Prepping for our Big "Field Trip"
Soon we will be on our way to the ultimate homeschool field trip. Sure, most people would call it a vacation, but we like to view everything as an opportunity for study. We will be visiting my sister and her family who live in Rochester, NY. While there we are going to be taking a ride on the Erie Canal, visiting Niagara Falls, going to the Buffalo Bills training camp (well, that's just for the boys) and going to the Strong Museum. I have to thank my sister for coordinating everything. She just emailed me a schedule of events and I said "looks great" - how's that for service?
This book is the well known song about the Erie Canal - it has all of the lyrics and piano music as well. The kids love to sing it while I play the piano.
This book is actually a part of Miss B's Sonlight Core 3 curriculum. It is such a beautiful book (I've got a post ready to go about just this book, in fact!) and is about a canoe that makes the journey from Lake Nipigon (Canada) out to the Atlantic Ocean.... via the Great Lakes and Niagara Falls. It really cemented the geography for the kids.
Miss B. actually noticed this book listed on the back of one of her other Boxcar Children mysteries and brought it to my attention. We are almost finished reading it - it is of course another good Boxcar mystery and references the Maid of the Mist (which we will be going on) and lots of local Niagara Falls geography. I have the visitor's guide for Niagara Falls and the kids like looking through it while I'm reading.
We will be approaching the early 1800s this year in Miss B's history curriculum, so she will learn about why the Erie Canal was so important in the westward expansion of our nation. We've also learned that Niagara Falls is the second largest waterfall in the world (second to Victoria Falls) and that a huge amount of the world's fresh water passes over the falls. It is awesome to think about.
A great find on the internet is the site "American History for Kids". It has a section of American History coloring pages, and since GMan loves to color I'll print out the Erie Canal sheet for him this week. I'd like to take the kids' journals as well, so they can write a little bit about what they thought along the way.
We're all looking forward to a break from this oppressive heat and having the chance to see family and have lots of fun -- because once this "field trip" is over, we need to get back to WORK. Have I mentioned how much I love homeschooling?


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by First Comics News on June 28, 2019 Geek-Girl's new ongoing series Kickstarter hits Final 48 Hours!2019-06-28T10:40:50-07:00 - News
Created and written by Sam Johnson (The Almighties, Cabra Cini: Voodoo Junkie Hitwoman) and illustrated by Carlos Granda (Charmed, Grimm Fairy Tales), the Geek-Girl Mini-Series introduced the world to attractive, popular Maine college co-ed Ruby Kaye – a girl used to getting whatever she wants…
On a drunken whim, Ruby landed a pair of power-inducing super-tech glasses from her college's resident brainiac; but rather than impressing her friends, Ruby alienated the majority of her clique while klutzily trying to demonstrate her new-found abilities – accidentally knocking drinks over their expensive designer dresses. Her BFF Summer James was into what Ruby could do now, though – and pushed her into trying to be a super-hero – which climaxed with Ruby stopping super-villain Lightning Storm from taking over their city of Maine but, electrocuted by Lightning Storm in the process, getting left in a coma!
Feeling guilty, Summer filled in as Geek-Girl, but didn't have the propensity for it that Ruby had… Ruby came out of her coma, but – having nearly died – didn't have any plans to return to fighting crime. However, she's been made an offer she can't refuse…
Johnson brings us up to speed: "Before Ruby took her down, Lightning Storm did a lot of damage to law enforcement in Maine, leaving it badly undermanned – and a new bunch of villains, The League of Larcenists, emerged." Johnson continues, "The League of Larcenists are a quirky bunch of villains lead by Pig Head – a guy whose brain has been fused with a pig's; the crew are packing serious tech, including blasters and a teleporter, and are pulling bank jobs, gaining a reputation and growing in number. And they're not the only ones capitalizing on the hole that's been left in law enforcement, crime is rife… What's a back-from-a-coma girl with super-power-inducing tech glasses to do…?"
The answer to that lies is the Geek-Girl: Crime War TPB, collecting the first four issues of the ongoing Geek-Girl series – and Ruby comes out of this having been thrown a lifeline back to her old life…
Johnson fills us in, "The Crime War arc introduces us to Johnny Carlyle, a weapons runner of dubious morality who gets a wake up call that prompts him to start a new venture – bankrolling a super-team, headed by Geek-Girl!" Johnson continues, "Though reluctant to return to super-heroics, this is an offer Ruby can't really say no to, as the pay from it will allow her to go back to college and retake what she missed out on while in her coma. Ruby's thinking she'll take this gig, then hang up the cape for good and go back to her life as a college PR student." "However," Johnson continues, "I like to keep the Geek-Girl comic unpredictable, and now we've gone ongoing, I have some more 'out-there' creations to throw into the mix. Things are gonna get weird for Ruby."
Written by Johnson, illustrated by Carlos Granda, colored by Chunlin Zhao, and published by Markosia, Geek-Girl: Crime War TPB (collecting the 4-issue Crime War arc) and the new Geek-Girl #5 are available to Pre-Order now on Kickstarter, via www.geekgirlcomics.com, but only until June 30!
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We are writing with heavy and broken hearts to let the community know our beloved Tim Goshorn has been diagnosed with Stage 4 Large non-small cell Lung Cancer(NSCLC);adenocarcinoma. Everything has happened faster than we could imagine, and we are facing an uphill battle. He completed radiation for his spine, YAY! Now we need help with the next steps to follow helping Tim fight, but also and most importantly the support he will need for quality of life. As you all know Tim is loved in the community and all of our hearts. He dedicated his life to playing music that got us dancing and singing for over 40 years. If you have had the pleasure of meeting or hearing Tim play, you know his kind laugh and soul brings a warmth and smile to all those around him. The only thing Tim loves more than music is his son Cody and Fiance Leah. We would like to return the love to him by helping alleviate the expenses and pressure that has all of a sudden been put on him and his loved ones.
Recently we had Tim tested for the PDL1 mutation; which if positive would have given us the opportunity to use immunotherapy (helps break the cancer enough to allow his immune system to fight and contain the cancer). The wind was taken out of our sails yesterday when we found out he is not eligible for this treatment. However, we ARE NOT GIVING UP!
Right now we are exploring all next steps from chemotherapy, to integrative health strategies, supplements, and home health care. Unfortunately he does not have Insurance in Ohio, so all coverage of expenses will be out of pocket. No one can prepare you for news like this, and the truth is the financial burden is real. This has taken a toll both physically, emotionally, and financially as Tim and Leah are a couple in the Arts, as a Musician and Photographer. So we are asking for any donation to help out with the increasing expenses that come for our beloved Tim.
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The Rook: A Novel (The Rook Files #1) (Paperback)
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A smart funny thriller about Her Majesty's supernatural secret service, that is -- thankfully -- the first of an upcoming trilogy. Myfanwy Thomas, the title character, is smart, feisty and has extraordinary powers, which come in mighty handy. The rook -- one of two, along with bishops, chevaliers, pawns and retainers -- battle whatever supernatural enemy rears it's ugly head, for queen and country...hopefully without queen or country ever knowing. This is a compelling read that will leave you anxiously waiting for the second installment.
— From Mark B.
X-Files meets James Bond meets the more bureaucratic elements of Harry Potter. Eh, maybe with a little League of Extraordinary Gentleman and Rick & Morty thrown in there. I could not stop reading, not even after laughing so hard that I choked while riding the bus.
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"Utterly convincing and engrossing---totally thought-through and frequently hilarious....Even this aging, jaded, attention-deficit-disordered critic was blown away." --Lev Grossman, Time
Myfanwy Thomas awakens in a London park surrounded by dead bodies. With her memory gone, she must trust the instructions left by her former in order to survive. She quickly learns that she is a Rook, a high-level operative in a secret agency that protects the world from supernatural threats. But there is a mole inside the organization, and this person wants her dead.
Battling to save herself, Myfanwy will encounter a person with four bodies, a woman who can enter her dreams, children transformed into deadly fighters, and terrifyingly vast conspiracy.
Suspenseful and hilarious, THE ROOK is an outrageously imaginative thriller for readers who like their espionage with a dollop of purple slime.
Dan O'Malley graduated from Michigan State University and earned a Master's Degree in medieval history from Ohio State University. He then returned to his childhood home, Australia. He now works for the Australian Transport Safety Bureau, writing press releases for government investigations of plane crashes and runaway boats.
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This review is from Now Smell This, a wonderful blog about perfumes. "Gallivant is a new London-based niche line founded by Nick Steward, and debuting with four "urban exploration" fragrances: Brooklyn, Istanbul, London and Tel Aviv…"
Our second review is from The Wharf, a famous newspaper based in the heart of Canary Wharf, in London... "Nick Steward worked in the perfume industry for 20 years in London and Paris. He has launched artisanal brand Gallivant to help preserve the languid art of fragrance creation..."
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Dr. Michael Dorsey is a recognized expert on global governance and sustainability. For more than two decades, Dr. Dorsey has provided strategic guidance and advice to governments, foundations, firms and a multitude of others on the interplay of multilateral environment policy, finance and economic development matters. In 1992, he was a member of the U.S. State Department Delegation to the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, "The Earth Summit." From 1994-96 he was a task force member of President William Jefferson Clinton's Council on Sustainable Development. In 1997, in Glasgow, Scotland, Dorsey was bestowed Rotary International's highest honor, The Paul Harris Medal for Distinguished Service to Humanity. A "Life Member" of the Sierra Club, Michael served seven years as a Director on the Club's national board.
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Across Europe, Dorsey has been a visiting lecturer at various institutions, including the Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (The Royal University of Groningen, The Netherlands) in 2001 and the Department of Regional Planning at the Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan (Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden) in 2002. From 2001-2005 Dorsey was heavily involved in the What Next? Project at the Uppsala, Sweden-based Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation. Since 2008, Dr. Dorsey has been an Affiliated Researcher on the Sustainability and Climate Research Team at Erasmus University's Research Institute of Management inside the Rotterdam School of Management (RSM-ERIM, The Netherlands).
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From April 2007 until November 2008, Dr. Dorsey was a member of Senator Barack Obama's energy and environment Presidential campaign team. In 2009, the Ford Foundation recognized Dr. Dorsey's ongoing contribution to examining the interplay of climate change policy, finance and social justice concerns with an inaugural grant for the Climate Justice Research Project, supporting research on how emerging carbon markets shape justice-based climate policies. In July 2010, Lisa Jackson, the US Environmental Protection Agency (US-EPA) Administrator, appointed Dr. Dorsey to the EPA's National Advisory Committee (NAC). Administrator Jackson reappointed Dr. Dorsey to the US-EPA NAC in 2012.
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We read in Luke 1:29 that when Mary received the news about the impending birth she was "perplexed," or "troubled." Dare we say that Mary was just a little fearful? And when Joseph is brought in on the plan he was told, "Do not be afraid." It sounds so simple, but it is hard, isn't it? Fear can catch and paralyze us; or it can cause us to act rashly. Fear can sometimes save your life, but it can just as often enslave it.
Fear is one of the great challenges for us in our culture, in no small part because it can be used so effectively within our media. As you watch TV, listen to the radio, read the paper, or browse the web, pay attention to the way fear might be used to influence decision-making. Will you have enough money for retirement? Do you really know what is in the food you eat? Will your children have a future? The alarm is raised. Be afraid! … and here is how we suggest you immediately act. Sadly, we in the Church are by no means immune to this, especially in this time of such a rapidly changing cultural landscape. Fear can drive us into terrible places. But as one thoughtful commentator on the subject, Brad Jersak, has noted, behind every fear lurks a lie. The great lie is that we are in this alone.
In what is surely the most famous of all the Psalms, Psalm 23, the writer declares that even in the valley of the shadow of death, they will "fear no evil." Why? They affirm this because they believe that "you are with me." In other words, the Psalmist can face whatever the day brings because they trust that God is accompanying them and they will not be abandoned. God is with us.
Is God scary? It does say, after all, in the previous Psalm, Psalm 22:23, "You who fear the LORD, praise him!" But that word translated as fear has much more to do with awe and reverence than terror. To glimpse God will cause us to fear in much the same way that we catch our breath when we stare down at the Grand Canyon beneath our feet … or at our firstborn in our arms. And when the Almighty invites you into the future that God has in mind for you, there are few of us who do not have as a first response, "Are you sure you don't have the wrong person?" God is known to think big—very big—and has a propensity for choosing the most unlikely agents of change. After all, who would possibly expect a very young woman in a backwater of the Roman Empire to be a key player in the redemption of humankind? The very thought unsettles, creates fear, even.
On the other hand, we're with God. Can there be a safer future?
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Various Artists: Putumayo Presents Jazz Christmas
BY JIM TRAGESER
The Putumayo World Music compilations have achieved an enviable brand status with their wide-ranging stylistic variety and the distinctively cheerful covers by artist Lisa Gonzalez.
The latest entry, Putumayo Presents Jazz Christmas joins previous entrants Putumayo Presents New Orleans Christmas (2007) and Putumayo Presents A Jazz & Blues Christmas (2008) in offering collections of holiday-themed entrants in a jazz vein.
As with all of its jazz releases, Putumayo founder and curator Dan Storper's taste in jazz runs toward traditional New Orleans and straight-ahead pianists. This outing sticks fairly closely to that pattern. The New Orleans vibe is represented by previous Putumayo participants Lars Edegran and Papa Don Vappie, along with the relatively obscure Dixieland Ramblers. The pianists include Oscar Peterson, Tom Grant and Chad Lawson. Adding a few wrinkles (as Storper always does) are tracks by blues / R&B singer Charles Brown and soul jazz saxophonist Houston Person.
Grant's sparkling supper club arrangement of "Winter Wonderland" opens the collection. An underknown and underappreciated player in the mold of Tommy Flanagan, Grant's playing is ornate without being busy, and the heart of the melody is always front and center.
The Dixieland Ramblers then tackle Mel Tormes timeless "The Christmas Song" in a fairly straight ahead piano trio approach, led by the uncredited pianist. (As with most Putumayo releases, the liner notes are rich in platitudes, and a bit thin on the sorts of details jazz fans are used to).
The piano-centric approach continues with Lawson's rendition of "Angels We Have Heard On High," played at a somewhat relaxed pace. The liner notes indicate Lawson is from North Carolina, and his songs have graced several TV soundtracks and advertising campaigns. Here he shows a light touch, with his uncredited bassist and drummer providing a subtle backdrop.
Peterson's swinging take on "Let It Snow" is from his 1995 Telarc Records outing, An Oscar Peterson Christmas, and features Dave Samuels on vibes. While Samuels is best-known for his time in smooth jazz combo Spyro Gyra, he established his jazz bona fides in Gerry Mulligan's early 1970s combo, and he later backed guitarist Pat Metheny. Here, he and Peterson trade leads as seamlessly as Nat King Cole and guitarist Oscar Moore once did, perfectly in sync with one another.
The collection begins its shift toward a New Orleans approach on the Dixieland Rambler's second track, "I'll Be Home for Christmas," which opens with the pianist laying out the theme before the trombone takes the second verse and carries it forward.
Person's soulful reading of "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" finds the melody more hinted at than explored. Mike Renzi's percussive piano plays opposite Jay Leonhart's lead double bass, with Grady Tate steady as always on the drum kit. Person is apparently sitting this track out, even though it's taken from his 1994 release, Christmas with Houston Person and Friends. (All the sideman info was taken from that album, not the Putumayo collection.)
But Person is front and center on tenor sax on "Blue Christmas," which gets a slowed-down and very Crescent City-like arrangement.
Lars Erdegran and his combo—here renamed the Santa Claus Revelers—tackle "Christmas In New Orleans" with the late Big Al Carson on vocals. On a song made famous by Louis Armstrong, this version is played about 25 percent faster, and takes more of an ensemble brass band approach.
Papa Don Vappie's New Orleans Jazz Band opens "Silver Bells" pretty close to Andy Williams' iconic version before breaking out into a Big Easy-styled vamp.
The late Charles Brown, whose "Please Come Home for Christmas" remains a staple of many a holiday play list, closes out this collection with his New Year's ode, "Bringing In a Brand New Year" from his 1994 "Cool Christmas Blues" release. It's more downtempo R&B than jazz, although his signature sound on piano is as much jazz and blues—he was one of those rare true crossover artists whose music embraced both jazz and blues simultaneously.
This is a fun collection, with both recognized names and, for many listeners, some new ones as well. Few of these songs are considered definitive, and thus retain a freshness that too much holiday music can lose through overexposure.
Winter Wonderland (Tom Grant); The Christmas Song (Dixieland Ramblers); Angels We Have Heard on High (Chad Lawson Trio); Let It Show (Oscar Peterson); I'll Be Home for Christmas (Dixieland Ramblers); God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman (Houston Person); Blue Christmas (Houston Person); Christmas In New Orleans (Lars Edegran and His Santa Claus Revelers); Silver Bells (Papa Don Vappie's New Orleans Jazz Band); Bringing In a Brand New Year (Charles Brown).
Various Artists: various; Oscar Peterson: piano; Charles Brown: voice / vocals; Houston Person: saxophone, tenor.
Title: Putumayo Presents Jazz Christmas | Year Released: 2021 | Record Label: Putumayo World Music
About Various Artists
Various Artists Album Review Jim Trageser Putumayo Presents Jazz Christmas Putumayo World Music Dan Storper Lars Edegran and {{Papa Don Vappie Dixieland Ramblers. The pianists include {{Oscar Peterson Tom Grant Chad Lawson Charles Brown Houston Person Tommy Flanagan Mel Torme' Dave Samuels Spyro Gyra Nat Cole Oscar Moore Mike Renzi Jay Leonhart Grady Tate Big Al Carson Louis Armstrong Andy Williams
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US Department of the Treasury in the next few weeks will announce new sanctions against Russia. «We are working on sanctions against the Russian Federation. I can assure you, they are at work. Over the next few weeks, I will be here again, in the White House, to talk about this.» — Interfax quotes the head of the US Treasury Department.
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Histories Private and Public: Talking with Péter Forgács about Letters to Afar
Marjorie Backman
"We wanted to do a writing of history through a sensual observance of the films. By having those details opened up, we show how the daily life was — not by explaining didactically but rather offering this inner representation."
To evoke the dramatic sensation of experiencing Poland's once large Jewish population in its full vitality before the Holocaust, filmmaker Péter Forgács selected expressive gestures from vintage home movies in the 2013 installation Letters to Afar. He slowed down the footage, duplicated it on multiple screens, and created 12 orchestrations.
It all started with a klezmer band in New York City. The lead singer for the Klezmatics, also the sound archivist at the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, explored the possibility of scoring music for some rare silent films in the collection: footage shot by American Jewish immigrants visiting their native Poland in the 1920s and '30s. In need of a film artist, the band in October contacted Forgács, who often works with found footage. That's how Forgács, who presented a video installation at the Venice Biennale in 2009, ended up staging in May 2013 what became the first exhibition of the new Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw.
Forgács spoke to Marjorie Backmanabout history, art, and memory.
MARJORIE BACKMAN: How did you go about doing this so visitors would feel like they're there, feeling the presence of people from the past?
PÉTER FORGÁCS: I have done several huge installations that deal with this, let's say, found footage embedded to a composition or orchestrations with music composed for a video installation.
Danube Exodus I created at the Getty museum from 2000 to 2002 together with the University of Southern California's Labyrinth Project, an interactive media art lab.
That is an interactive multi-image composition, a historic travelogue of a cruise ship captain on the Danube, who took Jewish refugees from Bratislava and Budapest to the Black Sea, where they traveled to Palestine on another ship. It also traces the captain's journey the next year, in 1940, bringing German émigré families to Nazi turf after the Soviets seized Bessarabia.
It's not just an art installation, but it's also a composition that allows people to understand this history through private history.
So this is not the first time you're using art to shed light on a historic event?
No, I've been making these films and installations for 25 years. I exhibited Col Tempo at the Venice Biennale four years ago with the same attitude.
These are postmodern narratives with historic layers approaching a meditation and contemplation.
They are on the border. That's why I am hired.
You chose some footage for reasons other than the identities of those filmed. Correct?
Sometimes, yes. But in this case we have to understand that this is a magic moment. Everybody is innocent. They don't know their future.
I'm keeping this innocence of the original home movies done by these American Jewish Polish guys.
They were going back to the old homeland, witnessing the life over there, visiting their families, their villages, shtetls and towns, and their films were private cinema.
So you did select some footage based on who was in it?
First of all, I really like the mistakes, the accidents, like the hand of God.
And I'm not representing, recontextualizing these films as an anthropologist, but it's as if we were there because we are with the cinematography of the home moviemaker.
At that time the film camera was rare; the film was expensive. It means people were not used to being filmed.
Why is that significant?
They look differently into the camera. They behave differently. Their reactions are different. Different types of things are recorded. The taboos are different. People get embarrassed in different ways.
Today, with cameras built into our phones, it's a different paradigm of looking, recording, and memory. With the instant review of the picture, the method for human self-representation is changed.
And there is this cultural dimension. For example, some footage comes from Gerold and Lillian Frank's visit to the little village of Kamionka. You are the third American couple to set foot here in 50 years, they were told. And the grandmother showed them around.
They went from the New World to the Old Country — from the United States, a dynamic country, to a community practically living in the 19th century.
Of course, we have this position that we can look back. While we have this historical distance, we cannot interfere with the past. We cannot do anything. It's like the Hitchcockian suspense. Museum visitors might have the same feeling: They know something will happen.
We are here in our present time, with our ghosts, with our cultural interests, with our knowledge. We see how shy people appear in front of the camera, how children happily dance, their love and their tenderness, et cetera, et cetera, and the very complexity of big cities.
What's the geographic reach of the footage?
A few filmmakers went to the big city, Warsaw, which had 350,000 Jews, almost half the number of the whole Jewry of Germany.
Some 3 1/2 million Jews lived in Poland then, and most of them spoke Yiddish. There is Vilna on film and Łódź, the Manchester of the textile industry.
You see rumbling, hustling big cities, with trams, with cars, with people. You see the Jewish neighborhood, the Christian neighborhood. You see official events, too.
So it's a very complex way to show social strata, human behavior, group behavior, individual faces. The face of the time is there.
And it's not propaganda; it's not entertainment. It's not education but real life through art.
Do you think audiences today have become inured to straight narrative history films?
I don't think so. I wouldn't generalize.
I can compare my job to that of other filmmakers. Like in early Cassavetes films, there's spontaneity in front of the camera. Or as with the New Wave in France, Godard films, Truffaut films, there is a direct behavior with the camera. And this behavior appears in the amateur films.
What I worked out with my talented editor, the Klezmatics, and curator Tamara Sztyma is a newly woven carpet, a patchwork in many dimensions, where I invite you, the viewer, to come along with me, look at what I found.
Look at these treasures, look at these faces, look into their eyes, look into their environment. Look at the village, the old ladies, the families. Look at those strong men working. Look at the little shops. Travel with us in the past, which is in the present.
You added archival footage about the Second Polish Republic and captions from period literature. But in selecting any clips, did you say, I want this specific guy because he was, say, a merchant in Warsaw?
Ah, listen: This is very complex. This work was done through long weeks, months, and it's a step-by-step building up while editing. It's like someone receiving a bunch of letters from the early 20th century and writing a novel.
When I make choices, it's not a technical choice. It's not the sociologist's choice. I may be motivated to have this or that, but I have to go much more by people's expressions. It's instinctive on my part.
So you aimed for geographic variety, but otherwise you totally went for the visuals?
I deliberately selected footage from a film about Nowogródek commissioned by Alexander Harkavy.
He was a genuine man of language. He immigrated to the United States in the 1880s and wrote the Yiddish-English-Hebrew Dictionary. He helped initiate the Nowogródek Relief Committee, so that people in America could aid their hometown and relatives.
In 1921, Harkavy brought money to the city and wrote a full report to the relief society. We have the film made 11 years later when he visited again. So that became the basis of one of my orchestrations.
Letters to Afar is on view in Warsaw through September and will travel to YIVO in New York for a special Nov. 19 benefit with a live performance by the Klezmatics.
— Marjorie Backman
Marjorie Backman is a journalist living in New York.
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05.20.2019 | General Interest Press
WILMINGTON, Mass. – Osram, a global high-tech lighting company, returns to Lightfair International (LFI) in 2019 to highlight a range of technologies using visible and invisible light to improve quality of life. Osram's continued transformation into a high-tech photonics company focuses on four strategic application fields: Mobility, Safety and Security, Connection, and Well-Being and Health. LFI, the world's largest annual architectural and commercial lighting trade show and conference, is celebrating its 30th anniversary, and as one of the world's lighting tech leaders, Osram is one of just eight companies that has been exhibiting at LFI each year since the show's inception in 1989. Osram will be in Booth #1701 at LFI, May 21-23, 2019, in the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, Penn.
Osram's new products and announcements at LFI include:
Osram's Traxon e:cue will feature a broad range of new and innovative connected lighting solutions, including the below extensions to its ProPoint Family:
The ProPoint Linear brings flexibility to graze lighting applications with a variety of output, size and color offerings. Its efficient design allows for easy concealed placement, allowing the architecture to be the focus. Smooth color mixing works seamlessly with other ProPoint family luminaires to deliver limitless possibilities. Available in 1-foot and 4-foot lengths, at 8W or 12W per foot, and comes in three standard finishes: Gray, Black or White.
The ProPoint Vista is Traxon's most powerful Dynamic Lighting luminaire. It is available in 200W and 400W sizes and is ideal for high-rise and tower illumination. Your choice of full color RGBW, Dynamic White, Static White, and Static Color combines with a native 3 degree optic and many spread lens variations for precise lighting control. Available in three standard finishes: Grey, Black or White.
The ProPoint Pixel is a high-brightness, single-pixel luminaire for facade accents, beacon lighting and media applications. RGBW, Dynamic White, and a variety of static colors combine with several diffusion options to create an extensive array of facade lighting possibilities.
The ProPoint Sconce offers a tight, controlled grazing solution to exterior applications where the light source will be visible. The sleek design works in both traditional and contemporary architectural environments. Available in three sizes and both static white and static color options. The ProPoint Sconce will be on display in the Traxon Suite at LFI. Media appointments required.
Osram Opto Semiconductors will introduce its first Quantum Dot (QD) LED: Osconiq S3030 QD. The mid-power LED was designed for area lighting and downlight applications. QDs are nanometer-sized semiconductor particles, which are about 10,000 times smaller than the diameter of a human hair. When blue LED light hits the nanoparticles, they emit different wavelengths of light depending on the size of the QDs. For example, QDs three nanometers in size produce green light, while particles seven nanometers in size emit red light. With Osram's QD technology, outstanding efficiency values are possible, even with high color rendering indexes (CRI).
Osram's Digital Lumens will demonstrate its new RLE intelligent LED fixture featuring socketed intelligence and an interchangeable, upgradeable smart sensor. All Digital Lumens intelligent LED fixtures feature embedded sensors that enable customization and automation of advanced lighting controls to deliver up to 90 percent in lighting-related energy savings, as well as instrument facilities for the IIoT and the opportunity to unlock new value through environmental and utility monitoring, power metering and more. The RLE intelligent LED fixture delivers the same efficiency, control and flexibility; it also features Bluetooth technology for location-based solutions, and reimagines the Industrial IoT through a unique design that allows users to immediately capture the benefits of intelligent LED lighting while ensuring compatibility with Digital Lumens' growing suite of SiteWorx IIoT solutions for the lifetime of the fixture.
With an emphasis on Osram's strategic fields of Connection and Well-Being and Health, Osram Digital Systems will showcase End-to-End Smart Building IoT solutions as well as a Digital Tunable White System:
End-to-End Smart Building IoT Solutions include the SensiLUM Wireless Integrated Sensor, Optotronic LED Drivers with DEXAL® Technology, and ENCELIUM® Extend Light Management System. Digital Systems is also expanding its offerings to end-customers through new partnerships, including Rifiniti and most recently Facility Solutions Group (FSG). FSG is a leader in building technology system design, integration, installation and managed services and will offer turnkey smart building IoT solutions that combine the ENCELIUM LMS with a lighting package that includes fixture-integrated sensor and control components by Osram, as well as lighting system installation and managed services to the commercial, industrial and retail industries.
The Digital Tunable White (TW) System is DALI-based and is designed for human centric lighting (HCL) applications in educational, commercial office and healthcare settings. The system consists of an OPTOTRONIC® Tunable White two-channel Programmable LED Driver, OSRAM Tunable White Wallstation, PrevaLED® Tunable White Light Engine, and optional OSRAM Control Power Pack.
Also focusing on the fields of Connection and Well-Being and Health, LED Engin will showcase its LuxiTuneTM light engine paired with Osram's Lightelligence IoT platform. The interoperability of these two Osram products demonstrates the benefits of a user-friendly light management interface and cloud connectivity for human centric lighting applications. It offers data-driven services for managing and customizing the dynamic lighting experience. Benefits include the real-time ability to collect, monitor and analyze tunable white luminaire data over the cloud, and the ability to commission, schedule and create light recipes based on application, location, occupancy and user needs.
These products and more will be featured in the Osram Booth #1701 at LFI.
For more information, visit www.osram.us.
OSRAM Photos
Photo on left, clockwise from Top Right: Newly launched ProPoint Vista, ProPoint Linear, ProPoint Sconce, ProPoint Pixel, and previously launched ProPoint Wall Washer. Right: Osram's Osconiq S3030 QD mid-power LED is the company's first Quantum Dot LED.
Left, Digital Lumens' future-proof RLE intelligent LED fixture makes it easier and more economical to instrument facilities for the IIoT. On right, Digital Systems' Tunable White (TW) System by Osram consists of an OPTOTRONIC® TW two-channel Programmable LED Driver, Osram TW Wallstation, PrevaLED® TW Light Engine, and optional Osram Control Power Pack.
OSRAM Photo
LED Engin's LuxiTune light engine will be paired with Osram's Lightelligence IoT platform at Lightfair. The interoperability of these two Osram products demonstrates the benefits of a user-friendly light management interface and cloud connectivity for human centric lighting applications.
Ellen Slingsby Miller
Email: e.miller@osram.com
Sarah Carlson
Email: sarah.carlson@osram-os.com
About OSRAM
OSRAM, based in Munich, is a leading global high-tech company with a history dating back more than 110 years. Primarily focused on semiconductor-based technologies, our products are used in highly diverse applications ranging from virtual reality to autonomous driving and from smartphones to networked, intelligent lighting solutions in buildings and cities. OSRAM utilizes the infinite possibilities of light to improve the quality of life for individuals and communities. OSRAM's innovations will enable people all over the world not only to see better, but also to communicate, travel, work, and live better. As of the end of fiscal year 2018 (September 30), OSRAM had approximately 26,200 employees worldwide. It generated revenue of more than €3.8 billion from continued operations in fiscal year 2018. The company is listed on the stock exchanges in Frankfurt and Munich (ISIN: DE000LED4000; WKN: LED400; trading symbol: OSR). Additional information can be found at www.osram.com.
About OSRAM SYLVANIA
OSRAM SYLVANIA is part of OSRAM Americas, a group of OSRAM companies located in North and South America. As a leader in lighting solutions and services specializing in innovative design and energy-saving technology, the company sells products under the brand names OSRAM, Traxon, ENCELIUM and SYLVANIA. The portfolio ranges from high-tech applications based on semiconductor technology, such as infrared or laser lighting, to smart and connected lighting solutions in buildings and cities. The OSRAM SYLVANIA and OSRAM Americas regional headquarters is located in Wilmington, Massachusetts. For more information, visit www.osram.us or follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
OSRAM is a registered trademark of OSRAM GmbH.
ENCELIUM is a registered trademark of OSRAM SYLVANIA Inc.
All other trademarks are those of their respective owners.


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import javax.ejb.Stateless;
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    @PersistenceContext(unitName = "ermPu")
    private EntityManager em;

    @Override
    protected EntityManager getEntityManager() {
        return em;
    }

    public Cie10Facade() {
        super(Cie10.class);
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}

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By JENNIFER GARDNERSeptember 8, 2018
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Beaver native Nick Underwood, however, flies ferociously into the eye of the storm, and gathers data on the monster to make people in its path aware of its strength.
Underwood, 26, has worked as an aerospace engineer and hurricane hunter for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Florida since August 2016.
NOAA funds projects to reduce bycatch with engineering
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — A group of organizations is getting more than $2 million in grants to use engineering to try to reduce bycatch in fisheries.
Bycatch is the term for when fish and other animals are accidentally caught with gear that was seeking a different species. Bycatch poses problems for rare species of dolphins, turtles, sharks and other animals.
NOAA declares seal die-off as 'unusual mortality event'
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The federal government is declaring the deaths of hundreds of seals off the New England coast this summer to be an "unusual mortality event."
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Friday it will investigate the "elevated strandings of harbor and grey seals in the Northeast attributed to disease." It said 462 seals have been found dead off the New England coast in July and August, with most off of Maine and others off of Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Agencies call for more resources to monitor sea level rise
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — More resources are needed to monitor sea level rise and erosion rates that could threaten coastal Alaska communities, officials said.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Hydrographic Services Review Panel is meeting in Juneau this week to discuss the issue with state and federal agencies, the Juneau Empire reported Tuesday.


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Q: Node.js process hangs when creating huge object I have a node process that I use to add key-values to an object.  When I get to about 9.88 million keys added, the process appears to hang.  I assumed an out-of-memory issue, so I turned on trace_gc and also put in a check in the the code that adds the keys:
const { heapTotal, heapUsed } = process.memoryUsage()
if ((heapUsed / heapTotal) > 0.99) {
  throw new Error('Too much memory')
}

That condition was never met, and the error never thrown.  As far as --trace_gc output, my last scavenge log was:
[21544:0x104000000]  2153122 ms: Scavenge 830.0 (889.8) -> 814.3 (889.8) MB, 1.0 / 0.0 ms  allocation failure

Mark-sweep, however, continues logging this:
[21544:0x104000000]  3472253 ms: Mark-sweep 1261.7 (1326.9) -> 813.4 (878.8) MB, 92.3 / 0.1 ms  (+ 1880.1 ms in 986 steps since start of marking, biggest step 5.6 ms, walltime since start of marking 12649 ms) finalize incremental marking via task GC in old space requested

Is this output consistent with memory issues?
I should note that having to add this many keys to the object is an edge-case; normally the range is more likely in the thousands. In addition, the keys are added during a streaming process, so I don't know how many are required to added at the outset.  So in addition to trying to figure out what the specific problem is, I'm also looking for a way to determine that the problem will likely occur before the process hangs.

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