Question: What was Enrico Fermi High School?

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Enrico Fermi High School (defunct) was a high school located in Enfield, Connecticut, and closed when it consolidated with Enfield High School in 2016.


Question: Hey, can I get your merch outside the US?

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Since we ship merch personally, the merch on our site is only available in the United States. For international orders, please visit our Bandwear store. Bandwear provides international shipping, making our merch available worldwide.


Question: Have you seen the house that does a Christmassy version of the Gangnam Style with lights?

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This House Does a Christmassy Version of the Gangnam Style–With Lights! | OhGizmo!
This House Does a Christmassy Version of the Gangnam Style–With Lights!
By Hazel Chua on 11/29/12 • Leave a comment!
It all started with PSY and now it seems like everyone’s doing it. The Gangnam Style, I mean. I’m not exaggerating, because the phenomenon has spread and it seems like it’s not beneath anyone (or anything) to do the horsey dance these days, from prison inmates and mother-and-child tandems to U.S. Navy robots and houses. Yes, you read that right: houses.
How? Well, certainly not by moving its foundations and fluttering its doors and windows open and close. Instead, this house ‘performs’ the Gangnam Style with Christmas lights. It’s a pretty good light show overall and injects a holiday theme into Psy’s viral hit. And in a strange and funny kind of way, it actually works.
Hit the break to check out the light show.


Question: Write a brief summary of the Hurricanes training camp roster announcement.

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RALEIGH, NC - Ron Francis, Executive Vice President and General Manager of the National Hockey League's Carolina Hurricanes, today announced that the team has assigned seven players to the Charlotte Checkers (AHL).
Forwards Patrick Brown, Julien Gauthier and Andrew Miller; and defensemen Brenden Kichton, Roland McKeown, Dennis Robertson and Philip Samuelsson will join Charlotte, whose training camp begins on Monday.
The Hurricanes training camp roster is now at 33 players. Carolina will continue its three-game road trip on Monday against the Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Place.


Question: Provide a description of Brie-Comte-Robert. Respond in 1 sentences.

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Brie-Comte-Robert is a commune in the Seine-et-Marne department in the Île-de-France region in north-central France.


Question: What's the story behind the song "Signs" by Cardiacs?

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"Signs" is the 11th single from the progressive rock band, Cardiacs, released in 1999. The song is from the album, "Guns", while the other tracks on the single are exclusive to this release. The original mix of "Dog Like Sparky" is available on the "Sing to God" album.


Question: Compare and contrast various privacy apps on the market today and explain why users should be careful when using them.

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 Compare and contrast various privacy apps on the market today and explain why users should be careful when using them.

Ever since National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden uttered that quotable truism in 2013, companies have raced to compete in a new marketplace of privacy-conscious consumers. Practically every month, yet another privacy app is pitched to tech journalists, promising to protect users’ communications with strong encryption and revolutionary ease of use.
That’s a big change from the pre-Snowden days. Encryption is now more accessible than ever before, and it’s ultimately a good thing for the public that companies are competing on privacy and security. But not all privacy apps are created equal. The truth is that cryptography is hard, and consumers should be wary of startups offering magic solutions to some of its oldest and most intractable problems.
Over the past few weeks, security experts have been calling shenanigans on some of the most egregious claims made by this new batch of encryption apps. The latest is Zendo, a messaging app profiled breathlessly by TechCrunch last week, which claims to use an old, uncrackable encryption method known as one time pads. On paper, it works like this: Every time a message is sent, the sender and receiver use a large key of random numbers they’ve previously shared (traditionally on a pad of paper) to obfuscate the message in transit. After the recipient decrypts the message, the key is destroyed, making it impossible for eavesdroppers to break the code.
Zendo’s creators describe one time pads as “the unicorns of cryptography,” but just like in folklore, people who claim they’ve befriended crypto unicorns tend to be met with skepticism. As cryptographer Joseph Bonneau explains on his blog, making uncrackable one time pads requires that you generate a ton of purely random data — an impossible task for the processor on your iPhone or Android; for Zendo to send messages quickly, it has to generate numbers pseudo-randomly — i.e., less securely — using math functions that can be cracked and are therefore not suitable for one time pads. More important, like many mass-market apps such as Apple’s iMessage, Zendo is not open source, meaning there’s no way for experts to verify how secure it really is.
That opacity is a red flag for many security experts, and it should alarm consumers too. Companies have financial incentives to protect intellectual property, but obscuring the innards of their apps can have dire consequences for users’ security. On the other hand, keeping code open can give an advantage to attackers if there aren’t enough people hunting down bugs.
Even when an app’s code is publicly available, hype can sometimes drown out security concerns. A recent profile of Pavel Durov, a former CEO of the Russian social network VKontakte, describes his popular messaging app Telegram as a revolutionary product that eschews commercial incentives and uses "hard-core encryption" to fight government surveillance.
“Secure messaging should be free for everyone. Displaying ads alongside your private communication seems out of place, even immoral,” he told Wired UK, mentioning “end-to-end encryption, self-destructing messages and self-destructing user accounts” as some of his app’s main features.
If a new crypto tool is first announced in a press release or popular science magazine, don’t use it.
But unlike its competitors WhatsApp, Signal and TextSecure, Telegram doesn’t actually enable end-to-end encryption by default. That means that until you turn the feature on, your messages can still be read by Telegram. That’s problematic because users tend to assume they’re secure and rarely change their default settings. And according to cryptographers who have reviewed Telegram’s code, the encryption itself is poorly designed and implemented.
But there’s a big difference between saying you won’t read user emails and not being able to. Services such as StartMail are easy to use because they outsource the encryption to remote servers. That means your messages are encrypted on a server, not your local device, and the company in the middle — at least for some small window of time — is able to see your keys and decrypt messages, willingly or otherwise. A competing service, Virtru, provides encryption but doesn’t store any mail content, but that still means it controls everyone’s keys, which could be stolen en masse or requested by governments.
In other words, if a complicated process is made easy, it’s probably because you’re trusting someone else with your privacy.
These offerings are, of course, improvements on the commercial privacy tools that existed prior to the Snowden revelations. After all, most ordinary people are more worried about privacy threats like cybercriminals and identity thieves than about NSA snooping, and some protection is better than none. According to a Pew poll released last month, only 34 percent of Americans have changed their online habits in response to Snowden’s surveillance revelations.
But there is a standard of privacy we should demand in our communication tools, and it starts with cutting out the middleman and using open-source, end-to-end encryption by default. Third parties should never access or store any keys or unencrypted messages, and the code should be fully transparent for outside experts to examine.
This kind of encryption software is improving, and in some cases (as with Open Whisper Systems’ free Signal and TextSecure apps) is becoming fairly easy to use. Using off-the-record messaging, an encryption protocol that works with chat clients such as Adium and Pidgin may not be as glamorous as using Facebook or Google’s Gchat, but it isn’t hard to set up and has stood the test of time — even against powerful adversaries such as the NSA.
The lesson here is simple, and Bonneau summarizes it well, saying, “If a new crypto tool is first announced in a press release or popular science magazine, don’t use it.” Good security needs to be tested and proved over time. The question becomes whether the most secure solutions will be trendy and attractive enough to win out in the end.


Question: Respond in 126 words. Provide a description of Zachary J. Collaros.

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Zachary J. Collaros (born August 27, 1988) is an American professional Canadian football quarterback for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League (CFL). Collaros won the 107th Grey Cup as the starting quarterback with the Blue Bombers when they defeated the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 33-12. He had previously won the Grey Cup as the backup quarterback with the Toronto Argonauts in the 100th Grey Cup. Collaros played football at the University of Cincinnati, he has also been a member of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Saskatchewan Roughriders and Toronto Argonauts.
Collaros graduated from Steubenville (Ohio) High School in 2007, after leading the Big Red to Division III state titles in the 2005 & 2006 seasons, ending with an undefeated 30-0 record as a starter.


Question: What do unionists think of Mary Lou McDonald's decision to commemorate an IRA bomber?

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Unionists have slammed Sinn Fein’s president-elect Mary Lou McDonald after she took part in a commemoration for an IRA bomber who tried to blow up a police station.
Peter McNulty was killed in a premature bomb explosion during an attack on Castlewellan RUC base on January 26, 1972.
Ms McDonald, along with Sinn Fein MP Chris Hazzard and other party representatives, attended a wreath-laying ceremony for the 47-year-old in the Co Down village on Friday.
A picture on Twitter shows the Dublin Central TD looking on as a piper plays a lament to mark the 46th anniversary of the IRA man’s death. She later retweeted the post.
Ms McDonald’s attendance at the event has drawn the ire of unionists, with TUV leader Jim Allister accusing her of “glorifying a terrorist bomber”.
Meanwhile, former Ulster Unionist leader Sir Reg Empey claimed her presence at the event showed Ms McDonald was “bending the knee to Sinn Fein’s military wing”.
It comes less than two weeks after Sinn Fein MP Barry McElduff resigned after posting a video on Twitter, in which he appeared to mock victims of the Kingsmills massacre.
SF deputy leader Ms McDonald is set to replace Gerry Adams as president at a special party conference next month.
She was the only candidate nominated for the role.
North Antrim MLA Mr Allister said Ms McDonald’s decision to commemorate an IRA bomber shows “nothing has or will change with IRA/SF”.
He added: “Here we have Mary Lou McDonald and two Sinn Fein MPs glorifying a terrorist bomber who sought to bring death and destruction to Castlewellan.
“Just over a week from all the cant and hypocrisy about respect, following the McElduff PR disaster, usual service has been resumed with the glorification of IRA terrorism still a top priority.
South Down’s sole unionist MLA, Jim Wells, told the News Letter that events commemorating terrorists “are a barrier to reconciliation”.
The DUP man added: “Only a few days after Mary Lou McDonald was talking about her ‘unionist brothers and sisters’, she has chosen to attend an event eulogising someone killed by his own bomb as he sought to carry out murder.
Lord Empey claimed the move by Ms McDonald indicated there would be “no departure from the Sinn Fein of old under her leadership”.
In a statement to the News Letter yesterday evening, a Sinn Fein spokesperson said: “Republicans recognise that there was hurt throughout all the community as a result of the conflict and the Good Friday Agreement affirms that everyone has a right to remember their dead in a respectful and dignified manner.
“There is no hierarchy of victims. Peter McNulty’s death was a huge personal loss for his family and the nationalist community in the area.


Question: What is Independence, West Virginia?

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Independence is an unincorporated community in Preston County, West Virginia, United States, adjacent to the town of Newburg.


Question: Describe the features and benefits of PandaCash. Respond in 44 sentences.

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PandaCash gives developers better tooling which in consequence will attract more application developers to the ecosystem.
PandaCash empowers developers to spend more time building user applications than doing dev-ops.
PandaCash makes your application testing more consistent and your application more secure and less buggy.
Current Bitcoin tooling — “it makes you wonder whether to laugh or to cry”.
There is no standardized development environment.
Needless to say, it can take a few hours. If you are a novice you’ll need much longer than that as you’ll face challenges with configuration, and you might need to synchronize gigabytes of blockchain data which takes more than a day.
You have managed to download all the components and integrate them together. Is it fast enough if you submit test transactions? Can you work while being offline? Can you get a clean state for testing for your application?
So what…, you can just spin a node and wait only one day to have it synchronized.
Other blockchain ecosystems offer much-advanced tooling for developers. Look at Ethereum. The Ethereum developer community is roughly 30x larger than the Bitcoin developer community (source: ConsenSys) and growing much faster.
It is to be partly attributed to the tooling Ethereum ecosystem provides. Truffle Suite is a leading example for developer utility tooling for Ethereum blockchain. Why don’t we have it for Bitcoin development?
PandaCash is an utility tool that allows a quickly fire up of a personal Bitcoin Cash blockchain which you can use to run tests, execute commands and control how the chain operates.
You can make calls to the Bitcoin Cash blockchain without the overheads of running an actual Bitcoin Cash node. Addresses can be re-cycled, reset and instantiated with a fixed amount of Bitcoin Cash (no need for faucets or mining). Debug logs are displayed by default. Not all of these features are yet supported, but this is the vision for the future.
It’s a simple equation: Less time needed for bitcoin cash application development = less costs.
You develop a new application and you want it tested. With PandaCash you have the opportunity to reset your blockchain and start from scratch with the same test data. The outcome is better security and less bugs.
PandaCash is fully documented at https://panda-suite.github.io/.
PandaCash consists of Docker container running bitcoin client (Bitcoin ABC). The node is executed in the regtest mode so it does not need to sync up the entire blockchain. It also integrates BitboxSDK which connects to the local client and exposes the access to the bitcoin client over a RESTful API. The package ships with block explorer so you can explore all blocks and transactions to gain insight about what’s happening under the hood.
Bitcoin.com Cloud API currently does not work with a bitcoin clients running locally. It can only work with the the main- and test net. We forked the Bitcoin.com Official’s API implementation to our PandaSuite in order to make it work with local RPC calls.
Bitbox JS SDK requires conversion to TypeScript so that the interfaces for Accounts, Transactions etc. can easily accessed and to facilitate more robust development.
Separate Docker Image containing all pre-build dependencies for platform abstraction and quicker installation times.
Support for many bitcoin clients. We support currently Bitcoin Unlimited and Bitcoin ABC. Wormhole protocol will be supported in the future.
EDIT: PandaCash actually won the main prize of the BCH DEVCON Amsterdam!
Creator of Honest.Cash. You’ll find more about me here: https://adrianbarwicki.com.


Question: Hey, what’s Workaline all about?

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Workaline is an easy to browse central hub with remote jobs for all skills.
🤷 We were frustrated from our experiences of searching for new remote job. Majority of good remote opportunities were scattered among endless job boards and buried under non-remote listings.
💡 We built Workaline – a big and constantly updating database of remote job opportunities that is easily browsable and searchable.
Dropping a line on freshest remote jobs.


Question: What is A Gathering of Old Men about? Respond in 2 sentences.

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A Gathering of Old Men is a 1987 American television drama film directed by Volker Schlöndorff and based on the novel of the same name. It was screened in the Un Certain Regard section at the 1987 Cannes Film Festival.


Question: Have the Colts made a decision about who will be starting at quarterback on Thursday?

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 Have the Colts made a decision about who will be starting at quarterback on Thursday?

Published: Oct. 5, 2015 at 09:39 a.m.
Updated: Oct. 5, 2015 at 08:41 p.m.
Matt Hasselbeck helped get the Indianapolis Colts to .500 with a win over the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. Now the team plans to hand the reins back to Andrew Luck.
NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport told NFL HQ on Monday morning that Luck should be back for Thursday's game against the Houston Texans after missing just one contest.
"At this point that is certainly their hope and expectation," Rapoport said on NFL Network. "They did some tests on Andrew Luck's shoulder earlier in the week. They found no structural damage to explain why he was experiencing some soreness, just some bruising in his throwing shoulder."
Rapoport added that Luck suffered a subluxation of his throwing shoulder, according to a source informed of his injury. However, there is no structural damage, which explains why the Colts believe he'll play Thursday night.
Luck didn't throw last week, but had a private session on Saturday and was deemed unable to go in Sunday's contest, his first career missed game.
Pagano called his young quarterback day-to-day after Sunday's victory and said he is "moving in the right direction" on Monday. It's a quick turnaround for Indy to play on Thursday in Houston, but the Colts believe they will have their stud back in time. The Colts also parted ways with quarterback Josh Johnson -- whom the team signed prior to the win over the Jaguars as insurance -- which supports the idea that Luck will be active Thursday.
Hasselbeck also added strength to the notion Luck will be playing Thursday: "I'm not expecting to play, but i'll be ready to play if they need me," the veteran quarterback told reporters Monday.
Now that they are back in the lead in the AFC South, at 2-2, the Colts could put even more distance on the pack with a third-straight divisional win.


Question: Describe the conversion plans for Transport for London's historic Grade I listed headquarters building and the implications of these changes.

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 Describe the conversion plans for Transport for London's historic Grade I listed headquarters building and the implications of these changes.

Transport for London has decided to convert its listed art-deco headquarters building into residential flats as it prepares to move east to newer offices.
In August 2013, TfL launched a competitive tender for architects to submit their proposals for the future of the building, which TfL plans to vacate in the future.
The winner is TateHindle, who proposed a conversion of the building into residential accommodation. Options for keeping it as an office, or turning it into a hotel were dismissed by the review. The residents at the top will have some pretty good views from their future living rooms.
TfL will be working with TateHindle and will be leading on the planning application and the listed building approval process, rather than engaging with an external developer at this stage.
TfL then expects to submit the planning application in autumn 2014.
In the meantime, the building will continue to be used as an office for TfL staff with plans for staff to remain there until 2015.
At that point they move out to generic glass and steel offices in Canary Wharf and North Greenwich. The era of working in possibly overdecorated, but wonderful for it, buildings is coming to an end.
There will be a day when the TfL roundel will no longer fly over the building. Lets hope they play the Last Post when the flag is lowered for the final time.
The building is occasionally open during London Open House Weekend, so this September might be the last chance to have a look around — if tours are offered. It would be nice to have a mass open-day sort of event to let the public inside for a good sniff around the place before the builders move it though.
Designed by Charles Holden and built between 1927 and 1929, 55 Broadway has been London Underground’s Headquarters for over 80 years. The building was listed Grade II in 1970 and upgraded to Grade I in 2011 by English Heritage on account of its outstanding national historic and architectural interest.
Well many suburbs are already filled with “executive homes” and other “highly desirable properties”.
Shame it isn’t going to be a hotel, at least there’d be SOME public access.
TFL’ s plans for historic HQ sacrilegious! Cynical ploy to create housing for the Mayor? I think so.
TFL is gambling its own heritage and repute on far-reaching schemes to convert its property portfolio into residential. .
Have you seen the proposed residential re-design of the iconic Grade 1 Listed building ?
If allowed, this takes not a Grade 1 Listed home out of public access, but a Grade 1 listed public body building into multiple private ownership with no public access!
Most shocking is the blatant destruction of Charles Holden’s original design, with the addition of a newbuild apartments covering completely the original garden terraces on the 10th floor.


Question: Tell me about the young couple's Mississippi River adventure.

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Dreaming of a Huck Finn-style adventure on the Mississippi, a young couple are instead afoul of the law.
Claire Boucher and William Gratz had their sights set on the southern reaches of the Mississippi River when they packed their chickens, a sewing machine and 20 pounds of potatoes into a houseboat they crafted from scratch.
Calling themselves Veruschka and Zelda Xox, river names worthy of the grand adventure they envisioned, the young couple pushed off from the riverbank in north Minneapolis the first week of June.
But their journey ended only a few miles downstream after engine trouble and a three-week tangle with the cops. The Minneapolis park police trailed them from river bank to river bank, as Boucher and Gratz tried to get their boat in working order, often tying up to trees and hopping ashore to gather supplies from Craigslist and hardware stores.
Now their vessel, the "Velvet Glove Cast in Iron," is marooned in the Minneapolis impound lot. The chickens were seized by animal control, and Boucher, 21, and Gratz, 23, have abandoned their hope of reliving the enduring tradition of river lore.
"Even though it's sad this happened, it's still an adventure," Boucher said.
The trouble began, as it often does, with a sudden twist of fate and an encounter with the law.
Boucher, who's from Vancouver, B.C., and Gratz, from Tennessee, met at school in Montreal. The idea for the river journey was hatched last fall. After months of Internet research, they made the 25-hour trip to Bemidji, Minn., where a friend allowed them to build the boat on his property. For more than a month, they toiled over the engineering of the 20-foot boat to make sure it floated. They installed accordion folding doors, glass windows, pink shutters and painted murals in black, white and red paint of fantastical creatures on the sides. Strangers gave them bikes, a mattress and the sewing machine (powered by on-board batteries). They got a copy of Mark Twain's "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," which neither of them had read.
"I always wanted to live on a boat," Boucher said. "We both wanted to go south and live on it when we got to New Orleans."
They hauled it to north Minneapolis and shoved off from land the first week of June. Moments later, their engine began to sputter and gurgle. They made it to the other side of the river and tied the boat to a tree, determined to repair the motor and be on their way again in a few days.
They were awakened one morning by Minneapolis park police officer Rob Mooney tapping the side of their boat with a stick. Mooney gave them until the next Tuesday to gather life jackets, paddles and other supplies, despite a Minneapolis park ordinance forbidding boats from tying up to any tree, shrub or post in a park without a permit. The officer said the couple never told him about their engine trouble.
"I love the idea of the Tom Sawyer adventure," Mooney said. "The problem is it's not 1883. You can't do that anymore. You have to follow the rules."
When Mooney returned a week later and saw Boucher and Gratz's chickens grazing and signs of camping, they were given citations for camping and alcohol consumption in the park and told to move along.
"We were just trying to get our act together so we could get out of the Twin Cities," Gratz said. "We didn't want to float down the river out of control."
The next leg of their journey was much more precarious. After entering the channel without a working motor, they began to drift toward rocks jutting out of the water. Surrounded by caution signs, they frantically pushed away from the danger using sticks. They reached an island north of the Lowry Bridge.
The island seemed to be a haven for canoes and other boats, they said, so they set up camp and made plans to resume their search for a working motor over the next week. Swimming was the only way to reach the river bank, so several times a day they would jump in the water and bring back tools wrapped in plastic bags.
The tranquility of the island didn't last long. This time, the Hennepin County Sheriff Office's water patrol showed up and told all of the boaters to leave by that evening in advance of the Lowry Bridge demolition on Sunday. Another boat towed the Velvet Glove Cast in Iron to Boom Island, where the final showdown would take place.
Mooney said when he spotted the houseboat there, he'd had enough.
"I personally allowed them for a couple weeks to try to solve the problem on their own," he said. "It was clear that they couldn't get it done."
The city loaded the houseboat onto a flatbed trailer and took it away.
On Thursday, Boucher and Gratz took a city bus to the impound lot to retrieve whatever they could carry from the boat. They searched for a jar of wild rice so they could make dinner for the strangers who are letting the couple stay with them for a few nights.
The couple say they can't afford to fix the minor damage from the towing or have the boat hauled back to the river. They're planning to continue their trip south by bus. The chickens can't be reclaimed without a Minneapolis address and permit, so they will be sent to a chicken farm. Its fate uncertain, the Velvet Glove Cast in Iron rests next to burned-up and smashed car carcasses.
Boucher and Gratz still have a few people rooting for them.
"I would love for them to go," Mooney said. "I hope they do it."


Question: Respond in 1 sentences. Explain the Ramsay Principle.

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"Ramsay principle" is the shorthand name given to the decision of the House of Lords in two important cases in the field of UK tax, reported in 1982:


Question: Describe the structure of hypophosphoric acid. Respond in 4 sentences.

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Hypophosphoric acid is a mineral acid with the formula H4P2O6, with phosphorus in a formal oxidation state of +4. In the solid state it is present as the dihydrate, H4P2O6·2H2O. In hypophosphoric acid the phosphorus atoms are identical and joined directly with a P−P bond. There is an isomeric form isohypophosphoric acid which has a different structure with non-identical phosphorus atoms, one of which has a directly bonded H atom and an oxidation state of +3, which is joined by a P−O−P bridge to the second phosphorus atom which has an oxidation state of +5.


Question: Describe the debate surrounding traditional and GMO seeds in Africa.

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Ghana recently hosted a conference focused on the question of genetically modified organism (GMO) seed varieties versus those that have traditionally spawned the continent's staple crops.
The increasing commercialization of food and agriculture, the diversity of crops, food as part of culture and identity and sustaining food needs without a switch to GMO agriculture dominated their discussions.
The meeting of experts and activists from Ethiopia, Kenya, Togo, South Africa and Zimbabwe took place in the northern city of Tamale, at the heart of a region in Ghana where agriculture is a driving force in the local economy.
In Ethiopia, local farmers have rejected GMO agriculture – apart from the genetically modified insect-resistant Bt cotton – despite intensive lobbying, often by the purveyors of GMO seeds, multi-national giants.
Burkina Faso's cotton companies stopped using genetically modified seeds supplied by Monsanto in 2016, citing a drop in quality.
Sulemana Abdullai, the board chairman of the African Biodiversity Network, (ABN)said GMO is not a sure way to go.
"There isn't much evidence to suggest that genetically modified crops are doing better, in terms of food security or nutrition security or income security," Abdullai said.
"In fact on the contrary, it is shown with indigenous production methods and farming systems, because of their ability to plant more than one crop using locally-adapted seeds."
Sustaining food diversity through the use of traditional seeds is possible in Africa, said Ridwan Mohammed of the Institute for Sustainable Development (ISD), a non-governmental organization working with farmers across Ethiopia.
"When we talk about diversity, it is not the diversity of crops. There is a diversity of diet in that. Therefore, once our farmers have diversity of crops, especially of local crops, they will have diversified food, which is good for health,” Mohammed said.
"We are still promoting that, working with our farmers closely on the benefits of preserving and conserving these traditional seed varieties."
Takalani Mashudu, one of the activists who attended the conference, warned that traditional seeds are already becoming extinct in his native South Africa and Togo.
"Generally in South Africa we are using GMOS, which is not really good for our health. It is difficult to find the old maize because that is past and gone. But we're fighting against it,” Mashudu said.
In its literature on GMOs, United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) says the transfer of allergenic genes in different crops can cause dangerous reactions in people with allergies.
Concerns over the negative impact on small-scale farmers around the world of seed market dominance by a few agricultural companies have also been raised, according to the agency.
Traditional seeds are sold informally in many parts of Africa.
The FAO also cites the transfer of allergenic genes in different crops, causing dangerous reactions in people with allergies.
In Africa, Monsato – a US Based agrochemical and agricultural biotechnology corporation and the world's largest GMO seed and pesticide seller – has been criticized over its market dominance.
Mshudu told DW how GMOs has interfered with indigenous culture in places where agriculture is often tied to beliefs and practices.
"We cannot actually communicate with our ancestors by using the GMO seeds because the seeds don't know the land. There are some chemicals which have been used to assist the seeds to grow, so we really need to use the local seeds that the ancestors know,” Mashudu told DW.
Mashudu said using GMO grains is like speaking to the ancestors in a foreign language.
Hardi Tijani, the head of the Ghanaian non-governmental organization Regional Advisory Information and Network Systems (RAINS), which works with marginalized communities, agreed.
"Culture without food is not culture. So, when you lose your food, you lose your identity. So yes, we can talk about increased production but we also need to recognize that people around Africa are very passionate about their culture,” Tijani said.
A high crop yield is one of the arguments advanced by proponents of GMOs, increasingly as agriculture is seen as a commercial venture.
Small-scale farmers in Asia and sub-Saharan Africa are the main producers of food, contributing up to 80 percent of food consumed, according to the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).
The advent of genetically engineered foods, with the release of a delayed-ripened tomato, more than two decades ago has shifted to cash crops such corn, soya, canola and cotton.
Many developed nations are seeing a growing trend away from GMO crops towards organic farming. As researchers in Ghana look in the opposite direction, with a trial to assess the suitability of GMO crops for farmers, the future of traditional seeds remains to be seen.
Sophie Mbugua and Benita van Eyssen contributed to this report.
Can Africa satisfy its hunger?


Question: Please provide an overview of the 2017 Cincinnati final live feed.

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Welcome to Tennis-Pulse’s 2017 Cincinnati final live feed. Nick Kyrgios takes on Grigor Dimitrov in what is surely one of the most mouthwatering clashes we’ve seen in some time. We’ll be taking you through this enthralling matchup in detail below in the comment section. Be sure to leave your thoughts and interact with our writers down below. First, let’s set the stage.
The ATP Youth Movement seems to be underway. For the first time in what feels like millennia, two consecutive Masters 1000 titles will be won by players well under the age of 30.
Today, Australian Nick Kyrgios takes on Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov for the title in Cincinnati. Both have displayed their abundant talent on the road to getting here. Kyrgios comprehensively dismissed Nadal and scored a hard fought win over Ferrer while Dimitrov disposed of del Potro and out dueled Isner.
The talent of these two guys is no secret. Both have the ability to put on shotmaking displays that will leave your jaw on the floor, but consistency has been hard to come by, which is why neither has emerged as a force at the top of the men’s game. Today, one of them will score the biggest tournament victory of their life and hopefully this week will spur both to greater heights. God knows that men’s tennis needs nothing more than Nick Kyrgios and Grigor Dimitrov at the top of the game.
The action gets underway at 1 PM EST and tennis-pulse will be taking you through all of it with our Cincinnati final live feed down below, so be sure to tune in and comment!


Question: What are Sega and Atlus announcing at E3 this year?

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Yakuza: Kiwami 2, Valkyria Chronicles 4, and more playable.
Sega and Atlus have announced its E3 2018, which includes two new Atlus titles being announced on June 7, as well as a new trailer for Catherine: Full Body.
Fret not if you can’t attend the show, because we will bring the show to you! We’ll be streaming throughout E3 on Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook, featuring exclusive content and interviews with the producers behind our diverse line-up. For those in attendance, there will be many more surprises on the booth courtesy of some Sega and Atlus themed giveaways, including swag from titles like Team Sonic Racing, Yakuza: Kiwami 2 and Valkyria Chronicles 4. Follow us on our channels during E3 for more details about these streams and giveaways.
Find comments from Sega of America and Sega of Europe below.
Update 06/06/18 at 1:02 p.m.: Gematsu has discovered atlus.com/pd—a currently restricted access directory that will possibly host the Atlus U.S.A. website for Persona 3: Dancing Moon Night and Persona 5: Dancing Star Night, which may be the two Atlus title announcements planned for June 7.
Update 06/07/18 at 9:10 a.m.: Atlus has confirmed its two new titles to be Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight and Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight. Read more here.


Question: What is LTS Haskell?

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LTS Haskell is a curated set of packages which includes non-breaking point releases. It is a companion to Stackage Nightly: whereas Stackage Nightly releases include potentially breaking changes with each new release, LTS Haskell maintains major version stability for a longer period of time.
Run weekly point releases. The first point release, LTS Haskell 1.1, will be run on Sunday, January 11.
Continue running these releases until LTS 2 is released, scheduled for April 1.
Like all Stackage snapshots, each release will be available for usage in perpetuity going forward. The only timeline is how far into the future we will continue generating patch releases.
As discussed previously, we are aware that three months is not really "long term support." The reason for the short terms here is so that we can shake out the process well for this first release. If things go exceptionally well and there is community desire to change the planned dates, we will certainly discuss it.
Your code should continue compiling against the new snapshot without any code changes, barring typical caveats of the PVP (unqualified import lists, mistakes by authors, etc).
Together with this release, we're also announcing some improvements to Stackage Server around hosted documentation to make LTS Haskell more useful.
We've now added one more feature: a full module listing. This allows you to view all available modules and easily determine which package provides a module.
All of this adds up to a hopefully more pleasant way of thinking about the Haskell library ecosystem: instead of a huge number of individual packages whose individual modules and changesets you need to keep in your head, relying on an LTS Haskell release reduces it all to a single version number for "my Haskell ecosystem," with a massive number of modules at your disposal to write your applications.
FP Complete has hosted a Hoogle service for a few years now. This Hoogle provides access to the full FP Haskell Center library set. I personally use this service on an almost daily basis, as I know many others do as well. However, the FP Haskell Center package sets are not completely in sync (yet) with LTS Haskell releases, and therefore the documentation can be slightly out of date.
So to address that, we've added Hoogle search support to stackage.org as well. You can go to any snapshot page- including LTS Haskell 1.0- and perform a Hoogle search. This search will encompass the entirety of the package set. As usual, a big thank you goes to Neil for providing such an awesome tool to the community.
And since I brought it up: FP Complete does intend to synchronize the FP Haskell Center library set with LTS Haskell releases. That will take a little bit longer, but we'll make an announcement when it's ready.
LTS Haskell is out. I'm already using it, and given the minor delta from how Stackage Nightlies work, I believe it should present no hurdles for greater adoption. The community process of dealing with patch releases will be an interesting adventure that I'm looking forward to. Please give this a spin, provide feedback, and let's make a solid, stable basis for doing Haskell development!


Question: Describe Las Colinas

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Question: Have firefighters from other countries been helping California with its wildfires? Respond in 391 words.

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New Zealand, Australia firefighters help Calif.
SAN FRANCISCO — The Trump administration declared a "major disaster" in California as the state fights devastating wildfires that have now claimed at least nine lives. The declaration makes federal funds available to residents of Shasta County, where the Carr Fire outside Redding, California, has wiped out entire neighborhoods and forced thousands of evacuations.
The move comes shortly after Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) confirmed one of its employees died in an vehicle-related accident Saturday while working to restore services in Shasta County. The company said Jairus Ayeta, in his 20s, worked as an apprentice lineman and was part of a PG&E crew working in "dangerous terrain" to restore power.
Also Saturday, Gov. Jerry Brown called on President Trump to help California fight and recover from what has been another destructive wildfire season.
Brown, who inspected neighborhoods wiped out by the fire in Redding, said he was confident the president he has clashed with over immigration and pollution policies would send aid, which Mr. Trump did last year when California's wine country was hit hard.
The White House said early Sunday morning that the president had approved the disaster declaration.
Mr. Trump tweeted Sunday that the wildfires are "being magnified & made so much worse by the bad environmental laws which aren't allowing massive amount of readily available water to be properly utilized." He said the water is being diverted into the Pacific Ocean.
There are 18 major fires burning throughout California, authorities said. In all, they have destroyed hundreds of homes, killed nine people — including four firefighters — and shut down Yosemite National Park.
Hundreds of colleagues, family and friends attended a memorial service Saturday in Fresno for National Forest Service Capt. Brian Hughes, the Fresno Bee reported. Hughes was killed July 29 by a falling tree while fighting the wildfire at Yosemite National Park.
However, most evacuations were lifted by Saturday in and around Redding, where armies of firefighters and fleets of aircraft continue battling an immense blaze about 100 miles south of the Oregon line. Some areas on the fire's southeastern flank were reopened to residents.
The fire near Redding, which killed seven people and incinerated 1,067 homes, started two weeks ago with sparks from the steel wheel of a towed-trailer's flat tire, Department of Agriculture and Fire Prevention officials said.


Question: Who was Alexandru Cornea? Respond in 46 words.

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Alexandru Cornea (1490 – 5 March 1541), known as the Evil () and scarcely numbered Alexandru III, was the Prince of Moldavia from 1540 to 1541, from the House of Bogdan-Muşat. He succeeded to the throne as son of a previous ruler, Bogdan III cel Chior.


Question: Describe the role of the Reserve Bank of India. Respond in 3 sentences.

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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is India's central bank, which controls the issue and supply of the Indian rupee. RBI is the regulator of entire Banking in India. RBI plays an important part in the Development Strategy of the Government of India.


Question: Who is Richard Einhorn?

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Richard Einhorn (born 1952) is an American composer of contemporary classical music.
Einhorn graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Columbia University in 1975, and studied composition and electronic music with Jack Beeson, Vladimir Ussachevsky, and Mario Davidovsky.


Question: "Do cell phones really increase the risk of cancer? I've heard this conversation multiple times."

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 "Do cell phones really increase the risk of cancer? I've heard this conversation multiple times."

More than 4.6 billion mobile phone subscriptions exist worldwide. We are more connected than ever, but does this pose a risk to our health? If you like to chat away the hours on your cell phone, it might be time to reconsider. A new study published in the journal of British Occupational and Environmental Medicine shows heavy cell phone use triples the risk of developing brain tumors.
French researchers from the University of Bordeaux conducted the study. They examined 253 cases of glioma, (a malignant tumor of the glial tissues of the nervous system), and 194 cases of meningioma (a tumor which is located in the meningial tissue of the brain) reported in four French cancer departments over two years. These individual’s brains were compared to those of 892 healthy people from the general population. What they found supports previous findings that there is a link between cell phone use and brain cancer.
The researchers found that talking just 15 hours a month on a cell phone increases the chances of getting brain cancer three times over. Sales and business professionals, obviously, are at greater risk, since they spend an inordinate amount of time on their phones. Most people have been using cell phones for an average of five years, and the accumulated use is also not healthy.
Strangely, the tumors happened most often on the opposite side of the brain from where the cell phone was most often used. The study pointed out that it is also difficult to pin down which cell phone technologies are the most damaging since they are changing so rapidly.
“It is difficult to define a level of risk, if any, especially as cellphone technology is constantly evolving. The rapid evolution of technology has led to a considerable increase in the use of cellphones and a parallel decrease of [the radio frequency radiation] emitted by the phones,” the researchers explained.
Previous research analyzing 800,000 middle-aged women for seven years found that the women who reported using cell phones for over ten years experienced a 10% increase in meningioma risk. In a second study, a small increased risk of meningioma was discovered with long term cell phone use. Looking at 709 meningioma patients and analyzing cell phone use, the study found an increased risk of 30% among those who used cell phones over a 25-year period.
Your article makes some very valid points, there is now strong evidence linking cell phone radiation exposures to cancer. Notably the $25 million Interphone Study, the largest and longest study on the link between cell phones and brain tumors found that regular use of a cell phone by adults can significantly increase the risk of gliomas by 40% with 1640 hours or more of use – this is about one half hour per day over ten years.
[ Smiles ] I have been hearing this argument for years; it is well-debated.
We can do two things: stop using cellular phones entirely, or use a headset whenever we have to receive or make calls from it.


Question: Analyze the out-of-state donations of the top Nevada U.S Senate candidates in the first quarter of 2018.

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 Analyze the out-of-state donations of the top Nevada U.S Senate candidates in the first quarter of 2018.

Both of Nevada’s top U.S. Senate candidates raised substantial amounts of money from out-of-state donors during the first months of 2018, according to an analysis of first quarter FEC reports by The Nevada Independent.
While the top-line fundraising results have been well-known since the April 15 reporting deadline, it’s difficult to do an in-depth analysis of campaign finance reports submitted by U.S. Senate candidates because they are exempted from electronically filing their reports to the FEC. However, once the files were manually transcribed by the FEC, candidate fundraising and spending could be scrutinized in greater detail.
From January to the end of March 2018, incumbent U.S. Sen. Dean Heller raised just over $1.1 million in out-of-state money, mostly in the form of high-dollar donations, while Rep. Jacky Rosen hauled in almost $2.6 million from predominantly small-dollar donors around the country.
Rosen’s fundraising total, the second best among Democratic Senate challengers nationwide for the first reporting period of 2018, was fueled by an average itemized donation of $281.
Per campaign finance regulations, donations must be itemized if they are over $200. However, because of Rosen’s reliance on digital fundraising tools like ActBlue, many of her small-dollar donations were also itemized.
Itemized donations made up 67 percent of Rosen’s first quarter fundraising, while unitemized donations accounted for 26 percent. Donations from PACs were 7 percent of Rosen’s receipts.
Heller raised 63 percent of first quarter fundraising from itemized donations, with an average contribution of $868. PACs contributed 28 percent of Heller’s haul, while small-dollar unitemized donations were 9 percent of his total donations.
The analysis revealed that 78 percent of Heller’s itemized total came from donations of $2,700, the maximum allowed donation for one election per federal regulations. Maximum allowed donations accounted for 40 percent of Rosen’s first quarter itemized contributions.
While their first quarter totals differed in size and composition, both candidates relied heavily on out-of-state donors to fill their campaign coffers.
Rosen raised 86 percent of her itemized donations from out-of-state, while Heller raked in 83 percent from non-Nevada donors.
Rosen’s best fundraising state was California, where she pulled in almost $400,000, good for 26 percent of her total. New York placed second, where nearly 20 percent of her quarterly haul came from (just over $300,000).
Her other top state was Nevada with $210,515 (representing 14 percent of her overall total). Maryland and Massachusetts rounded out the top five, each with about 5 percent of her first quarter itemized total.
Rosen’s top five cities for fundraising, in order, were New York, New York; Las Vegas, Nevada; San Francisco, California; Los Angeles, California; and Washington, D.C.
In April, the National Republican Senate Committee criticized Rosen in a press release for attending “another Hollywood fundraiser.” NRSC spokesperson Michael McAdams nicknamed Rosen “Hanoi Jacky” for her planned appearance with actress and anti-Vietnam war activist Jane Fonda. Per Rosen’s campaign, Fonda did not end up attending the event.
Although Heller raised a similar proportion from out-of-state compared to Rosen, his best fundraising state was Nevada, with its donors contributing just over $117,000 in the first quarter, about 17 percent of his itemized total.
He raised $78,435 from California donors, the second most from any state and about 12 percent of his haul. Nearby Arizona came in third, with its $68,050 representing 10 percent of his contributions. Minnesota and Florida were fourth and fifth respectively, making up 9 percent and 8 percent of his first quarter itemized total.
Heller’s top five cities for fundraising in the first quarter were, in order, Las Vegas, Nevada; New York, New York; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Reno, Nevada; and wealthy Phoenix suburb Paradise Valley, Arizona.
Besides details about fundraising, the quarterly FEC report also provides information regarding candidate expenses. The Nevada Independent reviewed and categorized each major Senate candidate’s Q1 spending.
Despite Rosen raising over double the amount of Heller to start 2018, her campaign only spent about $90,000 more than Heller’s.
Of the $1,074,672 Rosen spent in the first quarter, $382,456 went towards salary and payroll for her staff, about 36 percent of her expenses. Other major categories of spending were shipping and printing, accounting for almost 17 percent of spending, and list acquisition, about 15 percent of first quarter costs.
The Heller campaign spent $987,326.48 from January 1 to March 31, 2018. Media and advertising was the largest cost, with 36 percent of its spending, $350,314, allocated to these purchases. Almost 17 percent went to hiring consultants and just over 11 percent to salary and payroll.
On May 21, the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee criticized Heller in a press release for paying Heller Enterprises LLC, a company whose only employee is his son Harrison Heller, at least $50,000 over the past two years for digital media consulting.
The next FEC quarterly reporting period runs from April 1 to June 30, 2018, but candidates will be required to file pre-primary reports before the state’s primary election. The second quarter reports are due by July 15.
Jeremy Marsh is a student at George Washington University.
Correction: Updated at 10:36 a.m. to include that candidates still need to file pre-primary reports with the FEC.


Question: Respond in 12 words. Who was John Smith?

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John Smith (4 January 1939 – February 1988) was an English footballer.


Question: Describe the evidence of how cryptocurrency mining malware has become a multi-platform threat. Respond in 276 words.

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Cryptocurrency mining malware developers quickly incorporated highly effective techniques for delivery and propagation. The Apache Struts vulnerability used to compromise Equifax in mid-2017 was exploited as a delivery mechanism for the Zealot multi-platform campaign that mined Monero cryptocurrency. The SMBv1 vulnerabilities disclosed by the Shadow Brokers threat group in April 2017 and exploited by the WCry ransomware in May 2017 were used to deliver the Adylkuzz mining malware as early as late-April 2017. The combination of SMBv1 exploits and the Mimikatz credential-theft tool used by the NotPetya malware in June 2017 has been used to distribute Monero mining software.
Mining malware has increasingly become a multi-platform threat, as financially motivated threat actors have deployed it wherever they can generate the highest return on investment. There are numerous examples of miners that work on Windows, Linux and mobile operating systems.
Browser-based mining software, such as the CoinHive software launched in mid-September 2017, allows website owners to legitimately monetize website traffic. However, as shown in Figure 2, threat actors can also use CoinHive to exploit vulnerable websites, which impacts both the website owner and visitors. Techniques that circumvent the traditional downside to browser-based mining — that mining only occurs while the page hosting the mining code is open in the browser — are likely to increase the perceived opportunity for criminals to monetize their activities.
To demonstrate the impact that mining software can have on an individual host, Figure 3 shows Advanced Endpoint Threat Detection (AETD) - Red Cloak™ detecting the XMRig cryptocurrency miner running as a service on an infected host. XMRig is advertised as a freely available high-performance Monero CPU miner with official full Windows support.


Question: "So, what did you think of Trump's victory speech?"

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 "So, what did you think of Trump's victory speech?"

NEW YORK — It was a Donald Trump that many Americans had never seen.
Shortly after 2:45 a.m. Wednesday, just after he was anointed president-elect, Trump strode on stage to an adoring crowd, soaking in his surprising, pollster-defying victory.
Instead of lashing out, as he did countless times on the campaign trail, Trump praised his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, lauded the nation’s ethnic diversity, and promised to represent all people.
And Trump had, in recent weeks, even said he would appoint a special prosecutor and seek to put her in jail for her use of a private email server while secretary of state.
But in the hours after Clinton’s concession, a different Trump showed up — at least for this moment.
He was conciliatory, soft-spoken, gracious. There was no mention of building a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border, or of banning Muslims, or of mass deportations of illegal immigrants.
Instead, it was Trump who was victorious, capping one of the most improbable presidential runs in U.S. history.
Standing before a row of American flags, appearing in front of hundreds of people wearing Make America Great Again Hats, Trump smiled and waved, clapping along with the crowd. He was accompanied by his wife, Melania, a former model who was born in Slovenia and became a U.S. citizen in 2006.
Trump thanked many of his high-profile supporters, such as New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani. He brought Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus onto the stage, declared him a “star,” and handed over the microphone for a few seconds.
Trump, after promising the heal the nation and rebuild the economy, teased the audience that he would seek to serve “maybe even eight years,” a suggestion that he would run for reelection. He made grandiose promises, saying “every single American” will be able to prosper.
It was a triumphal moment for the man who was raised in Queens, and whose father, the developer Fred Trump, had warned him about the difficulty of making it in Manhattan. Yet the son made his mark, built Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue, and plotted his presidential bid there.
The crowd had waited for hours for Trump’s arrival.
At 1:30 a.m., a Fox News reporter said on the broadcast playing on a big screen that House Speaker Paul Ryan reached out to Trump. The crowd did not react. At 2 a.m., the crowd booed as they watched on television screens as Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta said there would be no concession speech until all the votes were counted.
Carol Minor, 70, of Hemet, Calif., sat contentedly against a wall in the back of the ballroom. “I really felt in my heart that he was going to win,” she said.
Sajid Tarar, a Muslim man who spoke on behalf of Trump at the GOP convention. said he has been a nervous wreck lately, and had not slept for three days.
“There was no doubt in my mind this was an election against the system,” said Tarar, dressed in a suit and a bow tie.


Question: What can you tell me about Richard J. Weibel?

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Richard J. Weibel was a magician and noted magic scholar. He was a long-time contributor to "The Linking Ring", writing the column "Conjuring Psychology" for many years. One of his most notable articles appeared in "Genii" magazine in 1980. The article, titled "Emporiums of Miracles", began a series or articles outlining the history of magic shops throughout the US. Weibel was featured on the cover of "The Linking Ring" in 1994. He contributed no less than one article to "The Sphinx" magazine on the psychology of magic.