#onthisday 1875 starb in Paris die #Pianisten, #Komponistin und #Musikwissenschaftlerin Louise Farrenc. Sie gehört zu den Musikerinnen, deren #Musik durch die beharrlichen und unnachgiebigen Forschungen der #Frauenbewegung endlich gehört und gespielt werden kann. Farrenc war unter den Allerersten, die zur damals kaum gespielten "Alten Musik" geforscht hat.
Und sie war es, die mich dazu gebracht hat, über die Situation von #Komponistinnen nachzudenken. #künstlerin

https://www.der-leiermann.com/louise-farrenc/

In #Denmark in the fall, when the temperature is high and drops suddenly in the evening, fog is often trapped in depressions in the landscape.

True to legend we say, the "bog woman is brewing", and the weather phenomenon is called mosekonebryg ("bog woman brew"). In the fairytales of H. C. Andersen this sight is described as a dangerous opening to hell.

I photographed this mosekonebryg in #Grejsdalen north of #Vejle today.

Does this phenomenon have a funny name in your country too?
#SonyA7IV

I don't know who needs to hear this but

The postal service exists to deliver letters and parcels to people
Not to make money for shareholders

The transport system exists to move people to where they need to go
Not to make money for shareholders

The water, gas, and electricity supplies exist to provide people vital utilities
Not to make money for shareholders

The healthcare system exists to ensure (and that's ENsure, not INsure) the health of the population
Not to make money for shareholders

Shareholders in vital public services are a vampiric drain on those services

Capitalism is a disease