Beef & Bottle at All About Jazz\nHome »\tMusicians » Discography » Beef & Bottle\n1. Circo Maximo 05:48 2. Asa Ichi 05:12 3. The Garden 05:48 4. Edges 04:59 5. Little Tuna 06:24 6. Nice Song 05:36 7. Beach Cowboys 06:56 8. 11th Century Retrospective 06:26 9. The Low High 05:30\nBOND 2-string slide bass, kay bass, electronics, voice LUCIEN DUBUIS tenor sax, bass & contrabass clarinets, voice ALFRED VOGEL drums, pots & pans, junk percussion, voice


Black Project Archives - ABV Chicago\nTagged: Black Project\nThe Year in Beer 2019 featured some well-tread areas – shocking (and some not-so-shocking) brewery sales, cramming your grocery store shopping cart in the mash tun – along with some that we didn’t see or expect, such as hard seltzer...\nSince our first encounter with James and Sarah Howat’s Black Project back at GABF in 2015, we’ve wanted to dedicate a show to their spontaneously-fermented wild ales. So we’re understandably jazzed about this whole deal, and the lineup of five...


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Bodies In Treatment: The Unspoken Dimension - CRC Press Book\nISBN 9781138005891 - CAT# Y164008\nISBN 9780881634488 - CAT# ER9390\nISBN 9780203830543 - CAT# YF24450\n"Is our field open enough to offer this book the reception is deserves? Are we ready to admit into our work the physical part of our experience, what Fran Sommer Anderson, the book’s editor, call a ‘visceral, sensory, imagistic’ part of our world? Are we ready to accept that we cannot know everything in verbal terms, that part of our work must be and remain an experience of the body, ‘ineluctable, numinous, often ineffable’? I hope so. We need to accept this perspective, and in the process we need to rework the longstanding overemphasis in psychoanalysis on words and linear thought. This book, along with Relational Perspectives on the Body, the first book Anderson edited (with Lew Aron), are the best places I know to begin this overdue project." - Donnel Stern, Ph.D., Co-Editor, Contemporary Psychoanalysis\n"This book sizzles with new approaches to the Body in therapy. Some so challenging that the analyst may wish to say no, this is a step too far. But no's can mean, and in this instance do, that there are ideas which we are unused to which are worth engaging. The body is not just a vehicle for dissociation, projection or symbolization. It is the physical manifestation of ourselves and as such demands theory and practice that help us recognize our bodies and those of our patients. This book contributes magnificently to the project first started by Freud to understand the relation between mind and body" - Susie Orbach, Ph.D., Author, Fat is a Feminist Issue, Hunger Strike, and On Eatin\n"Having been intrigued by new theories that connect mind and body, and puzzled about the body treatments my patients sometimes talk about, I found this book a revelation. It discloses a startlingly wide range of body-focused thoughts and practices, extending from the use of unworded representations in talking treatment to evocative action directly on the body, with illustrations of many combined treatments between them. There is an especially useful balance of patient phenomenology and practitioner accounts. What is really an eye-opener is the variety of rationales and theoretical apparatuses that underpin these practices, referring to cognitive psychology, recent neurophysiology, the technology of Yoga and much less familiar, far more radically different ways of thinking." - Lawrence Friedman, M.D., Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Weill-Cornell Medical College, USA


social media as primary sources\na research project always\nstarts in a train\nharvesting scripts: 140dev / dmi-tcat\nkeyword / hashtag based\ntwitter api 1.1 (stream)\nhome based server => server at the university\n(unil.ch then uni.lu)\nlimits of digital bricolage\nbig data from a historian’s point of view...\n...is not really big data (and it doesn't matter)\nhow to go through the data analysis jungle?\nhow to see the weak signals\nintensively thinking digital historian\na changing allure of the archive?\nle goût de l'archive à l'ère numérique (zotero)\nhistory in the era of massive data (zotero)\narticle to be published in geschichte und gesellschaft\nData Science for the Humanities: the #ww1 and #covid19fr projects\nTemporalité des données, temporalité de la crise, temporalité de la mémoire collective : la recherche en histoire sur la COVID-19