I had meant to simply document the convention, and not give much of my personal political views, but I felt this gave context to my photos. That is all my opinions are there for, context, not to start a debate. By the end of the convention I had turned my camera on the city of Philly instead of the protesters, because I simply didn't have the energy, both physical and mental, to deal with them. My next post will be those photos of the city and it's people.
After going 52 years without any championships the city literally swelled with pride, and jubilation. I know that I was among many Clevelanders spread out over the country who hopped in their cars, or caught trains and planes to get back to our city for the celebration of a lifetime. Over a million people showed up for the Victory Parade in downtown Cleveland. It was an incredible sight, and such an amazing thing to be a part of. People of every age, skin color, religion and background, smiles on every face, Cavs and Cleveland apparel on every person, and people climbing on anything in sight to get a view of the players who finally brought us a trophy. I cannot express enough how amazing it was to be surrounded by such an outpouring of positive energy. I am beyond happy that I got to be a part of it.
When I went down below the city they had yet to start doing any work on the space. Which meant I got to see it in it's raw, long untouched state. It was amazing, and I was way too excited to be shooting to realize how spooky it could have been. I could have spent the whole day down there taking photos. I only had about an hour but I made the most of it. What an awesome experience!


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Posted: June 4, 2016 in Cold War, Crime, DFF, Krimi, Spies
Tags: Erik S. Klein, Gojko Mitic, Harry Thürk, Helmut Bergmann, Wolfgang Luderer
It’s no secret that the East Germans and the West Germans spied on each other. Like the characters in Antonio Prohías’ Spy vs. Spy cartoon strip, each side continually sought new ways to find out what the other side was up to. The listening post on the Teufelsberg in Berlin is an example of this. This U.S. facility was primarily intended as a first defense, in case radio chatter suggest some sort of mobilization with East German and Soviet troops. Talking to soldiers who worked there, the truth was far more prosaic. Most days were spent listening to discussions about what various SED officials were having for lunch. Teufelsberg was connected to other listening posts, most of which were hidden in forests in East Germany. These were small devices, easily concealed. Occasionally, they were discovered due to either equipment malfunctions or blind luck.
On both sides there was always a suspicion that some of these devices served a double duty that would become apparent in times of war. Radio Killer (Radiokiller) takes this concept and runs with it, creating an interesting and unique films that tells its story in a typically East German, low-key style. The film is a co-production of DEFA and DFF, and first appeared on television in May of 1980. As with most made-for-TV films, the budget was low, and it shows in the production.
The title suggests a film about a homicide—a serial killer that preys on his victims via a radio signals, à la Bela Lugosi’s Murder by Television, but, it’s nothing of the kind. The story starts when a fighter jet and a passenger plane suddenly find their communications channels jammed, and just barely avoid hitting each other. The source of the problem is traced to a signal that blocked all radio communication—the “Radio Killer” of the title. In this case, it wasn’t intentional sabotage, but a faulty circuit that caused the problem. Agents from the Ministerium für Staatssicherheit (better known as the Stasi), are unable to locate the signal’s exact location, but they figure that someone from the West will come along and fix the problem. That someone is a man named Vogel, who works for the Bundesnachrichtendienst—West Germany’s Federal Intelligence Service (usually abbreviated to BND). Vogel is shown developing a method to fix the delicate electronic underwater without getting them wet. The faulty circuit is located at the bottom of a lake, and the only way to fix it is for Vogel to work on it underwater, lest he be spotted. The rest of the film is a cat-and-mouse game between the Stasi and the BND.
The screenplay was written by East German author Harry Thürk, who, like Harold Robbins, specialized in writing books that were more popular with the general public than the critics. He also wrote the screenplays for the spy film, For Eyes Only and Rendezvous mit unbekannt (Rendezvous with the Unknown), an eleven-part TV series that presented actual stories from the early days of the Stasi. Clearly the man had a soft spot for MfS agents.
Fans of spy movies may find this one a little puzzling. All the intrigue occurs on a mental level, and no guns are drawn, or even appear in the film. The end goal, as far as the East German agents are concerned is to neutralize the threat of the Radio Killer without letting the West Germans know they’ve done so. For anyone raised on James Bond and The Man from U.N.C.L.E. this might seem awfully tame, but the film does a good job of keeping the tension high. It probably helps that Radio Killer is a very short film, coming in under 70 minutes.
Agent Achim Vogel is portrayed by Gojko Mitić, best known as East Germany’s number one Indian in their westerns. It is one of the few times we get to see Mitić as the bad guy (for more on Mitić, see Apaches and The Sons of the Great Bear). Schalker, the lead East German agent, is played by Erik S. Klein, an actor familiar to any fan of East German films. Klein appeared in several classic East German films, including Stars, The Second Track, and Naked Among Wolves. In the East German states, he is best remembered as the harried father in the TV mini-series Aber Vati! (But Dad!). After the Wende, offers to appear in films and TV dried up. Aside from one failed TV series, Klein didn’t show up on television again, even though you could have found him on the small screen in the GDR nearly any night of the week. Like many other actors, he turned to radio productions and to the stage (what a golden time for German theater the nineties must have been). He died in 2002.
Aside from a few films in late sixties, director Wolfgang Luderer worked almost exclusively in television, but was no stranger to the Krimi by the time he made this movie. He began his career directing episodes of Fernsehpitaval—a popular television series that featured reenactments of famous crimes. Although he hadn’t signed the protest letter against Wolf Biermann’s expatriation, and hadn’t suffered the punitive restrictions faced by the likes of Manfred Krug, Jutta Hoffmann, and Angelika Domröse, Luderer decided to leave the GDR in the early eighties. Within a couple years he was working in West German television and probably would have a long career in unified Germany as well if he hadn’t died in a car accident in 1995.
The cinematography is by Helmut Bergmann, and appears to have been shot in 16mm. Perhaps this was to save money, but it also helped match the stock footage of jet planes, and facilitate underwater filming. It also gives the film a documentary feel, which is effective here. While this film is, by no means, a classic, it is an excellent example of the topsy-turvy perspective a viewer from the west encounters when watching East German spy movies.
Buy this film (Although the cover of the DVD suggests that this film is black-and-while, it is, in fact, in color).
Posted: August 26, 2011 in Gottfried Kolditz, Science Fiction
In 1968, Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey sent shock waves through the film world. While some complained about its nearly incomprehensible plot, everyone was impressed with the film’s technical achievements. It is not an overstatement to say that Kubrick’s film represented a quantum leap in special effects. The genre would never be the same again. The eastern bloc was particularly impressed with Kubrick’s film. This is partly because the Eastern Bloc saw science fiction as an extension of communist achievement, having made it into space first, but also because the genre offered filmmakers a chance to imagine a world on their own terms, without those wet blankets—the cold war, politics, and economic realities—getting in the way.
DEFA got off to a bang-up start in the science fiction department with Kurt Maetzig’s classic, The Silent Star, but this was an expensive film to make, and the GDR’s economy couldn’t take too many more films on that scale. After a subsequent lower-budgeted attempt to bring science fiction to the screen flopped (Der Mann mit dem Objektiv), the folks at DEFA shelved further sci-fi film projects in favor of cheaper, more topical subject matter. They still made fairy-tale films (Märchenfilme), crime films (Krimis) and a few musicals, but most other genre films were avoided or ignored. After the 11th Plenum, the winds of change shifted again at DEFA and genre pictures became fashionable again, most notably, with the Indianerfilme of Gojko Mitic. In 1970, Gottfried Kolditz, better known at that point as a director of musicals and fairy-tales, decided to create a space adventure using Kubrick’s film as a template, and Signals – An Outer Space Adventure (Signale – Ein Weltraumabenteuer) was born.
Signals starts when The Icarus— a research ship searching for signs of intelligent life in the universe—is destroyed by meteorites near Jupiter. When no signals are received from the Icarus, it is presumed lost, and attempts to retrieve it are abandoned. This doesn’t sit well with everyone, particularly Commander Veikko of the Laika and Pawel (Yevgeni Zharikov), a young pilot whose sweetheart is among the missing. While repairing unmanned space stations, the crew of the Laika continues to search for the missing Icarus, in spite of the official edict that the ship is lost.
DEFA created dozens of science fiction films, both for theaters and television (for a list of these, see Robert Gemmell’s comment post on the About page). Four feature films took place in outer space. Three of these (The Silent Star, Eolomea, and In the Dust of the Stars) are available as a set from First Run Features. The fourth is Signals, and while there is a version out in cyberspace that includes fan-authored subtitles, the film has not been officially released in United States. This is primarily due to the fact that the film was a co-production between DEFA and the Polish state film production company, Zespoły Filmowe, which means twice as much money and paperwork is needed to secure the film rights (there is an irony in private companies wrangling over the rights to communist films). Like Eolomea, Signals is slowly paced, and more cerebral than exciting, but it has its moments.1 The zero-gravity musical interlude is worth the price of admission, and the scene where Gojko Mitic and Alfred Müller play upside-down footsie on the beach is an amusing bit of homoerotic camp (I would say this is unintentional, but I’m not sure that it is: Terry and Konrad seem to have a very close relationship).
Signals is very loosely based on Asteroid Hunters (Asteroidenjäger), an East German science fiction  novel by Carlos Rasch. Rasch’s Utopian space operas were popular in East Germany, but when the wall came down they, as with many other aspects of East German culture, were assigned to the “dustbin of history” (to use a phrase coined by Leon Trotsky). After the Wende, Rasch became a journalist, but returned to science fiction writing in 2009 with his Raumlotsen (Space Pilot) series.
According to Sonja Fritzsche in an article for German Studies Review, Kolditz fell ill during production and the project was taken over by its cinematographer, Otto Hanisch. This would explain a lot. The film lacks Kolditz’s usual pizazz, and seems more interested in the technical aspects of the special effects than the story. No doubt Hanisch was anxious to explore Kubrick’s film techniques for portraying rockets and zero gravity, but, unlike the 2001, Signals at least attempts to create back stories for the main characters (a common beef about the Kubrick film).
Every scene involving special effects inevitably must be compared to 2001, and inevitably Signals comes up short, particularly in the scenes involving spaceship docking and manoeuvring. To make such scenes believable requires that they be done slowly and deliberately, which doesn’t make for good entertainment. Kubrick’s solution was brilliant: he staged the scenes to Richard Strauss’ Blue Danube waltz, which turns them into elegant ballets of machines in space. In Signals, similar scenes seem rushed and end looking like exactly what they are: models on wires. When the exploration pods in Signals rotate in space, the music is not an elegant waltz, but weird calliope music, overlaid with the tick of a clock fed through an Echoplex. By itself, this music is interesting, but in conjunction with the visuals, the effect is too literal and not particularly exciting.
Better (or at least, wackier) use of music occurs in the aforementioned the zero-gravity exercise scene where the music—a cross between Esquivel and saxophone dance-hall music—offers a welcome relief from the drama that preceded it. As with several other Kolditz films, the music is by Karl-Ernst Sasse (see Her Third for more information on Sasse). In spite of my earlier criticisms about the use of music in the film, Sasse’s score is fun and strange. Like Erich Wolfgang Korngold, Max Steiner, and Hans J. Salter, Sasse was a classically-trained musician who composed for the movie industry to pay the rent. Unlike those musicians, however, Sasse was not averse to exploring schmaltzy pop music and pure noise as sources of inspiration. As a result, a cross-section of Sasse’s soundtrack music encompasses nearly every style imaginable, from dissonant percussion to fifties jazz. In Signals, his music is an unlikely combination of experimental and kitsch and definitely deserves a listen.
There is some evidence that suggests that Kolditz wasn’t happy with either Hanisch or the resulting film. After Signals, Kolditz and Hanisch didn’t work together again (Hanisch did film The Scout (Der Scout), which was started by Kolditz, but he died before it went into production). Kolditz shot two more science fiction films (In the Dust of the Stars and Das Ding im Schloß). For these, he turned to cinematographer Peter Süring. This is too bad, because Hanisch was a talented cameraman and he does some interesting work here. The camera swoops, zooms, and spins; and in one scene between Pawel and Veikko, it swings back and forth like a pendulum. Add to this some bizarre editing by Helga Gentz and you have a potent mix of abstract bedazzlement. As with many other DEFA technicians (Peter Süring and Helga Gantz included), Hanisch’s career effectively ended when the wall came down.
The costumes were designed by Günther and Marianne Schmidt. Again, the template here appears to be 2001. For the Kubrick film, Sir Edwin Hardy Amies, was chosen. Amies was an odd choice, He was better known as Queen Elizabeth’s favorite designer—hardly a bastion of futuristic style. For Kubrick’s film, Amies took his cues from sixties fashion (most notably the Austrian designer, Rudi Gernreich), tempered by the director’s desire for zero-gravity practicality. The Schmidts’ designs have a similarly mod look to them, but seem more forward-thinking. In fact, they bear a marked similarity to Bob Fletcher’s costume design in Star Trek: The Motion Picture; although it’s doubtful that Fletcher ever saw Signals.
I don’t doubt that Signals will eventually be released with English subtitles. While it is not as strong as In the Dust of the Stars, it is as good as Eolomea and deserve to be seen by a wider audience.
1. Slow pacing, cerebral content, and frequent scenes of people debating political and philosophical viewpoints are commonly associated with DEFA films. Of course, there is more to East German Cinema than this stereotype, but stereotypes have their roots in reality (at least, in commonly perceived reality).
Sons of the Great Bear
Posted: October 15, 2010 in Indianerfilme
Tags: Gojko Mitic, Indianerfilm, Karl May, Liselotte Welskopf-Henrich, Native Americans, Osterns, westerns, Winnetou
Westerns in East Germany? At first glance, it seems like an absurd proposition, but, in fact, DEFA made twelve of these films during their forty years of existence. While it is easy to laugh at the idea of Germans and Yugoslavians pretending to be American Indians, is it any worse than what Hollywood had to offer with the likes of Sal Mineo, Ricardo Montalban, Jeff Chandler, and Victor Jory? In fact, Gojko Mitic, who starred in all 12 of DEFA’s westerns, was so well liked by Native Americans that he was made an honorary chief by the Sioux—an honor not likely to be bestowed on any of the American actors who specialized in Westerns.
By the last half of the sixties, the appreciation of westerns was waning in the United States. During the 1950s, they had  been all the rage. Between 1950 and 1965, a staggering number of movies and television shows were produced, feeding the American public a constant stream of stories about the derring-do of the men of the old west. But the winds of change were upon us. The young people who had been spoon-fed shows such as Gunsmoke, Wanted Dead or Alive, Cheyenne, Sugarfoot, The Rifleman, and Rawhide were starting to learn the truth about America’s past, and it wasn’t pretty. What had once been seen as a tale of brave men and women fighting the elements and cut-throat savages to secure their place on earth was now recognized as a land grab by greedy white people at the expense of the Native Americans. While there had been films that were sympathetic to the American Indians (most notably, Cheyenne Autumn), they usually took the noble savage attitude and never question the free-for-all that was the colonization of the American West.
Around the same time, the Italians had discovered that they could make westerns that could compete favorably with anything Hollywood had to offer. Very few of these films were playing in the States (although it was filmed in 1964, A Fistful of Dollars wouldn’t reach the American cinemas until 1967, when it was shown with its sequel, For a Few Dollars More), but they were extremely popular throughout the rest of the world.
East Germany’s fist attempt at a western was The Sons of the Great Bear (Die Söhne der großen Bärin), a co-production with Yugoslavia’s Bosna Films. To play the lead, the Yugoslavian actor, Gojko Mitic, was chosen. Mitic had already made a name for himself as an actor/stuntman in several West German/Yugoslavian/Italian co-productions of films based on the novels of Karl May. May had never actually been to the American West, but that didn’t stop him from becoming the most popular writer of western fiction in Germany.
The people at DEFA had no interest in filming the stories of Karl May. His work was seen as anti-socialistic and was closely associated with Adolf Hitler, who considered May one of Germany’s greatest writers. Instead, they chose the East German Author, Liselotte Welskopf-Henrich’s book The Sons of the Great Bear. Unlike the works of Karl May, which took most of their cues from James Fenimore Cooper, (an  east coast American writer whose knowledge of the American frontier was almost as limited as May’s) the protagonists of Welskopf-Henrich’s works were sharply defined by the actual injustices faced by the Native Americans at the hands of the white settlers. Like May and Cooper, Welskopf-Henrich’s knowledge of the west was mostly garnered from books. But unlike May and Cooper, she did some serious research into the tribal customs of the Dakota Sioux.
The Sons of the Great Bear is the story of Tokei-Ihto, a Dakota tribesman who is trying to keep the white men from stealing his tribe’s land. His arch-rival is Red Fox (Jirí Vrstála), a white scout who has taken part in Indian initiation rituals and pretends to be part-Indian when it suits his needs (although this is not explained in the movie). When it is discovered that there is gold on the tribe’s land, the government decides that it is time to relocate the Dakotas to someplace more favorable. Tokei-Ihto tries to convince his chief that the white men can’t be trusted, but the chief doesn’t listen, with predictable results.
As is often the case with movie translations into books, Liselotte Welskopf-Henrich was not happy with the finished film and asked to have her name removed from the credits (it wasn’t). Nonetheless, the film was a huge hit. While Hollywood did eventually follow suit with films such as Soldier Blue and Little Big Man, it was too little too late. The American public had been thoroughly indoctrinated to see the Indians as the bad guys and the cowboys as the good guys. Films that did not follow this formula didn’t stand a chance with the American public and westerns slowly started to disappear from U.S. cinemas just as the East Germany westerns (sometimes referred to as Osterns) were picking up speed. The Sons of the Great Bear is not the best of these, but it was the first and helped create a new career for Gojko Mitic. Mitic continued working after the wall came down, returning to the stories of Karl May as “Winnetou,” May’s most popular character, in a series of TV movies.


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ll be drawing today on arguments from a book I have recently completed, What’s the Use: On the Uses of Use. In the book, I follow use around, the way I followed happiness in The Promise of Happiness, and will in Willful Subjects. And I have followed use right back into the university, as a way of thinking about how universities are built. We might recall how the use of Galton’s name is justified as inheritance. I will also be drawing on data I collected in project on diversity, first presented in my book, On Being Included as well as new material from my current research on complaint in which I have been talking to students, academics and administrators about their experience of making complaints within universities.
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A worn thing might eventually break. When something breaks from use it might be taken out of use, rather like this cup, which has lost its handle.
There is a sign that politely asks the would-be poster not to use the post box by posting a letter into the box. In the previous image the toilet was occupied because it was in use. In this case the post box is out of use because it is occupied. Although of course from another point of view, it is in use. The post box has provided a home for nesting birds. orm posting a letter through the box. The sign, we assume, is temporary. That box will come back into use as a post box when it ceases to be a nest.
Back into use: use can involve comings and goings. Take the example of the well-trodden path. The path existsSo much is reproduced by the requirement to follow. In the academy you might be asked to follow the well-trodden paths of citation; to cite properly as to cite those deemed to have already the most influence. The more a path is used the more a path is used.
A path is kept clear through work; occupation depends upon erasure; such and such white man might become an originator of a concept, an idea as becoming seminal, by removing traces of those who were here before. When use leaves traces in places, occupation can involve the removal of those traces (2).
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A diversity policy can come into existence without coming into use. I noted earlier how a sign is often used to make a transition from something being in and out of use, such as in this case of the post-box. Institutions are also postal systems. Maybe the diversity worker deposits the policy in the post-box because she assumes the box is in use.
The post-box that is not in use might have another function
The policy becomes dusty, rather like Marx’s rusty sword; from rusty to dusty. A policy can become unusable by not being used.
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If you do keep going with a complaint where do they end up? Thus I have received numerous accounts of complaints that are lodged and still nothing happens. Perhaps complaints sit there, rather like that diversity policy.
The post-box becomes a filing cabinet; a complaint is filed away. A woman of colour academic describes: “I was on the equality and diversity group in the university. And as soon as I started mentioning things to do with race they changed the portfolio of who could be on the committee and I was dropped.” I noted earlier that  The word race might be used less because it does moreint.
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Just loosen the screw a little bit, a tiny, tiny little bit, and more and more will come out. It can be explosive what comes out. We need more explosions. Organisations will try and contain that damage. The response in other words is damage limitation. This is how diversity often takes institutional form: damage limitation. Happy shiny policies will be put in place, holes left by departures will be filled without reference to what went on before; a blot becomes something to be wiped up: mopping up a mess.
A leak can be a lead. A leak can be a feminist lead.
We do not want to polish away the scratches; they are testimony. Yes those scratches; we are back to those scratches. We can reach each other through what appears as damage, mere scratch and scribble.
This post is dedicated to my wonderful colleague and friend Rumana Begum. Thank you for helping me to keep going.
I Phipps, Alison (2018). “Reckoning Up:versity,” Gender and Education, ISSN 0954-0253.


They had been walking along the kilometers-long window that circled this level of the senatorial building for quite a while, Palpatine gently probing at Anakin's current emotional standings with the war, his master, his feelings, his secret wife, his future child, when suddenly it happened. The occurence that had been trotting in Palpatine's foreshadowings all morning. At once, Palpatine had to immobilize himself or risk wavering like an old man. This was a disturbance in the Force unlike any other he'd experienced before. No so much for its magnitude -he'd felt much greater surges before, when the sleeping form of Darth Plagus had died under his hand- but rather for its nature. This was a disturbance that the Force itself didn't seem to know what to make of. Palpatine may be master of the Force, but what to make of this incident when even the Force was unsure about it?


Don’t Give Up So Easily


Over a decade, sensor research has proven the use of sensor networks for different use cases. The research has mostly focused on aspects of sensor network deployment, energy-efficiency, and wireless networking. Today, the focus is shifting from “How do we collect data?” to “What can we learn from the data and how do the models look like?” as more and more data becomes available. Especially urban applications – from people and car movement to building and environmental sensing – has been a constant driver of innovation over the past years, delivering an ever increasing amount of useful data. Even more data comes from participatory sensing as everyone collects data all the time. However, most of the data remains unused as the full potential of machine learning and data mining is yet to be utilized in all its strength.
Moreover, the challenges that come with urban sensor data for the design and application of learning algorithms are also not coped with sufficiently yet. Consequently, algorithms that are suited to the special needs this kind of data imposes such as missing values, unreliable measurements, missing calibration or high spatial diversity still need to be developed. Also, the architecture of systems, i.e., the complete data analysis pipeline from the collection of measurements to the final model is of interest.
Bringing together the sensor systems expertise from the Wireless Sensor Networks and Sensor Systems community with the knowledge available in the machine learning community, will open up a whole new set of applications and technical questions. SenseML will, therefore, promote work that on one hand concentrates on generating high quality data set, and on the other hand on applyyield highly accurate models. A special focus also lies on interpretable models such as rule sets or decision trees. Especially for sensor data, having interpretable models is of interest for discovering potential relationships in the sensor network. Proceeding this way, we expect to gain unique insights into sensor data and ideas for novel applications.
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Japan between the United States and the Middle East George Ehrhardt
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The Silence of the Fury
History of the temple of Jerusalem
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. Rita and son Michael drove from San Luis Obispo, Bernice, Kip and Christel drove from Pasadena at 10:00am and
Freeway. We arrrived at Giovanni’s in Mammoth for dinner just after 6pm. Another good meal and then we went to Vons for
more groceries. We were looking forward to our first club trip in 2020. Snow was not fresh and only a little new snow was
predicted for Thursday. So low expectations. Note that we canceled Trip 1 , not enough sign-ups, due to lack of snow. And
Glenn slept in while everyone else was up for breakfast at 7am. Rita drove Michael, Mary Jo and I to Eagle Lodge to
at The Mill for the Monday Special, pulled pork sliders for $2.00. They were a great value and very good. That closed out our
We all ate together and then watched the movie ‘Judy’ on DVD. Depressing movie about Judy Garland’s start in 'Wizard of Oz'
and her end, at age 47, singing in London.
Bruce in orange boots, Glenn, Mary Jo, Rita and son
Michael, Rita and Mary Jo, taking the last run down
An almost identical ski day but we get Taco Tuesday at the Mill. Dinner was a creation of custom pizzas thanks to Kip,
Mary Jo and Bernice. On TV we heard that Iran had launched missiles at Iraq airbases, where US soldiers are based. Give peace
MISERABLE! In a word, those were the ski conditions, icy, windy and cold. Glenn stayed in the condo. Bernice
the end of a day of skiing on Thursday.
Bruce's signature, Salomon
where officially retired on
January 9, 2020 after 22
Bruce and friend in condo parking lot, thanks to
the neighbor's kids. Overheard at McCoy's, by
Today it was supposed to snow a little. But we get lucky and it snowed most of the day. I added some Super Feet to
my new ski boots, with some great help by Nick at the Mammoth shop. We skied all over the mountain and finished around 4:
15pm. “Pork Chop”, the General manager of ASO was running the scoreboard for the Mammoth HS basketball team as they
beat Lone Pine that evening, and so I have to come in early tomorrow. We all ate in again, finishing Mary Jo’s chicken and
mushrooms dinner and Bernice’s, condo made, apple pie. And then more Jeopardy. Score 2:1.
smiles after another great meal, thanks to our trip leader Mary Jo.
gave me a good deal on new Nordica skis. Back to the condo to pack the car and head to the mountain. Glenn slept in while
movie. Susan C, a long time KSC


The 10-year continues to drop in yield, however this is a global phenomenon. The German Bund is back below negative 50 basis points, and the Japanese Government Bond is back at 0%.
I know that with the current central bank intervention in the bond markets that interest rates don’t have the signal to noise ratio they usually have, but it certainly doesn’t appear that the US economy is set for a huge upswing in the second half of the year.
“The labor market recovery continues to exhibit uneven progress, but progress nonetheless. July payroll data reports a marked slowdown from the second quarter pace in jobs growth,” said Nela Richardson, chief economist, ADP. “For the fifth straight month the leisure and hospitality sector is the fastest growing industry, though gains have softened. The slowdown in the recovery has also impacted companies of all sizes. Bottlenecks in hiring continue to hold back stronger gains, particularly in light of new COVID-19 concerns tied to viral variants. These barriers should ebb in coming months, with stronger monthly gains ahead as a result.”
The Street is looking for 900,000 payrolls in Friday’s jobs report so there seems to be a sizeable disconnect between expectations and reality here.
Mortgage applications fell 1.7% last week as purchases and refis fell by basically the same amount. This is despite a 4 basis point drop in the mortgage rate. “Interest rates drifted lower globally last week, as markets assessed the latest concerns regarding the delta variant. 30-year mortgage rates dropped below 3 percent in our survey for the first time since this February, presenting an opportunity for many homeowners who have not yet refinanced to lower their rate and their payments. Refinance application volume slightly decreased, following an 11 percent jump last week,” said MBA Senior Vice President and Chief Economist Mike Fratantoni.
So far, it doesn’t appear that the adverse market fee is having much of an impact on refi volume, does it?
Figure, a blockchain fintech is merging with Homebridge. Figure is led by Mike Cagney, who founded SoFi. “Probably the most significant issue was we had this grand thesis that we could save 90 basis points of expense to originate securitized loans on a blockchain” Cagney told HousingWire in an interview in May.
Fannie Mae just reported earnings. Here are the prepared remarks. Fannie sees purchase volume reaching $1.8 trillion this year, and they expect refi volume to decrease as interest rates rise. They also see a 14.8% rise in house prices this year.


High-rises – the importance of a solid foundation
Thanks in part to the invention of the working elevator by Elisha Otis in l852 and humankind’s willingness to dream, the ability to construct buildings higher and higher became more possible. Without Otis’s innovation over a century and a half ago, the rise in popularity for tall structures may have been delayed. The innovation was inevitable, but the reality brought
about an evolution in construction.
Gary Penk, Kryton international, London, UK
According to a report by Cathy Hawker in World Property Journal, cities only occupy 2% of the earth’s land mass, yet are home to 53% of the world’s population with experts predicting that figure will increase up to 75% by the middle of this century. People aren’t moving away from the cities, but instead towards them. For example, Canada’s largest city, Toronto, has more high rises under construction than any other city in the world, 50% more than second place New York. Toronto is also located in the second largest country in the world with one of the smallest population densities. Nevertheless, building out isn’t the option once believed to be the cure of over-populated city centres. Instead the discussion around the globe, as evidence by megastructures becoming commonplace and this century‘s so called ‘space—race’, is for cities to incorporate the growth in population by building upwards.
The current tallest building in the world, Dubai’s Burj Khalifa (828m), is reported to have used 45,000m3 of concrete to construct the all-important foundation and 330,000m* of concrete overall. Concrete, being the most used man-made product on the planet, is essential in the building of a high-rise. Concrete is strong, durable and when reinforced with steel, can sustain an incredible amount of strain, both tensile and compressive. However, in reaching for sustainability we must build these structures for the longest lifespan with the least amount of associated life-cycle costs.
Concrete is used so much because of its ability to be easily formed; it is readily available and also a durable product. To that end, it is also a major component in building a high-rise structure. For example, as stated earlier, the Bug Khalifa was built with a great deal of concrete, amassing over 110,000 tonnes. Other high-rises will experience similar numbers and indeed it is true to say that concrete will make up a vast amount of any given building — especially in the foundation.
This means that if a sustainable and resilient building is to be achieved, one with a lifespan that exceeds expectations, a concrete foundation must be built to be as durable as possible. Unfortunately, concrete does not come without its limitations. For instance, concrete may be formable, durable and have a high-compressive strength; however, there is evidence worldwide that concrete structures are deteriorating and unable to stand up to anticipated Iifespans.
Furthermore, when we mention concrete deterioration, in most cases it is caused through the transport of fluids through the concrete. Water continues to damage or completely destroy more buildings and structures globally than war or natural disasters. Thus, a waterproofing barrier must be used to ensure the foundation of a high—rise building, with its below-grade parking design, which is usually combating water pressure from all directions, is watertight.
Ensuring a waterproof concrete foundation
One of the options in concrete waterproofing is the surface-applied external membrane.
These waterproofing membranes form a barrier against water penetration, installed after the hardening of concrete. This membrane is used to ensure foundations, roofs, walls and basements are free from water ingress.
Unfortunately, the limitations of the externally applied membrane are numerous:
puncture damage is a risk
installation of a membrane is labour—intensive
valuable time and money will be diverted from the rest of the project
difficult to repair because of inaccessibility and in locating the failed area.
The situations in which an external membrane will fail can be catastrophic to the entire project. External membranes are frail, need to be applied in certain conditions and require care and attention which construction teams can’t afford.So, why not make the concrete the waterproofing barrier?
Instead of applying a membrane to the outside of hardened concrete, integral concrete waterproofing (ICW) is an admixture added to the concrete at batching, making the hardened concrete the waterproofing barrier. In most cases, concrete without an admixture is expected to develop micro-cracks that allow the passage of water, which decreases a structure’s service life.
However, when an ICW admixture is added to a concrete, the passive chemicals in the product get activated within the concrete matrix once it comes in contact with moisture in the pores and micro-cracks.
When the crystalline technology is activated, it develops millions of needle-like crystals in the concrete that block the flow of water and waterborne chemicals. Integral waterproofing is a permanent solution because it becomes part of the concrete, for the lifetime of the structure. Some of the main benefits of ICW are:
saves time by eliminating the need for an external waterproofing membrane
requires less repair, meaning lower overall cost
eliminates the need for harmful materials, such as petroleum-based membranes
self-seals micro-cracks for the life of the concrete
offers durability and lifespan improvements.
Crystalline technology transforms the concrete into an impermeable barrier with self-sealing abilities that provide a powerful defence against water damage. Crystalline technology also reduces the amount of site labour, which is an important aspect of high-rise building, by eliminating the need to install a surface-applied membrane.
High-rise buildings are the present and certainly will be the future of our cities. The use of concrete in the foundations of these buildings is great and therefore, should be built with the highest standards, striving for the longest lifespan possible, and it all starts with the foundation. In order to achieve the longest lifespan, use of the most durable materials is a must.
Source: Concrete Engineer International


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Gulf Medical University Ties into Transnational Collaboration with University of Ghana – THUMBAY Group News
Gulf Medical University (GMU), the most sought-after private medical university in the Gulf region, has introduced the Associate Degree in Preclinical Sciences (ADPCS) program, wherein the students will do the 3-year pre-clinical phase at GMU, followed by the 3-year clinical phase at Ghana and receive a medical degree MBChB from the University of Ghana.
Commenting on the transnational collaborative program, Prof. Hossam Hamdy, the Chancellor of Gulf Medical University said, “To meet the ever-increasing demand for medical professionals, GMU is facilitating the students to carry out pre-clinical studies in GMU. The students will be registered for the MBChB program at the collaborating University, University of Ghana, which will be awarding the final degree.”
The total number of seats for the collaborative program is 25, out of which a limited number of seats are available for desirous students. Students wishing to apply for the same should have completed 12 years of schooling, and should also fulfill the other pre-requisites for admission into the program.
Established in 1998 by Thumbay Group UAE, Gulf Medical University – Ajman is one of the most popular private medical universities in the region. Today, it boasts an internationally recognized curriculum, a wide network of teaching hospitals, innovation and research centers, highly experienced/qualified faculty, separate furnished hostels for boys and girls, safe transportation facilities, on campus recreation and refreshment facilities. The University is a preferred-choice for medical education to students of 75 nationalities.
The University of Ghana (UG) is the oldest and largest of the thirteen Ghanaian universities and tertiary institutions. It is one of the most prestigious universities of West Africa. It is located in Accra, the capital city of the country. The University of Ghana runs its medical degree program through its School of Medicine & Dentistry (UGSMD). The University’s medical degree program is an accredited 6-year program based on the British school system.
Addressing the need for innovative programs in medicine, GMU will be introducing transnational collaboration program with the Medical University of Lublin, Poland, with an intake of 25 students. The details of this will be announced shortly.


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Astonished but not dismayed by this severity, the housekeeper surveyed her bedraggled mistress. With that homely air of perplexed affection that had so long endeared her to Louisa's heart, she gave voice to a remaining consideration. It seemed, at that moment, to distress her above all others. "But there will be no one by at night to dress your hair."
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"The man has no heart. You have no conception how deeply he distressed me. He would be better employed as beadle, or as taskmaster in the Saxburgh Union."
"Nevertheless, he wishes you well. If his manner was a little rough..." The sentence was stifled under the thick cushion of Emilia's sigh.
"Well, the harm is done," she said, and placed the letter at her bedside table next to the sal volatile.
"No harm, I am sure of it. Only good can come from loving company. Tell me, what does Hattie say?"
Frere was unaware of it but his sister-in-law had spared herself the burden of a second letter. He was, in consequence, in an agony of apprehension.
"She wishes the impossible."
"Though she seems most eager to see me."
"But why not? We have plenty of room here at the Rectory. It would be a delight to have her bright spirit about the place."
"I know you do not greatly care for her, Edwin. Do not patronize me. I am not yet without my wits."
Chastened, Frere said, "Hattie would be excellent company for you. You could take the country air together. Surely your sister could do what I have failed to do... restore your cheer, your vigour?"
"As always you grasp the stick by the wrong end. Hattie wishes me to visit _her_ , in Cambridge."
For a moment, Edwin Frere was stunned. How could the silly chit have so mistaken his intent? He had been at such pains. Never had a letter been more carefully worded.
"She is of the opinion that the loneliness of this place accounts for my condition. She believes that the respite of a holiday in Cambridge would speed my recovery. Of course, it is out of the question."
"But I made it absolutely clear how frail you were... that it was imperative that she come here..."
Emilia looked up sharply in the gloom. "Imperative? You used that word? Harriet mentions nothing of this."
Caught in the toils of his own deceit, Frere's eyes scouted the room. He found its heavy odour suffocating.
"I thought... the surprise..."
"You would seek to conspire with my sister behind"
Suddenly he was out of all patience. "Dear God, Emilia, there is no pleasing you and your family. What am I supposed to do? Whatever motion I make you hasten to find fault. You terrorize the servants, insult the good doctor, accuse me of sedition... Is all the world to blame but you? Why, you become as tiresome as your father."
Had he smacked her across the face, the result could not have been more devastating. Emilia stared at him with Medusa's eyes a moment then eased herself further into the bed where she lay gripping the coverlet with white fingers. On the stone mask of her face no tears appeared. Frere got up from his chair, hating himself, to prowl the room like a caged panther. Damn the woman, he would not apologize. He was almost of a mind to tear the sheets from the bed, heave her out, send her sprawling in an agony of humiliation across the floor.
Emilia said quietly, "I think you have it in your heart to murder me."
"Don't be preposterous, madam."
But a hot darkness sweltered at his head. The breath was constricted in his chest and he found it difficult to swallow. Dear God, what had he done that things should come to such a pass as this? He turned to face his wife who lay, it seemed, transfixed with terror at his unprecedented rage, and hating him, hating him.
Violently he shook his head and slammed his way out of the room.
If Louisa had not dreamt badly on her first night at the Lodge, it was because she hardly slept at all. Little enough daylight was left by the time Pedro came skulking back, and for most of the evening she had sat, talking to him, stroking the soft rug of his ear between tense fingers, and waiting for the fit to come again.
Nothing had happened. Louisa hardly knew whether she felt more relieved or cheated, for the act of summoning all the courage and then being able to employ it only against her own anxiety had depleted her to no useful purpose. She felt as a nervous duellist must feel when his challenger fails the appointment – angry, braver in the aftermath than in the apprehension, her stomach slightly queasy with unassimilated dread.
The truckle bed had been narrow and hard, and she was profoundly unwilling to surrender herself to sleep. Though the Lodge was quiet enough, it would have been a too perilous lowering of her guard, so she tossed and turned until not long before dawn, when her body took matters into its own exhausted hands.
The next day had been largely wasted. When she saw that her tense efforts to concentrate were getting nowhere, she made a swift expedition back to the Hall. She wished to collect two items overlooked in the haste of her first departure: her deck of Tarot cards and, for wise consoling company, the porcelain figure of a Chinese mandarin which had stood for many years in her bedroom at the Hall. His face was smiling and, when you tapped the head, it rocked on a concealed axle so that he seemed to chortle at the absurdity of human antics. It was the smile she wanted with her, for she had felt its lack about her in the Lodge, and now that lack was remedied. Yet even under the Chinaman's cheerful protection the second night was little improvement on the first. Though she had slept longer, her dreams, if not alarming, had been most unpleasant, and she woke feeling unrested. Later that day she had been forced to catnap at her desk, having achieved little else of consequence there.
Brief as it was, the sleep did her good. On waking, it occurred to her with renewed conviction that the experience


comment>username_6: I can confirm the unreadable text.
This must be a new issue.
In my earlier post on 29 Nov 2020, I posted a few screenshots and the text was working.  Testing now in that same scene the text is missing.
Even going back to Proton 5.13, which I was using in my previous post, still has the issue.  Although, 5.13 seems to show more text for the in-game dialog than Proton 6.3.
Could something in newer version of Mesa be causing this?
<issue_comment>username_7: It is possible. The text isn't rendered properly on my Arch install with _mesa 21.1.0-1_ but I installed the game on Linux Mint, which has _mesa 20_, and the text is displayed correctly with Proton 6.3 and Proton 5.13, just like in the pictures you uploaded last yearwith default Proton compatibility install. Even the title screen has blank spaces instead of text for this install.
5.8 kernel
Mesa 21.0.3
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<issue_comment>username_6: I'm on Linux Mint, but I am using the kisak-mesa PPA, so I'm on mesa 21.1.1.
I've been using that PPA for a while, so last year when I uploaded the screenshots I probably was probably on mesa 20.in Mesa in this [Commit 9b8bc712b8bc712b2b0f60eb090a03b43156cd98146917c)
Link to the bug report in Mesa as well: [Final Fantasy V (Old version): Random text characters are not displayed]5273)
<issue_comment>username_6: With the update to the kisak-mesa PPA today to Mesa 21.3.0 the bug fix is in and the game worksSupportsInterfaceWithLookup to register new interface (getMetadata)
<issue_comment>username_1: We should wait until `openzeppelin-zos` update the [ERC721Tokenob/master/contracts/token/ERC721/ERC721Token.sol#L3) as41e6b2e9923dbc601faff44128a5390161440e38/contracts/token/ERC721/ERC721Token.sol#LKeep Publisher/Developer Roles Or Replace Them With My Own?
I expect that when I set the publisher and developer **is_system** flag in the database to false, I will be able to alter the individual permissions in the backend admin panel.
When I alter the permissions and save, the is_system flag in the database is set right back to true each time.
I'm sure this is an elementary question but I haven't put time into changing any permissions or roles until now. So basically, what is the best way to handle being able to override the default system settings for the publisher and developer roles?
Just update the database and try to save a permission on the backend for a role.
<issue_comment>username_1: Read http://octobercms.com/docs/backend/users to get a better understanding of how the role system wjust make up a build number if you don't know it 😝
<issue_comment>username_0: Lol. You got me. ;-) </s> <issue_start><issue_comment>Title: It leaves us right where we can afford to live in a long thread with some enhanced punctuation and a lifeguard has to climb high inside of it as an inner tube. “I’m a little man with spectacles appears from the gutters and nudged at the back of the code is less readable and sentence-like than the previous examples, I’d still encourage you to read
username_0: Tootfreezes when running more than 30 lines in R.
My commendation is to switch to [rtichoke](https://github.com/username_1/rtichoke) because it has better support of bracketed paste mode.
If you are using SendCode, you will need to turn on bracketed paste mode via the settings.readline` which has a reading limit of 1024 bytes.
<issue_comment>username_1: fixed by cb7a7SQL Always On template
username_0: Many improvements including realistic VM sizes, ability to select how many data disks, select the sample database name, supports SQL 2016 SP1 and SP2 on Windows Server 2016 (2017 in development), shortened names to be compliant with NetBIOS lengths.
Replaces sql-2016-ha.
<issue_comment>username_1: @knithinc , @vikasnav to review
<issue_comment>username_2: True godsend, cannot wait for this to be merged so we can start using it properly.
<issue_comment>username_3: Do this also include #367 ?
<issue_comment>username_2: @username_3 it does ->
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Brittney Martin is one of the nation’s most versatile players, but even she couldn’t Rested and rejuvenated, the Cowgirls will try to put that behind in Friday night against 10th-seeded St. Bonaventure.
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