Question: Describe the consequences of Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton's comments about a female journalist.

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Yogurt-maker Dannon cut ties with Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton on Thursday, a day after Newton said “it’s funny to hear a female talk about routes” in a news conference.
Newton had served as a spokesperson for Dannon’s Oikos line of Greek yogurt since 2015, appearing in television ads among other marketing efforts on behalf of the brand. While Newton will be paid through the length of the deal, he will no longer appear in ads promoting Oikos, Dannon spokesperson Michael Neuwirth confirmed to USA TODAY Sports via email.
“We are shocked and disheartened at the behavior and comments of Cam Newton towards Jourdan Rodrigue, which we perceive as sexist and disparaging to all women,” Neuwirth, senior director of external communications for Dannon, said in a statement.
Jourdan Rodrigue, a Panthers beat reporter for The Charlotte Observer, asked Newton about a receiver's ability to get open down the field. Newton’s response -- which included laughter -- was widely criticized as several sports news media organizations, the NFL and others denounced his response.
In a statement to USA TODAY Sports and other outlets, PepsiCo -- which owns Gatorade, another Newton sponsor -- called Newton's comments "objectionable and disrespectful to all women and they do not reflect the values of our brand."
"Gatorade fully supports women who compete in, report on, coach for, or play any role in sport – on or off the field," PepsiCo said in the statement.
Beats, the high-end headphone brand owned by Apple that also is among Newton's sponsors, did not immediately respond to USA TODAY Sports on Thursday.
Under Armour spokesperson Tara Moore said in a text message that the company did not have an immediate comment.
Forbes estimated in June that Newton takes in about $13 million a year in endorsements, roughly equal to his NFL salary. Only New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees ($14 million) takes in more endorsement money among NFL players, according to Forbes.


Question: What do you know about Giuliano Zaccardelli?

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Giuliano Zaccardelli, (born ) is a former Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officer who was the Commissioner of the RCMP from 2 September 2000 to 15 December 2006. Zaccardelli's departure from the RCMP was linked to the force's involvement in the Maher Arar Affair. He was subsequently impugned during inquiries into irregularities in the management of the RCMP's pension and insurance fund.


Question: List endorsements for Lissa Lucas for WV House of Delegates, District 7, in 2018.

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Endorsements – Holler from the Hollers!
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"I know Lissa will make a great Delegate and do what's right, not only for her neighbors and her district, but for all of West Virginia."
Mary Ann Claytor has endorsed Lissa Lucas for WV House of Delegates, District 7, in 2018. "We both want to make this state a better place," Claytor explains.


Question: What can you tell me about the soundtrack of the movie "Dien Bien Phu"?

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Điện Biên Phủ Bande Originale du Film (Dien Bien Phu Original Soundtrack) is based on the war docudrama by Pierre Schoendoerffer released in theaters on 1992.
The soundtrack was released by Polydor in France (Audio-CD), Japan (Audio-CD) and Netherlands (audiocassette, 513 289-4).


Question: Have you heard about the movie 'Foxtrot'?

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Israel's culture minister breathed a sigh of relief on Tuesday that her country's contender had failed to land an Oscar nomination for best foreign language film - despite not having watched the movie.
"Foxtrot" tells the fictional story of an army checkpoint where bored Israeli troops shoot Arab passers-by after mistaking a soda can for a weapon, and then cover up the incident.
It became Israel's Oscar submission after sweeping its national cinema awards, but the right-wing minister, Miri Regev, had called it anti-Israel.
On Tuesday, after the nominations were announced, she told Army Radio that they had "saved us from bitter disappointment and a false presentation of the Israel Defense Forces internationally", while adding that she had not seen the movie.
Her previous criticism had prompted Israel's Film and Television Academy to disinvite her from its annual prize ceremony in September, to which she responded with a threat to cut the academy's government funding.
"Foxtrot" also won the Silver Lion grand jury prize at the Venice Film Festival in September. After accepting the award, writer-director Samuel Maoz said: "If I criticise the place I live, I do it because I worry. I do it because I want to protect it. I do it from love."


Question: Please provide a brief summary of the 1997 Telugu romantic musical drama film "Priyaragalu". Respond in 3 sentences.

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Priyaragalu is 1997 Telugu romantic musical drama film, produced by Sunkara Madhu Murali under the Melody Theaters banner and directed by A. Kodandarami Reddy. It stars Jagapati Babu, Soundarya, Maheswari, Master Anand Vardhan in the lead roles and music composed by M. M. Keeravani. The film was a remake of Malayalam film, "Pappayude Swantham Appoos".


Question: "Hey, I just came up with the idea of BirdCaching. Have you heard of it? It combines birds and geocaching. You basically go to different cache sites and log the birds you see while you are there. Pretty cool, huh?"

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This seems like a lot of fun!
I've recently visited a few traditional cache sites and logged the birds I saw there. It is fun and adds just a new element to birding.
Robert, who would have guessed that you would find a way to make birding even MORE fun! I hope you enjoy it!
BirdCaching is another way for me to sneak in more birding while the kids have a good time too. Its a win-win! We just went out and found seven caches last night in the Bountiful/Woods Cross area.
Helpful note from an experienced cacher--if you are leaving field guids or identification aids, be sure they are marked as not-collectible. One of the fun things about geocaching is trading items you bring for items in the cache. Therefore, if you want it to be available after the first few cachers have found it then it needs to be very obvious that it stays with the cache.
Brilliant idea, Robert! Yes, I have thinking more and more of doing geocaching and this will definitely get me going on it. Thanks!
A great way of getting young and old off their butts, away from TV and video games. and a fantastic way to provide fun for the entire family! Thanks for posting this!
Thank you for this idea! We ran with it and our Bird Cache at Nescopeck State Park has just been published!


Question: Can you tell me more about the concert by Gordon Lightfoot and Gord Downie? Respond in 40 words.

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Presented by the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Gordon Lightfoot and Gord Downie perform their songs and converse about songwriting.
Hosted by The Signal‘s Laurie Brown.
Recorded on Feb. 04, 2010 at the George Weston Recital Hall in Toronto, ON.


Question: Describe the roster of Switzerland's 2016 U20 World Junior Championship hockey team.

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The Swiss Ice Hockey Federation named 26 players for the training camp in Lenzerheide to prepare for the 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship.
The Swiss will start their camp next Monday and travel to Finland on 19 December where they will play two exhibition games against Finland on 21 December in Hameenlinna and against Slovakia on 23 December in Kisakallio.
21 players join from Swiss clubs including eight players who get regular ice time in the top men’s league NLA while one of the goaltenders, Joren van Pottelberghe, plays in the top Swedish junior league.
Four players join from junior teams in Canada while no professional player from North America is on the list yet. The only eligible candidate would be Kevin Fiala, who plays for the AHL’s Milwaukee Admirals.
After having travelled to the last World Juniors in Canada last year with a young team, the Swiss U20 national team currently has 10 returnees on the camp roster including goaltenders Gauthier Descloux and Ludovic Waeber, defencemen Edson Harlacher, Simon Kindschi and Jonas Siegenthaler, and forwards Denis Malgin, Timo Meier, Noah Rod, Kris Schmidli and Pius Suter.
17 players were born in 1996 while the other nine are underage players including 16-year-old prospect Nico Hischier.
The Swiss hope to improve from last year’s ninth-place finish after beating Germany in the relegation round. They will face Canada, Sweden, the U.S. and Denmark in the preliminary round.


Question: Describe the recent activity of Atlanta United.

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Atlanta United has acquired $50,000 in General Allocation Money from New York Red Bulls in exchange for the Discovery rights to Alejandro Romero Gamarra.
Atlanta United continues its preseason schedule with three matches in the Carolina Challenge Cup starting on Saturday, Feb. 17 against Columbus Crew SC. All matches in Charleston will be televised on BeIN Sports.


Question: Explain the concept of a Second Civil War in America and its potential economic effects.

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I see a Second Civil War breaking out in America.
Now, I realize we’ve heard this before. And when I first uncovered this research, I almost dismissed it as sensationalist clickbait. But I’m glad I didn’t.
This Civil War won’t be a shooting war. We’re not going to have a war between the North and the South on the battlefields of Fort Sumter or Gettysburg. It’ll be an economic Civil War… One in which states could exert their financial independence.
As a child in the United Kingdom foster care system, I had two dreams… I wanted to move to New York City and then get a job on Wall Street. I moved to New York when I was 16 and got a job at Lehman Brothers one month after my 18th birthday.
Here’s the thing, Ideological differences have never been so dramatic. And the evidence is everywhere. You see it on television news shows… and hear it on talk radio.
I’m not the only one feeling this way.
Friends can’t even have a healthy debate about politics anymore. And the political environment is about to get more polarized and more tense.
As I said, the Second Civil War won’t be a shooting war. It will be financial. And I think states will break away economically through the emergence of state-issued money.
Twelve of the wealthiest states in America are pushing through legislation that will allow them to create their own money.
And state lawmakers in California and New York are already pushing bills that would fund the study of state-issued cryptocurrencies.
So if you pull back and see where the trajectory is going… You could see things like Cali-coin in California, Weed-coin in Colorado, and Oil-coin in Texas.
If you’re a large sovereign wealth fund and you’re looking for somewhere to park your money, you’ll choose U.S. Treasuries because they are the safest assets in the world.
But I think smart money managers will move their safe money from Treasuries to these cryptographic bonds.
What would you rather put your money in? Something backed by full faith and credit of the heavily indebted U.S. government… Or something backed by actual state tax revenue?
This will drain money away from U.S. Treasuries… And the ultimate result could well be the decline of the U.S. dollar. Its value will quickly erode if state-issued money catches on.


Question: Explain the concept of the multiverse.

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In every universe set up in this life-friendly way, the argument goes, intelligent beings will be scratching their heads trying to understand their luck. In the far more numerous universes that are set up differently, there is no one to ask the question.
This is an example of the "anthropic principle", which says that things have to be the way we find them: if they were not, we would not be here and the question would never arise.
For many physicists and philosophers, this argument is a cheat: a way to evade rather than explain the fine-tuning problem.
A brane might be a perfectly adequate hiding place for an entire universe. M-theory postulates a multiverse of branes of various dimensions, coexisting rather like a stack of papers.
These brane worlds should remain quite distinct and separate from each other, because forces like gravity do not pass between them. But if branes collide, the results could be monumental. Conceivably, such a collision could have triggered our own Big Bang.
As DeWitt put it, "every quantum transition taking place on every star, in every galaxy, in every remote corner of the Universe is splitting our local world on earth into myriads of copies."
Who are we to judge what is weird and what is not?
At any rate, it does seem odd that the multiverse keeps cropping up wherever we look. "It's proven remarkably hard to write down a theory which produces exactly the universe we see and nothing more," says physicist Max Tegmark.
In the absence of any evidence, then, here is a rough-and-ready – and frankly subjective – ranking of the probabilities of the various multiverses, the most likely first.
The patchwork multiverse is hard to avoid – if our Universe really is infinite and uniform.


Question: Evaluate the claims made by the different manufacturers behind the brain trainers and the panel of experts' analysis of those claims.

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People who spend money on brain trainers to keep their mind sharp may well get the same benefit from simply doing a crossword, experts conclude.
Consumer group Which? asked three experts to check claims made about several devices, including the Nintendo DS, on memory and staving off dementia.
They found the evidence behind such claims was non-existent or "weak".
But there is evidence that exercise, a healthy diet and an active social life help keep an agile mind, Which? said.
Brain trainers, often promoted by celebrity endorsement, have been increasing in popularity.
They are marketed as helping to improve memory, keep the mind fit and active and in some cases to prevent dementia.
Manufacturers behind the products were asked what the benefits of their products were and what evidence they had to back up the claims.
The panel of scientists then gave their view on the research provided.
None of the claims was supported by peer-reviewed research in a recognised scientific journal and much of it was flawed, they concluded.
According to the Which? report, Dr Kawashima's Brain Training for the Nintendo DS, which costs £110 with the console, says that use "can help consolidate memory and creativity and may hopefully help develop a resistance against decline in later life".
The exercises are chosen because they increase blood flow to the frontal cortex region of the brain.
But the experts said surfing the internet or chatting to friends would produce the same effects on blood flow.
Dr Chris Bird, a clinical neuroscientist at University College London added: "There is no evidence that using this product will have any functional impact on your life whatsoever".
Another product looked at was the £88 Mindfit for the PC, which the company says "exercises important abilities that are… known to decline in later life, such as short-term memory".
However, results did not show that it was any better than standard computer games such as Tetris, said Dr Adrian Owen, a senior scientist at the Medical Research Council's Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit.
The team also looked at Lumosity online training system, which costs £4.99 a month, MindSpa, a £175 system which uses audiovisual stimulation to promote relaxation and increase focus, and the £9.99 Test and Improve Your Memory computer programme.
None of the manufacturers' claims on improved cognition are supported by evidence that meets the minimum standard by which scientific research is judged, the panel said.
Martyn Hocking, editor at Which?, said: "If people enjoy using these games, then they should continue to do so - that's a no-brainer.
"But if people are under the illusion that these devices are scientifically proven to keep their minds in shape, they need to think again."
A spokesman for Nintendo said they did not claim that Brain Training is scientifically proven to improve cognitive function.
"What we claim is the Brain Training series of games, like playing sudoku, are enjoyable and fun. These exercises can also help keep the brain sharp."
Bruce Robinson, chief executive of MindWeavers, which sells MindFit, said they were not claiming that it would stop Alzheimer's.
"Serious brain stimulation software is an emerging field.
"Others who have reviewed the wider evidence, notably New Scientist and the British Medical Journal, have drawn the conclusion it is difficult not to conclude brain training works, under some circumstances."
He added: "Properly designed cognitively challenging products clearly have a role to play alongside other things including exercise, diet and social interaction, and it is up to the individual to choose what they want to do."


Question: Provide a summary of the study mentioned in the article “How Much Do School Principals Matter When It Comes to Teacher Working Conditions?” Respond in 626 words.

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A new study suggests that schools districts take a closer look at the principal job if they want to get to the root cause of teacher turnover and find ways to prevent it.
Susan Burkhauser, institutional research associate at Loyola Marymount University, outlines her study in a paper titled "How Much Do School Principals Matter When It Comes to Teacher Working Conditions?" published in Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis. Burkhauser bases her work in part on the intuitive assumptions that working conditions are a prime factor in a teacher's decision to stay or go and that principals may be in the best position to shape working conditions. Principals, she says, can influence a teacher's perception of the job by changing actual conditions—by offering more academic and moral support, more opportunities to develop teaching skills and advance their careers, more say in school policy, and the like.
What's new about Burkhauser's study is that it suggests that a teacher's perception of working conditions is closely related to his or her perception of the principal. That is, the way a teacher sees her principal can shape the way she perceives conditions in the school, even before any changes are made, and regardless of what else is going on in the school or district.
Using data from the biannual North Carolina Teacher Working Conditions Survey, Burkhauser measured the relation between the teacher's perception of principal and workplace climate in four areas: 1) teachers' time use, 2.) school environment, 3.) school leadership, and 4.) teacher training. She found that the teacher's ratings of their experiences in these areas matched their ratings of their principals.
Burkhauser writes that "the estimated effect of increasing principal quality by one adjusted standard deviation in perceptions of time use has the equivalent estimated effect of a decrease in seven students per teacher or a movement to a pupil/teacher ratio of 8-to-1 in the average classroom." In other words, teaching seems more manageable to a teacher who trusts her principal.
What's more, the measure of principal effectiveness correlated across all four areas. This suggests that well-liked principals who are seen as doing a good job in one area may enjoy favorable perceptions across all areas of school environment. At the same time, Burkhauser acknowledges that it could be that teachers are judging their principals according to whether or not they like the school environment, in which case more research has to be done to determine the cause of this correlation.
Based on the study's results, Burkhauser advises districts suffering high turnover to conduct a survey of teachers' perceptions of their working environments. Low scores would suggest that districts need to find ways of training its principals in improving conditions at the school. Districts might also create principal-training programs on how to effectively communicate with teachers, or in providing useful feedback to teachers. They could look to recruit principals who have a record of improving school working conditions.
Burkhauser does acknowledge some limitations of the study. For example, the data come one state, North Carolina, whose particular school accountability policies may shape the principalship and interest in principal jobs in ways that don't apply to other states. Further, North Carolina does not have collective bargaining agreements for teachers, and so the study's results may not be entirely applicable to states with strong unions and labor agreements that determine a principal's job and authority.
Finally, the study doesn't account for the effects of certain school factors, such as location, or how much autonomy the district gives a principal, all of which affect the principal's impact. So theoretically, a principal who gets favorable ratings on school environment at one school, may not experience the same outcomes at a different school.


Question: What is the history behind "Ton-Ton Macoute!"? Respond in 9 sentences.

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Ton-Ton Macoute! is the 1970 album by Johnny Jenkins, a former bandleader who first hired Otis Redding in his band, The Pinetoppers, as a singer. "Ton-Ton Macoute!" was originally intended as a Duane Allman solo album, before he departed to form The Allman Brothers. Most of the guitar tracks were played by Allman, and Jenkins later supplied the vocal tracks. The album is a blend of Southern Blues/Rock/Country/Soul. Guest musicians include future Allman Brothers Duane Allman, Berry Oakley, Jaimoe, and Butch Trucks. The standout tracks are Dr. John's "I Walk on Gilded Splinters", Bob Dylan's "Down Along the Cove", and J.D. Loudermilk's "Bad News".


Question: Give a brief description of John Strachan.

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John Strachan (1846 – 30 August 1922) was a Scottish-born Australian shipmaster and explorer.
Born in Montrose, Scotland, to engineer John Strachan and Sarah, "née" Delarne, Strachan's family moved to England in 1853 where he studied engineering before running away to sea, fighting for the Union in the American Civil War, sailing on the trade routes from India to Japan, whaling in the Arctic, advising the Prince of Higo in Japan, and managing guano workings on Baker Island. He arrived in Tasmania on 25 April 1872 as mate of the "Rita", and on 3 March 1875 married Alice Sarah Henrietta Plummer at Launceston. He worked at Bird Island in the Coral Sea managing more guano workings and visited Torres Strait in September 1875.


Question: "What's this I hear about Starbucks accepting cryptocurrency?"

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In a recent announcement from a Starbucks representative, it appears global media misinterpreted what the deal was all about, Starbucks will not directly allow cryptocurrency payments, instead they will work with the exchange in order for customers to exchange crypto to fiat that would then be stored in a card for usage in Starbucks.
In a move towards global adoption Microsoft is partnering with Starbucks and Intercontinental Exchange in a partnership that will allow people to purchase their daily coffee with bitcoin.
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are no longer spiralling upwards out of control, those holding the currency may be looking to spend them rather than holding onto the digits.
The partners, with BCG and others, are launching a new company called Bakkt that will help companies and consumers buy, sell, store and spend cryptocurrencies and spend it on actual products.
The service is particularly important due to the volatility of cryptocurrencies, which can change value by hundreds of dollars in a single day. Hopefully, however, your Frappe will not go down in history like the bitcoin pizza, which would today be worth $74 million.


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Earth’s been hiding a little secret from its partner, the moon. Turns out the Earth has had a “mini-moon” on the side for over a century, and even though the relationship has been exposed, the partnership is likely to continue for centuries to come. This newly discovered moon is smaller than our moon and goes around the Earth astonishingly irregularly, but still, two is quite better than one. This second “moon,” is actually an asteroid called 2016 HO3 and it is currently locked into “a little dance” with Earth. It's being called as "Quasi-Moon".


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Ioannis Simosis also known as Giannis Simosis (born 13 March 1991) is a Greek Australian footballer who most recently played for Adelaide Olympic as a striker.


Question: What can you tell me about Rocky George? Respond in 3 sentences.

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Leonard F. George (born January 9, 1965 in Culver City, California), best known by his stage name Rocky George, is an American guitarist who has been a member of several notable musical acts, including Suicidal Tendencies, where he was their lead guitarist from 1984 to their first breakup in 1995, and was the first African-American member of the band. After Suicidal Tendencies, George played with 40 Cycle Hum and Cro-Mags, and in 2003, he joined Fishbone. George was also a member of a local punk rock band called Pap Smear with Jeff Hanneman and Dave Lombardo.


Question: Have you ever wondered why the Golden Gate Bridge is painted International Orange?

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Why is the Bridge Painted International Orange?
What is the Color Formula for Golden Gate Bridge International Orange?
There are a couple of misconceptions about how often the Bridge is painted. Some say once every seven years, others say from end to end each year. The truth is that the Bridge is painted continuously. Painting the Bridge is an ongoing task and a primary maintenance job. The paint applied to the Bridge’s steel protects it from the high salt content in the air which can cause the steel to corrode or rust.
As the Bridge was built, it was painted International Orange, with a lead primer and a lead-based topcoat. Painting of the various Bridge structures then continued into the next several years. Spot painting of the steel continued in various areas of the span on an as needed basis until 1968.
By 1968, advancing corrosion sparked a program to remove the original lead based paint (primer and topcoat) and replace it with an inorganic zinc silicate primer and vinyl topcoats. This process was completed in 1995. Note that in 1990, the topcoat was changed from a vinyl to an acrylic emulsion to meet air quality (Volatile Organic Compounds or VOC) requirements.
Painting continues today and is based on priorities which are determined by inspections that assist in determining where the corrosion of the steel is advancing. In 2012, there were two major paint projects along with touch-up projects - repainting the two main cables and the painting of the north approach viaduct structures.
“The largest item in the maintenance budget is for painting of the structural steel. The past fiscal year, the sum of $112,431.84 was expended for painting of the Bridge structures. This amount was divided as follows: Labor, $86,589.13; brushes, tools, etc., $5,430.67; paint, $20,412.64.
“The exposure to salt-laden fog is more severe at the Golden Gate than any other bridge in the Bay Area. Not only is the fog extremely active in attacking the paint film but it also limits the hours when painting can be done. Over thirty percent of the working hours during the last fiscal year could not be utilized for outside painting because of weather conditions.
“The condition of the paint on the steelwork was so critical at the time of the Bridge opening that an acceleration of the original painting program was necessary. This situation arose because two conditions were not thoroughly understood at the time the original estimate of operating costs was made, namely (1) the severity of exposure and (2) the importance of special treatment of the steel surfaces prior to erection. On steel structures erected subsequently to the Golden Gate Bridge, steel surfaces have been treated by sandblasting or flame cleaning prior to erection. Failure to use either of these special treatments has added greatly to the cost of maintenance painting. The six months’ delay in the construction of the Bridge also contributes to this additional cost since, at the time the Bridge opened, the main towers, or over forty percent of the tonnage had already an exposure of one year. Prior to completion of the Bridge, contractors and the District found it necessary to expend over $130,000 for paint maintenance on the towers and main span.
“Immediately after the steel contractor completed his work in December 1937, the District organized a small crew of painters who had previous experience on the Bridge while working for the contractors. The crew starts at the bases of the towers where the rust had attacked the rivet heads and surfaces. The steel was thoroughly cleaned and a hot application of coal tar paint made at these points.


Question: Respond in 3 sentences. Can you tell me which locomotives are used on Britain's mainline network?

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This page lists every locomotive allocated a TOPS classification and all modern traction (e.g. diesel, electric, gas turbine, petrol) stock used on the mainline network since 1948 (i.e. British Railways and post-privatisation).


Question: Describe the Swiss TV series "Missing Steps" and its production costs.

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Switzerland’s State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) is spending $450,000 on filming a TV series with African actors showing the perils of living in Europe illegally, which will be shown on Nigerian television.
The series, called Missing Steps, helmed by well-known Nigerian actor and director Charles Okafor, tells the story of a 20-something university-educated protagonist. He gets into debt and flees to the landlocked European state to solve his financial problems, with the help of traffickers.
But he is denied asylum by the Swiss authorities, and deported to his own country – poor, isolated and unhappy.
“He pays a high price,” summed up Okafor in an interview with national broadcaster Swissinfo.
Okafor is convinced that the series – which has 13 episodes, lasting 45 minutes each and costs less than an episode of many Western-made soaps, not to mention big-budget hits like Game of Thrones – is good value for money, particularly if it can be shown across multiple African states.
“Television globally is a very powerful medium, because it has the capacity to reach a vast mass – a critical mass of people… even hundreds of millions of viewers,” said Okafor.
But experts have questioned how true-to-life and persuasive a drama with such a didactic and political purpose can be.
On the one hand, asylum is genuinely hard to obtain in Switzerland. Last year over 27,000 people applied, with less than 1,300 cases processed. A total of 4.1 percent of all applicants were Nigerians. Only three people were granted asylum and six others received temporary admissions.
Deportation is less straightforward. Nationwide statistics are not collated, but despite several public referenda approving a tighter process, it remains an unresolved issue – even two-thirds of the country’s prison population are foreigners, whether with or without papers, who are not facing immediate deportation.
Meanwhile, Amnesty International says that Switzerland, which signed a migration regulation agreement with Nigeria in 2011, should strive to reduce the incentive for asylum seekers to come, as opposed to dealing with them once they cross its borders.
“Switzerland should work to improve the human rights situation and the allocation of resources in Nigeria. They are fundamental aspects if we want people to have the opportunity to stay in their own country,” the NGO’s Denise Graf told Swissinfo.
Switzerland is far from being the only European nation trying to discourage asylum seekers from trying to go to Europe through the media. Germany, Italy and Australia have also produced videos with messages aimed at potential migrants. Some also tried ad campaigns in countries like Afghanistan to warn people there against dealing with traffickers.


Question: What information is available about the Gay Head Lighthouse for the year 2019? Respond in 9 sentences.

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THE GAY HEAD LIGHTHOUSE IS CLOSED FOR 2018 TOURS.
Visitors are still welcome to come and visit Lighthouse Park, but the lighthouse itself will not be open.
The Gay Head Lighthouse will re-open for regular public tours around Memorial Day of 2019, actual dates TBD. Until then, private Tours with the Keeper are available—$300 for up to an hour, limited to 8 people. Sunset tours are possible.
Filmmakers Liz Witham and Ken Wentworth have recently released “Keepers of the Light” about the 200 + year history of the Gay Head Lighthouse. For more information about the film, visit the film’s website.
Lightkeepers Joan LeLacheur and Richard Skidmore, will open GAY HEAD LIGHT FREE to the public for Mother’s Day Sunday May 12, 2019 from 5-7 pm. All mothers, and everyone who has or had a mother is welcome- with or without their mothers.


Question: How can I effectively use shark bait to successfully catch sharks? Respond in 43 sentences.

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How To: Let's Talk Shark Bait!
Shark Bait, Florida Land Based Shark Fishing.
I get asked a lot of questions when it comes to the topic of Shark Bait, so here is my response. Video below supports the article!
The number one thing I tell people when it comes to choosing a shark bait is to fish the bait that is in the area.
This often overlooked and simple factor goes right past a lot of peoples heads and I really don't know why. Yes, sharks are opportunistic and have been know to feed on almost anything at times, but this isn't always the case. A lot of people think it's as simple as throwing a bloody or dead piece of fish in the ocean and waiting for JAWS to swim by. Well I will be the first person to tell you , that sharks are far smarter and pickier than people make them out to be. After all they didn't get big being dumb and they certainly are not scavengers feeding on trash all day. These are lean, mean fish eating machines and idk where the notion of Sharks being slow bottom feeders came into play, but this is simply not true.
Ok rant over, but it was with good intention as it support the rest of my article.
It does not matter where you are fishing in the world for sharks, if you follow this general guideline it should help you land more monsters and get more bites.
Also I am going to break this article down more than it needs to be, because one thing I have learned is you can never simplify something enough for the internet!
#1 The best bait for sharks, is not universal but more subjective to the area you are fishing.
For example here in SE Florida we have a variety of fish that make excellent shark baits, which include Stingrays, Bonito, mackerel, jacks, mullet, amberjacks and many more. However the best bait to fish changes daily as sharks feeding patterns change. If they have been feeding on mackerel off the beach for the past week, you can sure bet they are keened in on that fish and will generally reject other things you offer them ( This is not universal, but just a guideline). I have witnessed numerous times where sharks turn down bloody bonitos and other fish, simply because it was not what they were used to feeding on during that season or week. Take home message is FISH the bait that is found in the area you are going to be fishing, during the time of year you are going to be fishing!
#2 Size Doesn't always matter!
Ever see an elephant eat a peanut or think of a whale shark that feeds on krill? Well sharks often react the same way to their own food. People think sharks need giant baits to be enticed, but this is simply not true. I have caught the following 3 sharks below on 3-5lb chunks of amberjack, which is considerably small compared to the size of the amberjack they were cut from.
Reason to use Fresh Bait every time.
The size of your bait should be dictated by the fishing application! What this means is HOW and where you are fishing. For example if I were shark fishing off the beach and it was rough, with a lot of current. I Would need to fish a bigger bait 10+lbs for two reasons. #1 it simply adds weight to the rig and allows your line to stay tighter as your line is dragged under the pressure of the current and waves. #2 In rough surf conditions a small bait will get washed out, lose its oil/blood very rapidly leaving an essentially unpleasant offering to the shark. On a boat you can often can away with smaller baits as you have fewer variables to worry about in terms of crabs picking at your bait, current, surf and having a bait big enough to weigh down your rig. When its calm I prefer to fish a smaller bait in the 3-5lb range as it often allows for an easier hook set, and who doesn't like making their bait last longer by cutting it into sections.The size of the bait should also be determined by whether you are casting or kayaking out baits. A casted bait simply cannot be too big to hinder the distance of the cast.
Also i wanted to mention that fresh bait is always the best bait and heres why!
#1 The bait is going to be firm, if iced properly, which allows for good hook placements without the hook ripping out.
Often times frozen baits become mushy and the hook will rip out of the bait too easily.
#2 Ask yourself if you would rather eat your fish fresh or frozen!
However Freezing bait is not bad and I have caught plenty of sharks on frozen bait, but i try to fish it well before it can become freezer burnt.
Take home message is to fish Fresh bait, that is caught locally in the area you are fishing and what the sharks have been feeding on. Don't overlook something as simple as what I mentioned and you should have good success on the both the beach and the sand!
If you are curious as to How to Hook a Shark Bait, a video is provided below!


Question: What's the scoop on Rudy Giuliani's recent comments about collusion being not a crime?

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Rudy Giuliani: "Collusion is not a crime"
President Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani made the rounds on morning news show circuit Monday, notably claiming that "collusion is not a crime" during an appearance on Fox & Friends.
Why it matters: It's a notable moving of the goalposts by Trump's personal lawyer. And it comes just one day after Trump denied any collusion — as he often has — and continued his withering rhetoric against Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation on Twitter.
Giuliani also argued on CNN's New Day that Russian hacking of American targets — not any potential act of collusion with Russian individuals — is the real crime, and that President Trump did not participate in any hacking or pay for any hacking to take place.
Go deeper: Giuliani spoke with Axios' Jonathan Swan today, saying that Mueller's investigators "don't have a goddamn thing."


Question: Describe how you implemented a terrain system to allow an enemy character to walk around an asteroid realistically.

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If both rays hit a collider with the proper layer, we use take the average of the position and normal vectors of the resulting RaycastHit objects and use them to position and orient the Walker, respectively. Easy as that!
Well, almost as easy as that. Allowing the Walker to rotate an arbitrary amount each frame leads to very jittery-looking motion as it traverses the bumps and crevices. To combat this, we limit the amount it is allowed to rotate each frame using Quaternion.RotateTowards. This tweak goes a long way to allowing for more lifelike movement.
The Walker also had a tendency to get stuck in or clip through certain types of concave geometry. To overcome this, we added a very short horizontal ray in the direction of motion that extends to about the edge of the character’s body. If this ray collides with any piece of terrain, it will override the downward ray on that side of the Walker.
The asteroid the enemy is walking on is a compound collider consisting of sphere and capsule colliders, but this system works equally well on an arbitrary mesh collider.


Question: Who is Pabindra Deka? Respond briefly.

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Pabindra Deka is an Asom Gana Parishad politician from Assam. He was elected in Assam Legislative Assembly election in 2016 from Patacharkuchi constituency.


Question: Describe your experience trying out the Really? Really! demo.

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 Describe your experience trying out the Really? Really! demo.

In addition to our release of Lapis Gunner, today we’re proud to announce Really? Really! is now available for pre-orders!
Come enjoy another wonderful sequel to the fan-favorite Shuffle! franchise! Fans of Shuffle! and Kaede are sure to love this exciting new tale in the series!
When an accident throws Kaede’s memories into chaotic disarray, it’s up to you to find the contradictions in her jumbled memories in order to restore them to their proper state!
The game will be available on June 6th, 2014, but you can check out the demo version now!
Awesome! Looking forward to the full release in June!
…Still, after immediately downloading the demo Version and playing it, there’s nothing but a black screen. The text and messages and voices are all fine, just no character portraits or pictures. That’s not normal right…?
No, that’s definitely not intended behavior. In your game folder, in the ReallyReallyDemo_Data subfolder, there should be a file output_log.txt. Do you think it’s possible to forward that file to the support@mangagamer.com email? That way I can take a look into why it’s not working properly. If it’s a relatively old computer there might be some compatibility issues but I couldn’t say for sure without looking at the log.
I had no issues running the demo, and all functions seemed to work correctly. Only small problem I had is that I couldn’t skip the movie in the opening sequence, but I can’t say whether or not you’re supposed to be able to do that.
I did run into a few text errors though. They may very well have been caught and fixed since the demo was put together, but is there somewhere I should send them just in case?
Can’t wait! I’m going to pre-order it soon.
Not a Kaede fan, but I love Shuffle! That fact and a conversation with forumgoers convinced me to give it a shot, so off to grab that demo.
I downloaded the demo, and as much as I’m enjoying it, I’m not hearing any voices. Any way to fix this?
I think there’s a bug in the demo where if you set cut voice on advance the voice won’t play at all. It’ll be fixed in the full version.
I tried the demo, and everything was ok, except in fullscreen mode, everything was cropped in the right.
I use 1280×1024 if it can help.
Three words: Mayumi. Thyme. Route.
This one is a keeper. Gonna try to get this one.
In the demo, I come to the first “Really Attack!” scene and none of the keys work.
It isn’t enough to use the right key, you also have to use it at the right point in the conversation. The correct key should be obvious, so try that one key until it works.
Oh, thank you. I thought it was a software issue………haha.


Question: Who was the first president of Brazil? Respond briefly.

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Nilo Procópio Peçanha (; 2 October 1867 – 31 March 1924) was a Brazilian politician who served as seventh President of Brazil. He was Governor of Rio de Janeiro State (1903–1906), then elected Vice President of Brazil in 1906. He assumed the presidency in 1909 following the death of President Afonso Pena and served until 1910.


Question: What is the WebM project?

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Google have, as expected, open sourced the VP8 codec as part of the WebM project, which is dedicated to open web media. Google are joined by Mozilla and Opera in the WebM launch, along with over forty other software and hardware vendors and publishers. Software supporters include Adobe, Sorensen and Skype while the hardware supporters include AMD, ARM, Broadcom, Freescale, Logitech, Marvell, NVIDIA, Qualcomm and Texas Instruments. The Ogg Theora foundation is listed as a supporter.
The VP8 codec is only part of the WebM video solution which is about creating a royalty-free media file format for the web. Audio streams are encoded with Vorbis and the WebM file structures are based on the Matroska (MKV) container, although WebM does not support other codecs in the container. Google is licensing its intellectual property, which includes On2 technologies IP assets, under an open source license which is only revocable if a licensee files a patent infringement lawsuit against the VP8 code as released by Google.
The software is open sourced under a BSD-style licence, and is optimised for the web with a "low computational footprint" for hand held and other portable internet devices. The WebM project is being released as a developer preview, the initial previews are not fully optimised and have a higher footprint that the developers expect at release. WebM is already being incorporated into browsers as media format understood by the HTML5 video codec.
Early builds of browsers supporting WebM include Chromium and Mozilla nightly builds, with an Opera Beta coming soon, and a Google Chrome early access release available on May 24th. WebM has a VP8 Codec SDK for developers with an encoder, decoder and testing tools. An FAQ covers details of licensing, patents and the file format. Google have already begun converting videos on YouTube.


Question: What is Radomia?

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Radomia is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Świdnica, within Zielona Góra County, Lubusz Voivodeship, in western Poland. It lies approximately north-west of Świdnica and west of Zielona Góra.


Question: Describe six dumbbell back exercises that can be done at home using a bench and a chair (if needed).

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 Describe six dumbbell back exercises that can be done at home using a bench and a chair (if needed).

I decided to write this page after a friend of mine asked me what dumbbell back exercises I would suggest, because all he could think of was bent over rows.
Well, I had to think for a bit, and fortunately I came up with six exercises that are quite effective for back workout.
Let's see how to do them, one by one with some pictures.
Want to work out the middle back? Bent over rows can be done one arm at the time or both arms together. The difference is that doing one arm at the time allows you to focus more on the movement because you don't have to worry too much about the balance.
In fact, with one arm rows you can place your free hand on a support like I did here.
If you have a bench perfect, you can do it exactly like at the gym. Place the opposite knee on the bench and the other foot flat on the ground.
How wide? It's up to you, the wider the more balance...but just make it comfortable for the execution.
With the other hand, grab the end of the bench, bending over so that your back is, in the ideal case, parallel to the floor.
Grab a dumbbell from the ground and lift it till your upper arm is horizontal. Basically, try to squeeze your shoulder blades and if you can't do that use a lower weight.
What if you don't have a bench?
Well...no problem, you can keep both feet on the floor and bend over placing your other hand on a chair or on anything that allows you to take the stress off your lower back.
Note: the weight should move vertically, no swinging. And you arm moves adherent to your body. Some push the elbow towards the outside but that's cheating.
If you decide to do a two arm bent over row it becomes more tricky, and it requires more care on your lower back. This is common with other two dumbbell back exercises: bent over reverse fly and stiff leg deadlifts.
You have to bend over but without curving your back as it must stay rigid the whole time.
From the upright position, bend over focusing on keeping your back rigid and stop when that's no longer possible. Feet should be shoulder wide open.
You can already see that's not so easy to stay in that position, and if you add the fact that you have to lift weights you can imagine the stress on your lower back.
Other than that, the exercise is almost the same: in this case you can keep the palms facing you, like when you do bent over barbell rows.
Note: you kinda have to bend your knees slightly.
Shrugs, with upright rows, is one of the dumbbell back exercises to work out the traps.
This exercise is very simple and the range of movement if quite limited.
From an upright position (standing or seated), grab two dumbbells and extend your arm along your sides.
At that point, just raise your shoulders without bending the elbows and squeeze the traps.
Note: instead of raising your shoulders towards the front, raise them towards the back, so you can squeeze the traps better. Palms are facing your sides.
This is another trap workout that is usually done with a straight bar or cables, but there is also the dumbbell version.
The start position is similar to the previous shrug start position. You just extend your arms in front of your legs with the palms facing you.
Then raise the dumbbells towards your chin, keeping the elbows high.
Amongst the dumbbell back exercises, deadlifts is the one that I usually don't recommend doing because it's a bit dangerous, but I describe it anyway because it needs to be in the list.
Usually you put quite a lot of weight on the barbell during deadlifts, let's say that if you weigh 180 pounds and you can lift your weight it is about 140 pounds plus the barbell.
With dumbbells you would have to use the 90 pound dumbbells. With that much weight it's easy to lose balance, do the exercise in the wrong form, and..snap!
Anyway, the exercise is exactly like when you do it with a barbell.
Place the weights on the ground beside you. Open your feet about shoulder wide. The dumbbells are just beside your feet.
Grab them keeping the palms facing you (this is different from the barbell version) and squat down to reach them, and keep your back rigid and straight (do not curve it).
Start lifting using only your legs until you extend your knees (you should still be bending forward).
At this point the second part of the exercise involves your lower back with the last extension to get to the upright position.
Deadlifts is a very complete exercise because it involves big muscles like legs (for the first part), but it fits this dumbbell back exercises section because of the second part of the movement with the lower back extension.
Also stiff leg deadlifts can fit in the dumbbell leg and dumbbell back exercises group.
It's a very effective exercise for hamstrings and lumbar muscles.
It is basically the second part of the deadlift movement, see above for the description.
Where does bent over reverse fly belong...to the dumbbell shoulder or dumbbell back exercises? I'd say both, as it works rear deltoids for the most part, but also the rhomboids.
To do this, you have to bend over, ideally 90 degrees (but it's almost impossible), and keep your back straight and rigid. Slightly bend your knees to improve the balance.
Grasp the dumbbells and extend your arms towards the ground, vertically. Your elbows should be slightly bent.
At this point lift the weights doing a lateral raise with both arms, till you lift the dumbbells at shoulder height. Then slowly return to the initial position.


Question: "What was the Connecticut gubernatorial election in 1978?"

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The 1978 Connecticut gubernatorial election was held on November 7, 1978. Incumbent Democrat Ella Grasso defeated Republican nominee Ronald A. Sarasin with 59.15% of the vote.


Question: Explain the design work of hit video games and exhibition at the V&A museum in London.

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 Explain the design work of hit video games and exhibition at the V&A museum in London.

Design secrets of top video games revealed Jump to media player The design work of hit games including Splatoon and Journey is celebrated in a new exhibition.
Lift-off for space game No Man's Sky Jump to media player The highly-anticipated space exploration video game No Man's Sky is released in the US.
Can Spider-Man fight off superhero fatigue? Jump to media player Makers of the PlayStation 4 game explain the appetite for another web-slinger title.
Kiss kiss bang bang: Sony's E3 event Jump to media player The PlayStation 4's showcase began with an embrace but soon switched to gun fights and swordplay.
An exhibition exploring the design work of hit video games including Splatoon, Journey and No Man's Sky has opened in London.
It provides a rare insight into the design processes at often secretive developers such as Nintendo.
Curator Marie Foulston from the V&A said it was important for design spaces to "embrace and elevate" video games, as they are played by billions of people.
She shared some of the video game design secrets she learned while putting together the exhibition with the BBC.