiece. Was it the same one? I don't know... Could it have, now bigger, learned to hop the lower corner fence, or come down by the passageway from the street? Could it even be the offspring of this stag http://scott-macleod.blogspot.
Navin Doshi
As long as fawn can find his or her way out safely we should be happy.
By the way, I could not get around watering plants
yesterday. I will water them today.Scott:
The plants and the fawn say thank you, Navin!
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_(4065020618).jpg)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hibiscus_aculeatus
Is 'Hibiscus hispidissimus'
a synonym, ie the same species? ... as the following suggests here -
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Hibiscus_hispidissimus
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hibiscus_hispidissimus
...