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In December 1989, I went to Town Hall for the ten-year reunion concert of Cecil Taylor and Max Roach, revisiting and renewing their historic live performance at Columbia University. That first concert was released as Historic Concerts in 1984 on the Soul Note label. The concert is one of those musical experiences permanently embedded in my memory, the shape and feeling of literally ducking down behind the seat in front of me because the torrent of onrushing ideas was overwhelming and seemed a little dangerous still vivid in my body.

The <I>beit midrash</I> and the classroom will always be the principal sites of transformative Jewish study; it will just look a lot different tomorrow than before.

Living in Vermont, I have a special appreciation for all the amazing colors that trees turn in the fall. So I very much enjoyed looking at Bernhard Lang's series of aerial photos of the Bavarian Forest. Says Lang of

Photographer Bernhard Lang peers down at the Bavarian Forest National Park in a new series that highlights the primeval area.

Since 2010, Bernhard Lang has captured the earth’s surface in his photo series "Aerial Views." To take these stunning pictures from the heavens, Lang takes off in a helicopter flown by a pilot that he charters. More: Bernhard Lang, Instagram, Facebook h/t: petapixel Lang aerially photograp