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 Provide an overview of the parashah Noach and explain what it can teach young children.

When do we read Noach?
In this week’s parashah, Noach, we hear from Noah’s unnamed wife. She reminds us that it is not easy being one of the women in the Torah. Although these women ensured the future of humanity and of our people Israel, too often they are unnamed, demonized, silenced, or forgotten.
Babel On . . .
Can Noah be viewed as righteous, or, is Noah better understood as righteous "in his generation?" Read these questions and ideas and discuss this Torah portion with young children.
Explore this week’s Torah portion, Noach, with “Family Shabbat Table Talk” lessons, perfect for families with tweens.
In this week’s parasha, Noah is told by God to make an ark before a big flood. He is told to gather animals two by two and bring them aboard, along with his family. After the flood, God promises never to destroy God's people again, and the generations that are born are listed. Listen now to hear these names and to find out what happens when people try to build a tower to the sky!


Question: Analyze the current movement of Ethereum Classic (ETC) and provide your thoughts on the current trend and potential opportunities for NEO and XRP exposure.

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 Analyze the current movement of Ethereum Classic (ETC) and provide your thoughts on the current trend and potential opportunities for NEO and XRP exposure.

At the time of writing, all the top-20 ranked crypto coins were sporting a bearish trend. The only exception being Ethereum Classic, ETC/USD pair (as of 6th July 2018). The movement of ETC/USD, over past 72 hours, ETC has surpassed two major moving averages, the 55-day and 100-day moving average, and is continuing on the upward trend.
Ethereum Classic (ETC) is Going Up!
As can be observed from the chart, at the time of writing, ETC/USD pair was sporting $17.646 USD (2.02%). The low, at the time of writing, shows $17.305 USD. If observed from the month of March, the price action of the said pair had been showing largely a bearish trend, like most other cryptocurrencies at that time. The Q1 of 2018 had seen massive bearish trends due to hacks of some cryptocurrency exchanges like Coincheck, and regulations brought in by several countries.
The CoinRail hack (occurred on 10th June) shows a sharp drop from low $14.922 USD on 9th June to low $12.731 USD on 10th June. The effect could also be observed among other top-ranked cryptocurrencies.
The green candles are indicating a buy momentum and the trend may follow for some time. The price may go down if there is news about another crypto exchange hack or if weaknesses are discovered by the investigative firms. Currently, the investigative firms are constantly keeping an eye on the exchanges, how they administrate, protect data, and handle any potential threats.
Coming back to the charts, the ETC/USD pair can currently be showing an uptrend as Coinbase has already announced that Ethereum Classic is going to be on the list. The listing is bound to generate some interest among the crypto enthusiasts and investors. Thus, one can expect it to have a major impact on the price action of the pair. As of now, as it is still uncertain when the listing will go live, the speculations are generating a little interest and pushing it towards Buy. The trend may continue if all goes well. Ethereum Classic is certainly exposed to volatility as the price of the pair continues to move around the 17.500 mark.
What is to be observed at the moment is whether the ETC/USD pair will break the 18.000 level and move closer to the $20 USD. From current observations, the price movement of ETC/USD is sporting the green quite strongly.
Do the Technicals Make a Fresh Case for NEO and XRP Exposure?


Question: What is Bull's Lock? Respond in 15 words.

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Bull's Lock is a lock on the Kennet and Avon Canal, at Newbury, Berkshire, England.


Question: What is Pierre Montan Berton's background? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Pierre Montan Berton (7 January 1727 – 14 May 1780) was a French composer and conductor. He resided primarily in Paris and was an opera director.


Question: Have you heard about Intel's Pocket PC?

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One of the most interesting devices Intel showed off at Computex was their Tiger Rapids prototype, but the company was also working on another device over the last 2 years.
In development since 2016, their Pocket PC above is powered by an Intel Kaby Lake Y processor and runs full Windows 10. While in phone mode it ran at low voltage without any fan.
Intel has however also developed a dock (a bit like the Samsung Dex docks) which contains a fan and which would allow active cooling of the PocketPC, and which would let the device be connected to a full keyboard, screen and mouse and offer a powerful desktop experience.
The Pocket PC is merely a prototype, and it appears was created mostly to show what is possible, but the idea is pretty intriguing for those who prefer a real one-device, always connected computing experience.
See the device captured in video by NotebookItalia below.


Question: What is happening with Xerox Square?

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Xerox Square is at less than 50 percent occupancy.
Xerox is leaving downtown Rochester.
On Friday, the company announced it would relocate all of its employees from Xerox Square to its Phillips Road campus in the town of Webster by the end of the year.
The transition will be staggered throughout the year as new workspaces are readied, and Xerox will be out of the building completely before the end of 2018. Xerox is the building's only tenant.
Xerox spokesperson Bill McKee said there would be no layoffs related to the move. He could not provide an exact number of employees who worked in the high-rise building but said it was "several hundred."
The move comes after the company negotiated an early termination of its lease.
Xerox sold the building to Buckingham Properties in 2013 for $40 million. At the time of the sale, 1,400 Xerox employees worked in the tower. Xerox leased back several floors of office space after the sale. Under the original agreement, that lease was set to run through 2021.
"The move will reinforce our commitment to the region by aligning our employee resources on one campus," McKee said. "By relocating our employees to Xerox-owned facilities in Webster we will move them into our owned facilities, versus leased space. This transition will allow us to have all of our Monroe County employees on one campus."
Robert Duffy, president of the Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce, says the move makes good business sense for Xerox.
"Shifting those employees to Webster will certainly impact downtown," he said, "but we'll work hard within the downtown business community to fill that space. The most important thing is that these men and women are going to be in Webster and not leaving the area."
Finding companies looking to fill that kind of office space will be a challenge, as the need for traditional office space has dropped in the region, said Heidi Zimmer-Meyer of the Rochester Downtown Development Corporation.
That said, downtown has undergone a sea change of real estate development, brought about by savvy developers looking to transform city property into residential or innovative business space that is attractive to the current market, she said. The economy has diversified at the same time, which has helped mitigate the losses from the contraction of Rochester's Big Three companies (Kodak, Xerox and Bausch + Lomb).
About $2.2 billion has been invested in downtown since 2000, which includes projects now built and occupied, plus what’s in the pipeline, she said. Also, 1.65 million square feet of office space has been converted to housing in downtown since 2014.
In looking at all of these trends, Xerox leaving downtown isn’t as big of a blow as it would have been decades ago — “We are waking up in 2018 in a very different environment,” Zimmer-Meyer said.
Xerox continues to be an important part of Rochester's economy, said City of Rochester spokesperson Jessica Alaimo.
"The City of Rochester will continue working with RTS (Regional Transit Service) and other partners to ensure that relocated employees will be able to fully access their jobs," Alaimo said in a statement. "Xerox Square will remain a significant part of our Center City and it is important that it continues to be viable."
Some downtown business owners said Friday that their business might suffer from the departure of Xerox workers. But with an increasing number of downtown employers, the impact won't be catastrophic.
Andrew Vaccaro, head chef at the Winter Garden Café across the street says the move would probably impact the store's traffic during the morning coffee crowd.
"It might take a toll, but I think there are enough workers in the area to keep us busy,” he said.
A block away on Court Street is Di Pisa Old World Submarines, a popular lunchtime spot for Xerox workers.
"Hopefully it won’t be too big of a hit,” said manager Mickey Barnhart. "But when somebody new moves into their space, we hope they'll come over and check us out."
The fact that Xerox seems to be consolidating its workforce in Webster is good news for the businesses in that community, said Matt Chatfield of the Webster Economic Development Alliance.
The Webster campus lost hundreds of jobs when Conduent moved its operations from the Phillips Road campus to the old Macy’s building at Skyview on the Ridge in Irondequoit, but now it is essentially gaining those back, he said.
Webster remains the company’s largest global location, with more than 5 million square feet of office, manufacturing, lab and warehouse space. The campus encompasses 600 acres of land and approximately 50 buildings.
Xerox employs about 36,000 globally and 3,400 in Monroe County, said McKee.
“With occupancy at Xerox Square at less than 50 percent, it makes economic sense to relocate employees to available space that we own in Webster,” said Xerox CEO Jeff Jacobson.
The 30-story tower opened in 1967 and at 443 feet remains the tallest building in Rochester. Its dark concrete presence has loomed over the downtown skyline ever since. It served as the company's world headquarters until 1969.
Known for most of its life as Xerox Tower, the 2.7-acre downtown property includes an adjacent four-story auditorium, a two-story annex and an underground parking garage.


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Rochester is a railway station on the Deniliquin line in Victoria, Australia. It serves the town of Rochester.


Question: What is Hermann Starheimsæter's background?

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Question: Respond in 951 words. What is hunger in Minecraft?

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 Respond in 951 words. What is hunger in Minecraft?

This article is about the gameplay mechanic. For the status effect, see Hunger (status effect).
Hunger is a player-specific feature of Minecraft that regulates player's certain abilities (health regeneration and the ability to sprint) the value of which is managed by the player's activity.
The player's hunger value is shown on the heads-up display in the form of a hunger bar (also called food bar), which is similar to health bar (located above the hotbar), located opposite to it and represented by ten drumsticks ( ). One half of a drumstick ( ) represents one hunger point or half-unit of hunger, thus the full bar consists of twenty hunger points. It is replenished by eating food, and decreased by player's actions such as walking, sprinting, digging or attacking.
Various levels of player's hunger control health regeneration (or depletion) and the ability to sprint. When hunger is at a high enough value, the player's health will regenerate. If it falls below a specific threshold, the player loses ability to sprint. If the hunger bar is at zero, the player's health will deplete. The specific effects are described in the Effects of hunger section. The hunger value does not drain on Peaceful difficulty, and will regenerate if it is not at the maximum value.
An important aspect of hunger, which is not shown on the hunger bar, is called food saturation and controls decreasing of the hunger value. It depends on what the player has eaten last time. There is also a food exhaustion value, which controls decreasing of the food saturation level. How exactly they control the overall hunger value is described in more depth in the Mechanics section.
Certain foods have a chance of inflicting Hunger status effect on the player upon consumption, which causes the player's food bar to deplete faster. See also Food poisoning.
foodLevel: The player's current hunger level, which is shown on the hunger bar. Its initial value on world creation is 20 (full bar).
foodSaturationLevel: The player's current saturation level, which specifies how fast the hunger level depletes and is controlled by the kinds of food the player has eaten. Its maximum value always equals foodLevel's value and decreases with the hunger level. Its initial value on world creation is 5.
foodTickTimer: This variable is used when the hunger value either exceeds 18 ( ), or is at zero. It increases on every tick, and whenever it reaches 80 (4 seconds), it resets to zero and 1 ( ) is added or deducted, depending on whether the player is saturated or starving. If the player has a full 20 ( ), 1⁄6 of 1 ( ) times the player's saturation level is restored, up to a maximum of 1 ( ), when foodTickTimer reaches 10 (1⁄2 second), and foodTickTimer is reset to zero.
foodExhaustionLevel: The player's current exhaustion level, which specifies how fast the saturation level depletes. Its value is increased by player's actions (see Exhaustion level increase for specific values). Initial value is zero. When it reaches the maximum value of 4, it resets to zero and one point is subtracted from foodSaturationLevel.
As a visible sign that the saturation is used up, the hunger bar starts to shake or jitter periodically. When the saturation level is at zero, once the exhaustion value reaches 4, the total hunger value is decreased by one hunger point. Eating food replenishes both hunger and saturation levels (see Food level and saturation level restoration for specific values), with the hunger level being replenished first, which also increases the maximum allowed saturation level. For example, if a golden carrot (which gives 6 ( ) and 14.4 saturation points) is eaten by a player whose hunger bar is at 9 ( ) and saturation is below 1, its value will increase to 15 ( ), and the golden carrot's saturation potential will be fully used. However, if the hunger level is lower than 9 ( ), the specific foodstuff's saturation points will be wasted.
When the hunger bar is at 20 ( ) and there is still some saturation left, health regenerates at up to 1 ( ) health point each 1⁄2-second, costing 1.5 food points (6 units of exhaustion) per point healed.
When the hunger bar is at 18 ( ) or more with no saturation remaining, the player's health will slowly regenerate at a rate of 1 ( ) every 4 seconds, costing 1.5 food points (6 units of exhaustion) per point healed.
When the hunger bar is at 17 ( ) points or below, the player will not naturally regenerate health unless difficulty is switched to Peaceful.
If the hunger bar is at 6 ( ) points or below, then the player will not be able to sprint unless difficulty is switched to Peaceful.
When the hunger bar is at 0 ( ), the player's health will deplete at a rate of 1 ( ) every 4 seconds (this makes sleeping impossible). On Easy difficulty, the player's health stops dropping at 10 ( ), on Normal it stops at 1 ( ), and on Hard it keeps draining until either the player eats something or starves to death.
Health regenerates speed bonus from non-zero saturation only applies when the hunger bar is at 20.
Exhaustion rates decreased across the board: Swimming decreased from 0.015/m to 0.01/m, breaking blocks decreased from 0.025/block to 0.005/block, jumping decreased from 0.2/jump to 0.05/jump, sprint jumping decreased from 0.8/jump to 0.2/jump, attacking and taking damage both decreased from 0.3/attack to 0.1/attack, Hunger status effect decreased from 0.5/s to 0.1/s.
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Question: Do you know any moths of family Notodontidae found in Canada?

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Yet in the rapidly changing marijuana landscape, PharmEx is now one of three medical-only processors left in the entire state of Oregon.
On the retail end, it’s also grim. At the height of the medical marijuana industry in 2016, there were 420 dispensaries in Oregon available to medical cardholders. Today, only eight are left standing and only one of these medical dispensaries carries Berkovitz’s products.
Ironically, Oregon’s medical marijuana market has been on a downward spiral since the state legalized cannabis for recreational use in 2014. The option of making big money inspired many medical businesses to go recreational, dramatically shifting the focus away from patients to consumers. In 2015, the Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) took over the recreational industry. Between 2016 and 2018, nine bills were passed that expanded consumer access to marijuana while changing regulatory procedures on growing, processing and packaging.
In the shuffle, recreational marijuana turned into a million-dollar industry in Oregon, while the personalized patient-grower network of the medical program quietly dried up.
Now, sick people are suffering.
“For those patients that would need their medicine in an area that’s opted out of recreational sales, and they don’t have a grower or they’re not growing on their own, it does present a real access issue for those individuals,” said André Ourso, an administrator for the Center for Health Protection at the Oregon Health Authority.
The woes of the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program (OMMP) were outlined in a recently published report by the Oregon Health Authority. The analysis found the program suffers from “insufficient and inaccurate reporting and tracking,” “inspections that did not keep pace with applications”, and “insufficient funding and staffing”.
Operating outside of Salem, Oregon, PharmEx primarily makes extracts – a solid or liquid form of concentrated cannabinoids. Through his OMMP-licensed supply chain, he gets his high dose medicine to people who suffer from cancer, Crohn’s, HIV and other autoimmune diseases. Many are end-of-life patients.
These days, most recreational dispensaries sell both consumer and medical products, which are tax-free for cardholders. The problem for Berkovitz is that he’s only medically licensed. This means recreational dispensaries can’t carry his exacts. Legally, they can only sell products from companies with an OLCC license. Since issuing almost 1,900 licenses, the OLCC has paused on accepting new applications until further notice.
Limits on THC – a powerful active ingredient in cannabis products – are also an issue, according to Berkovitz. With the dawn of recreational dispensaries, the Oregon Health Authority began regulating THC content. A medical edible, typically in the form of a sweet treat, is now capped at 100mg THC, which Berkovitz says is not enough for a really sick person.
But with increased processing and testing costs, and a decrease on the number of plants a medical grower can produce, patients are likely to seek cannabis products in a more shadowy place – the black market.
“All the people that we made these laws for – the ones who are desperately ill – are being screwed right now and are directed to the black market,” said Karla Kay, the chief of operations at PharmEx.
Kay, who also holds a medical marijuana card for her kidney disease, said some patients she knows have resorted to buying high dose medical marijuana products illegally from local farmers markets – in a state that was one of the first to legally establish a medical cannabis industry back in 1998.
Moreover, the networks between medical patients, growers and processors have diminished.
The OMMP maintains a record of processors and the few remaining dispensaries, but no published list of patients or grow sites – a privacy right protected under Oregon law, much to the chagrin of law enforcement.
According to the Oregon Health Authority’s report, just 58 of more than 20,000 medical growers were inspected last year.
In eastern Oregon’s Deschutes county, the sheriff’s office and the district attorney have repeatedly requested the location of each medical marijuana grower in their county. They’ve been consistently denied by the Oregon Health Authority.
Recently, the sheriff has gone as far as hiring a detective to focus solely on enforcing marijuana operations.
“There is an overproduction of marijuana in Oregon and the state doesn’t have adequate resources to enforce the laws when it comes to recreational marijuana, medical marijuana, as well as ensuring the growth of hemp is within the THC guidelines,” said the Deschutes sheriff, Shane Nelson.
As of last February, the state database logged 1.1m pounds of cannabis flower, as reported by the Willamette Week in April. That’s three times what residents buy in a year, which means the excess is slipping out of the regulated market.
To help curb the trend, senate bill 1544 was passed this year to funnel part of the state’s marijuana tax revenues into the Criminal Justice Commission and provide the funding needed to go after the black market, especially when it comes to illicit Oregon weed being smuggled to other states. The program’s priority is “placed on rural areas with lots of production and diversion, and little law enforcement”, said Rob Bovett, the legal counsel with the Association of Oregon Counties, who crafted the bill.
As of 1 July, however, all medical growers that produce plants for three or more patients – about 2,000 growers in Oregon – must track their marijuana from seed-to-sale using the OLCC’s Cannabis Tracking System.


Question: What is the significance of MidAmerican Energy's Wind XII project?

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MidAmerican Energy is one project approval away from hitting its goal of supplying enough renewable energy to equal its customers' annual power demand, the utility announced Wednesday.
If Iowa regulators greenlight the utility's Wind XII project — a 591 MW wind investment filed the same day — the utility will be able to generate enough renewable electricity over the course of a year to match the electricity demand from its customers, though MidAmerican will still produce electricity from other sources when wind is not available.
The announcement follows a number of moves from utilities in the Great Plains to increase wind capacity. In many cases, executives say, building new wind farms in the region can be cheaper than operating existing power plants.
Wednesday's announcement marks a dramatic shift in MidAmerican's power mix. In 2004, 70% of the utility's generation came from coal and it had no wind on its system.
Today, coal is less than a third of the utility's generation, and it is preparing to site enough wind to meet its customers' annual power demand. The utility will still need other resources — like natural gas and coal plants — to supply power when wind is not available, but company leaders nonetheless treated the announcement as a major milestone.
"We have been able to invest in renewables while at the same time keeping electric rates affordable for the long term," CEO Adam Wright said in a statement, noting that the utility will not ask for a rate increase to pay for the project.
That investment is possible due to historically low prices for wind energy in the Great Plains, and MidAmerican is far from the only utility to notice. Last year, Xcel Energy CEO Ben Fowke told Utility Dive his company can often build wind projects for less than it would cost to provide fuel to its legacy plants.
"We're looking at [prices] in the low teens to low 20s [in dollars/MWh] — not starting prices, but levelized across the 25-year life of the project," he said. "That beats gas, even at today’s prices."
The MidAmerican Wind XII project is currently pending at the Iowa Utilities Board under docket RPU-2018-0003.


Question: What's the deal with Intiva Token?

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Information is pre-verified, securely stored, and readily available.
Intiva Health, a career platform for medical professionals, is introducing a token sale, that it calls the first of its kind to serve the licensed medical professional market.
The Intiva Token will serve the medical professional market by offering incentives to participate in the Intiva Health Platform.
The Intiva Health Platform is an all-in-one solution to automate the onerous tasks of credential and licensure management, continuing education, and discovering job opportunities for healthcare professionals.
Every time an end-user action is taken, they will receive a token reward. Simultaneously, this user action improves the quality of data on the Intiva Health Platform.
Intiva Tokens will be used to purchase goods and services on the Intiva Health Platform, such as continuing medical education (CME) courses, malpractice insurance, and medical devices or equipment, and unlock special benefits on the platform.
The ICO will be sold to accredited investors only under Reg D 506c. There is a hard cap of Intiva Tokens with pre-sale beginning on 19 April 2018. Persons who are not US citizens can purchase Intiva Tokens during the Intiva Token pre-sale and sale in foreign jurisdictions, the company says.
Intiva Health also has plans to expand its platform to include a 'ReadyDoc' credential verification solution, built on top of Swirlds hashgraph distributed ledger technology. Swirlds is a software platform designed to build fully distributed applications that harness the power of the cloud without servers.
According to Intiva, ReadyDoc aims to disrupt the existing broken, slow, and error-prone healthcare credentialing system, which can take weeks or even months to verify credentials, and is subject to tampering. It will act between health systems and facilities across the US, allowing organisations to instantly verify credentials.
It will replace the current processes of credentialing and primary source verification by storing documents and credentials in a hashgraph-based distributed ledger, says Intiva.
Providers and facilities can obtain information that is pre-verified, securely stored, and readily available, creating an ongoing, self-auditing verification of provider work history and clinical reputation.


Question: Provide an example of how Vice President Mike Pence is taking action in the 2018 midterm elections.

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 Provide an example of how Vice President Mike Pence is taking action in the 2018 midterm elections.

Vice President Mike Pence is putting his imprint on the 2018 midterm elections, doling out contributions to three dozen Republican candidates — many of whom have been steadfast allies of the White House.
Pence is cutting his first batch of checks through his newly formed political action committee, Great America Committee. The vice president is giving financial support to a slate of high-profile candidates that includes Missouri Senate hopeful Josh Hawley, Nevada gubernatorial contender Adam Laxalt, and Florida Gov. Rick Scott, who is eyeing a potential Senate bid.
Not on the list: besieged Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore, who is facing accusations that he engaged in sexual misconduct with teenagers when he was in his 30s.
Looking to reward those who have been loyal to the administration, Pence is wading into several prospective primaries. Among those getting checks are Tennessee Rep. Marsha Blackburn, a Senate hopeful who is facing a fight for the Republican nomination, and Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso. Several potential Barrasso primary opponents have emerged, including investor Foster Friess and Blackwater founder Erik Prince.
"The vice president is grateful to those who have gone above and beyond to promote the president's policies. He will always stand with those who stand with the president's agenda," said Alyssa Farah, a Pence spokeswoman.
Pence is also filling the coffers of a half-dozen members of the House Freedom Caucus, including the group’s chairman, North Carolina Rep. Mark Meadows.
Several White House advisers, including political director Bill Stepien, legislative director Marc Short, counselor Kellyanne Conway and Pence chief of staff Nick Ayers, helped to craft the list of recipients.
Pence launched the political action committee earlier this year. That move that led to speculation that the vice president was looking to expand his profile ahead of a potential future national bid, something his advisers deny.


Question: Respond in 21 words. What is Sporinite?

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Sporinite is a kind of exinite maceral found in coal formed from spores and pollen. It is a Type II kerogen.


Question: What do you think of Elizabeth Warren's DNA test controversy?

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 What do you think of Elizabeth Warren's DNA test controversy?

Desperate to defend Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren’s disastrous political stunt of taking a DNA test to try to prove Native American heritage, late Thursday morning, MSNBC Political Analyst and SiriusXM Director of Progressive Programming Zerlina Maxwell actually insinuated that the Cherokee Nation was racist, following their statement condemning Warren.
So to be clear, I think that while the rollout of the DNA test and the decision to do a DNA test to be able to, quote, “prove” that she is part Cherokee, may not have been the best method. I also think that the Cherokee Nation’s response was problematic because it actually ignores the fact that DNA testing historically has been used to exclude black natives from tribal affiliation. And so, that history has been completely lost in this entire conversation, and that’s potentially very unfortunate.
A Democratic senator falsely claims to be Native American to advance her academic career, she does a DNA test showing that she may only be 1/1024th of that heritage, and one of her left-wing defenders attacks the Cherokee Nation as racist after they rightfully call out Warren for trying to misappropriate their culture. The contortions that the liberal media go through to defend Democrats are truly astounding.
CRAIG MELVIN: Zerlina, I want to talk to you about something we were talking about in the commercial break, Elizabeth Warren, considered by many to be a possible frontrunner. Perhaps you heard, she released her DNA test results earlier this week, and revealed that she has some Native American roots. She’s long claimed that she’s part Cherokee. Cherokee Nation, Secretary of State Cherokee Nation, said in a statement, “DNA testing cannot prove that Warren is Cherokee or any other tribe.” There’s Chuck Hoskin Jr., Secretary of State.
Do we think that the decision itself was a mistake? Do we think that the timing was a mistake? What do we make of the political calculation of Elizabeth Warren releasing these DNA test results 20 days away from the midterms?
ZERLINA MAXWELL [SIRIUSXM, DIRECTOR OF PROGRESSIVE PROGRAMMING]: I think it’s a complicated answer. I think that it wasn’t fully a smooth rollout of the DNA testing and the video, and it put to bed a lot of the controversy. Obviously it was because President Trump had said he was going to give a million dollars to a charity if she could prove, using a DNA test, that she was part native. She did that. He’s not giving the money to the charity. He also denied saying that. So it sort of puts him on the defensive in some ways.
But in terms of the Cherokee Nation’s statement, I found that to be ridiculous. I am also part Cherokee, but I have not taken a DNA test. I’m not trying to join a tribe or claim membership in a tribe, and neither did Elizabeth Warren.


Question: Explain the situation surrounding Robert Mueller's request for 70 blank subpoenas in Virginia.

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 Explain the situation surrounding Robert Mueller's request for 70 blank subpoenas in Virginia.

(CN) – Special Counsel Robert Mueller on Thursday filed a request for 70 blank subpoenas in the Virginia court presiding over one of two criminal proceedings involving former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
The two-page filing doesn’t offer much in the way of details, but each subpoena orders the recipient to appear at the federal courthouse in Alexandria on July 10 at 10 a.m. to testify at Manafort’s trial on charges stemming from Mueller’s investigation of Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
Although Manafort faces no charges related to the Trump campaign, he is accused in cases filed both in Alexandria, Virginia and Washington, D.C. of hiding the work he did for and the money he made from a Russia-friendly political party in Ukraine and former Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych.
In Virginia, he is also accused of concealing foreign bank accounts, falsifying his income taxes and failing to report foreign bank accounts.
In Washington, Manafort faces counts of conspiracy to launder more than $30 million, making false statements, failing to follow lobbying disclosure laws and working as an unregistered foreign agent.
The request comes one day before Manafort is expected to appear in a Virginia federal court where his attorney, Kevin Downing, will make a case for dropping of several counts against his client.
In a filing Monday night, Downing requested a hearing to air his concerns that Manafort’s chances at a fair trial have been spoiled thanks to media reports featuring leaks from anonymous government officials.


Question: Describe the details of Operation Tango and Cash.

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 Describe the details of Operation Tango and Cash.

This morning, federal, state and local authorities arrested 15 individuals without incident, including San Antonio-based ringleaders Francisco Cerda and John Paul Flores, on federal drug charges stemming from a methamphetamine and cocaine trafficking investigation announced United States Attorney Richard L. Durbin, Jr.; Drug Enforcement Administration Special Agent in Charge Joseph M. Arabit, Houston Division; and, Federal Bureau of Investigation Special Agent in Charge Christopher Combs, San Antonio Division.
A federal grand jury indictment unsealed today charges those arrested today, along with six additional defendants who were previously arrested, with one count of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute methamphetamine. The defendants, with the exception of Romero-Zelaya, Alvarez-Torres, Sosa, Robinson, Rios and Olivas, are also charged with one count of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine. Cerda also faces eight substantive drug distribution charges. Below is a list of the defendants.
In addition to the arrests, authorities have seized approximately 22 kilograms of methamphetamine, four kilograms of cocaine, and over $91,000 in U.S. Currency attributed to this organization during this investigation.
Upon conviction of either conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine or conspiracy to distribute cocaine, the defendants face sentences of up to 20 years in federal prison.
“The success of Operation Tango and Cash and the corresponding arrests serve as an example of the exceptional teamwork among law enforcement agencies in the San Antonio region. This operation dismantled the activities of a dangerous criminal organization that was responsible for smuggling and distributing large quantities of narcotics throughout the State of Texas. The DEA will continue to focus our resources on drug trafficking organizations that oversee, coordinate, and facilitate the transportation and distribution of illegal drugs in our communities,” stated DEA Special Agent in Charge Joseph M. Arabit.
This investigation was conducted by the DEA, FBI, Texas Department of Public Safety, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), United States Marshals Service, Bexar County Sheriff’s Office, Bexar County District Attorney’s Office, San Antonio Police Department, Live Oak Police Department, Seguin Police Department, New Braunfels Police Department, and the Texas National Guard Counter Drug.


Question: What is the description of "Lactarius subtorminosus"?

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Lactarius subtorminosus is a member of the "milk-cap" genus "Lactarius" in the order Russulales. Described as new to science by William Chambers Coker in 1918, it is known from North America. The whitish to cream-colored cap reaches in diameter and is tomentose, with margins folded inward. The gills are packed closely together, and are cream when mature. Gills that are cut will first turn pink then light brown. The stem is about long and thick, white overall with a few cream dots, and covered with a dense layer of small hairs. When cut or injured, the fruit bodies will ooze a sparse whitish latex with a taste similar to cypress wood. The spores are roughly spherical, warted, and measure 5.8–6.5 by 6.5–7 μm. "Lactarius subtorminosus" may be distinguished from the similar "L. torminosus" by its milder latex and smaller spores.


Question: Explain how the Lisk platform is expanding to show its power.

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 Explain how the Lisk platform is expanding to show its power.

After the rebranding, the Lisk platform seeks developers and project to show its power.
Lisk (LSK) has hit yet another milestone, as its founder Max Kordek announced the creation of "The Pioneer's Vault", a fund of LSK coins available for supporting side chain innovation.
"The Pioneer’s Vault consists of my personal LSK assets, which are reserved for investments in promising Lisk sidechain projects. I’m pleased to announce that I will personally pledge 1,700,000 LSK to this initiative," wrote Max Kordek in a recent blog.
LSK has received a boost and now trades above $30, with the weekly rally taking it 40% higher.
The LSK digital asset is also fighting for wider adoption, this time the community gathering around the Bitindia vote to list a new coin.
The results would be known in a few days. Curiously, for a European project, most of the trading for LSK happens in Asia, with a strong share on the Korean exchange Upbit, balanced by trading on Binance. LSK is also listed on an array of smaller exchanges.
At the moment, high activity in LSK trading has made the asset unavailable through Shapeshift. The tool, while suitable for beginners, holds the risk of suspending an asset without warning, thus blocking the user from selling.
The promised rebranding, or a relaunch of the Lisk ecosystem, is scheduled for the end of the month. The additional mentions and attention may boost the LSK market price, at least in the coming days, in addition to the more positive mood on the markets.
But the Lisk platform has not waited for the rebranding to complete before opening up for ICOs. There are already projects in the pipeline, such as Sapiens, a platform to manage personal and academic credentials. The Sapiens project is still in the experimental stage, but has chosen the Lisk platform to run its blockchain solutions.
Moosecoin is another project, a platform for authors to manage music rights and distribution. Moracle is another interesting project, dealing with the problem of "oracles", or mechanism to supply accurate data to smart contracts. While the launch dates are unknown, the Lisk platform would only benefit, as ecosystems need ICOs to show their usability. In 2018, most ecosystem projects will face the challenge of supplying new projects on their blockchain.


Question: Who is Hansley Alexander Martinez Garcia? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Hansley Alexander Martínez García (born 3 March 1991) is a Dominican footballer who plays as a defender for local club Moca FC and the Dominican Republic national team.
Martínez was part of Dominican Republic campaign at the 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifying process.


Question: Provide a description of Alex Almeida Martins. Respond in 3 sentences.

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Alex Almeida Martins (born ) is a Brazilian former futsal player who played as a winger and pivot. Throughout his career Alex won three Belgian league titles and the 2004–05 UEFA Futsal Cup with Belgian side Action 21 and four Portuguese league titles with Sporting CP. He also scored a total of 40 goals in the UEFA Futsal Cup, making him one of the most prolific goalscorers in the continent's top competition.


Question: Register for the Christian Transhumanist Conference 2018

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 Register for the Christian Transhumanist Conference 2018

National Geographic has just announced that they will be sponsoring the Christian Transhumanist Conference 2018.
They will provide free food & drink for all registrants — plus a special advance screening of their docu-series MARS. Mars Season 2 premieres on November 12; we’ll get an exclusive sneak peek while we eat.
Seats for this historic conference are filling up fast—Register now!


Question: What tips can you provide on how to write effective code reviews?

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Code reviews are quickly becoming an industry standard practice for improving software quality. Open source workflows slowly become business best practices as businesses start to appreciate the costs of technical debt and become more concerned with software quality. Over the past decade, the absence of unit testing in the workplace eventually turned into a required developer skill. The days of submitting our first draft as a finished piece of work are gone: peer code reviews are the next developer core competency for software quality, inherited from social coding features of popular open source coding platforms like GitHub.
GitHub released its formal code review workflow just a few months ago, but informally, code reviews have been a foundation of the platform for years thanks to features like pull requests and inline comments. Its competitors, such as BitBucket and GitLab, share similar features. Code review tools also exist for self-managed solutions, like JIRA plug-in, Crucible.
Code reviews mean we no longer work by ourselves: coding is a social process. Even if we write code by ourselves, at least one other person will check it before it is committed to a shared repository. This has the potential to create conflicts between developers as two or more persons with strong opinions inevitably collide. This is something we're all susceptible to: sometimes we fail to remain humble or objective in the face of criticism of our work, but it is not just the reviewee's fault when conflicts occur; sometimes the reviewer hasn't done a good enough job writing the review.
How do we write good code reviews? A detailed guide to code reviews has been published by thoughtbot and even adopted by GitLab, and it's a great read, but this article proposes effective code review with just two simple rules.
For every comment we make as a reviewer we must ensure both rules are followed: it is insufficient to do just one of these things. But all too often, a reviewer will leave a comment that does just one, which is often why conflicts and frustration occur between author and reviewer. Let's look at each rule in more detail to see why both are important, but by themselves are insufficient.
Identifying a problem is crucial to establishing that a change is necessary. If there is no problem, why should the author feel compelled to make a change? Offer objective evidence that establishes a problem really exists and thus incentivise the author to make a change.
Sometimes we identify a problem but don't have a solution to offer. It is not strictly incorrect to leave such a comment on a review, but such comments often offer little value because if we don't have a solution there's nothing to suggest the author does either. If we're lucky, someone else might have a solution, but it is incorrect to require the author to make a change based on a problem without a solution because we wouldn't be able to do a better job ourselves.
Take the time to propose at least one solution to the problem. Nothing motivates the author to revisit their code to make a change like seeing a better solution well presented. If we can propose several alternatives, all better than the original, this empowers the author to choose the one they prefer, further encouraging them to make a change. Don't be afraid to write code in a review: someone has to write it, and there's no reason why the original author has to do all the work, because social coding is a collaborative process through which the best results can only be delivered by working together.
However, beware of proposing solutions without establishing the existence of a problem! This is the most common mistake made by inexperienced reviewers whom state, do it this way instead, without establishing why. If we cannot explain why our solution is better than the current implementation the author is not compelled to make a change. Sometimes our instincts are correct, our solution is better, but we must develop the skill to objectively express why our approach is better. Never assume it is obvious to the reader that we are correct without offering proof.
Sometimes our solution is not better, it is just different. Sometimes, through trying to prove our solution is better, we realize even before publishing our comment that it isn't better, it's just an alternative. In this case we're just inflicting our personal preferences on others; this is why it's paramount to identify the problem before proposing a solution.
The focus of this article is on writing code reviews, but it would be remiss not to mention the author's responsibility when submitting code for review. When we submit code there is just one simple rule to follow.
Never submit the first draft.
The first person to review our work must always be ourselves. It places an unfair burden on the reviewer and wastes their time to spot mistakes we could have found ourselves. Every problem the reviewer identifies in our work should teach us something new; if it does not, we didn't do a good enough job checking our work before submission.
Code reviews are becoming commonplace both with collaborators in online communities and with colleagues in the workplace. By following two simple rules we can ensure we write better code reviews, reducing the chance of conflicts and frustration through miscommunication, and insodoing gain the respect and admiration of our peers for helping them write better code together with us.
And remember: don't be too hard on others, or yourself; we all make mistakes.


Question: Describe the box-office performance of recent movies.

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This 40-years-later sequel not only sets a new high-bar for the moribund franchise, but for the whole slasher genre.
'Peter Rabbit' was able to easily hold off all competition as 'Pacific Rim: Uprising' opens lower than its predecessor.
Delivers just as many laughs and as much spectacle as the first...but why doesn't it land as well?
'Peter Rabbit' opens big, 'Paddington'-style, in time for Easter.
A taut, fun riot of a movie. One helluva 90-minute ride.
'Black Panther' and 'The Greatest Showman' top the a rather weak showing at the box-office as nothing new showed up to crack the Top 10.
Jordan Peele's directorial debut is a racially-charged triumph of the horror-genre.
Black Panther' comes out on top again in the wake of poor UK weather while counter-programming 'Red Sparrow', 'Game Night' and 'Kobiety mafii' perform decently.
An adequate remake, but only because everything that works here the original did a hundred times better.


Question: "Provide a brief summary of Antwon Burton's football career."

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Antwon Burton (born June 11, 1983) is a former American football defensive tackle. He was signed by the Denver Broncos as an undrafted free agent in 2006. He played college football at Temple.
Burton was also a member of the Cincinnati Bengals, Kansas City Chiefs, St. Louis Rams, Carolina Panthers, Florida Tuskers, Sacramento Mountain Lions and Virginia Destroyers.


Question: Describe the prosecution of "Master Raghav" for witchcraft, extortion and fraud.

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A man who calls himself “Master Raghav” has been charged with witchcraft, extortion and fraud after allegedly charging a Toronto man $101,000 to remove an evil spirit.
Toronto police say the offences took place in February and March 2017, when Master Raghav advertised his services as an astrologer and psychic.
A 44-year-old man seeking psychic services was told by Master Raghav that a sick family member had fallen victim to an evil spirit, which could be removed for $101,000.
Murali Muthyalu, 37, of India has been charged with witchcraft, extortion and fraud.
Police say the investigation is ongoing and request anyone with information to call 416-808-5500, Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477), online at www.222tips.com , or text TOR and your message to CRIMES (274637).


Question: What do you know about Richard Joseph Pearson?

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Richard Joseph Pearson (born May 2, 1938) is a Canadian archaeologist.


Question: Tell me more about Larry Summers and his views on Trump and the GOP tax plan.

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Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers talks Trump and tax policy in the latest POLITICO Money podcast.
BROOKLINE, Mass. — Larry Summers thinks it’s “crazy” that President Donald Trump spends so much time bragging about how great he’s been for the stock market.
The former Treasury secretary and current Harvard professor argues that Trump, who tweets regularly about new stock market records, is setting himself up for a crushing blow if markets tumble.
Summers said avoiding daily market commentary was a hallmark of the presidential administrations in which he served, those of Bill Clinton and Barack Obama. “In both administrations I’ve been part of, we talked about how we focused on the fundamentals and if the fundamentals stayed strong over time, then markets would take care of themselves,” he said.
Summers also assailed the GOP tax plan, H.R. 1 (115), dismissing it as the fever dream of Republican donors and supported by promises of rosy economic growth that are unlikely to materialize. He cited retention of a tax benefit for private-equity fund managers, elimination of an adoption tax credit and the phasing out of the inheritance tax, among other issues, as fundamentally undermining the GOP tax plan.
“It is hard to see any common thread or coherent principle except for rewarding moneyed interests that is behind that set of proposals,” Summers said.
House lawmakers and Trump administration officials selling the tax plan say it would boost corporate prospects and deliver widespread benefits to middle-class taxpayers.
The economist and onetime Harvard president also blasted Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin for asserting that the tax plan, which centers on reducing the corporate tax rate, will unleash so much growth that it won’t cost anything and will instead help pay down the federal debt.
“There is a range of estimates that a reasonable and thoughtful person could have and then there are estimates that if you have them you can really only have them if you were ignorant to the subject or if you were being motivated by politics,” said Summers, who has emerged as a leading critic of the GOP plan on the left.
A Treasury spokesman declined to comment on Summers’ remarks.
In the wide-ranging conversation, Summers also reflected on his failed candidacy to become chair of the Federal Reserve four years ago. Summers was initially Obama’s top choice for the job but a campaign by progressives in favor of Janet Yellen ultimately derailed Summers’ chances.
Summers also said he felt good about what he accomplished in his five-year tenure as Harvard’s leader, from increased scholarships to a greater focus on undergraduate life. But he expressed regret over comments in 2005 about how innate differences in boys and girls might help explain the lack of female scientists and mathematicians at top universities.


Question: Hey, what's the latest news?

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A Colorado teenager has been charged with first-degree murder after allegedly stabbing his stepfather Friday night at their home in the city of Aurora and posting video of the dying man on Snapchat, according to the Denver Post.
Celena Vinson called the police to report the attack. Owensby was transported to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Nickolas Vinson allegedly used a 7-inch blade to stab Owensby multiple times in the neck, back, side and left shoulder. Owensby’s aorta was perforated and arterial blood splatter covered the walls of the basement. Police say that the stabbing took place near Nickolas’ bedroom in the basement of the trilevel home.
According to a police affidavit, Nickolas called his brother around 7 p.m. Friday to say that he had killed their stepfather because Owensby wanted to kick him out of the house.
When police called Nickolas, he allegedly confessed to the killing and told them that he had driven away from the home to say his final goodbyes, since he would be away for a long time. The cops intercepted him before he got too far.
The Vinsons had been living with Owensby for 14 years prior to the killing.


Question: Describe the development of cryptocurrency in India.

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There is some interesting news related to cryptocurrencies coming in from India. Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited is planning its own cryptocurrency, dubbed as JioCoin. Reliance Jio has been instrumental in changing the landscape of India’s telecom sector with its discount offers and very competitive tariffs.
Akash Ambani is the son of Reliance Jio chairman Mukesh Ambani, India's richest man whose net worth reportedly tops $40 billion.
A blockchain is a digitized, decentralized, public ledger of all cryptocurrency transactions. Constantly growing as "completed" blocks (the most recent transactions) are recorded and added to it in chronological order. It allows market participants to keep track of digital currency transactions without central recordkeeping.
Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency by market cap, is the most popular application of the blockchain technology. In fact, it is bitcoin which introduced blockchain to the world. Reliance Jio plans to introduce its own cryptocurrency. In the present time, there are more than 1,000 cryptocurrencies with a combined market capitalization of almost $700 billion, with bitcoin dominating 43%.
India has seen a phenomenal rise in interest among its people for bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in the past year. The country offers the perfect conditions for adoption of such technology. India is the home to the second-largest population (1.2 billion) in the world with 63% of its population under age 35. This, when combined with the fast-growing smartphone and internet penetration amid a digital revolution, makes India a fertile land for innovative digital technology.
While the young and tech-savvy people in India are interested in indulging in these emerging technologies, the stance of the government currently continues to be cautious.
In December 2017, the Reserve Bank of India reinstated its cautious stance towards bitcoin and virtual currencies. The apex bank issued the first of such note in December 2013. In February 2017, it clarified that it has not given any licence or authorisation to any entity or company to operate such schemes or deal with bitcoin or any virtual currency.
While regulatory ambiguity continues, some of the biggest banks in the country, including State Bank of India and ICICI Bank, have been experimenting on the use-cases of blockchain.


Question: Provide information on “Love Me Tonight”, the Belarusian entry at the Eurovision Song Contest 2005.

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"Love Me Tonight" was the Belarusian entry at the Eurovision Song Contest 2005 (ESC), performed in English by Angelica Agurbash. The song is an upbeat dance number, in which the singer pleads with someone to "love her tonight" and tells (probably) him that she has an "infatuation" with him. The song appears to have only been recorded in English, despite the Contest tradition of frequently recording versions in the native language of the relevant country. This was, however, not something that any Belarusian entry has done until Eurovision Song Contest 2017 when Naviband performed the first Belarusian language entry also in Kiev. The song was penned by the Greek composer Nikos Terzis. Terzis authored four previous Greek ESC entries, including two who made it to the third place - Antique's hit "Die For You" (2001) and Sakis Rouvas' dance number, "Shake It".


Question: "That's pretty awesome that Marvel is shaking things up!"

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 "That's pretty awesome that Marvel is shaking things up!"

Marvel Comics recently announced that the popular (male) Norse god Thor was now going to be a woman in upcoming comics. Right after that, Marvel then revealed that Captain America would now be Sam Wilson (AKA "The Falcon") who is African American. With both of these progressive characters trying to change the status quo, why should comic book companies stop at just two heroes?