Saturday, December 24, 2022

Holocaust Memorial Center in Farmington Hills, Michigan - Random Travel Instinct

The Holocaust Memorial Center (also the Zekelman Holocaust Center) in Farmington Hills, Michigan, near Detroit, is Michigan's largest Holocaust museum. This video is a slideshow of the artifacts on display at the museum.


If you are unable to play the video directly from this page here is the direct link to YouTube, https://youtu.be/ReJ4I-6yxmU


Sunday, December 18, 2022

Venice Beach Sights, Los Angeles, California - Random Travel Instinct

 Video of sights from the Venice Beach, (or simply Venice), in Los Angeles.

If you are unable to play the video directly from this page here is the direct link to YouTube, https://youtu.be/DLce9y0L_xo

Saturday, December 17, 2022

Music I am listening to in 2022

Lately I have been listening to music with focus to catch up with the oldies. Here is a quick log of the music albums that I have been listening to this year.

  1. Judy at Carnegie Hall / Judy Garland
    1. Catalog No: 72435-27876-2-3 Capitol Records
  2. The Essential Willie Nelson
    1. Catalog No: C2K 86740 Sony Music Entertainment
  3. For the good times: a tribute to Ray Price / Willie Nelson
    1. Catalog No.: 88985315522 Legacy Recordings
  4. First rose of spring / Willie Nelson
    1. Catalog No.: 19439736692 Legacy Recordings
  5. Milk cow blues / Willie Nelson
    1. Catalog No.: 314 542 517-2 Island Records
  6. Outlaws and angels / Willie Nelson & friends
    1. Catalog No: B0002794-02 Lost Highway
  7. Songbird / Willie Nelson
    1. Catalog No.: B0006939-02 Lost Highway
  8. Songs / Willie Nelson
    1. Catalog No.: B0002300-02 Lost Highway/Hip-O Records/UTV Records
  9. The very best of Willie Nelson, live
    1. Catalog No.: 88697 70270 2 RCA/Columbia/Legacy
  10. Slow dancing with the moon / Dolly Parton
    1. Catalog No.: CK 53199 Columbia
  11. Playlist: the very best of Charley Pride
    1. Catalog No.: 88697334702 RCA Nashville/Legacy
  12. Greatest hits / Charley Pride
    1. Catalog No.: 6917-2-R RCA
  13. Pure & simple / Dolly Parton
    1. Catalog No.: 88985-35123-2 RCA Nashville
  14. Lesley Gore / Lesley Gore
    1. Catalog No.: 314 548 077-2 Mercury
  15. Best of Eydie Gorme
    1. Catalog No.: D2-77413 Curb Records
  16. Best of Vegas / Frank Sinatra
    1. Catalog No.: CRE-32713 Concord Records
  17. Come Fly with Me / Frank Sinatra, Billy May and His Orchestra
    1. Catalog No.: CDP 7243 4 96087 2 6 Capitol Records
  18. Sinatra '57 In Concert / Frank Sinatra
    1. Catalog No.: ARZ-101-2 Artanis Entertainment Group
  19. Hard-Headed Woman: A Celebration of Wanda Jackson
    1. Catalog No.: BS 077 Bloodshot Records
  20. The Concert Sinatra / Frank Sinatra
    1. Catalog No.: 1009-2 Reprise Records
  21. Sinatra's Swingin' Session!!! And More / Frank Sinatra
    1. Catalog No.: 724349475328 Capitol Records
  22. Ultimate Sinatra / Frank Sinatra
    1. Catalog No.: B0022437-02 Capitol Records
  23. Playlist: The Very Best of Frank Sinatra
    1. Catalog No.: 88697375862 Columbia/Legacy
  24. Live And Swingin': The Ultimate Rat Pack Collection / Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis, Jr.
    1. Catalog No.: R2 73922 Reprise Records
  25. My way / Frank Sinatra
    1. Catalog No.: 1029-2 Reprise

Saturday, December 3, 2022

Roychak Day Trip 2022 - West Bengal, India - Random Travel Instinct

This video is from a leisure trip that we friends took to Roychak. Roychak (or Raychak) is a village within the jurisdiction of the Diamond Harbour police station in the Diamond Harbour II CD block in the Diamond Harbour subdivision of the South 24 Parganas district in the Indian state of West Bengal. There is a nice view of the Hooghly River from this spot while we got stuck in the rain and a mild storm.


If you are unable to play the video directly from this page here is the direct link to YouTube, https://youtu.be/s5335XbaCnQ

Thursday, December 1, 2022

TD Ameritrade trading accounts moving to Schwab

A new email to TD Ameritrade users state that all stock brokerage accounts will transition to Schwab. Charles Schwab had acquired TD Ameritrade in an all-stock deal worth $26 billion in November 2019. The deal was completed in October 2020, creating an online brokerage giant with more than $6 trillion in client assets and nearly 28 million brokerage accounts.

Here is the text from the email.

Your move from TD Ameritrade to Schwab.

Dear TD Ameritrade clients,

When Charles Schwab acquired TD Ameritrade in 2019, our aim was to create something special for clients of both firms—best-in-class strength and stability, a wider array of products and services available, industry-leading low costs, and a larger team of professionals with a shared passion for helping clients achieve their goals.

We're nearing the point where two great firms become one and TD Ameritrade clients become Schwab clients. We are honored to have the privilege to serve you, and we want to make sure you know what to expect with the transition and the benefits you'll receive as a Schwab client.

What to know about your move.

Please know that in most cases there will be very little for you to do, other than to set up new login credentials. We'll take care of the rest.

We plan to move your account in one of several groups beginning in 2023. To help avoid investing or trading disruptions, your transition will happen over a weekend. We'll let you know your transition date about three months before your move.

What you rely on is moving with you.

thinkorswim®, the award-winning trading platform, is here to stay, and will move to Schwab later in 2023. Your service teams and Financial Consultants will also be there to support you after the transition, and you'll continue to enjoy many of the features, tools, and education you've come to rely on with TD Ameritrade.

Plus, you can look forward to the low costs you're used to. In fact, by leveraging the combined strength of both companies, we'll be able to offer you even more pricing improvements.

What to know about the benefits you'll experience from being at Schwab.

They've already begun.

Today, TD Ameritrade clients already benefit. Since the acquisition, TD Ameritrade has significantly enhanced client service response times, lowered mutual fund transaction fees, eliminated some account service fees, launched a Satisfaction Guarantee, and enabled access to some Schwab products not previously available at TD Ameritrade.

Once you transition to Schwab, you'll benefit from these commitments we make to you:

Low pricing. Schwab has a long history of lowering the cost of investing for everyone. It is a defining part of who we are and why we're proud that today we make the lowest revenue per dollar of client assets of any publicly traded major investment firm. That commitment to low costs will continue. In fact, when you transition, you have our commitment that the fee schedule for online trading commissions and fees at Schwab will be the same or lower for all transactions.

Exceptional service. We're committed to maintaining industry-leading response times from Schwab's experienced representatives, which will include the TD Ameritrade service teams and Financial Consultants who will be moving to Schwab with you, as well as specialists in all areas of investing and trading. Plus, you'll have access to more than 400 physical branches across the United States, London, Singapore, and Hong Kong.

World-class trading and investing experiences. Whether you use our industry-leading web, app, or thinkorswim suite of platforms, you can count on an innovative, easy-to-use experience with high-quality execution. Plus, you'll have comprehensive education and market insights for all types of traders and investors.

A complete range of wealth management and lending solutions. Count on a range of portfolio and wealth management solutions, from automated investing to comprehensive wealth management tailored to your unique needs. You can also rely on competitive solutions for borrowing against your assets as well as discounts based on your relationship at Schwab.

A firm that stands behind its word. Earning your trust is our highest ambition. We also know actions speak louder than words, which is why we back our words with both the Schwab Satisfaction and Security Guarantees.

In summary, you'll have much of what you loved at TD Ameritrade—combined with much more from Schwab.

What's next.

Right now, there's nothing you need to do. Please keep pursuing your trading and investing goals using TD Ameritrade platforms and solutions. We'll provide updates and contact you about three months before your account transitions with all the information you'll need. Should you have any questions or want more details now, please visit our Client Information Hub.

Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your financial life. The employees at Schwab and TD Ameritrade are extremely proud of what we are building, and we look forward to continuing to serve you.

Sincerely,

Jonathan Craig

Head of Investor Services


Update 2023-08-02:

Creation of Schwab accounts by TD Ameritrade users began on August 1. From September 1, the TD Ameritrade user accounts will be frozen and migrated to the Schwab system. On September 5, these users can start trading using Schwab's platform.


Update 2023-09-05:

Users received an email from Charles Schwab confirming transition and to review the account verification letter which allow logging in to your account.

Here is the text from the email.

ACTION REQUESTED: Review your Schwab Account Verification letter.

Welcome to Charles Schwab. Please review your Account Verification letter.

We're so glad to welcome you to Schwab!

Now that we've moved your TD Ameritrade account to Schwab, you'll have access to the combined power of our firms, including best-in-class strength and stability; a wider array of products and services for industry-leading low costs; and a larger team of professionals with a shared passion for helping clients achieve their goals.


Friday, November 18, 2022

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes sentenced to more than 11 years in prison

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes was sentenced by the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California to more than 11 years in prison for fraud after deceiving investors about the purported efficacy of her company’s blood-testing technology. She was ordered to surrender on April 27. Once valued at $9 billion by private investors, Theranos shut down in 2018.


Chartr in September 2021 while sharing a chart on the Rise & Fall of Theranos wrote: Elizabeth Holmes' grand vision was in blood testing. Theranos supposedly developed, or would develop, a way to run 200+ medical tests, from just a few drops of blood. That pitch ended up raising millions in funding, each round building hype and expectation that saw Holmes meet world leaders, go on TV and amass a personal fortune of $4.5bn+ on paper, as Theranos reached a dizzying $9bn valuation in early 2014.


Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes sentenced to more than 11 years in prison

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes was sentenced Friday to more than 11 years in prison for fraud after deceiving investors about the purported efficacy of her company’s blood-testing technology.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/11/18/former-theranos-ceo-elizabeth-holmes-sentenced-to-more-than-11-years-in-prison.html

Sunday, November 13, 2022

Petrapole Benapole Border Day Trip 2022 - India Bangladesh Border - Random Travel Instinct

Video of a day trip to the Petrapol-Benapole Border near Bongaon in West Bengal. This video also includes the Joint Retreat Ceremony help at the India-Bangladesh border.


If you are unable to play the video directly from this page here is the direct link to YouTube, https://youtu.be/Rzg9wkDYr4c.

Tuesday, October 4, 2022

EU lawmakers impose single charger for all smartphones

The EU parliament on Tuesday passed a new law requiring USB-C to be the single charger standard for all new smartphones, tablets and cameras from late 2024.

Apple resisted EU legislation to force a change away from its Lightning ports on its iPhones, saying that was disproportionate and would stifle innovation.

Tuesday, September 27, 2022

Is it time to retire C and C++ for Rust in new programs?

Mark Russinovich, Microsoft Azure's CTO, tweeted that "it's time to halt starting any new projects in C/C++ and use Rust for those scenarios where a non-GC language is required. For the sake of security and reliability. The industry should declare those languages as deprecated."

...

Both languages are "memory-unsafe." They give developers fine-grained control of their application's memory, but with great power comes great potential for trouble. One memory snowball slip-up can lead to an avalanche of errors.

...

Rust, on the other hand, is a memory-safe language.

Sunday, August 21, 2022

New York City Sights from a Vacation - Random Travel Instinct

These are sights of the New York City streets and landmarks that were captured during a leisure trip.

We walked through several parts of the city and captured these moments at Manhattan, Lower Manhattan, One World Trade Center, The National September 11 Memorial, 9/11 Memorial Pools, Oculus, Hudson River, Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge, Zuccotti Park, Wall Street, Charging Bull, New York Stock Exchange, Korean War Memorial, Battery Park, Statue City Cruises, East Coast Memorial, Times Square, One Times Square, Broadway, Father Duffy Square, Liberty Island, Statue of Liberty, Statue of Liberty Museum, Ellis Island, Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration, Columbus Circle, Statue of Christopher Columbus, Globe Sculpture at Columbus Circle, Maine Monument, Central Park, Heckscher Playground, Bethesda Terrace, Bethesda Fountain, Port Authority Bus Terminal.



If you are unable to play the video directly from this page here is the direct link to YouTube, https://youtu.be/atViceepL70

Thursday, July 28, 2022

Yahoo! Mail welcome message that I received in 2001

I was going through my archives and found this one from 2001 when I had created my first Yahoo! account.

It has been over 20 years since and the way that we use the internet today has transformed radically.

Many of the services listed by Yahoo! in the screenshot here don't exist anymore or I have not used them for very long.

Yahoo! Messenger: This was a widely used instant messaging service during those days but was shut down on July 17, 2018. It was replaced by a new service called Yahoo! Together, but that one was also shut down in 2019.

Yahoo! Companion: This was a browser toolbar plugin which would nicely snap under Internet Explorer's main toolbar. It had direct buttons for search, news, pop-up blocker, e-mail and other Yahoo! services. A screenshot of its look and feel can be found here.


Sunday, June 19, 2022

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio - Random Travel Instinct

This video is a slideshow of images we took during our visit to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (RRHOF). Sometimes simply referred to as the Rock Hall, it is a museum and hall of fame located in downtown Cleveland, Ohio, United States, on the shore of Lake Erie. The museum documents the history of rock music and the artists, producers, engineers, and other notable figures who have influenced its development.



If you are unable to play the video directly from this page here is the direct link to YouTube, https://youtu.be/w4wjLeDwUKk

Wednesday, June 15, 2022

Microsoft retires Internet Explorer browser after 26 years

Microsoft stopped supporting the Internet Explorer today, after 26 years of being in production. Jordon Novet writes here on how the transition will happen to Edge - Microsoft's Chromium-based web browser.

Richard Jacobsen at Associated Press wrote, "The 27-year-old application now joins BlackBerry phones, dial-up modems and Palm Pilots in the dustbin of tech history."

Microsoft retires Internet Explorer after 27 years

Internet Explorer debuted on Windows desktop computers in 1995 and by 2004, had cornered 95% of the market.

https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-61810403

Wednesday, June 1, 2022

Empire, Esch and Point Betsie Beaches on Lake Michigan - Random Travel Instinct

Views of the Empire Beach, Esch Beach and the Point Betsie Lighthouse Beach that are located in the northeast shore of Lake Michigan. I hope you like the visuals.



If you are unable to play the video directly from this page here is the direct link to YouTube, https://youtu.be/05JkLWDF4lQ

Snow Plow in Action in Downtown Cleveland - Random Travel Instinct

I shot a small video of a winter service vehicle plowing snow in Downtown Cleveland.



If you are unable to play the video directly from this page here is the direct link to YouTube, https://youtu.be/vPjerBEn62U

Monday, April 4, 2022

Elon Musk becomes Twitter’s largest shareholder

Please use the sharing tools found via the share button at the top or side of articles. Copying articles to share with others is a breach of FT.com T&Cs and Copyright  Per Bloomberg data, Musk’s 9.2 per cent Twitter stake would make him the largest shareholder in the company. Notably it’s more than quadruple the 2.25 per cent position of founder Jack Dorsey.

https://www.ft.com/content/29b9c884-02d7-4d1c-a4ab-c862242fa76e

Thursday, February 17, 2022

Local History, Genealogy and Rare Books in the Toledo Lucas County Public Library

Today I visited the 4th floor of the Toledo Lucas County Public Library which houses the section for Local History, Genealogy and Rare Books as part of the James M. & Patricia Kirchner Appold Local History Department. This was the first time for me.

This section houses an extensive collection of newspaper archives, government records, yearbooks, maps, manuscripts, genealogy, microfilms and other artifacts that document the history of Toledo and Lucas County. It is a library within a library with its own librarians.


Local history books at the Toledo Lucas County Public LibraryLocal history books at the Toledo Lucas County Public Library

Local history books at the Toledo Lucas County Public LibraryLocal history books at the Toledo Lucas County Public LibraryLocal history books at the Toledo Lucas County Public Library


Incunabula at the Toledo Lucas County Public Library


The Rare Books Collection section begins with a reading room which contains lots of incunabula and books about collecting books and a door to a secure vault where all the real rare books are stored.

There are about 5000 rare books in there with some as old as 500 to 700 years old.

The vault has its own air conditioning and atmosphere control system to ensure that the books last for hundreds of years.

Books from the vault can be taken out and read in this reading room only with a special hold order.



This is a native American Woodland Indian stone ax-head, created between 2500-1500 BC which is on display here.

A native American Woodland Indian stone ax-head, created between 2500-1500 BC


Clara Colby Clock at the Toledo Lucas County Public Library


The Clara Colby Clock. Made in Switzerland to order for the U.S. government in the late 1840s, its wood case is of Honduras Mahogany. For many years it stood in the Custom House of New York City. Because of changes in the Customs House, it was declared surplus property and put up for sale. It was purchased by Love & Veight, Toledo pioneer jewelers and watchmakers. For many years it was the regulator for their Summit Street store. When the firm closed around 1853, it came into the possession of the late Judge Francis L. Nichols. For forty years it stood on the stair landing of his Summit Street home (which is now Jamie Farr Park). When the home was broken up, the Judge gave the clock to Clara Colby. For 10 years it resided in the Colby home at 2019 Summit Street. It was passed on to a niece on her marriage and taken to Rochester, NY. On her death, her husband, George Colby, willed the clock to the Jermain Library and stipulated that it be known as the Clara Colby Clock. When the Jermain Branch closed, it was transferred to the Local History and Genealogy Department.






AN old telephone at the Toledo Lucas County Public Library

Here is an incomplete list of periodicals that are available at the local history department:

  1. AAHGS News
    1. Publisher: Afro-American Historical & Genealogical Soc., Inc.
  2. American Ancestors
    1. Publisher: New England Historic Genealogical Soc.
  3. American Archivist
    1. Publisher: Society of American Archivists
  4. American Association Almanac
    1. Publisher: Rex Hamann, ed., Andover, MN
  5. American Genealogist
  6. American Legion Press
    1. Publisher: Lucas County Council American Legion
  7. Ancestry Trails
    1. Publisher: Trumbull County Chapter, OGS
  8. Ansearchin' News
    1. Publisher: Tennessee Genealogical Society
  9. APG Quarterly
    1. Publisher: Association of Professional Genealogists
  10. APHA Newsletter
    1. Publisher: American Printing History Association
  11. Arkansas Family Historian
    1. Publisher: Arkansas Genealogical Soc., Inc.
  12. Bend of the River
    1. Publisher: Maumee, OH
  13. Big Picture
    1. Publisher: Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments
  14. Book Collector
    1. Publisher: The Collector Limited, London, England
  15. Book Source Magazine
    1. Publisher: John C. Huckans, ed. & pub., Cazenovia, NY
  16. Branches and Acorns
    1. Publisher: Southwest Texas Genealogical Soc.
  17. Bridge Builder
    1. Publisher: Pontius Family Association
  18. British Connections
    1. Publisher: International Soc. for British Genealogy and Family
  19. Bulletin
    1. Publisher: Western Reserve Historical Soc. Genealogical Committee
  20. Canal Society of Ohio Newsletter
    1. Publisher: Canal Soc. of Ohio, Lakewood, OH
  21. Carolina Herald and Newsletter
    1. Publisher: South Carolina Genealogical Soc.
  22. Carologue
    1. Publisher: South Carolina Historical Soc.
  23. Carroll Cousins
    1. Publisher: Carroll County Genealogical Soc.
  24. Champaign County Genealogical Society Newsletter
    1. Publisher: Champaign County Genealogical Society Newsletter
  25. Collections
    1. Publisher: AltaMira Press3, Blue Ridge Summit, PA
  26. Colorado Genealogist
    1. Publisher: Colorado Genealogical Soc.
  27. Connecticut Nutmegger
    1. Publisher: Connecticut Soc. of Genealogists
  28. Crossroads
    1. Publisher: Utah Genealogical Assn.
  29. Delaware Genealogical Society Journal
    1. Publisher: Delaware Genealogical Soc., Wilmington, DE
  30. Delaware Genealogist
    1. Publisher: Delaware County Genealogical Soc., OGS
  31. Detroit Soc. for Genealogical Research Magazine
    1. Publisher: Detroit Soc. for Genealogical Research
  32. DOROT
    1. Publisher: Jewish Genealogical Soc., New York, NY
  33. Dot! Newspaper
    1. Publisher: Susan Utterback, pub., Maumee, OH
  34. Downriver Seeker
    1. Publisher: Downriver Genealogical Soc., Lincoln Park, MI
  35. Echoes
    1. Publisher: Ohio Historical Soc.
  36. Elkhart County Indiana Searcher
    1. Publisher: Elkhart County [IN] Genealogical Society
  37. Everton's Genealogical Helper
  38. Familia
    1. Publisher: Ulster Genealogical & Historical Guild
  39. Family History
    1. Publisher: Institute of Heraldic & Genealogical Studies
  40. Family Tree
    1. Publisher: Montgomery County Chapter, OGS
  41. Family Tree Magazine
    1. Publisher: F & W Publications, Cincinnati, OH
  42. Family Tree Talk
    1. Publisher: Muskegon County [MI] Genealogical Soc.
  43. Fayette Connection
    1. Publisher: Fayette County Genealogical Soc.
  44. Firsts: The Book Collector's Magazine
    1. Publisher: Firsts Magazine, Tucson, AZ
  45. Flint Genealogical Quarterly
    1. Publisher: Flint Genealogical Soc.
  46. Florida Genealogist
    1. Publisher: Florida State Genealogical Soc.
  47. Fort Industry Reflections
    1. Publisher: Lucas County Chapter, OGS
  48. Forum
    1. Publisher: Federation of Genealogical Soc.
  49. Fulton Footprints
    1. Publisher: Fulton County Chapter, OGS
  50. Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey
    1. Publisher: Genealogical Society of New Jersey
  51. Genealogist
    1. Publisher: American Society of Genealogists
  52. Genealogy by Computer Soc. Newsletter
    1. Publisher: Genealogy by Computer Club, Toledo
  53. Godfrey Update
    1. Publisher: Godfrey Memorial Library
  54. GSMC Record
    1. Publisher: Genealogical Society of Monroe County, Michigan
  55. Henry County Genealogical Soc. Newsletter
    1. Publisher: Henry County [OH] Genealogical Soc.
  56. Highlander
    1. Publisher: Angus J. Ray Assoc., Inc., Winnetka, IL
  57. Historic Times
    1. Publisher: Toledo's Historic Old West End
  58. History Ireland
    1. Publisher: History Ireland, Dublin
  59. History News
    1. Publisher: AASLH
  60. Hook & Letter
    1. Publisher: Toledo Firefighters Museum, Inc.
  61. Howland Quarterly
    1. Publisher: Pilgrim John Howland Society
  62. Humble Genealogist
    1. Publisher: Humble [TX] Genealogical Society
  63. Huron County Kinologist
    1. Publisher: Huron County Chapter, OGS
  64. Idaho Genealogical Society Quarterly
    1. Publisher: Idaho Genealogical Soc., Boise, ID
  65. Illinois State Genealogical Soc Newsletter
    1. Publisher: Illinois State Genealogical Soc.
  66. Illinois State Genealogical Soc Quarterly
    1. Publisher: Illinois State Genealogical Soc.
  67. Illuminator
    1. Publisher: Zion [IL] Genealogical Soc.
  68. Indiana Genealogical Society Newsletter
    1. Publisher: Indiana Genealogical Soc., Fort Wayne, IN
  69. Indiana Genealogist
    1. Publisher: Indiana Genealogical Society
  70. Indiana Magazine of History
    1. Publisher: Indiana Historical Soc.
  71. Inland Seas
    1. Publisher: Great Lakes Historical Soc., Vermilion, Ohio
  72. Internet Genealogy
    1. Publisher: Moorshead Magazines Ltd., Toronto, Ontario Canada
  73. Irish Family History
    1. Publisher: Irish Family History Soc.
  74. Irish Roots
    1. Publisher: Belgrave Publications, Cork, Ireland
  75. Jacksonville Florida Genealogical Soc. Quarterly
    1. Publisher: Jacksonville, FL Genealogical Soc.
  76. Jazz Notes
    1. Publisher: Toledo Jazz Society
  77. Jots from the Point
    1. Publisher: Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society
  78. Journal of the Afro-American Hist. & Gene. Soc.
    1. Publisher: Afro-American Historical & Genealogical Soc.
  79. Kalamazoo Valley Heritage
    1. Publisher: Kalamazoo Valley Genealogical Soc.
  80. Kansas History
    1. Publisher: Kansas State Historical Society
  81. Kentucky Ancestors
    1. Publisher: Kentucky Historical Soc.
  82. Keyhole
    1. Publisher: Genealogical Soc. of Southwestern Penn.
  83. Kinsman Courier
    1. Publisher: Coshocton County Chapter, OGS
  84. Kishwaukee Genealogists
    1. Publisher: Kishwaukee Genealogists, Rockford, IL
  85. L.O.G.: Ledger of Genealogy
    1. Publisher: West Virginia Genealogy Society
  86. Labor: Studies in Working-Class History of the Americas
    1. Publisher: Labor & Working-class History Assn.
  87. Lagrange Street News
    1. Publisher: Lagrange Street News, Toledo, OH
  88. Lake Erie Ledger
    1. Publisher: Society of the War of 1812, Ohio
  89. Local Historian (Ohio)
    1. Publisher: Ohio Assn. of Historical Societies and Museums
  90. Magazine of Virginia Genealogy
    1. Publisher: Virginia Genealogical Soc.
  91. Maine Genealogist
    1. Publisher: Maine Genealogical Soc.
  92. Marine History Lines
  93. Marion Memories
    1. Publisher: Marion Area Genealogy Soc., OGS
  94. Marshland to Heartland
    1. Publisher: Ottawa County Chapter, OGS
  95. Maryland Genealogical Society Journal
    1. Publisher: Maryland Genealogical Society
  96. Maryland Historical Magazine
    1. Publisher: Maryland Historical Soc.
  97. Mayflower Chronicles
    1. Publisher: Toledo Colony of Mayflower Descendants
  98. Mayflower Quarterly/Journal
    1. Publisher: General Soc. Of Mayflower Descendants
  99. MCGS Reporter
    1. Publisher: Milwaukee County Genealogical Soc., Inc., Milwaukee, WI
  100. MDHS News
    1. Publisher: Maryland Historical Society
  101. Mennonite Family History
    1. Publisher: Elverson, PA
  102. Mercer County Monitor
    1. Publisher: Mercer County Chapter, OGS
  103. Michigana
    1. Publisher: Western Michigan Genealogical Soc.
  104. Minie Bullet-In
    1. Publisher: Greater Toledo Civil War Roundtable
  105. Minnesota History
  106. Missouri Historical Review
  107. Missouri State Genealogical Society Journal
    1. Publisher: Missouri State Genealogical Association
  108. National Genealogical Society Quarterly
    1. Publisher: National Genealogical Soc., Arlington, VA
  109. National Soc. US Daughters of 1812 Newsletter
  110. New England Ancestors
    1. Publisher: New England Historic Genealogical Soc.
  111. New England Hist. & Genealogical Register
    1. Publisher: New England Historic Genealogical Soc.
  112. New Hampshire Genealogical Record
    1. Publisher: New Hampshire Society of Genealogists, Inc.
  113. New York Genealogical & Biographical Record
    1. Publisher: New York Genealogical and Biographical Society
  114. New York Researcher
    1. Publisher: New York Genealogical and Biographical Society
  115. Newsletter (Genealogical Society of New Jersey)
    1. Publisher: Genealogical Society of New Jersey
  116. Newsletter (Historic Perrysburg)
    1. Publisher: Historic Perrysburg, Inc., Perrysburg, OH
  117. Newsletter of the Parke Society
    1. Publisher: Parke Soc.
  118. Newsletter of the Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, OGS
    1. Publisher: Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, OGS
  119. Newsletter of the Sylvania Area Historical Society
    1. Publisher: Sylvania Area Historical Society
  120. Newsletter of the Wood County Chapter, OGS
    1. Publisher: Wood County Chapter, OGS
  121. NGS Newsmagazine
    1. Publisher: National Genealogical Soc.
  122. North Carolina Genealogical Society Journal
    1. Publisher: North Carolina Genealogical Soc.
  123. Northwest Ohio History
    1. Publisher: Lucas County/Maumee Valley Historical Society
  124. Ohio Civil War Genealogy Journal
    1. Publisher: Ohio Genealogical Soc., Mansfield, OH
  125. Ohio Genealogical Society Quarterly
    1. Publisher: Ohio Genealogical Society, Mansfield, OH
  126. Ohio Genealogy News
    1. Publisher: Ohio Genealogical Society, Mansfield, OH
  127. Ohio History
    1. Publisher: Kent State University Press
  128. Ohio Magazine
    1. Publisher: Ohio Magazine, Inc., Columbus, OH
  129. Ohio Postal History Journal
    1. Publisher: Ohio Postal History Society
  130. Ohio Records and Pioneer Families
    1. Publisher: Ohio Genealogical Soc., Mansfield, OH
  131. Ohio Valley History
    1. Publisher: Cincinnati Historical Society & Filson Historical Society
  132. Ohioana Quarterly
    1. Publisher: Martha Kinney Cooper Ohioana Library Assn., Columbus, OH
  133. Ohio's Last Frontier
    1. Publisher: Williams County Genealogical Soc., OGS
  134. Oklahoma Genealogical Society Quarterly
    1. Publisher: Oklahoma Genealogical Soc.
  135. Our Family
    1. Publisher: Cardinal Stritch High School Alumni
  136. Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America
    1. Publisher: Bibliographical Society of America, New York, NY
  137. Pathways
    1. Publisher: Ohio Humanities Council
  138. Pinckney District Chapter Quarterly
    1. Publisher: Pinckney District Chapter, SC Genealogical Soc.
  139. Platte Co. Missouri Hist. & Gene. Soc. Bulletin
    1. Publisher: Platte County Historical & Genealogical Society
  140. Prall Newsletter
    1. Publisher: Prall Family Assn., Albuquerque, NM
  141. Printing History
    1. Publisher: American printing history Assn., New York, NY
  142. Quest
    1. Publisher: Florida Chapter, OGS
  143. Rare Book Review
    1. Publisher: Countrywide Editions, London, Eng.
  144. RBM: A Journal of Rare Books
    1. Publisher: Assn. of College and Research Libraries, ALA
  145. Rear View Mirror
    1. Publisher: Ford Genealogy Club, Dearborn, MI
  146. Reflections
    1. Publisher: Kansas State Historical Soc.
  147. Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
    1. Publisher: Kentucky Historical Soc.
  148. Reunions
  149. Rhode Island Roots
    1. Publisher: Rhode Island Genealogical Society
  150. Ross County Genealogical Society Newsletter
    1. Publisher: Ross County Chapter, OGS
  151. Sketch Pad
    1. Publisher: Toledo Artists Club
  152. Smoke Signals
    1. Publisher: Toledo Dept. of Fire and Rescue Operations, Toledo, OH
  153. South Carolina Historical Magazine
    1. Publisher: South Carolina Historical Soc.
  154. South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research
    1. Publisher: Brent Holcomb, Columbia, SC
  155. Southern Roots and Shoots
    1. Publisher: Delta Genealogical Soc., Rossville, GA
  156. Starter
    1. Publisher: Willys-Overland-Knight Registry
  157. Stirpes
    1. Publisher: Texas State Genealogical Society
  158. Stritch-o-Gram
    1. Publisher: Cardinal Stritch High School, Oregon, OH
  159. TAB-loid
    1. Publisher: Teen Advisory Board, TLCPL
  160. TAGS
    1. Publisher: Toledo Area Genealogical Soc.
  161. Telescope
    1. Publisher: Great Lakes Maritime Institute, Vermilion, OH
  162. Toledo Bar Association News
  163. Toledo Blade
  164. Toledo City Paper
    1. Publisher: Adams Street Publishing Co., Toledo, OH
  165. Toledo History Museum Quarterly
    1. Publisher: Toledo History Museum, Toledo, OH
  166. Toledo Medicine
  167. Towpaths
    1. Publisher: Canal Soc. Of Ohio, Marietta, OH
  168. TPGS Newsletter
    1. Publisher: Toledo Polish Genealogical Society, Toledo, OH
  169. Tracer
    1. Publisher: Cuyahoga West Chapter, OGS
  170. Track and Trace
    1. Publisher: Hardin County Genealogy Soc., OGS
  171. Tracking in Crawford County
    1. Publisher: Crawford County Chapter, OGS
  172. Tree Climber
    1. Publisher: Stark County Chapter, OGS
  173. Tree Talks
    1. Publisher: Central New York Genealogical Soc.
  174. Tuscarawas Pioneer Footprints
    1. Publisher: Tuscarawas County Genealogical Soc.
  175. Union Echoes
    1. Publisher: Union Chapter, OGS
  176. Village Voice of Ottawa Hills
    1. Publisher: Ottawa Hills, OH
  177. Virginia Genealogical Society Newsletter
    1. Publisher: Virginia Genealogical Soc.
  178. Virginia Magazine of History & Biography
    1. Publisher: Virginia Historical Society
  179. Voice of the Building Trades
  180. Washington
    1. Publisher: Washington County Chapter, OGS
  181. Wayne Ancestors
    1. Publisher: Wayne County Chapter, OGS
  182. Western Lake Erie Historical Society News
  183. Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society Quarterly
    1. Publisher: Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society
  184. Working USA
    1. Publisher: Wiley Subscription Services, Inc., Hoboken, NJ
  185. Your Genealogy Today
    1. Publisher: Moorshead Magazines Ltd., Toronto, Ontario Canada
The Toledo Lucas County Public Library also has digital collections published at the OhioMemory.org website.
  1. Toledo Lucas County Public Library Auditor's Images [https://ohiomemory.org/digital/collection/p16007coll88]
  2. Toledo Lucas County Public Library Community Photo Album [https://ohiomemory.org/digital/collection/p16007coll31]
  3. Toledo Lucas County Public Library Digital Collections [https://ohiomemory.org/digital/collection/p16007coll33]
  4. Toledo Lucas County Public Library Newspaper Collections [https://ohiomemory.org/digital/collection/p16007coll77]

Here is a link to the Local History and Genealogy section in the Toledo Library website https://www.toledolibrary.org/localhistory


Inside the Ohio State Reformatory, The Shawshank Redemption Prison - Random Travel Instinct

Take a look inside the Ohio State Reformatory is located in Mansfield, Ohio in the United States. The historic prison was built between 1886 and 1910 and covered an area of 40 acres. The prison remained in operation until 1990 and has since been converted to a museum. The prison is best known for being the setting for the 1994 movie The Shawshank Redemption.



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Monday, January 31, 2022

Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine receives full FDA approval

The vaccine, named Spikevax, is now approved for use in people ages 18 and older. It is not approved or authorized for use in younger individuals. There’s no difference between the approved vaccine and the vaccine previously available through emergency use authorization.

Moderna’s is the second Covid-19 vaccine to receive full approval from the FDA. Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine, Comirnaty, was approved for use in people age 16 and older in August. The Pfizer vaccine is also authorized for use in individuals ages 5 to 15.

Saturday, January 22, 2022

Fort Mackinac Tour in Mackinac Island, Michigan - Random Travel Instinct

A walking tour inside the Fort Mackinac in Mackinac Island, Michigan.



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Wednesday, January 19, 2022

US Government makes available 4 free COVID-⁠19 test kits per household

The US Government is making available 4 free packs of rapid antigen (not PCR) COVID-⁠19 test kits per address which will be delivered for free. The kits can be ordered from COVIDtests.gov.