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Question: Have you seen James Cameron's latest quote about 3D?

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 Have you seen James Cameron's latest quote about 3D?

Cameron dropped that sumptuous quote during a culture and technology event in Australia called Vivid (via VFXBlog), and while he was there he talked a bit about the current status of 3D. He notes that the technology that makes movies like Avatar possible is now “ubiquitous,” which makes it “not remarkable,” so even though there are 70,000 3D-capable theaters in the world instead of the 3,000 that existed when Avatar came out, the technology no longer seems special. He also pins some of the blame for that on Hollywood, which made a habit of shoehorning 3D onto non-3D movies with post-conversion, leaving audiences disappointed by half-assed effects and giving 3D a bad name.
Cameron goes on to say that he hopes people eventually get sick of reaching toward 4K resolution, because production technology has “basically stalled” over the last three or four years and isn’t in place yet for “the next big thing.” Naturally, he wants that to be real 3D that you don’t need special glasses for, saying that technology for “good 3D” is in the works but that it will only happen if people can be convinced to want it. He’s hoping Avatar 2 is sumptuous enough to make the case for 3D, but if not, at least Avatar 3, Avatar 4, and Avatar 5 will all have some cool effects.
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Question: Let's play a game!

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‘Stop Dry Day’ doesn’t mean what you’re thinking!
Today we’re talking about a game we created for BBC Media Action: a multinational non-governmental organization. BBC felt that at the rate at which we’re wasting water, we’d soon find ourselves with no water left at all: the ultimate ‘dry day’!
To stop this day from coming, BBC asked us to come up with an idea that would help start conversations on water conservation on social media. What better way to start a conversation than to get people interacting directly with an issue?
That’s why we thought of creating a game.
The game we had in mind was a point-and-click HTML5-based application spread across three levels. Each level was based on urban and semi-urban Indian settings: the first was a DDA-like apartment locality, the second was a busy marketplace and the third was a five-star hotel. Players had to locate water wastage scenarios hidden in each level and click on them to make them disappear within a set amount of time. As the levels progressed, players had more water wastage scenarios to locate, and less time to find them in!
Graphic production for this game was quite fun and interesting. We generally like working on a minimalist flat design, but for this project, we were asked to use more traditional ‘cartoon’ like forms and colors.
To do this, we first illustrated all the scenes by hand, adding details like trees, potholes, leaking pipes etc. in each step. We then scanned and transformed each of them into vectors, later coloring them with a more traditional palette. The challenge, though, was to show a variety of people wasting water while making them look like people that we could run into every day. We looked to ourselves for inspiration and hid everyone in the BAD team throughout the game.
We used a similar process – draw, scan, vector – for the environment these characters were in.
While we did this we also worked on the game’s user flow – a comprehensive chart that explains how the game responds to interactions. The user flow document is the one that tells you where every button is to be placed and precisely what happens when a user clicks on any of them. It also documents the way the stages flow into one another and every possible situation the user could encounter in the course of playing the game.
It was a lot to accomplish in the time we had, so we divided up the work among ourselves. Sahil worked on the wireframes, Vivek designed the characters, Jackson took care of levels and Dennis sketched each of them out.
Once the designs and the documentation was complete, it was just a matter of our coders getting cracking to turn our concept into a game!
Ready to play? Click here to Stop Dry Day!


Question: Who has won the most Premios Lo Nuestro awards?

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The Lo Nuestro Awards or Premios Lo Nuestro (Spanish for "Our Thing") is a Spanish-language awards show honoring the best of Latin music, presented by Univision, a Spanish-language television network based in the United States. The awards began in 1989.
The artist with the most Premios Lo Nuestro awards is Puerto Rican singer Olga Tañón.


Question: Explain the role of corporate income tax in state and local tax revenue. Respond in 23 sentences.

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Over the past few weeks, we have examined the primary sources of state and local tax revenue and the extent to which states rely on each tax type. Today’s map looks at the corporate income tax, which, compared to property, sales, and individual income taxes, generates a relatively small share of state and local tax revenue. In fiscal year 2015, the most recent year for which data is available, the corporate income tax generated only 3.7 percent of total state and local tax revenue nationwide (see Facts and Figures table 8).
Of all states, New Hampshire relies most heavily on corporate income tax revenue, which accounts for 9.3 percent of the state’s total state and local tax collections. New Hampshire’s decision not to collect sales tax or levy an individual wage income tax contributes to heavier reliance on the corporate income tax. Second most reliant is Delaware, where the corporate income tax generates 9 percent of state and local tax revenue. Like New Hampshire, Delaware lacks a sales tax. The third most reliant state is Alaska, with corporate income taxes accounting for 8.8 percent of total collections. Alaska levies neither an individual income tax nor a statewide sales tax, though localities have the option of taxing sales.
Six states do not levy a corporate income tax: Nevada, Ohio, South Dakota, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming. However, among these states, Nevada, Ohio, Texas, and Washington instead levy a harmful gross receipts tax on businesses. On the map above, several states with no corporate income tax will appear to have a small percentage of corporate income tax revenue due to income taxes levied on special corporation types, such as financial institutions.
Corporate income tax revenue, on average, accounts for such a small share of state and local tax collections in part because businesses have shifted from the traditional C corporation structure. Today, nine out of 10 businesses in the U.S. are structured as pass-through entities (partnerships, S corporations, and sole proprietorships), which are not subject to the corporate income tax. Instead, these businesses “pass” their income “through” to their owners, and business income is reported on owners’ personal tax returns and subject to individual income tax rates.
It is important to remember that just as the personal income tax is only one of many taxes an individual might pay, so is the corporate income tax only one of many taxes a business might pay. Franchise taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, and excise taxes are among the other types of tax liabilities businesses might incur in the course of doing business.
A landmark study by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) found the corporate income tax to be particularly harmful to economic growth. Also, economic downturns or fluctuations in the business cycle may cause a business to experience periods of unprofitability, therefore owing no corporate income tax liability in such years. This cyclical nature of corporate profits means corporate tax collections become one of the most volatile sources of state revenue.
In an attempt to make up for some of the harmful effects of corporate income taxes, states have been known to offer tax incentive packages to attract (or keep) businesses in their state. This, however, can result in lower tax liability for certain businesses and industries, which makes the tax code less neutral while shrinking the tax base.
The volatility of corporate income tax revenue, as well as its narrowing base, has contributed to states’ decisions to reduce reliance on this revenue source over time.


Question: Describe Danny Casey’s series ‘Street Politics: Left Vs. Right.’

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Danny Casey is a photographer and photojournalist based in Sydney. Moving to Melbourne in 2013, he became interested in the city’s protest culture and started documenting demonstrators from both sides of politics. These photos culminated in a series titled Street Politics: Left Vs. Right, which is a loaded, intimate depiction of the nation's changing times.
Here we chat with Danny about the series, what he learned, and what’s it like to be on the front line of an angry mob.
VICE: Hey Danny, what motivated you to start this series?
Danny Casey: It started when I was in Melbourne studying photography. Coming from Queensland, I was drawn to these protests; I’d never seen anything like this before. Melbourne is very political and the idea of these masses of people coming together, all doing something as one collective, shutting down the streets, was quite moving for me.
Your photography seems to exclusively explore Australian culture. How do you see the protest movement, which is driven by such a small group of people, representing the country more broadly?
Australian society happens on such a multi-level existence, with so many little interesting quirks. For me, [these protests are] an experience of navigating the way through this new facet of Australian politics for myself. We’re seeing something that’s this almost global schism of what's happening in society, and this new generation of right-wing voter and protester emerging.
What’s the significance of documenting that schism?
In Australia, you can feel so far removed from some of the larger global political going-ons. This is another tentacle of that beast around the world. The way it is now, these groups identify more with the alt-right. It’s Australia’s own chapter of this global movement.
You state on your website that Australia has a long history of protest culture. Do you believe these protests are a cultural trait?
There’s always been this desire to protest. The far-left and the far-right have been fighting each other here for decades, and this is just the latest front. When this series started, the heat from the right was directed at the Syrian refugees, but more recently they’ve focused their attention on this so-called “African youth gang” crisis. It’s interesting to see where it’ll end up, but there’s always been that distrust and at times, bare-naked racism.
What was it like to document these protests?
There was one time I remember where my friend and fellow photographer James Ross went to Toowoomba from Melbourne for the launch of the UPF's [the United Patriots Front] political party, and we were actually shaken down by the AFP. They wanted to know why we’d come to this event from Melbourne, trying to pry our political beliefs out of us. I remember they were somewhat interested and alarmed, because we’d paid in full and travelled all this way to just photograph the event.
Have you ever been beaten up or pepper sprayed?
Yeah when the confrontation flares up, you have to be wary of your surroundings so as not to get pepper sprayed. Guys from the far-right groups ask if I’m with the left and insult me, but I just tell them I’m there to document the event objectively. The ones with their heads on knew that criticising the media would make them look bad. Once, though, outside the Melbourne’s Magistrate courts, these UPF supporters called us parasites on the assumption that we worked for the ABC [laughs]. But I can’t say I felt endangered then, or any of the other times.
These photos do seem unusually objective. Was that intentional?
Yeah, the neutrality was really important to me. In both groups, you have people there for different reasons and I wanted to present that. In the far right, for example, you’ve got this range, going as far as neo-nazis. There’s no real central individual on either side, so capturing those different groups of people was important to me. I was trying to achieve an on-the-ground portrait of how these movements really look.
How do you go about capturing that moment?
With things like this, you just show up with a camera and the story will tell itself. You wouldn’t get that same result by following around the most obvious neo-nazi all day. It’s not trying to create sympathy but to humanise it in a sense. You see these people and think Why would anyone want to be a white supremacist? What’s happened that’s led someone to this point?
The series is ongoing. When will it be finished? What will you need to finish?
I don’t think it’ll ever be finished. Life changes, but I’ll always be looking for those aspects of Australian society. It’s a constant in Australian society. It’ll ebb and flow, but it’ll always be there.


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. Describe Eliza Rocks.

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Eliza Rocks is a chain of rocks lying between Desolation Island and Zed Islands off the north coast of Livingston Island in the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica and extending 1 km in west-northwest direction. The area was visited by early 19th century sealers operating from Blythe Bay, Desolation Island.


Question: Respond in 380 words. What is Windows Subsystem for Linux?

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Officially, it's so Linux admin scripts can run on Windows.
SEATTLE—When Microsoft first introduced the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) at last year's Build developer conference, it said that it was doing so to make developers who were familiar with the Linux command line feel comfortable on Windows. The immediate and inevitable question was "Well, what about Windows Server?" Development is one thing, but what if organizations wanted to occasionally deploy their Linux software on Windows?
Although Windows Server 2016 and Windows 10 share many components, the Server operating system hasn't thus far included WSL, consistent with the "developer only" rationale. But that's going to change: at Build this week, Microsoft announced that WSL will be included in Server later this year.
Microsoft still isn't positioning this as a way of running Linux services in production on Windows; rather, the company says the addition will be useful for administrative tasks. With WSL, Windows can run scripts written for Linux. But we're hard-pressed to see things stopping there; it seems inevitable that at some point, Windows will offer the ability to run Linux server software as one of its features.
Until now, Windows Server 2016 has largely been equivalent to Windows 10 LTSB, the Long Term Servicing Branch that offers infrequent releases and a stable feature set. LTSB doesn't get the feature pack updates every six months. Rather, it's much more like "traditional" Windows: a new release will be made every two to three years. These releases will be synchronized between Windows on the desktop and Windows Server; the 2016 Windows 10 LTSB release is equivalent to Windows Server 2016.
But going forward, Microsoft is going to offer more flexibility. Starting in the summer, Windows Server is joining the Windows Insider program, with Microsoft offering regular preview builds of the server operating system. Windows Server 2016 will also receive a feature update aligned with the Fall Creators Update.
Companies won't have to use these feature updates and can of course stick with the LTSB versions, but this new approach means that organizations that are keen to get their hands on, for example, the latest improvements to container support or the newest Hyper-V features—including some features already available on the Windows desktop—won't have to wait until the next LTSB release in 2019.


Question: What are your thoughts on FIDE's decision to award events to countries with restricted travel access?

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The US Chess Federation respectfully asks FIDE to abide by its own handbook and to not award events to states where travel to the venue is not generally open to all of the member federations. Continued selection of problematic venues brings negative press about the game of chess and distracts from the international spirit of competition and friendship our game promotes.
As with the 2017 Women’s World Championship held in Iran, and the recently held Rapid & Blitz World Championships in Saudi Arabia, FIDE’s disregard of its own policies and handbook is very troubling – it is a disturbing pattern that calls into question the organization’s commitment to its founding principles. The US Chess Federation calls for a renewed commitment by FIDE leadership to hold events in accordance with handbook Section 1.2.


Question: Describe the role you and Brett Kavanaugh played when preparing the Starr Report and explain any disagreements you had. Respond in 908 words.

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Under independent counsel Kenneth W. Starr in 1998, I helped draft what came to be known as the Starr Report: a summary of “substantial and credible information ... that may constitute grounds for an impeachment,” which 28 U.S.C. § 595(c) then required us to send to the House of Representatives. One of my colleagues in that endeavor was Brett Kavanaugh, the D.C. Circuit judge President Trump has nominated to the Supreme Court.
Over the past few days, a number of journalists have asked me about differences with Brett while we worked on the report. I thought it would be useful to spell out what role Brett played, what role he did not play and where disagreements arose.
The Starr Report was the product of an office. It didn’t represent the individual views of any one staffer. Nor did it have a single drafter. Andy Leipold principally drafted the introduction; Craig Lerner and I were the principal authors of the factual overview; and Brett drafted the outline of acts that potentially constituted grounds for impeachment. I don’t want to overstate this division of labor. Everyone in the office worked to some degree on all parts of the referral, as we called it. But broadly speaking, it’s fair to summarize the division by saying that the presentation of law in the impeachment counts of the document is mainly Brett’s prose; the presentation of facts in the narrative is not. When disagreements arose, final decisions ultimately were Ken’s. And once he had made a decision, on the referral or anything else, we all set aside any disagreements and implemented that decision.
Congress apparently modeled Section 595(c) on Watergate Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski’s transmittal of evidence to the House Judiciary Committee in 1974. The House was already at work then on impeaching President Richard Nixon. In fact, the Judiciary Committee made a point of stressing the exclusivity of the House’s constitutional role. The committee opted not to seek judicial enforcement of its subpoenas to the White House, on the ground that the Constitution assigns the task of impeachment solely to the House, with no role for the courts. In 1998, by contrast, Judiciary Committee Chair Henry Hyde said that the House wouldn’t start an impeachment inquiry before receiving a report from the independent counsel. As a result, we were in the position of having to predict what the House might consider legitimate grounds for impeachment.
Brett and I disagreed about two issues in the course of preparing the referral, only one of which I was aware of at the time. The first was whether to include a factual overview.
In the course of drafting the referral, we tried several structures. Initially, it looked as though most of the intimate details could be relegated to an appendix. We would emphasize that the appendix never ought to be released, even if the House ended up releasing other parts of the document. Increasingly, though, it became apparent that the evidence needed to be seen as a whole, so we abandoned this structure.
Early drafts summarized the evidence in support of each potentially impeachable act, one by one—perjury, obstruction of justice and so on. This structure required recapitulating many facts time after time, especially facts about the relationship between President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky. To avoid the repetition, we decided to open with a narrative overview of the facts, presented in chronological order, followed by the outline of possible impeachment counts.
In my opinion, the details—whether in a chronological summary, in separate impeachment counts or in an appendix—were indispensable for two reasons. First, they corroborated Lewinsky’s credibility. She remembered many details; she did so consistently over time; and her recollections matched up with White House records and other evidence.
Second, some sexually explicit details were essential to demonstrate that the president had lied under oath when, in his deposition in the Paula Jones case, he denied having had “sexual relations” with Lewinsky. “Sexual relations” had a precise definition for purposes of the case. The president came up with a famously strained interpretation when he testified before the grand jury. But Lewinsky consistently testified that their activities constituted sexual relations even under his interpretation. The president’s false testimony couldn’t be explained without reference to the intimate details. That’s why they appear in the narrative overview and in the first two potential impeachment counts.
The level of detail made privacy a concern, of course, but our audience—we thought—would be small. The referral would merely supply guidance if the House decided to open an impeachment inquiry. When working on the referral, in fact, I asked the National Archives about Jaworski’s Watergate report to the House. The archivist told me it was still under seal.
The second issue on which we differed was whether to urge the House not to release the report. Brett actually drafted a letter to this effect. I argued against sending it. I believed, first, that it might suggest a sudden loss of confidence in our work; and, second, that having transmitted the referral and the supporting evidence we ought to stay offstage. After hearing the arguments on both sides, Ken decided against sending the letter.
Twenty years later, I think I was right about the first question—whether to include the factual details—and Brett was right about the second question: whether to urge the House to behave with discretion. In any event, the referral as a whole reflects everyone’s input and Ken Starr’s final decisions.


Question: Where would you like to live?

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 Where would you like to live?

(CNN) -- Nearly half of Americans would like to live someplace else, according to a national survey.
Most people who live in cities said they'd rather live someplace else, according to a national survey.
And Denver, Colorado, was the top choice of people surveyed by the Pew Research Center.
Yes Denver, with its low humidity, eight professional sports teams and proximity to the Rocky Mountains.
Forty-three percent of those surveyed said they'd prefer living in the Mile-High City. San Diego and Seattle were other top locales among the nation's largest 30 metropolitan areas.
Detroit, Cleveland and Cincinnati were the least favorite.
The study released Thursday asked people where they'd prefer to live, whether they favor cities or suburbs, and what they think about American cities.
Researchers polled 2,260 adults during telephone interviews.
The study also found that Republicans would like to live in Phoenix and Democrats prefer San Francisco.
The survey also found that more men than women would like to live in Las Vegas. Men living in rural areas said they are much happier living there than women. Most people who live in cities said they'd rather live someplace else.


Question: What is the history of X?

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is a Japanese pop rock band from Nara Prefecture which is affiliated with Sacra Music. The band began activities under the name Snowman in 2013, and would perform at various music venues throughout Japan and release several independent singles and albums. They changed to their current name in 2018, and later that year made their major debut under Sacra Music with the release of the single "Start Dash", the title song of which was used as the second ending theme to the anime television series "Gundam Build Divers".


Question: What are the steps to washing bathroom rugs? Respond in 58 sentences.

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With bathroom rugs lying in the bathroom, you cannot keep using it for months without cleaning them since they are as useful as other things like tub, sink, or toilets. Most importantly, bathroom rugs offer safety as they can prevent you from slipping on the wet floors. Besides, they also provide you with a comfortable and beautiful surface to walk on. So, washing the bathroom rugs is as important as cleaning all other things in your bathroom. Let’s go through all the things you need to know to wash your bathroom rugs.
Before starting to wash your bathroom rugs, you should determine the type of bathroom rugs you own. The classification of bathroom rugs is generally determined based on their materials. A bathroom rug or a bath mat can be made of any type of material. However, polyester, chenille nylon, cotton, and bamboo are more popular nowadays because they are easy to wash.
The cotton-made bathroom rugs are thinner than the other types of rugs. They may vary by designs and sizes. There are some large bathroom rugs made of cotton. These large bathroom rugs are difficult to wash in a washing machine. So, you might have to wash them manually.
The chenille rugs are not damaged easily even if they are constantly being soaked with water. These rugs are usually round shaped. If your bathroom is always wet, these rugs can give you solace. These round bathroom rugs are machine-washable.
The polyester bathroom rugs are durable. If your bathroom is frequently used, you should opt for this bathroom rug. They are also easy to wash manually and with the machine as well.
The nylon bathroom rugs are extremely durable. They also offer better slip-resistance. Target bathroom rugs have some good variety of nylon rugs. They are machine-washable.
The bamboo rugs are durable and inexpensive. However, they do not offer a lot of variety and do not generally feel soft to walk on. They are not machine-washable, but they are easy to wash manually.
Now, you know about the types of rugs that are easy to wash. You probably have one of those bathroom rugs. Although you know the kind of your rugs, don’t forget to check the care tags or laundry symbols to make sure that you don’t use any specific cleaning products, washing machine, or dryer that can damage your rugs.
Lift your bathroom rugs and shake them a few times. Yuck!! You might feel repulsed and disgusted by the litter and dirt that can get out of them. Wipe off the plastic or rubber backing of the bathroom rugs using a piece of cloth. Now, start washing them with water and detergent or put them in the washing machine depending on the type of your rugs and laundry tags.
Put your bathroom rugs in the washing machine with placid laundry detergent. Make sure you have a little free space in the washing machine.
Wash the bathroom rugs on the cold setting. Don’t use the hot setting for these types of rugs.
Dry the rugs setting the heat to the lowest. You can also hang the rugs outside to dry if you feel that they are not dry enough after drying with the washer.
Don’t mix any other clothes or anything while you are washing the rugs or drying them.
Turn the rugs upside down and check the undersides of them to see if the rubber is peeling or fissured. If the rubber has been cracked, then you should not think of washing it. It can be a loss of time and Buy a new one instead. If it is not cracked or peeling, then follow the next steps.
Put the good rugs in the washing machine making sure that you have a free space in it. Wash the bathroom rugs on the cold setting in your washing machine with placid laundry detergent.
Hang the rugs outside to dry or dry them on the lowest setting in your washer.
Note : Never use heat or fire to dry plastic- or rubber-backed bathroom rugs because it can melt or crack the plastic or rubber.
The bathroom rugs are a good place for all the germs, bacteria, and fungi to live on and spread their descendants. You don’t want them to make your bathroom an unhealthy place. So, you should wash your bathroom rugs as regularly as you clean the sink and the toilets.
Washing bathroom rugs at least once in a week is ideal. If your rugs are always wet, you must wash them once in a week. However, if the rugs are not used that much, and they are dry most of the time, then you might do it once a month. To be honest, you should not leave your bathroom rugs unwashed for more than 12 to 14 days. So, make the time to do it.


Question: Respond in 8 sentences. What happened when the Australian cricket team toured India in 2007?

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The Australian cricket team toured India from 29 September to 20 October 2007. Seven ODIs from 29 September to 17 October were played. The series also included a Twenty20 International match played on 20 October, at Mumbai. Australia won the ODI series 4–2, India won the T20I match.
Murali Karthik took 6 wickets to blow Australia away for just 193, after they got to a good start. India faltered at the start of their reply and fell to 64/6. Robin Uthappa scored 47 but was dismissed LBW to Michael Clarke. In the end, Zaheer Khan and Murali Karthik held their nerves to guide India to victory.


Question: Do you know anything about Wild in the Country?

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Wild in the Country was a music festival organized by record label Renaissance and held from 2004 to 2007.


Question: How can I join the Public Beta test for Omnisphere 2.5?

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At Superbooth 2018, Spectrasonics proudly announced a major update of our flagship software synthesizer Omnisphere®. With the new version 2.5, Omnisphere enters a new era by becoming the first software synth in the world to offer a Hardware Synth Integration feature, which transforms well-known hardware synthesizers into extensive hands-on controllers for unlocking Omnisphere’s newly expanded synthesis capabilities. Simply put, this new feature makes using Omnisphere feel just like using a hardware synth!
The 2.5 update is now available to test as a Public Beta. All registered Omnisphere 2 users with Standard licenses are eligible to sign up to join the Public Beta test. We are very much encouraging our wonderful users to participate and provide feedback in the Public Beta test. Users who give high quality testing/feedback reports in the Public Beta will be eligible to join the official Spectrasonics Beta Team for future new products!


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A story that is unlikely to garner mainstream attention, however, is the death of Jerry Wolkowitz, a New Jersey freelance photographer who was attacked six months ago for his race, according to police.
Wolkowitz was hit from behind while he was in the parking lot of his apartment complex. Jamil S. Hubbard hit Wolkowitz on his head and face, and then dragged him into the parking lot. Hubbard then ran Wolkowitz over with his own car, before stealing the journalist’s vehicle and fleeing the scene, prosecutors said.
"The investigation determined that the defendant targeted the victim because of his race," said Chris Swendeman, a Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office spokesman, after the attack initially occurred. Hubbard, who is black, did not know Wolkowitz previously.
Wolkowitz spent the next six months in a vegetative state in the hospital. A GoFundMe page was started to help pay for his hospital bills and had raised $14,449 of a $25,000 goal at the time of this writing. Wolkowitz died on Oct. 18.
Wolkowitz was a reporter and a life member of the Freehold, NJ First Aid and Rescue Squad, where he mentored young EMTs.


Question: What's the latest news about the Grand Canyon Escalade project?

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A proposed Grand Canyon Escalade bill, which seeks approval from the Navajo Nation Council to jump start a controversial project, has begun to move forward late Monday.
Bill number 0293-16 is sponsored by Fort Defiance Councilman Benjamin Bennett, who dropped off the bill at the tribe’s legislative services. The bill asks the council to approve development 27 miles west of Highway 89 at the Grand Canyon Eastern Rim in western Navajo.
The Confluence Partners LLC, a Scottsdale-based developer, want to develop a tourist hub that includes a gondola tram. The tram would carry tourists to the confluence of the little and larger Colorado Rivers.
In addition, the bill wants the council to approve a $65 million loan from the nation and a 420-acre land withdrawal from Bodaway/Gap Chapter plus an operating contract agreement with the tribe.


Question: Describe the potential of the movie IT to receive Oscar nominations and how this could influence the outcome of the Academy Awards.

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As 2017 starts winding down, studios are going to be more aggressive about getting their movies noticed by the Academy so that, come time for Oscar nominations, their movies have a shot at scoring some gold statues. Warner Bros. has a few big contenders this year, with Dunkirk a sure bet for major awards. Wonder Woman is getting a lot of support and Blade Runner 2049 feels a bit like Mad Max: Fury Road in a sense. But now the studio has officially launched a campaign for IT, meaning they feel Pennywise and The Losers Club are Academy Award-worthy.
Warner Bros. has created a "for your consideration" page for IT, which puts it squarely in the Oscar race. Or, at least that's the hope. According to the page, the studio has high ones. The page has the movie listed to be considered for Best Picture, Best Director for Andy Muschietti, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Supporting Actor for several candidates, Best Supporting Actress for Sophia Lillis, Best Cinematography, Best Production Design, Best Film Editing, Best Costume Design, Best Visual Effects, Best Sound Mixing, Best Sound Editing, Best Makeup and Hairstyling and Best Original Score.
Granted, the odds of IT being legitimately considered for many of the categories is a stretch, but Warner Bros. is putting it out there and is holding official screenings for Academy members. That said, it's not too crazy to think the movie could nab a few nominations. Categories like Best Makeup and Hairstyling and Best Costume Design are reasonable. Then there are dark horse shots, like getting Bill Skarsgard, who brilliantly brought Pennywise to life for a new generation, a Best Supporting Actor nomination. And, considering the movie's insane success, there's certainly an argument to be made for Andy Muschietti for Best Director. However, Best Picture looks to be a pipe dream at this point.
The other movies Warner Bros. is submitting for consideration are Blade Runner 2049, Dunkirk, The LEGO Batman Movie and Wonder Woman. That's some pretty good company to be in. It's also worth remembering that 2017 has truly been a monumental year for studio horror. IT has grossed a staggering $671 million worldwide, so it would certainly bring attention to the Academy Awards to nominate such a popular movie. There's also Get Out, which has a legitimate shot at a Best Picture nomination, among other things. So why not IT? Who wouldn't love to see Pennywise make his grand entrance at the Kodak theater next year?
The Academy has made a conscious effort to diversify and has added a lot of new members. So that could change what kind of movies earn Oscar nominations this year and could make 2017 one of the most interesting races we've seen in a long time. If Warner Bros. is successful, we may see the most successful horror movie of all time bringing home a gold statue or two. Warner Bros. creating this for your consideration page seems to be much more than wishful thinking.


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. Describe Isla de la Plata.

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Isla de la Plata is a small island off the coast of Manabí, Ecuador, and is part of Parque Nacional Machalilla. It can be reached by boat from the city of Puerto López, which is 40 kilometers away.
On the island, there is a large diversity of animal species, including the blue-footed booby, red-footed booby, and the Nazca booby. Another species found here is the South American sea lion.


Question: Describe the development of an LLVM toolchain for Windows and how developers can become involved in the project.

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Over the past several months, contributors from Google and elsewhere in the community have begun actively working on bringing an LLVM toolchain to Windows in a way that would support and enhance a fully native development experience. This toolchain works with Visual Studio and the Windows development process that Windows developers are already using, making LLVM tools and technologies available to them. We want to cross the streams (in the Ghostbuster proton-pack sense) of the Visual Studio IDE and the LLVM-based C++ tools to enable developers to build C++ software better.
To that end, we’ve been driving many of the efforts around compatibility with Visual Studio and native Windows C++ code in Clang and LLD (the LLVM linker). Today, as announced at my GoingNative 2013 talk, we are able to build a trivial C++ application that in turn links against native C++ libraries and uses them in real, interesting ways. This is a huge milestone for the project, and something we’re really excited to be talking more about. Lots of folks in the LLVM project came together to get the open source project here. Thanks to every single one of you.
Going forward, we would really like to see an increased level of involvement from Windows developers. We’re launching an alpha-build website as part of llvm.org where you can get fresh builds of Clang, various Clang-based-tools, LLD, and the rest of the LLVM toolchain for Windows on a regular basis. These installable packages should make it dramatically easier to test and experiment with this new set of tools in your development environment. Please feel free to try it out, file bugs, and even submit patches to help move the toolchain forward on this new platform. Keep in mind, we are following the tried-and-true open source release mantra of releasing early and frequently. These are alpha-quality releases intended at developers interested in helping us track down and understand bugs.
There is still a lot of exciting work left to make LLVM and the C++ toolchain built on top of LLVM fully support the Windows platform. Come join the fun, because this is one place where patches are truly welcome.
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There is still no consensus regarding what a system’s architecture is. In the context of this article, it is defined as the infrastructure within which application components which satisfy functional requirements can be specified, deployed, and executed. Functional requirements are the expected functions of the system and its components. Non-functional requirements are measures through which the quality of the system can be measured.
A system which fully satisfies its functional requirements may still fail to meet expectations if nonfunctional requirements are left unsatisfied. To illustrate this concept consider the following scenario: an algorithmic trading system which you have just bought / built makes excellent trading decisions, but is completely inoperable with the organizations risk management and accounting systems. Would this system meet your expectations?
A conceptual view describes high level concepts and mechanisms that exist in the system at the highest level of granularity. At this level, the algorithmic trading system follows an event driven architecture (EDA) broken up across four layers, and two architectural aspects. For each layer and aspect reference architectures and patterns are used. Architectural patterns are proven, generic structures for achieving specific requirements. Architectural aspects are cross-cutting concerns which span multiple components.
Event driven architecture - an architecture which produces, detects, consumes, and reacts to events. Events include real time market movements, complex events or trends, and trading events e.g. submitting an order.
To use an analogy, a reference architecture is similar to the blueprints for a load-bearing wall. This blue-print can be re-used for multiple building designs irrespective of what building is being built as it satisfies a set of commonly occurring requirements. Similarly, a reference architecture defines a template containing generic structures and mechanisms which can be used to construct a concrete software architecture that satisfies specific requirements. The architecture for the algorithmic trading system uses a space based architecture (SBA) and a model view controller (MVC) as references. Good practices such as the operational data store (ODS), the extract transform and load (ETL) pattern, and a data warehouse (DW) are also used.
Model view controller - a pattern which separates the representation of information from the user's interaction with it.
Space based architecture - specifies an infrastructure where loosely coupled processing units interact with one another through a shared associative memory called space (shown below).
The structural view of an architecture shows the components and sub-components of the algorithmic trading system. It also shows how these components are deployed onto physical infrastructure. The UML diagrams used in this view include component diagrams and deployment diagrams. Below is gallery of the deployment diagrams of the overall algorithmic trading system and the processing units in the SBA reference architecture, as well as related component diagrams for each one the layers.
The above list are just a few design decisions I identified during the design of the architecture. It is not a complete list of tactics. As the system is being developed additional tactics should be employed across multiple levels of granularity to meet functional and non-functional requirements. Below are three diagrams describing the disruptor design pattern, filter design pattern, and the continuous querying component.
This view of an architecture shows how the components and layers should interact with one another. This is useful when creating scenarios for testing architecture designs and for understanding the system from end-to-end. This view consists of sequence diagrams and activity diagrams. Activity diagrams showing the algorithmic trading system's internal process and how traders are supposed to interact with the algorithmic trading system are shown below.
CUDA - NVidia has a number of products which support high performance computational finance modelling. One can achieve up to 50x performance improvements in running Monte Carlo simulations on the GPU instead of the CPU.
Apache Hadoop - in the event that pervasive logging is a requirement, then the use of Hadoop offers an interesting solution to the big-data problem. Hadoop can be deployed in a clustered environment supporting CUDA technologies.
AlgoTrader - an open source algorithmic trading platform. AlgoTrader could potentially be deployed in the place of the automated trader components.
FIX Engine - a standalone application which supports the Financial Information Exchange (FIX) protocols including FIX, FAST, and FIXatdl.
Whilst not a technology or a framework, components should be built with an application programming interface (API) to improve interoperability of the system and its components.
The proposed software architecture would therefore need to be adapted on a case-by-case basis in order to satisfy specific organizational and regulatory requirements, as well as to overcome regional constraints. The algorithmic trading system architecture should be seen as just a point of reference for individuals and organizations wanting to design their own algorithmic trading systems.
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Great overview, and a good start on the architecture. Your conclusion was apt, and pointed out why algorithmic trading software systems require constant back-testing and tweaking to keep them relevant. Good read!
When the data from commodities or fixed income is inaccurate or slow in being received the models could have a hard time calculating especially in the space of a Black Swann event.
Thank you very much for this article. I've been thinking about AI in finance since the late 90s, and finally the technologies and APIs are commonly available. Your article and blog is a great help to make those first steps to making the dreams of earlier years come true. Thanks a lot and good luck in your further ventures!
If you help me more into the conceptual depth I'll build this infrastructure.


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 Describe the key storylines for the Bayern Munich vs. Real Madrid Champions League game.

It’s all over in Allianz Arena. Real Madrid leads 2-1 ahead of their second leg in 6 days time. Despite taking an early lead, courtesy of a thumping header by Vidal, Bayern lands to sleep. It was Real Madrid all over in the second half. It could have been 2-2 but Vidal was unable to send the ball in from the spot. A brace from Ronaldo gives Real Madrid a crucial advantage in this tie. That’s all from our side for now but we will be back live on Tuesday.
91 min: Ramos's goal is ruled out.
90 min: Substitution for Real. Kovacic replaces Modric.
90 min: Yellow card for Vidal.
83 min: Substitution for Real Madrid. James on, Benzema out!
80 min: Final substitution for Bayern. Kingsley Coman replaces Muller.
79 min: Modric had a go but Neuer catches the ball calmly.
Ronaldo timed his run to perfection and sends the ball in with a brilliant first touch. Real leads at Allianz Arena. It's Bayern 1, Real Madrid 2.
Real Madrid are making life tough for Bayern's defenders.
74 min: Good save once again by Neuer. What a man!
72 min: Benzema once again with a good chance but Neuer stands tall again.
71 min: Benzema rises but sends the header wide.
65 min: Another substitution for Bayern. Douglas Costa replaces Ribery.
65 min: Hand-ball by Ribery. Free-kick for Real.
63 min: Substitution for Bayern Munich. Alonso makes way for Juan Bernat.
60 min: SENT OFF, Javier Martinez receives second Yellow for a silly challenge on Ronaldo. Spaniard is sent off and will miss the second leg.
58 min: Substitution for Real, Bale goes out and Marco Asensio comes in.
57 min: Javier Martinez commits a foul and receives a Yellow.
53 min: Corner for Bayern.
50 min: Good build-up by Real Madrid. They are finding the ball at the right place and have been successful in building pressure. Bayern may well have been a goal ahead but its 1-1 so far.
Brilliant movement in the box by Real and Ronaldo scores. Bayern 1, Real 1.
We are underway with the second half. It's Bayern one, Real nil. Ref blows for the Second-Half.
Its half-time and teams leave the field for a breather. Vidal puts Bayern ahead and was the man of the game so far but he missed the chance to extend the lead. How significant that penalty miss turns out to be, we’ll have to wait and see. But for now, its Bayern who have their noses front.
1 minute to the added time.
45 min: Deep in the first-half, Ribery with a brilliant run. Daniel Carvajal is booked for handball. Penalty for Bayern but Vidal sends it wide. Relief for Madrid.
44 min: The tie heads for interval and Real are searching for an equalizer. Toni Kroos earns a Yellow.
42 min: Good ball played by Ramos, Ronaldo shoots but Neuer stands tall. Bit sloppy from Bayern on this occasion.
40 min: Brilliant display by Robben, sends the ball in but Vidal heads it wide.
38 min: Arjen Robben sends the cross but Keylor Navas collects the ball comfortably.
37 min: Casemiro is taken off the field for medical treatment.
Half an hour gone and Bayern are well in control. Real Madrid are trying hard but still trailing 1-0.
A thumping header by Vidal puts Bayern ahead. Bayern 1, Real 0.
22 min: David Alaba shots wide from outside the box.
20 min: The teams are playing safe. Not much of attack by either of the sides.
17 min: Corner for Madrid. Toni Kross takes the kick, cleared by Jerome Boateng.
15 min: The game hasnt picked pace uptil now. Free-kick for Real, Ronaldo sends wide.
We are underway at Allianz Arena.
It has always been an instant classic. Remember the last time these two sides met in the CL?
Lewandowski is doubtful and Hummels is out due to injury. Manuel Neuer may return to the first team after a foot injury.
Real Madrid are without Pepe and Raphael Varane.
Two of the biggest rivals in the Champions League are set to take on each other at Allianz Arena tonight. Bayern Munich will host Real Madrid in UEFA Champions League Quarter Final leg with their eyes set on the crown. These both are two of the best clubs in the world right and that alone makes it a mouthwatering tie but there a lot more to it than that.
The last time these two sides met in the Champions League, Carlo Ancelloti led Real Madrid to an empathic win against Bayern. This time around, the Italian will be hoping to do the same with Bayern against Real. Xabi Alonso and Toni Kroos will be up against their former clubs and emotions are set to flow.
Gear up for the live action as we will keep you updated with all the live action from Allianz Arena.


Question: Describe how the Trump administration's policy of separating families at the border has impacted the ability to reunite them.

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Officials told Congress on Tuesday that they had been given no instructions for keeping families together.
After missing a court-imposed deadline last week to reunite families separated at the border, administration officials have an explanation for why they had so much trouble keeping immigrants parents and children together: It wasn’t their job.
Representatives from the departments of Homeland Security and Health and Human Services went before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday for heavy questioning about efforts to reunify families following a Trump administration policy that took migrant children away from their parents. As of last Friday, the deadline to reunite all families, nearly 1,000 of the 2,442 children who had been separated from their parents remained in government custody.
Leahy said it would have been easy to keep track of families by issuing matching ID bracelets to parents and children. “I mean, Chuck E. Cheese uses things like this to check parents and their children when they’re there,” he said.
Instead, CBP uses a registration system that notes in a child’s immigration file whether he or she was accompanied into the country by an adult and, if so, that adult’s immigration number. But Jonathan White, a public health official at the Department of Health and Human Services, told the committee that matching information across HHS and the various immigration enforcement agencies requires an extensive forensic data scrubbing process. As a result, he said, there are still “a few” children who have not been matched to their parents.
There’s another big hurdle to the system: Once parents are no longer in ICE custody—because they have been deported or released on bond—the agency has no way of tracking them. HHS would not disclose how many of the deported parents it has found after since the federal court order in June to reunite families. The administration officials testifying before the committee on Tuesday cited the order as the reason for ICE’s stretched resources and its inability to reunite families in time.
As Mother Jones previously reported, as of even late July some parents are still being separated from their children at the border.
“It’s almost Kafka,” said Leahy.


Question: Describe the current leadership of the SEC, particularly in regards to Nick Saban and the Alabama Crimson Tide.

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HOOVER, Ala. -- As mundane and -- frankly -- flat as this year's edition of SEC media days were, Alabama head coach Nick Saban served up a comment which, when looked at in the right context, should serve as an elephant-sized gut punch to the rest of the league.
In a moment where some thought the 65-year-old Saban had either lost his marbles or was hinting at a future in bad stand-up comedy, the coach offered this compliment to the rest of the SEC.
"I have a tremendous amount of respect for a lot of teams in our league," Saban said. "I am trying to think of somebody in our league that I don't have a tremendous amount of respect for. ... I think there's a lot of parity in our league. I think it's very challenging from a consistency standpoint in our league.
"So I have tremendous amount of respect, and I don't see us being any different than anybody else when it comes to the challenges of preparation and getting ready to play really good teams that we have a tremendous amount of respect for."
It was a good attempt at lifting up a group that's eons away from Saban and his program -- he even threw in a remark about how young his team is! -- but the coach's statements carried little weight in a room full of media minds. Saban might be trying to insinuate that teams are a lot closer to the top -- where his team sits comfortably -- than fans or the media might realize, but that isn't remotely true.
There is parity in the league, yes, but only behind Saban and his Crimson Tide. No, teams do not prepare, develop or build the same way Alabama does. That's why the SEC is a one-team league, and the gap is so big right now that it almost seems foolish to contemplate picking someone besides Alabama to win the conference so long as Saban is coaching in Tuscaloosa.
"The consistency of that program over the years did not come overnight," said Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin, who is 1-4 against Saban's Tide during his time with the Aggies. "I think people understand that. But you can't argue that that is the mark, and that's where everybody wants to be.
"You can win a lot of games in the West, and that one can take its toll on you. I think it took its toll on us the last couple of years, matter of fact."
Alabama takes its toll on everyone. In the past three seasons, the Tide have owned the league, winning 25 of 27 games against SEC opponents. The only SEC West opponent who has managed to beat Alabama since Auburn's magical kick-six win in 2013 is Ole Miss (twice); the SEC East, meanwhile, is 0-9 against the Crimson Tide.
Of Alabama's 25 wins over SEC opponents in three seasons, 20 have been by double figures, including the last eight -- which Alabama won by a combined 219 points (27.4-point margin of victory). During that stretch, five different SEC teams have won 10 games, but West has largely failed to challenge the Tide. The East, for its part, has been widely condemned as one of the nation's worst divisions.
Alabama has been the national darling, posting three consecutive College Football Playoff appearances and a 1-1 record in the national title game. But the weight of the program is dragging the rest of the league down, creating (at best) 13 onlookers and (at worst) sacrificial lambs.
Even trips to Atlanta have become mundane for the Tide; Alabama has pulverized the East champion 125-44 in the past three games it has played in the Georgia Dome.
"I don't know the gap itself [between Alabama and the rest of the SEC]," said Jim McElwain, whose Gators have been outscored 83-31 by Alabama in the past two SEC title games. "I do understand this: They're right now at the top, and, you know, it's up to the rest of us to go get them."
While the gap is considerable, successful recruiting is the key to dethroning the Tide. Fortunately, SEC teams have taken full advantage of the fertile recruiting ground they have access to in the South. While Alabama has hauled in three No. 1 classes in the past four years, the league has landed 16 other top-10 classes, according to ESPN's class rankings.
The crop of head coaches in today's SEC might not be on par with the distinguished figures that held office during Saban's early Alabama years (Urban Meyer, Mark Richt, Phillip Fulmer and Les Miles), but the amount of talent this league attracts is still enormous. And if you're going to take quality swipes at Alabama's powerful core, you have to consistently recruit at an elite level.
"The biggest thing is recruiting and development," said Georgia coach Kirby Smart, who spent nine seasons with Saban at Alabama and signed this year's No. 3 class. "And I think every team in this conference is trying to play catch-up in regards to that. I think each one's getting closer, and we'd like to see that gap closed through recruiting."
Saban is the one true king of the SEC. He sits on the league's iron throne, and while a few teams are jockeying to overthrow him, none enter the 2017 season fit to even touch his feet. With Saban harboring no intentions of stepping down anytime soon, the league's game of perpetual catch-up will only tire people out.


Question: What do you know about the 2016 VTV Cup Championship?

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The 2016 VTV Cup Championship was the 13th staging of the international tournament. The tournament was held at the Hà Nam Gymnasium in Hà Nam, Vietnam.


Question: Hey there, can you tell me a bit about your ICO?

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Describe your ICO project in one paragraph: Our mission is to bring decentralized, immutable Blockchain technologies to the logistics and freight industry.
How is your project different than other ICOs announced recently? We use escrow based tokens to process commercial invoices for logistics and freight transactions. Via finance partners and permissions based smart contracts on Hyperledger, we ave an SDK enabled wallet that can be embedded on any way or native app in days.
Is your token a utility token? What is its utility? Utility, create and tokens on Stellar, on escrow based smart contracts for Logistics invoice settlement.
Does your ICO currently have partnerships or strategic relationships with other companies or organizations? Yes, we have partnerships with SAP, IBM and now serve thousands of customers in several countries with our Intelligent digital freight platform.


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Question: Describe Adam Hagenbuch's career.

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Adam Hagenbuch (Switched At Birth), who recurred in Season 2 of Netflix’s Fuller House, has been promoted to series regular for Season 3.
Hagenbuch plays Kimmy Gibbler’s brother Jimmy Gibbler. He’ll join returning stars Candace Cameron Bure, Jodie Sweetin, Andrea Barber, Michael Campion, Elias Harger, Soni Nicole Bringas, Dashiell and Fox Messitt, Juan Pablo Di Pace, Scott Weinger, John Brotherton and Ashley Liao for the third season which premieres later this year.
Best known for his roles on Undateable and Switched at Birth, Hagenbuch has also appeared on Modern Family, Major Crimes, Rizzoli & Isles, Cooper Barrett’s Guide to Surviving Life and the Lifetime movie The Brittany Murphy Story, where he played Ashton Kutcher. His film credits include a starring role in The Ghost of Alice Flag, indie Montauk Highway and a supporting role in The Perks of Being A Wallflower. He’s repped by Gersh and Authentic Management.


Question: What is uvitonic acid?

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Uvitonic acid (6-methyl-2,4-pyridinedicarboxylic acid) is an organic compound with the formula CH3C5H2N(COOH)2. The acid is a pyridine analogue of the benzene derivative uvitic acid.