Question: Describe WXOJ-LP (103.3 FM).

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WXOJ-LP (103.3 FM, "Valley Free Radio") is a non-profit, independent community radio station licensed to serve Northampton, Massachusetts as well as the central Pioneer Valley region. The station was first licensed to Foundation For Media Education Inc. until April 2010 when it was transferred to Valley Free Radio, inc. It airs a Public Radio format on its FM radio frequency, as well as through a live streaming service on its website. WXOJ is known as the original broadcast station of the nationally syndicated radio and television program "The David Pakman Show" (originally "Midweek Politics with David Pakman") and the nationally syndicated radio program "Madness Radio," and was the home of a popular current-events program hosted by then-business owner and current Northampton City Council member Bill Dwight. The station also hosts locally produced programming at its main studios in the village of Florence, Massachusetts, such as "The Enviro Show", "Occupy the Airwaves", "Farm to Fork", "Bread & Roses", "The Warm Heart of Africa", "Poison Ivy of the Mind", "Press Start to Continue" and more. As an affiliate, VFR airs other local and national content from the Pacifica Radio Network.


Question: Tell me about Queen Noor.

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Born Lisa Najeeb Halaby on Aug. 23, 1951, in Washington, D.C., the future queen of Jordan grew up in a wealthy, highly respected Arab-American family. Lisa’s father, Najeeb Elias Halaby, had been the head of the Federal Aviation Administration under President John F. Kennedy, and had worked as a navy test pilot and lawyer.
Lisa didn’t spend much time in Washington, opting for private schools in New York City and Massachusetts before heading off to Princeton University in 1969. She seemed to recognize that her life was moving forward without much of her own passion, however, and took time off midway through sophomore year of college to reinvigorate herself in Aspen, Colo. In the winter resort city, Lisa waited tables, skied and focused on her photography hobby before returning to Princeton to study architecture and urban planning.
Years later, having completed stints at two architectural firms and realizing her strong interest in Arab culture, Lisa abandoned her plan of attending Columbia School of Journalism and accepted a job as Director of Facilities Planning and Design with Arabair Services, a Jordanian airline headed by her father.
After Princess Diana died, Queen Noor dedicated herself to fighting landmines, helping to launch the Ottaw Mine Ban Treaty. In October 2004, she traveled to Bogota, Columbia, to spend time with children injured by land mine explosions, and commemorate the Columbian government’s destruction of 23,000 land mines in what was potentially a life-saving simultaneous explosion.
The queen also discussed her plans to set up schools for Iraqi refugee children, and to aid Iraqi women in starting their own businesses. Throughout the interview, she displays a keen awareness of the human suffering resulting from international conflict, in Iraq and beyond.
Since 1995, the queen has been president of the United World Colleges (UWC) organization, which brings international students together to foster non-violence and global compassion. The students are selected regardless of race or economic status to attend classes at one of 12 UWC campuses.
Her varied background has given Queen Noor the authority to speak about different cultures and religions, and the ability to unite them. She spoke at the first-ever Pangea Day on May 10, 2008, and revealed her passion for peace.
Her relationship with King Hussein of Jordan, 15 years her senior, led to her conversion from Christianity to Islam. She did not take it lightly, however.


Question: Describe a few ways you have repurposed materials or foods around your home.

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As you probably read in my recent post on The Art of Re-purposing (http://blog.mylittleprairiehome.com/2013/12/the-art-of-re-purposing.html), I have a wee bit of a thing for the concept. . .but it doesn't stop with re-purposing STUFF! I am hugely fond of re-purposing foods and sundries, too!
Sounds a little weird, but hang in there. . .it's not as odd as it seems. You just need a little creativity and a little vision, and you might be surprised at what you can come up with.
For me, it started a couple of years ago when I got a bunch of free bags of stuffing croutons. I had more than I needed for their intended purpose, and I forgot to include my excess in a large donation I had just made to my church food closet. The bags were pretty big and I didn't really have room to store them, but I wasn't going back down the mountain for quite awhile. Throwing them out wasn't an option, either. Not. In. My. House.
So I thought. . .they are just little cubes of bread. A couple of the bags were pre-seasoned, but most were just plain. I joked to myself that I wished I could just crush them down to save space. . .and the light bulb went on! I crushed the six huge bags down using a rolling pin, stored the resulting bread crumbs in two ziplocks (one seasoned, one plain), and popped the compact little packets in the freezer for even longer shelf life. I had perfect bread crumbs for ages. . .which I used in Eggplant Parmesan, Oven Fried Chicken, Real Macaroni and Cheese (to DIE for!), and a host of other recipes. I was set for ages.
And that set things in motion. . .I started to look at what I had in my stockpile that was excess to needs to see if there wasn't at least one or two alternative uses hidden in there somewhere. I was pretty impressed with my findings!
Using broken bits of spaghetti in home made rice pilaf is also nothing new to me, but cleaning shower heads and tea kettles with vinegar (submerge and soak for at least an hour) was something I didn't know until moving to an area with hard water. Making a gorgeous Lemon Sugar Scrub was new, too, though I have often had more lemons than I could figure out what to do with, and passed by loads of deals on sugar because we don't use that much.
Did you know that Epsom Salt can be used to rot a stump? Drill holes in a stump you want to get rid of, pour in the Epsom Salt, add a little water, and let nature do the rest! And kitty litter is GREAT for icy sidewalks, steps, and to help your tires grip if they start slipping in your driveway.
Ooh, my head is spinning with the various possibilities!! Is yours?!?!
Update: Had a very 're-purposing my pantry' day today. . .used some inexpensive hair conditioner to make a huge bottle of home made fabric softener, learned that olive oil is GREAT for shaving (in place of shaving cream) and used vinegar on some weeds (spray on full strength, but aim well as it will kill grass, too. Best used for cracks in concrete or paths, etc.). I am SO getting into this!
How to Cure Your Own Delicious Bacon - Finale!!
And That, My Friends, Is a Christmas Wrap!
Making Home Made Lemon Sugar Scrub. . .With Love!
Strange Little Ice Spaghetti. . .
Laura Ingalls Wilder was SHORT!


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. Provide a brief summary of the song "This Is Country Music" by Brad Paisley.

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"This Is Country Music" is a song co-written and recorded by American country music artist Brad Paisley. After performing it at the Country Music Association awards ceremony, Paisley released the song in December 2010. The song is Paisley's twenty-eighth single release overall; it entered the Hot Country Songs charts dated for December 4, 2010. It was included on his eighth studio album, of the same name, released on May 23, 2011 release via Arista Nashville.


Question: What do you think of the UN's decision to deny entry to the Human Rights Council commission in the Gaza Strip?

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 What do you think of the UN's decision to deny entry to the Human Rights Council commission in the Gaza Strip?

The Israeli government has announced that it is denying entry to members of the UN Human Rights Council commission charged with investigating war crimes committed during the summer Israeli invasion of the Gaza Strip.
The Foreign Ministry says they will not cooperate in any way with the probe, and that they believe the UN will “obviously” find Israel guilty of war crimes for the near 1,500 Palestinian civilians killed during the conflict.
This is nothing unusual for Israel’s far-right government, which angrily condemned the announcement that a probe was taking place, and which takes its non-cooperation and open hostility to such probes as a matter of course.
Similar probes during the 2009-09 invasion of Gaza, as well as the 2006 Israeli invasion of Lebanon saw similar Israeli opposition. At the time the US was also condemning the UN for “bias” against Israel, though with US-Israeli ties at a long-term low, this may no longer be the case.
Surprise, surprise. Then again, this should count as an admission of all the accusations.
UN denied entry into the Gaza Strip? I thought the Israeli and the rest of Washington stated that there was no blockade on the Strip.
the Government of Israel is not "far right" but centrlist. Why dont the HRC go into Gaza from Egypt which also has a border with Gaza.
The Israeli government has been "far right" for many years – and it's dragging the people of Israel, usually more moderate, down the rabbit hole with them.
"why dont the HRC go to into Gaza from Egypt which also has a border with Gaza"
But as you must be very well of the fact that Egypt under the dictatorship of military Junta of the Sissi is in cahoot with the right wing Israeli government in strangling Gaza and its people.
This same old trick to absolve Israel from its wrong doings,since that Egypt more likely would refuse to allow HRC in to please Israel,then it would be Egypt fault not Israel.And Israel apologists would play the same old canard that even the other Arabs themselves do not want to do anything to help their brothers the Palestinians.
The article says they are barred from Israel, not Gaza. That's because the Regime is afraid investigators will talk to Israelis who will tell the truth.
Wasn't Iraq attacked for over something similar of a reason?
If you are referring to the UN weapons inspectors in Iraq prior to the US invasion, the US basically ran the UN inspectors out of the country, telling them that the invasion was coming and if you're still there when it comes the US would take no responsibility for their safety.
But US used this as evidence of refusal. Stupid Americans swallowed it . They argued and continue still in the visual media that the refusal ( non existent refusal ) was the reason for US to invade,remove,and destroy the regime . Now there is a refusal that is not made up .
This gives the UN a good reason to fight back now, if only to show that the US is willing to veto again. It seems that isolating the US for it's support of that evil apartheid regime is the only way.
To my surprise, there doesn't seem to be many hasbara hacks on this site anymore. I miss their "clever" remarks, which usually were of the, "Israel may be a genocidal, racist land-thief, but then a lot of other countries are just as bad." Maybe the pay isn't as good as it used to be.
Israel was CREATED by the U.N. and the U.N. should dissolve that pustule.
The UN General Assembly should take away the "Big 5" veto power on the security council.
I wonder if there is a Catch-22 aspect to that – would the Security Council be able to veto this attempt to circumscribe the unitary powers of the SC?


Question: Hey everyone, just wanted to let you know that Phil got a really awesome shot from yesterday's Import Alliance meet!

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 Hey everyone, just wanted to let you know that Phil got a really awesome shot from yesterday's Import Alliance meet!

So Phil created a HUGE panoramic of the Import Alliance meet and its too cool to not post it on here. Check it out and scroll around maybe you can find yourself! See if you can find some of the easter eggs we put in there. Just zoom in with your mouse wheel and move the cursor around kind of like its google maps. Have fun!


Question: Describe the results of the POLITICO/Morning Consult survey about President Trump's Cabinet selections, and the opinion of voters on the EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt.

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62 percent in the POLITICO/Morning Consult survey see disorder amid problems with Cabinet selections.
A strong majority of voters say President Donald Trump’s administration is running chaotically after Trump’s pick for veterans affairs secretary, White House physician Ronny Jackson, withdrew his name from consideration last week, according to a new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll.
More than 3 in 5 voters, 62 percent, say Trump’s administration is running very or somewhat chaotically — nearly twice as many as the 32 percent who say it’s running very or somewhat well.
A majority of Republicans, 68 percent, say the Trump administration is running well. But that sentiment is shared by few Democrats (9 percent) and independents (25 percent).
Moreover, the percentage of voters who see chaos in Trump’s White House has increased modestly, but steadily, in recent weeks. In early April, 61 percent of voters said the Trump administration was running chaotically. In mid-March it was 57 percent, and in early March it was 54 percent.
Nearly half of voters, 49 percent, say the Trump administration has done a poor job when it comes to hiring and retaining qualified people — roughly twice as many who say the Trump administration has done an excellent or good job combined.
The new survey was conducted April 26-May 1 — in the wake of Jackson’s withdrawal from consideration to head the Veterans Affairs Department, and as questions continued to swirl around a handful of other Cabinet members, including Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt.
Pruitt — embattled over what critics call profligate spending on personal items at EPA, including first-class airfare — is lesser known. Only 19 percent view Pruitt favorably, compared with 32 percent who view him unfavorably. Roughly half say they have never heard of him, or have heard of him but don’t have an opinion.
After receiving that information, a majority of respondents, 59 percent, say Pruitt has not conducted himself appropriately. Far fewer, 11 percent, say Pruitt has acted appropriately.
A slight majority, 53 percent, say Pruitt should be removed from his position as EPA administrator, while only 12 percent say he should not be removed. More than a third, 35 percent, have no opinion.
Pruitt isn’t getting much backup from Republicans, the poll shows — though there isn’t a loud drumbeat to remove him.
Overall, voters want the Trump administration to do more to protect the environment. A 54 percent majority say the federal government should do more to strengthen environmental protections, even if it hurts some businesses. That’s more than twice the 23 percent who say the U.S. should do more to help businesses, even if it weakens environmental protections.
A majority of voters, 59 percent, say the U.S. should be a part of the Paris Agreement, the deal reached between 195 countries to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions. Only 18 percent of voters say the U.S. should not be part of the Paris accord.
But a 43 percent plurality says the U.S. should not provide aid to help developing countries reduce carbon emissions in their own countries, compared with 31 percent who think the U.S. should provide that aid to developing countries.
Half of voters, 50 percent, say EPA is not doing enough to address the issue of climate change — roughly two times the 26 percent who say the EPA is doing enough to address climate change.
Trump’s approval rating in the poll is 42 percent, unchanged from last week. And Democrats retain their 9-point lead on the generic congressional ballot, equaling the party’s 2018 high water mark from last week.
The POLITICO/Morning Consult poll surveyed 1,991 registered voters and has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 2 percentage points.


Question: Describe the history of Strange Fellows Brewing. Respond in 237 words.

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Strange Fellows Brewing got its start in 2014, but before that head brewer Iain Hill was working with the Mark James Group: a group of brewpubs and Red Truck Brewing. Iain Hill was integral in helping get Mark James Group off the ground but it wasn’t enough for him. He needed to strike out on his own and with his business partner he was able to start Strange Fellows.
Strange Fellows has a very storied past, but it is to no surprise at how successful they are. With a long pedigree for making great beers, it was only a matter of time before Strange Fellows was recognized for the brewery they are. They are known more for their sours but the number of quality beers that are coming out of the taps is extraordinary.
Iain Hill is a very busy man and he took an hour of his time to meet with us while he was busy preparing a seminar on sour beers for the 2018 Vancouver Craft Beer Week. We learned about the different beers he plans to send to Japan as well as the history of Strange Fellows. It is never easy to get a brewery going but Iain was more than happy to share his stories on how he got started and his intentions for the Japanese market.
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Question: What makes Newark such a great city for hockey fans?

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Devils fans should count themselves lucky as Newark is ranked the sixth best city in the country for hockey fans, according to a Wallethub study.
The New Jersey Devils face the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 4 as their fans get fired up during Fan Fest prior to the game.
New Jersey Devils fans should count themselves lucky as Newark is ranked the sixth best city in the country for hockey fans, according to a Wallethub study.
Analysts studied 73 cities across the country, whittling down the best places for hockey enthusiasts. The criteria used ranged from ticket prices to the performance level of each city’s teams, which means our New Jersey Devils had something to do with it.
Among the points where Newark stands out is arena size with the third largest capacity in the country. The Prudential Center can hold over 17,000 fans.
Newark also ranks sixth for Stanley Cup wins, with the Devils winning three.


Question: What happened to Woolworths?

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High Street legend Woolworths has buckled under its debt and is set to go into administration, BBC business editor Robert Peston has learned.
The move will put tens of thousands of jobs at its 815 stores under threat.
The board of Woolies - one of the UK's oldest store groups - is meeting to take the formal decision.
Deloitte will be appointed as administrators to the store chain and also to Entertainment UK, which supplies DVDs to supermarket groups.
However, Woolworths joint venture with BBC Worldwide, publisher 2 Entertain, will not go into administration as it is owned by Woolworths' parent company. And all stores will remain open and keep trading, at least for now. Money has been ring-fenced so that salaries will be paid to staff as normal on Friday, a spokeswoman added.
What is the point of Woolworths?
Our business editor says that Woolworths has been something of a lame duck retailer for years, losing market share against intense competition.
The company's weak position was also the reason why the government did not intervene to rescue it.
"Government policy is not to prop up lame ducks," our business editor said.
Peter Mandelson, the business secretary, had been in contact with the company on Wednesday, to ensure that if it went into administration, it would minimise the anxiety to its employees.
The company has been asked to do what it can to protect its pension fund, and keep its stores open if possible during the vital Christmas period.
The UK's Woolworths has no connection with several retail chains around the world that carry the same name.
The news of Woolworths' demise comes on the same day that furniture chain MFI announced that it was to go into administration.
The company had asked its landlords for a rent-free period to help sort out its financial problems.
However, the troubled company with its more than 1,000 staff, failed to reach an agreement.
MFI had suffered several years of financial trouble. Only last September, as part of a management buyout led by chief executive Gary Favell, 81 loss-making outlets were placed into administration.
Now the remaining 110 stores could face closure.
The collapse of Woolworths is also likely to lead to thousands of redundancies with the store chain employing 25,000 people and Entertainment UK employing 5,000.
The shopworkers' union Usdaw said the news was "devastating" for staff.
"We were hopeful that a last minute deal would be done and will want to meet with the administrators as soon as possible," the union's national officer John Gorle said.
BBC business editor Robert Peston: "Woolworths was weak for years"
The company has struggled under the weight of £385m of debt. Its problems were compounded over the past couple of months when it was forced to pay cash when buying goods from suppliers, because trade credit insurers were no longer prepared to insure suppliers to Woolworths.
During the past few days the company had tried to sell itself for a nominal price of £1, where the new owner would have to take on the firm's debt.
US restructuring firm Hilco was rumoured to be a potential buyer, with the BBC's commercial arm set to take over Woolworths' share in music and film publisher 2 Entertain.
Earlier this week, Woolworths' largest shareholder - property tycoon Ardeshir Naghshineh - had called on Woolworths to delay plans to sell parts of the business.
Mr Naghshineh said the firm should instead look at making money by selling of some of its outlets.
In the end Woolworths' board ran out of time.


Question: Name a pair of one-way light rail stations on Market Street in San Francisco, California. Respond in 2 sentences.

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 Name a pair of one-way light rail stations on Market Street in San Francisco, California. Respond in 2 sentences.

Market and Guerrero (eastbound) and Market and Laguna (westbound) are a pair of one-way light rail stations in San Francisco, California, United States, serving the San Francisco Municipal Railway F Market & Wharves heritage railway line. They are located on Market Street at the intersections of Laguna Street and Guerrero Street.


Question: Describe an incident involving a scientist and a federal cruiser. Respond in 48 sentences.

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Breaking News : An independent scientist escapes from death !
Recently a Community Goal was carried out with the aim of enabling Pleiades Resources Enterprise to build an outpost to serve as an observation post in order to ensure our security against possible Thargoids attacks.
We have reported in our columns that this federal interference is not to the liking of lovers of free science. They demanded the lifting of the house arrest that weighs on Professor Palin in Maia as well as the withdrawal of the federal troops from Pleiades Sector.
To ensure our safety, they say.
In the past, security has often served as a pretext for much interference, or worst.
An incident that happened yesterday contradicts all this beautiful propaganda. It almost cost the life of an independent scientist.
But let’s see what he has to say.
Cmdr Virgil Cooler King: Virgil Cooler King, of the faction SANCTIS …. Call me Cooler.
TOP: You seem to be shaken up?
TOP: Keep your calm Cmdr. Tell us what led you to Maia?
Cmdr Virgil Cooler King: Am invited by Palin, at that time I just finished my first delivery of fragments. I saw nothing at the landing. I had not noticed the beast!
TOP: The beast? What are you talking about exactly?
Cmdr Virgil Cooler King: It’s by lifting off! I noticed a cloud of ships above the research center … Then I saw the monster! A Farragut cruiser of the Federation!
TOP: Ah yes, I understand better. Everyone knows that a federal cruiser is posted over the base of Pr Palin. He’s under well guard. What did you do then?
Cmdr Virgil Cooler King: Rather curious by nature, I approached to put an eye on it for a moment, as well as the small devices that whirled around, all was quite normal… Then I turned to the void and started my FSD.
Cmdr Virgil Cooler King: This is when the I.A. warned me! We were attacked! I turned and saw the Fed’s cruiser that was also firing at the other small ships around it! I could not tell you who had assaulted who? … Am not armed as I said, and my hull is paper thin!
TOP: Quite curious indeed. You seem to be saying that the chain of command aboard the federal cruiser would have lost their mind? This will give the protesters an additional reason to ask for the lifting of the house arrest on the professor. Okay, and then?
TOP: Wow! It was a close call. Well, and otherwise, what do you think of all this now that you are safe?
Cmdr Virgil Cooler King: What does this ship look like at Palin ?! … Does he protect him or threaten him? … In any case, I threatened no one! All these services I have rendered them! … They have drawn me in the back like a bird, the cowards! … I am disgusted!
One can understand it, which would not be so.
Fly safe, Cmdr, and keep serving science as you do.


Question: What is Sandside? Respond in 57 words.

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Sandside is a hamlet near Storth in Beetham parish, South Lakeland, Cumbria, England. Historically in Westmorland, it lies on the south shore of the estuary of the River Kent, between Arnside and Milnthorpe. There is one pub, The Ship, which is believed to date from 1671, one restaurant, The Kingfisher, established in 1999, and several commercial businesses.


Question: Do you dream in rhymes?

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What? You don’t dream in rhymes? It’s not weird. SHUTUP.
Part 2 of our Xmas arc has Edward questioning his desire for new material possessions. Blasphemy! Has he changed for good? Tune in next week for Part 3 where you may find out! Probably!
Hehehehehe! I love Your expresiones! Good Job Monkey!
Personally, I dream in haikus.
I would respond with a witty haiku, but I’m gonna leave that to the writing part of twxxd as I’d probably butcher it.
Souls aren’t all that rare. BUY ME ALL THE THINGS!!!!!!!!
This just in, Mike is offering is soul for things. Any takers?
But if he gets no more possessions, there will be no new toys to talk to!
He was possessed by Etrigan the demon!!!!
I’ve dreamt in rhyme before. It’s extremely weird because I recall the dreamy pressure of having to make sure my every utterance fit the scheme. Yeah, I’m a weirdo. And semi-proud of it. My medication brings all the boys to the yard.
While visions of overdraft fees danced in their heads.


Question: Hey there, have you heard about Darkcoin?

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All about Darkcoin. Having sworn my allegiance to the 2.0 space long ago I was blown away to see how deeply innovative a single token tracking platform could be. Darkcoin is a project I will watch closely following this fascinating discussion.Thanks to Fernando for introducing me to Evan and organising this interview.


Question: What timezone are you in?

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Question: Describe your fantasy baseball team and give an update on what's been happening thus far.

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 Describe your fantasy baseball team and give an update on what's been happening thus far.

I won every pitching stat, lost every hitting stat. Mmm hmm. That's one way to do it.
But you know what? I'll take it. After starting the year 3-9 I was desperate for a sign that a team of M-named players wasn't a stupid idea. I'm no longer in last place, and baby, that's good enough for me.
Mitch Haniger, bless his rookie heart, hit .391 with 14 TB last week, and is the 6th best fantasy player in my league. To the Redditor who suggested him to me at the beginning of the year: I owe ya a beer.
Michael Pineda took a perfect game into the 7th last week before I jinxed it by turning the game on and texting my brother. Sorry, Mikey.
All the rest of my pitching. Stroman? Shoemaker? Harvey, Perez, Estrada? All of them have M-names and all of them were terrific.
Small sample size be damned: Tanaka has been bad and he should feel bad.
Matt Holliday should be having a bounce-back year... but in a crazy Shyamalanesque twist he's not having a bounce-back year.
Mark Trumbo and Manny Machado are in last place on my team in just about every stat. Trumbo somehow has a stolen base, though. Where are the dingers, Mark? Where are the dingers?
Matt Kemp is on the DL because I still can't have nice things.
Marcus Semien, there's just no room for you. You're no longer in the running for becoming America's Next Top Model. At least until Machado goes down with an injury.
One major problem with my fantasy gimmick: there's only one closer who fits the naming scheme (Mark Melancon). So I drafted him, and then I also drafted Matt Bush with the hope that he would steal the closer's role from Sam Dyson after a few weeks. Well, Dyson has blown four saves already, perfectly setting the table for Bush... who then came down with a shoulder injury and had to be injected with platelets. So I dropped Bush, and he was immediately picked up by another team. Why do bad things happen to good people, Batman?
That last bullet might prove to be more of a problem as time goes on. I somehow won Saves this week with just one save (wooooo!) but that's, uhh, not going to last. I may need to evaluate my potential options going forward and maybe punt on saves entirely by trading Melancon. I'll do a longer, more in-depth post about that in another week or so when things have shaken out more.
So that's how things stand. What'd I miss? Any players I need to have on my radar right now? It takes a village to have success with a gimmicky fantasy team and, uhh, I don't know where I'm going with this metaphor. Current roster is below.


Question: Describe the agreement between Gale Force Nine and Legendary Entertainment regarding the Dune franchise.

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 Describe the agreement between Gale Force Nine and Legendary Entertainment regarding the Dune franchise.

Gale Force Nine(GF9) has reached a multi-year licensing agreement with Legendary Entertainment and Herbert Properties, LLC to bring the expansive Dune sci-fi franchise to tabletop gaming.
As master licensee, GF9 will produce original tabletop games drawing from the extensive DUNE franchise – including printed work by Frank Herbert, Brian Herbert, and Kevin J. Anderson, as well as direct tie-ins with Legendary’s upcoming film directed by Denis Villeneuve (see “Animated 'Batman Hush,' Zazie Beetz in Talks for 'Joker,' 'Dune' Casting, 'Prophet' Optioned”).
The full range of products, including board and miniatures games, are scheduled to release just prior to the upcoming Dune theatrical release in 2020. GF9 plans to align with other game companies in numerous categories and formats for future releases as well.
“With this master license, we are excited to collaborate with our peers and leverage their unique expertise to realize a complete spectrum of game types and authentic experiences,” said Brisigotti. Slated for late 2019, their first collaboration is a tabletop role-playing game from Modiphius, publisher of popular licensed games including Star Trek Adventures, Fallout: Wasteland Warfare, Conan, Mutant Chronicles, Achtung! Cthulhu, and Tales from the Loop.
The licensing deal was brokered by Joe LeFavi of Genuine Entertainment, who will manage the Dune license for GF9 and assist in business development with Brisigotti.
Herbert Properties LLC is managed by the Herbert family, and is copyright holder for the Dune series. Frank Herbert first published the bestselling Dune in 1965, and wrote five sequels to the popular novel. After his death in 1986, his son Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson expanded the series with 14 additional books.


Question: Have you heard about the lady who got arrested for collecting conch shells in Florida?

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 Have you heard about the lady who got arrested for collecting conch shells in Florida?

A Texas woman visiting Key West will serve 15 days in jail after collecting 40 conch shells that she planned to give away as gifts.
The woman, Diana Fiscal-Gonzalez from Dallas, was tipped off and arrested on July 13 by an officer from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. She was also sentenced to six months probation by a Florida judge, and will have to pay $500 fine plus $268 for court costs, USA Today reports.
Fiscal-Gonzalez pleaded guilty but claims that she didn't know taking the shells were illegal. However, it turns out that the queen conchs she took had living organisms inside, making them illegal to collect.
Florida does allow the collection of empty shells, but the FWC wants people to know that it's not okay to rip organisms out of their shells on any Florida beach.
According to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, a collapse in conch fisheries in the Florida Keys during the 1970s led to the criminalization of harvesting these mollusks.


Question: What's the deal with Sensuela? Respond in 5 sentences.

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Sensuela is a 1973 Finnish drama film directed and written by Teuvo Tulio. The film is based on Tulio's 1946 film "Rakkauden risti" which itself was based on "The Stationmaster", a short story written by Alexander Pushkin. "Sensuela" was Tulio's final film, and it was met with harsh criticism. Since its release, it has gained a reputation as a campy cult classic and has been called "the weirdest Finnish film ever made". Although the production was finished in 1972, it was not released until a year later and then opened only in selected theatres.


Question: What is Drysdalia?

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Drysdalia is a genus of snakes, commonly known as crowned snakes, belonging to the family Elapidae. The three species in this genus are venomous snakes, but not considered deadly.


Question: What is the current copyright court battle between Associated Press and Meltwater?

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San Francisco - The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) urged a federal judge today to protect fair use of news coverage and reject the Associated Press' (AP's) dangerously narrow view of what is "transformative" in a copyright court battle over a news-tracking service.
In Associated Press v. Meltwater, AP claims its copyrights are infringed when Meltwater, an electronic news clipping service, includes excerpts of AP stories in search results for its clients seeking reports of news coverage based on particular keywords. In its argument, AP asks the court to accept an extraordinarily narrow view of fair use – the doctrine that allows for the use of copyrighted material for purposes of commentary, criticism, or other transformative uses – by claiming that Meltwater's use of copyrighted excerpts cannot be "transformative" fair use unless they are also "expressive." In an amicus brief filed today, EFF argues that AP's theory would restrict the use and development of services that allow users to find, organize, and share public information.
"There are lots of examples of important fair uses that wouldn't fit under AP's cramped definition of a 'transformative' use," said EFF Senior Staff Attorney Kurt Opsahl. "Time-shifting – like what you do when you record something on your DVR to watch later – isn't 'expressive,' but courts have found it a clear fair use. Because fair use plays such an essential role in facilitating online innovation and expression, we're asking the court to follow the law and reject this flawed theory from AP."
The Stanford Fair Use Project served as counsel for EFF in filing today's brief, which was also joined by Public Knowledge.


Question: Describe the incident involving Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell being ambushed by protesters.

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A mob of far-left goons ambushed Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Saturday as he was leaving a Louisville restaurant.
The Democratic Socialists of Louisville claimed responsibility for the verbal attack and posted video on its Twitter feed.
Powerful people like Mitch deserve no peace while they enable the imprisonment of babies in concentration camps.
“Where are the children? Where are the babies, Mitch,” the protesters shouted.
At one point an unidentified man threatened the senate majority leader.
“We know where you live, too Mitch. We know where you live. We know where you live Mitch,“ the man said menacingly.
The socialists appear to have followed the commands of Maxine Waters and Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin. Both anti-Trump women called on protesters to confront Trump supporters relentlessly.
McConnell and his entourage were filmed calmly walking out of the restaurant. They did not engage the protesters.


Question: Give an example of a bad mod in a video game.

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A showcase of horrible, horrible mods.
Fetch Questing. HEY THERE'S DRAGONS IN HERE!


Question: Respond in 36 sentences. Describe the updates in the latest Patch, including visuals and changes to champions, minions, and the map.

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The PBE has been updated! Dino Gnar now has his mega Gnar model and is available for testing, there are numerous updates to the Summoner's Rift update, more files to suggest a ward ping is being added, and new portrait icons for the SRU minions!
Dino Gnar's Mega Gnar form is in this patch and the skin is now available for testing!
Mega Dino Gnar has his own recall where he smashes and eats a helicopter.
As his bar fills, Dino Gnar's suit turns colors between 60 and 90. At 90-100 it starts to glow!
Here's another picture of the suit changing colors.
Lots of extra files for the new Ward Ping assets seen in yesterday's update, including particle files for "ping-wardEnemy" and "ping-wardFriendly".
Doesn't look like they are hooked up in game yet in today's update either.
It’s time for our first big update to Summoner’s Rift! We’ve got a lot of content today, with changes for everything from Baron Nashor to the minimap. Check below for all the details and, as always we’d love to hear your feedback in this thread and please report any bugs you find here.
FOG OF WAR :: In-game coloration has been improved!
CRITTERS :: Ambient Critters have emerged on the Rift! See if you can spot them!
Context: When we were looking at the positioning of top lane / bottom lane brush, we found that they were actually off-center by about 450 units. We considered just leaving them alone, but realized that this is exactly the kind of stuff we should be doing with an update to Summoner's Rift, so we shifted them back.
Context: We did some tuning for the Dragon fight to bring his damage closer to what you might expect on Live. That said, it was really tough to tell how much damage Dragon's fire laser (flame breath) was doing - and how frequently he was using it – so we removed it in the name of CLARITY.
Context: We're testing something new! While these changes mean Baron will be easier to take out when a team has full control (less damage, no Voracious Corrosion on multiple targets), they also make it easier for opponents to engage on a team that's already started fighting Baron (as he has more crowd control abilities).
Final point: removing the knock... forward? on Back Spikes makes the fight a little more forgiving for the squishy targets who want to hide deeper in the pit (or maybe we want them huddling there when a fight happens so it'll be harder to escape, who knows...).
ACID BALL :: No longer deals damage-over-time in the acid pools. Now slows for 50% inside the pool.
BARON TAIL :: Knockup time increased to 1.25s (from 1s). Damage lowered by 25%.
Debug strings when pinging Baron/Dragon/jungle camps have been fixed"
As mentioned above, the brush has moved a bit.
Here's a handful of up to date screen shots of the map terrain.
and here's an up to date SR Tour video!
New in-game minion portraits have been added. What you see when you click on a minion in-game, they are NOT SUMMONER ICONS!
For example, this is where you would find the icons in-game.
In an earlier patch, game lobbies ( custom, normal/ranked, and TB ) were updated and will now suggest free players from your friends list that you could invite to your game.
GNAR! ( R ) slow duration lowered to 1.25/1.5/1.75 sec from 1.5/1.75/2 sec.


Question: Describe the incident surrounding the indictment of Turkish security officials in Washington, D.C.

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Turkish security officials are indicted in fracas in D.C.
A total of 19 people, including 15 identified as Turkish security officials, were indicted Tuesday in Washington in connection with scuffles that broke out outside the Turkish ambassador’s residence here in May during a visit by the Turkish president, authorities said.
According to the indictment, the goals of the alleged conspiracy were to assault and kick protesters gathered in Sheridan Circle and to assault police who tried to stop the attacks.
Many of those indicted were also charged with assault that involved kicking.
The office said two of those indicted have been arrested, but the others are at large.
The alleged attacks were directed toward about 10 to 20 people in the circle who were protesting on May 16 against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
It was not clear Monday where the others are, or whether diplomatic immunity could hamper efforts to prosecute them.


Question: Provide a short biography of Michal Rozin.

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Michal Rozin (, born 25 June 1969) is an Israeli politician who served as a member of the Knesset for Meretz.


Question: Tell me about Ricky Sanders.

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» Signed with the Redskins in 1986 after one year with the USFL's Houston Gamblers.
Most fans of the Washington Redskins remember Ricky Sanders from "The Quarter," but there is much more to the Redskins' wide out. Ricky Sanders' athletic career began as a teenager in Texas. Sanders was an accomplished track star at Belton High School and lettered three years in football.
After high school, Sanders attended Southwest Texas State University (now named Texas State University) and excelled as a running back. He averaged over five yards per carry in 1982 and was named MVP of the 1982 Palm Bowl after rushing for 104 yards on 25 carries. That same season, he helped lead the Bobcats to the NCAA Division II Championship. In 1983 he was the team's top scorer with nine touchdowns and top punt returner, averaging over 11 yards per return. He ran for 706 yards on 141 carries and caught 14 passes for 210 yards and one touchdown. He finished his career at Southwest Texas State third on the school's all-time rushing list.
Following his collegiate career, Ricky joined the United States Football League. The league played in the springtime, and was only in existence from 1983-1985. Sanders made his USFL debut as a member of the Houston Gamblers in 1984. While teaming with future NFL stars such as quarterback Jim Kelly and wide receivers Clarence Verdin, Richard Johnson, and Gerald McNeil, he flourished in the powerful Gamblers offense, finishing second on the team with 101 receptions for 1,378 yards and 11 touchdowns. His best single-game performance as a Gambler came during the 1984 season when he caught 8 passes and 227 yards against the Pittsburgh Maulers. From 1984-1985, Sanders caught 149 passes for 1,916 yards and 18 touchdowns in the USFL.
Prior to the 1984 NFL season, a USFL Supplemental Draft was held. Sanders was selected 16th overall in the first round by the New England Patriots. The Redskins were so intrigued by his performance in the USFL that they deemed him worthy of a 3rd round pick in the 1987 NFL Draft. The Redskins acquired the 23-year old's NFL rights from New England and signed him on August 11th, 1986.
Despite catching only 14 passes for 286 yards and two touchdowns for the Redskins in 1986, Sanders' 20.3 yards per catch average gave fans visions of a young and talented third receiver teaming with the already successful duo of fellow wideouts Art Monk and Gary Clark.
It was his performance the following season during the Redskins' Super Bowl XXII victory that put Ricky on the map. At the time he broke three Super Bowl receiving records such as yards in a single game (193), longest reception (80 yards), and touchdown receptions (2) against the highly touted Denver Broncos. Ricky's two touchdowns contributed to a record-setting onslaught that saw the Redskins put up 35 points on the Broncos in the second quarter alone.
To add to his moment in the sun, Sanders was the recipient of a short pass from former President of the United States Ronald Reagan at the Redskins Super Bowl XXII celebration in Washington D.C. While making a speech at the podium on the White House lawn, Reagan lets out the infamous line: "Where's Ricky Sanders?" In just a matter of seconds, Ricky sprints in front of the stage and makes a nice reception in front of a raucous crowd of about 600,000.
Ricky followed up his Super Bowl performance with an outstanding 1988 season. He led the team with 73 catches and 1,148 yards. That same season, he tied the Redskins single-season record with 12 touchdown receptions and was named Most Valuable Player by his teammates. The 1989 campaign marked back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons for Sanders, this time finishing second on the team behind Art Monk while compiling a career high 80 receptions for 1,138 yards. Known affectionately as "Slick Rick," Sanders fit in so well with Monk and Clark that the trio formed the notorious group known league-wide as "The Posse."
Ricky won his second NFL Championship on January 26th, 1992 against the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVI. His impact in that game was no match compared to his showing in Super Bowl XXII but his 41-yard reception in the second quarter spurred a 17-point eruption against former USFL teammate Jim Kelly.
Sanders' final season with the Washington Redskins came in 1993. He finished his Redskins career fifth on the franchise's all-time list of reception yards with 5,854. He also caught 414 passes and 36 touchdowns with the team. In 1994, Ricky joined the Atlanta Falcons and finished his career in 1995 with former teammate Gary Clark and the Miami Dolphins.
As part of the franchise's 70th Anniversary celebration in 2002, the team created a roster of the 70 greatest Redskins of all-time. His name is on that list. The fact that Sanders is thought of so highly is a tribute to his contribution to such a successful era in Redskins football.


Question: "Do you know if there's a way to make the text in The Away Team display larger?"

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If that sounds like your sort of thing, you can grab The Away Team: Lost Exodus on Steam or itch.io. If you already own The Away Team, you'll get it as a free update on October 22nd.
After a lot of thinking and talking and studying numbers, we've decided to raise the game's price from its current $2.00 price tag to $8.00 in order to better reflect not just the game itself, but the effort, talent and love that has gone into it. If you'd prefer to get in early and pick up the game at the lower price, we understand. Feel free to treat the next two weeks as a sale!
If you're hungry for more details, you can check out BTRE's previous coverage here on GOL, although keep in mind that that was written before I began work on the Lost Exodus update.
You can also read up on the kind of work I've been doing on the Underflow Studios blog in this post about the work I did in refining the ship design/concept. I'm hoping to do similar deep dives into the new memento system and sector exploration mechanics before launch if I have time. If you're into seeing how I did some of the graphics work on the game, you can check out this howto thread on making our new save icon, or these streams of me working on mementos.
I bought it now, it seems really interesting.
This isn't on the roadmap for the Lost Exodus update, but the work I've done on text wrapping and rendering make size adjustment more doable than it was before. I'll put it on the list of post-Lost Exodus things to consider!
The game comes with three fonts that have varying degrees of readability when seen from a distance. It is possible to add custom fonts, and I've seen people load fonts that have a larger glyph size, so for not at least, there is a workaround to get larger text.
Oh yeah, I liked the original game, but it got repetitive fast (its like always reading the same book). I'm glad to see that the game is still supported and can't wait for the new content!
Thanks for answering so fast! It's great that it's possible to add custom fonts!


Question: What is Backstage?

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Backstage (aka Back Stage) is an entertainment-industry brand aimed at people working in film and the performing arts, with a special focus on casting, job opportunities, and career advice.


Question: What is the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 and what's the history between South Africa and Pakistan?

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South African superstar AB de Villiers says no bowler on the current global stage is comparable to former Pakistan great Wasim Akram and that his swing skills are unparalleled. When asked before the Proteas’ second group clash against Pakistan at Edgbaston if there is anyone in the current Pakistan squad that matches Akram, de Villiers said no one in the world does.
The 33-year-old also added that his team is “confident” and under “no pressure”. The last time both teams met in the global ICC event was the World Cup 2015, where Pakistan registered a 29-run victory in a rain-reduced encounter.
After having already earned a point courtesy a convincing 96-run win against Sri Lanka in their opening game of the ICC Champions Trophy 2017, another point will ensure a semi-final spot for the Proteas who entered the multi-team event as one of the favorites.
Pakistan, on the other hand, will need a win to keep their chances of making it to the next round alive.


Question: Describe mansplaining.

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Around the feminist blogosphere, the phenomenon of mansplaining has been duly noted as of late. This is also known as the Men Who Know Things phenomenon, whereby some men mistakenly believe that they automatically know more about any given topic than does a woman and will, consequently, proceed to explain to her- correctly or not- things that she already knows.
The mansplainer's problem isn't so much that he's trying to teach a woman something, but rather that he takes it as a given that she doesn't already know whatever it is he is going to tell her.
As someone who lives life as a female human, the sheer numbers of women in comment threads who have recounted experiences of Being Mansplained To is not at all surprising. Despite my general competence at life, dudes mansplain things to me all the time. When I've been in gyms working out, men have offered me unsolicited tips on new exercises to try, despite the fact that I've been successfully working out and lifting weights for almost two decades.
A non-lawyer dude that I work with has several times given me a general overview of laws that I deal with on a daily basis. Despite the fact that I tell him, shortly but not Too Bitchily, that I am aware of what he is telling me, he repeatedly does this anyway.
Before meetings, during small talk, another male colleague will bring up the subject of politics and address his comments only to other men in the room. This enables other men to mansplain, as "helpful" asides, to the women in the room what exactly this politics stuff is that the The Dudely Grownups are talking about.
And, as perhaps one of my all-time favorite examples of mansplaining, one time, my girlfriend and I were eating dinner with a white male human. During the course of this meal, I recounted a true story about a high school in the Midwest whose mascot used to be a racial slur for a Chinese person. This mascot was changed sometime in the early 1980s, due to members of this racial minority group protesting.
After I told this story, at which many members of the dinner party were quite horrified, the white male human dinner companion misread what, exactly, everyone else was horrified about. Instead, he replied, with perfect certainty, "Now that is what you call Political Correctness Gone Awry," and then proceeded to continue eating his Man Food, assuming that the conversation was over now that he had sufficiently mansplained the travesty that had occurred.
His lack of empathy aside, it was that deadly combo of dead certainty that his point of view was completely objective coupled with that incompetent assumption that he was automatically more In The Know About Things than all women present that pretty much defines the art of mansplanation. Yet, the privilege of his race cannot be discounted here, either. Oftentimes, whiteness and maleness work together to exponentially increase a man's propensity to mansplain.
And so this instance, was also a classic case of whitesplaining, whereby a white person whitesplains how a person of color is "wrong" about something being racist against people of color. It's the same basic idea as mansplaining- as both are grounded in the privilege of one's identity being considered society's default and, therefore, more objective than the experiences of Other identities.
Whereas whitesplaining is the result of the white experience being "normed," mansplaining, is the logical result of men possessing the privilege whereby they are largely assumed to be both default human beings and automatically competent at life. If white people and men, and especially white men, are not aware of it, they are incredibly likely to wrongly assume themselves to be more competent than women and people of color at pretty much everything, up to and including what it means to live as a female or person of color in society.
From Karen Healey: "Think about the men you know. Do any of them display that delightful mixture of privilege and ignorance that leads to condescending, inaccurate explanations, delivered with the rock-solid conviction of rightness and that slimy certainty that of course he is right, because he is the man in this conversation?"
From Zuska: "You May Be A Mansplainer If..."
From IBTP: "Mansplaining — you know mansplaining, right? It’s that loud, annoying, repetitive alarm call that men emit whenever they perceive a lower-status person challenging their authority."
From Kate Harding: "Here’s a thing about mansplaining and why I care a lot about it: it is annoying, and frustrating, and insulting, and deeply rooted in institutionalized sexism, and often profoundly harmful to women."
From Rebecca Solnit: "Men explain things to me, and to other women, whether or not they know what they're talking about. Some men. Every woman knows what I mean. It's the presumption that makes it hard, at times, for any woman in any field; that keeps women from speaking up and from being heard when they dare; that crushes young women into silence by indicating, the way harassment on the street does, that this is not their world."
mansplaining = a whiny, immature diversion tactic feminist use when they have no honest rebuttal.
This is similar to how feminists cry misogony whenever you disagree with them, and in the end both are nothing but tactics that fems have to use (after all where would feminists be if they couldnt use shame language in a debate).


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The 16th Tank Division was a tank division of the Soviet Union's Red Army and later the Soviet Army, formed twice. The division was first formed during the summer of 1940 at Kotovsk, Ukraine with the 2nd Mechanized Corps. After the German invasion of the Soviet Union began in June 1941, the division was sent into the fighting along with its corps. The division was destroyed along with its corps during the Battle of Uman. The division was reformed in 1955 from the 111th Tank Division in the Soviet Far East, and was disbanded two years later.