Question: Describe the Limit(less) photo project and its impact on LGBT African immigrants.

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"There was nowhere that I felt like I could be both queer, African, and whole."
The Limit(less) photo project, which features interviews and portraits of LGBT Africans living abroad, is attempting to debunk the stereotype that it is "un-African" to be queer.
Mikael Owunna, the creator of the series, grew up with tremendous anxiety from constantly balancing being both Nigerian and queer. "I didn't feel like I could be both of these things," Owunna told BuzzFeed News.
Owunna was outed to his parents at the age of 15 and they responded with "a barrage of homophobia" and even told him his identity was "un-African." They believed their son had been corrupted growing up in America.
"For several years I was sent back to Nigeria during holidays, with the hope that re-immersing me in my culture could 'save me' from gayness,'" he said.
When he reached the age of 18, he was put through a series of exorcisms to "drive" the gay out of him.
"There was nowhere that I felt like I could be both queer, African, and whole," Owunna said. And it was in that lack of space that the student decided to take action. Through his photos, Owunna attempts to create a "queer African home" for himself and others.
"Almost all of the (very few) images of LGBT Africans out there are so sad and depressing and center exclusively on our pain," he said. "I want to provide a space through my art where we can heal and see that we not only exist being both LGBTQ and African — but that we also thrive and love ourselves!"
The artist found participants mostly through social media — posting open calls for portrait sessions on his Facebook, Tumblr, and Twitter pages. Each participant would go through a one- to two-hour Skype call with Owunna before their photo shoot, answering questions about their family, identity, and personal style.
"I want to make sure that everyone is 100% comfortable with being out and potentially identifiable in the work, as there are real risks that we all take — even living in the West — by being visibly out as African people," he said.
Owunna hopes his series helps others realize the scope of the LGBT community and recognize that "POC expressions of identities we would now call 'LGBT' have always existed."
"In African communities, in particular, Western colonization specifically worked to erase and destroy the knowledge of these identities," he said.
The photographer has captured over 30 portraits of LGBT African immigrants in the US, Canada, Trinidad & Tobago, and Sweden.
"They have affected my family relationships in the sense that I’m not as close to certain family members as I would like to be because I feel like my queer identity would get in the way of having the closeness that is the way that closeness goes down with my African family members, and that’s been really, really difficult."
For fellow LGBT Africans, Owunna hopes seeing the images are as healing for them as creating them has been for him personally.
"The most beautiful part about being African/of the African Diaspora is our resilience. To live and thrive as an African is an act of revolution and power. And for me, living my truth as an LGBT person is simply an extension of that power."
Limit(less) is currently on exhibit in Montreal at the Never Apart Gallery through April 4. This summer, Owunna will continue documenting LGBT Africans, photographing participants in Belgium, France, Portugal, and the UK.


Question: Respond in 65 sentences. Describe the features of the Quid platform.

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Quid puts the world’s information at your fingertips. It draws connections between big ideas, giving your brain more power than you ever dreamed possible.
A birds-eye view of any market displaying size, growth, unmet needs, top investments and barriers. Map an emerging technology or IP landscape at a glance and quickly digest any industry.
A look at what your competitors are doing, saying, investing in and acquiring. Follow company footprints over time and gain insights on how to get ahead of them.
Everything you need to know, visualized in one place. Get up to speed on any topic in a flash.
What consumers are saying about your brand, products and competitors. Explore conversations surrounding a specific company or market.
Signals that point to the future. Discover patterns, identify what trends are rising and which are fading.
Recognize trends, drive new business pitches and gather insights to inform your strategy.
Used by: advertising and PR agencies, marketing departments, and messaging consultants.
Understand trends and drivers reshaping industries, guide technology investments and acquisitions, and inform market research.
Spot emerging innovations, analyze trends and produce powerful visuals that support your insights.
Uncover the voice of patients and physicians, gain quick competitive intelligence and see where innovation is happening.
Track the regulatory environment, monitor competitors and better understand rapidly transforming consumer preferences.
Quid is turning heads and making headlines. See what people are saying.
The deal was led by REV Ventures, the investment arm of LexisNexis owner, which contributed about $10 million.
As part of a large investigation into the FCC’s public docket on net neutrality, Quid analyzed thousands of comments and identified evidence of fake and fraudulent posts.
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory used Quid to examine Russian troll tweets about a broad spectrum of controversial topics from across the political spectrum.
Quid and Walmart dove deep into data to explain why American families are changing. Fortune recaps a few key insights from their findings.
The World Economic Forum recognized Quid for its contributions to the future of the Internet.
What's News in Food Tech?
Forrester wanted to better understand the volume of global discussion around food from the past year. They used Quid to analyze nearly 3,000 articles on the subject from media outlets around the globe.
NPR reporter Laura Sydell pitted Quid against two political journalists to predict what will cause trouble for presidential candidates this fall.
Bloomberg and Quid combed through 50,000 companies to find 50. They also looked back at our 2009 list, which would have skyrocketed as a venture portfolio.
Quid was named to the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 list, a ranking of the 500 fastest growing, cutting edge, and transformative companies in North America.
Where is the science in politics?
WIRED teamed up with Quid to analyze the speeches given at the Republican and Democratic National Conventions.
Quartz uses Quid to delve into the companies and investments fueling the pot industry.
How have patterns in media coverage of mass shootings changed after Parkland?
Quid partnered with The Trace to compare media coverage following the eight deadliest mass shootings in the U.S. since 2013.
Quid ingests the ideas and opinions expressed in written language to find patterns and commonalities across a billion documents.
Quid calculates, collects and stores datasets for patents, companies and over 300k news and blog sources—plus any other data you wish to add.
Manipulate, explore and interact with data how you want to. The Quid visualization tool makes data easy to understand and interpret—no technical experience necessary.
Take Quid for a guided test drive, personalized to your needs.
Get to know Quid®. Chat with us for about 15 minutes about your project, and we’ll create a free guided test drive to accelerate your path to insight.
Insights power your business. But looming deadlines and outside pressure often require you to substitute your best thinking for the thinking that time allows.
Now there's an easier path to insight.
The Quid platform rests on a robust, cutting edge infrastructure and runs on technology that delivers powerful results.
Our data pipeline processes millions of news articles, blog posts and documents such as patents and company data. Quid indexes and categorizes this data, serving up only those items truly relevant to your search. Built on top of a cloud-based infrastructure, Quid® proprietary text processing algorithms reduce noise, improve time to insight and maximize search performance.
News Over 550k news and blog sources. Over 1.4M articles come from each stream daily and are indexed every second.
Patents Complete coverage of patents from over 50 patent authorities dating back to the 1960s, in over 50 jurisdictions including the U.S., China, and patents filed through the WIPO and European Patent Office.
Custom Data Any text data set – proprietary or publicly available. Examples of custom data include customer product reviews, scientific papers, surveys, job postings, call records and more.
Our proprietary, high performance algorithms find and amplify the small signals that are crucial to identifying actionable insights quickly. These algorithms are optimized for search, ranking and trend analysis. Quid learns dynamically from the documents, using the actual textual content instead of keywords or predetermined topics, thus leading to unbiased signal and more advanced relationship mapping than simple keyword matching.
Implicit network analysis and graph theory find meaningful connections and relationships between people, topics, and documents that conventional search misses. Rich models that run continuously using artificial intelligence and Natural Language Processing help find insights across millions of data points.
Leveraging GPUs, Quid has a custom-built high performance visualization engine that displays large volumes of data 10x faster compared to other frameworks. Its visualization framework can handle 20,000 interactive objects with near zero latency.
Quid is browser based, optimized for Chrome and Firefox and uses the latest web technologies (webGL, web workers, etc) to push the limits of what’s possible with in-browser software.


Question: Hi Bill, congrats on your retirement!

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 Hi Bill, congrats on your retirement!

About a hundred people came to say goodbye to Bill Kaufman, a clerk at the Oradell Post Office who is retiring after 35 years, on Oct. 26.
ORADELL — Whenever residents went to deliver a letter or buy a stamp, they always knew a smiling, friendly face was ready to help them: Bill Kaufman.
Kaufman, who worked as a clerk at the Oradell Post Office, was a mainstay at the postal service for 35 years. On Friday, with a celebratory banner hung over the building, Kaufman worked his last day, retiring after years of weighing packages, sorting mail and stamping envelopes.
Although Kaufman mainly worked as a clerk at the post office, he did sometimes work as a carrier during his beginning years at the job. When other mail carriers called in sick, Kaufman would be out in the rain, snow, sleet and hail to deliver packages.
As a clerk, Kaufman was one of the faces of the post office, gradually growing friendships with people who visited the post office, some almost daily, over the years, which was one of the true joys of the job.
It was clear that these neighbors grew up with Kaufman too; throughout the day, over a hundred residents poured into the post office, wishing Kaufman well and sending him off with handshakes and hugs.
For Oradell residents, Kaufman exemplified the concept of “service with a smile.” George Carter, the borough’s historian and an avid stamp collector, said Kaufman would always set aside new stamps that he knew would fit Carter's collection.
Not all of Kaufman’s admirers were human. Maggie, a 14-year-old Golden Retriever, waited patiently near the door of the post office for Kaufman to notice her during his final hours on the job. Every day for 10 years, Maggie would visit Kaufman, along with her owner Cynthia, to receive a treat as Cynthia picked up mail.
“This is our final biscuit, Maggie,” said Kaufman, as he walked over to give her a pat on the head.
Cynthia, who wished not to give her last name, said Maggie would jump on the counter in her younger days so Kaufman could put the biscuit in her mouth.
For neighbors who will miss Kaufman, fear not: as a resident of Emerson, Kaufman said he is bound to run into people at a store or a restaurant. One thing he won’t miss, however, is dealing with the busy holiday rush at the end of the year.
“I’m going to enjoy my Christmas without being in the post office,” said Kaufman.


Question: Who was Johann Jakob Kneucker?

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Johann Jakob Kneucker (12 February 1840 – 25 December 1909) was a German theologian born in the village of Wenkheim, today part of Werbach, Baden-Württemberg.


Question: What is the purpose of consciousness?

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Cardiff University and University College London provide funding as founding partners of The Conversation UK.
Most experts think that consciousness can be divided into two parts: the experience of consciousness (or personal awareness), and the contents of consciousness, which include things such as thoughts, beliefs, sensations, perceptions, intentions, memories and emotions.
It’s easy to assume that these contents of consciousness are somehow chosen, caused or controlled by our personal awareness – after all, thoughts don’t exist until until we think them. But in a new research paper in Frontiers of Psychology, we argue that this is a mistake.
We suggest that our personal awareness does not create, cause or choose our beliefs, feelings or perceptions. Instead, the contents of consciousness are generated “behind the scenes” by fast, efficient, non-conscious systems in our brains. All this happens without any interference from our personal awareness, which sits passively in the passenger seat while these processes occur.
Put simply, we don’t consciously choose our thoughts or our feelings – we become aware of them.
If this sounds strange, consider how effortlessly we regain consciousness each morning after losing it the night before; how thoughts and emotions – welcome or otherwise – arrive already formed in our minds; how the colours and shapes we see are constructed into meaningful objects or memorable faces without any effort or input from our conscious mind.
Consider that all the neuropsychological processes responsible for moving your body or using words to form sentences take place without involving your personal awareness. We believe that the processes responsible for generating the contents of consciousness do the same.
Our thinking has been influenced by research into neuropsychological and neuropsychiatric disorders, as well as more recent cognitive neuroscience studies using hypnosis. The studies using hypnosis show that a person’s mood, thoughts and perceptions can be profoundly altered by suggestion.
In such studies, participants go through a hypnosis induction procedure, to help them to enter a mentally focused and absorbed state. Then, suggestions are made to change their perceptions and experiences.
For example, in one study, researchers recorded the brain activity of participants when they raised their arm intentionally, when it was lifted by a pulley, and when it moved in response to a hypnotic suggestion that it was being lifted by a pulley.
Similar areas of the brain were active during the involuntary and the suggested “alien” movement, while brain activity for the intentional action was different. So, hypnotic suggestion can be seen as a means of communicating an idea or belief that, when accepted, has the power to alter a person’s perceptions or behaviour.
All this may leave one wondering where our thoughts, emotions and perceptions actually come from. We argue that the contents of consciousness are a subset of the experiences, emotions, thoughts and beliefs that are generated by non-conscious processes within our brains.
This subset takes the form of a personal narrative, which is constantly being updated. The personal narrative exists in parallel with our personal awareness, but the latter has no influence over the former.
The personal narrative is important because it provides information to be stored in your autobiographical memory (the story you tell yourself, about yourself), and gives human beings a way of communicating the things we have perceived and experienced to others.
This, in turn, allows us to generate survival strategies; for example, by learning to predict other people’s behaviour. Interpersonal skills like this underpin the development of social and cultural structures, which have promoted the survival of human kind for millennia.
So, we argue that it is the ability to communicate the contents of one’s personal narrative –– and not personal awareness – that gives humans their unique evolutionary advantage.
If the experience of consciousness does not confer any particular advantage, it’s not clear what its purpose is. But as a passive accompaniment to non-conscious processes, we don’t think that the phenomenon of personal awareness has a purpose, in much the same way that rainbows do not. Rainbows simply result from the reflection, refraction and dispersion of sunlight through water droplets – none of which serves any particular purpose.
Our conclusions also raise questions about the notions of free will and personal responsibility. If our personal awareness does not control the contents of the personal narrative which reflects our thoughts, feelings, emotions, actions and decisions, then perhaps we should not be held responsible for them.
In response to this, we argue that free will and personal responsibility are notions that have been constructed by society. As such, they are built into the way we see and understand ourselves as individuals, and as a species. Because of this, they are represented within the non-conscious processes that create our personal narratives, and in the way we communicate those narratives to others.
Just because consciousness has been placed in the passenger seat, does not mean we need to dispense with important everyday notions such as free will and personal responsibility. In fact, they are embedded in the workings of our non-conscious brain systems. They have a powerful purpose in society and have a deep impact on the way we understand ourselves.


Question: Describe the George Madison Millard House.

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The George Madison Millard House, is a Frank Lloyd Wright designed Prairie School home that was constructed in Highland Park, Illinois, United States in 1906. It was the first of two houses that Wright would design for the Millards.


Question: Describe the Forage War that took place in New Jersey during the American Revolutionary War. Respond in 6 sentences.

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The Forage War was a partisan campaign consisting of numerous small skirmishes that took place in New Jersey during the American Revolutionary War between January and March 1777, following the battles of Trenton and Princeton. After both British and Continental Army troops entered their winter quarters in early January, Continental Army regulars and militia companies from New Jersey and Pennsylvania engaged in numerous scouting and harassing operations against the British and German troops quartered in New Jersey.
The British troops wanted to have fresh provisions to consume, and also required fresh forage for their draft animals and horses. General George Washington ordered the systematic removal of such supplies from areas easily accessible to the British, and companies of American militia and troops harassed British and German forays to acquire such provisions. While many of these operations were small, in some cases they became quite elaborate, involving more than 1,000 troops. The American operations were so successful that British casualties in New Jersey (including those of the battles at Trenton and Princeton) exceeded those of the entire campaign for New York.


Question: Describe how the Cleveland Cavaliers might approach the fourth game of the NBA finals.

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CLEVELAND—Frustrated after a string of demoralizing losses to their perennial championship rivals the Golden State Warriors, Cleveland Cavaliers players said in a press conference Thursday that they were hoping to avoid Game 4 of the NBA Finals. “We have to do a much better job of protecting our home court, so we can’t let the Warriors just waltz in here and start playing basketball with us again,” said LeBron James, adding that his team wouldn’t repeat their mistakes from Game 3 in which they decided to show up for the game at Quicken Loans Arena. “You can’t let Steph and K.D. drop 40 points and expect to win. We have to make adjustments to our game to keep them from getting so many open looks, and I think that starts with adjusting our calendar. This is bigger than us—we owe it to the city of Cleveland to dig deep and find a way to stop this competition from ever taking place.” In an effort to promote the new strategy, James took to social media to post a picture of himself and several teammates sitting poolside at his Los Angeles estate.


Question: How to create a scraper for stock data using Python 3

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NASDAQ is a great source for stock market data. We will demonstrate how to write a scraper that will extract some key stock data based on a company’s ticker symbol.
In this tutorial, we will extract the summary quote for a public company from Nasdaq.
Below is a screenshot of the data we will be extracting.
Before we start building the scraper, we need to find where the data is present in the web page’s HTML Tags. You need to understand the HTML tags inside the page’s content to do so.
Right-click on any link on the page and choose – Inspect Element. The browser will open a toolbar and show the HTML Content of the Web Page, formatted nicely.
If you look closely at the GIF above, there is DIV tag, with its attribute called ‘class’ as ‘table-table’. This DIV encloses the data we need to extract.
We will use Python 3 for this tutorial. The code will not run if you are using Python 2.7. To start, you need a computer with Python 3 and PIP installed in it.
Most UNIX operating systems like Linux and Mac OS comes with Python pre-installed. But, not all the Linux Operating Systems ship with Python 3 by default.
and press enter. If the output looks something like Python 3.x.x, you have Python 3 installed. If it says Python 2.x.x you have Python 2. If it prints an error, you don’t probably have python installed.
If you don’t have Python 3, install it first.
Python Requests, to make requests and download the HTML content of the pages ( http://docs.python-requests.org/en/master/user/install/).
"User-Agent":"Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/64.0.3282.119 Safari/537.36"
You should see a file AAPL-summary.json called in the same folder as the script, with the extracted data. Here is some sample data extracted from Nasdaq.com for the command above.
The data will be saved as a JSON file. Instead of writing the data to a JSON file you can connect it to a MySQL database.
You can download the code at https://gist.github.com/scrapehero/c7794d9e4522d9c72ba167496b849228. Let us know in the comments how this scraper worked for you.
This code should be capable of scraping the details of most ticker symbols. If you want to scrape the details of thousands of companies you should read Scalable do-it-yourself scraping – How to build and run scrapers on a large scale and How to prevent getting blacklisted while scraping .
If you need some professional help with scraping websites contact us by filling up the form below.
Yahoo Finance is a good source for extracting financial data. Check out this web scraping tutorial and learn how to extract the public summary of companies from Yahoo Finance using Python 3 and LXML.
I also have a question : while you defined a function called “parse_finance_page(ticker)” in your code, I could not call it to try and run your code.
It seems like you missed putting in the ticker symbol.
Can you try running it like this ?
What line of code do you enter in aapl, every time I try line 11 it gives me an error for spacing.
I ran it in python3 , but when I get to write down the json, it goes to anaconda python2.7 and some error occurs.
How can I run this code through Spyder? Where can I enter the ticker symbol?


Question: What is Saulzais-le-Potier?

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Saulzais-le-Potier is a commune in the Cher department in the Centre-Val de Loire region of France.


Question: Describe NGC 3552.

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 Describe NGC 3552.

NGC 3552 is a lenticular galaxy in the constellation Ursa Major. It was discovered in April 1785 by William Herschel.


Question: What can you tell me about the ending of St. Petersburg's red-light camera program?

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 What can you tell me about the ending of St. Petersburg's red-light camera program?

What you need to know as the city's controversial program ends by Tuesday.
ST. PETERSBURG — This spring, the city voted to scrap its red-light cameras, becoming the first large city in the Tampa Bay area to do so. The cameras will officially go dark no later than 11:59 p.m. Tuesday, which is the end of the city's fiscal year.
In the meantime, the city has entered into a four-month, $25,000 agreement with camera vendor American Traffic Solutions to provide access to information the city will need to process any tickets between now and then.
If I get a ticket on Sept. 30, will I still have to pay it?
Will the way I pay or fight a ticket change?
No, the process will remain the same. Drivers who get a red-light citation have the option of paying the $158 fine or requesting an administration hearing at City Hall.
If I get a ticket between now and next Tuesday, how long before I get a notice?
It depends. According to Evan Mory, the city's transportation and parking management director, ATS has until Oct. 15 to send potential violations to the Police Department. Employees there review the footage and decide whether to issue citations. ATS will then have until Oct. 31 to send all remaining violations.
"Within first few days of November is the latest anybody should be getting a violation," Mory said.
What will happen to the cameras themselves?
ATS will be shutting the cameras off Tuesday, but the company has until Oct. 31 to remove them. The city and ATS have not decided on a date by which poles and other remaining equipment must be removed.
Could they ever come back?
Mayor Rick Kriseman, a camera proponent, has said repeatedly that he wants to continue to monitor the 10 intersections with cameras. If he sees red-light runners increasing with the cameras gone, he would bring the topic back up for discussion.
Have another question about the program? Contact Kameel Stanley at [email protected] or (727) 893-8643. Follow @cornandpotatoes.


Question: Who is Per Dybvig?

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 Who is Per Dybvig?

Per Dybvig (born 27 January 1964) is a Norwegian illustrator, visual artist and animator.


Question: Explain 5 reasons why you would choose Extra over Divi.

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 Explain 5 reasons why you would choose Extra over Divi.

Divi is an excellent theme that can build practically any type of website you could ever need, but Elegant Themes has another theme called Extra that is often overlooked. Divi and Extra both use the Divi Builder, but Extra has a few additional features that might make you choose it instead. In this article we’ll take a look at 5 reasons you might choose Extra over Divi.
Images for the examples were taken from Unsplash.com.
The Category Builder lets you build your homepage using specialized category modules. This is great for magazine or blog layouts, or any type of layout where you want to display blocks of posts with specific categories. Just as with any page or post, you can display the sidebar on the right, left, or choose no sidebar.
Category Builder modules include posts, blog feed masonry, blog feed standard, featured posts slider, posts carousel, tabbed posts, ads, images, text, and code.
Multiple modules can be used within your layouts with specific categories chosen for each, creating some interesting magazine and blog layouts.
Lots of pre-made layouts are included to help you get started. Just like using the standard Divi Builder you can easily rearrange the modules, duplicate them, change the columns in a row, etc. It can also display specialty sections.
This is one of the built-in layouts. Simply choose your categories and you’re done. Of course you can easily modify the layout to make it your own.
The default category for the Category Builder is optimized for blogging and creates an elegant blog homepage.
Extra has several blog post features to make your posts stand out and look great, including the standard Divi post formats plus a new one for maps, sharing buttons, navigation, author box, related posts, and a review system for product reviews.
Here’s a look at each of the blogging features. These features appear on each post by default unless you choose the disable them on a specific post.
The Review Box allows you to create your own review structure and include a score for each element of the structure.
This displays under the text of the post. It gives an overall score from the individual scores you’ve provided.
It adds a score to the featured image. The score includes a line that works as a bar graph, providing the number and a visual indication of the product’s score.
The bottom of the post (or under the Review Box if you’re using it) includes social sharing buttons and star ratings where readers can share and rate your posts.
The ratings are displayed within the post’s meta on both the homepage and within the post itself.
Next and Previous buttons display under the share and rate links. They provide the names of the posts as well as buttons with arrows and labels.
Next is an Author Box. The content for the Author Box comes from the user’s profile.
Related posts are displayed under the Author Box in each post. It displays the featured image, title, and publish date.
You can customize the sidebars for each post and page individually. Post settings let you choose the sidebar location (right, left, or no sidebar), the sidebar/widget area to display, set as featured post, and select features to hide.
Page settings include a sidebar location for right, left, or none, which sidebar to display, and hide meta. Other features include redesigned WooCommerce integration for nicer product pages, 8 page templates, and more.
Header Elements add a bar across the top and includes social icons, search bar, and a trending bar. You can enable or disable them individually. The menu for your pages is added to this top bar if you choose to use the bar.
Easily create a mega menu to display recent or featured posts. It includes the featured image, meta, large images for the two latest posts, and thumbnails for the others.
Extra includes 9 custom widgets for displaying ads, authors, login, recent comments, post, reviews, tweets, videos, and social follows.
Most are standard (recent comments), but some are highly specialized (recent videos or tweets).
What About Divi Child Themes, Plugins, and Layouts?
Divi does have the advantage of having lots of third-party child themes and plugins, but Extra has more out of the box and any customizations you can make to Divi can be made to Extra. Divi layouts that only require the Divi Builder also work with Extra, so a lot of third-party designs can be used with your Extra website.
Divi is a great choice for an all-purpose theme, but Extra is more focused on blogs and magazines – providing features you don’t get with Divi. If you’re building a blog or magazine, these features alone might be enough to choose Extra over Divi.
We’d like to hear from you. Do you use Extra instead of Divi? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.


Question: What do you think about the current racial controversy in Arkansas?

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 What do you think about the current racial controversy in Arkansas?

One shockingly racist ad is currently making its way across the FM waves in Arkansas–targeted at African-Americans in an attempt to pit them against white women and Democrats in order to protect a seemingly-endangered GOP incumbent.
The advertisement starts out simple and deceptively innocent enough.
“What do you think about what’s happening in Washington?” a woman’s voice calmly asks.
Amidst some poor-editing-inspired background noise, another woman booms out her response. She’s definitely got some opinions. In half-a-beat, the second woman launches into a vehement defense of the GOP as well as the previously obscure Republican representing Arkansas’ 2nd congressional district.
Our Congressman French Hill and the Republicans know that it’s dangerous to change the presumption of innocence to a presumption of guilt–especially for black men. If the Democrats can do that to a white justice of the Supreme Court, with no evidence, no corroboration, and all of her witnesses–including her best friend–say it didn’t happen? What will happen to our husbands, our fathers or our fathers when a white girl lies on them?
The first woman finds her voice again and supplies the answer.
Allusions to the Brett Kavanaugh controversy are obvious. Multiple errors of fact, law and context abound in the second woman’s comments about the presumption of innocence.
Notably, there is no such presumption of innocence during a Supreme Court nomination hearing and there never has been–that’s a legal standard strictly confined to criminal trial. Additionally, there were in fact, multiple pieces of evidence–and corroborated evidence–supplied by Dr. Christine Blasey Ford (and by Kavanaugh) during the controversy. But, of course, that’s not really the point here.
The ad goes on to employ more and more race-baiting as each small collection of seconds painfully passes.
The first woman then brings it on home for two-term Congressman Hill and the GOP’s long, storied and proud tradition of running racially divisive advertisements as elections enter the final stretch.
The ad ends with the disclosure of the dark money group that paid for it: Black Americans for the President’s Agenda. According to OpenSecrets, this hitherto unheard of Political Action Committee has raised over $140,000 during the current campaign cycle.
French Hill faces popular Democrat state representative Clarke Tucker in this year’s election.


Question: What can I expect at SeePort Festival?

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 What can I expect at SeePort Festival?

SeePort | Ports of Auckland Event – SeePort festival is a fun-filled celebration of Auckland’s maritime heritage, shipping industry and our port.
You’ll find plenty of affordable, family-friendly fare from our vendors; fill up with a wholesome lunch or cool down with an ice cream (or two!). Our food vendors all make an effort to use eco-friendly packaging and serve ware where they can, doing their bit for the environment. Help keep our waterfront tidy by disposing of waste at our recycling stations. Free water stations are dotted around the wharf – BYO bottle and stay hydrated.
There is no alcohol sold on the wharf. From 5pm on the Sunday evening you may bring your own alcoholic beverages to enjoy during the concert. SeePort Festival is a family-friendly event and we encourage responsible drinking. Please minimise the amount of glass brought on to the wharf. Anyone found to be intoxicated will be asked to leave the event. Please be considerate of your fellow festival-goers.
The sun in January can be extremely harsh. We provide as much shade as possible (and water misters to keep you extra cool) but we do encourage you to wear sunscreen and a hat. Arrived unprepared? We have free sunscreen stations on the wharf for you to use – you can also pick up your own SeePort hat at our Merchandise Store on the wharf.
SeePort Festival is a family-friendly event and we do our best to ensure that not only is there plenty to help keep your little ones entertained, fed and hydrated, but we also provide baby changing facilities located on the wharf should you need them.
The Auckland Symphony Orchestra and The Ladykillers will perform from 6pm on the Sunday evening. Please bring a picnic (alcohol permitted) and something to sit on if you please! Chairs must be low-lying as to not obstruct views for others. Please minimise the amount of glass brought on to the wharf. No dogs and no lasers allowed on the wharf.
Pick up your very own piece of Ports of Auckland merchandise from our on-site store, including tees, hats and some very cool brick-toy tugboats. You can also pick up a toy tugboat anytime online here. With every tugboat sold, we’ll donate $5 to Coastguard to help fund the wonderful work they do at sea for those in need and their families.
SeePort Festival is a smokefree event. No smoking is allowed anywhere on site.
We are so lucky to have the support of many of our maritime partners at SeePort including our major partner, the Royal New Zealand Navy. Our partners help us create a fantastic festival year in and year out – many of which rely on hard working volunteers both at SeePort and out in our communities. Thank you!
Captain Cook Wharf is located directly opposite Britomart on Quay Street. You can enter SeePort from Quay Street or from neighbouring Queens Wharf. If you’re taking public transport to the event, the Britomart train station and bus depot are just a short walk away, as is the Downtown ferry terminal. Fancy a bike ride? We have designated bike parking on Captain Cook Wharf. Look out for the signs.


Question: Describe the National Hurricane Center's efforts to extend hurricane forecasts and the accuracy of their predictions.

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 Describe the National Hurricane Center's efforts to extend hurricane forecasts and the accuracy of their predictions.

Federal meteorologists started issuing 24-hour hurricane forecasts in 1954, two-day forecasts in 1961, and three-day forecasts in 1964.
MELBOURNE — National Hurricane Center officials are experimenting with extended forecasts that may someday predict the paths of hurricanes a full week in advance, compared with today’s five-day forecasts.
"In 2018, for the first time, we’re going to be doing in-house forecasts out to seven days because the techniques have gotten good enough," Mark DeMaria, NHC branch chief, told a classroom of Florida Institute of Technology students and faculty Friday afternoon.
"It’s allowing us to go further into the future," DeMaria said.
Federal meteorologists started issuing 24-hour hurricane forecasts in 1954, two-day forecasts in 1961, and three-day forecasts in 1964. DeMaria said the NHC experimented with five-day forecasts in 2001, then began publicly releasing them in 2003 after a two-year trial period.
The experimental forecasts will add Day 6 and 7 hurricane tracks and maximum wind estimates. Rather than distributing this information to the public, DeMaria said officials will probably test seven-day forecasts for the next two years, then analyze the data and decide their fate.
"It’s way beyond the normal watch time frame for the general public. There are certain activities for long-range planning where it would be an advantage. FEMA might be staging resources. Or, certain areas that are especially hard to get ready for hurricanes — like the Florida Keys, which take a long time to evacuate," DeMaria said.
He said NOAA’s first Joint Polar Satellite System environmental satellite, which launched last November, will improve forecast accuracy. This low-orbit satellite's microwave sounders can measure atmospheric temperature and moisture through cloudtops.
The Atlantic hurricane season lasts from June 1 through Nov. 30.
Friday, DeMaria delivered a technical presentation on the evolution of hurricane forecast models to students and faculty in Florida Tech's Olin Physical Sciences building. That evening, he gave a wide-ranging hurricane lecture at the Olin Engineering Building auditorium.
He said the NHC's average track errors for tropical storms and hurricanes were fewer last year than during any previous Atlantic hurricane season. In fact, he said the five-day forecasts are about as accurate as the two-day forecasts were during the 1990s.
“We actually had record-accurate forecasts at every single time period, out to five days, in 2017. Part of it was due to the fact that the hurricanes were at low latitudes. They were a little easier to forecast. It’s also due to the fact that the models have gotten better," DeMaria said.
"This is really kind of an amazing achievement," he said.
However, DeMaria noted that Irma's forecast track bounced across Florida days before the monstrous storm struck.
"If you live here, you probably remember the forecast was kind of on the East Coast, it went over to the West Coast, it was at the East Coast, it was back to the West Coast. It was driving us crazy," he said.


Question: Respond in 3 sentences. "Fish are cool but I don't think the stapes has anything to do with audio perception."

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 Respond in 3 sentences. "Fish are cool but I don't think the stapes has anything to do with audio perception."

You JUST confirmed that stapes affects your audio perception so I’m not sure what the argument is here… Did you just want to talk about fish?
You’re not really adding anything useful here Brian. While your statement is technically true you’re downplaying the importance of the ossicular chain and why the stapes has a wonderful power complex.


Question: Describe the art market.

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 Describe the art market.

The art market is represented by a marketplace of buyers and sellers trading in the commodities, services, and works-of-art commonly associated with the various arts. The art market is also concerned with the production of new art which enters the art market. The art market is an example of one type of marketplace, among many different types of markets which occur in economics. In particular, the art market has many similarities with other marketplaces where buyers and sellers meet, as well as significant distinguishing factors indicative of its differences from other types of markets in economics.


Question: Respond briefly. Tell me about André Velter.

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 Respond briefly. Tell me about André Velter.

André Velter (born 1945), French poet, was born in Signy-l'Abbaye in the Ardennes région and was educated in Charleville and Paris. Having begun his first journeys in 1955 through Europe and the Middle East, he has traveled through Afghanistan, Tibet, China and India. As a result, his poetry displays a varied and colorful relation to the places, sounds and rhythms of the cultures he has visited.


Question: What is this course about?

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 What is this course about?

0:07Skip to 0 minutes and 7 secondsThis course examines the psychology of eyewitnesses and its impact on police investigations-- revealing the limitations of the human mind and the dangers for criminal justice. Witnesses often only identify somebody about 40% of the time from a line up. Sometimes the suspect that's been identified isn't actually the culprit. The journey begins by exploring some serious miscarriages of justice. Featuring a real eyewitness whose testimony sent the wrong man to prison. I knew there had been misidentification-- I mean I knew that. It wasn't malicious intent, it wasn't racially motivated-- but it didn't matter, because the end result was Ronald Cotton spent a third of his life in prison for something he didn't do.
0:58Skip to 0 minutes and 58 secondsThe course also gives you a chance to follow two investigations of a fictitious crime. And use your cognitive and investigative skills to evaluate the evidence. The course was created by professor Graham Pike, who specialises in eyewitness identification, including E-Fit technology. There are new generation of facial composting systems that are beginning to be used by the police. Graham Pike was also behind a BBC Open University co-production, which is incorporated into the course, and which puts eyewitnesses to the test. By working solely from eyewitness accounts and positive identifications, how close to the truth have they got? Giving you the chance to use what you have learned to solve a crime and compare how you did against a team of real police officers.
1:47Skip to 1 minute and 47 secondsBy completing the eight week course, you will have gained some basic knowledge about forensic psychology, gained insights into how your own mind works, and understood the vital role of psychology in police investigations.


Question: What are some places near Kutalli, Albania? Respond in 4 sentences.

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 What are some places near Kutalli, Albania? Respond in 4 sentences.

Kutalli is a village and a former municipality in Berat County, central Albania. At the 2015 local government reform it became a subdivision of the municipality Ura Vajgurore. The population at the 2011 census was 9,643.
Closest places to Kutalli: Samaticë (2 miles), Pobrat (1 mile), Drenovicë (1 mile), Rërës (1 mile), Protoduar (2 miles), Sqepur (2 miles), Goricani Çlirimi (2 miles), Malas-Gropë (2 miles).


Question: Have you heard anything about Adam Gilbertson going missing in Denver?

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 Have you heard anything about Adam Gilbertson going missing in Denver?

DENVER – Several family members flew in from Minnesota this weekend to help search for 29-year-old Adam Gilbertson, who was last seen early Friday morning at a Denver bar.
Gilbertson’s sister, brother-in-law and cousin combed through several Denver neighborhoods looking for the man on Sunday.
A Minnesota native, Gilbertson was described as being 5-foot-11-inches tall with brown hair and blue eyes.
Gilbertson's family told Denver7 he went to nursing school in Wyoming while he lived in Fort Collins. He graduated from the program last spring and moved to Denver for a nursing job back in August.
No one has heard from Gilbertson in several days.
Surveillance video shows Gilbertson leaving Charlie's Nightclub on East Colfax Avenue late Thursday night.
“He's leaving the bar alone at 11:32 p.m.,” Saesan said.
According to the timestamp on the surveillance video, Gilbertson got into a Lyft about eight minutes later.
His family told Denver7 they spoke with the Lyft driver, who told them that Gilbertson said he "had a bad night, and had been harassed at the bar."
The driver told Gilbertson’s family he took Adam to his car, which was parked in a Ballpark neighborhood lot.
“That car somehow got from the parking lot to his house. He's not there, the door's unlocked -- keys on the counter,” Saesan described.
As the family continued their investigation, they found new surveillance video of Gilbertson leaving Syntax Physic Opera bar at 12:53a.m. on Friday.
The 29-year-old Registered Nurse didn't show up for work on Friday morning. His family said he also missed teaching a yoga class on Saturday.
More of Gilbertson’s relatives are expected in Denver from Minnesota on Sunday night.
Denver Police confirmed a missing person’s report was filed for him. Although, a department spokesperson said any detailed information on the case won’t be available until Monday morning.
The family told Denver7 the Denver Police Department told them the same thing.
Gilbertson’s family members have set up a website with Adam’s immediate information, hoping someone can reach out in case they know his whereabouts.
If you have information, contact Denver Police at 720-913-2000, re: case number 17-837-972.


Question: Describe Deray McKesson's website, TheDemands.org.

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Deray McKesson, the professional agitator whose racial rabble-rousing began at tax-subsidized Teach for America, proudly unveiled his new enterprise on the Internet Thursday: A website chronicling “THE DEMANDS” of his radical brothers and sisters on college campuses across Northern America.
I did. Man, oh, man, are the kids “DEMAND”-y these days!
Whoops, kids, did I offend you with “Man, oh, man?” I plead guilty to “cisheteropatriarchy.” Also: ageism! Prosecute me for serial microaggressions and throw me in the safe-space violators’ slammer.
The current list of campuses represented on TheDemands.Org includes 37 institutions of higher learning. Or rather, higher moaning.
I’m calling the website the Social Justice Warrior Entitlement Mob Tracker. It’s a useful database of progressive brats who are part of a clearly coordinated “Black Lives Matter” hijacking of American colleges and universities (with a few Canadian groupies tagging along). Whatever legitimate complaints these privileged — yes, you are privileged to be attending college in America in the 21st century — students may have had, they’ve utterly beclowned themselves with their over-the-top hysterics.
Leading the list is the University of Missouri, which claimed the scalps of the school’s president and chancellor last week for insufficient attention to alleged bias incidents and drunken catcalls.
It wasn’t enough. Never enough.
Shakedown godfathers Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson have taught their protesting progeny well.
Alas, there’s no safe space from coddled, overly verbose narcissists.
That punitive demand was quietly scrubbed from the site, but the free speech-squelching mission of all of these bubble-wrapped crybabies who can’t handle dissent of any kind is unmistakable. So is their brazen grab for power and money. They’re not interested in gaining an education. They want political control.
Unlike revolutionaries of past eras who cast off their shackles and demanded that their oppressors leave them alone, the 21st century insurgents demand that their indulgent overseers wipe their tears, hold their hands, and provide them round-the-clock therapy.
But it wasn’t enough. Never enough.
Uh-huh. When academic courses get demanding, the weak-minded get demand-y. Listening to the ululations of their own entitled, endless bleating is much more appealing and healing, after all, than multivariate analysis, synthetic organic chemistry or mechanical engineering.


Question: What's the latest on self-driving cars? Respond in 23 sentences.

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While the public is most afraid of marauding vehicles without a driver behind the wheel, the reality is that the self-driving vehicles are overly cautious.
WASHINGTON — As auto accidents go, it wasn’t much: twelve minutes before noon on a cool June day, a Chevrolet Bolt was rear ended as it crawled from a stop light in downtown San Francisco.
What made this fender bender noteworthy was the Bolt’s driver: a computer.
In California, where companies like Cruise Automation and Waymo are ramping up testing of self-driving cars, human drivers keep running into them in low-speed fender benders. The run-ins highlight an emerging culture clash between humans who often treat traffic laws as guidelines and autonomous cars that refuse to roll through a stop sign or exceed the speed limit.
Companies testing autonomous vehicles are closely watching how they interact with their human-driven counterparts.
Smoothing out that interaction is one of the most important tasks ahead for developers of the technology, says Karl Iagnemma, chief executive officer of self-driving software developer NuTonomy.
Sensors embedded in autonomous cars allow them to “see” the world with far more precision than humans, but the cars struggle to translate visual cues on the road into predictions about what might happen next, Iagnemma said. They also struggle to handle new scenarios they haven’t encountered before.
California is the only state that specifically requires reports when an autonomous vehicle is involved in an accident.
The records show vehicles in autonomous mode have been rear-ended 13 times in the state since the beginning of 2016, out of 31 collisions involving self-driving cars in total.
The collisions also almost always occur at intersections rather than in free-flowing traffic. A Cruise autonomous vehicle was rear-ended last month, for example, while braking to avoid a vehicle drifting into its lane from the right as traffic advanced from a green light.
Waymo’s now-retired “Firefly” autonomous vehicle prototypes were rear-ended twice at the same intersection in Mountain View, Calif., in separate instances less than a month apart in 2016. In both cases, the Waymos were preparing to make a right hand turn before they stopped to yield for oncoming traffic and got hit from behind.
Another time a vehicle was rear-ended by a cyclist after it braked to avoid another car. And a truck racing to pass a slow-moving self-driving vehicle before a stop sign clipped it as it scooted back to the right.
The state’s crash reports don’t assign blame and provide only terse summaries of the incidents, but a few themes are common. They’re almost always low-speed fender benders with no injuries. The Bolt, for example, was traveling at less than 1 mile per hour when it was rear-ended. While they represent a minuscule share of crashes in the state, autonomous vehicles are also a very small share of the vehicles on the road.
Maybe the autonomous cars will have to be programmed to lighten up.
“Humans violate the rules in a safe and principled way, and the reality is that autonomous vehicles in the future may have to do the same thing if they don’t want to be the source of bottlenecks,” Iagnemma said.


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Question: Have you heard about the funny response on Twitter to President Trump's comments on grocery shopping?

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 Have you heard about the funny response on Twitter to President Trump's comments on grocery shopping?

Shoppers are snidely tweeting fictitious new names for grocery stores in response to President Trump's comments that voter ID cards should be required because grocery shoppers must show identification, too.
Twitter did not exist to troll President George H. W. Bush when, during a debate more than two decades ago, he could not say how much a gallon of milk cost.
Not so for President Donald Trump. Despite being a deft devotee of the social media platform, he has seen his comments that grocery shoppers must show identification cards set off an amusing response on Twitter.
The hashtag #TrumpGroceryStores came to life Wednesday, with people on Twitter chiming in with funny, fictitious names for current grocery store chains — meant to chide the commander in chief. Among them: "Traitor Joe's," "Bigly Wiggly," "Whole Frauds," "Shop Alt-Rite" and "Unsafeway."
Trump provided the stimulus for the online parodies during a rally Tuesday in Tampa, Fla., when he justified his call for voter ID cards by saying they were already needed to buy food.
These days, shoppers rarely need to show identification except to buy cigarettes, alcohol and some over-the-counter medications. And in some states, ID is required to buy groceries if customers use food stamps.
Trump is "probably not going to like these," said the "HuffPost," which posted a list of supermarkets renamed in "mock honor" of the president.
Back on Twitter, the retailer rename game quickly expanded to include other stores with people coming up with names such as "Home Despot," "Bigly Lots" and "Russian Target."
As the comedic chain went viral, readers began offering extended comments, with one person who identified herself as a "progressive liberal" saying, "I just read thru 100's of posts ... and I just want to thank each and every one of you for bringing a smile to my face."
Sometimes, you just have to laugh.


Question: Respond briefly. Provide a brief biography of Ousmane Seck.

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Ousmane Seck (28 May 1938 – 28 January 2018) was a Senegalese politician who served as Minister of the Economy and Finance between 1978 and 1983. He died in Dakar, aged 79.


Question: Hey! What have you been up to lately?

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I’ve been modifying and painting a few Nerf Guns the past year or so. This pages summarizes them chronologically, with links to more pictures.
If you’re interested or have questions, email me.


Question: What can you tell me about the movie Kanasugara?

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Kanasugara (; ) is a 2001 Indian Kannada language romance-drama film starring V. Ravichandran, Prema and Shashikumar, Hema Choudhary in the lead roles. The film, a remake of Tamil blockbuster film "Unnidathil Ennai Koduthen" (1998), is directed by Karan and features soundtrack from Rajesh Ramanath. The original version was directed by Vikraman and featured Karthik and Roja in lead roles.
Released on 3 August 2001, the film met with very good positive response at the box-office. Prema won the Filmfare Best Actress award for this film.


Question: Describe a "cool" cryptocurrency mining rig.

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At the core of most cryptocurrency networks are miners, the people who use specialized computer equipment to secure the cryptocurrency’s blockchain by performing mathematical equations millions of times per second. In exchange for this computing power, and the electricity it takes to run the computer, these miners are rewarded in cryptocurrency proportionate to their contribution to the network. Given the high cost of electricity in many places and the computing equipment it takes to mine, it makes sense that miners try to maximize their return in any way possible.
This has resulted in some creative approaches to cryptocurrency mining—including running a mining rig in the back of a Tesla, setting up a wind-powered rig in a field, using your own breath to run a mining rig, and even a mining rig that harvests human body heat—but the immersion cooled rig from Reddit user ‘Limping-Zebra’ takes the cake, at least as far as cool factor goes.
As detailed in a Reddit post on r/Bitcoin, Limping-Zebra managed to create a Bitcoin mining rig consisting of 36 ASICs (a specialized chip that in this case can only be used to mine Bitcoin) that are all immersed in a tank of oil.
ASICs can get extremely hot while they’re running, and if you put a bunch of them together the heat can quickly damage the chips. To address this problem, Limping-Zebra adapted an obscure cooling trick for immersion-cooled PCs and servers for their Bitcoin miners.
On each of the 36 ASICs in the tank, the fans are reversed so that cooler oil from the bottom of the tank is sucked up toward the top of the tank in a cycle meant to optimize the dispersion of heat waste away from the ASICs. This heated oil is then cooled using a plate heat exchanger that also has cool oil from a garden hose running through it. It is then run through a filter to remove particulates and pumped back into the system.
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According to Limping-Zebra, the entire setup cost around $120,000—$20,000 for the vat (which includes a heat exchanger and all the necessary electronic components, including an Ethernet switch) and another $100,000 for the ASICs. The entire system uses about 50kw of power—for the sake of comparison, that’s roughly enough power for 25 average American homes. The miners have been running “since last summer and show no signs of having any issues” and generate about 1.5 bitcoins per month, according to Limping-Zebra.
A video of the immersion Bitcoin mining set up can be seen on Reddit.