Question: What can you tell me about Anales de la Universidad de Chile?

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Anales de la Universidad de Chile is a biannual peer-reviewed academic journal containing research and critical reflections on arts, humanities, and science. It was established in 1843 and is published by the University of Chile. The editor-in-chief is Jennifer Abate Cruces (University of Chile).


Question: Name some of the most widely known beer brands in Greece. Respond briefly.

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In Ancient Greece, beer wasn't produced domestically, although it was widely consumed. The first breweries in Greece were founded around the end of the 19th century. The most widely known brands in Greece are:


Question: Who was Jair Rodrigues?

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Jair Rodrigues de Oliveira (February 6, 1939 – May 8, 2014) was a Brazilian musician and singer. He is the father of Luciana Mello and Jair Oliveira, who also followed in his footsteps and became musicians.


Question: Describe the television series "Black-ish". Respond in 14 sentences.

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“Black-ish” has been renewed for Season 4 at ABC, Variety has learned.
The series follows the Johnsons, an affluent black family led by Andre (Anthony Anderson), an advertising executive, and his wife Rainbow (Tracee Ellis Ross), an anesthesiologist. The couple realizes that their four kids are growing up in a very different world than they themselves did, and they begin to question whether they have lost touch with their roots.
In addition to Anderson and Ross, the series also stars Yara Shahidi, Marcus Scribner, Miles Brown, Marsai Martin, Laurence Fishburne, Jenifer Lewis, and Peter Mackenzie. The series was created by Kenya Barris and is executive produced by Barris, Jonathan Groff, Anderson, Fishburne, Helen Sugland, E. Brian Dobbins, and Corey Nickerson. The series is produced by ABC Studios.
In addition, Stacy Traub is joining the show for Season 4 as an executive producer. Traub was previously the showrunner on fellow ABC series “The Real O’Neals,” which was canceled after two seasons on Thursday. Her move to “Black-ish” comes as she has extended her overall deal with ABC Studios for an additional two years.
The show is currently one of ABC’s top-rated programs, averaging a 1.5 rating in adults 18-49 and 5.2 million viewers during its third season. In addition, the show has been a consistent awards contender. Ross won a Golden Globe for the series in 2017, with the show having been nominated for three Globes that year. In addition, it has been nominated for four Emmy Awards. It also received a Peabody Award in 2016, and swept the 2016 NAACP Image Awards’ television comedy categories.


Question: Explain the connection between UFOs and the Battle of Los Angeles "UFO" Incident. Respond in 19 sentences.

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A California witness at El Centro reported watching “an extremely slow moving” massive-sized UFO that seemed to be traveling along a “major corridor for UFOs,” according to testimony in Case 61325 from the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) witness reporting database.
The witness was standing outside on a second-story balcony about 8:13 p.m. on October 24, 2014, and was looking into the eastern sky when the object was first seen.
The witness became afraid of what she was looking at, but continued to observe the object.
The witness believes the UFO was moving along a common route for these objects.
The witness also believes there is a reason UFOs use this particular route.
El Centro is a city in and county seat of Imperial County, population 42,598. California MUFON is investigating. No images or videos were included with the MUFON report, which was filed on November 11, 2014.
California has a current UFO Alert Rating of 5 with a low number of recent reports nationally. California had 69 UFO reports that occurred during October 2014 – calculated at 1.81 sightings per million population.
A focul point for revelatioal earth changes. There is something called the ‘Naval Earth Changes Map’ which mirrors the predictions of Edgar Cayce and others. The western part of the United States is lifted by the subduction of the Pacific plate and is cavernous. Both Lake Tahoe and Lake Pend Orielle are connected to the Pacific ocean. A convulsion in the earth’s crust by say ‘a burning mounting falling into the sea’ apparently will be sufficient to cause most of the western seaboard to sink below the waves. It is because of this the UFO ‘s are monitoring the fault.
Maybe,, all of these stories have something to do wit the Battle of Los Angeles “UFO” Incident….
Is this just a Coincidence? Or is every incident Attached?


Question: What's the oldest living cat?

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Guinness World Records has just confirmed that Scooter, a 30-year-old Siamese from Mansfield, Texas, is the new Oldest living cat.
Born March 26, 1986, Scooter lives with his owner Gail Floyd, who was there the day the kitten was born – and he’s been right by her side ever since.
As a kitten, Scooter liked to play in Gail’s hair and even became accustomed to riding on her shoulder, going with her wherever she went. Nowadays, nothing has changed. He wakes Gail up every morning at 6 AM, “talking” and jumping around, and is always waiting by the door when she arrives home from work.
Scooter has travelled to 45 of the 50 US states with Gail and often pays visits to the nursing home where Gail’s mom lives.
Friends of Gail echo her sentiments and describe Scooter as an active cat, full of energy and playful.
However, this record-breaking cat’s life has not been without pitfalls. At four weeks he sadly lost his mother, and in October 2014, Scooter broke his leg and has been undergoing medical testing and treatment ever since.
He enjoys getting blow dried after a bath and his favourite snack is chicken – which he’s treated to every other day.
The record-breaking feline claims the title from previous record holder 26-year-old Corduroy (b. 1 August 1989), of Sisters, Oregon.
While impressive, Scooter’s record is still short of the Oldest cat ever — Crème Puff of Austin, TX, who lived 38 years 3 days (more than double the average life expectancy of the species).


Question: Have video games become more addictive with the rise of technology?

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WTF?! Since the dawn of video games, concerned parents have worried about their kids becoming addicted. Thanks to the advent of the internet and streaming platforms like Twitch, gaming is more popular today than ever before, but does that mean children are more at risk? One UK couple would likely agree, after their nine-year-old daughter was put into rehab to address her addiction to Fortnite.
Battle Royale games continue to be incredibly popular—the mode was confirmed to appear in the upcoming Battlefield V at EA’s E3 conference yesterday. And while former king PUBG keeps losing players, Fortnite: Battle Royale is going from strength to strength, no doubt helped by endorsements from celebrities and athletes who are fans of the game.
While Epic Games’ free title is especially popular among younger players, it proved too addictive for one gamer, who decided to wet herself rather than walk away from the screen to use the bathroom.
The Mirror reports that the girl’s parents bought her an Xbox One in January and she downloaded Fortnite. But by mid-March she was showing signs of addiction. "We got called in by her head teacher asking if everything was OK. She had fallen asleep twice in lessons and her grades were slipping," said mother Carol.
"When we asked our daughter what the problem was, she became unusually argumentative and aggressive, which we just put down to her hormones."
The family also started noticing regular payments of £50 ($67) per month on their credit card, which the daughter said could be from some extras she’d paid for on Fortnite. When they confiscated the console, the girl reportedly hit her father in the face.
The parents said they had limited their daughter’s playtime on the Xbox to one hour during school nights and two hours on a weekend. But the seriousness of the situation was made apparent when her father found her sitting on a urine-soaked cushion while playing the game. “I found her backside was red-raw. She was so hooked to the game she wouldn’t even go to the toilet,” said Carol.
That incident, and after admitting she was secretly playing the game throughout the night for up to 10 hours at a time, led to her parents seeking professional help for their daughter. She is now receiving psychotherapy to help break her Fortnite addiction.
It seems that as video games become ever more mainstream, they’re once again facing the same unfounded accusations that we saw decades ago. Recent school shootings saw ‘violent’ titles put under the spotlight, and the World Health Organization’s decision to classify ‘gaming disorder’ as an official condition didn’t help things. In the case of the nine-year-old who couldn't stop playing Fortnite, which has a PEGI rating of 12, perhaps people should look more toward the parents instead of the game.


Question: How can I control my emotions in crypto trading?

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The above picture is the average person freaking out when the market does not go their way. This is Jill, PLEASE we repeat! Don’t be Jill… “Jill is an adrenaline junkie, unfortunately she is an adrenaline junkie in trading crypto. Jill will buy a coin just because somebody on trading view screamed that it was going up 500% next week! Jill will sell any coin as soon as she reads on coindesk about some China news of them banning exchanges/ICOs, which they do about a few times a month it seems. Jill trades with her thoughts and feelings, she is always right even though she only loses money. Jill thinks it all is a conspiracy by the government/Hollywood to keep her down.” In short as you see here, Jill has issues and has no idea what she is doing. Unfortunately the majority of newbie traders have this un-solid emotional state. Jill is caught in the EMOTIONS trap vs real objective knowledge. When starting out in something new, you will be in that realm. It is normal until you learn the ins and outs of trading Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Here are some steps you can use to learn to control your emotions and help you have a more happy and safer journey in your crypto trading adventures.
2) Get Educated! This is one of the areas most fail when starting, they think they can just read a few articles or watch some videos on trading and WHAM! They are a pro-trader ready to work for Goldman Sachs or some hedge fund. They often don’t find out till later after some severe losses, just how not a pro-trader they are in trading Bitcoin or other cryptos. This is where the value of education comes into play. There are many resources on this site that can point you in the right direction, but no matter what you choose, consider getting the proper education to learn to navigate and profit in the cryptocurrency space. The time and or money invested here may very well not only help you grow, but might save you from some very expensive mistakes.
3) Join a Signal Service and watch Pro traders trade. This is one of my favs for a newbie to do, as what better way can you learn to profit trading Bitcoin, then by watching somebody else who is talented at it make live trades. You can gain experience by osmosis here and if you read our site, you can see we are very very Signal Provider Friendly/informative as to the best and brightest in this field, this kind of goes along with education by not only taking part in the signals but learning how and what they are derived from in time. To note some signal services are more education-friendly then others, but the effects of watching live signals can’t be understated at all. A great deal can be learned in style and temperament of the different traders. Find our hand-selected list of crypto signal providers here.
4) Keep a Journal of your trades and trading. Much of learning is to make a habit of things. A journal is a perfect way to reflect and note those habits both good and bad, along with this to correct what does not work and keep doing more of what does work. Reflecting and going over again and again why you did certain trades, or how you felt and what you could have done better. You can get insight into your inner dialog, learning to improve the language in time to a profitable and harmonious one by remembering and calculating events of the past. This in time lends itself to having a calming effect by forcing one to confront their actions both good and bad over time, there you will learn to handle things through consistent reflection and objective planning.
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Question: What can you tell me about DNA mutations?

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If you had to copy billions of letters from one sheet of paper to another, you'd probably make a few mistakes. So it might not come as a surprise that when DNA makes a copy of its three-billion-base genetic code, it can slip up too.
The human's excuse could be fatigue or boredom, but scientists have long wondered how DNA's nearly infallible replication machinery makes the mistakes that it does. Now, they think they may know a big part of the answer.
Scientists have discovered that the helical structure of DNA contains a kind of built-in timer that determines the frequency at which specific mutations spontaneously occur. They show that certain DNA bases can shape-shift for a thousandth of a second, transiently morphing into alternative states that can allow the replication machinery to incorporate the wrong base pairs into its double helix. Such mismatches, though rare, could serve as the basis of genetic changes that drive evolution and diseases, including cancer.
"Increasing or decreasing the rates of spontaneous mutations could significantly alter the ability of an organism to evolve or alter its susceptibility to disease," said Hashim M. Al-Hashimi, Ph.D., senior author of the study and James B. Duke Professor of Biochemistry and Chemistry at the Duke University School of Medicine."An interesting question is: What determines the mutation rate in a living organism," Al-Hashimi said. "From there, we can begin to understand the specific conditions or environmental stressors that can elevate errors."
The findings are published Feb. 1 in the journal Nature.
Every time our cells divide, the DNA within them must replicate so that each new cell receives the same set of instructions. Molecular machines known as polymerases make these copies of DNA by recognizing the shape of the right base pair combinations—G with C and A with T—and adding them into each new double helix, while discarding those that don't fit together correctly. Though they are good at their job, polymerases are known to slip up from time to time, generating a mistake roughly one out of every 10,000 bases. If not fixed these become immortalized in the genome as a mutation.
In their landmark 1953 paper describing the iconic structure of the DNA double helix, Watson and Crick hypothesized that DNA bases might be able to change their shape so that mispairs could pass as the real thing. A few years ago, Al-Hashimi and his colleagues used a sophisticated technique called NMR relaxation dispersion to capture these tiny movements or "quantum jitters," which only last for the blink of an eye.
The study, published in a 2015 issue of Nature, showed the bases G and T nudging aside the atoms on their surface so they could connect like puzzle pieces. The researchers found that these rearrangements came in different varieties, called "tautomeric" and "anionic" forms, though it wasn't clear which ones were responsible for replication errors.
In this study, Duke graduate students Isaac Kimsey and Eric Szymanski used an enhanced version of their previous technique to examine the relationship between these shape-shifting bases and the errors made by the DNA-copying polymerase. Again, they caught the G and T bases in the act, and showed that their shape-shifting occurred at about the same rate that polymerases incorporate G-T mismatches.
Together with their collaborators at The Ohio State University, they fed their NMR data into a "kinetic model" that traced the nearly invisible movements taken by the atoms in the mismatches that result in replication errors. They found that, though the different alternative states each contributed to errors, the tautomeric forms dominated under normal conditions and the anionic forms dominated in the presence of mutagens and environmental stress.
"In the past, we knew DNA polymerases make mistakes during DNA replication but did not know how they do it," said Zucai Suo, Ph.D., Ohio State professor of chemistry and biochemistry. "Now, our study provides a mechanistic sense for how the mistakes arise."
The results provide "convincing validation for the chemical origins of mutations proposed by Watson and Crick in 1953," said Myron Goodman, Ph.D., a professor of molecular biology and chemistry at the University of Southern California, who was not involved in the study. "It is significant scientifically, and even though it took about 65 years to prove, it also demonstrates the folly of ever betting against Watson and Crick."
The textbook depiction of the iconic double helix shows a static double-stranded structure, but it turns out that on rare occasions it can morph into other shapes that exist for exceptionally small periods of time," Al-Hashimi said. "Though some might question the importance of such states, there are a growing number of studies showing they can be major drivers of biology and disease. Given the difficulty in observing these phenomena, it makes you wonder how many more states are out there dictating the outcomes of biology that we don't even know about."
One of the surprising discoveries made by the team was that the frequency at which bases shifted their shapes varied with DNA sequence. In one of their experiments, Ohio State biochemists Zucai Suo and Walter Zahurancik essentially counted the number of times that polymerases incorporated the wrong base into the DNA. They found that mistakes were indeed not uniform: they appeared more frequently in some sequences than others. For example, a region with more Gs and Cs might form more quantum jitters, and subsequently more mutations, than an area that was rich in As and Ts.


Question: Share your thoughts on honey-infused skincare products.

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There was a time when I thought I was going to miss out on all the honey goodness skincare had to offer, but some careful patch testing revealed that I mainly need to avoid bee venom, and that most products with honey or propolis are just fine for me. More than just fine, in fact, they've become ingredients that now star in some of my favorite products at the moment.
I've been loving these Banila Co products because, let's face it, tretinoin is a drying creature - even for my oily skin, it still leaves me flaky if I don't properly protect my skin at night.
This cream is designed to be a thick powerhouse of honey, propolis, and royal jelly that holds moisture in your skin and makes it more resilient. It claims to strengthen your skin barrier, brighten, hydrate, and make the skin more elastic.
Ingredients: Honey extract (42%), aureobasidium pullulans ferment, dipropylene glycol, dimethicone, cyclopentasiloxane, butylene glycol, glycerin, cetearyl alcohol, PCA dimethicone, niacinamide, glycereth-26, petrolatum, trisiloxane, glyceryl stearate SE, butyrospermum parkii (shea) butter, chrysanthellum indicum extract, plukenetia volubilis seed oil, argania spinosa (argan) kernel oil, olea europaea (olive) fruit oil, royal jelly extract, calendula officinalis flower extract, chamomilla recutita seed oil, pentylene glycol, dimethiconol, glyceryl stearate, PEG-100 stearate, ammonium acryloyldimethyltaurate/VP copolymer, PEG-150 distearate, water, raffinose, caprylyl glycol, dipotassium glycyrrhizate, adenosine, arginine, caprylic/capric triglyceride, octyldodecanol, hydrogenated coco-glycerides, sodium starch octenylsuccinate, maltodextrin, calcium pantothenate, hydrogenated lecithin, sodium ascorbyl phosphate, tocopheryl acetate, pyridoxine HCI, silica, xanthan gum, disodium EDTA, phenoxyethanol, fragrance, CI 19140.
This oil is designed to moisturize and provide elasticity to the skin. It also claims to brighten.
Ingredients: Collagen extract (55%), glycerin, water, methylgluceth-20, polyglycerin-3, niacinamide, ethanol, honey extract, aureobasidium pullulans ferment, theobroma cacao (cocoa) extract, royal jelly extract, propolis extract, chrysanthellum indicum extract, plukenetia volubilis seed oil, argania spinosa kernel oil, olea europaea (olive) fruit oil, anthemis nobilis flower extract, oenothera biennis (evening primrose) oil, limnanthes alba (meadowfoam) seed oil, helianthus annuus (sunflower) seed extract, calendula officinalis flower extract, pentylene glycol, PEG-8, butylene glycol, glyceryl polyacrylate, PEG-60 hydrogenated castor oil, adenosine, tromethamine, caprylic/capric triglyceride, octyldodecanol, hydrogenated coco-glyceride, sodium starch octenyl succinate, maltodextrin, calcium pantothenate, hydrogenated lecithin, sodium ascorbyl phosphate, tocopheryl acetate, pyridoxine HCI, silica, xanthan gum, carbomer, disodium EDTA, phenoxyethanol, fragrance.
The first noticeably similar thing about these two products, besides the name and honey ingredients, is the smell. Have you ever smelled fresh honey? Sweet and incredibly aromatic with a sugary floral undertone. Both these products smell absolutely amazing, and have become my new standard for honey scented things.
As you can imagine, being a cream and an oil, the textures of these two products are completely different. The cream has a thick greasy texture, reminiscent of Vaseline, but surprisingly absorbs into the skin without any issue. While this cream is meant to be an occlusive because of the oils in its ingredients, I personally find it to be a nice hydrating cream for day or night (when my skin isn't overly oily) because of the beautiful and non-greasy finish it leaves.
The essence oil is like a lightweight oil - it's runny and feels oily but it doesn't feel thick. It has a more watery texture, but it still slightly repellent of the skin at first like an oil. There are many additives in this oil that help it's texture feel less... oily... but there is also alcohol which helps thin it out slightly and more than likely evaporates as the oil is applied to the skin.
As far as performance, I personally enjoy the cream more on my oily skin - but also because of the alcohol content in the oil. While my skin doesn't seem to react too badly when I apply the oil at the end of my routine, I still experience mild breakouts occationally while using it, so I limit applications to once or twice a week so I can still enjoy the honey and collagen benefits it has to offer.
I find both to be equally hydrating, and both smell just as delicious and sweet as the other, but the cream absorbs better into my skin, and is my go-to night cream. I am appreciative of the honey extracts that hydrate and smooth my skin while combatting acne on my skin, the niacinamide for brightening my skin, and the collagen for smoothing and plumping my skin - but since I use a prescription treatment as well I cannot say how well these products work alone for these issues, only how well they hydrate my skin, which they do very well.
You can find these products at Memebox* (Cream / Oil), Jolse (Cream / Oil) and Amazon (Cream / Oil).
I often forget to hydrate in the summer and it is just as important as the winter. Thanks for the new product info.
Honey makes a wonderful natural moisturizer. I'm glad to see more people making use of it.
I have very oily skin, as well as acne. My skin doesn't realize it's 37 years old apparently..lol. After reading your review, I think the cream would be my best choice out of the two. I wish I could smell it through the screen!
Ooooonow this sounds pretty fab!!! I have heard how awesome honey is for the skin! Must give it a try!
I have no knowledge about beauty products, my wife is the one doing the shopping for us. I will share this to her.


Question: What is a list of rivers in Uruguay?

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This is a list of rivers in Uruguay. This list is arranged by drainage basin, with respective tributaries indented under each larger stream's name. All rivers in Uruguay drain to the Atlantic Ocean.


Question: Write an essay discussing the implications of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's decision to redraw the state's congressional map. Respond in 52 sentences.

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It appeared like no submitted map came close to meeting the Pennsylvania Supreme court order. The public was permitted to cling to this myth until Monday, February 19, 2018 when the Court released its congressional map.
The court order was specific. Local governments might only be split for creating districts of equal population and no other reason.
In the Court-drawn maps, absolute necessity is replaced by the convenience of the Court. The maps submitted to the Court prove Nathaniel Persily, under the direction of the Court, did not make a “good faith effort” to minimize splits to local governments.
This is the number of counties, municipalities, wards, and voting precincts that include one or more splits.
This is calculated by taking the number of times each place is split minus the number of places split. Philly, for example, has 3 total splits (4-1=3).
The rules laid out by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court essentially say splits are only allowed to create districts of equal population. With other maps before them demonstrating the same population equality may be achieved with fewer splits, the map produced by the Court clearly did not make a good faith effort to create splits for population equality only.
Federal Courts tend to overturn a map which fails to demonstrate a good faith effort, especially when it comes to local government splits. The lack of a good faith effort by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court calls into question the validity of the plan they crafted.
Although Wards are included in the Supreme Court Order of the boundaries to respect, the information they released includes no count of the number of wards split. Yet their Order and Opinion Adopting a Remedial Plan praises their treatment of Wards.
This statement seems even more absurd in context. It is the footnote to the assertion they made of their plan’s superiority to all others as it relates to splits.
As was already demonstrated, their plan is not superior when looking at any “census-provided definition”.
In addition, at least one of the submitted plans split fewer wards in Philadelphia. It begs the question: how much consideration did they give to the evidence before them?
The Court Remedial Map appears to take a special interest in which districts include some of the larger cities in the state.
What made these priorities more important than the constitutional framework they laid out in the court order? What becomes of the law when courts are willing to sacrifice the law for convenience?
The Court also ignored any reference to the Voting Rights Act (VRA), providing no information on the impact district lines will have on minority groups. A brief review shows the Court maps retain one minority-majority district, but eliminated the minority coalition district.
It is true that legal protection for a coalition district is ambiguous, but it is also true that minorities in Philadelphia lost out in the new maps. And as was shown previously, this was not necessary.
Turns out that Nathaniel Persily does not understand Pennsylvania geography as well as one might have expected. This is proven by the one split placed in Chester County.
Technically speaking, Chester County is not contiguous. This is thanks to the Twelve-Mile Circle created in 1681 and how Delaware County was separated from Chester County in 1789. Through these outside forces, a small (maybe 1 mile) piece of land became inaccessible from Pennsylvania and just misses remaining contiguous with Chester County by less than 1000 feet.
From a district-making perspective, Chester County as a whole has always been considered contiguous even though it was known to technically not be contiguous. So why did the Court find it necessary to break from this over 200-year-old tradition?
The map produced by the Court splits this small tract of land in which no one lives from the rest of Chester County and places it in a neighboring district. Again, why after over 200 years is it now considered “appropriate” to change how this anomaly is treated?
Such a move is certainly insignificant to the more prominent partisan discussion. But it reflects an ignorance of a geographic tradition which transcends politics. Did this lack of understanding of the state of Pennsylvania hurt the map in more significant ways?
At the end of the day, the Court Remedial Map does little to bring resolution to the underlying issue of a redistricting process without firm, measurable standards. The judiciary should be known as the impartial voice of law and order. Instead, they have given Pennsylvania inconsistency leading to confusion and perceptions of bias.
It is sad to see each branch of government fail in their constitutional duty to protect the rights and freedoms of the citizens. Pennsylvania began down this road through excessive manipulations by the legislative branch. Instead of ending this practice, the judiciary chose another path which once again artificially maneuvers the district lines.
Respecting the law is respecting the people it is intended to protect. Absent this respect, the voice of the people is being lost amid political power plays. When will someone stand up for the citizen? Will the rule of law ever prevail in this ongoing saga? Or will this hope also turn out to be merely a myth?
Thanks for this. I saw this issue myself, but I love how you put it down.


Question: What is People's Experts?

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People's Experts is an electoral list published by former Iranian President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani to compete against the conservative Society of Seminary Teachers of Qom in the 2016 Iranian Assembly of Experts election.


Question: What kind of trains were used on the Charing Cross to Hastings services?

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The British Rail Class 202 (or 6L) diesel-electric multiple units were built from 1957-58 at Eastleigh and Ashford Works. These units were built to work the London Charing Cross to Hastings services. Several tunnels along the route had restricted clearance, meaning that these units were built with a narrow body profile. Similar to the Class 201 (or 6S) they were built to the longer (63ft 5in) BR Mk1 standard and therefore had 288 seats (240 second class plus 48 first class) compared to the 242 (200+42) of the 6S units.


Question: What do you think of the recent Kingston Area Taxi Commission's decision to regulate Uber and Lyft? Respond in 24 sentences.

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Stifling innovation out of a fear of change and a refusal to adapt is no way to regulate an industry.
On June 27, the Kingston Area Taxi Commission passed a bylaw allowing the city to regulate transportation networking companies like Uber and Lyft in the same way as traditional taxi companies. However, Ubers are not taxis, and applying old rules to a new idea impedes its ability to grow.
To conflate the two is to drive one out of town.
The bylaw, set to be enforced Sept. 15, will implement an annual license renewal fee that requires drivers to pay out of pocket. Drivers will also have to pay for their own police checks, and all cars will be required to be under seven years old.
Add a $40,000 start-up fee and a $35,000 annual fee, and it’s clear many companies promoting safe and accessible transportation in Kingston will be restricted from operating at an optimal capacity.
This threatens both student safety and the potential for innovation and growth in the city.
Ubers, unlike taxis, contain GPS trackers and allow you to report various factors through the app, from lost items to complaints. The easy accessibility of the app also protects students from drunk driving and a vulnerable walk home. If you can’t find a taxi at night, you can always press a button and call an Uber.
Mark Greenwood, Amey’s Taxi owner, argues this bylaw “level[s] the playing field.” But there’s nothing fair about wielding power to diminish your competition—particularly if they’ve adapted where you haven’t. Imposing a system that proves itself ineffective is outdated and counterproductive.
Dozens of other Ontarian jurisdictions have regulated Uber to protect the taxi industry while allowing Uber to serve consumers.
For instance, Ottawa requires Uber to pay an annual license fee that allows them to operate independent from taxis. This distinction recognizes that all transportation networking companies deserve space in the market, and understands that competition drives innovation.
Uber and taxi drivers want the same thing: to provide a service and make a living. They are not mutually exclusive. As the market has evolved to include more options, consumers have benefitted from their ability to choose based on need, circumstance and safety. This matters most to Kingston community members.
The Kingston Area Taxi Commission suggests regulating Uber as if using its service is mandatory. If you’re not comfortable taking an Uber, you’re not required to do so. Rather than adapting their services to attract more consumers, taxis are seeking to limit their competition altogether.
The taxi industry’s inertia should not cost Kingston citizens and students their full range of choice.


Question: Explain how the new AI system from Richard Socher's Silicon Valley startup MetaMind works.

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 Explain how the new AI system from Richard Socher's Silicon Valley startup MetaMind works.

After several decades in the doldrums, AI is experiencing quite a renaissance. In recent years, amazing progress has been made using so-called deep learning, training algorithms with large amounts of data so that they can recognize subtle patterns. Such approaches have enabled computers to recognize faces in an image or the text of speech, often with eerily human accuracy.
It’s becoming clear, however, that fundamentally new approaches will be needed if machines are to go demonstrate more meaningful intelligence. One technique, being applied by a Silicon Valley startup called MetaMind, shows how adding novel memory capabilities to deep learning can produce impressive results when it comes to answering questions about the content of images. The company was founded by Richard Socher, a machine-learning expert who left an academic post at Stanford to found the company.
Socher’s creation uses what it calls a dynamic memory network (DMN) to enable computers to infer useful things from various inputs. These let a deep-learning system store and update facts as it parses more information. Previously the company showed how its system can feed on different sentences and figure out how to answer some fairly sophisticated questions that require inference. This ability has now been applied to answering questions about the contents of images.
Richard Socher, founder of MetaMind.
As a piece on MetaMind in the New York Times explains, the results are quite basic, and nothing like as sophisticated as a human’s ability to understand what’s going on in images. But the technology shows how new approaches, especially ones that take inspiration from the way memory seems to work in biological brains, may hold the key to the next big step forward in AI.


Question: Provide information about Rai Bahadur Jairam Valjee. Respond in 75 words.

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Jairam Valjee Chouhan, Rai Bahadur, MBE (1892–1956), better known as Rai Bahadur Jairam Valjee, was a Kutchi railway contractor, mill-owner, miner & philanthropist, who established himself at Jairamnagar and Raigarh, India.
Jairam was born to Valjee Ratanjee Chouhan, who belonged to Mestri community of Kutch, who are noted for their architect skills and contributions in Railway. He was born in 1892 in his native village Kumbharia in Kutch. His father worked as a railway contractor.


Question: "What can you tell me about Silver Lake?" Respond in 3 sentences.

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Silver Lake is an alpine lake in Blaine County, Idaho, United States, located in the Boulder Mountains in Sawtooth National Recreation Area. While no trails lead to the lake, it is most easily accessed from the end of forest road 174. The lake is located southwest of Silver Peak and southeast of Peak 11,240.


Question: Hey, what's up? Anything fun going on this week?

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Collegiate Rocket League Broadcasts Kick Off Tonight!
It’s that time of year again! Collegiate Rocket League (CRL) is back and the best universities from across North America have started their journey to claim the title of CRL National Champions and the lion’s share of the $75,000 scholarship prize pool!
Tonight at 4:00 PM PDT/ 7:00 PM EDT, the first broadcast for League Play across all four conferences begins! Monday will see the Northern and Western conferences facing off in round-robin League Play followed by the Southern and Eastern conferences every Tuesday night. Plus, not only do we have an exciting new season kicking off tonight but also, for the first time ever, CRL will have its own unique set of Fan Rewards! Make sure you’re signed up on the Fan Rewards site to have a chance to claim your goods when you join us on the stream!
CRL wouldn’t be anything without the fans and students who come out and support every stream, so make sure to check out every one of the 32 Universities that make up our four regional conferences when you join us every week to support your favorite teams!


Question: What can you tell me about Bethlehem? Respond in 50 words.

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Bethlehem is a hillside town in Grafton County, New Hampshire, United States. The population was 2,526 at the 2010 census. It is home to Cushman and Strawberry Hill state forests. The eastern half of the town is within the White Mountain National Forest. The Appalachian Trail crosses in the south.


Question: Describe the music played at Buttoned Down Disco.

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Buttoned Down Disco | London nightclub playing pop, indie, punk, electro, funk and disco at Electric Ballroom in Camden ideal for students!
Buttoned Down Disco is London's biggest and best indie dance party! Read more about Buttoned Down Disco.
We play a mix of pop, indie, punk, electro and disco. Find out more about the kind of music we play.


Question: Provide a brief description of Brigadier Benjamin Adesanya.

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Benjamin Adesanya Maja Adekunle (26 June 1936 – 13 September 2014) was a Nigerian Army Brigadier and Civil War commander.


Question: Describe the allegations against Missouri's Governor Eric Greitens.

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Missouri’s Republican Governor Eric Greitens, a former Navy SEAL and ardent Donald Trump supporter, on Wednesday admitted he had an extramarital affair with a woman in March 2015, News 4 reports. According to the report, the unnamed woman alleges Greitens threatened to blackmail her if she shared information about their relationship.
“He stepped back, I saw a flash through the blindfold and he said, ‘you’re never going to mention my name,’ otherwise there will be pictures of me everywhere,” she alleged.
According to the woman, Greitens eventually apologized and said he deleted the picture.
In a statement, Greitens acknowledged the affair, but did not mention the alleged threat to spread photographs of the woman.


Question: Explain the New York law ending child marriage.

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Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today signed legislation to end child marriage in New York. The legislation raises the age of consent to marry from 14-years-old to 18-years-old and amends the process to require parental and judicial consent for marriage of those between 17-years-old and 18-years-old.
"This administration has worked tirelessly to defend exploited and disadvantaged New Yorkers, provide minors with the rights and protections that they deserve, and ensure that women are empowered to have control over their own lives, and with this legislation, we continue to help protect those who cannot protect themselves," Governor Cuomo said. "This is a major step forward in our efforts to protect children and prevent forced marriages, and I am proud to sign this legislation that puts an end to child marriage in New York once and for all."
In February, the Governor announced he was advancing legislation to end child marriage by raising the age of consent to marry from 14 to 18-years-old in New York. Until this legislation was signed today, children as young as 14-years-old could get married with parental permission and written consent provided by a judge. The previous law, which dates back to 1929, does not provide guidance to judges determining whether or not to grant consent. More than 3,800 minors were married in New York between 2000 and 2010. Now, the law expressly prohibits anyone under the age of 17 from getting married and provides guidance for judges who are tasked with making a determination as to whether or not a 17-year-old may get married. Specifically, a judge shall ensure that the individual is entering into the marriage of his or her own free will, that they are not being compelled by force, fraud, or coercion, and that the marriage will not endanger the mental, emotional, or physical safety of the applicant.
Research shows that young women who marry before 19 are 50 percent more likely than their unmarried peers to drop out of high school, and four times less likely to graduate from college. Women who wed before 18 are also at increased risk of developing mental and physical health disorders, including facing a 23 percent higher risk of heart attack, diabetes, cancer and stroke. Girls who marry young are 31 percent more likely to live in poverty when they are older and are three times more likely to be beaten by their spouses than women who wed at 21 or older.
Senator Andrew J. Lanza said, "This law will go a long way in honoring our values and commitment to protecting children, especially young girls, from the coercive, oppressive, and destructive practice of ill-informed or forced marriage. As the father of two girls, I sincerely thank and commend Assemblywoman Amy Paulin and Governor Andrew Cuomo for their vision and leadership."
Assemblywoman Amy Paulin said, "Current law allowing 14 year olds to get married is discrimination against women written explicitly in our statues. Victims of child marriage are forced and condemned to a life that they did not choose with no means of escape, resulting in physical and mental health problems, loss of education and economic opportunities, and an increased likelihood of experiencing violence. Today, we bring an end to forced child marriage in New York State and set a precedent that the rest of the states should follow."
George Zarubin, Executive Director of the AHA Foundation, said, "By signing this legislation, Governor Cuomo is standing up to protect the rights of young New Yorkers. New York lagged behind other states and even other nations for too long by allowing the harmful practice of child marriage. Marrying young significantly impedes the ability of young girls to finish an education and to live a full and happy life. The AHA Foundation thanks Governor Cuomo for his leadership on this issue and for everything he does to protect the rights of all New Yorkers."
Jeanne Smoot, Senior Counsel for Policy and Strategy at the Tahirih Justice Center, said, “The Tahirih Justice Center is proud to have helped shape this landmark legislation to help protect girls from irreparable, lifelong harm. With this new law, New York has taken a strong step towards preventing forced marriages and mitigating the many risks to a young person’s health, safety and future that can come from marrying too young, even if by choice. We especially appreciate the Governor’s early leadership this session to make sure this important legislation passed. Limiting marriage to legal adults, as this law does by emancipating any 17-year-old who is granted permission to marry, is not only the right thing to do, it’s smart and sound public policy."
Heather Barr, Senior Researcher on Women's Rights, Human Rights Watch, said, "Around the world, a girl under age 18 married every two seconds. It is a national shame that so many of these marriages are happening in the US. Governor Cuomo and New York lawmakers have shown real leadership today in legislating against child marriages, and we hope the 47 states that have yet to act will follow New York's lead."


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A large relief pithos (storage jar) from Mykonos features a rare early Greek depiction of the Wooden Horse used to capture Troy.
When I think about the story of the Trojan War, one of the images that springs instantly to mind is that of the large wooden horse that the Greeks used to capture the city. But when you examine the ancient sources, references to and depictions of the horse are rare.
The horse naturally doesn’t appear in Homer’s Iliad, since the story in that poem predates the actual fall of Troy. In the Odyssey, there’s a brief mention of the horse. In book 4, Menelaus tells Telemachus, Odysseus’ son, of how Helen had walked around the horse, imitating the voices of the wives of the heroes inside. All of them, including Menelaus himself, had been tempted to leap out from the “hollow ambush”, but Odysseus had prevented them from revealing themselves.
Other poems in the Epic Cycle, now lost save for a few scattered fragments and summaries in later sources, apparently devoted more space to the wooden horse. The Little Iliad, attributed to Lesches and consisting of four books, covered events after the death of Achilles, including the building of the horse. The Iliupersis, which consists of just two books and was perhaps composed by Arctinus, dealt with the destruction of Troy at the hands of the Greeks and featured the wooden horse. These poems were probably used as a source of reference by the Roman poet Virgil when he wrote the Aeneid; the horse is featured in the second book of his epic poem.
When it comes to art, depictions of the woorden horse are uncommon. One of the most impressive pieces of art is a large relief pithos or storage vessel from the island of Mykonos. It was unearthed in 1961. The pithos was accidentally broken during excavation, but has since been restored. It is 1.34m tall and had been used as a burial pithos, containing human bones. Nearby, excavators also found a krater of Late Geometric style. The pithos most probably dates to around 675 BC.
The relief pithos from Mykonos, restored from fragments after the excavators accidentally broke it. Some parts are missing. The vessel had been used as a burial pithos for human bones. It is 1.34m tall and dates to around 675 BC.
Similar to other relief pithoi of this type, the object is decorated only on the front of the body and the neck; the lower third of the pithos is left blank on both sides. The reason for this is that storage vessels like this were usually partially buried into the ground (for stability and to keep the contents cool), and they often lined a wall. As such, it would have been useless to add decoration to parts of the pot that would have remained invisible.
The scene on neck, also used as the featured image for this article, features the wooden horse. It’s shown as a gigantic statue, with wheels fitted to the feet. Small windows or portholes reveal the faces of warriors inside, while others are depicted around the horse; one warrior is even shown standing on the horse’s back. The warriors are all equipped with gear typical for the period: round, presumably “Argive” shields, as well as helmets and spears. They are also equipped with swords that can almost certainly be identified as “Naue II” type blades, which were common in Greece during this period.
The body features three registers or panels, each with a number of metopes featuring scenes that all appear to relate to the fall of Troy, with an emphasis on the defeated suffering at the hands of the vanquishers. The second metope in the second register features a veiled woman who is probably meant to be Helen.
A common interpretation is that all of these scenes are based on the Iliupersis or, at least, on the same stories that the lost epic poem was originally based on, too. Many of the metopes depict scenes that can be easily recognized, including the scene in which Hector and Andromache’s infant son, Astyanax, is seized by the ankle and about to be killed.
The Mykonos Vase is a valuable early work of art that with certainty depicts an episode of the ancient story of the Trojan War. One of the most interesting interpretations of the vase is offered by Susanne Ebbinghaus in her article “Protector of the city, or the art of storage in Early Greece”, published in 2005 in the Journal of Hellenic Studies.
Ebbinghaus argues that relief pithoi like the Mykonos Vase were a form of “conspicuous storage”. She sees the Mykonos vase as having offered a kind of guide to how aristocrats in the seventh century BC should behave. Because of their wealth, power, and status, the members of a community’s elite were obliged to protect the city from harm.
If these leaders failed to defend their city, the Mykonos Vase, in a manner completely consistent with ancient Greek epics such as the Iliad, gives an idea of what would happen: men would be killed, including male children, while the women and girls would, for the most part, be raped and enslaved. Already in antiquity, war was hell.
S. Ebbinghaus, “Protector of the city, or the art of storage in Early Greece”, Journal of Hellenic Studies 125 (2005), pp. 51-72.
M. Ervin, “A relief pithos from Mykonos”, Archaiologikon Deltion 18 (1963), pp. 37-75.


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The William M. Cashin House, also known as Cashin Hall, is a dormitory in Amherst, Massachusetts named for William M. Cashin, original Trustee member for the UMass Building Authority from 1949-1969. It is part of the Sylvan Residential Area at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. The building is designed in the modernist architecture style, and is covered with brick.


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There are plenty of very accessible beaches in Maine. They’re beautiful and fun, but they’re also often packed with people who want to experience the coast. If you’re looking for something easy and nearby, head to any one of these wonderful places. But, when you want to get away you’ll want to put in a little more effort. But, as with all things the effort is worth it to experience what feels like your own private island in Maine.
There's a reason that MSN recently named Sand Beach in Acadia National Park on their list of favorite hidden beaches in America.
The 300 yards of pristine sand can be found nestled between the Maine coastal hills and the rocky coast that the state is known for.
The beach itself is made of tiny shells crushed into sand particles by the ongoing, rough surf.
Because the beach is in a small cove you can only see what's directly in front, making it seem as though you're millions of miles away on your very own island.
But, despite feeling private, getting here is quite easy.
Sand Beach has its own parking area. Take the Park Loop Road when you come into Acadia and follow it to the designated Sand Beach Parking Area. If you park in another area of the park, the Island Explorer Shuttle Bus stops every half hour during the season and can take you directly to the beach.
Sand Beach is also a great starting point for exploration in Acadia.
You can hike the Ocean Path by taking the trail located at the end of the upper parking lot.
The route follows the coast for 3 miles and visits some of the most well-known spots — Otter Point, Otter Cliff, and Thunder Hole.
You can also take the Great Head Trail, a hiking trail adjacent to the beach that heads in a loop around the nearby headland.
Sand Beach is a perfect example of Maine's hidden, coastal secrets.
Once you’ve experienced Sand Beach, stay in Acadia and make your way to Little Hunters Beach. It’s just as secret and just as gorgeous.


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BioMart is a community-driven project to provide a single point of access to distributed research data. The BioMart project contributes open source software and data services to the international scientific community. Although the BioMart software is primarily used by the biomedical research community, it is designed in such a way that any type of data can be incorporated into the BioMart framework. The BioMart project originated at the European Bioinformatics Institute as a data management solution for the Human Genome Project. Since then, BioMart has grown to become a multi-institute collaboration involving various database projects on five continents.


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Tezos (XTZs) need to be delegated to a baker to earn block rewards. Staked offers an anonymous and fully automated delegation service for Tezos baking. We post the required bond for baking and charge a 10% baking fee.
Effective yield estimates based on a 62.5 second block interval.
The Tezos blockchain protocol is a delegated proof-of-stake system that supports Turing complete smart contracts. Tezos is implemented in OCaml, a functional programming language that offers speed, an unambiguous syntax and semantics, and formal proofs of correctness.
The Tezos betanet was launched on June 30th, 2018, and started processing real transactions that will persist on ‘mainnet’. The Tezos Foundation was responsible for all block production and validation during the first seven cycles, approximately three weeks. On July 21st, 2018, the first non-Tezos Foundation, or ‘community’ block was baked.
Baking is what Tezos refers to as the action of signing and publishing a new block in the chain. Bakers need at least 10,000 XTZ (~ $22,000) to qualify as a delegate, and having additional delegated stake increases their chances of being selected as a Baker or Endorser.
At the beginning of each cycle (4096 blocks or ~ 3 days), the Bakers for each block are randomly selected and published. Bakers earn a block reward of 16 XTZ for baking a block.
In addition to the Baker, 32 Endorsers are randomly selected to verify the last block that was baked. Endorsers receive 2 XTZ for each block they endorse.
Block rewards are funded by protocol defined inflation. Rewards are calibrated so that the number of XTZ tokens grows at roughly 5.5% per year. If 100% of Tezos tokens are delegated, the annualized yield will be 5.5%. Currently, 38% of Tezos tokens have been delegated, including the 10% owned by the Tezos Foundation, so the annualized yield is currently 14%.
To ensure Bakers and Endorsers act honestly, they are required to post a security deposit for each block they Bake or Endorse. They forfeit this deposit in the event of malicious activity, such as double baking or double endorsing a block.
Protocol amendments are adopted over election cycles 131,072 blocks, or ~3 months. This cycle is expected to increase in length as the protocol matures. A quorum of 80% is required for governance proposals.
To choose a Delegate and participate in Tezos’s proof-of-stake mechanism, you will need to first activate your XTZ Allocation, create an account for delegating that stake, and specify the public delegate key responsible for taking part in baking and governance on your behalf. You can change the delegate at any time, though the change only becomes effective after N cycles.
Staked operates the most secure, performant, and cost-effective block production nodes for decentralized PoS protocols on behalf of institutional investors. Our multi-tier listening and signing node architecture delivers stakeholders the ideal combination of security, scalability and decentralization.
Staked provides industrial scale staking infrastructure for leading PoS protocols including Tezos, EOS, Factom, Cosmos, Decred, R-Chain, OmiseGO, Thunder, Ethereum, Dfinity and more, allowing us to offer our customers the ideal solution for all of their staking needs.
Staked nodes are deployed on high-performance computing resources in a multi-tier configuration that combines security and scalability while minimizing centralization on hardware providers. The infrastructure uses Kubernetes orchestration to ensure high availability and extremely low network latency, and can be scaled on-demand with network growth.
AWS Shield, Elastic Load Balancing and advanced IP address obfuscation techniques are used to defend against malicious network, transport and application layer denial of service attacks.
The listening cloud is comprised of publicly accessible nodes that dynamically allocate resources from multiple cloud service providers, including AWS, Google Cloud and Azure. Orchestrated by Kubernetes, the listening cloud enables near-infinite scale, self-healing and a decentralized hardware infrastructure.
The signing servers are bare metal servers responsible for producing and signing blocks. They are secured in Equinix data centers in the United States, have hardware signing modules for key security, and are fire-walled so they can only communicate with the listening servers.
Staked operates highly available and highly secure, institutional grade staking infrastructure for all of the leading proof-of-stake (PoS) protocols.


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In what represents her first major TV gig, Oscar winner Renée Zellweger has signed on to headline a new Netflix anthology series from Revenge creator Mike Kelley, TVLine has learned. Titled What/If, the 10-episode “social thriller” explores the ripple effects of what happens when acceptable people start doing bad, bad things.
According to Netflix, each season will “tackle a different morality tale inspired by culturally consequential source material, and the power of a single fateful decision to change the trajectory of an entire life.” The streamer declined to divulge details about Season 1’s premise/storyline. We can, however, confirm that Zellweger will be playing — spoiler alert! avert your eyes! — a character named Anne.
The project marks Kelley’s first TV gig since parting ways with Revenge at the conclusion of the ABC drama’s polarizing second season. The former Swingtown EP will handle writing duties on What/If and serve as an EP alongside Melissa Loy, Alex Gartner, Charles Roven, Robert Zemeckis and Jack Rapke. Sources confirm to TVLine that production is slated to begin in early September in Los Angeles.
Zellweger’s film credits include Jerry Maguire, Chicago, Nurse Betty, White Oleander, the Bridget Jones trilogy and Cold Mountain, for which she earned an Oscar for Supporting Actress.


Question: Describe the life and death of Vasuki Murugesan. Respond in 4 sentences.

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Vasuki Murugesan was elected to the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly from the Karur constituency in the 1996 elections. She was a candidate of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) party. She was an arrogant leader. Sources reveal that she was plotted to kill and died in an accident on her way back to Karur from Coimbatore after a short meeting with the then deputy Chiefminister of TN MK Stalin at the Coimbatore Airport.