Mendoza y los ritos interrumpidos (Argentina, fines del siglo XIX y principios del XX) por Rosana Aguerregaray Castiglione En tiempos normales, los mendocinos despedían a sus muertos conforme a las tradiciones arraigadas al “buen morir”. Esto implicaba dejar en orden lo espiritual y lo material: escribían su testamento, elegían la mortaja —religiosa o civil— y […]
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I saw a fun video on YouTube recently in which some runners attempted to do two parkruns in one day. I don’t mean run the same parkrun course twice, I mean they ran one parkrun at one course and then drove to a different course and ran that one too.
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This month, two MMWR reports highlighted three human rabies deaths in the United States.
En el marco del llamado abierto al Programa de Campeon(a|e)s de rOpenSci 2026 —cuarta cohorte global y segunda cohorte en español— realizamos una nueva edición de Conversaciones con la comunidad.En esta oportunidad, Yanina Bellini Saibene moderó un encuentro con Erik Navarro, Diana García y Luis Verde Arregoitia, quienes compartieron sus experiencias como campeon(a|e)s y mentor(a|e)s del programa, los aprendizajes obtenidos y las oportunidades
This morning, Kathleen Fitzpatrick drew my attention to a Mastodon post by Babette Knauer about plans for the University of Groningen to get away from Big Tech. The article itself is well worth a read, with ambitious approaches to digital independence. I had some not-very-original thoughts on it.
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