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The following list of updates has been categorized based on the installer required. The Client installer is required for Prepar3D v4.5, however the Content, Scenery, and SDK installers are optional. You must first have Prepar3D v4 installed to utilize the Client only installer.
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We hope you find that Prepar3D v4.5 continues to be the most immersive learning, simulation, and training platform available.
More than 45 flight simulation developers—including Prepar3D—are confirmed for FlightSimExpo 2019! After a sold-out inaugural event that saw more than 1,100 attendees, the second-annual show is being held on June 7-9, 2019 at Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld®.
Lockheed Martin will be in attendance to represent Prepar3D, a visual simulation platform that allows users to create training scenarios across aviation, maritime, and ground domains. Prepar3D has become the go-to platform for serious flight simmers, and developers creating top-tier simulation add-on products.
The main portion of FlightSimExpo takes place from 9:00am on Saturday, June 8 to 3:00pm on Sunday, June 9. In 2019, the show will feature a second speaker room to allow for even more interaction with flight simulation developers. Meanwhile, a larger event floor will welcome more exhibitors with interactive exhibits including virtual reality displays and landing competitions. Of course, the event will still feature a social—with free appetizers and drinks—on Saturday beginning at 5:30pm.
New this year, FlightSimExpo will be running Captains’ Corner, an informative series of seminars on Friday, June 7. This series is designed for the hard-core simmer and developer and will discuss topics about getting the most out of Prepar3D.
FlightSimExpo is truly community-driven: the venue, host city, and event activities have all been determined by feedback from the community and developers. FlightSimExpo is an all-ages event, in one of America’s most family-friendly cities.
Conference organizers are proud to be working with local organizations and airlines to offer discounts for attendees traveling to Orlando for the show. Airline discounts are available from Delta, Southwest, and WestJet, and there are deals available at more than 70 area restaurants. Visit http://flightsimexpo.com/venue.html to learn more.
Attendees planning to attend the show are encouraged to book their hotel rooms now and register for the event at www.flightsimexpo.com. More information about FlightSimExpo 2019 is available at www.flightsimexpo.com. Interested attendees are also encouraged to connect with the event on Twitter (@FlightSimExpo) and Facebook (facebook.com/FlightSimExpo) for updates.


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Question: What is the AS/NZS 1200 standard? Respond in 1 sentences.

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The AS/NZS 1200 standard is a joint Australian/New Zealand Standard, for the requirements of pressure equipment which aims to promote safety and uniformity throughout Australia and New Zealand.


Question: Write a summary of the battle for Fox in the media industry.

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The battle for Fox is officially on. Comcast today submitted a competing bid for 21st Century Fox’s film and television assets, initiating what could well result in a high-stakes bidding war with its biggest media rival, The Walt Disney Company.
The U.S. cable conglomerate made an all-cash bid of $65 billion for much of Fox’s film and television assets, its international holdings and its stake in the streaming service, Hulu. The $35 per share offer represents a 19% premium on Disney’s $52.4 billion all-stock offer for the same assets.
The decision clarified an uncertain regulatory environment and pushed the cable operator to launch a counter offer for Fox. Nathanson predicted a $40 per share bid for Fox’s assets, well in excess of its earlier $34.41 offer. He and other Wall Street analysts are predicting Disney to match Comcast’s offer, potentially taking on $37 billion in debt to do so.
For Comcast, which is largely a domestic company (operating out of the United States), Fox represents a major leap onto the global stage. Fox’s 39% stake in the UK’s Sky Network and in Star India would boost the U.S. cable operator’s international revenue to 25% of income.
Fox’s entertainment assets — its film and television studios, the Fox film franchises and deep library, the FX and National Geographic cable TV networks, and 22 cash-cow regional sports networks — would enhance Comcast’s entertainment portfolio. Specifically, the film assets were major reason for Disney pushing for the deal to happen as they are planning to launch their very own streaming service sometime in 2019.
Comcast currently already owns NBCUniversal and DreamWorks Animation and America’s largest cable TV system.
The media company would also gain a controlling interest in the fast-growing Hulu streaming service, in which it now shares a one-third stake with Fox and Disney; Time Warner holds a 10% stake in the service.
Above all else, Comcast will need to convince Fox’s board of directors — and ultimately, its shareholders — that the deal would not pose greater regulatory risks than Disney’s offer. Insiders speculate that Comcast will swing the argument of posing as less of a threat to film exhibition than the house of mouse, since the combination of Fox and Universal would account for just 21% of the domestic box office versus Disney and Fox’s combined share of 47%.
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Question: Describe any problems or issues that arose during the US presidential election in 2020.

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Pennsylvania voter: "I go to vote, my name is not in the [registration] book"
(CNN) -- It took one movie star five hours and a judge's order before he could vote by machine in his district Tuesday.
Actor Tim Robbins says his name was missing from the voting register when he arrived to vote in New York.
Scattered problems were reported nationwide with registration issues snarling the process in some battleground states and massive turnout slowing things down in others.
Long lines persisted in some parts of Pennsylvania, a fiercely contested state. In Upper Darby, near Philadelphia, township residents and Lincoln University students endured lines that lasted as long as 11 hours and stretched past the state's closing time of 8 p.m.
Jacintha Johnson, a senior at the historically African-American school, told CNN that she got in line at 7:30 a.m. and voted at 6 p.m. She said the precinct had only five voting booths to accommodate up to 3,000 people.
"Practically the entire school was out there," she said.
In Virginia, one of the most hotly contested states, voters reported waits as long as five hours in Norfolk. In nearby Chesapeake, about 50 percent of the city's registered voters showed up at the polls Tuesday morning.
"We started the line at about 10:30 a.m., and we did not get done until 3:30 p.m.," said Jessica Edwards, who voted in Norfolk.
Some voters in Georgia said they were turned away when informed somebody using their names had already cast ballots in early voting.
Democrats in several states -- including the key state of Missouri -- received bogus text messages or e-mails Wednesday urging them to put off voting until Wednesday because of long lines.
"We stood in line for three hours. Eventually we had to move to paper ballots," Foreman said.
In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Regina Hollis said she ran into problems with her voter registration, even though she's lived at the same address for the past five years.
"Today I go to vote, my name is not in the book and I had to fill out a provisional ballot," Hollis.
Even the rich and famous ran into problems. When Academy Award-winning actor Tim Robbins showed up at his West 14th Street YMCA polling center in Manhattan, he was informed that his name was missing from the register.
He said he has been voting in the same district since 1992; hasn't missed a single election; and hasn't changed addresses or political affiliations. "The poll worker said my name was in the book for the primary two months ago, but missing for the general election," he said.
Robbins rejected an offer to fill out a provisional ballot. It took the actor a total of five hours -- and a judge's order -- to finally vote. "I'm just waiting for an explanation," he said. "I want a real explanation, and I want that explanation for the hundreds and thousands of people in my district and throughout the city who are experiencing the same thing today."
Meanwhile, voters in the battleground states of Ohio and Pennsylvania reported problems signing into the polls in Tuesday's general election, with Ohio officials acknowledging that some voters in the Cincinnati area were mistakenly issued provisional ballots because of confusion about a state voter ID law.
Ohio voter Rachel Near told CNN's Voter Hotline that she was issued a provisional ballot when she tried to vote in Columbus, Ohio.
"I know that provisional ballots are counted still, but it's really annoying to not have the poll workers informed about what kind of ID they are supposed to accept," Near said.
"I would think that at this point in time -- considering the magnitude of this election -- they would be aware of that."
Provisional ballots are issued in Ohio when voters lack proper identification or are using the last four digits of a Social Security number as proof of ID. Voters with an address change or name change are also required to vote by provisional ballot. Voters are required to provide proof of identification within 10 days of the election for their votes to be counted, according to Krisel.
Democrats in Texas, Maryland, Missouri, Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas reported receiving text messages saying they could vote for Obama on Wednesday. An e-mail circulated in Arkansas and robocalls in Missouri also told voters they could cast their ballots Wednesday.
Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan said she had "no tolerance" for anyone attempting to confuse voters.
"Every eligible Missourian should be able to cast their ballot today, and my office will immediately respond to any reports of misinformation," Carnahan said. "Anyone attempting to deprive voters of their rights on Election Day will be prosecuted."
In Maryland, a spokeswoman for Attorney General Douglas Gansler said his office passed along complaints about the messages to the U.S. Justice Department and state prosecutors.
Election officials were encouraging voters to dry off before filling out ballots to avoid problems, and damp ballots were being allowed to dry before being tabulated, said Ryan Enright, a spokesman for Virginia's Board of Elections. In North Carolina, the problem seemed to dry up when election officials issued a memo about using paper towels, said Gary Bartlett, executive director of the North Carolina Election Board.
Many voters experienced no problems at the polls.
One voter, casting a ballot in Douglasville, Georgia, outside Atlanta, said it took him six minutes to fill out his paperwork and vote. Another in Cobb County said his total voting experience lasted only a little more than four minutes.
"I walked right in, there were even empty polling booths," the voter said of his church polling station.


Question: Explain how exports can increase a country's economic pie.

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Exports increase a country’s economic pie, but not the way you probably think.
Among economics data watchers, a country’s exports enjoy a hallowed status. The ability of producers in country A to sell goods and services to people in other countries is taken as a sign of A’s economic strength, although the underlying metric for economic strength goes unmentioned. In addition, job counters across the spectrum constantly count the number of jobs associated with exports. The more export-related jobs, the better. In a nutshell, exports are intrinsically beneficial—no questions asked.
The problem is that virtually no one, except perhaps for a workaholic, runs their personal economic affairs like this. Let's consider an example.
Countries export those products that, were it not for the exports, would obtain a lower price domestically than they would in the international marketplace. For example, suppose the United States banned the export of soybeans. If the world price of soybeans were, say, $10 per bushel, the U.S. export ban leads to a lower U.S. price, say, $5 per bushel, and an annual production level of, say, 50 million bushels.
Lifting the U.S. ban on soybean exports would cause the U.S. price to rise to the $10 world price. U.S. farmers would increase their soybean production as production deemed uneconomic at $5 becomes economic at $10. In addition, soybean related consumption in the United States would fall as consumption choices that are economic $5 per bushel become uneconomic at $10. Suppose soybean production rises to 60 million bushels and consumption falls to 45 million bushels. The difference between the higher level of production and lower level of consumption, 15 million bushels, would become U.S. soybean exports sold to foreigners at $10 per bushel.
Those who choose to export while importing as little as possible will find themselves ill-clad, ill-housed, ill-fed, and possibly dead in short order.
So, is the additional production of soybeans sold to foreigners intrinsically beneficial to the United States? Hardly. After all, additional production of soybeans is not costless. It means other agricultural products are not being produced; say it’s tomatoes. If the average cost of the additional soybean production in terms of tomatoes is, say, $7.00 per bushel, then the cost of the additional soybeans measured in foregone tomatoes would be $70 million. So Americans have fewer tomatoes worth $70 million as a consequence of soybeans going to foreigners. Where’s the gain?
Second, the 5 million bushel reduction in Americans’ soybean related consumption also imposes a cost on Americans. If the average consumption value of these foregone soybeans is, say, $7.00 per bushel, this means Americans incur a soybean consumption cost of $35 million. Again, where’s the gain?
It follows that exporting the 15 million bushels of soybeans imposes a cost on Americans equal to $105 million in terms of foregone tomatoes and foregone soybean consumption satisfaction. The idea that exports are intrinsically beneficial is bogus, regardless of who espouses it. Indeed, taken by themselves the soybean exports reduce the size of the U.S. economic pie!
Then how can we claim that the exported soybeans do in fact increase the U.S. economic pie? IT’S BECAUSE EXPORTS ENABLE AMERICANS TO IMPORT!!! Note the soybeans are sold to foreigners for $10 per bushel. That means Americans earn the ability to buy foreign goods (imports!) equal to $150 million. This means giving up soybean related consumption and tomatoes worth $105 million to Americans enables them to buy foreign goods worth $150 million. That’s a gain of $45 million for Americans!
That the gains associated with exports ultimately trace to imports is no doubt a bitter pill for many to swallow! Nevertheless, virtually all of us organize our own economic lives consistent with this idea. In the marketplace we produce goods and services which we sell (export) to buyers. This is the source of our incomes which we use to buy goods and services from others—that is, import. The more imports, the better.
People who choose to export while importing as little as possible will find themselves ill-clad, ill-housed, ill-fed, and possibly dead in short order. How can it be that what is economic wisdom for the individual not apply to a nation? Hint: it can’t!


Question: What are some of BOB'S BURGERS' past episodes?

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3/24/19 (Su.) 8:30 PM FOX (BOB-822) If You Love It So Much, Why Don't You Marionette?
3/17/19 (Su.) 8:30 PM FOX (BOB-821) What About Blob?
11/25/18 (Su.) 8:30 PM FOX (BOB-813) Roller? I Hardly Knew Her!
11/20/16 (Su.) 7:30 PM FOX (BOB-610) Large Brother, Where Fart Thou?
11/6/16 (Su.) 7:30 PM FOX (BOB-608) They Serve Horses, Don't They?
5/22/16 (Su.) 9:30 PM FOX (BOB-521) Glued, Where's My Bob?
11/3/13 (Su.) 8:30 PM FOX (BOB-314) Seaplane!
3/6/11 (Su.) 8:30 PM FOX (BOB-109) Sheesh! Cab, Bob?
(from FOX's press release, October 2015) FOX has renewed BOB'S BURGERS for a seventh and eighth season of the Emmy Award-winning animated series, it was announced today by David Madden, President, Entertainment, Fox Broadcasting Company. "Six seasons in, the Belchers have become one of America's most beloved TV families, and we are so happy to keep them in the fold for another two seasons," said Madden. "BOB'S BURGERS is hilarious, warm, smart, inventive - critics love it, and so do fans. Loren, Jim and the brilliant voice cast continue to surprise us in the best ways, and we look forward to seeing what Bob and the family will cook up in Seasons Seven and Eight."


Question: What did President Trump say about the Paralympics?

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Hours after President Donald Trump called the Paralympic Games “tough to watch,” the organization called on the President to join the billions of viewers around the world who are inspired by the competition.
The remark sparked immediate backlash online, with many recalling an incident during the 2016 presidential campaign when Trump appeared to mock a reporter with physical disability. Trump denied the accusation.


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Vilmos Huszár (1884–1960) was a Hungarian painter and designer. He lived in The Netherlands, where he was one of the founder members of the art movement De Stijl.


Question: What is the Trump Administration doing for the pro-life movement?

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We are protecting the sanctity of life and the family as the foundation of our society.
Forty-five years ago, Nellie Gray left her job as a Labor Department attorney and soon began running a small nonprofit out of her home. Today, that group—the March for Life Education and Defense Fund—is responsible for organizing the world’s largest annual pro-life rally.
On January, 19, 2018, pro-life supporters honored Gray and her mission by participating in the 45th annual March for Life in Washington, D.C.
President Donald J. Trump and Vice President Mike Pence joined this year’s event via video satellite from the White House Rose Garden. The Vice President also hosted a roundtable discussion with leaders from Students for Life the evening before the rally.
“Today, we focus our attention on the love and protection each person, born and unborn, deserves regardless of disability, gender, appearance, or ethnicity,” President Trump said. He also proclaimed January 22, 2018, as National Sanctity of Human Life Day.
For the past year, the Trump Administration has sought to change the conversation and policy landscape surrounding abortion. Last April, the President signed legislation that overturned an Obama Administration rule that prohibited states from defunding abortion service providers. Vice President Pence cast the tie-breaking vote in the Senate.
While the Administration pushes forward on the policy front, March for Life is a reminder of the power of a positive pro-life message in confronting what for many is a difficult subject.


Question: Name some provisions involving the carry of firearms in Florida.

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Firearms; Provides that a person who is licensed to carry a concealed firearm is not in violation of law if the firearm is briefly and openly displayed under certain circumstances. Allows the Division of Licensing of the DOACS to take fingerprints from concealed carry license applicants. Provides that a person may not openly carry a weapon or firearm or carry a concealed weapon or firearm into specified locations. Provides that concealed carry licensees shall not be prohibited from carrying or storing a firearm in a vehicle for lawful purposes, etc.


Question: What is the latest news on Judge Kavanaugh and the allegations against him?

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 What is the latest news on Judge Kavanaugh and the allegations against him?

So whether Kavanaugh is actually guilty or not apparently doesn’t matter, the media will place an “asterisk” next to his name regardless.
I think a lot, frankly, will have to do with what more will we learn this week? You know, what is there – are there anybody – is there anybody else from their high school days that come out and seem to back one story or the other?...But I think if any little thing that we don’t know now comes out before that hearing on Monday, I don’t think the hearing happens.
This one, because we’re so close to an election, because of the Donald Trump era. This one feels like a tinderbox. It feels like four sticks of dynamite wrapped in radioactive material. It just feels like either side could see this erupt a culture war that defines the rest of the midterm election, the next six weeks, in a way that could totally scramble what the outcomes could be.
Guthrie emphasized: “And nobody knows, yeah, how it would all land.” Perhaps NBC is more concerned about a backlash against Democrats.
At least the network was the only one to identify Kavanaugh’s accuser and her attorney as Democratic activists on Monday.
SAVANNAH GUTHRIE: Let’s turn to NBC’s Chuck Todd. Big moment in Washington. Chuck, good morning.
HODA KOTB: Chuck, tell us what your gut tells you about this nomination. Is this thing in real trouble do you think?
TODD: I definitely think it’s in trouble. I think nothing would surprise me, including him, by the end of the week, if Judge Kavanaugh decides he doesn’t want to go through this, it isn’t worth it, he doesn’t want to – maybe he can win but he doesn’t want an asterisk – I mean, it wouldn’t surprise me if he chose to withdraw and chose to back down.
I think a lot, frankly, will have to do with what more will we learn this week? You know, what is there – are there anybody – is there anybody else from their high school days that come out and seem to back one story or the other? Is there other conversation? Is there other, not necessary allegations, but evidence that helped back one story or the other? I think a lot will depend on that this week.
But I think if any little thing that we don’t know now comes out before that hearing on Monday, I don’t think the hearing happens. Because if the hearing happens, boy, I think this is gonna be something that is fraught for peril for both political parties.
GUTHRIE: That is exactly my next question. I mean, just the specter of a hearing, a public hearing. We have seen this before. Anita hill, Clarence Thomas, who could forget, a generation ago. What a high-wire act for both parties.
TODD: It’s a high-wire act and I – and, you know, this one is actually in an election year. I remember that, I was here in Washington for that. And that wasn’t an election year, it was the beginning of a presidential campaign. And it seemed to divide, not just this town, but this country. This one, because we’re so close to an election, because of the Donald Trump era. This one feels like a tinderbox. It feels like four sticks of dynamite wrapped in radioactive material. It just feels like either side could see this erupt a culture war that defines the rest of the midterm election, the next six weeks, in a way that could totally scramble what the outcomes could be.
GUTHRIE: And nobody knows, yeah, how it would all land. Chuck, thank you very much, we’ll keep talking you to.


Question: What is Jeti-Ögüz? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Jeti-Ögüz or Jeti-Oguz ( , "seven bulls") is a raion (district) of Issyk-Kul Region in north-eastern Kyrgyzstan. The capital lies at Kyzyl-Suu, Its area is , and its resident population was 82,085 in 2009. and the province comprises much of the eastern end of the Teskey Ala-Too Range.


Question: "Have you heard about the protests regarding Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination? What is your opinion on it?"

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 "Have you heard about the protests regarding Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination? What is your opinion on it?"

In hearings on the Hill, in the halls outside of congressional offices and in a slew of press conferences, supporters, and opponents of embattled Supreme Court Justice nominee Brett Kavanaugh have sought to influence the direction of what participants have come to view as a pivotal political moment in the #MeToo movement.
Women who say they support Kavanaugh, who Christine Blasey Ford alleges sexually assaulted her roughly 30 years ago when they were both high school students attending separate private schools in suburban Maryland, have written letters to vouch for his character and were slated to hold a press conference on Friday.
Their event comes a day after a similar show of support from Ford's classmates and senators.
And on Thursday, a wave of protesters descended on Capitol Hill — and into senators' offices — to oppose Trump's Supreme Court nominee.
The protesters took to the halls of the Dirksen and Hart Senate office buildings, confronted key members of the Senate committee charged with hearing testimony from both the accused and the accuser, and share personal stories of sexual assault.
The gathering chanted "We believe Anita Hill" and "We believed Dr. Blasey" with fists in the air, as they defied warnings from Capitol Police to disburse.
Protesters are arrested during a demonstration in opposition to President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Capitol Hill in Washington, Sept. 20, 2018.
Dozens of protesters, many of them women, converged at Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley's office to pressure him to vote "no" on Kavanaugh's nomination, before being arrested.
"He has one of the most important decisions facing our country before him right now," one protester urged while occupying the Iowa Republican's office.
"Sen. Grassley's position is that they're going to be hoping to have a hearing on Monday regarding the allegations against Judge Kavanaugh by Dr. Ford," one staffer responded to the crowd of demonstrators.
"What about an investigation," another protester demanded, despite the senator not being there.
"Sen. Grassley's position remains that the — it is the committee's job to determine qualifications of nominations," the staffer replied.
Wearing buttons that read, "I believe Dr. Christine Blasey Ford," the demonstrators would not let up, even as police officers detained them.
By the end of the day, Capitol Hill Police arrested 56 people for "unlawful demonstration activities," according to Capitol Hill spokesperson Eva Malecki.
"We believe that he should be here listening to people's voices from all across the country about why he should vote no on Brett Kavanaugh," the protester added.
Among the earlier protesters, 23 were removed from the fourth floor of Dirksen. Another 33 were removed from the first floor of the Hart, after protesting outside Republican Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee.
"Sometimes it takes a woman a long time to talk about something like that," a protester, referring to sexual assault, said directly to one of Corker's staffers. "It doesn't mean she's lying when she does. And I think Sen. Corker should listen for real."


Question: What do you think of Michael Gove's food waste plan?

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Michael Gove’s talk of a “Hamas-hugging, high-taxing, job-destroying” Jeremy Corbyn might have got Conservative blood pumping at Birmingham’s Symphony Hall this week, but it was the environment secretary’s announcement on food waste that should have had industry fired up.
Gove announced plans for a £15m pilot scheme to subsidise the redistribution of edible food surplus and put a stop to the “environmental, economic and moral folly” of good food going to waste. This cash, Defra believes, can unlock access to 100,000 tonnes (equivalent to 250 million meals) of edible food wasted by industry and to support its redistribution to thousands of UK charities.
We agree. What only took Gove a matter of 30 seconds to announce has taken more than two years of campaigning via our Waste Not Want Not campaign, working alongside FareShare, to reach a milestone we believe could change the landscape on surplus.
In May 2016, we launched our campaign with three clear aims: to double the amount of food currently being redistributed by supermarkets and suppliers; to achieve greater engagement, transparency and co-operation among industry stakeholders, and, finally, to call on government to provide funding as a boost to redistribution.
It has taken months to get those in charge to agree, with many setbacks along the way. Not least the swift dismissal of recommendations of an expert Efra Select Committee in April 2017 that government should consider this funding model. So, six months later, we presented the same proposal to the great and good of industry, charity and politics at a parliamentary reception at the House of Commons, where we also announced the launch of our petition formally calling on government to think again. Another six months later and armed with 16,000 signatures, our petition made its way to Gove and his team.
After further behind the scenes lobbying, this week Gove finally confirmed he would make that cash available.
“Independent research has put the social and economic return FareShare currently delivers to the UK at £51m per annum in health, education and social benefits,” adds Boswell. “This £15m fund will mean FareShare and other charities in this vital area can dramatically scale up their operations - supplying 10 times more fresh surplus food to charities, and delivering at least £500m in social value every year.” In short, this money is not a donation. It is a strategic investment.
But how might it work in practice? The truth is, we don’t know. We know the initial investment will last for one year, with a view to extending it if it works. And we know it will be focused on connecting edible surplus from industry with charities. Beyond that, Gove has only said “in the coming months we will work closely with business, charities and volunteers” to thrash out the details.
Boswell hopes it will focus on the types (and volumes) of food the charity sector requires rather than simply that supplied by industry. “It makes sense to focus on fresh produce, protein and so on rather than fizzy drinks and morning bakery,” he says. He also envisages a focus on the supply chain, rather than supermarkets, which are already “leading the way in back-of-store redistribution and in the right position to make these investments themselves”. The need for funding lies instead with “high-volume, small-margin supply chain food producers [which] are extremely cost sensitive”.
Reduction Roadmap: is this the breakthrough we needed on food waste?
To support the fair distribution of funds, he also suggests “we now work with the various sector specialist umbrella bodies such as, but not exclusively, the Fresh Produce Consortium, the British Poultry Council, British Frozen Food Federation, the FDF and the NFU and so on” to reach a tailored cost per tonne for redistribution, rather than relying on the average of £100 currently used as a base until now.


Question: Describe Nigel Barber's claims about religion in the modern world.

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Religion will become extinct by 2041 as the world becomes more developed and wealthier,, proclaims a new study by a noted author and biopsychologist Nigel Barber.
Barber makes the claim in his upcoming e-book, Why Atheism Will Replace Religion, which will be available next month. The Irish author says Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism and all other types of religious beliefs will be wiped out by atheism. Barber notes there is a direct correlation between religious or atheist beliefs with economic development and level of education. The more educated and wealthier a society is, the less religious they are and vice versa. Barber adds that religion is most popular in underdeveloped countries.
As the world continues to become more globalized and personal wealth increases, the less religious the society will be, Barber writes in the Psychology Today.
"Belief in God declines in more developed countries and atheism is concentrated in Europe in countries such as Sweden (64% nonbelievers), Denmark (48%), France (44%) and Germany (42%). In contrast, the incidence of atheism in most sub-Saharan countries is below 1%," he writes.
Barbers attributes belief in God in poorer, underdeveloped countries as a form of hope for people in a desolate environment.
"In my new study of 137 countries , I also found that atheism increases for countries with a well-developed welfare state (as indexed by high taxation rates). Moreover, countries with a more equal distribution of income had more atheists. My study improved on earlier research by taking account of whether a country is mostly Moslem (where atheism is criminalized) or formerly Communist (where religion was suppressed) and accounted for three-quarters of country differences in atheism," he added.
Meanwhile, a PEW study seems to corroborate Barber's view, at least in America: As of 2012, 20 percent of Americans now identify as agnostic, atheist, or "unaffiliated," with a religion, the largest percentage of people in the organization's history who have self-identified that way. We're far more interested in when reality TV producers will vanish from the earth.
Barber received his Ph.D. in Biopsychology from Hunter College, CUNY, and taught psychology at Bemidji State University in Minnesota and Birmingham Southern College in Alabama.


Question: What is the story behind inequality in the US? Respond in 13 sentences.

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Question: Respond in detail. What did President Trump say yesterday in his speech from the Reagan Library in Simi Valley?

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 Respond in detail. What did President Trump say yesterday in his speech from the Reagan Library in Simi Valley?

President Trump signaled a clean break from the national security policies of the Obama administration in a strong speech yesterday from the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, California.
The president spent the first part of the speech outlining a list of reasons why a new direction in national security was needed. He certainly didn't spare the previous president.
"Our leaders engaged in nation-building abroad while they failed to build up and replenish our nation at home," the president stated. "They neglected a nuclear menace in North Korea; made a disastrous, weak and incomprehensibly bad deal with Iran; and over the profound objections of the American people, our politicians left our borders wide open."
And he sent a loud signal to America's European allies that it was no longer business as usual. "We have made clear that countries that are immensely wealthy should reimburse the United States for the cost of defending them," he said.
He also restated his plan for a border wall. "We are reasserting these fundamental truths: a nation without borders is not a nation – and a nation that is not certain of its values cannot summon the will to defend them."
President Trump laid out the four pillars of his national security agenda: (1) protecting the American people, homeland, and way of life, (2) promoting American prosperity, (3) preserving peace through strength, and (4) advancing American influence in the world.
He also conveyed a strongly aspirational tone to the address. "With this strategy we are calling for a great reawakening of America, a resurgence of confidence, and a rebirth of patriotism, prosperity, and pride," Trump said.
"President Trump unveiled yesterday a National Security Strategy that bears an uncanny resemblance to the platform on which he campaigned for office. For those of us who voted for his pledge to restore the practice of peace through strength and American greatness, this is a most welcome development.
"That's because for the intervening year, Mr. Trump has been saddled with insubordinate subordinates who objected to much of his national and homeland security agenda. Having served in many cases in the previous administration, they were determined – the electorate's direction notwithstanding – to act as though it's Obama's third term.
"If Donald Trump means to keep his promised, dramatic course corrections on things like Sharia-supremacism, nuclear deterrence, missile defense, and border security, he must replace National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster with someone who actually supports and will faithfully execute his strategy for American security and greatness."
Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis (USA-Ret.), senior fellow for national security at the Family Research Council, likes what he heard last night.
"So the president says the right words, the strategy appears to be correct – and it does remind me much of what Reagan outlined in his national security strategy," he tells OneNewsnow. "And yet the president faces some severe obstacles going forward just because of, I suppose, the hand that he was dealt."
That hand, says Maginnis, was dealt by Barack Obama, who claimed climate change is an "urgent and growing threat to our national security." The FRC fellow remembers that claim by the previous chief executive: "Mr. Obama's progressive national security strategy outlined a host of issues that I thought were not necessarily related to our security."
And Maginnis contends a national security strategy is much broader than a national defense strategy.
"The national defense strategy – which I've seen and [which] will come out in the coming months – takes this national security strategy and transforms it into the eyes of the defense establishment and how we defend our country and the many challenges that we have."
Conservative icon Gary Bauer with American Values says Trump's remarks "were everything a conservative could want on foreign policy" - adding: "And you could hear the liberal and NeverTrumper heads exploding."
Bauer has lived and worked in Washington, DC, for years. "This city is full of people who yearn for a return to Obama's globalism," he writes. "To them, it is okay for every other country in the world to have a leader that puts his country first, but our elites think that is unacceptable for America."
In contrast, says Bauer, the Trump administration "is committed to putting America first - and it is pursuing policies that will make America great again."


Question: Write a piece about Governor Paul LePage's statement in Falmouth regarding the number of able-bodied people in Maine who are not working.

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 Write a piece about Governor Paul LePage's statement in Falmouth regarding the number of able-bodied people in Maine who are not working.

At a speech to a conservative audience in Falmouth last week, Governor Paul LePage made a statement that is deeply revealing.
“About 47% of able-bodied people in the state of Maine don’t work,” said LePage.
The quote is stunning, both for how ridiculous it is on its face as well as how closely it mirrors a comment made by 2012 Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, who also took aim at 47% of the population (those he said were victims, dependent on government and therefore voting for his opponent) in a leaked video that did significant damage to his campaign.
Just to be absolutely clear, LePage’s statistic is completely wrong. Currently, around 65% of Mainers over the age of 15 are working or are unemployed and actively seeking work. Of the remaining 35%, almost all are retired, are caring for children or other family members, are pursuing education or training or have a disability that prevents them from working. Only a tiny fraction aren’t working for other reasons. The conservative Heritage Foundation, using U.S. Census data, puts this number at 1.1% nationally.
Maine is known for our strong Yankee work ethic and we have a higher labor force participation rate than the rest of the country, despite our more elderly population. We work harder, longer and often in more dangerous occupations than people almost anywhere else.
We deserve a Governor who is proud of Maine, doesn’t falsely believe that half the people he was elected to serve are lazy and useless and doesn’t govern as if this were true.
This is the sixth clip from the Falmouth event (previous: 1,2,3,4,5). More to come.


Question: Describe the Aqua Solution software platform.

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Provides full visibility of aquaculture Value Chain and operation from pond to market, where smallholder farmer plays an important role. Enables Farmer Groups, Aquaculture businesses, Government and Non-Government agencies working with smallholder farmers make informed decisions, improve overall operational efficiency and traceability ESE™. Aqua solution tracks the value chain at the source, even in remote low bandwidth environments.
Profile data comprise elemental information from the farmer and detailed information for Certification Standards such as BAP, Naturland or others.
Track sanitizer, disinfectants, deodorizers, oxygen generators, probiotics (Soil/Water/Feed), feed additives, fish stimulants, fish hormone and any other input.
When dealing with a large small holder farmer base and a complex upstream supply chain traceability is one of the hardest goals to achieve. ESE™ Aqua, Farmer Centric Approach organization can achieve traceability from pond to table.
Farmer can share his observation using voice messaging, which the farm management can listen and act accordingly.
Access to the Farmer Enrollment data and update the information using the Web application.
The Executive Dashboard present real time information of key business indicators in graphical charts.
Visualize geo referenced transactions and data to get a completely new view of the business.


Question: What are the best cannabis strains for headaches? Respond in 629 words.

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The best cannabis strains for headaches not only get rid of severe pain fast but also help with other symptoms often associated with headache such as fatigue, insomnia and nausea.
Especially true with migraines and cluster headaches as pain is only the beginning. Luckily cannabis can provide quick and long lasting relief and these strains are well known for being some of the best marijuana strains for headaches.
Obviously brain chemistry and tolerance levels vary therefore you may need to try a couple of these strains until you find the best cannabis strain that helps you the most. Undoubtedly this will provide true substantial relief minus the awful side effects that most common over the counter and pharmaceuticals inherently come with.
In the event you feel a headache coming on break out the Chocolope and watch your on coming headache fade away. This potent sativa will energize you while knocking out pain therefore causing you to be more productive and happy. In addition this clear headed sativa is also well known for treating nausea, stress and depression which are symptoms often associated with headache pain.
One of the best marijuana strains for long term pain relief as this intense hybrid will give you a pain relieving cerebral high that will also ease your mind. Indeed if you are looking for good balance of pain relief with a calming psychoactive effect than look no further. As this strain is well respected for treating pain, stress, depression and lack of appetite.
In addition to pain relief, this is also one of the best cannabis strains for depression as it leaves you feeling euphoric and clear headed. Furthermore people with PTSD and moderate anxiety have benefited greatly because of this highly sought after strain.
White Widow is a fantastic hybrid cannabis strain, is one of the most popular cannabis strains for headaches and more specifically migraines. This potent hybrid provides a great cerebral feeling while the 40% indica promotes muscle relaxation leaving you feeling calm and comfortable. Overall a well balanced strain that is perfect for daytime or work use.
indeed harlequin has a long history of being one of the best high CBD medical marijuana strains for pain as it relieves pain fast but will not leave you too stoned. Easily considered one of the best medicinal cannabis stains as it has a 5:2 CBD / THC ratio.
In fact it is well known as one of the best marijuana strains for fibromyalgia and chronic pain. Smokers appreciate the anti inflammatory and headache pressure relief this strain tends to provide. Additionally this strain leaves the smoker feeling relaxed and happy making it great all around strain to have on hand.
Often times headache pain can be so excruciating where the only option is to rest which is almost impossible in the throws of a migraine or severe headache. Fortunately Purple Kush delivers almost instant pain relief while allowing smokers to drift off into blissful sleep. Personally I feel this is one of the best cannabis strains for headaches, and chronic pain as it tends to numb pain while relaxing the body.
As the name states “Gods Gift” is truly a godsend for those who are experiencing extreme pain that often comes along with migraine and cluster headaches. It is easy to understand why “Gods Gift” is one of the best medical marijuana strains as it comes from Granddaddy Purple and OG Kush medical marijuana heavyweights in their own right.
More than anything this strain really promotes sleep and rest which is exactly what the body needs when it signals pain. Additionally this strain really helps with nausea which is one of the more annoying symptoms that accompany severe headache. Cannabis connoisseurs will love the sweet, earthy flavors of this powerful strain.


Question: What are some cool places to visit in Azerbaijan? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Qələbin Waterfall of the Kalabala village in the area of data is located in the Lerik district, one of the most prominent places in Azerbaijan, at the peak of the Talish Mountains. The waterfall in the village of Kaleben lies in the upper and lower slopes.


Question: What do people think about the Republican's "repeal and delay" strategy for Obamacare?

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As Republicans rush to repeal the law, even conservatives are starting to worry about what will happen next.
Since June 2009—before the Affordable Care Act even became law—congressional Republicans have promised to be weeks away from proposing their own blueprint for health-care reform. More than seven years later, House Speaker Paul Ryan still seems confused about whether his party does or does not have a plan ready to replace the ACA. “We already know what we’re replacing with. We’ve been extremely clear with what replace looks like,” Ryan insisted in an interview on Wednesday. The following day found him pleading with a reporter for more time. “We’re just beginning to put this together,” Ryan admitted.
Regardless, Republicans are moving quickly to gut the ACA. Repeal will be the “first order of business” for the new administration, vice president–elect Mike Pence said on Wednesday after speaking to GOP lawmakers on the hill. That same day Senate Republicans began laying the groundwork for a budget maneuver that would allow them to roll back parts of the law with a simple 51-vote majority, thus skirting a Democratic filibuster. Despite the fast pace, the plan is remarkably shaky—not just in detail but also for the lack of political support behind it. Almost no one outside Congress thinks the GOP’s current strategy is a good idea, and even a few Republican lawmakers are getting skittish.
The strategy has been dubbed “repeal and delay.” Republicans could eliminate major pieces of the law within a matter of weeks. But party leaders want to postpone the date the rollback goes into effect, by a couple of years, to prevent disruption in people’s insurance coverage (read, to protect themselves from blowback in the 2018 elections). In the meantime, Republicans promise, they’ll pass a replacement—“something terrific,” to quote Donald Trump.
At risk is federal funding for the Medicaid expansion, which covers people just over the poverty line, as well as the subsidies for insurance purchased in the government-run marketplace. Taxes that pay for expanded coverage would also be eliminated. Ultimately, 22 million Americans could lose their health insurance, according to an analysis by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office of a similar repeal effort congressional Republicans passed in 2015. Even if the repeal rolls out on a delayed schedule, uncertainty may provoke insurers to pull out of the marketplaces. Hospitals could bear a staggering financial burden from uninsured patients, leading to “an unprecedented public health crisis,” they warned last month.
Only one in five Americans supports the GOP's "repeal and delay" strategy.
Objections to a quick repeal are also coming from Republican leaders in states with a lot to lose if federal dollars for the Medicaid expansion are yanked back. Ohio Governor John Kasich said Thursday that he wants “to know what’s going to happen to all those people who find themselves left out in the cold.” In Michigan, where more than 642,300 people have signed up for the state’s version of the Medicaid expansion since 2014, Republican Governor Rick Snyder defended the program in a recent interview, calling it a “successful” model. Arizona Governor Doug Doucey has also urged against repealing the law before a viable replacement is in place; about 400,000 of his constituents could lose coverage if federal funds for the Medicaid expansion disappear. Montana House speaker Austin Knudsen voiced similar concerns last month.
Conservative health-care experts at the free-market think-tank American Enterprise Institute also came out against the strategy. “The most likely end result of ‘repeal and delay’ would be less secure insurance for many Americans, procrastination by political leaders who will delay taking any proactive steps as long as possible, and ultimately no discernible movement toward a real marketplace for either insurance or medical services,” AEI’s Joseph Antos and James Capretta wrote Monday.
And on Monday, the American Medical Association—the country’s largest physicians’ lobby group—joined a variety of other physician and patient groups in opposition. The AMA is not a liberal group: It endorsed Trump’s conservative, anti-Obamacare nominee to head the Department of Human of Health and Human Services, and though the organization supported the Affordable Care Act, it has historically opposed expansions of health insurance coverage. In its letter, the AMA urged Republicans to ensure “that gains in the number of Americans with health insurance coverage be maintained,” and to lay out plans for a replacement policy before repealing current law. “Patients and other stakeholders should be able to clearly compare current policy to new proposals so they can make informed decisions about whether it represents a step forward in the ongoing process of health reform,” the group’s chief executive wrote.
There’s the rub: If Republicans are forced to lay out a detailed replacement policy, it will likely include plans with higher deductibles and fewer benefits—which is exactly what Republican voters currently covered by the ACA say they don’t want. In focus groups convened recently by the Kaiser Family Foundation, Trump voters living in the Rust Belt described their ideal health plan as one that would “keep out-of-pocket costs low, control drug prices and improve access to cheaper drugs.” No one wants to lose their insurance, even if they’d like it to cost less or be less complicated. But preserving coverage for the people who’ve gained it since the ACA passed, along with popular parts of the law like the ban on exclusions for people with preexisting conditions, is hard (if not impossible) to do without also keeping the parts of Obamacare that people hate, like the individual mandate. Republicans have been able to dance around these contradictions for several years, but they’re looking more and more clumsy.


Question: What is Pathfinder: Kingmaker?

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Pathfinder: Kingmaker, is now, DRM-free on GOG.com.
The massive Pathfinder tabletop universe now finally summoned into the body of a team-based, isometric RPG in the vein of the unforgettable D&D classics of yore. Build your character from 14 distinct classes, interact with quirky NPCs and fascinating companions (crafted with contributions from none other than Chris Avellone) as you forge your destiny in the turbulent Stolen Lands. With great power come great ruling opportunities, and the kind of king you'll become shall hinge on your alignment, leading skills, and allies.
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Question: Have you heard about Megyn Kelly's ratings on the "Today" show?

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The numbers are in, and “Megyn Kelly Today” is dragging down the “Today” show franchise, an insider explained to Page Six.
“Not only are ratings plummeting since Megyn Kelly joined the ‘Today’ franchise, but the numbers show Kelly’s lead-in has also affected Kathie Lee [Gifford] and Hoda Kotb’s show, which follows straight afterwards,” a source said.
“They’ve taken a huge hit with Megyn as their lead-in,” the insider added.
Kelly’s hour of “Today” is down 32 percent compared to a year ago. And “Kathie Lee & Hoda” is down 26 percent.
“Too many people are tuning out NBC. Hoda and Kathie Lee had been a bright spot in the mornings. People are alarmed,” the source said of the slide. Another source told us that “Today” talent is concerned.
“The format for Megyn’s show doesn’t make sense. Her show distracts from the ‘Today’ franchise,” the second source said.
Making matters worse, Kelly split from power publicist Leslee Dart last month, and she’s been dogged by controversy from her awkward Debra Messing flap and Jane Fonda interview.


Question: Tell me about Ivan Dozier and what happened at the Illini Republicans meeting. Respond in 49 sentences.

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Ivan Dozier, the unofficial Chief Illiniwek from 2010-2015, spoke at this week's meeting of the Illini Republicans on Thursday Oct. 26, in Lincoln Hall. Dozier informed those in attendance on the general history of the Chief, how it was started, how it was carried out, and why it was retired.
A routine Illini Republicans meeting was disrupted when a University employee was escorted out by the University of Illinois Police Department after vandalizing multiple posters.
The meeting featured a presentation by Ivan Dozier, the unofficial Chief Illiniwek from the years 2010 to 2015. Dozier received his undergraduate and graduate degrees from the College of ACES in 2013 and 2015. He is a board member of the Honor the Chief Society.
The employee was identified as Angela King, a member of the Facilities & Services department at the University. King entered the room 15 minutes into the meeting, recorded the presentation, then walked to the front of the room and began ripping posters belonging to the Illini Republicans, Dozier and the Honor the Chief Society. The Daily Illini did not reach out to King for comment.
Breelyn Mehrtens, philanthropy chair of the Honor the Chief Society, attempted to restrain King, which led to an altercation between the two in which Mehrtens grabbed King by the waist, arm and clothing. King accused Mehrtens of assault. UIPD entered the premises and escorted King and Mehrtens out of the classroom for questioning. Neither were arrested at the scene.
Among the ripped posters was one of Dozier’s face.
Dozier also said that this incident was the definition of an unsafe campus.
“This campus is more divided than I’ve ever seen it. These protesters are more emphatic, destructive and literally hostile than I’ve ever seen before. And it’s shaking. It’s disappointing,” he said.
Jon Heideman, senior in LAS and president of the Illini Republicans, said he will be pressing vandalism charges on King on behalf of the organization. No charges have been filed as of Monday.
Dozier also received death threats before coming to the meeting.
“It’s not new. When I first got chosen as the Chief, a few of those were coming in. Sadly, it’s not surprising, but I will say that the hostility has definitely risen this year,” Dozier said.
Dozier’s presentation was meant to be educational, he said, and to give background to students about the long-running controversy surrounding Chief Illiniwek, the University’s former mascot.
Following a 2007 NCAA ruling, the University banned the Chief. The ruling required universities to get permission from surviving descendants of officially recognized Native American tribes before using their likeness as an official mascot or symbol.
The closest descendants of the Illinois tribes on which the Chief is based, the Peoria Tribe of Oklahoma, did not give the University permission to continue using the Chief’s Illiniwek, but later in 2010 said that if they were approached to discuss the matter, they would be willing to reconsider. The University has not done so in the past seven years.
The issue of the retirement of the Chief has sparked intense controversy in the years since it was banned. In September, the University also retired the Fighting Illini war chant. The Illinois Student Government will also be boycotting the homecoming parade in protest over the Chief.
Dozier covered the history of the tribes collectively known as the Illini, the history of the Chief as the University’s official mascot and later as the unofficial symbol, and an overview of the controversy and polarity caused by the issue. He then left open for questions and comments.
“I really didn’t have an opinion on it before I came here, but from what I’ve heard I’d say that the Chief doesn’t seem as offensive as many of the other portrayals of Native Americans in athletics,” Peterson said.
Bateman said that he has been told the Chief is racist, but that those people are not Native American, so their opinions don’t count for as much.
“It’s nice to hear from a Native American about what their thoughts are. Although I have an opinion, I don’t think it counts for much, because I’m not Native American,” he said.
Mehrtens is a Native American of Shawnee and Cherokee origin and said she was unsure on some people’s offense in using the Chief’s likeness.
Dozier said that the intense resistance from protesters and the violence he has witnessed has motivated him to speak out more strongly about the Chief.
“I am fighting for my beliefs, I am fighting against eradication. This campus is trying to ignore all representations of the Chief. I don’t like to be an activist; I don’t want to be an activist. But I have to fight for what I believe in,” he said.
Correction: A previous version of this article stated that charges of vandalism would be charged. No charges were filed, and the headline and text have been changed to reflect this. Clarification about the interaction between King and Mehrtens and lack of outreach to King have also been added. The Daily Illini regrets the error.


Question: Explain what Cobinhood is doing to bridge the gap between the established financial system and the crypto space. Respond in 17 sentences.

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Last week Cobinhood announced they would be offering fiat currency exchange services. Allowing their clients to exchange fiat currencies like the US Dollar and Euro should help Cobinhood attract more clients. Many crypto exchanges don’t support fiat currency exchange.
The link between the established financial system and the crypto space is still weak. There are some exchanges like Cobinhood that are working to make this impediment to widespread crypto use a thing of the past. It is vital to ensure that cryptos can be as liquid as major fiat currencies.
The regulatory requirements for exchanges that deal in fiat currency are stronger than other exchanges. Cobinhood has been working to make sure that Know-Your-Customer (KYC) requirements will be achieved. These requirements are standard practice in the established financial system and are necessary for any exchange that wants to offer fiat currency-based services.
Cobinhood has received a KYC Level 3 rating, which will allow it to operate in some of the most stringent financial regulatory environments in the world. They have also partnered with Epay, so their clients can send and receive money from their exchange accounts.
There has been a steady movement by leading exchanges like Cobinhood to normalize their relationship with the existing financial infrastructure. The number of people who are interested in investing in cryptocurrencies around the world continues to grow, with major financial institutions looking for ways to enter the sector.
Cobinhood has created a platform called DEXON, which hopes to eliminate some of the scalability issues that the first generation of blockchain platforms face.
Cobinhood joins other companies like Liquidity Network, and Constellation who are looking for ways to make cryptocurrencies a viable solution for widespread consumer use. Platforms like Bitcoin and Ethereum aren’t able to come close to the kind of transactions per second that Visa can perform. That could be changing, and when crypto transactions can move faster, they could become far more popular with the general public.


Question: Describe the Alteryx data leak and potential implications.

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The US Census Bureau reports the third-party company involved in this leak, Alteryx, only had access to publicly available data from census.gov, including published data from the US 2010 Census. The leak did not affect Census Bureau servers or data stored on its cloud services.
UpGuard's director of cyber risk research, Chris Vickery, found the AWS S3 bucket at the subdomain "alteryxdownload" containing sensitive data. The repository was configured to allow any AWS "Authenticated Users" to download its data, meaning anyone with a free Amazon AWS account could access the bucket's information.
"Taken together, this exposed data provide a highly detailed database of tens of millions of Americans' personal, financial, and private lives," UpGuard says. This leak is a "prime example" of how third-party vendor risk can lead to sensitive data exposure.
Ages ago, Woz - the beloved bear from Apple under the Jobs rule - predicted that there was no security in the cloud. No kidding. Now Amazon, the perfect cloud provider of all time, has a breach too. Well, will wonders never cease!!! Our collective data is being exposed and stolen daily by government and private sector firms that cannot keep pace with security issues. Outsourcing to India solves nothing even worse. Consider that ALL of your private data is OUT THERE is some form and that it IS COMPROMISED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!