A very happy 70th birthday to Adam Ant, born as Stuart Goddard in Marylebone, London on this day in 1954. It's easy to lay down and hide, where's the warrior without his pride?
A very happy 70th birthday to Adam Ant, born as Stuart Goddard in Marylebone, London on this day in 1954. It's easy to lay down and hide, where's the warrior without his pride?
Got word from the conveners that this #ASL#1ntSL virtual conference will remain available as a recording for the next while. You can still grab a registration and view the recording to top off your CEUs for this year.
Calling all cars: The Zaboosh Fall online #professionaldevelopment#1ntSL conference is this weekend. 👋 Attend live or asynch to see #deaf researchers and presenters:
⚖️ Howard A. Rosenblum
☮️ Katie Murch
🎓 Dr.S. Jordan Wright
👌 Buck Rogers
https://t.co/Cm8zlYkXSL
Finally learned one of my research gifts is to work in a domain I don't know as well as my own, and discover/solve things that the presumed knowers were too confident to look up
Can any colleagues at @HOGGroup or @Geology_History or @RUGeoMuseum point me toward a source that could help me identify the contents of this Cargille mineral specimen kit? From the estate of a 92 y/o geologist who recently passed away. All boxes numbered 1-55 are here + extras
Sorry Sutton and von der Leith, transposing dance notation onto signed language was posed by Prof. Daniel Jones of @ucl in the 1930s, inspired by Margaret Morris' "Danscript" (The Notation of Movement, 1928) 1/2
@AdamCSchembri@ScottishSL@ucl@Dcal@DCAL_UCL@PeterBr92242281 Again, I'm happy to share sources but I recall they had an unflattering opinion on Scottish signing. Also see the Brown and Leahy SLS article that cites an early idea to name BSL was ESL