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@adactio Good set. Come on back to Seattle and play it with us 🎵
@adactio I Ne'er Shall Wean Her?
My friends Jan Strolle and John Whelan are mounting this concert, so I'm passing this along. I'll also say: I love this venue! The most lovely, warm, and intimate acoustics. Well worth a ferry ride.

Masters of Celtic music at Vashon Havurah

Laura Fedderson, Nathan Gourley and Brian Miller at the Vashon Havurah on Tuesday September 26th at 7 p.m.

Nathan Gourley and Laura Feddersen are an Irish fiddle duo hailing from Boston, Massachusetts. The pair have developed a unique style of twin fiddling

Brian Miller also performs with Bua, Danny Diamond, and The Lost Forty, a project which revives historic songs of Irish immigrants to the Midwest.

Seats are available by donation of $20 to $25 at the door. Cash or checks are preferred. Reservations are encouraged as seating is limited. Please contact Jan Strolle at [email protected] or 206-228-0730 for advance reservations. The Havurat Center is located at 15401 Westside Hwy SW, Vashon. Doors will open at 6:30. All proceeds go to musicians.

https://youtu.be/Wme8mQcK3e0?si=Z3fSQ2wqrepDFJtw

#irishmusic #vashon #vashonisland #tradmusic #folk #irishtradmusic #fiddle #music #westseattle

Nathan Gourley, Laura Feddersen, Brian Miller: Pride of Roxbury, Paddy Joe Tighe's, The Road to Town

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After tooting their horn, I'll briefly toot my own: The piece I wrote for them is here: https://programminghistorian.org/en/lessons/generating-an-ordered-data-set-from-an-OCR-text-file
Generating an Ordered Data Set from an OCR Text File | Programming Historian

My inaugural post on Mastodon is to promote the work found at https://programminghistorian.org. I wrote a piece for them some years ago, and their energetic staff went to the trouble of updating the examples therein from Python2 to Python3.

(This only recently came to my attention, and in reviewing the changes, I learned something: instead of importing numPy just to do `numpy.zeros((8,8))`, a list comprehension can do it: `[[0]*8 for x in range(8)]` )

This trivial revelation led me to look into some of the other tutorials at PH that have been published over the last few years. There's a lot of very useful stuff there!
@proghist #digitalhumanities #digitalhistory #python
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