Question: Write an essay discussing how blockchain innovations are reshaping the financial industry. Respond in 56 sentences.

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Blockchain technology was one of this past years biggest stories. For example, Bitcoin, the pioneer of cryptocurrencies, closed out 2017 at nearly $15,000 . As Bitcoin’s popularity has grown, more blockchain innovations and cryptocurrencies have emerged from the shadows. Now, it’s nearly considered mainstream. Since then, investors and fund managers have flocked to blockchain for fintech .
However, blockchain is more than just something to drive digital assets. That’s why financial professionals need to pay attention to how their industry is changing. Now, here are five ways blockchain innovations will reshape the financial system.
First, one of blockchain’s most exciting applications is its ability to facilitate financial transactions in a very different way compared to legacy financial systems like credit card traditional payment processors. Recently, the rise of cryptocurrency technology has turned cryptocurrency into viable currency.
Right now, over $500 billion in cryptocurrency exists. Yet, current owners have limited ways to spend them. One startup, OPEN Platform , is fixing this problem. They’ve created a payment solution for application developers. As such, developers can easily integrate and enable their application to accept cryptocurrency as payment.
Second, the biggest upside for using blockchain is system integrity. Cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology eliminate the need for middlemen. Hence, it’s these middlemen that tend to overcomplicate payments and charge expensive fees on top of large transactions. As such, the very design of blockchain lends itself to security.
Blockchain is a decentralized ledger. Therefore, transactions are not visible to any person besides the two parties engaging in the asset transfer. Also, crypto wallets are essentially immune to fraud due to their complexity and uniqueness. Hence, it’s difficult to steal assets. The assets become invulnerable to forgery.
For example, the Internet of Services Foundation has created a scalable blockchain infrastructure for the future of online business. Its high throughput processing and security offer an intriguing alternative from cryptocurrency mainstays like Bitcoin and Ethereum. To date, these cryptocurrencies have been unable to scale for mass adoption. The Internet of Services Foundation’s token, IOST, has clearly caught the eye of global blockchain enthusiasts. At times, daily trading volume at reaches $200 million.
Third, for those interested in commercial finance, blockchain’s applications in cross border transactions are particularly exciting. One of the main advantages of cryptocurrencies to fiat currencies is their ability to be sent across borders without any fees. For example, money transfers can be conducted between any two locations in the world. All users need is a connection to the Internet.
Therefore, Blockchain technology has the potential to offer a more secure experience than traditional wire services. Additionally, users avoid conversion fees between currencies. Small online businesses can also conduct transactions easier than ever. That’s because cryptocurrencies avoid the need for currency conversions that cost both parties significant amounts of money.
Fourth, large banks are already beginning to develop infrastructures to support the new assets and payment systems based in the blockchain. In June 2017, a group of seven of Europe’s largest banks formed a blockchain consortium. Forming the consortium was necessary for simplifying payments. Therefore, the result has been advantageous for small and medium enterprises across national borders.
Now, there are many benefits to going paperless and eliminating the need for many brick and mortar establishments. Also, banks can offer faster, easier, and cheaper transactions for their customers. Hence, using blockchain innovations will create transactions that are a fraction of current costs.
Recently, the consortium has indicated more European banks have plans to join in 2018. As the European consortium grows, it wouldn’t be surprising to see other banks around the world engaging in similar activities.
Fifth, blockchain’s most interesting application is the potential to offer systems where users can automate payments and optimize their finances. For example, by using embedded smart contracts on blockchain ledgers, financial institutions can easily and efficiently collect insurance and mortgage payments. Therefore, the result would mean more on-time payments. Also, consumers could spend less time organizing their finances.
Now, blockchain technology continues to grow in popularity. Hence, it will be important to monitor how its applications will affect all industries. Already, the rise of cryptocurrencies have already attracted investors and financial institutions. Now, the financial industry is poised to gain the most immediate impact from blockchain innovations.
Today, there are smarter blockchain networks, better cryptocurrencies, and improved infrastructures in development by a variety of companies and groups. Moving forward, blockchain technology is set to completely reshape the financial industry as early as the next decade.


Question: Tell me something about Joan Cather. Respond in 3 sentences.

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Joan Cather (1882-1967) was a suffragette, awarded a Hunger Strike Medal, 'For Valour' and a Holloway brooch for imprisonment in the cause of women's rights to vote, and also as protest refused to take part in the 1911 British Census.
Born Joan Waller in 1882, she married John Leonard Cather in 1908. Her husband was a former Royal Navy Lieutenant and on leaving the service became by 1911 Census, a Motor Body Builder.


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Question: Describe the potential problems with Senate bills that would waive privacy rights in the name of cyber security. Respond in 42 sentences.

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Imagine you are the target of a phishing attack: Someone sends you an email attachment containing malware. Your email service provider shares the attachment with the government, so that others can configure their computer systems to spot similar attacks. The next day, your provider gets a call. It’s the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and they’re curious. The malware appears to be from Turkey. Why, DHS wants to know, might someone in Turkey be interested in attacking you? So, would your email company please share all your emails with the government? Knowing more about you, investigators might better understand the attack.
Normally, your email provider wouldn’t be allowed to give this information over without your consent or a search warrant. But that could soon change. The Senate may soon make another attempt at passing the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act, a bill that would waive privacy laws in the name of cybersecurity. In April, the US House of Representatives passed by strong majorities two similar “cyber threat” information sharing bills. These bills grant companies immunity for giving DHS information about network attacks, attackers, and online crimes.
Sharing information about security vulnerabilities is a good idea. Shared vulnerability data empowers other system operators to check and see if they, too, have been attacked, and also to guard against being similarly attacked in the future. I’ve spent most of my career fighting for researchers’ rights to share this kind of information against threats from companies that didn’t want their customers to know their products were flawed.
But, these bills gut legal protections against government fishing expeditions exactly at a time when individuals and Internet companies need privacy laws to get stronger, not weaker.
Worse, the bills aren’t needed. Private companies share threat data with each other, and even with the government, all the time. The threat data that security professionals use to protect networks from future attacks is a far more narrow category of information than those included in the bills being considered by Congress, and will only rarely contain private information.
And none of the recent cyberattacks — not Sony, not Target, and not the devastating grab of sensitive background check interviews on government employees at the Office of Personnel Management — would have been mitigated by these bills.
None of this has stopped private companies from crowing about their need for corporate immunity, but it should stop Congress from giving it to them. We don’t need to pass laws gutting privacy rights to save cybersecurity.
These bills aren’t needed and aren’t designed to encourage sharing the right kind of information. These are surveillance bills masquerading as security bills.
Instead of removing (non-existent) barriers to sharing — and undermining American privacy in the process — Congress should consider how to make sharing worthwhile. I’ve been told by many entities, corporate and academic, that they don’t share with the government because the government doesn’t share back. Silicon Valley engineers have wondered aloud what value DHS has to offer in their efforts to secure their employer’s services. It’s not like DHS is setting a great security example for anyone to follow. OPM’s Inspector General warned the government about security problems that, left unaddressed, led to the OPM breach.
And there’s a very serious trust issue. We recently learned that the NSA is sitting on the domestic Internet backbone, searching for foreign cyberthreats, helping the FBI and thinking about how to get authority to scan more widely. You can see the lifecycle now. Vulnerable company reports a threat to DHS, NSA programs its computers to search for that threat, vulnerable company’s proprietary data gets sucked in by FBI. Any company has to think at least twice about sharing how they are vulnerable with a government that hoards security vulnerabilities and exploits them to conduct massive surveillance.
Cybersecurity is a serious problem, but it’s not going to get better with Congress doing whatever it politically can instead of doing what it should. It’s not going to get better by neutering the few privacy protections we have. Good security is supposed to keep your information safe. But these laws will make your private emails and information vulnerable. Lawmakers have got to start listening to experts, and experts are saying the same thing. Don’t just do something, do the right thing. And if you can’t do the right thing, then don’t do anything at all.


Question: Provide an update on new RPG products available from DriveThruRPG.

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Now available in PDF from DriveThruRPG: Hundred Devils Night Parade part 10: Dream Hawk and Nameless Wretch for Exalted 3rd Edition!
The Dream Hawk and Nameless Wretch are fantastic additions to your Exalted game.
Also available in PDF: Adversaries of the Righteous part 5: Eska of the Seven Blades!
The full Trinity Continuum core rulebook has been previewed, and the first five parts of the Æon book has been previewed. The final part, Setting Secrets, gets posted tomorrow.
The 1E Bundle has added Hidden Agendas, Luna Rising: Psi Order ISRA & Luna Sourcebook, America Offline: Psi Order Orgotek & FSA Sourcebook, Terra Verde: Psi Order Norça & Sudamérica Sourcebook, Shattered Europe: Psi Order Æsculapians & Europe Sourcebook, Stellar Frontier: Psi Order Upeo wa Macho & Extrasolar Space Sourcebook, Aurora Australis: Psi Order Legions & Austronesia Sourcebook. That’s 16 PDFs for $15!
Vampire: The Masquerade: Chronicles of the Blood Moon 2: GHOULS!
Vampire: The Masquerade: Les Chroniques de la Lune de Sang 2: GOULES!
That first link takes me to a W20 supplement.
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Question: Respond in 4 sentences. How was the Karol Bagh Lok Sabha constituency formed?

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Karol Bagh Lok Sabha constituency was a Lok Sabha (parliamentary) constituency in the Indian National Capital Territory of Delhi. This constituency came into existence in 1961. It was abolished after the recommendations of the Delimitation Commission were approved by the presidential notification on 19 February 2008. This constituency was reserved for the candidates belonging to the scheduled castes.


Question: Tell me about Nendoroid Mikudayo.

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During Anime Central those who were lucky enough to come got a chance to see Nendoroid Mikudayo in person! After the event I got to take her for a bit and play around with her before her official release! She’s a cutie pie! I always get asked “What’s your favorite figure?” and it’s always the hardest question to answer. But lately I feel like I can confidently say it’s Mikudayo!
I was even lucky enough to meet Mikudayo in person along with wooser at the last Winter Wonfes 2013!
Since its Mikudayo she doesn’t come with many option parts but really you don’t need many when playing with her! She has an extra hand to give you a lollipop! The lollipop is based on actual Japanese candy! For a while in japan they sold them with Mikudayo on the bag! I don’t remember their name off the top of my head but they are very yummy and iconic Japanese candy!
With limited option parts instead of giving you extra hands we’ve made Mikudayo’s arms very posable! To recreate true Mikudayo she doesn’t bend her arms but simply waves them around! Here she just wants to give you a big hug!
Mikudayo can even direct traffic for you!
To give Mikudayo her iconic look of a large head without making her head too large they made her cheeks rounder and a little wider. Mikudayo on the left with Saber’s angry face on the right. You can see the hollowed out portion to have her head fit perfectly on her body!
Nendoroid Mikudayo will be coming into your homes soon! If you haven’t had a chance to order her check out our partner shops to place an order!
You know, she actually could pass for one of those airport landing strip traffic controllers. Instead of one of those light wands, she can use the lollipop!
Will Mikudayo’s face pieces be swappable with other Nendos? Or does the difference at the neck joint make it awkward?
It’s a little awkward due to the hollow point on her face plate. Here she is with Saber’s Face and here she is with Yukata Miku‘s face. They fit but it sits strangely on the head. You’d have to adjust her neck to get it at a sweet spot.
…I need her in my life.


Question: Explain the importance of the changes the Colts have made surrounding Andrew Luck.

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Andrew Luck is throwing again, and the Indianapolis Colts finally have surrounded their damaged young quarterback with the proper coach and GM.
INDIANAPOLIS – Finally, the Indianapolis Colts are doing right by Andrew Luck.
Took them five or six years of negligence to get here, and the neglect started at the top, with owner Jim Irsay pushing out Peyton Manning after the 2011 season because he wanted to draft Andrew Luck, the child prodigy from Stanford – and then gave that child prodigy a kindergarten teacher for a coach.
No more. The corrections started at the top and have trickled down. Irsay in 2017 replaced general manager Ryan Grigson, a former offensive lineman who tried to improve Luck’s protection but flailed about for five years and made it worse, with Chris Ballard. The new GM is so serious about protecting Luck that he picked a guard (Quenton Nelson of Notre Dame) in the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft. And the second round (Braden Smith of Auburn). The Colts’ offensive line room is the deepest it has been since Luck arrived, so deep that solid young pro Joe Haeg finds himself at fourth string.
Ballard replaced Chuck Pagano, a big-hearted but defensive-minded and decidedly old-school meathead of a coach, with Frank Reich. It might not have been the sole reason behind the hire – though I suspect it was – but Reich played the same position as Luck and played it well enough, and intelligently enough, to last 14 years as an NFL backup.
Finally, Luck is speaking the same language as his coach. And his offensive coordinator. Plus his quarterbacks coach, who happens to be his head coach, but you probably knew that: Frank Reich is Luck’s position coach.
What does it mean? Here’s a word: Everything.
For years Luck has been a salmon swimming upstream in the Colts’ building, playing for a head coach who constantly referred to him as “the quarterback” – it always jarred me that in Pagano’s mind, Adam Vinatieri was “Vinny," Darius Butler was “D-Buts,” and Andrew Luck was “the quarterback” – and playing for offensive coordinators and QB coaches who were hired because they were someone’s buddy (Pep Hamilton and Rob Chudzinski), or someone’s son (Brian Schottenheimer). Meatheads, all of them.
Luck is throwing publicly for the first time in eight months, and until we see him playing an actual game it remains possible to wonder if he ever will, but the Colts finally have surrounded this quarterback genius with the right instructors.
Starts with Reich, whose connection to Luck runs immediately, impossibly deep. Put it like this: Three weeks ago Luck was beginning to ramp up his throwing regimen – from tennis balls to weighted balls – when he decided he needed to take the final step, if only for a moment, to show that brain of his that he could do it. Luck wanted to throw an actual NFL football. Who did he call? Not his buddy Jack Doyle, the tight end from Indianapolis, or any other teammate in town for weekly organized training activities.
You understand the significance? Luck was so unsure in his own mind that he could throw a regulation NFL football – “a mental block,” he called it – that he wouldn’t do it around teammates during OTA’s. He’s private and he’s guarded, but the one person he felt he could trust with that moment was his new coach.
Reich had earned that trust by being at every Luck workout since being hired. If Luck was lifting weights or doing conditioning or just working on regaining flexibility in the shoulder, Reich was there to see it.
“Every workout,” Reich says, and not in a boastful way, but to explain why he truly believes Luck is on a progression that will culminate with starting the season-opener Sept. 9 against Cincinnati: because he’s seen the progress with his own eyes.
They played toss, coach and quarterback, two survivors of shoulder surgery.
Oh, didn’t you know? Neither did I, until Reich told me Tuesday: He had the same surgical procedure as Luck, albeit at a different point in his career. Reich had his at the end of his 14 years in the NFL, after playing the final two years with a damaged shoulder, one that required surgery – just as Luck played in 2016 with a shoulder requiring surgery – because he wasn’t sure he’d be able to come back from the brutal rehab.
“We plan on Andrew being the starting quarterback Week 1,” Reich said, “and here is the rhythm of the season, so let’s work to that end in mind. There is the rhythm of (throwing on) Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. I can tell you how many throws a quarterback throws those days. I know exactly how many throws a guy throws when it rains, depending on the quarterback. So it’s really easy to work back from that and know that we are in control.
All this talk about rhythm, and it reminds me that we’re talking about a genius-level talent at quarterback, the child prodigy now a man in search of his opus. And until a year ago, the Colts entrusted their football Mozart to a couple of quacks down the street.


Question: Describe Pushpak Bhattacharyya. Respond in 120 words.

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Pushpak Bhattacharyya is a well known computer scientist and a Professor at Computer Science and Engineering Department, IIT Patna and IIT Bombay. Currently, he is also the Director of Indian Institute of Technology Patna. He is a past President of Association for Computational Linguistics (2016-17), and Ex-Vijay and Sita Vashee Chair Professor He currently heads the Natural language processing research group Center For Indian Language Technology (CFILT) lab at IIT Bombay. He has contributed a lot in the field of Natural Language Processing and Hindi as a language exists on Google only because of him.
He completed his undergraduate studies from IIT Kharagpur (B. Tech.) and Masters from IIT Kanpur (M.Tech). He finished his Ph.D. from IIT Bombay in 1994.


Question: Have you heard about the fire in Brussels?

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Officials have asked local residents to stay indoors.
The Milcamps waffle factory in the Brussels neighborhood of Forest caught fire Thursday, leaving large clouds of smoke billowing over the Belgian capital.
Firefighters were alerted to the blaze at about 1 p.m. local time, and it is not clear what caused the fire, newspaper Le Soir reported. De Standaard reported that there were no injuries.
Local mayor Marc-Jean Ghyssels has asked residents to stay inside and keep their doors and windows closed, warning the fumes could be "toxic." Nearby businesses and a school have been evacuated.


Question: Provide an explanation on what Tierion (TNT) is.

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Tierion (TNT) is a cryptocurrency with its own blockchain that’s intended as a means of data verification. Files, business processes and other data forms can all be verified using the Tierion platform. Developers are encouraged to build their own applications on top of the blockchain using the Tierion API. The Tierion blockchain enables files to be timestamped, confirming proof of ownership.
Tierion has already formed partnerships with a number of major brands in the form of Philips and Microsoft. Other uses for Tierion include as a means of providing an audit trail, for IoT data collection, to verify data for clinical trials and to provide regulatory compliance and transparency. Tierion raised $25 million in ether during its crowdsale in July 2017.


Question: What did Purdue Pharma do to help address the opioid crisis?

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The maker of the powerful painkiller OxyContin said it would stop marketing opioid drugs to doctors, bowing to a key demand of lawsuits that blame the company for helping trigger the current US drug abuse epidemic.
The company announced its surprise reversal on Saturday. Purdue’s statement said it eliminated more than half its sales staff this week and would no longer send sales representatives to doctors’ offices to discuss opioid drugs. Its remaining sales staff of about 200 will focus on other medications.
Purdue eventually acknowledged that its promotions exaggerated the drug’s safety and minimized the risks of addiction. After federal investigations, the company and three executives pleaded guilty in 2007 and agreed to pay more than $600m for misleading the public about the risks of OxyContin. But the drug continued to rack up blockbuster sales.
Dr Andrew Kolodny, director of opioid policy research at Brandeis University and an advocate for stronger regulation of opioid drug companies, said Purdue’s decision was helpful, but that to make a real difference, other opioid drug companies had to do the same.
“It is difficult to promote more cautious prescribing to the medical community because opioid manufacturers promote opioid use,” he said. Two other companies that sell the medications, Johnson & Johnson and Allergan, did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Kolodny said that opioids were useful for cancer patients who are suffering from severe pain, and for people who only needed a pain medication for a few days. But he said the companies had promoted them as a treatment for chronic pain, where they are more harmful and less helpful, because it was more profitable.
Purdue Pharma only does business in the US. It is associated with two other companies, Mundipharma and Napp, that operate in other countries. It said those companies had separate leadership and operated according to local regulations.
US deaths linked to opioids have quadrupled since 2000 to roughly 42,000 in 2016, or about 115 lives lost per day. Although initially driven by prescription drugs, most opioid deaths now involve illicit drugs, including heroin and fentanyl.


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Harold Wood is a suburban neighbourhood in the London Borough of Havering, east London. It is situated east-northeast of Charing Cross and near to the Greater London boundary.


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Click here to subscribe. Author and researcher Antonio Paris of aerial-phenomenon.org joins us to discuss what is wrong with UFOlogy and what can be done to revive it for the 21st century.
Our first episode features an interview with Antonio Paris, Founder and Director of Aerial Phenomenon Investigations. We'll ask Antonio about his vision for the future of UFO investigation, his new book, some of his investigations, and his upcoming conference.
Antonio Paris is the Founder and Director of the Aerial Phenomenon Investigations Team. He is a Senior Intelligence Analyst for the consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton, holds a Top Secret/SCI security clearance, and supports an array of classified US Government clients in Washington, DC. Antonio, moreover, is a former US Army counterintelligence officer and Department of Defense Counterintelligence Field Activity special agent. Antonio received his Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems from The City University of New York and his Master's of Science in Space Studies (Planetary Science) from the American Military University. In the past year, Antonio has appeared in over a dozen radio, webcasts, and cable TV interviews, including consulting work for the popular TV series The Alien Files: Unsealed. Antonio, moreover, is the Author of Aerial Phenomena: Reviving Ufology for the 21st Century; and the director and producer for the documentary Area 51. He has been researching the UFO phenomena for over 10 years.
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And just like that, we're publishing our 150th SITuation REPort on Arma 3's development. That makes it over 150 weeks since we began the public Alpha. It continues to be our pleasure to collect relevant information, share news, highlight cool community productions, and be as open as we can about the state of the game. There's no end in sight either. We're working towards the Apex expansion, and very likely we will not stop there. Back in the now, we have indeed decided to delay update 1.58 a little bit. The feature we are keen to include was meanwhile staged on Dev-Branch: weapon switching on-the-move (more on that later in this report). The extra time has also allowed our developers to resolve some of the issues in the highlighted changes. We're now looking at a release window that will open next week.
Did you catch our April Fools' Day gag this year? We launched a fake product on our Store: "Arma" - Eau De Combat, complete with announcement trailer and promo pics! Kudos to the various team members for chipping in to make this happen. Our very special thanks go out to Game Capture Artist Arthur Walter's French mother for the fantastic outro narration that made us all wish this was a real fragrance. Unlike Karts DLC however, we do not have plans to make this an actual product this time around. Unfortunately it was and always will be "sold out", with no actual pre-odors having happened.
For the past few weeks we've hinted at a big feature that we're excited about. It's one of those top tier requested things, both in our team and by players. We're talking about the ability to switch weapons on-the-move of course! The reason we were reluctant to mention it previously is that we wanted to be confident about delivering it for Arma 3. This feature is really pushing the limits of the Real Virtuality engine, and it probably pushes beyond them in some respects. Even though mods have previously accomplished this functionality to some degree, we wanted to only add it as a native solution that works under all conditions. It's possible there will be some unsolvable visual glitches, but we feel the enhanced control over your avatar is worth it. We're proud of the devs involved in making this happen for everyone who's been waiting for it for a long time. Now that the first version has hit Dev-Branch, give it a go and share your feedback on the forums. We'll meanwhile still be iterating on the animations and solving known issues. If things go well, we hope to still include this into 1.58.
But that is not the entire package for switching weapons. As part of a larger push to improve the user experience of Arma 3, Senior Designer Shobhan Roy (R&D) and Programmer Marcel Marciš have focused on bringing more control to players. Quick weapon switching technology has previously added new infantry and vehicle actions, allowing players to bind their weapons to any key they desire.
One thing we wanted to do was put weapon switching on industry standard number keys, where they are easily reachable and recognizable. However, this conflicted with our originally hard-coded Command Menu interaction; so in order to resolve this, we extended our Command Menu functionality to let players choose when the menu opens and what keys activate it. The result? It is now possible to use weapon switching and the Command Menu on the number keys simultaneously, based on whether the menu is activated. This improved behavior can be experienced with our new Arma 3 Apex controls preset. This new preset is slated to eventually become our default control scheme for the upcoming Apex expansion, and will take advantage of the various usability improvements. Existing presets will also stay available, probably under a Arma 3 Legacy title. Expect more additions as we progress on the #RoadToApex, and we look forward to your feedback!
Another useful improvement is live on Dev-Branch as well: an overhauled suppression command via Lead Programmer Vojtěch Hladík. You can now actually order subordinates to lay down fire on a specific target or position (3 > 9 by default). And since version 1.42, suppression has a real effect on AI, so it can be employed as a viable tactic (see this report). Simply put, they will try to engage for about 15 seconds, ammunition allowing. Other commands, such as regrouping, will make them stop. This is supported by two script commands: commandSuppressiveFire and doSuppressiveFire. Since we do still need a little more time to flesh out some of the details, this work is not going to be included in 1.58 yet. Let us know your thoughts in the relevant forums thread.
For the record: another tiny anti-cheat security update was released on main branch late last week.
Eden Editor has also seen some nice improvements on Dev-Branch (post-1.58). During its Beta, there were requests to be able to change the control bindings for the camera. We agreed that we'd make this happen, but we wanted to tackle it properly also for other cameras in the game. So, now you can set up the camera controls as you wish, for Eden Editor, Zeus, Spectator Mode and Splendid Camera. Please note that H is no longer the key for hiding the interface in Splendid Camera; it's Backspace now.
Then there's the new ability to define a limited ceiling for triggers, via Eden Editor's Scaling Widget or various updated script commands in the sandbox generally. Finally, our programmers have done work on scripted Event Handlers. Some of the important but outdated handlers allowed the creation of a single instance only. This was causing significant inconveniences for mod and scenario authors. We've now added twelve alternative and 'stackable' mission event handlers to remove the single instance limitation.


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Henry Kett (1761–1825) was a versatile English clergyman, academic and writer.


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The Bentley Grand Convertible is a four-seat, luxury convertible concept car from Bentley Motors. The car debuted at the 2014 LA Auto Show.
Like its predecessor, the Azure, the Grand Convertible rides on the platform of Bentley's current luxury saloon, the Mulsanne. It uses the Mulsanne Speed's 6 3/4 liter turbo V8, putting out and of torque.


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The Atlanta Braves have released third baseman Jose Bautista, the team announced Sunday.
In a corresponding move, Atlanta recalled right-hander Lucas Sims from Triple-A Gwinnett.
Bautista signed a minor league deal with the Braves last month after the 37-year-old went unsigned in the offseason.
The six-time All-Star hit .143 with two home runs, five RBI and 12 strikeouts in 12 games for the Braves.
Johan Camargo will be the team's everyday third baseman.
The Braves (27-17) are a half–game ahead of the Philadelphia Phillies in the NL East.


Question: Have you ever wondered why the Golden Gate Bridge is painted International Orange?

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Why is the Bridge Painted International Orange?
What is the Color Formula for Golden Gate Bridge International Orange?
There are a couple of misconceptions about how often the Bridge is painted. Some say once every seven years, others say from end to end each year. The truth is that the Bridge is painted continuously. Painting the Bridge is an ongoing task and a primary maintenance job. The paint applied to the Bridge’s steel protects it from the high salt content in the air which can cause the steel to corrode or rust.
As the Bridge was built, it was painted International Orange, with a lead primer and a lead-based topcoat. Painting of the various Bridge structures then continued into the next several years. Spot painting of the steel continued in various areas of the span on an as needed basis until 1968.
By 1968, advancing corrosion sparked a program to remove the original lead based paint (primer and topcoat) and replace it with an inorganic zinc silicate primer and vinyl topcoats. This process was completed in 1995. Note that in 1990, the topcoat was changed from a vinyl to an acrylic emulsion to meet air quality (Volatile Organic Compounds or VOC) requirements.
Painting continues today and is based on priorities which are determined by inspections that assist in determining where the corrosion of the steel is advancing. In 2012, there were two major paint projects along with touch-up projects - repainting the two main cables and the painting of the north approach viaduct structures.
“The largest item in the maintenance budget is for painting of the structural steel. The past fiscal year, the sum of $112,431.84 was expended for painting of the Bridge structures. This amount was divided as follows: Labor, $86,589.13; brushes, tools, etc., $5,430.67; paint, $20,412.64.
“The exposure to salt-laden fog is more severe at the Golden Gate than any other bridge in the Bay Area. Not only is the fog extremely active in attacking the paint film but it also limits the hours when painting can be done. Over thirty percent of the working hours during the last fiscal year could not be utilized for outside painting because of weather conditions.
“The condition of the paint on the steelwork was so critical at the time of the Bridge opening that an acceleration of the original painting program was necessary. This situation arose because two conditions were not thoroughly understood at the time the original estimate of operating costs was made, namely (1) the severity of exposure and (2) the importance of special treatment of the steel surfaces prior to erection. On steel structures erected subsequently to the Golden Gate Bridge, steel surfaces have been treated by sandblasting or flame cleaning prior to erection. Failure to use either of these special treatments has added greatly to the cost of maintenance painting. The six months’ delay in the construction of the Bridge also contributes to this additional cost since, at the time the Bridge opened, the main towers, or over forty percent of the tonnage had already an exposure of one year. Prior to completion of the Bridge, contractors and the District found it necessary to expend over $130,000 for paint maintenance on the towers and main span.
“Immediately after the steel contractor completed his work in December 1937, the District organized a small crew of painters who had previous experience on the Bridge while working for the contractors. The crew starts at the bases of the towers where the rust had attacked the rivet heads and surfaces. The steel was thoroughly cleaned and a hot application of coal tar paint made at these points.


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The 1988 East German Indoor Athletics Championships was the 25th edition of the national championship in indoor track and field for East Germany. It was held on 26–27 February at the Sporthalle Aktivist in Senftenberg. A total of 29 events (16 for men and 13 for women) were contested over the two-day competition.


Question: Describe the life of Gurdial Singh.

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Gurdial Singh (born 1 January 1924) is an eminent Indian mountaineer who is credited with leading India's first mountaineering expedition to Trisul (7120 metres) in 1951.


Question: Have you seen "Somebody That I Used to Know" from True Blood? Respond in 69 words.

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"Somebody That I Used to Know" is the eighth episode of the fifth season of HBO's "True Blood", and the 56th episode of the series overall. It was written by Mark Hudis and directed by cast member Stephen Moyer, who plays vampire Bill Compton. The episode first aired on July 29, 2012 on HBO near the end of the season. This episode also marks the directing debut of Moyer.


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Rita Amor (born 1932) is a Filipina supporting actress who mostly appeared in films made by Lvn Pictures. Her career was a short one, spanning only three years.


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In 2008 ARRP launched this website for the purpose of energizing its members to get out and vote in the presidential 2008 elections. Once the election was over this site's domain eventually expired. When I discovered it was available I decided to buy it with the goal of recreating the content from its 2008 archived pages. I added some additional information about ARRP from other sources. You might wonder why I would recreate an old site's content that is not necessarily relevant today, but I believe from an historical perspective this ARRP message should still be "findable" on the web. It continues to resonate even today. And the more ways that are available for people to discover ARRP the better. You can reach their actual website by going to: https://join.aarp.org.
The cheeky video that was part of the 2008 election was hilarious, perhaps even provocative to some folks. I remember the first time I saw it. I was working as part of a custom application development team. Our progressive software company had a client in the healthcare market place who required our services. Because of their industry they were subjected to special regulations and a higher-than-usual expectation of security and privacy for their clients. We were brought in to address their security concerns by developing customized software. While we were taking a break, one of the company's executive liaisons popped her head into the IT office and invited us to come take a look at a new video ARRP had just released on the internet. While I was watching it, all I could think of was how my very conservative New England father would react if / when he saw this. My mother has a great sense of humor, but my father is all about what is proper etiquette. We all thought it was hilarious and would certainly make a memorable statement to that demographic.
Hopefully if you come across this website, it will bring a smile IF you recollect this ARRP campaign.
AARP believes it has found as way to energize potential voters. Their message basically says by the way you vote YOU can break the gridlock in Washington.
Let’s hope this will be a successful get-out-the vote campaign.
UPDATE: After the 2008 elections there was optimism that something would change in the halls of Congress. Unfortunately, seven years later, the GOP is fractured from within and Washington is even more dysfunctional than it was in 2008.
Washington, DC – On October 21, 2008, AARP premiers a new component of their Get Out the Vote campaign. In this cutting edge, online video it will be revealed whom the organization’s pick is on November 4, election day.
Millions of personalized, online videos will be sent by ARRP to its E-activists who will be the first to view the video. The 60-second video features a “man on the street” who turns around to face his fellow Americans in order to find out who will break the government’s gridlock found in Congress. The “man on the street” does not get the expected response. Upon watching the video, each viewer will be asked to “take action” by making a pledge to vote on or before Election Day.
AARP Executive Vice President Nancy LeaMond said: “We are coming down to the final few weeks of the campaign and we are seeing the number of undecided voters continuing to shrink. We believe it is critically important that AARP do everything it can to make sure people stay excited about voting through Election Day. What better way than to have some fun by emphasizing the importance of having leaders who are able to rise above the current partisan atmosphere and deliver on their promises? We have political coverage invading voters’ lives 24/7. It is critical that voters don’t become fatigued and overwhelmed by the bombardment of ads and events. We want the American people to stay motivated and vote on November 4th. Our fun video is just another way to help do that happens.
The video is just the latest effort made by ARRP. In the weeks leading up to this video launch, AARP has released a collection of online and offline (TV spots, radio, and flyers) efforts to educate its supporters about the election. ARRP has also distributed resources about early voting, a nationwide voter guide, and even opportunities to go to AARP’s online community to discuss the presidential debates.
ARRP was founded in 1958.
AARP, a nonprofit, nonpartisan membership organization helps people 50+ learn about how they can have independence, choice, and control in ways that are not only beneficial and affordable to them, but also to society as a whole. Please note that AARP does not endorse candidates for public office nor does the organization make contributions to either political campaigns or candidates seeking election.
AARP, The Magazine is the definitive voice for 50+ Americans. It is the world's largest-circulation magazine with over 33 million readers. The AARP Bulletin is the go-to news source for AARP's 40 million members and Americans 50+. There is also an AARP Segunda Juventud, the only bilingual U.S. publication dedicated exclusively to the 50+ Hispanic community. TheAARP Foundation is an affiliated charity providing empowerment, security, and protection to older persons in need with the support of thousands of volunteers, donors, and sponsors. ARRP have staffed offices in all 50 US states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, as well as the U.S. Virgin Islands.


Question: Provide information about a notable English contract law case.

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Britvic Soft Drinks Ltd v Messer UK Ltd [2002] EWCA Civ 548 is a notable English contract law case, concerning the application of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 in the context of consumer protection and a supply chain.


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. What is Masłów?

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Masłów is a village in Kielce County, Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, in south-central Poland. It is the seat of the gmina (administrative district) called Gmina Masłów. It lies approximately east of the regional capital Kielce. In the local church there is a monumental Altar of Transfiguration of Jesus and also Stations of the Cross designed by Józef Gosławski.


Question: What is the genus of the cattleheart white butterfly?

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Archonias is a monotypic genus of butterflies in the family Pieridae. Archonias brassolis, the cattleheart white, is its sole species. It is found from Central America, south through most of South America.


Question: Respond in 3 sentences. What was the 1951 NFL draft?

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The 1951 National Football League draft was held January 18–19, 1951, at the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago. The Baltimore Colts folded after the 1950 season. The NFL placed their players in the 1951 NFL draft.


Question: Explain how governments are utilizing green energy initiatives to promote renewable energy sources.

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On April 30, 2017, Germany set a new national record for renewable energy use. During a portion of the day, 85% of all electricity at use was produced by renewables. Biomass, hydroelectric, solar, and wind are all prominent energy sources within the country. While the United States has nowhere that level of green energy integrated into society, blockchain innovations are developing green alternatives for individuals around the world.
GREENEUM is creating the most advanced network in the world to encourage the production, distribution, and consumption of GREEN, renewable, sustainable energy including solar, wind, hydro, and thermal. The GREENEUM Network uniquely measures, verifies and incentivizes efficient and eco-friendly behavior throughout the entire supply chain to benefit present and future generations.
Our system suggests a lot of ways of energy saving. It turns off the light in the kitchen or bathroom, if you have failed to do it, cuts off power from all your electric appliances at your command by mobile phone if you leaving home for work have failed to unplug your iron or heater, or when you are away, the system converts the house into a low power mode.
Arloid technology is capable of detecting and stopping potentially dangerous gas and water leaks, by closing valves at the source of the problem. These measures help reduce the amount of water wasted within the home.
18% of all electricity in the United States was produced by renewable sources in 2017. Which is considerably lower than many other first world nations in the global community, especially when considering how much the country continues to rely on fossil fuels.
Iceland, Tajikistan, Sweden France, and Switzerland lead the world in being least dependent upon fossil fuel for energy needs. Innovations within blockchain, housing, and transport will help nations rely less on fossil fuels and combat climate change.
Greeneum @ Change Now Summit 2018 in Paris!


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Discovery Museum is a hands-on museum for families that blends science, nature, and play, located in Acton, Massachusetts, United States. After an $8.8M expansion and renovation, the museum reopened in March 2018 as a , accessible, single-building museum; a tree house and accessible nature playscape were added to the campus in July 2016. The museum was originally founded in 1982.


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I have a love of video game maps, especially 2D ones. Here are a few video games I’ve mapped.
Here’s one other video game project I did, converting the world of Ultima 6 into a playable Minecraft world.


Question: Provide a brief biography of Chi Cao Respond in 15 words.

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Chi Cao (; b. March 22, 1978) is a British ballet dancer born in China.


Question: When is the Apple Back to School deal launching in the UK and other European countries?

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Update: Online chat with Apple support indicates Back to School is launching in Germany on August 8. It’s likely to roll out to the UK and other European countries the same day.
This year’s Back to School deal, in which Apple offers a free pair of Beats headphones in addition to the normal education discount, is expected to be rolled out in the UK imminently.
The company will bundle Beats Solo3 headphones when buying a MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac or Mac Pro. A free pair of BeatsX comes with a purchase of a 10.5-inch or 12.9-inch iPad Pro.
It’s likely that the same freebies will be offered as in the USA, and that the program will be rolled out to other European countries the same day it launches in the UK.
The deal is available not just to students enrolled in college, but also to parents, teachers and faculty members.
Last year, Back to School launched in the UK and other European countries around a fortnight after the US, so our information would be consistent with a roll-out sometime this week.
If you’re a UK student looking to make a purchase imminently, you may want to hold out a few days.


Question: Describe the recent additions to the Tennessee football team.

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Tennessee made the additions of graduate transfers Madre London and Brandon Kennedy official on Tuesday.
London, a running back coming from Michigan State, has one year of eligibility remaining. Kennedy, an offensive lineman coming from Alabama, has two years of eligibility.
Both players are eligible to play immediately.
Join us in officially welcoming Madre London and Brandon Kennedy to Rocky Top!
Kennedy announced his commitment to the Vols last week.
"A new approach to an old dream," he wrote on Twitter with a photo of him wearing a Tennessee uniform.
He'll reunite with Jeremy Pruitt, who is in his first year as Tennessee's coach after previously being Alabama's defensive coordinator.
Kennedy is a candidate to contend for UT's starting center position. If he wins that job, that would free up Ryan Johnson to perhaps claim a first-string guard spot. Johnson was Tennessee's starting center during the spring but can play anywhere on the interior. He made starts at center, right guard and left guard last season.
London, a 6-foot-1, 218-pound back, has been committed to Tennessee since March. He rushed for 924 yards and eight touchdowns on 230 carries during his career with the Spartans.
Kennedy and London join Keller Chryst, a graduate-transfer quarterback from Stanford already enrolled at UT, to give the Vols three grad transfers.


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Benson Hall is a building in the University of Washington campus. It is home to the chemical engineering department, whose current chair is Professor François Baneyx. The building was named after Henry K. Benson, a faculty member from 1904 to 1954. During this time, he held the position of Chair of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. Leonard William Bindon and John LeBaron Wright designed Benson Hall.


Question: Who is Srđan Mulćan?

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Srđan Mulćan (; born 19 February 1993) is a Serbian football forward who plays for Napredak Kruševac in the Jelen SuperLiga.