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Minulý rok som napísal pre Spravodaj Mykologickej Spoločnosti krátky článok o zapájaní širokej verejnosti (aj vás!) do mykologického výskumu. Dnes som ho v plnej forme zverejnil na svojej stránke.
https://jonasgru.sk/mycology/Zapájanie+širokej+verejnosti+do+mykologického+výskumu
The frontline sonic journal of a Ukrainian musician-soldier.
Wartime soundscapes recorded by Ukrainian experimental musician-turned-soldier Timur Dzhafarov: sketches on a broken piano in an abandoned house near Bakhmut, rain on a field hospital roof, dogs howling in tune to the sirens…
Here's a small growing page on our #mastodon neighbourhood, including various #fediverse initiatives, resources, events and a list of various publications, from the Feminist Server Manifesto to the anarchist Fedizine.
I started studying Japanese 200 days ago. At that time I planned a trip to Japan to meet up with MSHR & do some concerts and lecture in Tokyo. One of the reasons for studying was to connect with the environment & people, but I also took it as a challenge for my constantly decreasing mental capabilities. In the end, there were points during that trip when the little Japanese I knew was useful, especially outside the cities.
It wasn't my first time in Japan, but this time I definitely fell in love. And I plan to come back, so continuous studying still makes sense to me. Communicating with my friends in Japan in Japanese is still very hard, but when it works it feels almost superhuman. I never in my life thought I would be able to understand anything so complicated and different from my European context.
Still trying to find ways that truly work on my brain outside the classic Duolingo bite-sized lessons. Experimenting with spaced repetition systems such as Anki, WaniKani and immersion at the moment.
Lot of useful tips for learning on these links ↴
https://morg.systems/58465ab9
https://morg.systems/Japanese-Primer
My introduction in the group:
My name is Jonáš and I've been studying fungi since 2018. In 2019 I organized a first mushroom festival named "mykoLOM" in Bratislava, Slovakia and it is a regular event ever since. You can find more about it at http://myko.lom.audio Since last year I am also active on the board of Slovak Mycological Society. I wrote couple of small publications, you can find the full list here: https://jonasgru.sk/Mycology+%26+lichenology
I would like to particularly highlight this one—DIY mycology starter point, I recommend it to everyone starting with fungi: https://jonasgru.sk/mycology/DIY+mycology
In case you are on Mastodon, you can follow me at http://kolektiva.social/@jonasgruska
I post all my mushroom photos on iNaturalist: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?place_id=any&user_id=jonasgruska&verifiable=any
Started a Signal group dedicated to talking about european fungi. The goal is to have a non-formal chat about everything related to mushrooms 🍄 https://signal.group/#CjQKIHHdr7Ak_9kUwmzbzJem4Mybr4p9tYhjBlB3ruvqcTPHEhBlm56M9nD2SwDgAnckfmGM
**Some quick tips for newcomers**
→ follow a hashtag the same way as on instagram (e.g. #experimentalmusic)
→ do a group discussion via https://a.gup.pe
→ look up new accounts to follow via https://followgraph.vercel.app
→ follow people on pixelfed by entering their full username in to search (e.g. @[email protected])
Feel free to post more in replies 🤝
I was fortunate to have the opportunity to record a forgotten #bell in the old town of #Bratislava. Cast in 1783 by Ján Ernest Christelli, it is possibly one of the largest bells in our city, rivaling the 2.5-tonne Wederin in St. Martin's Cathedral for the title. Currently, it remains silent due to the overwhelming number of other bells in the area.
I plan to incorporate these sounds into my ongoing artistic research exploring what bells represent today and how their roles have evolved over the centuries. My exhibition based on this research, *Zvon*, will be presented this year during the Hear Here festival in Leuven.
Read more: https://jonasgru.sk/installations/Zvon
Festival: http://hearhere.be/en/
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