Question: Describe your thoughts on the upcoming iPhones.

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We predict the OLED model won’t support fingerprint recognition, reasons being: (1) the full-screen design doesn’t work with existing capacitive fingerprint recognition, and (2) the scan-through ability of the under-display fingerprint solution still has technical challenges, including: (i) requirement for a more complex panel pixel design; (ii) disappointing scan-through of OLED panel despite it being thinner than LCD panel; and (iii) weakened scan-through performance due to overlayered panel module. As the new OLED iPhone won’t support under-display fingerprint recognition, we now do not expect production ramp-up will be delayed again (we previously projected the ramp-up would be postponed to late October or later).
No Touch ID would be weird. If it’s true, then the 3D facial recognition has to be as good or better than Touch ID in every way, in all lighting conditions, or else it will be a severe regression.
Gurman is late again. Everything in his report was first reported by Kuo.
I don’t believe anything related to the new iPhones is still “in testing”. I’m sure they’re still finalizing the software, but the ship has sailed on which sensors the devices are going to have.
If it’s true that Apple is going to release three new iPhones, my bet is that they’re named the iPhone 7S, iPhone 7S Plus, and iPhone Pro. And I hope the iPhone Pro starts at $1500 or higher. I’d like to see what Apple can do in a phone with a higher price.


Question: Respond in 3 sentences. What is the original publication date of Freedom Pamphlets No. 1?

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First Published: Freedom Pamphlets No. 1., New Edition. 1920.


Question: Describe the story of John Garofalo and his Purple Heart medals.

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John Garofalo claimed to be the recipient of two Purple Heart medals.
Last week Fox News ran a story about a decorated Vietnam War Navy SEAL that had created a large presidential glass seal that he wanted to give the President. It was a seemingly heartwarming story about a veteran who was awarded “22 commendations” and wanted to show his support for the current president… except that it mostly all fake.
The Washington Post reports that 11 days after the story aired, Fox News had to retract the story because not only did the man, John Garofalo, never serve in the SEALs or Vietnam (he did serve in the Navy from 1963-67), he also never earned any special commendations for his service.
According to the Post, both the man’s family and the Navy SEALs contacted Fox to let them know the story was incorrect the day after it aired; however, it remained on the site. An official retraction was made Thursday on the station’s website.
“Unfortunately, all of Garofalo’s claims turned out to be untrue. The fact is that he did not serve in Vietnam. He was never a U.S. Navy SEAL. Even though he showed us medals, Garofalo was not awarded two Purple Hearts or any of the other nearly two dozen commendations he claimed to have received, except for the National Defense Service Medal,” reads the statement.
Garofalo is a glass artist, and has previously gifted seals to Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush.


Question: Have you heard about the case of Muhammad Lukman Mohamad in Malaysia?

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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Tuesday came to the defense of a man facing the death penalty for selling cannabis oil to patients, saying his sentence should be reviewed.
Muhammad Lukman Mohamad, a 29-year-old father of one, was convicted of trafficking in cannabis, a crime punishable by death in Malaysia. He was sentenced to death by hanging on Aug. 30 and has filed an appeal, his lawyer, Farhan Maaruf, told Reuters.
During the trial, Muhammad Lukman testified that he had only sold cannabis oil to help patients suffering from illnesses such as cancer and leukemia, Farhan said.
The case sparked a debate over the use of marijuana for medical purposes, with many, including some lawmakers, calling for amendments to the country’s harsh drug laws.
A Change.org petition, which urged the attorney-general to free Muhammad Lukman, has garnered nearly 45,000 signatures.
Asked about the case, Mahathir told reporters it should be reviewed.
“No, I think we should review that,” he was quoted as saying in a video recording of his comments seen by Reuters.
Nurul Izzah Anwar, a member of parliament from Mahathir’s coalition, said she would be writing a letter calling for the attorney-general to reconsider the conviction and penalty for Muhammad Lukman.
“From the reports, it looks to be a miscarriage of justice,” she said.
The attorney-general’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comments.
Malaysia, like other countries in Southeast Asia, imposes harsh penalties for drug offences. Last year, parliament voted to remove the death penalty as mandatory punishment for drug trafficking and leave it to the judges’ discretion instead.
Earlier this year, an Australian mother of three was sentenced to death for trafficking more than a kilogram of crystal methamphetamine into Malaysia.


Question: Describe EV Aicall Zeltweg. Respond in 4 sentences.

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EV Aicall Zeltweg is an ice hockey team in Zeltweg, Austria. They play in the Austrian National League, the second level of ice hockey in Austria.
The club was created as EV Zeltweg in 1950. In 2007, they changed their name to EV Aicall Zeltweg.


Question: Describe your comic and create an engaging slogan for it.

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I hope you followed the vote incentives those lat weeks! I will probably put a whole step-by-step sequence of the new illustration on the facebook fanpage sometime soon. Completed illustration will become a new vote incentive. Vote to see it! Replay is slowly climbing the topwebcomic list but it still needs a lot of love to reach the first page! I am counting on you!
Glorious things. Ain’t being an MC fun?
Jeez that guy needs to get over it.
So…. I’ve been noticing. The fashion police are strong in this dimension.
Not tidy, but obviously cute enough to get away with it.


Question: Describe the significance of Roy Hibbert joining the Los Angeles Lakers.

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Roy Hibbert and the Los Angeles Lakers need each other. One player, one team, both searching for a return to form. Five years ago, the Lakers won the franchise’s 16th NBA title. Since then, by way of their failed Dwight Howard–Steve Nash–Kobe Bryant superteam, they have slid into disrepair. Two years ago, Hibbert was the defensive anchor of an Indiana Pacers team that took the Miami Heat to seven games in the Eastern Conference finals. Since then, he’s been reduced to a shell of his former self. Hibbert served as the poster child for the Great Indiana Implosion of 2014-15, and he was told, in no uncertain terms, that he would be coming off the bench in the upcoming season if he stayed with the Pacers. He opted in, and he was promptly traded.
And it could be the best possible outcome, for Hibbert and for L.A.
The Lakers need all the help they can get, especially on defense. They ranked 29th in defensive efficiency last season after ranking 28th in 2013-14. That might be about to change, especially near the basket. If he does nothing else, Hibbert should improve the purple and gold’s rim protection.
The addition of Hibbert won’t turn the Lakers defense into the Iron Curtain overnight. At their recent peak, the Pacers were an amazing defensive unit, and Hibbert may have been the biggest reason for that, but he was by no means the only reason. He was supported by the kinds of tough, long, and willing perimeter defenders that made every pick-and-roll action a fight. Great rim protection begins on the perimeter, and Paul George, David West, George Hill, and even Lance Stephenson were basically the NBA Secret Service.
Looking at the 2015-16 Lakers roster, it’s hard to identify anyone other than Hibbert who will be a plus defender. Nick Young is not Paul George; Lou Williams is not George Hill; 37-year-old Kobe Bryant is not 27-year-old Kobe Bryant. By any measure, the Lakers were a defensive tire fire last season, especially in the paint. Their opponents scored 18.9 field goals per game within 5 feet of the basket, third most in the league. The Pacers allowed only 14.8 field goals per game inside of 5 feet, second fewest in the league.
For years now, Hibbert has been one of the league’s most effective “volume rim protectors.” Out of 40 NBA players who defended at least seven shots per game at the rim last season, Hibbert ranked fourth in opponent field goal percentage (42.6 percent) in those situations. Only Rudy Gobert, Serge Ibaka, and Andrew Bogut were more obstructive.
That’s a crucial upgrade for the Lakers, who largely relied on Jordan Hill for rim protection last season. Hill ranked 38th in this group while allowing opponents to convert 55.4 percent of those shots.
Hibbert’s offensive contributions have been more … enigmatic.
A player of Hibbert’s size should at least be an above-average scorer near the rim; he’s not, and his post moves remain way too raw for a veteran center making max money. His ability to shoot midrange jumpers is better than most people expect, but his mediocrity close to the basket remains the reddest of flags on his shot chart. It’s like he’s defending himself out there.
In a way, he is. Over the past two seasons, Hibbert’s confidence visibly deteriorated. As his former teammate David West said on his way out the door to San Antonio, “Roy wants to play, he knows he’s unpopular right now, but we talked and he’s going to be a professional. He’s always been a professional. He’s had his ups and downs but he’s always been a pro and been diligent about his work.” For a moment, Hibbert was the best at what he did, and what he did had value. But basketball moves pretty fast — and right now, it’s being played pretty small. The changes in the league and his shaky confidence have led him to Los Angeles, hoping for a Hollywood ending to his up-and-down career.


Question: Respond in 451 words. Describe what a memorial service at the Foundation looks like.

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The Foundation buried another of my friends today.
He wasn’t the first. And, knowing how this line of work goes, I doubt he will be the last.
I first met him when he was giving an orientation to a new batch of recruits. Most of the folks in the audience were young enough they could have been my kids – heck, he was years younger than I. Reminded me of a Staff Sergeant who served under me back, oh, must have been fifteen or twenty years ago. Solid as a rock, seen everything, the sort of fellow you want watching your back. My friend told us he’d been a Foundation agent for over a decade, working mostly in retrieval. His eyes made me believe him: you get eyes like his from seeing the worst the world has to offer, walking into hell, spitting in the face of the devil, and walking back.
We worked together on a few occasions after that. Not too often, since I was working mostly in intel and operations planning. We’d have drinks and trade stories after hours, mostly. He forgave me for being a REMF once he learned about what I’d been through back in Ukraine. And in Kashmir. And in [REDACTED].
The service was subdued. Empty casket – no surprise, considering the size of the explosion. The sweep-and-clear team never found a body, just a twisted bit of metal that used to be his dog-tags. Or so they say. Honestly, I’m skeptical; my friend’s been working for the Foundation for so many years now and come home so many times I’m not going to believe he’s dead until the DNA matches. They apparently didn’t find any of that, either.
The service was in the site's north amphitheater. I slipped away afterwards to visit the Memorial Wall. The Wall is actually an entire room, duplicated at all the large Sites. On three walls there is a star carved for every member of the Foundation who has died in the line of duty. A small, leather-bound book sits on a stand before the wall, listing the fallen in chronological order. Most of the names are blank, identities remaining secret even in death.
The remaining wall has small inlaid bronze valor medals for every such award given posthumously. Most of these are Distinguished Crosses or Foundation Stars. I looked; my friend’s award had already been added.
And For Outstanding Achievements and Services Rendered With Distinction Under Conditions of Grave Risk.
He Gave His Life That His Team Could Escape.
As expected, there was no name. Understandable; everyone at the Foundation knew their names might never be chronicled. But in the quiet, dimly lit marble room, they were remembered.


Question: Describe the changes in leadership at Gibson Brands.

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Gibson Brands announced today the appointment of a new CEO and leadership team. Taking the place of long-standing chief officer Henry Juszkiewicz, James "JC" Curleigh will serve as both CEO and president and comes to the company from the Levi Strauss & Co corporation.
Other appointments announced by Gibson today include Cesar Gueikian as CMO and Kim Mattoon as CFO. Christian Schmitz—who has been a member of the transition team since Gibson's bankruptcy earlier this year—is appointed as the new chief production officer. All of these new appointments will go into effect on November 1, 2018.
"As a musician, I have always treasured my Gibson guitars and I have the utmost respect for the iconic Gibson brand and those who choose to play Gibson guitars. I am very honored to play a leading role with this iconic brand."
In a press release on Gibson's website, Curleigh is quoted as saying: "As a musician, I have always treasured my Gibson guitars and I have the utmost respect for the iconic Gibson brand and those who choose to play Gibson guitars. ... Gibson has been a pioneer of craftsmanship and innovation in musical instruments and has been synonymous with shaping the sounds of generations and genres for more than 100 years. I am very honored to play a leading role with this iconic brand."
In this same release, Nat Zilkha, the incoming Chairman of Gibson's Board of Directors who represents the majority ownership group (KKR), said, "JC's track record speaks for itself – he's a rock star when it comes to understanding consumers and shaping a marketplace, working with retail partners and building world class brands. JC, Cesar, Kim and Christian bring new energy and vision to Gibson, fueled by authentic passion for the company and music."
As part of the restructuring deal that occurred as a result of the company's bankruptcy declaration, the new majority ownership announced its intention to bring in new leadership to replace Juszkiewicz, who had controlled the company since the mid-1980s.
Despite the financial hurdles of the past year, Gibson will emerge with a clean balance sheet under its new ownership and management team. Many in the guitar community have expressed hopes that these changes will bring a simplification of Gibson's product offerings and an end to expansion into other fields outside of the core guitar business. Based on some reports, it appears that this is Curleigh's intention in the short term. It remains to be seen what other changes will take place under this new management, but more information is likely to come out in the coming months.


Question: Describe an incident with Best Buy and their customer service.

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When Sophia Ellison went into Best Buy to have information transferred to her new Iphone from her old one, she broke two cardinal rules of mobile phone technical support.
1. Don't have your phone serviced at Best Buy.
2. Repeat Step 1 on any and all phones purchased during your lifetime.
Instead, Sophia went to the masters of "we're going to need to reformat your hard drive," aka The Geek Squad. An employee by the name of George not only agreed to transfer the information to her new phone, but also agreed to buy her old phone for $60 and delete all of the data off of her phone. Included in the data were pictures of herself that Sophia described as "racy" (fyi, that link goes to her quote, not the pictures you perv) and a video her 3 small children took of each other while they were naked and getting out of the shower.
In fact, George was kind enough to make the transaction incredibly hassle free by simply pulling the money out of his wallet and not giving her a store receipt.
Red Flag #1: You just handed over a phone with "racy" pictures of yourself to someone you had never met before.
Red Flag #2: Your kids may have been the ones that took a video of themselves naked, but you still had it saved on your phone...AND HANDED IT OVER TO SOMEONE YOU HAD NEVER MET BEFORE.
Red Flag #3: An employee at a big box retailer just made a personal transaction with you.
Red Flag #4: You actually trusted a complete stranger/someone from Best Buy to do what they said they would do.
As you can imagine, things go a bit off the rails from there: The next day, Sophia realized that her 900 (!) photos/videos were missing from her new phone. She called Best Buy in a panic, asking to speak to a manager about the missing data.
Best Buy responded by telling her that "management was not in that day" (translation: The manager didn't feel like talking on the phone), but that someone would call her back. That person ended up being her old friend George, who reassured Sophia that they would get her 452 pictures back.
Whether this error in counting was on the part of George/Best Buy or the customer (both parties are likely suspects), Sophia didn't hear from anyone anyone for days. Eventually George called, claiming he had burned her pictures onto a CD...and that she could come over to his house to pick them up.
Despite the many errors in judgement made by Sophia during this ordeal, George's part in this went from basic incompetence into the realm of extreme creepiness. Sophia finally made a good decision by immediately hanging up the phone and not taking George up on his personal service offer.
Instead, she went and found a lawyer who sounded like Dudley Do-Right and made a video explaining her situation...and inciting even more populist rage against the evil that is Best Buy "customer service."
When local news station WTOP alerted Best Buy to the this story, public relations director Paula Baldwin issued a statement apologizing for the incident and announcing that George has been fired for "making a personal transaction with a customer while on duty at the store" (because firing someone for incompetence at Best Buy would set for too high of a precedent).
As of the writing of this article, Sophia has still not received the pictures/video from her old phone. She has also hopefully learned (and helped make others aware) that one should be very wary when they trust their technology with The Geek Squad.
And make sure you're not alone in a room with them when they inevitably ask to "reformat your hard drive."


Question: Have you heard about the South Korean college students trying to dodge military service?

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SEOUL: Twelve inventive South Korean college students deliberately made themselves overweight to dodge mandatory military service, a branch of the armed forces in Seoul said Tuesday (Sep 11).
The students - all classical music majors at the same university in the capital - took protein powder and drank a large amount of juice on the day of their physical examination, the Military Manpower Administration said.
"The classmates shared tips on how to gain weight on an online chatroom," it said, adding they drank an especially large amount of juice containing aloe vera pulp - considered to stay in the body longer than other food.
Nearly every able-bodied South Korean man is required to enrol by age 28 in the military, for a minimum of 21 months.
Those deemed too overweight or underweight, or diagnosed with certain diseases or disabilities, are exempted and usually assigned to positions in places like courts or public libraries.
The 12 wily students were judged too overweight for conscription and were ordered to work for government services instead.
Two have already finished their public service, while four are currently doing it and six are waiting to be assigned to positions at state offices.
The military said it had used "digital forensic technology" to uncover the ruse, suggesting it may have seen messages from the chatroom used by the students.
Officials have sent the case to prosecutors who will decide whether to charge the group.
If the students are later found guilty, they will have to undergo the physical examination again - and may have to serve their time in the military after all, the army warned.
Attempts to dodge conscription are not uncommon, with efforts including deliberately dislocating arms or shoulders.
Celebrities are not exempted, although the government rewards Asian Games gold medals and Olympic medals of any colour with an exemption.
Tottenham Hotspur star footballer Son Heung-min recently avoided being called for military service by leading South Korea to a gold medal in the recent Asian Games in Jakarta.


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 What does the latest research tell us about alcohol consumption and its impacts on health?

Alcohol consumption at all levels can have damaging health implications, according to a report in The Lancet.
The research, which claims to be the most comprehensive of its kind, pours cold water on previous reports that said drinking in moderation could have health benefits.
The report's researchers have called for global medical guidance to be revised.
So much for a glass of wine a day for your health's sake — all alcohol consumption is bad for you, according to a damning report.
The global study, which claims to be the most comprehensive of its kind, pours cold water on previous reports that espouse the protective effects of alcohol under some conditions.
While researchers acknowledged that moderate drinking can protect against heart disease and diabetes, they said that the risks of cancer and other illnesses outweigh those benefits and have called for a change in medical guidance.
"The widely held view of the health benefits of alcohol needs revising," said the report published in The Lancet medical journal.
The majority of national guidelines suggest that one or two glasses of wine or beer per day are safe for an adult's health. However, the report's authors said, "Our results show that the safest level of drinking is none."
The study, which was carried out by researchers at the Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation in Seattle, looked at levels of alcohol use and its health effects on those between the ages of 15 and 95 in 195 countries between 1990 and 2016.
It found that alcohol led to 2.8 million deaths in 2016 and was the leading risk factor for premature mortality and disability among those ages 15 to 49, accounting for 10 percent of all deaths.
The greatest proportion of alcohol-related deaths among young people were from tuberculosis, road injuries and self-harm, the report found. Meanwhile, for those over age of 50, the biggest killer was cancer, particularly among women.
Current drinking habits pose "dire ramifications for future population health," the report's authors said, urging people to rethink their approach to drinking alcohol.
The study claims to go beyond prior research because of the range of factors considered, including insights from 592 studies and 28 million people worldwide.
It forms part of a wider Global Burden of Disease study, a research project based at the University of Washington that compiles data on the causes of illness and death in the world.


Question: What can you tell me about the recent reshuffle of governors in Egypt?

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Two weeks ahead of anticipated nationwide protests against the president, Egypt's Mohamed Morsi has issued a decree announcing a regional governors reshuffle.
The newly-appointed governors were sworn in on Monday at the presidential palace in Cairo.
Seven of the new governor appointees are members of the Muslim Brotherhood, while six others hail from a military or police background. The final three appointees do not appear to be politically affiliated.
The most controversial appointment is the new Governor of Luxor, Adel Asaad El-Khayat, a 52-year-old engineer and founding member of Al-Gamaa Al-Islamiya in Upper Egypt’s Sohag.
Khayat’s appointment stirred controversy due to the Islamist group’s role in the murder of at least 58 tourists and 4 Egyptians in the infamous Luxor massacre in 1997.
The incident was followed by years of crippled tourism and a crackdown on the formerly militant group.
El-Khayat was also detained without charge for a year following the assassination of late president Anwar El-Sadat by members of Al-Gamaa Al-Islamyia in 1981.
President Morsi, who hails from the Muslim Brotherhood, is often accused by the opposition of favoring his "people" in government appointments. Following the recent reshuffle – in which seven members of the Islamist group were appointed to governorships – 11 out of 27 governorates are now under Brotherhood control.
Governor of Beni Suef: Adel Abdel-Moneim Hassan, a leading member of the Muslim Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party and its supreme body.
The 63-year-old Islamist is also Dean of the Faculty of Science at Beni Sueif University.
Governor of Daqahliya: Sobhi Atteya Younis, a 52-year-old member of the Muslim Brotherhood and the group's spokesman in the Nile Delta Governorate.
Younis is a founding member of the Freedom and Justice Party and has been a professor of Archeology and History at Mansoura University since 2009.
Governor of Menoufiya: Ahmed Shaarawi Mohamed, a leading Muslim Brotherhood member and head of the group's Sisterhood division.
Abou El-Ezz is also a founder of the Brotherhood’s television channel, Masr 25.
Governor of Gharbiya: Ahmed El-Beili, a Muslim Brotherhood member who took part in the drafting Egypt’s post-revolution constitution.
El-Beili, who graduated with a bachelor's degree in pharmacy from Alexandria University in 1978, is also the tax committee chairman of the General Union of Pharmacists.
Governor of Beheira: Osama Ibrahim Suleiman, secretary general of the Freedom and Justice Party in El-Beheira since its founding in 2011.
Suleiman is both an engineer and a businessman.
Governor of Fayoum: Gaber Abdel-Salam Ibrahim, leading member of the Freedom and Justice Party.
Born in 1958, Ibrahim is the trustees chairman of the Namaa Foundation for Research and Development in Fayoum.
Governor of Red Sea: Tarek Mahdi, a 63-year-old major general and former member of the Supreme Council of Armed Forces (SCAF).
Mahdi headed the Radio and Television Union from February 2011 until August 2011, when he was appointed governor of Al-Wadi Al-Gadid by the then-ruling SCAF.
Governor of Marsa Matrouh: Badr Tantawi El-Ghandour, a major general who served as director of cyber warfare.
Governor of Port Said: Sameh Ahmed Qandil, a military general.
Governor of Aswan: Ismail Hassan Attiyet-Allah, a military general and former director of the Faculty of Air Defense.
Governor of Damietta: Tarek Fatah-Allah Khidr, a police general and member of liberal Ghad Al-Thawra party.
Governor of Alexandria: Maher Babers, governor of Beni Suef since last September.
Babers is the judge who headed the fact-finding commission investigating violence that took place on 8 and 9 April 2011 in Tahrir Square.
He also took part in the investigations of the 'Battle of the Camel' incident.
Governor of Ismailia: Hassan El-Hawi, an electrical engineer who is on the board of directors for the Canal Company For Electricity Distribution.
Governor of Qena: Salah Abdel-Meguid, a 52-year-old expert on environmental affairs. He is also a consultant to the German Friedrich-Ebert Foundation which promotes political awareness in the governorates.
The last gubernatorial reshuffle – which included ten governorates – occurred last September.


Question: What is Combs Lake? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Combs Lake is a small lake north-northeast of Bisby Lodge in Herkimer County, New York. It drains northeast via Combs Brook which flows into the South Branch Moose River.


Question: Describe the 1997 Chattanooga Mocs football team.

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The 1997 Chattanooga Mocs football team represented the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in the 1997 NCAA Division I-AA football season. The Mocs were led by fourth year head coach Buddy Green and played their home games at Finley Stadium. They are a member of the Southern Conference. They finished the season 7–4,4–4 in Southern Conference play to finish tied for 5th place.


Question: Respond in 49 sentences. Tell me about an inspiring story.

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A Harlow woman has changed her life of alcoholism and depression and become a qualified doctor.
Jo Barton, 32, who now lives in Sawbridgeworth, left school in Harlow at the age of 14 without any GCSE’s or qualifications to her name.
She then entered a “pit of depression” where she drank on a daily basis and descended into being a “nightmare teen”.
“We didn’t have my mum about as she was in the hospital being sectioned,” explained Jo.
“My teenage years are where it all went wrong really.
“I left school at 14, halfway through year 10, and I ended up skipping a lot and I wasn’t living at home.
“I got into alcohol at an early age – about 13 – and I was drinking every single day.
“I think I was probably depressed but I didn’t know it at the time.
Jo’s mum suffered with bipolar disorder, although these days she is coping much better with it.
Her dad had moved away from the area so she says she and her sister were often left to their own devices.
However, after years of depression and gaining a “reputation” in Harlow, she sought a clean break and new life.
As a result she started scouting around for any job she could find.
“I kept thinking I couldn’t do that for my mum and I was quite depressed in Harlow,” said Jo.
“I think I wanted to start a new life because I had a reputation – it was either that or staying depressed.
“I got my first job at 17 at a restaurant in Great Dunmow.
“It only lasted four weeks because I was a really bad waitress.
Despite the brief nature of her very first role, the restaurant job wasn’t all bad for Jo as she met her partner there, who she is still with 15 years later.
Without any qualifications, and a relatively empty CV, Jo explained that she eventually turned to looking at healthcare jobs.
The reason being was that they were advertised as not requiring any previous experience and soon she managed to land a job as a health care assistant at St Catherine’s Care Home in Broxbourne.
Furthermore, while working she could also train towards her National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) in care.
In her two years at the care home Jo managed to achieve her NVQ as well as getting key skills in English and maths.
Whilst at the care home Jo said her confidence grew but she soon started wanting more and set about finding a path into hospital care.
She managed to get a part time job on an x-ray ward at Princess Alexandra Hospital and landed a place on an access to nursing course at a college in Enfield, North London.
However, because of the financial constraints Jo ended up working for 60 hours a week as she tried to balance work with her studies.
“You don’t really get support in college and I just got on with it,” she explained.
“I had about one meal a day and that’s effectively how I survived.
“There were lots of times I wanted to quit but if I did that then I would have got nothing.
She added: “My final year was a very tough year for me.
“My mum had been well for a few years but she got taken off of tablets and she got sectioned again.
Despite the tough nature of her college years Jo managed to pass her exams but her graduation day was spoiled as her mum was unable to attend due to anxiety attacks.
After a surgeon at Princess Alexandra let her watch a number of surgeries Jo subsequently fell in love with medicine and focused on her next goal – becoming a doctor.
She found an access to medicine course but required maths and English GCSE’s so she had to do them via home learning.
Once she completed her two GCSE’s she was accepted onto the course and moved to Norwich.
She then applied for a university place to study medicine, but failed to be accepted.
Instead, she was accepted for a biomedicine course, but didn’t feel it suited her at all, so once again applied for a degree in medicine.
Jo was accepted onto a six-year degree at St George’s Hospital in London where she graduated from three years ago.
Now she is currently working in accident and emergency at Princess Alexandra hospital in Harlow, and she has already set her mind on her next task – to become a GP.
“I felt like I needed a better work life balance so I decided to apply for GP training.
Jo’s journey has not been without its struggles.
But regardless of that, she wants to use her personal journey as an inspiration to others.
“I just want people to know that if you come from nothing there are options if you are willing to put the effort in,” she said.
“It’s just staying focused and staying in education.
“It was a struggle and I am not going to tell anyone it is easy – I used to study for my exams on the Central Line!
“It’s the way that you think about it.
“Always, what was in my head was, if I don’t do this then it’s all gone and I am back to square one.
“If I had a normal life, and I went to school, I don’t know what I would be doing now,” she added.
“I kind of found medicine and I don’t think I would have found it if I had a normal life.
“I am quite good with depressed patients and that’s because of my past.
“I am not your average doctor, as I’m quite common, and I think that helps.


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

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


Question: Congrats to A.J. Greer for winning the Yanick Dupre Memorial Award!

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SAN ANTONIO (April 11, 2017) – The American Hockey League announced today that A.J. Greer of the San Antonio Rampage has been selected as the winner of the Yanick Dupre Memorial Award as the 2016-17 IOA/American Specialty AHL Man of the Year.
This award has been presented annually since 1998 to an AHL player for his outstanding contributions to his local community and charitable organizations. The Yanick Dupre Memorial Award winner is selected by the AHL and representatives from IOA and American Specialty from among 30 individual team Man of the Year honorees.
Having dedicated nearly his entire life to bringing goodwill to children’s hospitals, Greer has made raising awareness of childhood cancer a top priority in San Antonio this season. From scheduling weekly visits during off-days to providing game tickets and locker room tours, Greer has placed an emphasis on helping young cancer patients and their families. He shared that passion throughout the Rampage’s Face Off Against Kids Cancer initiative, going above and beyond the team’s usual efforts, and emceed a local St. Baldrick’s Foundation event that raised more than $88,000 for children’s cancer research.
“We are proud of the accomplishments that A.J. had on and off the ice,” said Rampage Head Coach Eric Veilleux. “He went above and beyond with the amount of time and dedication that he put into the San Antonio Community."
Greer actively participated in the Rampage’s Pink in the Rink event in support of breast cancer awareness, and has generously volunteered his time to assist the efforts of Spurs Sports & Entertainment’s nonprofit partner Silver & Black Give Back through the Team Up Challenge, providing funding for youth-led service projects that better the San Antonio community.
A 20-year-old rookie from Joliette, Que., Greer has also been one of the Rampage’s leaders on the ice in 2016-17, posting 15 goals and 23 assists for 38 points in 63 games. Greer, a second-round choice (39th overall) by Colorado in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft, also made his National Hockey League debut with the Avalanche this season and represented the Rampage at the 2017 AHL All-Star Classic.
The AHL’s annual Man of the Year award is named after the late Yanick Dupre, who passed away in 1997 at the age of 24 following a 16-month battle with leukemia. A second-round draft pick of the Philadelphia Flyers in 1991, Dupre played four seasons in the AHL with the Hershey Bears and was an AHL All-Star in 1995.
In operation since 1936, the American Hockey League continues to serve as the top development league for all 30 National Hockey League teams. Nearly 90 percent of all players competing in the NHL are AHL graduates, and through the years the American Hockey League has been home to more than 100 honored members of the Hockey Hall of Fame. The 2016-17 regular season ends Saturday, and then 16 clubs will continue to vie for the league’s coveted championship trophy when the 2017 Calder Cup Playoffs get underway next week.
The winner of the 2016-17 Louis A.R. Pieri Memorial Award (outstanding coach) will be announced Wednesday.
San Antonio begins its final three-game series of the season with the Texas Stars, on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. CT at the H-E-B Center at Cedar Park. All Rampage games can be heard on Ticket 760 and SARampage.com. Individual tickets are available and can be purchased by calling a Rampage representative at 210-444-5554 or online at SARampage.com. The 2016-17 season is presented by Wells Fargo.


Question: What's the relationship between Israel and Palau?

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Israel–Palau relations are the bilateral relations between the State of Israel and the Republic of Palau.


Question: Describe the AMCAP Upgrade of the HMAS Anzac.

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HMAS Anzac arrives at Henderson shipyard for the AMCAP upgrade. Credit: BAE Systems.
The Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN) lead Anzac-class frigate HMAS Anzac is set to undergo a Mid Life Capability Assurance Program (AMCAP) upgrade at BAE Systems Australia’s Henderson shipyard.
HMAS Anzac will join its sister warships HMAS Perth and HMAS Arunta as part of the AMCAP upgrade project.
The Anzac-class fleet upgrade is being undertaken by the Warship Asset Management Agreement (WAMA) Alliance to retain the vessels in service with the navy until they are replaced by the RAN’s Hunter-class frigates.
Under the AMCAP upgrade, HMAS Anzac will be integrated with modernised ventilation systems, new sewage systems, and improved diesel engines that would help increase the vessel’s power and efficiency.
The frigate will also undergo a replacement of the air search radar capability with the Australian CEA L-Band radar, along with the replacement of the full communications suite on the vessel.
HMAS Arunta will be undocked by the end of the year after more than 12 months out of service.
It will then set sail to carry out sea trials before its planned return to service, which is slated for next year.
The remaining seven Anzac-class frigates are scheduled to be back in service with the Australian Navy by 2023.
Australian company CEA Technologies has been selected to develop and deliver the new Air Search Radar System that would complement the vessel’s existing anti-ship missile defence system.


Question: Describe the hybrid real-time rendering pipeline presented at Digital Dragons 2018.

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This talk provides additional details around the hybrid real-time rendering pipeline we developed at SEED for Project PICA PICA.
At Digital Dragons 2018, we presented how leveraging Microsoft's DirectX Raytracing enables intuitive implementations of advanced lighting effects, including soft shadows, reflections, refractions, and global illumination.
We also dove into the unique challenges posed by each of those domains, discussed the tradeoffs, and evaluated where raytracing fits in the spectrum of solutions.


Question: Explain the post-launch activities of the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft and describe its nominal trajectory.

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Animation showing the nominal trajectory of OSIRIS-REx from launch through Bennu encounter.
Outbound Cruise began soon after the spacecraft separated from the Atlas V launch vehicle as planned. The spacecraft post-separation activities were all nominal and the spacecraft quickly transitioned to the “Outbound Cruise” operating mode. I studied the separation video quite a bit and noticed what appeared to be a plume originating from the lower portion of the spacecraft. After talking with the spacecraft engineers, we realized that the out-gassing was the result of the initialization of the propulsion system. This out-gassing was also evident in the DSN tracking data since we could see small forces slightly changing the spacecraft trajectory.
Video from the Atlas V DAVIS camera system. The view is from the Centaur upper stage and captures the deployment of the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft.
After launch-vehicle separation, the spacecraft was placed into the “Sun point” attitude (+X spacecraft axis toward the sun) with the solar arrays off-pointed from the sun by 45 degrees. This attitude ensures that the spacecraft will collect sufficient power to remain power positive at all times while keeping the other components from experiencing direct solar heating.
The “Sun Point” attitude of the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft during Outbound Cruise Phase. The spacecraft coordinate system is indicated in the bottom right.
The propulsion system has been performing well. Momentum dumps using the Attitude Control System (ACS) thrusters are occurring as planned. During these maneuvers, reaction wheel momentum is unloaded by firing the ACS thrusters. Reaction wheels are flywheels that use electric motors to change their rotation speed. As the wheels rotate, the spacecraft counter-rotates as a result of the conservation of angular momentum. Wheel speeds are generally maintained below 3000 RPM which requires desaturation of the built-up angular momentum approximately once every seven days.
We also executed our first Trajectory Correction Maneuver (TCM-1) using the TCM thrusters. This maneuver was placed into the mission plan to clean up any errors introduced by the Atlas V launch vehicle. However, since the Atlas V performance was nearly perfect, we re-designed TCM-1 as a minimal engineering burn, just to check out the TCM thruster performance. Our first major maneuver using the spacecraft main engines is Deep Space Maneuver #1 (DSM-1), which will be executed on December 28th, 2016. The preliminary design cycle for this maneuver has begun, with a DSM-1 Readiness Review planned for December 1st.
Orbit diagrams for the OSIRIS-REx Outbound Cruise. The diagram on the left shows the whole trajectory. The zoomed-in diagram on the right on the right shows the trajectory flown to date with each maneuver indicated.
As part of checking out the flight system, we turned on all of the science instruments and ran them through some basic functional check outs. I am happy to report that OCAMS, OVIRS, OTES, OLA, and REXIS all completed post-launch aliveness checkouts with no major issues. OCAMS is investigating stray light effects which appear to be due to sunlight reflecting off PolyCam and OTES protruding from the +Z deck. We don’t expect this stray light to be an issue in operations but we are building a detailed optical model of the science deck and planning a follow-on characterization campaign later in Outbound Cruise. This model will allow us to maximize the science value of our imaging campaigns and ensure that stray light does not degrade our science data.
Movie showing the images from MapCam zooming into PolyCam during the OCAMS checkout in Outbound Cruise.
We also switched on the Touch and Go Camera System (TAGCAMS) and successfully acquired 19 images of star fields and spacecraft hardware. TAGCAMS is not part of the science payload; it is considered a component of the spacecraft Guidance, Navigation, and Control system. The purpose of TAGCAMS is to provide imagery during the mission to facilitate navigation to the target asteroid, acquisition of the asteroid sample and confirmation of asteroid sample stowage. The cameras were designed and built by Malin Space Science Systems (MSSS) based on requirements developed by Lockheed Martin and the OSIRIS-REx project.
The StowCam views the Sample Return Capsule in flight. This view will be critical as we stow the TAGSAM head with the collected Bennu sample for Earth return.
We still have many activities planned for Outbound Cruise. We will perform a thorough instrument calibration campaign at Launch + 6 months. We are busy planning for an extensive instrument check out and characterization during the Earth Gravity Assist in September 2017. We also have some tricks up our sleeves, with a science observing campaign planned for February 2017. Stay tuned for more details about this exciting activity in future blog posts.
Overall, the launch and early checkout of the OSIRIS-REx flight system has gone flawlessly. We have an amazing spacecraft and an extremely talented operations team. There is a lot of work to do to get ready for the encounter with Bennu in August 2018. However, we have the right equipment and the right team to get this job done successfully. With sample acquisition nominally scheduled for July 2020, OSIRIS-REx promises to be a highlight of planetary exploration over the next four years.
I presume the momentum dumps are in response to solar radiation torque?
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Welcome to the All-Brazil Asteroid Search Campaign, All-Venezuela Asteroid Search Campaign, Haus der Astronomie Asteroid Search Campaign, CHOU Asteroid Search Campaign, TA! Asteroid Search Campaign, and International Asteroid Search Campaign, which are now underway!
Can’t wait to see what comes back from the asteroid!


Question: Respond in detail. Describe the court proceedings involving a sovereign citizen charged with mortgage fraud.

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This Georgia judge had heard just about enough nonsense from a “sovereign citizen” charged in a scheme to steal a house.
Rockdale County Superior Court Judge David Irwin repeatedly advised Akeem Kwame – a self-described “Moorish national” charged with mortgage fraud for falsely claiming ownership of a house in Conyers, Ga. – to get a lawyer or accept a public defender.
And Kwame repeatedly rejected that advice. It was time for trial.
Sovereign citizens are not given to straight answers. They believe they are not subject to government or law enforcement authority, and typically rely on convoluted, often incomprehensible pseudo-legal gobbledygook to assert their immunity. Moorish nationals are sovereigns who claim to be members of an indigenous black tribe independent of U.S. jurisdiction.
“Judge, I conditionally accept your offer to continue this once I am presented with the documentation so I can inspect any accusatory original instruments for my inspection,” replied Kwame, 48, also known as Gregory Ross of Covington, Ga.
Annoyed by Kwame’s non-answer, Irwin tossed the suspect – who had been free on bond pending trial – into a holding cell to ponder his options. A few hours later, the judge offered Kwame one last chance to request an attorney – and made clear he’d had it with the legal shenanigans.
After a few more minutes of this, an exasperated Irwin finally ordered Kwame taken to jail and canceled the trial until the state could do a psychological evaluation.


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It seems like a 20% gap between appraisal value and list price is substantial. I wonder if the county is systematically under estimating values (and as a result charging too little in property tax) or if this reflects investments in the home prior to listing. Probably some of both.
A number is a concept that arises from the result to have things that are an aggregate or a generalization of this concept.
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Lasson is a former commune in the Calvados department in the Normandy region in northwestern France. On 1 January 2016, it was merged into the commune of Rots.


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The Grammy Award for Best American Roots Song is a new award category at the annual Grammy Awards, a ceremony that was established in 1958 and originally called the Gramophone Awards, to recording artists for quality songs in the American Roots Music genres such as blues, bluegrass, folk, Americana and regional roots music. Honors in several categories are presented at the ceremony annually by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences of the United States to "honor artistic achievement, technical proficiency and overall excellence in the recording industry, without regard to album sales or chart position".


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Extra innings is the extension of a baseball or softball game in order to break a tie.
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Question: Provide a description of Hildegunn Gjertrud Hovdenak. Respond in 2 sentences.

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Hildegunn Gjertrud Hovdenak (born 11 August 1985) is a Norwegian professional racing cyclist. She won the Norwegian National Road Race Championship in 2012.


Question: What does the new North Carolina sales tax mean for consumers?

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The N.C. Retail Merchants Association says the directive levels the playing field between main street retailers and remote sellers.
“The North Carolina Retail Merchants Association commends the North Carolina Department of Revenue for their quick response in moving forward to require online retailers to collect and remit sales tax,” president and general counsel Andy Ellen said in a statement.
In June, the U.S. Supreme Court in a 5-4 decision overturned the 1992 ruling and upheld a South Dakota law that required sellers to collect a 4.5 percent sales tax if they had more than $100,000 in annual sales or more than 200 transactions.
The states have been waiting for Congress or the Supreme Court to resolve a dispute that has become more pressing with the growth of online shopping. After the court took action in June, it wasn’t clear whether Congress or the states would take the next step to begin collecting the taxes.
Penny said in a statement released on Wednesday that he was issuing the directive under the authority of a state statute that allows the revenue secretary to interpret North Carolina sales and use tax laws.
Penny’s directive mirrors legislation that has been on hold in the General Assembly since last year. It requires sales tax from out-of-state sellers that have gross sales from the state in excess of $100,000 or having 200 or more separate transactions in the state in the previous or current calendar year.
Consumers who bought goods from out-of-state companies that did not collect sales tax were required to declare the purchase on their income tax forms, but that has been an inconsistent practice.
Now, large merchants will be required to collect those taxes and pay them to the state, which means companies will more than likely pass that tax onto consumers.
In 2014, Amazon said it would pay sales tax in North Carolina. That was before it set up distribution centers here. The company has been paying the state voluntarily; this makes it mandatory for direct purchases.
Many third-party sellers on Amazon Marketplace don’t charge sales tax. They will have to start if they meet those thresholds.
Many online shoppers don't pay a state sales tax. That's going to change.


Question: Describe the Abdullah Hukum station. Respond in 3 sentences.

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Abdullah Hukum station is an integrated rapid transit station in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, served by both the LRT Kelana Jaya Line and the KTM Komuter Port Klang Line.
The station consists of the elevated LRT station was opened first on 1 September 1998, together with a ground level KTM Komuter station which was constructed later as part of the KL Eco City development and physically integrated with the LRT station. The KTM Komuter station began operations on 28 October 2018.


Question: Hi, I'm interested in learning more about planetary science and astronomy. Respond in 26 sentences.

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Want to take an Introductory Planetary Science and Astronomy class at your leisure with the Planetary Society's Director of Science and Technology, Dr. Bruce Betts? He is teaching the virtual college class at California State University Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) spring semester 2017-- Physics 195: Introduction to Planetary Science and Astronomy.
The course begins Tuesday, January 24, 2017 with weekly classes running from 3:00-4:30pm Pacific Time. You can watch each class live on CSUDH DHTV and Ustream or view archived classes that will be posted to this page shortly after their live presentations.
Bruce Betts, Director of Science and Technology, The Planetary Society.
Dr. Betts guides you through the solar system and universe in a class heavy on imagery and fun, and light on math, while still giving you a strong introduction to what we know and how we learn more. Below, you can find class resources as well as links to an archive of the class.
To receive a Certificate of Achievement for watching the 2017 Bruce Betts Introduction to Planetary Science and Astronomy class (Physics 195 at California State University Dominguez Hills), a Random Space Fact (RSF) is given in each class designed to be “the” RSF that users will have to recognize later to get the certificate.
You can view the archived versions of each 2017 class along with descriptions of what is covered in each class below. You can also access the archive of all of the Spring 2016 version of the same course and the archives for the Spring 2015, Spring 2014, Spring 2013 and Spring 2012 courses.
Lecture 6 of Dr. Bruce Betts' 2017 online Introductory Planetary Science and Astronomy course covers Venus (characteristics, geologic evolution, exploration, surface landers, exploration), and Mars (characteristics, many types of geologic features, poles, exploration spacecraft). Recorded at California State University Dominguez Hills.
Lecture 7 of Dr. Bruce Betts' 2017 online Introductory Planetary Science and Astronomy course covers asteroids and the near Earth asteroid threat to Earth (including statistics, past impacts, and information on the Chelyabinsk fireball). Recorded at California State University Dominguez Hills.
Lecture 9 of Dr. Bruce Betts' 2017 online Introductory Planetary Science and Astronomy course covers the Saturnian System including atmosphere, interior, rings, and moons and introduces the Uranian system. Recorded at California State University Dominguez Hills.
Lecture 10 of Dr. Bruce Betts' 2017 online Introductory Planetary Science and Astronomy course covers the Neptune System, Transneptunian Objects (TNOs) including the Pluto System and Kuiper Belt Objects, and also covers the solar wind, aurorae, and the heliosphere. Recorded at California State University Dominguez Hills.
Lecture 12 of Dr. Bruce Betts' 2017 online Introductory Planetary Science and Astronomy course covers exoplanets (planets around other stars) including discovery techniques, current knowledge and characteristics, and multi-planet systems. Lecture 12 also covers the Sun and solar physics. Recorded at California State University Dominguez Hills.
Lecture 13 of Dr. Bruce Betts' 2017 online Introductory Planetary Science and Astronomy course continues exploring the Sun (physical characteristics, zones, solar cycle, sunspots, flares, coronal mass ejections, fusion, etc.) and covers stars and stellar evolution (star types and colors, evolution, HR Diagrams, birth and death phases, white dwarfs, neutron stars, black holes). Recorded at California State University Dominguez Hills.
Lecture 14 of Dr. Bruce Betts' 2017 online Introductory Planetary Science and Astronomy course covers galaxies (our place in the Milky Way, types of galaxies, Hubble Deep Field), the Universe (determining distances, expansion of the universe, Big Bang theory and evolution of the universe, WMAP and Planck results, dark matter, dark energy, neutrinos), and life in the universe (Earth life requirements, astrobiology, SETI). Recorded at California State University Dominguez Hills.


Question: What kind of frog is an Ecnomiohyla phantasmagoria? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Ecnomiohyla phantasmagoria is a species of frog in the family Hylidae.