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Bitcoin Lightning Network Transaction Completed via Bitrefill; Is Lightning Coming Next Year?
The past few weeks Bitcoin has seen an overwhelming amount of transactions causing the network to be clogged due to scalability issues and Bitcoin Core’s constant stubbornness to fix it. But there is light at the end of the tunnel and it comes in the form of Lightning.
The first transaction using Bitcoin to make a payment on the Lighting network has recently been completed via mobile service Bitrefill, News Bitcoin reported.
Software developer Alex Bosworth revealed to the publication that he successfully completed the first lightning Bitcoin mainnet (not a testing environment) transaction for an online purchase using Bitrefill. Bosworth used the service and Bitcoin to pay his own phone bill with no fees, which executed instantly. Bitrefill is an online service that enables users to use Bitcoin and Litecoin to pay their prepaid mobile phone plans with over 600 operators across 150 countries.
The Lightning Network has been in development for a few years already. The protocol creates an off-chain system by forming a network of payment channels where funds are not entrusted to a third party. Lightning promises to scale Bitcoin by allowing thousands of transactions per second without compromising Bitcoin’s trustless structure.
The network is built on the payment principles that were envisioned by Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto in the early days of the project’s development.
Lightning’s use of payment channels effectively allows users to transact with each other directly rather than broadcasting their business to the blockchain ledger, allowing for more private Bitcoin transactions that can’t be viewed by the entire world.
On the front of fees, two co-authors of the original Lightning Network white paper have claimed fees on the layer-two scaling solution for Bitcoin will be effectively zero.
Lightning first announced BTC and LTC cross chain swaps in November, and earlier this month purchased a coffee using the network.
With recent Bitcoin unconfirmed transactions reaching all-time highs and median transaction fees skyrocketing to over $30, this may seem like some positive news to Bitcoin supporters. However, the Lightning Network is a sidechain solution and will not be enabled in every wallet; and while it may help alleviate problems with Bitcoin’s network it’s only a temporary solution. Eventually, Bitcoin Core will have to increase the block size to handle the large-scale adoption of Bitcoin by the general public or be replaced there are no substitutes/other options.
Bitcoin is currently being traded at [FIAT: $14,093.20] after plunging for the last few days according to Coin Market Cap at the time of this report.


Question: "Do bees really die after they sting you?"

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According to traditional folklore, a bee can only sting you once, then it dies. But is that really true?
Bee stings are common and painful, but they are rarely deadly, calculated at about .03-.48 fatalities per 1,000,000 people per year. The probability of dying from a sting by hornets, wasps, or bees is about the same as being struck by lightning. Bee stings typically give you a brief localized sting and limited inflammation around the site.
Despite their temporary and minor effect, if you have ever been stung by a bee, you may have taken a little satisfaction in knowing the bee was on a suicide mission when it stung you. But do bees really die after they sting you? The answer depends on the bee.
Honey bees do, indeed, die after they sting you, but bumble bees and other bees, hornets, and wasps can sting you and live to sting another day.
The original purpose of the bee's stinger element (called an ovipositor) in parasitical bees is to lay eggs in largely unwilling invertebrate hosts, and venom secretions are intended to temporarily or permanently paralyze the host. Among honeybees (members of the Apis genera) and bumble bees (Bombus), only the queen lays eggs, and other female bees use their ovipositors as defensive weapons against other insects.
But honeybee combs, where the honey bee larvae are deposited and develop, are often coated with bee venom. Recent research has identified antimicrobial elements in honey bee venom, and those researchers believe that is so newborn bees may gain protection from diseases from the "venom bathing" they receive while in a larval stage.
A bee sting occurs when a female bee or wasp lands on your skin and uses her ovipositor against you. During the sting, the bee pumps venom into you from the attached venom sacs through the needle-like portion of the sting apparatus called a stylus.
The stylus itself is enclosed between two lancets with barbs. When a bee or wasp stings you, the lancets become embedded in your skin. They alternately push and pull the stylus into your flesh, and the venom sacs pump venom into your body.
In most bees, including native solitary bees and the social bumblebees, the lancets are fairly smooth. The lancets do have tiny barbs, which help the bee grab and hold the victim's flesh when it stings, but the barbs are easily retracted so the bee can withdraw its stinger. The same is true for wasps. So most bees and wasps can sting you, pull the stinger out of your skin, and fly off before you can yell "Ouch!" Solitary bees, bumblebees, and wasps do not die when they sting you.
In honey bee workers, the stinger has fairly large, backward-facing barbs on the lancets. When the worker bee stings you, these barbs dig into your flesh, making it impossible for the bee to pull its stinger back out.
As the bee flies off, the entire stinging apparatus—venom sacs, lancets, and stylus—is pulled from the bee's abdomen and left in your skin. The honey bee dies as a result of this abdominal rupture. Thus, a honey bee can only sting once. Because honey bees live in large, social colonies, the group can afford to sacrifice a few members in defense of their hive.
If you do get stung by a honey bee, remove the stinger as quickly as possible. Those venom sacs, despite being detached from the bee, will continue to pump venom into you: more venom equals more pain.
Traditional sources tell us that you should fetch something flat like a credit card to scrape the bee off rather than pinching the stinger to remove it from you. However, unless you happen to have a credit card in your hand at the time of the sting, it is better to get it out of your skin quickly, and if it takes a pinch, pinch away.
Of course, the best thing is to avoid getting stung by bees at all. If you are headed outside, don't wear scented lotions or applications (soaps, hairsprays, oils). Don't wear brightly colored clothing, and by all means, don't bring along a can of sweet soda or juice. Wear a hat and long pants to avoid looking like a furry predator.
If a bee comes near you, stay calm; don't swat at it or flail your hands in the air. Let it land on you if it wants and gently blow on it to make it fly away again. Remember, bees don't sting just for fun. They do so only when they feel threatened or in defense of their nests. In most cases, bees will choose flight over fight.
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Visscher, P. Kirk, Richard S. Vetter, and Scott Camazine. "Removing Bee Stings." The Lancet 348.9023 (1996): 301–02. Print.
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Question: Describe the area around Pier 45 in San Francisco.

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Located on Pier 45 at the foot of Taylor Street in San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf.
For those of you who grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area, it is a chance to remember Playland at the Beach, Sutro Baths and the Cliff House. There is our own "Laffing Sal", "Susie the Can-Can Dancer" and the fascinating "Carnival." Other things have been brought in from around the world for your amusement.
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Question: Describe the security risks associated with Windows 10.

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Windows 10 has many unprecedented anti-user features: a remote killswitch that lets it disable your hardware; keylogging and browser-history logging that, by default, sends it all to Microsoft, and a deceptive "privacy mode" that continues to exfiltrate your data, even when you turn it on.
As soon as your recovery key leaves your computer, you have no way of knowing its fate. A hacker could have already hacked your Microsoft account and can make a copy of your recovery key before you have time to delete it. Or Microsoft itself could get hacked, or could have hired a rogue employee with access to user data. Or a law enforcement or spy agency could send Microsoft a request for all data in your account, which would legally compel them to hand over your recovery key, which they could do even if the first thing you do after setting up your computer is delete it.


Question: Who is Linda Ferri? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Question: Describe how ocean power could supply entire cities. Respond in 16 sentences.

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Sizeable source A report released by the CSIRO has found ocean power generated by waves, currents and tides could supply a city the size of Melbourne by 2050.
In homes across the country, power bills are under scrutiny as prices continue to rise.
The CSIRO has also been running the ruler over a range of future energy options including ocean power which is generated from waves, tides and currents.
The report, Ocean renewable energy: 2015-2050, found that areas that could benefit from wave energy technology include Perth, the southern coastline and to a lesser extent the east coast of Australia.
It also identifies north east Tasmania and the Kimberley region in Western Australia as areas best placed for tidal technology.
Alex Wonhas, the director of CSIRO's Energy Transformed Flagship, says waves could be a big part of the future.
"We found it could provide up to 10 per cent of Australia's future energy needs by 2050. That's roughly equivalent of a city the size of Melbourne," he says.
Perth-based company Carnegie is working on technology to harness the power of waves.
It recently signed a deal with defence to supply power to Australia's largest naval base at Garden Island near Perth.
The company's chief operating officer, Greg Allen, says the company has invested more than $60 million with another $16 million coming from state and federal governments.
"The overall cost of the project is more than the revenue that we'll get from the sale of powers will recover," he says.
While it may be more expensive for some time to come, Allen says Australia risks falling behind without the investment.
"It's not just the Australian Government that's doing this. Other governments around the world are funding the emerging renewable technologies - and in particular wave."
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Question: What is Asgardia all about?

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Mayoral elections continue. Take your part!
How will the international community recognize Asgardia?
Founding Day photo challenge 'In Your Own Space'!
This is the community about all things stellar - from aviation to space, from cloud photos to paragliding. Let's fly!
Did you know that there are more Asgardians than the population of San Jose?
Why don't we use our flag more often?
A place to discuss all things Asgardia, from national symbols to legislation and future plans for the First Space Nation!
Asgardian population of more than one million people is spread across various cities around the globe. Cornerstone of the idea of uniting them all in one Nation is the creation of strong local communities where residents who live in the same city can communicate and coordinate their activities. The leaders of such Asgardian communities are Mayors.
Asgardia was created with three top goals in mind: to ensure the peaceful use of space, to protect the Earth from space hazards, and to create a demilitarized and free scientific base of knowledge in space.
Asgardia also has a long-term objective of setting up habitable platforms in space and building settlements on the Moon. We believe that the creation of a new legal platform for the exploration of near-Earth and deep space is crucial to keep pace with humanity’s rapid technological and scientific expansion off-planet. Universal space law and astro-politics have to replace the current outdated international space law and geopolitics.
Creating the linguistic map of planet Earth will give us a new way to look at humanity and its geographic boundaries.
Become a part of a movement that will define the future of humanity’s expansion off-planet. Join a global multi-cultural transnational community of like-minded space and science visionaries, forging a new future in space together.
Asgardia's coat of arms symbolises the unity of all Asgardians on Earth and beyond. The golden circle at the base – the sun – is the center of our Solar system, the foundation for growth and prosperity of all Asgardians from all Earthly countries. Encircling it is the motto of Asgardia: One Humanity – One Unity. The coat of arms has a crown on top as a symbol of constitutional monarchy.
The words and music of Asgardia national anthem were written by the famous German composer Michael Klubertanz. The first line of lyrics – “Pale blue dot hanging in the sky” – was inspired by the famous picture of Earth that Voyager 1 took in 1990, reminding us of our fragility, and the fact that we only have this one planet to call home. The anthem was performed for the first time ever on 25 of July 2018 at the inauguration ceremony of Head of Nation in Vienna’s Hofburg Palace.
The flag of Asgardia symbolises the place of the First Space Nation in our solar system. The bright yellow circle in the center represents the sun, positioned against a dark blue backdrop — the sky. Nine yellow orbits symbolise the nine planets of our Solar System. Three white external orbits stand for humanity's infinite possibilities in space, discoveries yet to come, and Asgardia's role in this future.


Question: What was the Proximus Diamond Games 2002?

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The 2007 Proximus Diamond Games was a women's professional tennis tournament played on indoor hard courts at the Sportpaleis in Antwerp, Belgium that was part of the Tier II category of the 2006 WTA Tour. It was the sixth edition of the tournament and was held from 10 February until 18 February 2002. First-seeded Amélie Mauresmo won her third consecutive singles title at the event and earned $88,265 first-prize money. Kim Clijsters made an emotional farewell in front of her home crowd' she retired two tournaments later.


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Project Jonah is an environmental organisation that was established in 1974 in New Zealand. It specialises in the protection and conservation of marine mammals (whales, dolphins and seals).


Question: Describe all of the changes and news in Halifax this week. Respond in 24 sentences.

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This week I have to start out with a large thank you!
This week marked the 5th anniversary of Halifax ReTales. Everyone who supports this venture by reading, sharing, and contributing, I thank you.
Geebo will be opening their 3rd cell phone repair shop on Queen St in Halifax where Greenlyph/DowntownDigital where on the corner of Victoria.
The Trove is now open on Herring Cove Rd beside the Guardian Drug; this was formerly Zion’s Boutique on Williams Lake Rd. The store is filled with vintage items.
The Gap in Mic Mac closes this week.
Before we lament about the demise of Mic Mac, there is a bit of info I found out this week. It seems that the Target space is going to be converted into an Indigo and SportChek. This is very likely but at this point unconfirmed with an opening in Summer 2018.
RUMOURS I have heard, with Chapters moving to become Indigo the space Chapters is in is being converted into a restaurant, I have heard Milestone’s and Earls have both been talked too. Inside the mall, work is going to be done to all the first-floor escalators and there will be a reconfiguration. I hear the Starbucks will be shifting in centre court and eventually replaced by a full sit down cafe on the 2nd floor roughly where Ben Moss is. The food court which at one point I had heard was moving will stay where it is but get a makeover. Other stores around the mall will be shifting around and renovating as well.
Also at Mic Mac BCBGMAXAZRIA has said this week that it will be closing a significant amount of their stores worldwide. While exact stores haven’t been announced keep an eye on that one.
Dollarama in Park Lane is now open.
A&W and Pannizza will be opening in the airport before security.
American chain UBreakIFix has opened their cellphone repair shop in Bedford Commons.
Gangnam Barbeque is now open on Barrington just south of Morris in what was most recently Pars.
The lease plan for Park West Centre has been updated with the Canadian Tire gone the new plan show 4 new buildings (one I suspect is a mega Lawtons) Also in that plaza the former Brewdabakers is being renovated I hear it may be a brew pub or a private liquor store or maybe a combo of both.
Baba Ghanouj on Barrington is experimenting feeding the late night crowd and will stay open until 4 am on Friday and Saturday. They will be serving their full menu including all-day breakfast.


Question: Please provide a description of the German neighborhood in Bulgaria. Respond in 3 sentences.

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German ( ) is a neighborhood in central western Bulgaria, part of the Capital Sofia. It lies at the foot of the Lozen Mountains, at , 639 metres above sea level. As of 2007, it has a population of 2,197 and the mayor is Todor Vukov.


Question: Who is Jean-Pierre Jouyet? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Jean-Pierre Jouyet (born 13 February 1954) was the ambassador of France to the United Kingdom.


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Iran will respond to a proposed deal on its controversial nuclear programme by the middle of next week, it has told the UN's atomic energy agency.
Agency chief Mohammed ElBaradei said he hoped the answer would be "positive".
The UN watchdog had suggested exporting most of Iran's enriched uranium to Russia and France for further refining.
The proposal followed talks between the UN, Iran, France, Russia and the US. Friday was set as the deadline for a response from Tehran.
The draft deal, agreed by the US, France and Russia, was prompted by concern over Iran's nuclear programme.
"Iran informed the Director General today that it is considering the proposal in depth and in a favourable light, but needs time until the middle of next week to provide a response," the IAEA said in a statement.
Iran is giving extremely mixed messages over this important deal and has missed a deadline from the UN to give its verdict. Either Tehran is playing for time or there are genuine differences within the Iranian government.
At one stage Iranian state TV said Tehran could not accept a key part of the agreement, shipping the nuclear material out of the country.
Later Iran told the UN nuclear watchdog that it was considering the plan favourably but needed more time to respond.
If the deal does go forward it would provide some evidence that negotiations with Iran can bear fruit, if not then the wider talks process would face a bleak future and new sanctions would once again be on the agenda.
It said Mr ElBaradei hoped that Tehran's response "will equally be positive, since approval of this agreement will signal a new era of co-operation".
In Washington, State Department spokesman Ian Kelly said: "We hope that they will next week provide a positive response."
He added that "obviously we would have preferred to have a response today [Friday]. We approach this with a sense of urgency".
Under the proposal, Iran would get the fuel it needs for its research reactor in Tehran, but this would not be sufficiently enriched to make a bomb.
However, Iranian media earlier on Friday raised new conditions for the deal.
State TV said Iran would prefer to buy uranium for its research reactor, rather than send its own stock abroad for enrichment, as proposed.
It quoted a member of Iran's negotiating team as saying: "Iran is interested in buying fuel for the Tehran research reactor within the framework of a clear proposal... we are waiting for the other party's constructive and trust-building response".
Before the IAEA statement, France said Iran was not responding positively to the deal.
French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner said during a visit to Lebanon: "I cannot say that the situation regarding Iran is very positive.
"Now, meetings are being held in Vienna (the IAEA headquarters). But via the indications we are receiving, matters are not very positive."
Iran's rejection of the deal would come as a disappointment to the US, Russia and France, and it could make the wider negotiation with Iran much more difficult - and the threat of sanctions more likely, says the BBC's Bethany Bell in Vienna.
Russian nuclear industry insiders have told the BBC the proposed process would involve Iran sending its uranium to the IAEA, which would forward it to Russia for enriching.
The enriched uranium would then be returned to the IAEA and sent to France, which has the technology to add the "cell elements" needed for Iran's reactor, they said.
This process would enable Iran to obtain enough enriched uranium for its research reactor and for medical use, but the uranium would not be sufficiently enriched to produce a weapon.
Iran insists its nuclear programme is solely for peaceful purposes and that it has the right to enrich uranium.
It revealed in September that it was building a second uranium enrichment site, in the city of Qom - much to the anger of world leaders who said Iran was building it in secret.
IAEA inspectors plan to visit the site on 25 October.


Question: Describe the development and progress of Facebook's chatbot technology.

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And they "weren't good enough" to begin with, he adds.
Chatbots were oversold and not that great when they first launched earlier this year, Facebook Messenger VP David A. Marcus told Techrunch's Disrupt conference. "The problem was that it got really overhyped very, very quickly," he said. "And the basic qualities we provided at that time weren't good enough to replace traditional apps."
The problems, he added, are typical with the growing pains for any ecosystem. It didn't help that Facebook gave developers a very limited amount of time (just two weeks) to develop the first bots before they debuted at the F8 developer conference in April. "This is a long journey, and you have to start somewhere," said Marcus.
Despite that, Facebook is now satisfied with the way bots are progressing. 34,000 developers are now working on them, and the platform has over 30,000 bots total -- triple the number since July. To prove that they're getting better, he cited chatbots that let you pay, and others that can display web content directly on Messenger. Other successful bot categories include news bots, mapping and retail sales.
Facebook has developed a lot of AI tech to support the bots, including apps that can recognize objects and read books to learn more quickly. It has open-sourced not only the algorithms, but the hardware and servers that can do the intensive number-crunching required. If machine learning advances as fast as some experts believe (and fear), the bots should become very capable, very quickly.


Question: Explain how doctors are using viruses to fight acne.

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 Explain how doctors are using viruses to fight acne.

Sometimes it’s best to fight fire with fire, and that’s the approach doctors are taking against acne, that bane of adolescence, by sending in a relatively inert virus to fight the bacteria responsible for skin blemishes. These viruses are already embedded in pores deep inside the skin and have a natural ability to infect bacterial cells, turning them into virusmaking factories before causing the bacteria to self-destruct. It’s just a matter of boosting their numbers, which researchers say can be done with a topical cream that’s loaded with the viruses. Or they could simply slather the cream with the bacteria-killing agent that the viruses produce. Either way, it could mean welcome clear skin for teens.


Question: Have you heard about Reece Oxford signing a new contract with West Ham United?

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West Ham United are delighted to announce that highly-rated defender Reece Oxford has signed a new four-and-a-half-year contract with the east London Club.
Despite strong interest from some of the biggest teams in the country, Oxford was thrilled to pledge his long-term future to the Hammers.
Oxford is rated one of the best young talents in the English game and has already shown his potential when he became the second youngest-ever player in the Premier League last season.
The tall, ball-playing defender or midfielder made his competitive debut against Arsenal, aged just 16, and produced an outstanding display in a 2-0 victory at Emirates Stadium.
Manager Slaven Bilic has already shown that he is willing to give his youngsters a run in the team if they are good enough and Oxford says that played a major role in his decision to stay with the east London Club.
West Ham have been renowned for bringing through some of the best young talent in the country and Oxford says he would love to follow in the footsteps of former players such as Rio Ferdinand and Joe Cole and become a major star over the next few years.
Oxford said: “I am happy to have signed my new contract. There was a lot of speculation about my future but I am happy that it has been done and I can get back to football. I just want to kick on now.
“I have made my family proud and hopefully I have made the fans proud that I have signed a new contract. Hopefully I can get into the team and help them throughout the whole season.
“I have a good relationship with the gaffer and hopefully I can get a lot of game time here. I have seen some of the old players like Joe Cole and Rio Ferdinand and I want to follow in their footsteps.
Oxford, who is set to return to action soon after recovering from an ankle injury, joined West Ham when he was just 13 and quickly shone as a member of the Academy of Football.
He was named among the substitutes for the League Cup second-round defeat by Sheffield United on 27 August 2014, aged just 15.
The all-round defender, who strong in the tackle and in the air, as well as being comfortable bringing the ball out from the back, made his U18 debut for the Hammers in a Premier Academy League game at Norwich – even though he was still an U15 schoolboy.
Oxford continued to impress as he made his way up to the Development Squad and was thenhanded a call-up to the first-team in July 2015, when he became West Ham's youngest-ever player when he featured at the Boleyn Ground against Andorrans FC Lusitans in the Europa League.
Bilic was certainly impressed and shocked a number of people in the game when he named Oxford in the starting line-up for the opening game of the season at Arsenal, but the move paid off as the youngster kept Mesut Ozil at bay and showed he could be a major star in the top flight.
Oxford also started against Leicester and went on to make more appearances as a substitute, helping the Club record Premier League wins over Tottenham Hotspur and Everton.
He also managed to end last season with silverware by leading the Development Squad to a memorable win over Hull City in the U21 Premier League Cup.
To complete an amazing 2015/16, the teenager also won the Young Hammer of the Year award in recognition of a terrific breakthrough season.
And after playing for England at every level from U16s to U19s, Oxford now has set his sights on making his breakthrough into the senior squad.
“I have been representing England since the U16s and have been captain of the side. I have progressed through to the U19s and was then pushed up to the U20s last year when we got to the Euros last summer and reached the semi-finals.
“I want to push on again, and with the U20s and U21s being involved in major tournaments next summer I would love to be a part of either team. I just want to get playing again.


Question: Have you heard the news about Malay's new record label?

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Back in 2016, the producer James Ho (aka Malay), who is a close collaborator of Frank Ocean, announced that he was launching a new record label imprint under BMG. Malay has now released more details about the venture. The label is called Britannia Row Recordings, named after the famed recording studio founded by Pink Floyd.
Read “Producer Malay on Zayn’s Reinvention and What Frank Ocean’s Up To” on the Pitch.


Question: What is "The President Vanishes"?

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The President Vanishes (released in the United Kingdom as Strange Conspiracy) is a 1934 American political drama film directed by William A. Wellman and produced by Walter Wanger. Starring Edward Arnold and Arthur Byron, the film is an adaptation of Rex Stout's political novel of the same name.


Question: What is the School of Information Technology?

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The School of Information Technology is a four-year public high school in Paterson in Passaic County, New Jersey, United States, operated as part of the Paterson Public Schools. It is one of a number of academy programs serving students in ninth through twelfth grades based at the Eastside High School campus.


Question: What is Money in the Bank? Respond in 78 words.

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Money in the Bank is a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event, produced annually by WWE. It is named after the Money in the Bank ladder match, which previously only took place at WrestleMania. The Money in the Bank ladder match debuted at WrestleMania 21 in 2005. The Money in the Bank match would then be held at the next five WrestleMania events, after which the match concept was spun off on to its own pay-per-view beginning in 2010.


Question: Respond in 7 sentences. Have you been able to try out the new Java 9 feature, JShell?

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One great new feature of the upcoming Java 9 release is JShell, a Java REPL. Java is long overdue for an official REPL, so I was eager to try it out. I found this article to be a great starting point: Java 9 Early Access: A Hands-on Session with JShell – The Java REPL.
It’s easy to interact with the built in Java classes out of the box, but JShell becomes a lot more useful if you can interact with your existing application code. We use Bazel at Braintree, so I decided to add a Bazel target that would let me run my app code in JShell.
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Now, I can interactively play with app code in a REPL. Once Bazel adds support for Java 9, it will be even easier.


Question: Describe Peter Synnott's career in Gaelic football.

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Peter Synnott (born 26 May 1903) was an Irish Gaelic footballer. His championship career with the Dublin senior team lasted two seasons from 1932 until 1933.


Question: Explain how US financial assistance to the Palestinian Authority led to warnings from the Trump administration. Respond in 21 sentences.

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US President Donald Trump at the White House. Photo: Reuters / Kevin Lamarque.
Warnings from the Trump administration of a cut-off in American financial assistance to the Palestinian Authority serve notice on Palestinian leaders that Washington expects a fundamental shift in their approach to peace talks with Israel, experts and policy analysts said on Wednesday.
Trump’s tweet followed earlier comments by his ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, who told a press conference in New York that the US president “has basically said he doesn’t want to give any additional funding, or stop funding, until the Palestinians agree to come back to the negotiation table,” when asked about future US funding for the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA).
“I think what the president and Ambassador Haley are really saying is that the billions in American aid are a gift, not a right,” Elliott Abrams — who served as deputy assistant to the president and deputy national security adviser in the George W. Bush administration – told The Algemeiner.
“Palestinians ought to think about their words and conduct if they expect the gift to continue,” Abrams said.
A leading American critic of UNRWA’s role in perpetuating the conflict between the Palestinians and Israel said the Trump administration’s tougher approach reflected a sense of duty to the American taxpayer.
“The US has been a long time provider of aid to the Palestinian Authority, and in particular to UNRWA, with hardly any accountability or transparency of these monies,” Asaf Romirowsky — a fellow at the Middle East Forum and the author of a book on Palestinian refugee funding — told The Algemeiner.
“UNRWA has worked toward ensuring the conflict will never end through the perpetuation of refugee status for the Palestinians,” Romirowsky said.
Unlike other refugee populations, UNRWA enables Palestinians to transfer refugee status to their descendants — a population that has grown to nearly 6 million dependents. Critics argue that gives ordinary Palestinians no incentive to abandon the historical conflict with Israel.
“Holding the PA accountable is not only needed, but also a requirement for US taxpayers who have been funding this enterprise,” Romirowsky said.
The US is the PA’s largest international donor, providing over $700 million in indirect aid to the PA and to UNRWA in 2016. Trump’s warning of an aid cut on Wednesday comes on top of the passage last month by the US House of Representatives of the Taylor Force Act, which similarly confronts the PA with the prospect of an end to US aid as long as it pays generous monthly salaries and other benefits to the families of slain or convicted Palestinian terrorists.
Trump drew praise from a cabinet minister in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, but also warning from an ex-Israeli peace negotiator of the dangers in cutting off financial assistance to the Palestinians.
But opposition politician Tzipi Livni, an ex-peace negotiator, said “a responsible and serious (Israeli) government” should quietly tell Trump that it would be in Israel’s interest to prevent a “humanitarian crisis in Gaza” and to continue to fund Palestinian security forces cooperating with Israel.
Israel’s deputy minister for diplomacy, Michael Oren, praised Haley on Twitter for making clear that there would be material consequences to continued Palestinian intransigence.
In the past, every time the Palestinians refused to negotiate with Israel they were rewarded. But no more. Ambassador Haley warns no talks, no US funding for UNRWA. Finally, there will be a price for leaving the table.


Question: Respond in 35 sentences. What do you make of the current situation in the crypto markets?

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Today is the day. Out of all the meetups, conferences, and hearings that we’ve seen regarding the future of money over the last year, IMHO none are as critical as the decision expected from India’s supreme court today.
Like several other places in the world, the Indian government is now working hard to form their policy regarding bitcoin and cryptocurrencies but the banking sector has made it clear that they will do everything in their power to halt this.
When Prime Minister Modi made the move to remove 86% of the paper money in India on November 8th, 2016 he inadvertently handed a big win to the banking system and it seems they’re willing to do everything in their power to maintain the status quo.
The crypto ban imposed by the Reserve Bank of India earlier this month is a clear example of this effort. Let’s hope that the judicial system sees through this today and strikes down this policy, doing what is right for the wider public now and for future generations.
Please note: All data, figures & graphs are valid as of July 20th. All trading carries risk. Only risk capital you can afford to lose.
It was funny, but yesterday I was teaching a group of new eToro representatives about central banks and happened to use an example of what’s happening in the news.
The point I was making is that central banks are officially disconnected from politics but that politics do end up influencing their actions and vice versa.
In his testimony on Wednesday, Fed Chair Jerome Powell did his best not to take sides on the current trade dispute between the USA and China. However, when pressed, he did admit that the proposed sanctions of $200 billion on Chinese imports would have a negative impact on the economy.
This is similar to when Mark Carney, the Governor of the Bank of England, stated before the Brexit referendum that if the vote passes it would hurt the Pound. The statement doesn’t take sides, it simply states the view of someone who is in a good position to understand the economic impact.
So, it was a bit surprising that a few hours after our lesson, Donald Trump had a few remarks of his own about what he thinks the Fed should or shouldn’t be doing.
Though President Trump insists that he’s not trying to influence the Fed’s decision, the very fact that he stated his opinion will likely have an impact on policy, it certainly had an impact on the markets.
Here we can see the US Dollar falling at the time of the interview.
The price of gold also reacted to the administration’s new policy.
Well… maybe not a new policy. Trump did blast Yellen while on the campaign trail for raising interest rates but this is the first time that any US President has so publicly disputed central bank policy, at least not since Bush Senior & Greenspan.
Meanwhile, Trump is still under pressure for his performance with Putin in Helsinki and we’re watching that play out in the press and in Congress.
Stock markets remain mixed while all this sinks in.
There’s been a lot of excitement in the crypto markets over the last few days and everybody wants to know where this is going.
It’s still too early to say for certain. The chart of bitcoin is sending rather mixed signals. On the one hand, the downward trendline (yellow) that that has loomed over Bitcoin for the better part of this year has now been broken.
On the other hand, the current rally has stopped significantly short of breaking the strong line of resistance (dotted blue) that kept the price notably depressed in early June. A break above that could very well lead us to $10,000 (green line) but only a clean break above that would indicate a shift in the medium term trend.
One point that is giving a positive sign is the level of divergence between different digital assets. Here we can see a graph containing all the cryptos currently traded at eToro over the last few days.
We’ve noticed in the past that when the trend is down the cryptos tend to stick more closely together, whereas when things are moving up we tend to see more mixed results. The price action over the last 48 hours would certainly indicate the latter.
As always, tag me at the links below if you need anything at all. Wishing you a very pleasant weekend.


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 Describe the plans for the Sesame Street themed area at SeaWorld Orlando.

Announced in May 2017, Shamu’s Happy Harbor at SeaWorld Orlando is slated to receive a major overhaul and conversion to a Sesame Street themed land. That announcement stated the new land would be completed by Fall of 2022. Based on site plans and other documents obtained from a recent public filing, it appears work could begin much sooner – as early as this year or next.
The documents show the area in question encompasses the entirety of the current Shamu’s Happy Harbor. The first image below shows the proposed project area, and the second is a closer view from Google Maps.
Based on site plans, attractions that will be removed as part of the renovation include the large Net Climb structure, Water Works, and Fun Ship. The Seven Seas Railway, a children’s train ride, will be relocated from its current position and will feature a reconfigured track layout when it reopens.
Attractions slated to remain include Shamu Express, Flying Fiddler, Jazzy Jellies, Ocean Commotion, Sea Carousel, and Swishie Fishies. It’s highly likely each of these attractions will be rethemed and renamed to fit in with Sesame Street. Also staying put are the Baby Care, First Aid, and Restroom buildings on the east side of the area.
Along with the relocated railway, it appears at least one new children’s flat ride will be installed as part of the overhaul. Plans also appear to show a second attraction of some kind, possibly a play or interaction area between the new attraction and the railway.
Visible in the plans is the new pathway theming – meant to look like a real street, complete with crosswalks. With the removal of the main pathway outside of the current Happy Harbor area, all guest traffic will be directed through the new Sesame Street area.
Four new buildings will be constructed, including one that will be located on a plot currently behind the scenes on the southwest side of Shamu’s Happy Harbor, bordering the entrance road into SeaWorld’s parking lot from Central Florida Parkway. That structure will be the second largest of the four noted in the plans.
The largest building will be located on the north side of the area. The irregular shape of the structure suggests it could be themed to look like the buildings on Sesame Street.
Site plans do not specify the use of the buildings, which could house an attraction, show, or dining area. Part of the announcement in 2017 mentioned the possibility of a parade; it’s possible the new structure on the southwest corner of the project area will remain behind the scenes and be used for storage of parade elements.
The two smaller buildings will likely house concessions or other support services.
The overlay below shows the plans lined up with the current satellite image.
In the overlay image below, the new buildings are outlined in orange. The green circle is the new flat ride, the green rectangle is the relocated railway, and the the green arrow points to the possible play/interaction area.
Since no official announcement has been made, and plans can and do often change, the above information is unofficial and should be considered speculation only at this point. But based on these documents obtained from a government organization publication, it’s obvious plans for the new Sesame Street themed area have progressed well beyond the rough idea stage it was at when announced in May 2017. It’s unclear at this point if the entire area would close for the overhaul or if construction would be done in phases.
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Question: Respond in 11 sentences. Have you heard the news about ODU beating Virginia Tech?

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 Respond in 11 sentences. Have you heard the news about ODU beating Virginia Tech?

NORFOLK, Va. — The Old Dominion Monarchs have made program history by beating Virginia Tech in barn burning fashion 49 – 35, ending its victory in a sack to run out the time on the clock at Foreman Field.
The Monarchs matched 13th ranked Virginia Tech’s scoring ability down the stretch with the help of quarterback Blake LaRussa, who replaced ODU’s Steven Williams in the first half of the game, WTKR reported.
ODU outscored Virginia Tech in the fourth quarter 28 to 7, capping off its final scoring drive with a 40-yard touchdown run from Jeremy Cox with 1:34 left in the game.
ODU’s win gives the Monarchs its first against an Atlantic Coast Conference football team, as well as its first win against a Power Five conference team. It was Virginia Tech’s first time facing the Monarchs in Norfolk.
The Monarchs started the game in front of its biggest crowd at Foreman Field down 7-points to Virginia Tech, who scored on its second drive of the afternoon.
ODU would respond with a 14-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Blake LaRussa to J. Duhart. Both of them would find each other again before the end of the second quarter to tie the game.
LaRussa would tie the game at 21 apiece before Virginia Tech climbed to a 28 – 21 lead in the fourth.
The Monarch defense was a key factor though, with big stops late, getting the ball back to the ODU in a timely manner to allow the Monarchs to lead 42- 35 with five minutes to go in the fourth quarter.
The trip for Virginia Tech was its first to Old Dominion University.


Question: Provide information about Slovenia and its participation in the Eurovision Song Contest 2019. Respond in 2 sentences.

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 Provide information about Slovenia and its participation in the Eurovision Song Contest 2019. Respond in 2 sentences.

Slovenia participated in the Eurovision Song Contest 2019. Slovenian broadcaster Radiotelevizija Slovenija (RTV Slovenija) organized the national selection "EMA 2019" in order to select the Slovenian entry for the 2019 contest in Tel Aviv, Israel.


Question: Describe a campaign to support an issue related to the Middle East.

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 Describe a campaign to support an issue related to the Middle East.

Lebanese activists have held a campaign to sympathize with Iranian flood-hit people.
Americans have campaigned for Israel academic Boycott.
American activists have launched a campaign to support Iran and IRGC.
Palestine defender activists have launched Boycott Eurovision Israel 2019 campaign.
Activists of Inmids NGO in UK have launched a campaign to boycott Israeli dates.
British activists plan to hold an Iftar session to support Palestine.


Question: What happened to Aqib Talib after the Wes Welker hit?

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 What happened to Aqib Talib after the Wes Welker hit?

Published: Jan. 22, 2014 at 10:48 a.m.
Updated: Jan. 22, 2014 at 11:17 a.m.
The Wes Welker hit that knocked Patriots cornerback Aqib Talib out of Sunday's AFC title game was the final straw for New England's defense against Peyton Manning.
The Denver Broncos quarterback ripped through the Patriots secondary for 400 yards, ending New England's season in the process with Talib watching on from the sideline.
While coach Bill Belichick slammed Welker's handiwork as a "deliberate" hit and "one of the worst plays I've seen," Talib reportedly has escaped major injury.
Nick Underhill of MassLive.com wrote Tuesday that the cornerback suffered no structural damage to the knee and was "just banged up," according to a source.
That's the best news possible for Talib, who becomes a free agent in March. While a hip injury slowed him this season, he's easily New England's best cornerback and the team reportedly has some interest in re-signing him. A clean bill of health would make an extension far less complicated.


Question: What is happening in the cryptocurrency world right now?

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 What is happening in the cryptocurrency world right now?

While a lot of people are keeping a close eye on Bitcoin and Ethereum, other interesting things are taking place in the cryptocurrency world as well. Ethereum Classic has suddenly become the fourth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap. The currency successfully overtook New Economy Movement over the past 24 hours and is well underway to hit the $2bn market cap. The bigger question is where this sudden growth is coming from, which seems to be a bit unclear.
Alternative cryptocurrencies are usually known for their volatile price swings. The value per coin can go up or down significantly in a span of mere minutes, which skews the market cap numbers quite a bit. However, in the case of Ethereum Classic, there is a clear growth trend on the charts. Ever since April of 2017, Ethereum Classic has started to appreciate in value, which brings us to where we are today.
Anyone who held onto their ETC balance after the previous Ethereum hard fork will be quite pleased with the way things are going right now. One ETC is valued at $20.7, which is quite a lot of money for a currency that didn’t even exist that long ago. It is certainly possible the rise in the value of ETC and ETH is correlated, although both projects seemingly aim to pursue different end goals.
One thing working in Ethereum Classic’s favor is how trading platforms and exchanges are opening up ETC markets as of late. One of the latest companies to do so is HitBTC, which enabled ETC trading a day ago. More exchanges mean there is more liquidity. This does not always affect the price of a particular currency or token in a positive manner, though. Then again, it also shows there appears to be growing demand for Ethereum Classic, which could hint at positive things for the future.
The Ethereum Classic Twitter account also made an interesting comment a few days ago. The tweet mentions how more and more cryptocurrency ICOs will be coming to ETC. Moreover, there would be no bailouts for any ICO mishap taking place on the Ethereum Classic blockchain. This is a clear jab at the Ethereum hard fork to “bail out” investors of The DAO, which eventually resulted in the creation of Ethereum Classic as a separate ecosystem.
Then again, it has always been possible to run ICOs on the Ethereum Classic blockchain. The ETC ecosystem has the exact same technology as Ethereum, minus the hard fork, which caused quite a bit of controversy many months ago. Moreover, Barry Silbert has jumped on the Ethereum Classic train a while ago and continues to make ETC look appealing to mainstream investors. Rest assured the vast majority of ETC purchases are mere speculation, though, yet that does not have to be a bad thing.
Looking at the current markets, it is evident Korean traders have taken a liking to Ethereum Classic. We highlighted this in our “top cryptocurrencies in Korea” article a while ago. Both Bithumb and Coinone are clearly leading the trading volume charts right now, followed by Poloniex, CHBTC, and Korbit. It is quite surprising to only see one ETC/BTC trading pair in the top five right now, to say the least. It will be interesting to see where this market heads next, as anything can happen in the world of cryptocurrency right now.


Question: What is Agnippe echinuloides?

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 What is Agnippe echinuloides?

Agnippe echinuloides is a moth of the family Gelechiidae. It is found in Russia (southern Ural, Tuva, Chita Region) and Mongolia.


Question: What kind of fish are cardinalfishes? Respond briefly.

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 What kind of fish are cardinalfishes? Respond briefly.

The Apogoninae are the most species-rich and, of its shape, size, color and habitat, most diverse subfamily of cardinalfishes (Apogonidae). It can be found in coastal tropical and subtropical regions of the Indian Ocean, the eastern Pacific and the Atlantic, down to depths of 300 meters.


Question: Provide a brief explanation of Emmanuel Church.

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 Provide a brief explanation of Emmanuel Church.

Emmanuel Church is a historic Episcopal church located at Greenwood in Albemarle County, Virginia. Emmanuel Episcopal Church is a parish church in the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia.


Question: Please provide a brief biography of Luis Spazzapan.

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 Please provide a brief biography of Luis Spazzapan.

Luis Spazzapan, (, ) (Gradisca d'Isonzo, April 18, 1889 - Turin, 18 February 1958) was an Italian painter from the Slovene community in Italy, considered one of the most important postwar Italian exponents of Abstract Art.


Question: Describe a recent shooting incident.

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 Describe a recent shooting incident.

Umesh, 40, was rushed to a hospital by locals where he was declared brought dead.
An Ola cab driver was shot dead by unidentified men in south Delhi's Kotla Mubarakpur, police said on Sunday.
The incident took place on the intervening night of Saturday and Sunday when the driver Umesh's car apparently grazed a Honda City belonging to the accused.
A heated argument broke out between the driver and the four occupants of the car. One of the men then allegedly shot the driver in the abdomen. He also fired a shot in the air before fleeing.
Police said they are scanning CCTV footage to identify and arrest the accused.


Question: Request a free Traxxas catalog by mail.

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 Request a free Traxxas catalog by mail.

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