Question: Have you heard about Conor McGregor's new whiskey?

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 Have you heard about Conor McGregor's new whiskey?

While celebrity-endorsed spirits have been big business ever since Sean "Diddy" Combs partnered with Ciroc vodka in 2007, George Clooney's reported $1 billion payday for selling off his Casamigos tequila last year brought the trend to a whole other level. This year alone, Ryan Reynolds bought Aviation gin, Bob Dylan and Metallica both announced brand-new whiskies, and now Conor McGregor is launching, appropriately enough, an Irish whiskey.
It's called Proper No. Twelve, and the name is derived from the MMA champion's childhood home. "I come from a suburb called Crumlin, in Dublin 12," he explains via press release. "It’s a place dear to my heart. It’s where I learned how to fight; it made me who I am today."
McGregor is the founder, chairman and majority owner of the company.
McGregor took a hands-on approach to developing the liquor, in partnership with the world’s oldest whiskey distillery, Eire Born Spirits. "We created close to one hundred blends," he explains, "and ultimately selected what we knew was the one and only proper whiskey blend."
A blend of golden grain and single malt, Proper No. Twelve is produced in an area known for its rich soil and pure spring water. The company characterizes the taste as "complex and sophisticated yet smooth and approachable with hints of vanilla, honey and toasted wood."
I tasted a sample sent to the Entrepreneur offices, and this description is spot-on. It's extremely well-balanced, with a smooth interplay between sweet top notes and peaty backbone. While Proper No. Twelve is tasty neat, a couple of ice cubes really brings out the whiskey's complexity.
A supporter of first responders, McGregor has committed to donate $5 for every case sold to local first responder organizations/charities, up to $1 million annually. “First responders all over the world are the unsung heroes who act with courage and answer the call of duty every day for people in need,” he commented.
Proper No. Twelve will be available in McGregor’s homeland of Ireland and the United States this month.


Question: What do you think of Xojo Web?

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Robert B @ the Xojo forums said that Xojo Web is "a little flakey".
Flakey is probably not how I would describe it.
I have to be in the TOP 5 if not the at the top regarding number of Xojo web apps deployed in any configuration. Literally a thousand times - I've seen it all.
Solution: If your database server plugin of choice provides asynchronous queries (MBS and possibly some Xojo standard ones) then you should use a pool of open connections as opposed to a connection per session.
Example 2: There are VERY VERY limited use cases for the Open() event in web controls and pages. Even in Session it's dangerous if you are trying to manipulate which page is showing or content on a page/control. The Open() event while representing the instantiation of the control/object on the backend does NOT represent the same thing it represents in the desktop framework. On the desktop framework Open() is both instantiated AND shown. On the web Open() occurs when created but you shouldn't really do ANYTHING in it and use Shown() instead. Someone will find a use case for it but you could just as easily put that stuff in a constructor method and avoid Open() all together.
Solution: Xojo should have made the Shown() event the Open() event and never provided access to Open() or called it "PreRender()" so it was obvious nothing was (potentially) drawn yet.
Example 3: While RubberViewsWE or some hard work can mimic responsive design this is not what the tool was designed for. I appreciate the pixel perfect renditions of my app but more views for different screen sizes paralleling "xs, s, m, l, xl, etc" from bootstrap would be appreciated. Think how on Xojo iOS you can switch between iPad and iPhone views. Xojo Web needs the same.
Example 4: No ability to centralize or share Session data forcing you to use sticky sessions and in general can't scale out horizontally as nicely as one would like. If your load balancer gets restarted or an individual instance crashes you lose a lot of valuable sessions in the process.
I hope that's valuable food for thought for those on the fence. If nothing else Xojo Web is a great prototyping tool and you'll find you get 90% there. A little elbow grease and a little learning and you can build something that rivals any other tool.
What do you think? Is Xojo Web "flakey"?


Question: Provide information on newborn mortality in India.

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A Unicef study says 6 lakh newborns die in India within 28 days of their birth every year while the country has been able to reduce the mortality rate of children less than five years of age.
New Delhi: Six lakh newborns die in India within 28 days of their birth every year says a new Unicef study, released on Tuesday. The study found that the number of newborn deaths in the country was one of the highest in the world and most of these deaths being preventable and medically treatable; 80 per cent of these happen for no serious reason.
On a brighter side, the study says, India has remarkably reduced the mortality rate of children less than five years of age.
"Though infant mortality in the country has declined considerably, the number of newborns dying each year remains unacceptably high. India, with nearly 600,000 newborn deaths each year, accounts for a quarter of the global burden of neonatal deaths," said Unicef in its global report on neonatal mortality "Every Child Alive" released on Tuesday.
Of the 184 countries, which the report covers, India's 31 rank with 25.4 neonatal mortality rate (per 1,000 live births) kept the world's seventh largest economy below 153 countries who have better survival rates for their newborns.
A year earlier, India was the 28th worst country among 184 nations in terms of neonatal mortality.
The first 28 days of life are the most vulnerable time for a child's survival. Children face the highest risk of dying in their first month of life, at a global rate of 19 deaths per 1,000 live births.
Globally, 2.6 million children died in the first month of life in 2016 most of which occurred in the first week, with about one million dying on the first day and close to one million dying within the next six days, as per the Unicef.
"Among those children, more than 80 per cent died from treatable causes such as premature birth, complications during delivery, and infections like sepsis and pneumonia," says the UN children's agency.
Affordable and quality healthcare should be there for every mother and newborn. It includes clean water and electricity at health facilities, presence of a skilled health attendant during birth, disinfecting the umbilical cord, breastfeeding within the first hour after birth and skin-to-skin contact between the mother and child, it said.
"India is currently off-track to meet the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) target for neonatal mortality of 12 by 2030," said the UN report. However, the country has made impressive progress in reduction of under-five mortality and with the current rate of decline "is on track to meet the SDG target for the under-five mortality of 25 per 1000 live births by 2030."
India registered a reduction of 66 per cent in under-five deaths during 1990 to 2015, nearly meeting its Millennium Development Goal (MDG) target. In comparison, the decline in under-five mortality for the world was 55 per cent.
The recent progress is even better, with 120,000 fewer deaths in 2016 as compared to 2015. The number of annual under-five deaths in India has gone below one million for the first time in 2016, said the agency.
On the policy front, introduction of conditional cash transfers, provision of free transport services and making free healthcare an entitlement for every women and infant have led to doubling of institutional deliveries from 39 per cent in 2005 to 79 per cent in 2016.
However, the progress has been inequitable for girls, with under-five mortality rate for girls being at 41 per 1,000 as against 37 per 1000 for boys. India is the only big country in the world to have a higher mortality for girls as compared to boys, it said and added girls are biologically stronger but socially vulnerable in India.


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British Tailored Tweed Jackets, Waistcoats, Trousers and Suits for Town and Country Wear online.
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Question: What do you make of Premier Doug Ford's Independent Financial Commission of Inquiry into the finances of the previous government of Ontario?

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It’s ironic that a premier elected on a pledge of leaner, more cost-effective government would kick off that quest with such a glaring waste of time and money.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford this week unveiled an Independent Financial Commission of Inquiry to investigate the province’s public finances and accounting practices under the previous government. He also announced that his government will soon hire an external auditor to conduct a “line-by-line audit” of that government’s spending.
The entire exercise will take about two months, and the government expects it will cost about $1-million. The three commissioners will each get $50,000 for less than six weeks’ work.
Thing is, the Ontario government already has access to an independent audit of its finances – from its Auditor-General, Bonnie Lysyk, who was paid more than $300,000 last year by the province. Ms. Lysyk has already issued a professional opinion that the previous government’s budget has not properly accounted for a couple of key items: surpluses in public-sector pension plans and the treatment of debts the government incurred to reduce electricity rates last year. The result, Ms. Lysyk has argued, is that the spring budget understated this year’s deficit by $5-billion.
But apparently Mr. Ford feels we need a new body, one hand-picked by his new government, to investigate things that have already been investigated.
Frankly, no one would blame Ms. Lysyk and the province’s Financial Accountability Officer, Peter Weltman, if they handed Mr. Ford their letters of resignation. If you want to undermine confidence in their offices, hiring someone to replicate their work is a pretty good way to do it.
What’s more, it appears Mr. Ford already knows what the inquiry will find. “Under the Liberals, the books were cooked. The deficit numbers were faked,” he declared (not for the first time) at the news conference Tuesday announcing the inquiry and audit.
It’s hard not to feel like this is less a serious investigation than a smokescreen. The almost certain finding that the previous government had a chronic overspending problem that has left the province in dangerously deep debt (the publicly available numbers out there make that case abundantly), together with the possible conclusion that the budget deficits have been understated (as the Auditor-General has said loudly and repeatedly), will give Mr. Ford’s new government the cover it needs for any fiscal shortcomings of its own. Hey, just blame Kathleen Wynne – and do so with the stamp of approval from an independent commission!
Given what the Auditor-General and the FAO have already said about the Wynne government’s fiscal performance, it’s hardly necessary. But this scapegoating exercise will serve to draw attention away – for a while, anyway – from the fact that Mr. Ford’s government has no plan to address Ontario’s fiscal problems. Its only concrete plans to date will exacerbate them.
Economist Mike Moffatt calculated that Progressive Conservative election promises would cost the new government almost $8-billion a year. In the absence of deep cost-cutting measures that Mr. Ford’s government has yet to articulate, that would more than double the budget deficit.
Meanwhile, Mr. Ford has never offered even a vague game plan for reining in Ontario’s debt, which is north of $300-billion and climbing.
If he were serious about tackling the province’s fiscal issues, he would accept the accounting recommendation of the Auditor-General immediately and move on. He would embrace the FAO’s conclusions about the need to address a growing structural deficit, then ask it to investigate further and recommend concrete areas where his government could take action. He would turn his government’s attention to the recommendations contained in the 2012 Drummond Report on Ontario’s longer-term financial sustainability, then begin implementing them to reverse the province’s downward debt spiral.
What he wouldn’t do is spend $1-million looking to prove his predecessors “cooked the books.” Ontario needs to look forward for solutions, not backward for scapegoats.


Question: Describe your experience attending the Perl Toolchain Summit.

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This past May was my second attendance at the Perl Toolchain Summit, and I hope I aptly justified my presence this time around.
I had a long list of topics to work on, but as usual, I gravitated towards a few focused ones and discussions I found valuable.
During the first day, I tackled two major issues: 1. Ref::Util PP and XS version, and 2. Perl 5.26.0-RC1.
Since I wrote Ref::Util, there had been a need for a Pure-Perl version of it. It would allow developers to use the general interface without forcing XS on users. Since the original version was XS, introducing a compatibility for both PP and XS was not simple. Luckily, I've had partners in crime in this, mainly Aaron Crane (ARC) who did most of the work, Karen Etheridge (ETHER who handled all the Dist::Zilla) issues, and Graham Knop (HAARG) who helped us smooth over the XS to PP transition without breaking things.
Read more about what we accomplished.
While Aaron was focusing on Ref::Util, I continued working on the first release candidate (RC) of Perl v5.26.0. I made various mistakes (luckily caught by vigilant core members) but no one ended in the hospital, so I consider it a relative success. The presence of Chris Williams (BinGOs) helped me to no end in understanding how Module::CoreList works in the release cycle and smoothing my mistakes.
I spent the rest of the evening and the next days cleaning up after my mess and discussing issues that determined we will need another release candidate. Leon Timmermans (LEONT), H. Merijn Brand (HMBRAND, A.K.A., Tux), and Lee Johnson (LEEJO) were very helpful.
After seeing the high quality of Lee's pictures, I thought of opening an Instagram. Lee and I began PerlEvents, in which we will collect photos from various Perl Events. Lee has written about this as well.
I tried to participate in many conversations, and those included the concept of a distribution and how to determine the distribution name in PAUSE, dot-in-@INC issue - read this post by Todd Rinaldo (TODDR) on it, CPAN indexing, CPAN distribution quality, PAUSE ownership issues, how to run future summits, and the security disclosure policy. Throughout the summit, people branched off to additional finer discussions, and I had participated in several of those as well.
Last two days I tried to focus on another challenge and picked the release managers guide maker. This script is what we use to generate the checklist of actions to perform. We create this list from instructions available in the Porting directory of the Perl repository.
The generator script has been bugging me for a while because it includes steps that one must not perform, even though they appear. I had written an alternative one which I will merge soon enough. I prefer it since it allows providing the version number of Perl you're releasing, instead of the type of the release. This work also helped me discover the current checklist creator apparently skips several steps in the release.
On a personal note, considering the moderate amount of attendees, it is not surprising to find yourself continuously attempting to justify your attendance. For now, I am grateful for having the access this event gives me to the other attendees, who helped me with all of these topics. If you find any of the above items valuable (let's hope at least Perl 5.26 falls under that definition), then it was made possible by all the attendees other than myself, and they have my sincere appreciation and thankfulness.
The attendance of all of us and the existence of this event are only possible with the help of our sponsors. Thank you.
I added a couple more photos to the set, which may have caused the previous link to invalidate, or expire. Not sure, anyway that one should work.
Oh wait no, the original link isn't the shareable one - Flickr do this annoying thing where the shareable link redirects to the album. So if you then go paste the link of the album it's not valid as a shareable link.


Question: Explain the background of Great America Alliance, including its relationship with the Corkary family, the Judicial Crisis Network, and contributions from Frontline Strategies and Media.

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A group called the Great America Alliance is getting a lot of attention today after it announced that it will run an ad attacking former FBI director James Comey during Comey’s testimony before a Senate committee tomorrow on his interactions with President Trump.
Open Secrets reported last month that Great America Alliance is a “refurbished” version of the American Dream Initiative (ADI), a nonprofit that doesn’t seem to have done much beyond running an ad against a Texas attorney general candidate in 2014. In January, the group relaunched as Great America Alliance, with Newt Gingrich and Rudy Giuliani as its co-chairs, billed as an outgrowth of the pro-Trump super-PAC Great America PAC.
While Great America Alliance isn’t required to disclose the source of its funding, tax filings reveal that its previous iteration, ADI, appears to have funded its major previous project, the ad in the Texas attorney general race, through contributions from two groups tied to the Corkery family, wealthy donors to conservative causes.
The Corkerys are influential donors to a web of conservative groups, most notably the Judicial Crisis Network (JCN), which was formed under the name the Judicial Confirmation Network to advocate for George W. Bush’s judicial nominees before changing its name and leading the charge against Barack Obama’s. Ann Corkery, who helped to launch JCN, is the president of its major funder, the Wellspring Committee. Her husband, Neil Corkery, is the treasurer of JCN and of several other groups.
In 2014, ADI received $350,000—more than half of its funding for the year—from the Corkery-run Wellspring Committee and another $250,000 from JCN.
Since then, several Corkery-linked groups have lined up behind Trump. In 2015, Wellspring gave $750,000 to 45 Committee, a group that spent millions supporting Trump’s campaign. 45 Committee has continued to boost Trump into his administration, creating an ad promoting the nomination of now-Attorney General Jeff Sessions and directing viewers to a website run by JCN.
The Corkerys also appear to be behind the Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT), a self-proclaimed “ethics” and “transparency” group, which has been going to bat for Trump in the Comey scandal.
The super PAC mistakenly published emails and cell phone numbers of hundreds of donors, became caught up in a fundraising scandal for attempting to funnel money from a foreign donor into the U.S. presidential election, and parted ways with a political operative convicted of falsifying campaign records in a prior election. Blasted as a “big-league scam,” Great America PAC was accused by many of being a scam PAC. Nevertheless, the group raised over $28 million during the 2016 cycle and spent over $26 million. Great America PAC paid more than $4 million to Beach’s firm, Frontline Strategies and Media, making the PAC the firm’s top-paying client that cycle.
In 2014, ADI reported raising $600,000 from a fundraising campaign using in-person solicitation conducted by Frontline. The same year, ADI received $250,000 from Judicial Crisis Network and $350,000 from Wellspring. Frontline Strategy’s $600,000 fundraising push—which matches the total amount donated by the Wellspring and Judicial Crisis Network—accounts for more than 90% of ADI’s revenue of $652,829 in 2014.


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This week, Zero Punctuation takes a look at the three next gen consoles.
Need more? Check out his column Extra Punctuation this week Metros Bullets Make A Better Currency, also Yahtzee's latest show Jim & Yahtzee's Rhymedown Spectacular.


Question: Respond in 206 words. Describe the acquisition of the domain Crypto.com by Monaco.

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The sought-after domain thanks to the cryptocurrency revolution, Crypto.com is finally bought by a cryptocurrency company. The cryptocurrency company that has been reported to buy it is Monaco which is a surprise to many.
Monaco is a cryptocurrency VISA card and universal money application company which allows people to spend and send money globally at interbank exchange rates. Monaco’s success lies with the fact that it charges no fees and markups.
Crypto.com was bought from a college professor by the name of Matt Blaze back in 1993. Time and again he has refused to sell the domain to cryptocurrency. Matt Blaze was a security researcher and bought the domain as it was in reference to ‘cryptography.’ Little did he know that twenty-five years later it would be so valuable.
Matt Blaze had even tweeted his disinterest in selling Crypto.com.
How did Monaco crack him?
Reported hints about an involvement more than money have surfaced. However, this has not been confirmed.
The deal agreed upon has not been disclosed, but speculations suggest anywhere between US$ 5 to 10 million for the domain. Crypto.com will most probably be the most expensive cryptocurrency related domain as compared to previous sales such as Eth.com which was sold for $2 million.


Question: Describe the album "One Voice" by Billy Gilman.

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One Voice is the first album by the country music singer Billy Gilman. The album was released on June 20, 2000, by Epic Records Nashville. It reached number two on the "Billboard" Top Country Albums chart, and was certified 2× Platinum by RIAA. The highest-charting single from the album was its title track, which reached 20 on Hot Country Songs and 38 on the "Billboard" Hot 100. It made Gilman the youngest male artist in history (at 12 years old) to have a solo top 40 hit on the country charts.


Question: Write a short story featuring a dog named Freud.

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I know some old dog, named after Freud, who spends his whole days on the sofa, even if is not allowed to.
The surrounding fields rustle ominously.
Yep. The dog always came. The deity didn’t.


Question: Write a response discussing Amazon's decision to release Lipstick under My Burkha uncensored and making a case for Amazon to discontinue censorship of its content in India.

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Amazon Prime Video has released Lipstick Under My Burkha fully uncensored in India, incorporating over two minutes of the film which were cut in the theatrical release.
This is a significant step away from its usual censorship for Amazon, and the second baby step it has taken towards reducing censorship of its content in India: before this, they released an “International” version of the TV series American Gods, discoverable only in search results.
Streaming services don’t need to censor content in India. Both the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting and the Censor Board have said that they don’t intend to censor, or create a mechanism to censor online content, including services like Netflix and Hotstar (and by extension, Prime Video). In spite of this, Amazon has chosen to censor several TV shows on Prime Video, and only uploaded the theatrical cuts of Indian films. Some American films are also censored, including those which were never theatrically released in India (like Anomalisa). Amazon said that it engaged in this censorship due to “cultural sensitivities“.
Of course, it’s much preferable that Amazon hadn’t committed any censorship in the first place; but that ship has sailed. Things would also be a lot easier if they did all the above things immediately, but they’ve been supremely jumpy about dealing with the Indian government, so that’s also not a realistic ask. What Amazon is open to, though, is dipping their toe in the water before diving in. The fact that they released a film that was in the news for its censorship fully uncensored is testament to that fact — unlike a certain other streaming service.
2 months: Stop releasing censored versions of non-Indian films and TV shows. There’s plenty of precedent here, as neither Netflix nor Hotstar censor American TV shows.
4 months: Start putting out “International” versions of Indian films, like Parched, which have already released uncensored in other territories and streaming services.
6 months: Replace all English-language titles that are censored with the original, unedited version.
9 months: Replace all Indian titles by default with the uncensored version.
1 year: Remove all traces of past censorship, like “International” versions of films and TV series, and have only uncensored titles, both in the past and in the future.
Amazon’s deep pockets and dirt-cheap pricing for Prime Video means that it is primed (excuse the pun) to be one of the largest paid streaming services in India. Its censorship has already set a bad precedent, and the least it can do now is leave it behind, even if slowly.
This is great news. In modern times, censorship is redundant n needs to be done away with.
Amazon should respect the government of country in which it operates it's Business.
But the government is absolutely clueless of what the people want.
Then keep the service for the government. As a citizen, I don't need censored content for a service I'm paying for and that is not broadcasted.


Question: Respond in 1 sentences. Name an American diplomat who served as an Ambassador under both Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan.

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Arthur Adair Hartman (March 12, 1926 – March 16, 2015) was an American career diplomat who served as Ambassador to France under Jimmy Carter and Ambassador to the Soviet Union under Ronald Reagan.


Question: Respond in 25 sentences. Describe to me the new limited edition version of Jaeger-LeCoultre's Geophysic True Second watch.

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A new dial gives this unusual time-and-date watch a totally new look.
When Jaeger-LeCoultre first introduced the modern Geophysic collection, we brought you in-depth coverage with video, tons of live pics, and all the insider details. It was a big moment for the Le Sentier manufacture, reviving an important watch from its past as the basis of a whole line. The main flagship watch was (and is) the True Second, a time-and-date model that features a deadbeat seconds complication. Today Jaeger-LeCoultre is introducing a limited edition version of this watch with a new, more colorful look.
Technically, the new True Second Limited Edition is identical to the previous versions. It has a 39.6mm stainless steel case that has luminous dots set into the flange under the crystal, it has the sharp hands with lume in the hour and minute hands, and it makes use of the deadbeat seconds complication (which JLC calls the True Second complication, hence the name of the watch) via the caliber 770 movement inside.
The 770 is a serious movement – it has a Gyrolab balance, a solid gold winding rotor, and obviously that deadbeat seconds complication. It's decorated nicely and looks every bit the part a piece of fine watchmaking. To me, the Geophysic True Second has always been a real thinking man's watch. It's a little tough to understand at first glance and it packs a ton of technical interest into something simple, wearable, and handsome. Consider me a fan.
So, what exactly is new with this limited edition? Just the dial – it's that simple. While it's not exactly a groundbreaking change or something that has me hyperventilating over here at my desk, this watch definitely offers something distinct from the mainline Geophysic True Second. That watch has a very classic, clean look, whereas this blue sunburst dial has a more playful feel overall. Additionally, there's a brown stitched calfskin strap instead of the black alligator. I could see a lot of people who found the original too clean getting into the game now.
Possibly the most interesting thing about this limited edition is how Jaeger-LeCoultre is selling it. The watch is only available through JLC's own e-commerce platform – you can't get it in any physical store, anywhere. There are 100 pieces total, and they are engraved "Limited Edition – One of 100 pieces" on the caseback. I get why brands do this, but I still hate it. Either number the pieces or don't.
The Geophysic True Second Limited Edition retails for $9,900 ($800 more than the standard model) and is available now. Visit Jaeger-LeCoultre online for more information and to get one for yourself.


Question: What is the story behind Lehigh Acres, Florida?

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Welcome to Lehigh Acres, Florida.
Half-built homes litter the seemingly endless grid of half acre plots in a town born of speculation. Countless dreams were built on the promises of Lehigh Acres, where the allure of a wholesome American community was matched by the economic rewards of affordable land ownership. It was about fulfilling the American dream on soil parcels in undeveloped southwest Florida.
For decades, things went roughly according to plan. By the mid-2000s, however, the dreams that were sold as half-acre lots to Midwestern retirees and families had turned into gold, surging in price at breakneck speed. And then, like a game of musical chairs, the music stopped.
DREAMS FOR SALE is a documentary film that traces the dramatic story of the rise and fall of Lehigh Acres, told through the eyes of its citizens. It is a tale of hope and despair, of prosperity and loss, and of memories and dreams.


Question: Describe Facebook's response to reports of data privacy issues. Respond in 5 sentences.

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Facebook confirmed a Wednesday report claiming it gave advertisers access to user phone numbers and contact lists. “We use the information people provide to offer a better, more personalized experience on Facebook, including ads,” a Facebook spokeswoman told AFP. “We are clear about how we use the information we collect, including the contact information that people upload or add to their own accounts.” In a Gizmodo report published Wednesday, two studies found that the social network was giving advertisers access to data sources that users did not explicitly permit could be used. For example, the studies found user phone numbers given to the social network to enable two-factor authentication were being targeted in advertisements. The studies also found that user contact lists that were uploaded to the site could be “mined for personal information,” meaning that data from friends of the user could also be available to advertisers.


Question: What can you tell me about the Cathedral-Basilica of Saint Peter and Paul?

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The Cathedral-Basilica of Saint Peter and Paul also called Saint Peter and Paul Cathedral (Dutch: "Sint-Petrus-en-Pauluskathedraal") is a wooden Roman Catholic cathedral located in the centre of the capital city of Paramaribo, Suriname. It is the biggest wooden structure in the Western Hemisphere, and the seat of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Paramaribo.
The Catholic congregation in the city originally used a church adapted in 1826 from a Dutch Jewish theatre built in 1809. As the years passed, the church became too small for the growing number of Catholics in the city. In 1882 the diocese decided to build the cathedral. It was consecrated in 1885, but the towers were not completed until 1901. A major restoration was completed in 2010 and the cathedral was re-opened. The cathedral was designated as a minor basilica by Pope Francis in 2014.


Question: Respond in 24 sentences. Describe the influence of social media on governments and society.

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Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg at the annual Facebook F8 developers conference in San Jose, Calif.
Censoring the Internet is easier than ever. In the past, governments tried to rely on technology to stifle online dissent, but now they have another option: They can just use trolls and social media to rob protest movements of their power.
That’s the view of Zeynep Tufekci, a sociologist and computer programmer, who joined law professor Tim Wu at Columbia University on Monday on a panel titled, “Free Speech in the Networked World.” It was hosted by the recently-launched Knight First Amendment Institute and the Tow Center for Journalism.
As an example, Tufekci pointed to Turkey where she says Internet access is not a problem for activists who are challenging the emerging regime of President Recep Erdogan. Instead, she says these activists complain of an onslaught of fake news and social media disinformation that makes it impossible to share reliable information or figure out what is authentic.
Tufekci points to a similar phenomenon in China and Russia, described in her new book, where the governments pay an army of Internet trolls to wear down dissenters and distract citizens with other stories.
All of this distraction, say Tufekci and Wu, amounts to an insidious 21st century censorship built on the back of Facebook and other platforms that manipulate emotions.
The social network also poses a special danger because of personalized advertising, she claimed. According to Tufekci, the Trump campaign and others have used personalized ads to secretly spread misinformation—a tactic that has proved successful because, unlike a TV commercial, a Facebook ad is not public, so it’s hard to challenge false claims.
So how did we get to this point in the first place? Wu, known for coining the phrase “net neutrality,” said the problem is less the technology of social media but the business model behind it. In particular, he and Tufekci argued that Internet publishers—not just Facebook but news sites too—have little incentive to care about accuracy since they make money based on clicks. In this environment, an incendiary or even false story will flourish (and make money), meaning few publishers will press very hard for quality control.
“The race for clicks makes television look dignified by comparison,” said Wu, who makes this case in his new book The Attention Merchants.
Taken together, this online environment of distraction and propaganda combined with a toxic business model, risks sapping democracy. In Tufekci’s view, it’s also why recent protest movements—such as the women’s march on Washington or Hong Kong’s umbrella revolution—feel so ephemeral. Unlike the original 1963 March on Washington, the more recent demonstrations did not come together after years of organizing, but were spun up with hashtags and dissipated soon after. Tufekci claims this is why governments, even repressive ones, are less afraid of street demonstrations since they see them now as the product of fleeting Internet dross.
If all this sounds bleak, well, that’s because it is. Wu and Tufekci, who are part of a fledgling intellectual vanguard confronting social media distraction, concede there are no legal solutions for Facebook’s rabbit hole. And Tufekci argued one obvious answer—such as putting down your phone and reading a book—can be salutary on an individual level, but will do little to fix a broken Internet culture.
All these warnings, though, might prove more persuasive if Wu and Tufekci also took time to acknowledge the many upsides of the Internet, flawed as it might be. For instance, it’s thanks to Twitter, I and many others discovered Tufekci’s ideas in the first place. Without social media, it’s unlikely her influence would have spread far beyond her North Carolina classroom.


Question: Who was Pauline Byrns?

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Pauline Byrns (May 6, 1917 – September 18, 1990) was an American singer who recorded successfully in the swing era of the late 1930s and 1940s, notably with Artie Shaw and the vocal groups Six Hits and a Miss and The Starlighters. She was often credited as Pauline Byrne or Pauline Byrnes. Singer Mel Tormé said of her: "Oh, what a singer... I admired her so much".


Question: What is nonresidential water use?

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Nonresidential water use refers to all uses (and users) of publicly-supplied (municipal) water other than residential use. The nonresidential users include industrial (I), commercial (C), and institutional (I) sub-sectors, which are often jointly designated as ICI or CII sector.


Question: Have you heard of Penn & Teller's Magic and Mystery Tour? Respond in 100 words.

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Penn & Teller's Magic and Mystery Tour is a 2003 television documentary miniseries starring Penn & Teller. The program was created by the CBC in association with Channel 4 Film. Ric Esther Bienstock was Series Producer and Writer. She also directed the China episode.
The show focuses on street magic, and the subjects of each of the three shows are China (Chinese Linking Rings), India (Indian Rope Trick), and Egypt (Cups and Balls, Gali-Gali men). Unusually for Penn and Teller, Teller speaks in the Egypt episode, even though part of their trademark performance is that Penn does all the speaking.


Question: What are some updates I need to make to my game development workflow?

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• 3D: truncate W to 24 bits before viewport transform. do not render polygons with any W=0.
• romlist.bin: index games by serial rather than CRC. updated romlist.


Question: "What's the latest news on SunTrust Park?"

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 "What's the latest news on SunTrust Park?"

One year from now, we’ll be several games into the SunTrust Park era. With no room for error and no time to waste, crews are bustling all over the construction zone each day to continue work so the entire area is ready for Opening Day 2017.
Also, the Atlanta Braves say they’re finally getting closer to finalizing plans for a crucial pedestrian and bus bridge that will carry fans to and from the stadium. Three companies recently submitted construction bids in hopes that Cobb County will select them to make the project a reality, according to Curbed Atlanta. Once completed, the bridge will stretch across Interstate 285, connecting the Galleria parking decks to the Battery and the stadium.
At a bare minimum, the bridge will cost $14 million to build, Curbed Atlanta also said, but you should expect the final price tag to be higher. The county will be paying a large chunk of that price tag, so this Cobb County taxpayer is only sarcastically excited by the news.
For slightly more whimsical news, the Braves also announced the SunTrust Park complex will include a “zip line,” likely behind the stadium’s video board, that will take fans from one end of the concourse to the other, the Atlanta Business Chronicle reported. The Braves haven’t revealed many details about the attraction, but I’ll reveal right now that my new goal in life is to be on that zip line when the Braves win a World Series so I can glide above the masses and spray champagne on everyone to start the victory celebration.
Should Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez be on the hot seat?


Question: Explain how to use a secure password hashing algorithm for a modern web application.

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 Explain how to use a secure password hashing algorithm for a modern web application.

Choice a strong password hasher for the modern web application is not very complicated thing. At this moment the two most used algorithms are pbkdf2 and bcrypt, so probably you should use one of them or any of their variants such as bcrypt+sha512 (buddy's default) or pbkdf2+sha256.
The both algorithms works in a similar way: iterate the algoritm N times for make it slower. The security mainly consists on increase the iteration number over time for make it slower acordly to the current security standart. For example on the moment of write this article, 20000 is the recommeded iteration number for pbkdf2 and 12 for bcrypt.
In recent work on buddy-hashers (version 0.8.0), this kind of problem can be easily solved in clojure applications using a special hook that will be called in the password check process when the password is correct but its configuration is weaker that the current one.
This kind of code can be placed in the login part of your web application and every time the users are logged their passwords are checked. If the password passed the validation but it looks weaker the hook will be called; enabling a simple entry point for properly rehash the password and store it again in the database.
In reality, this is a very small and insignificant feature, but it makes the things much easier for maintain the passwords of your application users updated with the stongest password hasher configuration.


Question: Give a description of the Newcastle Jets' squad for their Round of 32 FFA Cup fixture against the Gold Coast Knights.

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 Give a description of the Newcastle Jets' squad for their Round of 32 FFA Cup fixture against the Gold Coast Knights.

The Newcastle Jets have confirmed their 18-player squad for their Round of 32 FFA Cup fixture against the Gold Coast Knights at CBUS Stadium.
Ernie Merrick and his players will be fresh from their tour of Spain, travelling direct to the Gold Coast despite the Club’s request for a later fixture.
Captain, Nigel Boogaard remains unavailable following a knock during a pre-season friendly against Shabab Al-Ahli Dubai FC.
Nick Cowburn is also unavailable, as he recovers from a lower leg injury sustained in last month’s Super Champions Cup in Haikou.
Noah James will replace the recently departed Jack Duncan, with the young gloveman to deputise for the experienced Glen Moss.
Roy O’Donovan is unavailable for selection due to suspension.


Question: What is the Guggenheim Museum's design inspired by?

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 What is the Guggenheim Museum's design inspired by?

Guggenheim Museum's design inspired by the Finnish landscape like as lakes, archipelago, forest and climate to create a strong connection between architecture and nature of Finland.
From the architects: The architecture builds upon Finland’s rich design history through the building’s compelling curvaceous form and with creative, warm and elegant interiors; which employ a natural material palette.
The building is functionally divided into two parts; the galleries & administration and a generous new living room for Helsinki. The living room provides a flexible, multi-functional public space for large-scale art installations, performances and events. The flexible gallery spaces are organised over three floors, with a centralised servicing core.
The structure of the facades have a clear vertical expression, a reference to the Finnish forest, filtering light, casting shadows and creating reflections in the interior. Solar shading analysis has been used to inform the building form, to provide external spaces which are sunlit and shaded at different times of year and north lights provide diffused natural daylight to the upper gallery.


Question: What is happening with the Waswanipi Cree's land?

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 What is happening with the Waswanipi Cree's land?

For the last thirty years, the Waswanipi Cree have been under siege, watching as logging trucks encroached further and further into their boreal forest homeland. Today, their only territory that remains untouched by roads and logging lies in the Broadback, a region that still teems with wildlife, clear waters, and old-growth trees—but is under increasing threat. Even as Canada’s federal government looks to ensure the rights of Indigenous Peoples and facilitate Indigenous-led land management, the Quebec government is steadfastly refusing to recognize Indigenous rights to their land, instead pushing for development in the Broadback and other regions vital to Indigenous ways of life. The Waswanipi, despite decades of frustration and failed promises, are staunchly fighting to stop this logging onslaught on their territory and secure a healthy future for their people.
Since the 1980s, however, industrial development near the Broadback has taken a devastating toll on the forest and the Waswanipi Cree’s way of life. Between 1980 and 2015, the disturbed area in the Broadback River watershed expanded from less than 113,000 acres to over a million, and the Waswanipi Territory is now fragmented by over 2,400 miles of forestry roads. Only three of the Waswanipi’s traplines, which are areas essential to hunting, trapping, and fishing, remain untouched by roads and logging.
Cree hunters have found that wildlife do not have enough vegetation to hide from predators and have reported declines in lynx, moose, marten, beaver, and muskrat, which are staples to a traditional subsistence livelihood.
One of logging’s most devastating impacts has been the decline of boreal caribou, a species that holds great significance for the Cree. Eeyou Istchee is home to two caribou herds, which have already been severely impacted from logging and other development and have insufficient habitat to survive long-term without recovery efforts. In addition to the toll this takes on the Waswanipi, their declines are disturbing because boreal caribou populations are a bellwether for the health of the boreal forest; as their populations decrease, it indicates trouble for the boreal ecosystem as a whole. Logging also undermines the Broadback’s vast ability to store carbon in its soils and trees. Chief Happyjack described the region as “literally a shield against climate change.” Degrading the Broadback erodes this shield, jeopardizing global efforts to mitigate the worst effects of a changing climate.
Like so many Indigenous communities across Canada, the Waswanipi have had little on decision making about the fate of their homeland—even though Canadian courts have held that Indigenous Peoples must be consulted “in good faith” about development on their land and accommodated where they are impacted. For more than 15 years, the Waswanipi have tirelessly fought to protect the Broadback and their way of life from logging. Yet, their requests for protection have largely fallen on the Quebec government’s deaf ears, subjugated to industry’s interests. Even where Quebec has protected some areas of Eeyou Istchee, these protections, as, Chief Happyjack explained, “[don’t] protect what should really be protected,” and exclude the some most important areas of the Broadback.
One of these still unprotected areas is the Mishigamish, which contains some of the richest intact forest the Waswanipi have left. Conserving the Mishigamish, which essentially means of “protecting the traditional Cree way of life,” has been at the center of the Waswanipi’s fight, ever since they first submitted a plan for protecting the region in 2002. Following years of silence from Quebec, in February 2011, the Waswanipi Cree submitted a formal Mishigamish Protected Area proposal to the provincial government, which was supported by the broader Cree Nation Government (CNG) and neighboring communities. Yet, this vital region remains unprotected and increasingly vulnerable to logging operations.
In ignoring the Waswanipi Cree’s calls for protection, the Quebec government has shirked decades of promises. The James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement, signed in 1975, commits Quebec to protecting “the Cree people, their economies and the wildlife resources upon which they depend.” Continued logging in the Broadback directly contravenes this promise. The latest logging plans also undermine Quebec’s promises under the 2002 Paix des Braves Agreement to adapt its forestry regime to consider the Cree way of life, including through special wildlife protections. In addition, Quebec has failed to live up to its commitment to meet with the Waswanipi to meaningfully discuss the creation of the Mishigamish—a promise made as consolation for leaving the Mishigamish out of protected areas established in 2015. Nearly three years later, Quebec has met with the Waswanipi under this taskforce to discuss the Broadback only once, back in 2015.
Instead, Quebec is facilitating more logging in the region—including in the Mishigamish—undermining the Waswanipi’s efforts to protect their homeland. In early 2018, Quebec released new plans for integrated operational forest management (PAFIO), despite clear Waswanipi opposition to them. These plans would allow logging and roads to begin chipping away at the last intact forest the Waswanipi have left, including critical caribou habitat. This would be an enormous blow to the Waswanipi, wildlife, and the world.
The Waswanipi’s decades-long fight to protect their homeland demonstrates the importance of placing Indigenous voices front and center in land management decision making. It is well past time for Quebec to heed the calls of the Waswanipi, along with those of other Indigenous communities calling for their right to dictate the future of their land. The Broadback is too important to lose, with ramifications not just for the Waswanipi, but for the entire planet. Who better to steward it than the Waswanipi, who have done so for millennia?


Question: What new tv shows are premiering in March?

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It’s like the old saying goes: March comes in with a critically acclaimed TV season premiere, and then also goes out with a critically acclaimed TV season premiere. Which is to say, FX rolled out the debut dates for some of its most beloved established shows today, announcing at the TCA press tour that both Atlanta and The Americans will be coming back to fulfill our “sketchy mom” dreams this March. Donald Glover’s examination of life and hustle in the Georgia capitol—now dubbed Atlanta Robbin’ Season for its second outing—will be back first, with the season premiere arriving on March 1.
These heavy hitters aren’t the only FX shows debuting in the third month of 2018, though; the network is also launching Danny Boyle’s Trust, about the Getty family kidnapping drama, which is apparently the Deep Impact/Armageddon common interest story of early 2018. Donald Sutherland’s starring in that one—for now, anyway—and it’ll debut on March 25.


Question: What's the scoop on Rudy Giuliani's recent comments about collusion being not a crime?

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 What's the scoop on Rudy Giuliani's recent comments about collusion being not a crime?

Rudy Giuliani: "Collusion is not a crime"
President Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani made the rounds on morning news show circuit Monday, notably claiming that "collusion is not a crime" during an appearance on Fox & Friends.
Why it matters: It's a notable moving of the goalposts by Trump's personal lawyer. And it comes just one day after Trump denied any collusion — as he often has — and continued his withering rhetoric against Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation on Twitter.
Giuliani also argued on CNN's New Day that Russian hacking of American targets — not any potential act of collusion with Russian individuals — is the real crime, and that President Trump did not participate in any hacking or pay for any hacking to take place.
Go deeper: Giuliani spoke with Axios' Jonathan Swan today, saying that Mueller's investigators "don't have a goddamn thing."


Question: Describe the Master Photo Grid and explain how it is used to compare tablet and smartphone display viewability in different light levels.

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The Master Photo Grid below visually demonstrates the differences in Tablet and Smartphone display screen viewability over a very wide range of Ambient Lighting levels from Absolute Darkness up through very bright Sunlight. We photographed 4 Tablets and 5 Smartphones inside an Integrating Hemisphere using a powerful light source that uniformly illuminates the displays from all directions from 0 lux (Absolute Darkness) up through 40,000 lux (Indirect Sunlight), which is very bright. Direct Sunlight at noon is a blinding 100,000 lux.
The Master Photo Grid combines the Screen Shots from our Tablet Displays Under Bright Ambient Lighting Shoot-Out and Smartphone Displays Under Bright Ambient Lighting Shoot-Out articles in a compact format that makes visual comparisons and spotting trends very easy. A good way to see all of the Screen Shots at once without the need for horizontal scrolling is with a widescreen display that has at least 1920 pixels. Better yet, the iPad, iPhone, Windows Phones, and most Android Tablets and Smartphones will display all (or almost all) of the 72 Screen Shots on a single page in Portrait mode – you may need to pinch in the image to see a single screen view. In some cases you may need to double-tap the article text for optimum reading. This is the best way to see the large scale trends and differences in how the Tablet and Smartphone displays degrade as the Ambient Lighting levels increase.
The Master Photo Grid below includes Screen Shots from many of the Tablets and Smartphones in our Mobile Display Technology Shoot-Out article series. For more information on how Ambient Lighting affects the displays read the Results Highlights for Tablets or the Results Highlights for Smartphones. The visual results from the Screen Shots agree very well with the Lab measured DisplayMate Contrast Rating for High Ambient Light for Tablets and the Contrast Rating for High Ambient Light for Smartphones. These Lab results are summarized in the Table below.
1. The progressive increase in the brightness of what is supposed to be a black background.
2. The progressive loss of color saturation for the different intensity steps.
3. The progressive fading and disappearance of the dimmer intensity steps.
The Winner: The DisplayMate Contrast Rating for High Ambient Light for the displays ranges from a low of 15 (HTC Desire) to a high of 90 (Nokia Lumia 900). From both the Lab Measurements and the Screen Shot Viewing Tests (below) the top performing device for display viewability under Bright Ambient Lighting is the Nokia Lumia 900. This results from a combination of its high screen Brightness and low screen Reflectance, which Nokia calls ClearBlack technology. The Samsung Galaxy S and Apple iPhone 4 are tied for second place. The best Tablets all performed a notch below the Smartphones – the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 was the leader, with the iPad 2 in second place. The new iPad (not included below) performs better than the iPad 2 and just behind the Galaxy Tab 10.1. The other Smartphones and Tablets performed well below these top models – ALL manufacturers need to pay much more attention to their display performance in high Ambient Lighting because that is frequently how they are used. The highly touted and advertised display Contrast Ratio applies only to Absolute Darkness, which makes it pretty much irrelevant for mobile devices. Note that we plan on including the Lumia 900 in one of our upcoming Smartphone Shoot-Outs.
The Master Photo Grid has 4 Tablets and 5 Smartphones arranged vertically – with the best performing units listed top to bottom by category.
There are Screen Shots for 8 Ambient Light Levels from 0 lux (Absolute Darkness) to 40,000 lux (Indirect Outdoor Sunlight) arranged horizontally.
The visual Screen Shots agree well with the Lab Measurements.
CR HAL is the DisplayMate Contrast Rating for High Ambient Light – which is based on the measured Screen Brightness and Screen Reflectance.
Below CR HAL is the Peak White display Brightness (Luminance) in cd/m2. Both can vary if the display has Dynamic Brightness or Dynamic Contrast.
The values listed are for the test image shown below. The next R = entry provides the measured Screen Reflectance in percent.


Question: Who represents Mancherial Assembly constituency in the Telangana Legislative Assembly? Respond in 4 sentences.

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 Who represents Mancherial Assembly constituency in the Telangana Legislative Assembly? Respond in 4 sentences.

Mancherial Assembly constituency is a constituency of Telangana Legislative Assembly, India. It is one of 3 constituencies in Mancherial district. It comes under Peddapalli Lok Sabha constituency along with 6 other Assembly constituencies.
Diwakar Rao Nadipelli of Telangana Rashtra Samithi is representing the constituency for the second time


Question: Describe the upcoming flight service between Paris and Taipei by Air France.

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 Describe the upcoming flight service between Paris and Taipei by Air France.

Air France will be reviving its Paris-Taipei service in April next year, marking the airline’s return to Taiwan after an absence of almost two decades.
A specific date in April has yet to be set, however flights will operate three times per week, a source within the airline has informed Business Traveller. Air France’s schedule currently doesn’t list the resumed non-stop flights between Taipei and Paris.
What is known is that the route will be served by Air France’s Boeing 777-200 and will feature the airline’s new cabins, notably in business class, which is available on select B777-200s and B777-300s. These are fully flat, unlike the angled lie-flat seats still on the Airbus A380s, A330s, and A340s, as well as B777-300s and B777-200s that have yet to be retrofitted. There is also direct aisle access for all seats with its 1-2-1 configuration, unlike in the older product.
Business Traveller reviewed Air France’s new B777-300ER business class product on the airline’s Paris-Washington DC route earlier this year.
Overall, the B777-200 has 312 seats, 40 of which are in business class along with 24 in premium economy (in a 2-4-2 layout) and 216 in economy (3-4-3).
Air France’s return to Taipei will complement fellow Air France-KLM subsidiary KLM’s non-stop daily flights between Amsterdam and Taipei, which also continue on to Manila. Travellers flying between Paris and Taipei with Air France-KLM currently have to stopover in Amsterdam.
Also of note is fellow Skyteam member China Airlines’ return to London over the weekend, flying between Taipei and London Gatwick with its newest aircraft, the A350.
According to Focus Taiwan, the two airlines are set to expand their codeshare agreement next summer, adding to the enhancement made between China Airlines and KLM in January this year. China Airlines also flies its A350 four times a week to Amsterdam and the January codeshare expansion enabled KLM to provide connections via Taipei to Kaohsiung, Busan, Nagoya, Shizuoka, Takamatsu and Miyazaki.
Rival Taiwanese carrier and Star Alliance member Eva Air is currently the only airline serving the Taipei-Paris route non-stop, which it runs once per day.