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SUMMARY:Cafe Scientifique
DESCRIPTION:Annapolis Cafe Scientifique: A place where\, for the price of a cup of coffee or a glass of wine\, anyone can come to explore the latest ideas in science and technology. At 49 West\, CoffeeHouse\, Winebar and Gallery \n  \nDear Annapolis Cafe Scientifique Patrons\, \n  \nPlease join us on Thursday\, March 29 at 6:15pm at 49 West for the following presentation. Please reserve your seats by calling 410-626-9796. If you have reserved seats and do not plan on coming\, please release them by calling that same number. \nTitle: Frozen Visions: Science and Art Below the Freezing Point  \nWhen: Thursday\, March 29\, 6:15-7:15pm.  \nPresenter: Dr. Peter Wasilewski\, Scientist Emeritus\, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center  \n  \nAbstract: Earth’s climate history can be addressed through the study of the shape and orientation\, revealed by the color\, of ice crystals in Polar ice core thin sections.  Using polarized light\, scientists investigate thin sections of ice along the length of an ice core to reveal the dynamic story of the ice cap and the associated climate extending to hundreds of thousands of years.  The Antarctic ice cap is an amazing laboratory. Meteorites can be found on the glacial blue ice patches and are an important source of information about the history of our solar system. Applying the same techniques used to study ice cores\, Dr. Peter Wasilewski learned from the study of the “meteoritic blue ice”. He then experimented with freezing water to evaluate various ways to alter the size and shape and orientation of ice crystals\, creating color patterns along the way. Science and art merged\, and ‘Frizions’ emerged.  Frizions are digital photographs of freezing or melting thin sheets of ice viewed through manipulated polarized light producing vivid colors and imaginative shapes. The visual magic happens when this experimental thin ice becomes the canvas for the union of science and art\, as seen through the artist’s eyes.  \nAbout the Speaker:  After serving 37 years as Planetary Scientist\, Dr. Peter Wasilewski began his career at Goddard as a Research Associate and retired as a Senior Investigator in 2010.  His work focused primarily on the magnetic properties of rocks including earth rocks\, moon rocks\, and meteorites. As a Scientist Emeritus\, Dr. Wasilewski has continued his connection with NASA as an organizer and contributor to educational programs at Goddard.  His primary education effort has been the annual ‘History of Winter’ Program\, a week-long NASA/Goddard outreach program for middle school and high school teachers\, throughout the US\, focused on providing teachers hands-on experience in the study of ice and snow which they can transfer to their students. \n  \nHope to see you on Thursday\, March 29; starting at 6:15pm\, at 49 West! \nTracy Gill and Andy Loftus
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SUMMARY:Shook/ Russo 5 Tet
DESCRIPTION:Amy Shook – acoustic bass\nPat Shook – tenor saxophone\nFrank Russo – drums\nTim Leahey – trumpet\nJonathan Epley – guitar \nThe Shook/Russo 5tet has been performing together since 2005 in the mid-Atlantic region. Their focus has always been to compose and perform their own original music within the jazz idiom\, honoring the masters by carrying on the tradition. Be it through blues\, swing\, bebop\, soul jazz\, or more modern funk and groove\, the group has developed an incredible and unique sound by merging the diverse backgrounds of each of these fine musicians into one voice. The result is a whirlwind of grooves\, melodies\, and diverse textures that are a true delight to hear. Collectively\, the members of the Shook/Russo 5tet have performed extensively throughout the United States\, as well as performed in Canada\, Mexico\, Asia\, Europe\, and the Caribbean and at festivals such as the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival\, the Ottawa Jazz Festival\, the Stan Getz Jazz Festival\, the East Coast Jazz Festival\, the Vancouver International Jazz Festival\, and the Telluride Jazz Festival\, the Wall Street Jazz Festival and the Mid-Atlantic Jazz Festival to name a few. They currently have two CDs out on Summit Records\, and will be releasing a new album later this year\, featuring all new music by members of the band. \n 
URL:https://49westcoffeehouse.com/event/shook-russo-5-tet-22-2-2-2/
LOCATION:49 West – The Back Room\, 49 West St.\, Annapolis\, MD\, 21401\, United States
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