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From: | Aaron Hill |
Subject: | Re: GSoC 2020: Shape-note notehead encoding |
Date: | Thu, 23 Jul 2020 17:17:52 -0700 |
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On 2020-07-23 4:28 pm, Owen Lamb wrote:
(It starts to get confusing to keep track of diagonal directions after awhile, so for the sake of clarity, I'll be talking about diamonds withthick NE and SW sides as Calimaine, and those with thick NW and SE sides as Florington, after the states roughly in the corresponding corners of thecontinental U.S. A bit fanciful, but the portmanteaus are easier to distinguish than jumbles of capital letters.)
Hmm... "Calimaine" sounds like a lotion.But why not "Washida"? While we have our problems up here in the Pacific Northwest, I am mildly displeased at having to be associated with Florida in the first place and more so with them getting top billing. :P
(For the record, I am a Washingtonian who lived in Florida for several years, so I have experience with both states, notwithstanding a childhood spent in Kansas, Misery [sic], and briefly New Jersey. There are few US stereotypes I have not yet had to contend with.)
-- Aaron Hill
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