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What Old Technology Do You Think Is Cool? - The New York Times

What ‘Old’ Technology Do You Think Is Cool? Why do you think there is so much interest in obsolete technologies like Polaroid instant cameras, record players, Atari game systems or VHS tapes? Credit.Ellen Weinstein Feb. 22, 2021 Do you think “old” technology is cool? Do you appreciate vinyl records, for example, or Polaroid cameras? Eight-track tapes or printed newspapers? What do you find appealing about these items that our modern world has already made — or may still make — obsolete? For a glimpse of what teenagers are into these days, all you have to do is visit Abbot Kinney Boulevard in the Venice neighborhood of Los Angeles. On weekend nights, the half-mile shopping drag is packed with style-conscious kids who traipse past coffee shops, ice cream parlors and boutiques, often while taking selfies.

Comeback of VHS? Fractured streaming options spur underground market for the retro media

The last VCR, according to Dave Rodriguez, 33, a digital-repository librarian at Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida, was produced in 2016 by Funai Electric in Osaka, Japan. But the VHS tape itself may be immortal. Today, a robust marketplace exists, both virtually and in real life, for this ephemera.

Joanne Rogers, Mister Rogers s Mrs , Is Dead at 92

Joanne Rogers, Mister Rogers’s Mrs., Is Dead at 92 She worked to preserve the legacy of “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,” spreading her husband’s message of kindness. A friend said, “Her presence in my life made me never forget Fred.” Joanne Rogers with her husband, Fred, on an episode of “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” during the 1970s. She spread his message of kindness after his death in 2003.Credit.Photofest Jan. 15, 2021 Joanne Rogers, who as the gregarious wife of Fred Rogers, the influential creator and host of “Mister Rogers Neighborhood,” spread his message of kindness after his death in 2003, died on Thursday at her home in Pittsburgh. She was 92.

Some thoughts on civil disobedience | News, Sports, Jobs

THE REV. DARRELL W. CUMMINGS What a year 2020 was for the people of America, the Ohio Valley and even the world. We have lost too many good men, women, boys, girls, fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters and friends. Now we are looking at 2021, and by the sixth day there are challenges we never dreamed taking place in our country. Have you ever thought, could there ever be a time for you or me to disobey the government for some higher cause? Questions about civil disobedience have been cropping up lately. Certain evangelicals have suggested that the time has come for Christians to stand up against immoral government policies. I remember seeing and hearing the words and images of Gandhi. He is still fresh in many minds the skinny Hindu leading a nation in peaceful resistance. Others prefer for our country the image of Martin Luther King Jr. Meanwhile, we heard the news a few years ago from Russia of a Christian family that spent five years cooped up in the U.S. Embassy because the

Rosemary Collins, Singer and Choir Director, Dies at 51

Rosemary Collins, Singer and Choir Director, Dies at 51 Her tastes ran from Meat Loaf to Mozart and she brought that spirit of eclecticism to her jobs in schools and a church. She died of complications of the coronavirus. Rosemary Collins taught music at Clearwater High School in Florida and was music director at her church.Credit.via Collins family Published Jan. 6, 2021Updated Jan. 8, 2021 This obituary is part of a series about people who have died in the coronavirus pandemic. Read about others . Rosemary Collins’s classical voice training came through clearly when she sang arias. But she was just as comfortable belting out Meat Loaf, numbers from “Les Misérables”

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