Got the hydration wrong on this one, but taste is alright.
#breadsky #dourdough
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Got the hydration wrong on this one, but taste is alright.
#breadsky #dourdough
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Research Assistant/Associate to play a key role in the ESRC/NSF-funded project, "INvestigating and Treebanking Scots And Yiddish Together (InTSaYT)" at Newcastle University @newcastleuni.bsky.social
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Interesting opportunities for people who can see themselves contributing to the creation of corpora (Scots and Yiddish).
Please re-post
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Umfrage zur Wahrnehmung von Bedingungen am Arbeitsplatz 10-15 Minuten. Sie ist Teil der Qualifikationsarbeit eines jungen Menschen, der mir am Herzen liegt. Bitte teilnehmen und/oder Posten.
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EyeBench is a mega-project providing a much needed infrastructure for easy loading & preprocessing of eye-tracking-for-reading datasets, and for addressing super exciting modeling challenges: decoding linguistic knowledge and reading interactions from gaze!
Check it out here: eyebench.github.io
Opportunity for a PhD candidate in English linguistics. Please repost.
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Listened to a woodpecker foraging while clearing the dead leaves around the spring flowers.
#gardening
the California poppies are out. Mostly in warm pockets but more every day.
#SFSidewalkHaiku #248
Winter’s twilight, thaw complete
This coast wakes
to Spring
© Rick Ehling ✍️ 03/07/2026, 📷 02/27/2026
#dailyhaikuprompt (twilight), #Haiku #bspp51 (winter boundary, frost line) 🌱 #CaliforniaPoppy #SanFrancisco #springforward (ugh)
not much of a lion this year
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Here’s a petition against shutting down the Far Eastern museum and the Mediterranean museum in Stockholm
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Today’s yellow wheat, emmer and oat rolls.
#breadsky #sourdough
Some are clearly less key than others: once dialect differences have emerged, they can serve to signal identity.
Accommodation (important for levelling) was included in the data collection in the form of priming: impacts usage. So there seems to be strong support for Trudgill (2004/2008) rather than Schneider (2003/2007).
In the early 2000s, there was a debate between Trudgill and Schneider on the role that identity plays in new dialect formation. I recently elicited usage data and followed up with a survey, and it turns out that norm orientation (part of identity construction) is relatively separate from usage.
Good to know that Democratic attorneys generals took the threat of project 2025 seriously and planned ahead
I shared Friday’s bake and dip with a colleague at work. The baking works particularly well to counter anxiety if you share the result with someone, as you seem to be doing. Happy International Women’s Day!!!
The aubergine dip recipe that Tami Samimi published in the Guardian last week. I only added the pomegranate and pine kernels.
My anxiety baking on Friday. It worked. Hang in there and keep baking.
We knew they were doing this at the time, which is why you saw grants elsewhere that mentioned things like “biological diversity” get cancelled.
I’m horrified at how bad these people are, but I’m astonished at how lazy and incompetent they are at everything.
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The Study of Time is a series of peer-reviewed volumes of select collected essays invited after each triennial conference. Time and Measure, Volume XVIII from the 2023 Conference in Yamaguchi, Japan is now available. brill.com/display/titl...
Wonderful episode on women’s voices and song to celebrate International Women’s Day
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The recipe for the aubergine is from this week’s Guardian, the flat bread from the Plötzblog.
Really interesting, but this hightened the anxiety…
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Combined anxiety baking and cooking made for a nice lunch spread today. (Roast aubergine spread and flatbread with yellow wheat, some sourdough discard).