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Biker Boyz is a 2003 American film about a group of underground motorcycle drag racers. It features an ensemble cast including Laurence Fishburne, Derek Luke, Meagan Good, Djimon Hounsou, Brendan Fehr, Rick Gonzalez, Larenz Tate, Terrence Howard, Orlando Jones, Salli Richardson, and Kid Rock and is written and directed by Reggie Rock Bythewood. It also features Lisa Bonet, and Vanessa Bell Calloway.


Question: What is Seedless Clothing? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Seedless Clothing is a clothing brand based in Ocean Beach, San Diego, southern California.


Question: Respond in 7 sentences. Hey, tell me about Zakaria Ariffin.

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Zakaria Ariffin (born 22 July 1952) is a Malaysian playwright, theater director and educator.
Ariffin was born at Kuantan, where he graduated from high school. In 1974, he entered the Pedagogical College of Sultan Idris in Tanjung Malim, but only studied there for five months. During that time, however, he was acquainted with the playwright Noordin Hassan, who liked how he staged his play "The Door". On the advice of the master in 1975, he entered the Faculty of Performing Arts at the University of Science in Penang. His teachers were well-known theater-makers and directors Kala Devata (Mustafa Kamil Yasin), Ghulam Sarwar, Gus Nasaruddin, Krishen Jeet, Zainal Latif. At the same time, he took an active part in Penang's theatrical group Angkatan Sasaran both as an actor and as a stage director, began writing and staging his plays ("Penunggu Warisan", 1977).


Question: What are the details about Johnny Manziel playing in the Spring League?

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Former Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel will participate in the developmental Spring League this year as part of his attempt to return to the NFL.
The Spring League announced Wednesday that Manziel has signed a deal to play in the Elite D-League, which runs in Austin, Texas, from March 28 through April 15.
"We believe our platform is the ideal forum for Mr. Manziel to enact his NFL comeback," league CEO Brian Woods said in a statement.
Manziel, who told ABC News on Monday that he has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, acknowledged in a statement that he has "made my share of mistakes" but said he is thankful for the opportunity to play in the Spring League.
"Football has been a huge part of my life for as long as I can remember. Sometimes you take for granted how much you value something until it's gone. My goal is to make it back to the NFL and I realize I have to earn that privilege," Manziel said. "The Spring League has provided me with a great opportunity to play ball again, and ultimately, that is all I want to do. I miss the competition."
The Spring League consists of four teams competing in two doubleheaders, which will be played in April. According the league's website, 10 NFL teams attended games in 2017 and 22 NFL teams requested game film from last year.
Manziel last played in the NFL in 2015 with the Cleveland Browns, who selected him 22nd overall in the 2014 draft. As a Texas A&M freshman, Manziel won the Heisman Trophy in 2012.


Question: Describe the area of Thazhe Chovva and Mele Chovva in Kannur, India. Respond in 2 sentences.

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Kannur South or Chovva or Thottada is a residential suburb in Kannur District of Kerala, India, which mainly consists of two areas - Thazhe Chovva and Mele Chovva. The National Highway 17 runs through both Thazhechovva and Melechovva.


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. What is Chah-e Jangal Bani?

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Chah-e Jangal Bani (, also Romanized as Chāh-e Jangal Bānī) is a village in Shusef Rural District, Shusef District, Nehbandan County, South Khorasan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 128, in 26 families.


Question: Respond briefly. What is Karadžićevo?

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Karadžićevo () is a village in Croatia, municipality Markušica, Vukovar-Srijem County.


Question: Provide information about the 1949 Atlantic hurricane season.

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The 1949 Atlantic hurricane season was the last season that tropical cyclones were not publicly labeled by the United States Weather Bureau. It officially began on June 15, and lasted until November 15. These dates conventionally delimit the period of each year when most tropical cyclones form in the Atlantic basin. The first storm, Hurricane One, developed north of the Lesser Antilles on August 21. The final system, Tropical Storm Sixteen, dissipated in the southwestern Caribbean Sea on November 5. It was a fairly active season, featuring 16 tropical storms and seven hurricanes. Two of these strengthened into major hurricanes, which are Category 3 or higher on the Saffir–Simpson hurricane wind scale.


Question: Respond in 6 sentences. Explain the meaning of the Greek term "Zoodochos"

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Zoodochos is a Greek term meaning "life-receiving". It refers to an attribute of the tomb of Christ, known as the Zoodochos Taphos in the Eastern Orthodox Church. The tomb of Christ is considered a symbol of the Resurrection in Eastern Christianity. The title zoodochos is occasionally applied to the Theotokos since church tradition teaches that she received the Life of Christ in her womb. The Church of St. Mary of the Spring in Istanbul is named "Zoödochos Pege" ("Life-giving Spring") and is dedicated to the Virgin.
The shrine and monastery of Zoodochos Pigi in eastern Greece is named after the tomb of Jesus.


Question: Respond in detail. What can you tell me about MasterpieceVR?

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What’s better than making art with friends?
As you might guess from checking out our annual art show or watching Art Attack, our mixed reality series produced with Soul Pancake, we at VRScout are big believers in the possibilities for art and content creation in VR.
Over the past year, MasterpieceVR has emerged as one of the most robust art creation toolsets and artist communities in the world, with appearances at the Magik Gallery debut exhibition, Art of VR, and AWE. Today, the company launched its premium edition, sporting a host of features that augment the consumer edition—including a few big “firsts” for the VR industry.
MPVR was the first art creation tool to feature collaborative functionality, allowing two users to sculpt at once. Now, you can make it a party; four artists can paint and sculpt together simultaneously. That means that you and your friends—regardless of where they are in the world—can make 3D content together in realtime.
And the hangout isn’t just limited to creators. If you’re mostly interested in the social aspect or learning from professionals, you can hop into spectator mode—where up to twenty people can watch at a time.
For creators who want to broaden their reach beyond VR, they can push broadcasts across major social media channels like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitch—opening up new possibilities for engaging with fans, friends, and family.
MPVR is also the first tool to support volumetric sculpting and ribbon painting, letting creators build with an unprecedented degree of creative freedom.
With functionality on HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, and Windows headsets launching later this year, MasterpieceVR is designed to be used by enthusiasts and creative professionals alike. It fits with established 2D workflows, so 3D modelers, designers, illustrators, and traditional artists can integrate their creations into pre-existing pipelines using standard formats like OBJ and FBX.
And when you’ve put the finishing touches on your masterpiece, export it into the world with 3D-printing capabilities.
In launching its premium edition, MasterpieceVR has catapulted to the forefront of immersive art creation. Now get to building—and don’t forget to send your creations our way!


Question: Describe the Icland river. Respond in 3 sentences.

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The Icland is a right tributary of the river Lechința in Romania. It flows into the Lechința in Iclănzel. Its length is and its basin size is .


Question: How can teachers maintain momentum during the months leading up to summer vacation?

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 How can teachers maintain momentum during the months leading up to summer vacation?

In most districts, the countdown to summer vacation has begun. This is the time of year when student misbehavior tends to peak as they anticipate less severe consequences due to your fatigue. Here are some tips to maintain student momentum during this time of year.
Begin Experimenting: Remember those cool ideas that you saw on someone's blog or learned about at a PD session, but were reluctant to try due to competing instructional priorities? Now is the perfect time to try those things. This time of year is less stressful and changing things up a bit will keep the students on their toes.
Read Something Fun: Regardless of which subject you teach, you can further engage your students through fun and interesting text selections. It can be a play, folktale or news story about a gross scientific discovery.
Write Something Fun: If you're not able to find fun and interesting text selections, perhaps you can have your students create some. Why not send the students home with a class-produced newspaper that highlights all of this year's activities? Maybe the students can write and perform a play about a historical or scientific event.
Keep Teaching: My students know that instruction will take place in my room regardless of which date the calendar claims it is. Avoid the temptation to be that teacher that shows movies all day (out of an academic context) just because it's the end of the year.
Check Your Expectations: Students adjust their behavior to our expectations. Beginning a class by stating, "Hey, I know you don't want to be here, I don't either, but...." sends the clear message that you do not expect the class to go well. In return, the students will not give you their best effort or any effort at all. Make sure that you maintain your expectations during this trying time, even if deep down, you're really not feeling it.
I especially like the second to last one....keep teaching. So long as the school doors are open, it is our duty to teach. We usually play board games (of educational value) in ESL class and most kids thank me for not playing a movie. Have a great summer!
I agree with you about the movies. Most years, the students will confess that they are tired of watching movies all day. Enjoy your summer!


Question: Describe the 1998 German Federal Election. Respond in 2 sentences.

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Federal elections were held in Germany on 27 September 1998 to elect the members of the 14th Bundestag. The Social Democratic Party emerged as the largest faction in parliament, with its leader Gerhard Schröder becoming Chancellor.


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. Describe the first schoolhouse in Olympia, Washington.

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The first schoolhouse in Olympia, Washington was built in 1852. According to an 1853 newspaper, it was one of three schools north of Cowlitz Landing, Washington (i.e. in Washington Territory), and the only public school of the three. Its foundation preceded public schools in other early Puget Sound region settlements; Steilacoom, the state's first town to incorporate, was taught out of a living room when the state's first school district was created there in 1854, and the landing of the Denny Party in Alki (Seattle) was less than one year prior.


Question: Respond in 22 sentences. Describe Hope Osgood's response to her letter to Maine Governor LePage about net neutrality.

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'Pick up a book and read!' the governor writes in his terse response to Camden Hills Regional High sophomore Hope Osgood.
In the month leading up to the recent vote by the Federal Communications Commission to repeal net neutrality regulations, Camden Hills Regional High School sophomore Hope Osgood learned about the issue and how junking the longtime principle that all web traffic be treated equally could affect consumers’ internet access. While browsing social media, she found an application that would generate a letter expressing her concerns and used it to email a message to LePage.
Osgood’s first impression was that his comment was snarky.
Osgood said she’s concerned that the loss of net neutrality could impede her studies. Beyond school, she’s worried about the impact on social media because that’s how she connects with friends.
LePage’s communications director and press secretary did not respond to telephone and email requests for comment.
The decision to eliminate net neutrality has created concerns among consumer advocates, Democrats, many web companies and ordinary Americans that the cable and phone giants will be able to control what people see and do online. The broadband industry, however, has promised that the public’s internet experience isn’t going to change.
The FCC decision is likely to be challenged in court and in Congress.
Osgood is on the school’s basketball and soccer teams, and plans to run track this year as well. On Schoology, she can monitor her grades if she’s at risk of probation, which would prevent participation in athletics.
Class discussions of the topics follow, and the project culminates with students writing a paper. “We had to cite eight sources from our reading, and six sources from our research,” she said.
Osgood also noted that older books in classrooms are in bad condition or have outdated information.
Osgood showed the letter to her grandfather, Rick Osgood, a LePage supporter who didn’t like the tone of the governor’s response.
“I think it’s mighty rude,” he said.
Osgood said he realizes that the governor “has plenty to do,” but if LePage had the time to write the comment, he could have explained his views about the elimination of net neutrality.
“I think he could have explained a little more than one little sentence,” Osgood said.
Hope and her grandfather wondered how LePage could sign legislation to give students iPads for school work, then show no concern about how changes in internet access could affect their use.
But Osgood has changed his mind about one thing.


Question: What are the details of the death toll report for the month of May 2017 in Syria?

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SNHR has published its periodic death toll report for the month of May 2017 in which it documented the killing of 964 civilians at the hands of the parties to the conflict in Syria.
The report sheds light on the de-escalation zones agreement that went into effect on May 6, 2017, after it was announced at the end of the fourth round of negotiations that was held between Russian, Turkish, and Iranian representatives, who attended as the sponsoring states of Ankara Ceasefire Agreement. The agreement establishes four de-escalation zones that will see cessation of combat operation, and passage of humanitarian aids, while the IDPs are allowed to go back to these areas. The areas, as outlined by the agreement, are: Idlib governorate and the surrounding areas (parts of Aleppo, Hama, and Latakia governorates), northern Homs governorate, Eastern Ghouta, and parts of Daraa and al Quneitra governorates in the southern parts of Syria, provided that an expert committee will accurately assign the borders of these areas at a later date.
The report notes that these areas saw a relatively noticeable and good decrease in killing rates compared with the previous months since March 2011, where we recorded last month a 69% decline in the rates of killings at the hands of the Syrian-Russian alliance throughout Syria from last April, which reflected on the living aspects of civilians who live in the areas that were included in the agreement, as patients were able to go to hospitals and medical points, and many children went back to school after their families prevented them out of fear for their lives in light of the repeated bombing that targeted schools, as well as hospitals. Markets became more active, and many infrastructure services were restored thanks to a number of maintenance campaigns. Nonetheless, breaches didn’t stop, mainly by the Syrian regime, who is seemingly the party that would be most affected should the ceasefire go on, and in particular extrajudicial killing crimes and, more horrendously, deaths due to torture. This strongly asserts that there is a ceasefire of some sort on the table, but the crimes that the international community -especially the Russian, Turkish, and Iranian sponsors- won’t see are still going on as nothing had happened.
The report stresses that international coalition forces have again killed more civilian that any other party, where 29% of the total number of civilian victims were killed by international coalition forces whose operation were concentrated in the eastern parts of Syria, in al Raqqa governorate in particular, under the pretext of taking down ISIS.
Furthermore, the report notes that SNHR team encounters difficulties in documenting victims from armed opposition factions as many of those victims are killed on battlefronts and not inside cities. Also, we aren’t able to obtain details such as names, pictures and other important details on account of the armed opposition forces’ unwillingness to reveal such information for security concerns among other reasons. Therefore, the actual number of victims is much greater than what is being recorded.
On the other side, the report stresses that it is almost impossible to access information about victims from Syrian regime forces or from ISIS and the margin of error is considerably higher due to the lack of any applicable methodology in this type of documentation. The Syrian government and ISIS don’t publish, reveal, or record their victims. From our perspective, the statistics published by some groups on this category of victims are fictitious and are not based on any actual data.
The report breaks down the death toll of Mat 2017 where Syrian regime forces killed 241 civilians including 29 children (one child is killed every day) and 21 women (adult female). Additionally, among the victims were 13 civilians who died due to torture.
The report notes that forces we believe are Russian killed 13 civilians including 1 child and 5 women.
Additionally, the report documented the killing of 54 civilians at the hands of the Kurdish Self-management forces including 10 children and 8 women. In addition, among the victims were two civilians who died due to torture.
The report notes that ISIS killed 268 civilians including 61 children and 47 women.
Also, the report says that armed opposition factions killed 43 civilians including 10 children and 2 women.
In addition, the report records that 273 civilians, including 89 children and 58 women, were killed by the international coalition forces in May 2017.
The report documents that 72 civilians, including 24 children and 9 women, in addition to two who died due to torture, have either died drowning as they were fleeing by sea or in bombings that SNHR hasn’t been able to identify its perpetrators, as of this writing, or by bullets or landmines that we couldn’t determine their source, or by Turkish, Jordanian, or Lebanese forces.
The report says that SNHR hopes that the de-escalation zones agreement sees a good commitment, so it becomes a stronger foundation on which a political process would be built that would fulfil justice for the victims, and hold all the perpetrators accountable for their violations; most pressingly the party that was primarily responsible for the dire situation that Syria have come into: the current ruling regime who has perpetrated roughly 90% of all violations against the Syrian people.
The report emphasizes that Syrian-Russian alliance forces have violated the international human rights law which guarantees the right to life. Furthermore, evidences and proofs, according to hundreds of eyewitnesses’ accounts, suggest that 90% at least of the widespread and single attacks were directed against civilians and civilian facilities.
Also, ISIS, Kurdish Self-Management forces, some armed opposition factions, and international coalition forces, have perpetrated a number of crimes of extrajudicial killing which constitutes war crimes.


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Faced with the choice of hosting The Apprentice or taking on Barack Obama in next year's election, Donald Trump opted to stick with his television programme.
The multimillionaire has formally announced he will not be joining the small band of candidates seeking the Republican nomination for the White House race.
The decision comes after the businessman was repeatedly trounced by Obama last month over the "birther" issue. Trump took doubts about Obama's birthplace from the fringes of American politics to the mainstream, but the president undercut him by publishing the long form of his birth certificate, proving he had been born in the US. Obama humiliated Trump a few days later with a series of jokes at his expense at the White House correspondents' dinner, with the businessman present.
In spite of Trump's claims about being frontrunner in the polls, one published on Monday by the Politico website and George Washington University showed 71% of those surveyed thought he had no chance of becoming president.
Trump went through the motions of being a Republican contender, making speeches in key early states such as New Hampshire, and for a short time seemed in tune with the public mood. But he offered little in the way of policies and senior Republicans viewed his candidacy, with its emphasis on issues such as Obama's birthplace, as an irritating distraction.
The field of declared Republicans so far is small and has failed to generate much excitement. Mike Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas, who had a good run in 2008 in spite of a lack of funds, announced on Saturday that he would not be standing next year. Some Republicans see Obama as too tough a candidate and prefer to wait until 2016.
Sarah Palin, who would bring excitement to the race, has not yet said whether she will seek the Republican nomination. After a quiet few weeks, she re-ignited interest on Monday when she sent out a fundraising mail shot in South Carolina, one of the key states in the battle for the Republican nomination.


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Why should we learn Te Reo Māori?
In December, a controversy blew up about the use of te reo Māori on Radio New Zealand’s National’s Morning Report. A group of old white men – and, yes, they were predominantly old white men – were apparently incensed that they had to listen to so much te reo Māori on the radio before their parakuihi (breakfast).
The tirade was led by Don Brash, in his role as spokesperson for Hobson’s Pledge, a racist and militantly anti-Māori lobby group. Of course, there was the usual tiresome canard of ‘political correctness gone mad’ levelled at this development – as if meaningful acknowledgement and recognition of one of New Zealand’s official languages was somehow unconscionable.
But the key point for Brash and his cronies had to do with their views of te reo Māori itself. As Brash commented at the time: “I’m utterly sick of people talking in Māori on RNZ in what are primarily English-language broadcasts”. For them, hearing, let alone learning, te reo Māori was simply a waste of time.
As it happens, most RNZ listeners disagreed with this view. But the deeply entrenched negativity towards te reo Māori represented by Brash and his ilk clearly still holds some sway, even after – or, perhaps, because of – over 30 years of Māori language revitalisation.
Why is this? First, because of a negative, and spectacularly ill-informed view of bilingualism that is most apparent among first language English speakers. Second, where bilingualism is countenanced, there is a view that this is only useful with respect to prestigious ‘international’ or ‘trading’ languages. Let me look at each of these misplaced premises in turn.
The majority of the world’s speakers are bilingual and many of them are multilingual – between 70-80 percent on current estimates. Bi- or multilingualism is the norm internationally. And yet, the majority of first language English speakers are monolingual – again, about 70 to 80 percent. This perhaps explains why so many English speakers see bilingualism as a problem – primarily, because they have no knowledge or experience of it.
This negative view is most often demonstrated in ideas that learning another language is ‘confusing’, amounting to the related notion of ‘cognitive overload’. But this is simply wrong. Sixty years of research supports the fact that bilingualism is a cognitive, educational, and social advantage. It is monolinguals who are consistently disadvantaged.
To take just one example: bilinguals consistently demonstrate greater ‘metalinguistic awareness’ than monolinguals. Metalinguistic awareness is knowledge of how language works. Bilinguals are much more aware of this because, in constantly moving between the languages they use, they necessarily have to pay close attention to both their similarities and differences.
Recent research has also shown that bilingualism mitigates both the onset and rate of dementia. In short, bilingualism is good for you and your brain. Meanwhile, the idea that one can get by in only English in this increasingly globalised world has also been found wanting. English monolinguals are consistently disadvantaged in cross cultural trading contexts in relation to their bilingual peers.
This leads us to the second issue, which is the idea that if bilingualism is to be countenanced, only international/trading languages are ‘useful’ and thus worth learning. However, the research mentioned above shows that bilinguals are consistently advantaged irrespective of the particular languages in their repertoires. Bilingualism is an advantage in any combination of languages.
And then there is the notion of usefulness itself. One could argue, for example, that the most useful language to know other than English in Aotearoa New Zealand is not an international language, which we would only use occasionally, but actually te reo Māori, the language outside of English that we are most likely to encounter on a daily basis.
Like the person who complains that they don’t understand what is being said at a pōwhiri, there is thus a deep irony in Brash et. al.’s dismissal of te reo Māori as worthless, while simultaneously complaining that they don’t understand it. Just learn it then! Add to this the fact that te reo Māori is our indigenous language and there is even more reason, surely, to embrace learning te reo Māori. This accords with the widely attested advantages of bilingualism, as well as honouring the language spoken (only) here, unique to us and this land of the long white cloud.
Stephen May is a Professor in Te Puna Wananga at the University of Auckland. He is also an international authority on language rights, bilingualism, and language learning.
This article was originally published in the Autumn edition of of Ingenio.
In the autumn edition of its alumni magazine, Ingenio, the University of Auckland published an opinion article by Professor Stephen May titled ‘Why we should learn te reo’. The article used as its starting point the recent debate about the use of te reo on Radio New Zealand and referred to an interview of Dr Don Brash, representing the Hobson’s Pledge lobby group, by Kim Hill. The article went on to argue for the benefits of bi- and multi-lingualism. The article contained a sentence which described the objections by some (including Hobson’s Pledge members) in the following terms: “The tirade was led by Don Brash, in his role as spokesperson for Hobson’s Pledge, a racist and militantly antiMāori lobby group.” Dr Brash, on behalf of himself and the founding members of Hobson’s Pledge, has complained that the description of him and his members as “racist and militantly anti-Māori” was incorrect and defamatory and that Hobson’s Pledge was established with the express purpose of opposing racism. The University and Professor May accept that the sentence was incorrect and should not have appeared in the article. They sincerely apologise to Dr Brash and other members of Hobson’s Pledge, and withdraw the sentence.


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The women's team competition at the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea was held from 25 September to 28 September at the Dream Park Country Club.


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Anthony Bonvisi (1470s-1558) was an Italian emigrant to England. He was a merchant who improved spinning methods in Devon. He was also a correspondent of St. Thomas More.


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"High Low and In Between" is a song written by David Kent and Harley Campbell, and recorded by American country music singer Mark Wills. It was released in October 1996 as the second single from his self-titled debut album.


Question: Describe the phenomenon of sperm consumption in the animal kingdom. Respond in 24 sentences.

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"If males have their sperm consumed, rather than used for egg fertilization, they will lose that reproductive opportunity. Therefore, it is in the male's best interests to try to ensure at least some of his sperm reaches the female’s eggs," lead author Benjamin Wegener, a researcher at Monash University’s School of Biological Sciences, explained to Discovery News.
Wegener said that ejaculate consumption is well-documented among numerous species. Humans are included in that group, but the behavior is not a standard part of our reproductive process.
According to Columbia Health, human male ejaculate contains fructose sugar, water, ascorbic acid (a.k.a. Vitamin C), citric acid, enzymes, protein, zinc and more. It reads like the list of ingredients for a protein-infused sports drink.
Sperm consumption — as opposed to just ejaculate swallowing — in the animal kingdom "is far less common," according to Wegener. Species that exhibit this include carrion flies, picture wing flies, a strange marine invertebrate known as Spadella cephaloptera, a type of leech, a marine nudibranch and the southern bottletail squid (Sepiadarium austrinum).
Humans again may swallow sperm, but it's not standard behavior during reproduction.
It appears to happen a lot among squid, the focus of the new study. Wegener and his team discovered the behavior and tracked how the nutrients were utilized after consumption. It is the first time that the phenomenon has been observed in a female with external fertilization.
"This is an important distinction, as even if the female consumes some of the ejaculate in those internal fertilizers, at least some of the sperm remains inside in the reproductive tract," he said. "For an external fertilizer with short-term sperm storage, if the female doesn't lay eggs in time, the male loses his chance to fertilize the eggs."
To help combat this problem, squid sperm and the sperm of many other animals may contain manipulative compounds that stimulate female reproduction. So far, more than 80 proteins have been identified in other types of sperm that could do the following: decrease female receptivity to further mating, encourage her to lay eggs sooner, stimulate ovulation and egg production, and affect how long females store sperm and affect egg fertility.
Females, on the other hand, can control whether or not they will consume the sperm or ejaculate.
This calls to mind numerous questions, such as whether females sometimes use males as a food source, whether females sample sperm to determine its quality, and whether they eat it to allow other sperm to fertilize eggs.
Tom Tregenza, a professor of evolutionary ecology at the University of Exeter and director of research for CLES Cornwall, told Discovery News that it’s been known for some time that insects get nutritional benefits from eating male sperm packets (squid, certain insects and other species encase sperm in a membrane-sealed, spring-loaded package). He said that "this finding of exactly the same sort of thing having evolved completely independently in such a distantly related group is really fascinating."
He agrees that the behavior can put pressure on the males, which have to balance providing enough sperm for fertilization, but perhaps not so much that females start to rely upon it as a regular "tempting meal."
"As the authors point out," Tregenza added, "she might even choose to eat the sperm packets from less attractive males and use the sperm from more attractive ones for fertilizing her eggs."
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W.R. Kaufman & Son was an architectural firm in Texas.


Question: What is the Torneo Internazionale Regione Piemonte? Respond briefly.

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The 2011 Torneo Internazionale Regione Piemonte will be a professional tennis tournament played on clay courts. It will be the 12th edition of the tournament which is part of the 2011 ITF Women's Circuit. It will take place in Biella, Italy between 5 and 11 September 2011.


Question: Respond in 3 sentences. What is Afro Blue?

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Afro Blue is the debut studio album by American jazz singer Dee Dee Bridgewater. The record was released in Japan in 1974, when she was 23, via Trio Records label. The album was recorded in Tokyo with a quintet of musicians including brothers Ron and Cecil Bridgwater.


Question: "I heard about a family who wanted to kiss their deceased loved one before burial. Is that something that should be done with Ebola still around?"

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When my beloved cat died I kissed him on his face and yes, on the mouth, just before leaving his body to be cremated at my vet clinic. And I studied microbiology in college! When emotions are running high, I understand these families wanting to kiss their deceased loved one before burial. But where Ebola is concerned, it would be prudent to settle for memories and photographs.
Why can’t WHO AFRO deploy the East African Ebola exprts in DRC?Why should our brothers and sisters in DRC die of Ebola when we can give a hand?
I know, let’s import ebola into Europe and America so that we can all share in equality.
No worries, the noble savage racist paternalistic liberal elite will spring into action to take care of their pet brown people and solve all the symptoms of the underlying problem for them. That way mentally ill liberals can all act as though things are wonderful and get what they are all really after … self-gratification of feeling good about themselves for how wonderful they are to have done things to save their pet noble savages.
Liberalism is really a rather sick and perverse mental illness that is a threat to all of humanity in it’s deranged delusion and naiveté that masquerades causes by obscuring and hiding symptoms that will invariably and inevitably only get worse. The mentally ill liberal helper/hero syndrome will end up destroying everything.
dan what the heck are you talking about!!!! you are one crazy witch!!!!!!!!!


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The Abbot of Tongland (later Commendator of Tongland) was the head of the Premonstratensian (originally Cistercian) monastic community of Tongland Abbey in the historical county of Kirkcudbrightshire in Dumfries and Galloway. The following is a list of abbots and commendators:


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Tesla’s President of Global Sales and Services, Jon McNeill, is emerging as a highly articulate spokesman for the company’s lofty goals. In a talk at the recent Inbound 2016* conference, Mr. McNeill explains how he was inspired to become a part of Tesla’s master plan to significantly change the world for the better. For 13 years, Tesla’s mission has been accelerating the transition to sustainable transport. Now, with the introduction of the Powerwall line of products and the acquisition of SolarCity, that mission has expanded to encompass sustainable energy as well.
When McNeill met Elon Musk, he (like Musk) was running two companies while raising a family, so when Elon offered him a job, he required some convincing. However, the Persuader of Palo Alto spoke to him about the deeper mission behind what Tesla is doing. “How would you like to join a platform that has the ability to change the world?” McNeill joined Tesla in November 2015.
At Inbound, McNeill explained that there are many reasons why the transition away from fossil fuels is so urgent, from the macro issue of climate change to the more personal issue of deaths caused by air pollution. As he noted in a recent interview with a Hong Kong TV station, 122 people died in auto accidents in the Asian metropolis last year, while over 2,000 died of auto emissions-related lung disease.
A glance at McNeill’s resume makes it plain that he loves a challenge, but being in charge of marketing at a company that prides itself on having no marketing budget would seem to be a tough nut indeed. “Part of our culture is that we don’t sell,” says McNeill. As Elon Musk has said, if you produce a truly revolutionary product, the marketing will take care of itself. So how is this working out? McNeill points out that Model S is the fastest production car available under a million dollars, and the safest car on the market - its scores on safety tests are better than those of the first-runner up (an Audi) by almost a factor of two. Most would call that a revolutionary vehicle.
And yes, the marketing has done well so far on autopilot (so to speak). In 2015, the legacy automakers spent an average of $1,000 per vehicle on advertising. Tesla spent about $6. Four years ago, Tesla was building 2,500 cars per year. By 2018, it expects to produce 500,000 cars (combined for Model S, Model X, and Model 3). Of course, Tesla does a variety of things to keep its products in the spotlight, but the goal, at the sales centers as well as in the media, is to educate potential buyers, not to hit them with the traditional car company hard sell that consumers rightly hate.
As McNeill describes it, his job is “to take all of the market-facing things off of Elon’s plate so that he can engineer and design.” However, Tesla's limited marketing emphasis might shift as the company grows from a niche automaker into a high-volume manufacturer, but the corporate culture of “selling without selling” is unlikely to change much. The task of Tesla’s sales head may be to give the cars (and batteries and solar panels) the space they need to sell themselves. The Zen of zero emissions.


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New images and video from ESA’s Mars Express show Phobos and Deimos drifting in front of Saturn and background stars, revealing more about the positioning and surfaces of the Red Planet’s mysterious moons.
Mars’ two small moons are intriguing objects. While we know something of their size, appearance and position thanks to spacecraft such as ESA’s Mars Express, much remains unknown. How and where did they form? What are they made of? What exactly is on their surfaces – and could we send a lander to find out?
Mars Express has been studying Mars and its moons for many years. The satellite recently observed both Phobos, Mars’ innermost and largest moon at up to 26 km in diameter, and Deimos, Phobos’ smaller sibling at 6.2 km in diameter, to produce this new video and series of images.
The video combines 30 images as individual frames and shows Phobos passing through the frame with the gas giant planet Saturn, which sits roughly a billion kilometres away, visible as a small ringed dot in the background.
Mars Express has been working for more than 14 years at the Red Planet. While several other spacecraft are currently at Mars, including ESA’s ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter, Mars Express’ near-polar elliptical orbit gives it some advantages for certain observations.
In particular, its path takes it closer to Phobos than any other spacecraft, and allows it to periodically observe the moon close up from within 150 km – in the summer of 2017, it came as close as 115 km.
The images of Phobos and Saturn comprising the video were taken on 26 November 2016 by the High Resolution Stereo Camera. Mars Express was travelling at about 3 km/s when it obtained these views, highlighting the importance of knowing Phobos’ exact position: the spacecraft had just seconds to image the rocky body as it passed by.
Scientists repeatedly refine our knowledge of the moons’ positioning in the sky and ensure it is up-to-date by observing each moon against background reference stars and other Solar System bodies. These calculated positions are incredibly precise, and can be accurate to just a couple of kilometres.
These images are also key to understanding the surface and structure of the moons. Alongside the view of Phobos set against Saturn, Mars Express also obtained images of Phobos against a reference star on 8 January 2018 (star circled in red), close-up images of Phobos’ pockmarked surface on 12 September 2017, and images of Deimos with Saturn on 15 January 2018.
The frames of Phobos’ surface were taken during close flybys, and show the bumpy, irregular and dimpled surface in detail. Phobos has one of the largest impact craters relative to body size in the Solar System: Stickney crater’s 9 km diameter is around a third of the moon’s diameter. It is visible as the largest crater in these frames.
The same side of the moon always faces the planet, which means multiple flybys are needed to build up a full map of its surface.
Deimos is visible as an irregular and partially shadowed body in the foreground of one of the new Mars Express images, with the delicate rings of Saturn just about visible encircling the small dot in the background.
Deimos is significantly further away from Mars than its bigger sibling: while Phobos sits at just 6000 km from the surface, Deimos orbits at nearly 23 500 km. For comparison, our own satellite is around 16 times further from Earth than Deimos is from Mars.
There is much we still wish to know about the Mars system. The moons remain particularly mysterious, with open questions about their origins, formation and composition. As a result, combined with their proximity to the Red Planet, the little moons have generated a lot of interest as a target for future missions.
Phobos in particular has been considered for a possible landing and sample-return mission. Owing to its nearness to Mars and one side always facing its parent, the moon could also be a possible location for a more permanent observation post. This would enable long-term monitoring and study of the martian surface and atmosphere, and communications relay for other spacecraft.
Understanding more about the positioning, surface, composition and terrain of both Phobos and Deimos from Mars Express observations is important for preparing for future missions.


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This cleanser is so adorable and fun to try! I have never seen such a cleanser before! Not only the packaging but also the product is cute! In today's blogpost I will be reviewing the May Island Multi Bean Clean & Care Cleanser. You might have seen this on Youtube since some Youtubers have been talking about this product. I got curious since it looked so cute, and great reviews could be found so I couldn't leave this behind.
These skincare beans are made of ingredients from Jeju Island. Jeju island is legendary because of its lush ecosystem, producing nourishing ingredients that have been sought after for centuries for their healing properties. The small skincare beans come in 4 pastel shades, add a bit of water with the colorful beans and it becomes a cleansing foam. Each bean is formulated with ingredients such as volcanic ash, torreya nucifera, rubus flower, and nutmeg tree extract. It targets specific concerns such as excessive dryness (yellow bean for dry skin), dull skin complexion (pink bean for brightness), clogged pores (white bean for deep pore cleansing) and sensitive skin (green bean). These beans have a 9-Free formula : perfume-free, oxybenzone, no parabens, benzophenone, mineral oil, talc, triethanolamine TEA, dimethicone, sulfate-free, formaldehyde-free.
Grab one bean (I took the green bean, for sensitive skin) and apply a little bit of water on it. Just crush the dampened bean a little bit and it breaks. Rub it between wet palms to create a bubbly foam, it doesn't foam loads, just a bit. Gently massage onto the skin with your fingertips in outward circular motions. After cleansing thoroughly, rinse off with lukewarm water. It can be used as a face cleanser, body wash or for the scalp. They recommended to use 1-2 beans for facial wash, 2-3 beans for body wash or scalp massaging. I normally just use 1 for my face since I think it's enough for my whole face and even neck since it foams, you can easily spread it.
It's such a fun product and it makes my skin feels so soft afterwards! This is definitely one of the most interesting things I have tried in skincare world. I have tried all beans multiple times and I can feel that the one for dry skin is more moist than the other ones. No massive changes could be seen when I used the one for clogged pores, but it did remove my white heads well. My favorites are definitely the yellow and green ones, since it makes my skin moist and it's very gentle. The multi beans are great for sensitive skin and I think all beans give a nice healthy glow afterwards. It doesn't feel dry or tight afterwards, it just feels just right.
I haven't tried the beans on my scalp though, since I prefer to use it on my skin more and it seems like such a waste to me to use it on my scalp lol. I wouldn't recommend to use it on the eyes, neither for removing make up. This is a great cleanser if you want to remove any creams or sunscreen that you applied that day. It's very gentle, it has a soapy smell but not overwhelming at all. The downside of this product is that there aren't many beans inside the package. If you are using it every day, you are finished with it in no time and it's quite expensive as well, such a pity.
If you got some money left and if you are up for something new, this is definitely a fun thing to try! It's very good for traveling, it has great ingredients inside and it makes the skin soft as baby cheeks! Just see what your skin needs on that day and grab the bean that you want to use. This is definitely a multi bean!
I purchased it from Hikoreanfashion.com, first time ordering from this shop so I didn't even know if it would arrive or not, but it did after 2 weeks, which is a normal shipping period if it comes from Asia to The Netherlands. You are also able to purchase it at Glowrecipe.com, Memebox.com and Testerkorea.com.


Question: "Hey everyone! It's been a long time since I've posted on my blog. What do you guys think about getting a pellet air gun?"

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Season's Greetings to all my fellow Preppers!!
I have not worked on the blog in some time but I am still prepping strong! I do plan on doing some posts after the holiday season. And some catch up with y'all'. For now I just wanted to pop in and say MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!!
so the video for this post has to be Pearl Jam - I'm Still Alive!
Should you have a Pellet air gun?
I was reading several posst about having one of these. And I have looked at a few and I think I may get one. I still have more to learn before I invest in one...looking at around a buck fifty to spend. If you have any suggestions on some good ones...(sorry but are their easy ones for a women to pump) I would really love the suggestions.
WHY???.... should we get one?
Because in my state it is hard to get a gun. And they are not regulated ...yet!
It is a great practice gun or even a gun to learn on.
Because the ammo is cheap, and if you had to make it, it would be easier to get the stuff to do it in hard times.
It does not make a loud distracting noise.
It can kill small game.
Reminder when looking, look for a high fps... the higher the better. The higher the more money to.
I will update when I get one.
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Question: Analyze a season of Vio and Catania's corner and free kick strategy.

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Vio and Catania had largely flown under the radar of most people in his first 3 and a bit seasons, but it was the 11/12 season that launched him into the spotlight, earning him the nickname “The Little Wizard”.
The footage is poor, but it has all the classic hallmarks of a Vio corner: players dragging opponents out to create space, back-post runner and general bemusement from the defenders.
An interesting take on Vio’s usual screen technique. Instead of all crowding into the wall, one player simply runs across the wall, potentially un-sighting the goalkeeper. That combined with the fantastic placement of the kick means the keeper has no chance.
Surprisingly a pretty generic corner but just goes to show the effect clever spacing of players has from even a simple corner!
A very interesting free kick and set-up. The numerous players gathered around the kick-taker forces Lazio to set-up as if the kick will be taken short. Combined with the 3 players in the box this allows the players on the flank to remain unmarked. The ball is played in to the player on the left, forcing another defender out to defend. When Catania have numerical superiority in the box, the ball is crossed in. Fantastic routine.
Another very clever routine. The runner next to the goalscorer deflects from the fact that the goalscorer has simply side-stepped into all the space that’s been created from the Catania players, leaving the goalscorer in plenty of space for the finish.
The “Vio screen” working perfectly. The Catania players create their own wall right behind the Palermo wall, leaving the goalkeeper unable to see the ball until it’s too late.
It’s a scrappy finish, but shows the strength of Vio’s corner setups – even if the initial header or attack doesn’t go as planned, there will still be players in dangerous positions who can capitalize from it.
Some clever player movement (watch it back again and watch the players interchange from the runs you’d expect them to make) proves to be the deciding factor here as the Roma defenders can’t keep track of which player to defend. A classic Vio chaos technique.
The players in the box create space and draw the defenders away whilst the player on the edge of the box signals for the ball and it’s smashed into the roof of the net. Superb finish but a very low quality chance.
It looks like Vio has identified the Lazio far post as a weakness in their defensive set-up due to the lack of players marking zonally there – with 2 players man marking the 2 Catania players aiming to attack the back post. The advantage was always going to be with the attackers in this scenario and it pays off with a goal.
The camera pans to the box a bit late which makes it hard to analyse what exactly has happened.
I’m pretty sure the corner didn’t go as Vio had planned it to go, but the main thing was that a goal was still scored. Players group together and make their runs towards the near post – creating a whole lot of space towards the middle of the 6-yard box and the back post, where 2 players are attacking. As ever though, the players are spaced apart enough that the delivery doesn’t make too much of a difference.
The footage cuts the corner a bit late so it’s hard to analyse the movement of each player properly, but from what we can see is some players running to leave the box (can see that from the kick-takers perspective) then turning back and attacking their previous positions. The result is chaos and causes a goal-mouth scramble, but the ball eventually ends up in the net.
The players in the box drag their markers to either post creating a huge vacuum in the middle of the box, the free kick is played along the ground towards the edge of the box and smashed into the roof of the net by an unmarked runner from deep. Superb routine.
This season was obviously a superb one for Vio and Catania with an incredible 14 goals (27.45% of Catania’s total for the season) coming from corners or free kicks alone.
This season saw Vio introduce one new concept in particular – the parting. By getting players in the box to run to both posts, it creates a large gap in the middle of the box for someone to either check their run, or to attack from deep. Vio used this method to great effect this season, scoring 3 goals from this alone.
The footballing world had now noticed Vio, and Catania manager Vincenzo Montella moved to Fiorentina for the 12/13 season, and took Vio with him – which we’ll explore in part 4.


Question: Where can I try out self-driving grocery delivery?

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You can try it at one store in Scottsdale.
You now have a chance to try Kroger's self-driving grocery delivery... if you happen to live in the right part of Arizona. The chain has launched its driverless delivery pilot at a single Fry's Food Stores location in Scottsdale, giving you a chance to receive foodstuffs courtesy of Nuro's autonomous vehicles. Order through the Fry's website or app and the robotic courier can deliver either the same day or next day for a $6 flat fee. You'll have to live in the same 85257 ZIP code, so you can't make them drive across town just to satisfy your curiosity.
Sadly, you won't see Nuro's custom R1 vehicle (above) roll up to your home in the earliest stages of the pilot -- it'll be a modified Toyota Prius instead, and the very first phase will include a just-in-case driver. The purpose-built machines will only start delivering your goods sometime in the fall, after they've completed certification and testing.
This isn't the first self-driving grocery test in the state, as Waymo and Walmart are trialing pick-ups in Phoenix. This is, however, the first real chance many will have for driverless delivery. Just don't expect to see this service spread far and wide for a while. Autonomous car companies have gravitated toward Arizona both due to its support for truly driverless testing as well as its warm climate and relatively sparse population. You won't see mass adoption until completely driverless cars are both legal in more states and know how to handle snow, ultra-dense traffic and similar hazards.


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Wipro has become a founding member of the Ethereum Enterprise Alliance.
Leading global information technology corporation, Wipro, disclosed in a release sent to ETHNews that it has joined Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA). The company based in Bangalore, India, brings solutions to the table that include "delivery versus payments (DvP), settlement for securities and capital markets, skip trace consortia for banking, peer-to-peer (P2P) insurance for the sharing economy, anti-counterfeit solution for supply chain traceability and many more."
Founder of EEA, Jeremy Millar, said the alliance is pleased to have Wipro as a member.
"The EEA benefits from a diverse, yet enterprise-focused membership base," said Miller. "Wipro brings a global perspective on IT strategy and operations to this alliance."
Wipro has created the Blockchain Innovation Lab, a part of its Blockchain Center of Excellence (COE), to help accelerate use-case specific blockchain solutions. The COE conducts experiments to test scalability, performance, and security, relating to blockchain technology. Wipro also created a Blockchain Academy to provide in-house expertise with a multi-level program, giving the EEA access to talented developers of blockchain technologies.
Wipro Vice President Krishnakumar Menon is excited to be a part of the founding team of the EEA.
"Enterprise Ethereum is a great way to fast-track enterprise adoption and Ethereum is one of the fastest growing technology platforms used by our clients for developing and deploying enterprise blockchain,” said Menon.
Microsoft's principal blockchain architect, Marley Gray, also sees a value in Wipro's collaboration.
“It’s great to have Wipro as a founding member of the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance. Having organizations like Wipro driving purpose-built solutions and accelerating innovation for businesses, adds significant credibility to the Enterprise Ethereum ecosystem,” said Gray.
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