Dr. Amy Scott
@dramys.bsky.social
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Canadian. From Alberta but live in Toronto. High-anxiety mom to three glorious humans. Non-trad wife. I write about Shakespeare’s history plays and teach writing. Interests: fossils, crocheting, and baseball. Other random interests: War of 1812 She/her
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Today's pick: Solomon Receives the Queen of Sheba (ca. 1535) - Hans Holbein the Younger.

At first glance this miniature depicts the visit of the [..] #art #Holbein

www.artbible.info/art/large/148.html
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Oh dear. I’m here for moral support!
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Make it go away 😭
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Oh no! Sending good wishes to your adorable gremlin.
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I received a reply from @dramys.bsky.social about contributing to a panel, so this is what we have so far. If you know of anyone else who wants to think broadly about performance and the Reformation(s), please let me know.
This is our working abstract - full text in the Alt description too
This panel seeks to examine various expressions of performance which stemmed from the Reformation. By concentrating on public performance, this panel brings into conversation the original texts, their various expressions, and their receptions. The creator, performer, and audience all come into dialogue with another in order to facilitate an exploration of the ways the Reformation and post-Reformation Protestantism took root in the public imagination.
 
Dr. Amy Scott’s paper explores the ways Shakespeare’s plays remember the Reformation to new audiences, rehearsing and reinforcing narratives of power, theology, and truth. Dr. Daniel Johnson’s paper sits at the far reaches of the early modern period, examining the ways post-Reformation evangelicalism was communicated to enslaved peoples as missionaries used the hymns written by Isaac Watts, Charles Wesley, and others.
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What a scene in Toronto.

Singing it loud and singing it proud.

Absolutely electric at the Dome for the start of the ALCS. Enjoy it sports fans.
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I strongly urge everyone to not just read this warning from @marcwatkins.bsky.social, but heed it, and be vocal and forceful pushing back against using AI to grade student writing. This must be anathema if we're going to have a world where learning means something. substack.com/inbox/post/1...
The Dangers of using AI to Grade
Nobody Learns, Nobody Gains
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I’m happy for you but now we are enemies 😂
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I don’t know how you survived that!
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I’m getting tired just sitting on my ass watching this game.
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Mariners and Tigers generously keep playing as I stay up late to write. I thank them.
Photo of an iPad with the game on beside and open laptop over which I’m toiling late at night.
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Now he’s building a lego set. I had to undo some of what he did to do it correctly. Then he continued and was doing well. The following conversation occurred.

Me: you’re doing a great job! I am so proud of you!

Him: I’m not that proud of you

LOL
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I also feel that. I injured myself playing solitaire lol
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I have literally not matured one iota from the last time we were together.
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😂 I feel that. I’m pretty much grandma old. It’s going to be a rough birthday when we qualify for senior discounts.
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It’s a ruthless age
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YES!!! And wearing solar panels
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That should say 6 year old. I don’t have a precocious 1 year old
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my year old decided to be an astronaut for Halloween and I kind of jokingly said I wasn’t going to allow him to be an astronaut in real life because I’d be too worried about him.

He said “maybe you’ll be dead by then”

I will be because you just murdered me lol