Question: Explain Shelby Steele's argument about black oppression in the US.

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WASHINGTON -- African-American writer and social critic Shelby Steele argued on Thursday that black oppression is over in the U.S., while calling on blacks to stop blaming racism for their own inability to harness freedom.
Steele is most well-known for his 1990 essay collection The Content of Our Character, a meditation on race relations in America, which earned him the National Book Critics Circle Award for general nonfiction. In 2007, he wrote A Bound Man: Why We are Excited about Obama and Why He Can't Win. Steele also writes op-eds for The Wall Street Journal.
Modern liberalism, he continued, rewards failure and breeds bad faith in people and in America. The more inferior a black person is, he said, the more “black” that person is considered. This cultural dynamic encourages a sense of helplessness, and the helpless like to be surrounded by others who are helpless, he said.
Despite this, Steele contends that he maintains “good faith” in America, and though he was not born free, he considers himself absolutely free today.
He explained that the fantasy of freedom is that when you arrive, you automatically live in a paradise where all stresses dissolve and happiness comes fully and naturally. The reality, he said, is that freedom shows a person how small and ill-equipped they are. There are no longer any excuses to make and no one to blame, he added.
“You can chase the American dream in any form that you would like to consider doing so,” he said.
Steele admitted that many African-Americans may have educational disadvantages to their white counterparts due to the legacy of slavery and discrimination, but he said that life is not fair, and that in order to succeed in an ultra-competitive world today a person must have skills and talents. They can’t get by on the color of their skin alone, he said. He called on blacks to re-invent themselves as people who can exploit freedom and not be intimidated by it, a group of people who can educate themselves and “erect a structure” that will allow them to flourish under freedom.
“Black America today does not know itself outside of victimization,” he said, adding that African-Americans are no longer humiliated by white racism but rather an inability to adapt to freedom. He asked where “hammering away at white people” gets others.
All Americans, he continued, are responsible for their own fate and for making something of themselves.
“And if you don’t do it, you can’t blame it on white people and think that somehow that gives you a self-esteem. No, it won’t,” he said.


Question: What is Donald Trump doing in the U.S.-China trade war?

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President Donald Trump took another aggressive step in his trade war with China on Friday, announcing that 25 percent tariffs will start taking effect in July on Chinese technology imports.
The penalties on $50 billion in goods — primarily targeting products containing “industrially significant technologies,” like aerospace, robotics and automobiles — drew a swift rebuke from the Chinese government. Beijing promised that retaliation in equal measure against U.S. goods would take effect on the same day the U.S. duties kick in and called for other nations to take part.
"We call on all countries to take joint actions, resolutely put an end to this outdated and regressive behavior and firmly defend the common interests of humankind," the Chinese commerce ministry said, according to a translated statement.
The White House said the tariffs, the first of which are set to begin on July 6, are aimed at cracking down on Chinese policies that force U.S. companies to hand over valuable technology and data to operate in the Chinese market. But the move also marks a significant escalation of tensions between the world’s two largest economies and threatens to derail ongoing talks between the two countries, including plans for Beijing to purchase more U.S. agricultural and energy products.
The Chinese commerce ministry on Friday declared invalid any previous trade agreements reached during negotiations.
Trump said Friday that while Chinese President Xi Jinping is his “friend,” the actions were necessary to “straighten out” the U.S.-China trade relationship and protect U.S. intellectual property and technology industries.
The new penalties will fall on more than 800 products worth roughly $34 billion on sectors including industrial machinery and information and communications technology, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative said in a separate statement Friday. That list includes industrial products but avoided commonly purchased goods, like cellphones and televisions, in what USTR said was an effort to minimize direct effects on U.S. consumers.
The administration also highlighted an additional 284 products worth roughly $16 billion that were not on an original list of items proposed for tariffs, which was released in April. Those new items will have to undergo a public comment and review process before facing tariffs.
The U.S. also said it will pursue additional duties if China engages in retaliatory measures.
Beijing made clear that it will retaliate dollar-for-dollar against the United States as soon as tariffs take effect. To that end, nearly 550 U.S. exports to China, totaling $34 billion, will be hit with 25 percent tariffs on July 6, the Chinese Ministry of Finance said in a statement released on Friday afternoon, East Coast time — or early Saturday morning in Beijing. Those products will come primarily from the agricultural, automobile and aquatic industries, the statement said.
It also compiled its own $16 billion list of 114 products — including chemicals, energy and medical equipment — that will be imposed at a later date, likely after Trump makes a final decision to move forward on the second set of U.S duties.
U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer characterized the move Friday as something "that’s been in train for a while."
Beijing first said weeks ago that it was likely to target agricultural products like soybeans — a crop crucial to Trump’s political base in the U.S. heartland — as well as cars and aircraft.
U.S. farm groups quickly voiced concerns that Trump's move against China on Friday could deeply harm an industry that has struggled in recent years amid stubbornly low commodity prices.
Some lawmakers and business groups added their voices to the chorus of opposition, warning that while China’s intellectual property practices need to be addressed, tariffs are not the right approach.
“Tariffs will harm American and Chinese businesses and consumers, and will put economic growth in both countries at risk,” Senate Finance Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) said in a statement. “Ill-conceived trade actions that weaken the American economy, alienate allies, and invite retaliation against American businesses, farmers and ranchers, undermine our nation’s ability to successfully confront China’s unfair trade policies."
But Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer backed Trump's strategy. “The president’s actions on China are on the money," the New York Democrat said in a statement. "China is our real trade enemy, and their theft of intellectual property and their refusal to let our companies compete fairly threatens millions of future American jobs."
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) also strongly supported the tariffs, calling them an "EXCELLENT move."
The White House had previously paused its rollout of the duties as the two countries pursued trade talks, but Trump appeared to lose patience last month and ordered his administration to finalize the list of targeted goods. The action appeared to be a clear statement that he wasn't happy about the direction of talks with Beijing.
The Trump administration is planning still more trade actions against China, including a set of investment restrictions and export controls that are also aimed at curbing Chinese acquisition of “industrially significant” technology.
Victoria Guida, Sabrina Rodriguez and Doug Palmer contributed to this report.


Question: Where can viewers watch Wellington Paranormal in Australia? Respond in 10 sentences.

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In this new factual reality *cough* *cough* show, go behind the scenes of New Zealand's first Paranormal Unit. As we all know, Wellington is a hotbed of supernatural activity... so Officers Minogue and O'Leary, who featured in the vampire documentary What We Do In The Shadows, take to the streets to investigate all manner of paranormal phenomena.
In episode one of the series, Wellington's Paranormal Unit, fresh off a successful retrieval of 5 pairs of stolen trousers that were taken from Blackfield Menswear, officers are tasked with bringing in Bazu’aal - a body-hopping demon. His name, which translates to 'He who brings hell on earth'.
His name is actually Gary.
As soon as Taika took to Twitter last week to let the Kiwis know that Wellington Paranormal was starting soon, like demons to a Hellmouth, Twitter pounced on the news.
The news of the show had everyone psyched, but then, typically, the Aussies made it all about them.
Psst how do we legally watch #WellingtonParanormal in Australia?
Wellington Paranormal is coming to SBS VICELAND from Tuesday 31 July with a double episode, with episodes out every week after that. Episodes will also be streaming at SBS On Demand each week, with the full season available from 28 August.


Question: Explore the Brisban Wildlands and discover secrets in Dry Top. Unlock achievements with the Story Journal and collect Unidentified Bugs for special rewards. Respond in 16 sentences.

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Be on the lookout for deadly vine incursions!
The lethal, fast-growing vines that have plagued the Brisban Wildlands have begun to spread. Word reaches you of trouble in the town of Prosperity, where the asuran prodigy Taimi was left alone to research the threat. Get back to Prosperity, meet up with Braham, and check in on Taimi.
There are secrets hidden within the newly revealed area of Dry Top, just waiting to be discovered. Learn more about the mysterious denizens lurking beyond Prospect Valley and come face-to-face with never-before-seen foes. Follow the trail you picked up in the last release and continue your search for the ley line hub. Stay wary! In Dry Top, danger and discovery go hand in hand.
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Unlock skill-based achievements with the Story Journal!
Once you’ve completed the Entanglement story, you’ll be able to replay it through the new Story Journal feature. Going forward, you can unlock repeatable content from each release and earn challenging achievements. Check out this blog post for more details.
Complete the Entanglement episode and Story Journal achievements to receive special rewards! As you adventure through Dry Top, collect Unidentified Bugs to convert into the materials you need to craft new weapons from the new, eerie Ambrite set.


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St Mary Cray railway station is in St Mary Cray, South East London within the London Borough of Bromley. It is down the line from . The station and some trains that call are operated by Southeastern.
It is in Travelcard Zone 6, and the station is managed by Southeastern. Services are provided by Southeastern, and Thameslink. The station has four platforms, platforms 1 and 3 being for services to Central London via Bromley South, platform 2 for services to Sevenoaks and Ashford International and platform 4 for services to Gillingham.


Question: Do you know any information about the song "Primrose Lane"?

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"Primrose Lane" is a song made famous by country music singer Jerry Wallace. Originally released in 1959, the song rose to number 8 on the "Billboard" Hot 100. The song was ranked #47 on "Billboard" magazine's "Top Hot 100" songs of 1959.


Question: Respond in 186 words. Describe the incident involving former Dallas beauty queen, Shannon Richardson.

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"What's in this letter is nothing compared to what ive got in store for you mr president," read the letter to Obama. "You will have to kill me and my family before you get my guns. Anyone wants to come to my house will get shot in the face."
A former Dallas beauty queen, she had bit parts in TV series and film, including The Vampire Diaries, The Walking Dead, Franklin & Bash, All My Children and The Blind Side.
Richardson apologized Wednesday before being sentenced by U.S. District Judge Michael Schneider.
"I never intended for anybody to be hurt," she said. "I'm not a bad person. I don't have it in me to hurt anyone."
"I do love my country, and I respect my president," she added.
Schneider said Richardson's actions "put many lives in danger and threatened public officials at the highest level of government. The defendant claims that she did not intend to harm anyone, but certainly her actions could have had grave consequences."
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Question: What does the Ninth Circuit ruling say about Arizona voting regulations?

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Nader v. Brewer, 531 F.3d 1028 (9th Cir. 2008) is a 2008 decision by the Ninth Circuit ruling that certain Arizona voting regulations were unconstitutional under the First Amendment to the United States Constitution.


Question: Tell me about the expanding future of America's only Karaite synagogue.

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The expanding future of America's only Karaite synagogue – J.
Their past is rooted in a millennial-old schism over a rejection of rabbinic authority. But the future of Karaite Jews is rooted in Daly City, where the little-known community recently completed an expansion and renovation of the only Karaite synagogue in North America.
“It is thrilling, this achievement,” said David Ovadia, president of the Karaite Jews of America and the professional engineer whose hands and eyes were on even the smallest details of the construction.
In 1994, the Bay Area Karaite community bought the Daly City building from an existing synagogue that was closing. The Karaite congregation adopted the name Congregation B’nai Israel out of convenience — it was already painted on the side of the building.
When J. visited last year, the small prefab building was dingy and showing its age, with an inconvenient interior layout. Today the basic structure remains, but the sanctuary is brighter, with a newly dedicated library/classroom, an entirely new kitchen, and a new entrance that leads into a 1,000-square-foot extension.
The extension is a Karaite cultural center, which they plan to fill with cultural and educational events that will strengthen the Karaite community and build ties with the wider Jewish community. Fundraising began in 2014, groundbreaking took place last year — and the whole thing was done more or less on time and within the $1.2 million budget.
It’s a bright space, lit by a large skylight, but humble in size. The walls are adorned with paintings of Moses, people dancing with Torahs and biblical scenes. There are also display cases with artifacts from the community’s history, including socks and kippahs knit in captivity by Karaite men while they were imprisoned in Egypt.
On Aug. 19, the new extension was filled with members of the Karaite community and supporters, friends and donors from around the Bay Area Jewish community for a celebration and a panel discussion of the future of Karaite Judaism in America.
With about 100 in attendance, the space was bursting with people and energy. The project was Ovadia’s dream, but, he told the crowd, it would not have been possible without the fundraising expertise of his wife, Maryellen Himell-Ovadia, a longtime professional fundraiser, Ashkenazi Jew and former member of Congregation Emanu-El. Of all the names Ovadia called out for thanks and recognition at the event, hers received the loudest applause and cheers.
The main event was the panel discussion, moderated by Himell-Ovadia and featuring American and Israeli Karaites. Before it got started, Rotem Cohen, an Israeli Karaite hazzan in town for the event, sang a couple of psalms — as well as Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah.” It was an unexpected musical choice, but it brought tears to more than a few eyes in the room. By the second chorus, many were singing along.
Moshe Firrouz, the chief spiritual leader of the worldwide Karaite community, also came from Israel for the event. Though Karaite Jews reject rabbinic authority, including the Talmud, some refer to Firrouz as Rabbi Firrouz or Rav Moshe.
Speaking on the panel, Firrouz emphasized the importance of Jewish unity, while maintaining different identities within the whole. “We are all one Jewish nation, but each community wishes to keep its identity,” he said. “Each person must choose how to act.” This is reflective of the Karaite ethos of personal decisions within a cohesive community.
Also on the panel was Shawn Lichaa, 39, born and raised in the Bay Area Karaite community. The founder of the Karaite Press, Lichaa is the foremost public exponent of Karaite Judaism in America. He hopes that Karaite Judaism will come to be on the menu of mainstream Jewish options in America, alongside Reform, Orthodox and others.
Indeed, a number of “internet Karaites” were at the event, including a few who converted to Judaism through the Karaite community. There are a number of converts to Karaite Judaism around the U.S., particularly in the South.
One, Travis Wheeler, the only Karaite shochet (ritual slaughterer) in America, lives in Georgia. Wheeler became a Jew through the Karaite community in 2009. He visits Daly City a couple times a year, and was excited to be in town for the dedication of the new expansion.
He said Karaite Jewish rules around ritual slaughter are more strict than Rabbanite rules. (Karaites call mainstream Jews Rabbanites.) Thus, he said, with little call for it, the market for Karaite kosher meat is “very, very small.” He is, however, doing a growing business among Orthodox Jews.
The overall spirit at the event was one of optimism and excitement for the future. “I see, rather than obstacles, opportunities,” Firrouz told the crowd.
There were plenty of supporters from other streams of Judaism in evidence, including a group from Peninsula Sinai Congregation in Foster City. Peninsula Sinai hosted the Karaite community’s events years ago, before the Daly City building was purchased, and again over the past year during construction. Rabbi Corey Helfand received a plaque thanking his congregation for its help and friendship.
David A.M. Wilensky is the online editor of J. and "Jew in the Pew" columnist. He can be reached at david@jweekly.com.


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“It’s morally and ethically bankrupt as a strategy.” That’s the assessment of Salford’s Labour mayor, Paul Dennett, on the decimation of local authorities: a summary that is impossible to disagree with. Since the Tory government’s imposition of austerity a decade ago, councils have lost about half of their central government funding. As supposed compensation, they have been allowed to keep more of their own revenue. Planned changes may give prosperous areas a huge advantage over poorer communities by allowing them to raise more money through council tax and business rates, while having fewer social needs. Consider what has already happened: according to a report commissioned by the Lloyds Bank Foundation, almost all the reduction in spending on disadvantaged people has been in the most deprived fifth of local authorities in England.
According to Newcastle’s council leader, Nick Forbes, his local authority will lose the equivalent of £268 per household by 2020. In relatively affluent, Tory-held Wokingham, the cut will be just £2. That leaves Newcastle with similar spending power as Wokingham, even though it has four times as many looked-after children and three times as many adults receiving social care. As Forbes puts it to me, if Newcastle wanted to counter the funding collapse by increasing council tax by 1%, it would raise about £1m. The same rise in leafy Surrey might expect to bring in more than £13m. Even worse, the government changed the funding formula for distributing central funds to local councils: for example, taking out funding for students and weighting for deprivation. This so-called “fair” funding formula doesn’t reflect the level of social need in an area.
This is an all too ignored, growing social crisis enveloping the lives of the most vulnerable and least heard people. The new report is titled A Quiet Crisis, but people are bellowing about it across the country: they’re just not being listened to. Brexit is sucking all oxygen from the national conversation, sidelining the injustices that fuelled the referendum result in the first place. But a media all too willing to reduce politics to tittle-tattle and a Westminster soap opera must also accept responsibility. The Tory chairman of the Local Government Association, Gary Porter, has said that unless austerity ends: “We won’t be cleaning the streets, we won’t be cutting the grass, we won’t be putting street lights on at all, your libraries will go, your potholes won’t get filled up.” If a Conservative can so powerfully hold the government to account, why not our national media?
It’s a national scandal that the Tories look after their own affluent communities while leaving struggling Labour-run communities to bleed. It’s nothing less than naked class war. Like any war, there are casualties: from the homeless to damaged childhoods to women fleeing male violence. The silence must surely end.


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Cegielnia () is a settlement in the administrative district of Gmina Kętrzyn, within Kętrzyn County, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, in northern Poland.


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 Hey, have you heard about Ministry of Supply?

Ministry of Supply is a menswear apparel brand that is revolutionizing fashion by infusing clothes with space tech.
Their flagship product, the Apollo shirt, features Phase-Changing Materials (PCMs) adapted from NASA spacesuits that help regulate your body temperature.
They had two hugely successful Kickstarter campaigns in 2012 and 2013, exceeding their funding goals by 13 and 6 times respectively. They subsequently raised $1.1 million dollars in seed financing.
Let’s dig into their story.
MoS avoided pitching their story to the major tech sites. [source] Instead, they approached smaller news publications and blogs with related themes to feature their campaign. The story was a compelling one, so the sites jumped at the opportunity.
They pitched over 150+ blogs instead. They wrote customized emails to all sorts of blogs that were relevant to their product- fashion blogs, aeronautical blogs, etc- to see if they were interested in featuring the Apollo shirt.
They met their funding target of $30,000 within 5 days. TechCrunch and Forbes came knocking soon after, of course, and the campaign ended with over $400,000 in funding!
A year later, MoS decided to launch another product on Kickstarter: ATLAS socks.
A lot of innovation went into making these socks (pressure mapping, heat mapping, etc.). They were initially marketed as “pressure-mapping socks”.
Almost none of MoS’s customers remembered anything about the complicated technology.
What they did remember was that coffee beans were infused into the socks to remove odors. That’s what ‘stuck’, and that’s what they told their friends.
Upon noticing that this was how their customers shared their product with their friends, MoS dropped “pressure-mapping” like a hot potato and used the tried-and-tested “coffee socks” instead. They ended up raising over $200,000 to produce their ‘coffee socks’, far in excess of their $30,000 target.
#1: First of all, build an awesome product that directly solves people’s problems.
When you have customers saying “I’ve been waiting all my life for this,” you know you’ve built an awesome product that they’re going to share with their friends. (I’m one of them!) Everything else is secondary.
#2 Social proof and word-of-mouth are more influential than direct selling.
The best story is not told by you, but by someone else.
Major gatekeepers are unlikely to take a chance on you and your unknown brand unless you demonstrate some traction first.
So start small. Build up your reputation on smaller platforms first; the major sites will eventually get interested once the buzz reaches their ears through their networks.
#3: Pay attention to what works and what doesn’t, and adapt immediately.
The ‘coffee socks’ idea is something right out of Chip and Dan Heath’s ‘Made to Stick’ – it’s simple, unexpected and concrete, which gets shared and remembered more than a detailed but complex idea (pressured-mapping socks).
Listen to the way your customers are organically telling their friends about you; that’s how your customers perceive your brand, and let that inform your marketing angle.
Stay tuned for more customer acquisition stories!
Great article, and very inspiring. Thanks Samuel!


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The Bradley Branch or Bradley Locks Branch was a short canal of the Birmingham Canal Navigations in the West Midlands, England. Completed in 1849, it included nine locks, and had a number of basins which enabled it to service local collieries and industrial sites. The locks were unusual, as they had a single gate at both ends, rather than double gates at the bottom end. The route closed in the 1950s, and the top seven locks were covered over and landscaped.
Since 2008, there have been calls for the branch to be reopened. In 2015 the results of a feasibility study for reopening were published, and the scheme was branded the Bradley Canal, since it would involve the restoration of the Bradley Branch and a connecting link from the top of the canal, using parts of the Wednesbury Oak Loop and the Rotton Brunt line. The plan has been spearheaded by the Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust, rather than navigation interests, but there is an understanding that boats using the route will ensure that the many other benefits of reopening will be sustainable.


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Believe it or not, Nuclear Throne just exited Early Access! With update 96 and a simultaneous release on PS4 and Vita, no less! I don’t even know how to feel! It’s gonna be weird not seeing those email notifications for Vlambeer’s streams. It’s gonna be weird peeking in on the forums and NOT seeing the frothy fanbase debating various Van and Melee things. It’s gonna be weird not making update videos. But I’m very glad for the NT team! I’m sure they’re exhausted and ready to try something new! Good job, everyone!
Is that Y.C in the middle?
Why isn’t technomancer on the deck man, have you heard his boss music?
Why isn’t Big Dog there?
That is really cool. Rads Rave!!


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This is a list of transfers in Serbian football for the 2010 summer transfer window. Only moves featuring a Serbian Superliga side are listed.


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The title, "Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came", which forms the last words of the poem, is a line from William Shakespeare's play "King Lear" ("ca." 1607). In the play, Gloucester's son, Edgar, lends credence to his disguise as Tom o' Bedlam by talking nonsense, of which this is a part:


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During the spring of 1790, the U.S. government passed the first patent law. It got off to a slow start—only three patents were granted that year. Things eventually heated up, though, and by 1836, the total had climbed to almost 10,000. With documents piling high, the government decided to protect all the paperwork in a new, fire-resistant building. Construction began, and they placed the files in temporary storage.
Which promptly caught on fire.
The blaze gutted the building and destroyed the records—despite there being a fire station right next-door. (It was December, and a wintry freeze mucked up the pumps.) Today—and some 8 million patents later—those documents are called the “X-Patents.” Although most of them are lost, we have a barebones record of what used to be there, giving us a peek into what America’s earliest inventors were up to.
Joseph Sampson’s invention aided the “manufacturing of candles.” Later on, the Boston candle maker helped invent the continuous wick.
Francis Bailey was a Philadelphia-based printer with friends in high places, so it’s no surprise he landed a “punches for type” patent in 1791. Bailey, by the way, printed the first official copy of the Articles of Confederation.
Aaron Putnam’s invention improved the distilling process. Sadly, there’s no record of what he was distilling. He landed the patent just two months before the Whiskey Excise Act became law, the tax that sparked the Whiskey Rebellion.
John Stone of Massachusetts may have saved workers hundreds of man-hours after he invented a pile driver for bridges, which he patented March 10, 1791.
Philadelphia inventor Samuel Mulliken sweeps the last four spots with some versatile inventions, all patented the same day—March 11, 1791. His first invention was a “machine for threshing grain and corn.” His second invention helped break hemp, while his other two contraptions helped cut and polish marble and raise a nap on cloths.


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Ronda Curtin Engelhardt, co-head coach of the Minnesota Whitecaps, was a player on the first team of skaters back in 2004 when the other head coach and general manager, Jack Brodt, helped found the women’s hockey team.
The Whitecaps, Minnesota’s newest professional sports team, are in their first season with the National Women’s Hockey League. After playing 13 years of semi-pro, Dani Rylan, the founder of the NWHL acquired the team in June. Four other teams are in the league: the Boston Pride, Buffalo Beauts, Connecticut Whale and Metropolitan Riveters out of New Jersey.
The Whitecaps swept the season’s first weekend series at Tria Rink in St. Paul against the Riveters on Oct. 6-7, outscoring the defending NWHL champions 7-1 in the two-game series.
After a two-week break, the Whitecaps hit the ice again this weekend in a rematch on the road against the Riveters. The first of two games will be at the New Jersey Devils’ home arena, the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. on Saturday.
Brandt, defenseman Lee Stecklein and forward Kate Schipper lead the team after two games with four points each. The trio played together at the University of Minnesota, and Brandt and Stecklein won gold together at the 2018 Olympics. Kendall Coyne Schofield, a forward on the roster, was also on the 2018 Olympic team.
The Whitecaps’ roster features six former Gophers, five players from St. Cloud State, two from Minnesota Duluth and one each from Bemidji State and Minnesota State Mankato. Nineteen of the 25 Whitecaps players are from Minnesota.
Before joining the NWHL, the Whitecaps played college hockey teams and teams like Shattuck-St. Mary’s. They started this season with two games against college hockey opponents.
A topic of debate for the NWHL recently has been joining, merging with or playing against the Canadian Women’s Hockey League (CWHL), a six-team league that serves as the only other professional women’s hockey league in North America.
Rylan said this week that one combined league was “inevitable,” and he has had talks with CWHL commissioner Jayna Hefford, according to the Boston Herald.


Question: Describe Saint Magnus of Füssen. Respond in 2 sentences.

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Saint Magnus of Füssen, otherwise Magnoald or Mang, was a missionary saint in southern Germany, also known as the Apostle of the Allgäu. He is believed to have been a contemporary either of Saint Gall (died 627) or of Saint Boniface (died 754) and is venerated as the founder of St. Mang's Abbey, Füssen.


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1. Wash, clean and wipe the okra using dry kitchen cloth, cut the head of Bhindi, and then cut them into two long slices.
2. Peel the skin of onion and chop into slices.
3. Heat the 1 tbsp oil in a pan, add sliced Bhindi and stir fry on a medium flame for 4-5 minutes, then remove from the pan into the plate and keep aside.
4. Add remaining 1tbsp oil in same pan; add mustard seeds, cumin seed; when seed popup, add pinch of hing.
5. Add sliced onion, grated ginger and stir fry on a medium flame till golden brown.
6. Add already prepared Bhindi, red chili powder, turmeric powder, garam masala, coriander powder, cumin powder, dry mango powder, and then toss it and mix well.
7. Now add salt, mix it and remove it from the flame.
8. Bhindi Do Pyaza is ready to serve with fulka, roti or dal-rice as a side dish.
• Bhindi tends to get sticky while cooking, to avoid that, do not cover the pan while cooking. This will help to dry out stickiness without the presence of steam.
• Cook the Bhindi on medium flame with stirring for restaurant style results.
• I cooked Bhindi separately without salt just to retain green color and make it crispier.
Bhindi Do Pyaza is a north Indian dish. Bhindi Do Pyaza is mostly serve in restaurants or in Dhaba. There are many different versions of making Bhindi, but Bhindi Do Pyaza is very tasty, delicious and quickest version. It’s made with double quantity of onion.
Wash, clean and wipe the okra using dry kitchen cloth, cut the head of Bhindi, and then cut them into two long slices.
Peel the skin of onion and chop into slices.
Heat the 1 tbsp oil in a pan, add sliced Bhindi and stir fry on a medium flame for 4-5 minutes, then remove from the pan into the plate and keep aside.
Add remaining 1tbsp oil in same pan; add mustard seeds, cumin seed; when seed popup, add pinch of hing.
Add sliced onion, grated ginger and stir fry on a medium flame till golden brown.
Add already prepared Bhindi, red chili powder, turmeric powder, garam masala, coriander powder, cumin powder, dry mango powder, and then toss it and mix well.
Now add salt, mix it and remove it from the flame.
Bhindi Do Pyaza is ready to serve with fulka, roti or dal-rice as a side dish.
This looks so pretty and delicious! I’ll have to pick up some okra at the market this week and give this a try. Pinned!
Awsme recipe I very like it.


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This month’s scorching heat wave broke records around the world. The Algerian city of Ouargla, with a population of half a million, had a temperature of 124.3 degrees Fahrenheit on July 6, the hottest reliably measured temperature on record in Africa. In Ireland and Wales, the unusually hot weather revealed ancient structures normally hidden by grass or crops. In Chino, California, the mercury soared to 120 degrees. Another round of hazardous summer heat is expected this week, with record high temperatures possible in the southern United States.
The prolonged heat wave has been a staple of television news for weeks. However, most of the coverage has been sorely lacking in context: Humans are warming the planet, and scientists have already linked some heat waves to climate change. A recent analysis published in the journal Nature Climate Change concludes that human-driven climate change, rather than natural variability, will be the leading cause of heat waves over the western United States and Great Lakes region as early as the 2020s and 2030s, respectively.
I would say it MIGHT improve, but saying it would “undoubtedly” improve is factually incorrect and could be seen as an intelectualy lazy assertion. You are presuming that the lack of a connection between extreme weather and climate change being made in the media can be attributed to ignorance. I think it can be fairly assumed that at least part of the lack of meaningful coverage regarding this connection, can be attributed to an unwillingness to upset donors or to support particular ideologies. e.g. fox news.
Climate scientists have long been predicting the most likely result of climate change is a reduction in buffers at all ends of the climate spectrum. In other words we’re due for the hottest, the coldest, the driest, the wettest, the windiest, and the least windy, often all in the same year. Unless our lifestyles change radically, better get ready for climate chaos.
If people were protesting in the streets I would join them. For whatever reason we’re an incredibly selfish nation focused on the narrowest of concerns. For most of my life I’ve felt there were gross injustices such as this that in a healthy society should not tolerate but we do nonetheless.
of global warming. This is nothing new.


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Albany Barracks (formerly Parkhurst Barracks) was a military installation on the Isle of Wight.
Construction of the barracks, which were originally named Parkhurst Barracks after the forest where they were located, was completed in September 1798. Shortly after completion they were renamed "Albany Barracks" after Prince Frederick, Duke of York and Albany, who had been Commander-in-Chief of the Forces. By 1807 they were occupied by the 29th (Worcestershire) Regiment of Foot preparing for action in the Peninsular War. In 1859 the Isle of Wight Rifles was raised as a defence force for the Island and stationed at the barracks.


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Leucogoniella distincta is a moth of the family Gelechiidae. It was described by Keifer in 1935. It is found in North America, where it has been recorded from California.


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Anti-fascists hold counter-demonstrations and clash with police in the capital Athens on Sunday.
Athens, Greece - Chants blared through speakers as a crane lifted a massive Greek flag above Syntagma Square, where Greeks converged from across the country to rally against negotiations over a name dispute between Athens and Skopje.
Hundreds of buses transported demonstrators from across the country for the "Macedonia is Greek" demonstration. Tens of thousands assembled in the city centre, with organisers claiming more than one million people would take to the streets.
"Hands off Macedonia," they chanted.
"Macedonia belongs to Greece," others yelled.
The demonstration comes two weeks after an estimated 300,000 people gathered in the northern coastal city of Thessaloniki to voice their opposition to the negotiations.
White-and-blue flags fluttered above, and throngs of demonstrators wearing traditional Macedonian garb marched in anger.
As that rally came to a close, anarchist counter-demonstrators clashed with police, and far-right protesters lit an anarchist squat on fire.
Assailants later vandalised a Holocaust monument.
Before Sunday's rally in Athens, activists carried out security patrols to protect dozens of squats in the city centre from potential attacks.
Nasim Lomani, an activist at the City Plaza squat, which provides residence to upwards of 350 refugees and migrants, said extra security precautions were taken.
"All the squats are ready to protect themselves in case of any fascist attack," he told Al Jazeera. "There are fascists coming from all over Greece so we have to be careful."
The demonstrations in Athens and Thessaloniki have drawn the participation of members of the Golden Dawn, the neo-fascist party that holds 16 seats in the Hellenic Parliament.
Last month, negotiations over the decades-old name dispute between Greece, which has a northern region called Macedonia, and the Republic of Macedonia, were relaunched.
In 1991, when Greece's northern neighbour declared independence after breaking away from the war-gripped remains of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Athens and Skopje were at odds over the name.
Greece accuses Skopje of territorial designs and falsifying its historical heritage by co-opting figures such as Alexander the Great, who ruled over the ancient kingdom of Macedon.
Meanwhile, the Republic of Macedonia, which was admitted into the United Nations in 1993 as the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), rejects its neighbours' claim to hold an exclusive right to the name.
The dispute has prevented Skopje from completing its accession into the European Union and the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) since the 1990s.
In Skopje, former Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski oversaw a programme to erect statues of Alexander the Great, and to name highways, buildings, sports venues and the country's international airport after Greece's historical heroes.
Current Prime Minister Zoran Zaev has expressed his willingness to rename the sites and bring down the monuments that have sparked outrage in Greece.
At a press conference on Thursday, the rally's organisers alleged a conspiracy against Greece's claim to the name "Macedonia", blaming Hungarian-American billionaire and philanthropist George Soros for spreading "propaganda".
Nina Gatzoulis, one of the organisers and coordinator of the World Committee of Pan-Macedonian Associations, insisted the rally was "above political parties" and not affiliated with any factions.
Gatzoulis accused UN negotiator Matthew Nimetz of harbouring anti-Greek biases, alleging a spurious history of employment at NGOs funded by Soros.
"We should love our fatherland and do everything to get it," she proclaimed. "Let us be all as one and fight bravely."
Seraphim Seferiades, a politics professor at the Athens-based Panteion University, dismissed the organisers' claims to be apolitical.
"It's undeniable that this is the far right - no matter how much they are trying to conceal it," he told Al Jazeera, alluding to the organisers' long history of far-right political activity.
Seferiades argued that the size of the Thessaloniki rally indicates a "real advent of nationalism, this is the first stage of a real Golden Dawn-like resurgence".
For its part, Golden Dawn leaders have accused the Syriza-led government of national betrayal. On Saturday night, party leader Nikolaos Michaloliakos urged a crowd of 600 supporters to topple "the anti-Greek government".
"Blood, honour, Golden Dawn", the far-right demonstrators chanted, waving burning torches in the air and burning Macedonian flags.
While Greece's far right sees an opportunity in the heightened tensions, other parties, such as the right-wing New Democracy party, have adopted an unclear stance on the demonstrations.
New Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis urged followers to steer clear of last month's Thessaloniki rally, but other party officials have expressed public support for the protests.
In the lead-up to Sunday, Mitsotakis said he respects everyone's personal decision to attend the rally, and many New Democracy officials were expected to be present.
Elsewhere on Sunday, hundreds of anti-fascists - among them anarchists, socialists and others - held a counter-demonstration in the city centre.
Thousands of police officers were deployed throughout the city, and blocked streets leading to the Syntagma Square protest in order to prevent clashes between the two sides.
"In Greece, Turkey and Macedonia, the real enemy is in the banks and the ministries," the anti-fascists chanted in unison.
Others burned the Golden Dawn flag, taunting nationalist demonstrators who were cordoned off by heavily-armed riot police.
Skirmishes between anti-fascists and police broke out on Sunday.
Over the weekend, flyers were posted on the doors of homes on several streets in Exarchia, a neighbourhood that serves as a stronghold for anarchists and leftists, warning of potential far-right attacks.
Petros Constantinou, national director of the anti-fascist group Keerfa, said the Greek far right has failed so far, in an apparent effort to use anger over name negotiations, to rebuild its support base.
"Politically, what the right wing is trying to do in its relation to the far right is to stop the ongoing shift of the population to the left," he told Al Jazeera.
"When we say this demonstration is a greenhouse for neo-Nazis, it's because of nationalism and the attempt to deny the right of the people to exist [in Macedonia] and enjoy self-determination," Constantinou added.
"I don't believe we are in the position to see people go back to the right wing. They still believe in their struggles, their strikes and resistance."


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Question: Respond in 7 sentences. Describe Venturicidins and their discovery.

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Venturicidins (also known as aabomycins) are a group of antifungal compounds. The first member of this class was isolated from "Streptomyces" bacteria in 1961. Additional members of this class were subsequently isolated and characterized. An antifungal substance "aabomycin A" was isolated from "Streptomyces" in 1969. However, in 1990 it was reported that aabomycin A is actually a 3:1 mixture of two related components, which were then named aabomycin A1 and aabomycin A2. The structures of these were shown to be identical with those of the previously characterized compounds venturicidin A and venturicidin B, respectively. A new analog, venturicidin C, was recently reported from a "Streptomyces" isolated from thermal vents associated with the Ruth Mullins coal fire in Kentucky.


Question: What is the Saskatoon Police Service's Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (S.T.E.P) Summer Enforcement Campaign?

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As part of our commitment to traffic safety, the Saskatoon Police Service Traffic Unit will be hosting a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (S.T.E.P) Summer Enforcement Campaign on June 21-22, 2018.
A two-day initiative will consist of a large scale enforcement campaign that will take place in varied locations in Saskatoon.
Police from agencies across Saskatchewan will be present at these spots, so motorists should be prepared to stop. Police will be looking for traffic violations and - if they find any - they will take enforcement action. Some targeted offences include speeding, seatbelt use, cellular phone use, unlicensed drivers and commercial vehicle violations. As usual, criminal offences such as impaired driving will be high on the priority list of enforcement.
S.T.E.P. is a multi-agency task force focused on strategies to improve traffic safety in the province. Members include representatives from police services across Saskatchewan, along with Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI), and the provincial Ministries of Justice, Finance, and Highways & Infrastructure (Highway Transport Patrol).


Question: Explain the Shipping Forecast and its format.

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The Shipping Forecast is a BBC Radio broadcast of weather reports and forecasts for the seas around the coasts of the British Isles. It is produced by the Met Office and broadcast by BBC Radio 4 on behalf of the Maritime and Coastguard Agency. The forecasts sent over the Navtex system use a similar format and the same sea areas. The waters around the British Isles are divided into 31 sea areas, also known as weather areas (see map below). There are four broadcasts per day at the following (UK local) times:


Question: Have you heard the story of how a former employee of Manchester United was treated?

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A sacked Manchester United employee has accused the club of ignoring his claims of sexual harassment, voyeurism and bullying, which he claims contributed to an unfair dismissal.
Marcus King, from Salford, was a member of the kitchen staff at Old Trafford for more than five years, but now faces a four-day industrial tribunal on November 16.
Mr King originally reported three company employees, who admitted that they were looking at him through a toilet door grill – which was fitted the wrong way round.
“These disabled/baby changing room toilets had faulty grills/vents on the toilet doors, for several months – possibly years,” Mr King wrote on his Facebook page.
“I had reported them to senior management, but was ignored. Anyone can kneel down and clearly see everything in these toilets and I was dismissed for reporting three woman employees who regularly spied on me.
Mr King believes that he was allegedly dismissed due to a ‘peeping tom’ cover-up, after former chairman Martin Edwards resigned from the club in 2002 after spying on a woman in a toilet cubicle at Mottram Hall Hotel near Macclesfield.
Following the incident, witnesses came forward stating that they been victims of similar behaviour in toilets at Old Trafford.
Mr King explained that his situation at the club initially went ‘pear shaped’ in August 2013, after he was forced to wear a tie, shirt and apron by three female staff members.
“I was happy wearing just a polo shirt, as I ran the food to the canteen from the kitchen and it was very hot especially in summer,” he said.
“I told them that I was happy as I am, but they did not like it, and insisted for several weeks that I dress like them.
“One day, one of them came over to be and handed me a tie with food all over it and said this is yours I was told to give it to you, the woman manager was there she just laughed and walked off.
Mr. King received a disciplinary for reporting the girls, but when they turned his grievance down, he received a further three disciplinaries that he claimed were ‘stitched up’ on the same day.
The club eventually offered Mr King a sum of £2,600 to walk out of on his job and told him if he did not accept it, then they would sack him.
“I have a 23 month old daughter and am receiving one parent benefit," he said.
"Would UNICEF treat families and children this way, would anyone who was normal do this to any one, and why does the system allow people like this to walk all over decent people?
“Manchester United are too big for their boots."
MM tried contacting Manchester United for comment, but repeated attempts proved unsuccessful.
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Question: Describe a deleted scene from the "Scoobynatural" Supernatural crossover episode. Respond in 6 sentences.

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Back in March, Supernatural fans watched as Sam, Dean, and Castiel were all zapped into a Scooby-Doo cartoon for the show’s first full animated hour. The boys met up with Scooby and the gang to solve a mystery — and stop a monster — in what quickly became a fan-favorite hour.
But for those Supernatural fans who attended the show’s 2018 PaleyFest event and got an early sneak peek at the “Scoobynatural” crossover event, it’s no secret that there was one full scene that had to be cut from the episode. Showrunners Robert Singer and Andrew Dabb described the scene during the PaleyFest panel when they said that Shaggy, Scooby, and Castiel were waiters at a French restaurant when they served the phantom ghost, which for the record, is not a good thing.
Well, with Sept. 4 marking the Blu-ray and DVD release of Supernatural: The Complete Thirteenth Season, EW has an exclusive sneak peek at that deleted scene. It plays out just as Dabb and Singer described, only Castiel has a mustache?


Question: What can you tell me about Harold Ellis? Respond in 4 sentences.

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Harold Ellis was an English cricketer active from 1906 to 1910 who played for Northamptonshire. He appeared in 18 first-class matches as a wicketkeeper who was a righthanded batsman. Ellis was born in Burnley on 13 March 1883 and died in Stockport on 31 December 1962. He claimed 34 first-class victims including seven stumpings and he scored 72 runs with a highest score of 18.


Question: Describe a heartwarming rescue story.

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When Alana Hadley met Ares at Wisconsin Humane Society, the Door County Campus, it was love at first sight.
Alana adopted the cute kitten, who she says looked just like her cat who had passed away.
Unfortunately her lovely new kitten didn’t settle in as well as she’d hoped. Ares was very needy and kept meowing until he fell asleep in Alana’s arms the first night.
Alana thought it might be because he was missing his sister Aphrodite – who she had wanted to adopt as well, but couldn’t because she was in the process of being adopted by another family. Alana got Ares some stuffed animals to provide some much-needed comfort, hoping it would help him settle in.
The very next day Alana was delighted to learn that the adoption for Aphrodite had fallen through. She quickly took Ares to the shelter to reunite him with his sister.
“They wouldn’t stop playing,” Alana told Love Meow.
With Aphrodite now also needing a new family, Alana adopted her too so the two kitties could be together forever.


Question: What costumes are available in Super Mario Odyssey?

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Two new costumes are now available in Super Mario Odyssey. Along with the Satellaview Helmet and Satellaview Suit, players can also spend their coins on the Batting Helmet and Baseball Uniform.
Both of these costumes for Super Mario Odyssey were previously leaked. For the full list of outfits that should eventually be added, head on over here.