#IoCestoaCasa
TBT TBM. Yet another variation on the #iorestoacasa tag, turning “resto” (I stay) in “cesto” (basket).
Mauro Tirannosauro sta cercando di convergere nella sua interpretazione delle regole per la fase bue. Ha aperto una mailing list che si chiama celafarmo@siamonoi.gro. Però, in quanto sauro di origini newyorkesi, non capisce bene l’italiano. Inizialmente aveva inteso #IorestoaCosa, vicino all’Argentario, in Toscana. Poi ha rettificato in #IorestoaBosa, scendendo da Macomer, in Sardegna. Ha infine chiarito che si trattava di casa, e quindi è tornato a casa, a Tatti (GR), e ha cercato un cesto in cui stare. Sotto una foto di repertorio.
Sullo sfondo, parte dei set usati per i video in cui Mauro T. canta: I have some rocks feat. Simone Sandrucci per la Litologia Partecipativa e Vedere la Via Lattea di giorno feat Liliana Cafiero per la buiometria partecipativa.
Per spiegare a Mauro T. cosa dovrebbe fare nella fase bue, scrivete a maurotrex@pibinko.org
Mauro T. attends his first European citizen science teleconference
Mauro Tirannosauro, in his capacity as member of the Jug Band Colline Metallifere, attended together with Andrea Giacomelli a teleconference of the “Empowerment, Inclusiveness, and Equity” working group of the European Citizen Science Association.
Mauro gave a productive input to the teleconference, and invited everybody to the Participatory Lithology prototype closing event, planned for mid-May.
Sciamannati
TBT – starts from a difficult-to-translate pun morphing an adjective in Naples dialect meaning “untidy, shabby, disgraced” and “sciamano” (shaman).
Dice Mauro Tirannosauro che Fèiscbu ti fa le pubblicità che ti spia dove clicchi e poi come a tressette risponde al seme. Anche Gubol, ma Feisvu di più, o forse di meno, o forse sono la stessa cosa.
Ora, capisco la pubblicità del collagene tridimensionale, perché col tempo che ci fanno passare fermi in questo periodo saranno da prevedere problemi articolari nella fase bue.
Ma…gradirei ipotesi sul come mi venga proposto un video corso di Sciamanesimo con la S maiuscola…sulla base di quali analisi della mia presenza online. Se avete qualche idea, scrivete a micalosapevo@pibinko.org. Nel frattempo, Luca Guerrieri ci intrattiene con i mix InDaHouse.
Attachments to the Apr. 27, 2020 chat
- Jack O’Malley gave a presentation for people attending an Aperitivideo by La Maremma delle Idee. These are the topics covered as far as he told me after his beer review of this article.
- Jug Band Colline Metallifere, and jugs. For those who would like to hear the band, here are some videos, or you can book it for your next event (online or in physical spaces when it will be possible. The band performs with various “geometries” from one to nine people, and is well accustomed to teleworking). Please not that the jugbandcm@pibinko.org address is read by all four core components (Dario Canal, Simone Sandrucci, Wolfgang Scheibe, in addition to Jack).
- Participatory Lithology, launched on March 21, 2020 by the Jug Band Colline Metallifere and the pibinko.org network as a resilience response to the lockdown (with a “milestone” event coming up around mid May – TBA).
- Palla a 21, or palla Eh! and the Chicago Mission (2007), which triggered all other activities
- BuioMetria Partecipativa, i.e. Participatory Night Sky Quality modelling (since 2008)
- Remote sensing
- The article on Langscape Magazine (An Ancient Game Opens the Door to Innovation in the Farma Valley, Southern Tuscany, Italy, 2018)
- Relations between community-based citizen science projects and research (2017, PDF article here)
- Max Weber’s The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism, in relation to the concept of “fun” when at work.
- Monty Python, with reference to the effect raised by the Farma Valley Winter Fest (2016, 2017, 2018)
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Nobody Expects the Spanish Inquisition
In the Summertime
Voglio, voglio, voglio
Beer-reviewed papers
Mauro, for several thousands of years, has been a lecturer at the University of Watnotz, in Bohland. He was in the Department of Whatsthebuzzology. While he eventually decided not to pursue an academic career, Mauro still regularly receives requests to provide comments on scientific articles as a peer reviewer.
What many chief editors do not know is that in T-Rex language, on even days when not cloudy, P sounds like B. So…Mauro has at this point a series of papers which have been beer reviewed, and others actually peer reviewed. Here we see him at work on one of these articles. The text is pixelized for obvious non-disclosure reasons, but a link to the article is available here.
If you would like to engage Mauro as a beer reviewer for your work, please write to maurotrex@pibinko.org.
