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The Institute for Advanced Composites Manufacturing Innovation, IACMI, is committed to delivering a public-private partnership to increase domestic production capacity, grow manufacturing and create jobs across the US composite industry. Our collaboration of industry, research institutions and state partners is committed to accelerating development and adoption of cutting-edge manufacturing technologies for low-cost, energy-efficient manufacturing of advanced polymer composites for vehicles, wind turbines, and compressed gas storage. IACMI's research, development, and demonstration programs will be driven by major industry participation with a focus on reducing technical risk and developing a robust supply chain to support a growing advanced composites industry. Encouragement and development of small- and medium-enterprise industry participants and long term sustainability are key objectives of the Institute. IACMI is the fifth Institute in the National Network of Manufacturing Innovation, supported by the US Department of Energy's Advanced Manufacturing Office.
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Our mission is to safeguard the lives and livelihoods of men, women and children residing in areas contaminated with landmines and unexploded ordnance, through the development of innovative and practical materials and technologies designed to combat these life threatening munitions.We fulfil this mission guided by the core values of innovation, forethought, partnership, appropriateness, impact and affordability. Our vision is of a world one step closer to peace and prosperity where mankind lives in an environment free of explosive remnants of war.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Don King stakes his prey across the forest floor, armed only with a small wooden basket. His eyes track back and forth, and he gently brushes small leaves aside, searching.
King goes by another name: The Mushroom Hunter.
For the last 13 years, King has been on the prowl for Ohio's fungi in all its diverse forms. He's not a scientist, just pure enthusiast. After receiving an illustrated book on wild mushrooms for Christmas, King got hooked on the subject.
King wanted others to catch the joy of the hunt, and his passion went from a self-contained hobby with King posting hunting tips and recipes on his website, to a part-time business. He offers himself as a professional mushroom hunting guide for small groups, and teaches cooking classes.
You can catch his next event with a "Summer Mushroom Camp" June 28 to 30 at the West Branch Campground in Revenna. There will be two nights of camping and three hunts offered, and yes, you can eat whatever you find.
We caught up with King in Streetsboro as he went on a quest for morel mushrooms in our video above.


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The King James Version of the Bible turns 400 years old this year!
It is the Bible that I grew up with, learned my first memory verses from, and heard quoted in my father's sermons and in the lessons of visiting preachers. It is the translation that made the words of Psalm 23, The Beatitudes, and the Lord's Prayer flow with poetic beauty. Since the only other place I ever encountered terms like ye, thee, thou, thy, and thine and words that ended in -eth and -est was in the hymns that we sang in worship, I just assumed that such language was the most fitting and appropriate for the communication of all things holy. Though I found much of the vocabulary and syntax foreign to the brand of English that I spoke and read in daily life, it was this shear oddity of language that actually proved to be beneficial in the memorization of Scripture. Never mind that I had no idea what "evil concupiscence" or "superfluity of naughtiness" meant. Then there were those PG words that appeared in the translation, which if uttered at home still got us into trouble despite our appeals and protests that "it's in the Bible!"
The story of the translation of the King James Version (and the larger history of the English Bible) is a fascinating study and well worth the time and effort of any English-speaking Christian who has the blessing of reading the Scriptures in their native tongue. Early translators faced ridicule, opposition, persecution, and even death for their efforts to express the Word of God in the common language of the people of their day.
By the beginning of the 17th century, there were several notable English translations, but none that found general acceptance across the spectrum of religious factions and among clergy and laity alike. King James and the group of over 50 scholars that he assembled for work on a new translation sought to change that. The project had the advantage of numerous translators working in committees with peer review rather than being the work of a single individual (like John Wycliffe, William Tyndale, Miles Coverdale, or John Rogers) or the much smaller groups of scholars that had produced the Geneva and Bishops' Bibles. While their work was largely a revision of the Bishops' Bible, the KJV translators consulted and compared other English translations and the best Hebrew and Greek manuscripts available to them.
Like all new translations, the King James Bible (or Authorized Version) faced significant scrutiny and skepticism when it was first published in 1611. Early editions were plagued by misprints and misspellings, and a standardized text wasn't achieved until 1769. Still, the King James Version ultimately became the Bible of the English-speaking world and held that position unrivaled for an unprecedented length of time. It would be 1885 before the next major English translation was published and another hundred years after that before the KJV was no longer the best-selling English translation.
That was then; this is now. Changes in the English language and a mountain of new manuscript evidence demanded revision, and the 20th century answered the call with numerous new, scholarly translations. Like all efforts of man and like the King James Version itself, all of these translations have their strengths and weaknesses, but they have contributed greatly to our being able to know and understand the timelessly relevant truth of the Word of God.
Though now surpassed in sales and usage by other English translations, the place of the King James Version in history (both secular and religious) is secure. Countless millions of people over the last 400 years have learned God's story and the message of salvation in Jesus Christ through its pages.
So, happy birthday unto thee, KJV! You have held your age remarkably well!
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Kerala to launch digital literacy campaign
The state of Kerala is set to launch a huge digital literacy campaign called 'I am also digital' which aims at making the benefits of the state reach the common citizens.
This campaign is initiated by the Kerala Literacy Mission and the Kerala State IT Mission under the Department of Information Technology. The drive would be mainly launched as a people-participatory model to educate the society about digital technology. The project will be pilot-launched in Thiruvananthapuram City Corporation.
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If you ever wanted some tequila to wash down that quickie burrito, you're in luck. Chipotle is testing a new alcoholic beverage that's likely to take off fast, especially as summer temperatures heat up. They're calling the concoction a Frozen Paloma Margarita, and it's a slushie hybrid drink just like its name suggests.
You're probably already familiar with margaritas. The salt-rimmed, lime-laden cocktail is a classic and a staple of most Tex-Mex eateries. We've written at length about how the magical Dallas-based drink won over our hearts, and the rest of the world. The first frozen margarita machine is so culturally significant that it's even enshrined in the Smithsonian!
But what on earth is a paloma? For starters, it's another citrusy, tequila-based drink. The cocktail has a grapefruit soda base, usually Jarritos or Fresca, which results in a pungent and bubbly taste. You can get our paloma recipe for this under-appreciated drink here.
Chipotle will somehow combine these two beverages, as their drink contains grapefruit, agave nectar, citrus, Sauza tequila, and blended ice. One 14-ounce plastic cup will retail for $6.20. So far the drink is only being offered at the chain's public test kitchen restaurant, NEXT Kitchen, in New York, so you may need to travel a bit to actually taste it. No word on when or if it will be rolled out nationwide.
Chipotle is hoping the drink will bolster the struggling chain's public image. After a series of E. coli outbreak two years ago, people are still weary of eating at the restaurant due to food safety fears. According to a recent ESB Lab survey of over 1,500 people, loss of trust in the brand has severely tarnished its reputation. 60 percent of people who don't visit the chain had "significantly negative" perceptions of the Chipotle. Perhaps a new sugary, boozy beverage can change that?
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A parish church office in North Staffordshire has become a hub of community coordination after launching a helpline for those who can't leave home.
When the lockdown started, three village churches on the outskirts of Stoke-on-Trent – St James Audley, St John's Alsager's Bank and St Martin's Talke – set up a phone number for self-isolating residents who needed help to call. The team grew with support from local Facebook groups, parish councillors, the local Methodist churches and Newcastle-Under-Lyme Foodbank.
Vicar Simon Tomkins explains: "Our villages are wonderful communities but there are people who've been told not to go outside and didn't know who they could ask for help.
"The churches and others in the community wanted to support them, so we set up the helpline, and the doctors' surgery, pharmacy, and local businesses are giving the number out.
"When we send out a Whatsapp message saying someone needs some shopping or prescriptions need to be picked up, team members have been wonderfully quick to volunteer, even when that means facing long queues and then driving round the villages to deliver.
"The generation that's served our villages for years has been told to stay inside, and it's very moving to see younger generations stepping up and serving them."
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🏀 Kansas Suffers First Loss of the Season to Oklahoma State, 67-49
STILLWATER, Okla. – The Kansas women's basketball team suffered its first loss of the season to Oklahoma State, 67-49, on Saturday, Jan. 4, in Gallagher-Iba Arena.
Freshman guard Zakiyah Franklin paced the Jayhawks with 17 points on 8-of-19 (42.1%) shooting from the field. She also grabbed five rebounds and came away with two steals. Senior forward Mariane De Carvalho followed Franklin finishing with nine points on 4-of-7 (57.1%) shooting and led the Jayhawks in rebounding with six.
KU went on an 8-3 run around the 3:15 mark of the first quarter to lead OSU, 17-11. The Cowgirls responded by using a 10-0 run to close the gap halfway through the second quarter and took a two-point lead heading into halftime, 31-29.
Oklahoma State took control in the third quarter outscoring Kansas 16-7 and took an 11-point edge into the final quarter, 47-36. The Cowgirls continued to roll in the fourth, opening with an 8-2 run and went on to defeat the Jayhawks, 67-49.
Kansas will get ready to host No. 19/21 West Virginia for its Big 12 home-opener at Allen Fieldhouse on Wednesday, Jan. 8, at 7 p.m. and can be viewed on Big 12 Now on ESPN+.
Franklin fights for the ball as KU battles for a comeback
4Q 3:40 | OSU 62, KU 42
— Kansas Women's Bball (@KUWBball) January 4, 2020
Media timeout.
Kansas down 5 with 3:54 left in the third.
Zakiyah Franklin leads all scorers with 13 points on 6-of-11 shooting from the field through the first half.
The Cowgirls took a 3-point lead with 4:15 left in the half.
Franklin leads all players with 11 points.
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Kansas with a 3-point lead at the first quarter media timeout.
1Q 4:43 | KU 7, OSU 4#RockChalk
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Who doesn't like home? Homes are where we live, and it is what we adore most( usually). Here are some things that a good home has.
Firstly, you're home needs to be lively. One example of being lively is being comfortable. You wouldn't live in an uncomfortable house( unless necessary). Some people like big houses, and some people like small ones. The size matters. If it's too big, you might get lost, but if it's too small,there might not be enough space. You also have to have a likeable house (unless you can't) , why would like to live in a fridge in the middle of the ocean?
Another thing is to be safe, that includes feeling safe, looking safe, and sounding safe. What it is to feel safe is to feel peaceful. If it's not peaceful, there might be violence, and possibly anxiety. It should sound calm, or there might be screaming and/ or abusive language. It should look like protection, specifically protection from the elements. That's why your house needs to look/feel/sound safe.
A home should have resources(why shouldn't it?) and those resources should be necessary. One of those resources should be food, fresh, not poisonous food, so you can live. Water is also vital, clean, purified water is best, and if there was no water, we would be succumbed from dehydration. Finally we need tools, such as a knife, or maybe an axe, and those tools would be for cutting things, and/ or protection. Resources are important in many ways, including these reasons.
These are essential things for a home that we can actually live in for a long time, and enjoy. We love our homes, and homes are complicated.


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Synopsis: Ted's sister — or as he calls her, Hurricane Heather (played by Erin Cahill) — has just arrived in town, with plans to stay in New York permanently and work in finance. Ted, of course, is skeptical because this is the same sister who, during her college years, took six years to graduate from three schools, wrecked two cars, got married for five days and lived in a tree for nine weeks only to discover that no one wanted to chop it down. His biggest concern, though, as it always is when Heather visits, is to keep Barney away from his baby sister. It seems that every year, when the Mosby family Christmas card arrives, Barney sings a Christmas carol, substituting lyrics about how hot Heather is and the things he'd like to do to her.
While Ted is doing his best to prevent Barney from doing his thing, Marshall and Robin are doing theirs — which is to say they're hanging out a the Walleye Saloon, a bar for Minnesotans that features a Fisherman's Quest video game and a banner that reads "I'm drinking till I forget the 1999 NFC Championship Game." Robin loves the bar so much that she's willing to conceal her Canadian heritage, which is something that would get her thrown out of the bar. When she begins to "steal" the bar away from Marshall, he reveals her Canadianness (Canadianity?) by asking her to name the Minnesota Vikings kicker whose missed field goal cost his team a trip to the Super Bowl, and she guesses Rashad Tarkenton instead of Gary Anderson. Feeling bad, Marshall then takes Robin to the Hoser Hut.
Ultimately, Ted's worst fear comes true, when Heather and Barney sleep together. Or, so it seems. They've actually set up Ted, to show him that he doesn't trust either of them enough. As a result, Ted learns his lesson and shows his new faith in his sister by buying her an expensive briefcase she's had her eye on, and cosigning a lease for her new apartment. Barney, however, still should not be trusted.
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– Marshall's assertion that winter in New York is "like a spring day back in Minnesota, if it weren't for all the taxis and skyscrapers and non-white people." (Apparently there are no black people in Minnesota when Prince is on tour.)
– The Vikings jerseys in the Walleye Saloon. We spotted the names of HIMYM creators Carter Bays and Craig Thomas, director Pamela Fryman and actress Cobie Smulders (Robin). But our favorite was Marshall's retro No. 70, which, of course, was the number worn from 1961-1979 by — who else? — Jim Marshall.
– Marshall's karaoke version of "Let's Go to the Mall" by Robin Sparkles, (not to mention the anonymous Canuck's version of "Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm" by the Crash Test Dummies)
– The stereotypes that Canadians are afraid of the dark and that Brazilians always put on way too much postage
– Barney's blurted admission to Ted: "Your mom and I kissed." Kind of makes hitting on his sister seem tame.
– Robin, speaking for all Canadians, when she says, "We invented Trivial Pursuit. You're welcome, Earth!"
Best Barneyism: Barney's holiday songs are the gift that keeps on giving. Ted put it best when he told him, "You're like Weird Al Yankovic, if he only wrote Christmas songs about banging my sister."
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And the winner of the coveted post Super Bowl time slot is…
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… Undercover Boss. The long-awaited CBS reality series follows high-level chief executives as they leave the comfort of their corner offices and slip anonymously into the rank and file of their companies. While working alongside their employees, they will see the effects their decisions have on others, discover trouble spots within their organizations and discover the unsung heroes who make their companies run. Following its post Super Bowl debut, the series moves to its regular time period Sundays at 9pm as part of a new two-hour reality block with The Amazing Race. Photo: Jeff Neira/CBS
"How I Met Your Mother" recap: Robin 101
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By Mike Frey Synopsis: Since Barney hasn't exactly been a boyfriend in a while, it's no surprise that he's bad at it. He's unsupportive and he's so used to not sleeping over that he tries sleepwalking his way down the fire escape to get away from Robin. Luckily, Ted knows everything there is to know about Robin — or at least he thinks he does — and he needs to practice his teaching. So Barney enrolls in Robin 101: How to Date Robin Scherbatsky, taught by none other than Professor Mosby. Unfortunately for Barney, the study sessions are about as […]
50 Sense: Super Bowl 50 frequently asked questions
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All the things you wanted to know about Super Bowl 50 but were afraid to ask Phil Simms. So What Is All This? Super Bowl 50, the NFL's championship game for the 2015 season, is played Feb. 7 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. The winner gets to declare their fans as greatest in the world. The loser has to clean up the confetti. What's 50 In Roman Numerals? L. Yes, just L. You can see why the NFL went with 50. Is It On TV? Yes, on CBS, at 6:30pm ET. Jim Nantz and Phil Simms call the […]
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'Haves' and 'have nots' in marriages
by Northwestern News February 13, 2014 January 7, 2022
Changing expectations and rising inequality make today's best marriages better than ever, while undermining today's average marriages.
Today Americans are looking to their marriages to fulfill different goals than in the past — and although the fulfillment of these goals requires especially large investments of time and energy in the marital relationship, on average Americans are actually making smaller investments in their marital relationship than in the past, according to new research from Northwestern University.
Those conflicting realities don't bode well for the majority of marriages, according to Eli Finkel, professor of psychology in the Weinberg College of Arts and sciences and professor of management and organizations at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern and the lead author of the study.
But today's best marriages — those in which the spouses invest enough time and energy in bolstering the marital relationship to help each other achieve what they seek from the marriage — are flourishing even more than the best marriages of yesteryear.
What accounts for these divergent trends?
Many scholars and social commentators have argued that contemporary Americans are, to their peril, expecting more of their marriage than in the past. But Finkel, who wrote the article in collaboration with Northwestern graduate students Ming Hui, Kathleen Carswell and Grace Larson, disagrees.
"The issue isn't that Americans are expecting more versus less from their marriage, but rather that the nature of what they are expecting has changed," Finkel said. "They're asking less of their marriage regarding basic physiological and safety needs, but they're asking more of their marriage regarding higher psychological needs like the need for personal growth."
According to Finkel, these changes over time in what Americans are seeking from their marriage are linked to broader changes in the nation's economic and cultural circumstances.
In the decades after America's Declaration of Independence in 1776, the nation primarily consisted of small farming villages in which the household was the unit of economic production and wage labor outside the home was rare. During that era, the primary functions of marriage revolved around meeting basic needs like food production, shelter and physical safety.
"In 1800, the idea of marrying for love was ludicrous," Finkel said. "That isn't to say that people didn't want love from their marriage; it just wasn't the point of marriage."
Starting around 1850, the nation began a sharp and sustained transition toward urbanization, and the husband-breadwinner/wife-homemaker model of marriage became increasingly entrenched. With these changes, and as the nation became wealthier, the primary functions of marriage revolved less around basic needs and more around needs pertaining to love and companionship.
"To be sure," Finkel observed, "marriage remained an economic institution, but the fundamental reason for getting married and for achieving happiness within the marriage increasingly revolved around love and companionship."
Starting with the various countercultural revolutions of the 1960s, a third model of marriage emerged. This third model continued to value love and companionship, but many of the primary functions of marriage now involved helping the spouses engage in a voyage of self-discovery and personal growth.
"In contemporary marriages, "Finkel notes, "Americans look to their marriage to help them 'find themselves' and to pursue careers and other activities that facilitate the expression of their core self."
Finkel is generally enthusiastic about these historical changes, as having a marriage meet one's needs for self-discovery and personal growth can yield extremely high-quality marriages. Yet, he has doubts about whether the majority of American marriages can, at present, meet spouses' new psychological expectations of their marriage.
According to Finkel, when the primary functions of marriage revolved around shelter and food production, there wasn't much need for spouses to achieve deep insight into each other's core psychological essence. As the primary functions shifted to love and then to self-expression, however, it became increasingly essential for spouses to develop such insight.
"However, developing such insight requires a heavy investment of time and psychological resources in the marriage, not to mention strong relationship skills and interpersonal compatibility," Finkel said.
Those marriages that are successful in meeting the two spouses' love and self-expression goals are extremely happy — happier than the best marriages in earlier eras. Yet, according to Finkel, divorce rates remain high, and average marital satisfaction among intact marriages is declining slightly, because most spouses simply are not putting the amount of time and psychological investment required to help each other's love and self-expressive needs. Spouses with children have reallocated much of their time to intensive parenting, and spouses without children have reallocated much of it to longer workdays.
Indeed, Americans are, on average, spending much less time alone with their spouse than they did several decades ago. As such, there's an increasing disconnect, on average, between the needs Americans are looking to their marriage to help them achieve and the resources they are investing to make such need fulfillment possible.
The good news is that there are relatively straightforward ways to allow your marriage to breathe. The suffocation model is all about supply and demand.
"You can demand less from your partner, focusing less on resource-intensive self-expressive needs, or supply more time and other resources into the marriage," Finkel said.
He points to a seemingly simple, but very effective, option, a 21-minute writing intervention that he and his colleagues developed that could help preserve marital quality over time in which spouses wrote about conflict in their marriage from the perspective of a third party who wants the best for all involved. (See link: http://www.northwestern.edu/newscenter/stories/2013/02/21-minutes-to-marital-satisfaction.html).
"The idea is that you can use limited resources better," Finkel said.
"In general, if you want your marriage to help you achieve self-expression and personal growth, it's crucial to invest sufficient time and energy in the marriage. If you know that the time and energy aren't available, then it makes sense to adjust your expectations accordingly to minimize disappointment."
"The Suffocation of Marriage: Climbing Mount Maslow Without Enough Oxygen" will appear in Psychological Inquiry later this year.
Finkel will hold a lecture about his new study, "The Suffocation of Marriage," as part of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) annual meeting in Chicago. The lecture will be held from noon to 1 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 16, in Regency A at the Hyatt Regency Chicago.
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The Interfaith Amigos
Location Hall of Philosophy
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Pastor Don Mackenzie, Rabbi Ted Falcon, and Imam Jamal Rahman—now known as the Interfaith Amigos—were brought together by the tragedies of 9/11. They had no plan to make their arrangement a formal one; they simply came together to support one another through those difficult times. Their meetings became weekly, their friendship deepened. They began doing presentations together and wrote a book, then a second, and a third. Over the past seventeen years, they have brought their unique blend of spiritual wisdom and humor to audiences in the U.S., Canada, Israel-Palestine and Japan.
Their first book, Getting to the Heart of Interfaith (Skylight Paths, 2009), brought them international attention, including coverage by the New York Times, CBS News, the BBC, and various NPR programs. Karen Armstrong calls their "exuberant and courageous" second book, Religion Gone Astray: What We Found at the Heart of Interfaith (Skylight Paths, 2011), "an inspiration for all of us in these sadly polarized times." Their third book, Finding Peace Through Spiritual Practice (Skylight Paths, 2016), looks at the specific issues we face in a pluralistic society and the spiritual practices that can help us transcend the roadblocks to effective collaboration on the critical issues of our time.
Pastor Don Mackenzie, PhD, is devoting himself to interfaith work after retiring as Minister and Head of Staff of University Congregational United Church of Christ in Seattle. Previously he served congregations in Hanover, New Hampshire, and Princeton, New Jersey. A graduate of Macalester College, Princeton Theological Seminary, and New York University, his interest in interfaith work began while a student at Macalester and continued while teaching in Lebanon in the year prior to the Six-Day War in 1967. His country music band, Life's Other Side, has sung at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.
Rabbi Ted Falcon, PhD, is a Reform rabbi with a doctorate in clinical psychology, who explores the frontiers of a universal spirituality in his work as spiritual therapist, teacher, and writer. He has taught Jewish traditions of Kabbalah, meditation and spirituality since the 1970s. Ordained at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati, he founded meditative synagogues in Los Angeles in 1978 and in Seattle in 1993. He is the author of A Journey of Awakening: Kabbalistic Meditations on the Tree of Life and co-author, with David Blatner, of Judaism For Dummies.
Imam Jamal Rahman is co-founder and Muslim Sufi Minister at Interfaith Community Sanctuary and adjunct faculty at Seattle University. Originally from Bangladesh, he is a graduate of the University of Oregon and the University of California, Berkeley. He has a passion for interfaith work and travels often, teaching classes, workshops and retreats locally, nationally and internationally. His books include Spiritual Gems of Islam and The Fragrance of Faith: The Enlightened Heart of Islam.
The Interfaith Amigos openly address the usual taboos of interfaith dialogue — the "awkward" parts of each tradition — in order to create a more authentic conversation.


Joseph Tatarewicz, Martin Collins, and Paul E. Ceruzzi, National Air and Space Museum (NASM), collaborated with Gustave Shubert, Willis Ware, and Robert Anderson of RAND to videotape interviews with former staff members on their experiences in three areas of research and development between 1945 and 1970.
Collection Division 1 (Sessions 1-3) contains interviews with Merton E. Davies, Amron H. Katz, and Walter Levison, who detail their roles at RAND in developing aerial reconnaissance photography for strategic purposes. Topics include developments in camera and aerial platform technology to the end of the 1950s, military and political consequences of those developments, the role RAND played between the government and corporate industry, and developments in photointerpretation from 1940 to 1970. Video documentation includes the duplex and HYAC cameras and photo interpretation tools. The sessions were shot at Katz's home in California and at NASM.
Collection Division 2 (Session 4) contains an interview at RAND headquarters with seven former division heads to discuss changes in the intellectual climate at RAND, especially as it related to the development of nuclear strategy in the 1950s. Bruno W. Augenstein, Edward J. Barlow, Burton H. Klein, Gustave Shubert, Robert D. Specht, Hans Speier, and Albert Wohlstetter discuss the relationship with the USAF, expansion of RAND's clientele, reasons why participants left RAND, and differences in RAND culture then and in 1989.
Collection Division 3 (Sessions 5-8) contains interviews at RAND headquarters with thirteen RAND staff members who worked on computer engineering and programming between 1945 and the 1960s, including Morton I. Bernstein, Edward C. DeLand, Irwin Greenwald, J. Clifford Shaw, Keith Uncapher, and Willis Ware. Topics include computer language and program design, computer and program applications, and problem-solving approaches at RAND compared to those on the East Coast. Video documentation consists of some computer hardware, mainly through photographs.
The RAND (Research and Development) Corporation of Santa Monica, California, began as a United States Air Force Project in 1945 under contract to the Douglas Aircraft Company. Its broadly defined function was to study American national security and, in particular, the role of airpower in that context. Three years later, the Ford Foundation endowed RAND as a private, nonprofit research corporation "to further and promote scientific, educational and charitable purposes" to the nation's general benefit. As one of the first American "think tanks," however, its staff focused primarily on military and strategic issues funded by the U.S. government.
Curator Joseph Tatarewicz, historian Martin Collins, and curator Paul Ceruzzi of the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum (NASM) conducted the eight interview sessions with three RAND moderators and twenty-two participants to document the unique role RAND played after 1945 in the military-industrial complex. In the first three sessions Tatarewicz and Collins interviewed three men who discussed the aerial reconnaissance technology RAND developed for the Air Force. In the fourth session Collins and RAND vice president Gus Shubert interviewed six former division heads who discussed the changing intellectual culture of the Corporation as it related to strategic policy development. In the last four sessions Paul Ceruzzi and RAND staff researchers Robert Anderson and Willis Ware interviewed thirteen men who helped pioneer computer development at RAND between 1945 and the late 1960s. Most of the sessions featured diagrams, photographs, and various artifacts to complement the discussion. The interviews were recorded in Santa Monica, California, and Washington, D.C., between January 1987 and June 1990.
This collection consists of eight interview sessions, separated into three collection divisions, totaling approximately 22:36 hours of recordings, and 497 pages of transcript. There are three generations of tape for each session: originals, dubbing masters, and reference copies. In total, this collection is comprised of 23 original videotapes (14 U-Matic videotapes, and 9 1" reels), 25 dubbing masters (25 U-Matic videotapes), and 15 reference copies (15 VHS videotapes). The collection has been remastered digitally, with 23 motion jpeg 2000 and 23 mpeg digital files for preservation, and 23 Windows Media Video and 23 Real Media Video digital files for reference.
In Sessions One through Three, Collins and Tatarewicz interviewed three participants to review the development of aerial reconnaissance photography between 1940 and 1970. In this period engineers had to develop cameras, lenses, shutters, and film for use at ever higher altitudes and usually at higher velocities. The United States benefitted from the improvements at the tactical level in World War II and in the Korean War, and at the strategic level in surveying nuclear capability in the Soviet Union and Cuba. Sessions were recorded at Amrom Katz's home, in Santa Monica, California, and the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.
Session One's participant, Amrom Katz, contributed to the field throughout the period discussed. He studied mathematics and physics at the University of Wisconsin before beginning work for the U.S. government in 1938. From 1940 to 1954 he mastered approaches to aerial photography at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio, and led the photographic missions for the Bikini Island atomic bomb tests and the Inchon invasion in 1950. In 1954 he joined the senior staff at RAND, concentrating further on the related issues of aerospace surveillance, arms control and the institutional attitudes that help and hinder these processes.
In Sessions Two and Three, Katz was joined by two other aerial reconnaissance experts. Merton E. Davies completed his B.A. and graduate studies in mathematics at Stanford University in 1938. After ten years of design and engineering work for Douglas Aircraft, he joined RAND's engineering department. His research on satellite reconnaissance photography led not only to its development for military intelligence purposes, but for arms control verification and extraterrestrial exploration as well. Walter Levison received a B.A. in physics at City College of New York before joining Katz at Wright-Patterson and the Bikini tests during and after World War II. Although he never worked directly for RAND, Levison spent the 1950s researching and directing the development of camera and lens technology at Boston University's Physical Research Laboratories for the Air Force surveys of the Soviet Union. Levison continued in this field with the Laboratories and Itek Corporation until 1974.
The discussions detailed technological and methodological developments in photoreconnaissance. The sessions were shot on U-Matic and one-inch videotape; they provide visual documentation of high-altitude cameras and photography and the tools of photointerpretation.
satellite reconnaissance and arms control.
photographs by large-camera pioneer George Lawrence.
Transcript, pages 1-65 of videotape recording, 4 hours.
role of president's Scientific and Advisory Committee on Intelligence and Reconnaissance.
mechanics of duplex and horizon cameras from Project Genatrix.
Transcript, pages 59, of videotape recording, 3 hours.
Transcript pp. 1-57, of videotape recording, 3 hours.
In Session Four, Collins and Senior Vice President Gus Shubert interviewed six participants on their experience of the intellectual culture as it pertained to nuclear strategy studies at RAND in the 1950s and early 1960s. The period 1958-1962 marked a relative decline in RAND's sponsorship by its initial and exclusive patron, the United States Air Force. This was due in part to conflicts over the definition of RAND's role, diversification of RAND's clientele, the appearance of other research centers, and the departure of a significant number of RAND personnel. The participants in this session attempted to analyze the concomitant changes in the Corporation's mission and consequently in its culture. All were senior staffers or division heads by the late 1950s; the first three listed below had departed by 1963 while the others remained or returned to RAND later.
Edward J. Barlow was born in 1920 and received a B.E.E. at Cooper-Union in New York City in 1942 before combining work on radar for Sperry Gyroscope Company on Long Island with studies at New York University. Sperry underwrote his scholarship at Columbia University until he went to RAND. From 1948 to 1960 he worked in RAND's Engineering Division, specializing in aeronautics and space flight. In 1960 he left for a vice presidency at Aerospace Corporation, and took over the presidency of Varian Corporation's Instruments Division in 1969 before retiring in 1984.
Burton H. Klein was born in 1917 and majored in economics at Harvard University for his B.S. in 1940. After stints with the U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey, the Commerce Department, and the President's Council of Economic Advisors, Klein finished his Ph.D. at Harvard and joined RAND's Economics Division in 1952. His published interests include strategic planning and the factors affecting research and development policy. In 1964 he left RAND to become the head of the Economics Department at the California Institute of Technology, where he remained until his retirement.
Albert Wohlstetter was born in 1912, graduated from City College of New York in 1933, and later earned an M.A. at Columbia in mathematical logic. During World War II he consulted for the War Production Board and supervised production control at his brother's Acme Aircraft Company in New York City. After working in the public and private sectors on the problem of post-war housing shortages, he joined his wife, Roberta May Morgan Wholstetter, at RAND in 1951. His exhaustive studies of Air Force basing policy led to a major revision of strategic defense policy. He left RAND in 1963 for the Stanford Research Institute and moved to the University of Chicago's Economics Department two years later. He formed his own consulting firm, PanHeuristics, in 1974, and continued to be involved in the national debate on nuclear deterrence.
Bruno W. Augenstein was born in Germany in 1923, earned a double B.A. in mathematics and physics at Brown University twenty years later and an M.S. at the California Institute of Technology in 1945. After teaching aeronautics at Purdue University he joined RAND's Physics Division in 1949, where he developed additional interests in space and weapons systems, systems analysis and strategic policy formation. Although he left in 1958 for stints at Lockheed Corporation, the U.S. Department of Defense, and the Institute for Defense Analyses, Augenstein returned to RAND in 1967 as a vice president and senior scientist.
Gustave Shubert received his B.A. from Yale University at the age of nineteen in 1948, and his M.A. from New York University in 1955. After working on radar and communications systems in the United States and France, he joined RAND's staff in 1959, researching national security issues related to aerospace technology. After heading the Economics Department for two years, Shubert left RAND 1964 to lead the U.S.-NATO Defense Planning Teams. On his return in 1966 he became a member of the Research Council and co-authored several studies of American policy in Southeast Asia, including the Pentagon Papers. Since 1968 Shubert has led RAND's involvement in domestic social policy research, including the New York City-RAND Institute and the Institute for Civil Justice, both of which he founded. Shubert stepped down as Senior Vice President in 1989 but continued to consult with RAND as a Senior Fellow/Corporate Advisor.
Robert D. Specht was born in 1913, received an A.B. from the University of Florida in 1936, and a Ph.D. in mathematics from the University of Wisconsin in 1942. During the war he rose from Assistant Physicist to Associate Mathematician at the U.S. Navy's David Taylor Model Basin. From 1945 to 1949 he taught mathematics at the University of Wisconsin. He joined RAND's Mathematics Department in 1949; upon retirement in 1979 he became a consultant in the fields of applied mathematics and mechanics.
Born in 1905, Hans Speier arrived in New York City from Berlin in 1933 with his Heidelburg doctorate to teach sociology at the New School for Social Research. During World War II he worked in the State Department's Intelligence Service and Overseas Branch, and led the Occupied Areas Division from 1945 to 1947. As head of RAND's Social Sciences Division for twelve years, he authored numerous books on the effect of military power on domestic and foreign policy, focusing on modern Germany in the Cold War period. Speier rose to the RAND Research Council in 1961. In 1969 he began teaching at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and retired in 1975. Speier died February 17, 1990.
The discussion detailed the intellectual culture at RAND and relations with the Air Force between 1948 and 1963. The session was shot on one-inch videotape and documented group interaction.
current RAND organization and budget.
Transcript, pages 1-99, of videotape recording, 4 hours.
In Sessions Five through Eight, Paul Ceruzzi, Robert Anderson, and Willis Ware interviewed thirteen participants to discuss RAND's role in the post-1945 development of computers. Along with the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory in Livermore, California, RAND pioneered computer engineering and programming on the West Coast. The Air Force initially funded this work as a means of accelerating systems analysis and missile and nuclear weapon development, but became somewhat more reluctant to underwrite RAND's research when staff there began to develop more interactive applications for computers in the 1960s. Sessions were shot at RAND Corporation headquarters in Santa Monica, California. Besides the listed participants for each session, other session participants often contributed as members of an audience.
Participants for this first session contributed to the development of computer hardware between 1945 and 1965. Paul Armer joined Project RAND in 1947 as a mathematician and desk calculator operator. Five years later he became head of the Computer Sciences Department. In 1968 Armer left RAND to direct the Stanford University Computation Center, and since then has also headed the Charles Babbage Institute for the History of Information Processing in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and presided over the American Federation of Information Processing Societies.
William F. Gunning started working for Douglas Aircraft in their Flight Test laboratory in 1941. In 1947 he transferred to Project RAND where he worked as an electronic engineer on the development of the Random Number Generator, the modification of the REAC (Reeves Electronic Analog Computer), the Williams memory of the SWAC (Standard Western Analog computer), and the JOHNNIAC.
William P. Myers began working at RAND as Tabulating Department shift leader in 1948. With the arrival of the IBM 604 programmed calculator in 1951, he headed the Operations Group of the Numerical Analysis Department before moving to the Systems Development Department. In 1958 Myers returned to the Numerical Analysis Department in various managerial capacities; he switched to the Computer Science Department in the 1970s and retired in 1984.
Robert T. Nash worked at RAND from 1948 to 1957. He rose from IBM Cards Processor to Administrative Assistant of the Numerical Analysis Department by 1955. Nash then filled the same position for the Programming Department of the Systems Development Division, where he arranged for the settlement of SDD staff at air bases of the SAGE (Semi-Automatic Ground Environment) defense system. In 1956 he became manager of Field Services for the SDD and kept the position in 1957 when RAND spun off the Division into an autonomous corporation.
Keith W. Uncapher also arrived at RAND in 1950 and focused on computer engineering. He began with designing components for the REAC, and was responsible for development of the Selectron memory store of the JOHNNIAC. In the late 1950s he oversaw the RAND contract with Telemeter Magnetics for the first 4,096-word, 40-bit, magnetic core store; in the 1960s he managed the development of JOSS (JOHNNIAC Open Shop System), the RAND tablet, the GRAIL system, the acquisition by RAND of larger computers, and the development of a hardened communications system for the Air Force. Uncapher left RAND in 1972.
Willis H. Ware received his B.S. in electrical engineering from the University of Pennsylvania in 1941 and his S.M. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology one year later. After spending World War II at Hazeltine Electronics Corporation, he joined John von Neumann's Electronic Computer Project at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey. He completed his Ph.D. at Princeton in 1951 and immediately joined RAND, where he helped lead the engineering on the JOHNNIAC, particularly its Selectron and magnetic core memories. Between 1964 and 1971 Ware headed the Computer Science Division, during which time he initiated debate on computer security as a technical subject. Ware joined the Corporate Research Staff in 1973 and advised various agencies on the applications of large computer systems. Throughout his career, Ware also helped found and support professional groups associated with computing.
Participants for Session Six contributed to the development of computer software between 1945 and 1965. Morton I. Bernstein joined RAND in 1954 as an assistant mathematician. For three years he wrote programs for the IBM 701 computer, the Linear Programming group, the Logistics Department, and consulted on various war games. In 1957 Bernstein assumed responsibility for the JOHNNIAC, concentrating on programming language design and implementation. Between 1961 and 1963, when he left RAND, Bernstein worked with the engineering staff on the RAND tablet.
Irwin Greenwald worked for RAND from 1950 to 1960 and from 1964 to 1969. During the 1950s he was responsible for programming JOHNNIAC's first assignment, the computations on UNIVAC I for the first H-bomb test, RAND's system and utility programming of the IBM 701 and 704 computers, PACT-II (Project Advanced Coding Technique), and the formation of the first users' group, SHARE (Society to Help Avoid Redundant Effort). In the 1960s Greenwald masterminded the major components of the JOSS-II system and the initial software for the RAND Videographic System.
J. Clifford Shaw spent twenty-three years at RAND, beginning in 1950. He specialized in systems software, beginning with the IBM Card-Programmed Calculator, the IBM 701, and the JOHNNIAC; and in artificial intelligence, where he worked with Allen Newell and Herbert Simon on various AI programs and IPL's (Information Processing Languages) I-VI. In the early 1960s he developed JOSS and its language and the system and demonstration software for the RAND tablet. Shaw died in March 1991.
Paul Armer and Willis Ware also appeared in this session.
Participants in Session Seven contributed to the development of computer graphics hardware between 1960 and 1965. Raymond W. Clewett began working in 1937 as a machinist, model builder, and laboratory foreman for Douglas Aircraft Company. After World War II he joined Lear Incorporated as machine shop foreman and design engineer for six years, returning to Santa Monica as shop manager and design engineer for RAND in 1951. His contributions there included design and construction of JOHNNIAC, other computer hardware, nuclear reactor test equipment, the RAND tablet, and closed circuit television reading devices for the visually impaired. After 1977, Clewett was an independent design consultant and owner of HY-TECH Engineering and Development Lab.
Thomas Ellis joined RAND in 1953 after graduate research on computer engineering at UCLA, and worked on most of the projects discussed in these sessions before he left in 1972. He was responsible for the JOHNNIAC's input/output machinery, design of the JOSS (JOHNNIAC Open Shop System) terminals, the RAND tablet, GRAIL (Graphic Input Language), and the RAND/IBM Videographic system.
Paul Armer, Morton Bernstein, and Willis Ware also appeared this session.
Participants in Session Eight contributed to the development of computer graphics software between 1965 and 1975. Robert Anderson received degrees in physics, philosophy, and applied mathematics between 1962 and 1968 at the University of California at Berkeley and Harvard University. He joined RAND in 1973 as head of its Information Sciences Department while holding teaching and research appointments at the University of Southern California. In 1981 Anderson founded his own computer systems consulting firm. After 1986 he was director of RAND's Institute for Research on Interactive Systems (IRIS) and resident consultant.
Barry W. Boehm received his degrees in mathematics from Harvard University and UCLA between 1959 and 1964. Concurrently with his graduate work at UCLA, Boehm headed RAND's new Information Sciences Department. From 1973 to 1989 he was Chief Scientist of TRW's Defense Systems Group, after which he became Director of the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency's Information Science and Technology Office. Boehm has written three books on software engineering.
Edward C. DeLand started working at RAND after finishing his Ph.D. in mathematics at UCLA in 1956. He spent the next six years managing the analog computers, REAC and TRAC, and then began developing mathematical models for blood biochemistry. After switching to physiological research in 1963, DeLand helped construct the BIOMOD program. DeLand left RAND in 1972 for UCLA's Department of Surgery where he continues to develop applications for computers in medical instruction and diagnosis.
Gabriel F. Groner was finishing a Ph.D. in electrical engineering at Stanford University when he joined RAND in 1964. His interests in character recognition, interactive systems, computer graphics and medical applications of computers were manifested in his contributions to the GRAIL program; the BIOMOD simulation system; the study of computer applications to industrial automation; and the CLINFO data system for medical research. Groner left RAND in 1978.
Thomas Ellis also appeared in this session.
The discussions detailed the development at RAND of computer hardware and software in the post-war era. Sessions were shot on U-Matic videotape and provided visual documentation of early computer components.
RAND support of SHARE (Society to Help Avoid Redundant Effort).
moving JOHNNIAC from old to new RAND headquarters.
upstairs control box of JOHNNIAC.
Transcript, pages 1-72, of videotape recording, 2 hours, 30 minutes.
RAND computer contributions to space program.
Transcript, pages 75, of videotape recording, 3 hours.
lack of standard computing interfaces.
Transcript, pages 1-18, of videotape recording, 1 hour.
Hastings' work on numerical approximations.
Cecil Hastings's Approximations for Digital Computers (1955).
Transcript, pages 1-52, of videotape recording, 2.5 hours, 30 minutes.


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THE WORLD TRANSFORMED
Journalist ASH SARKAR discusses the rise of grime with Liverpool rapper MC NELSON ahead of her TWT appearance
Issue 92 / September 2018 Words: Nelson Idama / @mcnels0n
On a stereotypically grey Monday that somehow feels strangely foreign thanks to the heatwave we've been enjoying/suffering, I jump on the phone to political commentator and activist Ash Sarkar for a long and meandering discussion on grime and politics.
I begin our chat by telling her that, a few weeks back, I performed at LIMF, where I fulfilled a boyhood dream by meeting one of my idols, Wiley. He was patient zero for the grime fever that infected our generation, and his story is inarguably a centrepiece in the tale of 21st-century British music so far. I dive headfirst into this topic, knowing that Ash had a hand in ghost-writing Wiley's autobiography Eskiboy. Her intellectual curiosity and Wiley's openness are a perfect match for leaving no stone unturned in the MC's story, which is part of the reason why it makes for such essential reading.
"I grew up with grime. That was the first genre that I saw evolve from the little inklings of it until it blew up, and all the multiple phases of going and coming back," she says. "Through doing the book I learned that Wiley was a huge part of that, he truly is the engine behind it in so many ways."
It's easy to see how a youth soundtracked by grime with its grassroots ethos may well have played a small part in shaping Ash's political leanings. She has made a career of writing astutely and positively about a growing socialist appetite in the UK's youth, and is now senior editor at left-wing news website Novara Media as well as lecturing in global politics at Anglia Ruskin University. You may even have seen her recent clash with Piers Morgan on Good Morning Britain over a debate on protesting Trump's visit to the UK. Her phrase "I'm literally a communist, you idiot" travelled around the world quicker than one of Morgan's fawning, Trump-loving tweets, pushing her standing to a certain level of reluctant notoriety. Dazed magazine even went so far as to declare Ash Sarkar as one of "the voices resetting the political agenda in the UK". It's no surprise that her impending appearance at The World Transformed – on a bill that also features Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Naomi Klein and Dimitris Tzanakopoulos – is so well anticipated.
When it came to writing the inside story of the Godfather of UK grime, Ash found it exciting to get to grips with the inner motivations of someone she'd always been a fan of. "His mind works unlike anyone's, it's like all the synapses are firing off in all the different directions. When you ask him a question it's sort of like throwing a pebble into the pond and seeing what comes to the surface, you've got no control over it at all."
Ash Sarkar and MC Nelson
Anyone who has watched a Wiley interview knows what kind of an eccentric raconteur he is. Having helped transcribe his 20-year career in a book filled with his musings on the music industry, cult of celebrity, failure and success, family, friendship, race, parenthood, Britain, and much more, Ash must have been left with a buffet of food for thought. I ask if she was able to hone in on one lesson in particular she took away from the process. "The biggest takeaway that I got form working on the book is one that can be applied to politics; there is no substitute for authenticity and no substitute for integrity. So, rather than trying to chase an audience or an electorate by giving them what they think they want, you should give them what you want to give them and see how they respond to it. And when in doubt, go back to first principles. For Wiley, with the Godfather album, that meant recording stuff in Commander B's studio and he produced some of the best work of his life."
I find authenticity to be an interesting choice, as while the concept yields a lot of cultural clout, it is not immune to being co-opted and deployed by those with sinister motives. Cast your goldfish minds all the way back to early August and Boris Johnson's comments on women wearing the burqa, as he tried to position himself as a no-nonsense, tell-it-like-it-is everyman from down the pub. I explain this to Ash and she continues, "This has got a longer lineage than Boris Johnson. If you think back to 2005 there was a Tory campaign, 'Are you thinking what we're thinking?'. It looked like a hand-written envelope, so it had this look of being illicit or underground, but [the message] reads: 'It's not racist to have concerns about immigration'. So, there's an embedded imagery in the political consciousness that to be openly racist is to make you an outsider, even though racism is an elitist art. There's nothing authentic about it, it's just that people associate anti-racism with politeness, with what you can't say, with manners, which is why racism can be read as indicating authenticity. There's nothing authentic about Boris Johnson, it's not even his real fucking name."
It's refreshing to hear a political commentator talk about the Venn diagram of grime and politics, as it's often assumed that the genre with roots in raves and MCs more orientated towards energy than philosophy, is apolitical. However, nothing in this life is apolitical; nothing exists in a vacuum, even before #Grime4Corbyn last year, the socio-political climate and government policies had a huge hand in shaping the early scene and continue to do so today. Unruly genres do not sprout up randomly, the soil must first be made fertile. Ash illustrates this idea perfectly when discussing the origins of grime and drill. "Grime came out of the existence of youth clubs; you don't have that anymore and so what do you have its drill. Drill, for me, is music that speaks to an austerity generation completely abandoned, over-policed and under supported. It's a home for the pain of young black people."
We continue to discuss how grime has reached maturity: if it were a person our baby would now be old enough to drive, and soon old enough to drink. Its latest cycle has seen it finally permeate Middle England with Stormzy's album reaching number 1, Wiley being gifted an MBE and Big Narstie now a mainstay on TV screens across the country. Grime has been absorbed by mainstream Britain, and in the process has lost its footing as the rebellious cry of black youth, superseded by drill music which speaks to a younger audience often born after the millennium. All these kids know is high resolution videos, missing out on trading tunes over Bluetooth like Pokémon cards. Ash explains how grime handing over the mantle of the lightning rod for Britain's moral panic to drill has been treated clumsily by the media. "I was laughing because I just read an article in The Telegraph written by someone who is really whiter than a jar of mayonnaise, and she was quoting from Giggs in a way to imply that grime is good, and drill is violent. I was like, 'You know he caught a gun charge and has done two stretches?'. It's because, as a genre, grime has been co-opted and it's safe for a journalist to make these points – but they don't realise that Giggs, elsewhere, has criticised right-wing papers for leading with the deaths of young black boys while demonising them at the same time. So, I think there's something interesting going on there in terms of how grime has been rendered safe."
I put it to Ash that part of the reason that even the right-wing press have been able to co-opt grime is that it is one of the first black music genres to be born in the UK since lovers rock, and this reflected in its origins, from the Cockney rhyming slang to the football chants that were integral so many early MCs' bars. On the other hand, the newer scenes that have sprung up in London such as drill and Afro-bashment, are much more internationalist in their influences, and so there is almost a patriotic point that can be made about grime.
"There is no substitute for authenticity and no substitute for integrity" Ash Sarkar
Ash agrees, adding, "Grime was born within hearing distance of Bow Bells, like a true Cockney, and I think that it's got quite a cheeky relationship to Englishness. You see it with Wiley with songs like Pies, and you definitely must have felt that when you were with Wiley; he's a bit of a geezer, he often slips into a little bit of Del Boy, but then he'll go full patois. He has that bar on the Scars remix: 'Me haffi creep up on the riddim like a spider/Nuff of them are my yute/Nuff of them are minor'." We spit the bar in unison – luckily neither of us attempt to go full patois. "He sounds like Flowdan, and Wiley's the only artist I know that can do both."
Thinking about the trifecta of rapper, Britain, homeland and the history of Empire that underlies this, I have to ask Ash how she felt about Wiley accepting the MBE: surely as the pioneer of an anti-establishment movement, the expected decision would be to reject it. Did the image of Prince William pinning a medal on Wiley's lapel mark the end of the scene as a subversive force?
"Wiley is a very different man. For Wiley, it's about time he was getting the acknowledgement. The Empire bit isn't as important there, he has never pretended to be an Akala. He's all about championing underdog art and taking it to a place where it can make money and be sustainable. I think it's in keeping with what he is and what he stands for. The scene nearly killed him, people don't know half the stories from the stabbings, it was all music related, none of them were drugs or anything like that. So when he says, 'I nearly died for the game', he's not lying. So, I kind of feel like power to him – and I'm no monarchist."
ASH SARKAR on THE WORLD TRANSFORMED
"The beauty of The World Transformed is that it's the rambunctious younger sibling of the Labour Party Conference. First and foremost it is about generating radical ideas and it doesn't matter who you are; if you're a Labour Party member, if you're a Green Party member, if you're an anarchist, there is space for you to participate in the ongoing conversations. But because it is taking place alongside the Labour Party Conference it means that you have people who are able to take some of those ideas and roll them up into policy, so it's got the best of both worlds: access to power and also enough autonomy to be truly radical. Also, if you're at The World Transformed and you're like, 'Fuck all of this, we need to do some proper social movement building', there's room to do that too. The marrying of radicalism and access – you don't have that in any other political gathering in Europe."
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