andyluttrell.bsky.social
Associate Professor of Psych Science at Ball State. Studies moral opinions & persuasive messages. Science communicator. Letterpress printing enthusiast. He/him.
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Woo! Congratulations.
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As ever, they leave the definition of "DEIA principles and frameworks" impossibly vague.
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And anyone who's taken the Broader Impacts statement seriously.
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You can follow Amos on here ( @kennedyprints.bsky.social ) and check out the beautiful recent book from @letterformarchive.org: "Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.: Citizen Printer"
letterformarchive.org/shop/amos-pa...
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The Poster House blog is a delight, especially if you can't make it out to NYC to visit the museum in person.
posterhouse.org/blog/
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Listen anywhere that connects you to podcasts, such as...
Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1...
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/7qgo...
The Opinion Science webpage: opinionsciencepodcast.com/episode/post...
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Anyhow, hand-inked and printed on a signpress with wood and metal type.
These are up on Etsy if you want to boldly support science on a wall somewhere.
www.etsy.com/listing/1853...
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I'm working on a paper today, thinking, "I don't know. I guess I'll just keep doing this."
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All those swirly flourishes!
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I was looking at an MSJ specimen book last week, and that stuff makes my head explode. It's just so beautiful and quirky. I just started reading the William Loy book to stew in it some more.
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And the note on the back cover is set in 12 pt Twentieth Century Medium that's been sitting in a case for who knows how long and was originally used to teach printing at a Dayton high school.
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For fun, the type used is:
GRIZ: 36pt Spartan Medium from an old print shop in WA
ENT: 36pt Spartan Black Condensed rescued from an old printer's garage in Fort Wayne
MED: 10 pica Slab Serif Condensed wood type from a lifelong printer in Canada
LAB: 24pt Venus Bold Extended from god knows where
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For accessibility, each episode comes with a full transcript that's also annotated with primary sources we refer to.
The 5-episode series is available here: opinionsciencepodcast.com/episode/they...
(Scroll down to "Teaching Materials" for a link to a printable PDF of our note-taking guides.)
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As put in an FT article: "Former prisoners say the pungent acids in the garlic can melt detainees’ fingernails, exposing stinging flesh. Those who can no longer use their hands bite off the garlic skins with their teeth."
www.ft.com/content/1416...
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FWIW, although I stopped using jarlic many years ago because I prefer the fresh stuff, that Netflix doc "Rotten" made me uninterested in going back. The claims are contested, but in the end, I'm turned off by the production more than any claims to culinary purity.
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Aesthetically, I definitely prefer PDF. But the benefits of having one central CV that functions as my own records, a public document, and an easily PDFed file for "official matters" outweigh the unpleasantness of Google Docs. It's the only google doc use case I can tolerate.
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Can you do a live-updated PDF online?
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Oo, I read Tomorrow(s), too! I don't tend to do fiction but was glad I picked that one up.
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In unrelated news...
www.americastestkitchen.com/recipes/4666...
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If elected, I promise that no house will go without a rigorously validated ciabatta recipe. 🇺🇸
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This is so cool!
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More morality MSU meetings pls :)