Question: How to make homemade kale chips

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 How to make homemade kale chips

Home / Uncategories / Best. Kale. Chips. Ever.
I never thought I would say this, but I freaking love kale chips.
This froo froo neo hippie snack has really grown on me, especially when its the overpriced kind from my favorite overpriced health food store.
Splurging for $6 a bag kale chips might be reasonable once in a blue moon, but it's hardly justifiable when a giant bag of kale can be purchased for almost half that amount. I should just be making them at home right?
All my previous attempts at making kale chips at home have been lacking. I have followed recipes online, but they are all missing a certain something, specifically, the hearty, toothsome quality of the store-bought kale chips.
So what is the secret to home-made kale chip success?
A bit of sleuthing was in order, so I scrutinized their ingredient labels and found one constant amongst the variety of herbs, spices, and other flavorings.
Right after kale, the number two ingredient in all the awesome store-bought brands of kale chips was cashews.
Yup, cashews are the key.
Combine all the ingredients (except for kale obviously) together in a small mixing bowl or container. I mixed the "wet" ingredients (cashew butter, apple cider vinegar, mustard, soy sauce, and avocado oil) first and then added in the "dry" spices and other seasonings separate. Stir until smooth.
Put the kale in a large mixing bowl and pour the seasoning "batter" over the top. Use your hands to combine thoroughly, ensuring that the kale is evenly coated.
Preheat your oven to 215 degrees and cover your baking sheets with parchment paper. You can rub a little avocado oil over the parchment to help prevent the kale from sticking later on.
Spread the battered kale evenly over the baking sheets and put in the oven once it has preheated.
Crack the oven door slightly to help promote air flow. The goal is to slowly dry the kale chips rather than bake them quickly.
Every 30 minutes or so, check the kale chips and, as they start drying, stir them around and switch the position of the baking sheets in the oven.
Keep this going until the kale chips are totally dry but not burned (should take about 2 hours total).
After the kale chips are done, store in a plastic bag or container lined with a paper towel. The paper towel will absorb any excess moisture and will keep them crunchy longer.


Question: "It looks like Mozilla is trying to push for net neutrality in Europe. What do you think about it?"

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 "It looks like Mozilla is trying to push for net neutrality in Europe. What do you think about it?"

Today, a bitter-sweet victory for net neutrality in Europe: the European Parliament voted on the Telecoms Single Market Regulation (TSM), which will bring some protections for the open internet in Europe. Regrettably, the European Parliament voted against amendments that would have brought clarity and strength to the proposed rules.
As voted, the proposal generally bans discrimination, but falls short in a few areas, including tightening the definition of “specialised services,” disallowing the discrimination of different types of traffic (see more in our analysis below).
The rules will enter into force as soon as the legislation is published in the Official Diary (which could be as early as November, though not yet confirmed).
But it’s not over yet. BEREC, the association of telecoms regulators in Europe, will devise guidelines during a 9 month consultation period that could clarify the interpretation of the rules. We hope that BEREC finishes what the EU institutions started and enacts real net neutrality in the European Union.
We’re days away from the vote for adoption of the Telecoms Single Market (TSM), a proposed EU Regulation that would enshrine net neutrality across the continent. The TSM contains rules which would specify the equal treatment of traffic and ban blocking, throttling, and the establishment of fast lanes, although a handful of key amendments are still needed to bring clarity and strength to the proposed rules. There’s still time to take action – find out more about possible amendments and contact members of the European Parliament through a campaign platform launched by European civil society at: https://savetheinternet.eu/.
Net neutrality is central to the Mozilla mission and to the openness of the Internet. As a global community of technologists, thinkers, and makers, we want to build an Internet that is open and enables creativity and collaboration. This is why we have taken a strong stance in favour of real net neutrality around the world. Net neutrality preserves the disruptive and collaborative nature of the Internet, and benefits competition, innovation, and creativity online.
The TSM was proposed in September 2013, and originally contained a number of semi-related issues, from consumer rights, spectrum management, and roaming, to net neutrality. Over the course of negotiations, the text was cut down to contain a reform of roaming charges and net neutrality rules. Since March, the TSM has been in the final stages of negotiation called the “trialogue,” where the three EU institutions (European Parliament, Commission, and the Council) agree on a common approach. The Parliament will get the final say in the Plenary vote in Strasbourg next Tuesday (27 October).
Prohibiting the discrimination of different types of traffic. The current text allows ISPs opportunities to prioritize or throttle some “types of traffic” without violating net neutrality. Such type-based discrimination permits ISPs to slow down or speed up entire types of traffic, resulting in severe harm to net neutrality. For example, an application considered to be “chat” type might include video capabilities, or might be text-only; throttling the latter might have no impact, yet might cripple user experience for the former. Furthermore, the technical characteristics of a “type” of application today may not be the same in the future, as the technologies evolve and add new functionality, so even treatment for a “type” that seems reasonable today may not be tomorrow. Other loopholes are possible as well. Network operators may discriminate against encrypted traffic if unable to determine the “type,” or may create unique “types” of traffic for certain preferred classes, even if there are no inherent distinctions – artificially separating their own preferred or partner traffic from their competitors in order to work around the rules. An amendment that reinforces equal treatment across data types would help close these loopholes.
Tightening the definition of “specialised services” to prevent discrimination. Specialised services – or “services other than Internet access services” – represent a complex and unresolved set of market practices, including very few current ones and many speculative future possibilities. While there is certainly potential for real value in these services, the criteria defining these services should be refined to prohibit discrimination that harms open Internet access services.
The European Parliament will have an opportunity to vote on amendments before considering the final text, so there’s still time to let them know about these valuable improvements. The final outcome of this process will set a strong standard for the open Internet in the European Union and beyond. It’s therefore more important than ever to ensure that the rules are clear, comprehensive and enforceable. Take action today – find out more about the amendments and contact members of the European Parliament at: https://savetheinternet.eu/.
What is the rationale for prohibiting different routing based on type of service? You present the case for making it *worse*, but in the process, you also prohibit making it *better*. Network neutrality needs to avoid prohibiting CDNs, or prohibiting the ability to distinguish “latency-sensitive” from “throughput-sensitive”.
This is Europe and our Parliament. Which person of the Mozilla lobby team is actually a European citizen? I find it grossly inappropriate for a US web corporation and a US Harvard professor to intervene in EU lawmaking. The European Parliament is supposed to serve the European people, not citizens, foundations and corporations of third countries. As far as I can see Mozilla has no European staff. Our laws on neutrality are supposed to serve the European people and are supposed to be made by our community without foreign interference.
Net neutrality is crucially important as far as I can see, although largely backed by Google’s interests. I would like the European people to deliberate on their own whether prioritization helps them or their digital businesses or not. So that we get a European net neutrality, not a net neutrality for the large US multinationals.
So no country can make use of expertise and experience that does not originate within its borders? And outsiders must never try to share their expertise? What kind of fucked up world do ypu want?


Question: Can you tell me more about Fairfax's Capital Bikeshare program?

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Capital Bikeshare is coming to Fairfax. First stop, Reston.
Capital Bikeshare is coming to Fairfax County. The county is planning to install bike stations in Reston, with the goal of having the program up and running in late 2016 or early 2017, a county official said.
The Reston area will be the latest in the Washington region to join the fast-growing bicycle-sharing network. Fairfax’s plan calls for 130 bikes at 13 bike stations in and around Reston Town Center, according to Adam Lind, bicycle program coordinator for the county. Stations are planned at the Plaza America Shopping Center, Reston Hospital Center and the Wiehle-Reston East Metro station.
Capital Bikeshare, in its fifth year and with more than 11 million trips, operates in the District and Alexandria, and Arlington and Montgomery counties. More recently, College Park had plans to join the growing network, but had to put its program on hold after one of the bike vendors filed for bankruptcy. And College Park earlier this year announced plans to launch its own small bike-share system that will serve the Route 1 corridor and the University of Maryland.
Fairfax officials say they see the value of being part of the larger regional system and project Capital Bikeshare potentially expanding within the county to Tysons and Merrifield. About 600 Capital Bikeshare members are county residents, Lind said.
“With the Silver Line, now everything is so interconnected. We really wanted to see the synergy of being able to live in D.C., take the train to Reston and get on a bike share and bike to your office in Reston Town Center or somewhere else in the area,” Lind said.
Bike advocates in Fairfax hope Bikeshare will have an impact on growing bike use in the county and increase awareness of cyclists on the roads where bike infrastructure is still lacking. The Reston area already has one of the largest bike communities of Fairfax, but it has only a couple of bike lanes.
“Bike conditions aren’t ideal here. But we have the trail, which runs through the center of the community,” said Bruce Wright, chairman of Fairfax Advocates for Better Bicycling. He said the people who currently bike are probably more experienced bikers, though biking to the Wiehle station has become a popular option for many commuters. The station offers enclosed and secure bicycle parking with capacity for 200 bikes. Riders and advocates say they hope more bike paths and facilities will emerge as biking becomes more popular in the area.
And as Reston continues to grow, officials and riders see it shaping into a more urban setting with infrastructure that encourages biking as an alternative transportation option. Reston Town Center is home to 2.8 million square feet of office space, 50 shops, 30 restaurants and residential high-rises. The second phase of the Silver Line project will bring Metro closer to the Reston Town Center when it opens in 2020.
Although Fairfax has identified the 13 stations (see map below), the system is not expected to be up and running for at least a year, officials said.
The county is now designing the stations, and it has found some challenges.
Meanwhile, he said, Fairfax is working with the other Capital Bikeshare member jurisdictions on a regional procurement that will result in a new contract with Motivate, the company that operates the system. Fairfax is expected to join sometime next year, Lind said.
He said the annual cost to operate all 13 stations is expected to be $400,000. The bicycles and the stations are projected to cost $740,000, according to a feasibility study released last year.
The county has received a state grant of $500,000 to help cover costs to start the program, Lind said. He said local funds would also be used, and the county expects memberships will help pay for the program..
Want to learn more about the plan? Fairfax will hold a community meeting about the project from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, at Dogwood Elementary School, 12300 Glade Drive, Reston.


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July 12, 2017 2017 offseason, Anthony Chiang, Erik Spoelstra, Injuries, Justise Winslow, Pat Riley.
MIAMI — Last summer, Pat Riley said he was ready for Justise Winslow to start at small forward for the Heat.
One injury-plagued season later, Riley still feels the same. But the Heat president doesn’t believe the starting spot will just be handed to Winslow.
In his first season as a starter, injuries limited Winslow. After missing 16 games due to a sprained left wrist — his shooting wrist — early in the season, he underwent season-ending surgery to repair a torn labrum in his right shoulder on Jan. 5.
Winslow’s second NBA season was cut short after just 18 games. He struggled to be an efficient offensive player in that small sample size, averaging 10.9 points on 35.6 percent shooting from the field and 20 percent shooting from 3-point range, but he did show the potential to become an effective weapon as a point forward who can help initiate offense.
The 21-year-old Winslow expects to be fully recovered from shoulder surgery by the time training camp starts in September. Winslow, who has been putting in work at the Heat’s training facility for a few months now, said in June he already has the full range of motion back in his injured shoulder.
But like Riley said, Winslow will have to earn back his starting spot next season.
At 6-foot-7, 225 pounds, Winslow is one of the only true small forwards currently on the Heat’s roster. But coach Erik Spoelstra is a fan of using three-guard lineups, and 6-foot-6, 200-pound Josh Richardson and 6-foot-4, 205-pound Rodney McGruder could be used at small forward in this scenario.
Even 6-foot-9 James Johnson, who was most effective as a power forward last season, can be used as a small forward in big Heat lineups.
“Wherever coach Spo wants to take this positionless game,” Riley said. “It can be real small with [Winslow] playing five on down to three point guards with Justise at four. Or it can be [Winslow] at the three with Hassan [Whiteside] and Kelly [Olynyk] and two point guards.
A healthy Winslow — Riley likes that, too.


Question: What inspired Baughn to write the song "Become Animal"?

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 What inspired Baughn to write the song "Become Animal"?

Stirred to explore how animals see the world, Baughn began to imagine a parallel between the process of growing up and the sci-fi concept of transforming into an animal: when you embrace your own voice as a teenager, you aren’t really becoming a vicious animal – you’re beginning to trust your instincts.
"Become Animal" is a light, folk-ish song that makes you want to hop in a car to go camping all weekend. With the smooth vocals and Philip Wright's upbeat synths, you just might add this to your next feel-good playlist, at least. Maybe one day, you too will be inspired by your pet.


Question: Have you heard about the new technique of hacking by using drones?

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Then one member of the three-person group recalls hearing about a security paper, "Oops!...I think I scanned a malware" [PDF], published earlier in March by researchers from two Israeli universities, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and the Weizmann Institute of Science.
The other hackers are skeptical at first, but as they learn about the proposed technique, they become more open to trying it, particularly because it can be done with a drone. All of them love drones.
The researchers, Ben Nassi and Yuval Elovici from Ben-Gurion University and Adi Shamir from the Weizmann Institute, describe a method for creating a covert communication channel between a compromised computer inside an organization and a scanner on the same network that happens to be near an external window.
The technique involves shining an external light, such as a laser or an infrared beam, through the window (or hijacking a manipulable internal light source) so that the illumination alters the scanner output to produce a digital file containing the desired command sequence.
To do so, the light must be connected to a micro-controller that modulates the binary-encoded commands from the server into light flashes that register with the scanner's sensors.
"Since the entire scanning process is influenced by the reflected light, interfering with the light that is illuminated on the pane will result in a different electrical charge which will therefore be parsed to a different binary representation of the scanned material," the paper explains.
The researchers describe setting a drone to hover outside a third-floor office window at a time when installed malware in the target organization had been instructed to begin scanning. With a transmission rate of 50 milliseconds per bit, they infiltrated the command "d x.pdf" to delete a test PDF file. The command sequence took 3.2 seconds to transmit using a laser mounted on the drone.
The cyber thieves spend several days preparing to carry out their plan. But during the final rehearsal, one of them realizes it won't work because the attack requires the scanner to be at least partially open to register incoming light.


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2 blocks south of MLK Blvd, (Mack) on the East side of Cass Enter thru the rear of the parking lot, follow the signs. Cass City Cinema is screening Local, independent, and Hollywood movies to entertain all movie-goer's tastes and desires.
Cinema Detroit, along with showing 35mm films, has now equipped our Theater #1 Screen with a Cinema Server and NEC Digital Cinema DCI (Digital Cinema Institute) compliant Projector to enable the showing of the latest movies from Hollywood and Independant Producers, which much to many's dismay, are no longer shot, nor available, on film.


Question: Explain what the Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households Report revealed about the financial health of American households.

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 Explain what the Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households Report revealed about the financial health of American households.

Can you cover an unexpected $400 expense?
Four in ten Americans can't, according to a new report from the Federal Reserve Board. Those who don't have the cash on hand say they'd have to cover it by borrowing or selling something.
The bright side? That's an improvement from half of adults being unable to cover such an expense in 2013. The number has been ticking down each year since.
Overall, the financial situation of American households has improved during the past five years, according to the Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households report. It shows that in 2017, 74% of adults reported feeling at least "okay" financially, an increase of 10 percentage points from the first survey four years earlier.
"This year's survey finds that rising levels of employment are translating into improved financial conditions for many but not all Americans," Federal Reserve Board Governor Lael Brainard said in a press release, "with one-third now reporting they are living comfortably and another 40% reporting they are doing okay financially."
Still, many are struggling. Notable differences remain across race, ethnicity, education levels and geography. The report shows hardship continues for people working to repay college loans, cover emergency expenses and manage retirement savings.
For the first time the report also looked at the opioid epidemic, reporting that one out of five adults personally knows someone with an addiction to painkillers. Exposure does not vary much by education level or by local economic conditions.
The study was drawn from the Board's fifth annual Survey of Household Economics and Decisionmaking, which looks at the economic health of Americans. The survey of 12,000 people examined their income, employment, unexpected expenses, banking and credit, housing, education, and retirement planning in November and December 2017.
While showing that Americans' financial lives are moving in a positive direction, the report does raise some concerns about their most basic levels of financial stability: emergency funds and retirement.
"The finding that four-in-ten adults couldn't cover an unexpected $400 expense without selling something or borrowing money is troubling," said Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at Bankrate.com. "Nothing is more fundamental to achieving financial stability than having savings that can be drawn upon when the unexpected occurs."
McBride suggests setting up automatic direct deposits from a paycheck to a savings account that can build some much-needed financial cushion.
He's also concerned about another finding in the report: fewer than 40% of adults think their retirement savings are on track.
"The burden is on us as individuals to save for our retirement," he says. "Take control of your financial destiny by contributing to an employer-sponsored retirement plan such as a 401(k) via payroll deduction, or arrange automatic monthly transfers from your bank account into an IRA."
More concerning are the 25% of Americans with no retirement savings whatsoever, according to the report.
Some of this may be due to the lack of employer-sponsored retirement plans, as well as people piecing together several part-time jobs, which may not offer benefits.
The report found that while most workers are satisfied with the wages and benefits from their current job and are optimistic about their future job opportunities, challenges remain, particularly with irregular job schedules.


Question: "What's going on in Expeditions?"

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BetaDwarf - Official Blog: Expeditions Happenings & a happy new year, Masters!
Expeditions Happenings & a happy new year, Masters!
Friday, December 29th 2017. This is our last blog post of the year and we thought that we skip the Community Happenings for today. The reason is last Monday. We revealed a part of the changes regarding Expeditions coming early 2018. Since then, we received a lot of questions. To keep up with the reveals, we simply need more space. Let's hop into it!
Don't worry, there's no cost involved. But the current system doesn't feel challenging. You walk around looking for campfires, chests, Gold piles, Relics, Supplies and Might pillars. The latter is needed against the rising strength of NPCs you have to battle to clear the path or rewards they're blocking. Last Monday, we already talked about more challenging Expeditions. The question here is: "Where's the challenge, when the needed "resource" is obtainable by just walking to a pillar and gathering it?"
With the new Expeditions, Might will be only obtainable through challenges. Challenges will mostly be online battles. The current challenges are not comparable to the new ones. Right now, all you need to do is either winning a battle or playing a battle with a certain card. The new challenges will contain additional objectives you have fulfill. An objective could be: "Kill 10 Minions before they reach your side of the arena." You don't need to win battles or play a game with a card you don't want. But you'll have to fulfill objectives in order to gain Might. Completing the objective will remove the challenge. Prove yourself, Masters!
Expeditions in their current state are kind of "long". Clearing them quick is only possible by spending Gold or Rubies. Movement will be free, so there's no need for additional resources anymore. In order to make Expeditions quicker and more of a "new challenge every day", we will reduce their size by roughly 2/3. That means less time spent moving around looking for the best or most efficient path. The new Expeditions are more fun and less frustrating by spending Supplies just to reach the Relics, located 6 grids to the North, while you wanted to go to the West for the next challenge. You will freely choose which path to take.
Furthermore, rewards will be gone from the map. We talked about challenging & rewarding Expeditions, so the challenge has to come first. Prove yourself in the challenges and fulfill the objectives to gather Might. Use your new power to defeat few bosses. Defeat the last boss to get your reward. How does that sound to you? For us, it sounds like less PvE encounters, more focus on PvP overall and a much more challenging experience, while rewarding if successful.
Our next blog post will be released on January 2nd. On January 3rd, our first update of 2018 will follow. We will look into Wizard Puff, Soul Stealer and Fire Imp, fix some bugs and implement new Quality of Life features. With the new patch, the Frostival will come to an end, so better make sure to hunt the gifts as long as they're still available!
That's it, Masters! We want to thank each and everyone for an amazing year, all the love, support, feedback, suggestions, engagement in events & tournaments and to make and keep Minion Masters possible. Let's make 2018 even more amazing! See you there.


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Question: Give an example of Asian philanthropy.

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One common concern many people share about the current state of Asian philanthropy is that it’s not very transparent. Much philanthropy in Asia is still done ad hoc, and a cultural emphasis on modesty that is pervasive in many Asian countries means that details of who’s giving to what, where, and when can be difficult to come by.
But things have been changing as of late. Back in 2010, Bill Gates and Warren Buffet, arguably the world’s most well-known philanthropists at this time, visited China to encourage the country’s new class of billionaires to give more publicly and generously a la The Giving Pledge. Their efforts are believed to have been effective.
Now, Gates is once again lending his social capital to make philanthropy part of the mainstream chatter in Asia. The Jakarta Post reports that Gates and nine Indonesian philanthropists have signed a memorandum of understanding to fund a multi-million sustainable health initiative in Indonesia. The funding initiative is being co-led locally by Dato’ Sri Dr Tahir, an Indonesian philanthropists who is himself a signatory of the Giving Pledge.
At the [signing] ceremony, Gates handed over US$40 million to the Indonesia Health Fund. The program is part of the joint philanthropic efforts of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Tahir Foundation.
Last year, both Gates and Tahir, who is also chairman and CEO of the Mayapada Group, donated a total of $207 million, with each of them providing $103.5 million.
The other Indonesian philanthropists who have signed onto the memorandum include: Adrian Bramantyo Musyanif (Samali Hotels and Resorts); Hendro Gondokusumo (PT Intiland Development); Ted Sioeng (Sioeng Group); Edward Suryadjaya (Ortus Holdings); Benny Tjokrosaputro (PT Hanson International); Anne Patricia Sutanto (Pancaprima Ekabrothers); Henry Jaya Gunawan (PT Gala Bumi Perkasa); and Luntungan Honoris (PT Modernland Realty). They have all committed to providing $5 million for the next five years.
It’s absolutely wonderful to hear of more Asian philanthropists giving back publicly, and we hope to see more of this happening in other Asian countries.


Question: Describe the discussion in the Welsh Assembly regarding animal welfare.

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The First Minister disagreed with his Scottish counterpart as it would shift the problem from Ireland. What was important was the UK and Ireland remaining in the same customs union with similar single market arrangements.
Adam Price then called for the proposed repeal of the Continuity Act to be halted until the outcome of the Supreme Court case with Scotland’s Bill; if the court rules in Scotland’s favour it could remain in force.
Again, the First Minister disagreed because an agreement was reached with the UK Government. The exchange went further with the topic of an Irish consulate (re)opening in Cardiff and the First Minister rejecting the idea that Ireland was to be compared flatteringly to Wales as an independent state.
– First Minister, Carwyn Jones (Lab, Bridgend).
* This isn’t true. Maternity and post-natal services are free at state hospitals. The Irish do pay (largely subsidised) fees for routine health care; for example, a GP visit costs around €50/£44 (sometimes higher), there are prescription charges and hospital inpatient stays are charged at €80/£70 a day to a maximum of €800/£703. Fees are waived for those on low incomes. And while personal tax rates are higher than the UK, things like tuition fees, business taxes, the equivalent of council tax and TV licences are generally lower. His point about the cost of living is right, though.
Leader of the Opposition, Paul Davies AM (Con, Preseli Pembs.) asked why the new contract for delivering broadband services hasn’t yet been rolled out?
The First Minister said discussions with BT were ongoing and as there’s no competition they’re the only provider. There was no broadband offer from the Tories in Wales and the issue isn’t even devolved, so where were the UK Government as well?
– First Minister, Carwyn Jones.
Mandy Jones AM (Ind, North Wales) asked whether the Welsh Government will support a proposed amendment to UK animal welfare laws which will give special protection to service animals (i.e. police dogs, police horses) when they’re harmed in the line of duty – known as Finn’s Law.
Any changes would require the Senedd’s approval as it’s a devolved matter and the First Minister said the Welsh Government were “looking favourably” in terms of implementing the law. He called for members of the public to call the police if they suspect any mistreatment of animals.
An announcement on the future of third-party puppy sales was also expected before the end of term.


Question: What does the Veszprém Wind Farm in Hungary involve? Respond briefly.

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The Veszprém Wind Farm is an under construction wind power project in Veszprém County, Hungary. It will have 30 individual wind turbines with a nominal output of around 2 MW which will deliver up to 60 MW of power, enough to power over 40,100 homes, with a capital investment required of approximately US$225 million.


Question: Describe the security risks associated with Windows 10.

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Windows 10 has many unprecedented anti-user features: a remote killswitch that lets it disable your hardware; keylogging and browser-history logging that, by default, sends it all to Microsoft, and a deceptive "privacy mode" that continues to exfiltrate your data, even when you turn it on.
As soon as your recovery key leaves your computer, you have no way of knowing its fate. A hacker could have already hacked your Microsoft account and can make a copy of your recovery key before you have time to delete it. Or Microsoft itself could get hacked, or could have hired a rogue employee with access to user data. Or a law enforcement or spy agency could send Microsoft a request for all data in your account, which would legally compel them to hand over your recovery key, which they could do even if the first thing you do after setting up your computer is delete it.


Question: Have you heard about HTC Vive's full body tracking?

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Last week at both the Mobile World Congress and Game Developers Conference we got hands-on with the HTC Vive’s Tracker peripheral once more, and one of the best uses for it we saw was to enable full-body tracking in VR.
With three Trackers attached to our feet and waist, we walked around Cloudgate Studios’ Island 359 with a pretty accurate representation of where our bodies were in VR. We were able to kick dinosaurs in the face, opening up a new means of control and sense of presence. This particular system was created by Cloudgate itself, but will other developers be able to benefit from this type of tracking?
HTC says a separate version of full-body tracking they are working on will be shared with developers.
Speaking to UploadVR at MWC, Alvin Graylin, President of Vive in China, said that HTC had been working on a “similar system” for full body tracking in its China research lab, and would be open sourcing it for all developers to implement into their experiences for free.
The key to this system, as Graylin explained, is that it’s entirely optional. Island 359, for example, is still entirely playable with just two Vive controllers. You don’t need the Trackers to be able to experience the game but, if you do, you’ll have a more immersive experience. If the system is easy to implement and other developers catch on then this could be the biggest selling point for the Tracker, which is unexpected given its original pitch was to attach it to other objects, not yourself.
This system could also be hugely important to games like shooters. Currently, games like SUPERHOT VR (not on Vive) give you an invisible avatar, save for your hands, which can make it tricky to avoid bullets. Giving you a visible torso could help make those experiences a little easier to understand. Then there are the potential applications for more accessible VR film making and more.
Vive’s Tracker will be available to order for developers later this month for $99.99, and will be going on sale to the public for the same price later this year. Along with full body tracking, you can expect to use it to shoot guns, fight fires, and even play with friends.


Question: What can you tell me about the Stroll from Kidrobot's first Dunny series of 2018? Respond in 21 sentences.

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As we reach the outermost edge of the Wild Ones‘s land, a range of snow-coated mountains separating it from the rest of the world, we sigh as our journey nears its end. But wait, we still haven’t spotted the most prolific and still strangely elusive creature from Kidrobot‘s first Dunny series of 2018. And then we glance a fur-covered form running in the distance, as if emerging straight from creator Spanky Stokes‘ mind. Yes, we’ve entered Stroll territory.
And what is a Stroll?
Created by Californian John Adams Stokes III, more commonly known as John “Spanky” Stokes (or simply Spanky Stokes), this professional graphic designer’s Stroll has become the mascot of his SpankyStokes.com website. Founded in 2007, when Stokes discovered the designer toy movement, it would be more than a year later that he earnestly began posting on the site. And since then he has risen to being one of the preeminent sources for news concerning art toys. While the Stroll, or “Stokes Troll”, image became synonymous with the site since first being placed in the header circa the end of 2008, the concept actually predates this. Earlier that year, Stokes became involved in trades between artists on the Kidrobot forum, each offering a uniquely altered Dunny for the same. Enticed by the creative expression this allowed him, the second designer toy piece he ever modified was for May of 2008’s Message Board Custom Dunny Trade 7 and it was titled the Stroll Dunny, its appearance loosely reminiscent of the creature’s form as it appears now. Following that, Stokes conceived a variety of vinyl forms hand-altered with faux fur, glass eyes, and sculpted teeth, most using the term “Stroll” in their title. And, after incorporating the creature into his website’s aesthetic, he’d collaborate on translating the concept into a multitude of handmade and production interpretations, the most recent being the renditions for Kidrobot’s Wild Ones series.
Perhaps the most ferocious looking monster within the factory-made Wild Ones bestiary, the Stroll design employs a sculpted Dunny head made specifically for it. With a furled brow over its cycloptic eye, these creatures have a goateed lower lip jutting forth, tusk-like teeth emerging from the edges of the mouth. Topped with a mussed tuft of hair and two grooved horns, the clawed hand patterning on its arms is painted in place as is the adorably bulbous exposed bum on its backside. Most commonly found in its Yeti-inspired white coloration, there is a slightly more uncommon Midnight rendition, a dark toned interpretation perfect for blending into the darkest night. And then there is the elusive and mysterious Blood version, the Stroll’s normally non-violent demeanor having given way to its primal urges.
Having found a twisting path through the snow-dusted peaks, we prepare to end our expedition through the region populated by the Wild Ones. But, just as a return to civilization is in our sights, a truly blessed final encounter occurs. Spotted looming in the highest cliffs of the mountain range surrounding us, we see the chilly Ice edition of the Stroll, its bright blue glow-in-the-dark form only being available as a gift with purchase to the first 50 collectors to acquire a full display box from Kidrobot.com as well as from some select retailers.


Question: Describe the musical 'Superhero'

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A one-man musical is a risk. There’s little or no opportunity for dialogue, and every chance the score may be limited in style. There’s nothing to hide behind.
The beauty of Superhero is that it anticipates and counters each of these issues. It’s more than just a song-cycle, rather a full-on piece of contemporary musical theatre that addresses a contentious issue in a wholly engaging style.
Following a separation from his wife, Colin gradually finds access to their daughter more and more difficult. When his wife announces that she wants to relocate to California and take their daughter with her, Colin is shocked to discover that there is little he can do about it. A chance meeting with Fathers4Justice forces him to face his fears and finally make a stand for equal parental rights.
Michael Conley’s book introduces us to the self-effacing, unambitious Colin as he rehearses his courtroom custody plea. It’s an intelligent device that allows the backstory to unfold naturally and lends an urgency to Colin’s situation.
Joseph Finlay’s diverse score sweeps through a range of styles, while remaining in step with the narrative and Richy Hughes lyrics are in turn witty and incisive. The writing is superb and this is matched by intuitive musical direction from Joe Bunker and Georgia De Grey’s practical set design. Michael Rouse gives a bravura performance as the flawed but likeable Colin.


Question: Tell me about the Street Fighter V tournament at Fighting Fest last weekend.

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No matter how many players pick up fighting games as a competitive endeavor, there are always going to be certain character matchups that barely ever come up in tournaments, let alone in the later stages of a major event. Last weekend, Fighting Fest showcased one such matchup during its Street Fighter V finals, a battle of poison and stretchy limbs that provided a brief glimpse at how two uncommon characters deal with one another.
Despite being underserved by Capcom, the Latin American region is full of incredible Street Fighter V players, most notably reigning Capcom Cup champion Saul “MenaRD” Mena. Fighting Fest, which takes place on MenaRD’s home turf of the Dominican Republic, played host to 112 competitors, many of which traveled from nearby countries to participate. One such player, Puerto Rico’s Ricardo “Mono” Roman, ran through a devastating gauntlet of Dominican talent, defeating Evo 2018 finalist Cristhoper “Caba” Rodriguez before coming face to face with lesser-known talent Luis “LuiMan20” Veras.
Mono is a known quantity in the fighting game community due to his dedication to F.A.N.G.—a bizarre Street Fighter V newcomer who many consider the weakest character in the game—and a proclivity for travel that has allowed him to get some attention at tournaments outside Latin America. LuiMan20 is different. He rarely leaves the area surrounding his home in the Dominican Republic, but he does pretty well in his local scene. Before Fighting Fest, LuiMan20’s best performance came at Game Over Tournament last April, where he placed fifth after eliminating American visitor Kenneth “K-Brad” Bradley.
Dhalsim, on the other hand, is the king of keepaway. By using his far-reaching attacks, fireballs, and teleports, he’s able to consistently put space between him and his opponent, feeling out situations and approaching when comfortable. The best word to describe Dhalsim is “deliberate,” in that every attack must be meticulously planned and backed up by several steps worth of strategy. While he’s not the most exciting character in the world for the average viewer, Dhalsim is the epitome of methodical, defensive play in Street Fighter V, and that can be thrilling in its own way.
In this matchup, take note of how each player uses their respective character’s unique fireball. As F.A.N.G, Mono can throw out either straight or arced projectiles, both of which apply poison. The former deals no damage but also can’t be blocked or dissipated by other attacks, while the latter covers a decent amount of space above and in front of the character. LuiMan20’s Dhalsim has arcing fireballs too, but his traditional beeline Yoga Fire comes into play once he gains enough meter. Early on, both competitors filled the screen with projectiles, feeling the other out for any sign of weakness, and Mono in particular made great use of F.A.N.G’s parabolic fireballs to cover his approach and punish Dhalsim’s floating teleports.
Mono’s experience, particularly in international tournaments, may have been the greatest deciding factor in his match against LuiMan20. Despite Dhalsim’s similar rarity in competition, Mono’s experience overseas has put him in front of a lot of different playstyles. F.A.N.G is a tough character to deal with once he gains momentum, whereas Dhalsim has difficulty mounting comebacks due to his painstakingly precise play. LuiMan20 seemed unsure of how to approach F.A.N.G through most of their battle, running into long-sleeved strikes and poisonous clouds consistently, and Mono took advantage of his opponent’s faltering. There were some moments of greatness thanks to LuiMan20’s ability to confirm seemingly stray hits into huge damage, but they were few and far between.
Mono was firmly in control by the third and final game. Smelling blood in the water, he provided LuiMan20 little opportunity to escape, rushing Dhalsim down with a mixture of F.A.N.G’s screen-covering movement, arcing projectiles, and outlandish attacks. Although LuiMan20 was able to take the life lead in both rounds, Mono easily came back from these deficits, and closed out the match with one last devastating attack.
Despite the 3-0 score, Mono and LuiMan20 were able to provide an excellent look at the F.A.N.G vs. Dhalsim matchup. One would expect strategy to homogenize thanks to the fighting game community’s instant access to global match footage and the ability to discuss tactics with players worldwide, but unprecedented techniques are still being developed in singular pockets of the world. And, as Fighting Fest showed, Latin America is producing some of the community’s most distinctive matchups, not to mention the opportunity to see one of the best F.A.N.G players in the world do his thing.


Question: Describe the circumstances surrounding the departure of Aaron McGowan from Morecambe FC.

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BOSS Jim Bentley says he is resigned to losing Aaron McGowan who is set to join a Scottish Premier League side.
Bentley said McGowan, who was a graduate of the Shrimps' academy, leaves with his best wishes but admits he is disappointed with the ruling that means the club won't get any compensation for the defender who was a first team regular last season.
Bentley said: "We’ve offered him a deal but he has decided to move on after a successful time at Morecambe FC.
“It’s disappointing that Aaron will leave us but we wish him well.
"He’s been a pleasure to work with and improved year on year and now he will have the opportunity to prove he can step up to a very good level.
"I’m disappointed though that under the ruling of players moving cross boarder that we won’t receive any compensation for him though. If he moved to an English club we would receive a fee but that is not the case for moves to Scotland.
"We’ve seen this happen at other clubs and it’s very hard to swallow after all the hard work that people at Morecambe FC have put in to develop Aaron over the years.
He added: "I’m sure our supporters will be disappointed as he became a fans' favourite but it’s my job now to make sure I replace him with a good player.
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Question: What is Mashhadi Hoseyn? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Mashhadi Hoseyn (, also Romanized as Mashhadī Ḩoseyn; also known as Mīrzāābād) is a village in Honam Rural District, in the Central District of Selseleh County, Lorestan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 35, in 7 families.


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 What precautions should a company take to protect their data from attackers?

In their posts, Solared JSOC and Solared INsight analysts often say that even the combined use of the variety of protection tools available on the market will not stop an attack if a company treats each security system’s findings separately. In most cases, an attack, unless extremely primitive, can only be detected by reviewing data aggregated from different sources.
Below is an example which highlights this fact based on a story of one attack that was nearly left unnoticed.
Everything began as usual: we commenced an implementation project for a customer and in less than a week, when we were still configuring the system in line with the customer's requirements, Solared INsight detected a breach of the core information security policy: some confidential documents were regularly being sent to an external email address XXXX@icloud.com. The documents contained rather sensitive information: customer's financial indicators, product datasheets, etc. but the message body was always empty. In addition, the suspicious address was never accompanied by other addresses in the "To:" field, while no messages were received from the address in reply. As a result, we suspected that somebody was sending confidential documents to their personal mailbox. In our projects, we have faced diverse and sometimes absurdly naive attempts to steal confidential information. However, to be honest, this primitively straightforward effort confused us to some extent. Who could be so foolhardy to send sensitive documents to an external mailbox, while assuming that a DLP system was used at the company?
We quickly found out that there was more than one violator, since multiple employees sent messages to the mailbox, and we grouped all violators (about 20 persons) in a list, with some sending only one message, and others sending two or three. When investigating such incidents, the first step is to build a connection graph.
Our experience shows that in such cases there is always something that connects insiders. It's so certain, almost like a rule, that no connection may be deemed abnormal. However, according to Solared INsight findings, senders of the suspicious messages worked at different business units and contacted each other rarely and on business-related matters only. The fact that the connection graph revealed no anomalies surprised us, considering the straightforward nature of the attack. Therefore, we decided to search for other anomalies.
During the second stage of our investigation, we tried to find suspicious cases of behavior by violators and configured an incident-specific policy: those employees who sent documents to that address were automatically put on a watch list. We were even more astonished when the list began to be filled with many law-abiding and loyal employees!
At that moment, the customer ran out of patience and decided to look at the messages in person, only to detect something even weirder. No messages were found on either servers or senders' workstations, with all traces being deleted, except for the Solared INsight DLP archive, which kept all communication history. As a result, we started to realize that we probably faced something more intricate than just insider actions. The DLP system did its job well: it detected the leakage and analyzed the environment, communications, and employee actions. So, it was time for other tools.
We supposed that the messages were sent (and traces deleted) not by employees, but malware probably injected into the customer's systems as part of a targeted attack. Therefore, with the customer's consent, we submitted the case to Solared JSOC for analysis and investigation.
Analysts started to monitor workstations from which the messages were sent. However, although OS logs usually contain all required details, no information about launched processes was available: security logs were cleaned on all workstations right after the latest bunch of messages was sent. The only clue that helped us to get on the perpetrator’s track was the fact that a system log was left uncleaned and showed evidence of a strange service launch. It turned out that we were facing a zero-day virus that ran on workstations as a service rather than a process.
When we saw this abnormal service, we extracted the respective malware body and ran it in a sandbox to observe what would happen, with Process Monitor, Wireshark, and other utility software logging all network and process related anomalies.
We found that the malware consisted of several modules: the first was a typical keylogger and screenshot maker, while the second one provided remote access and the third copied documents used by employees and sent them during night hours to the mailbox, which alerted the DLP system. The virus never sent more than 50 MB at a time and it seemed that the cybercriminals intended to not only infiltrate the customer’s infrastructure, but also remain undetected for as long as possible, with the malware secretly deactivating antivirus software right after installation. As a result, we intercepted traffic going from an infected host, parsed it, and identified the IP address of a server with which the virus communicated.
During the next stage, we analyzed what registry entries were made by the virus, what libraries were changed, and where it was launched from. Based on our findings, we then performed a massive scan of the customer's entire infrastructure. Despite the fact that information was leaking through approximately 20 users, the virus was found in its latent state in about half of all of the customer's machines. The malware was removed, its communication and remote control channel was blocked, and users were instructed to change their account passwords since the old ones were compromised.
The ability to remain undetected and bypass the exact protection tools installed at the company, and document stealing as a core function, suggested that a targeted attack had been performed on the company. The customer also realized how serious the situation was and submitted all findings to law-enforcement agencies.


Question: Hey, have you watched RuPaul's Drag Race this season? What do you think?

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'RuPaul's Drag Race' Recap: Is Miz Cracker Problematic?
One of the best reactions in the premiere episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race season ten came thanks to Asia O’Hara when she met one of her new castmates and asked her name. "My name is Miz Cracker, just like the snack and the racial slur,” the drag queen (and VICE contributor) told her.
“This ho is gonna need a nickname,” Asia shot back in her confessional interview. It was even worse when Monique Heart asked Miz Cracker her name. “Cracker,” she said, eliminating the Miz. Monique’s head recoiled and her eyes popped out of head like she'd just swallowed a fly while riding the ferris wheel. “I did the same thing,” said Asia.
So, is her name #problematic? Not on face value, especially when she explains on the runway that her original name was Brianna Cracker. (Get it? Like brie on a cracker.) However, that was too confusing so she shortened it to Miz Cracker. That makes sense. But then she coupled it with, “I live in Harlem, so people call me by name all the time.” Ru laughed and it is a funny line but, well, it’s starting to maybe get #problematic.
It’s like every time she mentioned her name, she had to draw attention to the racial element of it. When she was first introduced she said, “I’m thin, I’m white, and I’m salty." Of course, she was applying the racial epithet to herself in a way to reclaim it, but can a white person even reclaim something when she’s in a position of privilege? Doesn’t she realize that even having that as her name is a bit of privilege? Imagine how well it would go over if a black queen had something comparable as her last name? She wouldn’t even get one gig!
It seems like she's a little preoccupied with race. And is it right for a white person to be the one playing up racial tension? Maybe not.
Things certainly took a turn when The Vixen, another of the five black queens on this season, showed up. Before she could say her name, someone (who wasn't shown, but sounded a lot like Miz Cracker) borrowed a quote from The Color Purple and said, “Harpo, who dis woman?” A white woman named Cracker pretending to be a black woman and then questioning who a black person is definitely seems #problematic. At the very least, it's a little ill-advised.
“We don’t all look alike!” Mayhem shouted at her with a laugh.
“Monique is over there!” Asia said, pointing. Yuhua laughed it off.
Yes, I can understand that seeing someone you just met out of drag could be disorienting, but the fact that she went up to two of the black queens and couldn’t tell them apart while saying, “Which one are you?” is for sure #problematic. Mayhem and Monét laughed it off, but it seemed hurtful and dehumanizing in a way Yuhua might not even have realized.
Considering that some critics have been calling out the racism of the show’s fans and their perceptions of the contestants, it wasn't a great look for the premiere episode.
After a design on a dime challenge where the queens had to make outfits out of items found at a dollar store, Mayhem ended up taking the first win with her gown made up of black rubber gloves and twisted up garbage bags. Cracker also landed herself in the top with a dress concocted out of straw hats, hot glue, and a prayer. Yuhua Hamasaki was praised for her rather pedestrian ensemble constructed from yellow caution tape.
The bottom two were Kalorie Karbdashian Williams (who has, by far, the best name in the whole competition) and Vanessa Vanjie Mateo, the drag daughter of season three finalist Alexis Mateo. Kalorie’s dress looked like a Monopoly game mated with some chartreuse trash bags. Vanessa brought hair, face, and sass, but came up short in a dress that looked like a million ads for Flowerbomb perfume origami'd into the form of the planet Saturn. There was also a cape.
It was a killer lip sync, but Kalorie really brought it—at one point she pulled a stack of dollar bills out of her cleavage and made it rain on the runway. She took the win and Vanessa, who seemed to be the more interesting and polished queen, was sent packing.
But, hey, at least neither of them were #Problematic.
CORRECTION: March 23, 4:30 PM PST: An earlier version of this article incorrectly referred to Asia O'Hara by Monét X Change's name. This was in a section calling out another person for mixing up the names of those same queens. Yikes.


Question: Describe the partnership between Major League Soccer and Liga MX.

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 Describe the partnership between Major League Soccer and Liga MX.

Major League Soccer and Liga MX have announced a strategic partnership to work together to enhance the North American leagues' standing in world soccer, with Liga MX president Enrique Bonilla describing it as a "win-win" for both leagues.
The partnership includes the start of an annual Campeones Cup, a battle between the champions of each league, with the inaugural edition to be played on Sept. 19 this year in Toronto.
The game will feature reigning MLS champion Toronto FC and the winner of Liga MX's Campeon de Campeones tournament in July. The Campeon de Campeones will pit Tigres, the victor of the Liga MX 2017 Apertura, against the champion of the ongoing 2018 Clausura.
"It's almost like a continental Super Bowl," MLS commissioner Don Garber said of the Campeones Cup in an interview with ESPN FC.
"It's an opportunity for their champion to play our champion in a way that can really create enormous interest and attention for both leagues."
"It's a win-win relationship," Bonilla said in the same interview. "We're both going to grow and get stronger and stronger and have the chance to compete with other continents, not just within CONCACAF."
MLS and Liga MX -- the two biggest leagues in North America -- have also committed to an All-Star game, though Bonilla said the announcement of when the match would take place will have to wait, hinting it is unlikely to be this year. MLS hosts an annual All-Star game, but putting together an All-Star team will be a first for Liga MX.
The long-rumored cup competition between Liga MX and MLS clubs is not part of the initial announcement, with Bonilla suggesting that there are other ideas being discussed.
"There are lot of plans on the table that we are working together on, but we have to go step-by-step and walk firmly before we start running" he said.
The alliance will also feature collaboration on business practices and social responsibility in what appears to be the first step in what both hope to be a long-term relationship between the two leagues.
"Our goal is to be working with Mexico to have our part of the world attract the attention of the rest of the football-playing world," Garber said. "It shouldn't just be about Europe or South America, it should be about North America, also."
Added Bonilla: "In this global world we have to work together if we want to succeed, if we want to get better and that's what we are doing with this announcement. We recognize that each of us has different strengths and we have to put them together so we can grow and so we can have better football so we can compete with the rest of the world."
Also as part of the partnership, Liga MX under-20 teams will participate during MLS All-Star Week as the annual opponent in the MLS Homegrown Game.
The announcement comes at the start of an important week for the rivalry between MLS and Liga MX in the CONCACAF Champions League, with three MLS clubs taking leads into the quarterfinal second legs of the competition.
Ahead of his side's second leg against Toronto FC on Tuesday night, Tigres coach Ricardo Ferretti said the Mexican league is no longer the clear "giant" in the region.
"I don't think [there's much difference]," he said. "I respect everyone's opinion, but, if we look at the stats, I don't think that Mexico is still the giant. If that's what they want to show, I think they are very wrong."


Question: Provide a description of BrooklynParrots.com.

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Welcome, wild parrot watchers, to BrooklynParrots.com – a site focusing on the remarkable Monk Parakeets (AKA Quaker Parrots) of Brooklyn.
BrooklynParrots.com is a site launched in 2005 to share information about the wild Quaker Parrots (AKA Monk Parakeets) of Brooklyn. The site hosts photos of the parrots, reports from the field, frequently asked questions about the birds, and notices about the periodic “wild parrot safaris” offered to the general public.


Question: What do you know about Johannes Runge? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Johannes Runge (January 24, 1878 in Braunschweig – November 12, 1949 in Bad Harzburg) was a German track and field athlete who competed in the 1904 Summer Olympics and in the 1906 Summer Olympics.


Question: Explain the composition and temperature of a fart.

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 Explain the composition and temperature of a fart.

Farts are created mostly by E. coli.
On the average a fart is composed of about 59% nitrogen, 21% hydrogen, 9% carbon dioxide, 7% methane, and 4% oxygen. Less than 1% is what makes them stink.
The temperature of a fart at time of creation is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit.
Although they won't admit it, women fart as much as men.


Question: Explain what is Kakonomics.

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 Explain what is Kakonomics.

Standard game-theoretical approaches posit that, whatever people are trading (ideas, services, or goods), each one wants to receive High-quality work from others. Let's stylize the situation so that goods can be exchanged only at two qualitylevels: High and Low. Kakonomics describes cases where people not only have standard preferences to receive a High-quality good and deliver a Low-quality one (the standard sucker's payoff) but they actually prefer to deliver a Low-quality good and receive a Low-quality one, that is, they connive on a Low-Low exchange.
Kakonomics is the strange — yet widespread — preference for mediocre exchanges insofar as nobody complains about. Kakonomic worlds are worlds in which people not only live with each other's laxness, but expect it: I trust you not to keep your promises in full because I want to be free not to keep mine and not to feel bad about it. What makes it an interesting and weird case is that, in all kakonomic exchanges, the two parties seem to have a double deal: an official pact in which both declare their intention to exchange at a High-quality level, and a tacit accord whereby discounts are not only allowed but expected. It becomes a form of tacit mutual connivance. Thus, nobody is free-riding:Kakonomics is regulated by a tacit social norm of discount on quality, a mutual acceptance for a mediocre outcome that satisfies both parties, as long as they go on saying publicly that the exchange is in fact at a High-quality level.


Question: Describe the content discussed in this recent episode of an ultra running podcast.

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 Describe the content discussed in this recent episode of an ultra running podcast.

We're getting back to the science stuff next week, but today we've got another episode for ultra geeks. Spurred by Trail Runner magazine's recent profile on Coree Woltering, teammate Rich Heffron joins the show to discuss the current state of ultrarunning media. We tackle the question of whether there is a West Coast bias in ultra coverage (7:00), whether media organizations in the sport have an obligation to cover certain events (26:00), why USATF championship races aren't a bigger deal (31:30), and the geographic distribution of Western States qualifiers (51:30). We also name-check some non-West Coast ultrarunners who deserve more respect (55:35) before we get Rich's Desert Island Picks (1:03:50).