terra-cotta for the blaze.we are performing an engineering analysis we realized thatterra coda enters with less wait and will change the strum turfor the building. there are limitations and the span available and would introduce additional support as a result would increase it further. we are proposing to use limnumb blades. -- aluminum playeds. we are using terra-cotta. we are very focused on that. we will be creating samples of the materials to make sure that they are meeting the materiality standards that we established. that addresses that. i believe the question involves the structure of the building being visible. the answer is, no, the addition is offset from the show. it is not be visible through the penetration on the ground level. it will not be visible at the addition except for maybe at night when the building is illuminated internally you would be able to see shadows of can concrete columns. the color is 50 stanford building is intentionally different. these buildings are touching each other, they

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he's the one who has the terra-cotta army. >> oh, okay. that's interesting.bring up a good subject, he tried to keep it away from the masses, this is another thing i've see through your book, censorship is kind of a class struggle k, the haves vers the riffraff, people didn't want to share stuff with. church, pornography, what really blew it apart was the printing press. is that right? >> absolutely. we could go into the. one, censorship doesn't work. so then what do you do? if you're moving things, what you are most concerned about is channeling knowledge and ideas rather than suppressing them. when books were written manuscripts, there weren't that many books to go around they were difficult. all of a sudden in the ruling classes, it became available to everybody. in a few decades, the catholic church index, censorship laws repeatedly and the whole thing was keep knowledge away from the masses, keep them ignorant, keep them docile and that has been a main preoccupation. >> i'm thinking what they call a streisand affect, i have heard of best and can explain

the elixir of life that the truth is chinese poetry lost -- lasted in he's the one who has the terra-cotta army and he was buried with that. >> oh okay that's interesting. you bring up a good subject that he tried to keep it away from the masses and this is another theme i see throughff your book treats censorship as a class struggle the haves versus the riffraff people that they do want to share stuff with from churchch pornography and what really blew this apart was the printing press. is that right? >> absolutely. i can talk about that or we can into it inwo questions. one censorship doesn't work there's always the idea so what do you do with it? if you are in the upper class what you are most concerned about is channeling knowledge and shambling ideas rather than police suppressing them so when books were just in written manuscripts there was self-censorship. there weren't that many books to go around. they were expensive and it was blown all a blown all apart. all of a sudden what was exclusive progress the ruling classes became available to everyone instantly, well instantly in 16th

at the airfield continues to attack us and now they have our equipment and vehicles, two for the terra-cotta. .eric: here to the operatives, listen. >> make the mistake, nobody is right in saying that we have them, so we don't have to worry about ices day anymore, that is the case as i said earlier, the threat is still active and still dynamic and were still laser focus on that and force protections and we are thinking for a minute that what happened yesterday, it is in the claire. not in a minute but do we believe that we had valid targets for the bad guys who can do bad things to plan bad missions, absolutely even if you predict. .eric: we will still have what they call over the horizon capability even after today do you think that will be enough to camp down on isis-k will we be able to control any of this. guest: it could under bold leadership and strong leadership like we had in her president trump but not under the leadership that we currently have. sue and what about president trump and with the call this interview, he is the one who agreed to let 5000 tell a man numbers out of prison