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Q: Fresh Angular 9 app with "ERROR in Cannot read property 'flags' of undefined" on Mac on "ng build" I created a new Angular 9 application on my Mac using
ng new demo (no routing, CSS)
cd demo
ng build

which fails with
ERROR in Cannot read property 'flags' of undefined

"ng version" shows
     _                      _                 ____ _     ___
    / \   _ __   __ _ _   _| | __ _ _ __     / ___| |   |_ _|
   / △ \ | '_ \ / _` | | | | |/ _` | '__|   | |   | |    | |
  / ___ \| | | | (_| | |_| | | (_| | |      | |___| |___ | |
 /_/   \_\_| |_|\__, |\__,_|_|\__,_|_|       \____|_____|___|
                |___/

Angular CLI: 9.0.5
Node: 12.16.1
OS: darwin x64

Angular: 9.0.5
... animations, cli, common, compiler, compiler-cli, core, forms
... language-service, platform-browser, platform-browser-dynamic
... router
Ivy Workspace: Yes

Package                         Version
---------------------------------------------------------
@angular-devkit/architect       0.900.5 (cli-only)
@angular-devkit/build-angular   0.900.5
@angular-devkit/core            9.0.5 (cli-only)
@angular-devkit/schematics      9.0.5 (cli-only)
@schematics/angular             9.0.5 (cli-only)
@schematics/update              0.900.5 (cli-only)
rxjs                            6.5.4
typescript                      3.7.5

I tracked it down to
TypeError: Cannot read property 'flags' of undefined
    at checkUnreachable (/Users/im/tmp/demo/node_modules/typescript/lib/typescript.js:31915:31)
    at bindChildrenWorker (/Users/im/tmp/demo/node_modules/typescript/lib/typescript.js:29665:17)
    at bindChildren (/Users/im/tmp/demo/node_modules/typescript/lib/typescript.js:29621:17)
    at bind (/Users/im/tmp/demo/node_modules/typescript/lib/typescript.js:31056:21)
    at bindSourceFile (/Users/im/tmp/demo/node_modules/typescript/lib/typescript.js:29211:17)
    at Object.bindSourceFile (/Users/im/tmp/demo/node_modules/typescript/lib/typescript.js:29148:9)
    at initializeTypeChecker (/Users/im/tmp/demo/node_modules/typescript/lib/typescript.js:64532:20)
    at Object.createTypeChecker (/Users/im/tmp/demo/node_modules/typescript/lib/typescript.js:33768:9)
    at Object.getTypeChecker (/Users/im/tmp/demo/node_modules/typescript/lib/typescript.js:95767:79)
    at NgCompiler.makeCompilation (/Users/im/tmp/demo/node_modules/@angular/compiler-cli/src/ngtsc/core/src/compiler.js:542:42)
    at NgCompiler.<anonymous> (/Users/im/tmp/demo/node_modules/@angular/compiler-cli/src/ngtsc/core/src/compiler.js:191:53)
    at step (/Users/im/tmp/demo/node_modules/tslib/tslib.js:139:27)
    at Object.next (/Users/im/tmp/demo/node_modules/tslib/tslib.js:120:57)
    at /Users/im/tmp/demo/node_modules/tslib/tslib.js:113:75
    at new Promise (<anonymous>)
    at Object.__awaiter (/Users/im/tmp/demo/node_modules/tslib/tslib.js:109:16)

Which seems to happen while processing the file: /Users/im/tmp/demo/node_modules/@angular-devkit/build-angular/node_modules/typescript/lib/lib.es5.d.ts
Any idea what is going wrong here?
Some version info from outside the workspace
# npm version

{
  demo: '0.0.0',
  npm: '6.14.2',
  ares: '1.15.0',
  brotli: '1.0.7',
  cldr: '35.1',
  http_parser: '2.9.3',
  icu: '64.2',
  llhttp: '2.0.4',
  modules: '72',
  napi: '5',
  nghttp2: '1.40.0',
  node: '12.16.1',
  openssl: '1.1.1d',
  tz: '2019c',
  unicode: '12.1',
  uv: '1.34.0',
  v8: '7.8.279.23-node.31',
  zlib: '1.2.11'
}

# ng version

     _                      _                 ____ _     ___
    / \   _ __   __ _ _   _| | __ _ _ __     / ___| |   |_ _|
   / △ \ | '_ \ / _` | | | | |/ _` | '__|   | |   | |    | |
  / ___ \| | | | (_| | |_| | | (_| | |      | |___| |___ | |
 /_/   \_\_| |_|\__, |\__,_|_|\__,_|_|       \____|_____|___|
                |___/

Angular CLI: 9.0.5
Node: 12.16.1
OS: darwin x64

Angular:
...
Ivy Workspace:

Package                      Version
------------------------------------------------------
@angular-devkit/architect    0.900.5
@angular-devkit/core         9.0.5
@angular-devkit/schematics   9.0.5
@schematics/angular          9.0.5
@schematics/update           0.900.5
rxjs                         6.5.3

# node -v
v12.16.1

A: I found the following solution:
After ng new demo I checked the package-lock.json file and noticed that @angular-devkit/build-angular and @angular-devkit/build-optimizer are using version 3.6.4 of typescript.
After patching package-lock.json file and npm install so they are also using typescript version 3.7.5 as the app itself does it started to work.
Another solution is switching to yarn which also fixed that issue right from the start:
ng new demo --packageManager=yarn


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This is wrong, just pure wrong, and I don't see how it fixes the problem.
Comments: Comments Off on This is wrong, just pure wrong, and I don't see how it fixes the problem.
In this post I talk about how I had a problem with static variables in a class Well I have solved the problem, but the answer is wrong, just wrong. The way I solved it was call from the program area, the calls to the functions that change the value out of the second lib, into the program itself and it worked. But why does this fix the problem? I don't know why or how, in fact I still think that the problem should not exist, but it did, and even with the problem, I don't see the different from the static variable and static functions point of view is.
I still have the middle lib, but I just have to call the static functions that create the data from the program, but then when I am in the middle lib the data is now there for use. Go Fig, if you have any idea what was wrong, is wrong.


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We had an interesting issue on our 3 node cluster about the temp usage. One night one of the critical batch operation which never used high temp suddenly hit "ORA-01652: unable to extend temp segment by string in tablespace string tips". Once we check the system we saw some "inactive sessions" were using very high amount of temp like below which were allocating most of the temp space causing batch operations fail even with very small temp request.
According to my Oracle knowledge, this should not has happened once the operation finishes (commit rollback) ,Oracle should has released the space. All of these sessions were all specific to one product group and service. Question was if this was a permanent problem which we never realized or something was going wrong ?
As you can see USER_1 from WEB_USER_SERVICE on the 3th (preferred) node was always using high temp.
Next question is why we did not have this issue before on Node-1? Once we check in detail we saw services of this product group were running on the wrong node (relocated due to a failure just before change freeze) which is our main OLTP and batch node. We already knew the issue (thanks to our service check script) but it was change freeze time and we did not have chance to move service to the right nodes. When I check with the product developer, I have been told they usually reboot their web servers every 3 weeks for maintenance. This was the obvious answer to the question why we did not have the issue before. We never run this service on the OLTP node and we never let web servers hit the limits even when they are running on their own node.
Since we gave answer to our curiosity questions, now it was time for the real question "Why was Oracle not releasing the temp space back ?" On 11GR2 we have a nice column called temp_space_allocated in V$ACTIVE_SESSION_HISTORY and DBA_HIST_ACTIVE_SESS_HISTORY tables and I am lucky that we have diagnostics pack license.
Let see what the trend is and see if some sqls are the main cause. The output below is taken when the issue happened.
Bear in mind relying on DBA_HIST data, for detecting the sqls which caused big jumps, will not be that realistic because of the sample frequency so it is better to focus on v$active_session_history.
When we look at the v$active_session_history it like there is no obvious reason. There are some sqlids which certainly increase the temp usage but not big jumps.I did one more check before I raise the question to Oracle support and checked what type of segments these TEMP segments are ? To do this I tweaked the temp_usage.sql and add segtype column to the scripts.
My initial thought was temp tablespaces but I was wrong, it looks like all temp allocators which do not release the space are LOB segments. I also checked the sqls in the ash trend and it reveals sql_id's which has got lob operations (some of them are packages). Double checked with developer and got the answer that they use dbms_lob.
dbms_lob.freetemporary(a) but still drop the connection which is not a workaround at all.
Temp LOB segments used for temporary LOBs are deleted only on session exit which may lead to large amounts of memory being held across multiple sessions.
Setting this event will cause temporary LOB segments to be freed when there are no active temporary LOBs in the session. Setting this event will have a significant performance impact as it can cause temporary lob segments to be allocated and deleted many times during a session rather than once per session. Use this event only when temporary LOB segment memory use is an issue.
When I try the event it works (not immediately but when you call the allocation again) like below. I raised a call with Oracle before we implement the event change (probably with logon trigger) and still working with them to see if there is a one-off patch for the issue. If Oracle could not come up with one-off patch we will use the event.
In summary With this post I walk through how you can diagnose a temp issue and how new temp_allocated column of v$session and history tables can be very helpful during your diagnose.
Hope it will help some of you guys.
Good post.But there's not new temp_allocated column of v$session.Using v$tempseg_usage is better in the scripts.
We are facing the exact same issue. Your post was helpful. Did you receive a patch from oracle ?
Facing same issue, but Oracle Support blames JDBC. Any idea?
Did you get fix for this issue from oracle? we are also facing this issue in 11.2.0.3 .
Came across the link when facing similar issue. The description here is very descriptive and helpful. Exactly same as issue which I faced. Thanks for the blog.
Hi, thanks for the very useful post also now in 2018! Where did you find event information for 60025?


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I have a great dentist. He is current, caring and he does not use mercury. But that does not change the fact that for some of us being in the dentists chair can be stressful! This is especially true if you are sensitive to anesthetic like I am. Pump me up with adrenaline and I start leaving my body. I am not kidding. All of my life force rises and starts exiting out the crown of my head. This would be okay if I wanted to leave my body but the truth is I like it here. In fact I plan on sticking around for quite some time so I am not really interested in a quick exit. Since it is clear to me that where my energy goes I go, it can be challenging to lie still in the dental chair when my energy seems to be flying up and out around the ceiling.
So what to do? Last week, I sat in the dental chair and had the opportunity to experiment with a simple energy management technique that I use regularly during more relaxed situations. I wondered if I could apply it during an extreme moment of stress. I did and it worked.
Here is an Energy Management Process for managing anxiety.
Step One: First remind yourself that everything is just fine exactly as it is. We usually do not believe this is true during stressful moments. Just by telling ourselves that all is well, even if we do not believe it, begins to shift our system from anxiousness to relaxation.
Step Three: Direct your attention to your Grounding Point. The grounding point can be found within your personal energy system. It is located approximately twelve inches below your feet. This is not some abstract concept and with practice you will find it easily.
Step Four: Visualize a moss green globe of light at your Grounding Point. It is a great color that soothes and comforts. Even if you cannot see the color in your minds eye you can imagine what it might look like and that will do the trick.
Step Five: Direct your awareness to your grounding point and all of the energy flowing up will begin to flow downward to balance itself. This is what I did in the dentists chair last week. I closed my eyes, opened my release points and visualized a glowing globe of moss green light below my feet. I took all of my attention there and directed my energy into the globe. I literally felt all of the energy that was flowing rapidly up my body first slow down and then begin to balance with the downward flow I was creating with the focus of my attention downward. I was able to rest peacefully without moving until it was time to go home.
Anxiety and upward flowing energy is one kind of stress. Depression and downward flowing energy is another kind. For depression you can do the very same process in reverse. There is a point approximately twelve inches above your head and still in your own personal energy system. I call this point the Contact Point. The color I use there is soft blue. When you feel depleted, worn out or depressed use this visualization and you will notice a shift.
Here is the same Energy Management Process for depression.
Step One: Remind yourself that everything is just fine exactly as it is.
It does not matter if you feel energy or not. Just imagine you are moving energy and you will eventually gain the sensitivity you need to manage shifts in your mood. We are powerful energetic beings. Learning to use our energy to manage our own stress plugs us back in to our own energy source of wellness and reconnects us to our personal power.
When you have become clear about what goals you wish to achieve in life there are many powerful strategies you can use to make them a reality. One of those strategies is affirmations.
An affirmation is a statement made that describes a goal as if it is already completed. The purpose of it is to command your subconscious mind to start the process of change in your life, helping you move closer to your goals.
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Some common components should be include in any new affirmation.Affirmations should only relate to yourself and your desires.Always begin with the words I am or I will these are directive words which will increase the power of the affirmation.
It must be stated positively and in the present tense, do not use negative language such dont or cant.Be specific to the goal and brief and ensure it is easy to remember this all helps build rhythm which will help install it in your mind.
Try and use words that express emotions and bring about feelings of excitement and fulfilment.You should always try to visualize your goals and then back them up with powerful affirmations which should be repeated over and over again. You are programming your sub conscious mind to lead you towards your goal. I like to do my affirmations whilst exercising as this stimulates the intensity of the emotion.
I have a routine every morning where I will wake up at 5am and straight away throw on my work out gear and begin to move. I think of my goals and imagine I am living in the benefits of them. I then affirm them whilst I am running either on the treadmill or on the street. This routine and the resulting affirmations have helped me guide many areas of my life into success. I have changed physical aspects about myself, I used them to start my business and grow it to 150000 a year in the first year. I truly believe in the power of affirmations and the way in which they can help us reach our goals.The results of powerful affirmations can be amazing and will help you guide your life in the directions you wish to go.
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While the clothes are definitely performance, this collection fuses the best of both brands' worlds; combining the high-end fabrics and technologies of adidas with kolor's fashion and vision. Placing emphasis on clean cuts, the collection is inherently wearable, and uses adidas' Climaheat and Climachill technology — engineered to regulate athletes' body temperatures. The footwear, designed as part of adidas' Ultraboost Collective, incorporates the design identity of kolor with the innovative and ridiculously popular Ultraboost silhouette. You don't get shoes much comfier than these, with the full length BOOST technology sole unit and knitted upper.
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Citation: Med Roundtable Gen Med Ed. ; 1(3): 194 - 201.
Dr. Stuart Quan from the Division of Sleep Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA moderated the topic "The Diagnosis and Management of Obstructive Sleep Apnea" with Drs. Vishesh Kapur from the Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, and Phyllis Zee from Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, IL.
Med Roundtable Gen Med Ed. 2014;1(3):194–201.
"Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is increasingly recognized as a significant public health problem. Recent research has shown that it is related to a number of common medical illnesses such as hypertension, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes."
"I would elicit other factors from the patient's history and features from the physical examination to gauge my index of suspicion or the probability that they have OSA."
"I have even proposed to our groups here that individuals who we believe are already in the high-risk population—in whom the prevalence is much higher—should undergo a screening questionnaire accompanied by a physical examination to determine the likelihood or the risk for OSA."


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From June 29 to July 1 webinar set on using "R-stylo" tool package for analysis of Arabic-script texts was held at the premises of the Center for the Study of IRI. The speaker was Artjom Shelya, a researcher at the Institute of Polish Language (Krakow). The workshop took place within the confines of the research project "Attribution of the Medieval Persian and Afghan Poetry Texts via the Methods of Digital Stylometry" supported by the grant No 20-012-00187 of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research.
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Herpetofaunal response to gap and skidder-rut wetland creation in a southern bottomland hardwood forest
Robert B. Cromer, Joseph D. Lanham, Hugh H. Hanlin
We compared herpetofaunal communities in recently harvested gaps, skidder trails, and unharvested depressional wetlands to assess the effects of group-selection harvesting and skidder traffic on reptiles and amphibians in a southern bottomland hardwood forest. From January 1, 1997 to December 31, 1998 we captured 24,292 individuals representing 55 species of reptiles and amphibians at the Savannah River Site in Barnwell County, South Carolina. Forty-two species (n = 6,702 individuals) were captured in gaps, 43 species (n = 8,863 individuals) were captured along skid trails between gaps and 43 species (n = 8,727 individuals) were captured in bottomland depressions over the 2 yr period. Three vegetation variables and six environmental variables were correlated with herpetofaunal abundance. Salamander abundance, especially for species in the genus Ambystoma, was negatively associated with areas with less canopy cover and pronounced rutting (i.e., gaps and skidder trails). Alternatively, treefrog (Hylidae) abundance was positively associated with gap creation. Results from this study suggest that group selection harvests and skidder rutting may alter the herpetofaunal species composition in southern bottomland hardwoods by increasing habitat suitability for some species while diminishing it for others.
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man-made trails Agriculture & Biology
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Cromer, R. B., Lanham, J. D., & Hanlin, H. H. (2002). Herpetofaunal response to gap and skidder-rut wetland creation in a southern bottomland hardwood forest. Forest Science, 48(2), 407-413.
Herpetofaunal response to gap and skidder-rut wetland creation in a southern bottomland hardwood forest. / Cromer, Robert B.; Lanham, Joseph D.; Hanlin, Hugh H.
In: Forest Science, Vol. 48, No. 2, 01.05.2002, p. 407-413.
Cromer, RB, Lanham, JD & Hanlin, HH 2002, 'Herpetofaunal response to gap and skidder-rut wetland creation in a southern bottomland hardwood forest', Forest Science, vol. 48, no. 2, pp. 407-413.
Cromer RB, Lanham JD, Hanlin HH. Herpetofaunal response to gap and skidder-rut wetland creation in a southern bottomland hardwood forest. Forest Science. 2002 May 1;48(2):407-413.
Cromer, Robert B. ; Lanham, Joseph D. ; Hanlin, Hugh H. / Herpetofaunal response to gap and skidder-rut wetland creation in a southern bottomland hardwood forest. In: Forest Science. 2002 ; Vol. 48, No. 2. pp. 407-413.
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Getting published to get published?
Quite simply, you need to have publishing credits in order to be published. You need to be low risk in order for people to take a chance on you or to even have your writing taken seriously. It's the same in the journalism world as it is in the literary world. Sadly, both are at the same place in time- maybe the journalism world has a leg up here, but its not much of one- where there is no room for chance and barely room for cutting edge. With the state of the industry, what they need are sales, and for that to happen, they need tried and tested, marketable work.
So what does this mean for the writers, particularly the ones whose work does not involve teenage vampires or billionaire sado -masochists? It means your work- whatever it may be- needs to be the best. You need to draft and re-draft, get readers to critique it, and then draft again. Make sure your beginning hooks the reader. Make sure there is a satisfying character to love/hate. And, please, make sure you do a spell check.
My publishing credentials started with a community newsletter, as did many of the people I worked with in the editorial room at Chatelaine magazine, some half a million years ago. From newsletters and online content, to journalism and then back to the literary world through periodicals, by the time my first manuscript was drafted and re-drafted to the best place I could take it, I was able to send it in with a list of credits and references that told the Managing Editor I was worth the risk, that I could sell books and that someone out there might actually read them.


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Chicago Cubs: Yu Darvish says #TakeThat to the Kapman
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After a crazy win over the Giants on Wednesday night, Yu Darvish and David Kaplan engaged in a war of words over pitch selection. Naturally, since it's 2019, the battle occurred on Twitter and featured tons of stats.
Yu Darvish isn't one to argue with people on the internet or in general, based on his couple years in Chicago. He is, however, a seemingly reflective and sensitive individual who has a ton of respect for his teammates, the media, and the game that he plays.
Which makes what unfolded this week on Twitter just a teeny bit strange, but somehow refreshingly positive as well. See, when your uber respectful, Japanese-born $126 million man decides to get into a Twitter back-and-forth with one of the most unfiltered media personalities in Chicago, you perk up and get your popcorn ready.
What makes this story interesting, besides the fact that it seems a bit out of character for Darvish (but not at all for David Kaplan)? That Darvish has been throwing like an ace for the better part of two months. He finally had an 'off' night, and Kaplan jumped on him Twitter-Fu style/
While it seemed a bit like the old 'kicking a man when he was down' adage on Kaplan's part, Darvish had no problem getting off the canvas after his team walked away with a crazy 12-11 victory that gave him yet another no-decision this season.
In fact, despite the six earned runs allowed in 5 1/3 innings, Darvish was, dare I say, jocular in the postgame locker room. At one point during an interview, as someone farted in the background, Yu laughed, looked askance, and even called out Derek Holland for the smelly infraction. Probably erroneously, but that's not the point.


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Maj. Gen. Bagheri:
If US mischief continues, it will receive a tougher response
TEHRAN, Jan. 16 (MNA) – The Chief of Staff of Iran's Armed Forces Major General Mohammad Bagheri said that Islamic Republic of Iran showed a determined willingness to defend its rights with its countermeasures taken against the United States and proved that if US mischief behaviors are continued; it will receive a tougher response.
Bagheri made the remarks on Thu. in a phone conversation with Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar.
In this phone talk, Turkish defense minister condoled the martyrdom of IRGC Quds Force Gen. Soleimani to the Iranian government, people and armed forces.
Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar pointed to the friendly and amicable ties between the two countries and said, "following the US assassination of Gen. Soleimani and his companions in Iraq, the region was overshadowed with very sensitive situation that can be extremely worrying."
Preserving peace and stability is the interest of all regional countries, he said, adding, "we must work together to maintain stability and should not allow terrorists to take advantage of the opportunity of rising tension in the region."
For his part, Chief of Staff of Iran's Armed Forces Major General Mohammad Bagheri said, "the US assassination of Gen. Soleimani was a cowardly, inhuman and immoral act, contrary to all international and legal criteria."
The Islamic Republic of Iran is not interested in developing tensions but it will respond strongly to any irrational and aggressive moves of enemies, he said and added, "it is hoped that the root of all irregularities and conflicts will be removed with the US exit from the region."
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THE WAY THINGS CAN GO SYMPOSIUM: THE ARMORY SHOW, NEW YORK
Sultan Sooud Al Qassemi moderating a panel on 'MENAM IN A GLOBALIZED CULTURAL ECONOMY'
ENTRANCE TO THE MEDIA LOUNGGE WHICH HOSTED The Armory Show 2015 Symposium, The Way Things Can Go
RENATA PAPSCH, GENERAL MANAGER OF ART JAMEEL, OPENS The Armory Show 2015 Symposium
FAWZ KABRA INTRODUCES THE CURATORIAL THEME OF The Armory Show 2015 Symposium, The Way Things Can Go
MAKING DISCOURSE PANEL with Anne Barlow, Aleya Hamza, Lamia Joreige and Stephen Stapleton
A QUESTION FOR EDGE OF ARABIA DURING 'MAKING DISCOURSE' PANEL MODERATED BY Anne Barlow
QUESTIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE DURING The Armory Show 2015 Symposium, The Way Things Can Go
FULL HOUSE FOR OPEN FORUM: The Armory Show 2015 Symposium, The Way Things Can Go
Aleya Hamza from Gypsum Gallery in Cairo during 'MAKING DISCOURSE' panel discussion
OMAR KHOLEIF, Curator of Armory Focus: MENAM, ASKING A QUESTION DURING THE SYMPOSIUM
Roupen Kalfayan, from Kalfayan Galleries, Greece, discusses 'MENAM IN A GLOBALIZED CULTURAL ECONOMY'
Omar Kholeif, Curator of Armory Focus: MENAM moderating 'REMAPPING HISTORIES, EXPANDING TERRITORIES'
The Media Lounge, Pier 94, 55TH STREET
OPEN FORUM: The Armory Show 2015 Symposium, The Way Things Can Go
Curated by Fawz Kabra
The Armory Show 2015 Symposium, The Way Things Can Go, draws our attention to apparatuses that shape the discourse, economy, and culture surrounding contemporary art in the Middle East, North Africa, and the Mediterranean (MENAM). Imagined as a multimodal map, The Way Things Can Go works its way across a broad geographic region, centering on diverse institutions, projects, producers, artistic practices, and narratives that highlight the network that makes up this region's current cultural and economic infrastructure.
With increasing popular attention given to the art and culture from the Middle East, North Africa, and the Mediterranean and their accompanying social, historic, economic, and political discourse, it feels more vital than ever to debate such geographic groupings and cultural constitutions. By bringing together key protagonists and representatives from major organizations to discuss the image of this region, The Way Things Can Go assembles the relationships, geographies, and histories of art alongside narratives of modernity and cultural production that have led to the contemporary art practices in this region.
The two-day Symposium is organized in thematic segments that analyze the state of regionalism, historical narratives, multiple modernities, the roles of established and alternative institutions, representation, newly evolving art scenes, and the role of the globalized cultural economy. Discussions will specifically highlight critical movements in the history of the region, artist-run initiatives and local gallery infrastructure, as well as the artists and artworks that complicate ideas of nationalism. These discussions will be coupled with ones on the nature of belonging, emerging markets, and new forms of funding and patronage. With these themes in mind, the Symposium aims to critically consider the apparatuses that have helped to bring about these changes in structure and development.
The cultural production of these regions is highlighted by the multiple voices joining the program; their actions and contributions have played a pivotal role in generating discourse that continues to influence modern and contemporary art production in the MENAM region. In bringing together these individuals in the context of The Armory Show's Focus initiative, The Way Things Can Go hopes to initiate conversations that provide a new degree of insight into the forces – economically, socially, and politically – that have shaped, and continue to shape, the way art from this region is created, expressed, and shared.
Fawz Kabra, Assistant Curator, Abu Dhabi Project, Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York.
DAY I – SATURDAY, MARCH 7
Noah Horowitz, Executive Director, The Armory Show
Renata Papsch, General Manager, Art Jameel
Introduction to The Way Things Can Go by: Fawz Kabra, Assistant Curator, Abu Dhabi Project, Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York and Curator, The Ways Things Can Go
REMAPPING HISTORIES, EXPANDING TERRITORIES
MODERATOR: Omar Kholeif (Curator, Whitechapel Gallery, London and Curator, Armory Focus: MENAM)
PARTICIPANTS: Shiva Balaghi (Visiting Scholar at Brown University, Rhode Island); Iftikhar Dadi (Associate Professor, Department of History of Art & Department of Art, Cornell University, New York); Reem Fadda (Associate Curator, Middle Eastern Art, Abu Dhabi Project, Guggenheim Museum, New York)
The Middle East, North Africa, and the Mediterranean span two continents and contain an abundance of political, social, and geographical histories that have, in a multitude of ways, influenced the many art historical narratives of the region. Revisiting events and movements from the modern to the contemporary moment, participants discuss the histories that have shaped contemporary cultural production in the region as they expand on the vocabulary used to discuss its fluid borders and their role in restoring its art historical canon.
MAKING DISCOURSE
MODERATOR: Anne Barlow (Director, Art in General, New York)
PARTICIPANTS: Aleya Hamza (Founder and Director, Gypsum); Lamia Joreige (Artist and Co-Founder, Beirut Art Center); Stephen Stapleton (Co-Founder and Director, Edge of Arabia)
This panel brings together curators and artists who have founded innovative art institutions in the region, sometimes during unstable times. Here, they discuss how their work has contributed to the immediate cities their institutions inhabit and the writing of art narratives in the region and beyond. How do they envision their role in the contemporary art discourse of the region? How does the social and political landscape affect and shape this role? And, what do they foresee for these spaces in the future?
"MENAM" IN A GLOBALIZED CULTURAL ECONOMY
MODERATOR: Sultan Sooud Al Qassemi (Patron and Founder, Barjeel Art Foundation, Sharjah)
PARTICIPANTS: Tariq Al Jaidah, Roupen Kalfayan (Founder and Director, Kalfayan Galleries, Athens and Thessaloniki); Samar Martha (Founding Director, Gallery One, Ramallah); Princess Alia Al-Senussi (Patron, London)
Participants based in Athens, Sharjah, London, and Ramallah discuss how support and patronage may reveal a region's cultural limit while considering its rapid growth and fluctuating status in today's globalized cultural economy. How do politics and conflict affect the art market? How do we define the relationship between cultural production, new spaces for art, and the market? And where does the impact happen? How does the market change or expand funding and patronage? And does the globalized cultural economy effectively canonize and produce new art histories?
FILM SCREENING: INFERNO, 2013 BY YAEL BARTANA
Wrapping up the first day of the Symposium, the screening of Yael Bartana's 2013 film Inferno allows us to contemplate questions of cultural identities, imagined and real, while exploring the production of a creation myth and the unfolding of the collective consciousness, its ubiquity, and the interchangeable global context where newfound temples become the harbingers of ruins. The screening is followed by an audience discussion with the artist.
DAY II – SUNDAY, MARCH 8
INTRODUCTION AND RECAP OF DAY I: THE WAY THINGS CAN GO
Remarks by Fawz Kabra
ON REPRESENTATION
MODERATOR: Brian Kuan Wood (Editor, e-flux Journal, New York)
PARTICIPANTS: Tarek El Ariss (Associate Professor, Department of Middle Eastern Studies, University of Texas at Austin); Regine Basha (Independent Curator, New York); Nada Shabout (Professor, Department of Art Education and Art History, Director, Contemporary Arab and Muslim Cultural Studies Institute, University of North Texas)
Taking into account the heterogeneity of the region – or regions – of the Middle East, North Africa, and the Mediterranean, participants will speak about the defining concepts and objectives of criticism and theory today as they discuss the politics of representation and the multiplicity of experiences, communities, and modernities that frame the way in which these regions are viewed and historicized. What roles do theory and art historical research, publishing, and curating play in the making of a discourse? What are some of today's urgent issues gripping the critical discourse in Middle East, North Africa, and the Mediterranean?
ARTIST AS INSTITUTION
MODERATOR: Fawz Kabra (Assistant Curator, Abu Dhabi Project, Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York, The Ways Things Can Go)
PARTICIPANTS: Amal Khalaf and Abdullah Al-Mutairi (GCC collective, Arabian Gulf); Marwa Arsanios (Co-Founding Director, 98Weeks, Beirut); Shuruq Harb (Director, Makan, Co-Founder, Art Territories, Amman); Khalil Rabah (Co-Founder, Al-Ma'mal Foundation for Contemporary Art, Jerusalem and Riwaq Biennale, Ramallah)
Despite the emergence of new museums and the revamping of past establishments, artists throughout the region are creating or performing their own institutions. From biennials to collectives, artist run projects and spaces, and publications, these artists are redefining how institutions are conceived and how they may function. Their critical grasp on various regional histories and rising national consciousness has produced new platforms for artistic and cultural awareness and production.
REGIONAL ATTACHÉS
MODERATOR: Nora Razian (Curator of Public Programs, Tate, London)
PARTICIPANTS: Sara Raza (Curator, UBS MAP, Guggenheim Museum, New York); Basak Senova (Independent Curator, Istanbul); Chen Tamir (Curator, CCA, Tel Aviv and Program Associate, Artis, New York)
Curators are often invited to contribute to national cultural projects and the building of region-specific arts collections and discourse, from biennials to museums. Their work throughout the region, or on behalf of the region, influences how contemporary art histories are being constructed and developed. Here, they discuss the obstacles, achievements, and pursuits in defining contemporary artistic practices relative to the region and how this may enable them to create new strategies for identifying and viewing the region.
THE ARMORY SHOW COMMISSIONED ARTIST: LAWRENCE ABU HAMDAN
Lawrence Abu Hamdan in conversation with Omar Kholeif
In his multimedia projects and installations, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, The Armory Show 2015 Commissioned Artist, explores the politics of listening and how it is utilized by both private and state apparatuses. In this discussion, Abu Hamdan speaks with Kholeif about various projects pertaining to the politics of voice and his Armory commission, A Convention of Tiny Movements, 2015. It will end with a screening of Double Take: Leader of The Syrian Revolution Commanding a Charge, 2014, a video work that brings to question how post-colonial history is constructed in an era of migration.
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Washington, DC, August 23, 2018: Phasor, the pioneering developer of broadband, electronically steerable antenna systems (ESAs), announced today that it achieved an important milestone by securing commercial contracts valued at over $300 million. These multi-year product contracts are tied to exclusivity with key customers in defined target markets.
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20 Top Hong Kong Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021
The following is the 20 Top Hong Kong Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021 recommended by Eztoolset.com:
1. The East Meets The West
About : Exploring the history and films of Hong Kong's Shaw Brothers Studios, as well as the history of Spaghetti Western films!!
Frequency : 3 episodes / week
Since : May 2020
Link : http://www.havenpodcasts.com/eastmeetswest/
2. Hong Kong Confidential
Location : Hong Kong
About : Hong Kong Confidential is a podcast designed to educate and entertain. Jules Hannaford interviews interesting people in Hong Kong about their lives, personal journeys, and secrets. Guests share their wisdom, experiences, and insights with our audience. Guests include a doula, a dating and relationship coach, community leaders, LGBTQ+ activists, human rights defenders, abuse survivors, psychologists, life coaches, recovered addicts, authors, a firefighter, a matchmaker, accomplished businesswomen and many more. They all have fascinating stories to share.
Frequency : 1 episode / day
Link : http://www.hongkongconfidential.net/listen-now/
3. Hello From Hong Kong
About : A discussion with the people of Hong Kong about Hong Kong!
Since : Jan 2018
Link : http://www.jonathanjk.com/hellofromhongkong/
4. The art of Hong Kongese by a Dummy
About : This podcast series is designed for English speakers to learn Hong Kong Cantonese & Culture. Cantonese is certainly a monster to master. The podcast series is framed around learning Cantonese as a CSL with an English framework.
Link : https://anchor.fm/dummy-rivers/
5. Spyglass | A Closer Look at Hong Kong
About : Taking a closer look at Hong Kong matters, because Hong Kong matters.
Link : https://anchor.fm/harbour-times
6. Roadside Rumours
About : Roadside Rumours by Kawal and Sanika, a podcast started by two brown students from Hong Kong.
Link : https://anchor.fm/kawalandsanika
7. Books La! The Hong Kong Book Club
About : Hong Kong is a global exporter: mainly of gold, machinery, and watches; but also of cultural stuff – Cantopop, gangster films, news about the protests. One item that we do not export lots, books. A pin-drop of Hong Kong literature has been translated into English. We want to fix this. Each week, we take one Hong Kong book. We'll read it, dissect it, and hopefully get you joining in, by reading alongside us. To help, we'll be interviewing local authors, hearing about their lives, inspirations, and writing habits.
Frequency : 4 episodes / year
Link : https://anchor.fm/timothy-petkovic
8. Community Church Hong Kong Podcast
About : Community Church is an international and English speaking community of faith. Located in the heart of Hong Kong. We seek to follow Christ's words to 'go and make disciples of all nations'. Our hope is that in being changed through worship and community, we can bring change into our world – especially our everyday 'worlds'. Our desire is to love God and others through Jesus Christ with the Bible as our guide.
Link : https://cchk.podbean.com/
9. HomeGrown
About : Welcome to HomeGrown, the podcast created to inform, inspire and entertain with personal stories of black ex-pats. Join your hosts, Louisa and The Fantastic Fo, each week as they speak to a wide range of black guests about their experiences living, loving, and working abroad. In the first season, they cover Hong Kong. New episodes every Sunday!
Since : Aug 2020
Link : https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/1137473
10. WHAT'S UP IN HONG KONG?
About : In their new Podcast, 'WHAT'S UP IN HONG KONG?', former Legislative Councilor, Eddie CHU Hoi-dick, and Matthew Chapple discuss hot topics in Hong Kong with different guests each episode.
Since : Nov 2020
11. The Hong Kong #1 Podcast
About : The Hong Kong #1 podcast is hosted by Evgeny Evseev Ukrainian/Russian and Edward Bunker from the UK both based in Hong Kong and currently studying for a Masters in Counselling. They discuss a broad range of topics and insights in chats and interviews based on current trends in psychology, mental well-being, and the impact this has upon daily life. Welcome to drop by and enjoy the latest upload.
Link : https://hknumber1podcast.podbean.com/
12. Ho Ho Hong Kong
About : Everything you need to know about Hong Kong. Each Monday local comedian Vivek Mahbubani and Australian comic Andy Curtain dive into something great about the city.
Link : https://hohohk.podbean.com/
13. This Hong Kong Life
About : This podcast by KELY Support Group highlights stories and conversations with a variety of Hong Kong's youths all from different backgrounds and provides a medium for young people to connect and understand each other. Each season consists of new stories by different youth discussing a new topic. There are episodes from Cantonese speakers and English speakers. Every person featured experiences our home differently, so we hope that you listen to each episode, connect with these youths, and learn about how they are adding to Hong Kong's busy days and continuous story.
Link : https://kely.org/media-centre/test-podcast
14. Hong Kong Heritage
About : Annemarie Evans explores Hong Kong and digs up many aspects of our social, cultural, architectural and artistic heritage. Podcast: Weekly update and available after its first broadcast.
Since : Feb 2011
Link : https://podcast.rthk.hk/podcast/item.php?pid=164
15. 1 2 3 Show
About : Packed full of entertainment 'The 1 2 3 Show' is the perfect companion for your lunchtime! From current affairs to music features, you can expect the most up to date info and what's happening around you in Hong Kong. Join me Noreen Mir, on 'The 1 2 3 Show', on Radio 3.
Frequency : 11 episodes / week
16. Hong Kong Today
About : RTHK's morning news program.
Link : https://podcast.rthk.hk/podcast/item.php?pid=78
17. Hong Kong Stories
About : True stories told before a live audience in Hong Kong. It's better than drama, it's better than comedy, it's real life.
Link : https://soundcloud.com/hong-kong-stories
18. Hong Kong Central
About : This walking tour takes you around Hong Kong Island, enabling you to discover its most famous landmarks. However, we will not focus entirely on architecture, and you are about to see parks as well as historical sites. We also recommend that you try the various means of transportation while wandering around Hong Kong Island – trams, escalators, and cabs – which will enrich your experience and add to the whole picture.
Frequency : 15 episodes / quarter
Link : https://www.spreaker.com/show/hong-kong-central
19. The Hong Kong History Podcast
About : The Hong Kong History Podcast is recordings of conversations between two Hong Kong resident neighbors, who share a fascination with Hong Kong's intriguing and complicated history but with an emphasis on Hong Kong's story as a major port.
Link : https://www.thehongkonghistorypodcast.com/
20. Dreams, Passion & Your Hong Kong Story
About : The purpose of the show is to showcase Hong Kong globally as a great place to live, work, visit and invest; and highlight the entrepreneurial, dynamic, and resilient spirit of Hong Kong people. Come hear guests from different walks of life in Hong Kong, who have pursued their passions and found great success in Hong Kong. Guests represent different industries, professions, and nationalities depicting the true multi-cultural and international aspect of Hong Kong for which the city is truly known.
Link : https://yourhkstory.com/
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As expected, we were hurrying to reach the campground before sunset. We passed by KFC to get some chicken for dinner. Thankfully, we got a bucket meal so it was less work for me to cook dinner when it's already dark. Fast food is good food for campers. Haha! No bad chicken for dinner when everyone is hungry.
We reached William Kent campground with still some sun and was able to check out the area, meet some neighbor campers and set up our tent nicely. The campground was small and surrounded by residential areas. Though lacking in most essential amenities that we are looking for in a campsite, but we find it relaxing and more enjoyable than the other campsites we've been to. There's no shower (it's okay because we are checking in a hotel the following day), no light in the toilet (it's okay, we have flashlights), not even flush (oh-em-gee) but it's not smelly unlike other vault toilets (but it's well maintained) probably the reason why there's no light so you won't see everything. It was quite a walk down to get to the toilet area. The good thing here is the proximity to the lake. It's so close, just across the road.
Here, the kids were playing while bringing stuff for our set up. I made sure that the food that we have are secured in that cabinet. We've heard that bears are common here, so better be wise not to invite them to our camp site.
After breakfast, which is as usual, "the trio" (spam, eggs and rice), we went to the lake. Lake Tahoe is very beautiful! So calm, and inviting! I've never seen such clear lake water as this one. But it's so cold! I don't know if this lake gets warm.
Why so blue? So clear? I don't know. I was too preoccupied by the beauty of the lake that I don't want to read any more information.
The area surrounding the lake is a very nice place to run or walk. I should have brought my running shoes then. I remember, we've seen a brace of ducks here that are so cute to look at!
Family picture is a must! We had too many shots for a family picture by the lake but only a few were good enough because we were shooting against the light and just using a self timer plus the never-ending laughter. Anyway, that's the best part, laughing all the time.
We took a little time to check out the home of 1960 Winter Olympics in Squaw Valley.
It's been half a century since the 60's Winter Olympics but Squaw Valley is still gorgeous up to this day. I love to hang out there!
Playtime is part of the game at The Village, Squaw Valley. Trampoline anyone? Kuya feels he is too old for this.