Question: What is the buzz about AI and Machine Learning?

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We live in a time where one can’t help but be surrounded by technology. The tech industry is buzzing with advancements in wearable technology, connected devices, the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence. According to a research by Markets and Markets, the spending on machine learning technologies and applications is expected to grow from USD 1.03 billion in 2016 to USD 8.81 billion by 2022, a compound annual growth rate of 44.1 percent. Demand for artificial intelligence and machine learning specialists in the country is expected to see a 60% rise this year due to increasing adoption of automation, as per a report by KellyOCG India. The report further throws light on the average salary of AI professionals in India across the industries. Professionals with 2-4 years experience commands a salary of Rs 15-20 lacs per annum, while those with 4-8 years of experience command as much as Rs. 20-50 lacs per annum. Those with 8-15 years of experience can command as much as Rs. 50 lacs to Rs 1 crore per annum.
By now we all know how Facebook had to abandon an experiment undertaken last year where two artificially intelligent programs or chatbots appeared to be chatting to each other in a strange language which they developed on their own and only they understood. With the help of complex virtual learning techniques, a wide range of physical and cognitive tasks are now being managed with a high level of efficiency and accuracy. As artificial intelligence or AI systems advance through machine learning these will continue to impact not just business but our lives as well.
Benefits of AI is clear so instead of being concerned about the threats of AI we need to first understand what AI is and what its potential will be. We do not write letters nowadays but postman and post offices have not gone redundant; they have a different role to play with a different set of responsibilities. Likewise, some low-level programming jobs may go and instead data scientists will be in huge demand.
The healthcare industry landscape is also undergoing a rapid transformation across the globe in the field of big data and analytics and Artificial Intelligence is playing a cognitive role in transforming healthcare organizations to improve quality of care, reduce costs, engage patients and allow organizations to focus more on wellness and standardize care process.
Today, Professionals are looking forward to up-skill themselves in AI in large numbers. Also, more than 70% of these professionals have 10+ years of work experience. Identifying the need edu-tech companies are designing programs to help professionals transition into roles in machine learning and AI. Great Learning, a leading ed-tech platform for working professionals has recently witnessed massive demand from professionals for its program in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. The institute has received nearly 2000 applications from mid-senior IT, BFSI and Analytics professionals for 40 seats. The first batch has a collective experience of over 520 man-years with an average experience of about 13 years, ranging from 6 to 21 years. Even very senior executives, with over 20 years of experience have joined the course.
The program is offered in collaboration with Great Lakes Institute of Management and Stuart School of Business (IIT Chicago). The course covers topics like Neural Networks, Face Recognition, Text and Speech Recognition, Natural language processing and Recommendation systems which enable a student to operate in these technologies professionally.
According to Mohan Lakhamraju, Founder & CEO, Great Learning with IT companies rapidly digitizing; we are already witnessing an era of jobless growth. “Professionals need to re-skill in these advanced technologies in order to continue to offer value and stay in demand. At Great Learning, we are looking for serious learners looking to build a career in this field. These courses go beyond the basic certifications and aim to deliver deep learning outcomes that enable one to make the switch to an actual job in AI and ML,” he added.
The program garnered a tremendous response from professionals in Bangalore with more than 2000 of them indicating their interest for enrolling for it. More than 60% of professionals in the batch are from IT and ITES industries, 25% from BFSI and the rest from other industries like healthcare, telecom, and manufacturing. Companies they represent include IT and BFSI leaders like the likes of IBM, Infosys, Fidelity Investments, SAP Labs India & JP Morgan Chase. Some of the areas in which students can expect to transition after completion of the course are Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, Automation and Machine Learning.


Question: What is Bitfinex?

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Bitfinex is a multi-coin cryptocurrency exchange specialized for training that is used by millions of traders worldwide. Operated by iFinex Inc., a Hong-Kong based company, Bitfinex has enjoyed a continuously growing number of users, and has become one of the world’s largest Bitcoin trading platforms since it entered the market in 2012.
As one of the world’s expansive and leading Bitcoin trading platforms, it facilitates the US Dollar trading of Bitcoin and 19 other cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum and Litecoin. All those seriously involved in cryptocurrency trading use the platform for its advanced features.
Bitfinex offers its services through a web-based platform and mobile app. The platform offers an exhaustive interface that can be customized to suit the distinct needs of the trader. It has charts based on the Trading View charting site’s design, keeping it known territories for traders that are just crossing to cryptocurrency trading.
Bitfinex’s interface is responsive and detailed, with different themes and layouts to choose from, notification settings and data preferences. Other can also set table preferences, manage tickers navigation, sort book columns order, choose what’s in your trading sidebar and on which side you want it.
Newbies to the trading game can find the interface complicated. It takes time to master and thus they will be more likely to make costly mistakes.
Bitfinex provides margin trading, which basically increases a trader’s market exposure through leverage, allowing up to 3.3 times leveraging trade. Leveraged margin trading is offered through a peer-to-peer funding market.
Margin funding is when liquidities are given by users to margin traders in exchange for daily interest payments.
This feature offers traders the tools they need for every possible situation. Here are the order types included: Post Only, Hidden Order, One Cancel Other(OCO), Fill or Kill, Stop, Trailing Stop, Market, Limit, Time Weighted Average Price (TWAP), Iceberg Orders (algorithmic order).
At the time of writing this review these where the altcoins that could be traded on Bitfinex: Bitcoin, Bcash, Ethereum, Iota, Litecoin, Ethereum Classic, EOS, BTG, Zcash, Monero, Dash, NEO, Ripple, OmiseGO, Santiment, ETP, Streamr, Qtum, Eidoo, and Aventus.
For short-selling, there are additional fees which differ based on the platform’s internal financing and a limit of 70% of your whole position.
Payments can be made via cryptocurrency. Fiat currency deposits are currently disabled as of 2017.
Bitfinex has the largest volume when it comes to Bitcoin exchange. High volume equates to tight spread, which is the difference between the best bid and ask prices and best liquidity, which means that you can trade in large numbers without pushing the price away from you.
Bitfinex has been hacked in 2016, which meant 120,000 bitcoins (worth at the time approximately $72 million USD) where stolen. The users were compensated by receiving tokens, which are equivalent to the number of lost bitcoins per account, and then the tokens would be purchased back at bitcoin prices over a certain amount of time.
In less than a year since it began repaying customer losses, Bitfinex bought back all the tokens, proving its deep liquidity and commitment to its customers.
But in April of this year, Bitfinex has had its accounts frozen by its bank, this lead clients to complain of fluctuations in Bitfinex’s pricings. Normal services were restored, but as a consequence, US dollar trades are not allowed and US customers are no longer accepted.
The platform uses two factor authentication, which is an extra layer of security known as multi factor authentication for logins and withdrawals. Withdrawal IP’s are monitored through email encryption. If, for instance, a new IP pops up, withdrawals are locked for 24 hours.
Bitfinex also verifies those that use Tether. This option appears on the Deposit and Withdraw pages, next to “Crypto-Currencies” and “Wire Transfer”. This is a token that is compatible with Bitcoin, and its value is exactly one dollar. You can check it out on the official website of Tether.
A giant in the crypto exchange industry, Bitfinex is a perfect tool for an experienced trader but newcomers are advised to use simpler exchange platforms.


Question: Explain how players may gain entry to the Wimbledon Tennis Championships.

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Players and pairs who neither have high enough rankings nor receive wild cards may participate in a qualifying tournament held one week before the annual Wimbledon Tennis Championships.


Question: Describe Hungary’s reaction to the EU’s mandatory migrant relocation quota system.

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 Describe Hungary’s reaction to the EU’s mandatory migrant relocation quota system.

Budapest has dismissed the possibility of compromise with the EU on the migrant rehousing issue, rejecting the proposed plan on “fair share” distribution of asylum seekers, designed to replace the mandatory quota system.
“Hungary's view on migration is clear and rock steady: We think illegal immigration is dangerous. Because of illegal immigration, Europe has never had to face the kind of terror threat it faces now,” Szijjarto told a news conference with ministers and officials from Eastern and Southern Europe.
The foreign minister stressed that any sort of “encouragement” for further migrant arrivals was against the interests of Europe, while the only acceptable solution for Hungary was stopping the illegal migration as far from the EU’s borders as possible.
He delivered the comments at a press conference, while responding to a question regarding the new plan on migrant distribution among EU states. The plan, drafted by Estonia, which holds the rotating presidency of the EU, was advertised as “the mother of all compromises,” aimed at replacing the system of mandatory migrant relocation quotas, strongly opposed by Hungary and Poland.
“We have a good understanding where the possible middle ground lies,” an Estonian spokesman said Wednesday, while commenting on the prospects of the drafted plan.
At first other member states would be asked to provide material, financial and personnel support to the country experiencing the surging migrant influx. If the crisis persists, however, the other states might be obliged to show “solidarity” and take in the excess migrants. The main difference between the Estonian plan and the existing system of mandatory relocations is that the migrant transfer between the two states would only take place if both states involved voluntarily agreed to do so.
The issue of the migrant quotas dates back to the migrant crisis and the EU decision in 2015 to rehouse 160,000 refugees from Greece and Italy within other member states over a period of two years. As of November 2017, only around 32,000 migrants had been resettled under the program. Hungarian PM Viktor Orban has become one of the most vocal critics of the mandatory quota system, arguing that its implementation would result in “tens of millions” of migrants flocking to Europe.
The program was strongly opposed by the countries believed to be not popular destinations for migrants. Hungary and Poland refused to take part in the program, while Slovakia has only taken in a small number from Greece.
The EU, in its turn, has also launched legal action against Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic for not “taking the necessary action” regarding the migrants and breaching their “legal obligations” by non-compliance with the EU resettlement plan.


Question: What is "Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?"

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Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? (sometimes referred to as Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? v3.0) is a 1996 video game part of the "Carmen Sandiego" franchise. It was the third version of the game, after the 1985 title of the same name and a 1992 Deluxe version of said game. The game was released on the heels of the end of the PBS game show in 1996, and features hundreds of QuickTime videos of Lynne Thigpen reprising her role as "The Chief". This was the last version of the game to follow the "classic" formula of the series (until the Facebook version), but much of the game, especially the "warrant" portion, was heavily redesigned. The Deluxe Edition released in 1998 (also sometimes subtitled as "version 3.5") added speech welcoming the player to each country and an "ACME Global Language Link-Up" satellite which quizzed the user on the local language. Players also received a spy watch and "an introduction to 12 foreign languages".


Question: What is Sévignac? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Sévignac () is a commune in the Côtes-d'Armor department of Brittany in northwestern France.


Question: Describe the events leading up to and after Cavs coach Tyronn Lue's decision to shake up the team's lineup.

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SAN ANTONIO -- With a contentious team meeting apparently not enough to shake the Cleveland Cavaliers from their extended midseason slump, another loss finally convinced coach Tyronn Lue that it is time to shake up his lineup.
"I'm gonna make a change," Lue said after a 114-102 loss to the San Antonio Spurs on Tuesday marked the Cavs' 10th defeat in 13 games since Christmas Day.
Lue would not reveal which starter or starters he would target with the shuffle. However, besides LeBron James and Kevin Love, all three other positions could be switched in Isaiah Thomas, JR Smith and Jae Crowder.
Thomas shot 3-for-9 against the Spurs and had just two assists with three turnovers, racking up a plus-minus of minus-15 in 28 minutes.
Smith shot 0-for-4 from the field and 0-for-3 from 3 on Tuesday. He is 5-for-31 from 3 (16.1 percent) in the Cavs' past seven games.
Crowder had one of his better games of the season at San Antonio, with 13 points on 4-for-6 shooting and four rebounds.
If Lue chooses to go big by putting Tristan Thompson back at center and sliding Love to power forward, Crowder would be ushered to the second unit.
Three major trade targets: Can they help the Cavs?
Smith, who balked at his demotion earlier in the season when Dwyane Wade began the year as the starting shooting guard, told ESPN that he would hold no ill feelings and would accept a bench role now if it would help the team. He acknowledged that he isn't playing up to his standards and wants the team to play better.
At Sunday's practice, Lue declared that he was not changing his lineups because "it's not the best thing right now." Then Monday's meeting happened, with an explosive airing of grievances, as first reported by ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.
The meeting highlighted a division in the Cavs locker room that has become apparent as the months have passed: the old guard, the players who were around for Cleveland's success the past several seasons, versus the new guard, the eight players added this season, sources told ESPN.
Beyond the disappointment of Tuesday's loss, the fallout from Monday's discussion blanketed the Cavs locker room at the AT&T Center following the contest.
"Everybody wants accountability, but nobody actually wants to be held accountable," one player told ESPN. "The crazy thing is that it still all feels correctable."
Said another player, from the old guard faction of the roster: "There is no trust out there on the court. This is the worst it's been."
The Cavs will have Wednesday off and will practice Thursday ahead of Friday's home game against the Indiana Pacers, who are 3-0 against Cleveland this season.
"I mean, if we're going to speak out and talk, we got to back it up," Lue said after the loss to the Spurs. "And, I mean, we didn't do that tonight. We talked about it this morning. It could be healthy, but you've got to do something about it."
Lue repeated his mantra of being concerned with his team's "connectedness" above all else as it tries to not only navigate its losing streak but also manage the uneasiness that comes with the looming Feb. 8 trade deadline.
"When it got tough, we just got to stay together," Lue said. "Some guys are frustrated because they missed shots. Some guys are frustrated because they can't get their rhythm. Some guys are frustrated when they get scored on. So I think it's a combination of a lot of things. But for the most part, [we've] just got to stay together and continue to play the game."


Question: Who was Pietro di Francesco degli Orioli?

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Pietro di Francesco degli Orioli (approx. 1458–1496) was an Italian painter of the Renaissance period.
Pietro Orioli was born in Siena in Tuscany. The art of Siena has previously been celebrated primarily for its late medieval masters such as Duccio, Simone Martini, as well as Ambrogio and Pietro Lorenzetti; Orioli arose in the next century, and the art in Siena of this period has been generally overshadowed by the art of Florentine masters of the Quattrocento.


Question: Describe Jeremy Corbyn's Brexit stance and recent controversies linked to him.

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 Describe Jeremy Corbyn's Brexit stance and recent controversies linked to him.

JEREMY Corbyn admitted if Labour win power it could take even longer to leave the EU than currently planned.
The Labour leader called for a “substantial” transition period to take place at the end of Article 50, and said under his leadership there would be an even softer Brexit than under Theresa May.
In conversation with the hard-left former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis last night he called for closer alignment with Brussels once we do eventually exit than in the Government's white paper.
Appearing at the Edinburgh Book Festival he laid out his alternate vision for the talks if Mrs May was to exit 10 Downing Street in the coming months.
He said: “We would obviously take over the negotiations we would obviously look for a substantial transition period, and our fundamental position would be access to the European market.
He also said a Labour government would not exit the EU without a deal, adding: “But we would not be saying ‘hang on a minute, if you don’t give us what we want we’ll go off and do a private deal with Donald Trump’.
Mr Varoufakis said he agreed, but said the preferred Brexit policy of his Democracy in Europe Movement was to have “as close an alignment as possible for five years – renewable”, calling it a “Norway-plus” model.
Mr Corbyn did not disagree, but a source close to him later said he did not agree with such a lengthy transition.
Elsewhere during the event the Labour boss claimed the party is facing greater hostility from the media "than we've probably ever had before".
He was also asked about recent pressures on his leadership, to which Mr Corbyn said: "I'm absolutely fine.
"There are pressures, of course, and there are abusive remarks that are made, but real pressure is when you can't feed your children, real pressure is when you're about to lose your home or working in an understaffed hospital.
"Political representatives have to absorb a lot of pressure but you've got to recognise real-life pressure that lots of people are under in a system that is grotesquely unfair."
FURIOUS voters could end up taking to the streets if politicians try to overturn Brexit, one of Jeremy Corbyn's allies warned today.
Shadow Trade Secretary Barry Gardiner predicted "civil disobedience" in the event of a second EU referendum, writes Hugo Gye.
And he warned anti-Brexit campaigners they are "playing with our democracy" by threatening to ignore the will of the people.
Mr Gardiner, who campaigned for Remain, told the BBC's Today programme a second referendum would boost extremists.
He said: "If people want to be able to achieve change through democratic means, if they feel that that is being denied to them, they then turn to other, more socially disruptive ways of expressing their views.
"And that is the danger here."
Mr Gardiner added: "If people feel that the route to change is no longer a democratic route, then you look to social disruption, perhaps civil disobedience.
"And this is playing with our democracy."
It comes after increasing questions to be asked about his links to terror groups, after The Sun revealed a pro-Hamas lobbying group paid for him to attend a conference with a convicted terrorist.
And this newspaper also reported that Mr Corbyn’s long serving personal secretary urged Labour supporters to read Jewish newspapers to “show you who not to vote for”.
And the party’s anti-Semitism crisis refuses to go away, after one its former MPs Jim Sheridan was suspended at the weekend for saying he had lost respect for the Jewish community.


Question: Explain how to install and use Titan command line password manager.

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 Explain how to install and use Titan command line password manager.

There are plethora of GUI based password managers out there. A quick google search will lead you to pick one suitable for you. But the command line password managers are very few. The one today we are going to talk about is Titan. It is written using C programming language. It uses SQlite to save the passwords, and all passwords will be stored using AES encryption. Titan uses openSSL library to perform the encryption. Password database is also protected from tampering by using a keyed-hash message authentication code (HMAC). Titan is not just a password manager. Since version 1.2, Titan also supports encrypting files and directories.
In this brief tutorial, let us see how to install and use Titan command line password manager.
The following instructions are tested under Ubuntu 16.04 LTS server edition.
The above command will clone the Titan repository in a directory called titan in your current working directory.
Where mypasswords is the database name. This database will be created in the current directory.
Now you can start adding the entries.
Fill up the values one by one.
To list a particular entry use -l option with ID name like below.
To search entries, use -f option. For example, the following command will search for the entries about MySQL.
To edit any entry, you need to use -c option with ID name like below.
The above command will allow you to edit an entry that has ID number 1. It will list the current details of each ID before editing them.
Similarly, to decrypt a database use -d option.
Also, refer the man pages.
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It’s better to use full path when using titan –init. That way Titan always knows the full path and user does not need to care in what directory he/she calls titan.
Nice. One suggestion? The text for the actual command line entries is way too light, maybe reverse things and mane the “instruction” text light and make the CLI text bold?….it just helps a lot when trying to read this on a small screen or from a monitor that’s not that “bright” anymore.


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January 17, 2017 (LifeSiteNews) — The Netherlands’ only independent and traditionally-minded Catholic weekly, Katholiek Nieuwsblad, is changing course after its editor-in-chief was forced out.
The departure of Henk Rijkers, who held the position for the past four years, is arguably a side effect of Pope Francis’ insistence on “pastoral care” as opposed to clean-cut, doctrinal orthodoxy.
A division between Rijker and Huub Vromen, the new president of the paper’s governing council, percolated for more than year, with the publication of Amoris Laetitia in April precipitating the latent crisis. The main bone of contention, however, can be summarized in two words: “Catholic truth.” Rijkers believed 21st century Catholic media should make that the center of its message.
Under Rijkers’ direction, Katholiek Niewsblad (KN) published several articles setting out a critical position on Communion for the divorced and “remarried.” At that point, tension was already running high with Vromen, a former school director who objected to what he saw as overly harsh criticism toward the Pope.
Vromen became more critical of Rijkers’ leadership, leading the 59-year-old father of three adolescent children to realize he could not in good conscience continue as head of the editorial staff. On the day before Christmas, there was a contractual termination of his labor agreement.
Under Dutch law, Rijkers could not be sacked in the absence of an objective cause required to justify firing an employee, because he always fulfilled his professional obligations to the satisfaction of KN’s governing council.
But he had no other option than to negotiate his departure. Rijkers was faulted for upholding “Catholic truth,” he told LifeSiteNews, when the new leadership of KN wanted the paper to look for the “good” in other points of view. Among the reasons advanced by Vromen was Katholiek Nieuwsblad’s loss of subscribers since 2013, suggesting that readers were reacting to the paper’s rigid approach.
Many conservative print media in Europe are losing readers because of competition from free news sources on the Internet, a view that in KN’s case has been corroborated by the growing interest for its active website, which attracted 200,000 individual visitors last year.
Besides, Rijkers underscored, convicted Catholics are a rapidly disappearing species in the Netherlands. According to a survey in 2014, 49 percent of the Dutch said they have no religion at all, and only 24 percent proclaimed themselves Catholics, less than half of the proportion registered in 1900. Of these self-declared Catholics, less than 5 percent are regular churchgoers.
Rijkers is convinced that the only way Catholic media can continue to exist is by catering for those who are still attached to the faith.
While he and the editorial staff were accused by the KN governing body of being too rigid and traditional, it says a lot about Holland that Katholiek Nieuwblad is in no way “traditionalist” from a liturgical point of view, even if some attention was occasionally paid by the weekly to initiatives in that direction from groups faithful to Rome.
Vromen has been careful to present Rijkers’ departure as responding “naturally” to a moment when “new challenges” are facing Katholiek Nieuwsblad, publicly thanking the journalist for his convictions and commitment to his work and assuring that the weekly shall not depart from its current line.
Vromen attributes Rijkers’ departure to differences about Amoris Laetitia.
That is not the reason for criticism of the confusion created by Amoris Laetitia. The point is to have clarity on what the Church teaches about indissoluble marriage. Rijkers, for his part, is of the belief that it belongs to a journalist’s work not to avoid its questionable aspects.
Reading between the lines of the article published on January 13 by the Catholic weekly, the changes – whatever Vromen hoped to prove – appear to have been confirmed. Assuring that “we will remain an out and out Catholic paper,” he challenged the idea that KN is “changing course,” as the Nederlands Dagblad wrote a week earlier. “KN will remain firm in doctrine, in the middle of the Church of the Netherlands and the worldwide Church,” he insisted.
But “the tone must become more positive, with less emphasis put on doctrine and more on pastoral issues,” he added, saying there would be more focus on blended families.


Question: What is the policy on the ABC website in China?

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China has banned the ABC website for violating China’s laws and regulations but has not specified any breaches.
According to a report by the ABC, an official from the Office of the Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission said: “China’s internet is fully open. We welcome internet enterprises from all over the world to provide good information to the netizens of China.
An ABC spokeswoman declined to comment on the ban.
The prime minister, Scott Morrison, did not appear to be concerned by the report.
“Well, I mean, the ABC is funded to broadcast in Australia, so we’re in control of that,” Morrison told 3AW radio on Monday.
A possible clue to the decision may lie in the government’s decision to bar Chinese telcos Huawei and ZTE from supplying equipment to Australia’s 5G network, a move which angered the Chinese government.
The decision was made during the Liberals’ leadership ructions last month and a day later the ABC website was shut down in China.
“The Australian government has made the wrong decision and it will have a negative impact to the business interests of China and Australia companies,” China’s commerce ministry said in a statement on its website.
When the Coalition pulled the funding for ABC International’s Australia Network in 2014, the broadcaster restructured to a magazine-style web portal called AustraliaPlus.cn. The advertiser-funded service, which was more lifestyle than news, was closed in recent months.
But the Chinese people were given access to more Australian news in 2016 when the broadcaster’s international arm opened a full Chinese news service in Mandarin that was hosted in Australia but available to the whole region online.
The news service was the recommendation of a review that said the ABC should promote the Mandarin language, as well as Bahasa-language content for Indonesia and extra services for Pacific audiences, as part of its soft diplomacy efforts.
The ABC has had a checkered relationship with its content in China. In 2016 the ABC admitted its international web portal AustraliaPlus.cn failed to abide by the ABC’s own editorial policies when a journalist removed content critical of China from several news stories.
ABC management said key facts were removed from the Chinese version of ABC Online content, an act that is in breach of the ABC’s editorial policies and the guidelines that producers at ABC International are governed by.
The ABC recently has relaunched its international television service under the new brand ABC Australia, part of a suite of services the ABC provides to international audiences, including ABC Radio Australia and digital services. The TV channel offers coverage of national events, such as Anzac Day, Stargazing Live and Tropfest, as well as an Australian perspective on global events.


Question: "Have you heard about Divinity: Original Sin II coming to Xbox?"

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Xbox Game Preview keeps on delivering.
Updated May 14, 2018: Today, Bandai Namco officially announced that Xbox One players can enjoy Divinity: Original Sin II - Definitive Edition early. Starting on May 16, Xbox Game Preview will give you instant access to the game's first three hours for free. Players can unlock the entire first act — around twenty hours of adventuring — by preordering the game.
Updated May 13, 2018: Xbox Wire removed the listing from the article. We reached out to Larian Studios on Twitter for an update and the team confirmed that the game was coming to Xbox Game Preview next week. More information, like pricing, will be provided on May 14 alongside the console trailer.
Just like the Shadow of the Tomb Raider trailer, it seems like Microsoft accidentally leaked another announcement a few days early. According to a post on Xbox Wire, Divinity: Original Sin II - Definitive Edition will be joining Xbox Game Preview on May 16, 2018. It's unclear what the price will be as new Xbox Game Preview additions are usually heavily discounted.
Divinity: Original Sin II is scheduled to launch on consoles in August 2018 so an Xbox Game Preview release is a welcome surprise. Popular experiences like Conan Exiles and We Happy Few have been available to Xbox One players months — or even years — early as a result of this. Hopefully this trend will continue in the future with more and more great games.
According to developer Larian Studios, Divinity: Original Sin II gives players the freedom of a sandbox role-playing game (RPG), encouraging improvisation and experimentation, with rules made to be bent rather than followed. The game takes place in the world of Rivellon where gamers can go anywhere, talk to anyone, and fully interact with the world like no other experience. The game features six unique characters with proper backstories, personalities, and quests.
In our review of the PC version, we gave the game a perfect score and said that the masterpiece is "a polished, well-designed RPG, and through its phenomenal mechanics, astounding art, sound design and fantastic writing, it is sure to revolutionize the modern RPG genre."
Hopefully Divinity: Original Sin II will be a polished experience when it leaves Xbox Game Preview in the coming months. It's unclear how complete the Xbox Game Preview version will be and if it supports Xbox One X as the developer didn't provide any details. We'll keep you posted as soon as we know more about the project on Xbox Game Preview.
If you don't want to wait for Divinity: Original Sin II on Xbox One, be sure to check out Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition on the console. Just like the sequel, it's a captivating experience which garnered tremendous critical acclaim at launch.


Question: "Sarah just met Henry Cavill in Florida today and she got a really cute pic with him. I'm so happy for her, he was really nice and thanked her for treating him like a normal person."

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Okay so Sarah is a little shy, but she met Henry in Florida today and she has a really cute pic to show for it..
Don't miss all the hot pics from Miami Beach.
1- I totally understand Sara, I'm camera shy too LOL! congrats on meeting him and getting that pic!
2- it's always nice to hear how nice and humble Henry is! it's not often you hear that of any other celebs out there!! Thanks for being so great with your fans Henry!
Treating him like a normal person should be normal. Ok. He is more known than normal but I would feel like a freak when someone is freaking out in front of me.
Lovely pic of SuperCav-El with Sarah (you're really pretty, girl!). Nice to hear you had a fun, relaxed time in beautiful Miami. Awesome.
What Sarah said about Henry thanking her for treating him like a human being makes me kinda mad. How the hell is he being treated by others if he's having to thank someone for being nice?
It actually doesn't surprise me at all. People think they have a level of entitlement when it comes to the famous.
Makes you wonder if being famous is great at all. I would absolutely hate being bothered by people I didn't know all the time because I was famous. Yes, it is miraculous how gracious Henry is under the circumstances. It is easy to see why other celebs aren't as gracious, though.
It all these hyperactive people who get over-excited when they see a famous person and start asking questions and jump for pictures during his break. It doesn't hit them that he's a person too and he lives a normal life just as well as the next person.
Being famous isn't the curse, it's more the aftermath, when people start doing more than recognizing the celebrity.
I'm also glad Henry Cavill is so patient and tries to make the best of his surroundings by taking pictures and answer appropriate questions. I bet you he's been asked very personal questions, the reason for thanking the young lady who did the opposite and was quite gracious herself.
Anonymous September 1, 2016 at 4:47 AM Agree wholeheartedly. I couldn't do it, for love nor money. As considerate and polite as Henry is I'm sure he gets irritated by people sometimes including fans, it only natural. But you have to be careful don't you because it can start off all light and then as time goes on people start becoming more and more zealous trying to push buttons. I'm really glad I've never wanted to be famous.
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I agree with September1, 2016 at 10:51 AM.
Did you get permission from Sarah to post this pic?
She's aware of our post and even rt'd us. Please don't bring the negativity here. This is a place of support for Henry, please always remember that. Thanks for your comment.
I have to concur with everyone elses comments. Being famous sure isn't the be all and end all. It's great to see that our HC has remained humble and sweet throughout his career so far, as someone said above some celebs can take a turn for the worst. I hope he gets to live his life as he is doing no matter how successful he becomes and that he doesn't feel pressured to take pics or sign autographs etc because at the end of the day it's your choice Henry not theirs. Henry really is an inspiration.
You hit the nail on the head. He really is a genuine guy and that's why we love him.
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These trolls really don't have anything better to do with their lives. Day in and out their after Henry. Who's he dating? Is he single? why does he look upset, was he with anyone like please! why is it SO IMPORTANT? Jheeze HCN is here to promote the good Henry does in his work life. Occasionally we'll see pictures and videos from fans but STALKING HIM isn't cool at all.
Couldn't agree more Anonymous September 1, 2016 at 4:11 PM. They definitely need to get a life this isn't healthy and Henry doesn't deserve this kinda treatment. Poor love must often think why can't they just leave me alone. HCN has always posted positive and great articles about his work and the good deeds he does for others. His personal life is none of our business. Leave him be please!
Thank you! Henry is such a lovely and caring guy these trolls just need to back off and leave him alone. He doesn't owe anyone any explanations regarding his personal life.


Question: Have you heard anything about Denmark's new "Hug a Terrorist" program?

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Updated, Aug. 10: Just when you thought It couldn't get any weirder, Denmark has now embarked on a "Hug a Terrorist" program.The hope is that a simple act of kindness or affection to a wayward disenfranchised youth (not an Islamist) may turn him away from committing an act of violence. Perhaps a bouquet of flowers may work, too. But before going forward with open arms to "hug the terrorist" you may want to check for knives or a suicide vest.
While the most positive news in the war on Islamic terrorism has come from military successes against ISIS in Mosul and Syria, the overlooked recent failures by authorities to effectively deal with home grown Islamists is a cause for growing concern.
Whether it is by downplaying the threat or attempting to come up with snappy-sounding strategies to deal with the growing list of suspected terrorists "known to the authorities," the West is struggling to reverse the tide of radicalization, particularly in the prison system. The latest example is the UK's plan to deal with imprisoned Islamic terrorists by creating "separation centers" that would "...have an individualized care and management plan which sets out realistic, achievable targets, while also taking into account the complex, ideological/political nature of some of the risks that need to be targeted."
What a bunch of gobbledygook.
Keep in mind that the type of inmates they are talking about include the likes of Michael Adebolajo, convicted in the brutal killing of British Army soldier Lee Rigby, and Anjem Choudary, the bigoted radical Islamic clergy who inspired countless attendees at his Finsbury Mosque to jihad, including ex-con "Shoe Bomber" Richard Reid. Choudary was convicted of providing material support to the Islamic State terrorist organization.
And what does the new care and management plan include? Well, one element is developing "positive personal goals." This sounds good, until you consider that the personal goal of a jihadist is to kill infidels even if it means killing themselves as well. And the method prison officials would use to attain these positive personal goals is a "collaborative approach to expressing concerns and resolving disagreements." In other words, group therapy for terrorists.
And who will oversee the progress these coddled killers are making? According to the UK Ministry of Justice, there will be a panel of experts, "including a psychologist, a chaplain, and lawyer" who will review the inmate's progression (or regression) every three months. This sounds like making of a joke – you know, "A priest, a shrink, and a legal beagle go into a bar looking for a terrorist..." Only radical Islamic terrorism is no joking matter.
One of the problems with this type of panel is the inclusion of clergy who may not have been properly vetted. The presence of radical Islamic clergy in the U.S. prison system is well documented, most recently in the case of Edwin Lemmons and the Virginia Department of Corrections. Lemmons was arrested by the Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) after having been radicalized in a New York State prison and traveling overseas for "underground tactical training." Despite clear evidence of extremist views, he was hired after his release from the Florida Bureau of Prisons by the Muslim Chaplains Services of Virginia to be an imam and Arabic instructor in Virginia prisons.
The number of violent terrorist attacks in the West carried out by people radicalized in prison is growing. In April, Karim Cheurfi opened fire on a group of French police officers, killing Capt. Xavier Jugele. Responding officers shot and killed Cheurfi. Investigators found a letter in his pocket praising ISIS, along with a list of other police stations he planned to attack. Cheurfi previously spent 12 years in French prisons for attempting to kill police officers. He was "known to authorities" and was on France's radicalization and terror prevention and alert list, a notification system that was created in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo attack.
Just prior to the attack, he traveled to Algeria in violation of his parole conditions. Yet upon his return a French judge refused to revoke his parole and return him to prison.
In June, Blaine Robert Erb opened fire on a group of Baltimore police officers wounding one before being shot and killed by the responding officers. Erb was a career criminal. Video of the attack shows that, when he opened fire, Erb was wearing what appeared to be Muslim thobe and head covering, along with a long, red beard. These are indications of a conversion to radical Islam, but this is unconfirmed.
Nevertheless, his attire and methodology was similar to career criminal Edward Archer's attack on Philadelphia police officer Jesse Hartnett in January of 2016. Archer's stated motivation was to obey Allah and defend the Quran. Still, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenny tried to argue that the violent crime had nothing to do with Islam.
And just last week, four radical Islamic terrorists were sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of plotting to bomb military, police, and civilians in the UK. Three of them, Khobaib Hussain, 25, Naweed Ali, 29, and Mohibur Rahman, 33, dubbed the "Three Musketeers" had already spent time in British prisons for terrorist-related crimes. Now as they return to jail, they can look forward to living in a newly constructed "separation center" where they will be able to work on "positive personal goals" and meet together daily to "collaborate on expressing concerns and resolving disagreements."
That does not sound like a strong deterrent to future radicalized terrorists or returning ISIS members bent on carrying out attacks on their homelands.
Right now, the United States has approximately 450 people in prison for terrorism-related crimes. Many will be released in the next few years. We had better have a well-defined strategy in place to deal with them in prison and a more stringent supervised release program than currently exists. Simply asking them to develop "positive personal goals" will not cut it.


Question: What is known about Philip Og O'Reilly?

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Philip Og O'Reilly (c. 1640-1703) was an M.P. for Cavan Borough in the Parliament of Ireland of 1689.


Question: What do you think of mustaches?

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Tip and Penguin sit on a log, camping in the woods, cooking fish over a fire while conversing about the place mustaches hold in life.
Tip: Why do men grow mustaches?
Penguin: To keep their lips warm. Plus it looks cool.
Tip: Why don’t you grow one?
Penguin: I don’t have lips.


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Porsche’s Mission E Concept will spawn the brand’s first all-electric model when the Taycan EV supercar reaches UK showrooms in 2019.
Boasting a 0-60mph acceleration time of less than 3.5 seconds, the high performance EV supercar is powered by two electric motors producing more than 600PS and is said to cover more than 300 miles on a single charge.
The much-anticipated new model is currently on display at a new interactive pop-up store at intu Trafford Centre. Open until July 4, the Porsche Life pop-up store is designed to encourage customers to interact with the brand and explore it through a digital playground.
A large scale model of the Mission E take centre stage at the pop-up and visitors can virtually drive the vehicle, customise it and discover its components in X-ray vision using an augmented reality app.
Porsche plans to invest more than six billion euro in electromobility by 2022, doubling the expenditure that the company had originally planned.
Of the additional three billion Euro, some 500 million Euro will be used for the development of Taycan variants and derivatives, around one billion euro for electrification and hybridisation of the existing product range, several hundred million for the expansion of production sites, plus around 700 million Euro for new technologies, charging infrastructure and smart mobility.
At the Porsche headquarters in Zuffenhausen, a new paint shop, dedicated assembly area for the Taycan and a conveyor bridge for transporting the painted bodies and drive units to the final assembly area are currently being constructed.
The existing engine plant is being expanded to manufacture electric drives and the body shop will also be developed. Investment is also planned for the Weissach Development Centre.
Production of the Taycan is creating around 1,200 new jobs in Zuffenhausen alone.


Question: When is the Apple Back to School deal launching in the UK and other European countries?

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Update: Online chat with Apple support indicates Back to School is launching in Germany on August 8. It’s likely to roll out to the UK and other European countries the same day.
This year’s Back to School deal, in which Apple offers a free pair of Beats headphones in addition to the normal education discount, is expected to be rolled out in the UK imminently.
The company will bundle Beats Solo3 headphones when buying a MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac or Mac Pro. A free pair of BeatsX comes with a purchase of a 10.5-inch or 12.9-inch iPad Pro.
It’s likely that the same freebies will be offered as in the USA, and that the program will be rolled out to other European countries the same day it launches in the UK.
The deal is available not just to students enrolled in college, but also to parents, teachers and faculty members.
Last year, Back to School launched in the UK and other European countries around a fortnight after the US, so our information would be consistent with a roll-out sometime this week.
If you’re a UK student looking to make a purchase imminently, you may want to hold out a few days.


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A 3 part series with a step-by-step tutorial on setting up, using and testing Haskell with MySQL using YeshQL.
In our previous post, we define a common problem around reproducible build plans. The solution we desired was some form of cryptographic hash based configuration and download system for packages, package metadata, and snapshot definitions.
This is part one of a series of posts translating the Gang of Four design patterns for object-oriented languages into Haskell. It is intended to be an expansion of Edward Z. Yang’s Design Patterns in Haskell, elaborating each pattern into its own post.
Should Stackage ignore version bounds?
Stackage is a curated build process. We should be able to build a snapshot, run the test suites, and then say that, despite the package’s claims to the contrary, two versions of a package are in fact compatible.
The aim of this proposal is to separate these two purposes, by allowing authors to distinguish if they wish to opt-out of following the PVP and the attendant curation process that helps to maintain correct dependency information.
Under certain benchmarks, GHC is slower than C by 2x to 3x, and this GHC slowdown grows non-linearly with problem size. This is the story of identifying the source of the slowdown.
Here is my attempt at explaining the case for laziness to those who aren’t already persuaded. The following contains no tedious code examples, and, I hope, appeals to principles that all developers care about.
bhoogle is a simple Hoogle terminal GUI written using Brick. This post is the annotated source code that should give you an idea of how to use Brick and how easy Brick makes building terminal UIs.
So with all of the above frustrations in mind, and a lot of time to kill in a Thai airport, I felt like I could make a better ECS. Better is obviously subjective for things like this, but I wanted to optimize it for being used by humans.
Welcome to the new Monday Morning Haskell! We just went live with the latest changes to the website this week. So it’s time to announce what’s coming next.
Automation and AI are poised to radically change the legal industry. We are at the vanguard of that change. We are a creative, dynamic technology development team that operates like a startup, but works inside one of the largest law firms in the region.
Vty needs your help supporting Windows!
This week’s package of the week is Fixer, a Haskell client for the Fixer foreign exchange rate API.
stack: Use hpack executable from PATH if it is newer than what stack ships with?


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It was a rainy, dreary morning here in New York (it still is for the most part), which means I wasn’t able to get out there and mow my lawn before starting my day. So instead I spent the morning searching the interwebs for Star Wars Resistance related photos/material. In my findings I came across this blurred-out image titled “Poster A” on the official StarWars.com site. It would appear this is the artwork that has been chosen for the first poster that will be released for the animated series. This was the only version of the image I could locate on the official site.
With a teaser trailer here and information on the new characters that will be appearing in the series, it won’t be long before the first poster for Resistance is officially revealed ahead of its October 7 hour-long premiere on The Disney Channel.


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The Prime Minister of Northern Ireland was the head of the Government of Northern Ireland between 1921 and 1972. No such office was provided for in the Government of Ireland Act 1920, however the Lord Lieutenant, as with Governors-General in other Westminster Systems such as in Canada, chose to appoint someone to head the executive even though no such post existed in statute law. The office-holder assumed the title "Prime Minister" to draw parallels with the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. On the advice of the new Prime Minister, the Lord Lieutenant then created the "Department of the Prime Minister". The office of Prime Minister of Northern Ireland was abolished in 1972, along with the contemporary government, when direct rule of Northern Ireland was transferred to London.


Question: What can you tell me about China's exascale supercomputer plans?

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The glory of having the world’s fastest supercomputer, as measured by the Linpack benchmark, has been China’s for four years running, first with the 33-petaflops Tianhe-2 and currently with the 93-petaflops TaihuLight. The country also set an ambitious goal to reach exascale by 2020 and is funding at least three competing exascale prototypes.
News out of China today indicates the nation could stand up a peak exaflop supercomputer even sooner. The South China Morning Post reported that China will build its first exascale machine on the Shandong province coast as soon as 2019 to support ocean research in the South China Sea and boost China’s maritime expansion.
There are three supercomputing makers competing for the contract: Sugon, formerly known as Dawning Information Industry, which is owned by the Chinese Academy of Sciences; the National University of Defense Technology (NUDT), which designed the Tianhe supercomputers, and the Sunway team that built TaihuLight.
Ocean simulation was one of the workloads at the ASC17 student contest at the Wuxi Supercomputing Center (home of TaihuLight) in April. The 20 student team finalists were tasked to complete a deep parallel optimization of the high-resolution maritime data simulation code MASNUM on TaihuLight.
The exact site for China’s first exascale-class supercomputer has not been decided, but people familiar with the project reason that the city of Qingdao, the largest port in Shandong, is a likely candidate. The world’s largest marine datacenter is being built there and it has direct links to the major ocean monitoring networks.
The project reflects the mission of Chinese Communist Party leader President Xi Jinping to turn China into a “hai shang qiang guo,” or maritime superpower.
Not everyone agrees that the project will catapult China to maritime preeminence. Chinese ocean scientists pointed out that the US holds significant advantages in terms of having decades of historical data, sophisticated HPC software and algorithms, as well as a culture of open access to scientific data.
“The State Ocean Administration runs and hoards its own data sets, as do the PLA Navy, the Chinese Academy of Sciences and many universities. Every institute is treating data as private asset for the interests of their own research,” Lu Xianqing, professor at the Key Laboratory of Physical Oceanography under the Ministry of Education in Qingdao, told the South China Morning Post.
The pricetag for the project is estimated at one to two billion yuan (US$150 million-US$300 million).


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 I just heard a story about a father who gave his daughter with autism a new report card in response to her being disappointed with her school report card.

A proud father took a photo of his daughter’s report card, and now it’s going viral on social media — but not for the reason you might expect. You see, this report card was not the one that Sophie, a young girl with autism, received in class. Instead, it was the report card that her dedicated dad gave her after seeing her distraught reaction to the one she got in school.
I had to do the same with my daughter. Instead if being marked in effort, she was marked in attitude. I am going to address her teacher about it, and that father should don’t the same. Nobody chooses their conditions, but we can choose the grades we give that child.
Awww, what a sweet thing to do!


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The First Baltic Front was a major formation of the Red Army during the Second World War. It was commanded by Army General Andrey Yeryomenko, succeeded by Army General Bagramyan. It was formed by renaming the Kalinin Front in October 12, 1943, and took part in several important military operations, most notably Bagration in the summer of 1944. The 1st Baltic Front also assisted in lifting the Siege of Leningrad on January 27, 1944, as well as in Operation Samland, at that time known as the Samland Group, captured Königsberg in April 1945.


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Corpach () is a large village north of Fort William, in the Scottish Highlands. The canal lock at Corpach Basin on Loch Linnhe, east of the narrows leading to Loch Eil, is the western sea entrance of the Caledonian Canal. It is a natural harbour, unlike Fort William.


Question: What does TDM do?

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TDM - Teledifusão de Macau, S. A. (TDM; ), provides public broadcasting services in Macau. By running five digital terrestrial TV channels, one satellite TV channel and two radio channels, TDM provides local audiences with a wide range of content in Macau’s two official languages, Chinese and Portuguese, as well as having time-slots for English as well as Indonesian and Tagalog (Filipino), which reflects the multicultural nature of the city, with 95 percent of the population being the Chinese and five percent made up of the Portuguese and other ethnic groups.


Question: Respond in 1 sentences. Provide a brief summary of "Que el cielo me explique"

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Que el cielo me explique (English title:"A match made in heaven") is a Venezuelan telenovela produced by Radio Caracas Television in 2010 based on a story written by Cristina Policastro.


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Qasr Tuba is an 8th-century Umayyad "qasr" or castle in the Amman Governorate of northern Jordan.


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As England fans fly the flag of St George at pubs, out of windows and from cars during the World Cup, an Italian mayor has suggested claiming back centuries’ worth of arrears from England for its use of the red cross.
Genoa, once a powerful maritime city, adopted the St George’s Cross as its flag and St George as its patron saint during the Crusades. The symbol was adopted by England toward the end of the religious wars, in the 13th century, with English ships flying the flag of Genoa as a deterrent to enemies.
For the privilege, the English monarch paid an annual tribute to the doge of Genoa, or ruler of the Republic of Genoa. However, the tribute apparently fell by the wayside after the republic collapsed.
Marco Bucci, the mayor of Genoa, said the arrears claim could be the “biggest stroke of marketing” for the city. He said he would write to the Queen seeking to recoup funds that could then be spent on the city’s needs.
“Your Majesty, I regret to inform you that from my books [it] looks like you didn’t pay for the last 247 years,” he joked.
It is highly unlikely Bucci’s idea has any legal grounds, but the matter has been a bone of contention between the two countries for centuries.
The St George’s Cross is also used as a symbol in other northern Italian cities, including Bologna, Padua, Reggio Emilia, Mantua, Vercelli, Alessandria and Milan.
It is unknown whether St George – who is thought to have been born in the late third century in Cappadocia, now eastern Turkey – ever visited England. He became the country’s patron saint after the English Reformation and is the patron saint of many other places including Portugal, Malta, Georgia and Ethiopia.
Why would young people love a country that seems not to love them?


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Starting Wednesday, the world's biggest retailer will officially launch Walmart ebooks, planting a stake in Amazon's turf.
Walmart ratcheted up its battle with Amazon, planting a stake on the e-commerce giant's turf by selling e-books for the first time.
Starting Wednesday, the world's biggest retailer will officially launch Walmart e-books, a partnership with Rakuten Kobo, the digital book division of Japan's top e-commerce company.
In addition to choosing from among over 6 million electronic books, Walmart customers will now be able to participate in a new subscription service that will allow shoppers to get one audiobook a month for a monthly fee of $9.99.
And gift buyers will be able to pick up digital book cards at what will ultimately be 3,500 Walmart locations starting this week.
Walmart has been taking on Amazon by steadily adding new products, experiences and online partners. But selling electronic and audiobooks may be its most pointed move, given that Amazon first burst onto the scene by selling books online, disrupting the bookstore sector before upending the rest of the retail landscape by offering and delivering products ranging from furniture to gadgets.
Walmart shoppers will be able to access e-books through a co-branded app, as well as on Kobo e-readers that are now for sale at Walmart.com. The Kobo Aura reader will be available at 1,000 stores beginning later this week.
Walmart, which became the world's largest retailer by offering a wide array of products at low prices, could possibly woo some readers and listeners away from Amazon with steep discounts. At least initially, it's offering several deals.
Shoppers who sign up online will get $10 off the first electronic or audio title that they purchase, while those who opt for the audio book subscription will get to try it out for free for 30 days.
Still, it will take a lot of sales to topple Amazon. In 2016, roughly 38 percent of the 800 million printed books sold were purchased from Amazon, according to book industry data site AuthorEarnings.com in 2017. Amazon sold roughly 75 percent of the 400 million e-books that were purchased and nearly 95 percent of the 50 million audiobooks.