Question: What is the uncertainty margin for global mean sea level?

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This is the “uncertainty margin,” or the range from the mean (average) within which there is a high probability that the true number resides. For example, when we say that global mean sea level for a particular month is 50mm +/- 4 mm, the true value for that month has a high probability of being between 46 and 54 mm. The uncertainty margin exists both because of sea level variability (sea level above the first point in the time series) in the ocean and the accuracy with which we measure the individual values.
The second graph, derived from coastal tide gauge data, shows how much sea level changed from about 1870 to 2000.


Question: Provide information about the German language newspaper "Der Nord-Westen."

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Der Nord-Westen was a German language weekly newspaper published in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. It began publication on September 5, 1855 under Carl Schmidt, suspended publication in November 1860, resuming publication in February 1865, and continued publication through 1909.


Question: Respond briefly. Provide a brief biography of Jéssica de Barros Augusto.

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Jéssica de Barros Augusto, (born 8 November 1981) is a Portuguese runner who competes in cross country, road running and in middle-distance and long-distance track events. At club level, she represents Sporting CP.


Question: Describe the Democratic National Committee's goal in hosting an African-American Leadership Summit and Gala in Atlanta, Georgia.

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At first, it seemed like Perez was voicing one more generalized regret for the 2016 election that put Donald Trump in the White House—the squandered opportunity that abruptly ended the Democrats’ hold on the presidency and immediately put at risk its policy gains of the previous eight years.
Perez, however, soon made clear that his apology was much more specific. “We lost elections not only in November 2016, but we lost elections in the run-up because we stopped organizing,” he said. “We stopped talking to people.
That he would choose this event, and this city, to try to make amends with black voters was significant. Thursday’s gala was the party’s first major 2018 fund-raiser to be held outside Washington, D.C., and the I Will Vote initiative it supported aims to bolster DNC efforts to register new voters; fight voter-suppression efforts in the United States; and, ultimately, turn out Democrats across the country in November.
High turnout among black voters was key to Barack Obama’s two presidential victories, and dips in participation when he was not on the ballot contributed to the Democratic wipeouts in 2010 and 2014, and to Hillary Clinton’s narrow losses in states such as Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania in 2016. But there are signs of a revival, not only in response to Republican efforts to reverse Obama’s legacy, but also in response to efforts to erect barriers to voting that disproportionately affect African Americans. In Virginia, strong black turnout helped elect Governor Ralph Northam and the state’s second black lieutenant governor, Justin Fairfax, last November. A month later, black voters—and black women in particular—powered Doug Jones to victory over Roy Moore in Alabama’s special Senate election.
This year, nowhere will black turnout be more crucial to Democratic hopes than in Georgia, where Stacey Abrams is vying to become the first African American woman elected governor of any state. Her nomination over Stacey Evans, a white woman, in May drew a surge of national attention, and the DNC’s decision to hold Thursday’s gala alongside an African American leadership summit in Atlanta brought major party donors to Abrams’s home base.
Abrams will find out her general-election opponent on Tuesday, when Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle and Brian Kemp, Georgia’s secretary of state, face off in a Republican primary runoff. Cagle, endorsed by the outgoing Republican Governor Nathan Deal, had been the favorite. But Kemp has caught up to him with a campaign targeting Trump voters, sometimes in an over-the-top fashion. He ran one ad in which he points a shotgun at a fictitious teenage suitor of his daughter. In another, he notes he’s got “a big truck, in case I need to round up criminal illegals and take ‘em home myself.
Trump rewarded Kemp with a tweeted endorsement on Wednesday, and Vice President Mike Pence is headed to Georgia on Saturday to campaign with him. To defeat either candidate, Abrams will need the support of the white Democrats and disaffected Republicans who in 2016 kept Trump to the lowest share of the statewide vote, 51 percent, for any Republican presidential candidate in 20 years. But she’ll also need supercharged turnout from black voters. That was, in part, the goal of Thursday’s event, which featured a speakers lineup of prominent black Democrats, including Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey, former Attorney General Eric Holder, and Georgia’s own Representative John Lewis.
Throughout the night, speakers paid tribute to civil-rights icons such as Lewis; Martin Luther King Jr., a son of Atlanta; and Fannie Lou Hamer. But despite the presence of two of his former Cabinet members, there was curiously little mention of Obama. His name wasn’t uttered at all until Booker, the evening’s final speaker, invoked his memory by way of a joke.
Indeed, the evening’s themes were, in some ways, an implicit critique of the first black president and the shortcomings of his tenure, beginning with Perez’s apology to the very voters who twice put him in office. Obama has long faced criticism that, under his leadership, Democrats neglected voter mobilization and were unable to extend the president’s personal brand to candidates up and down the ballot. The party lost the House and Senate, governors’ races, and hundreds of state legislative seats during his two terms.
“We can’t talk to them in these Ivy League terms,” Richmond added. He went on to rib the Yale-educated Booker, but he could also have been referring to the often high-minded, Harvard-educated former president.
A year and a half after Obama left office, the Democratic Party seems finally to be moving on from his presidency. Gone were the tributes to his legacy so common in 2016 and the first months of the Trump presidency, along with ritual campaign-trail exhortations to “build on” the progress he had made. For the DNC, and for the party more broadly, Thursday’s event was aimed at promoting a new generation of black leaders—Abrams and Atlanta’s new mayor, Keisha Lance Bottoms, in Georgia and, perhaps, Booker on a national level. From the underappreciated black electorate—first with an apology and then with a rallying cry—Democrats hope they can earn a fresh start.


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St Paul's from Bankside. Children play on the Southwark bank. Paul Martin.
This photograph shows the entrance of The Oxford Arms Inn which stood in a short lane leading out of the west side of Warwick Lane, where this photograph was taken from. The inn was demolished in 1878. This is one of a collection of images commissioned by the Society for Photographing Relics of Old London to record historic buildings that were being threatened with demolition.
Years later Feijen was photographing rally races and rocks concerts when he came across pictures of decaying buildings that reignited his childhood passion for beautiful ruins.


Question: Do you know who the defending champions for the juniors competition were this year? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Christina McHale and Ajla Tomljanović were the defending champions, but they did not compete in the juniors this year.


Question: Respond in 41 words. Describe Kyle Connor's hockey career.

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Kyle Connor (born December 9, 1996) is an American professional ice hockey player who currently plays for the Winnipeg Jets of the National Hockey League (NHL). Connor was drafted 17th overall by the Winnipeg Jets in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft.


Question: "What do you think about mobile payment companies providing peer-to-peer and Bitcoin payment services?"

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Since Square, Inc. added Bitcoin trading capabilities to its payment app, the value of its stocks has increased spectacularly. Dan Dolev, an analyst at Nomura Instinet, believes this ascending trajectory will most likely continue. As a result, Nomura Instinet raised its Square target price to $65 USD.
Dan Dolev predicts a “sizable boost” to Square’s revenues and profits in the first quarter, thanks to Square having added Bitcoin trading features on its payment app.
That move could drive a ‘sizable boost’ to the tech company’s revenue and profits this quarter and a 10 percent potential upside to adjusted EBITDA guidance.
Customers can now buy and sell Bitcoin in Cash App. We observed that this was a feature our customers wanted, and we support Bitcoin because we see it as a step in the long-term path toward greater financial access for all.
Indeed, the company has been successfully using Bitcoin to gain a competitive advantage over its competitors in their relentless war for supremacy in the mobile payment industry space.
It appears that the financial markets are finally starting to treat Bitcoin with the seriousness it deserves as stock values reached by Bitcoin-friendly companies, such as Nvidia and Square continue to impress the markets.
What do you think about mobile payment companies providing peer-to-peer and Bitcoin payment services? Let us know in the comments below.


Question: Respond in 11 sentences. Describe the career of Chen Yan.

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Chen Yan (; born March 27, 1981 in Dalian, Liaoning) is a retired Chinese swimmer. She won Gold medal at 4×200m freestyle at 1997 FINA Short Course World Championships. Later that year at Chinese National Games, she broke world record at 400m individual medley. She then won 400m individual medley and 400m freestyle at 1998 Perth World Aquatics Championships. She participated in 1996 and 2000 two Olympic Games but did not medal. Not to be confused with Chen Yan (swimmer, born 1979), she has never tested positive in any drug test.
She started college in China and transferred to UH Manoa in 2002 as a sophomore. She earned her BS in 3 years, and swam on an Athlete Full Scholarship. She has recently completed a master's degree at UH and has been working in recreation management. She was the head coach for Punahou Aquatics in Honolulu, HI. She resigned on May 20, 2016 and is now a real-estate broker for Aloha Properties.


Question: Provide a brief history of Freemantle Football Club. Respond briefly.

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Freemantle were a football club based in the Freemantle area of Southampton. They were active for 21 years and were one of the early leading pioneers of football in Hampshire. During their brief heyday, at the end of the nineteenth century, they were arch rivals to Southampton F.C.


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QUESTION: I found your article on Noah and the flood interesting. However, are there any other sources in the West besides Gilgamesh that it seems many sites point to for the same reason?
ANSWER: This story of Noah even appears on a Roman coin struck by Septimus Severus (193-211AD) long before Christianity became really a growing religion in Rome. The story is illustrated and even the name Noah appears on the Roman coin. This tends to verify that the story was well known outside of the Bible.
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Question: Respond in 40 sentences. Describe the hardware inventory problem affecting only Windows 1607 devices in SCCM.

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With the increasing speed of new Windows 10 releases, SCCM administrators will be faced with new testing process before deploying to all your users. During this process at a customer, we found an hardware inventory problem affecting only Windows 1607 devices. We were able to reproduce the problem in our lab and finally decided to submit the problem to Microsoft. They confirmed that it’s actually a bug that seems to reside in the latest Windows 10 1607 release. We had no inventory problem on this device using Windows 10 1511 and no changes were made in SCCM. The hardware inventory just stopped working after the Windows 1607 upgrade. We also reproduce the problem on a fresh Windows 1607 deployment.
Our setup is on SCCM 1606 but this error is present also on SCCM 1511.
We found 2 links that is identifying the problem. You can up vote the Connect item if you’re affected by this problem.
The problem reside under the file encryption feature in Windows 10 1607 which cause an error when trying to send the file to the management point. The EFS feature is not new to Windows 10. It has been in Windows for years. Read more about EFS on this Technet article.
The machine effectively has EFS disabled by Group Policy but it was also disabled on Windows 1511 using the same GPO without any SCCM hardware inventory problem.
At the time of writing this post, there’s only a workaround proposed by Microsoft Support. Enabling EFS on the affected clients which means that your users can suddenly encrypt files and folders on their system… Maybe not a good solution for all environment.
We’ll update this post if we have new information about this SCCM Hardware Inventory problem on Windows 10 1607. Meanwhile, use the Connect Item to up-vote or use the comment section to share your experience.
Hi, Amazing…that helped me resolve one of the long pending issue that we had. I knew its coming from BITS but was not sure how to resolve it..thanks.
My company was having a similar problem. After enough digging we found out that our issues were not due to how the Inventory data was being sent by the client, but rather, it was SCCM that determining that the data was bad. We were consistently seeing that data related to Processes was being rejected. Upon turning off Inventorying Processes, we saw a dramatic decrease in the number of bad mifs being processed by SCCM.
Our main category of Bad mifs was ErrorCode_4. The process that seemed to be passing bad info as smss.exe, typically the UserModeTime data.
Still no word from Microsoft about fixing this then? Has the 1610 release fixed it for anyone?
The problem was on the client side and has been resolved with KB3197954 (OS Build 14393.351) update.
If you run WINVER.EXE, the version build should be greater than or equal to 14393.351.
I just verified that the issue is resolved on a couple systems. I watched the queue (C:\Windows\CCM\ServiceData\LocalPayload) empty out within about 20 seconds and I now have hardware inventory including apps that were just installed today.
Problem reportedly addressed now as of 14393.351 – released today!
Addressed an issue that prevented System Center Configuration Manager from performing inventory uploads via Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS) when Encrypting File System (EFS) has been disabled.
I’m having the same issue since the upgrade. Thanks for going into great detail as to why the issue is occurring!
The Microsoft Connect link doesn’t work. Is the feedback possibly deleted? I think it should be under the https://connect.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/ section accepting bug reports for SCCM.


Question: What is Železnice? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Železnice () is a town and municipality in Jičín District in the Hradec Králové Region of the Czech Republic. The municipality covers an area of 13.01 km² and in 2006 it had a population of 1,206.


Question: Describe the artwork of Simon Beck.

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Artist Simon Beck creates these amazing pieces of snow art by walking in the snow wearing raquettes (snowshoes).
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Is this kind of sport?
Boy.....you must be tired! Beautiful non the less.
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Question: Describe Miguel Gallardo's life.

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José Miguel Gallardo Vera known by his stage name Miguel Gallardo (September 29, 1950 - November 11, 2005) was a Spanish singer-songwriter. He was once married to the Spanish actress Pilar Velázquez. He had a second marriage with the ex Spanish


Question: Who is Teeyapar Sretsirisuvarna? Respond in 5 sentences.

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Teeyapar Sretsirisuvarna (), nickname Nampetch () (born 30 July 1992 in Bangkok) is a Thai DJ and beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Miss Earth Thailand 2019. She represented Thailand at the Miss Earth 2019 pageant and finally she was placed in Top 20.
Teeyapar Sretsirisuvarna (old name:Jirapha Kritshnasuvarna, Sakolsupha Kritshnasuvarna, E-mikant Rachatachirachot and Sunannipar Kritshnasuvarna) was born in Bangkok, Thailand. She graduated form Business Administration of the North Bangkok University. Now she studying MBA for IT-Smart at Ramkhamhaeng University.


Question: "Can you explain why the First and Second Amendments are important for religious liberty?"

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One reason the First and Second Amendments are good constitutional neighbors is that they both protect religious liberty. James Madison intended for the Second Amendment to prohibit the types of arms restrictions which the British government had sometimes imposed on Catholics.
The English Declaration of Rights, enacted by Parliament in 1689, had stated: “The subjects which are protestants may have arms for their defence suitable to their conditions as and allowed by law.” The previous year, the Catholic King James II, had been overthrown in the Glorious Revolution. He had been working to disarm the populace and suppress political opposition. Many feared that his objective was replacing England’s system of limited monarchy with French-style absolute monarchy and eventually re-establishing Catholicism as the official religion.
Although Catholics were a small minority in England, there were concerns that in case of foreign invasion by a Catholic nation, they would ally with their co-religionists. Thus, in 1613 King James I had ordered the disarmament of all Catholics. Similarly, Michael Dalton’s widely read 1622 manual for Justices of the Peace, “The Countrey Justice,” explained that Justices could seize the arms of convicted “popish Recusants.” In English law, a “recusant” was a Catholic who refused to attend the services of the Church of England. Because the arms guarantee in the English Declaration of Rights did not apply to Catholics, Parliament was free in 1695 to pass “An Act for the better securing the government, by disarming papists.” The statute was aimed especially at Catholics in Ireland, who had a long history of fighting England’s efforts to rule them without their consent. Although Catholics had no right to arms, they could possess or carry a firearm if they were granted a license.
In the American colonies, however, there do not appear to have been arms restrictions aimed at Catholics, except for one episode in Maryland in the early 18th century, during Queen Anne’s War. James Madison aimed to make sure that religious restrictions on the right to arms could never be allowed in the United States. Madison’s notes for his speech in Congress introducing the Bill of Rights explained that the proposals were to deal with the “omission of guards in favr. of rights & libertys.” His amendments “relate 1st. to private rights.” A Bill of Rights was “useful–not essential.” There was a “fallacy on both sides–especy as to English Decln. of Rts.” First, the Declaration was a “mere act of parlt.” Second, the English Declaration was too narrow; it omitted certain rights and protected others too narrowly. In particular, there was “no freedom of press–Conscience.” There was no prohibition on “Gl. Warrants” and no protection for “Habs. corpus.” Nor was there a guarantee of “jury in Civil Causes” or a ban on “criml. attainders.” Lastly, the Declaration protected only “arms to Protestts.” Thus, the Second Amendment contains none of the limitations or exceptions of its English ancestor.
Some writers, such as Fordham history professor Saul Cornell and Patrick Charles, have cited the English anti-Catholic laws as providing guidance for the interpretation of the Second Amendment in the United States. This seems incorrect, since one purpose of the Second Amendment was to prevent the adoption of the gun licensing laws like those imposed on the Catholics in England and Ireland. These laws are the opposite of the Second Amendment, at least in Madison’s view.
Patrick Charles, The Faces of the Second Amendment Outside the Home: History versus Ahistorical Standards of Review, 60 Cleveland State Law Review 1, 27-28 (2012).
The Post Boy was a newspaper in Dublin. Charles’s use of ellipses omits some crucial words. The arms carry licenses discussed in the article were “all Licenses whatsoever to bear Arms, formerly Granted to any Papist in this Kingdom.” The Post Boy, Dec. 19–21, 1699 at 1, col. 1.
Thus, when you fill in the omitted words, The Post Boy article demonstrates exactly the opposite of Charles’s claim that carry licenses were required for the general population. To the contrary, it was Catholics who were not allowed to carry arms unless they were granted a license. As explicated at great length in McDonald v. Chicago, we know that one purpose of the Fourteenth Amendment was to eliminate the race-based system of gun control that had existed in the slave states. The Americans who used the Fourteenth Amendment against race-based gun control were, in a sense, continuing the work done by Madison, in eliminating religion-based gun control.
Thus, if religion-based gun control (e.g., banning guns for Muslims) were ever enacted in the United States, such a law could be challenged not only on First Amendment grounds, but also on the grounds that the Second Amendment prohibits religious discrimination in arms rights. The English precedents of anti-Catholic gun laws are important precedents for understanding the original meaning of the Second Amendment. Rather than being examples of permissible gun controls, the anti-Catholic laws are examples of what the Second Amendment was intended to forbid.


Question: Respond in 85 words. Hey, what can you tell me about M-1's album, "Confidential"?

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Confidential is the debut solo album by rapper M-1 (from the hip-hop duo dead prez). It was Released on March 21, 2006. The album is a DualDisc, with a DVD side featuring a twenty-minute documentary on the making of "Confidential" and the entire album in stereo sound. "Confidential" features guest appearances from M-1's dead prez partner Stic.man, Q-Tip, Cassandra Wilson, Styles P, Ghostface Killah, and K'naan. The album features the single "'Til We Get There", which was voted into rotation on New York's Hot 97.


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Thaanumella is a genus of minute salt marsh snails with an operculum, aquatic gastropod mollusks in the family Assimineidae.


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“Early October, 2003, we were on a quest, painting the entire inside of our home. We went to bed exhausted every night of the week. One night I woke up with a jolt. To my right, there were three shadow 'hat men' standing against the wall, side by side. The room was dark but the shadow men were darker. I couldn't see any details. They were made of a thick substance. They were not flat shadows on the wall. I couldn't move my body but I could move my eyes. They were all different heights, with the tallest in the middle, at maybe 7 feet tall. Their hats looked like slightly mashed top hats. Dread overwhelmed me. It was encompassing. It felt like the room was full of evil.
As this dread filled my body, I instantly started to pray. I asked God to cover our bed with a dome of white light and I thanked him for protecting us. I'm not sure how long I felt paralyzed in bed but the shadow hat men didn't move. They just stood there watching me. Next thing I remember, they just seemed to fade into the wall. When I could move, I woke my husband and he, of course, said he had had a bad dream. I couldn't go back to sleep, but before morning, I was overcome with the terrible sad feeling that something ominous was going to happen. More than ever, I prayed that my family would be protected. I couldn't shake this feeling, this horrible horrible feeling.
Two weeks later I had my first attack from an autoimmune disease that I was later diagnosed with. I lost my vision and the entire right side of my body went numb. I couldn't walk without help and I looked as if I had had a stroke. A week after that, my sister-in-law fell, broke her pelvis and we believe accidentally overdosed on pain medication and died. It was the worst month of my family's life. I feel like the shadow hat men were a terrible sign of something foreboding. I've never seen them again nor have I felt that overwhelming sense of dread.


Question: Describe the incident involving Johnson and the Bancroft family. Respond in 36 sentences.

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Dane reportedly had "made fun of" Johnson’s Islamic faith, the teen said, according to the police report. Jovanni Sierra, who turned 13 on Monday, referred to celebrities as "gods," Johnson said. That upset him because it is contrary to the Islamic faith to idolize others as a god, he said.
Johnson said he read the Quran before going to the house. He turned to the Muslim holy book "to give him courage to carry out his intentions," according to an arrest report.
American Islamic leaders have repeatedly condemned expressions of their faith, the second largest in the world after Christianity, that involve violence and terrorism, especially since the 9/11 attacks in 2001.
As Simon walked to the top of the stairs, Johnson lunged at her with a knife and stabbed her. She told city police she’d known the teen for a decade. Authorities said she was stabbed at least a dozen times and fell down the stairs.
Dane ran to protect his mother. He was stabbed more than two dozen times, police said.
Someone ran to a neighbor’s home and called 911. Simon and Dane were rushed to a trauma hospital for their injuries. Kyle was not hurt.
A spokesman for St. Mary’s Medical Center said Tuesday that Simon was in good condition. He said he could not comment on Dane’s condition because he is a minor.
Johnson barricaded himself in a room when police arrived. He was taken into custody at about 8 a.m. by the city’s SWAT team. Jovanni Sierra was found dead in the home.
Interim Chief Clint Shannon said Jupiter police, Palm Beach County School District police and the FBI previously investigated Johnson for "alleged violent tendencies" that they received through "intelligence gathering" in the northern part of the county.
Shannon said Palm Beach Gardens’ only previous encounter with Johnson occurred at 3 a.m. Feb. 28 when he and four other juveniles were stopped on Holly Drive, just east of Military Trail.
The juveniles were released into the custody of their parents. Johnson was in company of Kyle and Dane Bancroft, Shannon said.
Dane and Jovanni Sierra were seventh-graders at Watson B. Duncan Middle School in Palm Beach Gardens, according to officials. Principal Philip D’Amico notified parents of the deaths with a recorded call Tuesday morning.
"Your students may have heard some tragic news via social media regarding one of their fellow students, who was fatally wounded in an incident at a private residence. Another student was injured. Police are still investigating the incident, and we have no information about the case; however, we have no reason to believe it was related to anything involving the school," D’Amico said in the call.
D’Amico added that Duncan will have counselors available to help students, teachers and staff.
Local Islamic organizations said they were unfamiliar with Johnson. Wilfredo Ruiz, communications director for the Council on American-Islamic Relations in Florida, said from Miami that officials of the mosque told him they do not recall seeing the boy or knowing of him.
A person who answered the phone at the Islamic Center of Palm Beach in North Palm Beach said he did not recognize the name. Calls to the Muslim Community of Palm Beach County mosque in West Palm Beach were not returned.
This is second reported homicide in Palm Beach Gardens in 2018 and the second to touch BallenIsles. Alan J. Abrahamson, a 71-year-old BallenIsles homeowner, was found dead early Jan. 25 near a sidewalk by the intersection of PGA and Central boulevards, northeast of the community. Police have not made an arrest in his death.


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Siavosh Kandi (, also Romanized as Sīāvosh Kandī; also known as Sīāvosh) is a village in Ojarud-e Sharqi Rural District, Muran District, Germi County, Ardabil Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 246, in 45 families.


Question: Describe your thoughts on the appointment of Donna Brazile as the new head of the Democratic party.

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This is not good news as Brazile is a known big time Hillary fan. By not choosing a neutral person for this position the Democratic establishment is once again thumbing their nose at progressives. They obviously don’t feel remorse for breaking the rules in supporting Hillary and blocking Bernie’s campaign when they were supposed to be neutral.


Question: What is the current status of the Iran Nuclear Deal?

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It’s That Time Again: Is Trump Headed for Another Iran Deal Certification Crisis?
The public has focused on the current wave of protests in Iran and how it might embolden President Donald Trump to fulfill his promise to walk away from the Iran nuclear agreement, officially known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). While disparaging the JCPOA and lambasting the Iranian regime, Trump’s recent tweets did not announce any concrete plans to withdraw from the agreement. But the fate of the JCPOA will soon be determined. Upcoming statutory deadlines, listed below, will compel the president to decide whether or not to continue implementing key U.S. obligations in the agreement. The deadlines concern two separate requirements: the certification requirement under the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act (INARA), and, more importantly, statutory sanctions waivers extensions. Those deadlines have prompted discussions between administration officials and Congress that seem to be aimed at preserving, rather than gutting, the agreement.
As I explained in previous posts, INARA requires the president to certify to Congress every 90 days that Iran is in compliance with the JCPOA, and that it remains in the U.S. interest to suspend sanctions as part of its implementation. In an Oct. 13, 2017 statement rolling out his Iran strategy President Trump announced that he would not certify that Iran was in compliance with the JCPOA by an Oct. 15 deadline.
This announcement did not affect the implementation of the U.S. sanctions-related commitments under the JCPOA. For that to happen, either Congress or the president would need to move to reimpose nuclear sanctions. Congress could reimpose sanctions under expedited procedures provided for in INARA within 60 calendar days of the certification deadline. It could also impose nuclear sanctions through the ordinary legislative process. Congress has yet to do either. The president, on his part, could reimpose certain sanctions pursuant to executive orders, decline to exercise sanctions waivers included in a number of statutes imposing nuclear sanctions against Iran that were lifted under the JCPOA, or trigger the JCPOA sanctions snapback mechanism. Trump, too, has yet to pursue any of those options, tough rhetoric notwithstanding.
Counting 90 days from the last deadline puts the next INARA certification deadline on Jan. 13. According to reports, Trump will again decline to certify that Iran is in compliance with the JCPOA and that sanctions suspension remains in the U.S. interest. If that is all he does, and Congress continues to sit on the sidelines, U.S. sanctions lifted under the JCPOA will remain suspended. I should note that §2160e[e] of INARA is not entirely clear as to whether a second so-called “de-certification” would reset the INARA 60-day clock, that is, the timeframe during which Congress would be able to reimpose nuclear sanctions through INARA expedited procedures. Even if expedited procedures would not be available, however, Congress could always impose nuclear sanctions using ordinary legislative procedures if it so chooses.
Unlike the certification issue, if Trump decides not to extend the sanctions waivers, he would terminate the implementation of core U.S. commitments under the JCPOA. In addition to ending the suspension of statutory sanctions, he could reimpose other sanctions unilaterally. The president could reissue executive orders that President Obama rescinded when implementing the JCPOA. He could also redesignate Iranian persons and entities that were removed from the Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) list, the Foreign Sanctions Evaders list (FSE), or the Non-SDN Iran Sanctions Act List (NS-ISA) (maintained by Treasury’s Office of Foreign Asset Control). It would then be up to Iran and the other parties to the agreement, the P5+1 and the EU, to decide how to move forward.
If past decisions are any indication, the administration, if not the president, does not seem eager to blow up the JCPOA. In the previous round in October, Trump left it to Congress to reimpose nuclear sanctions and “fix” the JCPOA’s flaws even though he could reimpose sanctions on his own. Moreover, the administration took little action while a legislative effort to augment the JCPOA–led by Sen. Bob Corker, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and Sen. Tom Cotton, fizzled in Congress. Still, circumstances are different now in light of the political unrest in Iran. And it is safe to assume that Trump would find it difficult to sustain yet again an agreement he abhors.
The United States will continue to decisively counter the Iranian regime's malign activity, including additional sanctions targeting human rights abuses. We will not hesitate to call out the regime's economic mismanagement, and diversion of significant resources to fund threatening missile systems at the expense of its citizenry.
Similarly, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said in interviews with CNN and the Associated Press on Friday that more non-nuclear sanctions “will be coming.” He also said that the administration is currently working with Congress on a “fix” that would allow the U.S. to continue implementing the JCPOA. Such a fix, according to the AP, would not add nuclear sanctions. Tillerson implied that Trump would renew the sanctions waivers if Congress promised prompt action on Iran. Interestingly, it appears that one of the legislative options under consideration is amending INARA to remove or alter the requirement that the president certify Iran’s compliance every three months. All of this suggests that members of the administration and lawmakers are attempting to reach a solution that would appease Trump, preserve the JCPOA, and protect it from an INARA certification deadline-induced crisis every three months due to the president’s reluctance to express any approval of the nuclear deal.


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David Wright O’Brien (1918–1944) was an American fantasy and science fiction writer. A nephew of Farnsworth Wright, editor of Weird Tales, he was 22 years old when his first story ("Truth Is a Plague!") appeared in the February 1940 issue of Amazing Stories.


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Planned Parenthood has released its 2015-2016 annual report nearly five months later than usual. Both abortion and taxpayer dollars to the abortion corporation have increased yet again. The report, released over the long Memorial Day weekend, reveals that contraception, prenatal care, breast exams, and pregnancy tests have decreased. Planned Parenthood has lost roughly 100,000 clients – dropping from 2.5 million in FY2014-2015 to 2.4 million in FY2015-2016.
While Planned Parenthood’s spokespersons attempt to convince Congress and the American public that defunding the corporation would be harmful to its clients, the 2015-2016 report shows that clientele at the abortion business continues to dwindle.
In 2011, Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards boasted that the organization served three million patients. By 2015, those numbers had dropped by more than 600,000 to 2.4 million. From the 2014-2015 report to the 2015-2016 report, Planned Parenthood self-reported a drop of approximately 100,000 patients. Planned Parenthood also now admits that a surprising 11% of its clients are men.
In FY 2014-2015, Planned Parenthood performed 323,999 abortions, accounting for 34.9 percent of the overall abortion market share in the United States. (This data is based on the latest abortion numbers published by Guttmacher.) By FY 2015-2016, Planned Parenthood’s abortions rose to 328,348.
Taxpayer funding of Planned Parenthood increased by nearly one million dollars in 2015-2016, from $553.7 million in 2014-2015 to $554.6 million. Since 2004, when Planned Parenthood received $272.7 million in taxpayer dollars, forced taxpayer funding of the abortion corporation has increased over 103 percent.
While politicians continue to send Planned Parenthood more than half a billion dollars each year, the organization’s private donations increased by 26 percent, swelling by an additional $92 million in 2015-2016. (The total private donations in 2015-2016 were $445.8 million.) The cash flow enabled Planned Parenthood to end the year with an excess of revenue over expenses in the amount of $77.5 million. This excess was an increase of nearly 32 percent over the $58.8 million in excess Planned Parenthood reported in 2014-2015.
STI testing and treatment, which make up the bulk of Planned Parenthood’s services and include HPV and HIV tests, increased slightly from 2014-2015 (4,218,149). However, 2015-2016 numbers (4,266,689) still show that STI testing has dropped nearly five percent since 2011, when Planned Parenthood provided 4,475,013 tests and treatments.
Pap tests showed an increase from 271,539 in 2014-2015 to 293,799 in 2015-2016. However, the overall trend still shows that the service declined 75 percent from 2004 numbers, when Planned Parenthood recorded 1,183,692 Pap tests (see updated numbers in the 2005 annual report).
Adoption referrals to other agencies were also up slightly from 2014-2015 numbers (2,024 to 2,889). However, the current numbers remain a shocking 41 percent lower than 2007 numbers (4,912).
It remains a mystery why Planned Parenthood even counts adoption referrals as an actual service in its reports. Live Action News has reported that adoption did not show up in Planned Parenthood’s services totals until 2005 (see updated numbers in the 2006 annual report). Prior to that year, those numbers were categorized as “referred out” and were not included in the overall services totals performed by Planned Parenthood.
Contraception services at Planned Parenthood decreased 4.6 percent in 2015-2016. The new annual report reveals that contraception services at Planned Parenthood are at their lowest in years, decreasing nearly 30 percent since 2009, according to that year’s Annual Affiliate Service Census Report (4,009,549).
In 2015, Planned Parenthood performed nearly 8 percent fewer pregnancy tests (1,079,836 ) than they did in 2014 (1,172,989 ).
Overall, cancer screenings at the nation’s largest abortion provider dropped another 2.4 percent in 2015. As Live Action News previously documented, in 2004, Planned Parenthood performed a combination of 2,157,849 cancer screening services (see updated 2005 annual report), which included Pap tests, breast exams, colposcopy procedures, LEEP procedures, and cryotherapy procedures.
By 2014-2015, Planned Parenthood’s overall cancer screenings had decreased to just 682,208.
But, by 2015-2016, despite adding a category called “other diagnostic” (which includes biopsies, samplings, ablations, and other gynecological surgeries), cancer screenings overall dropped to only 665,234.
This shows a decrease of 2.4 percent from the 2014 totals and a 69-percent decrease from 2004.
Despite false claims by Planned Parenthood as well as its political supporters that Planned Parenthood performs mammograms, mammograms performed at the abortion corporation remained steady at zero. Breast exams declined nearly 12 percent in 2015, from 363,803 in 2014-2015 to 321,700 in the new report. In addition, between 2004 and 2015-2016, breast exams declined by more than 65 percent (925,763 to 321,700).
The abortion giant has insisted that prenatal care is one of its core services that women will lose if taxpayer funding is cut off. But an investigation conducted by Live Action earlier this year proved that those services are virtually nonexistent at the abortion chain.
Shortly after the release, the left-wing site Snopes declared Live Action’s prenatal care investigation “mostly false,” (a claim Live Action News debunked). The New York Times chimed in, quoting only a Planned Parenthood spokesperson in an attempt to defend Planned Parenthood.
Despite biased reports from the mainstream media, Planned Parenthood’s latest annual report proves that Live Action’s investigation was accurate. The 2015-2016 report reveals that prenatal care services at Planned Parenthood dropped nearly 46 percent in a single year (from 17,419 to 9,419).
Even more damning, the 2015 numbers also reveal that prenatal care at the abortion corporation has decreased nearly 70 percent from 2010, when prenatal services numbered 31,098.
The truth is that Planned Parenthood is more interested in abortion than in offering services for pregnant women who want to give life to their babies. As an abortion corporation, since 2009, Planned Parenthood has killed nearly one third of a million children every year in the U.S.
Every day that the Senate fails to defund Planned Parenthood, America’s abortion corporation ends the lives of 899 babies through the violence of abortion while continuing to receive over 1.5 million taxpayer dollars.


Question: Have you heard about Hillary Clinton and Julian Assange? Respond in 5 sentences.

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Assange is getting sick and tired of Hillary Clinton’s lies.
Hillary Clinton continues to insist that she would have won the election if not for Wikileaks’ DNC email publications and James Comey’s decision to re-open the FBI’s investigation of Hillary Clinton’s improper use of private email servers.
Her delusions persist just as Comey defended his decision to go public about re-opening the FBI’s investigation of Clinton.
Julian Assange is clearly as fed up of Hillary Clinton’s lie-mongering as anyone else.
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Question: Can you provide a security principles list?

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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: Provide a summary of the events that occurred at the July NATO meeting.

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The New York Times has published a remarkable reconstruction of the July NATO meeting, the upshot of which is that the staff of President Donald Trump successfully conspired to get him to sign an agreement supporting the troubled alliance against his own policy preferences. The machinations, which were led by national security advisor John Bolton and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, were done to avoid the fiasco of the June G-7 summit in Quebec, where the president ended up not signing the final communiqué.
The idea was to reach an agreement that was strongly pro-NATO,and could counteract the president’s tendency to criticize the alliance and to call for greater co-operation with Russia.
Against Russian objections, the military alliance would formally invite Macedonia to join. It would establish an Atlantic Command post, hosted by the United States in Norfolk, Va., to coordinate a swift alliance response in the event of, for instance, a war in Europe between Russia and NATO allies.
And, most important, allies pledged to build up their militaries and provide 30 mechanized battalions, 30 air squadrons and 30 combat vessels, all ready to use in 30 days or less, by 2020 — a force to quickly respond to any attack on an alliance member.
The thinking behind this strange maneuver is that the document Trump signed would counteract his own words. “The new agreement has given American national security officials the ability to assure the public, and skittish allies, that the country’s commitment to the alliance remains intact—no matter any anti-NATO tweets or interviews or statements from Mr. Trump,” the Times claims.
It’s by no means clear that this manipulation of the president will in fact work. After all, if the president continues to deride NATO, as he has in interviews, why should anyone believe that in a crisis he’ll abide by words that he hasn’t even read?


Question: What do you think of George Stephanopoulous's actions in defending his former boss Hillary Clinton?

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Clinton rival Martin O’Malley appeared and attacked Hillary’s record and positions.
“We are now back with Martin O’Malley running third behind Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders in our new ABC News/Washington Post poll. Gov. O’Malley, thank you for joining us,” the host said.
Seemingly trying to belittle the candidate’s standing, Stephanopoulous said, “Even though your poll numbers have stalled, you’re still striking out pretty hard against Secretary Clinton. Yesterday in South Carolina you said she’s demonstrated a total inability to understand what happens when dictators fall and what our country needs in its national security strategy.
“Total inability?” the host said, seemingly flabbergasted anyone could possibly question his former boss.
“Yes, George. Secretary Clinton voted for the Iraq war and not withstanding, what she now regards as a big mistake in that vote and one that she should have known better.
After hearing an answer that apparently dissatisfied him, Stephanopoulos went back to O’Malley’s poll numbers.
O’Malley said he “absolutely” will.
It’s not the first time Stephanopoulos has defended Hillary from criticism.
Last April, the host “repeatedly badgered” “Clinton Cash” author Peter Schwizer.
Stephanopoulos never appeared interested in the actual substance of Schweizer’s book, which alleges the Clinton Foundation took in millions of dollars in donations in exchange for potential influence with the U.S. government and instead acted as a Clinton defender.
Then, Stephanopoulos was forced to apologize in May and acknowledge he had given $75,000 to the Clinton Foundation in recent years.
“I made charitable donations to the Foundation in support of the work they’re doing on global AIDS prevention and deforestation, causes I care about deeply,” he said, according to Politico.
Will O’Malley remand Stephanopoulos atone for his overt attempts at defending his former boss in the face of serious attacks?


Question: I'm struggling with productivity - any tips?

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Everyone goes through a lazy cycle during the workday, that slows down the whole workflow, causing the productivity graph going down. However, you might feel guilty of not being able to complete those important things done. But at times you feel the most alert and excited to take critical decisions. These differences in energy peaks, defines our productivity – our productive hours.
When it comes to the average workday, most of us simply try to power through from start to end. We sit down at our desks and get cracking, hopefully attacking our most difficult project first and avoiding the early morning email trap. When we’re finished with one thing, we move on to the next.
But what if I told you that this isn’t the most effective way to get things done? What if I told you that working this way actually puts you in competition with your own body, and that strategic rest during the day is necessary for maximum productivity?
Productivity is a proactive approach that you follow to be on the top of your creative game so you close each day with a satisfying sigh. So, arrange your workspace in a way to clear your mind for increasing productivity at work.
The fact to acknowledge is that our body doesn’t always work at constant energy levels. And once we learn to harness our energy level, we can become productive throughout the day. Therefore, ultradian rhythms play out a major role in finding the productive hours of the day by optimizing our internal body clock for well-being.
According to ultradian rhythm, human body goes through 90-120 minutes of an up cycle when the energy is surging followed by 20 minutes phase when the energy dissipates, corresponding to different energy levels at different types. And, similarly at night these cycles follow different stages like alertness, light etc. Those who ignore these cycles by working continuously throughout the day, they face a steep downfall in productivity. So, the goal is make the most of the 90 minutes and do our most important tasks, work with your body to get far more done, followed by a 20 minutes rest which is the period of fatigue and ultimately increase your productivity at work.
You can use this cycle to increase productivity at work by breaking your large projects into smaller tasks, and when you know you have completed a cycle of 90 minutes and break is just around you, then keep yourself away from the difficult stuff and keep it for the next cycle. If you try to work outside your productive zone of cycle, being fruitful will be difficult.
Combating with the distractions around you is one of the sure shot ways to increase productivity. By ‘distractions’ we mean something that is preventing you from concentrating on the work at hand. The influence of distractions can be so strong to derail your productivity. Clearly defining the distractions, it includes: negative circumstances, negative thoughts, and negative people. Your productivity zone shut out the distractions that cripple concentration. Some distractions are planned, while some are unplanned.
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Planned distractions are always totally under your influence as you allow them to reach you and unplanned distractions will affect you the most. Determine the time of the day when you encounter unplanned distractions due to people, due to internet, unwanted notifications, email and other circumstances. Break your productive zone to make way for things what really matters. Of course, you cannot totally eliminate the distractions but you can surely adjust your activities according to your productive zones.
One of the most helpful pieces of advice to define your productive hours is simply scheduling your hours by making a journal. Those hours of the day when we get “in the zone” quickly should be taken as an advantage. In your journal, schedule your journals, your to-dos, jot down what motivated you and what are your roadblocks. Make a note of tasks that seems particularly challenging and then schedule in your productive zone. Organize your days around your energy, not your time.
Find your sweet spot to have a reliable insight on your productive zones.
Productivity is a lot more about mind management than we think so. Our mind works differently at different levels, and not all work is equal. And how do you find the right work for the right time?
At times, when you are in good mind state, you will be more energetic to brainstorm a good plan and at other times, some kind of work may completely drain you mentally. Other types of work might be energizing and exciting. So, do the most demanding tasks during your high energy peak. As Brian Tracy explains in Eat that Frog, getting your biggest, most important task completed in the early part of the day will keep you away from procrastination. The sense of completion in our brain will fuel further productive work.
Every once in a while, we are forced to drop everything as we are interrupted with a mess that blocks our creative flow. Within your 24 hour day, schedule your work in a way that you are creative enough to squeeze out the elements of productivity. Map out your day hour-by-hour , confront your limitations, then discover your best time. Don’t wait around for creativity to strike you. By purpose, be creative.
Finally, when it comes to reaching peak productivity, be free to have fun. Productivity is a strategy that allows you to enjoy life and how to be more productive at work, and the only way that you’ll enjoy the productive life is if you’re being truly productive. Do both with passion.


Question: Hi there! I've got a pretty amazing idea I wanted to share with you.

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Equinor has struck oil in a wildcat well drilled in the central part of the North Sea, in an area not previously known to contain oil and gas reserves, the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) said on Friday.
The operator Equinor and its partners in the license, Lundin Norway and Spirit Energy Norge, were aiming to prove commercial oil volumes in the prospect’s main segment, and to assess the reservoir’s age, quality, geometry, and fluid properties.
The discovery is expected to be commercial, Equinor said in its statement today, adding that the discovery is currently estimated to contain 15-35 million barrels of recoverable oil equivalent.
“When the full potential of the production license has been clarified, development will be considered towards the existing infrastructure in the area,” Equinor said.
The Lille Prinsen (the Little Prince) well is located north-west of the giant Johan Sverdrup field where the production start for phase one is planned for late 2019. Johan Sverdrup has resources of between 2.1 billion and 3.1 billion barrels of oil equivalents, and will be one of the most important industrial projects in Norway in the next 50 years.
Norway will be able to sustain its oil and gas production until 2023, thanks to the Johan Sverdrup field. However, without major new oil discoveries, authorities fear that the industry is set for a lasting decline after 2023.
“If petroleum production is to be maintained at the current level beyond 2025, it is absolutely essential that additional profitable resources are proven, also larger discoveries,” the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate said at the beginning of this year.
Last year, companies focused on the frontier areas rather than on the mature areas, but the exploration campaign was a flop. This year, the plans that companies have submitted for drilling indicate that most exploration wells will be drilled in the North Sea, the NPD said, in what could be some relief for authorities that oil firms will not snub again exploration in the area that has made Norway a leading oil and gas producer.
I can patent how to convert either 50 cubic feet of Methane gas or 8 cubic decimeters of Limestone into 1 litre of synthetic Octane gasoline! You must have spare cash just laying around to finance my experiment (costing an estimated $5,000 to $20,000 but after the experiment we'll have the patent to make flare gas or limestone into Jet Fuel!


Question: Who do you think will be on Juan Carlos Osorio's 23-man roster for the World Cup?

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With the March friendlies over, players are running out of time to prove their case to Juan Carlos Osorio for a spot in his final 23 man roster. Here is my prediction of his call up list.
This isn’t my 23 or the best 23, it’s who I think JCO will bring to Russia.
Injuries to Salcedo and Araujo make this tricky but it appears they will be ready to make the trip. Until it is confirmed otherwise, I’m assuming they’ll be in Russia.
I would be shocked if these are not the 3 keepers on the roster. Also, I would be shocked if only 1 of them played at the World Cup.
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Question: Provide a brief description of the First Things First manifesto.

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The First Things First manifesto was written 29 November 1963 and published in 1964 by Ken Garland. It was backed by over 400 graphic designers and artists and also received the backing of Tony Benn, radical left-wing MP and activist, who published it in its entirety in "The Guardian" newspaper.
Reacting against a rich and affluent Britain of the 1960s, it tried to re-radicalise a design industry which the signatories felt had become lazy and uncritical. Drawing on ideas shared by critical theory, the Frankfurt School, and the counter-culture of the time, it explicitly reaffirmed the belief that design is not a neutral, value-free process.