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Before we begin, though, we’ve posted 4 new Blu-ray reviews here at The Bits in the last few days, including... Tim’s look at The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires from Scream Factory, Ecco and The Forbidden from Severin Films, and the Region B release of Dragonwyck (1946) from Powerhouse Films and Indicator. We also have Dennis’ look at Stan & Ollie on Blu-ray from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. Enjoy!

So... first things first: We’ve confirmed with Warner Bros. that their new Burton/Schumacher Batman 4K releases will feature new Dolby Atmos audio mixes on both the 4K and the Blu-rays in the package. Those Blu-rays will be remastered too. High dynamic range will be HDR10 only on the 4Ks. And the Blu-rays will carry over all of the previous BD extras with one exception: Don’t expect to find the Batman: The Birth of a Modern Blockbuster featurette from the recent Batman: Diamond Luxe Blu-ray. Beyond that, most everything should be there. (Thanks to Bits reader Anthony DiPaola for spotting that). [Read on here...]

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Cathodoluminescence (CL) spectroscopy and imaging performed at low temperature have been used to qualify the heterojunction bipolar transistor fabrication technology, particularly the etching and ion implantation steps. CL has been used to optimize low defect technological processes. The protection of the active region during the insulation process has been optimized. The best result is obtained when using a bilayer of silicon nitride and photoresist. In order to minimize it, the damage induced by the etching process has also been studied. The best result is obtained when combining Ar ion beam etching and chemical etching. The possibilities to perform localized spectroscopy, to visualize the different emitting regions and to achieve semiquantitative signal analysis, makes CL a powerful microcharacterization method.

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Edelman Trust Barometer indicates the distrust of media is fueled by social platforms

January 28, 2020 | By Rande Price, Research VP – DCN @Randeloo

In the past, encouraged by a strong economy, consumers found core societal institutions, government, business, NGOs and media, both competent and of high ethical standing. Unfortunately, according to the 2020 Edelman Trust Barometer, this sentiment is no longer true due to the rise of violence, government corruption, fake news, financial insecurity, and other unsettling conditions. Today’s consumer does not trust the government, businesses, NGOs, or media.

Edelman defines trust based on a combined measurement of these two distinct attributes: competence (delivering on promises) and ethical behavior (doing the right thing and working to improve society). The Edelman Trust Barometer is based on an online survey sampled of more than 34,000 respondents across 28 markets.

Edelman reports a significant imbalance of trust, a 14-point gap, settings a new record among the informed public and the mass population. The informed public, defined by Edelman as a wealthier, more educated and trusting consumer cohort, are far more trusting of every institution than the mass population.

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Within the media sector, search engines and traditional media (newspapers and broadcasting) are equally trusted at 61%. Social media, on the other hand, is the least trusted media source at 39%. And in developed countries traditional media outperforms social platforms by 30 points on average.

Social platforms continue to fuel the growth of distrust in media. While smartphones offer the power of communication in the user’s hand, this accessibility also accelerates the flow of user generated content and comments. Unfortunately, social amplifies and exaggerates false and misinformation and magnifies filter bubbles of extremism. It’s no wonder that three-quarters of respondents (76%) said that they worry about false information or fake news being used as a weapon.

For the first time this year, the Edelman Trust Barometer asked respondents to rate if an institution is doing well to very well on different issues. Related to this was a question to gauge the potential impact on trust associated with each issue. Media companies scored lowest on five issues: keeping social media clean, being objective, information quality, important vs. sensationalized content and differentiate opinion and fact. However, if media companies perform better on these issues, it will drive significant consumer trust.

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Advantages of Archiving Old Mails in Outlook

Obviously, as time goes by, this file too keeps increasing in size. The problem is the larger the PST file, the more time Outlook takes in doing various tasks, including downloading and opening up emails. It is therefore very important that you keep the size of the main PST data file fairly small so that it is manageable and Outlook can function smoothly. You could always enable Outlook to AutoArchive or you could manually divide the email messages between several PST files so that the main PST file that you use every day, stays small.

In order to create an archive of old and unwanted messages, go to the main menu in Outlook and select File -> Data Management and click on ‘Add…’ Now proceed to ‘Office Outlook Personal Folders File (.pst)’. Name this folder appropriately. If you are archiving your email messages every six months or so, it may be a good idea to name the file by the period in which you have sent or received those emails. You could choose the archive period depending on how often and how many big emails you receive. Just bear in mind that you need to keep the size of the resulting PST file around one or two GB since anything larger will not prove efficient.

To start moving messages or other items to the newly created folder, you could simply drag and drop entire folders to this new folder. If you have already created an ‘Archive’ folder where you have moved all old mail, you could simply select it, drag and drop it into the new archive file. If you have not sorted your mail or other items in any manner so far and would like to move mail before a certain date to your new archive file, you could follow these steps. Go to the main menu in Outlook and select File -> Archive. In the window that appears, highlight the folder that you want sorted. Specify the date, emails sent prior to which will be moved to the newly created Archive PST file. Use the ‘Browse…’ feature to select this PST file and to carry out the transfer.

You could use the AutoArchive feature of Outlook to reduce the size of your main Outlook PST file. If any of your files, including the main PST file or other archived such files get damaged, you can use Advanced Outlook Repair from DataNumen for quick PST recovery. You can recover very large files and split the output PST files into more manageable files using the PST recovery feature of Advanced Outlook Repair.

You can thus keep Outlook working smoothly and without errors using the Archive feature and with the help of Advanced Outlook Repair.

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10 of the Very Best DJ + Live Lockdown Electronic Sets. (Music Review)

One of the many hardest hit industries in 2020’s Covid legacy’s is music. I thought it might be worth the effort to dig through the youtube stacks for a selection to serve as a reminder that there is still great music out there. There are still people enjoying older tracks and most importantly, there are still many talented people making brand new tunes. So buckle up and enjoy the ride from the comfort of your office or living room. Here are a few sets that have stood out for me.

10. Nora En Pure @ Brac Island (Croatia)

South African born, Swiss based Nora En Pure somehow landed on a mountainside with a full set of Pioneer decks. How did she get there? Who cares? All that matters is that she’s brought a great track list to start this lockdown party right. Top marks for Mathias Winnfield’s Close your Eyes. I like that one.

Tracklist courtesy Daydream:

0:00 Last95 – Zvezdara 3:26 Stean-D & Andy Kulter – By My Side (Extended Mix) 7:00 Mathias Winnfield – Close Your Eyes (Extended Mix) 11:53 Nora En Pure – In Your Eyes (Club Edit) 16:20 Stil & Bense Feat. Ally – One in a Million (Lunar Plane Remix) 21:14 Chris Luno – The Ride (Extended Mix) 25:50 Paradoks – Wander 30:00 Paradoks – Flying Particles 35:34 Oliver Schories & Jan Blomqvist – Packard (Nora En Pure Remix) 42:00 Alex Breitling – Black Wolf (Extended Mix) 47:00 AKA AKA & Junge Junge – Vallut Bass (Extended Mix) 51:33 Nora En Pure – Wetlands (Extended Mix) 56:00 Matt Fax – Abenaki 1:00:12 Alex Breitling – Arosa (Extended Mix)

9. Disclosure @ Plitvice Lakes National Park (Croatia)

Wow, these guys have grown up – look at that facial hair! Luckily for us, Disclosure have not lost their excellent propensity to find audio gems. Although they might have deserved the Nobel prize for converting unsuspecting wildlife into dance floor culture, I think the Cercle production geezers opted for headphones over speakers. Too bad. I would have loved to see how Croatian squirrels would get down to this set.  There’s a bit a deliberate build up here, so if you need to skip to some blippy deep house bounce, head on over to What’s in your head.

Tracklist courtesy Underground Station N9:

1) 00:00 Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs – Islas Canarias 2)02:39 Tennyson x Mr. Carmack – Tuesday 3) 06:15 Disclosure, Fatoumata Diawara – Douha 4) 11:00 Disclosure – Expressing What Matters 5) 15:29 Jovonn – Pianos Of Gold (1993) 6) 19:22 Kousto feat. Aroop Roy – The Job 7) 21:40 Disclosure – What’s In Your Head 8) 26:31 Disclosure & Blick Bassy – Ce n’est pas 9) 31:54 Traumer – Agenou (Y.M.O. Remix) 10) 36:36 Disclosure – ENERGY 11) 39:42 Memphis – Lxury 12) 43:13 Anorak Trax – Burnin’ Up 13) 48:18 Disclosure – Ecstasy 14) 52:35 ID – ID 15) 57:30 ID – ID 16) 1:01:24 Disclosure – Tondo 17) 1:06:36 Disclosure, Kehlani & Syd – Birthday (Disclosure VIP Remix) 18) 1:11:59 Disclosure feat. London Grammar – Help Me Lose My Mind (ID Remix) 19) 1:17:10 Tom VR – Couldn’t Find The Words 20) 1:22:30 Malin Genie – Venus 21) 1:27:09 Disclosure & Mick Jenkins – Who Knew 22) 1:32:50 Interview in English

8.  Christian Löffler live @ Fontaine de Vaucluse (France)

Heavily textured soundscapes sculpted here make for a truly ethereal experience. The rocky hills laced with clouds of green trees only add to the journey. This is a set that will make you reflect and pontificate.

Tracklist courtesy of Rodolphe Marquant:

00:00 Christian Löffler – Neo 08:20 Good Guy Mikesh – Spare (Christian Löffler Remix) 17:00 Christian Löffler – A Hundred Lights 21:08 Christian Löffler – Beirut 27:34 Christian Löffler – Blind 34:40 Christian Löffler – A Forest 41:26 Christian Löffler – Haul (ft. Mohna) 47:30 Christian Löffler – Field 52:55 Christian Löffler – Athlete 58:05 Christian Löffler – Licht 1:04:10 Christian Löffler – Mt. Grace 1:11:30 Christian Löffler – Tausend

7. THYLACINE – Home Studio (France)

Featuring an all original set list, the multi-talented Thylacine holds it all down in lockdown. It’s a set that never fails to feel fresh. Exotic and bold. Expect the unexpected, in saxophone form. Oops, I just ruined that, didn’t I?

Tracklist: Purmamarca Alda Volver Versailles Piany Pianino The Road Train 5th Floor War Dance Stormur Moskva Anatolia

6. Carl Cox – Melbourne, Australia

One of the originators still kicking around and serving beats as fresh as today’s special. Yet another flawless melange of bounce featuring plenty of new and old flavours.

Tracklist: 1. J Boogie – Dubtronic (Eric Powell Re-Edit) 2. Chris + Dee – Come Together 3. Ninetoes Feat. Maria Marquez – Vio 4. Javi Colors & Dr. Alfred – Feeling Good 5. Jovonn – Random 6. David Morales & Michelle Shapa – Let It Go (Journey Mix) 7. Marshall Feat. Yazid Le Voyageur – Rainy Days 8. Eric Powell – Hey Dj 9. Horatio – Next Summer 10. Ronnie Spiteri – Musical Minds 11. Louie Vega & The Martinez Brothers with Marc E. Bassy – Let It Go (Honey Dijon Remix) 12. Fiorious – Follow Me (Harry Romero Club Dub) 13. NO1NO’s X Missy Elliot – Double Take 14. Crystal Waters & DJ Spen – Party People (MDFC Party Mix) 15. NiCe7 Feat. Mikey V – Bad Advice 16. Jamie Jones & Nicole Moudaber – Pepper Shake 17. Purple Disco Machine – Body Funk (Carl Cox Remix) 18. Cakes Da Killa X Proper Villains – Don Dada (Honey Dijon & Luke Solomon’s Extended Alcazar Remix) 19. Marshall – Desert Island Discs 20. J&G – Boogie Down 21. Geraldine Hunt – Can’t Fake The Feeling (Carl Cox Remix)

5. Bob Sinclair – Home Studio (Paris, France)

Warning: Bob Sinclair’s spirited animation in the following video is highly contagious and a mask will be useless against it. Be prepared to learn lyrics and sing along, even if you don’t want to. This is House 101.

Tracklist: 1. Alan Dixon – Bless Me Today 2. Bob Sinclar – Save Our Soul 3. Bob Sinclar Feat. Ron Carroll – House Music 4. Boys Noize – Mvinline 5. Bob Sinclar & Daddy’s Groove – Burning 6. Moreno Pezzolato Feat. Octahvia – Take Me Up 7. Bob Sinclar Feat. Mercer – I Feel For You (Mercer Remix) 8. Bob Sinclar Feat. Omi – I’m On My Way 9. Dual Beat – Déja Que Llora 10. ID-ID 11. Uch – Genius of House 12. Bob Sinclar – Someone Who Needs Me (Kryder Remix) 13. Boris Dlugosch & Booom! – Keep Pushin’ 14. Bob Sinclar Feat. Dawn Tallman – Feel The Vibe 15. ID-ID 16. Bob Sinclar Feat. Steve Edwards – World Hold On (Unknown Remix) 17. Bob Sinclar – Love Generation

4.  Joachim Pastor – Home Studio (France)

There are certain words I hate to use, often due to their proclivity for overuse. Epic is one of them. But it’s the only one I can think of for this mad genius. All of these are extended versions of intricate, self-produced, synth-laden future classics. Fantastic.

Tracklist courtesy Alexy Eon:

0:05 – Kenia (special live edit) 8:50 – Millenium (veryyy long live edit) 22:00 – Reykjavik (special live edit) 32:17 – Trauma (Joachim Pastor remix, live edit) 42:28 – Mountain (special live edit) 50:55 – Eternity (live edit) 58:39 – Wayfaring stranger (very special live edit) 1:03:55 – Bunker (unreleased track – made in his corona bunker) 1:09:40 – Fixi (incredible live edit)

3.  Sébastien Léger at the Great Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)

Did you read about how they found a mysterious metallic monolith in Utah last week? Rumour has it that is the transporter device that Sébastien Léger uses to get from gig to gig. Check him out for a stunning live set with the pyramids in the background. Say what you will about 2020, this is a treat to watch.

Tracklist courtesy of Social Spreading:

0:00:00 1. Oasis – Sébastian Léger 0:08:30 2. Giza – Sébastian Léger 0:15:00 3. Secret – Sébastian Léger 0:21:15 4. ID – Sébastian Léger 0:47:00 5. Skadi – Sébastian Léger 0:55:00 6. Ashes In The Wild – Sébastian Léger 1:01:00 7. Jaguar – Sébastian Léger 1:08:45 8. Lanarka – Sébastian Léger

2.  Benny Benassi – Venice, Italy

Audacity bordering on the ridiculous, this one’s impossible not to break out in a grin over. Benny Benassi boldly goes where no DJ has dared go before. Standing up fearlessly on a gondola (well, it’s technically more of a motorboat, but you know, gondola shaped, you know?) cruising through a post apocalyptic Venice during a pandemic. You have to see this one to believe it. Featuring an extended re-cut of Gat Decor’s classic Passion track at roughly the 4min. mark. Gorgeous. Sorry, couldn’t dig up a track list for this one.

  1. Stephan Bodzin – Home Studio (Bremen, Germany)

While it’s technically a single track and not a full set like the rest of this selection, it’s a powerful signal from one of techno’s most accomplished pioneers. Hang in there, everyone. There will be brighter days ahead. In the meantime, crank those speakers, take off your shoes…and boogie. Hands in the air for this one.

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The strategy underpinning Dilmunia is founded on insights of what modern society wants from an integrated development. Society is shifting from a focus on monetary wealth to a focus on holistic prosperity – meaning money is not the sole driver for individual happiness. Today, the trend has moved toward people wanting lifestyles that provide genuine well-being. Dilmunia provides a foundation for such a lifestyle.

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This lot is uploaded by request, but I made it for personal use, intended as a business to be run by a sport enthusiast Sim. It requires minimal amount of NPCs/employees, so it is an easy profit through ticket machines with minimal expenses. If it's played as a visiting community lot, it has a broad number of activities. I tried to include almost all sport/fitness/athletic/recreation activities you would expect to find in a real life Sports and Recreation center, based on the objects and possibilities CC free game provides. It is playtested, all functional objects should be usable (although, have in mind that I used a lot of cheats and off grid placements).

- roller skating with small tribunes, seating area for eating snacks from vending machines, male and female restrooms
- ice skating with tribunes and with improvised coffee drinking area, restrooms
- closed pool with showers and locker rooms, entrance hall with summer and swimming decor
- gym with strength and cardio exercise equipment, punching bag and ballet barre, restrooms
- Bowling alley with billiards, darts, terrace chess area, restrooms
- Basketball court with tribunes, restrooms and locker rooms
- Football/Soccer field with small improvised tribunes
- Outside small basketball court
- Decorative clay tennis court
- Two execuputters (for golf lovers)
- Few small park areas
- Fast food stand (One complete diner)

Since I used CFE cheat to make the curved roofs, game broke the top level tiles, making the improvised roof practically useless for keeping the weather out. For those of you who don't mind this, or have some other idea how to solve it, I included the No CC version of the lot. For those who would like instantly weatherproofed version, I put up the the second file with only one CC item - Invisible floor tiles by Muse - which I placed one level under the curved roofs, to protect the interior from weather.
  • Sports & Recreation Center - No CC (not weatherproof)
    Custom Content included: none
    Lot size: 5x6
    Lot price: 582,911
  • Sports & Recreation Center - weatherproof (with Invisible floor by Muse)
    Custom Content included - Invisible floor tile by Muse
    Lot size: 5x6
    Lot price: 585,027

Sorry for possible grammar/spelling/stylistic mistakes. Hope no one even reads these descriptions. I don't. That's why I provided lots of pictures.

Lot Size: 5x6
Lot Price (furnished): §582,911 - §585,027

Custom Content Included:
- Invisible Floor Tile by moonlight_muse

Additional Credits:
- Made with The Sims 2 and all it's expansion packs & stuff packs
- Scanned with Sims2Pack Clean Installer
- Sims references cleaned with SimPe
- Special thanks to all the folks from the Creator Feedback Forum

You must have the expansion or stuff packs listed below installed to use this custom content. Please see the post text for any exceptions.

Sims 2 University Nightlife Open for Business Pets Seasons Bon Voyage Free Time Apartment Life + 9 SPs
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1.73 MB 12,977 23rd Mar 2016
Sports & Recreation Center - No CC (not weatherproof).rar

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3. Install: Double-click on the .sims2pack file to install its contents to your game. The files will automatically be installed to the proper location(s).
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Mad Poster
#2 Old 23rd Mar 2016 at 1:16 PM
Very VERY creative! Most impressive work, both the creative of use of things to mimic real life things and the general atmosphere. Just really well done through and through Thank you for building it, and for taking the time to share it with the rest of us. I'm sure it will be appreciated by a lot of people!

Sorry to be a bummer and ask, but did the uploaded lot ever get used by Sims? I see you cleaned out sim data, but no info on whether that data was visiting Sims or automatically spawned npcs.
Forum Resident
#3 Old 23rd Mar 2016 at 4:48 PM
WOW! This is a brilliant and absolutely gorgeous lot - THANK YOU!
#4 Old 23rd Mar 2016 at 5:15 PM
Absolutely gorgeous! This one goes straight into my current neighbourhood!
Field Researcher
Original Poster
#5 Old 23rd Mar 2016 at 6:09 PM
Thanks, everyone! I'm glad you find this useful.
The Sims community and it's creators enhanced and enriched my games so much over the years, I guess it was time to give a small piece of it back.

@gummilutt, both, actually. The food stand automatically spawned NPC, but I DID play with the lot BEFORE I decided to upload it. I didn't initially plan to upload, I posted in Creator Feedback Forum to get some answers about the building (for personal use), and there I was advised to share it.
Mad Poster
#6 Old 23rd Mar 2016 at 6:21 PM
Alright, thank you for taking the time to clarify
Mad Poster
#7 Old 23rd Mar 2016 at 7:11 PM
I've seen some stadia (plural, of course) posted here, and yours is possibly the most all-inclusive one that I've personally seen.
Without excess CC, no less.
Great job-I'm downloading this puppy to go into my "BACC" style hood for future public function sites.
Test Subject
#8 Old 23rd Mar 2016 at 7:29 PM
This will look great in my BACC.
Mad Poster
#9 Old 23rd Mar 2016 at 7:31 PM
How did you put together the trophy case? I recognize all the elements, but I've never seen how to get windows and door frames to not automatically inset in the wall or appear off-grid, even with placement cheats. That's one of my favorite elements on this already pretty awesome lot, honestly!
Lab Assistant
#10 Old 23rd Mar 2016 at 8:30 PM
Just wow! A gorgeous lot with something for all Sims and with either no cc or just one cc. Thank you so much for sharing!
Test Subject
#11 Old 23rd Mar 2016 at 8:54 PM
This is really an awesome creation. Its design, floor plan and the options for participation are amazing. My Sims will have to make repeated visits to experience all this lot has to offer. Thank so much.
Field Researcher
Original Poster
#12 Old 24th Mar 2016 at 12:27 AM
I'm really happy you all like it and have a place for it in your games. Thank you for your, above all, emotionally rewarding words. I felt absurdly useful today .

@Zarathustra, you have so many featured creations, and creations generally, and I just recently started intensive TS2 playing, so I'm afraid I can't tell you anything you already don't know. I used the usual building cheats (moveobjects, snapobjectstogrid, allow45degree etc), nothing special. I didn't even know that others have a problem with placing windows and doors off grid. It's not some bug exclusive to this lot, I also used a couple of off-grid placed windows as a sign frame on other small business lot I built:

Maybe there is something in options, I really don't know. I saw that you don't use CC, I understand that even tiny things like these can expand your decorating possibilities, so if something keeps preventing you from moving windows, doors and door frames to your liking, tell me where to look, or maybe print screen something, I'd be happy to help.
#13 Old 24th Mar 2016 at 1:20 AM
Amazing, I love the use of cfe in a roof, you've pulled it off beautifully, from someone that's made a few round roofs before, I know how difficult it can be and sometimes quite frustrating so that right that gets top marks from me! And same as Z, that trophy case is a mark of genius!
Mad Poster
#14 Old 24th Mar 2016 at 2:36 AM
I may or may not have spent a good chunk of time this afternoon determinedly figuring out how to make it work- looks like the trick is the old boolprop snapobjectstogrid false cheat... something I usually try to avoid, since it can be so temperamental! I'll have to remember that one though- being able to play around with architectural elements like that has a lot of potential!

Also, I love that little business too, especially using that particular staircase, which I usually hate, in such a clever way!

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#15 Old 24th Mar 2016 at 10:00 AM
The trophy case looks like a window carefully placed in between two columns and not actually going into the wall.

I'm amazed that you haven't been building for years, your style reminds me of Zar above.
Field Researcher
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#16 Old 24th Mar 2016 at 4:27 PM
Thank you. I'm glad you like the roofs. Honestly, I'm not fully satisfied with those. Apart from not being weatherproof, my main problem was the way they look from a ceiling point of view. But, as I was enlightened in CFF, that couldn't be avoided.

Yes, boolprop snapobjectstogrid false is my main used cheat. It's actually extremely powerful. Interestingly, in TS3 you don't need a cheat for off-grid placement and you can place objects at any angle, but in some ways TS2's off-grid placement IS more powerful (I'm not sure, but I don't think I could place windows and doors off grid, especially that close to a wall). I also like what I can do with columns. For example, in that particular lot I used as another example in the post above (Beauty salon, Spa and Boutique), I used an off-grid placed column to improvise a wooden shower:

And the best part is - the shower is accessible and usable! Routing is also a lot better in TS2, than TS3, and my main game in the last few years was TS3 (irreplaceable CAST, of course). And you know what, I'm still not craving for excess CC, not until I explore all the options.

Thank you, Jo. You've been so helpful to me over there, I really appreciate it. The trophy case is an off-grid placed window in between a door frame; window being placed a little bit further from the wall than door frame. Down are two small off-grid placed and linked lockers, to appear as one object. By the way, none of it causes routing issues, you can even click on the trophy and direct a Sim to view it.
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#17 Old 24th Mar 2016 at 11:32 PM
I had to go look up my cheat file to find out what cheat was boolprop snapobjectstogrid false was. That is Snap on and snap off, i use that all the time. If you plan to use these cheats much you will want to get yourself a cheat file. if you post on the Sims 2 board no doubt you will get a ton of cheat files pasted to choose from. Makes building a whole lot easier if you don't have to type thsoe in the long way.

A door frame. I was looking at it again thinking, no that isn't two columns what is it? Now I know, thank you. It's always very interesting to see what others come up with using only Maxis content.

Congratulations on your pick! I thought you would get one.
Test Subject
#18 Old 25th Mar 2016 at 3:35 AM
thank you
Lab Assistant
#19 Old 25th Mar 2016 at 1:09 PM
This is great thanks :D
Test Subject
#20 Old 25th Mar 2016 at 5:18 PM
Great sports center! Thank you so much for sharing!
Lab Assistant
#21 Old 27th Mar 2016 at 7:19 AM
Absolutely amazing!!!!
Test Subject
#22 Old 1st Apr 2016 at 4:00 AM
Wow. This is amazing!
Field Researcher
Original Poster
#23 Old 1st Apr 2016 at 12:21 PM
Thanks everyone. I'm really happy you like it.

Jo, I have yet to explore TS2 modding community thoroughly, but I'm still enjoying it playing almost vanilla, with minimal modifications. I did read all essential mods threads I encountered though. Those will be useful when I finally start collecting. And also all those tools and mods that experienced lot creators, like you, put in additional credits list. And thank you, I was really positively surprised when it got picked. Even though I had never intended to upload anything, now I'm glad I did.
Test Subject
#24 Old 4th Apr 2016 at 6:28 AM
OH MY GOD!! Thanks you!!! I love it <3
Lab Assistant
#25 Old 4th Apr 2016 at 11:12 PM
This looks fantastic!
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By Paul Strubell of Dirt Orcas – 1/7/19

For the ninety ninth installment in our ongoing interview series here at Dirt Orcas, we are very pleased to share the story of The Longneckers. A family of six living and traveling full time in their Airstream. You may know them as @TinyShinyHome.

Jonathan and Ashley Longnecker, along with their four children, have been living out of their Airstream for nearly two years now. They completely restored the classic travel trailer over a 6 month period and have been exploring as a family ever since. Which I think is pretty cool.

I was tipped off to their adventures by a previous Dirt Orca interviewee and also Airstream full timers, @4000Rivets.

Jonathan and Ashley have done a beautiful job with their conversion as you will see from their photos below. I recommend starting to follow them on social media if you aren’t already. You can find @tinyshinyhome on Instagram and Facebook.

Of course if you want to dig a bit deeper than this interview and their social accounts, I recommend finding your way to their website, Here you will find an abundance of information about this family and their exciting way of life.

Their slogan on their website tells you all you need to know about their mentality. It reads “Live like you mean it”. It is a great reminder that intention and thoughtfulness do not have to be lost arts in this digital day and age.

Check out the interview and photos below.

What do you consider to be your place of work?

Jonathan works in our Airstream. He is a web designer/developer and has had his own company, FortySeven Media for 13 years. We’ve created a little standing desk work area with a mounted monitor and collapsible tripod mounted keyboard stand just outside of the kitchen area. He’s had a standing desk for around 7/8 years and much prefers it to sitting all day. It’s actually worked out perfectly since there’s not much of another option in our tiny home.

Tell me about your vehicle. What do you call it?

We live and work out of our 1972 Airstream Sovereign, lovingly called our Tiny Shiny Home. We purchased it in August 2016 and began working on it in September. We spent 6 long, hard months, with the help of Ashley’s dad, completely gutting and fixing it up to suit our family of 6 for full-time travel. We had previously been in a 2015 Grand Design Reflection 5th wheel for a year and half before we made the move to a much smaller, shorter, lighter rig.

Choosing to make the move from the 350 sq/ft 5th wheel to our 220 sq/ft Airstream has been the best decision we’ve made while traveling full-time with our kids!

What other vehicles did you consider and what made you ultimately pull the trigger on the one you bought?

Just last December, 2017 we bought a 2017 F250 Super Duty (gas) after a year of struggling with diesel trucks. We are so happy with our truck now, and our kids have named it Shredder (big TMNT fans).

I cannot tell you how nice it is to be able to turn the key in that truck and know it will start! We had been camping in the middle of nowhere and our old truck would just decide not to start some days. It was unpredictable to say the least, and having the new truck has taken so much stress off of our shoulders.

Have you made any upgrades or changes to it?

For the truck we added a spray-in heavy duty bed liner, a nice locking roll-top cover to secure our belongings, and some beefy mud flaps to protect the trailer from rocks and debris.

As far as the Airstream, heck yes! With the help of my (Ashley) dad, we have done so much to it! We completely gutted it, took the interior walls off, rewired, re-insulated, fixed tons of leaks, replaced all the vent fans and the AC, replaced the rotted out bathroom floor, and completely gave it a new interior complete with bunk beds for our 4 kids, shower/tub, composting toilet, 12ft of counter space, marine fridge/freezer, new stove/range, enough kitchen storage to make all travelers cry, a dinette that transforms into a nearly king size bed at night, beautiful flooring and just the right amount of eclectic charm to make it feel like home. And we can’t forget about the 500 watts of solar on top and our 400 ah of lithium batteries making our Airstream an off-grid machine!

What is your favorite part about it living/working out of your vehicle?

By far, the best part is our ever changing backyard. Sometimes we’re working at the beach, sometimes the desert, and we’ve even worked/lived in the middle of a rain forest!

It also allows us to spend less time working and more time adventuring with our kids. Did we mention the commute time is pretty good, too?

What is your least favorite part about it?

My least favorite part about living in our Airstream is not having a garden or a workshop. I miss the conveniences of having a washer and dryer, a clothes line outside, and a big kitchen. But, our experiences while traveling and exploring full-time have topped all the conveniences that come with living conventionally.

How many miles have you put on your vehicle?

Since we first left in May 2015 we have logged over 100,000 miles (though on 3 different trucks, and 2 rigs)

What is the best place you have taken it?

Though it’s hard to pick a favorite, we love when we find incredible landscapes and no one around. Trona Pinnacles in California, the Sonoran Desert, a little town just outside of Yellowstone.

Is there just one?

There’s definitely not just one location that we love. We’ve seen some pretty amazing places, but we’ve learned to explore and enjoy wherever we end up, whether it’s the most picturesque place or not. Sometimes we’re mountain people, sometimes we’re beach people, and sometimes we’re desert dwellers. It just depends on the week!

Favorite road you’ve driven?

Oh man, probably the Icefields Parkway on our way to Athabasca Glacier. It was our first time in Canada and every turn was more incredible than the last. A view that will never be forgotten.

In one word, what describes your approach to life?

If you could give a person one piece of advice when thinking about living from a vehicle, what would you tell them?

You have to be flexible! Things will go wrong and you just have to learn to roll with it. Things will break, things will leak, you’ll have days when you want to just sell it all and go back to the comforts of a traditional home, but if you stick it out, you’ll be rewarded with some of the best memories you’ll ever make.

It takes a special kind of person to recognize that the journey, not the destination, is the point of life. Travelers know this. Was there a point in your life where you became conscious that you were those kind of people?

No, I don’t believe there was one point where it just clicked. Jonathan had a friend who was traveling full-time with their 2 teenagers and they came to visit us at our home one day. From that meeting, I was hooked. I knew we could give it a shot and it’s been one of the best decisions we’ve made as a family.

You have found a strong place in the community of travelers. What values do you think your home or family instilled in you, that you take on the road?

You know it’s funny. I, Ashley, come from a very traditional, strict family. I have two older sisters and none of us have a traditional life. One of my sisters lives in a jungle in Papua New Guinea, and the other built herself a tiny house and lives off grid with her 3 boys. We often joke that our parents must be ‘so proud’ of how we turned out since none of us are living anything like the traditional life we had growing up.

We do however have full support from both our families, and the full-time traveling community has been incredible. We’ve met some of the best people while on the road, and really, they’ve become some of our closest friends.

I admire your outside the box approach to career and home. Do you see yourselves as people who took a leap of faith to live in an unconventional way or do you think it kind of just happened?

We absolutely took a leap of faith when we began traveling full-time, but I do think our mindset of what was important to us began changing soon after we our kids reached school age. We just couldn’t see the benefit of them being away from us for 8 hours a day at a traditional school. We knew that home-school was for us, so why not travel to all the amazing places we were reading about? It just made perfect sense, and we love seeing and learning about all the amazing place together.

Where do you want to go next?

Geographically, we’ll be in the southwest for the winter. We LOVE southern Arizona and the free camping is spectacular. In the spring we hope to hit several states we haven’t seen yet, top of that list is Colorado!

This year we’ll be expanding our courses related to camping off-grid and traveling full-time. We had a great time teaching people this last year and hope to do more of it.

Also, we’ll be concentrating more on our video content for YouTube. We would love to make some great videos of our adventures to share with those who are considering traveling full-time. An honest look at what our life looks like and how a family of 6 can make it work in 220 sq ft while traveling North America!

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> > > The Big Lounge Collective produce 'Assisted Suicide: the musical'
photo of comedian and actress liz carr

Photo of Liz Carr in performance mode

The Big Lounge Collective (BLC) was launched at the Young Vic earlier in the year by seven established disabled artists in response to the lack of opportunities and infrastructure for freelance practitioners. DAO editor, Colin Hambrook, had an email exchange with Liz Carr about the BLC’s inaugural piece of work ‘Assisted Suicide: the musical’.

The blurb from the application to get the show up-and-running, described it as “an antidote to the abundance of cross-genre media coverage portraying assisted suicide as an almost inevitable response to physiological change, ageing and / or deterioration through illness and impairment.” Key arguments in favour of a disability-arts showcase are that the issues are always over-simplified; have largely been the preserve of the pro-assisted-suicide lobby and have excluded the voices of disabled people. It goes on to describe BLC as “determined to present a thought-provoking, controversial and entertaining take on the ‘assisted dying’ debate. Hence, the concept of a musical, heavy on irony and anecdote, engaging pop-culture and populism to platform uncomfortable issues and presenting ‘the other side of the story’ with provocation and integrity.”

Colin Hambrook: How did your involvement with ‘Assisted Suicide: the musical’ come about?

LC: I've wanted to lend a comedy slant to the topic and have been playing about with lots of ideas for some time. Then last year, there was a networking event organised by the Arts Council. We all had two-and-a-half minutes to give a presentation consisting of 10 slides for 15 seconds. I said I was wanting to more actively combine my life as an activist and that of an artist and to do so, I wanted to make work about assisted suicide.

I mooted the title ‘Assisted Suicide: the musical’. After that event, the BLC approached me and asked me if I'd like to work with them on this project. And so this collaboration was born.

CH: Katherine Araniello and the Disabled Avant Garde have made a lot of work around assisted suicide. I think the piece that really got me was the live performance they did outside a college where they asked students to sign a petition so Katherine could go to Dignitas. Are there specific art / media events that have inspired your writing of ‘Assisted Suicide: the musical’?

LC: What inspired the musical is mostly the wholly biased, misleading and overly emotive coverage of the subject in the media – whether that be fiction or non-fiction. There can often be a sense that we all want this option; that if you can't wipe your bum yourself then you must inevitably want to die.

But this is a complex issue that needs to be explored properly. It's too simplistic to ask people, “Do you want the right to die when you choose and without pain?” because most of us would say, “Yes,” to that. But if instead you ask, “Should we legalise assisted suicide if we can't 100% guarantee that all the safeguards will protect those who do not want to die?” then I think you at least raise the debate beyond right to life versus right to death. So that's probably been my first motivation.

I worked with Katherine on a film called 'A Time to Die?' It was a response to the Sky TV documentary which showed a man dying at Dignitas. We were struck by how there's a style to programmes covering this topic: the sad music playing wistfully in the background; lots of shots of the person looking sadly out through a window; and an obsession with showing the disabled person in question having their hair washed. Using clips from programmes such as this, we made a short film parodying the style and peppered it with Katherine's and other artists’ / activists’ work. I love what Katherine has done on this subject. Her spoof Dignitas website was probably my favourite piece of art. Very funny.

CH: What influences from pop culture are you drawing from in writing the piece?

LC: In terms of style and content, I'm inspired by many things – from the outrageous ‘Jerry Springer the Opera’ and the song 'Springtime for Hitler' from ‘The Producers’, to more traditional musicals like 'Guys and Dolls' and ‘The Sound of Music’. We've toyed with using existing songs / music but instead are going to have totally original music and will work with a composer when we're further along the process.

This year, we'll write the first draft, get some scratch performances out there but, realistically, it's going to be 2013 before the show is ready to be toured. It's a huge balance between feeling the urgency to get this work out there because of its importance, relevance and necessity, and the desire to make a piece of work as good as it can be. Musical theatre is a new medium for pretty much all of us involved in the show. We've not made it easy on ourselves! But I think we have made the right decision to take assisted suicide and explore it in song!

CH: Will the shows give the audience a chance for open debate about the issues? Or will there be other media events that give a chance to give the issues behind the show another context for airing?

LC: As for audience involvement, well, obviously, first and foremost it has to be entertaining. Having said that, it isn't like anything else out there and it puts across a view and perspective that’s rarely aired. I have no doubt that there'll be lots of opportunity to debate the piece once we put it on the stage. I mean already, just mentioning the title to friends, family, peers, has led to many a passionate and frank exchange of views!

CH: I kind of imagine camp-glam costumes for this show? What ideas for the staging of it have been mooted?

LC: Glam rock? I love that idea! I think I've already mentioned that I'd like a chorus line of people in those lifting and handling type hoists. Tap-dancing assistance dogs appeal too. And backing singers called The Sisters of Mercy? Maybe.

‘Assisted Suicide: the musical’ will combine the darkness of assisted suicide with the campness of musical theatre. Laugh along to songs such as ‘The Bag for Life Suffocation Blues’, pop classics like ‘Don’t Leave Me This Way’ and the rhythmically dubious ditties like ‘If I Can’t Wipe My Arse, I Wanna Go To Dignitas’. The crippled chorus line will serenade you from the comfort of their hospital beds, the relief of their commodes and the freedom of their overhead hoists.

Myself, Simon Startin and Alex Bulmer are coming up with the plot (and it's rather good even if I do say so myself). We are aiming to do a showing – to get producers’ interest, etc. – at the end of June 2012. We're also hoping to have a showcase for producers and a teaser performance at DaDaFest in Liverpool sometime in July or August. And then, who knows!

To find out more about The Big Lounge Collective, contact Sophie Partridge via her website at


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> > > Film/TV Director Bim Ajadi on his career so far

Award-winning filmmaker Bim Ajadi’s credits include co-directing a film for Channel 4 shown at the London Paralympic Ceremony in 2012. With a media career spanning almost 15 years, Colin Hambrook asked Ajadi about his professional journey so far and his ongoing commitment to nurturing fellow deaf talent, as he prepares to deliver workshops at the BBC’s See Hear Weekend in Bristol.

Photo of Film/ TV Director Bim Ajadi wearing a puffa jacket and green baseball cap

Film/ TV Director Bim Ajadi

Bim Ajadi told Dao: "I never originally set out to pursue a career in television, but I have now worked as a freelancer in the media for nearly 15 years - and I love it. I originally graduated with a 2:1 in Product Design, but found it difficult to secure a job in that area, so looked around for alternatives."

"After some self tuition, I moved into 3D animation for a while, before being offered the opportunity to be part of C4's 4Talent scheme. This was where my first real media training began..."

"I gained experience as an assistant editor and in-house runner for several independent post-production companies. From here, I went on to work for the Deaf TV magazine series, Vee TV, as an off-line editor from its first series in 2000 to its final episode in 2007. I also worked as an in-house editor for numerous music videos and live performances for E4 Music and MTV."

"In the early stages of my career, I only directed and dabbled with self shooting on a very small scale. I owned a basic camera and would film anything from deaf football promos to signed song music videos."

"I never received any formal training, but taught myself through watching videos on YouTube and Vimeo. It was not until several years later that I became more serious about directing and started to really enjoy it."

"Through the BBC Extend Scheme, I became an assistant AP for BBC's See Hear. I've since worked for them as a freelance Director/AP for the past 8 years. I’ve produced several 30-minute specials, covering topics such as Black History Month, London 2012 Olympics, as well as short VT films."

"More recently, I produced two awarded-winning short films, commissioned by the BSLBT, which were aired on Film4 - Champion of the World and Deaf Sisterhood."

"For the past two years I have loved worked with deaf young people at a deaf film summer camp in USA. Last year we produced a music video which received over 1.5 million Youtube views!"

"Probably my biggest highlight to date has been co-directing Look Up with Ted Evans (a hugely talented deaf film maker) which was shown at the London Paralympic 2012 opening ceremony. There were over 70,000 people watching the premier in the incredible Paralympic stadium - a real goosebumps moment!"

Despite Ajadi’s glittering CV and substantial list of achievements, there have been a number of challenges along the way, some of which will be all too common experiences for other deaf and disabled professionals pursuing a career in the media and beyond. Ajadi explains:

"One of the main challenges throughout my career has been the need to prove myself to hearing employers and hearing clients; I often have to convince them that I'm as good as any hearing film maker within the industry before they will employ me."

"Although this constant drive to prove myself can be exhausting, I also believe it has made me stronger and even hungrier to show people what I can do. It has served to increase my passion to produce high quality films which both deaf and hearing audiences can engage with."

"What is rewarding, and is an element that continues to be, is feedback from audiences that they enjoy my films and that they provoke debate. Although I work predominantly on deaf-related films and programmes, I always try and make them to reach out to a much wider, mainstream audience; I hope they are just as thought provoking and stimulating to hearing audiences, as well as deaf."

Drawing on his own extensive experience, Ajadi has long shown a commendable dedication for handing on his skills and knowledge to aspiring deaf people looking to get a foot on the media ladder. His latest venture will be delivering workshops as part of the BBC’s See Hear Weekend 2015:

"I’m a huge advocate for nurturing new deaf talent. I know firsthand what it’s like to be new in the media world and feel unsure how to progress in such a competitive industry. Having the passion and drive for media is hugely important, but so is being steered in the right direction and being given the support and encouragement needed to move forward."

"I hope to impart some of my enthusiasm for media, and also to pass on the message that deaf people can achieve what they want if they are prepared to work hard and remain committed and passionate about their goals."

"In the workshop, the young people will be taught the basics of what is expected of a typical BBC Assistant Producer - this will entail script writing, shooting and editing their own film. The students will work in teams and will have the opportunity to partake in the 90-second short film challenge.  It will very much be a hands-on process where they will learn and develop through working together as a team."

Please click on this link for details of the BBC See Hear weekend at the Watershed, Bristol from 2-4 October

6 October 2015

We know Bim Ajadi for many years. We meet him at Leeds. He is hard of hearing as speak well.


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Ivan Riches is a disabled visual/ sonic artist, filmmaker, musician/ composer and writer. He is a national associate artist with Drake Music and Age Exchange, co founder of Eyesociation. He has worked with the Disability Programmes Unit and as an art lecturer at the Victoria and Albert Museum. He has shown and exhibited art-works and films at the APT Galley, BBC television, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, City Hall London, ICA Gallery, National Film Theatre BFI Southbank and Oxo Tower Wharf, including exhibiting in open exhibitions at the Royal Festival Hall, Shape Arts, South London Gallery and Whitechapel Art Gallery. He has also published an introductory guide 'Doing photography' MENCAP guides on running arts projects.

Art, music and new accessible technologies

22 February 2016

Sonic Vistas in the studio

Things are really happening with new arts technologies, particularly in (assistive Music Technology) AMT. Yes I am back with Drake Music Connect & Collaborate, trying to drum up, or tap out interest for London based artists/ musicians in getting together for monthly meetings, the first being in the Sackler Space at the Roundhouse, 12 – 3.30pm on 1st of March, only a week away. Having completed my ‘Sonic Vistas’ project, like many other disabled artists I am wondering...

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Sonic Vistas rehearsals and performance

6 September 2015

Sonic Vistas rehearsing at Drake Music then performing at Liberty Festival London 2015

We did it. The Sonic Vistas project has been an illuminating and expansive experience. In an extremely short period of time, 7 of us disabled artists/ musicians have devised and recorded 5 songs, for which I made 5 film projections (now videos). We performed them live at the Liberty Festival London 2015, part of which was captured by Channel 4 and included in their National Paralympic Day programme, shown in the ist week of August. This has been an amazing journey and a wonderful learning curve...

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Sonic Vistas: gearing up for a performance at Liberty Festival with Sophie Partridge

24 July 2015

We, Sonic Vistas are organically consolidating as a group. And we couldn't be more different as artists and personalities, yet it works beautifully. And the key aspect of that, is in how we develop and construct our songs in their arrangement, with 7 of us in the band this is crucial.  We cannot continuously bash away together at the same time, so not playing at certain times is as important as playing, like being in a mini orchestra. We also have to link our playing with the films I...

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Sonic Vistas: Kris Halpin talks about his MiMu gloves - new technology developed by Ivor Novello award winning artist Imogen Heap

13 July 2015

We have now done our third session as Sonic Vistas and the development of our set is well on its way for the Liberty Festival London 2015.  In this blog I am introducing you to Kris Halpin: “So today I embarked on an intriguing new adventure. I’ve joined Ivan Riches’ Sonic Vistas project, a collaborative collective of disabled musicians. I’ve played with plenty of bands in the past, but this is two firsts. I’ve never worked with other musicians with...

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Sonic Vistas, with accessible, deep, resonating sounds and beats

29 June 2015

black and white digitised image of a young man wearing headphones with the caption 'feel music'

Sonic vistas, as both an arts project and a group/ band is developing beyond all my expectations. Over our past 2 sessions, it has been a privilege to work with such talented and creative artists/ musicians, Kris Halpin, Howard Jaques, Mik Scarlet, Rosie Vachat and rapper MC Geezer. And the amazing Sophie Partridge will be joining us next session to complete our 7-piece band for our performance at the Liberty Festival London 2015.   To give a brief overview of the project, Sonic Vistas is...

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Sonic Vistas: Live music ensemble with video projection

15 June 2015

I had two creative passions in my late teenage years, songwriting and visual arts. It was the time of post punk, new wave and two tone, so naturally I opted for forming a band. Writing the songs and arrangements was an exciting process, but live performances were stressful. I found myself getting lost in my own compositions, playing live and forgetting to come in on the chorus or bridge was an extreme annoyance for my fellow musicians. I had no idea why I kept losing concentration, so I put it...

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Upgrade to Catalina incurred problems building math lib dynamic archives (sundials)

Bob ran into problems compiling stan_math on his new MacBook pro - which he blogged about here:

Ease of upgrade

Apple makes it super easy to move everything from an old machine. Once I entered enough passwords on my menagerie of Apple devices, it took less than 2 hours to transfer everything from the old machine to the new one via my home wireless network.

The only software I’ve had to upgrade to get back to working on Stan is Xcode (the C++ compiler). And I did that just from the command line using this one-liner:

xcode-select --install

Hats off to Dirk Avery for his blog post on Catalina, Xcode, and Homebrew.

It really was that easy. The entire Stan developer toolchain just works. R, RStan, etc., all just ran once I ran the above command from the terminal.

but he ran into problems compiling - mentioned here: Fully functional std::complex specializations and overloads

at the point where the makefile tries to compile sundials, it fails with error

“ar: internal ranlib command failed”

the culprit was the installed versions of ranlib, ar, and ld in /opt/local/usr/bin. hiding or removing these allowed make to pick up the versions in usr/bin which work for clang and xcode.

as Bob noted, he migrated over everything from his old machine, including whatever got installed by macports and homebrew over the past 5+(?) years. I tried following the suggestion in Dirk Avery’s blog regarding homebrew:

Homebrew errors

Homebrew (“Brew”) per se did not have issues after the Catalina upgrade. However, some packages delivered through formulae and casks have not been updated for Catalina and are stuck back in Mojave (or High Sierra, eek!). Old packages will likely have issues with Catalina since a lot has changed.

following his “elephant gun” suggestion, I ran:

for x in brew list do brew reinstall $x; done

(note, backticks around brew list in above command swallowed by discourse formatter)

this didn’t seem to help, at which point I:

  • brute force removed /opt/local/usr/bin/ranlib (tired and desperate move - should have hid it instead)
  • renamed /opt/local/usr/bin/ar to /opt/local/usr/bin/ar.hide and /opt/local/usr/bin/ld to /opt/local/usr/bin/ld.hide.

now make picks up the /usr/bin versions.

this seems like a massive hack - perhaps a devops guru can advise?
is /opt/local/usr/bin an artifact from macports and should it be removed altogether, and the $PATH variable updated accordingly?

to answer my own question, these problems are all due to an old install of MacPorts.
removing the MacPorts install dir /opt/local/bin from the path solved the problem.
Bob still needs to get rid of MacPorts from his machine - the uninstall process doesn’t work as advertised.

bottom line: avoid MacPorts, use Homebrew whenever possible.


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The Rain People (1969)

In The Rain People, Natalie Ravenna (Shirley Knight) discovers that she no longer wants to be married, let alone have a baby now that she is pregnant. So she gets in her car and takes off. After driving for a while, she picks up a hitchhiker, Jimmy Kilgannon (James Caan), hoping to have some uncomplicated sex with him. The mistake is not that she thought she could have sex without getting involved. Her mistake, and it is a common one, is not realizing how complicated and involved things can become even if you don’t have sex at all.

It turns out that Jimmy cannot take care of himself on account of a brain injury sustained while playing football, and he has neither friends nor family to help him. She only thought she was trapped before. But it is a whole lot easier to desert a husband and abort a fetus than it is to abandon someone who is helpless, especially when he has a kind heart.

Fortunately, this is a movie, which resolves the problem by having him die in the end. Though she tried to leave him several times, she wishes he were still alive and could take care of him. But we in the audience know it was for the best. Trouble is, people get themselves in messy situations like this in real life, but there is no Hollywood ending to save them.

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