The History Blog takes us back to the back of a hagiography of a Bishop of Rheims, where we find a thousand-year-old piece of music, here performed by a pair of undegrads at St. John's college. They create an exquisite window into the sound of the past; the beautiful sound of human voices in song:
The Arrant Pedant got thirteen out of fifteen on an online grammar quiz with intriguingly mercurial answers, rules, and scores. Linguistically predictable (online quizzes are execrable), it's much more useful as a look at the reliability of Teh Intarwebs' infotainment and the interesting ineffability of "answers" found here ...
"You no longer need tennis balls in your life."
And, last but not least, Janet Reid takes us places. This time: "In a world ... where 'R&R' means 'revise and resubmit' ... and rejection just means rejection." Even a really nice rejection. Perhaps especially the really nice ones.
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