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James Louis Johnson (Indianapolis, 22 januari 1924 - aldaar, 4 februari 2001) was een Amerikaanse jazztrombonist, componist en arrangeur.

Biografie
Tussen de 9- en 11-jarige leeftijd leerde Johnson piano spelen bij een kerkorganist. Op 14-jarige leeftijd wisselde hij naar de trombone. In 1941/1942 toerde hij met bands onder leiding van Clarence Love en Isaac Snookum Russell, wiens trompettist Fats Navarro grote invloed had op Johnsons speelwijze. Van 1942 tot 1945 was Johnson lid van het Benny Carter Orchestra, waarmee hij toerde en in talrijke radioshows speelde. Hij stuurde hier en daar ook enkele arrangementen bij. Zijn eerste opgenomen solo was in 1943 met Love For Sale. Tot mei 1945 speelde Johnson bij Count Basie, grotendeels in New York, waarnaar hij midden 1946 verhuisde om de volgende jaren met kleine bands in diverse clubs te spelen met bop-grootheden als Bud Powell, Max Roach, Miles Davis, Fats Navarro, Charlie Parker en Dizzy Gillespie. Met het nonet van Davis was hij betrokken bij de opname van Birth of the Cool.

Met Oscar Pettifords band toerde Johnson in 1951 door Korea, Japan en de zuidelijke Grote Oceaan. In 1952 toerde hij met een Allstar-band, waartoe ook Miles Davis behoorde. Naar aanleiding van de verslechterende eigen financiële situatie werkte Johnson als inspecteur bij de Sperry Gyroscope Company en trad hij tijdens deze periode slechts sporadisch op. In augustus 1954 formeerde Johnson samen met de trombonist Kai Winding het duo Jay and Kai, dat ingebed in een kwintet tot 1956 actief zou blijven en uitermate succesvol zou zijn en zodoende Johnson bekend zou maken bij een breder publiek. Naast de intussen bereikte reputatie als leidend jazztrombonist trok hij nu ook door zijn third stream-compositie Poem for Brass (alias Jazz Suite for Brass) de aandacht naar zich toe als arrangeur. Veel van zijn georkestreerde werken bevatten zowel fuga-passagen en koorachtige 'out of tempo'-elementen als ook conventionele swing-fasen.

Na de ontbinding van Jay and Kai leidde Johnson zijn eigen kwintet tot aan de zomer van 1960, toerde hij door Europa en componeerde hij groot aangemaakte werken als El camino real en Sketch for Trombone and Band, die in 1959 werden opgevoerd bij het Monterey Jazz Festival. Bijkomstig onderwees hij aan de Lenox School of Jazz in Massachusetts en schreef hij de nieuwe third stream-compositie Perceptions voor Dizzy Gillespie.

Door de jaren 1960 combineerde Johnson zijn carrières als trombonist en arrageur/componist. Hij speelde met de Miles Davis Band (1961/62), formeerde zijn eigen band en leidde tijdens een Japanse tournee een eigen sextet met onder andere Clark Terry en Sonny Stitt. Tot 1967 componeerde hij voor de MBA muziek in New York.

In 1970 verhuisde hij naar Los Angeles en schreef hij hoofdzakelijk film- en televisiemuziek. Zijn schaarse opnamen en optredens onderstreepten echter verder zijn betekenis als actieve trombonist. Enkele jaren na zijn terugkeer in zijn geboortestad Indianapolis (1987) speelde Johnson na het overlijden van zijn echtgenote Vivian, waaraan hij vervolgens een album wijdde, weer vaker. In 1988 speelde hij bijvoorbeeld in het New Yorkse Village Vanguard, waar hij van Slide Hampton een handtekeningenlijst van diverse trombonisten kreeg overhandigd als teken van erkenning voor zijn verdiensten voor de jazz.

Nadat hij in 1995 een laatste concert had gegeven in de Jazz Kitchen in Indianapolis, maakte hij in juni 1997 in DownBeat zijn terugtrekking uit de actieve muziekbusiness bekend om nog aan eigen composities en met Joshua Berret en Louis Bourgois III te werken aan zijn autobiografie The Musical World of J. J. Johnson.

Betekenis
Johnson telt als belangrijkste na-oorlogse trombonist, die op talrijke trombonisten grote invloed had/heeft. Zijn vroege opnamen (ongeveer tot 1945) getuigen van een 'dikke' toon, een veeleer agressieve speelwijze en indrukwekkende beweeglijkheid en gelijken zonder twijfel nog op zijn vroege voorbeelden Lester Young, Roy Eldridge en Fred Beckett.

Tijdens de jaren 1940 ontwikkelde Johnson een zulke snelheid en technische beheersing van het instrument, dat veel luisteraars van zijn platen toentertijd onbedoeld ervan uitgingen, dat Johnson speelde op de ventieltrombone.

Overlijden
Johnson leed de laatste jaren aan kanker. Op 4 februari 2001 schoot hij zichzelf dood. Johnson werd 77 jaar.

Discografie
 1947–1954: Jay And Kai (Savoy Records) met Hank Jones, Billy Bauer, Charles Mingus, Eddie Safranski, Kenny Clarke1953–1954:
 1953–1954: The Eminent Jay Jay Johnson: Volume 1 & 2 (Blue Note Records) met Clifford Brown, Hank Mobley, Jimmy Heath, Wynton Kelly, John Lewis, Horace Silver, Paul Chambers, Percy Heath, Charles Mingus, Kenny Clarke (volgens Morton/Cook 'Een van de centrale documenten van de naoorlogse jazz')
 1957: Live At The Cafe Bohemia (Fresh Sound) met Bobby Jaspar, Tommy Flanagan, Wilbur Little, Elvin Jones
 1957–1960: The Trombone Master (Columbia) met Nat Adderley, Victor Feldman, Max Roach
 1988: Live At The Village Vanguard (Emercy) met Ralph Moore, Stanley Cowell, Rufus Reid, Victor Lewis

Compilatie
 1996 The Complete CBS J. J. Johnson Small Group Sessions (1956–61) – (Mosaic) 11 lp's en 7 cd's met Bobby Jaspar, Hank Jones, Percy Heath, Elvin Jones, Wilbur Little, Tommy Flanagan, Paul Chambers, Max Roach, Nat Adderley, Albert Heath, Cedar Walton, Spanky DeBrest, Freddie Hubbard, Clifford Jordan, Arthur Harper, Victor Feldman, Sam Jones, Louis Hayes

Filmografie
 1971: Shaft
 1972: Top of the Heap
 1972: Across 110th Street
 1973: Cleopatra Jones
 1974: Willie Dynamite
 1975: Starsky and Hutch (tv-serie)
 1976–1978: The Six Million Dollar Man (tv-serie)
 1979–1980: Buck Rogers (tv-serie)
 1984–1985: Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer (tv-serie)

Amerikaans jazztrombonist
Amerikaans componist
Amerikaans arrangeur

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I was invited to be a writer-in-residence for the 2020–2021 season at Kervigo Ensemble Theatre, a New York City-based theatre company. I will be focusing my residency on developing my new full-length play, BURNING DOWN THE HOUSE. In this five-character play, a 51-year-old woman struggles with the Early Onset Alzheimer's of her 54-year-old husband and wrestles with the responsibilities and desires of sacrifice and love.
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A 10-minute play of mine, WINE AND SQUEEZE, had both a reading at the Orange County (NY) Ten Minute Play Festival, in August, and a production (in a physical theatre, socially distanced, that was recorded and live-streamed) at the Group Rep/Lonny Chapman Theatre in North Hollywood, CA, that premiered in October.
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My one act play, THE CLUB was one of three winners of the 2020 Lake Tahoe Word Wave Playwriting Competition (October). Winners will be staged next year.
My short play WHOSE PLOT IS THIS? was a finalist in the Avalonia 7 Theater Festival (Jacksonville) for Best Comedic 10 Minute Play.
In May 2020, a monologue I wrote was featured in the Primary Stages/ESPA virtual event, 50 Shades of Detention. I chose the theme of "Love in the Time of Corona."
My newest play, THE CLUB, had its first staged reading at Emerging Artists Theatre's New Work Series on October 17, 2019.
A COMFORTABLE LIFE won a "Blue Ribbon Award" as one of the top three plays in an international playwriting contest, and had a staged reading as part of Southwest Theatre Production's Rising Artists Series, Austin, Texas.
Called "funny, funny, funny" by nohoartsdistrict.com, short play WHOSE PLOT IS THIS? was selected to be part of "Nine Winning One Acts" at the Group Rep/Lonny Chapman theatre in North Hollywood, California.
A COMFORTABLE LIFE had a revised staged reading at Arts on the Lake in Kent, New York June 8, 2019.
I recorded two new stand-alone songs. "Everyone's Kids Are Perfect" and "Let's Do Lunch."
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My short play, HOW DOES THAT MAKE YOU FEEL? wins the July, 2016 10-Minute Play Contest at Manhattan Repertory Theatre!
BURNING UP a Finalist in the Theatre Now New York's SOUND BITES Festival, January, 2016
URBAN MOMFARE Selected to Extend its Run in the 2014 FringNYC Encore Series!
See it September 21–28th.
URBAN MOMFARE premieres at the NYC Fringe
August 9-24, 2014, New York City
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I'm interviewed about URBAN MOMFARE in the New York Post.
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BroadwayWorld.com writes about URBAN MOMFARE.
Broadway producer Ken Davenport includes URBAN MOMFARE in his list of 10 Shows That Stand Out at the Fringe 2014.
Time Out New York names URBAN MOMFARE a "Critic's Pick"
BURNING UP! is a Katra Film Series Selection
Written with composer Rick Bassett, Burning Up! began as a ten-minute musical in the BMI Musical Theatre Workshop. It was then directed as a film by Mark Phillip Lichtenstein and produced by Zoe Samuel. Cast: Lori Hammel, James Sasser, Evan Siegel, and Sara Jayne Blackmore
URBAN MOMFARE Wins the 2014 FringeNYC Excellence Award for BEST OVERALL MUSICAL!
What critics are saying:
★★★★ "A cute, clever and sincere exploration of 17 years of mommyhood…These talented ladies ably juggle the score's cunning rhymes." – Time Out New York, Critic's Pick
"Urban Momfare is campy fun that punches with comedic jabs…endearing and filled with heart." - Theater In The Now
"Urban Momfare is a refreshing balance of humor and heart, anchored just enough in reality to receive nods and laughs of appreciation from the audience…Grayson and Jankell struck gold with their topic." – My Entertainment World
"I loved the show. Urban Momfare is charming, cheeky, heartfelt and just a down right fun show…The laughs and the songs are amazing but, what really caught me about the show were those clear moments of complete honesty when it comes to motherhood, relationships, and even the fear of not liking your child. There were scenes that made me want to call my own mother to just say thanks." – NY Theater Now
"Entertaining and heartfelt…Most Fringe shows that I've seen don't seem quite ready for a commercial transfer but I can easily picture Urban Momfare as an Off-Broadway hit." – Nite Life Exchange
"A very enjoyable show." – Manhattan With A Twist
"The jokes fly a mile a minute...In Urban Momfare, the show just gets better and better, each punchline more poignant than the one before." – The Mama Maven
"Pamela Weiler Grayson's music and ferociously clever lyrics blend heart with hilarity and give the characters depth and vibrancy. The score works organically with Grayson and Jankell's well-crafted libretto, to move the story forward…If there is any justice, Urban Momfare will soon move on to a longer run in a major venue." - Ethan Kanfer, New York Theater Reviews
Ken Davenport also named us one of the 10 Shows That Stand Out at the Fringe Festival.
Proud to be selected as a part of Tune In Time
November, 2014 (second place winner)
In this game show-like event at Stage 72/The Triad, a group of three lyricists and composers will be paired together to present an original song, based on audience selections, with twenty minutes to write it!

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Ghost Recon Breakpoint open beta runs September 26-29
By Stephany Nunneley, Wednesday, 18 September 2019 17:49 GMT
Open beta dates for Ghost Recon Breakpoint have been announced.
Ubisoft has announced the open beta for Ghost Recon Breakpoint will run September 26-29.
Players can begin pre-loading on September 24 at 3am PDT, 6am EDT, 11am BST, 12pm CEST on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Uplay.
Pre-loading on the Epic Games Store will start at 8am PDT, 11am EDT, 4pm BST, 5pm CEST.
The open beta will offer new and exclusive content that wasn't available in the closed beta. Players will be able to discover three extra main story missions which delve deeper in the game's storyline.
There will be two new regions available: New Argyll and Infinity. This is in addition to the four regions already unveiled during closed beta.
Participants will also be able to play competitive Elimination matches in Breakpoint's PvP mode, Ghost War. Four PvP tailored-maps will be available for these 4v4 matches: the PMC Camp, Port, Cold War Bunker and Harbor.
Players will also be able to complete up to 12 daily Faction Missions, four of which are new.
To get you excited for the open beta this weekend, Ubisoft has released a live-action video featuring Lil Wayne.
Ghost Recon Breakpoint releases October 4.


Major General Mary Kight, US Air Force Retired, is an indelible part of the history of the State of California, and of the United States of America. She was commissioned in the US Air Force in 1974 launching a career that would span 37 years combined active duty and later National Guard service. She is the first Woman to be appointed Adjunctant General of the California National Guard; and the first African-American to be appointed as a National Guard State Adjunctant General in the United States.
Major General Kight is noted for her unwavering mentorship of younger enlisted military personnel, and has consistently stood proudly as one who "Lifts as we climb!" All along the way she has acknowledged the contributions of those who mentored and guided her, and she did the same for countless others. The idea of combining our individual capacities, and our social capital to create power has been her mantra.


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I lead the Interactive Entertainment practice at Lewis Silkin. I represent businesses of all sizes in the games business, from multinational publishers to indie developers, as well as acting for other service providers to the games industry.
Much of my day-to-day work is advising on commercial transactions in the games industry, including developing, publishing and licensing deals, but I also have a background in intellectual property and advise on issues specific to the industry, such as in relation to the use of real-world assets in games. I also advise games companies on the various regulatory issues that affect the games sector, such as those relating to the Online Safety Bill, the Children's Code, consumer standards and EULAs, PEGI age ratings, advertising guidance on virtual currencies and items, gambling regulations on loot boxes and e commerce.
I am a member of the Video Game Bar Association and have been recognized by the Legal 500 for my work in the games sector as a "lawyer to watch". Outside of my work at Lewis Silkin, I am also a trustee and director of GamesAid, a games industry charity.
I advise on commercial transactions across the games sector. Contract drafting, negotiation and review are at the core of my practice and include:
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Games licensing deals, from TV, book and film cross-overs to merchandising deals.
Games documentation, including EULAs, privacy policies and other consumer terms.
In addition, I regularly advise games companies on compliance with relevant legislation, regulations and codes of practice in the sector.
In addition to transactional IP work involving games and other technology companies, I also advise on the crossover between games and intellectual property, such as on avoiding IP infringements when using real-world buildings, people and objects. I also work with closely with the intellectual property team on managing trade mark and patent portfolios for games companies, as well as carrying out IP audits and offering strategic advice on brands and intellectual property positions. I hold the Postgraduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Law and Practice from the University of Oxford (Distinction) and have given numerous talks on IP in games.
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Lewis Silkin has advised Publicis Groupe on the acquisition of marketing technology company Yieldify
Lewis Silkin has advised its longstanding client Publicis Groupe, a global leader in communications, present in over 100 countries and employing around 96,000 professionals worldwide, on its acquisition of Yieldify, a marketing technology company with operations in London, the US, Australia and Singapore.


The second episode in Telltale Games' superhero adventure series drops on Tuesday, June 6.
E3 2017 is June 13-June 15, but the fun begins this Saturday, June 10! See where to tune in for the latest games and surprise announcements from PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, EA, Ubisoft, Bethesda, and more.
Perhaps we'll get a chance to hang out in the RV with Walt and Jesse.
Four Mega Man titles will be available with a bunch of cool extras thrown in for good measure.
Form a roleplaying party like it's 1999 again.
The Korean horror classic is being revamped for a North American and European release.
Take Need for Speed Payback for a ride…err, 'driving experience' this November.
The game is a follow-up to Attack on Titan: Humanity in Chains.
A possible leak of a 'Life is Strange' prequel surfaced today, but it's unclear whether or not this rumor has any truth to it.
Nintendo has finally detailed its online service, including pricing and other features.


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Urzeit - Anmoksha
Although not a Vrasubatlat release, Urzeit remains closely tied to our circle based on its shared members with the many projects under the VT banner. Because of this, we are happy to announce that the debut LP of Urzeit Anmoksha is now available for pre-order on vinyl, cassette, and digital formats from the band but being sold on the Vrasubatlat webstore. We are also now taking orders for Urzeit t-shirts as well, available here (preview below). All to available in early October.
A new Triumvir Foul shirt is now available on the VT webstore. Pictures available below.
Triumvir Foul, 9/8 MMXVI
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Triumvir Foul will be playing this years Eternal Warfare Fest alongside the Black Twilight Circle and House of First Light cabals as well as co-conspirators Ash Borer. Triumvir Foul will be playing the first day of the festival on Thursday (9/8) at the Twilight Cafe in Southeast Portland, OR.
In addition, we will be carrying a new t-shirt design featuring artwork by H.V. Lyngdal. Any shirts left after the festival will be posted on the webstore. Preview pictured below (actual photos to be posted once available).


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The online diary of Kate Allan, author
Sara Craven / MBA Agency / Simon & Schuster
Yesterday I went down to London to the RNA meeting. The panel consisted of Harlequin Mills & Boon author Sara Craven, agent Laura Longrigg from the MBA agency and Kate Lyall Grant, editor at Simon & Schuster UK.
A lot of authors are today at the London Book Fair and/or nursing hangovers but I came home late last night after deciding it would be better to use today to catch up on some writing.
Rushing into the room late, past Nicola Cornick on the door, I found a seat at the back next to Wendy Wootton, who I've seen at RNA events before but never properly met. 'I read your blog,' I said. 'You must be exicted about meeting your new publishers tomorrow at the London Book Fair?'
Wendy looked a little shocked. 'I keep forgetting 200 odd people a day read my online journal!'
'Well, I'm one of them!'
Speaking first from the panel was Sara Craven, who has been a Mills & Boon author for 30 years (she started as a child). She quoted Karin Stoecker, Editorial Director at Harlequin Mills & Boon, who was actually in the room seated close to the front among a small coterie of M&B authors.
What is Mills & Boon about? 'Character, character and character', Karin Stoecker had replied.
'It's no different from any fiction,' Sara Craven explained. 'You have to care. A Mills & Boon reader can pick up insincerity at one hundred paces.'
Sara said that it was vital to love what you were writing, and that authors must have a willingless to listen to editorial direction.
Kate Lyall Grant then spoke and explained that Simon & Schuster were the smallest of the big publishers with around 350 fiction titles a year, of which 60% come from the US. They publish 3-4 women's commercial fiction titles a month, and would be looking only to take on titles they were convinced could sell 30,000 copies. They certainly want British authors for their lists.
They set up a regional saga list in the autumn of 2003 and are 'seeing how it goes'.
Kate cited recent trends in women's commercial fiction to have been upmarket family sagas and comedies of manners, e.g. The Jane Austen Book Club.
They expect to take on 2-3 new novelists a year, but have unfortunately had to stop looking at unagented submissions after an unagented author tried to sue them for losing his manuscript.
Finally, Laura Longrigg, a literary agent from the MBA agency spoke. She described the role of the agent as being one who, in the early stages of an author's career at least, will do a lot of editing 'because there is no pouint submitting a manuscript to a publisher that is not as perfect as it cane be.' Agents are also there to nag publishers behind the scenes and find the best deal for their authors, not just financially, but finding the best editor with whom the author can work with.
She said that agents find their clients from, for example, organisations like the RNA, and from writing competitions and courses. Often a superb short story writer will have a novel behind them. Laura explained that the key thing to grab her attention in a query was to have a wonderful letter. She'd once asked to be sent glittery and sparkly letters, and had received literally this! 'If you can write a novel,' she explained, 'you should be able to write a great letter.'
A Q&A session followed which prompted a discussion of the differences between UK and North American fiction. It was generally agreed that in the UK openings can build, whereas in the US the first two chapters must take the reader into the action at breakneck speed. It was also concluded that US readers have a rose-tinted view of England - something like Four Weddings and a Funeral - which explained why some very popular UK crime writers hadn't made it big in the US.
After the meeting was over, there was tea, coffee and chatter, and then a number of us went to the pub, including authorbloggers Anna Lucia and Julie Cohen (who nipped out to 'phone US author Kathy Love with the exciting news that she'd just seen her books in a London bookshop that morning), Jan Jones, whose first novel is out in July, and Gill Sanderson, M&B Medical Romance's only male author.
I was not sure whether I was actually invited and had been dithering slightly because of other possible supper plans I had in London that evening but after being told sternly to 'go with the flow' I found myself in a lovely smart Italian in Chelsea for supper with, among others, Sara Craven, Sophie Weston, Catherine Jones and Julie Cohen.
posted by Kate Allan @ 11:42 am
At 1:40 pm, Tess said…
Kate - sounds like a cool day! Loved your notes from the speakers. Especially the bit from S&S re being threatened with a lawsuit.
And it's most definitely true that many North Americans have rather romanitic and rosy view of the UK. Castles and mist, etc. Then again, a lot of people think Canada is all igloos and polar bears!!!
At 4:29 pm, Kate Hardy said…
Kate,sounds as if you had a lovely day! (I'm horribly envious because I *know* all the people you're talking about and I would have liked to see them, too! ... Still, there's the RNA conference in July. I hope you're going?) Interesting about the differences between NA and UK fiction: I prefer fast openings, but am a fan of Brit crime/suspense - Val McDermid, Susan Moody, Lindsey Davis. Agreed about the sincerity bit for M&B - I'd add there that the conflict has to be strong enough to last the whole of the book, and mustn't be something that can be easily sorted just by talking.
At 4:36 pm, Kate Allan said…
Tess - I am probably guilty of thinking that Canada is all mountains and mounties...
Kate - Yes, well I'm envious of you living near to Wells-Next-The-Sea! I'll be at the RNA conference. I suspect I may be addicted to them now as last year was such fun!
At 9:01 pm, Nell Dixon said…
Sounded like you had a good day! Lots of interesting info!
love Nell
At 11:55 pm, Olga said…
Kate, that seemed to be one great day! I feel a bit envious, too, in a good way. And thank you for adding my link!
At 4:25 am, JulieA said…
Kate,
Sounds as though it was very exciting. I enjoyed reading your notes of the conference.
Kate - LOL - you'd most definitely be wrong about the mountains. The prairies are pretty flat and even here in Ontario we only have bumps, not real mountains! My dh grew up in the shadow of the Coast mountains of BC - he was pretty shocked by how flat everything in Ontario is when he first arrived out here 21 years ago.
But there ARE mounties pretty much everywhere. Though they don't generally where the red serge - except those in tourist areas.
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Q: automatically generate/backup a list of files (but not backup the actual files)? What would be the best/easiest way for a non-techie like me to get my headless Ubuntu media server to generate a file containing a list of files X-levels deep from a specific folder and back that list up without actually backing up the files themselves?  Ideally (but by no means required) it would be a nicely formatted HTML page... but only if there's some existing tool that does that sort of thing.  I'm not expecting the answerer to write extensive code for me.
I have Crashplan installed but I don't want to use bandwidth moving terabytes of non-critical files to the Cloud.  But in the rare event something happens, I want to at least see a list of what was there so I can see what was lost and I can pick and choose what to replace.
I hope the answer is complete, as I'm by no means a command line guru... and it does need to be command line because it is headless.

A: You can use tree. It might not be preinstalled, so get it using
sudo apt-get install tree

Then you can get a list of your files and their directory structure by simply running
$ tree test/
test/
├── dir1
│   ├── file1
│   ├── file2
│   └── file3
├── dir2
│   ├── file1
│   ├── file2
│   └── file3
└── dir3
    ├── file1
    ├── file2
    └── file3

You redirect the output to a file like this:
tree test/ > directory-list.txt

You can limit recursion depth using the -L option, e.g. tree -L 3 test/.
If you want a fancy HTML page with FTP links to each file, tree has that built in!
tree -H /ftp-root test/ > directory-list.html

You need to specify a base link though which will control where all the file hyperlinks point to, as described in the manpage (man tree):
   -H baseHREF
          Turn  on  HTML output, including HTTP references. Useful for ftp
          sites.  baseHREF gives the base ftp  location  when  using  HTML
          output.  That  is,  the local directory may be `/local/ftp/pub',
          but  it  must   be   referenced   as   `ftp://hostname.organiza‐
          tion.domain/pub'  (baseHREF  should be `ftp://hostname.organiza‐
          tion.domain'). Hint: don't use ANSI lines with this option,  and
          don't give more than one directory in the directory list. If you
          wish to use colors via CCS style-sheet, use  the  -C  option  in
          addition to this option to force color output.

The resulting file opened in a webbrowser looks like this:

A: find is your friend here.
Assuming you want to backup all filenames, upto 4 levels deep, starting from /foo/bar directory, into a file backup_filenames.txt:
find /foo/bar -maxdepth 4 -type f >backup_filename.txt

To consider only filenames of a certain extension e.g. .txt, use -name:
find /foo/bar -maxdepth 4 -type f -name '*.txt' >backup_filename.txt

Case insensitively (-iname):
find /foo/bar -maxdepth 4 -type f -iname '*.txt' >backup_filename.txt

Modify the parameters to meet your need. Also check man find.

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'It's uniting people': why 11 million are playing Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Nintendo's record-breaking new game has been embraced by a world in isolation. From celebrities like Elijah Wood to politicians like Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, anyone can visit your island in Animal Crossings. What has made the game such an intrinsic part of lockdown culture for so many people around the world? Talking with the Guardian's video games editor Keza MacDonald, the creators explain how its design for sharing and communications has been crucial.


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Eric Zinman (* 22. Mai 1963 in Boston) ist ein US-amerikanischer Pianist und Komponist im Bereich des Free Jazz und der Neuen Improvisationsmusik.

Zinman wuchs in Boston auf und hatte schon als Kind Klavierunterricht. Er besuchte das Bennington College, wo er Anfang der 1980er Jahre Unterricht bei Bill Dixon hatte, der ihn darin unterstützte, sich mit Jazz zu beschäftigen. Sein Studium setzte er am New England Conservatory of Music fort, wo er Unterricht bei Ran Blake, Jimmy Giuffre und George Russell hatte und 1985 den Master erwarb. Schon während seines Studiums hatte er Glenn Spearman und Marc Leibowitz kennengelernt. Er arbeitete zunächst meist in der Bostoner Jazzszene, u. a. mit Rashid Bakr, Karen Borca, Dennis Charles, Joe Maneri, Sabir Mateen, William Parker und Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky. 2005 gründete Zinman mit der Cellistin Glynis Loman und dem Perkussionisten Syd Smart das Trio New Language Collaborative. 2006 legte er auf Cadence Jazz ein erstes Album unter eigenem Namen vor. Es folgten in wechselnden Besetzungen weitere Alben, u. a. mit Benjamin Duboc, Mario Rechtern, Laurence Cook und Blaise Siwula. Zinman komponierte außerdem Musik für Tanz- und Theater-Ensembles und arbeitete mit Bildenden Künstlern und Dichtern zusammen.

Diskographische Hinweise
 Eric Zinman Ensemble (Cadence Jazz Records, 2006) mit John Voigt, Laurence Cook
 The Great Divide (Studio 234, 2006)
 The Eric Zinman Ensemble Live at Zeitgeist Gallery (Studio 234, 2006) mit Sabir Mateen
 New Language Collaborative: Unified Fields (Ayler Records, 2008)
 Eric Zinman Trio (Studio 234, 2009)
 Wakte Oglaka (Ayler Records, 2009)
Zither Gods (Improvising Beings, 2017)
 Ellwood Epps & Eric Zinman: Obsural (2018)
 Ellwood Epps & Eric Zinman: Duets (2020)
 Ellwood Epps & Eric Zinman: Assemblage (2020)
 Andria Nicodemou / Eric Zinman / Damon Smith / Laurence Cook: The River is Full (Balance Point, 2021)
 Eric Zinman & Vance Provey: Poker Face/ Live at Gateway Arts Holyoke MA March 18 2022 (2022)

Weblinks
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Einzelnachweise

Jazz-Pianist
Komponist (Jazz)
Improvisationsmusiker
Musiker (Vereinigte Staaten)
US-Amerikaner
Geboren 1963
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One of my favorite chocolate dessert recipes is this yummy chocolate soufflé recipe.
Light, creamy and delicious, this luscious chocolate recipe is surprisingly easy to make.
There are a few steps involved but you can see that none of them are difficult or overly time-consuming.
Melt the butter in a pan and stir in the flour. Remove from the heat and stir in the milk. Return to heat and bring to a boil, stirring. Cook gently for 2 minutes, stirring all the time. Remove from the heat and stir in the chocolate and egg yolks.
Beat the egg whites until stiff. Beat in the sugar a little at a time. Fold the chocolate sauce into the egg whites.
Pour the mixture into a greased 2 1/4 pint soufflé dish. Bake for about 35 to 40 minutes until well risen and firm.
Serve immediately, dredged with confectioner's or powdered sugar.
Make sure that your egg whites are beaten until they form stiff peaks, as that will help to ensure a nice high soufflé.
Timing is crucial with a soufflé as they really do need to be served as soon as they come out of the oven. Time out of the oven means a flatter soufflé.
Use the best quality chocolate that you can find, preferably a dark chocolate rather than milk chocolate. The dark chocolate not only gives a richer flavor, it's healthier too.
Once you see how easy this chocolate soufflé recipe really is, you will put in on the menu often.
It's a perfect dessert to top off a romantic dinner for two, but the ladies will thank you too if you serve this at your next girls night in.
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Wash and soak moong dal and broken wheat together.
Heat 1 tsp oil in a pressure pan.
Lightly fry jeera, pepper, cloves and asafoetida.
Add moong dal and broken wheat.
Add turmeric powder, required salt and 3 cups of water.
Pressure cook up to 3 whistles or till done.
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HEALTH POLITICS: Over 100,000 waiting on essential therapies – Murphy O'Mahony
By TheCork.ie on 10th May, 2019 Comments Off on HEALTH POLITICS: Over 100,000 waiting on essential therapies – Murphy O'Mahony
By Elaine Murphy
elaine@TheCork.ie
Recent figures provided to Fianna Fáil Disability spokesperson, Margaret Murphy O'Mahony show that more than 100,000 are waiting for services in either speech and language therapy, occupational therapy or physiotherapy.
"These latest figures show that 103,244 people were on waiting lists in February this year. The data does not give the full extent of the picture – as the occupational therapy and physiotherapy figures only show the numbers waiting for assessment – not for actual therapy", said Deputy Murphy O'Mahony.
"I am particularly concerned about the speech and language figures as they show a very big increase relative to January 2019. The numbers waiting for a first assessment went from 13,590 to 15,359 in a month. For initial therapy the numbers went from 7,499 to 8,151 and for further therapy from 13,350 to 14,796.
"As part of Budget 2019, the government announced the recruitment of 100 therapists this year. I have sought an update on these appointments and the best case scenario is that 50 will be in place by next September and it will take until the end of the year before all of them are filled.
"This is very disappointing as given the increases in waiting lists that we are seeing, these posts are urgently needed now", concluded Deputy Murphy O'Mahony.
Overview of waiting lists (Feb 2019)
Speech and Language Therapy – Initial Assessment 15,359
Speech and Language Therapy – Initial Therapy 8,151
Speech and Language Therapy – Further Therapy 14,796
Occupational Therapy – Initial Assessment 31,377
Physiotherapy – Assessment 33,561
HEALTH POLITICS: Over 100,000 waiting on essential therapies – Murphy O'Mahony added by TheCork.ie on 10th May, 2019


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Surface Translation Errors in Literary and Scientific Texts: A Case Study
Fakhir Omar Mohammed Faculty of Humanities, University of Zakho, Duhok, Kurdistan Region -Iraq.
Heevi Khaled Jamel College of Languages, University of Duhok, Duhok, Kurdistan Region -Iraq.
Keywords: Bahdini Kurdish (BK), Literary texts, Scientific texts, Surface translation errors
This study aims at investigating the most frequently occurred surface translation errors made by Bahdini EFL university students in literary and scientific texts. This is conducted via applying the error analysis technique, which is considered a vital part of EFL research. By using a quantitative and qualitative method, the researchers limited their literature review and data analysis to only the translation errors that are related to the surface structure of sentences by Dulay et al. (1982), excluding other types of translation errors (i.e., linguistic, comparative, and communicative). The data have been extracted from literary and scientific texts that have been translated by 50 EFL juniors and seniors from the English Department, University of Zakho. The researchers implemented a process of coding for finding out translation errors, and tabulated their frequencies and percentages on Excel bar charts. The results show that out of the total of 307 surface translation errors, misformation in scientific texts recorded the highest percentage. In contrast, misordering had the lowest percentage in literary texts. Further, addition and omission manifested variability in percentages. This study will be valuable for teachers to design better syllabi for teaching translation, and for learners to develop their linguistic skills when learning a second language.
Fakhir Omar Mohammed, Faculty of Humanities, University of Zakho, Duhok, Kurdistan Region -Iraq.
Faculty of Humanities, University of Zakho, Duhok, Kurdistan Region -Iraq.
Heevi Khaled Jamel, College of Languages, University of Duhok, Duhok, Kurdistan Region -Iraq.
College of Languages, University of Duhok, Duhok, Kurdistan Region -Iraq.
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The 2019 Archery Country Winter Classic will be a series of 3 events shot on 3 different target faces. The top 12 archers in each class will qualify for the final shoot off event held at the EJK memorial shoot on March 9th.
Archers can compete at 1 shoot or all 3, but must shoot 2 out of the 3 events to qualify for the final shoot off event. Each tournament will be flighted with cash prizes on day of event. If you shoot all 3 then you can drop your lowest score. A points system will be used to determine placement for the shoot off.
Event 1 January 12th, will be the Vegas 3 spot. Event 2, February 16th will be the World Archery vertical 3 spot. Event 3, March 2nd will be the NFAA 5 spot. Final shoot off, March 9th at the EJK shoot will be on the Vegas 5 spot target.
All 3 events will be held at Archery Country in Rogers MN. Line times will be 9:30 am and 1:30 pm. If event line times fill up their will be a line time added on the Friday night before.
Classes for the tournaments will be open/ freestyle and Bowhunter freestyle. Distance will be 20 yards. Open to all ages.


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For 4th Sunday after Pentecost, June 28, 2020:
Tyler's Preaching & Digital Sunday School
Youth Mission Challenge & Life Haven Food Drive
July 4th & July Worship
Tag Sale Contributions Suspended
Guilford High School Mascot
ECW's "Pandemic Food Bank" Project
ECW Gift Card Holders
Sunday Intercessions
Wednesday Evening Prayers
Tyler's Preaching & Digital Sunday School:
I promise you that I invited Tyler Jarvis to preach this Sunday without any thought to the appointed readings; given other commitments, it just worked out he was available to preach this Sunday and seemed happy to do so. When I did look at the readings, I realized he was taking on one of the most challenging texts in the Bible! Our Jewish friends call this story, "The Binding of Isaac."
Be sure to check out Tyler's video introduction to Digital Sunday School. According to Tyler, God was changing the world with this story. He asks some great questions to get us to fully enter the story, and to think about what God is up to in the world today. I commend this week's Digital Sunday School to all ages. The coloring pages could be a great meditation for adults, as well as fun for kids. This week's Digital Sunday School arrived in my inbox at 12:25pm on Friday.
Gratitude for Youth Mission Challenge & Response to Food Drive for Life Haven Shelter:
The great response of our young people to the Youth Mission Challenge, and of the rest of the parish to the Food Drive for the Life Haven Shelter, still has me bursting with pride. The Food Drive was fully subscribed on Sunday, and commitments were fulfilled on Monday! You provided groceries for women with small children and pregnant women without secure housing, served by New Haven's Life Haven Shelter. Thank you so much!
Over the course of three days our young people, from rising 9th graders to returning collegians, prepared "Welcome Home" baskets for New Reach families setting up housekeeping, worked in Amistad House's Community Garden, and prepared 300 sandwiches, baked brownies, assembled and served sack lunches to folks who depend on the Community Soup Kitchen out of Christ Church, New Haven. All while wearing masks and maintaining appropriate distances.
Along the way, we had some fun, learned about these agencies, the work they do, and the people they serve. The leadership of Jen McShane and Page Pelphrey was essential to these challenges. Thanks to them and all who participated!
Tag Sale Donations Suspended:
Our Tag Sale leadership has announced the suspension of receipt of donations for the time being. Current circumstances make scheduling volunteers uncertain at this time. So, please put your donations aside at home for now.
Guilford High School Mascot Discussion:
Based on what I saw and learned this week, I think we have good reason to be proud of the work of our Board of Education on the issue of Guilford High School's mascot. The informational Board Meeting on June 22nd with three scholars, offered me all sorts of instructive insights into what I learned to call, "Native Mascotry." I missed the open hearing on June 25th due to another meeting; you can find both via this link.
For us, as Christians formed by our Baptismal Covenant (BCP, p.305), it comes down to serving Christ in all persons, loving our neighbors as ourselves; and striving for justice and peace among all people, and respecting the dignity of every human being. Given the scholars' presentations, it seems to me that the current mascot fails on every count.
The scholars also helpfully reminded me of the difference between "intent" and "impact." This is Guilford, and I think it is reasonably safe to assume that those who adopted the native mascot in 1944-45 had only the best of intentions. There's no need to make them "wrong," or to dismiss or demean all the fun and honorable memories attached to the mascot. At the same time, given what is now known, we can recognize its damaging impact and respond accordingly.
July 4th & Worship in July:
Our Bishops, +Ian Douglas and +Laura Ahrens, are inviting the people of the Episcopal Church in Connecticut to join them in a brief online service of prayer and reflection on the Fourth of July at 9:00 am "as we dedicate ourselves to pursuing genuine freedom and independence for all Americans." More details will be forthcoming.
The next day, we will begin what our Bishops might call "a one-month Sunday Worship 'try-on.'" We will offer an in-person, outdoor, Morning Prayer service at 9a.m. beginning July 5, in addition to continuing the 10a.m. Eucharist with Spiritual Communion. Our Worship Options Group will monitor state and diocesan recommendations and requirements, as well as our own experience, and make recommendations to the Vestry regarding worship in August.
The July Sunday Morning Prayer services will be in the parish's backyard, accessed by the double gates from the Town Hall parking lot; worshipers will be asked to wear a mask, bring a folding lawn chair, and maintain physical distance. A limited number of chairs will be available Household groups may use a picnic table. These will be "said" services lasting about 30 minutes.
Continuing improvements to the livestream broadcast of our services are now on-order. Once installed, this equipment will sharpen our signal, and allow us to livestream on YouTube, as well as Facebook.
Copies of Robin D'Angelo's White Fragility are still available on the shelf in the Rectory's entry hall 10a.m.-5p.m., courtesy of our Evening ECW. Reading this book is one answer to the question, What can I do to address white supremacy and anti-black racism?
ECW's Drive for Guilford Food Bank:
Our ECW ladies have a keen eye for bargains. When they learned that the Guilford Food Bank could turn a $10 gift into $100 retail value of food, they saw that as too good a deal to pass up. So, they've had a "Pandemic Food Bank" project announced in the weekly letter that Diane Link sends to the ECW's mailing list. If you have questions or want to receive this newsletter, you can reach Diane at (203) 458-1806. If you'd like to participate, contributions may be sent directly to ECW treasurer, Rhoda Whitman, 21 Aberdeen Way, Durham, CT 06422. They are also offering the opportunity for donations to be made in memory of someone who has died, regardless of the cause. They have a card to send to the family of the deceased with the donors' name included.
ECW Gift CardHolders are still available!
ECW's popular gift cardholders, especially for graduation and birthdays, as well as all-occasions, are still available. Please call Diane at the number above to place your order; be sure and tell her about your graduate's school and school colors, or your special occasion. They are still $1.00 each plus $.50 postage per card.
Please continue sending me the people and concerns you would like included in Sunday's Prayers of the People. This request is the online version of the form on which you would note petitions, intercessions and thanksgivings, as you entered the church for worship. Please reply to this message by 8a.m. Sunday morning.
Our intercessions, remembrances and thanksgivings will be sent out on Monday with any particulars you'd like to share; so, please be specific about what you're sharing with me, and what you'd like to share with the entire parish.
Please join us for Coffee Hour via Zoom this Sunday June 28 at 11:30a.m. by clicking the link here.
You can also participate by phone at 11:30a.m. Sunday by dialing 646.558.8656. You'll be asked for the Meeting ID 870 0445 4526, and Password: 160097.
Wednesday Evening Prayers:
Our livestream mid-week evening service of prayer and music continue on Wednesday evenings at 7p.m. This Wednesday, July 1, is the Commemoration of the Rev. Pauli Murray, activist, attorney, educator, priest and namesake of a new college at Yale University. Our readings, hymns and prayers will celebrate her witness. An online bulletin will be available Wednesday morning.
Thursday Bible Study meets 9:30-10:30a.m. via Zoom. We have begun our study in Genesis of Jacob's story. To join our online conversation, click here. Participation by telephone is also possible; I'll send the connection number on request.
Although we are not meeting together in-person, the life of the parish continues online, in prayer, worship, education and service -- and in all the ways that support and maintain our common life. So, as you are able, in your current financial situation, please continue your financial support of our common life by sending your offerings to Christ Church, PO Box 574, Guilford, CT 06437. Your offering will be presented at the altar; it will be physically present, even while you remain safely at home.
Juneteenth; Youth Challenge; Shelter Food Drive; July Worship
For Juneteenth, and 3rd Sunday after Pentecost -- 2020:
Digital Sunday School
Youth Mission Challenge
Life Haven Food Drive
Middle School Game Night
July Worship
Tag Sale Contributions Being Received
Livestream Service Transmission
Today is Juneteenth...
...the day when word of the Emancipation Proclamation reached Galveston, Texas, the last holdout of slavery over two years after it was announced! We learned about it from fellow Guilford resident Stephanie Little Brown at yesterday's Prayer Vigil on the Green. I found her remarks particularly powerful. My thanks to those of you who participated!
Our fellow parishes, Trinity Church and St. Luke's in Haven are joining together today to offer a Juneteenth Evensong at 5:30p.m. streamed online at: https://facebook.com/WhalleyAve . I hope you'll join me for this "service of light and liberation."
Our Bishops, +Ian Douglas and +Laura Ahrens, have sent out a special Juneteenth letter with all sorts of information, resources and announcements about upcoming events. You can find it here. Stephanie had mentioned "the clause" in the Emancipation Proclamation, but the full impact didn't sink in until I read our Bishops' letter. I commend it to you.
Digital Sunday School:
This week Tyler Jarvis, our Director for Children's & Youth Ministry, draws a crucial insight from the otherwise disturbing Old Testament story about Abraham, Sarah, Hagar and Ishmael, their son: No one, and no creature in all Creation, is beyond God's love and care. I commend Tyler's video to you all, along with all he provides in this week's Digital Sunday School. In addition to his great questions, he's got helpful suggestions about how we can all apply the readings to our daily lives.
Youth Mission Challenge, June 22-24:
We're offering a daily mission challenge to our young people, rising 9th graders to high school grads. We'll gather with masks, our own water bottles, and maintain distances. Monday's challenge is to prepare "Welcome Home" baskets for New Reach families setting up housekeeping; Tuesday's, to work in the garden of Amistad House in New Haven and prime some boards; and Wednesday's, to prepare 150 sack lunches for folks served by the Community Soup Kitchen out of Christ Church, New Haven.
Along the way, we'll have some fun, learn about these agencies, the work they do, and the people they serve.
Fuller announcements have been sent to the likely suspects. If somehow, you didn't receive an announcement message from me for your teen, please reply to this letter.
Food Drive for Life Haven Shelter:
This shelter for women with small children and pregnant women without secure housing is a program of New Haven's New Reach agency. While our young people are collecting items for the children, and for families moving into secure housing of their own, the rest of the parish is invited to help with groceries. Here's a link for more information and the Sign-Up Genius.
Middle School Online Game Night -
This Tuesday, June 23rd at 7:00 pm, tune in for Middle School Game Night for rising 5th graders - rising 9th graders with Tyler Jarvis! The link is available here. We'll play some Jackbox Games, so make sure you have access to Zoom as well as access to a web browser of some kind (phone, tablet, computer, any is fine). We'll just play games for about an hour and have a good time!
At its June 17th Zoom meeting, our Vestry received a report from our ad-hoc Worship Options Group. After thorough discussion, the Vestry decided that we would add an in-person outdoor Morning Prayer service at 9a.m. beginning July 5, in addition to continuing the 10a.m. Eucharist with Spiritual Communion. The Worship Options Group will monitor state and diocesan recommendations and requirements, as well as our own experience, and make recommendations to the Vestry regarding worship in August.
The July Sunday's Morning Prayer services will be in the backyard, accessed by the double gates from the Town Hall parking lot; worshipers will be asked to wear a mask, bring a folding lawn chair, and maintain physical distance. A limited number of chairs will be available Household groups may use a picnic table. These will be "said" services lasting about 30 minutes.
The Vestry also authorized the purchase of equipment to continue and enhance livestream broadcasting of our services. Once installed, this equipment will sharpen the visual focus, and allow us to livestream on YouTube, as well as Facebook.
Tag Sale Contributions Being Received:
Speaking of the Tag Sale, as they announced in the June newsletter that went out on June 6, there will be another Tag Sale, we just don't know when! Contributions are being received during Office Hours, 10am-3pm Tuesday-Thursday, and at other times by arrangement.
Our ECW ladies have a keen eye for bargains. When they learned that the Guilford Food Bank could turn a $10 gift into $100 retail value of food, they saw that as too good a deal to pass up. So, they've had a "Pandemic Food Bank" project announced in the weekly letter that Diane Link sends to the ECW's mailing list. If you have questions or want to receive this newsletter, you can reach Diane at (203) 458-1806. If you'd like to participate, contributions may be sent directly to ECW treasurer, Rhoda Whitman, 21 Aberdeen Way, Durham, CT 06422. They are also offering the opportunity for donations to be made in memory of someone who has died regardless of the cause. They have a card that to send to the family of the deceased with the donors' name included.
ECW's popular gift cardholders, especially for graduation and all occasions, are still available. Please call Diane at the number above to place your order; be sure and tell her about your graduate's school and school colors, or special occasion. They are still $1.00 each plus $.50 postage per card.
Please continue sending me the people and concerns you would like included in Sunday's Prayers of the People. This request is the online version of the form on which you would note specific people, concerns and thanksgivings as you entered the church for worship. Please reply to this message by 8a.m. Sunday morning.
Our livestream mid-week evening service of prayer and music continue on Wednesday evenings at 7p.m. This Wednesday, June 24, is the Feast of the Nativity of John the Baptist. Our readings, hymns and prayers will tell the story of his birth, and celebrate his witness. An online bulletin will be available Wednesday morning.
Thursday Morning Bible Study meets 9:30-10:30a.m. via Zoom. Having completed our study of Romans, participants opted for a season with the Old Testament -- specifically starting with the story of Jacob. our online conversation: click here: Participation by telephone is also possible; I'll send the connection number on request.
p.s. Oh yes, about our like-you-were-there livestream signal: As reported last week, we are changing our internet service provider. Currently on Sunday mornings, and Wednesday evenings, you can see a cable emerging from YFNR's den window, sneaking across the driveway and into the church. A more permanent and settled connection with Comcast's larger available broadband is on order. Thank you so much for your perseverance and patience!!
Trinity Tuesday: Let Us Pray
you have revealed yourself as Father, Son and Holy Spirit,
and live and reign in the perfect unity of love:
hold us firmly in this faith, that we may know you in all your ways
and evermore rejoice in your eternal glory,
who are three Persons yet one God, now and for ever. Amen.
Common Worship, p.407
For me, one of the joys of being an Episcopalian, is that at its best, our Anglican tradition addresses complex theological issues with poetry. The prayer above is an example. It comes from the latest Alternative Services Book the Church of England; we prayed it on Sunday as our postcommunion prayer. Instead of jumping through hoops about the three-ness and the one-ness, the prayer acknowledges God's own self-revelation and divine community of love; we pray that we may have grace to recognize the ways God's at work, and rejoice in our abiding fellowship with God's eternal glory. Tthat works just splendidly for me.
Our prayers are specifically asked for ----
All who are ill or in distress including:
Shelley T -- facing surgery this week,
Joan G -- at home with her daughter;
Lois C -- out of the hospital but not yet home;
Gabrielle and Robin -- at home,
Dale & Michelle -- with the virus,
Lisa and Matthew -- at home;
thanksgivings for progress of 3 month-old Winnie Z
who has finally joined her parents at home,
for all facing financial hardship because of the pandemic.
For the repose of Stephen Kozlowski at 101, among
the over 113,000 of our fellow citizens
who have died of the Covid-19 virus;
and for George Floyd, Jose Soto, Breonna Taylor,
David McAtee, and too many others
who died at the hands of those sworn to protect them,
and for Ahmaud Arbery, at the hands of vigilantees:
Remember your servants, O Lord,
according to the favor you bear unto all your children,
may they go from strength to strength
in their Risen Life of perfect freedom.
Deal graciously with all who mourn,
may they know the consolation of your love.
Thanksgivings for the 49th wedding anniversary of
Rhoda & Paul W
May your peace which passes all understanding
abide with them all the days of their lives.
Hildy J, Bernie and family, Susie & Paul, Gail B, Pam McG, Julie H, Annie & Jim, Sandy G., Murray E., Brooke & family, Kate S., Tracy M., Carl, Michael S, Joanne N-R, Dave K, Madeline H, Kelly G, Paul D, Lois S, Bob vM.
Also: Susan S, Margaret S, Linda B, June C, Charlie K, Anne C, Mark S, Angela G, Maria, Bob, Olivia, Lois T, and Jo B.
To add names and concerns for next Sunday's intercessions, and this "Let Us Pray" letter, please send them to YFNR at harrisoncec@snet.net with any details you care to share. Names will then move to the "continuing" list for 30 days, and the longer term list upon request.
Town Hall with Bishop Douglas and Bishop Ahrens,
South Central Region Missionary George Black, and South Central Region Leadership Team TODAY, the 9th of June for a one-hour conversation to explore what are we learning and what is God saying to us during this pandemic? This conversation will take place from 2pm to 3pm. All are welcome. No registration required. Zoom link HERE.
Congrats for Quick Lunch Sign-up:
Wow, I am so impressed and grateful! On Saturday, the Sign-up Genius was announced in the June Newsletter, for this Thursday's lunch for Amistad House in New Haven. By Monday evening, it was fully subscribed! Hurray, and thanks so much! Thanks also to Jen McShane for organizing, and to Donna LaFata for posting the Sign-Up.
Update on Worship Livestream:
Thanks to all of you who described your experience of Sunday's livestream beyond merely, Frustrating in the extreme! Mark Sullivan and I collected your responses (In sum: improved audio, but fuzzy video that frequently froze leaving out parts of the service; he used them to pointedly describe our predicament to Frontier, our internet service provider. Their tech identified the issue, recommended a "fix," and are scheduled to be here Wednesday morning to implement it. Fingers crossed! Thanks again for perseverance and patience throughout this maddening process.
Please Ignore Online Poseur:
Please do not respond to any email with my name coming from any email address other than this oneharrisoncec@snet.net. There's another one out there using my name, but not my address! Instead of responding, please "block" it, and report it as SPAM, and fraud. Some poor schmuck needs to find a better use for their energy.
Given all that currently divides our nation, I'd like to suggest we pray the following For the Human Family:
O God, you made us in your own image
and redeemed us through Jesus your Son:
Look with compassion on the whole human family;
take away the arrogance and hatred which infect our hearts;
break down the walls that separate us: unite us in bonds of love;
and work through our struggle and confusion
to accomplish your purposes on earth, that in your good time,
all nations and races may serve you in harmony
around your heavenly throne;
Book of Common Prayer, p. 815
p.s. Please do remember that copies of White Fragility, by Robin Diangelo are available on the shelf in the Rectory entry hall, 10a.m.-5p.m. (and other times by arrangement), courtesy of our Evening ECW.
A LETTER FROM FATHER HARRISON
In these times, God's Spirit is empowering us for worship, witness and service in challenging, and unfamiliar ways, as we continue to seek to be faithful to Jesus' call to love God by loving our neighbors and ourselves. (Okay, you got me; yes, Moses wrote it first (Lev.19.18)) Presiding Bishop Michael Curry spoke eloquently to this on the Today show; watch it here. In this newsletter, you'll find reports about how we did this in May and about opportunities ahead of us in June. There's a lot here; please read it all, including the Vestry highlights.
As strongly urged by our Bishops, we are continuing to offer worship only via livestream through June 20. At its June meeting, your Vestry will consider options for proceeding in Connecticut's Phase 2. My hunch is that whatever we decide upon, we will continue to offer worship participation via livestream, and that our first in-person offering may be an outdoor service in the parish's own backyard. Please send me any thoughts you have about these next-steps, and I'll share them with the group developing options for the Vestry to consider.
We are also continuing to explore enhancements to our livestreaming. On June 7, I expect we will begin relying upon a hard-wired ethernet connection directly to the internet; this should diminish the impact of the Town's broadcast tower next door on our signal. To make this connection, picture Mark Sullivan and me crawling with cable through the undercroft.
Our concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, its economic impact, and growing awareness of the racial disparities, now share headline space with police brutality against people of color, and now protestors. We are so far from the Beloved Community to which Jesus calls us! Whatever else may be true, George Floyd, Jose Soto, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, David McIntee, and the 75-year old peaceful protestor pushed to the ground in Buffalo, are all our neighbors. They deserved to be treated as neighbors, not as enemies.
Our Evening ECW is offering to share copies of White Fragility at no charge. Please read the notice below, and check out this interview with the author in the Washington Post. The Episcopal Church provides these resources for Living the Way of Love during the Pandemic. And Responding to Racial Violence. The latter is rather overwhelming; you might begin with Bishop Michael's Word-to-the-Church, "When the Cameras are Gone, We'll Still Be Here."
The purple flags are gone from the Green and from the front of our buildings; this year they celebrated with our gratitude to first-responders and essential workers in medicine, law enforcement, grocery, pharmacy and hardware stores, delivery drivers and warehouse workers, etc. The next color is Orange. The Wear Orange movement remembers a young Chicago African American woman, Hadiya Pendleton who was killed by gun violence in 2013 just weeks after participating in a presidential inaugural parade, and invites us all to respond to another epidemic – that of gun violence, which has increased in domestic situations and suicide during the pandemic. www.WearOrange.org
I hope this finds you well, staying safe, saying your prayers, and washing your hands often!
Pentecost Monday: National Day of Mourning & Lament—Let Us Pray
Into thy hands, O merciful Lord, we commend thy children
who have died during this viral pandemic,
beseeching thee that they may be precious in thy sight.
Wash them, we pray thee, that the disease that claimed
their earthly lives being purged and done away,
they may be presented pure and without spot before thee;
through the merits of Jesus Christ thine only Son our Lord. Amen.
Book of Common Prayer, p.488 adapted.
Our Presiding Bishop and over 100 leaders of an interfaith spectrum of traditions, together with the U.S. Conference of Mayors, representing 1,400 mayors across the country, called for our nation to come together today in a National Day of Mourning & Lament for those who have died during the COVID-19 pandemic. Bishop Michael said, "I encourage Episcopalians to join with other people of faith ... to grieve and honor those who have died from COVID-19, Let this tragic moment not pass without us honoring the many among us who have lost their lives or lost their loved ones and commending them and ourselves to God's love and peace."
On Sunday, May 24, Bishop Michael preached for "A Time to Mourn, An Ecumenical Memorial Service for Lives Lost to COVID-19." I commend his sermon to you; find it here at about minute 36. He invites us to paraphrase Jesus' last words from the cross, "Into thy hands I commend my spirit," and to commend and commit ourselves and those we love to God's Spirit.
Hildy J -- in great weakness
Bernie A and family,
Gail B -- with the virus,
Sudie's parents Susie & Paul B,
For the repose of over 104,000 of our fellow citizens
and for George Floyd, Jose Soto, and Breonna Taylor
and for Ahmaud Arbery who died at the hands of men
who took the law into their own hands:
Thanksgivings as we join together to celebrate the birthdays of
Alicia B, Jen McS, Jim R and Chris R
Pam McG, Julie H, Annie & Jim, Sandy G., Murray E., Brooke & family, Kate S., Tracy M., Carl, Winnie Z, Michael S, Joanne N-R, Dave K, Madeline H, Kelly G, Paul D, Lois S, Bob vM.
Attention High School Seniors:
For the 12th consecutive year, our ECW is pleased to offer a scholarship to Christ Church's high school graduating seniors. The requirements needed to apply are: 1) You must be an active member of Christ Episcopal Church; 2) You have already been accepted at a school of higher learning, either academic or technical..
If interested in applying, please send an e-mail letter to Ms. Jean Valentine--javalentine3502@sbcglobal.net
Your letter should include all your Christ Church activities, the school to which you have been accepted and your future aspirations. Today, Monday, June 1, 2020, is the deadline! ECW will then confer together and announce recipient (s) shortly thereafter.
About Jose Soto:
In our Bishops letter, which I read in yesterday's sermon, they included "Jose Soto in Connecticut" among those whose deaths are "tragic and inexcusable." During our virtual Coffee Hour, folks asked about him; his death in Manchester, CT on April 2 has not received much attention in this part of the state. You can read our Bishops' letter here, and read the Hartford Courant's account of his death here. His is a story that could have come from Jen McShane's documentary Ernie & Joe: Crisis Cops. His is the story of an abused young man who did not receive the mental health care he needed, whose acting-out behavior brought him into confrontations with police ill-equipped to deal with someone having a mental health crisis, and who, as in Jen's film, was shot to death when he came to the door of his mother's home to give himself up.
Our Bishops prefaced their letter with this prayer:
God, who can turn our worries into wings of joys
and our sorrows into songs of thanks, let not our hearts
be so troubled by the tragedies of this life's moment
that we lose sight of the eternal life in your kingdom.
Give comfort and solace to our companions
who suffer almost unbearable losses
every second, minute, and hour in our nation and world.
Strengthen our resolve to replace hatred with love,
tension with trust, and selfishness with caring and community.
Heal, O God, all your children so that those who hate and those who are hated, those who hurt and those who are hurt,
may grow up in an America and in a world of peace,
opportunity, and justice. Amen.
from Marian Wright Edelman, Guide My Feet, Prayers and Meditations for Our Children, p. 142 (modified)
p.s.Reminders for Christ Church's online worship:
You can access the livestream directly at facebook.com/cecguilford. or the parish website christchurchguilford.org
You may find that using an external speaker or headphones may improve the quality of audio from your device.
Please remember to adjust both volume settings on your device:
There is the device's volume control, usually accessed via the speaker icon on the lower right corner of your screen; Be sure that the volume is turned up here.
There is another volume control on the Facebook Live image, as well. It's in the control panel at the bottom of the Live image. The default setting on that control is often mute, indicated by an "x" over the speaker icon. Be sure to click on the speaker icon to "unmute" the sound, and to turn up the volume here as well.


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Tangerine Essential Oil (Citrus reticulata) from Mexico is Therapeutic Quality Essential Oil produced through expression of the peels.
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APRA publishes executive accountability statements
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has published a document outlining its governance arrangements, along with accountability statements for its senior executives.
The paper, titled Governance and Senior Executive Accountabilities, describes APRA's internal governance and accountability arrangements and is supported by individual accountability statements for senior executive roles and an accountability map. The accountability statements cover all four APRA Members, as well as APRA's six Executive Directors, APRA's Chief Risk Officer and Chief Internal Auditor.
Today's release responds to recommendation 6.12 of the Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry: that "each of APRA and ASIC should internally formulate and apply to its own management accountability principles of the kind established by the BEAR1."
APRA accepted the recommendation and committed to meeting it by 31 December 2019.
APRA's Governance and Senior Executive Accountabilities document is available on the APRA website at: Governance and Senior Executive Accountabilities.
1Banking Executive Accountability Regime
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) is the prudential regulator of the financial services industry. It oversees banks, credit unions, building societies, general insurance and reinsurance companies, life insurance, private health insurers, friendly societies, and most members of the superannuation industry. APRA currently supervises institutions holding $6.5 trillion in assets for Australian depositors, policyholders and superannuation fund members.
Contact Ben McLean, APRA Media Unit, on +61 2 9210 3024
All other enquiries
For more information contact APRA on 1300 558 849.


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Seljuk Empire
Büyük Selçuklu Devleti
دولت سلجوقیان
Dawlat-i Saljūqiān
Great Seljuq Empire
Great Seljuq Empire in its zenith in 1092,
upon the daith o Malik Shah I
Caipital
Nishapur
Hamadan, Wastren caipital (1118–1194)
Merv, Eastren caipital (1118–1153)
Common leids
Persian (offeecial & court leid, primary literary/spoken leid)[1][2][3]
Arabic (leid o scholarship,[1] science an theology[3])
Oghuz Turkis[3][4] (spoken in everyday speech an bi the militar an rulin elite)
Sultan or Shah
Toghrul I (first)
Toghrul III (last)[5][6]
• Tughril formed the state seestem
• Replaced bi the Khwarezmian Empire[7]
3,900,000 km2 (1,500,000 sq mi)
Precedit bi Succeedit bi
Ghaznavid Empire
Buyid dynasty
Sallarid dynasty
Kakuyids
Ghurid Dynasty
Khwarezmian Empire
Seljuk Sultanate o Rûm
Atabegs o Azerbaijan
Burid dynasty
Zengid dynasty
Danishmends
Artuqid dynasty
Saltukids
The day pairt o
Countries today
The Great Seljuq Empire (Persie: دولت سلجوقیان) wis a medieval Turko-Persie[8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15] Sunni Muslim empire, oreeginatin frae the Qynyq branch o Oghuz Turks.[16] The Seljuq Empire controlled a vast aurie stretchin frae the Hindu Kush tae eastren Anatolie an frae Central Asie tae the Persie Gulf. Frae thair homelands near the Aral sea, the Seljuqs advanced first intae Khorasan an then intae mainland Persie afore eventually conquerin eastren Anatolie.
↑ 1.0 1.1 Savory, R. M. and Roger Savory, Introduction to Islamic civilisation, (Cambridge University Press, 1976 ), 82.
↑ Black, Edwin, Banking on Baghdad: inside Iraq's 7,000-year history of war, profit and conflict, (John Wiley and sons, 2004), 38.
↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 C.E. Bosworth, "Turkish Expansion towards the west" in UNESCO HISTORY OF HUMANITY, Volume IV, titled "From the Seventh to the Sixteenth Century", UNESCO Publishing / Routledge, p. 391: "While the Arabic language retained its primacy in such spheres as law, theology and science, the culture of the Seljuk court and secular literature within the sultanate became largely Persianized; this is seen in the early adoption of Persian epic names by the Seljuk rulers (Qubād, Kay Khusraw and so on) and in the use of Persian as a literary language (Turkish must have been essentially a vehicle for everyday speech at this time)
↑ Concise encyclopedia of languages of the world, Ed. Keith Brown, Sarah Ogilvie, (Elsevier Ltd., 2009), 1110;Oghuz Turkic is first represented by Old Anatolian Turkish which was a subordinate written medium until the end of the Seljuk rule.".
↑ A New General Biographical Dictionary, Vol.2, Ed. Hugh James Rose, (London, 1853), 214.
↑ Grousset, Rene, The Empire of the Steppes, (New Brunswick:Rutgers University Press, 1988), 167.
↑ Grousset, Rene, The Empire of the Steppes, (New Brunswick:Rutgers University Press, 1988),159,161; "In 1194, Togrul III would succumb to the onslaught of the Khwarizmian Turks, who were destined at last to succeed the Seljuks to the empire of the Middle East."
↑ Aḥmad of Niǧde's "al-Walad al-Shafīq" and the Seljuk Past, A. C. S. Peacock, Anatolian Studies, Vol. 54, (2004), 97; With the growth of Seljuk power in Rum, a more highly developed Muslim cultural life, based on the Persianate culture of the Great Seljuk court, was able to take root in Anatolia.
↑ Meisami, Julie Scott, Persian Historiography to the End of the Twelfth Century, (Edinburgh University Press, 1999), 143; Nizam al-Mulk also attempted to organise the Saljuq administration according to the Persianate Ghaznavid model..
↑ M.A. Amir-Moezzi, "Shahrbanu", Encyclopaedia Iranica, Online Edition, (LINK): "... here one might bear in mind that non-Persian dynasties such as the Ghaznavids, Saljuqs and Ilkhanids were rapidly to adopt the Persian language and have their origins traced back to the ancient kings of Persia rather than to Turkmen heroes or Muslim saints ..."
↑ Josef W. Meri, "Medieval Islamic Civilization: An Encyclopedia", Routledge, 2005, p. 399
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↑ Jonathan Dewald, "Europe 1450 to 1789: Encyclopedia of the Early Modern World", Charles Scribner's Sons, 2004, p. 24: "Turcoman armies coming from the East had driven the Byzantines out of much of Asia Minor and established the Persianized sultanate of the Seljuks."
↑ Grousset, Rene, The Empire of the Steppes, (Rutgers University Press, 1991), 161,164; "..renewed the Seljuk attempt to found a great Turko-Persian empire in eastern Iran..", "It is to be noted that the Seljuks, those Turkomans who became sultans of Persia, did not Turkify Persia-no doubt because they did not wish to do so. On the contrary, it was they who voluntarily became Persians and who, in the manner of the great old Sassanid kings, strove to protect the Iranian populations from the plundering of Ghuzz bands and save Iranian culture from the Turkoman menace."
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