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Interview with Mike Krall
No full textAudio recording and transcript of Mike Krall's 1979 interview with Myrtle Bergren for the Coal Tyee History Project. His wife, Laura Krall, also contributes to the interview. Krall discusses both his and his father's experiences working as coal miners on Vancouver Island. Krall opens the interview by talking about his involvement in creating the coal mining exhibit at the Nanaimo Museum. He gives details about mining jobs, equipment, and methods, including how explosives were used in the mine. He talks about various mine accidents, including one where his co-worker Bill Wilson was serious injured in the #10 Mine in South Wellington, the flooding of the Beban Mine in 1937, and his own close call in the #10. Both of the Kralls reflect on the inherent risks of coal mining and how miners and their families were cared for by mine doctors. Krall also discusses horses in the mines and early attempts to organize a union.https://library.viu.ca/libinfo/harmfullanguagestatementhttps://viuspace.viu.ca/bitstream/handle/10613/94/CoalTyeeKrallMScript1979.pdf?sequence=
Interview with Stephen Krall
No full textAudio recording and transcript of Stephen Krall's 1979 interview with Bernard McNicholl for the Coal Tyee History Project. Krall shares memories of coal mining on Vancouver Island, where he, his father, and his brother worked in the industry. Krall talks about how his family moved to Vancouver Island, living first in Bevan and then Nanaimo. He recalls his school days and his first job at the coal mine. He gives details about various mining jobs, methods, and equipment, and reflects on several of his own "narrow escapes."https://library.viu.ca/libinfo/harmfullanguagestatementhttps://viuspace.viu.ca/bitstream/handle/10613/100/CoalTyeeKrallSScript1979.pdf?sequence=
No.445 Florence R. Krall
No full textTranscript (51 pages) of interview by Frederick S. Buchanan with Dr. Florence R. Krall, on May 13, 1996Krall, professor emeritus of Educational Studies at the University of Utah, discusses her education, her Ph.D. dissertaion, the faculty of the Department of Education, her experiences as Chair, departmental politics, and the alternative teachers program. Interviewer: Fred Buchana
NA2750 Ann Deiffenbacher-Krall, interviewed by Adam Lee Cilli
Get PDF2750 Ann Dieffenbacher-Krall, interviewed by Adam Lee Cilli, January 22, 2014, in her office in Murray Hall at the University of Maine, Orono. Dieffenbacher-Krall talks about working with other members of the Climate Change Institute, particularly her adviser George Jacobson; conducting research on lake cores in New Zealand; her research methods; the reality of anthropogenic climate change; and the opportunities for interdisciplinary research offered by the CCI.
Text: 7 pp. transcript
Recording: mfc_na2750_audio001 36 minutes
Photo provided by the Climate Change Institute.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mf192/1009/thumbnail.jp
Road density, road features, and in-vehicle PM2.5 during daily trips taken by Washington, DC metro area commuters
No full textThis dataset was used to conduct all analyses in the working paper, "Short-term associations of road density and road features with in-vehicle PM2.5 during daily trips" by Jenna R. Krall, Jonathan Thornburg, Ting Zhang, Anna Z. Pollack, Yi-Ching Lee, Michelle McCombs, and Lucas R. F. Henneman (2023+). This dataset is restricted to N=25 commuters with at least 15 minutes of consecutive GPS and air pollution data. Each row corresponds to a one-minute observation for a trip within day within commuter. The data contains 2311 rows and 29 variables. These data are provided as a .csv file, generated using R (v 4.2)
„Sublokatorka” po latach. Z Hanną Krall rozmawiają Elżbieta Janicka i Joanna Tokarska-Bakir. Warszawa, 28 lutego i 8 marca 2013 roku
Get PDF"Sublokatorka" now. An interview with Hanna Krall: Warsaw, 28 February and 28 March 2013
The interview was conducted by Elżbieta Janicka and Joanna Tokarska-Bakir. Hanna Krall told the story of the issues related to the publication of Sublokatorka, which finally appeared in the Paris-based printing house Libella, owned by Zofia and Kazimierz Romanowicz, in 1985. Hanna Krall also spoke about how the book was received by the public in the unofficial underground discourse in the Communist Poland. Moreover, the author of Sublokatorka told the interviewers about the construction of stories about the Holocaust, as well as about the people who inspired the protagonists of Sublokatorka: Luba Bielicka-Blum, Rywka Urman, Krystyna Krahelska, Krzysztof Kieślowski and Jerzy Stuhr.
„Sublokatorka” po latach. Z Hanną Krall rozmawiają Elżbieta Janicka i Joanna Tokarska-Bakir. Warszawa, 28 lutego i 8 marca 2013 roku
Hanna Krall opowiada Elżbiecie Janickiej i Joannie Tokarskiej-Bakir o kłopotach z publikacją Sublokatorki, która ostatecznie ukazała się w paryskim wydawnictwie Zofii i Kazimierza Romanowiczów Libella w 1985 roku. Tematem rozmowy jest także burzliwy, niewolny od werbalnej agresji, odbiór książki w drugim, niezależnym obiegu kultury w PRL. W wywiadzie mowa ponadto o sposobach konstruowania i stawkach opowieści o Zagładzie, a także o pierwowzorach postaci z Sublokatorki takich jak: Luba Bielicka-Blum, Rywka Urman, Krystyna Krahelska, Krzysztof Kieślowski czy Jerzy Stuhr
Krall. Tkanie
No full textThe book Krall. Weaving I present, how Krall collects the shards of a mirror, not only Andersen’s one, which infects with evil, but also – simply – Stendhal’s one (if a novel is like a mirror carried along a high road, even more so is a reportage). The author takes readers to the other side of the mirror: she forages for additional dimensions in her texts, a more advanced description of reality or a new perspective.
What visibly emerges from Hanna Krall’s latest book is a pattern of strong interlacing. The two artistic processes that organize her texts are still collage (of stories, an attempt to determine them after the mirror breaks, from photos, prints) and montage (as a process of combining them into a coherent whole, possibly with a narrative designed to be incoherent).
I am interested in Hanna Krall’s (auto)biographical experience and its (non)presence in her writing. Hanna Krall’s experience is obviously Jewish, although she has consistently kept silent about her own family history, and has not developed it in the form of a reportage in more detail and open way than in the text I mentioned above. Nevertheless, from the interview conducted by Wojciech Tochman we know a lot of precious details.
I imagined the first part of the book as an attempt to put together a family history – from textual and non-textual scraps. In the concluding chapter, The Sa-crall-ization of the Storytelling I notice the act of writing as saving memory. Some of Krall’s texts catty a trace of exhaustion and amnesia. At the dedication ceremony of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington on April 22, 1993, Elie Wiesel reiterated: “This museum is not an answer, it is a question mark”. Just as Hanna Krall’s opus is.W książce Krall. Tkanie przedstawiam, jak Krall zbiera odłamki lustra, nie tylko tego z Andersena, które zaraża złem, ale także Stendhala (jeśli powieść jest jak lustro, tym bardziej jest taki reportaż). Autorka zabiera czytelnika na drugą stronę lustra: w tekstach szuka dodatkowych wymiarów, bardziej zaawansowanego opisu rzeczywistości czy nowej perspektywy.
Opisuję procesy artystyczne porządkujące jej teksty: kolaż (historii, próba ich ustalenia po stłuczeniu lustra, odtwarzanie ze zdjęć, grafik), montaż (jako proces łączenia ich w spójną całość, ewentualnie z narracją mającą na celu być niespójne), tkanie.
Interesuje mnie (auto)biograficzne doświadczenie Hanny Krall i jego (nie)obecność w jej twórczości. Doświadczenie Krall jest oczywiście żydowskie, choć niemal przemilczała historię własnej rodziny i nie rozwinęła jej w formie reportażu w sposób bardziej szczegółowy i otwarty. Niemniej jednak z skrawki dostarczają na ten temat cennych szczegółów.
Pierwszą część książki wyobrażałam sobie jako próbę ułożenia historii rodziny – ze ścinków tekstowych i pozatekstowych. W końcowym rozdziale pt. Sa-krall-izacja opowiadanie historii – ratunek dla pamięci – wiążę ze śladami wyczerpania i amnezji.
Podczas ceremonii otwarcia United States Holocaust Memorial Museum w Waszyngtonie w 1993 roku Elie Wiesel powiedział: „To muzeum nie jest odpowiedzią, to znak zapytania”. Podobnie pytaniem jawi się dzieło Hanny Krall
Krall, Mildred
No full textBody cremated. Stanley Krall - husbandhttps://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-ch-memoranda-1941/1354/thumbnail.jp
A method to study the Krall and q-Krall polynomials
No full textAbstractWe describe a method allowing to obtain new results in studying the Krall and q-Krall polynomials. In particular, we establish the criterion for orthogonal polynomials to be eigenfunctions of 2Nth-order q-differential operator. This criterion is an exact q-analogue of corresponding Krall's criterion
Krall, Jay
No full textJay Krall - Associate Scientist, Forest Resources.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/univ_photos/2870/thumbnail.jp
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