Question: Provide a summary of the Kepler mission and its discoveries about binary star systems.

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 Provide a summary of the Kepler mission and its discoveries about binary star systems.

NASA's Kepler mission discovered a world, called Kepler-16b, where two suns set over the horizon, just like "Star Wars'" Tatooine.
Worlds with twin suns, like Luke Skywalker's fictional home Tatooine in "Star Wars," may be rare because closely paired stars gravitationally hurl planets away from them, a new study finds.
Although Earth may orbit a single star, most sun-like stars are binary systems — two stars orbiting each other as a pair. In fact, there are many three-star systems, even going as high as seven-star systems.
So far, Kepler has discovered 11 circumbinary planets. This is a small number, given how common binary systems are and how many confirmed exoplanets Kepler has discovered — more than 2,600, at last count.
The researchers found that with young stars in binary systems, the gravitational interactions known as tidal forces that each star exerts on its partner slows the rate at which it spins on its axis. This in turn increases the distance at which they orbit one another.
In addition, each star's magnetic field compels it to blast material off it. This pushing makes the stars then draw nearer to each other.
Computer simulations revealed that these changes in the orbits of the stars destabilize the orbits of planets around them. In 87 percent of the simulated binary systems with multiple circumbinary planets, the researchers found that at least one circumbinary planet close to the stars got hurled away from the system.
This mechanism for shedding worlds that the researchers examined "provides a compelling explanation for the lack of observed circumbinary planets," study lead author David Fleming, an astrophysicist at the University of Washington in Seattle, told Space.com. "It's not that it's just difficult to detect them, it's that our mechanism actually ejects a large number of them from their systems into deep space, so there's often nothing to detect."
Future research will seek to make "more accurate estimates for how many circumbinary planets are ejected into space via our mechanism," Fleming said.
The scientists detailed their findings online April 10 in a forthcoming study in The Astrophysical Journal.


Question: Describe a game built on the blockchain.

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A game built upon the blockchain software called “Huntercoin” or “HUC” is gaining quite the following in the last few weeks. The point of the game is to collect coins that spawn in certain areas on the map and make your way back to your teams base without being killed. If you do you will be awarded with the amount of coins you hold.
The client is very similar to the Bitcoin wallet as far as looks, with one huge change: The game itself. Also featuring a chat box which is filled with your typical trolls, enthusiast and gamers.
This is a much needed breath of fresh air from the recent crypto currency scene which seems to be clone coin after clone coin being released. And the developers are almost guaranteed to be dedicated to the project considering the 6+ month development time. This is a great opportunity to further merge the gaming community with Bitcoin.
There’s a total of 84 Million coins to be created, and it costs 1.1 HUC to create a character. 85% of the coins mined are placed on the map for users to pickup at spawn points within the game. Currently 1 HUC is exchanging for about 0.0013 BTC, fluctuating around the $1 USD range, with a total volume averaging 25 BTC per day on the Poloniex coin exchange.
You can download the Huntercoin game and read more about it on the official website here.


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. Describe the 1999 Bangladeshi Bengali-language film "Ammajan"

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Ammajan () is a Bangladeshi Bengali-language crime-drama film directed by Kazi Hayat and written by Monwar Hossain Dipjol. The film was released in 1999 in Bangladesh. It was produced by Monwar Hossain Dipjol. It stars Manna, Shabnam, Moushumi, Amin Khan, Monwar Hossain Dipjol in lead roles.


Question: Explain the story of how Harry Triguboff saved the Chabad Lubavitch yeshiva in Bondi, Australia, from financial crisis.

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 Explain the story of how Harry Triguboff saved the Chabad Lubavitch yeshiva in Bondi, Australia, from financial crisis.

A longtime supporter of Chabad-Lubavitch was able to avert financial crisis that threatened its Australian headquarters.
At a time of great financial strain on a Chabad-Lubavitch yeshiva in Australia, an influential community member and longtime supporter was able to avert financial crisis that threatened the closure of its Sydney headquarters.
Harry Triguboff, a venerable benefactor of the organization, purchased two Chabad buildings in Bondi for $6 million, enabling it to pay off debts and continue operating across Sydney.
Rabbi Eli Feldman, whose father, Pinchus Feldman, is Chabad’s chief rabbi in New South Wales, told J-Wire that he thought the long period of financial distress experienced by the community may have had something to do with a faulty letter in the building's mezuzot.
After inspecting the mezuzot, he said that the one on the main gate was “deemed not kosher by the scribe,” adding that the faulty portion was directly related to monetary distress.
“Just a week after a fully Kosher replacement was put up, the Triguboff transaction was concluded successfully and Yeshiva will embark on a new chapter with a sounder financial footing,” he told J-Wire.
Under the deal, the Feldman family would no longer control the financial management of the yeshiva complex, but Rabbi Pinchus Feldman would remain the spiritual leader of the community and the head of the yeshiva. Rabbi Dovid Slavin will become a director of the complex and will control the finances.
At a time of great need, the yeshiva was able to avoid closing its doors and can now proceed on a secure financial basis.


Question: Write a blog post about an easy, healthy and flavorful soup recipe. Respond in detail.

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It's time for another Recipe Redux post. This month's theme is "Limpin' Along for Lunch". We were challenged to get out of our lunch rut and share a healthy recipe.
Needless to say, this month's theme threw me for a loop. Even though leftovers are my go-to, there are weeks when we have a lot going on and we are not home for dinner as often. Those weeks, I like to have an easy, healthy, falvorful soup in my arsenal that I can easily pack along with some avocado toast (duh!), carrots, and fruit so I can have a complete meal.
This soup fits that bill. A friend introduced me to the original recipe and I tweaked it a little to fit my tastes and ingredients I usually have on hand.
I cannot stress to you enough how unbelievable easy this recipe is. You literally prepare all the ingredients, put them in a pot, add water, and forget about it for 90 minutes. This soup is chock-full of nutrition. There is a variety of veggies providing you with vitamins, minerals, fiber, and some protein. The brown rice provides you with more fiber and protein in addition to B-vitamins (thank you, whole grains!). The chickpeas give you even more fiber and protein. The ease of preparing this soup along with minimal amount of salt and no added fat makes this soup a miracle food.
Be sure to get more lunch inspiration my checking out all the links below from other talented healthy food bloggers!
*Note: This soup does thicken as it sits so you may need to add extra water or broth when reheating leftovers.
1 can beans, drained and rinsed (I've used kidney beans and chickpeas but any type of bean you have on hand should work here).
1. Put all ingredients in a large stock pot. Bring to a boil. Cover and simmer for 90 minutes until rice and vegetables are tender.


Question: Provide a brief overview of Richard Montgomery's life.

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Richard Montgomery (December 2, 1738 – December 31, 1775) was an Irish soldier who first served in the British Army. He later became a major general in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War, and he is most famous for leading the unsuccessful 1775 invasion of Canada.
Montgomery was born and raised in Ireland. In 1754, he enrolled at Trinity College, Dublin, and two years later joined the British Army to fight in the French and Indian War. He steadily rose through the ranks, serving in North America and then the Caribbean. After the war he was stationed at Fort Detroit during Pontiac's War, following which he returned to Britain for health reasons. In 1773, Montgomery returned to the Thirteen Colonies, married Janet Livingston, and began farming.


Question: What is going on in Nicaragua?

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The government of Daniel Ortega arrests scores of activists under a new 'anti-terrorism' law that the UN says is intended to criminalise opposition to the government, as unrest continues in Nicaragua.
Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega is taking unprecedented action in order to crush a nationwide uprising against him.
A new anti-terrorism law targets students and demonstrators who take part in street protests.
The UN High Commission for Human Rights calls it a mechanism to criminalise opposition to the government.
Al Jazeera's Lucia Newman reports from Managua.


Question: Explain the current issues with rating videos and how it could be changed to better promote newsworthy videos on Youtube and other platforms.

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 Explain the current issues with rating videos and how it could be changed to better promote newsworthy videos on Youtube and other platforms.

Many online have been working very hard to bring news of Iran and the events after the election, and one of those methods is to upload and spread news of videos of the protests and other related events. One nearly effortless way to promote a video is to give it a high rating which may result in it making this list for example.
At first glance, the ratings system seems pretty straightforward: videos go from awesome to pretty cool, to worth watching, then nothing special, and finally poor.
There's a problem with this though - take a video like this one. It's a somewhat grainy video called Basij Militia driving truck through the Iranian protesters". It's definitely a video that the world needs to see, but it just doesn't feel right to give the video an Awesome! rating. There's nothing awesome about a truck being driven into protesters, and the image quality is not awesome; nevertheless, it's a video that needs to be promoted.
When you think about it, giving a video five stars simply means "more people should see this video" and one star means "I wouldn't recommend this to anyone". At the moment there's a bit of confusion when you see a video of something you don't like but think should be seen by others -- as another example, let's say you're a supporter of a political candidate and you see his opponent saying something dumb - do you give it five stars because others should see it or do you give it one star because you don't like the person?
Now the ratings system is clear - you're either telling others to watch the video or not.
As for where to suggest this - perhaps here? Let me know if there's a better place to make the suggestion.
Somewhat agree, though I think ratings tend to sway from 1 star only to 5 stars only with very little grey-area.
ironically, 'awesome' is precisely the correct term for that video: having the power to inspire fear, reverence or dread.
of course, youtube is using it incorrectly in almost all other cases.
***** should mean the world must see this!
or cool, but necessary. I absolutely agree with your evaluation.
MUST SEE and STAY AWAY.
Like many others, I've been a YouTuber a long time, and in my opinion you are absolutely right.
Changing the rating system to something a little more specific would would make life on YouTube a lot easier for both producers (they would be able to easily tell which of their videos sunk or sailed), and the average watcher.
Quick, somebody tell YouTube about this idea ASAP!!
I put a link to this page.
glad you acted on your thoughts of the rating system and made it public -- Thanks!!
I just submitted the feed back for changing the rating system to youtube. The more people submit the better chances of them changing it! Just takes a couple minutes please do it!
youtube has a ratings system?
Agreed 100%! This logic should be applied to Facebook's "Like" link too. For example, I've seen a lot of videos of Iranian protests through Facebook. Hitting Like on videos where people get hurt/shot just isn't right.


Question: Who was Herbert Milton Rinaldi? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Herbert Milton Rinaldi (August 16, 1928 - September 25, 2010) was an American Republican Party politician who served in the New Jersey General Assembly.


Question: Respond in 46 words. Provide a brief description of Ampparit.com.

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Ampparit.com is a Finnish online news portal founded in 2004. The service provides its users with an easy-to-use list of news headlines, consisting of material from Ampparit's more than 250 media sources. It is also possible for users to search for news of their special interest.


Question: "I'm thinking of redecorating and starting with the bed! What tips would you recommend?"

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I moved to a new place and it definitely needed some renovations. Most of all, some of the furniture was really old or simply unpleasant, so I had to make a change. One of the first things a person should change in a new flat is the bed. My God, how many sleepless nights I had with the old squeaking bed with the bad mattress. A good sleep is essential for a better life!
Bun we know how expensive beds could get, specially the mattress. So I decided to get a bit more creative. You should never cut the budget of the mattress, because that’s the most important part, but what about the rest of the bed?
Here is how I made a DIY wood pallet bed.
Wood pallets are easy to find - you can even browse the internet. Or you can go ask a local supermarket if they are selling some. Have in mind that you need good quality ones - nothing suspicious, soggy, stinky or with odd colours.
LED strip lights could be bought on the internet for around $12 or £11. You don’t need hundreds of metres - just 5 would be enough.
Sander - if you don’t have it, it’s not a big deal. Use sandpaper - cheaper option, but you will have to work a bit harder to make the planks smoother. It’s not that essential to sand the pallets, but it will definitely make them look better and it would be easier for you to apply the paint.
You don’t have to paint it, but it will definitely look better. Unless you want the bed to look more natural.
Plywood - get it from your local home improvement and construction stores. The bigger brands could sell them on really good prices. You don’t need much - just to cover the surface.
Carpet - a finishing touch, but it’s not essential. You can cover it differently if you want.
Time to build the pallet bed.
First you could sand the wood. It makes the surface smoother and it makes it look fresher. It’s not completely necessary, but it’s a nice touch.
Now, I tried with only one layer, but the bed looked really low and I was too close to the ground. So I decided to put two more layers. That’s why the number of pallets is 12, but it could work with less for you.
You probably already have the space, so just building. If you have more carpet pieces, you can put some under the future bed, just so you don’t damage the floor (or cover).
As you can see from the picture there are four stacks. The upper two will play the roles of night stands. But this way works for me. You are a tall person, you would probably need to align them in the same way, to have more foot space.
To connect the pallets together, so they don’t move, you can use cable ties (zip ties). To make it fancier, use brackets, but you will need some power tools or nails. Cable ties are a very cheap option, but not the best looking one.
Now it’s the time to add the LED lights. Just put them through the cable ties. Push from one end and let it pass under the whole structure. I decided to put them on the second level, but it’s all about taste.
Add the plywood. Use a hammer and some nails. Small, thin nails will do the trick. You don’t want to break the wood. After that you can add the carpet.
The final step - add the mattress and go to sleep.
Best thing about making your own pallet bed is that you don't need to call any handyman or to pay people.
I decided to make my own DIY pallet bed. There are not the best looking pics, but the bed is really comfy!
JunkArchitect writes: Very cool creation!!!


Question: Hey, do you know any good apps for the Long Island Rail Road?

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 Hey, do you know any good apps for the Long Island Rail Road?

I have released an app for Android that allows you to quickly access the Long Island Rail Road schedules. You can drill down by branch or alphabetically, or you can pick a station from the map. It also lets you pick the last viewed station, with the direction of travel and day of week.
NOTICE: I AM NOT AFFILIATED WITH THE MTA (METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY), WHICH OPERATES THE LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD.


Question: Provide an overview of the exit poll predictions in the northeast region for the upcoming state legislature elections.

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NEW DELHI: The BJP is likely to wrest power from the 25-year-old CPM government in Tripura, with two exit polls predicting that the saffron party-led alliance may win over 35 seats in the state. However, a third exit poll predicts that it could be a close contest between the CPM and the BJP in the 60-member assembly.
While JanKiBaat-NewsX has predicted that the BJP-IPFT alliance in Tripura will win 35-45 seats with a vote share of 51 per cent, an exit poll by AxisMyIndia predicts 44 to 50 seats for the combine with a vote share of 49 per cent.
According to JanKiBaat-NewsX, the ruling Left front is likely to get 14-23 seats with vote share of 45-46 per cent. AxisMyIndia poll predicts the Left to win 9-15 seats with a vote share of 40 per cent in Tripura.
However, the CVoter exit poll predicts a close finish in Tripura, with the CPM likely to get 26 to 34 seats (44.3 per cent vote share) and the BJP and its allies winning 24 to 32 seats (42.8 per cent vote share). The Congress may win only 0-2 seats with a vote share of 7.2 per cent, predicts CVoter.
According to the exit polls, the BJP will also consolidate its position in two other northeastern states of Meghalaya and Nagaland.
In Meghalaya, where the Congress is in power, the JanKiBaat-NewsX exit poll shows that the National People's Party (NPP) is set to gain with 23-27 seats while the BJP will get 8-12 seats, with vote shares of 39 and 12 per cent respectively. The Congress is predicted to win 13-17 seats with a voteshare of 21 per cent and others are likely to get 2 to 6 seats.
In Nagaland, the BJP-NDPP alliance is likely to storm the ruling NPF bastion as it is predicted to win 27-32 seats with a vote share of 48 per cent, against NPF's 20-25 seats and a vote share of 42 per cent, according to the JanKiBaat-NewsX exit poll.
The Congress in Nagaland is likely to get 0-2 seats with a vote share of 4.4 per cent and others are likely to get 5-7 seats with a vote share of 5-6 per cent.
In Meghalaya, the CVoter exit poll predicts a close finish, with the Congress likely to get 13-19 seats and the NPP 17 to 23 seats, with vote shares of 36.5 and 29.4 per cent respectively.
The BJP in Meghalaya is likely to get 4-8 seats with a vote share of 16.6 per cent. The UDP-HSPDP likely to bag 8-12 seats and 8.8. per cent vote share, while others may get 5-9 seats and a vote share of 8.7 per cent, the poll said.
In Nagaland, the exit poll claimed a victory for the NDPP-BJP which is likely to get 25-31 seats with 38.4 per cent vote share and the NPF likely to bag 19-25 seats with a vote share of 27.1 per cent.
The Congress in Nagaland is set to lose a lot with the poll predicting 0-4 seats with a vote share of 19.7 per cent, while others may get 6-10 seats with a vote share of 14.8 per cent, according to CVoter.
Each of the three states has a 60-member assembly and a party would need 31 seats to get a clear majority.
The results for the three states would be out on March 3.
While Tripura went to polls last Sunday last, voting was held in Meghalaya and Nagaland today.


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"By banning the leaders of peace organizations like CODEPINK, Israel is isolating itself even further as an apartheid state," said Ariel Gold, national director of CODEPINK. "Their BDS blacklist is contrary to democratic principles and Jewish values. As an American Jew, I am proud of my work to challenge Israel's policies of repression. I will not give up the fight."
The list of 20 groups was published Sunday by the Strategic Affairs Minister, and follows Israel's passage of a law in March 2017 banning BDS supporters from entering the country.
"We have shifted from defense to offense," said Strategic Affairs Minister Gilad Erdan. "The boycott organizations need to know that the State of Israel will act against them and not allow [them] to enter its territory to harm its citizens."
In addition to CODEPINK, the U.S.-based groups on the list include the Nobel Peace Prize-winning American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), American Muslims for Palestine, Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP), National Students for Justice in Palestine, and U.S. Campaign for Palestinian Rights. Among the European organizations on the list are War on Want and Palestine Solidarity Campaign.
According to JVP executive director Rebecca Vilkomerson, the development "is disconcerting but not surprising, given the further erosion of democratic norms as well as rising anxiety about the power of BDS as a tool to demand freedom. JVP members are now joining Palestinians as well as Muslims from around the world, people of color, and other activists who are often barred from entry."
"As I read through the names of groups now banned from entering Israel because of their advocacy for Palestinian rights," she said in a statement, "I thought that this list was rather a roll of honor. Israel's desperate attempt to counter the BDS movement with this latest blacklist, along with the millions of dollars they are spending on internet trolling and propaganda campaigns, will not stop our principled support of equality and justice for the Palestinian people."


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Reacting to Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan terming India’s decision to cancel the foreign ministers’ meeting as “arrogant”, the Army Chief said: “I think that our government’s policy has been quite clear and concise. We have made no bones about the fact that talks and terrorism cannot go hand in hand.
SAYING THAT there is a need to “avenge” the “barbaric” acts carried out by the Pakistani Army and terrorists against Indian soldiers, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat said on Saturday that it is time to “give it back in the same coin”, while refraining from resorting to “similar barbarism”.
“Firstly, this kind of barbaric act that terrorists of Pakistan, with the support of the Army, has been carrying out regularly, is something which is not acceptable to us and cannot be allowed to carry on. Is there a need to change strategy? I would say yes,” he told mediapersons on the sidelines of the Haifa Day commemoration parade.
“We need to take stern action to avenge the kind of barbarism that terrorists and the Pakistan Army have been carrying out against our soldiers,” said Rawat. “What we need to do is something which I would not like to say openly, but suffice to say that yes, it is time to give it back to them in the same coin, not by resorting to similar kind of barbarism, but I think the other side must also feel the same pain and, that is something which we certainly will contemplate,” he said.
“With regard to whether this is on the agenda of the Combined Commanders’ Conference, I would say these are issues which we can tackle at our level. I don’t think we need to discuss this at such a high forum, which will discuss other strategic issues. So, this can be discussed separately, but not during that conference,” he said.
The Army Chief also said that Pakistan has suffered far more casualties than India in recent times. “Whatever is happening on our side is also being given to the other side. I would suggest, you know, if you look at the kind of casualties and damage that the other side has suffered, it is far more than what we have been suffering. Let me assure you that,” he said.
“But we have done it in a very professional and a military-like manner. As I said, we do not believe in any barbaric acts. We believe in carrying out every operation in the manner in which it needs to be conducted by our soldiers,” he said.
“Uske jo defences hai, usko hum kaafi hadh tak barbad karne me safal hue hai, aur isi ke karan usne is saal May mein ceasefire ki darkhwaast ki thi, jisko humne maana. Lekin agar is tarah ki karvahi Pakistan ki or se hoti rahi, to humme bhi, jaise main aapko bata chuka hoon, kuch anya karvahi karne ki zarurat pad sakti hai (We have been able to destroy their defences to a large extent, and it is because of this that Pakistan requested a ceasefire in May, which we accepted. But if such actions happen from Pakistan’s side, then we may also need to take some other action),” said Rawat.
While he declined to comment on the Rafale controversy, Rawat said any delay in acquisition of weapons was not good for the Army.
On the government’s decision to celebrate September 29 as “Surgical Strikes Day”, the Army Chief said the strikes had no precedent. Pointing out the difficulties in carrying out the strikes, he said those who participate in such action need a big heart and true grit.


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The 2004 United States Senate elections were elections for one-third of the seats in the United States Senate which coincided with the re-election of George W. Bush as president and the United States House election, as well as many state and local elections. Senators who were elected in 1998, known as Senate Class 3, were seeking re-election or retiring in 2004. This was the third consecutive election for Senate Class 3 where the Democrats either broke even or lost seats. This also marked the first time since 1980 in which a presidential candidate from either party won with coattails in the Senate. As of 2018, these are the last elections held during a Presidential election year in which the Republicans made a net gain of seats.
Republicans won six seats but lost two themselves, giving them a net gain of four seats. Five of the six gains came from Southern states. Conservative Democrat Zell Miller of Georgia, who campaigned for President Bush, chose not to run for re-election and Republican Johnny Isakson won his seat; Democrat Fritz Hollings of South Carolina chose not to run for re-election and was succeeded by Republican Jim DeMint; Democratic vice presidential nominee John Edwards did not run for re-election and Republican Richard Burr won his North Carolina seat; Democrat Bob Graham of Florida chose not to run for re-election, and his seat went to Republican Mel Martinez; Louisiana Democrat John Breaux chose not to run for re-election and Republican David Vitter won his seat, and in South Dakota, Republican John Thune defeated the incumbent Senate minority leader Tom Daschle, the first time since 1952 that a sitting party leader lost re-election. Republican Senator Peter Fitzgerald of Illinois chose not to run for re-election and Democrat Barack Obama won in a landslide, becoming the Senate's only black member and only the third popularly elected since Reconstruction. Also, Republican Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell of Colorado chose not to run for re-election and Democrat Ken Salazar won the open seat.


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The summer of 2018 has been an eventful one for Real Madrid. Cristiano Ronaldo finally departed the Spanish capital for a new challenge at Juventus, and Florentino Perez surprisingly decided against dipping into his chequebook to replace the five-time Ballon d’Or winner, while earlier in the year, Zinedine Zidane also decided to leave Real after leading them to three Champions League wins in a row. Few would have predicted the chain of events as they occurred, as Perez picked Julen Lopetegui, the manager of the Spanish national team as Zidane’s replacement. If that alone was a surprising choice, the manner in which his appointment was announced threw Spain’s World Cup into disarray, with the president of the Spanish football federation, Luis Rubiales only informed of this decision five minutes before Madrid made it public, just two days before Spain’s opening World Cup game. Rubiales was forced to sack Lopetegui for his perceived unprofessionalism, leading to Fernando Hierro taking temporary charge of the team for the World Cup, while Lopetegui said that his sacking was the ‘saddest day’ of his life.
Memories in football are notoriously short, however, and much of this has already been forgotten as the new season has commenced. Lopetegui has had to rejig the team to account for Ronaldo’s departure, and while there has not been a radical shift in tactics from the Zidane era, it is useful to compare Lopetegui’s Madrid side with his time in charge of Spain. Lopetegui, like most modern managers, tweaks his approach based on the players at his disposal, and while there are several familiar faces at Madrid, the difference in approach between the two sides is notable enough to warrant discussion. Madrid began the season with a 4-2 defeat at the hands of city rivals Atletico Madrid in the European Super Cup, but have since picked up three wins out of their first three league fixtures, against Getafe, Girona and Leganes. We shall now look at Los Blancos‘ approach in these games, and how it differed from the tactics employed by Lopetegui while in charge of Spain.
Lopetegui has had two very different profiles of strikers available to him at Spain and Real Madrid, but his preference for one over the other is clear.
One of the most basic tenets of playing a possession-based system is that the side must also press in some form, while also playing with a high defensive line. Lopetegui’s style of play is inclusive of this as well, and while he is not a priest of high-pressing a la Jurgen Klopp, his sides do employ a targeted press in the opposition half. Once again, the different type of players available to him meant that there are subtle differences in approach between his Spain and Madrid sides, but the basic philosophy remains the same – to deny the opposition the opportunity to play out from the back.
Julen Lopetegui was a surprise appointment at the Bernabeu; in fact, most bookmakers did not even have his name on lists of potential replacements for Zidane. Nevertheless, the erstwhile Spain manager has started well in Madrid and has also brought a defined approach from his time with La Roja, with the tweaks and changes that are to be expected from any good tactician. It will be extremely interesting to see how Los Blancos progress tactically this season, and if there are further similarities between the approaches for the two sides.
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Question: What do you think of the recent moves by MLB teams to stay below the luxury tax threshold this season?

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Acquiring Christian Yelich and Lorenzo Cain was clearly a good idea.
Using a mix of the WAR values found at Baseball-Reference.com and FanGraphs.
The New York Yankees stayed below the tax floor this season for the first time in the tax era; the Los Angeles Dodgers also stayed below the floor after paying the highest tax bill during the past four years.
Mikolas came over from Japan on a two-year, $15.5 million deal with St. Louis.


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Ņikita Koļesņikovs (born October 30, 1992) is a Latvian professional ice hockey player, currently playing for Edinburgh Capitals of the EIHL.


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Event is open to the public with or without a ticket. General public (non-ticketed) will not be able to taste the craft beverages or chili, but they are welcome to purchase food, and beer and other beverages from the 300 Suns tasting room and enjoy the live music and the day with us.
Please note though the event ends at 6pm, the 300 Suns tasting room will be open until 10pm and we won’t be kicking anyone out – so you can make a day of it!
Entry deadline is passed. Please consider joining us next year!
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Question: Explain Intel's acquisition of eASIC. Respond in 31 sentences.

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Along with the other announcement today, Intel is also announcing that it will acquire a company called eASIC which develops FPGA-like design tools to roll out ‘structured ASICs’. These structured ASICs an intermediary between a full FPGA and a full ASIC that allow for a quick roll out time and cheaper production cost. Technically Intel has been using eASIC technology since at least 2015 in its custom Xeons, however today’s announcement means that the eASIC team will become part of Intel’s Programmable Solutions Group (PSG). The deal is expected to close within the next month.
For everyone used to mentioning CPUs and GPUs when it comes to computer technology, there are other classes of processor units to be aware of. FPGAs, or Field Programmable Gate Arrays, such as those from Altera or Xilinx, use several million Logic Cells in a chip that can be configured to represent any portion of a semiconductor processor design. In fact most CPUs and GPUs are simulated on FPGAs first, before being manufacturered, to ensure that they work. FPGAs offer a quick way to design a circuit in a circuit, and the FPGA market is big business. FPGAs can also contain ‘hard’ logic blocks, such as ARM cores or transceiver modules for off-chip communication.
The other side of the equation is an ASIC, or Application Specific Integrated Circuit, is a chip designed for only a fixed number of purposes. Often ASIC designs are highly optimized, with no excess die area for additional logic. Often a CPU and a GPU are considered ASICs, in the sense that their microarchitecture is fixed, but the calculations in CPUs/GPUs have conditions and branches: for ASICs, the data and operation is known, and the circuit is designed to take that into account. ASICs are to a large extent non-configurable, but very fast and very low power, but can be expensive to build on the leading processes. Some companies with low volume ASICs sometimes deploy their designs on FPGAs to customers, because of time, cost, and scale, at the expense of power.
What the eASIC ‘structured ASIC’ does is more of a half-way house. Engineers can create a design using an FPGA, then rather than spending time optimizing the circuit layout, they bake the fixed layout into a single design mask for manufacturing. By being a fixed design like an ASIC, it is faster than a variable design, but without the die area benefits of ASIC-like power savings. However, it was designed in FPGA time, rather than ASIC time (up to six months saved), and saves power through its fixed design. The eASIC add-in is that it uses a single mask layer customization to replace SRAM based routing with a scheme that uses via, reducing the cost significantly at the point of manufacture. eASIC also provides hard-coded cell libraries within its single layer, further reducing power, die area, and time to market. Designers can also forgo standard ASIC tasks such as clock balancing, signal integrity analysis, power droop, and test insertion. The structured ASIC is ultimately no longer programmable, and if you took saws to inside a chip then it will look like an FPGA, but ultimately it has some benefits over a pure ASIC by having the time to develop benefits of an FPGA with extra power reductions.
As shown in the ‘custom CPU optimizations’ and ‘customer feature integration’, Intel purposefully adds features to its Xeons, some of which are made public, to help assist with workflow. With the latest generation of Xeon Scalable processors, this can also be extended to extra chips on-package built through eASIC designs. However, now that Intel is acquiring the technology and moving it in house, Intel will have a better vertical integration of this technology, as well as having the ability to expand it to other product areas.
Currently eASICs newest product lines are built on GlobalFoundries 28nm, and TSMC for older products. When the deal closes, Intel is expecting to look deep into the projected roadmap and decide if transitioning onto Intel processes quickly will be feasible. Intel stated that maintaining business continuity will be expected, and the picture will become clearer after the deal has closed.
As a result of this acquisition, Intel gains the eASIC assets and team, which is around 120 people. The company was originally based in Santa Clara, and over time the group may movedown the road to be closer to the resources in Intel’s Programmable Solutions Group. Details of the acquisition were not disclosed.


Question: Describe the process of a Ted Cruz fundraising letter and its impact.

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Politics|Ted Cruz’s Campaign Marked a Fund-Raising Letter an Official ‘Summons.’ It Wasn’t Against the Rules.
The Texas senator’s re-election campaign sent voters in at least three counties a letter with a label suggesting it was a legal summons. The Federal Election Commission says doing so doesn’t break any rules.
Ted Cruz’s Senate re-election campaign has been sending voters in Texas a fund-raising letter in an envelope labeled “summons enclosed,” drawing criticism from some who called it misleading and raising questions about whether such a practice was legal. It is.
That is according to Myles Martin, a spokesman for the Federal Election Commission, who said the salient question was whether a mailing contains a disclaimer saying that it came from a political campaign. And this one did.
What do these campaign letters look like?
A photo of one of the letters was posted to Twitter on Sunday by Sean Owen, a data scientist who said it arrived at his home in Austin, Tex., and was addressed to his grandmother, who lived there until she died in April.
Confusion arises not just from the letter itself but from the envelope it arrives in.
And the return address? It says the “official summons” has come from Senator Ted Cruz.
The letter inside the envelope is more clearly part of a fund-raising effort. The Cruz campaign logo appears at the top of the letter and recipients are given the option to donate a preselected amount of money or to write in their own denominations.
The letter echoes its envelope, though, in its use of language — like “campaign summons” and “conservative affirmation” — that sounds more legal than colloquial.
How many of these letters have been sent out?
That is not clear. A spokeswoman for the Cruz campaign did not respond to messages seeking comment on Monday.
Since Saturday, Twitter users in two Texas counties — Travis County, where Austin is located, and Harris County, which is home to Houston — have posted pictures of the summons-like letters online.
But the campaign has been sending fund-raising appeals marked as summonses to voters since at least May, when The San Antonio Express-News took issue with the tactic in an editorial.
It called on the Cruz campaign to “rethink” the mailings and said recipients receiving them might, at first glance, believe they were being sued or ordered to appear in court. The mailings were labeled “Official Kerr County Summons,” after a county outside San Antonio.
How effective are mailings like this?
The impact of eyebrow-raising campaign mailings can be difficult to gauge.
They said mailings like the one Mr. Cruz sent in 2016 are “an order of magnitude more effective” than other political mailings because they threaten to publicly shame people for not voting. But the fund-raising letter sent by the Cruz campaign in recent weeks does not do that.
An earlier version of this article misstated the name of a newspaper. It is The San Antonio Express-News, not the News-Express.


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Why make a visual novel?
Triumph, and your name will be engraved under the names of the Knights who preceded you.
Fail, and no other name will ever be engraved.


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 Respond in 13 sentences. Describe the Dawson's Creek reunion cover shoot for Entertainment Weekly.

We’ve been hoping and praying for a reunion for years, and our dreams finally came true — mostly. While there’s no talk of an actual reunion episode, the cast of Dawson’s Creek reunited for an Entertainment Weekly cover shoot to celebrate 20 years (and a few months) since the show debuted. We know, we can’t believe it’s been that long either.
The magazine didn’t just get Dawson’s Creek stars Katie Holmes, James Van Der Beek, Joshua Jackson and Michelle Williams to join them; they also reached out to Busy Philipps, Meredith Monroe, Mary Beth Peil, and Kerr Smith to join in on the fun. The core four got a group cover and their own individual covers, aside from Williams, who posed with Philipps on hers. Williams and Philipps are our favorite BFFs off-screen, so we’re pretty thrilled that the cover managed to capture the spirits of Jen Lindley and Audrey Liddell and the real love between the two actresses.
According to Entertainment Weekly, the group cover will be available everywhere starting March 30th, but the individual collector’s covers can only be purchased at Barnes and Noble starting on April 3rd — which, in itself, makes us feel like giddy teens again.
Seeing them together after all these years is giving us all the feels.
This is the first time the full cast has been together since the show wrapped up, so we can imagine how special it was for them, as well.
And if we really think about it, this is actually way better than a televised Dawson’s Creek reunion. The show was such an important part of our lives and we’d hate it if the end result disappointed (plus, they’d have to find a way to resurrect Jen, which sounds hard).
We want to extend our sincerest thanks to Entertainment Weekly for making this Capeside High reunion possible. Now excuse us while we go get down to some Paula Cole deep cuts.


Question: Describe the GoldCoin Bulletin for October 2018.

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This is the GoldCoin Bulletin for October 2018 !
There's a tremendous amount of progress being made these days on the Goldcoin Project. It's up to each individual to contribute to the project by building on the platform and making it a success. Those working and building are the ones setting the example!
Beginning this month, the Goldcoin Team will be creating a monthly news bulletin and posting it here. Be sure to register for this forum, if you would like to stay in the loop and be notified via email on the publication date.
Eric has patched the client to fix a vulnerability discovered in Bitcoin Core that could make it possible for an attacker to DDoS a client node and force it to disconnect from the network.
We are currently in the process of testing this patch and anticipate releasing it to the community early next week.
The Goldcoin Core developers are now working to add AuxPoW to the Goldcoin client. This will allow any Scrypt based mining pool to add Goldcoin. Our new ACP code is designed to be compatible with this new code by entering a state of hibernation once we reach 1 TH/s.
IBN Adams along with GoldCoinAfricaLab are kicking off a global initiate to spread Goldcoin awareness and adoption throughout the world. The first meetup will be held in Ghana, Africa, on October 7th and then next week the second meetup will be held at the University of Lagon, then it's off to Venezuela!
Over the past month, Goldcoin has been added to several new exchanges. The Goldcoin Team encourages everyone to support these new exchanges that support us. Not only do we need our markets to be decentralized, we need them to be distributed.
The community is the heart and soul of the project. For the remainder of the year, we'll be promoting the new #communityfirst campaign across all of our various social platforms.
The header on this forum has been updated with the new Goldcoin logo. Wow, that looks good!
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Question: What is Nowiny?

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Nowiny is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Przytoczna, within Międzyrzecz County, Lubusz Voivodeship, in western Poland. It lies approximately north-east of Przytoczna, north-east of Międzyrzecz and east of Gorzów Wielkopolski.


Question: Describe the new additions to Bruin Bash lineup. Respond in 6 sentences.

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Charli XCX and Buddy join the list of Bruin Bash performers alongside CupcakKe.
The Campus Events Commission posted to Instagram and Facebook announcing the two new additions to the concert lineup today.
Buddy, a rapper originally signed by Pharrell’s label, is now with RCA Records, is set to be the supporting act for Bruin Bash. Though he has been making music for a few years, Buddy released his debut album, “Harlan & Alondra,” in July. Some of his songs feature artists like Khalid and A$AP Ferg, while many other songs on the 12-track album are solo ventures.
Tickets for Bruin Bash will be available Monday at 10 a.m.


Question: What can I expect to hear on this week's podcast?

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Dr. Bones is an Egoist, Communist, Insurrectionary Anarchist, Conjurer, and Gonzo Journalist. He joins Brett on the podcast to discuss his philosophy of Egoist-Communism inspired by the works of Max Stirner.
Topics Include: Egoism, The Union of Egoists, Insurrectionary Anarchism, The G20 riots in Hamburg, critiques of Marxism and Anarcho-Communism, an open invitation for Brett to come to Florida to eat Alligator and drink copious amounts of alcohol in a graveyard, and MUCH much more.


Question: Describe the history of hemp in the U.S.

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America is no stranger to hemp. In fact, Betsy Ross sewed the first American flag with hemp and George Washington farmed it at Mt. Vernon. Unfortunately, its full potential was never realized; drug restrictions that banned marijuana suppressed hemp, too. This spurious conflation quashed the industry for about 60 years, until a 2014 farm bill defined it as an agricultural crop, leaving the door ajar to American farmers.


Question: Tell me about Nicholas Carle.

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Nicholas Alberto Carle (born 23 November 1981 in Sydney, Australia) is an Australian retired football (soccer) attacking midfielder who played for Sydney Olympic, Troyes AC, Marconi Stallions, Newcastle Jets, Gençlerbirliği, Bristol City, Crystal Palace, Baniyas and Sydney FC.
Carle is of Uruguayan and Chilean descent. As a junior, Carle won five national futsal titles. During his days as a teenage schoolboy, he played football for his high school, Patrician Brothers' College, Fairfield. He helped his school win the Bill Turner Cup competition in 1996.


Question: How did you optimize your website to reach 100% on Google's Speed test?

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Have you recently ordered Pizza! Who doesn’t Love Pizza? We all do. But… if it takes too long to arrive, we will quickly move on to something else to fulfill our hunger. Time is clearly a important factor in our lives. One second can change our minds, and change our life. That’s pretty much the same when it comes to our experience online.
So you’re working really hard on your blog, you have an outstanding audience, and it this Seems like the last thing you should worry about, right?
How often do you abandon a page when it takes too long to load? You’re not the only one, In fact a study on travel websites, revealed that over 57 percent of online shoppers will wait three seconds or less before abandoning the site. The younger generation expects everything to load fast, the same study also found out that 65 percent of 18-24 year old expect a site to load in two seconds or less.
So, I decided to optimize my website and reach the 100%. At first I thought it would be easy, I installed a couple plugins, optimized my code a little bit, and thought that would be enough. Yet I couldn’t be more wrong, I couldn’t get more than 70-80 % on Google’s Speed test.
I started with 10 plugins enabled on my WordPress installation, I disabled as much I could disable. I even disabled some of the features of Jetpack.
i replaced the default Jquery call, with a “deferred” Jquery file hosted by Google.
I disabled the plugin that auto posts to twitter, and replaced it with a standalone script hosted on a different server.
Used sprite images as much as i can, for those of you who don’t know what that is it’s when you combine your template images into one image, so that the user downloads one image instead of multiple images, and the css code will display the required parts of it where needed.
Used the Async version of Google Analytics tracking code.
I installed PageSpeed Module on my server, It’s a apache module that optimize your site automatically. It minifies your css and Html, and Optimizes your images. In addition to many other critical features.
I Installed W3 TOTAL Cache plugin on my WordPress, and configured it to use object cache, page cache(using memcahed and apc), and add expiry header to my files.
I configured W3 Total Cache, to use one of my other servers(plus.ultgate.com) as a cdn to serve some of my files.
With all of that I reached a score that varies between 91 and 100%. I had 3 problems left. The first is that Google is grading me for not caching, compressing , and minifying the files called by Google’s Adsense. That is impossible to do, as the files are served by Google and only Google can do that. And again since Adsense loads in iframes, Google deducts further points for not Prioritizing the load of the ads. Which is also impossible because Adsense loads ads after the page loads.
So I was left with One Site issue that Can’t be solved: the server response. Since mysite’s cache gets refreshed over the time, it’s impossible to always load pages from the cache, which will make the server response time vary from below 0.2 seconds for cached pages, and the maximum of 0.5 seconds for those that didn’t get cached yet. And that is totally normal! While simple html pages are easier to cache, and get a good server response, the result i got is the best result anyone can get with a blog.
With that said, I’ve been working on optimizing my blog, to reach the highest speed, and I finally did it. Now, I can finally brag and say that I have The Fastest Blog and website in Town, or even in the whole region.


Question: Do bridges freeze up before roads?

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 Do bridges freeze up before roads?

Bridges often accumulate ice before roads do.
The freezing wind strikes the bridge above and below and on both sides, so it's losing heat from every side. The road is only losing heat from its surface. Even while the temperature on the road surface is dropping, the heat underneath the road keeps it warm enough to prevent icing as temperatures in the atmosphere drop below freezing. Bridges have no way to trap any heat, so they will continually lose heat and freeze shortly after temperatures in the atmosphere hit the freezing point.
Most bridges today are built with steel and concrete, both of which are good heat conductors. Because these materials conduct heat, any heat that the bridge has moves through the bridge to the surface where the heat is lost through the air flow around it. Roads are mostly made from asphalt, which is a poor conductor of heat, and that lessens the rate of heat loss from the road.
The bottom line is that a bridge will follow the air temperature very closely. If the air temperature falls below freezing, a bridge's surface will fall below freezing very quickly. Rain or snow, therefore, will freeze and stick to the bridge.
The Oregon State Department of Transportation advises motorists to slow down when approaching bridges and overpasses while traveling in cold weather. Often times you can't see the ice on the road, and it may be hidden beneath a thin blanket of snow. If, while traveling over a bridge, your car feels like it's floating, you should gradually slow down to maintain control of the vehicle. Never slam on your brakes.
Why do they use salt to melt ice on the road in the winter?


Question: Describe the custom motorcycle built by Dr Mechanik in Stuttgart? Respond in 9 sentences.

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We don’t get to see many custom motorcycles from Germany. Modified BMWs are becoming more common, especially R-series scramblers or café bikes. And we’re big fans of LSL-Motorradtechnik creations too.
But this is something completely different, and completely over the top: a Harley V-Rod cafe racer.
It was built by a company called Dr Mechanik in Stuttgart—the capitol of Baden-Württemberg and the home city of Porsche, Daimler and Bosch—at the behest of Georg Friedrich, an Austrian actor. Friedrich had his V-Rod rebuilt after it was heavily damaged in a collision with a car, and it’s now packed with handmade parts.
That includes the swingarm and even the rear shock, adapted from a Ducati 916 item. The front brakes are from Buell, and the engine is no longer rubber-mounted in the chassis—it’s now firmly bolted in for a more direct feel. Around nine kilograms have been shaved off the frame weight, and further reductions come from the handcrafted aluminum fuel tank and seat unit.


Question: Describe the process of building the John F. Kennedy aircraft carrier.

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America’s military shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) reached the midpoint in the construction of the future nuclear-powered aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy (CVN 79), following the installation of one of the largest units on the ship.
Weighing approximately 905 metric tons, the unit is one of the heaviest of the planned steel structures, known as superlifts, that will be joined together to make up the second ship in the Gerald R. Ford class.
The superlift of the aft section of the ship between the hangar bay and flight deck is 80 feet long, about 110 feet wide and four decks in height.
Combining 19 smaller units into one superlift allowed HII’s division Newport News Shipbuilding to install a majority of the outfitting equipment—grating, pumps, valves, pipe, electrical panels, mounting studs, lighting, ventilation and other components—before the structure was hoisted into the dry dock using the shipyard’s 1,050-metric ton gantry crane.
This approach resulted in this work being completed 14 months earlier than it was on USS Gerald R. Ford, said Lucas Hicks, Newport News’ vice president, CVN 79 program.
“This was a game changer for us. Performing higher levels of pre-outfitting represents a significant improvement in aircraft carrier construction, allowing us to build larger structures than ever before and providing greater cost savings,” Hicks explained.
“This superlift represents the future build strategy for Ford-class carriers,” Mike Butler, program director of CVN 79, said.
“Not only did we build this superlift larger and with significantly more pre-outfitting, we managed much of the work on the deckplate with new digital project management tools as part of our Integrated Digital Shipbuilding initiative. The lessons we learned from this successful superlift will allow us to build even more similar superlifts on future ships in the Ford class,” he added.
Posted on September 3, 2018 with tags CVN 79, HII, Huntington Ingalls Industries, John F. Kennedy.


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. What is the book "Stealing the Wave" about?

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Stealing the Wave: The Epic Struggle Between Ken Bradshaw and Mark Foo () is a book written by Andy Martin and published by Bloomsbury Publishing in 2007 (). It tells the story of surfers Mark Foo and Ken Bradshaw battling for supremacy at Waimea Bay, on the North Shore of Hawaii, where some of the biggest waves in the world crash onto the shore.