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Alistair Smith

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Editor @TheStage, trustee @GetIntoTheatre, author of the London Theatre Report and Theatre Workforce Review. All views my own etc
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Bun 1.4

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By Dylan Conway, Alistair Smith Verified, Ciro Spaciari
| bun.com
The bun feedback command is removed. #38444 Bun.password.hash() with argon2 now requires memoryCost of at least 8. Hashes made by Bun 1.3 with a lower memoryCost still verify. #39596 bun update now moves transitive packages. bun update <name> errors (exit 1) on a name nothing depends on. Before, it added the package. --production/--prod on update means "only update dependencies and optionalDependencies". -i updates only the selection.
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Accommodation and critique: A necessary tension

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By Alistair Smith Verified, Gerald Midgley
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Critical systems thinking (CST) first arose in the mid to late 1980s in response to critiques of earlier systems approaches for naiveté about power relations and a belief that one methodology or paradigm offers everything we need for systemic intervention1 (Flood & Jackson, 1991a; Flood & Romm, 1996).
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Music as Medicine | Sound Healing Workshop | Online

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By Alistair Smith Verified
| AllEvents
About this Event This Month's theme - Music as Medicine I found my way to sound healing through music. When I became a musician at the age of 14, music became my therapy and medicine. It opened me up to profound levels of feeling, inspiration and spiritual experience. In this workshop we will look at how music can be therapeutic and healing, with lots of examples and deep listening. What's included...
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