Question: Have you heard about #PermitPatty calling the police on an 8-year-old black girl for selling water bottles?

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A viral video showed a white woman on the phone, calling the police on an 8-year-old black girl who was selling water bottles Friday afternoon near AT&T Park, according to the girl's mother Erin Austin. Marianne Favro reports.
We had #BBQBecky and #JoggerJoe, and now there's #PermitPatty.
A viral video showed a white woman on the phone, calling the police on an 8-year-old black girl who was selling water bottles Friday afternoon near AT&T Park, according to the girl's mother Erin Austin.
"Yeah, illegally selling water without a permit," the woman said in Austin's video, which was initially posted on her Instagram story.
Austin later posted the video as a post on her Instagram with the caption: "an 8-year-old selling water in front of her apartment building where she’s lived her whole life is NOT a reason to call the Police." She also called the woman "#PermitPatty."
The viral exchanged occurred near an apartment building on Townsend and 2nd Street. Austin said the police never showed up after the phone call.
San Francisco Police has not responded to NBC Bay Area's request for comment.
"I'm upset she had to go through this," said Austin. "I didn't think in San Francisco my biracial child would have to go through something like this."
The #PermitPatty video sparked outrage and continued conversations about policing and racism.
"I highly doubt she was on anyone else's cases about whether they have a permit," said San Francisco resident Kari Estrada.
The woman on the video has been identified on social media as Alison Ettel who lives in the area. NBC Bay Area went to her apartment but could not reach her.
On a Facebook page that appears to be hers, a post reads, "There is always so much more to a situation than meets the eye, please don't ever forget that."
Ettel told a newspaper reporter that the girl was too loud and disturbing her work so she pretended to call police. However, the viral video was enough to convince one company to stop doing business with Ettel who sold cannabis products for dogs.
In a social media post, Magnolia Wellness Cannavis Dispensary says "As of today Magnolia will no longer be doing business with Treatwell Tinctures after seeing this video of their CEO calling the police on an 8 year old entreprenuer selling water on a hot day we decided without hesitation we could no longer patronize her company."
In a similar incident in Oakland, a woman dubbed "BBQ Becky" called police to report an African-American man who was using a charcoal grill in an area where they are not allowed.
"Oftentimes when African-American people are involved, it leads to an escalation of police force," said community organizer Carol Fiffe said about the Lake Merritt incident.


Question: What did President Trump say about the Paralympics?

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Hours after President Donald Trump called the Paralympic Games “tough to watch,” the organization called on the President to join the billions of viewers around the world who are inspired by the competition.
The remark sparked immediate backlash online, with many recalling an incident during the 2016 presidential campaign when Trump appeared to mock a reporter with physical disability. Trump denied the accusation.


Question: Have you heard about the drama between Drake and Kanye?

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It turns out Peter Rosenberg was right.
Shortly after Kanye West released his eighth studio album Ye, the Hot 97 host went on air claiming Drake should have been credited on “Yikes,” one of the project’s most popular tracks.
Well, it seems Kanye have finally decided to correct the alleged oversight. On Wednesday, fans noticed that the credits for “Yikes” have been updated via Tidal, which lists Aubrey Graham, aka Drake, as one of the 11 lyricists and composers for the record.
Now that Kanye has officially acknowledged Drake's contribution to Ye, it's safe to assume this ongoing beef has been truly deaded.


Question: Write an analysis of the approval ratings of Canadian provincial premiers.

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June 22, 2017 – Canadians appear increasingly underwhelmed by the performances of their provincial premiers. While some are taking steps back from alarmingly low approval levels, others find themselves sliding into previously unknown territory. The rest find their fortunes largely unchanged over the last quarter. It should be noted that five premiers post higher approval than last quarter in their respective provinces, up from only one in March.
Atlantic premiers are among those experiencing the largest increases in approval – Newfoundland and Labrador’s Dwight Ball and New Brunswick’s Brian Gallant are up eight points and six points respectively. In Nova Scotia, Stephen McNeil won a second straight majority government, though a slim one, in the May 30th general election. His rating increase five points. Given that three months ago all three leaders had approval levels in the 20-30 per cent range (Ball still does), this is no doubt welcome news for them.
Also in the plus column – Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne. Canada’s least popular premier, Wynne rebounds slightly this quarter to 15 per cent, ending a precarious slide toward single digit approval. Facing an election about a year from now, Wynne’s government has recently introduced a plan to raise the minimum wage from $11.40 an hour to $14 an hour in 2018 and $15 in 2019. It also launched a basic income pilot project and tabled a budget that rolls back a significant and highly unpopular increase to hydro rates.
BC Premier Christy Clark, whose party lost its majority in the May 9 general election now has the approval of one-third (34%) of British Columbians. Heading into an unprecedented legislative session on June 22, it is unclear how much longer she will hold the job should her caucus lose the confidence of the legislature.
Saskatchewan’s Brad Wall continues his tenure as most popular premier in the country – but from a weakened position. For the first time since November 2010, the number of people in that province who say he is doing a good job has fallen below the majority level, to 45 per cent this quarter. This represents a decline of seven points, largely attributable to a tightening of the provincial purse announced in the new budget.
The Angus Reid Institute has a more detailed analysis of the political landscape in that province here.
Next door in Manitoba, Premier Brian Pallister’s approval levels have dropped for the third time in as many quarters, down four points to 41 per cent. That said, he maintains his spot as the second most popular premier in the country. The sojourning premier continues to face questions about the amount of time he spends in Costa Rica and his methods of communication with staff while he is abroad.
In more policy related news from the past few months, Pallister took umbrage with Ontario’s minimum wage hike announcement and the preceding rate bump in Alberta in a video posted early this month. His government announced an alternative plan – to tie minimum wage to inflation increases. This, after freezing Manitoba’s wage rate at $11 an hour after last year’s election victory.
Declining three points each are Quebec’s Phillipe Couillard and Alberta Premier Rachel Notley.
Couillard made waves recently by voicing his desire to reopen the constitutional debate over his province’s place in the Canadian Constitution. His government released a 200-page document restating the “five conditions” put forth by premier Robert Bourassa in 1986, including the recognition of Quebec as a distinct society and a guarantee of Quebec’s representation on the Supreme Court. Quebecers’ response to this appears muted – his approval stands at 32 per cent.
In Alberta, pipeline politics are once again front and centre. The election result in British Columbia has put the future of the Kinder Morgan TransMountain pipeline in some doubt. Notley has been vigorously defending the project in the name of Alberta’s economic interests, but it may not be enough in the face of a renewed, refreshed challenge from a newly-united right-of-centre movement. While a unified opposition led by Jason Kenney gains steam, the premier’s approval drops three points this quarter to 28 per cent.


Question: Explain why the decision to not pursue a private war crimes prosecution against former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair is controversial.

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UK Chief Justice: Tony Blair is kosher!
The judges excuse is laughable. The crime of waging aggressive war was specifically cited in the Nuremberg trials, and so its existence in international law is at a minimum 70 years old. And while it may be argued that the entire international community did not explicitly endorse the Nuremberg proceedings, there is no doubt that the British state endorsed them. The British state was a lead player and key participant in the entire process. So the British state has plainly recognized the crime of waging aggressive war at least since Nuremberg.
The decision blocks an attempt by Gen. Abdulwaheed al-Rabbat to bring a private war crimes prosecution against the former pro-Israel and anti-Muslim prime minister. Gen. al-Rbbat was Iraqi Army’s chief of staff under Saddam Hussein and Governor of Nineveh. After US occupation of Iraq in 2003, he took residence in UAE.
Baron Laugharne Thomas, who is to retire in October 2017, is not an elected justice but was appointed by the prime minister. He became a celebrity after rejecting the extradition appeal of anti-Israel Egyptian-UK preacher Mustafa Kamel Mustafa aka Abu Hamza.
In 2012, Tony Blair along with George Bush was declared a War Criminal by the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal (KLWCT) in Malaysia.
Tony Blair, has made tens of million dollars by creating wars and conflict around the world and lobbying for dictatorial regimes. He is sought for war crimes by several groups.
Former UK’s MP George Galloway has produced a documentary The Killing$ of Tony Blair over Tony Blair’s creating conflicts and wars to serve Israel’s interests.
Anyone who knows that like the US, British judicial, political, banking and media is totally controlled by the organized Jewry is not surprised that Tony Blair is not prosecuted over joining the illegal invasion of Iraq which killed over one million Iraqi civilians including 500,000 children – because it served Israel’s interests.
Jews make less than 1% of the British population but country’s Supreme Court is headed by a Zionist Jew Baron David Edmond Neuberger. Four out of 11 judges at the Supreme Court are committed Israel Firsters.
The mastermind of invaded war to Iraq nation was Blair when the Blair was confessed crime in himself. If the UK court respected its justice, it must judge Blair in order to perform its fair law. According to a world power has been invading to few small nation and building crime wars, the UK court could symbolized by its justice, but it symbolized by jungle law, which was not congress and constitution.
For example, the opium war was invaded to China and the French invaded to Vietnam by catholic in the past.
That is why, the United States of America has been playing war game for the long run, but the wars did not win any wars. We did not respect any human body of mankind when our wars destroy to its happiness and cultural tradition because our wars have been pushing mankind to underdevelopment to the black mud. Thus, we have been discovering for Mars and Venus. However, we should build border wall will exist for the long run, which will go into the American history. The border wall does not only protect for the American people safely but also prohibit the foreign people who are illegally coming to our nation.
We, the American citizens, should struggle to anti foreign-wars, let’s build border wall.
When we must call up the United States Congress and government, they must stop supporting Foreign Assistance Aid in order to build for the barbarous wars. During, the inner of our nation has so much homeless, crime and family morality are degrading. Next, the Department of justice of the America seem not fair when the America court system is very bureaucratic. Finally, the public agencies seem not respectful to the United States Constitution when the American leaders did not keep their oath loyalty with the United States Constitution. If our nation is equal, our national crime is less more than the jails.
in conclusion, if we build border wall, we shall prohibit the foreign crimes that they will not go in our nation. So, the crimes will be reduced that they can not destroy our nation when the American people are less influenced social evil than the present.
No one hears the bell’s sound.
You’re kept in your head.
May 21, 2017 – Bright Quang, he, is the petitioner that was Prisoner of War of the Vietnam War when he was former Lieutenant Police of Republic of Vietnam.
Please give me share this to you and my proposal letter will submit to you, our speaker Paul Ryan and our President. Because my proposal letter to beg to our government should be approving for the Paris Peace Accords when the truth of the time of the condition is mature “ripe” of the Paris Peace Accords of the Vietnam War that should be approved by our Congress.
As you may compare to the Vietnamese people who are living today and before April 30, 1975 which are why the government of the United States of America has been punishing for the Vietnamese people that who endure so much of suffering, miserable, and unlucky, so the super values of democracy, freedom, and justice were lost by the Vietnamese communists. Because the Vietnam war is just enough game of the American leaders who have enough playing for war game, your kind hearts should be made good ethical conscience in the war game.


Question: Respond in 83 words. Who is Bullet Joe Rogan?

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Charles Wilber "Bullet" Rogan, also known as "Bullet Joe" (July 28, 1893 – March 4, 1967), was an American pitcher and outfielder for the Kansas City Monarchs in the Negro baseball leagues from 1920 to 1938. Renowned as a two-way player who could both hit and pitch successfully, one statistical compilation shows Rogan winning more games than any other pitcher in Negro leagues history and ranking fourth highest in career batting average. He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1998.


Question: Describe the finale episode of "The 100" Season 5.

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“Earth isn’t coming back.” Those are the words an aging Monty speaks at the end of “Damocles - Part Two.” The words have been a long time coming. The statement itself is brought about by McReary’s sabotage, his launching of missiles to make sure the Shallow Valley is destroyed if he can’t have it to himself, but it’s appropriate in the larger scheme of things. Ever since the original 100 landed on Earth, violence and struggle has been all these people have known. There have been tender, joyful, and loving moments in there too, but it’s largely been nothing but survival for Bellamy, Clarke, Octavia, and the others. So many have died along the way, and for what? For a semblance of what it means to truly live? Earth isn’t coming back, and perhaps that’s for the best.
“Damocles - Part Two” affirms something we already know about The 100, which is that this show is really good at executing its season finales. This is an exciting, emotional, game-changing episode of TV that not only closes out some of the more troubling storylines of this season, but also sets up a sixth season that could go anywhere. Clarke’s motivations are righted, Kane and Abby get a semi-happy ending, and even Octavia and Bellamy get some much-needed closure after a season that pitted them against one another. The question is, does the finale earn its moments, while also doing enough to right what’s been a season of ups and downs? The short answer: I’m not sure.
A short answer isn’t enough, of course, because these are complicated questions. On the one hand, “Damocles - Part Two” is one of the best episodes of the season, and the final 10 minutes shift the narrative in really exciting ways. On the other hand, I worry that The 100 is falling into a pattern of telling lackluster stories for an entire season, and then just blowing it all up in the finale. That’s a simple way to avoid any potential consequences in shoddy storytelling, and this season’s finale leaves me wondering if the show is still capable of telling an overarching, complex, emotionally insightful story like the one in season two.
That’s my line of thinking because so much of the early part of this episode is rather paint-by-numbers. Madi takes control of her army and, with a little help from Gaia and the former Commanders, comes up with a new plan to take on McReary and his army. That leads to a whole lot of shootouts and a tense standoff between Clarke and McReary. Eventually, the good guys get the upper hand and everything seems to be fine, other than the fact that during all of this McReary has launched missiles to destroy Shallow Valley. Madi, at the behest of Bellamy, spares the lives of McReary’s people, and everyone hops aboard the ship to flee the last livable place on Earth that’s about to be lit up with fire and fury.
The emotional moments here land, with Bellamy talking Madi out of killing McReary’s men with a speech drawing on the history of the original 100 and their time on Earth. Even Emori and Murphy get some time to make up, with Emori refusing to leave the man she loves behind. It’s an exciting, tense first 20 minutes, but it’s still a crescendo coming way too late. It’s a worthwhile payoff, but it doesn’t fix the season’s issues with pacing and jumbled storytelling.
And that’s why the final 10 minutes of the episode deserve to be questioned. Are they fascinating and exciting and filled with potential? Absolutely. But is that the only move this show has anymore? Is The 100 only capable of nuking every storyline at the end of the season in order to move forward in a meaningful way? I honestly don’t know what the answer is. I’ll tell you this: when Monty and Harper’s son was introduced, my mind was blown. When they revealed, through video from the past, that they’d kept the group in cryosleep for 125 years, my jaw dropped. When they revealed that they named their son after Jasper, I cried. Everything about those videos, about that final scene with Clarke, Bellamy, and Jordan, is emotionally affective and worthy of praise.
But was this not the case last season too? Season four represented a solid recovery after a third season defined by ill-conceived character motivations and storylines, which culminated in Praimfaya and the five-year time jump. Jumping ahead in time is a perfectly acceptable narrative trick, but it can become a crutch, a way of laying waste to the past and avoiding complicated questions stemming from present situations. In other words, “Damocles - Part Two” is maybe the best episode of the season, but it doesn’t come without its fair share of complications when it comes to what it means for the future of The 100.
Diyoza to Clarke: “It’s hard to keep track of whose side you’re on.” Amen.
It’s a little too easy to have Madi be the mouthpiece of wisdom to fix some broken relationships, but I’ll take it because it gives us some truly needed resolutions.
Both Abby and Emori refuse to leave the men they love behind. Bumpy roads for each couple, but their love endures.
I love the touch of Bellamy not giving Octavia a completely clean slate. They’ve both come too far for that.
Once again, thank you so, so much for reading these reviews each week and giving me a lot to think about with your own thoughts. It’s been a wild ride since the second season, but I’m having so much fun, and I’m ready to do it again next season. May we meet again.


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Question: Write a brief summary about the rise in the use of e-cigarettes and other vaping devices in the United States.

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A poll of 5,679 Americans conducted by Reuters found 75% of people who use electronic cigarettes or other vaporizing devices continue to also smoke traditional tobacco products. The poll indicates that this population of “vapers” is now up to roughly 10% of U.S. adults and 15% of U.S. adults under the age of 40. This number represents a significant rise from 2013, when the U.S. government estimated the figure to be about 2.6% of Americans. Almost 70% of this poll’s e-cigarette users claim to have started in the last year.
While about 40% of e-cigarette-using respondents said they were motivated to use e-cigarettes because they could be smoked indoors and are cheaper than most tobacco products, a majority of users also cited vaping as a safe alternative to smoking. In fact, researchers have yet to corroborate this. The FDA has even proposed regulations requiring e-cigarette manufacturers to add health warnings to their labels.
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 17.8% of U.S. adults are current tobacco smokers.


Question: Explain what happened to Linda Norgrove when US special forces attempted to rescue her in Afghanistan.

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 Explain what happened to Linda Norgrove when US special forces attempted to rescue her in Afghanistan.

A British aid worker who was killed by a grenade in Afghanistan during a botched rescue attempt by US special forces was actually working secretly for MI6, according to investigators at the Intercept website.
Linda Norgrove was captured by Taliban insurgents in eastern Afghanistan in September 2010 while she was working for the US contractor agency Development Alternatives Incorporated (DAI).
In November 2010, amid fears she was about to be moved to Pakistan by her captors, US special forces launched a rescue mission which resulted in her death by a grenade thrown by her would-be liberators.
In an extensive investigation into the SEALs’ track record – which compares their heroic public face with suppressed accusations of war crimes – the Intercept website claims a number of senior military and intelligence sources say she was working for UK foreign intelligence.
The operation was hastily authorized at the highest level of UK government at the time, Prime Minister David Cameron.
The author of the investigation, journalist Matthew Cole, said “two of these sources told me that the British government informed SEAL Team 6 mission planners that Norgrove worked for the spy agency, and that they had been tracking her movements since the abduction.
“Asked for comment, the British government told the Intercept that it does not comment on security matters and would ‘neither confirm nor deny’ that Norgrove worked for the intelligence agency,” Cole claimed.
The death was originally attributed to a Taliban suicide vest detonating but drone footage reviewed later by an officer showed one SEAL throw an object towards where Norgrove’s body was later found.
“One of the two SEALs who knew about the grenade eventually told his team leader, who then failed to inform his commanders until he was confronted the next day,” Cole said in his report.
A joint UK-US investigation later led to three SEALs being kicked out of the unit although the Intercept reports that two were later reinstated.


Question: Describe the incident of an individual trying to order a sandwich at a correctional facility.

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One woman’s quest for a sandwich ended with her arrest.
According to PIX 11, 44-year-old Lizabeth Ildefonso drove up to a security booth at Long Island’s Riverhead Correctional Facility and tried ordering a sandwich as if it were a drive thru. The Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office wrote that Ildefonso approached Deputy Sheriff Yvonne DeCaro and attempted to order a “bacon, egg and cheese.” Deputy DeCaro told Ildefonso she was, in fact, not at a drive thru but at a correctional facility. Ildefonso allegedly repeated her request for a sandwich.
While the interaction was taking place, Deputy DeCaro “observed that the driver’s pupils were dilated, had glassy eyes, and had a white powder residue in her left nostril,” reports the Sheriff’s Office. Additionally, Ildefonso did not have a valid license. Ildefonso was placed under arrest after a low performance on sobriety tests. She was charged with Driving While Ability Impaired and driving without a license.


Question: Describe Intel's investment in the mapping and location services company Here.

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 Describe Intel's investment in the mapping and location services company Here.

Here, the mapping and location services company once owned by Nokia and sold for €2.5 billion to a car-maker consortium of Audi, BMW and Daimler in 2015, is picking up a new investor today. Chipmaker Intel has confirmed that it is taking a 15 percent stake in the business, which it will use to develop autonomous positioning systems (powered with Intel Inside).
The companies are not disclosing the value of the stake, which is expected to close in the first quarter of 2017. At Here’s sale price in 2015, the stake would be worth $390 million in today’s currency.
Here is also working closely with Microsoft, which acquired other parts of Nokia and has been in an extended licensing agreement for location data as part of that transaction.
This is Intel’s latest — but not first — investment in automotive. Cars are a big area for the chipmaker as it looks to make sure that it has a place at the table for its processors in the next generation of computing devices, and connected cars have shaped up to be one of the chief targets. This week, the auto industry will especially be in the spotlight because of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas — where cars have been growing in prominence as the “gadget of tomorrow” alongside computers, phones, washing machines, and more.
With the Here investment, the plan is to design and deliver proof-of-concept architecture to improve driving safety and predictability.
Part of this will be to raise the accuracy of mapping data on Here: Today, locations can be mapped to an accuracy of of meters but the aim is to bring that down to centimeters in HD mapping technology — essential in self-driving systems where cars are navigating themselves on roads and needing to be more precise with their positioning in real-time.


Question: Hey, what's up with Cashaa and Crowd Machine?

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Cashaa, the blockchain-powered ‘Banking Platform for the Next Billion’ has today announced a strategic partnership with Metavine’s Crowd Machine to allow its zero-code decentralized app development platform to use Cashaa’s powerful financial technology, enabling mass adoption of the Cashaa wallet.
Through its strategic partnership with Crowd Machine, Cashaa has become part of the Crowd Consortium, a new group of major companies that plan to support development of blockchain applications on Crowd Machine. Cashaa join companies like General Electric, AON Hewitt, KONE, Anthem and Pacific Western Bank who are already leveraging this next generation dApp platform.
The partnership will not only allow coders and non-coders alike to take full advantage of building apps up to 45x faster than traditional development tools, but also place Cashaa’s integrated fintech services at their fingertips. Cashaa’s technology will power financial transactions within Xero Code’s global Crowdmachine application platform, thereby making Cashaa’s wallet system available for integration with millions of apps and downloads. This will have the effect of placing enormous demand on CAS, the token that powers the platform.
Cashaa is creating a better bank, challenging legacy banking by building an app and products with input from its community of users. It’s blockchain-based platform enables its community to store, save, spend, receive, borrow and get insured, with a simplified user experience in a legally compliant way.
Currencies held in Cashaa wallets can be transferred cheaper and faster to any card, bank account or wallet in the world in local currency. The sender and the receiver can transact in the local currency and need no awareness of blockchain technology. A receiver can receive fiat money in their local bank account, credit or debit card and can walk to the ATM to withdraw cash instantly or spend as they wish.
Just as Cashaa offers unprecedented efficiency and financial inclusion to the unbanked billions, Metavine’s Crowd Machine democratises software development by enabling millions of people to create their own apps without coding expertise, via the Crowd App Studio. The app components they create in the Crowd App Studio can also be published in a Github-like repository called Crowd Share. Every time an app component is run, the app creator gets compensated.
Metavine’s Crowd Machine is currently being used by Fortune 500 companies, including Anthem and GE (Oil & Gas).The company will distribute its Crowd Virtual Machine (CVM) to a peer-to-peer network, leveraging unused computing resources in billions of devices around the world, via decentralized cloud.
“Cashaa will be able to power cross border payment services for a number of applications from the app components they publish in Crowd Share, facilitating payments in fiat, Crowd Machine Tokens (CMT), or other supported digital tokens. This will allow the promise of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency to be delivered faster to the global community.,” added Craig Sproule, CEO Crowd Machine.
Cashaa is currently running a Token Generation Event (TGE) offering its native CAS token. Cashaa aims to provide access to financial services for the billions of unbanked and underbanked. The financial services platform leverages blockchain technology without end-users needing to know anything about it and never having to come into contact with cryptocurrency themselves.
For more information about Cashaa and the CAS token sale visit https://cashaa.com.
Crowd Machine is revolutionizing the blockchain and decentralized applications sector with technology from Metavine Lab. Coming out of stealth in November 2017, the project involves three core components. The Crowd App Studio (Previously “Metavine’s Genesis) offers the most comprehensive high productivity platform as a service available today, including complete application lifecycle management functionality. Crowd Share is a GitHub-like repository where app creators can post components of their apps; where creators are paid if their source code is used.


Question: What did President Trump say about possible pardons? Respond in 173 words.

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 What did President Trump say about possible pardons? Respond in 173 words.

President Trump said he would consider pardoning Martha Stewart's insider trading conviction and commuting the political corruption sentence of ex-Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich during a session with reporters on Air Force One.
The list: Trump already has several pardons under his belt as president, including former sheriff Joe Arpaio, Scooter Libby, Navy sailor Kristian Saucier, boxing champion Jack Johnson, and — earlier today — right-wing filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza.
"There’s another one that I’m thinking about: Rod Blagojevich. 18 years in jail for being stupid and saying things that every other politician, you know, that many other politicians say."
"I don’t know him other than that he was on The Apprentice for a short period of time. ... And he’s a Democrat. He’s not my party. But I thought that he was treated unfairly."
"I think to a certain extent Martha Stewart was harshly and unfairly treated — and she used to be my biggest fan in the world … before I became a politician. But that’s OK, I don’t view it that way."


Question: Describe ABC's efforts to track and conserve lost birds in South America

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High in the Santa Marta Mountains of Colombia in early 2015, two guards from Fundación ProAves' El Dorado Reserve found the Blue-bearded Helmetcrest, a hummingbird nobody had seen for 69 years. The rediscovery of such lost birds is not as infrequent as one might guess. Finding them, as other ABC-funded expeditions have done in the past with the Pale-headed Brush Finch and other birds, can be vital to their conservation. It's hard to protect birds if you don't know where they live.
The International Union for Conservation of Nature currently ranks at least 24 species in the Americas as threatened even though the species have no known individuals in the wild nor surviving in captivity. Most of these species should probably be considered extinct. But some may still persist, living in areas that are difficult to search and where few people go.
To untangle this mystery and determine if the birds are still out there—and therefore deserving of our conservation attention—ABC is mobilizing resources and partners to conduct searches for some of South America's lost birds. We're starting with three: the Tachira Antpitta, the Turquoise-throated Puffleg, and the Kinglet Calyptura.
In Venezuela, a team of researchers will seek the Tachira Antpitta, with participants from a wide variety of organizations: the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History; Provita; Instituto Venezolano de Investigaciones Científicas; Colleción Ornitologica Phelps; the University of California, Santa Cruz; and Ascanio Birding Tours. The team will travel to the western part of Venezuela in June. Although the bird has not been recorded since the 1950s, security issues have limited field work that might have led to sightings of the species. Now, with access to the search area in the bird's small range along the border of Venezuela and Colombia, we believe this is the South American species most likely to be rediscovered.
In Ecuador, the search will soon be on for the Turquoise-throated Puffleg. Mainly known from the type specimen collected in Ecuador in 1850, there was an unconfirmed sighting of the puffleg in 1976. The Ecuadorian ornithologist Juan Freile and Tulane University's Jordan Karubian will conduct three searches for the species this year and next.
Brazil's Kinglet Calyptura is the most famous of the lost species. A strange bird resembling a kinglet in size and shape, the species was common in southeastern Brazil during the 1800s. It went largely unobserved for 119 years until a historic sighting in 1996. A smattering of other unconfirmed sightings have been reported since. Luciano Moreira Lima of the Observatório de Aves-Instituto Butantan will search for the bird later this year.
Beyond expeditions to rediscover lost species, ABC is also supporting several efforts to fill knowledge gaps critical to the conservation of little-known threatened species. For instance, over the next two years we will collaborate with Asociación Armonía and researchers Lisa Davenport and Don Brightsmith to locate the unknown breeding sites for Blue-throated Macaws that use Barba Azul Reserve in Bolivia.
In Chile, ABC is also collaborating with Red de Observadores de Aves y Vida Silvestre de Chile, the group that first discovered the breeding sites for Markham's Storm-Petrel in the Atacama Desert in 2015. They will return to the deserts of northern Chile this year to find new colony areas and determine threats. While doing so we also hope to find nests of the Ringed Storm-Petrel, a mysterious bird whose nesting locations are unknown.
Finally, on the Caribbean island of Dominica, ABC is working with partners to confirm and locate nests of Black-capped Petrels. We have radar evidence suggesting the birds are breeding on this island, but we don't know exactly where. Identifying the nesting locations will help us and our partners protect them.
All of these expeditions—whether for lost species or ones we simply don't know enough about—are far more than an attempt to detect birds that have long been elusive. Finding these birds could mean the difference between saving them and losing them forever.
We encourage researchers and birders to embark on their own quests for other lost birds and let us know of their plans. Searches like these will ensure that decades-old observations of birds like the Turquoise-throated Puffleg will not be our final glimpse of such marvels.
Daniel Lebbin is ABC's Vice President of International Programs. He received a BA in Biology and Environmental Science and Policy from Duke University and a PhD in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from Cornell University. Daniel has worked for WWF, The Nature Conservancy, and the National Zoo, and participated in field research projects in Jamaica, Costa Rica, Ecuador, and Venezuela. A lifelong birder, Daniel enjoys bird illustration and photography. He co-authored The American Bird Conservancy Guide to Bird Conservation.


Question: Describe the features and use cases of the Serene tool.

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I use a number of mountaineering references here on Summit Route, much to everyone's confusion. Mountaineering, like information security, involves risk management and the application of best practices to reduce the inherent risks.
Rock climbing is one aspect of mountaineering, and it requires you to secure your ropes to an anchor (ex. a tree, crack, or rock feature). The acronym SERENE is used as a checklist to review your anchor. The anchor needs to be Solid, Equalized, Redundant, Efficient, and No Extension (SERENE). This doesn't check the quality of the rope, your harness, the weather, your current physical state, or many other things that will affect your safety, but it's a simple series of checks for one thing that ensures you're applying best practices.
DEP/NX: Denies execution on the stack.
ASLR/PIE: Loads the binary into a random place in memory.
CFG (Windows only): Restricts what execution paths can be taken.
x64: Allows a 64-bit memory space to be used for ASLR/PIE.
I do not collect copies of files, but I still advise that you should not drag and drop sensitive files to sites no matter what their stated policies are.
My primary use case for making Serene is when I evaluate products at the company I work at. I want to get an idea of the software development practices, so this tool gives me some quick insight into that.
As you can see it follows all the best practices that Serene checks for. This also shows how Serene tells you that DEP is not applicable (N/A) to these files because all 64-bit processes have DEP applied by default. Furthermore, Windows Defender includes a number of MUI files which do not include code and therefore don't play into the security of the applications, so they are ignored.
Google Chrome on macOS can be analyzed by dragging and dropping the Google Chrome icon in the Applications directory, which ends up being a .app file containing the executables.
As you can see this time I show NX and PIE which are the equivalents of DEP and ASLR on Windows, and don't show CFG, which has no relevance to macOS. Only some install files are missing PIE and 32-bit, so it's not too worrying.
Windows executables are PE files and can be checked using the Visual Studio tool dumpbin. Run dumpbin /headers yourfile.exe First look at FILE HEADER VALUES for the machine to determine if it is 64-bit or 32-bit. Next, look in the OPTIONAL HEADER VALUES for the Dll Characteristics section for the phrases Dynamic base (ASLR), NX compatible (DEP), and Guard (CFG).
To manually check macOS mach-o files, use the XCode tool otool. Run otool -hv yourfile. First look at the cputype to see if it is X86_64 to determine if it is 64-bit. Next check the flags to see if it contains PIE. Determining if it has NX is identified by the lack of MH_ALLOW_STACK_EXECUTION (probably called something else, as I just check for that bit in the binary and don't know what the tool calls it).
On macOS, I don't currently handle mach-o files containing multiple architectures, which is an admittedly large limitation. I also do not yet support ELF files, which I hope to one day handle.
It only works with x86 and x86-64 executables, not ARM.
Anything compiled with Golang will not have ASLR/PIE. This is a decision by the language creators as Golang is a secure language, but if the process imports a C library, it exposes itself to possible issues. As such, I didn't want to skip Golang binaries.
On Windows, an executable can enable DEP without it being compiled into the binary.
If you don't have permissions to read a file, Serene may lock up and you'll need to refresh the page.
Finally, there are all sorts of ways an application can be insecure or more secure than Serene shows. This is only identifying one set of features.
This is really just some improvements to a project of mine from 2012 called SlopFinder.


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Welcome back to our continuing series on systemd. The powerful startup and management system contains many useful functions. One is journald, which logs data about your system and the services it runs. Knowing more about the journal helps you easily discover information and troubleshoot when necessary.
If you’re not new to Linux, you’ll recall that older systems use syslog to record log data. You’ll notice the output of the journal looks very much like syslog output. Here’s an example from my host. Don’t worry if you don’t know what any of this means. These are messages from booting the system recently.
Nov 06 16:55:01 scarlett systemd-journal: Runtime journal is using 8.0M (max allowed 297.9M, trying to leave 446.9M free of 2.9G available → current limit 297.9M).
Nov 06 16:55:01 scarlett kernel: x86/fpu: Legacy x87 FPU detected.
Nov 06 16:55:01 scarlett kernel: x86/fpu: Using 'lazy' FPU context switches.
The journal uses a pager by default, so you can use arrow and PgUp/PgDn keys to move around. Try it out, and notice that some lines are highlighted. Error messages, for instance, appear in red.
Even more specifically, you can find errors by filtering on priority with -p. These priorities are the same as used in the old syslog system, such as err for errors, or warning for warnings.
But there’s a lot more to the journal than meets the eye. Each entry in the journal includes a large set of metadata.
You can filter the journal on any of these fields as well. Take for example the useful _BOOT_ID field. This field lets systemd identify the boot session to which a log entry belongs. As we already saw, there’s already a journalctl -b option to show only log entries from the most recent boot.
As you can see, the most recent boot session ID matches that in the journal entry above (starting with a8ff73d1…). This makes sense, because we requested the journal only show entries since the most recent boot. But now we can specifically request messages from the previous boot session.
Perhaps you’re not interested in using the journal through a terminal. Fortunately, there’s a useful application called Logs you can get for your Fedora Workstation, or other edition. Install it via the Software application. It gives you an easy, point and click interface for looking at systemd log messges.
You may have seen this application earlier. In fact, we reported about it in Fedora Magazine in this post for Fedora 21. You’ll be happy to know it is now lightning-fast, and loads messages on demand.
The log messages are separated by what generated the message. To choose a different category, click it on the left side of the app. You can also choose a specific boot session to examine logs. Click on the date and time header control to select the session you prefer. You can also search for specific issues using the search tool. Finally, to display details on any log message, click the message in the list.
Hopefully this article has shown you some useful and interesting ways to use the journal. For additional helpful information, refer to this blog entry in the original “systemd for administrators” series. Happy logging!
How do I examine log files, for instance those on a mounted drive from another system, not the logs of the system I’m using?
@AC: Point journalctl at the directory with the mounted drive’s logs using the -D option, or you can point it at the root of the mounted system using –root=/mount/dir option.
journald keeps log data in binary format yeah?
How can I read the logs of an external / mounted vm image , say for auditing purposes?
Can I point systemctl to read log data from elsewhere: i.e. not the current running system?
Under the section “Using Fields” you don’t show the command to show recorded boot sessions. The command is ‘journalctl –list-boots’, which you mention later on, but you may want to make it more clear. Otherwise very helpful article, thanks!
@marc: Fixed — thank you for catching that!
Many thanks for putting these terse / helpful systemd essays together.


Question: Describe the life of Arthur Victor Oglesby. Respond in 2 sentences.

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Arthur Victor Oglesby (21 December 1923 – 2 December 2000) was a British writer, photographer, filmmaker, broadcaster and fisherman. He was best known for his books on salmon fishing.


Question: How do I use the DateTime module with Moose?

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In the previous example of the Moose series we had an attribute called "year" that was accepting a number. What if we really want to have an attribute called birthday, that contains a real date. Instead of handling the dates by ourself we would like to use a module that already handles them nicely. For example, we would like to use the DateTime module.
It has an attribute called birthday, but instead of it being declared as isa => 'Int', we declare it as isa => 'DateTime'.
This expression defines that the 'birthday' attribute must be an instance of the 'DateTime' Perl class. So the constrains are not only the various internally declared types such as Int, but they can be any Perl class that we can load.
Here we call the constructor of the DateTime class providing year, month, and day.
When we call the getter, it will return the DateTime object, and with say DateTime will stringify to some human-readable format of the date.
In the last expression of the script we called the setter again, but this time we just passed a number.
This happens because the value passed to the birthday setter now needs to be a DateTime object and not just any number.


Question: Provide background information about the Prodigy’s upcoming album release.

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 Provide background information about the Prodigy’s upcoming album release.

The Prodigy will release a new album in 2018 alongside a brand-new single later this year, the legendary UK band have announced.
They broke the news via their Facebook page on Tuesday evening, adding cryptic hashtags including #weliveforthebeats #purefire #championsoflondon to the post.
It will be the group's seventh studio album and will be released via BMG sometime next year.
Read our feature with The Prodigy in the lead up to their last album 'The Day Is My Enemy' from 2015 here.
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Listen up, Supernatural devotees! You have just about a week to go to before you can run out to buy a copy of TV Guide Magazine with the gorgeous trio of Jensen Ackles (Dean Winchester), Jared Padalecki (Sam Winchester), and Misha Collins (Castiel).
Inside, you’ll find a lengthy roundtable interview with the three CW stars at their most amusing. TVGM and TV Insider's Ileane Rudolph flew to Vancouver to visit the huge and impressively deco-decorated Men of Letters bunker set to sit with the guys for an hour and observe several scenes, one of which was very moving. One thing anyone who meets these guys can't deny is their chemistry — these co-stars truly care deeply for one another.
Or will Michael's power overwhelm him?
Thank you to all of you fans for submitting close to 300 questions for the cast — we wish we could have asked all of them! A number of them made it into our upcoming Supernatural story in the magazine (stay tuned!), but a handful were cut for space. Luckily, we still have those answers from the actors themselves!
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Jared Padalecki: Anytime! I would love to dance with Ruthie and have a drink. That’s funny.
Jensen Ackles: She would need stills if they were going to dance.
Padalecki: Still not a sunny day quite yet.
Misha Collins: Can we talk about that frankly? So Cas says, “Hello I’m back from Syria with fruit from the Tree of Life.” And it’s like, how the hell did that happen? But we knew that Cas needed to have fruit from the Tree of Life in March of 2017 because that's when we recorded that episode — which was the ScoobyNatural episode.
For more on Supernatural, pick up TV Guide Magazine's upcoming issue, on newsstands Thursday, October 11.


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Bayou Latenache is an unincorporated community in Pointe Coupee Parish, Louisiana, United States. The name may derive from the French "latanier" (fan palm) or "latamacha", Choctaw for "boggy river."


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The River Ely () is in South Wales flowing generally southeast, from Tonyrefail to Cardiff.


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The Wolves went through their first major shake-up since bringing in Tom Thibodeau.
During his one year away from the NBA, Tom Thibodeau took a 13-franchise tour looking for insight and ideas on how to structure a front office and build a team, one that included Golden State, San Antonio, Oklahoma City, Boston.
He took a lot of notes.
Friday, in his first major move as Timberwolves president of basketball operations, Thibodeau, along with new General Manager Scott Layden, began implementing those ideas by relieving nine people of their jobs.
The list includes previous GM Milt Newton; Vice President of Basketball Operations Rob Babcock; VP of Sports Performance Arnie Kander; assistant coach Sidney Lowe; Director of Sports Performance Koichi Sato; manager of travel/facilities coordinator Bill Hohenecker; head of the video department and manager of basketball technology Brice Long; and scouts Milton Barnes and Jason Hervey.
Newton worked along with the late Flip Saunders to build the Wolves’ young nucleus. Most of Babcock’s two-plus decades in the NBA had been with the Wolves. Lowe, a player on the inaugural Wolves team, had several coaching stints with them, including a brief spell as head coach.
Both Newton and Babcock expressed disappointment, but no hard feelings.
In September 2013, shortly after returning to the Wolves as president of basketball operations and, eventually, head coach, Saunders hired Newton as GM.
It was the culmination of years of work for Newton, who was a scout for Philadelphia, worked as assistant director of USA Basketball and helped launch the NBA Development League.
He joined Washington as vice president of personnel in 2003. That was where Newton met Saunders, who coached the Wizards from 2009 to 2012.
Last fall, with Saunders battling, and ultimately succumbing to Hodgkin’s lymphoma, Newton saw his duties expanded. He was given the job of running the Wolves on a day-to-day basis.
With the season winding down in March, owner Glen Taylor said he would keep Newton as the team’s decision-maker at least through the July NBA free-agency period. Clearly, things changed when, in April, the Wolves announced the hiring of Thibodeau and Layden.
Babcock has more than two decades of NBA management experience. That included two stints with the Wolves, the most recent when he returned in 2006 after two seasons as Toronto GM. In his time with the Wolves he had been a scout, director of player personnel, VP of player personnel, assistant GM and, most recently, VP of basketball operations.
Kander might have been a mutual parting of the ways; he came to work with Saunders last year, and his contract was up.
Assistant coaches Ryan Saunders, David Adelman and Bryan Gates were not among those notified Friday, though that doesn’t necessarily mean all three will be back for next season. But it appears Saunders likely will remain.


Question: What is Klondike Adventure? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Klondike Adventure is a 1982 video game published by SoftSide for the Atari 8-bit family. It was the February 1982 Adventure of the Month, and the ninth in the series.


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Tel Aviv, the Hebrew word for "Spring Mound", is the second largest city of Israel.


Question: Provide a summary of what Ash Avildsen said about Asking Alexandria going independent.

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You can skip to around 1:51:26 in The Jasta Show podcast below to hear it for yourself.
… Namely that the band is leaving Sumerian Records to go independent. Ash has some choice words and opinions to share which, once again, you can hear by skipping to the 1:51:26 mark the podcast below. It’s actually very interesting.
Ash also called the band “their own worst enemy” at a point, referring to their potential from a business perspective.


Question: "Hi there, I'd love to try this macro. What features does it have? Is it compatible with 0.17_pre? Any thought about integrating it with Arch Walls?"

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Arbitrary Length Width and Height of the whole frame.
Arbitrary quantity, position and size of doors and windows.
Automaticly flips the studs to have the web facing the openings in windows and doors as needed.
Parametric gauge of steel or a custom thickness.
Parametric Stud/Track dimensions, Web,Flange,Lip, etc..
Tracks for windows/Doors get the correct cut of the web to allow fastening on the framing studs next to them.
Structural boolean switch and if turned on, create the beams on top of windows and door openings.
Take off off all the Qty of materials (bill of materials) stud and tracks.
Weight Calculation for the assembly.
Center of Mass calculation for Hoisting/Lifting of prefabed assemblies.
FEM switch that creates geometry that can be meshed easily for Finite Element Analysis making the studs and tracks solidly connected.
Have a structural boolean switch and if turned on, create the beams on top of windows and doors DONE!
Last edited by hhassey on Sat Jan 20, 2018 3:38 am, edited 4 times in total.
interesting project. Is the panel a part of the static structure?
Nice, hhassey. I will be happy testing your macro.
probably 2 abilities i can sugest, the ability to put on walls, and also the ability to put on single face if one wants to control metal stud at a time. and to tweak it's properties while placing it.
Thanks Guys, here is the repository where you can grab a copy of the macro!
Thanks for the help, the link to the macro is above.
Hi, would be more than happy to try! Look very useful for construction!
[EDIT] I do not seem to get how to run it - does it run on 0.17_pre? Readme indicates setup on 0.16. I am on latest git of AppImage as shown below.
[EDIT] When I run the macro (copied from .py) in 0.17_pre, there are message returns as quoted below, and nothing.
[EDIT] I boot to the fedora 25 and run a 0.16 release version, I run but have have message below.
Use an ArchWall to built the steel frame - as if the ArchWall is a simplified model with finishes e.g. gypsum board wall on steel stud.
@Paullee Thanks for your help, somehow I did not notice those errors but at the end it runs fine in 0.16, This macro is not designed for 0.17 yet. here are my system specs.
I did not understand if on 0.16 you actually got the frame or not can you clarify. I am checking out on those errors.
Yes, those features are on my mind, it should be natural to integrate it transparently with @yorik 's work on walls and windows, once we have the code polished enough I will work on connecting it to Arch Walls.
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It maybe some difference between systems / linux favour!


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Interestingly the son and the dog are almost exactly the same size.
Cute animal always brings people unlimited cherrier and together with it, you feel yourself more and more younger.
They are so very cute together! They remind me of my kids and dog. True puppy love!
Yes! There is true love!
awww I do like these it shows true friendship between these two.
The sad part is this dog is going to be his meal one day.
Japanese, not china dude. The japanese don’t eat dogs, they love them. I.e: Hachiko.
Fantastic to see such good buddies.
Great photos its good to see unconditional love .
Cuteness overload to the max!


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The 2004 Artistic Gymnastics World Cup Final was held in Birmingham, England in 2004. This was the fourth edition of the World Cup Final. From 2003 to 2004, a series of qualifying events were held, culminating in a final event, the World Cup Final. The different stages, sometimes referred to as World Cup Qualifiers, mostly served the purpose of awarding points to individual gymnasts and groups according to their placements. These points would be added up over the two-year period to qualify a limited number of athletes to the biennial World Cup Final event.


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Ly Mizan ( born 16 August 1993) is a Cambodian footballer who plays as a Midfielder for Boeung Ket Angkor and the Cambodia national football team.
He made his debut in a friendly match against Saudi Arabia national football team on 14 January 2017