Question: Can you give me an example recipe for a pink beetroot risotto?

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 Can you give me an example recipe for a pink beetroot risotto?

As you already might have noticed: I love colorful food! The prettier my plate looks like, the more I usually enjoy my meal. Luckily we receive a bag with organic food every Friday. Since we can not choose, what we want to order, the content of the bag is always a nice surprise.
At the moment we receive tons of beetroot. Normally I use them for pesto, salads, smoothies or beetroot burgers. They also taste delicious, when you bake them in the oven or even use them for colorful deserts.
Last time I decided to create a pink risotto, since I was really keen on eating rice. Opposed to the traditional way of preparation I did not use any wine (so Italians: I did not make risotto. I made a creamy rice) and for an extra creamy texture I added some coconut milk. If you avoid coconuts for whatever reason, I suggest substitutingthe coconut milk with almond milk or soy cream.
I also added some fried pears, since I love the sweet and salty combination.
I served the beetroot risotto with beetroots and salad leafs and homemade “Parmesan”. You can find the recipe for the cheesy topping below!
Start with chopping onion and garlic into small cubes and fry them for around two minutes. Peel your beetroot (keep the leaves, they have a great taste and nutritional value), Chop it as well. In a separate pot heat up the veggies stock. Add the rice to the mix and fry it, until it looks slightly transparent. Add the beetroot and stir everything.
Important: Take a soup ladle and add one portion of hot veggies stock to the risotto rice. Stir it. Once it is almost evaporated, add another portion. Proceed, until the rice is soft and creamy (takes 25 minutes). Once the risotto is done, add coconut milk and pepper. Stir everything for 30 seconds and serve it immediately!
Vegan Parmesan: Take a handful of nuts (peanuts, cashews, almonds), half a cup of nutritional yeast, one clove of dried garlic, dried herbs and salt and pepper. Blend everything until crumbly and sprinkle it over your beetroot risotto! Enjoy!


Question: Describe William Sharman's athletic career. Respond in 5 sentences.

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William "Will" Sharman (born 12 September 1984) is a British athlete who specialises in the 110 metres hurdles. He started his career as a junior high jumper and decathlete, but focused entirely on hurdling after a shoulder injury. He made his international debut for Great Britain at the 2006 European Athletics Championships and went on to compete at the 2007 Summer Universiade. Sharman came to prominence in 2009, after he significantly improved upon his previous personal best and finished fourth in the 110 metres hurdles final at the 2009 World Championships. This would be the first of three consecutive appearances in the World Championship final, he's since finished fifth in both the 2011 and 2013 finals.


Question: Respond in 12 words. What is the Tomogashima Lighthouse?

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is a lighthouse on the island of Tomogashima in Wakayama, Wakayama, Japan.


Question: What is the Infineon TPM vulnerability all about?

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 What is the Infineon TPM vulnerability all about?

RSA keys produced by smartcards, security tokens, laptops, and other devices using cryptography chips made by Infineon Technologies are weak and crackable – and should be regenerated with stronger algorithms.
In short, Infineon TPMs – aka trusted platform modules – are used in countless computers and gadgets to generate RSA key pairs for securing VPNs, implementing trusted boot sequences, performing whole disk encryption, granting access to cloud accounts, producing encryption certificates, and more. The secrets at the heart of these systems can be mathematically cracked by determined adversaries, allowing them to potentially gain control of computers and decipher data secured by the TPM-built RSA keys.
We've previously covered the firmware bug on these pages. Now, while everyone's distracted by the WPA2 KRACK flaw, a few more details of the Infineon screwup have emerged, and you should check them out to make sure you're not affected or take action if so. For example, the bug causes some Yubikey 4 gadgets to generate weak authentication keys, and should be replaced as soon as possible.
Essentially, you should upgrade your TPM's firmware, via updates from your device's manufacturer or operating system's maker, as soon as possible, and refresh your weak keys using the new code on the hardware or using a stronger implementation.
The Infineon bug is a bigger deal than the WiFi bug.
Meanwhile: we’ll be checking RSA keys for this stupid Infineon prime search bug for the next 10 years.
The TPM vulnerability can be exploited to compute, by factorization, the private keys from public keys in TPM-generated RSA private-public key pairs. Suffice to say, this shouldn't be possible, and the private component is supposed to remain secret.
The bug lies in the chipset's firmware code that generates key pairs, and was discovered by a team of researchers at Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic; UK security firm Enigma Bridge; and Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Italy. Infineon security chips manufactured from 2012 onwards, including the latest versions, are all vulnerable.
We're told you'll need somewhere in the region of $30,000 in cloud computing power to crack a 2,048-bit RSA key pair generated by the dodgy Infineon hardware. For 1,024-bit keys, which are generally crap anyway, it is trivial to factorize a vulnerable private key.
“The attack is practical, although it’s unlikely to be cost-effective for large-scale attacks,” Dan Cvrcek of Enigma Bridge told El Reg on Monday. “The current indicative processor times for 1,024 and 2,048 bit keys are 97 vCPU days ($40 to $80) and 51,400 vCPU days ($20,000 to $40,000), respectively.
“Worst hit, at the moment, seems to be ... whole-disk encryption, as well as for securing access to some cloud platforms, but it extends to non-repudiation signatures, email signing, access to VPN and buildings, e-Health cards, and e-IDs."
Cvrcek estimated that Infineon's TPMs are "25 to 30 per cent of TPMs used globally." The flawed Infineon chipset has been integrated into motherboards, laptops including Chromebooks, authentication systems, trusted boot mechanisms, and cryptographic tokens sold by computer and device makers worldwide.
Major vendors including HP, Lenovo and Fujitsu have released software updates and mitigation guidelines.
The vulnerability has been dubbed ROCA, aka Return of Coppersmith's Attack aka CVE-2017-15361, and is believed to be behind recent security problems with Estonian ID cards. The code flaw was documented by Google and Microsoft last week.
Full details of the research, including the factorisation method, will be released at the ACM’s Computer and Communications Security (CCS) conference. A paper, "The Return of Coppersmith's Attack: Practical Factorization of Widely Used RSA Moduli," will be unveiled at the confab in Dallas, Texas, on November 2.


Question: What is Iris goniocarpa?

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Iris goniocarpa is a species in the genus "Iris", it is also in the subgenus of Iris and in the "Pseudoregelia section". It is a rhizomatous perennial, from China, India, Burma (or Myanmar) and Bhutan. It has yellow green to dark green, long leaves, slender stem and, one flower between blue, lavender-blue, lilac, blue-violet or blue-purple. It is cultivated as an ornamental plant in temperate regions.
"Iris goniocarpa" is very similar in form to "Iris hookeriana", but differs in being more slender in growth, and it also produces one flower (in May).


Question: Describe Narora, India. Respond in 66 words.

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Narora is a town located on the banks of river Gangas, in district Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh.
 India census, Narora had a population of 20,376. Males constitute 54% of the population and females 46%. Its average literacy rate is 58%, lower than the national average of 59.5%, with male literacy 65% and female literacy 49%. In Narora, 14% of the population is under 6 years of age.


Question: How to fix an issue with alarms and reminders not sounding on a Google Home?

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 How to fix an issue with alarms and reminders not sounding on a Google Home?

A few users in the Google Home Help Forum brought up the issue, saying they used their voice to set alarms or reminders on their Google Home and received an audible confirmation. However, no sound played when the alarms or reminders were supposed to go off.
When some users asked their Google Home what alarms had been set, they were told that no alarms were set; another user said his Google Home told him he had an alarm set and that it was currently going off, though it was not. One user said retraining her Google Home's voice recognition seemed to resolve the issue with alarms, but that wasn't an official fix.
Thanks for your patience and thanks Jill for helping out here. A fix has been rolled out. Could you please try asking your Google Home "Hey Google, what alarms do I have set?" If none are set, set an alarm as normal and use the command again.
If you're still not able to set an alarm, please submit feedback report from the Google Home app. In the description of the report please include the keywords "Alarms and reminder fail to work" and be sure to check the box for "Include screenshot and logs".
A user in the thread confirmed the fix had come through for him. If you had this issue, follow Paula's instructions above and see if things are back to normal again. And remember that you can now set alarms that play music or radio stations instead of the typical tone.


Question: Tell me about Yamaha's Motobot.

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Yamaha has just put a humanoid robot on one of its motorcycles and pitted it against Valentino Rossi, a professional rider. The robot didn’t win, but it’s amazing that it could ride at all.
What’s striking is that the bike is unmodified: the robot is a hunched-over form on top. It senses the environment, calculates what to do, keeps the bike stable, manages acceleration and deceleration—all while factoring in road conditions, air resistance, and engine braking.
The project is “a moon shot,” says Hiroshi Saijo, the chief executive of Yamaha. They chose to do it because it is hard. But it’s also part of an industry-wide drive to incorporate autonomous features into commercial motorcycles to make them easier and safer to ride.
For instance, Yamaha’s bike can remain stable at speeds as low as 15 kph (9 mph). But that’s nothing compared to Honda’s latest feat, an all-electric concept called Riding Assist-e, which can stand up when moving at a snail’s pace and even when at a dead stop. It works rather like a Segway, balancing itself with tiny motions of the wheels. Kawasaki is taking another route by developing an AI voice-response system similar to Siri, both to help the driver stay abreast of the situation and to let the AI monitor the driver’s attentiveness.
Yamaha’s Motobot, by contrast, didn’t have be safe or user-friendly. There’s no human rider, and the bike’s only purpose is to go fast. In a straight line, it can hit 200 kph (124 mph). When rounding the track, though, its lap time came to 117.50 seconds—nearly 32 seconds short of Rossi’s best, 85.74 seconds.
Unlike self-driving car prototypes, Motobot doesn’t ever navigate unknown roads and it never encounters traffic, pedestrians, or stray dogs. It merely needs to have a sense of where it is on a pre-mapped track.
It can locate itself to within 2.5 centimeters using a combination of inertial measurement and GPS-RTK—GPS with real-time kinematics. That means augmenting GPS by referring to a signal from a radio station. Motobot also monitors the bike’s acceleration, air resistance, engine braking, and road conditions.
Yamaha’s engineers simulated all these elements in parallel, first on a computer and then in a hybrid test bed that couples a computer to the vehicle as it rolls on a dynamometer. That’s the machine used to physically test a car while it's rolling against a load but sitting stationary in a lab.


Question: Have you heard about Cathay Pacific's data breach? Respond in 9 sentences.

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Cathay Pacific revealed a data breach from earlier this year that affects around 9.4 million customers, whose records that have been accessed with details including credit card numbers, passport information, and postal addresses.
On a dedicated website that the airline has set up for those who may be affected by the breach, Cathay Pacific stated that while the combination of data varies among the affected passengers, no travel or loyalty profile, and passwords were accessed in full or compromised. The airline will also report to each Marco Polo Club, Asia Miles, or Cathay Pacific site user who was affected individually what details that were accessed.
Besides credit card numbers, passport numbers, and postal addresses, the other information that may have been accessed include passenger names, frequent flyer program membership numbers, customer service remarks, and historical travel information.It was reported that around 403 expired credit card numbers, and 27 credit card number without a CVV were accessed.
In a statement by the airline, Cathay Pacific Chief Executive Officer Rupert Hogg said, “We are very sorry for any concern this data security event may cause our passengers. We acted immediately to contain the event, commence a thorough investigation with the assistance of a leading cybersecurity firm, and to further strengthen our IT security measures.
Cathay Pacific’s data breach is follow similar breaches on other airlines such as Delta and British Airways, and the airline has reached out to the Hong Kong Police and other relevant authorities. While based in Hong Kong, the airline’s presence in Europe could result in more scrutiny and trouble with the newly passed European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that requires reporting any cyber-breach within three days of discovering it.
If you are a member of Cathay Pacific’s frequent flyer programs or have booked travel with them, you can email the airline at infosecurity@cathaypacific.com or visit their dedicated page at infosecurity.cathaypacific.com.


Question: Describe Alice Marie Johnson's experience after being released from prison and the events surrounding her commutation.

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Johnson’s life sentence for drug charges was commuted by Trump, just days after reality star Kim Kardashian West personally lobbied the president.
Alice Marie Johnson, the 63-year-old great-grandmother whose life sentence for a drug conviction was commuted by President Donald Trump, said Thursday that her release from prison was a "miracle" and that she will use her new freedom to help other people like her.
“I want to take this chance to try to magnify what has happened with me, so that people will remember there are people just like me who are first-time nonviolent offenders who pose no safety risk to their communities,” Johnson told "Today" — a day after being released from prison.
“I can't just walk away and forget about those who have been left behind,” she said.
Johnson had been in federal lockup for more than 21 years after being found guilty in connection to a drug trafficking conspiracy, and she would likely have died behind bars without the president's clemency. She was one of the thousands of Americans serving life sentences for nonviolent offenses, according to a 2013 report by the American Civil Liberties Union, the vast majority of whom are there on drug crimes.
She told MSNBC later Thursday that she did not disagree with her conviction, only the length of her sentence.
"I believe that I deserved some time, I really do. But I also believe that that time should be just and fair based on the crime. You can't tell me that a non-violent, first-time offender should have been given a life without parole sentence," she said.
"Do you really think I deserved the same prison time as the Unabomber? I don't think so," she added.
Her remarks were some of her first since leaving the Federal Correctional Institution Aliceville, in Alabama, on Wednesday after Trump commuted the remainder of her sentence.
Video from NBC affiliate WVTM of Birmingham showed Johnson throwing her arms wide to embrace family after leaving the facility.
On Thursday, she described the “moment of shock” she felt seeing her family.
Trump commuted Johnson’s life sentence on Wednesday, just days after reality star Kim Kardashian West personally lobbied the president in an Oval Office meeting to intervene on her behalf.
“Only God could have touched Kim K’s heart like that,” Johnson said. "She said she felt a connection when she saw and heard my story."
"I'm just so thankful for it," she said. "It's a miracle."
Meanwhile, the Justice Department's Office of Pardon attorney recommended against clemency for Johnson three times during the Obama administration.


Question: Describe the Ili pika and explain why it is important to protect this species.

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This Ili pika was seen last summer in China's Tianshan Mountains.
Weidong Li, the species' original discoverer and a scientist at the Xinjiang Institute for Ecology and Geography, had gathered a group of volunteers in the Tianshan Mountains for some pika searching. At noon one day, as they were setting up camera traps, the team spotted their prize.
A curious pika emerged from a gap in the cliff face, and Li snapped a few photos (including the one above).
"They found it hiding behind a rock, and they realized they had found the pika. They were very excited," said Tatsuya Shin, a naturalist in China who works with the pika's discoverers.
In 1983, the Chinese government sent Li to the mountainous Xinjiang Province to study natural resources and infectious diseases. As Li explored a valley by Jilimalale Mountain, he saw a small, gray head sticking out from a crack in the rock. As he edged closer, Li got a look at its whole body.
The animal was about 8 inches (20 centimeters) long, with large ears and several small brown spots in its gray fur. Li wasn't familiar with the species, nor were nearby herdsmen. Li caught a specimen and sent it to a scientist at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, who said he believed the pika was a new species.
Although Li couldn't find any more pikas on a second trip to the area in December 1983, a third trip in 1985 was more successful, and the additional specimens allowed academy researchers to confirm that the Ili pika was new to science.
Like other species of pika found in North America, the Ili pika lives at high elevations—between 9,200 and 13,450 feet (2,800 to 4,100 meters)—and subsists mainly on grasses, herbs, and other mountain plants.
Check out this file video of a North American pika.
Like other high-dwelling creatures, the pika is sensitive to changes in its environment. A 1990s estimate put its population at about 2,000 individuals, and it's believed to be decreasing in number, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
Even so, there are no concerted efforts under way to help the Ili pika. Li said he hopes to change that, and use the rediscovery of the animal to create conservation areas for the species.
How could anyone turn down a face like that?
Check out National Geographic China, which will publish a story about the pika in its March 2015 issue.


Question: Provide information about Ankilivalo in Madagascar. Respond in 3 sentences.

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Ankilivalo is a town and commune () in Madagascar. It belongs to the district of Mahabo, which is a part of Menabe Region. The population of the commune was estimated to be approximately 13,000 in 2001 commune census.


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 Write a blog post on combining real estate and data analytics to provide insight on the Bay Area market. Respond in 885 words.

The best way to combine the two events is obvious: use my new coding skills to visualize the public real estate data. Yes,I know I'm a little bit late to the data analytics game. That being said, I'm sure there are folks out there who could benefit from this data, so here we are.
In Part 1 of a series of posts, I use Zillow data via Quandl to plot some indicators and maps of real estate pricing in the Bay Area. The data is easy to manipulate, and you can change the variables and run it for your own location, or modify the code however you see fit. I used Python in the Jupyter Notebook environment to manipulate the data, and the open source Plotly library to visualize the data. The notebook files are linked at the bottom of the post.
First, we are going to look at some geographic plots to see what the market looks based on zip code. Note: Data for all zip codes is not available for every specific date, so we will work with what we have.
Caveat - the Plotly graphs display best on a desktop or larger screen device but still work on mobile.
In this plot, we are looking the Median Rental Price Per Square Foot in each zip code. Darker red is more expensive, yellow is less expensive. Prices in Alameda County, CA range from $3.5 - $2 / sq, ft. The numbers are for June 2018.
We can basically see that Oakland appears to be the most expensive, followed by Berkeley and Alameda. Dublin, Pleasanton, and Fremont are about mid range. Hayward and Union City offer the lowest rental rates.
Let's compare this with the Zillow Rental Index Per Square Foot, which purportedly accounts for variance in month to month data and outliers.
Based on Zillow, the overall market actually ranges a bit less - from ~$3 - $1.6 / sq. ft. This still confirms our estimate that Downtown Oakland and Berkeley are still the most expensive to live in coming in at around $3 per sq. ft. vs Hayward at nearly half $1.6.
What this data translates to is that as of June 2018 for a 1000 sq. ft. place you are looking at paying between $1600 - $3000 based on location. It seems that June may be an expensive month for rentals, but we won't be able to confirm that without accounting for trends over time.
The rental index shows that it's most expensive to rent in Berkeley and San Ramon currently. Note: This plot does not take into account the square footage. Dublin and Fremont are around the same and follow a similar trend. We can also start to see a trend where the rentals go up between May and October and then fall in the latter months. It looks like the optimal time to rent may be between November and March. Let's see if any of the other plots can help confirm this theory.
What this tells us is that the optimal time to buy a house in the East Bay was late 2014 / early 2015. That being said, for most areas except for Oakland and Emeryville, it's more economical to rent rather than buy a home.
I've read some charts from other sources that do not agree with this data and show the price to rent ratio being much higher for these areas. As with everything on the internet, take this chart with a grain of salt. I will do some more research to confirm or deny these findings in the next post.
Here, we can see there is a seasonality to the rental prices. Looking at the data from 2015, 2016, and 2017 we can confirm that the rental prices do drop between November and March with some variance depending upon the year. It also confirms the Zillow Rental Index finding that Berkeley and San Ramon are the most expensive areas.
Take this data with a grain of salt as well since the Berkeley and Emeryville numbers only date back to January 2017 and appear to fluctuate differently than the other cities. That being said, it does confirm that Berkeley, Oakland, and Emeryville are the most expensive per square foot. Compared to the previous chart showing San Ramon, Dublin, and Fremont with a higher rental index than Oakland and Emeryville, this chart we are seeing a much lower price per square foot. This means that the houses in Berkeley, Oakland, and Emeryville on the whole have much less square footage than their counterparts. This is important to consider if space is an issue, or you are trying to start a family.
The Bay Area is expensive. It's often more economical to rent rather than buy. If you are able to plan for it, you are more likely to get a better rental price between November and March. And, you will get much more square footage for your money in Dublin or Fremont than in Berkeley or Oakland.
This was a fun little exercise. My Python Notebook files are listed below for you to use and edit if you'd like. You can run the numbers on different indicators or locations. Let me know if you find something useful! I would love more insight.
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Government infrastructure tsar Sir John Armitt is this week expected to throw his weight behind a £1.5bn extension to Ebbsfleet.
New Civil Engineer understands that Armitt, who chairs the government’s National Infrastructure Commission, is expected to announce that an extension of the Crossrail line from Abbey Wood into Kent is the top priority for the region in his capacity as chair of the Thames Estuary Growth Commission.
The commission was set up by then communities secretary Sajid Javid to explore ways to maximise the potential for the Thames Estaury region, which includes the Ebbsfleet Garden City development area. It is due to report this week and Armitt is understood to see the extension of Crossrail to Ebbsfleet as the highest priority.
Government has already said it is warm to the idea. Last month transport minister Jo Johnson told MPs that the government would give the extension “the fullest possible consideration” when further details emerge. Transport for London is looking in detail at the proposal and is preparing a Strategic Outline Business Case to be submitted to the Department for Transport this summer.
Johnson told MPs that there had been considerable change in South East London and North Kent since the decision to not extend beyond Abbey Wood was finalised in the 2008 Crossrail Act, and in light of this said government would take a fresh look at the case for extending to Ebbsfleet.
The extension is anticipated to take up to 10 years to design and build but would provide a valuable connection between Ebbsfleet’s High Speed 1 station and Canary Wharf. NCE understands that discussions are already underway with Canary Wharf Group (CWG) around funding. CWG put up £150M towards the cost of its Crossrail station and the expectation would be that it would put up more funds for this extension.
If the Thames Estuary Commission endorses the extension as a critical infrastructure investment, local council leaders and MPs will be seeking government support to enable the extension to reach the next phase of development involving a full business case and detailed engineering design.
The priorities of the Thames Estuary 2050 Growth Commission include equipping people with the right skills, and providing high quality housing.
Since it was established in March 2016, The Thames Estuary 2050 Growth Commission has been working to develop an ambitious vision and delivery plan for North Kent, South Essex and East London up to 2050. Home to 3.8M people, the Thames Estuary is on the doorstep of both London and continental Europe, and has the potential to support growth right across the country. It also faces some real challenges, including significant pockets of deprivation.
Campaign group C2E, which includes local councils and Transport for London, says the extension will help support up to 55,000 new homes for London and Kent and up to 50,000 new jobs.
In his latest transport strategy, London mayor Sadiq Khan says he supports the extension in principle, but that London would not be providing any additional funding for it.
Why not start with a connection between HS1 and Crossrail at platform 10 of Stratford station, where you can stand and see the HS1 stratford international station just a couple of hundred yards away. Easy connection to integrate Stratford international into Stratford by a single pedestrian tunnel. Ebbsfleet is then directly connected to 5 tube lines and Elizabeth line, would be open in a year and not cost £1.5b. Not a big prestigious scheme so no political support. And people wonder why transport is a mess in this country.


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The Philadelphia Tuberculosis Committee has issued guidelines for treating influenza. There are a thousand cases at the Navy Yard, health director Krusen says there is no need for alarm. Colonel Doane head of the sanitation section of the Philadelphia shipyard, speculates that the spanish influenza may have been brought into the Atlantic seaboard by by Hun (German) submarines.
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Carl Grahn (born January 8, 1981) is a Finnish former professional ice hockey goaltender. He was selected by the Los Angeles Kings in the 9th round (282nd overall) of the 2000 NHL Entry Draft.
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Babenhausen (officially: "Babenhausen (Hess)") station is a junction station at the intersection of the Rhine-Main Railway () and the Odenwald Railway () in the town of Babenhausen in the German state of Hesse.


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Real, Dume e Semelhe is a civil parish in the municipality of Braga, Portugal. It was formed in 2013 by the merger of the former parishes Real, Dume and Semelhe. The population in 2011 was 11,700, in an area of 8.47 km².


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Adolf Hitler made many hundreds of directives, orders and decrees while Führer of Nazi Germany, many of them related to military policy, and the treatment of civilians in occupied countries. Many of them are direct evidence of the commission of war crimes such as the notorious Commando Order. Other orders provide evidence of crimes against humanity, such as the Hitler order establishing forced euthanasia of disabled people in 1939 under Action T4, and the Nacht und Nebel order for eliminating civilian resisters in occupied countries.


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I am really inspired along with your writing skills as smartly as with the format in your weblog. Is this a paid subject or did you modify it your self? Anyway stay up the nice high quality writing, it’s rare to peer a nice weblog like this one today..
I’ve collected quite a lot of different toys/figures over the years and I like to write about them.
my blog so that I can share my thoughts on the figures that I own or that I’ve recently purchased myself.


Question: Explain why Bitcoin is beneficial to governments and how it can help combat corruption.

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Spot on with this article. Couldn’t have said it better myself. You even mentioned Uber’s way of decentralizing cabs / the need for city issues medallions. The proof is there. The truth won’t die, and neither will bitcoin!
Bitcoin is a system of perfect transparency and we should demand our governments use such a system to account for rampant corruption and mismanagement. If governments were to adopt such a system then perhaps we could finally audit such institutions as the department of defense or the federal reserve.
LOL, yea, I know, good luck with that.


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Darth Vader must deal with a surviving Jedi on Mon Cala!
As the Emperor grip tightens on the galaxy, no tolerance for rebellion can be afforded… especially not when being fomented by a surviving Jedi on Mon Cala.


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Kompolje () is a small settlement on the main road from Ljubljana to Celje in the Municipality of Lukovica in the eastern part of the Upper Carniola region of Slovenia.


Question: Describe the reports of vote-padding for Donald Trump in Wisconsin.

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When online observers first noticed that precincts in the same Wisconsin county were each reporting more votes for president than total votes, a local official tried to explain it away (source: ABC News affiliate) by blaming it on human arithmetic error. But even as that resulted in more than a thousand votes coming off the board for Trump, other precincts also began revising their numbers. The result: nearly five thousand of Trump’s supposed votes simply vanished, because they never existed to begin with. With the pressure mounting, the excuses are now growing more far fetched.
So now we have various Wisconsin election officials trying to float conflicting and increasingly absurd excuses as to how Donald Trump’s vote total was padded with a thousand extra imaginary votes here and a thousand extra imaginary votes there. First it was someone who couldn’t add, and now it’s a rogue modem, all giving Trump extra votes under the table. In total, nearly five thousand of those padded votes have already been voluntarily taken off the board in Wisconsin, as the impending recount is about to uncover how deep and wide the vote-padding for Trump truly went.


Question: Respond in 208 words. Explain the potential impact of the new Binance listing for Golem on the currency's value?

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Clearly, the new Binance listing for Golem has had a substantial impact on the value of the currency. What will happen now? Of course, through listing on Binance, more people now have access to Golem within an exchange and therefore, trading volume should continue to increase. As more people interact with the currency the value should continue to rise. Pair this up with the positive market patterns we see at the moment, plus the possibility ot another market-wide bull run and we could see Golem hitting very impressive figures indeed. $1.00 is a realistic value for the currency, therefore the challenge is not in hitting $1.00, the challenge for Golem is of course displaying an ability to actually remain about the $1.00 threshold. In order to do this, it will need to keep hold of it’s high trading volume, perhaps further exchange listing may follow on that could give Golem the boost it needs. Whilst it may not happen yet, Golem is certainly showing a strong element of promise and could genuinely become a real cryptocurrency contender. Once it hits $1.00, the world is Golems oyster. Of course, this is not trading advice, a $1.00 leap requires a perfect climate, something that can never be guaranteed in cryptocurrency.


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Stamp all your bills! Get the message into circulation using the same fiat money that they tax you with. Yes, it's legal to stamp the bills, we already checked. Putting them on bills ensures that the sheep will keep passing the message along. It's all about repetition. The more often they see it, the sooner they will wake up.
"Whoever mutilates, cuts, defaces, disfigures, or perforates, or unites or cements together, or does any other thing to any bank bill, draft, note, or other evidence of debt issued by any national banking association, or Federal Reserve bank, or the Federal Reserve System, with intent to render such bank bill, draft, note,or other evidence of debt unfit to be reissued, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than six months, or both."
So in order to be charged with this crime, you would have to intent to render the bill unusable. Having this stamp which is semi transparent, even direclty over any numbers or text, does not render it unreadable, and therefore is not unusable. It also still works in vending machines. We've tried. We've also deposited several thousand all stamped to a bank teller which were ran through a counting machine and accepted and deposited into our account.


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 Have you heard the latest news about President Trump?

Surprise. President Trump lied again.
Earlier today, Trump claimed that the FBI told him they didn’t want to be involved in investigating allegations against Brett Kavanaugh.
That didn’t make sense, since that’s the FBI‘s job and they would do it if asked by Trump or anyone at the White House, which fact we noted at the time.
What Trump meant, of course, was that Trump did not want them to investigate.
And the fact checks came rolling in.
And B: The FBI now says they never told Trump or anyone at the White House this. Bloomberg News reported that the FBI did not tell Trump or anyone at the White House that the bureau doesn’t want to be involved in an investigation of allegations against Kavanaugh.
Bloomberg News: The FBI did not tell Trump or anyone else at the White House that the bureau doesn’t want to be involved in an investigation of allegations against Kavanaugh, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Trump says what he wants things to be, not what they are. He might not know the difference. The reality is the FBI routinely investigates the backgrounds of nominees, but they must be asked to do so.


Question: Provide a summary of the 2006 Züri-Metzgete cycling classic.

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 Provide a summary of the 2006 Züri-Metzgete cycling classic.

The 2006 edition of the Züri-Metzgete cycling classic took place on October 1 in a circuit in and around the Swiss city of Zürich. It was part of the 2006 UCI ProTour, and won by Samuel Sánchez. It turned out to be the last running of the Züri-Metzgete race.


Question: Have you been keeping up with the Big East tournament?

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 Have you been keeping up with the Big East tournament?

Butler and Xavier could have made it an incredible tournament for the Big East, but this is still a strong one for the conference. As I just posted on Breitbart, the Big East is one of only three conferences with a winning record even if Nova loses tonight. When you look at the disappointments of the first two tournaments of the new Big East, this may be the breakthrough year.
If we have a few upsets, there could even be a reunion of the old Big East in the Final Four with Nova, Notre Dame and Syracuse winning. Pomeroy gives Nova a slightly better than 50-50 chance, but only a 2% chance of all three of those winning.


Question: What is the description of "Lactarius subtorminosus"?

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 What is the description of "Lactarius subtorminosus"?

Lactarius subtorminosus is a member of the "milk-cap" genus "Lactarius" in the order Russulales. Described as new to science by William Chambers Coker in 1918, it is known from North America. The whitish to cream-colored cap reaches in diameter and is tomentose, with margins folded inward. The gills are packed closely together, and are cream when mature. Gills that are cut will first turn pink then light brown. The stem is about long and thick, white overall with a few cream dots, and covered with a dense layer of small hairs. When cut or injured, the fruit bodies will ooze a sparse whitish latex with a taste similar to cypress wood. The spores are roughly spherical, warted, and measure 5.8–6.5 by 6.5–7 μm. "Lactarius subtorminosus" may be distinguished from the similar "L. torminosus" by its milder latex and smaller spores.


Question: Tell me about Hillary Clinton's friends.

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 Tell me about Hillary Clinton's friends.

CHICAGO — Donald J. Trump had just called Hillary Clinton a “nasty woman,” and Mrs. Clinton’s childhood girlfriends started laughing. “I’m so glad he said that,” one friend said. “He just couldn’t stop himself,” another said.
The group was piled onto couches, a few of them seated on the floor, crowded around a television for the final presidential debate at the home of Hardye Moel, a psychotherapist who met Hillary Rodham as freshmen at Maine East High School in Park Ridge, a quiet upper-middle-class suburb of Chicago.
There was pizza, wine and popcorn; and Betsy Ebeling, Mrs. Clinton’s best friend since the sixth grade, was providing to-the-moment updates from a friend who was on the floor in Las Vegas — “seated behind Wayne Newton!” she announced.
For a group watching their best friend appear on stage, just two weeks from Election Day, they were surprisingly calm.
What was it like, watching her up there? I wanted to know. Were they nervous? And it wasn’t that they were unfazed. Perhaps it was just that they had been through this before.
“Girl” is a term this group uses liberally. When Mrs. Clinton called Mr. Trump a puppet — when pressed on Russia — there were exclamations of “You go, girl!” from the living room.
Friends in an undated photo from a 1950s-themed party at the White House, from left: Ms. Ricketts, Ms. Bowles, Mrs. Clinton, Kathy Rogers Burgess and Ms. Ebeling.
These women have, in fact, known Mrs. Clinton since she was a girl. They came of age together: bicycling to movies, arguing about which Beatle was the cutest; attending church; going to see Martin Luther King Jr. speak for the first time.
They were present for Mrs. Clinton’s first devastating political defeat, and they remember it clearly: It was student council president, in their senior year, and a girl had never won.
As a group, the women have been to each of the Bill Clinton inaugurations and the opening of the Clinton library; they were there for her Senate run, when she was sworn in as secretary of state and at plenty of dinners, events and weddings.
When Hillary was first lady, Ms. Ebeling would on occasion meet her at the White House, where Mrs. Clinton would put on a hat and sunglasses, and the two would sneak out for a walk and coffee, undisturbed. They were there during the dark times, too: Monica Lewinsky, the impeachment, the emails.
These days, the friends’ interactions are more contained. Ms. Ebeling is the unofficial conduit, giving updates, letting Mrs. Clinton know if there has been a death in the family, reminding her of birthdays, sending her articles from their hometown paper. In July, at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, Ms. Ebeling. a delegate from Illinois, announced the vote totals for their home state, her voice breaking slightly when she read them.
“On this historic, wonderful day, in honor of Dorothy and Hugh’s daughter and my sweet friend — I know you’re watching — this one’s for you, Hill,” Ms. Ebeling said. Her friends were in the audience, a couple of them in matching red, white and blue sneakers they’d bought at Target.
Before declaring her candidacy for president in 2007, Mrs. Clinton described herself as “probably the most famous person you don’t really know.” It was striking coming from someone who has lived most of her life in the public eye, and yet that has long been one of the most common criticisms lodged against her: that she is aloof, unrelatable, cold.
“They don’t know enough to know what they don’t like about her,” said Ms. Ebeling.
She’s also, her friends say, a great problem solver and an excellent listener. And she has stamina, too — an amount unmatched by any of her friends.


Question: Describe the current situation for the Arrowverse TV shows, which are moving to Space in the fall.

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 Describe the current situation for the Arrowverse TV shows, which are moving to Space in the fall.

It’s all happening, Arrowverse fans—Space is officially the new home of not just one, but two beloved DC television shows.
Arrow (which recently wrapped its sixth season) and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (which wrapped its third) will both be hitting Space this upcoming fall. And you know what that means—more crossovers, more jam-packed action, more intrigue, and a whole lotta angst.
When we last saw Team Arrow, Quentin Lance (Paul Blackthorne) bit the dust while Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) bit the bullet by publicly revealing his secret identity as the Green Arrow. Oliver also turned himself in to the FBI and subsequently got thrown in prison, which maybe wasn’t the smartest move. Legends‘ Sara Lance (Caity Lotz) dropped by the hospital to pay Quentin one last visit before he died, finding time to pay her respects despite the fact that she and her fellow Legends had their work cut out for them in Season 3 (in case you forgot, they spent the better part of the season fixing all of those destructive time “anachronisms” they inadvertently created).
Loyal DC fans might also recall that Arrowverse co-creator Marc Guggenheim withdrew from his position as Arrow and Legends of Tomorrow showrunner this past April, meaning that pretty much anything could happen once both series move over to Space this fall. But not to worry—longtime writer-producer Beth Schwartz will take over for Arrow while Phil Klemmer, Guggenheim’s showrunning partner, will steer the Legends of Tomorrow ship.
Stay tuned for official Arrow Season 7 and Legends of Tomorrow Season 4 premiere date announcements. In the meantime, you can still watch full episodes of both series on CTV.ca.


Question: Describe the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's Blackjack program and its goals.

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 Describe the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's Blackjack program and its goals.

The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is developing a prototype line of cost-effective reconnaissance satellites that will set up shop in low Earth orbit, as part of a program called Blackjack.
The U.S. spy-satellite network will get a serious makeover in the next few years, if all goes according to plan.
Most U.S. reconnaissance craft are purpose-built monoliths that operate in geostationary orbit, about 22,300 miles (35,800 kilometers) above Earth. Though these singletons are extremely capable, they're expensive, typically costing $1 billion or more to build, launch and operate. And it takes a decade or so to develop each one, said Paul "Rusty" Thomas, of the Tactical Technology Office at the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
U.S. military leaders want to change this situation, and they're counting on DARPA to get the ball rolling. The agency has mounted a program called Blackjack, which aims to loft a network of 20 prototype spy satellites to low Earth orbit (LEO) in 2021.
These craft will be incredibly cheap compared to the current crop: The goal is get each satellite built and launched for about $6 million, said Thomas, the Blackjack program manager.
Blackjack aims to meet this ambitious cost target by leveraging developments in the private space sector. Several companies plan to establish huge constellations in LEO in the next few years, to deliver cost-effective internet service to people around the globe. SpaceX's Starlink network, for example, will feature thousands of individual satellites.
Blackjack will integrate reconnaissance and communications payloads into standard commercial satellite bodies (known as buses) and take advantage of the high launch rate required to loft the mega-constellations, Thomas said.
"The Blackjack approach assumes that we're not going to be an anchor tenant. We're not going to be driving these companies," he said during the FISO presentation. "But we want to take advantage of that production line of spacecraft, the buses especially, that they're going to be building. We want to take advantage of that launch and take advantage of all of those pieces."
And there are advantages to setting up shop in LEO, just 620 miles (1,000 km) or so above the planet, in addition to the relatively cheap ride. Signal strength is about 1,300 times higher there than it is in geostationary orbit, Thomas said, and communications get down to Earth faster.
But we can make some informed guesses, based on what DARPA envisions the LEO constellation doing. For example, the new constellation will likely improve U.S. missile-warning and missile-defense capabilities and augment the current global positioning system navigation network, among other duties, Thomas said.
These duties will be dispersed among the various craft, he added. DARPA may end up selecting dozens of different payloads, but each individual satellite — which will likely weigh between 220 lbs. and 880 lbs. (100 to 400 kilograms) — will carry only a couple of payloads.
Blackjack is a pathfinder, not an end in itself. If the prototype network works as planned, the U.S. military aims to set up a LEO constellation of 90 satellites, Thomas said. This larger network could be up and running as early as 2022, he added.
And there will be launches regularly for years to come thereafter. The military would like to swap out a quarter or so of the LEO satellites every year to keep the constellation up to date with the latest gear, Thomas said.
The result should be an extremely capable, fast-reacting global reconnaissance network that's far less vulnerable to attack or disruption, he added.
That resilience is an important consideration, given the growing anti-satellite expertise of nations such as China and Russia, U.S. officials have said.
"We really think the Blackjack approach will change the game," Thomas said. "An adversary who might think that they can go after the monolith — [it] changes their targeting system, puts doubt into their system and probably inverts the cost equation in quite a few of their approaches to disabling our monoliths, in a way that's to our advantage."


Question: Describe the functionality of "Where Is The Moon" online tool.

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 Describe the functionality of "Where Is The Moon" online tool.

The Moon Tonight (Where Is The Moon) ver. 0.1 visualizes today's/tonight's or simulated Moon's phase (as viewed from the northern hemisphere) and position of the Moon in relation to the Earth and the Sun (from above the north pole). Additionally, it displays some lunar astronomical parameters. Using control panel you can observe future or past Moon's phases, locations and parameters.
- Sets current time. Back to today's Moon.
'Next New Moon','Next First Quarter', 'Next Full Moon', 'Next Third Quarter' buttons - set simulated time to the specified Moon's phase.
'Set UTC Time' allows you to set UTC time.
'Where Is The Moon' online tool requires browsers with CSS3 support that means you could not be able to run all its features on older versions of internet browsers.
The distances, size of the Moon and size of the Earth shown on the visualization are not drawn to scale.
Stars in the background are generated randomly, they are only to beautify the page.


Question: Describe Grand Barachois.

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Grand Barachois is a large natural lagoon in Saint Pierre and Miquelon. It lies immediately south of Miquelon Island, and is formed largely by the 12 kilometre-long tombolo of La Dune.


Question: Provide a brief biography of William Wallace Davies

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 Provide a brief biography of William Wallace Davies

William Wallace Davies (April 27, 1900 – June 1, 1985) was a decorated officer of the United States Marine Corps with the rank of major general. He is most noted as a pioneer in the development of the Marine Corps Landing craft. He later commanded the Troop Training Unit, Naval Amphibious Base Coronado.