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A closer look at the system that feeds you
While most look at the current state of our food system and feel discouraged or overwhelmed, we here at Bright are encouraged seeing all the beautiful, innovative farms popping up around the world. They are a reminder that even though the future of our food system is often painted with a dark and stormy brush, the power of the human mind is alive and well in the field of unconventional agriculture.
Since it is Halloween though, let's take a closer look at the food security and the problems with the current food system.
It's no secret that the relationship between us and our world is in a state of flux. Our response should be to look forward to anticipate and plan for the challenges that we may be facing in the future.
Ready for a little spook?
Let's look at some stats on:
- Food security
- Food demand
- Deforestation
- Undernourishment
- Waste
Can we adapt to new growing conditions?
Growing seasons are getting shorter.
Will this negatively impact agriculture? We don't think that it has to.
Every challenge has the potential to cause either downfall or growth. We believe that by using the right tools, we can turn these challenges into something beautiful.
Vertical hydroponics offers two solutions to this problem:
- The first solution is that we start growing more food in the time we do have by growing crops with higher densities. Vertical growing towers offer three to five times as much production potential. What's a 5% loss in growing season when that growing season yields three times as much as it used to?
- The second solution is that we extend the growing season to make up for lost time. You can extend your growing season by growing in a greenhouse. You can use an unheated greenhouse, which can add about 6 weeks to a growing season, or a heated greenhouse, which can keep you growing year round.
Shorter seasons may not be so spooky after all. Let's talk about another spooky fact: global food needs are rapidly increasing.
Meeting the Growing Demand for Food
60% sounds intimidating, right?
Maybe you're thinking about your own farm and trying to imagine that much production.
Maybe you can't. But we can. In fact, we can see you producing 300%-500% more on your farm.
We're optimistic about the future of food.
You see, invention is our forte.
Over the ages, mankind has adapted quite nicely to the curveballs Mother Nature has thrown at us, and population growth will be no exception.
We've been working on more efficient practices and better food for centuries, and the recent developments in vertical growing and hydroponics are just the beginning to a bright future. (We don't think that a diet of insects will be necessary.)
There are hundreds of corporations, non-profits, individuals, and small businesses like ours that are not only willing to help but who are passionate about improvement in this area.
Granted, the magnitude of population growth that is expected to happen in the next few decades has never been seen before. We've never been faced with a challenge this unique.
And unique is the word, isn't it? Not "scary". Certainly not "impossible".
We will meet the needs of our planet by rising to the challenges presented to us, not by being afraid of failure.
Here at Bright Agrotech, we believe that solutions often happen in sets, setting each other off like a chain of dominoes.
For example, let's look at the problem of deforestation. Now that we have one solution (to a shorter growing season), we might just find that this solution also helps the deforestation challenge.
Growing Farmland by Clearing Our Forests?
Let's re-evaluate land needs with vertical farming in mind.
The more food we need, more farmland we need... right?
Will this need be a trick or a treat? Most would say a trick, but we believe that vertical farming could eliminate the need.
You wouldn't have to clear more land to grow more food.
Clearing land is a one-dimensional approach to the problem. Why would we expand our food production horizontally when we can expand vertically?
If we tackle the problem vertically, a whole lot of new possibilities open up for us. Agriculture is no longer limited to large spaces.
In fact, agriculture isn't even limited to wide open spaces. Suddenly, gardens are possible on fences and porches and apartment balconies. Farms are possible in basements and on walls.
Fresh food is everywhere. Which brings me to the next part of our challenge:
Improving the Quality of our Diets
Healthy food can be hard to find, especially in urban areas. As a result, a larger portion of the diet is filled with convenience store foods- foods with long shelf lives.
These rarely include fresh vegetables and fruits.
USDA dietary guidelines state that the average adult's diet should consist of about 50% fruits and veggies. The difference between the average American's diet (above) and the guidelines, however, requires a shift in the system that bring vegetables and fruits to the consumer. Something's gotta give.
We think it should be the sales model. Current sales models create a temporal chasm between the farm and the consumer. Inside this gap, labor, money, and nutritional value are lost. These sales models are not beneficial for the consumer or the farmer. Our solution: live sales models.
While ZipGrow technology allows growers to farm in compact and cramped spaces, live sales models allow farmers to save precious time and money on harvesting and packaging. Instead, the vertical tower itself is brought to market. The consumer harvests, the consumer packages, and the farmer simply replaces the tower.
Suddenly, the future of food isn't so gloomy.
Overwhelming Food Waste: Trick or Treat?
So- we've examined four not-so-spooky facts about the future of food. It turns out that vertical greenhouse farming has a lot of versatility when it comes to solving the problems of the future.
Shorter growing seasons? No problem. 60% more food? High-density production allows us to grow more with less space, which not only allows 60% more production, but in turn addresses the deforestation issue and allows farms into the city. And with farms spread throughout both urban and rural areas, undernourishment can be battled.
But there's one final challenge to conquer: Waste.
We already know that less transit time means less waste (video) of food. The other major areas of waste are in water and fertilizer. If you've read this blog post or grown with hydroponics before, you know that hydroponic growing uses about one twentieth of the water that traditional soil growing does. And because the water and nutrients in a recirculating system are reused, fertilizer is conserved as well.
Trick or treat? The decision is yours.
What do you think about these spooky facts? We're feeling pretty good about it. Bright Agrotech is committed to improving the future of food with space and labor efficient technology. We'll even take it one step further, and teach you how to succeed with those tools.
But we can't do that without the ag innovators out there. Folks like Upstart Farmers are taking action on a local level to create change, leave an impact and bring more opportunities to their communities.
The future of food is in your hands.
How do you want this to turn out?
Great resources to check out:
Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture, and Food Security
CCAFS's Big Facts site- Special thanks to CCAFS for their incredible site and graphics!
Looking Ahead in World Food and Agriculture


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Darlene M. Simmons, 82, of Boonville passed away at her home surrounded by family on April 20, 2019.
Visitation for Darlene will be Wednesday April 24, 2019 at Howard Funeral Home from 10:00-11:00 a.m. with service beginning at 11:00 a.m. with Rev. Richard Nelson and Rev. Tim Fairley officiating. Burial will follow in Walnut Grove Cemetery.
Darlene M. Simmons was born December 22, 1936 in Fayette Missouri, the daughter of Lorence Otto Vahrenberg and Edna Arnsmeyer. She graduated from New Franklin High School. She married Howard Simmons on February 16, 1958 at the Evangelical United Church of Christ in New Franklin. She later became a member of the Evangelical United Church of Christ in Boonville. Darlene absolutely loved her grandchildren; they were the best gift she could ever get. She enjoyed spending time with them and attending events, watching them grow up. Anytime spent with family was good. For many years she worked as a bank teller at the Kemper State/ UMB Bank. She also enjoyed playing cards and watching the hummingbirds. And Darlene had the BEST banana bread there was, she was a great cook!
Darlene is preceded in death by her parents Lorence Otto Vahrenberg and Edna Arnsmeyer. She is survived by her husband, Howard of the home, daughter Teresa (Richard) Nelson of Boonville, sister Dorothy Dean Bronson of Wichita, Kansas, her grandchildren Jake (Kaitlyn) Nelson, Anna Nelson (Corey Watring), Richie Nelson, Suzzane (Kevin) Adams, great- grandchildren Tenna, R.C., Jon, Wyatt, and Grace.
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Doctor Strange Movie Release Date Set to Summer 2016
Marvel has confirmed that the upcoming Doctor Strange movie will be released in summer of 2016; in particular, on July 8 in the U.S.
According to ScreenDaily, the Studio is in "advanced negotiations" to shoot the superhero flick at Pinewood-Shepperton (Star Wars VII is being shot there, too), with filming expected to begin in late 2014 or early 2015.
Written by Jon Spaihts and directed by Scott Derrickson, Doctor Strange is about a former neurosurgeon who, after being forced to abandon his career after a crippling car accident, became the Sorcerer Supreme — the primary protector of Earth against magical and mystical threats in the Marvel universe. He is often described as "the mightiest magician in the cosmos" and "the most powerful humanoid hero."
While no official casting has been revealed, it is reported that Joaquin Phoenix, Benedict Cumberbatch and Jack Huston will all play a major role.
What do you want to see in the Doctor Strange movie and who would you prefer to play the lead role? Let us know your thoughts below.
Final 'Avengers: Endgame' Trailer Has The Avengers Go To Space
The Avengers go to space to take on Thanos in the final trailer for "Avengers: Endgame."
Whereas the first trailer showed Stark stranded in a spacecraft, low on both oxygen and hope, and the second trailer showed him back on Earth, the third and final trailer sees him re-assemble the Avengers to bring Thanos to justice and save the universe.
The one-minute clip is light on details, but we are reminded of the team's mantra of doing "whatever it takes" to try and undo the damage caused by the Mad Titan.
We get a scene with them zooming past planets in their spaceship, the Benatar, and another showing off some slick new white Avengers uniforms. The trailer closes off with a face-off between Thor (Chris Hemsworth) and Brie Larson's Captain Marvel, fresh off her blockbuster standalone debut to help out the desperate Avengers.
Whatever last-ditch plan they managed to put together will surely end in a big bang. How do you want things to turn out?
TV News
Here's Who Plays Who In The Witcher Netflix Series
There are up to 50 actors in the promising Netflix Series, least of which is Man of Steel's Henry Cavill as the iconic White Wolf.
Henry Cavill wasn't kidding when he expressed a desire to join Netflix's The Witcher.
The British actor, best know for playing Superman in the Man of Steel and Justice League movies, is a fan of both the fantasy novels and CD Projekt's RPG series, letting it be known that he would love to play Geralt of Rivia. His wish has come true.
Freya Allan (Into the Badlands) will star alongside Cavill as Ciri, Geralt's adoptive daughter in The Witcher series, while badass sorceress Yennefer will be played by Anya Chalotra (The ABC Murders). Yennefer is also Ciri's mother figure and Geralt's true love.
Jodhi May (Game of Thrones) takes the helm as Queen Calanthe, with Bjorn Hlynur Haraldsson (Fortitude) serving as the the knight Eist, her husband. Adam Levy (Knightfall, Snatch) plays Mousesack the druid.
Tissaia (MyAnna Buring, Ripper Street, Kill List) leads the magical academy at Aretuza, where novice sorcerers Fringilla (Mimi Ndiweni, Black Earth Rising) and Sabrina (Therica Wilson-Read, Profile) are training.
Also joining the cast is Millie Brady (The Last Kingdom, Teen Spirit) as the outcast Princess Renfri.
It seems like a good mix of newcomers and star talent. In an interview with the Hollywood Reporter, showrunner and executive producer Lauren Schmidt Hissrich revealed that the cast is currently up to 50 actors, and over 200 people auditioned for the Ciri role alone.
Are you satisfied with the casting for The Witcher Netflix Series? What changes would you make?
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Here's Why Carnage Wasn't In The Venom Movie
Most comic book fans expected Carnage to be the main villain.
The nut job villain was originally intended to be in the Venom movie, but director Ruben Fleischer chose to exclude him in favor of another symbiote, Riot. There is a reason for that.
In an interview with CBR, Flesicher admitted that its the keenness of fans to see Carnage that led Sony to keep him out of the first movie and save him for the sequel. He stated:
"I think, you know, there's a certain symbiote spawn that I think fans are most excited to see. So that one was off the table. Hopefully at some point in the future they will. So we wanted to save kind of the most anticipated one for the future. And not just that, but because we really wanted this movie to be about Venom."
As for why he chose Riot over the dozen or so symbiotes that exist in the Marvel universe, he explained:
"…it was just honestly kind of like, who's the coolest looking spawn who isn't that one? The most badass, you know? That's where Riot came from. He's the biggest of the Life Foundation symbiotes, he's got that gun metal grey. I don't want to say it was purely an aesthetic decision, but the aesthetics definitely played a big part."
Cletus Kasady, Carnage's host, actually makes a very brief appearance in the mid-credits scene of Venom, setting the symbiote up for a starring role in the sequel. And speaking to CinemaBlend about the cameo, Fleischer stated he couldn't envisioned anyone other than Woody Harrelson for the role:
"He was the first person I thought of to play Cletus Kasady. And what will be fun is, if you think about Woody in Natural Born Killers, and that darkness and that menace that he can bring to a serial killer like Cletus Kasady, you know, he can go real dark and explore that."
Like most comic book fans, we can't wait to see Venom and Carnage clash on the big screen, but leaving out the crazed symbiote in such a pivotal movie for Sony was a risky move. It's a good thing Venom was a box office hit, surprising as it may be, despite receiving mixed reviews from critics.
How do you envision Carnage in Venom 2? Share your thoughts in the comments below.


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SPENCER, Mass. — The Trappist monks of St. Joseph's Abbey who own and operate The Spencer Brewery are pleased to announce that they have partnered with Mariner Beverages to bring their beers to Maine starting in September 2018. The Spencer Brewery is one of twelve certified Trappist breweries in the world, and is the only one outside of Europe.
Trappist monks follow the Benedictine counsel of ora et labora (prayer and work), and for centuries have supported themselves by the work of their own hands, producing a variety of products, including beer. All twelve Trappist breweries must operate in accordance with the strict rules set by the International Trappist Association (ITA), a nonprofit which ensures that the beers are brewed at the abbey, under the supervision of the monks, and that the profits provide for the needs of the monastic community and its charitable outreach. The Trappist name is a registered trademark, and beers can be identified by the hexagonal "Authentic Trappist Product" logo displayed on their labels.
Since their launch of Spencer Trappist Ale in January 2014, the brewery has added an additional eight beers to their line-up, with each earning the approval of the ITA. The beers they produce range from traditional Trappist beer offerings to distinctive interpretations of American Craft beer styles. The nine beers produced are available throughout the year on both a year-round and seasonal schedule. All of these beers will be available to the Maine market (seasonal selections at the appropriate time).
For the monks, their brewery marks both the culmination of years of hard work, and an exciting new chapter in the 193 year-old story of their monastic community. "We're happy and grateful to be given the opportunity to share this labor of love with the world," says Father Isaac Keeley, director of Spencer Brewery. "In our tradition beer is food (liquid bread), and Spencer is a unique experience. We hope that by brewing these beers, we can both honor the centuries-old Trappist tradition, and contribute to this exciting moment in the American Craft beer movement. We hope they will be enjoyed throughout Maine."
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Malta striker Andre Schembri has not ruled out Iran's chances of creating the biggest upset at the 2018 World Cup by knocking out Portugal from Group B on Monday night.
Portugal face a make-or-break match against Iran at the Mordovia Arena as the European champions must avoid defeat to reach the Last 16 and knock out the surprising Iran side coached by the wily Carlos Queiroz.
Portugal are sharing top spot with Spain on four points but are just one ahead of Iran who have just one result in hand to progress… beating the Portuguese to reach the second phase of a World Cup for the first time in their history.
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June 2018 Archives
Weekend Reads: Jurassic World, Cowboy Bebop, Youth Group Hijinks, Crappy Government Websites & more
Also: Babylon 5, Fight Club, the dark side of missions trips, domestic nuclear attacks, (mis)understanding the Bible, and the impact of world traveling.
The Unforgettable Fire: U2's Haunting Masterpiece
Despite being critical to U2's artistic development, their 1984 album often seems sadly overlooked.
Nicolas Cage Forges a Battle Axe, Fights a Cult in the Trailer for Panos Cosmatos' Mandy
A battle axe will definitely come in handy when fighting that dude with the chainsaw.
In Rotation: Amy Klein, Lightning Bug, The Smynths, Tripmastermonk (Review)
Classic-sounding goth pop, hazy dreampop, synth-only Smiths covers, and vintage Japanese cinematic funk.
July 2018's Best Streaming Titles: Jurassic Park, Gone Baby Gone, Bill & Ted, Burn Notice & more
Also: Spike Jonze sci-fi, Jean-Claude Van Damme, a South Korean blockbuster, Kiyoshi Kurosawa, and a Mel Brooks classic.
I'd Like to See a Star Wars Science/Exploration Movie
Surely the Star Wars universe contains scientists and adventurers who desire to explore the galaxy and its myriad wonders.
Web Dev Links: Craft 3 Impressions, "Delightful" User Experiences, Improving CSS Gradients & more
Also: Complexity vs. simplicity, improving accessibility, customizing Google maps, handy CSS snippets, and learning Craft.
Review Round-Up: Brad Bird's Incredibles 2
While perhaps not as original as its predecessor, Incredibles 2 is a worthy followup.
Low Announce New Album Double Negative, Release Videos for First Three Songs
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Mahoning County Democratic Party Chairman and elected delegate David Betras says it looks to be a busy week.
"You get a lot of speeches, you have to vote on the party's platform. We're going to hear from great speakers. Similar to what happened in the Republican National Convention, only ours will be much smoother."
He says that Ohio, and the Mahoning Valley in particular, is a battleground for both parties.
"I can tell the people in the Mahoning Valley, we are ground zero of ground zero for both campaigns, which is really good for the Mahoning Valley," Betras said. "I'm really excited about doing everything that I can, that Hillary Clinton wins the Mahoning Valley."
Betras says that Donald Trump is full of empty promises.
"Donald Trump is a really good salesman, but that's all he is, a salesman. He cannot deliver on what he's promising. He's not going to bring back our steel jobs. They've knocked down our steel plants, they've razed them."
Betras and his nephew, Ernest Barkett, will be driving to Philadelphia together for the convention.
Barkett is a Bernie Sanders delegate and College Democrat. He says he's excited to attend his first-ever convention.
"This is actually the first presidential campaign I've ever been allowed to vote for, to be a part of, so it's really exciting to really be able to do this full-on."
Barkett says there are a few things in particular that he's especially excited for.
"I'm looking forward to being on the floor when they vote on Tuesday night and, of course, Thursday when they make Hillary the chair. I think that's just experience politics-wise you can't get anywhere else. I can't wait to listen to Barack Obama speak."
Betras and Barkett both say that the most important thing people can do is participate.
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Today was a very special day. I just found out that my Godparents have been married for 7 years and they celebrated something called an "anniversary"! When I visited my Godmomie's Latoya's blog, I saw some of their wedding pics in a red spinning heart. They were really nice and I even saw my Mommy in some of them because she was in the wedding too!
This past Saturday, me and my Mommy decided to spend the day at my Godparent's house and I got a chance to play with Tava again. We had a lot of fun together when we went to the playground (where we met a new friend) and even more fun around the house when we got back. Here are some pics of our day together. You can also click here to see even more pics at my Godmomie Latoya's blog!
Godmomie Latoya & Godpopie Justin...
We hope that you enjoyed your special day together. May God continue to bless you both with many, many more "Happy Anniversaries!"
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De Queen, AR; September 1993 – November 1996
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United States Marine Corps
Ft. Bliss, TX, MCAS Yuma, AZ, and Redstone Arsenal, AL; January 1984 – March 1988.
Electronics Technician, 1987-1988; Maintained HAWK Missile System Fire Control Section. Equipment consisted of computers used for engagement decision making and coordination of the various system components, the IFF system, and operator displays.
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Las Cruces, NM and St. Louis, MO; 1980-1983.
Wheeled Vehicle and Power Generator Mechanic, 1980-1983; Maintained wheeled vehicles and power generators. Equipment consisted primarily of 5-ton 6x6 tractors with petroleum tanker semi-trailers, 2 ½ ton 6x6 cargo trucks, and ¼ ton 4x4 "jeeps".
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Hands On Technology Transfer, Inc.
Kansas City, MO
Windows 2003 Server and XP Administration
Windows Server 2003 Active Directory and Security Design
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Administration
Sun Educational Services
Austin, TX
Solaris 8 Operating Environment System Administration I
Solaris 8 Operating Environment System Administration II
Dallas, TX
Basic Linux System Administrator
Advanced Linux System Administrator
VTEL Corporation
Austin, TX
MCU-II Videoconferencing Bridge Technician
TC Series Videoconferencing System Technician
Texas A&M University
College Station, TX
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U.S. Army Ordnance Missile and Munitions Center and School
Redstone Arsenal, AL
Improved HAWK Fire Control Section Repair
U.S. Army Air Defense Artillery School
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Computer Technology Industry Association
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19th century German composer and music scholar Robert Schumann once wrote, "To send light into the darkness of men's hearts - such is the duty of an artist," and Aaron Poser's hero in "My Name Is Asher Lev," on stage now at New Brunswick's George Street Playhouse through May 1, finds that his religion and his family traditions may prove to be the greatest obstacles in his own quest to find his identity as an artist.
The script by Aaron Posner is based on the best-selling novel from 1972 by Chaim Potok about a Hasidic Jewish boy from a Brooklyn neighborhood who wants to become an artist in spite of his religion's lack of interest, approval and involvement in the arts and his father's wishes that he spend his time and energy on religious studies. It is an era of readjustment following World War II, and, with the majority of Europe's Hasidic population wiped out by Hitler's "Final Solution," Asher's father Aryeh Lev, at the request of his own community's leader, the Rebbe, does missionary work to Europe's Jewish communities and wants his son to follow in his footsteps. Aryeh's lengthy travels away from home and his work for the Rebbe, which can sometimes be hazardous, are very troubling to Rivkeh Lev, Asher's mother, whose own brother, another worker for the Rebbe, was killed when Asher was very young.
In an interview Posner gave in 2011, he said, "Chaim wrote about core conflicts between people and powerful forces like family, religion, and society. His stories are filled with people doing their best to live their lives in keeping with their own deeply held beliefs and convictions. While this plays out in a very Jewish world, clearly these kinds of conflicts are not restricted to the world of Hasidic Jews and genius level artists. Most of us can relate to core conflicts with our own families and communities. And core conflicts make for compelling, powerful theatre."
This adaptation, one of about twenty original scripts and adaptations to Posner's credit which also include a stage adaptation of Potok's "The Chosen," had its premiere in 2009 at Philadelphia's Arden Theatre Company, founded in 1988 by Posner and two associates, and this coming-of-age drama has since been produced often around the country including a New York production at Westside Theatre which won the Outer Critics Circle award for outstanding new off-Broadway play in 2013. When actor Miles G. Jackson auditioned for the title role at GSP, he had already developed a love and appreciation for the play, deepened by the research he had done to audition for a production elsewhere for which he was not cast.
"I knew the play, but I didn't read the novel until after I was cast in this production, and I am impressed by both of them for slightly different reasons. An actor always tries to find things about the character he plays to admire, to relate personally to, and with Asher, that wasn't at all difficult. Asher tries so hard and so sincerely to reconcile what looks like two different worlds," said Jackson whose audition for his debut role at GSP was tremendously impressive to Jim Jack, the production's director as well as the director of educational and outreach at GSP since 2009.
"Miles is an extraordinary young actor who has great emotional depth and intelligence, and in his call back audition, he was able to make a strong emotional connection that showed me the depth of his understanding. We're lucky to have him," said Jack who also spoke about the hefty demands Posner makes of all of his cast of three for his theatrical storytelling.
"The play is about transformation," said Jack, "and Posner asks his actors to make transformations too. Asher makes a transformation from boy to a successful artist and narrates scenes from his life that are part of his transformation. Asher plays himself from the age of six through his twenties, and Asher never leaves the stage.
"It didn't seem to me when I read it that the novel would adapt easily to the stage, but I think Posner did an incredible job with his adaptation," said Jack who did considerable research to help him understand both worlds in which Asher finds himself.
"The design of the play, which I think is both very imaginative and efficient, divides all the other people in Asher's life into two categories, men and women, all of whom are played by the same two other actors. Bob Ari plays all the men who include Asher's father and Jacob Kahn, a successful painter who becomes Asher's mentor. Lena Kaminsky plays the women; her roles include Asher's mother, a caring art gallery owner named Anna Schaeffer, and a model. Sometimes those transformations happen on stage; sometimes the actor goes offstage and comes back as someone else. I've heard that some productions do not use costume changes and other differing character details when performers switch roles, but we've chosen to do that to help make the differences between characters more apparent for our audiences."
Jack's considerable research into Asher's worlds did not include reading "The Gift of Asher Lev," the sequel by Potok published eighteen years later.
"I deliberately put that off. In rehearsals, the company had several discussions of what that sequel might include, what would happen to these people," said Jack, "and how conflicts and differences might or might not ever be resolved and how these people would move on. Finding that out is something I look forward to. I want to see if what we came up was anything like what Potok wrote in his second involvement with the life journey of Asher Lev."
"My Name Is Asher Lev"
When: Through May 1, Wednesday to Saturday at 8 p.m. Sunday at 7 p.m. Matinees on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.
Where: George Street Playhouse, 9 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick.
How much: Tickets are $25-$63.
Contact: 732-246-7717.
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A little while back I thought it'd be a neat idea to start an online book club, to encourage myself, and other engaged but slightly isolated reading folk, to have a common reading goal, and maybe discover some new books and authors along the way.
A fine idea I hear you say. Why, thank you. I thought so.
So, the first book off of the shelf for this laudable endeavour, selected very much at random from the many tomes I own but haven't read, was Small Island. What a choice! Oh, yes indeed. Whitbread award-winning, greatly praised, benchmark book and career defining title for the very pleasant and intelligent Andrea Levy.
The trouble is that it's not very good.
That's a little unfair I suppose. It's not rubbish, or even close to that kind of dismissive labelling. It's a fairly hefty, wordy and broad book. It's got a lot of characters, plot lines and events, some interesting vignettes and some genuine shock points. But, and there's always a 'but', it is a beige book. It is neither here nor there, takes zero risks, and spends its entire time making sure that everyone is well-represented and will be happy with how they're dealt with. Apart from the Americans. If you're American, you might feel hard done by.
Small Island is the story of three people (or, really, 6 people) and the effect of the influx of West Indians to Britain during, and following the Second World War. Hortense is the haughty, well-to-do, Jamaican girl with schooling and high ideals of herself, Gilbert is the optimistic and go-getting Jamaican man with fire in his blood and a surety of his place in the world if he can only get to Britain, and Queenie is the salt-of-the-earth Yorkshire lass who ends up in London, determined to better herself, but has crawling self-doubt and a sense of inner destruction.
So, Queenie enters a loveless marriage and ends up bedded by a Jamaican airman, falls pregnant, shows her redoubtful character in the face of clear prejudice against the immigrants and stands up as a beacon of acceptance and liberalism in a Britain of sly looks, snide comments and judgments. She's feisty and meant to be impressive, and comes off like any one of a billion diamonds in the rough types.
Hortense comes over to Britain looking to expand on her teaching educations and ambitions, is impolite to and affronted by the caustic reception she gets and is astonished that it falls below the high esteem she not only holds herself in, but believes that she should be held in by everyone else. She is shocked at every turn by the lack of Englishness in England, and finds both her new countrymen, and the ones she's left behind, equally distasteful. She is unlovable, tiresome and unsympathetic.
Gilbert is a man with no preconceptions about England, or how well he'll be accepted. Ultimately he knows that Jamaica is running out of opportunities and surely, with some hard graft, he'll find a future in the mother country, from whence he's served his duty in the war. The reality is the racism and prejudice he faces and stoical way he handles it, and tries to impress and please Hortense. He is charming, but daft and slightly unbelievable in his strident morals.
So far, so stereotypical? Yes I'm afraid. This book is as formulaic as you can get, with no surprises whatsoever. Levy has, in all fairness, layered story atop story, and the historical accuracy of it all is testament to her diligence in research and realism. But, it does not make for a gripping book. Maybe it wasn't supposed to, maybe it was designed to display the mediocrity and normalcy of these human hardships. It reads like a 1940s EastEnders though, and that is not a great advertisement.
Where Small Island is lifted is in its vignettes. The tinier stories act as blessed relief from the main themes and characters and, when forced to go back to the Queenie/Gilbert/Hortense storyline I found myself a little deflated.
Bernard, Queenie's feckless husband, has the best diversionary story, with his part of the Indian uprising and life changing experiences, shaking his being, all out of Queenie's gaze, delivering the only subtle piece of storyline, inasmuch as Queenie never knows what Bernard has gone through. Bernard's father is a great character and his death truly sad, Queenie's Yorkshire family life is similarly interesting and dispensed with. Levy couldn't keep everything going, of course.
The side and back stories are the really interesting bits, maybe because they are so lightly handled and left with lots not discussed or exposed. The fact that the main story and characters are so intimately handled, I feel, reduced them to really being quite boring biographies and the denouement of the book is frankly just silly. I won't spoil it, but it may spoil it for you anyway.
So, nothing ventured and nothing gained is my analysis of this book, and what it actually is itself. As a piece of dramatic fiction it, well, isn't. As a historical novel it succeeds in its accuracy, but there are plenty of much more interesting and detailed books about multi-racial armies in WWII and the influx of immigrants post-war. For people who didn't know anything about this period in history, and like some gentle drama, then it's clearly won lots of admirers, but for readers who want more meat on the bones of their books, they'll come away from this still feeling rather hungry.


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What is wireless charging and how it works?
What is wireless charging and how does it work?This is a very reliable and safe way to charge any of your electrical devices. There are no connectors and cables, which makes charging more efficient, reducing cost and increasing safety. Simply put, it is a wireless transfer of power. Wireless charging uses electromagnetic fields to transfer power from transmitting source to your device. The primary purpose is charging or recharging a battery. This new technology is based on a magnetic resonance principle or Inductive Power Transfer (IPT). There are five steps of charging process: 1. Converting - in the first step, mains voltage is converting into high frequency alternating current (AC), 2. Sending AC and inducing - transmitter circuit is sending AC to the transmitter coil. After that, AC induces a magnetic field in the transmitter coil, 3. Extending - AC, which has produced a magnetic field, is extending it to the receiver coil, 4. Generating - the magnetic field is now generating AC, within the receiver coil of the device, 5. Converting into DC - receiver circuit is converting current, which flows in the receiver coil, into direct current (DC), which can be used to charge the battery. The whole technology is based on Inductive Power Transfer (IPT). To achieve coupling of the transmitter and recover coil, IPT uses resonance. There is only one condition that makes IPT work – the transmitter and recover coil must both resonate at the same frequency. This frequency is the one that makes object naturally vibrate. As an example, it is very common to use one tuning for causing another to vibrate, when they are both tuned to the same pitch.
Speaking as a consumer, how does it actually work?Every customer needs two devices – device with wireless charging compatibility and a compatible wireless charger. The usage is very simple, by plugging the charger into the wall outlet and placing your device on top of it, you have started charging the battery. An indicator light should let you now if the charging had begun. To be sure your device is compatible, check if it is Qi compatible. There must be a Qi logo (Q-shaped magnifying glass, focusing on the letter 'i') on the device or the packing. This type of charging pads works with smartphones, smartwatches, cameras, tablets and Bluetooth headsets.
Advantages and disadvantages of wireless chargingJust like any innovational technology, there are some pros and cons of using it. Advantages include: - Safer and protected connections - by using wireless charging, there is no corrosion when the electronic devices are enclosed, or away from the water. There is also less risk of electrical faults. - Use on medical devices - when it comes to medical devices and magnetic field, which passes through the skin, this technology is lowering the risk of infection. There are no wires which are penetrating the skin. - No wearing - considering the fact that there is no process of plugging and unplugging devices, wearing and tearing of the devices are almost entirely gone. - Aesthetics - lack of cables is the thing that maintains aesthetics quality. However, there are some disadvantages: - Time - this way of charging usually takes slower than via cable. - The more costs - wireless charging requires drive electronics and coils in the device and charger, which increases manufacturing costs. - No standards - because of the lack of inductive charging, different devices need different charges. There are various wireless chargers.
Smartphones which support wireless chargingMany companies have implemented this technology into their smartphones. Here is the list of 9 biggest manufacturers that use wireless charging: - Apple – iPhone 5, iPhone 5S, iPhone 5C, iPhone 5th Gen, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus, iPhone 6th Gen and iPhone SE; - Samsung – Samsung Galaxy S2, Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Samsung Galaxy Note 5, Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung Galaxy S5, Samsung Galaxy S6, Samsung Galaxy S6 Active, Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge, Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+, Samsung Galaxy S7 and Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, Samsung Galaxy W2016; - Google – Google Nexus 4, Google Nexus 5, Google Nexus 6 and Google Nexus 7; - LG – LG Lucid 1, LG Lucid 2, LG L2, LG G3 and LG G4; - Motorola – Motorola Droid Maxx, Motorola Droid Mini, Motorola Droid Turbo and Motorola Droid Turbo 2; - Microsoft – Microsoft Lumia 920, Microsoft Lumia 928, Microsoft Lumia 930, Microsoft Lumia Icon, Microsoft Lumia 950, Microsoft Lumia 950XL, Microsoft and Lumia 1520; - Nokia – Nokia Lumia 735, Nokia Lumia 830, Nokia Lumia 920, Nokia Lumia 928, Nokia Lumia 929, Nokia Lumia 930, Nokia Lumia 950, Nokia Lumia 950XL, and Nokia Lumia 1520; - Sony – Sony Experia Z3V and Sony Experia Z4V; - BlackBerry – Blackberry Priv, BlackBerry Z30;
Is wireless charging just a flingor technology of the future?Considering the way technology is built, many benefits over traditional cable connectors and widespread use (any industry or device), we can positively say that wireless charging is not just a one-time thing. However, it still needs some love. Further development of wireless charging pads and work on the charging speed will certainly be on the top news in the years to come. Images from: Digital Trends, Mental Floss, AndroidAuthority.
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Thanks for the excellent review Hari. I was wondering what is the "custom" model number and what's with the 'no-fuss' traditional pilot nib which is again 14k! till I went through your post.
I saw it here-
Thanks for the link. With no number in the Custom name, it is near impossible to find amidst all the other Customs.
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The following are 3 (the first 3 of at least a few more, I expect) excerpts from my journal over my long weekend at Mepkin Abbey, which I have written about previously here.
Friday, February 8th, 7:00 pm
My stay at the Abbey this time is very different from last time. For one thing, they've instituted semi-mandatory orientation tours so that you don't go around confused and anxious the whole time… like I did last time. Father Stan, the Abbot, lead us around paths and roads he knew so well that he walked backwards the entire time, looking at us kindly, and never once had to glance behind him to see where he was going.
He told us that the monastery was designed and built around these enormous live oaks, that in the process of building, they only had to take down one tree. "God took down a few others," he added in an offhand sort of way.
I suppose I half-expected that I had romanticized the whole monastery experience in my head and that it really wouldn't be that great in reality, or the second time around. Well, I certainly romanticized it and it is slightly different, but that does not lessen its greatness. Brother Paul has put on a few pounds (but then so have I!) and Brother Theophilus has exited the novitiate and is now a full monk with a very full beard, but Father Christian could still outrun and outthink me, at age 98. The monk with the perfect pitch who serves most often as cantor smiles at me broad as ever. The African American gentleman always raises a playful(?) eyebrow at me, and Brother Robert helps me with the pages of my Psalmbook and hymnbooks, which are indecipherable without aid.
8:12 pm
My accommodations are different this time. I essentially have a whole house to myself, complete with 4 bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, and two tiny but full baths, where last time I had roughly 20 square feet total. It's nice, but I am terribly far away from the rest of the monastery. You don't have to make any turns to get from the house to church, just follow the main road. But it's a long way off, about a five minute's walk from the last cottage on the road, and so too from the last lights.
Of course there must be no lights along this remote part of the road, lest the stars be obscured. I appreciate this in abstract theory, but in the distilled reality of stepping out into the void alone in the night, I find my appreciation dissolving rather rapidly.
The monks are kind enough to provide flashlights in each guest room, though mine was all but dead. On the dark asphalt, it gave a glow so feeble, it looked like a shallow puddle of melted butter in a deep black pot. Not going to cut into the heavy veil of this darkness. As I am occupying this whole house alone, I went from room to room in search of brighter light (this, I imagine, is something like a metaphor for church, but I will leave that to you to parse out, dear reader). My first and second tries were as pitiful as my given flashlight had been, but the third glowed bright as a handheld lighthouse.
So, off we trekked, my new flashlight and me, finding the night to be darker than I have ever known it to be. This little halo bobbed along on the cracked asphalt in front of me; I followed nervously, tossing my head back and forth like horses do when they get uneasy.
It occurred to me that I might be less uneasy if I could see a bit more of what was around me. So, I swung the beam of the flashlight to my right and followed up and out along the trunk and limbs of a Mother Willow-style oak. What was revealed was rather less heartening than I had hoped: mere feet above my head, even inches in some places, long fingery branches dripping with spidery Spanish moss hung eerily, reaching toward me. Take it from me, if you ever have cause to wander around coastal South Carolina after dark, don't shine a light up from the underside of one of these mossy oaks. Even M. Night Shyamalan couldn't recreate the terror I had in that moment.
I tripped and galloped my way toward the nearest cottage, where two more puddles of light were just flickering on, signaling that fellow travelers were entering the road. I was flooded with relief and tried not to feel silly, a child afraid of the dark.
Jesus 101: Church is that place where one frightened person can be comforted by nestling up close with other frightened people– even strangers– and all their little flickering lights join together to show the way.
So here's the interesting part: At Compline, the 7th and final worship service of the day, the thing which I was braving darkness and coyotes (or, as it turned out, owls that sound like coyotes) to get to, the monks prayed Psalm 91, which proclaims that she who trusts in the LORD "will not fear the terror of the night."
And do you know, I didn't, after that? On my way back to my little house, though alone and cold, I found that I didn't even have to use my flashlight for most of the journey. What before had been black as coal now had a blue tint, lit somehow by those cloud-veiled stars.
My eyes had adjusted in the dim church, and what before had been suffocating blackness was now navigable, even beautiful. What's more, my heart had adjusted in that prayer-soaked pace: what before held terror and isolation now invited wonder and deep, mystical communion with God.
Saturday, February 9th, 4:14 am
I continue to fail miserably at keeping up with the monks. What page they're on, what book they're in… I grin sheepishly down until a brother (most embarrassingly, it's usually the Abbot, Father Stan, or the retired bishop, Father Victor) steps over to flip pages, points, and return to his stall.
Yesterday I discovered that there are very faint vertical lines to the left of stanzas that call for evil, cursing, or judgment upon enemies (of which there are a distressing number in the Psalms), indicating that they not be sung. I appreciate this, from a theological perspective. I do not, however, appreciate how fine and faint the lines are, such that I generally don't see them in the dim church light, and carry on alone asking God to hate someone until a brother (again, usually the Abbot or the Bishop!) rushes over and stops me, as kindly as he can.
All told, it rather gives me reason to want to pray those hateful prayers over the editors of the books….. This, I assume, is not great Christian love.
More to come…….. and if you're interested, I'll be putting some of the poetry I wrote during my visit on my "Arts" page.


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Arena Racing Company ("ARC") has today committed to installing a new cambered all-weather bend at Fontwell Park Racecourse.
Plans have been developed and submitted for the installation of an all-weather section, measuring approximately 330 metres in length, on the bottom bend at Fontwell Park. It is known as a flat and wide bend, with a reverse camber which is particularly pronounced in the south west corner.
Due to the unique configuration of the track, horses race anti-clockwise around the outside in hurdle races and clockwise around the inside on a split bend in steeplechases. At the height of the summer, both hurdle and steeplechase races are run on a common bend.
The introduction of a cambered all-weather section would represent an upgrade to the track and also provide a consistent surface around the ideal racing line. Similar projects have previously been undertaken at other racecourses including Kempton Park and Musselburgh.
It is proposed that the installation will take place during Fontwell Park's summer break between June and August 2017. The work will take approximately six weeks to complete. Prior to the installation of the all-weather bend, ongoing work will be carried out with the aid of agronomists, Professional Sports Turf Design ("PSD"), and MK Surveys to ensure an optimum racing surface.
Fontwell Park Clerk of the Course Ed Arkell said, "Having listened to feedback from trainers and jockeys as well as assessing other options, we consider that the installation of a cambered all-weather bend at Fontwell Park will offer a significant improvement to the track.
"We look forward to working with the Local Authority and other stakeholders to make sure that we can implement these plans and offer consistency of the surface around the racing line of that particular bend."
For more information on Fontwell Park Racecourse, please visit www.fontwellpark.co.uk.