Friday Varia and Quick Hits

It Friday (I’m pretty sure) at the end of a windy and stormy week in North Dakotaland. It was punctuated by periodic dog vomits (at 3 am) and fits of panic at the rumble of thunder. The only good thing is that it interrupted a long and involved dream about teaching. Other than that, it’s been a brilliant week. Just brilliant.

Now on to a short list of quick hits and varia:

• Fundraising for the Charles Thurber memorial.

• Congratulations to the Open Access team at the Alexandria Archive!

• Uninhabited Islands.

• Digital Harrisburg and The Digital Press at the University of North Dakota. 

• Fake Crucifixion Fraud.

• Rhizomatic Learning.

• Atari Design.

• Neil Young’s Homegrown.

• A new Calatrava.

• No contact communion host dispenser. 

• What I’m reading: Todd Hanson, The Archaeology of the Cold War. (2016).

• What I’m listening to: Ambrose Akinmusire, on the tender spot of every calloused moment.