Question: What are the consequences of bringing firearms into Canada from the US?

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Annual reminder that Canada has different gun laws.
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It's been a year since the Canadian Border Services Agency launched a campaign asking American gun owners to leave their firearms at home, but one federal prosecutor said the message isn't sinking in.
Peter Thorn, a lawyer from Hampton, New Brunswick, told the Canadian Press Americans continue to sneak their guns into Canada with "alarming frequency during the summer months."
Thorn's comments come in light of six incidents in which US travelers heading north were caught with guns at the New Brunswick border. Most were handed down fines in the $1,500 to $2,000 range, Thorn said.
Gun seizures at the border have increased over the last few years, with 671 guns seized in 2015 and 413 seized in the first half of 2016. VICE has reached out to the CBSA for updated statistics but has not yet heard back.
Firearms laws in the two countries differ greatly. Canada has a nationally regulated system under which every gun owner must undergo a safety course, background check, and obtain a license. In the US, laws vary from state to state—in some states, such as Arizona, no permit is required to carry a concealed weapon in public.
Last August, the CBSA sent out a press release that said, "Canadian laws are different than US ones." Some of the penalties for getting caught bringing guns across the border include: being arrested, having your vehicle seized, and having your guns destroyed. You can also get banned from entering Canada.
"The CBSA strongly recommends that travelers not carry their firearms when traveling to Canada or transiting through Canada to Alaska," the agency's website states. But should you travel with firearms, have the right paperwork and declare your guns at the border.
Thorn told the Canadian Press he thinks part of the problem is Americans never hear about the people who get caught and punished for bringing their guns into Canada.
"Unfortunately, whereas the offenders reside in the US, it is highly unlikely that the sentencing message will ever reach those who could take heed or notice of the message," he said.


Question: Describe Skirsnemunė. Respond in 7 sentences.

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Skirsnemunė is a village in Jurbarkas district municipality, Tauragė County, Lithuania. It is situated on the Neman River about 9 km from Jurbarkas. According to the 2011 census, it had 772 residents. The village traces it history to Christmemel, a fortress built by the Teutonic Knights on a nearby hill fort in 1313. The fortress was abandoned in 1328. The town church was funded by the last will of Mykolas, son of Jonas Kęsgaila, in 1523. Skirsnemunė received Magdeburg rights in 1792.


Question: Describe an animal conservation project. Respond in 49 sentences.

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Erik Sörling was doing everything he could to catch a rat. It was 1905, and the assistant taxidermist at the Swedish Museum of Natural History had tagged along with the Swedish Antarctic Expedition on a voyage to South Georgia Island. This rocky, windswept landmass is the largest of a smattering of islands—all now designated British Overseas Territories—in the southern Atlantic Ocean, near the Antarctic Circle. Sörling knew it was plagued by rats. He just couldn’t find them.
He followed their footprints in the mid-April snow, then laid out steel traps baited with fish, fried pork, and chunks of carrots and apples. These enticements weren’t enough, and the traps stayed empty. Weeks passed. When the moon was bright, Sörling ventured out at night with a shotgun. He kept spotting their little prints and tracked them through tufts of tussac grass, but all he found were dead ends—at the foot of a stone heap or at the water’s edge, where he suspected the rats scavenged for food. “I was not lucky enough even to see any,” he recalled.
Conservationists have long been concerned about the rodents scurrying around the island. The brown rats are thought to have landed in the 18th or 19th century, as stowaways on sealing or whaling ships that stopped there. While black rats on some of the neighboring islands have kept to a largely vegetarian diet, their brown cousins on South Georgia have been omnivorous and indiscriminate, chowing down on greenery, insects, and the South Georgia pipit—the world’s southernmost songbird, which doesn’t live anywhere else. Apparently, rats have a thing for them. “The pipit is almost absent wherever rats occur,” noted Robert Headland, a former officer in the British Antarctic Survey.
Since the island is segmented by glaciers, which rats can’t scramble across, the team could work on one portion at a time. It was slow and methodical work, but by the end of 2016, scientists were pretty sure that they’d gotten all of the rats. They weren’t positive, though, and the stakes are high: “Even one pregnant rat getting back on to South Georgia could restart this whole cycle,” Mike Richardson, the chair of the restoration project’s steering committee, told BBC.
As Sörling had learned, failing to see rats doesn’t mean they’re not there. Finding them sometimes requires superhuman senses. So, for the final stage of the project, the team enlisted some furry, four-legged sleuths with excellent sniffing skills.
Dogs have amazing noses that we can’t even begin to imagine or understand, really,” says Miriam Ritchie, a dog handler and trainer with the New Zealand Department of Conservation, who joined the project as a contractor.
Ritchie starts introducing the dogs early to the animal they’ll be asked to find—months before they deploy. She devises games around the scent, and rewards the dogs with heaps of praise when they successfully follow a trail. “It’s just making use of their natural instinct,” she says.
At home, Ritchie’s working dogs sleep in kennels; older, retired ones, curl up indoors. On the island, the team spent months living out of a little tent with no bathroom or running water. The terriers, Will, Wai, and Ahu, woke up at 6:30 a.m. each morning. After a quick morning walk and breakfast—dry food, canned food, and sausage—they got to work.
The project directors passed along a list of sites for the dogs to check. So, for hours at a time, that’s what they did—off-leash and muzzled, across brown, barren hills and around lakes reflecting white peaks. Most days there was no one else around, but cruise ships occasionally stopped by so passengers could marvel at the penguins.
Massive penguin and seal colonies may look stunning in photographs, but “when you’re right next to them, they absolutely reek,” Ritchie says. “They basically wallow in their poo.” Seals would call to each other, and the sound bounced off the cliffs. “It was endless,” she says. “So noisy, in a good way.” Sometimes, as they descended from a glacial valley, Will and Ahu got excited, thinking that the barking seals were other dogs.
Ritchie says the dogs are “best mates,” but have different demeanors. “Will is very waggy and quite needy—he always wants to bump your foot or hand to get you to pet him,” she says. Ahu, on the other hand, “is quite a cool character,” she adds. “He acts like he doesn’t care, and it’s a privilege for you to pet him.” All of them were focused on the task at hand, and Ritchie watched the dogs closely to see whether they were swinging their tails or scratching a line in the dirt to point to a rat burrow.
They weren’t. “Everyone wants to find nothing, but as a handler, it’s more fun when something does happen,” Ritchie says. It isn’t unusual, she adds, for the dogs to walk around “looking for something that might be there but generally isn’t.” That’s the best-case scenario for ecologists—a clean bill of health for the island—but it’s kind of boring for the dogs. To keep the terriers interested, Ritchie sometimes planted frozen rat carcasses for them to root out. But they never found any live ones.
It had been 40 years since the last sighting in Indonesia's Maluku Islands.
If you're endangered, it helps to be famous and cute.
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As the amount of data continues to grow at an almost incomprehensible rate, being able to understand and process data is becoming a key differentiator for competitive organizations. Machine learning applications are everywhere, from self-driving cars, spam detection, document search, and trading strategies, to speech recognition. This makes machine learning well-suited to the present-day era of Big Data and Data Science. The main challenge is how to transform data into actionable knowledge.
In this book you will learn all the important Machine Learning algorithms that are commonly used in the field of data science. These algorithms can be used for supervised as well as unsupervised learning, reinforcement learning, and semi-supervised learning. A few famous algorithms that are covered in this book are Linear regression, Logistic Regression, SVM, Naive Bayes, K-Means, Random Forest, TensorFlow, and Feature engineering. In this book you will also learn how these algorithms work and their practical implementation to resolve your problems. This book will also introduce you to the Natural Processing Language and Recommendation systems, which help you run multiple algorithms simultaneously.
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Dragomirești is a commune in Vaslui County, Romania. It is composed of twelve villages: Băbuța, Belzeni, Boțoi, Ciuperca, Doagele, Dragomirești, Poiana Pietrei, Popești, Rădeni, Semenea, Tulești and Vladia.


Question: Can you tell me more about China's population situation?

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A nurse takes care of new born babies at People's Hospital of Ganyu on October 1, 2013 in Lianyungang, China.
China’s population could have 90 million fewer people than previously believed, and may already have been overtaken by India as the world’s most populous country, independent researchers said Monday.
Yi Fuxian, a researcher at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, suggested that China’s actual population may have been 1.29 billion last year, the Financial Times reports. Official figures from the National Bureau of Statistics put the number at 1.37 billion.
Presenting his research at China’s Peking University, Yi said the statistical overshoot could be down to overblown fertility rate figures. Although 2015 estimates put China’s fertility rate at 1.6 children per woman, Yi thinks it could have been as low as 1.05.
If Yi’s calculations are correct, that would mean that China’s population has already been surpassed by India’s — something that the United Nations had not projected to happen until 2022 at the earliest. Last year, India’s government reported a population of 1.33 billion.
A longtime critic of China’s “one-child policy,” which was loosened last year to allow more couples to give birth to a second child, Yi believes that Beijing’s official population statistics have been overstated for decades — a claim backed by other researchers at the conference.
Due to the sharp drop in births brought about the policy’s introduction in 1979, China now faces a population crisis as the number of working-age adults continues to fall and the proportion of elderly who rely on them grows.


Question: What does Barnaby Joyce have to say about the Adani Carmichael coalmine getting $1bn of government funds?

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The Adani Carmichael coalmine needs $1bn of government funds for a rail line because it is “a tipping point issue” to get the mine going, Barnaby Joyce has said.
The Nationals leader has given a full-throated defence of subsidising the mine, telling Radio National that Australians should support it because they are “citizens of the world” and warning those that oppose fossil fuels “if you live with the butterflies, you will die with the butterflies”.
Joyce, who is currently acting prime minister as Malcolm Turnbull is in India, where he has met mining magnate Gautam Adani, was asked about proposals to give a $900m concessional loan from the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility for a rail line from the Adani mine to the port.
Joyce has previously supported the loan, although environmental groups warn it does not meet the criteria for the fund.
He called it a “great idea”, claiming it would open up the Galilee basin as a coal precinct, provide electricity in India and create 3,000 direct and 10,000 indirect jobs.
Joyce claimed that those opposed the project lived in suburbs outside the area and their attitude amounted to saying “we’re happy with our life, we want you in central Queensland to stay poorer than us”.
Asked why public funds should be loaned instead of commercial funds, Joyce said that “amongst other things, it’s a tipping point issue to get this mine going”. He said the government wanted open access to the line to allow other miners to use it and turn the Galilee Basin into a “cash cow for Australia”.
“I know the greenies will go off their heads, they’ll be all ringing me up and tweeting me right now, but I can deal with that.
“We’re going to have renewables – I know that – that’s going to be a big part of the energy program going forward. But we’re also going to have baseload coal-fired power.
Asked about the fact Adani has said it can build the mine without a government loan, Joyce said the government needed to be proactive in creating jobs.
The acting prime minister denied that the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility had become a lender of last resort, despite the fact that 14 banks and financial institutions had refused to provide finance to Adani.
Joyce questioned why the Construction Forestry Mining Energy Union and Australian Workers Union didn’t support the mine more vocally, and accused Labor and the Greens of having “fantasia ideas” about how to create jobs.
Asked about Adani’s unlimited water licence, Joyce said water could be supplied if projects including Connors river dam and Rookwood weir were completed.
When challenged about the increased emissions from coal-fired power, Joyce invoked South Australia’s blackouts, referring to the fact wind power settings had affected supply when transmission lines and an interconnector were down.
Joyce also dismissed concerns that the Adani mine could exacerbate environmental problems such as the release of coal dust into the Caley valley wetlands from the Abbot Point coal terminal during Cyclone Debbie, labelling it a “man-made wetland built for duck shooters”.
Joyce said the cause of the damage was the cyclone which had also “pulverised the reef” and occurred because “it’s the tropics”.
Joyce said that governments could mitigate environmental risks but in a “more competitive world … if you go for zero risk you may as well pack up and go home”.
He said the Adani mine should not be stopped because of “dust blowing over a man-made duck shooting pond”.


Question: Explain the concept of a vehicle vending machine in Singapore.

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It’s Official. You Can Now Buy Luxury Cars Through a Vending Machine.
Buying a luxury car in Singapore is as easy as purchasing a can of soda or a candy bar. The Southeast Asian city-state is now the home of the world’s largest vehicle vending machine, thanks to pre-owned car retailer Autobahn Motors.
Although the company started off by selling cars via traditional showrooms, it eventually outgrew its early locations and needed to expand, a not-so-easy task given Singapore’s limited space. “We needed to meet our requirement of storing a lot of cars. At the same time, we wanted to be creative and innovative,” Autobahn Motors’ general manager Gary Hong told Reuters.
The solution? A 15-story building that looks like every kid’s Hot Wheels collection — except bigger and more real. The company opened the vending machine for business in December, and it can house 60 of the world’s finest luxury vehicles, modern sports cars, and classics from Ferrari, Bentley, and Porsche. Buyers at the location simply purchase the vehicle they want via an app, and it’s delivered within two minutes.
Not only is this vehicle vending machine a very futuristic concept, it also addresses one of the biggest problems associated with growing cities — limited space. This is leading cities all over the world to look upward for room to expand, with vertical farms, forests, and villages cropping up across the globe. However, amongst these towering creations, Singapore’s vehicular vending machine is still one of a kind.


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Candice Guerero (born 15 April 1990) is a Trinidadian netball player who plays for Trinidad and Tobago in the positions of center or wing defense. She has featured for the national side in three World Cup tournaments in 2011, 2015 and in 2019. She has also represented Trinidad and Tobago at the 2014 Commonwealth Games. She has been playing in international netball since making her debut in 2009.


Question: Please provide an overview of the Minnesota Timberwolves redesign contest, including a description of some of the entries and the finalists.

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The Minnesota Timberwolves reportedly have new uniforms in the works. No launch date has been announced, although the earliest and most logical time frame would be for the new look to be ready for the start of the 2017-18 season.
But why should we wait that long? We recently challenged Uni Watch readers to redesign the Timberwolves' threads. Here are some of the best and most interesting submissions we received. In each case, you can click on the image to see a larger version of it.
This entry is, admittedly, a bit of a ringer. Paul Crary and Ian Babineau originally came up with their concept last fall -- not for a contest, but just because they're passionate Timberwolves fans who thought the team could benefit from a new look. They created their own website and Twitter feed and generated a bit of buzz among the team's fan community. So they had plenty of time to refine their idea and didn't have to work under the same time constraints as our other entrants.
It's a really clever concept, especially compared to the default wolf's head approach. You can see more on Crary and Babineau's website.
The Warriors have one of the NBA's most interesting uniform designs, and Brian Carlson was clearly drawing upon that for his Timberwolves submission. It may be derivative (and he would have been better off putting the team name on top and the state name on the bottom, instead of the other way around), but it works!
Carlson's road design is pretty sharp as well. If a wolf is going to be howling, he's going to be doing it at night, right? So here's a rare case in which a black uniform feels like a logical design choice instead of a lazy cliché.
The NBA has gone bonkers for roundel-based logos in recent years, so Jesse Nunez's proposed logos would fit right in. Some people may like this approach more than others, but you have to admit that these designs feel very much in tune with the league's current design sensibility, and look very "official" as a result.
Straightforward, traditional designs are often overlooked in uniform competitions, and you could even argue that a relatively young franchise like the Timberwolves shouldn't go with a classic-style uniform. But if they wanted to go that route, they could do a lot worse than to use Matt Harvey's design, which feels like a more mature, grown-up distillation of the team's previous looks. His green and black alternate uni concepts are handsome as well, although it might have been nice if he had cut loose with a more adventurous concept for one of them.
Honorable mention: Wolves howl at the moon and NBA team logos almost always include a basketball, so Daniel Richardson came up with a logo concept that combines the moon and the ball. Needs a bit of work, but it's a good concept. ... Most of the logo concepts we received showed a wolf's head either snarling directly at the viewer or pointing upward, in full howl. Joel Jenson got his logo to stand out from the pack simply by showing the wolf's head in profile, pointing forward. He then included an upward-howl pose for one of his secondary logos -- a smart approach. ... Neon, volt, electricity -- by any name, fluorescent green and yellow tones are all the rage these days. They usually look pretty awful, but Greg Koch managed to harness them to surprisingly good effect in his logo package and his home and road uniforms. The only problem is that the combination of navy and neon feels too Seattle Seahawks-ish. ... As usual, Tom Bierbaum submitted drawings that included great designs for opposing teams. Check out his concepts for the Washington Wizards and Oklahoma City Thunder (who would change their name to the Bolts in Bierbaum's alternate universe). ... John Richardson's uniform concepts look like they'd be right at home in the old ABA. ... Tom Kyle's black alternate uniform is suitably spooky.
Want to see more? You can check out all of the submissions we received here.
Paul Lukas will have more team-redesign contests soon. If you liked this column, you'll probably like his Uni Watch Blog, plus you can follow him on Twitter and Facebook. Want to learn about his Uni Watch Membership Program, be added to his mailing list so you'll always know when a new column has been posted or just ask him a question? Contact him here.


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Apple corporate employees in the United States are testing Apple's upcoming person-to-person Apple Pay feature internally in the iOS 11.1 update, suggesting the Apple Pay improvements could indeed be introduced in iOS 11.1. Employees first began testing the Apple Pay Cash last week, but many were only able to access the feature starting today.
MacRumors forum member Chuck SaaS was in touch with an Apple employee who is testing the feature using iOS 11.1 and a device certificate that was distributed internally by Apple. Employee testers are required to download iOS 11.1, install an additional internal-only beta profile, and have their Apple IDs white listed to access Apple Pay Cash.
He shared two screenshots, one of the setup process and one of an attempt the employee made at sending money to him on the iOS 11.1 beta. The transfer didn't work as both devices need support for the new Apple Pay feature. Apple is encouraging employees to test the feature among themselves.
Apple Pay Cash works through the Messages app and allows for quick person-to-person money transfers, much like Square Cash and other competing services. It's available as a built-in Messages app, with cash transferred through iMessages.
When sending cash, it can be sent from a linked debit or credit card, while received cash is stored in an Apple Pay Cash card in Wallet that can be used for purchases or sent to a bank account. Sending cash through a credit card incurs a 3% fee, while sending cash from a debit card is free.
As has been previously revealed, the Apple Pay Cash card available in Wallet is being made available through a partnership with Green Dot, a company that offers prepaid payment cards.
Person-to-person Apple Pay was first announced as an iOS 11 feature at the Worldwide Developers Conference in June, but it was not implemented in any of the iOS 11 betas and towards the end of the testing period, Apple confirmed it would be introduced in a future update.
There is no sign of Apple Pay Cash in the first iOS 11.1 beta that was seeded to developers last week, but if employees are testing it internally in iOS 11.1, it could be added in a future beta or simply released when iOS 11.1 is made available to the public.
Given that we've only had one beta of iOS 11.1 so far, it's not clear when the update will see a public launch.
This is hardly a rumor. I guess it fits with news. But there's more and more of these posts that blatantly look like Apple buying advertising space in the form of arranged posts. It doesn't leak any new concepts... it just states "it's coming soon" by a source within the company (legally?) giving screenshots.
Dude, if the website just posted “leaked new concepts” it would be a ghost town. Cheer up.
* why not just talk about this at the october event? everyone has forgotten by now.
Huh? They aren't talking about it now. Also, there may very well not be an Oct/Nov event. They've already semi-introduced the iMac Pro and Siri Speaker and they could get away with just releasing them.
Unfortunately, this is never going to be cross platform.
I know way more people with iPhones than I know with square cash. Then If I want to quickly send money I don't have to tell them to download the app and setup an account, send me the username or what info is used to make an payment. I can just open a text and send it. Facebook messenger is easier Square Cash.
And with Apple Pay you can transfer it into an checking account and not have to use Apple Pay at a store.
Correct. Venmo and Square Cash is also 3% for credit cards. That’s pretty much the standard across the board.
Sorry, I don't pay fees. So guess I'll check out the debit part of this when it makes way to Canada.
I assume you don’t use credit cards either?
What I really want to know is if this will be as safe as cash for things like Craigslist sales of iPhones? Will there be chargebacks? Or, can there be a case where the money goes back to the sender?


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Criminal charges against a chemical company that flooded during Hurricane Harvey are raising two big questions: When is pollution an accident? And when is it a crime?


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It’s all over in Allianz Arena. Real Madrid leads 2-1 ahead of their second leg in 6 days time. Despite taking an early lead, courtesy of a thumping header by Vidal, Bayern lands to sleep. It was Real Madrid all over in the second half. It could have been 2-2 but Vidal was unable to send the ball in from the spot. A brace from Ronaldo gives Real Madrid a crucial advantage in this tie. That’s all from our side for now but we will be back live on Tuesday.
91 min: Ramos's goal is ruled out.
90 min: Substitution for Real. Kovacic replaces Modric.
90 min: Yellow card for Vidal.
83 min: Substitution for Real Madrid. James on, Benzema out!
80 min: Final substitution for Bayern. Kingsley Coman replaces Muller.
79 min: Modric had a go but Neuer catches the ball calmly.
Ronaldo timed his run to perfection and sends the ball in with a brilliant first touch. Real leads at Allianz Arena. It's Bayern 1, Real Madrid 2.
Real Madrid are making life tough for Bayern's defenders.
74 min: Good save once again by Neuer. What a man!
72 min: Benzema once again with a good chance but Neuer stands tall again.
71 min: Benzema rises but sends the header wide.
65 min: Another substitution for Bayern. Douglas Costa replaces Ribery.
65 min: Hand-ball by Ribery. Free-kick for Real.
63 min: Substitution for Bayern Munich. Alonso makes way for Juan Bernat.
60 min: SENT OFF, Javier Martinez receives second Yellow for a silly challenge on Ronaldo. Spaniard is sent off and will miss the second leg.
58 min: Substitution for Real, Bale goes out and Marco Asensio comes in.
57 min: Javier Martinez commits a foul and receives a Yellow.
53 min: Corner for Bayern.
50 min: Good build-up by Real Madrid. They are finding the ball at the right place and have been successful in building pressure. Bayern may well have been a goal ahead but its 1-1 so far.
Brilliant movement in the box by Real and Ronaldo scores. Bayern 1, Real 1.
We are underway with the second half. It's Bayern one, Real nil. Ref blows for the Second-Half.
Its half-time and teams leave the field for a breather. Vidal puts Bayern ahead and was the man of the game so far but he missed the chance to extend the lead. How significant that penalty miss turns out to be, we’ll have to wait and see. But for now, its Bayern who have their noses front.
1 minute to the added time.
45 min: Deep in the first-half, Ribery with a brilliant run. Daniel Carvajal is booked for handball. Penalty for Bayern but Vidal sends it wide. Relief for Madrid.
44 min: The tie heads for interval and Real are searching for an equalizer. Toni Kroos earns a Yellow.
42 min: Good ball played by Ramos, Ronaldo shoots but Neuer stands tall. Bit sloppy from Bayern on this occasion.
40 min: Brilliant display by Robben, sends the ball in but Vidal heads it wide.
38 min: Arjen Robben sends the cross but Keylor Navas collects the ball comfortably.
37 min: Casemiro is taken off the field for medical treatment.
Half an hour gone and Bayern are well in control. Real Madrid are trying hard but still trailing 1-0.
A thumping header by Vidal puts Bayern ahead. Bayern 1, Real 0.
22 min: David Alaba shots wide from outside the box.
20 min: The teams are playing safe. Not much of attack by either of the sides.
17 min: Corner for Madrid. Toni Kross takes the kick, cleared by Jerome Boateng.
15 min: The game hasnt picked pace uptil now. Free-kick for Real, Ronaldo sends wide.
We are underway at Allianz Arena.
It has always been an instant classic. Remember the last time these two sides met in the CL?
Lewandowski is doubtful and Hummels is out due to injury. Manuel Neuer may return to the first team after a foot injury.
Real Madrid are without Pepe and Raphael Varane.
Two of the biggest rivals in the Champions League are set to take on each other at Allianz Arena tonight. Bayern Munich will host Real Madrid in UEFA Champions League Quarter Final leg with their eyes set on the crown. These both are two of the best clubs in the world right and that alone makes it a mouthwatering tie but there a lot more to it than that.
The last time these two sides met in the Champions League, Carlo Ancelloti led Real Madrid to an empathic win against Bayern. This time around, the Italian will be hoping to do the same with Bayern against Real. Xabi Alonso and Toni Kroos will be up against their former clubs and emotions are set to flow.
Gear up for the live action as we will keep you updated with all the live action from Allianz Arena.


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More American cities are now rising up in opposition to state sanctuary laws.
Hanford, California is the latest of nearly three dozen California jurisdictions – including San Diego and Orange County – that say they'll cooperate with ICE agents pursuing illegal immigrants.
Last October, Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation limiting the ability of state authorities to cooperate with federal immigration officials.
At the White House Wednesday, President Trump met with some California leaders who oppose sanctuary laws and have joined a federal lawsuit against them.
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"We are taking people out of the country. You wouldn't believe how bad these people are. These aren't people, these are animals," the president insisted.
Trump also told meeting attendees that he wants the Department of Justice to investigate Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf. Earlier this year, Schaff warned illegal immigrants that ICE agents were about to make a raid, announcing to the public, "There is potentially an ICE activity planned."
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Hanford City Councilman Martin Devine explained why his community opposes California's state sanctuary law.
"We have cartels active here, we have other criminal orgnaizations active here," he said.
But not everyone thinks it's a good idea to help ICE agents arrest and deport illegal immigrants. During public comment time at a recent Hanford City Council meeting, one resident told council members, "You are going against the majority of your district, which is made up of Hispanics."
Appearing on the CBN News program "The Global Lane," the Remembrance Project National Director Maria Espinoza said it's very important that people understand what is at stake.
"We're talking about either safe communities, or dangerous communities where our children go to school. You know the school grounds are a big area where the MS-13 gangs recruit from," she said.
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Richmond, Virginia | A mother was arrested yesterday after she left her four children aged between one and seven years old in her car for more than nine hours while she was eating alone in a restaurant.
According to the Richmond Police Department, 34-year-old Raquel Hernandez decided to leave her kids in the car while treating herself to an all-you-can-eat meal at the Golden Corral Buffet & Grill.
The 400-lbs woman arrived around 11 AM and was still eating when the police arrived on the site at 8:20 PM.
29-year-old Sarah Ferguson, the waitress who warned the police, says she noticed the kids in the car when she arrived for her shift and saw them again when she finished her work.
Ms. Ferguson called the police, who immediately freed the children from the vehicle and went looking for the mother.
The young waitress says she was shocked to find out that the mother of the children was a customer she had served during her entire shift.
Sarah Ferguson decided to call the police after noticing the children in the car both before and after her 8-hour shift.
The single mother of four will now face four charges of child abandonment and four charges of child neglect.
If found guilty on all charges, Ms. Hernandez could lose custody of her children and spend up to 20 years in prison.
She was freed from jail this morning on a $12,500 bail, but her children will remain under the care of social services until the end of her trial.
3 Comments on "Mother arrested for leaving children in the car for 9 hours while at all-you-can-eat buffet"
Unfortunely we see these cases happen all the time. This is a very sad situation. The children are very lucky that someone cared enough to call the law. I’m so happy that all the children was ok and well.
Thats sick. Did she stop to think the kids could be hungry. Pt ge under the jail. Selfish B.


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Spotify is beta testing a new program to get more podcasts onto its service. Spotify for Podcasters gives any podcaster the ability to syndicate their show via the music service, the company announced this week.
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 Respond in 6 sentences. Explain the Palestinian Authority Government of February 2005.

The Palestinian Authority Government of February 2005 was a government of the Palestinian National Authority (PA) which existed from 24 February 2005 to March 2006. It was headed by Ahmed Qurei and composed of 24 ministers. The cabinet was dominated by technocrat professional appointees, nearly half of them with doctoral degrees. A large part of the Government was Fatah affiliated. The Government was approved by the Palestinian Legislative Council by a 54-12 vote, with four abstentions. It was succeeded by the Hamas-led Government of March 2006.


Question: Respond briefly. Describe the career of Maria Elizabeth (Marie) Levens.

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Maria Elizabeth (Marie) Levens (born 13 July 1950) is a politician who held the post of Foreign Minister of Suriname for 5 years (2000–2005)


Question: Describe the recent signing of Dwight Tiendalli to Oxford United.

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 Describe the recent signing of Dwight Tiendalli to Oxford United.

Oxford United have completed their second signing of the week with defender Dwight Tiendalli joining the squad in Portugal.
The 31-year-old is a Dutch international who started his career with Utrecht and Feyenord before winning the Dutch league with Twente. He then moved to Swansea City, where he played in their winning League Cup side in 2013 before a loan spell at Middlesbrough.
He joins United on a one year deal, signing 24 hours after James Henry joined the club.
“I'm delighted to be welcoming Dwight to our project, a player who boasts experience at the highest level of the English game and brings quality and versatility.


Question: Respond in 318 words. Describe the recent violence between Israel and Gaza.

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 Respond in 318 words. Describe the recent violence between Israel and Gaza.

BETHLEHEM (Ma’an) -- Israeli forces carried out several airstrikes on the besieged Gaza Strip during predawn hours on Thursday after a rocket was launched from Gaza and exploded near the border with Israel.
According to locals, Israeli forces targeted empty agricultural lands northwest of Beit Lahiya in the northern region, reportedly striking a site used by the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of the Hamas movement. Israeli forces also shelled another site northwest of Beit Lahiya in the area of al-Shayma also allegedly used by Hamas, causing a fire to break out in the area.
Meanwhile, in Gaza city Israeli forces targeted the al-Yarmouk site allegedly used by the al-Qassam brigades in al-Shujaiyya neigborhood in the eastern part of the city.
An Israeli army spokesperson told Ma’an that Israeli forces carried out airstrikes on three “Hamas outposts” in the northern part of the coastal enclave in response to a rocket launched from Gaza Wednesday night, adding that the Israeli army held the Hamas movement responsible for all attacks from the Gaza Strip, although other Palestinian militant groups are active in the small Palestinian enclave.
According to The Times of Israel, the mortar shell exploded near the border with Israel. No injuries or property damage was reported.
The incident marked the second wave of Israeli shelling to strike the besieged Gaza Strip in the span of a month, while a few weeks earlier the Israeli army fired missiles into the northern Gaza Strip town of Beit Hanoun that left at least five Palestinians injured in late August, after a rocket fired from Gaza fell inside the southern Israeli city of Sderot, with no injuries or damage reported by the Israeli army.
An Israeli army spokesperson confirmed in a statement at the time that both the Israeli air force and artillery tanks targeted two alleged Hamas posts in northern Gaza, where they claimed the rocket was fired from.


Question: Describe the Russian locality of Ekimchan.

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Ekimchan () is an urban locality (a work settlement) and the administrative center of Selemdzhinsky District of Amur Oblast, Russia, located on the right bank of the Selemdzha River. Population:


Question: Describe the legend of Namejs ring in Tērvete, Latvia. Respond in 7 sentences.

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 Describe the legend of Namejs ring in Tērvete, Latvia. Respond in 7 sentences.

Tērvete (liv. Terwenden) is a village in Tērvete Municipality, Latvia. Famous for the historic hillfort built for the kings of Western Zemgale in the Middle Ages.
According to popular legend the Semigallian king Nameisis made a ring called the "namejs" so he could be identified by his family. But his enemies got hold of this information and sought the ring to kill the king (during a war) to have victories. The villagers also created these rings in order to protect the King. And for this reason Namejs is a popular ring for Latvians.


Question: Respond in 25 sentences. "Have you ever had a unique experience while traveling?"

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 Respond in 25 sentences. "Have you ever had a unique experience while traveling?"

4am on my last day in Chengdu and I had the unique pleasure of sharing a bus with the team from North Korea. They were full of smiles and very pleasant.
The bus ride was about 50 minutes and I parted with the team at the terminal and tried to find my checkin desk. It wasn't there, I was at the wrong terminal. An 800 metre walk ensued with all my luggage, down the road to the next terminal. I figured the bus driver must have dropped us all at the terminal that the DPRK team needed for their flight.
I checked in and made my way down to the gate lounge. 10 minutes later as I am sitting listening to music the North Korean team start walking in and a few of them see me again and point and smile and wave. Quite a surprise to see them. I did my best to ask them which gate they are leaving from, it was the one opposite mine according to one of the female players. So my flight was called and I got in line to get the bus out to the plane. As I was standing in line a couple of the players waved goodbye to me, they really seemed like very nice people.
I got on the bus and they were still in the terminal, I thought I guess I won't see them again for quite some time. So I made my way to my seat on the plane and I'm sitting there relaxing and watching people squeeze by. 5 minutes pass and I see one of the DPRK players. Again the whole team starts making their way past me, smiling and waving again. The whole thing has become kind of comical.
So we fly to Beijing and once we arrive I can be assured we will be parting ways for sure. At the baggage claim I ask them how long it will be to fly to Pyongyang for them. They tell me it is just over 2 hours. They ask how long my flight will be, I tell them 17 hours and facepalm. They laugh a little and then we part ways, this time for certain.
It was a unique experience to be closer to one of the most unique teams in the world, from a country that is really behind closed doors. They were an incredibly pleasant team and I hope I can meet them again in the near future.
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Question: What happened when the man in Sandston, Virginia removed an electrified fence he had erected?

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 What happened when the man in Sandston, Virginia removed an electrified fence he had erected?

HENRICO COUNTY, Va. -- A Sandston man took down an electrified fence he erected early Tuesday morning.
The fence separated his front yard, on E. Berry Street and S. Wilson Way, from a Henrico County school bus stop.
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Question: Have you heard about Fadi and his family?

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 Have you heard about Fadi and his family?

Fadi Shaludi, 14, has not left his house since November. Every day, he sees the children from his neighborhood go off to school. He especially misses playing football with his friends and walking around Jerusalem’s Old City.
Fadi is under house arrest. He fears going downstairs, let alone to the corner shop next to his home. His punishment came after he was charged with throwing stones at Israeli troops during confrontations in Silwan, the area of occupied East Jerusalem where he lives, in October.
That incident also resulted in his mother, Shifa Obeido, being put under house arrest on charges of “incitement.” She awaits a trial that will likely see her forcibly transferred from Jerusalem.
Originally from Hebron, Shifa was granted temporary residency and began a family unification process after marrying a Jerusalemite. Her residency was revoked, however, after her husband married a second time.
Without papers from the Israeli authorities, Shifa is already prepared to be transferred.
Samer Shaludi, Shifa’s 17-year-old son, was meanwhile sentenced to five months in prison, also on charges of throwing stones with his brother.
But it is the younger of the two children that Shifa worries about the most.
Making matters worse is a constant feeling of guilt.
Fadi is among dozens of Palestinian minors in Jerusalem held under indefinite house arrest as they await trial. Accurate numbers are hard to come by, said Amjad Abu Asab, spokesperson for the Jerusalem-based Committee to Support Prisoners, Former Prisoners and their Families. But he estimates that at least 60 currently face indefinite or lengthy periods of house arrest.
On no occasion yet has a minor under house arrest escaped further punishment at trial.
This forces some families to rent apartments outside Jerusalem to meet the conditions of house arrest without knowing how long the situation will continue.
Apart from the strict conditions imposed on them and their families, children under house arrest face almost daily raids by Israeli police.
“The police break into our house regularly. They come after midnight to confirm that my son hasn’t violated the house arrest,” said Abir Abu Shahwan, mother of Nour Abu Shahwan, who has been under house arrest since June last year.
Abir believes that the aim of such raids is intimidation and retaliation.
“They obviously know that the child has not left and will not dare to go out, yet they choose to raid the homes when the entire family is sleeping,” she said.
For his part, 16-year-old Nour complains of boredom and frustration.
Palestinian social worker Dalal Ali-Oweis believes that the impact of house arrest on children and their families have not been adequately studied.
“House arrests shift the battlefield from the courts and prisons to our own homes,” the social worker said. She was on her way back from a visit to her imprisoned — in an actual prison — 17-year-old son.
“They transform the house into a prison, the mother into a prison guard who ensures her son does not violate the conditions of his house arrest. This provokes endless divisions and conflicts among the one family,” she said.
Fatena Tawil’s two children, Zaid, 16, and Seif, 15, have been under house arrest since 27 June. Fatena and her husband paid 20,000 shekels ($5,000) for each in bail and now have to ensure their children do not leave the house as they await trial.
Seif and Zaid used to go to the gym every day after school and play football in Beit Hanina, another part of East Jerusalem. Despite the boredom, they say they have never thought of violating the house arrest.
“We have to resist the temptations because our parents will pay a huge amount of money if we don’t,” said Seif, who, despite eight months caged in his house, remains optimistic. He spends most of his time following the news on TV or social media.
He and his brother have also begun helping their mother with chores like cleaning and washing up.
“The only positive things that have emerged out of this terrible situation is that it has forced them to become more patient and endure hardships like adults,” Fatena said.
Zaid has a hearing scheduled for later this month.
Time spent under house arrest does not count toward any sentence from the court. Many children end up serving the full prison sentence imposed on them on top of house arrest.
Zaid’s preference for jail over house arrest is therefore not unusual.
Baker Oweis, son of social worker Dalal Ali-Oweis, also opted for prison over house arrest.
“Among the conditions of his release to house arrest were that he should remain in a house outside Jerusalem,” Dalal recalled.
“Not only could we not afford that, but Baker also rejected the idea of leaving Jerusalem. I also did not want to subject my other children to the trauma of seeing police break into our house to check that Baker is at home. So for us, prison the lesser of two evils,” she said.
Now held in Megiddo prison, Baker is serving six months on charges of stone-throwing.
The throwing of stones or Molotov cocktails are the most common charges that lead to children being placed under house arrest in Jerusalem.
Children under house arrest do not receive psychological counseling. The frustration remains within the family.
“Not all the families have the financial resources and the mental fortitude to deal with this for a long time,” said Dalal, lamenting the lack of social networks to support affected families.
“Imprisonment, whether in your house or in a real jail, is always difficult. But if you feel that others are supporting you, it mitigates the pain a little. You are not alone,” she added.
With the hearings of both her sons approaching, Fatena Tawil is more nervous than ever.
“It is really hard to expect a positive outcome. We cannot count on their courts to bring justice,” she said of the Israeli legal system.
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Question: What is the L-arabinose operon?

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The L-arabinose operon, also called the ara or "araBAD" operon, is an operon required for the breakdown of the five-carbon sugar, L-arabinose, in "Escherichia coli". The L-arabinose operon contains three structural genes: "araB", "araA", "araD" (collectively known as "araBAD"), which encode for three metabolic enzymes that are required for the metabolism of L-arabinose. AraB (ribulokinase), AraA (an isomerase), AraD (an epimerase) produced by these genes catalyse conversion of L-arabinose to an intermediate of the pentose phosphate pathway, D-xylulose-5-phosphate.


Question: What is Stuss or Jewish Faro?

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Stuss or Jewish Faro is a card game, a variant of faro. In this version (played in house games, back rooms, and saloons) the cards are dealt from the dealer's hand, not from a shoe. Also, the house wins all the money when drawing two equal cards, as opposed to half in traditional faro. This greatly increases the house's advantage over its patrons.


Question: What is an inquisitor armillatus? Respond briefly.

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Inquisitor armillatus is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Pseudomelatomidae, the turrids and allies.