Question: Respond in 1 sentences. Who is the band Down I Go?

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 Respond in 1 sentences. Who is the band Down I Go?

Down I Go are an experimental hardcore band from London.


Question: What is the Trisagion? Respond briefly.

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The Trisagion (), sometimes called by its opening line Agios O Theos, is a standard hymn of the Divine Liturgy in most of the Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox and Eastern Catholic churches.


Question: Have you heard about the Israeli who tried to run over a Palestinian?

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 Have you heard about the Israeli who tried to run over a Palestinian?

Were these Palestinian sisters, ages 13-23, planning a Hebron stabbing attack?
Israel Police arrested on Monday a 25-year-old Israeli suspected of trying to hit a Palestinian man with his car.
The incident took place earlier this month, when the Israeli, a resident of the Beitar Illit settlement, stopped his car near the Palestinian who was working as a street cleaner.
After hearing the man's Arabic accent, the driver then tried to run him over several times. He didn’t hit the Palestinian, and fled the scene. The Palestinian man filed a complaint and the suspect was arrested a day later.
The suspect was questioned and admitted to five other attempts to target Palestinians. In one instance, he beat a Palestinian at a store, and in another he smashed the windshields and headlights of a Palestinian-owned car. According to the police, the motive for all attacks – in which no one was significantly wounded - was nationalistic.


Question: Who is the current serving bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Jalpaiguri, India?

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 Who is the current serving bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Jalpaiguri, India?

Clement Tirkey is the current serving bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Jalpaiguri, India.


Question: What is the Decretum Gratiani?

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The Decretum Gratiani, also known as the Concordia discordantium canonum or Concordantia discordantium canonum or simply as the Decretum, is a collection of canon law compiled and written in the 12th century as a legal textbook by the jurist known as Gratian. It forms the first part of the collection of six legal texts, which together became known as the "Corpus Juris Canonici". It was used by canonists of the Roman Catholic Church until Pentecost (May 19) 1918, when a revised "Code of Canon Law" ("Codex Iuris Canonici") promulgated by Pope Benedict XV on 27 May 1917 obtained legal force.


Question: Describe the upcoming AMD Athlon 200GE processor. Respond in 7 sentences.

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 Describe the upcoming AMD Athlon 200GE processor. Respond in 7 sentences.

Earlier in the year, rumors were circulating that AMD was preparing the APU Athlon 200GE. A hybrid processor (i.e. with its own graphics) should receive, as claimed, two cores, a SMT multithreading mode and a 3.2 GHz frequency, and a GPU Vega 3 with 192 stream processors.
And considering that in due time “Атлоны” competed with Pentium and confidently bypassed Celeron, it is possible to assume that the novelty will be rather interesting. Especially if it can be overclocked (the old Athlon did it well).
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Question: Describe the Brewers' tenure with Jonathan Villar.

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The right-hander threw off-speed pitches off a mound in a bullpen session Tuesday at Dodger Stadium.
LOS ANGELES -- Jimmy Nelson took another step forward Tuesday in his return from last September's right-shoulder surgery.
After visiting surgeon Neal ElAttrache and getting another positive report, Nelson began throwing off-speed pitches off a mound in a bullpen session before the Milwaukee Brewers' game against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium.
"He was happy with everything, the strength tests and stuff," Nelson said. "It was a good check-in, basically. He was happy with the way that the throwing has been going and the way it's been looking. He's seen some videos every now and then.
"He gave me the blessing yesterday, basically, to start working on my off-speed stuff and to start slowly increasing the volume of the mound work."
Nelson last pitched in a game Sept. 8 at Wrigley Field, where he suffered a major injury to his throwing shoulder diving back into first base after singling during an at-bat.
He had surgery 11 days later and has been progressing slowly but surely ever since. Nelson was shut down by ElAttrache for a period of 10 days earlier in the season for rest, but he's been back on a throwing program since about the end of May and has been throwing off a mound since early July.
While no one is offering any firm timetable for Nelson to ramp things up even more, or, more important, when he might be able to pitch in a game, the news has still been good for the 29-year-old.
"I'm in a good spot," Nelson said. "Since we came back from the all-star break it's been progressing well. It still takes me a little bit of time to get loosened up and kind of get some of the aches and stiffness out of there. But after I get warm and loose it feels pretty good from there.
"You can't go from 50 percent to game speed one week to the next or you're probably going to hurt yourself. But the biggest thing we got from the doctor yesterday is he's not worried about anything being damaged from the throwing I'm doing. It's literally just a neuro-muscular thing at this point.
"Getting the nerves re-acclimated to the stresses of throwing. There's no telling how long that takes, but I'll be pretty happy and pretty pleased if it keeps progressing like it has since we got back from the all-star break."
Upon further review: Manager Craig Counsell was asked about the Brewers tenure of Jonathan Villar, who was traded for Jonathan Schoop earlier Tuesday in a swap of second basemen.
Villar had a breakout 2016 when he hit .285 with 19 home runs and 63 runs batted in and stole a major-league-leading 62 stolen bases. He regressed badly in 2017, losing his starting job at second base, and then wasn't much of a factor this season.
"I think Jonny’s a talented player. The last two years really, left-handed hitting-wise, he was just never able to get going," Counsell said. Villar hit .276/11/36 from the left side in 2016, .252/9/33 in '17 and .251/3/12 this season.
"He had a great season left-handed in 2016, and that’s what really made his season – he hit home runs and drove the ball in the gaps left-handed. This year it was a lot of ground balls and it kind of limited his offense a little.
"I think there were some other places he was improving a little bit. Defensively I think he was improving. But left-handed, you’re going to have more left-handed at-bats and he was kind of struggling getting the ball off the ground and driving the ball left-handed."


Question: Hey, any other good trackers out there?

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Good news if you are looking to be part of a new General/0Day torrent tracker. Three large, well established private trackers that are usually closed to the public have opened signups for a limited time. Romanian ShareReactor (RsR), LeechersLair (LL) and TorrentHR (THR) all now accept pubic registrations and you can now create accounts on these sites without the need for an invite code. RsR is one of the oldest private trackers based in Romania (launched in 2005) and the last time this tracker had an open signup was back in 2009. LeechersLair is another veteran tracker in the BitTorrent scene and it recently celebrated their 4th birthday. TorrentHR, a Croatia based ratio free tracker which has over 10000 torrents in its index, is opening signups after almost a year. All three of these tracks general content including movies, music, games, television shows, EBooks, Sports and so on.
RsR is considered to be one of the oldest Romanian trackers around and it has average pre times, decent download speeds plus a healthy flow of new daily torrents. Since this tracker’s name has the word ‘Romanian’ in it, most people mistake it for a torrent site indexing releases native to Romania. This is not the case – RsR has almost 100% English content including scene and P2P releases. It has a decently sized user base but note that it by no means is a another IPT or Zamunda – there are probably around 10k registered members on the site. This tracker makes up for the ‘not so large’ user base by having excellent download speeds. Ratio rules are very strict around here and even torrents with 2-5 seeders tend to have pretty good speeds. As of 12/9/2010, it indexed over 7500 active torrents.
Speaking of the content on RSR, it has everything a General tracker should have and then some more. RsR is home to the well known p2p release group iAPULA – expect to find a lot of their releases on this tracker ranging from individual movies, music to torrent packs. They haven’t been active a lot lately but you can find plenty of their old releases here.
TorrentHR is Croatian BitTorrent tracker. Although you don’t often hear about this site in BitTorrent forums and news blogs, it’s in fact one of the few torrent sites that successfully adapted the ratio free model. THR went ratio free back in September 2009, almost and year ago, and the site has been stable since then – unlike in many other cases, seeder/leecher ratios have not been affected and torrent lifetime does not appear to have reduced (and the text ‘No Ratio’ placed in the logo itself is a telltale sign that staff is proud of their achievement ) . THR has been online for several years but public registrations had been closed for the most part. Last time this tracker opened sign ups was in last September.
THR being a Croatian tracker, they do index a few releases that are native to Croatia. Default site language is Croatian but you shouldn’t have too much trouble finding your way around if you are an English speaking user. Anyways most indexed movies and TV series have English audio and there is plenty of English content available for download. You will most likely be able to spot the non English content based on torrent title. In addition to local, p2p and scene releases, this tracker is home to some good packs - their ‘Packs’ category now has over 300 torrents.
Here’s another torrent site that has not failed the test of time – LeechersLair (LL), a veteran General/0day torrent tracker recently celebrated their 4th year online, despite having to face various obstacles such as forced server shut downs, multiple URL changes and extended downtimes due to various issues. LL has stabilized in the past couple of months and it now functions smoothly as one of the better General/0Day trackers around. The site has a large user base exceeding 15000 active members and tracks over 7500 active torrents (stats as at 14/9/2010).
Thanks to its large users base, popular torrents on LeechersLair usually have 100-200 seeds each. Scene releases, P2P releases as well as LL exclusive torrents can be found indexed on the tracker (LL exclusives are torrents unique to LeechersLair – you probably won’t find these anywhere else). For those interested in getting in, signups are open for a limited time only.
Special thanks to Smece for the heads up on THR.
I personally wouldnt touch PulsedMedia if they were the last Seedbox company on the planet.
microd20 is a spam troll, he's spamming ads all over the place hoping to find a n00b to rip-off.
Thanks for the info about open signups, never heard of THR tho.
"the well known p2p release group iAPULA"


Question: Respond in 43 sentences. Write an article on separation of concerns in the Semantic Web, HTML5 and frameworks such as Angular and Bootstrap.

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The idea of the Semantic Web has been present since 2001. Back at 2006, Tim Berners Lee, widely recognized as the inventor of the World Wide Web came publicly with an initiative that was supposed to make the web a better place. The goal was to form a web of data which would contain elements linked by ontologies. The ontologies are actually a formal way to represent naming, types, and relations between elements.
The benefits of this approach are obvious, it would make the web more searchable and accessible.
Even though that exact idea didn’t get much further, the goal of standardizing the web remains.
One of the efforts in this regard was the adoption of HTML5, which is an HTML specification that has semantics as one of its core ideas. For example, anyone can notice that recently <b> and <i> tags in HTML are replaced with <strong> and <em> tags. This is because bold and italic are too much presentation related, and don’t speak much of the content. Bold and italic wouldn’t matter much on a browser for blind people, for example.
This leads us to the next point which is – the separation of concerns. To be more precise, one of the key Semantic Web concepts is the separation of content and presentation. It’s a philosophy that says that the meaning of any document should be contained in one place, while that the logic for presenting it should be in another.
In the usual setup, it would mean that the content should be covered within the markup language – HTML, while styling should be done with a tool that is intended for such a purpose, such as CSS. I think that this makes sense in practice too, as by structuring HTML around what content actually means, rather than how it looks, you can later change the way it looks without having to edit both the HTML and the CSS.
My intention was to talk generally about the idea in this article. I don’t do much frontend stuff, so I am not going to discuss the actual development of Angular or Bootstrap apps, but rather the consequences it creates.
The most problematic thing to me is that frameworks such as Angular, Ember or Bootstrap clutter your HTML with needless elements, attributes and attribute values which make your HTML not conform to the original specification.
Personally, I don’t see how Angular’s ng-click is better than onclick, as these new attributes are not part of the original HTML specification. Yes, there are workarounds for this, if we are talking about Angular, but unfortunately most people don’t use them.
Bootstrap also has a bad practice of giving non semantic class names and if you thought that class names don’t matter, check this . Class names like “big” and “small” are diminishing the efforts to achieve separation of concerns.
It just doesn’t contribute much to bringing order to something that matters so much to everyone, don’t you think?
Thank you for the bright thoughts on the current front-end state. Although this article dates from mid-2015, the topic still produces sparkles between back-end and front-end colleagues.
Should we bring order to something that matters so much to everyone? Yes, we should. We are developers and that is actually our primary responsibility.
Bootstrap looks completely misunderstood and overused today. It is not a production framework, but a tool for scaffolding web projects and rapidly prototyping. If you are worried about the best practices, Bootstrap offers the ways to achieve them: you can extend custom Sass (now an official port) class names with Bootstrap ones and keep the markup clean.
Bootstrap is great to learn from, even from its weaknesses. Every front-end developer should be able to think in a component-based way. With the help of several CSS naming concepts (BEM, SMACSS, OOCSS), you may create highly flexible and modular front-ends that fit your/company needs. This process may take some time and that is why many companies today rely on a half-baked solution. The benefit of having an internal front-end framework is a lower dependency and higher maintainability.
Angular’s `ng-click` isn’t that bad because it is actually a shortened HTML5 attribute `data-ng-click` but compiler handles it behind the scene. I wouldn’t call it a valid tradeoff but we may prefix all the custom attributes with data-* and validator will be happy. As someone said “single-page apps draw a line in the sand of progressive enhancement” and that might be an issue. The question is what are you building and who is going to use it? If your app is going to be used by a specific organization or banking department people, it may be perfect to use (or create) a framework when you know the exact context and required features.
The web is an evolving medium—our expectations and playful interactions were unimaginative in the 90s, not to mention the range of devices, browsers, operating systems etc. Front-end today has to fit in various development and deployment processes, support different environments, care about security, handle data provided by back-end (REST), communicate asynchronously, and do a lot of stuff that wasn’t intended initially.


Question: Describe the trend of car loans with extended payment terms.

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 Describe the trend of car loans with extended payment terms.

Last month, we briefly highlighted that auto loans with terms lasting as long as 84 months are becoming more common, thanks to a number of prevailing factors. Turns out, I should’ve dug deeper: as the Financial Times notes, we’re witnessing an uptick in new car buyers taking on 96 month loans. Eight years, folks.
The Financial Times piece highlights a lot of the figures we’ve noted in recent stories: record-setting loan amounts outstanding ($1.1 trillion, now $1.2 trillion), people paying record amounts for a new car ($27,430), a record number of people 90 days or more behind on their auto loan payment (6.3 million).
Lenders in America’s $1.2tn car-loan market are extending terms for as long as eight years, meaning they face a greater risk of defaults and meagre recovery values.
The average term on new car loans stood at 67 months — or five and a half years — at the end of 2017, according to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, having steadily risen since 2008. A small number of new loans are being extended out to between 85 and 96 months — or eight years — according to Experian data.
Eight damn years. Couldn’t be, I wailed into the void.
Ah, but I was wrong. In Experian’s review of the third quarter in 2017 for auto lending, the report found that the percent of new car loans in the 85-96 month range ticked upward to 1 percent from 0.9 percent.
That may seem minuscule, but at 17 million car sales per year, that represents about 17,000 more people in a year who took on loans with terms that last as long as eight years.
Technology disruption—like autonomous or electric vehicles—could create issues in the auto industry, but I think the impact of lending trends like this is something that might wind up more problematic for carmakers. At some point, it has to stop heading in this direction, and I think when it does, it won’t be pretty.


Question: Explain the features of PCB ruler.

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After many requests and based on the same concept of visualizing components for design reference, as used on the Elegant PCB Ruler, I would like to present you with this PCB Ruler dedicated to the RF and Microwave designer.
It includes the metric and imperial scales as well as the AWG 0-30 cable/wire gauge.
All the components are components or circuits as used in RF design, some dimensioned to-scale, others not-to-scale.
For example, one can see the real dimension of the quarter wavelength of 2.4 GHZ, or the real dimensions of a 25 Ohm microstrip transmission line. Other elements, like most of the antennas and filters are not-to-scale but given to inspire your own great ideas for new projects.
By making this ruler smaller in length but more than double in width, it has got with more area available for patterns and information. In addition, it appears artistic as the Elegant PCB Ruler and as most PCB designs too!
I have forgotten to point out that the first AWG gouge holes (0-7) are centered on the ruler's width. That means it may be hanged on your wall straight without bending!
PCB RULER - What is this?
Although it looks like a do nothing common ruler at first, let me explain some features I consider important, not easily found on those cheap plastic and inaccurate rulers bought from office supplies.
On the metric side, there is a 34 centimeter ruler with 1 cm, 0.5 cm and 0.25 cm markings, with 1 mm resolution.
A resolution of 0.5 mm is provided at the starting 2.5 centimeters area.
All these dimensions are printed with the accuracy of a CAD software design and of manufacturing from Gerber files, exactly the same way today's real PCBs are made..
This assures that the tool can really measure length.
Starting at 0 mm exactly on the edge adds the capability for measuring depth.
It has 23 holes, with diameter ranging from 0.2 mm to 2 mm with 0.1 mm resolution, and from 2 to 4 mm with 0.5 mm resolution, and these can be used to measure diameter. How many times it happened that new PCB you'd just made has a wrong hole diameter and the component cannot fit correctly?
It will not happen again, if while designing your new pcb, try fitting that connector pin or wire on the right hole to test prior to finalizing your design!
Just insert the lead into the hole that fits alright and read its diameter. Then, use that figure for your PCB design pad hole. This procedure is not at all similar to just measuring the pin diameter with a caliper and using this dimension, it should be made larger.
The tool can also help you to visualize the area needed for your circuit, because it has most modern component footprints printed on 1:1 scale just in front of your eyes, laying on a pcb material similar to what you are designing. This will help a designer benefit from a direct comparison from all those reference footprints.
A full AWG 30 to AWG 0 gauge helps to determine cable/wire size. About the AWG sized holes, please note that the actual AWG size dimension is drilled, so if you ever need to make a pad hole for a specific AWG size cable, you should use slightly larger diameter hole for that pad.
On the imperial side, there is a 13.38 inch ruler, with one/half/quarter inch markings, with 25 mil resolution.
Finally, the ruler sides have many examples of "printed components" one can use, physically made from pcb pads and traces completely. These include antennae, RF filters, couplers, splitter/combiner, fuses, inductors, a kind of touch or water sensor, a spark gap and some trace only drawing techniques, used for equal trace length, shielding and guarding sensitive circuits. This simple imperial/metric ruler turns to be a valuable PCB design aid.
Many friends of mine, not at all involved with electronics by themselves, find the look of this ruler attractive and a bit "artistic". I think it really is. Always PCB design was a kind of art. And some PCBs are pieces of Art!


Question: What happened in the 1966 California gubernatorial election? Respond in 53 words.

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The 1966 California gubernatorial election was held on November 8, 1966. The election was a contest between incumbent Governor Pat Brown, the Democratic candidate, and actor Ronald Reagan, the Republican candidate. Reagan mobilized conservative voters and defeated Brown. This was Brown's second gubernatorial election in which he ran against a future Republican president.


Question: What are the names of the newly discovered elements?

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In concordance with and following the earlier reports that the claims for discovery of these elements have been fulfilled [1,2], the discoverers have been invited to propose names. Keeping with tradition, the newly discovered elements have been named after a place or geographical region, or a scientist. The ending of the names also reflects and maintains historical and chemical consistency: “-ium” for elements 113 and 115 and as for all new elements of groups 1 to 16, “-ine” for element 117 and belonging to group 17 and “-on” for element 118 element belonging to group 18. The recommendations will be published in the IUPAC journal Pure and Applied Chemistry* (https://dx.doi.org/10.1515/pac-2016-0501).
The name nihonium with the symbol Nh for element 113 was proposed by the discoverers at RIKEN Nishina Center for Accelerator-Based Science (Japan); the name came from Nihon which is one of the two ways to say “Japan” in Japanese, and literally mean “the Land of Rising Sun”.
Moscovium with the symbol Mc for element 115 and tennessine with the symbol Ts for element 117 were proposed by the discoverers at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna (Russia), Oak Ridge National Laboratory (USA), Vanderbilt University (USA) and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (USA). Both are in line with tradition honoring a place or geographical region. Moscovium is in recognition of the Moscow region and honors the ancient Russian land that is the home of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, where the discovery experiments were conducted using the Dubna Gas-Filled Recoil Separator in combination with the heavy ion accelerator capabilities of the Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions. Tennessine is in recognition of the contribution of the Tennessee region of the United States, including Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Vanderbilt University, and the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, to superheavy element research.
Lastly, and in line with the tradition of honoring a scientist, the name oganesson and symbol Og for element 118 was proposed by the collaborating teams of discoverers at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna (Russia) and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (USA) and recognizes Professor Yuri Oganessian (born 1933) for his pioneering contributions to transactinoid elements research. His many achievements include the discovery of superheavy elements and significant advances in the nuclear physics of superheavy nuclei including experimental evidence for the “island of stability”.
Comments from the general public, during the 5 month period were many. Apart from many full agreements, comments were received suggesting other names, in some cases accompanied by petitions from large groups of people. However, these suggestions could not be accepted, given the fact that under the current guidelines only the discoverers have the right to propose names and symbols. Questions were also received about pronunciation of the names and the translations into other languages. Members of the chemistry community also raised the concern that Ts is one of the two commonly used abbreviations for the tosyl group. Recognizing however that many two-letter abbreviations have multiple meanings —even in chemistry, and for example Ac and Pr— the conclusion was made that the context in which the symbols are used, makes the meaning unambiguous.
“The names of the new elements reflect the realities of our present time” said IUPAC President Prof Natalia Tarasova, “universality of science, honoring places from three continents, where the elements have been discovered—Japan, Russia, the United States—and the pivotal role of human capital in the development of science, honoring an outstanding scientist—Professor Yuri Oganessian”.
The exploration of new elements continues, and scientists are searching for elements beyond the seventh row of the periodic table. IUPAC and the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP) are establishing a new joint working group which task will be to examine the criteria used to verify claims for the discovery of new elements.
For further information, contact Dr. Lynn M. Soby, Executive Director, IUPAC, at executivedirector@iupac.org or lsoby@iupac.org.


Question: Explain the Law Society of Scotland's position on the UK Government's EU withdrawal bill.

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The UK Government's EU withdrawal bill could remove the legislative competence of the Scottish Parliament and erode human rights, a leading legal professional body has warned.
The bill, which is being debated today at Westminster, will end the supremacy of EU law in the UK and convert all existing EU laws into domestic ones.
Scottish Secretary David Mundell has promised a "powers bonanza" for the Scottish Parliament, but the Scottish and Welsh Governments have called the proposals a "power grab" by UK Ministers.
In a briefing note the Law Society of Scotland said the draft legislation is "complex, difficult to interpret and lacking in clarity".
President Graham Matthews said MPs will have a difficult task addressing the issues in a tight timescale.
“We believe there needs to be a whole of governance approach to the UK withdrawal from the EU, which takes into account the devolved administrations and other key organisations and representative groups to ensure this complex bill works properly," he said.
"The effect of the bill would be to remove the legislative competence of the Scottish Parliament in relation to any matter in retained EU law. This would be the case even if it related to areas of law not reserved to the UK under the Scotland Act, such as agriculture or fisheries."
The Law Society also highlighted concerns about the potential erosion of people’s rights as the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights will not be part of UK domestic law after withdrawal under the terms of the bill.
A House of Lords Committee has also warned the bill "fundamentally challenges the constitutional balance" in the UK.
Baroness Taylor of Bolton, chair of the Constitution Committee, said: “The EU (Withdrawal) Bill represents an extraordinary transfer of legal powers from Parliament to the Government, without the additional oversight we recommended. We believe this will create very real difficulties for Parliament in fulfilling its constitutional role to scrutinise this Bill.


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There are many great lists of security principles out there, including those from NIST, IEEE, and perhaps the originals from Saltzer and Schroeder.
I was helping some new security professionals recently and was looking for the best of these lists to provide, and I found them lacking. The Saltzer and Schroeder list is excellent, but it’s a bit abstract and quite dated. And the NIST and IEEE lists have their own issues.
Eric Cole was invaluable for me in conveying these types of concepts when studying for GSEC early in my career.
So I quickly made a list of my own that incorporates the best ideas from all of them and then added several others that I’ve heard from various sources over my 20 years in the industry.
This is a rough pass, and I’m not sure what (if any) form it’ll eventually take, but if you have any ideas on how to improve it, let me know!


Question: Are there any good board games based on videogames?

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Among the harshest of childhood life lessons is that franchised board games are rubbish. They look so enticing, favorite films and videogames made flesh in your quivering kiddy hands. Then, when you get it home, set it up and play it’s all cheap plastic and a thin skin over what’s basically Ludo or, at a push, Risk.
Well we’re here to help you unlearn that lesson, because toy manufacturers have been lying to you. It’s perfectly possible to make fantastic physical versions of digital games. The secret is simple: you need to get a talented designer who loves the source material instead of trying to make a fast cash-in.
Here’s a seven-step process to finding videogame nirvana in the real world.
If you haven’t had quite enough of watching innocent people die in the ruins of a bombed-out city on screen, now you can do it on a board. This is a cooperative affair that mimics the mechanics of the original quite closely. By day you’re working on your shelter. By night you’re venturing out into the ravaged buildings to scavenge for supplies.
What makes the whole thing come together is the included book of stories. It’s a little like a choose your own adventure affair that garnishes play with a rich level of narrative. The result is a unique experience, but not always a happy one.
Just as the original heralded a rebirth of popular strategy on screen, so this launched a whole new genre of board games driven by mobile apps. While the players work together training soldiers and managing resources, an AI in the app dictates alien plans and movement.
What turns the game into a thrilling pressure cooker, though, is that the app also puts a timer on all your activities. So instead of carefully measured planning, everyone ends up screaming at each other to make decisions before the clock runs down. In a neat twist the player controlling the app can waste precious seconds to “scan” for alien activity and get clues as to what’s coming next.
At this point, we’d forgive you for thinking there was a theme going on in the way publishers title these games. And there’s another, too: videogame licenses are expensive and board game publishers are poor. So when the license expires, the game is no longer in print and prices skyrocket. Such is the case for this Gears of War game, which now fetches three figure sums.
You might think that’s surprising, given that the slow pace of board gaming is anathema to an action game like Gears. Yet this is a startling and brilliant re-creation which focuses on the tactical use of equipment and cover. In yet another common theme, it’s a co-operative game with players controlling individual Gears against the Locust horde.
Real-time strategy is a much closer fit to the board game strategy and this 2007 adaptation didn’t disappoint. In addition to innovative combat and resource management, it framed everything in a high-level campaign. Players competed with their factions for control of a modular map of interconnected planets.
Unfortunately it’s been out of print for some years and now sells for eye-watering sums. Fortunately you can still experience much of its brilliance with a different theme. The publisher re-used a lot of its ideas in the Forbidden Stars game, set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe. That is now also out of license and out of print so if you like the sound of it, grab it now before prices go interstellar.
Strangely, this League of Legends board game didn’t come from an independent publisher but direct from Riot Games. And it’s a labor of love, arriving in a colossal box full of gleefully overproduced components. There are metal coins, plastic gems, painted Yardles and exactly one hundred minion miniatures.
It’s another co-op affair, but with a twist. Players don’t move their pieces directly but instead assign them a program of orders before a timer runs out. Then it’s general hilarity as the unexpected consequences of mistakes play out like a line of dominoes toppling over. Print runs are limited, so invest now if you fancy it.
As if the rules to tabletop games weren’t confusing enough, publishers like to confuse you with editions, too. There’s a 2004 board game version of this, which is okay. There’s also a 2016 reboot to go with the reboot of the digital version, which is a whole lot better.
One player controls the demons while all the others work together as marines against the hellish horde. Combat is fast, fun and tactical all at once. And a variety of objectives for all the different players ensures replay value with no two games playing out the same.
The source game presents designers with a problem: how to re-create the learning experience that characterizes the series? Well, this game went with the grind. It’s a tough challenge. But players can gain an edge by practicing against repeated waves of underlings before trying it on against the boss.
When they do, they’re in for a treat. Although the characters and enemies are all drawn from the original game, boss fights literally take it up a notch. Half way through the fight, they get a “heat up” card giving them a whole new slew of abilities. It’s down to players to handle the sudden change as best they can, otherwise it’s the dreaded “YOU DIED” text all over again.


Question: What is Witchduck Station?

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Witchduck Station was a planned Tide Light Rail station in Virginia Beach, Virginia. It was scheduled to open in 2019, however, due to the 2016 Virginia Beach City referendum regarding light rail being a no-majority, work on light rail has been ceased as of December 2016. The station would have served the communities along Witchduck Road. It was to be situated on former Norfolk Southern-owned track now owned by the city.


Question: Describe the life and career of Robert Tyng Bushnell.

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Robert Tyng Bushnell (born January 9, 1896 in New York City, died October 23, 1949 in Manhattan ) was an American politician who served as Massachusetts Attorney General from 1941-1945.
A Boston lawyer, Bushnell served as District Attorney of Middlesex County, President of the Republican Club of Massachusetts, and chairman of the Boston chapter of the Motion Picture Research Council before being elected Attorney General.


Question: Respond in 1 sentences. Describe "Return of the Ninja"

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Return of the Ninja is a platform game with stealth elements developed and published by Natsume for the Game Boy Color in 2001 as a spiritual successor to 1990's "Shadow of the Ninja".


Question: What happened to Hector Bellerin during the game against Crystal Palace?

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Why did Bellerin come off at half-time?
Hector Bellerin could not continue after the first half of our 2-2 draw with Crystal Palace on Sunday.
So what’s the latest news on our right back?
“Yes, he’s injured,” said Unai Emery. “I hope it’s not a big injury, but he had muscular pains.


Question: Describe what Twitter is. Respond in 5 sentences.

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Twitter () is an American microblogging and social networking service on which users post and interact with messages known as "tweets". Tweets were originally restricted to 140 characters, but on November 7, 2017, this limit was doubled to 280 for all languages except Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Registered users can post, like, and retweet tweets, but unregistered users can only read them. Users access Twitter through its website interface, through Short Message Service (SMS) or its mobile-device application software ("app"). Twitter, Inc. is based in San Francisco, California, and has more than 25 offices around the world.


Question: Hey there! What can you tell me about yourself and this mysterious box you were found in?

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SCP-2991, in its inert state.
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2991 is to be kept in a standard secure locker at Site-77. Level-2 clearance is required for access to the item and any corresponding documentation. Designated personnel are to remove SCP-2991 from containment for one hour every week to maintain continued responsiveness. Any interactions that occur with SCP-2991 are to be properly recorded and submitted for review by the senior researcher currently assigned to SCP-2991.
Dr. Mercer: Hi there. How do you feel?
Dr. Mercer: Sorry about that.
Dr. Mercer: First, can I ask you about the box we found you in?
Dr. Mercer: How did you end up there?
Dr. Mercer: Okay. Do you know where your owner is?
Dr. Mercer: I see. Do you know why you had to stay in the box?
Dr. Mercer: Were you made to be fun?
Dr. Mercer: What were you made to do?
Addendum 2991-1: SCP-2991 was initially recovered from a small studio apartment in ██████, ███████. Further investigation of ██████ ███, the now-absent tenant of the apartment SCP-2991 was discovered in, is underway. Among the documents recovered from the apartment was a wall calendar with three appointments written, namely "interview", "demonstration / good job Scarf!", and "start new job!!!".
It is of note that other small, unique objects were recovered from the apartment, including a bubble-blower in the shape of a one-eyed octopus, a scented throwing disc decorated with various fruits, and a hat with a solar-powered dancing flower on top. The additional items recovered have exhibited no anomalous effects, and are currently held in Site-77's low-priority storage unit. The box holding said items, now in storage as well, possesses no markings except for a stylized "W" and top hat logo drawn in ballpoint pen, along with the caption "demos".
When asked to comment on the items, SCP-2991 stated the hat was "TOO BUSY", and of the disc, "DOCTOR SAID CUTE". The rest of the objects were dismissed with the comment "AFTER ME".
Please return my Scarf to me. It is of no monetary value, and you may keep the other items you have taken. A reward will be given for its safe return. Please leave Scarf in the apartment, and when I have it back I will leave the reward.
I WILL KNOW IF SCARF HAS BEEN HARMED.
Discussion of further surveillance of the apartment is ongoing.
1. Attempts to remove samples of material from SCP-2991 for analysis have been discontinued, as SCP-2991 has exhibited severely distressed reactions when approached with any form of cutting implement.
2. Examples of behaviors observed in experimental settings include fear, excitement, and weariness/sleeping.
3. When removed from the door, the knife exploded in a shower of purple confetti. Confetti remains are currently in storage.


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Zhukovsky () is a rural locality (a khutor) in Kumylzhensky District, Volgograd Oblast, Russia. The population was 89 as of 2010.


Question: What do you think of The Power Broker?

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Let's take another look through the many-faceted opus, The Power Broker.
The Grand Central, Interborough, and Laurelton parkways opened early in the summer of 1936 [...] One editorial opined that the new parkways would, by relieving the traffic load on the Southern and Northern State parkways, solve the problem of access to Moses' Long Island parks "for generations."
But when they suggested improved mass transit ideas that groups such as the Regional Plan Association had been proposing, they were ignored.
On August 17, 1936, a little more than a month after the Triborough Bridge opened, Long Island's parkways were the scene of what some observers called the greatest traffic tie-up in the history of the metropolitan area.
Again, Moses called for more parkways and what would become the Long Island Expressway. And again, the press went along with it.
Having observed the problems, the RPA attempted to get provisions for a railroad link included on the proposed Bronx-Whitestone bridge. Moses refused to consider it.
At this point the book turns to the Gowanus Parkway, an elevated highway which ripped through the thriving Brooklyn neighborhood of Sunset Park, and destroyed the heart of it on Third Avenue. It replaced the elevated train line of Third Avenue which was supposed to be taken down in favor of the newly constructed Fourth Avenue subway. Instead it was replaced by a massive concrete elevated highway and the four lane avenue beneath was widened into a 10-lane road to carry the trucks which Moses would not allow on his "parkway."
The construction of the Gowanus Parkway, laying a concrete slab on top of lively, bustling Third Avenue, buried the avenue in shadow, and when the parkway was completed, the avenue was cast forever in darkness and gloom, and its bustle and life were forever gone. [...] Stores, restaurants and theaters had brought people to Third Avenue. Now half the stores, restaurants and theaters were gone.
Ultimately, many motorists going to and from the suburbs at peak rush hours are spending more time stuck in traffic, not less. The phenomenon is a result of a surge in drivers crowding onto highways - an ironic byproduct of the Big Dig's success in clearing away downtown traffic jams.
But hey, at least downtown's not covered by the Green Monster anymore, right? That's got to be worth something. Not $15 billion though. And not for a highway which should not have been built in the first place. The correct answer would have been to take it down and---at a fraction of the cost---replace it with a more appropriate boulevard having its congestion managed through pricing. Well, now the money's been spent, and in fact, we got the worst of both options: the above-ground boulevard stinks up the Greenway and the tunnel funnels cars into new chokepoints around the city. Oops.
Back in New York State, Governor Cuomo is attempting to force through a new Tappan Zee bridge that---like the Bronx-Whitestone---lacks bus lanes or railroad provisions. He even compared himself to Robert Moses at one point. The opposition is stronger this time, but it's an open question who will prevail.
Much of the 1950s automobile infrastructure in Metro Boston is decaying and coming to end-of-life. It could easily cost hundreds of millions, or even billions, of dollars to repair deteriorating tunnels and bridges. With the issue of transportation funding in the air, the fact shouldn't be lost that it is not worthwhile to restore these facilities to their 1950 state. We should not be held hostage to "traffic projections" when history so clearly shows that traffic is induced by the existence of these facilities in the first place. The roads have to be fixed in some way, as in many cases they are beyond repair. We could save a whole lot of money by choosing more appropriate, scaled-down designs which integrate with the city and improve quality of life for residents as well as visitors.
As for The Power Broker, there's tons more great material to sort through, I had to pare down quite a lot of excellent prose to keep the length of this post from becoming overwhelming. So I recommend checking it out yourself. Most of the quotes are from the first chapters of Part V, The Love of Power.


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A remedy for masturbation which is almost always successful in small boys is circumcision. The operation should be performed by a surgeon without administering an anesthetic, as the pain attending the operation will have a salutary effect upon the mind, especiallyif it is connected with the idea of punishment.
This is child abuse by todays standard, but it was embraced as the norm in the late 19th century. This is the root of circumcision in this country today.
Each year, as people learned that the latest claim didnt work, a new disease was introduced that circumcision would cure. Dr. Paul M. Fleiss states, In fact, no procedure in the history of medicine has been claimed to cure and prevent more diseases than circumcision.
There is still confusion and much ignorance on this subject. Just last week, Sen. Brandon Shaffer, D-Longmont, was e-mailing constituents saying, Reliable studies prove that male circumcision reduces instances of infectious disease, some congenital obstructive urinary tract anomalies, neurogenic bladder, spina bifida and urinary tract infections.
Shaffer continued to dispense this fiction despite having been challenged previously by Dr. Mat Masem, who stated, There are rare therapeutic indications for male circumcision, which generally relate to pathologic conditions of the foreskin. However, a number of the conditions you mentioned as being positively affected by circumcision have absolutely nothing to do with the foreskin. Spina bifida is an anomaly of the spine; congenital obstructive urinary tract anomalies are related to urethral strictures or other abnormalities of the urinary tract; and neurogenic bladder is a neurological condition.
Sen. Irene Aguilar, D-Denver, was on the Senate floor last Thursday telling her colleagues that there is a link between reduced cervical cancer and circumcision. Excuse me? The American Cancer Society states: Research suggesting a pattern in the circumcision status of partners of women with cervical cancer is methodologically flawed, outdated and has not been taken seriously in the medical community for decades. It concludes by saying: Perpetuating the mistaken belief that circumcision prevents cancer is inappropriate.
Dr. Aguilar must have missed the memo.
Sen. Joyce Foster, D-Denver, the instigator of this bill, is repeating her mantra that This is not about religion. For her, it is about religion. No one is trying to change her faith, but the State of Colorado cannot and must not be paying to justivy her religious rituals, either.
All the senators who have been pushing this bill so hard will fail to tell you that although America has the highest number of sexually active cut men in the world, we also have the highest rates of STDs and HIV in the developed world as well. Circumcision has proven over and over again that it does not cure or prevent disease. Education, behavior, condoms and vaccines prevent disease.
Rep. Lois Court, D-Denver, the House sponsor of this bill, thinks that circumcision is some kind of special gift that bestows mainstream American-hood on poor boys and that we just cant deny this important medical choice to poor families just because of money. Well, her old mid-1900s paradigm worked for her in the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s and she hasnt needed or wanted to change it since then. Ironically, mainstream America is changing it for her and fast going the other direction. Young, educated, more affluent and technologically savvy parents are saying NO to circumcision in record numbers.
In the last century, the truth about circumcision was very hard to find. Americans, including experts in medical schoolshad forgotten everything about the foreskin, its functions, the long-term complications of neonatal surgery and the reasons circumcision started in the first place.
In todays world, in five minutes anyone with a smart phone can look up the history of circumcision, and the functions of the perfectly evolved, multi-purpose foreskin. They can see the horrendous complications and the long-term implicationsof circumcision and they say NO and they take their whole baby home, without any problems, just like the other 70-80 percent of the worlds people.
Please consider abandoning the old paradigm, if you are still embracing it. Read a book,go to a website, watch a video or documentary, talk with a doctor who has done her last circumcisio, or talk with a victim of circumcision complications. Be a leader.
Make sure that Colorado is not endorsing circumcision for poor people who dont always have the time, energy or resources to discover what their more affluent brothers are learning quickly and enthusiastically.The young men of the next generation will thank you.
Jere DeBacker is a Realtor and a player piano technician, who has been associated with NOCIRC for over 30 years.


Question: Write a persuasive essay explaining why Congress should preserve the legal rights for consumer online privacy.

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Yesterday, the U.S. Senate by a razor thin margin of 50 to 48 voted to take away the privacy rights of Internet users as a favor to the cable and telephone industry. Now the House is planning to take up the legislation immediately next week before people can discover the damage they are about to inflict to consumer privacy online.
Americans have enjoyed a legal right to privacy from your communications provider under Section 222 of the Telecommunications Act for more than twenty years. When Congress made that law, it had a straightforward vision in how it wanted the dominate communications network (at that time the telephone company) to treat your data, recognizing that you are forced to share personal information in order to utilize the service and did not have workable alternatives.
Now Congress has begun to reverse course by eliminating your communication privacy protections in order to open the door for the cable and telephone industry to aggressively monetize your personal information. Proponents of such a drastic course change in law would have you believe that a repeal of the Federal Communications Commission's updated privacy rules for broadband providers would still leave your privacy protections intact. This understates the gravity of what H.J. Res. 86 and S.J. Res 34 may do to consumer privacy. Make no mistake, if Congress decides to codify a repeal of consumer privacy under the Congressional Review Act (as opposed to simply amending the law or the FCC changing the privacy rules again), it can have a serious impact on your legal right to privacy in your communications over broadband.
Proponents of eliminating consumer privacy will go even further and say that it is the FCC's fault that they must harm the legal protections you have enjoyed for more than twenty years by stating it was the agency that overreached its legal authority and acted in a manner that was unconnected with the law. But when Congress actually wrote the law, the charge it gave the FCC seemed fairly clear.
In essence, the FCC has done the job Congress told it to do many years ago. However, the cable and telephone industry have sensed an opportunity to exploit the flurry of repeals Congress has taken up and laid out a series of misleading arguments to convince Congress to proactively do harm to your privacy. They were successful at convincing 50 U.S. Senators to go along with their plan. Now the fight has moved to the House of Representatives.
There is only one way to stop them from winning.
We must speak up and call our elected officials to reject H.J. Res 86 and S.J. Res 34 and preserve our legal rights to consumer online privacy.


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Daji is the next deity to arrive but Cu Chulainn will come after. There’s also a lot of info about new Dungeon adventure and ton of good skins coming!
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10:01 – Post is now considered as Done, keep an eye for further updates on twitter, reddit or changelog.
Smite Board is a new site I opened for a database style website. The idea is to have all the voice packs, sound themes and 3D Models available for everyone with just a simple website search.
Site also features a VGS Simulator under voice packs area so you can test the voicepacks.
3D Models coming in the future, sorry.
The following skins are meant to arrive in the next patches.
Cu Chulainn was known for converting himself into a rage, berserker or war mode with more strenght. Some also say he converted into a monster. Anyway it seems like Hi-Rez is going through this way with his Berserk Mode.
Stance mode but doesn’t change abilities, boosted stats and different model.
At first I thought it was a teleport like athena, but seeing the cooldown I guess it could work like Loki’s teleport with a small range.
Daji chooses an allied or opposing god and teleports to his position. If she teleports to an opposing god, she performs a melee strike upon her arrival. With this hit the bleeding of torture blades is applied.
It makes you unable to jump and may block aegis usage.
Horrible Burns, Slash and Dash and Passive may apply effects on this Ultimate.
3rd Adventure is called Dungeon. It should feature a Door Siege game mode.
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Your door has been destroyed!
A Boar Nest has Spawned!
A boar cave has been stirred!
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Question: Respond in 23 sentences. Describe the role of the Free Syria Police in rebel-controlled northern Syria.

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In the wake of the Turkish and rebel-affiliated campaign to capture the northern Aleppo countryside from the Islamic State (IS), termed “Euphrates Shield”, Turkey has put significant effort into providing local government resources and humanitarian assistance. The most ambitious of these efforts was the creation of a new police force from scratch, with a goal of creating security and stability for the civilians of north Aleppo.1.“Police deployed in Syria’s Jarablus after liberation” : Yeni Safak The police have been given a difficult task in serving the people of north Aleppo. complicated by local rebel groups contributing to conflict and lawlessness.
Following the FSP’s arrival in Jarabulus, the project was expanded to other rebel-controlled areas of the northern Aleppo countryside. Azaz was the next town police were deployed to, with 1,300 officers being sent there in late February of 2017. Beyond Azaz, this new group was responsible for policing in several nearby locations including, Mare, Suran, Akhtarin, and al-Rai. The final location that police were deployed was al-Bab, as this was the largest town captured during Operation Euphrates Shield with a population of 63,000 before the war.5.Syrian General Census information As such, al-Bab received the largest number of police, with 2,000 being deployed there.6.“Security ensured in areas liberated by Turkey-backed FSA” : Daily Sabah Like in Jarabulus, these police were all trained in Turkey. However, unlike in Jarabulus, most of the police for Azaz and al-Bab were recruited from local populations in north Aleppo, though there were still recruits from refugee camps and rebel fighters.7.“Free Syrian Army getting backup from Turkish-trained police”: al-Monitor These locations became the main operational hubs for the FSP in northern Aleppo. The stated intention was for the police to operate in larger urban areas, while rebel groups would continue to have control in smaller villages and rural locations.8.Stein, Aaron, Abouzahr, Hossam, Komar, Rao : “Post-Conflict Stabilization: Turkey and the end of Operation Euphrates Shield” : Atlantic Council However, in practice this was difficult to implement, with several rebel groups reluctant to give up their authority and control in urban areas.
The work carried out by the FSP to achieve their goals of establishing stability and security in north Aleppo varies greatly, and general tasks include standard policing operations such as searching for missing people, as well as more unique tasks like rehousing lions. The average day-to-day work for a regular police officer includes manning checkpoints, carrying out searches, going on patrol, guarding buildings, and, of course, responding to reported crimes.9.“Hundreds of police trained by Turkey start work in northern Syria” : Reuters Crimes committed in Northern Aleppo vary, and range from opportunist thefts and muggings to more organized crimes such as systematic thefts as well as drug producing and smuggling. According to al-Rai police officer Major Firas Sheikh Muhammad, the police there deal with about 20-25 incidents a day.10.“Security ensured in areas liberated by Turkey-backed FSA” : Daily Sabah However, Al Rai is one of the smallest towns patrolled by the FSP, and places like Azaz, al-Bab, and Jarabulus will experience significantly more criminal activity. To assist in managing the variety of work they are required to do, the police are split into several different sections. This includes dedicated traffic police, a rapid response force, special forces, a drug force, and counter-terrorism police. Officers in many of those sections will receive extra training to ensure they are best suited for their role.
Despite the difficulty of their tasks, it is undeniable that progress has been made by the FSP. Simply having a professional police force with training on how to deal with these situations is a significant improvement over the previous security situation of multiple rebel groups and IS’s particular brand of ‘justice’. An argument can be made that part of the problem with ongoing crime in northern Aleppo is that the police are still new, and have not settled into their role. The Azaz police chief expressed this same sentiment, while a local resident in Jarabulus stated, “It will take some time but the police can improve the security situation.”26.“Post-ISIS Governance in Jarablus: A Turkish-led strategy” : Haid Haid, Chatham House Their work has undeniably brought increased stability and security to north Aleppo, but moving forward there are significant challenges they must still overcome.
This is the first part of a two-part article on the Free Syria Police in rebel-controlled northern Syria. The second part can be read here.
Robert Postings is a writer for the International Review whose research focus is the Islamic State. As well as writing for the International Review he co-authored the 'Spiders of the Caliphate' research paper for the Counter Extremism Project and has published work with the Modern War Institute at West Point and The Defence Post.


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