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The Proceedings of the Symposium held in Munich 12-14 October 2007 Tagungsbericht des Münchner Symposiums 12. 14. Oktober 2007
Kumme (Assyrian) / Qumenu (Urartian) – The Holy City of the Storm God
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|2. Kumme (Assyrian) / Qumenu (Urartian) – The Holy City of the Storm God
To the Hurrians and Hittites of the mid second millennium BC, Te
ssub of Kumme was far more than just
one of the many local manifestations of the storm god: he was the unrivalled king of heaven and earth. Te
of Kumme features in many of the myths and rituals preserved on the tablets from the Hittite capital Hattu
either in the Hurrian language or else in Hittite compositions of Hurrian origin.
Most prominent is the Song
of Ullikummi, which relates the story how Te
ssub's rival Kumarbi created Ullikummi – whose programmatic
name means 'Vanquish Kumme!' – and how heroic Te
ssub defeated this monstrous rock creature.
The Hur-
rian cultural context of city and deity is also evident from two incantations in Hurrian language found at Mari
(18th century BC), one of which addresses the 'gods of Kumme' and the other more specifically Te-
; whether the god was known under his Hurrian name throughout the Near East or whether
the Akkadian speakers, for example, referred to him as Adad cannot be decided whenever logographic spell-
ings are used. While it would still seem possible to link the name Kumme with the Akkadian word kummu
'cella, sanctuary'
, a Hurrian etymology, as recently proposed by Gernot Wilhelm
, may indeed be preferable.
J.N. Postgate
suggested on the basis of the Neo-Assyrian evidence that the city of Kumme is to be
located in the valley of the Lesser H
abur. Such a location, although seemingly peripheral, is in fact easily
accessed from the west as the Lesser H
abur converges with the Tigris just north of the most important crossing
point of that river; the valley is the gateway into the southern ranges of the Cudi Dagları mountains, while the
Jabal Bikhayr range protects it against the south where the Assyrian heartland lies. Postgate's premise is sup-
ported by the fact that already the 18th century sources from
Susarra (modern Tell Shemshara near Rania) and
Tell Rimah indicate Kumme to be a station in the road network leading from the mountain areas east of the
Tigris to the Jezirah,
especially if the Nineveh region was to be avoided.
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Postgate 1973b: 59. Note that his reconstruction of the historical geography of the region forms the basis for Parker 2001 and 2002.
This identification is certain because of several rock reliefs with inscriptions installed by Sennacherib at
Sah, ca. 14 km northeast of
Cizre in the mountains, commemorating the defeat of seven settlements in Mount Nipur, see Frahm 1997: 150-151 (with earlier literature).
The Ukku episode is introduced with the formula p
an niriya uter 'I turned my yoke (i.e. of the chariot)' which indicates the beginning
of a new narrative; see Frahm 1997: 253.
Assumed by Astour 1987: 42-43, who combines Ú-ra-ú.KI, a station in the
Susarra itinerary, with URU.Ú-ra in the Neo-Assyrian let-
ter SAA 5 111, correctly in my opinion; the letter reports the progress of a timber delivery destined for Khorsabad, shipped via Ura which
for that reason indeed must be located on the Greater Zab (or one of its tributaries). Yet to argue that this letter makes it impossible to place
Kumme anywhere but on the Greater Zab goes too far as the letter does not mention timber from Kumme (and Ukku) but only lumberjacks
from these cities who are rather more mobile. When Lanfranchi & Parpola (1990: 247) tentatively suggested an identification with 'modern
Komane on the Greater Zab 9 km SE of Imadiya' [= Amadiya] (for a map see www.atour.com 2008), they repeated, like Diakonoff &
Kashkai 1981: 70 s.v. Qumenu, a suggestion by E. Forrer (1928-1932: 268): this identification is unsubstantiated and apparently made solely
on the basis of the similarity of the names. This place called Komane may be the same as Kuwani (www.fallingrain.com 2008). This source
locates it at 37° 4
b 56N 43° 31b 23E and 1.8 nautical miles (= 3.3 km, not 9 km) ESE of Amadiya (internet references supplied by M. Roaf).
For a discussion of the early second millennium sources see Joannès & Ziegler 1995 and Koppen 2004: 28.
Subject to a geothermal energy research project of the Turkish General Directorate of Mineral Research and Exploration, (www.mta.
gov.tr 2008).
This town is mentioned as URU.El-iz-ki (l. 9) / URU.El-iz-kun (l. 13) in connection with Ukku in ND 2487 (Saggs 2001: 120-122,
pl. 25), a letter from the Nimrud correspondence of Sargon written by Nabû-u
Òalla, the author of SAA 5 104, a letter which deals with
Where specifically the city of Kumme was located is, however, not certain. Postgate
suggested the area
of Zakho but this is a consequence of his assumption that its known neighbour Ukku must be located in the
mountains just north of Zakho: this, in turn, depends on the notion that the description of Sennacherib's cam-
paign of 697 BC into Mount Nipur (= Cudi Dagları)
forms a continuous narrative with the following account
of the attack on Ukku (see below); yet this is not the case
– Sennacherib's inscriptions keep the account
regarding Mount Nipur entirely separate from the Ukku testimony. I would argue that the information from the
Sargon correspondence calls for a more mountainous location for Kumme than the Zakho area, closer also to
the heartland of Urartu, but still on the Lesser H
abur: for to assume a location in the valley of the Greater
dence for the shrine of the Kummean storm god. At Zakho, the Lesser H
abur merges with its major tributary
Hezil Çay (Nahr al-Hayzal), a geographical situation which should be connected with the name – and location
– of the early second millennium kingdom of M
at Haburatim
'country of the H
abur rivers'; as the Susarra
letters indicate that the 'route of Kumme' coincided (at least in part) with the itinerary suggested for the jour-
ney from the Lower Zab to M
at Haburatim we should assume that the city of Kumme was situated not too far
from the latter. I would expect the city to be located somewhere on the upper reaches of the Lesser H
which can be reached either by following that river or else by following the Hezil Çay and then crossing the
Tanintanin Pass (37° 29
b N, 42° 59b E) to meet the Habur at the village of Ba≥aran (37° 29b N, 43° 07b E).
A possible location for Kumme, in my view, is Beytü≥≥ebap (37° 34
b N, 43° 09b E; Fig. 17.01), situated a little
further upstream from there in one of the few more sizable pockets of agricultural land in the region on a pro-
tected position above the river; it boasts a thermal spring, Zümrüt Kaplıcaları ('emerald hot springs'), with
water of a temperature of 44° Celsius
said to cure rheumatism, heart failure, kidney inflammation, neuralgia
and female disorders (www.kevser.org 2008), a feature which surely would recommend the site for a major
sanctuary. I am not aware of any archaeological work conducted in the area.
The geographical proximity between Kumme und Ukku is clear from several letters of the correspondence
of Sargon II (721-705 BC), most tellingly perhaps in a passage that reports a meeting between their princes:
'The ruler of Ukku has gone to greet Ariye (ruler of Kumme). Opposite him (i.e. at the other side of Kumme's
border) there is a town of the Ukkeans at the pass of Kumme, called URU.El-iz-ki,
and there the ruler of Ukku
went to meet [Ariye]'.
The pass of Kumme (né-ri-bi
sa URU.Ku-u[m-me]) should be identified with the
Süvrihalil Pass (37° 30
b N, 43° 24b E), over which a route of about 35 km leads on from Ba≥aran on the Lesser
abur to A≥agıdereli (37° 28b N, 43° 31b E) on the Greater Zab, and further upstream on that river is Hakkari
which I believe to be Ukku (see below). From there, the route up the Greater Zab offers direct access to the
eastern shore of Lake Van, in the first millennium BC the heart of Urartu, while following the Zab downstream
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Joannès 1991: 176-177 M. 7750 l. 4'
IM be-el Ku-um-mi-im.KI; cf. Schwemer 2001: 301-302 and Mayer 2002: 330.
Guichard 2005: 438 no. 133 (= ARM VII 219) 7
sa Ku-um-mé.
Mentioned in the so-called Götteradressbuch, l. 115
sá Ku-me (Menzel 1981: II T 154).
Grayson 1991: 152 A.0.99.2 ll. 91-93.
Grayson 1991: 152 A.0.99.2 ll. 94-96.
Tadmor 1994: 126-127 Summary Inscription 1: 27-28; 182-183 Summary Inscription 9 l. 12'.
The region can be located due to the rock relief at Milla Mergi, see Postgate 1973b: 57.
Radner 2006: 56-57 no. 40.
Grayson 1991: 293 A.0.101.30 l. 147 KUR.Ku-ma-a-a.
CTN 2 91 r. 18
sa URU.Ku-me (Postgate 1973a).
König 1955-1957: 58-59 HchI 16 (CTU A 5-9 upper side: l. 10 KUR.Ú-li-ba-a-ni; l. 19 URU.Qu-me-nu-ú-ni pa-ri KUR.A-
See the discussion by Salvini 1995: 51.
König 1955-1957: 51 HchI 10 (CTU A 3-1 l. 55, URU.Qu-me-nu-na-ú-e DINGIR); cf. Salvini 1986: 32 who argued that the Urartian
god Tei
seba corresponds or at least was associated to Tessub of Kumme.
SAA 1 29, 41, 46, 233; SAA 5 94-95, 97-98, 100-102, 104-107, 117; SAA 15 284 (= Fuchs & Parpola 2001).
brings the traveller to Shanidar, where we assume the border of Musasir to be, and from there via either the
Kelishin or the Gawre Shinke Pass to the shores of Lake Urmia or else on to Arbail and the heart of Assyria.
Despite the apparent remoteness of these locations, then, they are very well connected to the trans regional road
network; that Ari
Òa of Kumme can supply carnelian stone to the Assyrians is perhaps a testament of this.
For more than a millennium, the temple of the storm god of Kumme can be shown to have ranked high
among the most important Near Eastern sanctuaries. Already in the 18th century BC, he was invoked in a
between Zimri-Lim of Mari and the ruler of Kurdâ, a kingdom situated in the Jebel Sinjar; Zimri-Lim
also dedicated a precious vase to the temple of the storm god at Kumme.
The prominence of deity and shrine
may have been a reason why Kumme retained its sovereignty during the time of the Assyrian empire: the
storm god of Kumme was also revered at the city of Assur,
and Adad-nerari II (911-891 BC) visited his
shrine to perform sacrifices in 895, calling the deity
sá URU.Ku-um-me EN-ia 'the storm god of Kumme,
my lord'
– one of the relatively few mentions of an Assyrian king honouring a deity while on campaign and
an appellation that emphasises an existing close relationship. The visit to Kumme was combined with the
attempt to intimidate the surrounding region, called 'the cities of Habhu, enemies of Kumme', into paying
tribute to the Assyrians in the form of horses yet as these payments did not materialise in the following year,
Kumme was visited for a second time and the cities URU.Sa-at-ku-ri, URU.Ia
URU.Tap-si-a were destroyed,
the last also known from the inscriptions of Tiglath-pileser III (745-727 BC)
as a 'fortress of Urartu' in or near the land of Ullubu
– the region on the Lesser H
abur north of Dohuk,
at Haburatim – which was annexed to Assyria in 739.
It may be assumed that the
extraction of tribute was the main reason for Adad-nerari's call on Kumme but it is important to note that both
occasions were presented as visits 'to the assistance of the city of Kumme'. The relationship between Assyria
and Kumme appears cordial during the reign of Assurnasirpal II (883-859 BC) who entertained delegates from
Kumme – as well as Musasir, as we have seen – among the foreign notables at the inauguration of his new
residence city,
and also afterwards visitors from Kumme would seem to be not unusual in Kalhu: in 797 BC,
we find a man from Kumme acting as a witness for a transaction authorized by the governor of Kalhu.
man may perhaps have fled his native city, as at around that time Minua of Urartu (c. 810-785 BC) was able
to establish control over, inter alia, Uliba and Qumenu (which correspond to the Assyrian place names Ulluba
and Kumme), 'as far as Assyria',
the invasion is likely to have caused some of the inhabitants to take refuge
in Assyria. Minua's claims are indirectly confirmed by the fact that in Tiglath-pileser's official reports on the
annexation of Ulluba in 739, several settlements – two of which are near Kumme (the already mentioned Tap-
sia and Babutta, see below) – are designated as Urartian fortresses. But already during the reign of Minua's
father I
spuini, Kumme is attested in a prominent role, for the inscription of Meher Kapısı near Van lists the
sacrifices due to the 'god of the people of Qumenu (Kumme)' after the 'god of the people of Ardini (Mu
and the 'god of the people of
™uspa (™uruspa)'.
Yet the best documentation for Kumme dates to the reign of Sargon II when it is frequently mentioned in
the royal correspondence
while references from the official inscriptions are entirely lacking. At that time,
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Tadmor 1994: 126-127 Summary Inscription 1 ll. 27-28 URU.Ba-bu-ut-ta.
The letters of A
ssur-reÒuwa: SAA 5 84-100.
For Kumme, see e.g. SAA 5 95, SAA 5 105.
SAA 1 46, SAA 5 100 (with SAA 5 103).
SAA 5 95 ll. 12-18.
Kumme is mentioned also in two administrative texts from Nineveh: the inscription on a sack sealing BM 50794, bearing an impres-
sion of the Assyrian royal seal type, identifies the shipment as coming from the ruler of Kumme (SAA 11 58 URU.Ku-ma-a-a (= Fales &
Postgate 1995)), and a certain Izzia from KUR.Ku-um-mu is mentioned in the administrative fragment SAA 7 31 i 7' (= Fales & Postgate
1992). The dates of these two texts are not certain.
Sevin & Özfirat 2001, Sevin 2005.
Kumme was one of several cities to the north of Assyria that enjoyed the leadership of a local ruler. The city
is not mentioned at all in the sources surviving from Tiglath-pileser III's reign although his annexation of the
Ullubu region on the Lesser H
abur in 739 had certainly extended Assyrian influence into the more immediate
vicinity of Kumme. The sudden proximity of an Assyrian province and the continuous military presence that
this entailed would not have allowed Kumme and the other cities in the area to maintain the cavalier approach
to any duties imposed by the Assyrian king that was so clearly in evidence during the times of Adad-nerari II.
Hence, during the reign of Sargon, we see the ruler of Kumme, Ariye (and Ari
Òa, presumably his crown
prince), follow the command of the Assyrian king and supply men, horses, timber and information about the
other independent states of the region and especially about Urartu. In a letter from the royal correspondence,
tions of Tiglath-pileser III as a 'fortress of Urartu' subdued in 739
– are described as 'city lords' which
indicates their nominal independence but also the limited size of their territory. Kumme's cooperation was
ensured by the presence of the Assyrian ambassador (q
letters to the Assyrian court vividly illustrate his activities, mainly related to intelligence and the organization
of the local workforce, especially for cutting and shipping timber.
While A
ssur-reÒuwa was stationed in
Kumme, a fort was built with the support of several Assyrian governors, giving rise to Urartian plans to kidnap
the said governors from Kumme
(we do not know whether this was in fact attempted). A
ssur-reÒuwa's pres-
ence in Kumme eventually sparked a conflict between him and some local dignitaries, with both sides trying
to assassinate each other,
and we would like to know how this struggle for power ended. As Kumme also
continued to entertain close relations with the king of Urartu who also expected men and information to come
it comes as no surprise that men from Kumme were repeatedly accused of un-Assyrian activities
such as illicit trading between Assyria and Urartu.
But, when the new Urartian king Argi
sti II, son of Rusa,
sent a pointed message questioning the conspicuous absence of messengers from Kumme at his court, the
answer from Kumme, according to the information conveyed back to Sargon, was this: 'Since we are the
slaves of Assyria, a foreman of the cavalry is our superior; only the houses of Kumme are left to us…. We
cannot put our feet anywhere.'
The caution with which the Kummeans are seen treading here may be a
result of Sargon's desecration of Musasir and the Haldi temple in 714 – Urzana's difficulties in finding the
right balance between Assyrian and Urartian interests and the dire consequences must have sent a disturbing
message to the small kingdoms in a similar position, and the fact that even an ancient and famous temple
had not stopped Sargon must have been most alarming to Kumme and its storm god sanctuary. But at this
junction, our information about Kumme dries up
and to decide whether the Assyrians continued to respect
the city's autonomy or not is left to our imagination; unlike Ukku, the city is not mentioned in the sources
from Sennacherib's reign at all.
3. Ukku
Until quite recently, the archaeology of the area of Hakkari was virtually unknown but with excavations
at this Turkish provincial capital since 1997 and the chance discovery of 13 warrior steles in 1998
the region
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Sevin & Özfirat 2001: 21-22.
Özfirat 2002: 222.
Özfirat 2002.
Sevin & Özfirat 2001: 22.
Özfirat 2002: 209.
The excavators have so far considered only Hubu
skia which I find unconvincing (see above, n. 1).
Only in letters: SAA 1 29, 31, 41-42; SAA 5 87-88, 91, 96, 102, 111, 117, 129, 147, 190, 284-286; ND 2433 (= Saggs 2001: 109-111,
pl. 23); ND 2487 (= Saggs 2001: 120-122, pl. 25).
The province is ruled during the reign of Sargon (presumably not simultaneously) by the governors Kaqqad
anu (SAA 5 87) and Sunâ
(SAA 5 88); this province is also mentioned in SAA 5 147 and probably also in SAA 5 286.
Throne room = Room I, slabs 1-2. For Layard's original drawings (Or. Dr. IV, 3; reproduced in this article) see Russell 1991: 248
fig. 127 and Barnett, Bleibtreu & Turner 1998: I 50-51, II pl. 31 no. 19-19a.
Frahm 1997: 124-125; Russell 1999: 283-284. The suggested identification of the city with 'a Phoenician city, perhaps Sidon'
(Barnett, Bleibtreu & Turner 1998: I 50) is impossible because of the accompanying inscription.
Luckenbill 1924: 37-38 Chicago Prism iv 13-31; 72 Nineveh Bull inscription ll. 42-47.
– marked '3' in map 1 – is quickly developing an archaeological profile. The age of the unique steles, which
were found in front of a rock precipice at the foot of the mount with Hakkari castle on top, cannot be decided
with certainty although the representations of the weapons carried by the warriors, especially the daggers and
axes, can be linked with actual finds dating to the end of the second and the beginning of the first millennium
Yet the area was inhabited already much earlier: Radiocarbon readings from the lower stratum of a
chamber grave (M2) excavated in the steles' immediate vicinity gave dates at the beginning of the second mil-
lennium BC
matching the date of the painted pottery typical of the so-called Van-Urmia culture,
while the
upper stratum yielded finds that can be dated to the very end of the second millennium.
Another chamber
grave (M1) can also be dated to the Late Bronze Age / Early Iron Age.
Following the considerations put forward in our discussion of Kumme, I propose that Hakkari corre-
sponds to Ukku,
as attested in the Neo-Assyrian sources during the reigns of Sargon II (721-705 BC)
Sennacherib (704-681 BC). In addition to the arguments already given, we should note that Ukku shares a
border with Urartu, being situated 'opposite' an Urartian province of unknown name.
As far as we know,
Ukku is not mentioned in the Urartian sources, at least not under a name that is easily recognizable; I am also
not aware of any Mesopotamian attestations prior to the reign of Sargon II.
But then, Ukku is elsewhere documented in a singular fashion: Sennacherib had the city depicted in the
throne room of his Nineveh palace (Fig. 17.07),
identified by a lengthy epigraph:
Sennacherib, king of the universe, king of Assyria: Maniye, king of Ukku, feared the onslaught of my battle and
deserted Ukku, his power base, and fled to distant parts. I pursued the people dwelling therein (i.e. in Ukku) who
had like birds flown to the summit of the inaccessible mountains and defeated them at the summit. I burned his
royal city Ukku.
This corresponds to the accounts given for Sennacherib's 697 campaign which add some colourful details:
Maniye is, like Urzana before him, called a mountain dweller (
have been pitched at the foot of Mount KUR.A-na-ra and Mount KUR.Up-pa, and Sennacherib is carried up
into the mountains, where none of his royal predecessors are said to have set foot before him, on a sedan chair;
Maniye's palace is looted and the spoils transported off to Assyria, as are people, donkeys, cattle and sheep
captured from 33 settlements which are destroyed
. The relief shows in front of a massive mountain range the
city of Ukku; it is without fortifications but the buildings are depicted as tower-like structures with small win-
dows, clustered together in three separate groups around an enormous building of a different sort, apparently
the royal palace mentioned in the inscriptions. The unusual texture given to the structure seems to indicate that
it is built out of enormous stone blocks. Also this building has several floors: it has three square gateways on
the ground level and several openings on the second floor but unfortunately the top part of the building is
broken away. The image conveys a type of architecture very different from the mud brick constructions of
Assyria but well suited for the harsh winters for which the region is known. Below the city, the Assyrian army
is depicted in three levels, carrying off horses and equipment; the lowest level, as far as preserved, shows
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Throne room = Room I, slabs 3. For Layard's original drawing (Or. Dr. IV, 4) see Russell 1991: 249 fig. 128 and Barnett, Bleibtreu
& Turner 1998: I 51, II pl. 32-33 no. 20-20b.
vines, a plant that thrives in these south-facing mountain flanks. The next relief slab in this sequence
the Assyrian soldiers in a mountain landscape with a great many trees, rounding up the fleeing Ukkeans who
are shown in various stages of collapse; the captives are led down to the Assyrian fort, depicted in the usual
style of that period. Neither reliefs nor inscriptions reveal anything about the fate of Maniye, king of Ukku;
did he manage to escape to Urartu as would seem likely? Did he eventually return to Ukku?
It is quite probable that king Maniye ruled Ukku already during the reign of Sargon when Sennacherib, as
the crown prince of Assyria, was closely involved in the affairs with the small northern states. Two of
Sennacherib's letters
to his king and father deal directly with the ruler of Ukku, who, as in all other texts
from that period, is not identified by name: in one letter he acts as a loyal ally should, to the Assyrian mind at
least, and reports on Urartu's crushing defeat at the hands of the Cimmerians but in the other letter, he is said
to pass on sensitive information to Urartu and to encroach on the rights of the ruler of nearby Arzabia, a policy
Sennacherib wants him to stop, volunteering himself as a negotiator. In other letters from Sargon's reign, Ukku
is seen to be in cahoots with Urartu, sending regular messengers
– and even the very same ones sent to
, clearly a security risk – to the enemy state, withholding information from Assyrian agents
trying to sway also Kumme's loyalty in Urartu's favour.
Sennacherib's experiences with Ukku in his time as
a crown prince may well have influenced his decision to invade the country in 679 but ultimately, this must be
seen in the context of Assyria's relationship with Urartu: by attacking Ukku, Sennacherib moved directly onto
Fig. 17.07. The city of Ukku: A.H. Layard's original drawing (British Museum, WAA, Or. Dr. IV, 3)
of Slabs 1-2 in Room I (the Throne Room) of Sennacherib's palace in Nineveh
(reproduced from Barnett, Bleibtreu & Turner 1998: vol. II pl. 31).
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Diakonoff & Kashkai 1981: 69 s.v. Qulm
Ezekiel 17:23; see Aubet 1993: 101 and Freedman (ed.) 2000: 236 s.v. Chilmad.
Grayson 1996: 144 A.0.102.73.
Anhitte delivered tribute to A
ssurnasirpal II at Tushan (modern Ziyaret Tepe): Grayson 1991: 202 A.0.101.1 ii 12; 243 A.0.101.17 ii
Note that this earliest attestation of Kullimeri in the Assyrian sources (so far thought to occur first in the Sargon letters, see Kessler
1995: 56) has hitherto been misread as URU.Has-me-tu. To mistake the sign kul = NUMUN for has = TAR is very easy and without colla-
tion of the original stone it is impossible to be certain whether Peter Hulin (1963) slightly distorted the sign or whether it is a genuine scribal
mistake as seems to be the case with the last sign, TU instead of RU, which at least bear sufficient resemblance to each other to account for
the confusion. The relevant section of the inscription is not visible in the published photographs.
Grayson 1996: 104 A.0.102.28 l. 44 'I marched to the land KUR.
Sub-re-e. Anhitti, the Subrian, abandoned his royal city URU.Kul-
(copy: tu) in order to save his life and entered the city URU.I-pu-me. I confined him to his city.'
The campaign is also reported, albeit
in less detail, in various other inscriptions, Grayson 1996: 36 A.0.102.6 ii 16-18; 45 A.0.102.8 ll. 11'-12'; 52 A.0.102.10 ii 9-12; 65
A.0.102.14 ll. 52-54; 75 A.0.102.16 ll. 26-27.
As suggested by Sarkisian 1989: 32, 80 (English summary) and – independently – by Kessler 1995: 57. In the absence of archaeo-
logical remains having been identified at Fum dating to the ninth to seventh centuries BC it is quite possible that the ancient Uppummu was
a different site in the vicinity perhaps the tell of Lice.
Borger 1956: 107: Gottesbrief iv 12-13; see Radner 2006: 63-64 no. 64 and no. 66.
As suggested by Kessler 1995: 57-58; see Parker 2001: 231-232 for the Iron Age results of Algaze's survey project.
the Urartian border yet the aggression does not seem to have resulted in any direct conflict between Urartu and
Assyria – but then, we only have the official inscriptions to account for this period, and were we to rely on only
this material also for the reign of Sargon, we wouldn't know anything about Ukku – or even Kumme.
Let us now leave the Lesser H
abur and the Greater Zab and turn to a kingdom on the banks of the Tigris
that is much better known to us,
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From the emoms content-some really great and educational entries…
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The 'Basic' Definition of Curtilage
So let's start off with the most basic understanding of your properties curtilage, that it is the area of land immediately around the property. It can include associated outbuildings but it is separate from any open fields beyond. When it comes to planning permission and permitted development rights, the determined size of your properties curtilage can have significant impacts on your proposals.
The determined size of your curtilage could have impacts on your proposals for outbuildings within your garden. For instance garden sheds, summer houses or even horse stables in your garden.
Domestic Curtilage and Permitted Development Rights
You may already be aware that with permitted development rights (PD) you can construct extensions and outbuildings under certain criteria. With regards to the properties curtilage, there is a specific condition that you cannot develop over 50% of the curtilage of the original dwelling house, excluding the ground area of the original house. Therefore how the local authority defines your curtilage is very important when building under PD rights.
The Use of Old Ordnance Survey (OS) Maps
So the original dwelling is determined on its footprint as of July 1st 1948. If your property was constructed after this date it is the footprint of how the property was first built. Determining the size of the original dwellings curtilage can be easier said than done. However, a common tool which I use and which your local authority will use is to review old OS maps. With regards to the original curtilage of the dwelling, an old OS map may be of assistance. It may provide evidence to reasonably conclude the size of the original properties curtilage.
The properties Planning Unit vs its Curtilage
Now, talking about this topic can get very confusing and very technical. That's not what I want these posts to be about. I want the 'average' person to get some idea of the challenges and issues that the planning system presents. My aim is to express how important the 'finer details' are to a developments success or failure.
It's often easier to use examples to explain a topic. Therefore below I'm going to provide a brief summary of a legal case from 2017 around the interpretation of a properties curtilage. You can read a far more in-depth review on the excellent blog by Martin Goodall.
Burford v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government and Test Valley Borough Council (2017)
Setting the Scene
In this case, the appellant had constructed an outbuilding on land which they interpreted to be within the curtilage of their dwelling. They had a Lawful Development Certificate (LDC) from their local authority to confirm that the land in question could be used for purposes incidental to the enjoyment of their dwelling-house. During the case, all parties agreed the land in question was part of the same 'planning unit' as the dwelling. Furthermore, the land could be used for purposes incidental to the dwelling.
On first impressions, the development would appear to be in compliance with the requirements of the General Permitted Development Order (GDPO). However, it was not agreed that the land on which the outbuilding was located was part of the original dwellings curtilage.
Not Part of the Original Dwellings Curtilage
The judge determined that the land in question was not part of the curtilage of the original dwelling. This was despite the Lawful Development Certificate for incidental residential use. The land in question appeared physically separate. Furthermore, prior to October 2014 it also appeared to be in use as a paddock. Therefore the judge determined that the outbuilding was therefore not lawful development under permitted development rights.
Curtilage Case Conclusions
So the case above makes it clear that just because you may believe ( or even have a LDC) for land to be used for residential purposes, it is not necessarily determined to be part of the curtilage of the original dwelling. It also shows the risks of proceeding with construction before the lawful status of development is established.
As stated on Martin's blog, the appellant should have submitted a LDC for the building itself. During that application, the local authority would confirm if they regarded the location as part of the original curtilage of the dwelling. If the applicant disagreed then they could have appealed against the refusal of the LDC. This case is also a good example of where pre-application planning advice from the local planning authority could have been useful before proceeding with development.
Planning Help Establishing your Properties Curtilage
If you wish to submit a planning application or lawful development certificate and you have questions around the size of the curtilage of your property please get in touch. We can discuss if the size of your curtilage is likely to be disputed by your local planning authority. We can also discuss the available evidence to reasonably conclude the size of the curtilage of your original dwelling. 🙂


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This edition of NewsRoom_Digest features 9 resourceful links of the day and the politics pulse from Monday 19th October.
Top stories in the current news cycle include the Prime Minister John Key hoping he will eventually make more progress for New Zealanders living in Australia and those caught up in tough new immigration rules, a proposal by the New Zealand Initiative to create special economic zones for regional economic development and new poll results showing strong support for keeping the existing flag rather than changing it for one of the five options on offer.
Note: As well as providing a precis of leading broadcast bulletins each day, our NewsRoom_Monitor service does a daily paper round with succinct 'news picks' from the main metropolitan papers emailed by 9am each morning. If you're interested in a free trial please email email@example.com
Media releases issued from Parliament by political parties today included:
Government:Appointment of Judge of the High Court; Data Futures group announced; Boring Waterview works complete: now to the fun part; Exciting new installations on the Avon; McCully to UN for Middle East debate; Ngā Tapuwae Western Front trails released; Plan to reduce childhood obesity
Greens: Greens' Deportation Complaint Stands After PM's Failure To Get Win For Kiwis; After failure of Turnbull meeting, what's the plan for NZ detainees?
Labour: Healthy school tuck shops needed; Discretion must be more than empty rhetoric
New Zealand First:Minister's Claim That 'Need For Social Houses Reducing' Is Total Rubbish; No Compassion For Kiwis With Cancer
NZ National Party:Tolley Ignores Serious Concerns At Youth Facility; MP welcomes tree back to Maungakiekie/One Tree Hill
Links of the day have been a feature of NewsRoom_Digest since we first started production in August 2014 at newsroom-nz.tumblr.com. We are currently building an archive of these at:http://newsroomplus.com/resources/resourceful-links/
BANKING OMBUDSMAN: Banks need to improve their online complaints information, the Banking Ombudsman Scheme says in its 2014-15 Annual Report released today. The 2014/2015 Annual Report is available at:https://bankomb.org.nz/ckeditor_assets/attachments/291/annual_report_2014-15.pdf
CHILDHOOD OBESITY: A comprehensive plan to reduce childhood obesity was announced today by the Ministry of Health. Further information about the Childhood Obesity Plan can be found at:
DATA FUTURES PARTNERSHIP: Government has named the working group responsible for leading the new Data Futures Partnership. Read more: http://www.datafutures.co.nz/
FLAG REFERENDUM POLL: The latest flag referendum poll conducted by UMR Research Limited is available at:http://umr.co.nz/sites/umr/files/umr_flag_referendum_-_october_2015_-_media_release.pdf
LGNZ FUNDING REVIEW: LGNZ's Local Government Funding Review 10-point plan which recommends a flexible regime to allow innovative ideas and approaches to be trialled in some areas to allow a policy to be tested in a location or region. Read more: http://www.lgnz.co.nz/home/our-work/our-policy-priorities/3.-sustainable-funding/local-government-funding-review/
NZ INITIATIVE REPORT: A report from The New Zealand Initiative, 'In the Zone: Creating a Toolbox for Regional Prosperity' proposes the setting up Special Economic Zones (SEZs) as a means of tailoring policy reform to regional needs, encouraging regional economic development, while also piloting policy changes before rolling them out to the entire country. The report can be downloaded at:http://nzinitiative.org.nz/site/nzinitiative/files/In%20the%20Zone%20WEB.pdf
NZ's WW1: A new interactive guide to New Zealand's First World War history on the Western Front is now available to download. More information about the Ngā Tapuwae New Zealand First World War Trails can be found at:
POLICE CONFERENCE: The Police Association is holding its 80th annual conference this week, from Wednesday 21 to Friday 23 October, at the James Cook Grand Chancellor Hotel, The Terrace, Wellington. See more:http://www.policeassn.org.nz/newsroom/publications/media-releases/firing-line-nz-police-association-conference-21-23-oct
REGIONAL AIR PLAN: As part of the Proposed Regional Air Plan for Southland, there are a number of rules to help improve air quality as segment of the Government's health-inspired National Environmental Standards for Air Quality (NES). Further information about the rules, airshed maps and tips on reducing the smoke from chimneys is available on: http://www.BreatheEasySouthland.co.nz.
And that's our sampling of "news you can use" for Monday 19th October.Brought to EveningReport by Newsroom Digest. –]]>


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Top Mobile App Development Trends that Will Matter in 2019
Mobile apps offer solutions to virtually any problem that we face at work or in everyday life. That is why they are even more necessary for business. So, commercial companies are starting to consider the possibility of investing in mobile app development as an important and necessary feature of their activities.
According to some estimates, the number of smartphone users will reach 2.5 billion by the end of 2019. A considerable part of them are your business's potential customers, and you cannot miss the chance to establish contact with them.
In this article, I have put together some of the most exciting and important mobile app development trends to keep your eye on in 2019 and beyond. If you understand them, you will be able to keep abreast of the market, introduce innovations faster, and probably be one step ahead of your competitors.
Top 7 Mobile App Development Trends to Watch Out for in 2019
I will not be distracted by technologies that have just appeared as their futures are still vague. Instead, let's look at the trends that we can very confidently consider really important for mobile app development this year and in the near future.
IoT Will Continue to Be Implemented Everywhere
Over the past two years, technologies based on the Internet of Things have made a big leap forward, primarily due to cloud computing and the availability of many compact sensors on the market used to address the most diverse of people's needs.
In 2019, IoT devices will spread even more rapidly, as IoT is entering into a successful symbiosis with wearable devices and geolocation technologies, stimulating the development of these industries in combination and individually.
An increasing number of IoT sensors can collect and share data practically without human interference. These circumstances may well change the rules of the game established in many markets.
On-Demand Apps Further Development
The "I want it all, here and now" model (an on-demand economy), which previously was applicable only for taxis and pizza delivery, is rapidly spreading to other areas connected with goods delivery and service provision. Currently, we are talking not only about a number of successful projects, but about the establishment of a whole new industry.
As examples, we can name apps for cleaning orders, grocery delivery, laundry and dry cleaning, pet care, etc. They aim at meeting people's daily needs and show good scaling potential. If you work in a similar niche, you should definitely pay attention to this trend.
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Beacons Technology
This technology is spreading rapidly due to its expanded possibilities of being applied to interaction with consumers, and due to dedicated apps available on the market. The miniature beacons, which communicate with customers' phones within a 50-meter radius, allow collecting data on people's movement and visit frequency, and sending them personalized push notifications.
There are quite a lot of tasks where we can use beacon systems:
- Carrying out contactless payments;
- Creating a heat map in a store or restaurant;
- Signing up for an event;
- Searching for lost things or abandoned luggage at the airport;
- Navigating inside large premises;
- Conducting interactive tours of a museum or a city;
- Tracking urban traffic flow, etc.
"Beyond the Screen" Applications
This new term hides the AR/VR technologies already familiar to many of us. They are no longer futuristic, and are becoming more and more widespread and accessible.
In 2019, we can expect their transition from a predominantly entertainment-based segment to more "serious" niches. Moreover, both the retail and e-commerce industries have to be at the top of the list.
According to Statista.com estimates, the AR/VR technologies global market will grow from $27 billion in 2018 to $200+ billion in 2022.
Machine Learning and AI
These are far from new directions, but their potential is still very wide, especially when used for solving highly specialized issues. Computational photography is a good example in this regard. As recently as 2018, manufacturers started actively using it in devices focused on a wide consumer market.
Virtual assistants (such as Google Assistant and Siri) or chatbots are other promising areas for machine learning and artificial intelligence systems. They replace real-life consultants when you need to solve all kinds of typical issues. They are able to react much faster than actual people and are available 24 hours a day.
However, there are also such promising and relevant techs as machine vision, audio and textual content analysis, predictive analytics, and others, which are based on machine learning and artificial intelligence as well.
Cloud Computing and Integration
Increased security, cost reduction, high performance, and smooth operation – these are the four main arguments for using cloud computing, which is powerful enough for almost any business.
The reliable data storage and uninterrupted access to it have never been as important as they are now. For enterprises, the main advantage of cloud technologies is their ability to integrate isolated services within complex systems. Therefore, it is likely that the future of mobile apps is inside the cloud.
Micro Apps for Narrow Tasks
Many developers strive to provide users with versatile products overloaded with unclaimed features and capabilities that no one needs. It looks like now we are witnessing a paradigm shift towards apps designed to solve one specific issue, which they carry out extremely well.
Here are some examples of tasks which that need micro application development:
- Viewing your account balance and tracking transactions;
- Creating a photo collage;
- Countdown timer;
- Speed test for the Internet;
- Tracking parcel delivery, etc.
We can implement this concept both when creating products aimed at wide markets and in the B2B segment.
Traditional mobile apps appeared some ten years ago, but, during that time, they have become an integral part of our lives. The mobile app development trends listed in this article will help you understand which direction to move in if you want to provide your users with more value and get more profit for your business.
Technology changes too fast to afford the luxury of neglecting it. 2019 will be even more interesting in this regard, and it looks like we are limited only by our imagination when it comes to developing a new product.
If you have something to add to this list, share your opinion in the comments section below!
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It's hotter than hell here on Long Island, in the nineties with what feels like 100% humidity. I'm finally finishing up a long-term freelance gig with daily deadlines. And I'm about to take a long-delayed camping vacation. That's why I've been silent here lately—I'm absolutely exhausted and my brain is fried!
Just thought you might want to know.
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The Connections Between Computer Use and Learning Outcomes in Students
The Connections Between Computer Use and Learning Outcomes in Students
Last fall, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development published its first-ever, and one of the largest-ever, international analyses of student access to computers and how that relates to student learning. (The OECD administers the PISA test, the world-famous international academic ranking.)
"Students who use computers very frequently at school do a lot worse in most learning outcomes, even after controlling for social background and student demographics."
In April, the research firm SRI published a report at the behest of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (which is a supporter of NPR Ed). It looked at college courses that are using so-called "adaptive learning" software as an enhancement to blended courses.
Finally, a study published in July looked at high-achieving eighth-graders across North Carolina who had the opportunity to take Algebra I online. The study found that they did much worse than students who took the course face-to-face — about a third of a letter grade worse, in fact.
Implementation is really important, yet it's often ignored.
Imperfect data and inadequate evaluation make it hard to understand or improve the use of ed-tech.
Computers are enhancing access. There's less evidence that they're enhancing learning.
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Doc Hammer "Neon Devil" CD / Digital Download
$5.00 - $8.00
Doc Hammer "Neon Devil" CD / Digital Download
$5.00 - $8.00
Here's a pretty spot on run down from METALNOISE.NET:
"..San Diego Hardcore Punks Doc Hammer have returned with "Neon Devil", 12 songs to inspire some serious drinking! The opening 10 seconds of it might make you think you're listening to a classic rock release from Aerosmith or something before it bursts into life like a Motorcycle hitting the freeway and letting the throttle out. "Hevy Drugz" is a blistering 55 seconds of rocket fuel that sets alight the blue touch paper and even throws in a solid breakdown mid-song. "Vamparty Diaries" takes the storytelling wordy lyrics of Everytime I Die vocalist Keith Buckley and goes toe to toe with the genre pioneers to describe the party animal lifestyle of excess while taking a moment to quote "All My Life" by the Foo Fighters with "Done done and I'm on to the next one" changed to "No tomorrow and it's on to the next one" repeated in style. The false ending bringing things back for an extended breakdown section and repeat line is like another track within the tune. "Wet Money" is a sub two minute burst of upbeat finger pointing that has the sing-a-long ability of the finer Cancer Bats tunes while "F.I.T.BA.P." slows things down for some staccato riffage and quirky Alternative Rock tones that wouldn't be out of place if they were conjured by Josh Homme. The slightly slurred vocals calling for self medication are wonderfully unhinged..."
Track listing
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Her career began when she auditioned for and won a place in Seduction, an R&B and dance vocal trio assembled by Robert Clivilles and David Cole and that signed with A&M Records in 1990. The group had several pop and dance hits, including "Two to Make It Right". After the group's breakup, Visage collaborated with freestyle dance act TKA as a guest vocalist on the song "Crash (Have Some Fun)".
In 1992, she provided lead vocals to another dance act assembled by Clivilles & Cole, The S.O.U.L. S.Y.S.T.E.M. song "Its Gonna Be a Lovely Day", a cover version of the Bill Withers song "Lovely Day", was included on the soundtrack to The Bodyguard and became a #1 dance single that year, peaking at #34 on the Billboard Hot 100 early the next year.
In 1996 Visage became the co-host of RuPaul's VH1 talk shows The RuPaul Show. She also co-hosted RuPaul on WKTU's morning show from 1996–2002. She has also hosted such television programming as VH1's red carpet coverage of the 1998 Grammys and, in 2002, Grease's 25th-anniversary re-release party.
Visage was co-host of The Jamz Session on Hot 92 Jamz (KHHT) in Los Angeles from 2002–2005. In 2005, she returned to New York City where she served as co-host of The Morning Mix on (WNEW-FM) until December 2006. During the latter part of 2006, she was also heard on Sirius Satellite Radio's The Beat 36 but left Sirius. On March 12, 2007, she became a co-host of the morning show on SUNNY 104.3 in West Palm Beach, Florida. On January 10, 2011, she joined 93.9 MIA in Miamias the host of the new MIA Morning Show on 93.9 MIA in Miami; she left Miami and WMIA in December 2011 and moved back to Los Angeles. On January 24, 2011, Visage debuted as the second permanent judge on the Logo TV's reality-television series RuPaul's Drag Race, where she replaced former judge Merle Ginsberg, after assassinating her with her tits. She was also on Celebrity Big Brother 15 and came 5th. She is now a judge on Ireland's Got Talent. In 2019, she was a contestant on the UK dance contest Strictly Come Dancing.
Memorable Quotes
- "Bitch, you're here!"
- "Stop relying on that body!"
- "Eloquent."
- "THEEESE are breasts!" - Michelle critiquing Alexis Mateo's costume in Season 3
- "I push up my boobs for Jesus."
- "And you get some boobs, and YOU get some boobs, AND YOU GET SOME BOOBS!!!"
- "My tits so high, they choking me."
- "Label Whore." -To Willam
- "I'm so fucking proud of you I could shit." -To Shangela
- "I'm not as old as you wanted to make me, bitch." -To Sharon Needles
- "I hate the Oprah Winfrey Network."
- "Square up, cunty." - To Jinkx Monsoon
- "Is that a prosthetic nose?"
- "Did you forget who you are? You're a boy wearin' a dress, bitch!" (From Johnny McGovern's "Hey Qween!")
- "*Finger wag* No." - To Kandy Ho, in Season 7, for having a contour that looked like a beard
- "No, no you talk like this! This is how you talk!" -To Laganja Estranja, in Season 6, for being fake and inauthentic during the comedy challenge
- "*While banging gavel* Order in the court! ORDER IN THE COURT!"
- "Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, or something like the truth, so help you Jon Bon Jovi?" -During Jersey Justice
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- "Watch your fucking language, you kiss your mother with that fucking mouth?" -To Monét X Change during Jersey Justice
- "Miss Vanjie..."
- "Don't worry Ru, I'll always be your breast Judy."
- "She's performing a solo act."
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Sunjay Kapoor
Dr. Kapoor joined the UBNS team in May of 2015. Dr. Kapoor is New York State licensed and board certified by the National board of Chiropractic Examiners.Graduating from D'Youville College in 2013 Dr. Kapoor received leading edge training in Chiropractic Medicine. He is committed to maintaining a healthy lifestyle and educating his patients on the same principles.
He believes that Chiropractic Manipulative Technique in combination with Soft Tissue Treatment is the best way for the human body to maintain its optimum level. Dr. Kapoor has extensive training in Graston Technique and MRT. He is also proficient with chiropractic rehabilitative protocols as well as physiotherapy modalities, such as electric stimulation (interferential) and ultrasound.
Dr. Kapoor is a conservative spine rehabilitation specialist focused on the detailed evaluation and treatment of spinal injuries such as motor vehicle accidents/whiplash injuries, work related injuries, headaches, sports related injuries, disc herniations, pre- and post-operative spinal care, and neurologic conditions that can be improved or managed by conservative therapy. He specializes in the treatment of golf related injuries along with providing golfers with exercises to help them reach the top of their game and has performed research in the benefits of chiropractic care as it pertains to the sport of golf.


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The Makinson Suite is a luxurious space that overlooks the 18th green of the world-famous Torrey Pines Golf Course, and offers breathtaking views of the California coastline. This spaciously sized guest room is over 1,100 square feet, including a bedroom separate from an adjoining parlor with ample sitting room and views of the golf course. The bedroom with a king-size bed and the parlor both have a fireplace with a 60-inch flat screen television above.
Room Amenities
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A passenger had a good laugh recording a man masturbating sitting in an empty row on a flight, while a woman lay on the seats just behind him.
The disturbing video, which was posted on LiveLeak, was captured in February in Brazil. The man who was recording the video was heard speaking in German and Russian, reported Daily Mirror.
There is no information yet regarding which flight the incident happened on and when it happened.
In the video, the man — dressed in a business suit, shirt, and glasses — was seen sitting on a window seat of the flight, while the other two seats in the row were empty. He was seen moving his hand rapidly under a blue blanket.
The person shooting the video was heard laughing and saying "keep going" in German.
The man, who appeared to be middle-aged, looked at the camera and then started looking at his own phone on his left hand. It seemed he wanted to avoid the whole situation.
Another incident of a sex act on flights came to light recently when a man was arrested for masturbating on a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Dhaka on March 3.
The 20-year-old man watched porn, stripped naked and started masturbating on board. He also tried to hug a female cabin crew member on more than one occasion.
"The disruptive passenger was accompanied by the Dhaka security team upon arrival and he has been put in jail by the authorities there," an airline spokesman was quoted as saying by New Strait Times.


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Date(s) - 08/22/2020
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Education Building - Dickerson Park Zoo
I want to be a Zooper Hero!
If you could have one super power, what would it be? Would you soar like an eagle? Would you have a stinger like a bee? Would you have strong claws like a sloth? All animals have their own special adaptations that help them survive. While humans might not be able to spread wings and fly, isn't it fun to imagine? Our curiosity journey will take us out on zoo grounds to visit some of our own zooper hero animals. Please dress for the weather and wear closed toe shoes. This is a child-only class.
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Happy Saturday and first day of September, friends! If you visited the blog earlier this week, you may have read in one of my posts that the girls went back to school on Monday! It was a pretty great week overall, but I'm really glad that it's the weekend, especially because it's a long one!
Tired as a Mother!
The girls have fallen right back into the school routine, but this Mom is beat! I'd love to spend the day catching up on some sleep, but I'm going to be catching up on laundry since our dryer died (again) last Sunday and we had to wait on a part to come in so Matt could fix it. Then, after some laundry, we will be heading to the field for R's first soccer game of the season! She's pretty excited and so are we!
Things Are About to Get WILD!
Tomorrow Matt is taking the girls to a birthday party at the zoo! I thought it would be nice for them to have some time to hang out without me since he always works and I always get to spend time with them. Plus, there is a small part of me that is enjoying the fact that he will get to experience bringing both girls to a birthday party.
Honestly, though our girls are so great and birthday parties aren't all that bad. However, when you are the one that takes the kids to a majority of the birthday parties throughout the year, knowing that there is one you won't have to attend is pretty darn fantastic.
The Extra Day...
So, Monday is our "extra" weekend day. There is nothing planned and I might just keep it that way. I know for sure we won't be able to visit the library or our favorite indoor trampoline park since both have announced they will be closed on Monday. If the weather is nice enough, maybe we'll pack a picnic and head to the park. Or, maybe we'll visit some waterfalls close to us that we've been wanting to see.
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Skies were partly cloudy over the Meshoppen Fair Grounds on Monday afternoon, and opening day of the six-day Wyoming County Community Fair looks mostly sunny with highs in the 70s and evening temps for fair-goers comfortable in the 60s.
Weather for the Wyoming County Fair has been uncharacteristically hot the past two years, but it looks as though participants, patrons and the animals will get a break this year, if not a few showers.
The trend into the first week of September is for average to slightly below average temperatures.
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Monday night's expected low: 50 (partly cloudy)
Tuesday – 70/50 cloudy
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Thursday – 75/49 (pm storms?)
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Interview: Monero Hardware Wallet Pioneer, Michael Schloh, and Kovri Lead Developer 'Anonimal'
A dedicated hardware wallet for Monero was first proposed in August 2017 and the project has now been set in motion. With the goal of 996 XMR reached (worth around $97,608 at the time of writing) thanks to contributions from 39 individuals, Michael Schloh von Bennewitz will deliver a printed circuit board, which will form the foundation of an independent hardware wallet. Built by the Monero community for the Monero community.
The Forum Funding System (FFS) allows users to donate to projects that they support and think will benefit the Monero ecosystem without having to go down the road of raising funds using the increasingly scrutinized Initial Coin Offerings (as it seems Raiden is doing, the scaling upgrade for Ethereum).
Schloh brings 15 years experience in software and telecommunications to the table, as well as his knowledge and experience from running training sessions at Black Hat and producing hardware in his circuits lab and privacy sensitive software development. His proposal was commended by the community for its transparency, detail and vision, serving as an example for anyone in the future who wants to make an improvement to Monero through the FFS.
With the recent mobile wallet release making it to the Google Play store and an anticipated integration of XMR into Ledger's hardware wallets (and potentially Trezor in the future), many people may wonder whether there is a need for a hardware wallet dedicated to Monero. The community engaged in a lively discussion of its merits and drawbacks, but the main reason seems to be clear. The hardware wallet companies that exist in the space at present are not fully aligned with the goals and principles of the community.
A unique, exclusive hardware wallet will be a key differentiator for the privacy-oriented cryptocurrency. We will first get a glance of this product at prototype demonstrations at two events (34C3 and FOSDEM) during late 2017/early 2018. By June 2018, the product will be released to alpha testers, while the official release is slated for August in conjunction with Black Hat and DefCon.
To find out more, BTCManager spoke to Michael Schloh von Bennewitz and 'Anonimal,' lead developer of Kovri and the man instrumental into bringing Michael's expertise on board.
How Did You Both Get Involved with Monero?
Michael: I'm in the Monero thing about three months now, the first time I heard about it was from my Hack Miami buddies. As I cruised the DefCon halls, it came out there were Monero folks on the 21st or 22nd floor, having a meeting. Okay let's call it for what it was, namely a party. I spoke to quite a few Monero folks then, including anonimal who was very encouraging in getting involved.
Reverse four years to the first Bitcoin conference in San Jose, that's when I met folks like Gavin, Charlie Shrem, and Mike Hearn. Didn't really make a lasting impression, but opened the world of cryptocoins to me.
Now, I want to go deeper, and recognize there's not many who know hardware design. So I'm filling that gap by constructing a bunch of gear, starting with the dedicated hardware wallet.
Anonimal: I first got involved with Monero in the fall of 2015. At that time, I had stumbled upon an abandoned project with a poorly maintained codebase called i2pd. I met fluffypony and, after a few meetings with community contributors (Monero and Java I2P), fluffypony and I forked the project and subsequently created Kovri. I can't begin to tell you the amount of drama that ensued. It's an article in itself!
Michael, What Personally Inspired You to Take the Time and Effort to Submit the Proposal?
Michael: My involvement with the Tor project, use of cryptocurrency, development with secure hardware, and dislike of the current financial environment has made me embrace Monero.
Specifically about this hardware wallet project, I was recently doing hardware work with secure elements and want to continue working with them. I also want to stamp Monero's name on some hardware in order to give Monero a higher profile.
Let's see if I'm correct that so many people ignore cryptocurrencies until they have a piece of hardware in their hands and start learning to use it. This and other questions or guesses led me to start the project, in order to find out what the answer is.
Anonimal, Would You say that the Hardware Wallet has a Similar Purpose to Kovri, since it is getting around a Single Point of Failure? (Tor in the case of hiding IP, only a handful of hardware wallet companies to crack?)
Anonimal: Yes, absolutely. There are no hardware engineers involved in Monero development that I know of. But I'm certain more will rear their heads as Monero grows. Michael is really an innovator in this area. This is just one reason why I was thrilled to hear about his ideas at DefCon.
Michael: Also, did you know that Anonimal and I share a for data leaking systems? Like anything that by default requires you to deliver parts of your personality or identity is a nightmare for us.
Anonimal: Let's expand on Michael's comment on data leakage; that is another pleasure-point for creating this hardware wallet. People can be more involved in the development process and keep an eye out for backdoors and what not.
So in the Crypto Space, it is more of a Desired/Scarce Skillset then?
Michael: The risk is that folks don't jump on board and do contributions to the hardware design code base.
Anonimal: For me, it's hard to say but yes I think hardware skillset is scarce in the cryptocurrency community purely by the fact that cryptocurrency is still "young." But honestly, I'm not an expert in that particular area. For example, rpi and 96boards have reached a massive global audience, and I doubt many of them know more about cryptocurrency. So the interest in hardware tinkering is at least there, in my humble opinion.
Why is the Dedicated Hardware Wallet Needed?
Michael: A hardware wallet is simply a physical appliance that stores cryptocurrency. If software wallets could be trusted to do the job, hardware ones wouldn't be needed.
Hardware wallets are only really cold when the data cable is unplugged (USB). Imagine a hardware wallet that just does the same thing as the software ones, and get's its energy from the USB cable. It's online and hot, as well as being vulnerable. The dedicated Monero wallet tries to mitigate or even completely avoid those two things.
Right, Similar to How Paper Wallets are Vulnerable When Spending or Importing?
Michael: That's probably right, because for a moment the key goes from paper to the software's memory. Some hardware wallet designs do this too, for a variety of reasons. They are completely respectable, but we want more… We want that key to never leave the paper, so to speak.
And How is this Achieved?
Michael: Some secure elements support us in this goal. If we get what we want (which is only possible to know after lengthy research) then the seed and or key will never leave the secure element. All crypto will occur inside the SE, like the controlling logic will say 'SE please tell me if this transaction X is valid' and the SE will calculate… instead of saying 'SE please deliver the private key so I can calculate the validity on my own in unsafe SRAM memory.'
A BTCManager reader might better understand that companies like Apple call their SE 'secure enclave' and that there is considerable benefit to using them properly.
I'm excited about learning how the variety (ST, TI, Atmel, NXP, Nordic, ARM…) of manufacturers all try to make a better SE. And what they truly offer. For example, Atmel allows the developer to write a piece of code that when the user (who buys the wallet) clicks a button, will actually blow fuses in the SE. This is useful for protecting a seed or private key, for example. And after that only the SE can tell if a given transaction is valid, because only it has access to the key.
Anonimal: it sounds reasonable in the sense that there are use-cases for such a feature, but ensuring that data is truly destroyed when the fuse is blown; can that be proven?
Michael: I'm quite confident that the fuse blowing system works, but there are people who decapsulate IC chips and then run electron microscopy. There is probably no absolute defense against that. I'm trying to get further along the line with an experimental super capacitor 48V frying system that's even worse than a blown fuse. We'll see if this idea works though.
The good news is that our design will probably be cheaper than the typical products, so if someone buys our wallet for half the price and decides to destroy it, they can pull out their 'spare copy' at the end of the flight and all is well or the one they left back home. Similar to what you can do with Yubikeys, there's always two backup copies.
Your Proposal States, "a private key in a real (with lock features secure element means that even rogue firmware cannot access the key…" Can You Explain this a bit for the 'Man in the Street'? So Rogue Firmware can Affect Trezor, KeepKep, Ledger, etc.?
Michael: There are other designs which are well defended but because they are closed source it's impossible to verify their claims. In other cases, some designs use no secure element at all. It's strange to me to believe that their bootloader/firmware/secrets chain is well protected. I'm not really decided, but it seems like a no brainer to use a secure element for doing crypto in hardware.
A BTCManager reader should consider if their hardware wallet becomes infected with rogue firmware, if the thing that executes that firmware (the bootloader) will know it. And assuming the rogue firmware gets executed, if yet another line of defense is there. Like to stop it from getting the user's private key and uploading to the Internet. The private key is no different than having an ATM card and PIN for your only bank account in the world. Very risky.
"That's a nutshell reason for taking a very close look at what a hardware wallet claims and what is verifiable that it delivers. But let's not forget that nearly all vendors of hardware wallets are doing an excellent job in their field."
Right, But You Are Just Identifying an Improvement?
Michael: Hard question. An improvement would be if a hardware wallet design does not contain a secure element and is not benefiting from this decision. Then putting one in is a definite improvement. Some are not including a secure element because of nasty conditions that a company might attach to selling or using their secure element. Stuff like NDAs which mean 'this code can now no longer live on GitHub.'
The most popular hardware wallet designs today have either benefitted from not integrating a SE, or have done so and signed NDAs (it's assumed) but also benefitted. That's why I said that all hardware designs, while being different from each other, are doing a good job in their field.
Anonimal: Are there any open hardware initiatives/projects that you know of which you could one day re-design the wallet around?
Michael: Yes, it's the smart thing to do. Clone a few of the better designs, research, combine the best breed of what passes muster in Monero world, and then little by little our design will diverge and depart so much it becomes unrecognizable with time.
"It's looking like the dedicated Monero hardware wallet will be one of the first designs that both 'sticks to open source hardware terms' and 'integrates one or more strong secure element circuits.'"
Michael, Your Proposal is Fully Funded. Once the Project is Complete, There is Much More Work To Do. What will be the Plan following Completion of Your Project?
Michael: The project is ambitious, and after it concludes we will study which parts got extended or removed and why. It's time for reflection then, but also for hope. You know why? It's built into the proposal.
Namely, one of the requirements is 'extendability' which in our world means that groups like Globee, RingCT, Kovri, Monero itself, can take the design and make it their own.
How Much Time Have You Put into this Project?
Michael: I've spent a solid month planning, looking at what's feasible for a single nerdy guy in six months, and what could possibly go wrong. It's been almost full time for a few weeks.
The Proposal Mentioned a Demonstration at 34C3, the Hacker's Event in Leipzig, Germany starting December 27, 2017?
Michael: We have some momentum built on 34C3 already, even earlier at the CCC event 'Datenspuren' in Dresden during October. Readers might like to know that as far as we know there is no Ethereum or other cryptocurrency folk there at 34C3. Just Monero and Bitcoin.
Any Final Thoughts/Comments?
Michael: The design delivers both a secure element and open source hardware. In other words, the Monero dedicated hardware wallet is 'bodacious,' where 'bodacious' is a combination of bold and audacious.
And a question for your readers to think about:
"Does adding an ambitious project (mathematical, physical, software, or hardware) to a community's work… build new bridges or break the community's back?"


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From the Marble Mountains to the Son Tra Peninsula, here is the ultimate list of the best things to do in Da Nang, Vietnam.
A city on Vietnam's Central Coast beside the South China Sea, Danang (Da Nang) was a French colonial port, then a US airbase during the Vietnam War. In recent years, Danang has shaken off its military past, becoming a vibrant, brash, modern city that is not only the fastest-growing but was also recently voted the most liveable in Vietnam.
1. Best day tour
Ba Na Hill
Ba Na Hills is a French colonial resort town in the cool hills above Danang, where the temperature can drop to 20 degrees or lower. With a temple, fantasyland castle, hotel, train station (Gare Morin) and alpine rollercoaster, it sits at the top of the world's longest and highest non-stop cable car ride. The five-kilometre trip to 1,500 metres above sea level takes about 20 minutes and costs US$25 (about A$34).
2. Best museum
Central Vietnam was once the centre of the Cham Kingdom, which included Cambodia and parts of Laos. The tiny Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture is the only museum in the world dedicated to Champa culture. It houses the largest collection of Cham art in the world – more than 2,000 sculptures, including artifacts from My Son. Entry is only VND40,000 (less than A$2.50).
3. Best views
The hills of Nui Son Tra (dubbed Monkey Mountain by US soldiers) with its Lady Buddha, a 27m-high statue that towers over Danang, provides a great view over the coast. A former strategic military area, Son Tra Peninsula was once called "God's eye of Indochina" because the American military used it during the Vietnam War.
Other great views include: from the Ba Na Hills cable car over jungle rainforest; the Marble Mountains, five limestone outcrops that are home to pagodas and caves containing Buddhist shrines.
4. Best beach
Many new hotels and resorts are springing up on the sparkling white-sand beaches along Danang's coastline. The entire China Beach (Non Nuoc) strip to the southwest of the city is now one big resort strip. My Khe is also very popular.
5. Best place to stay
The new Naman Retreat has some eye-catching style with a giant central "drum" (a bamboo building shaped like a Vietnamese drum), bamboo architecture and its wave villas (grass-covered, corrugated concrete bunkers) on the beachfront. It's the work of Vietnamese architect Vo Trong Nghia, known for his sustainable green designs. The beach and pool villas are only 500 metres from Montgomerie Golf Links.
6. Best sight
Han River
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Several spectacular bridges spanning the Han river are illuminated at night with ever-changing colourful displays. The most spectacular is the new Rong ("Dragon") Bridge, a 666 metre-long, six-lane bridge that breathes out fire and water. The best view is from the water on a river cruise that also affords spectacular views of other illuminated buildings along the foreshore. Along with the giant Sun Wheel, one of the largest in the world, it is now the most striking landmark of the new Danang.
7. Best famous dishes
Traditional foods in Da Nang are seafood, spring rolls and cao lau (the traditional food of the area) which differs from typical Vietnamese noodle dishes because it has no soup, like the better-known pho. 4U Restaurant on My Khe beach is famous for its seafood dishes. Or try Danang local specialties at one of three Tran restaurants in the city (dacsandanangtran.com.vn). Red Bridge Cooking School runs half- or full-day cooking courses at its restaurant by the river on the outskirts of Hoi An.
8. Best resort on the outskirts of Danang
The sophisticated Nam Hai offers 60 one-bedroom and 40 pool villas over 35 hectares on Ha My Beach between Danang and Hoi An. It really put the Central Coast on the radar of luxury travellers when it opened in 2006. Its architecture is inspired by feng shui and the resort boasts three swimming pools, a luxury spa and a calming lotus pond.
9. Best restaurants
A great place to try a modern twist on Vietnamese is the Australian-owned Waterfront on Bach Dang Street alongside the river. So, too, is Memory Lounge Bar & Restaurant, which floats on the Han River. Also recommended: Hay Hay, the restaurant at the Naman, and Ca Chuon Co seafood restaurant on the beach at Accor's new Premier Village.
10. Best coffee
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Vietnam grows very good coffee. Try it at Danang Souvenirs & Café, 34 Bach Dang Street, or at Rafew Cafe at 58 Hoang Van Thu Street, Hai Chau.
Hope you have interesting travel in Da Nang!
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Witbank community members march to South 32 offices to hand over memorandum
About 700 community members from Witbank in Mpumalanga have gathered at James and Ethel park, in Melrose north of Johannesburg, on Friday morning.
They will be marching to South 32 offices in Melrose Arch.
Sam Masango, a provincial South African youth council in Mpumalanga, said they will hand over a memorandum of demands and grievances to the management of South 32.
"Last month, it was announced that Seriti resources have entered into an exclusive contractual negotiations to acquire South 32's SA energy coal business. The deal between the two is unfair and was a secret to us as the community of Witbank. The deal is not inclusive with the community of Mpumalanga and in that case the deal should be shared 50/50," Masango said.
Masango said the aim is to stop operations at South 32 offices to make sure their demands are met.
Community members who arrived in seven buses wore t-shirts written: "Unbundle the deal for fairness" and "South 32 must fall."
Community member Odwa Mbobo, 35, said all they want is to be included in the deal.
"Most people in my area are unemployed, but these mine bosses are hiring people from outside Mpumalanga. We want to be ensured that our families will benefit from this deal," he said.
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