Question: Write an article that discusses the impacts of a large sim racing team losing 10 of its members.

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Arguably one of, if not the biggest sim racing team in Spain today has just seen ten of its members walk away this morning. The news broke on twitter as star after star announced their leave including the likes of Nestor Garcia Jr., Aday Coba, Pablo “Go Pro” Lopez and many others. I have seen a lot go on in my time of Sim Racing and not much has gone on to top this announcement.
Iberica for the longest time have been a cornerstone of sim racing. Their most famous period came in an era before mine during the early to mid 2010’s and saw a lot of drivers rise to a high level of stardom. Slowly though over the last two years, their influence had been on the decline as they moved away from the iRacing World Championship Grand Prix Series into what had been at the time an up and down struggle to remain inside of the Blancpain Endurance Championship.
However the shock announcement has thrown a lot of questions in the air about how such a large team could see two thirds of their talent walk out overnight and what this means for Iberica in the future. From my understanding, this is not about any form of drama or massive rift within the company however the cause could be simply boiled down to a difference in opinion on the direction of Iberica and with a lot of big names walking away, it is safe to say that difference has left Iberica low on man power.
Hay veces que hay que tomar duras decisiones y debo anunciar que ya no soy piloto de Iberica Racing Team.
Muchas gracias a todos por los buenos momentos vividos en estos casi 3 años con vosotros.
Comunicar que dejo de formar parte de Iberica Racing Team, ha sido un placer. Mucha gracias por todo.
This also puts into doubt what will happen for Iberica in regards to the Blancpain Endurance series which currently sees only one of their three teams with one round left to go inside of the top 25 for qualification. The teams currently in 8th and 31st in the championship have three members each who have left the team while the vehicle placed in 29th position has lost half of its members which brings a sticky situation to the fold which iRacing will have to address.
In theory, the question comes down to who owns the ability to drive for the teams or if there even will be those drivers going to drive in the final race. It can be argued that the drivers would have the ability to race from their championship positions and take over from Iberica to form their own team but at the same time, Iberica could say that their teams are in that position and any driver that has left cannot race their vehicle if they qualify.
This becomes a very political minefield on who owns the right to drive the final round of the season on the 20th-21st at the Nurburgring.
However this puts into question what is going to happen next for the ten drivers who have left the team. Some rumours are suggesting that FA Racing G2 could pick up the drivers due to the Spanish background and core philosophies behind Fernando Alonso where others have been wondering if the members are going to form their own team in similar fashion to the likes of Marin Colak and Esta Racing. It wouldn’t be too far afield though for offers to start flooding in for drivers who have iRatings up around the 7k bracket and have proven to be able to race at the front of world class fields.
There isn’t really a good guy or a bad guy dynamic though to the move which in talking to Pablo “Go Pro” Lopez earlier today should be emphasised above anything else due to a difference in creative ideas. Iberica have just lost their back bone and will struggle now to get home their vehicles to qualify right at the death of Blancpain. And for all the calm and peaceful break up talks, what does this say though about Iberica that they have lost almost two thirds of their talent? There is no denying they are a brilliant team however does this news hurt their chance of signing some top talent to replace what they are losing?
I’m not here painting a hero and a villain in this story, but the fact remains that the news today has thrown a C4 explosive down the mine shaft and this decision today will be felt for the next few years to come. Teams will be on the lookout to pick up some of the drivers that have left the team if possible and really bolster some options heading into the future.


Question: What can you tell me about Umalsat?

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Umalsat (املست) is a remote village in Tehsil Yasin, Ghizer District, Pakistan, situated at the extreme north of Pakistan. Next to this village, is the extreme north of Pakistan bordering with Afghanistan through broghul belt. Sub-villages in Umalsat are:


Question: Respond in 349 words. Describe the potential record-breaking Black-backed Oriole seen in Pennsylvania.

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 Respond in 349 words. Describe the potential record-breaking Black-backed Oriole seen in Pennsylvania.

Even though it’s only February, we might already have a winner for the least expected ABA Area vagrant for 2017. On January 31st a resident of Berks County, Pennsylvania, noticed and photographed a strange oriole in their yard. The bird was posted to the Advanced Bird ID Facebook group where it was quickly identified as a Black-backed Oriole, a central Mexican endemic. Pending acceptance this is a potential 1st ABA Area record.
The bird is being seen at 20 and 21 Indiana Ave, Sinking Spring, Berks County, Pennsylvania. This is just northwest of Philadelphia. The homeowners are open to visitors provided those visitors follow these VERY IMPORTANT RULES.
• Parking, for now on Indiana St.
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• Please don’t stand right in front of the house to keep from scaring the Bird away from the feeder by the front window! The bird is shy!
• Please stay on the sidewalks and don’t enter people’s yards.
• Respect the neighborhood’s privacy and property.
Black-backed Oriole is a central Mexican endemic, formerly considered to be conspecific with Baltimore Oriole and still occasionally treated as conspecific with Bullock’s Oriole. In its normal range it is a short-distant migrant, with some pattern of vagrancy.
Notably, this is not the first incidence of this species in the ABA Area. In 2000, a Black-backed Oriole was present from April-June in San Diego, California, returning the next summer. That bird was accepted by that state’s Bird Records Committee until it was refound in its preferred eucalyptus grove in January of 2002, at which point the committee felt it had reason to suspect that it was an escaped cage bird and removed it from the list in as much as its status could be determined. Many observers believed that this species was still a good candidate to occur in the ABA Area, though perhaps none would have predicted Pennsylvania. More information on the California bird is available here.


Question: Describe the life and accomplishments of William W. Twist.

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William W. Twist (182?-1861) possibly a Canadian native, Volunteer soldier in the Mexican American War in California, Sheriff of Santa Barbara County and Captain of California Militia in Los Angeles, and killed in action as a Captain of artillery in the Mexican Army.


Question: What are the benefits of purchasing a suit from Oliver Wicks?

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The best men's suits are tailored from the best cloth - this means pure merino wool fabric, woven in the traditional mills of Italy and England.
All Oliver Wicks suits are made using a proper half-canvas construction with pad-stitched lapels. This method not only improves the drape & durability of the suit, but also results in a gently curved lapel roll which looks & feels far better than the stiff pressed lapels on fused garments.
Full-canvas construction is also an option, available for all made-to-measure suits.
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Question: Has Rudy Giuliani been causing more harm than good since joining Trump's legal team?

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 Has Rudy Giuliani been causing more harm than good since joining Trump's legal team?

Could Donald Trump be getting fed up with Rudy Giuliani just two weeks after he joined the president’s legal team?
Giuliani’s flurry of TV interviews appears to be doing more harm than good, but "America’s Mayor" says he is not going anywhere.
"The president is encouraging me to do more of them," he told MSNBC. "I try to keep them under control. The president feels that the TV interviews have organized his supporters."
Since joining the team, Giuliani has seemed to confirm that Trump gave his attorney Michael Cohen $130,000 after paying Stormy Daniels hush money, but denies knowing much about the case.
He has also slammed special prosecutor Robert Mueller's investigation into the Trump campaign and implied that Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, is "disposable" from his White House duties.
Giuliani and Trump go back a long way from their days in New York City as they both rose to fame in the 1980s.
Their new alliance has is bringing a video from 18 years ago back into consciousness. The 2000 comedy skit performed for a charity dinner shows Giuliani, who was New York City mayor at the time, dressed in drag and approaching Trump.
The real estate tycoon called Giuliani’s character "really beautiful."
At one point in the skit, Trump pressed his face against Giuliani's "breasts," to which the mayor responded, "Ooh, you dirty boy!"
Giuliani's character exclaimed: "Donald, I thought you were a gentleman!"
Trump then fired back: "Don’t say I didn’t try."
As shocking as it might be to see Giuliani dressed as a woman, it's not the only time. He also donned a dress and wig in a 1997 "Saturday Night Live" skit.


Question: Explain the basics of machine learning.

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 Explain the basics of machine learning.

Machine Learning Is Everywhere, But What Is It Exactly?
From Google’s language translation app to autonomous cars, machine learning has become a key ingredient in multiple areas of our lives—but what exactly is it?
In the simplest sense, machine learning is a method of computer data analysis that learns from its own experience. Once a machine learning algorithm learns what specific patterns look like, it can apply the knowledge on a vast scale. For example, a fraud detection machine learning algorithm may miss a few false charges initially, but once it identifies the pattern, it can protect against millions of future attacks.
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Question: Have you heard about the lawsuit against Butterfly Labs?

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 Have you heard about the lawsuit against Butterfly Labs?

In February, Butterfly Labs, a popular Bitcoin mining hardware company, was facing a civil lawsuit in an American federal court based on allegations that the company did not deliver products on time. Just today, the Wood Law Firm LLC announced that Butterfly Labs customers across America have joined together to file a class action lawsuit against the mining hardware company.
The class action challenges the advertising and sales practices of Butterfly Labs. The official lawsuit against BFL, Inc, aka Butterfly Labs, aims to get money for customers who pre-paid for mining hardware and did not receive the products on time.
The complaint’s goal is to get the pre-payments made to Butterfly Labs and cover the losses the customers faced due to the company’s negligence. According to the lawsuit, Butterfly Labs asked customers to pre-order an ASIC mining hardware while in actuality, the company used the money to purchase a house and car for a shareholder, and to make loans.
A full copy of the lawsuit against Butterfly Labs can be found at Wood Law Firm website.


Question: Describe Katy Perry's photoshoot for Vogue Italia in 2012.

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Katy Perry is ironic, provocative, beautiful and talented, and the photos shot by Francesco Carrozzini in Spring 2012 for the Italian issue of ‘Vogue’ magazine take all of this several steps further. These stunning pics show Katy wearing a short platinum blonde wig against a weird, futuristic greenish setting – and, of course, she looks fabulous. Enjoy Katy Perry’s photoshoot for Vogue Italia and the accompanying video below.


Question: What is the address of the Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in London? Respond in 20 words.

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The Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in London is the diplomatic mission of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the United Kingdom.


Question: Describe the current dynamics within the Trump administration.

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Inside the West Wing, Giuliani’s recent wacko media appearances have attracted the wrong kind of notice. “Trump thinks he’s saying too much,” one Republican close to the White House told me.
Rule No. 1 for advisers to Donald Trump is: don’t become the story. The list of subordinates who fell out with Trump after drawing press attention away from the boss is long (see: Anthony Scaramucci, Steve Bannon, Corey Lewandowski, Sam Nunberg, et al). Now Rudy Giuliani appears to be the latest Trump adviser to make this mistake.
The crazy on show in the last few days has given ammunition to his West Wing critics. Two of his most vocal detractors are Chief of Staff John Kelly and White House counsel Don McGahn. ”Kelly [has] been trying to get rid of Rudy for two months,” one outside adviser to the White House told me. “And Don McGahn hates Rudy with intensity of 1,000 burning suns.” Of course, McGahn and Kelly have their own problems with the boss. According to two sources, Trump has clashed frequently with McGahn, whom Trump has told people is too cautious. One flash point: a source said McGahn has told Trump that the Justice Department should not cooperate with the House Freedom Caucus’s request for documents in their effort to impeach Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. Kelly, meanwhile, is a survivor. Yesterday afternoon, Trump marked his first year as chief with a tweet. “Congratulations to General John Kelly. Today we celebrate his first full year as @WhiteHouse Chief of Staff!” Trump wrote. Afterward, according to two sources familiar with the matter, Trump turned to aides and said, “Now can I get rid of him?” But The Wall Street Journal reported that Kelly told staffers Trump had asked him to stay on at least until 2020.


Question: Respond in detail. Explain the proposed legislation mentioned in the article, discussing who is for and against it, potential effects on the FDIC and taxpayers, and what it could mean for the banking industry.

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One of the nation’s leading banks wants Congress to amend federal law adopted in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis so it and other Wall Street institutions can go back to gambling with risky investments and have taxpayers cover the losses again if they bet wrong.
Under the Dodd-Frank Act of 2010 (pdf), banks can no longer use monies backed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) to invest in high-risk derivatives, such as “swaps.” This prohibition was adopted because derivatives crippled numerous key players on Wall Street five years ago, including Countrywide Mortgages, Bear Stearns, AIG, Lehman Brothers, Washington Mutual, Wachovia and others.
One of those “others” was Citigroup, which had to be bailed out by the federal government to the tune of $45 billion. A Citigroup lobbyist, though, was primarily responsible for authoring the Swaps Regulatory Improvement Act, which was approved by the U.S. House of Representatives two weeks ago.
The bill would wipe out Section 716 (pdf) of Dodd-Frank that requires banks to use a non-bank entity for trading commodity, energy and other swaps. In other words, if the legislation becomes law, financial institutions could return to conducting high-risk trading with funds that are backed by the FDIC (i.e. the taxpayer).
Citigroup was responsible for recommendations made in 70 lines of the 85-line bill, according to Eric Lipton and Ben Protess of The New York Times. In fact, reported the writers, a couple key paragraphs in the bill had been copied word for word from Citigroup’s submitted draft, which it had developed in conjunction with other Wall Street banks.
The legislation cleared the House on a 292-122 vote that saw 70 Democrats join all but three Republicans. Republicans voting against the measure were Representatives John Duncan of Tennessee, Walter Jones of North Carolina and Thomas Massie of Kentucky.
One of the Democrats supporting the change was Representative Carolyn Maloney of New York, the second-ranking Democrat on the House Financial Services Committee. She told The Hill that the bill would “protect safety and soundness,” per Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.
“Even Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke opposed Section 716 as written, stating that the way it forces these activities out of insured depository institutions ‘would weaken both the financial stability and strong regulation of the derivatives activities,’” she said.
Bernanke has supported certain changes to the law, but never backed the Citigroup bill, according to the Times.
The White House said it opposes the bill, noting that the law is still being implemented by regulators. Legislation to amend it is “premature and could be disruptive and harmful to the implementation of these reforms,” it added.
Only about 40% of the rules required by the law have been implemented to date. Whether the Citigroup bill passes or not, such attempted legislation has “a chilling effect on regulators,” according to the Times.
“After inflicting so much pain and suffering on the American people, now is not the time to let the largest banks back into the casino,” Representative Maxine Waters (D-California) said in a statement.
Why are so many other Democrats supporting a bill that the Obama administration opposes? House aides interviewed by the Times theorized that “Republicans have enough votes to pass it themselves, so vulnerable House Democrats might as well join them, and collect industry money for their campaigns,” wrote Lipton and Protess.
Indeed, lawmakers who currently support bills advocated by big banks have, this month, received double the amount of donations from Wall Street firms as those who opposed such bills, according to MapLight, a nonprofit group that analyzes campaign financial records.
Additionally, Wall Street has, in the past few weeks, hosted special fundraisers for the bills’ co-sponsors.
Maybe one of these days the public will learn that CONgress is the Board of the Corporations, not a group of men representing the people. Congress writes laws that benefit the Corporations. The Federal Reserve Corporation Central Bank makes banks whole and liquid, while robbing and stealing wealth from the working fools called the public and handing it to the banks. America has been completely conquered and taken back by England, and the public is still yammering about the Flag, The Bible, and Children. America is the poster child for the stupid.
Oh! The bill still has to go to the Senate, right? I think I'm right. Is there a campaign to contact senators to stop this?
So, this has yet to receive passage and become law? The article is not clear on this point.


Question: Can you tell me about Mormaer Ailín I of Lennox?

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Mormaer Ailín I of Lennox, also Alún or Alwin, ruled Lennox sometime before 1178. He is an obscure figure, known only in two sources, and remains characterless. It is not certain that he was ever recognized as a Mormaer of Lennox, although one source does call him that. In the 1170s, Lennox was in the nominal possession of David, the brother of King William I. David was given the territory as a fief of the crown in 1178.


Question: Summarize the stance of Deontay Wilder on the potential unification bout with Anthony Joshua.

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 Summarize the stance of Deontay Wilder on the potential unification bout with Anthony Joshua.

WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder has claimed America does not even know the name of Anthony Joshua and believes 'AJ' will never become a global icon without facing him.
Wilder (39-0, 38 KOs) makes a seventh defence of his belt against Luis "King Kong" Ortiz (28-0, 24 KOs) March 3 at Barclays Center in New York, but a unification bout with Joshua is the fight he craves.
Joshua has hinted that he might never need to fight in the U.S. during his career, but Wilder has taunted the WBA and IBO heavyweight title-holder as a UK-only champion -- and insists the two of them need each other.
"He may have his country behind him and that's it," Wilder told ESPN. "Does he want to be remembered as a country-wide champion? Because he's not worldwide [champion]. Over here in America they don't even know his name. They just know him as a big guy from England. That's fact.
"I need him and he needs me at the end of the day, unless he doesn't want to unify. Unless he wants to stay over his side of the pond and let people gravitate to him and be a fake sign of what he [says he] is. But he will never be a global icon. You will never be a world-wide figure without me. All roads lead to Deontay Wilder."
Wilder admits it is a similar case with his name being circulated in the UK through Joshua, but a potential matchup is still some way off. Wilder says it was "laughable" that Hearn came to the U.S. late last year without even making an offer to fight Joshua, in what he described as "stalling" tactics.
"Everybody wants to see the fight," said Wilder. "The only people that don't are his promoters. They already know how big of a risk this really is. They should be worried but how long do they really think the public, the fans of boxing are going to allow them to stay away from me? This is the biggest fight in our era."
Wilder is adamant he will "take care of business" against Ortiz and hopes Joshua can do "his part" in defeating Joseph Parker on March 31 in Cardiff to set up a winner-takes-all unification fight.
"I am the most exciting, most entertaining fighter in the heavyweight division," added Wilder. "Nobody in the heavyweight division is doing what I am doing. Nobody in history is doing what I am doing.
"If they feel that they want to unify, then, hey, you must go through me. All roads lead to Deontay Wilder because I am going nowhere, no time soon."


Question: Respond in 153 words. Explain the 2016-17 season for the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles men's basketball team.

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 Respond in 153 words. Explain the 2016-17 season for the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles men's basketball team.

The 2016–17 Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles men's basketball team represented Tennessee Technological University during the 2016–17 NCAA Division I men's basketball season. The Golden Eagles, led by sixth-year head coach Steve Payne, played their home games at the Eblen Center in Cookeville, Tennessee and were members of the East Division of the Ohio Valley Conference. They finished the season 12–20, 8–8 in OVC play to finish in a tie for fourth place in the East Division. As the No. 6 seed in the OVC Tournament, they lost in the first round to Murray State.
The Eagles finished the 2015–16 season 19–12, 11–5 in OVC play to finish in a three-way tie for second place in the East Division. They lost in the first round of the OVC Tournament to Austin Peay. They were invited to the inaugural Vegas 16, which only had 8 teams, where they lost in the quarterfinals to Old Dominion.


Question: Describe the Chhathar Jorpati rural municipality in Dhankuta District, Province No. 1 of Nepal. Respond in 41 words.

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Chhathar Jorpati () is a rural municipality (gaunpalika) out of four rural municipality located in Dhankuta District of Province No. 1 of Nepal. There are a total of 7 municipalities in Dhankuta in which 3 are urban and 4 are rural.


Question: What is the current state of inequality in the US?

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Recent survey shows inequality in the US is at its new peak. The richest 1 percent of the population received almost a fifth of the national households’ income in 2012, thus breaking the previous record set in 1928.
The gap between rich and poor in the US is wider than ever, according to research which uses preliminary 2012 US statistics for income. It’s an update to a comparative analysis tracing income figures back to 1913 and done by economists at the University of California, Berkeley, the Paris School of Economics and Oxford University.
“Indeed, the top decile share in 2012 is equal to 50.4 percent, a level higher than any other year since 1917 and even surpasses 1928, the peak of stock market bubble in the ‘roaring’ 1920s,” Berkeley’s Emmanuel Saez analyzes the new data in the article, posted at the University’s webpage.
The study shows measures taken by the US government to get the country out of the Great Depression efficiently contributed to curbing the growth of inequality. However, since the early 1980s the gap between the rich and the poor has been steadily increasing.
The Great Recession of 2007-2009 saw the richest being hardest hit with 36 percent of income loss, while incomes for the remaining 99 percent of the population it only diminished by 11 percent.
The wealthiest 1 percent was, however, quick to recover, capturing 95 percent of the income gains in the first two post-recession years. The 2012 data suggests the bottom 99 percent of the population has hardly seen any recovery so far.
“We need to decide as a society whether this increase in income inequality is efficient and acceptable and, if not, what mix of institutional and tax reforms should be developed to counter it,” Saez writes as a conclusion to his analysis.
The 2012 figures contribute to earlier reports on inequality surge in US, like the one issued by Pew Research Center in April, analyzing the period between 2009 and 2011. The study suggested only the top 7 percent of American households experienced an increase in their net worth during that time.
The United States Federal Reserve is quite aware of the increasing wealth gap and is investigating how the issue is affecting the country’s attempts at rebounding from the financial crisis of 2009.
“The large and increasing amount of inequality in income and wealth, which has been an ongoing development for decades, may have exacerbated the crisis and I think more research is required to determine whether it may also pose a significant headwind to the recovery from the crisis for years to come,” Fed Board of Governors member Sarah Bloom Raskin said in May.


Question: Describe the situation of migrants found dead in a container in Libya.

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 Describe the situation of migrants found dead in a container in Libya.

TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Eight migrants including six children were found dead on Monday after suffocating from petrol fumes while packed into a lorry container on the west Libyan coast, authorities said.
Another 90 migrants recovered from the container were in critical condition and had been taken to a local hospital for treatment, the security directorate in the town of Zuwara said in a statement.
Zuwara is one of the points along Libya’s western coastline where smugglers and traffickers hold migrants before putting them on boats to try to cross to Europe.
The migrants were from various sub-Saharan African and Arab countries, as well as Pakistan and Bangladesh, the statement said. They had been shut inside a refrigerated container designed for transporting meat or fish which was found just outside Zuwara, close to the Mellitah oil and gas complex.
Smugglers and traffickers took advantage of Libya’s lawlessness to send hundreds of thousands of migrants to Italy over the past four years, though flows have slowed since last summer due to an Italian-backed crackdown on smuggling networks.


Question: "What has been your experience with Schecter guitars?" Respond in 60 sentences.

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 "What has been your experience with Schecter guitars?" Respond in 60 sentences.

I have owned a few Schecters from their Diamond Series a couple of years ago. Back then, everybody I knew played LTDs and I kinda wanted something different. As they weren’t readily available in Germany, I even had to go through the troubles of importing them from the US. Apart from the chunky necks (and the Duncan Designed Pickups), I really liked them. The last one, a Tempest Custom and clearly my favorite of the bunch, I sold – only to fund a 1983 Gibson Les Paul Custom – which is understandable, don’t you think?
…until last year, when they introduced a bunch of really interesting guitars, including the Keith Merrow-sig – the KM-7 – leading the way. I guess Keith doesn’t need an introduction, but if you haven’t heard of the guy: he’s a very successful Youtuber, works for Seymour Duncan and plays in „Conquering Dystopia“ with Jeff Loomis… ’nuff said, this guy is legit!
I was really hoping to get the white model… and received the black one. Typical, right? But seriously, it looks far better in real-life than it does in the pictures. And to be honest, the finish has really grown on me since I’ve had it.. Actually, the trans-black is more of a charcoal type of color with a slight burst around the edges. On the back, it’s see-through and you can see the 2-piece swamp-ash construction of the body. Very classy! The limited color-options (black & white) might turn some people off, though. Fans of flashy colors should wait until the new “lambo-orange” version comes out. The finish feels sturdier and more durable than the regular matte-satin-finish on ESPs or Ibanez guitars. I obviously can’t speak from experience, but I assume that the KM-7 will keep its matte look for quite a while.
According to the Schecter website and my own experience with Schecters, I expected the neck to have a chunky-ish, round C-profile. I have very good news for you: It doesn’t! It actually has a D-profile, similar to the Ibanez Wizard neck. The back is extremely flat with pronounced shoulders – the detail, that sets it apart from the Wizard profile. The increased angle in which the neck is rounded off is especially noticable in the higher registers, giving the player a very big and even surface on the back of the neck. It feels a bit odd at first, but after five minutes tops I felt „right at home“. Summarized: The neck of the KM-7 is extremely comfortable and thought-out. I can totally see that the neck profile matches Keith Merrow’s playing-style.
Like the recently reviewed LTD AW-7, the Schecter KM-7 comes with an ebony-fretboard. And what applied to the Alex Wade model also applies to Keith Merrow’s – the fretboard is dyed black. And I can only say it again: this isn’t a bad thing. We’re practically all out of that rich black ebony, so get used to dyed fretboards already. Still, Schecter does a better job at dyeing their probably streaky and cloudy, but otherwise perfectly fine ebony. While the fretboard on the LTD looked glossy and – yeah – actually laquered, the fretboard on the KM-7 looks realistically matte.
The KM-7 comes with offset dots that are „reversed“ after the 12th fret. It’s something different, but they’re still dots. It gets fancy on the side of the neck, though. Keith and Schecter decided to equip the binding with glow-in-the-dark dots. Now that’s something you don’t see on production guitars regularly. They are bigger too, which might sound like a tiny detail, but trust me – it’s like a revelation in poorly lit conditions.
Keith Merrows signature-guitar comes with a set of Seymour Duncans (Nazgul and Sentient) and the dark, brushed-aluminium covers look extremely good in combination with the trans-black-finish. Apart from that, you get an original Hipshot-bridge and Schecter Locking-Tuners. The tuners are okay. They stay in tune, but they’re also a bit inaccurate – but maybe that’s just the case on my test-guitar. You also get a 3-way-switch and a coil-splitting push/pull-poti. I never used coil-splitting, I never will … those who need it know what to do with it.
Enough yada-yada. Watch the playthrough-video below to see the Schecter KM-7 in action.
Simon added the Seymour Duncan Nazgul to his 7-String Pickup Shootout a while back and I wasn’t that impressed. It sounded good, but a bit scooped. In the KM-7, it definitely sounds better, though. It seems like the Nazgul has been tailored to the swamp-ash/maple construction with Keith Merrow himself being involved in the making of the pickup. The guitar sounds dry (in a good way), articulate and well-balanced. I’d still love to hear the KM-7 with a DiMarzio D-Activator or an Instrumental SFTY3-7.
Schecter and Keith Merrow did a great job with the KM-7. It’s the details, that convinced me. You’ll get the large glow-in-the-dark side dots, beautiful bindings and an original Hipshot-bridge. The wood combination sounds very well balanced and the finish feels very comfy and durable.
In the US, the KM-7 retails for $ 999 – a very reasonable price for such a guitar with these specs and features. In the EU, the same guitar costs 1329€ – that’s an upcharge of about 44%. Although we’re used to higher retail-prices here I can’t understand the hefty price-difference, hence the lower price-rating.
This is an unbiased, but sponsored review. Our thanks go out to the german Schecter-distributor Musik Meyer for the test-guitar.


Question: Explain the symbolism and origins of the lyrics in the Beatles song "I Am the Walrus."

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Subject: Genesis of "I Am the Walrus"
This excerpt is from Pete Shotton's excellent book 'The Beatles, Lennon And Me' (originally published as "John Lennon In My Life", 1983, Stein and Day Publishers... not to be confused with "In My Life - John Lennon Remembered" by Kevin Howlett and Mark Lewisohn).
Inspired by the picture of that Quarry Bank literature master pontificating about the symbolism of Lennon-McCartney, John threw in the most ludicrous images his imagination could conjure. He thought of "semolina" (an insipid pudding we'd been forced to eat as kids) and "pilchard" (a sardine we often fed to our cats). Semolina pilchard climbing up the Eiffel Tower....," John intoned, writing it down with considerable relish.
He turned to me, smiling. "let the f*ckers work THAT one out, Pete."
Here's the Shakespeare that occurs at the end of "I Am The Walrus."
Oswald: Slave, thou hast slain me. Villain, take my purse.
Goo goo ga joob                         Isn't that Wonderful?


Question: How is Ryan Shazier doing? Respond in 36 sentences.

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PITTSBURGH -- Ten months after suffering a severe spinal injury inside Paul Brown Stadium that shook fans, players and coaches at their cores, Ryan Shazier is preparing for a Cincinnati Bengals rematch.
As an early-rising coach who has game footage ready to go at 7:30 a.m. sharp.
"He does the same prep as if he were playing that week," Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Tyler Matakevich said.
While on injured reserve for the 2018 season as he recovers from spinal stabilization surgery, Shazier is fulfilling his role as an unofficial linebackers coach. The 26-year-old is unavailable for interviews, but to hear teammates tell it, Shazier takes detailed notes from the defensive coaches' meetings and brings them to his linebackers on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings.
This group of eight players will essentially hear from Shazier before Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin to start the week's game prep.
Teammates always respected the two-time Pro Bowler's football acumen, but it turns out Shazier has inherited a coach's touch.
"He's running the film, going through calls, telling us what he sees," linebacker Anthony Chickillo said. "We really respect his football mind. He can talk about it all day. Anything he says, all the linebackers trust."
Shazier, who received his $8.7 million salary in advance of the season as a good-faith gesture from the Steelers, is a fixture at the team facility. He observes practices and hangs out with players in the locker room, giving words of encouragement when needed. His rehab progress has been impressive. The fear of paralysis was real in the days after the injury, but now Shazier walks without a cane and works out in the Steelers' weight room.
But he's a football guy at the core, and when the linebackers decided they wanted to spend more time together during the week, Shazier was a natural catalyst.
"He's so knowledgeable. Why would you waste that?" said Vince Williams, a close friend of Shazier's who has taken over playcalling duties at inside linebacker. "We're already here most of the time, so we go into our own meetings and everybody brings what they have to the table. We have Ryan run it because he's unbiased. When you're not playing, you can see it more globally. Sometimes when you watch independent film study, you're watching what you have to do. He brings a general understanding."
Defensive coordinator Keith Butler believes Shazier is perfectly suited for this role because he understands football and isn't far removed from game action.
Shazier is also eager to learn, which Butler says came with a harsh reality: Coaches work more hours than players.
"He gets experience in meetings with us and sometimes he gets his own ideas -- we don't stop him from relaying those," Butler said. "He understands the modern game."
Shazier's guidance extends to the sidelines, where Matakevich said Shazier is often the first to greet him with game footage on a tablet as he comes off the field. L.J. Fort, who played on passing downs Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons, said Shazier has aided him with coverage techniques and the tendencies of opposing receivers.
Some teammates are starting to view him as an actual coach.
To others, Shazier's still a playmaker.
"I view Ryan as a player, a player who's just hurt right now," Chickillo said. "He's there for us like any other player. He's part of our team, there's no question about that."


Question: Describe the 2007 Canada Winter Games. Respond in 4 sentences.

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The 2007 Canada Winter Games were held in Whitehorse, Yukon, from Friday 23 February 2007 to Saturday 10 March 2007. These were the first Canada Games held "North of 60" (in the northern territories). The games were held concurrent with the Inuit Games and Dene Games. The Games were televised by CBC, SRC, TSN, RDS, and APTN.


Question: Provide an explanation of why Glen Powell was cast in Paramount's Top Gun sequel.

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The actor was previously in contention for the role of Goose's son but lost out to Miles Teller.
Glen Powell will be headed into the danger zone, after all.
The actor, who stars in Netlix’s Set It Up, is in talks to join the cast of Paramount’s Top Gun sequel.
The move happens after Powell was in contention for — and lost — the part of Goose’s son, which will be played by Miles Teller.
Joseph Kosinski, who directed Cruise in the sci-fi thriller Oblivion, is directing the long-in-the-works sequel to the seminal 1986 movie that starred Tom Cruise as the hotshot pilot with the call sign Maverick.
In June, young Hollywood actors were champing at the bit to play the son of Goose, Maverick’s wingman who dies in a tragic accident in the original movie. The testing process, which involved flying to Cruise’s home in Clearwater, Florida, saw the finalists come down to Powell and Teller, with Teller ultimately winning.
But Cruise, producer Jerry Bruckheimer, and execs at Paramount and Skydance were so impressed with Powell that they tried to find another part for the actor. In fact, the movie’s makers are so intent on having Powell that they are beefing up the role for him.
Details of Powell's role are being kept in the hangar.
Powell played astronaut John Glenn in Hidden Figures and appeared in Scream Queens. He is repped by ICM Partners and Bloom Hergott.


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Beginning in the 1950s and through the 1980s, the Polish School of Posters combined the aesthetics of painting with the succinctness and simple metaphor of the poster. It developed characteristics such as painterly gesture, linear quality, and vibrant colors, as well as a sense of individual personality, humor, and fantasy. It was in this way that the Polish poster was able to make the distinction between designer and artist less apparent.


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Malcolm Holmes (born 28 July 1960 in Birkenhead, England) is a British drummer. He is best known for being the original drummer with Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark.


Question: Describe the incident involving Sean Young.

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The crime took place Thursday in Queens.
Sean Young is wanted for questioning regarding a burglary, the New York Police Department confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter.
Little information was released about the incident that authorities want to discuss with the Blade Runner actress, but police did say the crime took place Thursday in Queens at which time two laptops were stolen.
Police did not give specifics about the computers or their value.
According to TMZ, Young was allegedly caught on surveillance cameras stealing the laptops.
On Friday, Young issued the following statement to THR: "I was scheduled to retrieve my belongings from an apartment where I had been previously staying while working together with Director Timothy Hines and Producer Dominick Martini. I was expected and had confirmed my expected arrival with the buildings owner. When I arrived nobody was there to receive me but the door was unlocked and I assumed it had been left open so that I could pick up my belongings. I gathered what I believed to be my property but later discovered I was mistaken. I have contacted Dominick Martini to arrange for the 2 laptops to be returned and to pick up my 2 laptops at their earliest convenience but have now been receiving threatening voice mails from Director Timothy Hines who has been releasing untrue slanderous statements to the press. Mr Hines suffers from PTSD and deserves our sympathy and understanding and patience and hopefully this matter can be resolved quickly. I have not been contacted by the police or any lawyers regarding this matter."


Question: How do Canadians feel about the Trump administration's performance?

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January 18, 2018 – U.S. President Donald Trump began 2018 in much the same way he ended 2017: as a leader mired in controversy, insisting on his genius in the face of frequent criticism that he is damaging the office he holds.
In Canada, too, Trump’s performance as President has been uninspiring to most. A new public opinion poll from the Angus Reid Institute finds seven-in-ten Canadians (70%) expressing a negative opinion of the performance of the Trump administration, while one-in-eight (13%) say they have a positive view.
Canadians’ views of the presidency have worsened since Trump’s first few weeks in office, and more than three-quarters of respondents (77%) say they are pessimistic and worried about the three years remaining on Trump’s term.
These findings come as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government continues to seek common ground with the Trump administration on trade disputes and North Korea in the coming weeks.
The percentage of Canadians saying they have a “very negative” opinion of the Trump administration’s performance has increased 13 points, to 54 per cent. Just six per cent say they have a “very positive” view.
Albertans are significantly more likely to say they have a positive view of the President and his leadership team (29%), though half (49%) still say they view it negatively overall.
The Trump presidency has been like no other in United States history. The President’s bombastic nature on social media has had people around the world talking about him seemingly every day. Between the ongoing Russia investigation, the Fake News Awards, and the revolving door of White House staff, there has been no shortage of intrigue in Washington.
The President’s supporters point to a historic tax cut passed in December as his signature policy achievement. That bill, much like the president himself, is historically unpopular. The markets on Wall Street however, have responded positively to the Republican policy of deregulation, and have reached historic highs.
North of the border, the impact of the new administration has been felt too. An early 2017 attempted travel ban sent thousands of asylum seekers across the border last summer, for example. Further, Trump’s decision to pull his country from the Trans Pacific Partnership led to a significant jump in support for the idea of this country participating in a new version of that trade deal – the so called TPP 11. And ongoing negotiations for a new North American Free Trade Agreement has many business owners in this country waiting to make long terms plans.
So how are Canadians feeling about the leader of the free world? Not great.
The most common response, offered by more than half of Canadians overall (54%), is “very negative” when asked for their overall impression of the White House since the inauguration last January. In fact, seven-in-ten Canadians say they have a negative view of the President and his administration overall.
Canadian opinions of the Trump administration’s performance, never particularly warm, have worsened since they were first asked just a few weeks after the inauguration. At the time, in mid-February last year, four-in-ten Canadians (41%) said they had a very negative opinion, 13 points lower than now. The graph below shows the change in public opinion over this period.
While no Canadian demographic is particularly hopeful for the rest of the term under the Trump administration, there are pockets of optimism to be found. Men are again more positive than women overall. They’re close to twice as likely to say so.


Question: Have you heard about the latest third graders on the market?

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Almost every online resource gives you some useful information. At the same time, absolutely every resource only provides you part of the picture (pun intended). Oh, and that includes pictures (another pun intended). So without further ado, I will proceed to make fun of every type of online lens analysis, because they are interesting and fun, but really not worth getting so upset about.
My third grader isn’t very tall.
Mine is amazingly, awesomely tall. You must have a bad copy.
I think your tape measure isn’t lined up correctly.
Just take your third grader out to the park and stop measuring him. If you like the way he acts, you’ve got a good third grader.
139 people have commented on third-graders.
Our third grader is 153 cm tall at the head, 121 cm tall at the shoulder, 61 cm from waist to floor.
Our third grader is 159 cm tall at the head, 128 cm tall at the shoulder, and 68 cm from waist to floor.
Our third grader is 111 cm tall at the head and 115 cm tall at the shoulder, but we think his head may have been tilted.
We measured 10 third graders and they are 3mm tall at the head and 2.7mm tall at the shoulder. Sample variation was unacceptably high, with a range +/- 0.18 mm. Remember our measurements are different because the third graders are at infinity when we measure them. And we aren’t certain if we calculated the sensor glass thickness correctly.
Here are pictures of third graders measured on our standard test pattern. You can use our comparison tool to see how they stack up against fourth, fifth or sixth graders.
Here is our cool graph of the size of third graders at all the various measurement differences. You can move the slider on the left to see how the proportions change as it grows. You can see that the larger head that is apparent at the start position smooths proportion nicely as time passes.
Very weather resistant, actually performs well in a downpour.
High levels of enthusiasm over almost everything.
Emotionally labile; difficult to reason with.
Short attention span, requires a lot of entertainment.
Third graders rate 82.4 on our child rating scale.
Third graders have a beautiful, smooth out-of-focus blur as you can see from the multiple samples below. And since they’re constantly moving, this is important.
Here’s how much a third grader flares if you hold him up in direct sunlight, and over here is how distorted he looks in the corner.
I’ve never actually had a third grader, but here’s what I think of them.
Here are crops of the corners of third graders, compared to corner crops of fourth graders.
Here are amazing pictures of third graders that will make you want one.
Hey, somebody else reviewed this lens and here’s a screaming controversial extremist headline that says they concluded something that actually they just sort of hinted might be possible.
OK, I’ve had my fun for today. In a couple of days, I’ll put up a post sharing how I use online reviews and tests when I’m deciding about a lens. A subtle hint here; that means I read a lot of reviewers and testers because they are showing lots of things about lenses that my testing doesn’t show, but that I want to know about.
Quite a post, with so many review websites it gets frustrated to be able to find dslr photography info we need. I personally haven’t been a fan of digitalrev ever.
Many of us remember it! But I like the coat hanger one better.
DigitalRev: this third grader did not survive soccer ball kick to the head, did not survive falling down stairs, and did not survive being lit on fire. better spend your money on a Gitzo.
Lensrental: watch us open up and dissect this third grader and see what makes him tick. don’t worry, we won’t loose any parts and will put him through the optic bench before letting him go back to school.
Fredmiranda: third grader shows unacceptable corner smear on my A7, i need the sensor stack modification.
I keep thinking of the hour-long video the Northrups would make…but I won’t go there.
Thom looks like one seriously grumpy dude (pic on SansMirror site, at least). I would not want to be his third grader. And I bet he would have a LOT of things that god did wrong with the design of third graders, and OMG, CONTINUES to do wrong, in spite of all his attempts at telling god how to do them THE RIGHT WAY!!!!!
Why didn’t you mention what hammers a third grader should use? Given the proclivity to smack their fingers, a 12oz would be best to start with. Only later should they progress to a 16oz, and there is really no need for 20oz unless you are a professional framer.
Recently released CIPA figures show that as fertility decreases in developed nations, the market for third graders continues to decline. Yet N***n, with their heads buried deep in sophisticated engineering, are not aware of this trend and proceed merrily on their way as always.
Kelby: I took my new Third Grader to the sidelines of the Panthers game, and I found a really neat trick you can do if you simultaneously hold his nose while pressing his belly button.
You can clearly see that he was right in his predictions from last year: second graders passed into third grade. He has strong sources in the industry.
What!!!??? Nobody compared the 3rd grader to the Otus? What is this world coming to?
Lloyd Chamber’s is often sent to the Guidance Office with warnings never to rat out 3rd Grade pretenders again…not to mention charge for the carnage his deep thought generates.
Yes, the ones available now are all last years model. Wait for the new features and the reviews.


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First of 400 Tesla PowerPacks arrive at site of 25MW/50MWh Gannawarra Energy Storage System, to store power from 60MW solar farm.
The first of more than 400 Tesla Powerpack batteries have begun arriving at Victoria’s Gannawarra Solar Farm, as work gets underway on what will be one of the biggest solar and storage installations in the world.
The 60MW Ganawarra PV project in north-west Victoria – which was connected to the grid just under two months ago – is the first large-scale solar farm to be constructed and switched on in Victoria, and is jointly owned by Wirsol Energy and Edify Energy.
The batteries will make up the adjoining Gannawarra Energy Storage System – which will be a 25MW/50MWh Tesla Powerpack battery that will enable some of the solar plant’s output to be time shifted into the evening, or peak demand periods.
This battery – one of three to be installed in Victoria this coming year, two of them through the state Labor government’s energy storage auction – will be completed before the start of next summer, by December 1.
The output from both the solar farm and the battery storage installation are contracted to EnergyAustralia.
Mark Hogan, managing director of Wirsol, said in April that adding the Tesla battery storage system to Gannawarra would set a new benchmark for solar projects in Australia.
“The benefits of these types of projects will resonate with Australian consumers and the broader economy for many years,” he said.
The other big battery to be installed in Victoria under its recent auction will be an installation from Fluence at Ballarat, providing network services.
A third battery storage facility, to be built as part of the Bulgana energy hub that will include a wind farm and 20MW/34MWh of battery storage to power a new greenhouse near Stawell, will be completed next year. That, too, will be a Tesla battery.
And in South Australia, another big battery is also coming on line, with commissioning taking place now of the 30MW/8MWh battery at the Dalrymple sub-station, near the Wattle Point wind farm, to provide grid services and act as a renewables-based micro-grid in case of broader outages.
Note: To hear an interview with Angus Gemmell, of Solar Choice, who initiated the development of Ganawarra and several other big projects in Victoria and Queensland, please listen to our April 11 Solar Insiders podcast, which you can find here.
You can also listen to this latest Energy Insiders podcast which includes an interview with rival battery storage firm Fluence, and the plunging cost of solar and battery storage, and why they can beat gas generators as peaking plants.
Can’t what to hear ‘Lump of Coal Scotty’ go on the charge again. He famously tried to poo poo the Elon & ex-Premier Jay’s Big Battery in South Australia.. I guess now it will be the Elon & Premier Dan and Lily copping the same sort of nonsense all over again.
The interesting technical thing is that there is nothing more economic to make a 25 MW system than 400 Tesla power packs. This does not say much for economies of scale in battery systems. This is not a knock on the power pack, by all accounts a great system.
What exactly are you basing that on, David?
Not sure I understand your question Steve?
?? The Powerpack is modular same as other systems, it’s just housed in outdoor cabinets rather than in a building.


Question: What can you tell me about Moom?

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Question: Describe the features of the 2018 Toyota Camry.

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The new Camry offers sleeker styling, but it's the improved fuel economy and handling, plus standard advanced safety systems, that distinguish it among the crowd of midsized sedans. The Camry has long held the distinction as a competent, well-rounded and pleasant family sedan. However, it gets a bad rap among critics as unexciting.
ABS available, standard from 2005. Side and head protection air bags available from 2001, standard from 2007. ESC available from 2002, standard from 2010. Forward collision warning and automatic emergency braking available from 2015, standard from 2018.
The new Camry offers sleeker styling, but it's the improved fuel economy and handling, plus standard advanced safety systems, that distinguish it among the crowd of midsized sedans.
The Camry has long held the distinction as a competent, well-rounded and pleasant family sedan. However, it gets a bad rap among critics as unexciting. To address that perception, the redesign brings snazzier styling and slightly nimbler handling. The end result is mixed, but the Camry remains a competitive midsized sedan.
The Reliability score is based on our latest subscriber survey of 2018 Toyota Camry owners. The owner comments describe problems respondents experienced with this vehicle.


Question: Provide a summary of the impact of the September 2018 Indonesia earthquake and tsunami.

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Indonesia’s disaster-response agency now says that the death toll from the September 28 earthquake and tsunami has risen to more than 1,400, with another 2,500 injured. Aid and supplies are starting to arrive in some harder-hit areas near the town of Palu. Rescue teams are still searching for possible survivors, as some 200,000 quake-affected residents face critical shortages of food, water, and fuel. Now that some time has passed, photographers have been able to visit some of the more inaccessible and devastated areas, including a neighborhood where hundreds of homes were swept away as the ground beneath them turned into a vast mudslide caused by liquefaction due to the shaking of the earthquake.


Question: Describe the biography of Melahat Senger-Ruacan.

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Melahat Senger-Ruacan (1906–1974) was a female Turkish high court judge and the first woman elected to any supreme court in the world.
The first child of Col. Nuri and his wife Güzide, she attended Erenköy Girls High School (Turkish: "Erenköy Kız Lisesi"), an exclusive lycée in Istanbul, and later studied philosophy at Istanbul University. Following Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s establishment of Ankara as the capital of the Turkish Republic, a new university was founded in the city. Melahat Senger moved to the new capital to attend the Faculty of Law at Ankara University from 1925–1929 and finished her studies as the first female graduate of this new school with high honors. In 1938, she married Asım Ruacan, a colleague in law, and had one son with him.