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Never forget, the electric car is here to save the car industry, not the planet.
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Interested in Ageing, Arts & Creativity? Register now for this in person, day symposium on the Sunshine Coast: Mon 18 Sept, $40-$60, for workshops & panel discussions #ageing #arts aag.asn.au/EventDetail?Event…
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Happy to share this gorgeous publication put together by @chriswilles -- 2 LPs and a book that document a large-scale performance project of the work of Pauline Oliveros (that took place from 2017-2019). Full details + pre-order link here:
christopherwilles.com/resona…
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Are you passionate about making a better sounding world? Our proposal for a PhD training centre has been successful at outline stage. Now doing full proposal. Need more industrial partners and stakeholders. linkedin.com/posts/trevor-co…
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Another day, another act of cultural vandalism aimed at the non-corporate arts sector. Please sign the petition to save the national concert hall of Wales. A nation without a concert hall is hardly a nation.
change.org/p/save-the-nation…
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💡OPPORTUNITY💡
ℹ️ We have have partnered with @CreativeScots and Creative Tech Scotland to support FIVE Scotland based creative practitioners to attend the next @mtflabs in Portugal. Deadline 09/09/22
✅ For more information and to apply, head below👇
smia.org.uk/opportunities/op…
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Speechless.
Email this morning from a grassroots music venue who received their new energy quote yesterday.
Previous bill: £10,000.
New Bill: £144,000.
They are handing the keys back to the landlord. Today. @NadineDorries
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Replying to @electricalWSOP
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When sperm whales need a nap, they take a deep breath, dive down about 45 feet and arrange themselves into perfectly-level, vertical patterns. They sleep sound and still for up to two hours at a time between breaths, in pods of five or six whales, presumably for protection. 1/2
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Even though I can’t blow my horn anymore, I can still think and do my music in my head. I’m grateful for that. Music is so great, and so great to me. However, this stupid crazy world won’t go away and give me my peace. 1/7
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APPLICATION OPEN: The Hildegard Commission is a #composer mentorship program by @NationalSawdust for marginalized genders.
Composers receive a $5K cash prize, a commission for the Pierrot-plus Ensemble led by cellist Jeffrey Zeigler and more.
DETAILS: bit.ly/hildegard22-23
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Just watching Canal Boat Diaries on BBC 1. Relieved it’s going to show ‘the real side of canal boating’ as opposed to the glamorous but distorted sexy criminal vision of canal boating that Hollywood constantly feeds us
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The 2022 John Lewis ad will be a family burning their belongings for heat and to cook a rat for Christmas dinner while sadly looking at a photo of grandad who sacrificed his life for a packet of value pasta as a breathy slow version of ‘Things Can Only Get Better’ by D:Ream plays
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Apparently the rail strikes have now meant Coldplay have had to cancel a concert ; another feather in Mick Lynch's cap @RMTunion
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It seems obvious that we must build future components of the technosphere to operate in service of, rather than against the biosphere, but how might we do that? Thanks @mclduk for flagging these principles of #permacomputing - worth a read permacomputing.net/Principle…
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Jobs! This is an open call to recruit talent in core areas of our expertise. Initially 3 year contracts, but potential of extension at postdoc-mid career levels.
One area is autonomous sensors for invasives detection including #ecoacoustics. Ping me!
csiro.au/careers/impossiblew…
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Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to make phasic aleatoric snare music and you feed him not at all.
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“The gift of being an artist,” she said, “is that you can figure out how to survive if you can continue to work in such a way that you can answer the questions that otherwise are going to damn you.” nyti.ms/3Nfj5ur
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Looking for a postdoc opportunity using AI, sound and image recognition for nature conservation? We're about to advertise 2 x 2-year postdocs here in the beautiful Dutch city of Leiden at @Naturalis_Sci. Feel free to message me/email me if you want to know more
































