John Theibault
@jtheibault.bsky.social
Thirty Years War. Digital Humanities. Other Stuff.
For a university press book on a very specialized topic, Mack Walker, German Home Towns: Community, State, and General Estate 1648-1871 is very engaging.
November 28, 2025 at 9:14 PM
For a university press book on a very specialized topic, Mack Walker, German Home Towns: Community, State, and General Estate 1648-1871 is very engaging.
Yes. Its German name is Bohnenkraut, bean herb.
It's very uncommon in US cooking. I have an old recipe of my Mom's that calls for it, but could not find it in any local supermarket. I subbed herbes de Provence just fine.
(Can't help on the Newfoundland-Jamaica connection)
It's very uncommon in US cooking. I have an old recipe of my Mom's that calls for it, but could not find it in any local supermarket. I subbed herbes de Provence just fine.
(Can't help on the Newfoundland-Jamaica connection)
November 28, 2025 at 1:54 PM
Yes. Its German name is Bohnenkraut, bean herb.
It's very uncommon in US cooking. I have an old recipe of my Mom's that calls for it, but could not find it in any local supermarket. I subbed herbes de Provence just fine.
(Can't help on the Newfoundland-Jamaica connection)
It's very uncommon in US cooking. I have an old recipe of my Mom's that calls for it, but could not find it in any local supermarket. I subbed herbes de Provence just fine.
(Can't help on the Newfoundland-Jamaica connection)
Always good of you to tease the upcoming episodes so we can take our wild guesses. Like, is the trio of interlinked ones related to Laurel Canyon? But I don't have CSNY appearing until #192... But I'm betting on Tommy for #183.
November 27, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Always good of you to tease the upcoming episodes so we can take our wild guesses. Like, is the trio of interlinked ones related to Laurel Canyon? But I don't have CSNY appearing until #192... But I'm betting on Tommy for #183.
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27.11.1625
General Tilly Hauptquartier noch zu Callenberg.
aus:
brema.suub.uni-bremen.de/zeitungen17/...
mehr zu den Winterquartieren 1625/26:
dkblog.hypotheses.org/5970
General Tilly Hauptquartier noch zu Callenberg.
aus:
brema.suub.uni-bremen.de/zeitungen17/...
mehr zu den Winterquartieren 1625/26:
dkblog.hypotheses.org/5970
9. November 1625: Verständigung über die Winterquartiere?
Im Herbst begannen üblicherweise die Planungen für die Unterbringung der Truppen in der Winterszeit. Wie man eine ohnehin schon schlecht versorgte Armee durch die von Mangel geprägten Monate bringen s...
dkblog.hypotheses.org
November 27, 2025 at 8:11 AM
27.11.1625
General Tilly Hauptquartier noch zu Callenberg.
aus:
brema.suub.uni-bremen.de/zeitungen17/...
mehr zu den Winterquartieren 1625/26:
dkblog.hypotheses.org/5970
General Tilly Hauptquartier noch zu Callenberg.
aus:
brema.suub.uni-bremen.de/zeitungen17/...
mehr zu den Winterquartieren 1625/26:
dkblog.hypotheses.org/5970
This is a nice coincidence. I have been tracing friendship networks in Stammbücher and Johann Conrad Dürr is an important connector. He made a study tour up to Helmstedt in the late 1640s and collected lots of inscriptions. I wouldn't have heard of him otherwise.
November 26, 2025 at 1:31 PM
This is a nice coincidence. I have been tracing friendship networks in Stammbücher and Johann Conrad Dürr is an important connector. He made a study tour up to Helmstedt in the late 1640s and collected lots of inscriptions. I wouldn't have heard of him otherwise.
Interesting to learn that you were part of the Ruth Asawa kids art programs in SF.
I assume that the SFMOMA show was mostly the same as the NYMOMA show going on now. Seeing things like her Guggenheim application made this different from your run of the mill retrospective. Great art too!
I assume that the SFMOMA show was mostly the same as the NYMOMA show going on now. Seeing things like her Guggenheim application made this different from your run of the mill retrospective. Great art too!
November 26, 2025 at 12:42 PM
Interesting to learn that you were part of the Ruth Asawa kids art programs in SF.
I assume that the SFMOMA show was mostly the same as the NYMOMA show going on now. Seeing things like her Guggenheim application made this different from your run of the mill retrospective. Great art too!
I assume that the SFMOMA show was mostly the same as the NYMOMA show going on now. Seeing things like her Guggenheim application made this different from your run of the mill retrospective. Great art too!