Question: What's going on in Berlin today?

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An estimated 20,000 counter-protesters took to the streets of Berlin on Sunday to demonstrate against an AfD rally.
Thousands of people have gathered in Germany's capital to protest against a far-right rally called for by the Alternative for Germany (AfD), the country's main opposition party.
An estimated 20,000 counter-demonstrators, including anti-fascists, pro-refugee organisations and LGBTQI groups, took to the streets of Berlin, shouting slogans against the AfD rally, which saw party leaders addressing a crowd of about 5,000.
"Many times during the speeches by AfD leaders you couldn't hear what they were saying because they [counter-demonstrators] were playing loud band music and chanting 'Nazis out'," said Al Jazeera's David Chater, reporting from Berlin.
He added that about 2,000 police officers had been deployed "to make sure there was no trouble".
"In the end, it was a vocal confrontation rather than a violent one," Chater said.
Founded in 2013, the AfD became the first far-right party to enter Germany's Bundestag in decades after securing more than 12 percent in last September's elections on the back of a largely anti-refugee and anti-Islam agenda.
The AfD called the rally in response to German Chancellor Angela Merkel's migration policy and other grievances.
"Parallel (to parliament), we take to the streets and give our members and supporters the chance to actively participate," AfD organiser Guido Reil said at a press conference ahead of Sunday's event, as reported by Deutsche Welle.
"That's very important," he added. "Because we're alternative. It's a new concept."
Before the rally, Stoppt den Hass (Stop the Hate), an umbrella of anti-AfD protest groups, had said in a statement that it intended to block the far-right march from reaching its final destination.
"The AfD blames Muslims and displaced people for all evils, from poverty to sexual violence," Stoppt den Hass said on its website.
The rise of Germany's far right has coincided with a spike in anti-Semitism and attacks targeting refugee accommodations throughout the country.
In early May, a senior government official, Felix Klein, accused the AfD of creating a political environment in which anti-Semitism is tolerated.
"I don't want to say the AfD is anti-Semitic, per se, but it tolerates representatives who are demanding a new policy of remembrance," Klein told news website watson.de at the time.
"They initiated this discussion about drawing a line (under the Holocaust), and that is very dangerous because it helps make anti-Semitism presentable again."
German authorities documented more than 3,500 attacks on refugees and their accommodations in 2016, and another 2,219 were recorded in 2017.
Although the AfD was initially founded as a Eurosceptic party, it was only able to break the five-percent threshold to enter the Bundestag after shifting its focus to migration and Islam.
Al Jazeera's Chater said the party had caused a "real impact" in German politics, particularly in the Bundestag, where the party holds 92 seats.
"It is the first time since World War II that we are beginning to hear racist, anti-Semitic, xenophobic and anti-Islamic comments, not only in the parliament but of course during these rallies on the streets of Berlin, and that is what has incensed these counter-protesters," Chater said.
"The whole political complexion of Germany has changed since this party [the AfD] became the main opposition party."


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. What can you tell me about "What the Little Bird Told Him"?

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"What the Little Bird Told Him" is the twelfth episode of the television series "Gotham". It premiered on FOX on January 19, 2015 and was written by Ben Edlund, and directed by Eagle Egilsson. In this episode, Gordon (Ben McKenzie) looks to capture a prisoner who escaped from Arkham Asylum to get his job back. Meanwhile, Falcone (John Doman) struggles to hold his empire when someone beloved to him takes an unexpected turn.


Question: What's happening with Ruby 1.9.3?

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Today we are announcing our plans for the future of Ruby version 1.9.3.
Currently this branch is in maintenance mode, and will remain so until February 23, 2014.
After February 23 2014, we will only provide security fixes for 1.9.3 until February 23 2015, after which all support will end for 1.9.3.
We highly recommend that you upgrade to Ruby 2.1 or 2.0.0 as soon as possible.


Question: What is the latest news about Jamal Khashoggi? Respond in detail.

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The US president added that if the US takes action, he does not want it to impact arms sales to the kingdom, where authorities announced late on Friday that Khashoggi was killed in a fight at its Istanbul consulate. Turkish officials pointed to a state-sanctioned hit.
“I would prefer, if there is going to be some form of sanction or what we may determine to do, if anything ... that we don’t use as retribution canceling $110bn worth of work, which means 600,000 jobs,” he said during a visit to Arizona, referring to a major arms deal with the kingdom.
Members of the US Congress were far harsher in the wake of the kingdom’s admission that Khashoggi was dead.
Republican Senator Bob Corker, Senate foreign relations committee chairman, said he doubted the credibility of the Saudi authorities, who have insisted for weeks that Khashoggi had left the consulate after visiting to finalise divorce papers on 2 October.
“The story the Saudis have told about Jamal Khashoggi’s disappearance continues to change with each passing day, so we should not assume their latest story holds water,” he tweeted.
Senator Lindsey Graham, a close Trump ally who has nonetheless been outspoken about Khashoggi, shared Corker’s suspicion.
“To say that I am skeptical of the new Saudi narrative about Mr Khashoggi is an understatement,” the Republican senator tweeted.
Bob Menendez, the top Democrat on the Senate foreign relations committee, said the United States should pursue sanctions against Saudis involved in Khashoggi’s death under a US law named after Sergei Magnitsky, the anti-corruption Russian accountant who died in custody.
“The Global Magnitsky Act doesn’t have exceptions for accidents. Even if Khashoggi died because of an altercation, that’s no excuse for his murder,” Menendez tweeted.
Khashoggi, a Washington Post contributor who lived in suburban Washington, was a former insider who turned into a critic of the kingdom’s direction under crown prince Mohammed bin Salman.
He visited the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on 2 October to sort out marriage paperwork, but his fiancee saw nothing more of him after he entered.
Representative Mike Coffman, one of a number of lawmakers from Trump’s Republican party facing a tough race in 6 November elections, said the United States “must stand up for our values and demand our ‘allies’ respect human rights”.
United Nations chief, Antonio Guterres, meanwhile demanded that those responsible for Khashoggi’s death be held to account.
“The secretary-general is deeply troubled by the confirmation of the death of Jamal Khashoggi. He extends his condolences to Mr Khashoggi’s family and friends,” Guterres’s office said in a statement.


Question: Describe the Kläui ligand. Respond in 3 sentences.

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The Kläui ligand is the anion {(C5H5)Co[(CH3O)2PO]3}−. The ligand, popularized by Wolfgang Kläui, binds metals and metalloids via a facial O3 donor set. Related tridentate anionic ligands include trispyrazolylborate and cyclopentadienyl anions.


Question: What is the Akademos Rally?

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The Akademos Rally is an annual car rally held in Victoria, Australia, by the Melbourne University Car Club. The event had its origins in 1961. The name was coined by the then-head of Motorsport in Australia as an amalgam of academic (Akadem) and motorsport (mos).


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Crypto Markets Hit Another 2018 Low, Is It The Bottom For Ethereum?
The crypto winter is getting colder as markets tanked yet again over night to a new 2018 low. Total market capitalization plunged below $200 billion and kept going to reach its lowest level since the end of October 2017.
Bitcoin briefly dipped below $6k once again and is holding the level just above it. With a loss of 6.5% on the day BTC is down to $6,050 and poised for further declines. Trade volume has dropped from $6.6 billion to just over $5 billion at the time of writing.
Ethereum has crashed, taking an epic nosedive of 17.5% to trade at $265. This puts it back to mid-2017 price ranges when sentiment was largely bullish. Over the past week ETH has shed 35% as its market cap dumped nearly $15 billion. From a July high of just over $500 Ethereum has crashed almost 50% marking its biggest decline since early January. Ethereum has not been this low since September 15 last year when it briefly dipped to $200. Many have blamed ICO projects for dumping ETH onto the market as all cryptos get pummeled. The dust may settle at around $200 which has been a strong support point for Ethereum in the past.
All altcoins are dumping once again with Cardano taking the biggest hit in the top ten of 19.4% on the day. Bitcoin Cash, XRP and EOS are not far behind with losses of 14-16%. The market cap chart has certainly been shaken up by the August rout which has continued unabated. In the top twenty there are four altcoins getting absolutely smashed with over 20% declines on the day. These include Tron, Iota, Neo and Binance Coin, the latter taking the biggest dump of 23%.
Not a single coin in the top one hundred is green at the moment, not even the stablecoins such as Tether, Dai and TrueUSD. The biggest loss has been suffered by Ark which is down almost 30% in 24 hours. There are nine other altcoins with an over 25% decline at the moment including Kucoin Shares, Bitcoin Private, Zilliqa, Icon, Augur, and 0x.
Total crypto market capitalization hit a new 2018 low of $189.6 billion a few hours ago marking a loss of $30 billion in just 15 hours. On the day they are down almost 12% which is one of the biggest one day dumps of the year. Currently market cap is at $193 billion with a daily trade volume of $15 billion. Things are still looking very precarious in crypto land.


Question: Describe how Mick Mulvaney's changes to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau have impacted consumers.

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How Mick Mulvaney Is Changing The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau President Trump's appointee running the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is making radical changes to make the agency less aggressive in its mission. An internal memo obtained by NPR says the CFPB will unveil a new strategic plan on Monday. The moves are frustrating staffers at the bureau.
President Trump's appointee running the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is making radical changes to make the agency less aggressive in its mission. An internal memo obtained by NPR says the CFPB will unveil a new strategic plan on Monday. The moves are frustrating staffers at the bureau.
NPR in an exclusive report today found radical changes are ahead for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. That's the bureau that was created after the financial crisis to protect Americans from getting ripped off by financial firms. NPR's Chris Arnold obtained a memo saying the new boss of the CFPB is about to unveil a plan for the bureau to make it less aggressive in its mission to protect consumers. The founding director, Richard Cordray, resigned in November, and President Trump's interim appointee to run the bureau is controversial.
Chris Arnold is here now to explain more about what he found. Hey, Chris.
KELLY: Start with this memo that you got your hands on. What does it say?
KELLY: Who haven't liked it from Day 1, didn't want it to be set up. Yeah.
KELLY: And still don't like it.
ARNOLD: Yes. They feel like it's too powerful, Congress doesn't control it, and it's sort of government overreach.
ARNOLD: So he's now running this agency that he used to be very, very critical of. And he's saying now, OK, we're going to do going forward at this agency sort of the bare minimum. We are going to meet the requirements of the law but go, quote, "no further." And he also says that he would like to see "humility and moderation," quote, unquote, by folks at the bureau in their attempts to enforce their mission.
KELLY: And do we know what he means by humility and moderation? I mean, what he might actually be planning for the bureau?
ARNOLD: That's a little unclear, but we can look at what he's already done. So he's only been there a couple of months. Already, under Mulvaney, the bureau has dropped a new regulation to rein in payday lenders. He's dropped an investigation of another payday lender, or the bureau did while he was running it. That lender actually contributed to his campaign, interestingly. Then there's another case where he dropped this lawsuit that the bureau was bringing against what's been alleged to be this sort of loan shark online operation that was charging 950 percent interest rates. So you add this up and you're seeing a lot of cases of enforcement actions and regulations against aggressive, high-interest lenders that are basically being thrown out the window.
KELLY: Do we know why Mulvaney dropped this case?
ARNOLD: Well, interestingly, when I tried to ask that question, I was told by Mulvaney's press person that it wasn't Mulvaney who dropped the case, that in fact it was, quote, "professional career staff," the implication being, oh, well, the longtimers at the bureau just threw this out for some reason. I talked on background with a number of staffers at the CFPB and they said, no, no, no, that's absolutely not true. This decision was made not by the career professional staff. They all wanted to push ahead with this case. It's a good case. And it was Mulvaney himself who decided to throw out this lawsuit.
KELLY: What's the takeaway here, Chris, based on your reporting? The memo, what we have seen of what Mulvaney has actually done - I mean, as consumers who want our rights protected, what is the takeaway from what direction this bureau may be headed?
ARNOLD: Well, the takeaway for me is you've got this bureau that's potentially very powerful to protect the rights of consumers, and you have a lot of people who've been attracted to go there and be attorneys and try to, you know, enforce the laws and protect people. And they're very scared right now. They don't know. I mean, they've seen some of these lawsuits and investigations that they've worked on for years and years and years just get cast aside. And right now what's happening is Mick Mulvaney is one by one going through all of these ongoing lawsuits and investigations and deciding, are we going to pursue this one? Are we going to toss this one aside? And so people are kind of afraid and waiting and watching, wondering what's going to happen next.
KELLY: And, Chris, Mulvaney, we mentioned, is the interim director. He's actually got another job. He's President Trump's budget director on top of this. Do we know how long he might stick around and whether these changes might stick?
ARNOLD: That is a huge question. There are a number of consumer groups who are suing to try to tell the president, look; you can't just put in this guy, you know, as the interim. You need to appoint somebody who can go through the proper approval process. So that lawsuit's going forward. We'll know in a couple of months what's going to happen there.
KELLY: Lots of questions. NPR's Chris Arnold - thanks, Chris.


Question: Describe the current process and potential to recycle carbon fibre.

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Researchers and startups are racing to solve this conundrum. If they can divert carbon fibre from landfill, they could open the gates for use of recycled carbon fibre in cars, bikes and for dozens of other applications. They could also save a lot of energy since the production of virgin material is the most energy-intensive part of the process.
The key problem is that carbon fibre cannot simply be melted down and reformed like aluminium. Carbon fibre composites get their strength from long, precisely aligned carbon fibres, fixed within a glue-like polymer that is cured at high temperatures and pressures. Once cured, most of these tough polymers will not melt and have to be burned off or chemically dissolved to reclaim the valuable fibres.
In its facility near Dudley, west Midlands, ELG Carbon Fibre has been recycling carbon fibre since 2009 by burning off the polymers. Vartega, a startup based in Colorado, which is emerging as a carbon fibre tech hub, does something similar with chemicals.
Both result in fibres that are shorter and more jumbled up than new ones, reducing their ability to bear heavy loads, says Steve Pickering, head of mechanical, materials and manufacturing engineering at the University of Nottingham.
Recycled carbon fibre often ends up in tennis rackets and golf clubs, where low weight (and the cachet of carbon fibre) is more important than strength, says Pickering. “It’s still a good material but it’s not that much better than other cheap materials out there like aluminium and other composites,” he adds.
Pickering’s research team is working on a way to disperse recycled fibres in liquid and realign them by forcing it through a tiny nozzle. He thinks the process will ultimately lead to recycled carbon fibre that is strong enough for automotive use.
More efficient recycling could have big implications for cost too, he says. As a material for car parts, carbon fibre currently costs 20 times more than steel and 10 times more than aluminium, according to research (pdf) from Jaguar Land Rover.
Chris Kaffer, CEO of Colorado-based Mallinda, a startup working on carbon fibre, agrees there is scope to bring down costs. The company has developed a new polymer that can be remoulded and repaired at lower temperatures and – because it is easy to reshape – would allow carbon fibre car parts to be stamped out in less than a minute rather than the several hours the process can currently take.
“We envision dropping the cost of carbon fibre by creating a secondary market for the incorporation of recycled fibres into new products,” says Kaffer.
That will not happen overnight. The major car makers have in the past proved slow to embrace new materials: changing the F-150 pickup’s chassis from steel to aluminium, for example, took Ford six years and cost a billion dollars.
“Plus, we have 50 years of traditional carbon fibre chemistry and development to catch up with,” says Kaffer.
The good news is that carbon fibre products last a long time: the current generation of wind turbine blades and electric vehicles won’t be heading to the wrecking yard for at least another decade. Perhaps by the time the second generation retires, we will have somewhere better to put their precious carbon fibres than a hole in the ground.


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It’s not very often I turn to writing a long list for any of my pieces of writing. Even though I consult lists from time to time, I don’t really see myself listing things. Perhaps because I enjoy explaining things in detail as opposed to simple, short bullet points.
Anyway, this list that I posting is an exception and that is a not to-do list. I do have a to-do list that I consult and write from time to time, but those are brief. This particular list though is something I have heard of and I want to be using for myself.
I believe that it can help other people so that’s why I’m posting it publicly as opposed to keeping it for myself. Regardless I know how useful these lists can be, in fact many successful individuals have this kind of list too. Furthermore it seems not many people actually write about these lists either.
Anyway here’s my Not To-Do List.
Stop coming up with excuses. It’s pointless.
Never complain or criticize others.
Stop making announcements of your own goals. Let the achievement be the noise.
Never let someone’s negativity get to you.
Stop doubting your own abilities.
Stop thinking that your work is meaningless.
Stop thinking that your hustle won’t do anything.
Never give up. Seize the moment and strive for success.
Stop having a routine day. Make an effort to do something a little different every day.
Stop skipping out on water. Get up and fill your glass up when you need water.
Stop arguing with yourself when you want something less healthy. Resist the urge and replace it with something healthier.
Stop talking yourself out of things. You know what you have to do, so do it.
Stop using words that create uncertainty like “if” or “probably”.
Don’t agree to meetings with no clear agenda or purpose. The time we have is valuable and we can save time by avoiding pointless meetings.
Don’t check emails until you are fully awake.
Stop rambling. Get to the point. Plan out your words carefully.
Don’t check your emails constantly. Close the email window and work.
Don’t check your phone constantly. Put it away or turn it face down on your desk so you don’t see the notifications.
Stop spending so much time on social media. Get your fix, share some stuff and get back to hustling.
Do not strive to be perfect.
Stop dwelling on things that you can’t change.
Now it’s your turn. Make a not to-do list and write down things you want to stop doing. Copy some of the points made in this list and add your own too. Comment below some other things you’d add to the list.
What would you add to your not to-do List?
Did this list inspire you to create your own not to-do list? Perhaps you would like to use the list above but make a few additions? Either way, what would you add for your not to-do list? Let us know in the comment box below!


Question: What would J.R.R. Tolkien say about Brexit?

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What would J.R.R. Tolkien say about Brexit?
J.R. R. Tolkien died in 1973, the year that the United Kingdom joined the European Economic Community which later evolved in the European Union. He did not have the chance to feel all the charm of his country being in the EU. However, we can arrange for an imaginary experiment to understand how and why one of the greatest Englishmen of the last century might feel towards the EU and the possibility of leaving it.
The mediævals were only too right in taking nolo episcopari as the best reason a man could give to others for making him a bishop.
Give me a king whose chief interest in life is stamps, railways, or race-horses; and who has the power to sack his Vizier (or whatever you care to call him) if he does not like the cut of his trousers.
If he was outraged by the bureaucracy of the Britain of his times, then you can imagine his reaction to Brussels with its ruling mechanisms and regulations.
A new Power is rising. Against it the old allies and policies will not avail us at all. This then is one choice before you. us before. We may join with that Power ... There is hope that way. Its victory is at hand; and there will be rich reward for those that aided it. As the Power grows, its proved friends will also grow; and the Wise, such as you and I, may with patience come at last to direct its courses, to control it. We can bide our time, we can keep our thoughts in our hearts, deploring maybe evils done by the way, but approving the high and ultimate purpose: Knowledge, Rule, Order; all the things that we have so far striven in vain to accomplish, hindered rather than helped by our weak or idle friends. There need not be, there would not be, any real change in our designs, only in our means.
If a soldier is imprisoned by the enemy, do not we consider it his duty to escape ?. . .If We value the freedom of mind and soul, if we're partisans of liberty, then it's our plain duty to escape, and to take as many people with us as we can!
The fundamentally similar heroic temper of ancient England and Scandinavia can not have been founded on (or perhaps rather, can not have generated) mythologies divergent on this essential point. 'The Northern Gods', Ker said,' have an exultant extravagance in their warfare which makes them more like Titans than Olympians; only they are on the right side, though it is not the side that wins. The winning side is Chaos and Unreason'-mythologically, the monsters-'but the gods, who are defeated, think that defeat no refutation. ' And in their war men are their chosen allies, able when heroic to share in this 'absolute resistance, perfect because without hope'.
…I love England (not Great Britain and certainly not the British Commonwealth (grr!))..
I have the greatest sympathy with Belgium - which is about the right size of any country! I wish my own were bounded still by the seas of the Tweed and the walls of Wales ... ("The Tolkien Family Album," (1992), page 69).
If J.R.R. Tolkien were alive today, he most certainly would have voted for Brexit. He knew the price of freedom and wanted another future for England rather than its manipulation and destruction by the bureaucratic machine of Brussel's liberal monster.


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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. -- New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady finished the regular season with the best touchdown to interception ratio in NFL history, as he fired 28 touchdown passes against just two interceptions.
The previous record was held by Nick Foles, who threw 27 touchdowns and two interceptions in 2013 with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Brady’s knack for avoiding the turnover has been a big part of the Patriots’ success, as he capped his 12-game regular season by going 25-of-33 for 276 yards, with three touchdowns and no interceptions in Sunday’s 35-14 victory over the Miami Dolphins.
Brady now owns two of the three best seasons when it comes to touchdown to interception ratio (minimum 300 attempts). In 2010, he threw 36 touchdowns and four interceptions. In 2014, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers had 38 touchdowns against five interceptions.
In addition to Brady’s touchdown-to-interception record, the Patriots also shattered the record as a team for fewest interceptions in a season (2). Backups Jimmy Garoppolo and Jacoby Brissett, who played the first four games of the year while Brady served a suspension as part of the NFL’s Deflategate penalties, contributed to that by not throwing a pick.
According to ESPN’s Stats & Information, the previous NFL record for fewest interceptions thrown in a season is five, shared by six teams (including the 2010 Patriots).
In addition, Brady passed Dan Marino for fourth on the all-time passing yardage list on Sunday. He needed 56 entering the game.
Brady now has 61,582 passing yards, passing Marino (61,361) with only Peyton Manning (71,940), Brett Favre (71,838) and Drew Brees (65,761) ahead of him.


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Question: Describe the effects of the lion bone trade on the wild lion population.

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Experts worry this booming trade could doom the big cats in the wild.
Last week angry headlines around the world decried the news that the Trump administration had issued trophy-import permits for 38 lions killed by 33 hunters — including many high-rolling Republican donors — between 2016 and 2018.
Those 38 dead lions represent the Trump administration’s shift on hunting of endangered species.
More worrying than these trophies, however, was a story that came out around the same time but barely made a blip on the media’s radar. Just a few days before news of the Trump-era lion imports became public, a leaked letter from the South Africa Department of Environmental Affairs revealed that it had nearly doubled the amount of lion bones and skeletons it would allow to be exported from the country, from 800 a year to 1,500.
That’s a dramatic increase from the 573 lion skeletons exported from South Africa in 2011, which itself was nearly double the number of exports shipped during the three-year period of 2008 to 2010.
These factory farms are believed to contain about 8,000 captive-bred lions — an astonishing number compared to the fewer than 20,000 lions estimated to still live in the wild throughout Africa. South Africa itself is estimated to hold fewer than 2,000 adult wild lions.
Where does this demand for lion products come from? Many experts say the increase in the lion-bone trade is a response to the decline in wild tiger populations in Asia. Tigers are also poached for “medicinal” products, although those big cats have become so rare in the wild — an estimated 3,900 animals spread across a dozen countries — that the industry has been forced to turn to other felines to feed its fortunes.
“The lion never had any traditional value in China, but it’s an analog to the tiger so it seems to be acceptable,” Luke Hunter, chief conservation officer of the big-cat conservation organization Panthera, told me in 2016.
As more lions enter the legal bone trade, the danger to wild lions increases. A July 2017 report from the Environmental Investigation Agency said that legal trade in lion bones further threatens wild tigers and lions by stimulating demand for products made from their bodies. In traditional Asian medicine, wild products are considered more potent and valuable than farm-raised equivalents.
Interestingly enough, the farms and lion-bone trade appear to also be inspiring an increase in the poaching of captive lions. A report issued last month found that at least 60 captive lions in South Africa have been killed by poachers since 2016, with dozens of additional attempted killings.
At least five captive tigers were also killed in South Africa during the same time period. It is unclear how many tigers exist in South Africa, but the country has exported more than 200 captive-bred tigers over the past five years, according to a recent report. About half of those cats were exported to Vietnam and Thailand, hubs of tiger-product smuggling activity.
All of this is big business and while most of it is legal, some of it may not be. Another new report, issued last month by two South African organizations called the EMS Foundation and Ban Animal Trading, accused the legal lion-bone trade of shipping a much greater quantity of bones than officially reported. The two organizations used their report to call for eliminating all lion exports from South Africa, restricting the breeding of lions and other big cats, and investigating the finances of breeders.
What does the future hold for wild lions? A 2015 study predicted that wild lions would see another 50 percent population decline over the next two decades due to poaching, the bushmeat trade (which often catches lions in snares intended for other wildlife), retaliatory killings for predation of livestock, and habitat loss. Add legal trophy hunting and poaching inspired by the legal bone trade into the mix and that timeline may become accelerated — and lions throughout Africa could pay the price.


Question: Tell me more about Brett Favre and his views on concussions.

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Brett Favre is, by any reasonable estimation, one of the toughest men ever to play the great game of football. He started a record 321 consecutive games and played for 20 years, taking hit after hit. Now 48, with the last of his retirements fading in the distance, Favre has turned his attention to a crucial issue: the trauma caused by repeated concussions. And he’s got some provocative ideas on how to save young brains from suffering what he went through.
Why’s Brett Favre qualified to speak on concussions?
Favre recalled a scene from his younger days, when former Packers coach Mike Sherman brought in former heavyweight boxer Joe Frazier to talk to the players. Frazier apparently slurred his way through a motivational speech, and Favre and other Packers found it a lot more funny than tragic.
Favre isn’t laughing now; in fact, he’s pushing for both state and federal measures to restrict tackle football for kids under 12.
What about President Trump’s contention that football is too soft?
Last fall, in the course of making the speech that would end up consuming the entire NFL in a frenzy of debate about protesting during the national anthem, President Trump also touched on another nerve: the idea that the NFL has gone soft.
It’s a red-meat issue, good for firing up crowds who want football to go back to its helmet-crushing days of yore, but Favre, who has more than enough experience getting hit, politely dismisses the president’s contention.
What’s the future of youth football?
Participation in youth football is on the decline — down 19 percent from 2011 to 2016 for kids aged 6 to 17, according to the Aspen Institute. And while football isn’t going anywhere in the short term, there’s movement on the legislative front to restrict the ages that can tackle. Illinois, for instance, is considering the Dave Duerson Act to Prevent CTE, named for the former football player who committed suicide and was diagnosed with the neurodegenerative disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy. The bill, which does not yet have enough support to pass, would block any child under age 12 from playing football.
Favre approves of the legislation, but believes a larger, federal solution is necessary as well.
At a time when the NFL remains consumed with how to deal with the noisy but ultimately performative matter of standing during the anthem, Favre’s comments are a reminder that the league has much more pressing health concerns lurking once the games actually kick off.


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// Called three times synchronously. `list` contains one item.
// Called once. `list` contains three items.
resolution <number> The sampling rate in milliseconds. Must be greater than zero. Default: 10.
Creates a Histogram object that samples and reports the event loop delay over time.
Using a timer to detect approximate event loop delay works because the execution of timers is tied specifically to the lifecycle of the libuv event loop. That is, a delay in the loop will cause a delay in the execution of the timer, and those delays are specifically what this API is intended to detect.
Tracks the event loop delay at a given sampling rate.
Disables the event loop delay sample timer. Returns true if the timer was stopped, false if it was already stopped.
Enables the event loop delay sample timer. Returns true if the timer was started, false if it was already started.
The number of times the event loop delay exceeded the maximum 1 hour event loop delay threshold.
The maximum recorded event loop delay.
The mean of the recorded event loop delays.
The minimum recorded event loop delay.
percentile <number> A percentile value between 1 and 100.
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The standard deviation of the recorded event loop delays.


Question: Tell us about Glow and the feedback you have received.

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 Tell us about Glow and the feedback you have received.

Thanks again for everyong who supported us here. We would not be able to release Glow on Steam without you. And we really hope you will enjoy playing the game as much as we enjoyed its development!
We will announce the official Steam Store page here as soon as it goes online ... stay tuned!
We added some variations to our spiders. Now, aside from your average evil spider, we also have elite and legendary spiders which will make things a lot more interesting (and difficult).
And to help battle those mutated enemies, we also added a long overdue perk to the firefly's arsenal which we felt was missing: the flamethrower! Besides the flamethrower the most badass firefly ever now also has mines, cluster bombs, a chain lighning attack, a vampiric spit and several other, new perks at it's disposal.
We're still aiming at our initially planned release date (Oct '16) and things don't look too bad... we'll keep you posted. Cheers!
Glow is a fast-paced action game in the spirit of the good old 80's & 90's 2D arcade games, presented in modern 3D graphics. You control a lone but brave firefly, to help her fight evil spiders and critters that try to kill you.
But fear not, dying is not the end. The more you play, the more perks you can collect for your flying hero, which help you to get rid of even more enemies. Are you good enough to lead the online high scores and become Glow world champion?
And most important: Enjoy and have fun!
Online leaderboard, are you better than the rest of the world?
Thanks for the link, we will check that out!
The enviromental effects look perfect for a game like this.
Awesome visuals it totally reminded me of helicopter combat! Upvoted!
I'm looking forward to see the game greenlit.
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Question: What is the Bill Walsh NFL Diversity Coaching Fellowship?

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 What is the Bill Walsh NFL Diversity Coaching Fellowship?

A record 137 minority coaches took part in this year’s BILL WALSH NFL DIVERSITY COACHING FELLOWSHIP, the NFL announced today.
Established in 1987, the program provides NFL coaching experience to a diverse group of coaches every year. The program, which was named after the man who conceived the idea – late Pro Football Hall of Fame head coach BILL WALSH – exposes talented minority college coaches, high school coaches, and former players to the methods and philosophies of NFL coaching staffs. Walsh introduced the concept to the league in 1987 when he brought a group of minority coaches into his San Francisco 49ers’ training camp.
The program has tutored more than 1,800 minority coaches through the years and has grown to the point that now every NFL team participates during offseason workout programs, minicamps and training camp.
In 2016, the program included its second female participant, KATIE SOWERS, who was one of seven coaching interns hired by the Atlanta Falcons for training camp.
Carolina Panthers head coach RON RIVERA knows the value of the program and serves on the Bill Walsh NFL Diversity Coaching Fellowship Advisory Council. The council is comprised of club presidents, general managers, head coaches and assistant coaches, who focus on developing a pipeline of minority coaches, including former NFL players pursuing opportunities in the coaching profession.
Former NFL cornerback NATHAN VASHER (2004-10) was among the participants. Vasher spent the summer with the Chicago Bears as he pursues a career in coaching.
Pittsburgh Steelers head coach MIKE TOMLIN, who became the youngest head coach (36) in NFL history to win a Super Bowl when he led Pittsburgh to a victory in Super Bowl XLIII, is one of 59 full-time coaches on NFL staffs in 2016 who previously participated in the fellowship program. Tomlin interned with the Cleveland Browns in the summer of 2000 when he was the defensive backs coach at the University of Cincinnati.
Tomlin is one of three current NFL head coaches – MARVIN LEWIS (Cincinnati) and HUE JACKSON (Cleveland) being the others – who are graduates of the program.
* Norries Wilson (Green Bay and Houston) participated in the fellowship with multiple teams during offseason workout programs and training camp.


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Fernando Hernández Vega (1914–1988) was a Mexican military aviator. He was born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, on 1 October 1914 and died in Mexico city on April 8, 1988.


Question: Have there been any recent updates concerning Zionism and the Presbyterian Church in the US?

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 Have there been any recent updates concerning Zionism and the Presbyterian Church in the US?

In a major breakthrough in the worldwide struggle against Zionist extremism, the largest Presbyterian church in the United States, the PC(USA), has issued a formal statement calling Zionism “Jewish Supremacism” — a term first coined and made popular by Dr. David Duke.
Issued by the Israel Palestine Mission Network of Presbyterian Church (USA), the publication states that the problem stems “Zionism [which is] destroying both indigenous Palestinian lives and rich Jewish communities across the globe in a supremacist misinterpretation of God’s word . . .
In July 2012, the Presbyterian Church (USA) narrowly rejected a proposal to divest from three companies that do business with Israel. The motion, which targeted Caterpillar Inc., Hewlett-Packard Co. and Motorola, was defeated by the very slim margin of 333-331, with two abstentions.
It accuses Israel of intentionally depopulating Palestinian villages in 1948, a process that continues to this day.
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Question: Please provide a summary of A-Frame news for the week of May 27, 2016 to Jun 3, 2016.

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What's up with A-Frame, a WebVR framework for building virtual reality experiences, for the week of May 27, 2016 to Jun 3, 2016.
The future is looking bright with WebVR being incubated by W3C. Look forward to A Summer of A-Frame.
Locomotion prototype for using 6DoF controllers (e.g., HTC Vive controllers) to grab and swing through scenes.
Leap Motion component to track your actual hands in VR.
Demonstration of a color selector in a drawing application with Vive controllers.
Property viewings for Australian real estate. Winner of the innovation hackathon for Domain!
Kevin’s collection of A-Frame add-ons, components, and helpers. All in one bundle.
Update to the audio visualizer components to use AudioAnalyser. Smooth.
Welcome to the A-Frame store. How can we help you?
Code experiment with cursor events in d3.js.
Learn a bit about WebVR in WebVR.
WebVR API Transitions to W3C Incubation.
Basics of Building 3D Games on the Web.
an A-Frame workshop at Innovation High School in New York.
Building VR Inception School for A-Frame.
pictures of people in a room all interacting within the same A-Frame experience.
having multiple COLLADA models in a scene.
<a-videosphere> default radius and segments for performance.
the aframe.io site docs. Now shows stable version docs with drop-down menu to view master docs.
the aframe.io site typography to be larger.


Question: What are the implications of Choi, Harter, and Siddiqi's research on the optimal placement of the toilet seat based on the ratio of males to females in a household?

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 What are the implications of Choi, Harter, and Siddiqi's research on the optimal placement of the toilet seat based on the ratio of males to females in a household?

As long as males and females have been living with indoor plumbing they have argued over the placement of the toilet seat. Most often, males leave the toilet seat up and females leave the toilet seat down. Males may not necessarily have a problem with the toilet seat down, but then females will suffer from wet bottom syndrome from time to time. If males leave the seat up, females may “fall” into the toilet particularly at night. A solution to this problem is to always leave the toilet seat in a particular position: the toilet seat remains down and males must lift the toilet seat to urinate, but then return it to its down position; alternatively, the toilet seat remains up and females must always place the seat down to use the toilet and return it to its upright position when done.
The trouble with this solution is: in which position should the toilet seat be placed? This decision has, no doubt, been the source of many arguments in male-female households. Previous scientific research has been undertaken on this household problem. Choi (2002) uses an optimization method to identify the efficient placement of the toilet seat. He finds that unless the costs of changing the toilet seat position are asymmetric across the parties involved, the optimal toilet seat placement follows the selfish rule: do not change the toilet seat position when you are finished using the toilet. Harter (2005) and Siddiqi (2006) both use game theoretic models to show that optimal toilet seat placement is up. However, Harter (2005) does note that in order to avoid marital conflict the toilet seat may best be in the down position.
In this paper, an efficiency-based argument is used to show which position the toilet seat should be in, depending on the composition of the household. This is done through a mathematical modeling approach that extends previous research by considering households with more than one male and more than one female. Because it takes effort to raise and lower the toilet seat, the toilet seat should be left in the position that minimizes the number of times it must be moved. It is shown that the optimal toilet seat placement depends on the ratio of males to females.
In order to determine the optimal toilet seat placement, a mathematical modeling approach is taken. In order to perform such modeling, a number of axioms must be made.
Axiom 1: Females always use the toilet with the seat in the down position.
Axiom 2: Males urinate with the toilet seat up in the up position and defecate with the toilet seat in the down position.
Axiom 3: Males and females defecate once per day and urinate 7 times per day.
This ratio is bounded by zero and unity. If the TSR is greater than 0.50, the optimal toilet seat placement is up; if the TSR is less than 0.50, the optimal toilet seat placement is down; and if the TSR is equal to 0.50 the optimal placement is either up or down. The TSR is calculated for all combinations of 1 – 5 males and 0 – 6 females.
The results of the mathematical modeling are shown in Figure 1 and Table 1. Figure 1 also shows the 0.50 mark (grey line) and all TSR values greater than 0.50 in Table 1 are in bold.
The first point to notice in this analysis is that the claims of previous research have not been replicated here: when there is one female and one male in the household the optimal toilet seat placement is down. However, as evident in Table 1, all hope for having the toilet seat in the up position is not lost for males.
Overall, the general results clearly show that if the number of females is greater than or equal to the number of males the optimal placement of the toilet seat is down. Additionally, when males outnumber females, the optimal toilet seat placement is not always up: when there are four males in a household, the optimal toilet seat placement is only definitively up when there are two or fewer females; and when there are five males in a household, the optimal toilet seat placement is only definitively up when there are three or fewer females.
Through the use of mathematical modeling, the analysis in this paper has shown that the optimal placement of the toilet seat can be calculated based on the number of males relative to the number of females. The general result (that is not sensitive to reasonable changes in Axiom 3) is that when the number of females in a household is greater than or equal to the number of males the optimal placement of the toilet seat is down. Therefore, there is no longer any need for males and females to argue over the placement of their toilet seat as long as they are concerned with the efficient expenditure of household energy.
Choi, J.P. (2002). Up or down? A male economist’s manifesto on the toilet seat etiquette. Department of Economics, Michigan State University Working Paper.
Harter, R. (2005). A game theoretic approach to the toilet seat problem. The Science Creative Quarterly.
Siddiqi, H. (2006). The social norm of leaving the toilet seat down: a game theoretic analysis. MPRA Paper No. 856.


Question: Respond in 24 sentences. Explain why the Jones Act has been waived in Puerto Rico.

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The White House announced that it will be waiving the Jones Act as the island of Puerto Rico continues to suffer from the devastation left by Hurricane Maria.
Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders tweeted Thursday morning that the act would be waived and "go into effect immediately."
Shortly after, White House Homeland Security adviser Thom Bossert thanked Puerto Rican Governor Ricardo Rossello for his petitioning of the White House for a temporary waiver, and credited the work of Acting DHS Secretary Elaine Duke and FEMA Director Brock Long for their "seamless fuel delivery" to the island.
The Department of Homeland Security was under pressure from members of Congress to waive the Jones Act, a law that dates back to 1920 in order to speed up the shipment of goods and commodities to Puerto Rico as it deals with a humanitarian crisis after Hurricane Maria.
The Jones Act requires that all goods shipped between U.S. ports be carried by ships built by Americans and operated by Americans. Under the law, foreign vessels that enter Puerto Rico are subject to taxes, fees and tariffs.
Sen. John McCain, R-Arizona, sent a letter to DHS' Duke on Tuesday urging that the law be waived and arguing that it should ultimately be repealed. McCain said that the emergency waivers are valuable in speeding up recovery efforts.
"I am very concerned by the Department's decision not to waive the Jones Act for current relief efforts in Puerto Rico, which is facing a worsening humanitarian crisis following Hurricane Maria," he wrote. "It is unacceptable to force the people of Puerto Rico to pay at least twice as much for food, clean drinking water, supplies and infrastructure due to Jones Act requirements as they work to recover from this disaster."
Senior DHS officials said Wednesday that the department has not received any formal requests to waive the Jones Act, although they acknowledged receiving the request from the group of House lawmakers. They claimed they hadn't received any from senators despite McCain's letter. These officials also stressed that the Jones Act is not interfering with the Defense Department's and FEMA's efforts to get goods and commodities to the island. They said the challenge is moving those things around Puerto Rico.
Following the official waiving, Duke released a statement saying, "This waiver will ensure that over the next ten days, all options are available to move and distribute goods to the people of Puerto Rico."
She said it was intended to "ensure we have enough fuel and commodities to support lifesaving efforts, respond to the storm, and restore critical services and critical infrastructure operations in the wake of these devastating storms."
The waiver will now be in effect for 10 days after signature and covers all products being shipped to Puerto Rico.
Earlier Thursday morning, Florida Senator Marco Rubio also urged the federal government to waive the act, tweeting the same had been done for "every major storm since #Katrina."
On Wednesday, Rubio told CBS that he had staff in Puerto Rico who met with local officials and expressed that "there's a growing amount of frustration." He said that the local officials had told his staff they "haven't been getting the resources to do anything, much less go out and make a difference."
He warned that the situation was "going to continue to deteriorate" until logistical routes were opened up and said an increased role for the federal government is "going to be essential to open up these transport capabilities so you can get the aid to the places they're needed."
Mr. Trump commented on the possibility of waiving the act, telling reporters upon his return from Indiana on Wednesday that the administration was "thinking about that."
"We have a lot of shippers and a lot of people that work in the shipping industry that don't want the jones act lifted. We have a lot of ships out there right now," he added.


Question: Explain what happened when Keith Schiller and Alan Garten visited Dr. Bornstein's office.

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 Explain what happened when Keith Schiller and Alan Garten visited Dr. Bornstein's office.

Bornstein said he felt "raped" after White House aide Keith Schiller and lawyer Alan Garten showed up unannounced and took Trump's files.
A framed 8-by-10 photo of Bornstein and Trump that had been hanging on the wall in the waiting room now lies flat under a stack of papers on the top shelf of Bornstein's bookshelf. Bornstein said the men asked him to take it off the wall.
Bornstein said he was not given a form authorizing the release of the records and signed by the president known as a HIPAA release — which is a violation of patient privacy law. A person familiar with the matter said there was a letter to Bornstein from then-White House doctor Ronny Jackson, but didn't know if there was a release form attached.
"If Ronny Jackson was the treating doctor, and he was asking for his patient's paperwork, a doctor is obligated to give it to him to ensure continuity of care," said NBC News medical correspondent Dr. John Torres, "but it has to be given in a secure fashion. Nobody who doesn't have HIPAA clearance can see the patient records."
Bornstein said the original and only copy of Trump's charts, including lab reports under Trump's name as well as under the pseudonyms his office used for Trump, were taken.
Another man, Trump Organization chief legal officer Alan Garten, joined Schiller's team at Bornstein's office, and Bornstein's wife, Melissa, photocopied his business card.
I couldn't believe anybody was making a big deal out of a drug to grow his hair that seemed to be so important.
The story also quotes Bornstein recalling that he had told Rhona Graff, Trump's longtime assistant, "You know, I should be the White House physician."
After the article ran on Feb. 1, 2017, Bornstein said Graff called him and said, "So you wanted to be the White House doctor? Forget it, you're out.' "
"I couldn't believe anybody was making a big deal out of a drug to grow his hair that seemed to be so important. And it certainly was not a breach of medical trust to tell somebody they take Propecia to grow their hair. What's the matter with that?"
Bornstein, 70, had been Trump's personal doctor for more than 35 years.
During Trump's presidential campaign, Bornstein wrote a letter declaring "unequivocally" that Trump would be the healthiest president in history. He called Trump's health "astonishingly excellent." The Trump campaign released the letter in December 2015.
That's a different story than the one Bornstein told in 2016, when he said he wrote the note while a limo sent by the candidate waited outside his office.
"It wasn't meant to be a serious comment," Bornstein told NBC. "I guess people don't have that sense of humor but I get that sense of humor."


Question: What did John Kerry say about the Israel-Palestine conflict?

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Israel’s Channel 10 published recordings Tuesday of former Secretary of State John Kerry blaming Israel for the lack of peace between it and Palestine.
The recordings are said to have been made during a conference in Dubai in 2016. Kerry is heard praising the Palestinian Authority for its commitment to nonviolence while the majority right-wing Israeli government refuses to engage in peace talks.
“The Palestinians have done an extraordinary job of remaining committed to nonviolence. And in fact when the [knife] intifada took place they delivered non-violence in the West Bank,” Kerry said, referring to a wave of violence in 2015 through 2016, in which mostly Palestinian suspects attacked Israelis with knives.
“This is overlooked by the general [Israeli] population because it is not a topic of discussion. Why? Because the majority of the cabinet currently in the current Israeli government has publicly declared they are not ever for a Palestinian state,” Kerry said, according to the Times of Israel.
Kerry also accused Israel of not allowing Palestinians to freely exercise their civil rights, which he said could backfire.
“If you see 40,000 kids marching up to the wall everyday with signs saying ‘give us our rights,’ I mean, I don’t think Palestine is going to be immune forever to the civil rights movements that have swept other nations in the world, and somehow, Israel is ignoring this today.” Kerry said, according to i24News.


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Wiesmann GmbH is a German automobile manufacturer that specialises in hand-built custom convertibles. The company, which has its factory in Dülmen, was founded by brothers, engineer Martin Wiesmann and businessman Friedhelm Wiesmann, in 1988.


Question: Explain Tesla's idle fees for Supercharger stations.

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Tesla doesn’t want cars sitting at Superchargers for too long once they are fully charged. It’s why the automaker introduced “idle fees” two years ago.
Now Tesla is increasing those fees to discourage the practice even more.
Back in December 2016, Tesla introduced a $0.40/minute idle fee at Superchargers to incentivize owners to move when charging is over.
The automaker has now updated it to make it both more lenient when the stations are not seeing high usage and more aggressive if they are full.
As first announced with the original Supercharger idle fee, if the owner unplugs the vehicle within 5 minutes after the car is full, the fee is waived.
To be clear, this fee is completely separate from the Supercharger paid model, which charges by the kWh or minute of charging for vehicles without the free unlimited Supercharging program.
All Tesla owners using the Supercharger network are subject to this fee, which aims to make sure people don’t use the network as parking but to actually charge their vehicles.
Furthermore, Tesla owners cannot let their unpaid balance for those fees, or regular Supercharging fees, exceed $50 or Tesla will block Supercharger access.
Owners can pay online through their ‘My Tesla’ account and Tesla will also add the ability to link a credit card to your account directly in the vehicle.


Question: Can you solve a Riverdale Character Reduction Challenge? Respond in 6 sentences.

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