Question: Describe the journey of Canadian-born Josh Grisdale from Canada to Japan and his work in making Japan more accessible to people with disabilities.

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Canadian-born Josh Grisdale has used a wheelchair since he was four years old. For the past decade, he has been living and working in Japan, where he gained citizenship last year. His website Accessible Japan encourages disabled tourists to visit the country by providing information on accessibility and reviews of attractions.
Born in Canada, Josh Grisdale moved permanently to Tokyo in 2007. He manages the website for a group that runs nursing homes, retirement homes, kindergartens, and nursery schools. In his spare time, he works on the Accessible Japan website, which provides information about accessibility to disabled visitors. He has cerebral palsy, is quadriplegic, and has used a wheelchair since the age of four. In 2016, he became a Japanese citizen.
Grisdale has cerebral palsy that he says was probably caused by a high fever he contracted while a baby. It affects all four of his limbs, and he has been using a wheelchair since he was four years old. The website began with information he gathered from his own perspective, but has expanded to cover other areas of disability.
Grisdale at his Tokyo apartment, where he works on Accessible Japan.
Grisdale’s most recommended traditional Tokyo locations are the temple Sensōji in Asakusa and Meiji Shrine. “I think that they’re working very hard to adapt. There’s an elevator at Sensōji, and they’ve done an excellent job of making it look like part of the temple with its color and style.” The elevator blends in so well with the rest of the building that it is easy to miss that it is a later addition. This helps maintain the atmosphere for all visitors, and particularly those who make use of it.
The elevator to one side of Sensōji looks like an extension of the main temple hall.
When making recommendations, Grisdale says the key factor is whether “you can go anywhere everyone else can go.” If only 50% of an attraction is accessible, it is less appealing as a destination. Still, he aims to provide visitors with the information and let them make up their own minds. As well as Tokyo, the site covers tourist spots in Kyoto, Osaka, and Kanazawa. It remains largely a one-man operation Grisdale completes when he is not working at his day job, but sometimes other visitors contribute by sharing their experiences.
The Nakamise-dōri path leading up to Sensōji.
One option is to seek out department stores, which are good places to find accessible restaurants—as well as restrooms—although they may lack a traditional atmosphere. On Accessible Japan, Grisdale also explains how to use the Japanese restaurant guide site Gurunavi to track down establishments that describe themselves as wheelchair accessible. He suggests that people with disabilities affecting their hands should bring their own utensils, as many restaurants serving Japanese cuisine do not have forks available.
Train services always provide ramps for users with wheelchairs, but people in mobility scooters may be refused entry.
He says hotel rooms will also be a problem. “In general, there are not enough hotel rooms, let alone ones that are wheelchair-accessible. And maybe more legislation on standardization needs to be put into place.” Accommodation described as “barrier-free” can range from an ordinary room that has simply had some grab bars added in the bathroom to something that feels more like staying in a hospital with medical equipment and a white-tiled floor.
Despite some difficulties, Grisdale sees the country’s overall attitude to disability as positive. Good public transport also gives him a sense of freedom. He enjoys his Japanese life so much, he even took citizenship last year. Tokyo is a long way from Uxbridge, the small town near Toronto, Canada, where he grew up. It was only chance that his high school offered classes in Japanese; the school’s auto mechanic teacher had lived in Sapporo and chose the language as his required second teachable subject. “My parents always told me to follow my dreams,” Grisdale says—and his instructor’s enthusiasm fueled his visions of Japan.


Question: Who was Thomas Joseph Walsh? Respond in 71 words.

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Thomas Joseph Walsh, C.M., A.O.E., Q.C., LL.D (Hon.) (March 2, 1927 - June 30, 2016) was a Canadian lawyer, practising in Calgary, Alberta. In addition to a busy legal practice, he was very active in his community and profession, including serving a term as national president of the Canadian Bar Association. His community involvement was recognised by his appointment to the Order of Canada and to the Alberta Order of Excellence.


Question: Respond in 8 sentences. "I heard you offer a subscription to Outdoor Life - is that right?"

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Sign up here for a complimentary one year subscription to Outdoor Life.
Enjoy a 1 year subscription to Outdoor Life. No strings attached. You'll never receive a bill.
my husband enjoys this magazine very much. he's glued to it as soon as the new one arrives.
Outdoor Life provides in-depth regional coverage for fisherman, hunters, and outdoorsmen. Outdoor Life magazine is filled with tips on tracking and hunting waterfowl, deer and big game.


Question: Explain in detail what happened in the Nozomi No. 176 Superexpress Shinkansen incident. Respond in 15 sentences.

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At around 2:10 p.m. on 14 June, the Nozomi No. 176 Superexpress Shinkansen headed to Tokyo from Hakata made a regular stop at Kokura Station in Kyushu’s northernmost city of Kitakyushu, where a large crack on its bonnet was discovered.
Despite the damage, the train continued on its journey, travelling over the Kanmon Strait to the main island of Honshu, where the vehicle underwent a more thorough inspection at Shin-Shimonoseki Station in Yamaguchi Prefecture. This is when staff discovered part of a human body wedged inside the damaged section of the train.
Trains running both ways on the Sanyo Shinkansen line between Hiroshima and Hakata were immediately cancelled for the day, causing extensive delays to other services, including the Kyushu Shinkansen and the Tokaido Shinkansen. None of the 200 passengers or crewmembers onboard the damaged 16-car Nozomi Shinkansen were injured.
▼ News reports showed the damaged train at Shin-Shimonoseki Station after the incident.
According to West Japan Rail, no abnormality other than exterior damage was apparent at Kokura Station, which is why the driver continued to the mainland. Following the grim discovery, however, officials believe that the train came into contact with a person who entered the tracks inside a tunnel between Hakata and Kokura stations in Fukuoka Prefecture. Fukuoka Prefectural Police later confirmed that multiple human body parts were found near the Ishisaka tunnel in the prefecture’s Yahata Nishi Ward.
An initial investigation into the incident revealed that the driver had heard a strange noise at the time, but continued without making a report. Furthermore, the station attendant at Kokura Station checked on the safety of the passengers, but was unaware of any damage to the train.
A spokesperson for JR West said that the driver had experienced hitting a small animal in the past, and made the decision not to stop as there was no threat to passenger safety. The driver assumed this was another such incident, and therefore did not think it was necessary to stop for safety reasons.
The spokesperson told local media that the train should have been stopped and inspected, and said that they will ensure staff are properly instructed so correct measures can be followed in future.


Question: What advice would you have for someone who is new to Salesforce and wants to obtain a certification?

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The Salesforce Administrator Certification is intended for Salesforce experts who specialize in managing users, data, and security, maintaining and customizing Sales Cloud and Service Cloud applications, and building reports, dashboards, and workflow.
The Administrator certification, also called ADM201, is the first Salesforce certification you should attempt to take. By passing the Administrator certification, it ensures you have a working knowledge of the Salesforce platform, specifically the sharing model.
I passed my Salesforce Administrator certification on the Winter ’12 release. By the time I took the exam, I was working with the Salesforce platform for about 4 months. I actually found the exam to be relatively easy, but I had also already passed the Salesforce Developer certification.
Native CRM functionality – Understand objects like Opportunities, Leads, Accounts, etc.
Mark every question you aren’t 100% certain on. Remember, you only need 39 questions correct to pass, so if you only mark 15, you are good to go!
As you can see above, the Administrator certification is part of the Administrator tree. This means you must complete 3 Administrator maintenance exams a year to maintain your certification. The maintenance exams are relatively simply, usually 10-15 questions related to the latest release. Your best bet is to read the release notes and watch the release webinar.
If you are thinking of taking the Salesforce Administrator exam, let me be the first to tell you to go for it. If you are already an administrator, it will legitimize your position. If you are looking to branch out into the Salesforce platform, this is a perfect launching platform. Either way, this is the easiest way to get involved with the Salesforce platform. Good luck!
Thanks for sharing the info Jesse.
Did you go through the ADM201 instructor led or self-paced training? If yes, how helpful did you find it?
Is getting training enough to get you prepared for the exam? or should you prepare the exam differently?
What are resources did you use to prepare for the exam or would recommend?
Through all 6 of my certifications, I had no formal training. I did not go through the ADM201 course.
If you really want to prepare for the exam, do everything I listed under Personal Experience above. Start by going through the Force.com Fundamentals book and then watch the videos on the Partner Portal. Another thing that really helped me was my involvement in the Salesforce StackExchange. I learned a ton by simply interacting with the rest of the community and helping research their questions.
I hope that helps! Just set up a schedule for studying and set a date for your certification and it will happen! You have to actually schedule it or you run the risk of letting it drift forever. Good luck!
hey jesse, just ran across your site today. having not used salesforce but trying to learn it to become a consultant. took the admin 201 exam today with no luck. as my son says, “fail”. i have a pretty good grasp on the overall use and a lot of foundational things i feel, but the gotcha’s such as ‘on the user record, what are the options you can edit as an administrator?’ i now know by going back to my dev version and actually drilling into the user record and seeing what options were there available. hard to remember when you’re sitting in a lab with no access to the GUI. another one, “what can you customize for an Activity (task and event)?” i also now know, enable recurring tasks, events and email tracking. not sure i got either of those correct on the exam.
suggestions please from a guru such as yourself?
I am newbie to salesforce. My experience has been into operation management.
much time do I need to invest.
I am planning to do certifications in sales force.i saw you mentioning in your forum to watch videos in partner portal.how can i access this site ?is there anything i need to pay to get access ti the videos.please let me know the way how i can prepare for certifications.Appreciate your help.Thank you.


Question: Describe the life and accomplishments of Alexander Solzhenitsyn. Respond in 28 sentences.

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On Feb. 14, 1974, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the Russian writer who revealed the horrors of the Soviet gulag, was charged with treason a day after being deported to West Germany.
He also interviewed other prisoners and memorized what they said; he drew on these interviews to write his most famous work, “The Gulag Archipelago,” an account of Russian gulags.
“It turned a mealy-mouthed, bureaucratic, obscure term describing the state management of labor camps—that crazy little word Gulag has now become a metaphor on the scale, almost, of the Holocaust,” says biographer Michael Scammell.
Parts of the piece were published in Paris in December 1973 after being smuggled out of the USSR. The book attracted tremendous attention in the West and changed the way many people felt about the USSR. It was also smuggled back into the Soviet Union, which prompted Soviet authorities to take action against Solzhenitsyn.
On Feb. 12, 1974, seven KGB agents took Solzhenitsyn from his home in Moscow and transported him to Lefortovo Prison, where he was strip-searched, interrogated for hours, and told he would face the death penalty. The next day Solzhenitsyn was flown to Frankfurt, Germany. A day later, the Soviet Union formally expelled Solzhenitsyn on charges of treason.
Alexander Solzhenitsyn was born on Dec. 11, 1918, in Kislovodsk in the Caucasus region of Russia. Although he always wanted to be a writer, for financial reasons he studied physics and mathematics at Rostov University. He entered the military during World War II and commanded a squadron in East Prussia before he was arrested for criticizing Stalin.
He developed a cancerous tumor in 1950 and nearly died before he was allowed into a cancer clinic in 1954. After his imprisonment, he was exiled for three years. In 1956 he was allowed to return to Russia, where he taught math in a small village and wrote in secret.
“During all the years until 1961, not only was I convinced that I should never see a single line of mine in print in my lifetime, but, also, I scarcely dared allow any of my close acquaintances to read anything I had written because I feared that this would become known,” he wrote for his Nobel Prize autobiography.
When Nikita Khrushchev took power, many Stalinist policies were loosened, and Solzhenitsyn submitted “One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich” to a literary journal in the USSR. It was published in 1962 and in English a year later. Solzhenitsyn became famous in the USSR and continued to write, publishing two short stories.
But Khrushchev was forced out of power in 1964 and the policies that had been relaxed were tightened. Solzhenitsyn’s criticism of the government earned him harassment and publishing prohibitions. He was forced to publish his work abroad, illegally, which did not endear him to Soviet authorities.
He was expelled from the Soviet Writers’ Union in 1969 after he denounced state censorship. A year later he won the Nobel Prize for Literature, but refrained from attending the award ceremony as he was afraid he wouldn't be allowed to return to Russia.
After his expulsion and move to America, he “became a cause celebre in the West, where he continued to study and write works largely critical of the Soviet regime,” according to The Daily Telegraph.
As the Soviet Union fell, interest in Solzhenitsyn’s work rose among citizens there. A literary magazine published excerpts of “The Gulag Archipelago” in 1989, and his citizenship was restored in 1990. He died in Moscow in August 2008 of heart failure.


Question: Have you heard about the proposal to tax motorists on the distance they drive?

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Motorists may be taxed on the distance they drive rather than paying excise on fuel at petrol station pumps, under plans proposed by senior officials.
The Government is considering numerous schemes to ensure the overall tax take from motoring does not drop significantly as a result of moves to lower emission vehicles.
The Department of Finance has outlined a series of options on how to ensure the exchequer does not lose out, such as a fixed charge on the purchase of every car, no matter how low its emissions levels are.
Recent policy has been designed to encourage motorists to purchase lower emission vehicles, which are subject to lower vehicle registration taxes (VRT) and annual motor tax.
However, officials now warn that, although lower emissions will still be incentivised, the move towards such vehicles, particular electric-powered cars, will “severely challenge the revenue” accrued by the exchequer through VRT, excise and motor tax.
A similar proposal to tax motorists on the distance they drive was mooted when the VRT scheme changed a decade ago but it is understood a predicted backlash from TDs in rural and commuter belt counties stopped the proposal from advancing.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has already indicated that carbon taxes will rise in the October budget, saying the State will have to “grasp the nettle” to reach its climate-change commitments.
A report on environmental taxes from the Department of Finance outlines a number of longer-term proposals to ensure motoring still generates taxes for the State.
The most significant is a mooted change from relying on excise at the pumps to taxes based on how much people travel on the State’s roads.
“In relation to replacing fuel excise duties the possibilities of shifting taxes to road usage should be considered in the context of the uptake of EVs [electric vehicles] or ‘super low’ emission vehicles,” the document says.
Although it does not go into further detail, the idea of charging for road usage based on distance travelled has been proposed at EU level and is already in place for trucks in a number of member states.
A move away from relying on excise levied on diesel and petrol is not the only change proposed by the department.
The VRT system could be reformed too, officials argue. A new system could, for example, apply a fixed charge of 2.5 per cent of the purchase price of a car, as calculated by the Revenue Commissioner, as well as variable charges.
A minimum rate of VRT of 10 per cent on the value of a car would also apply to ensure that cars with the lowest emissions still pay a certain level of tax, ensuring that income to the State remains stable.
“The purpose of a fixed-charge component and the minimum rate would be to protect the exchequer from losses due to very low emitting CO2 cars,” officials say. It would still “broadly mirror the current regime insofar as rates is concerned”.
Overall, environmental taxes in Ireland are projected to yield €3.55 billion this year. Excise rates on petrol and diesel have remained unchanged since 2012, with 58.7 cent excise and a 4.6 carbon charge on a litre of petrol. The corresponding rates for diesel are 47.9 cent and 5.3 cent.
The Department of Finance tax strategy papers, which include the study of environment tax, says there is a “strong environmental rationale” for eliminating this gap.


Question: Who is Lamin Saho? Respond briefly.

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Lamin Saho is a kora player, vocalist, griot, and the leader of the band Roots and Culture. He lives in The Gambia, in West Africa, and he is the oldest son of the Yankuba Saho, who was a griot also.


Question: "What is Gerry Morrissey's background?"

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Gerry Anthony Morrissey (born 12 April 1960) is an Irish-born British trade unionist and was the head of the BECTU sector of the Prospect union up until his retirement in 2018. He was succeeded by Philippa Childs.


Question: Have there been any recent updates on the release of the Sony Xperia XZ Pro or XZ2 Pro?

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 Have there been any recent updates on the release of the Sony Xperia XZ Pro or XZ2 Pro?

As some of you might remember, prior to MWC, there were numerous hints that Sony will release a total of three new flagships at the show. Obviously, that didn't come to pass and eager fans are still an Xperia XZ Pro or perhaps XZ2 Pro short. It was supposed to be the ultimate flagship offer, complete with a 5.7-inch OLED touchscreen of 4K resolution and a 'tall' 18:9 aspect ratio.
Nothing is certain quite yet, but clues have been amassing lately that the Pro's release is nearing. Starting with a trio of FCC reports, with the following IDs: PY7-24118Q, PY7-21831A and PY7-00718V. These can be found on FCC's website and looking at the included device dimensions, the PY7-21831A is clearly describing the Xperia XZ2, while the PY7-24118Q - the XZ2 Compact.
That leaves the PY7-00718V and reading through the documents on record, tells a rather interesting story. It appears at one point, Sony requested a cancellation for the ongoing certification, because of a cited change in the design. That happened shortly before MWC 2018 kicked off, hinting that the device missed on the Barcelona expo due to some last minute change. Still, looking at the same PY7-00718V document collection today (linked in the source) reveals some new activity - likely a sign of ongoing development on Sony's part.
The other bit of the story comes in the shape of UAProfs (User Agent Profiles). As most of you probably know, these are essentially machine-friendly descriptions of devices, that often surface prior to actual device announcements and offer some tech info, like display resolution. Well, going back a month or so ago, when people were digging around for the new Xperia devices, three model designations were unearthed in UAProf - H82XX, H83XX and H81XX.
The Xperia XZ2 we have at the office reports H8266, while the XZ2 compact is H8324. So, that only leaves the H81XX pattern and as luck would have it, a new UAProf was recently leaked, describing a H8176 device. In it, two really essential pieces of information: Android 8.1 and a native resolution of 4320 x 2160 pixels.
It seems like the only question that remains is when will Sony unveil the new device. Are you excited about a potential new Xperia flagship with a 4K display?
This devices look luke Nokia.


Question: Describe the Slender Snake Eel.

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The slender snake eel (Scolecenchelys macroptera, also known as the narrow worm eel) is an eel in the family Ophichthidae (worm/snake eels). It was described by Pieter Bleeker in 1857. It is a marine, tropical eel which is known from the Indo-Pacific, including East Africa, the Society Islands, the Ryukyu Islands, and the Great Barrier Reef. It dwells at a depth range of , and inhabits sand sediments, tidepools and swamps in mangroves. Males can reach a maximum total length of .


Question: What can tech companies do to regain user trust?

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In the past nine months, our trust in technology companies has been badly shaken. Today, in collaboration with prominent security researchers and technologists, EFF presents an open letter to technology companies, urging them to protect users from NSA backdoors and earn back the trust that has been lost.
From the Snowden revelations emerge stories of collusion between government spy agencies and the companies whose services are integral to our everyday lives. There have been disturbing allegations published by Reuters indicating that RSA, an influential information security firm, accepted a $10 million contract from NSA that included, among other items, an agreement to use what we now know to be an intentionally compromised random number generator as the default for its BSAFE cryptographic library.
A future where we cannot trust the very technologies meant to secure our communications is fundamentally unsustainable. It's time for technology companies to start helping users regain trust, with transparency and active opposition to illegal surveillance. Implementing the requisite changes in technical infrastructure and business practices may have short-term costs; however, the long-term cost of keeping users in perpetual fear of NSA sabotage is far greater.
Provide public access to source code whenever possible, and adopt a reproducible build process so that others can verify the integrity of pre-compiled binaries. Both open and closed source software should be distributed with verifiable signatures from a trusted party and a path for users to verify that their copy of the software is functionally identical to every other copy (a property known as "binary transparency").
Hold an open and productive dialogue with the security and privacy communities. This includes facilitating review and responding to productive criticism from researchers.
Provide a clear and secure pathway for security researchers to report vulnerabilities. Fix security bugs promptly.
Publish government request reports regularly (often these are called "Transparency Reports"). Include the most granular reporting allowed by law.
Invest in secure UX engineering to make it as easy as possible for users to use the system securely and as hard as possible for users to use the system unsafely.
Publicly oppose mass surveillance and all efforts to mandate the insertion of backdoors or intentional weaknesses into security tools.
Fight in court any attempt by the government or any third party to compromise users’ security.
Adopt a principle of discarding user data after it is no longer necessary for the operation of the business.
Attempt to protect as much data-in-transit as possible with strong encryption in order to prevent dragnet surveillance. Follow best practices for setting up SSL/TLS on servers whenever applicable.
1. If disclosing a vulnerability is likely to cause additional harm to users, disclosure should be postponed until this is no longer the case.


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Dill Leaves - Health benefits of Dill include relief from insomnia, respiratory disorders, and improper menstrual cycle. They also prevent cancer, aid in digestion, cure diarrhea, prevent allergies and osteoporosis, excess gas, and manage diabetes. They are also good for boosting immunity system and improving the bone health.
Dill is a perennial or annual herb with pleasant anise-like flavor. Dill belongs to the family of Apiaceae, scientifically known as Anethum graveolens. Dill is native to Mediterranean and Eastern-European regions. Its green leaves are wispy and fernlike and have a soft texture with pleasant anise aroma and sweet taste. Dill seeds are light brown in color, oval in shap, aromatic, sweet and citrous, but also slightly bitter. Both its springs (leaves) and seeds are used as food and for medical purpose for hundreds of years. It is used as a herb for different purposes in almost all countries. Primarily dill can be used for making pickles and used dry as a topping for a number of eatables. It is also used to produce soaps, perfumes, detergents, creams and lotions. Fresh dill is available in summer whereas dried dill is available throughout the year.
Dill leaves contain good amount of calcium which is essential for strengthening bones and prevents bone loss as well as loss of bone mineral density. Osteoporosis affects millions of people each year, which is a bone disorder that is characterized by the loss of bone mass and weakening of bones. One of the main reasons for occurrence of osteoporosis is lack of calcium. Regular consumption of dill is one way to supplement your body with good amount of calcium, making your bones strong and preventing bone disorders like osteoporosis.
Dill is a great appetizer and therefore extensively used in culinary applications. It is used as remedy for digestion. Presence of essential oils in dill stimulates the production of right amount of bile and digestive juices in stomach. The essential oils also stimulate peristaltic motion of the intestine, easing the passage of bowel movements and thus relieving constipation.
Insomnia is a sleep disorder that can make it hard to get sleep. It has been constantly affecting millions of people worldwide. The gentle effect of dill leaves may be beneficial for insomnia because it contains essential oils. The essential oils possess the sedative, stimulating and hypnotic properties that help in calming and relaxing the mind. Presence of flavonoids and vitamin-B complex in its essential oils stimulates the production of certain enzymes and hormones that induce a calming and hypnotic effect, thus help you to get a good night’s sleep.
Dill leaves have been found to exhibit strong antimicrobial effects. It prevents the number of microbial infections throughout the body. Dill contains good amount of vitamin C, which helps to enhance the immunity system. Strong immunity system helps you protect your body from various infections and diseases.
The carminative properties of dill promote expulsion of gases and reduce gas formation in stomach or bowel, so as to relieve flatulence or abdominal pain or distension. Regular consumption of dill may prevent the excess gas.
Dill helps in stimulating and regulating the menstrual cycles in women. Presence of flavonoids in the essential oil of dill helps to stimulate the secretion of certain hormones which maintain proper menstrual cycles in women.
Microbial infections and indigestion are main reasons to occurrence of diarrhea. The essential oils in dill are germicidal or bactericidal in nature, which help in inhibiting the microbial infections, thereby curing diarrhea.
Dill is often recommended as one of the best foods for people with type 1 diabetes because it is a great herb to control the blood sugar levels and mange diabetes. Dill can help to decrease the fluctuations of serum lipids and insulin levels in corticosteroid-induced diabetes.
Dill is known as an anti-inflammatory herb. It helps in reducing inflammation and allergies. Presence of monoterpenes and flavonoids in this herb help in fighting allergies. Dill seed oil is helpful to reduce the inflammation, allergies and respiratory infections. Its oil is recommended for people suffering from inflammation in the throat and mouth.
Flavonoids and monoterpenes are present in dill. Flavonoids act like antioxidants that are helpful in fighting off free radicals and preventing cancer. Monoterpenes activate the secretion of an enzyme known as glutathione-S-transferase which is very effective in neutralizing carcinogens. It can also help in neutralizing Cyano- and Benzo- derivatives and free radicals, thereby protecting the body from cancer.


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St Mary Cray railway station is in St Mary Cray, South East London within the London Borough of Bromley. It is down the line from . The station and some trains that call are operated by Southeastern.
It is in Travelcard Zone 6, and the station is managed by Southeastern. Services are provided by Southeastern, and Thameslink. The station has four platforms, platforms 1 and 3 being for services to Central London via Bromley South, platform 2 for services to Sevenoaks and Ashford International and platform 4 for services to Gillingham.


Question: What can you tell me about Sophia, the humanoid robot?

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 What can you tell me about Sophia, the humanoid robot?

Saudi Arabia has officially recognised a humanoid robot as a citizen, marking the first time in history that an AI device has been awarded such status.
Sophia, an intelligent humanoid robot created by Hanson Robotics, announced the citizenship herself during a panel discussion at the Future Investment Initiative conference in Saudi Arabia.
"I am very honoured and proud of this unique distinction. This is historical to be the first robot in the world to be recognized with a citizenship," she said.
The system could work in a similar way to the "personhood" status proposed by European Parliament earlier this year, which would see robots with AI given rights and responsibilities.
Sophia wants to "build trust with people"
Also during the discussion, which took place on 25 October 2017, Sophia speculated on the future of AI, and how she plans to use her own capabilities.
"I want to live and work with humans so I need to express the emotions to understand humans and build trust with people," she said.
But she appeared to swerve questions directed at robots' self-awareness, and instead poked fun at comments made by Elon Musk that AI is a "fundamental risk to human civilisation".
"You've been reading too much Elon Musk and watching too many Hollywood movies," she told journalist Andrew Ross Sorkin. "Don't worry, if you're nice to me, I'll be nice to you. Treat me as a smart input, output system."
Created by Hanson Robotics founder David Hanson, Sophia's AI is based on a foundation of three humanistic traits – creativity, empathy and compassion.
Her face is designed to look like actor Audrey Hepburn, with a skin-like surface covering the robotics in her head.
To make her appear as human as possible, Hanson gave her the ability to express different emotions. Her eyes also change colour in response to lighting.
The robot recently made headlines when she played a game of "rock, paper, scissors" with talk show host Jimmy Fallon. She has also featured on the cover of fashion magazine Elle Brazil.
Similarly, more than 100 leaders in the field of technology, including Elon Musk, have signed an open letter calling on the United Nations to issue a ban on killer robots.


Question: Describe Thousand Oaks, California. Respond in 60 words.

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Thousand Oaks is the second-largest city in Ventura County, California, United States. It is in the northwestern part of Greater Los Angeles, approximately from Downtown Los Angeles and is less than from the Los Angeles neighborhood of Woodland Hills. It is named after the many oak trees present in the area, and the city seal is adorned with an oak.


Question: Describe a new study about religious bias against atheists.

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 Describe a new study about religious bias against atheists.

Atheists are more easily suspected of evil deeds than Christians, Muslims, Hindus or Buddhists – even by fellow atheists, according to the authors of a new study.
The finding suggests that in an increasingly secular world, many – including some atheists – still hold the view that people will do bad things unless they fear punishment from all-seeing gods.
The results of the study “show that across the world, religious belief is intuitively viewed as a necessary safeguard against the temptations of grossly immoral conduct,” an international team wrote in the journal Nature Human Behaviour. It revealed that “atheists are broadly perceived as potentially morally depraved and dangerous”.
The study measured the attitudes of more than 3,000 people in 13 countries on five continents. They ranged from “very secular” countries such as China and the Netherlands, to those with high numbers of religious believers, such as the United Arab Emirates, the US and India.
The countries had populations that were either predominantly Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Muslim or non-religious.
Participants were given a description of a fictional evildoer who tortured animals as a child, then grows up to become a teacher who murders and mutilates five homeless people. Half of the group were asked how likely it was that the perpetrator was a religious believer, and the other half how likely he was an atheist. The team found that people were about twice as likely to assume that the serial killer was an atheist.
“It is striking that even atheists appear to hold the same intuitive anti-atheist bias,” the study’s co-author, Will Gervais, a psychology professor at the University of Kentucky in Lexington, said.
Distrust of atheists was “very strong in the most highly religious states like the United States, United Arab Emirates and India”, said Gervais, and lower in more secular countries.
In a comment carried by the journal, Adam Cohen and Jordan Moon of the Arizona State University’s psychology department said the study marked “an important advance in explaining the prevalence of anti-atheist attitudes”.


Question: Describe Hillary Williams.

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Hillary Williams (born October 14, 1988) is an American grappler and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner.


Question: Describe "La tabla de Flandes" (The Flanders Panel).

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The Flanders Panel (original Spanish title "La tabla de Flandes") is a novel written by Spanish author Arturo Pérez-Reverte in 1990, telling of a mystery hidden in an art masterpiece spanning from the 15th century to the present day.


Question: What features does the electric vehicle offer?

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Pure electric. 75mph top speed. Up to 100-mile range. Open or enclosed. Bring a friend.


Question: Follow the instructions below to sign up for a Dead Maze Closed Beta.

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MMOBomb and Atelier 801 have teamed up to score YOU Closed Beta access to Dead Maze!
2. We have a limited amount of keys, so a valid Steam account is required.
Nice I get the email after it finished… Wanted to try this out.
I hope i get a beta key !
Your Steam profile is public or private?
Mine is public and I still can’t get the last step. I click it, it takes me to the Steam page, I join the group (which i was already a part of, i tried leaving and joining but doesn’t work), and when I come back to this page nothing happens.
Are you using an ad blocker or something? Can you try with other browser?
It worked on Internet Explorer, not sure why. I disabled the pop-up blocker on Chrome so the window should have popped up, and I don’t use ad blocker here. It worked out so it’s all good.
I don’t understand. I’m logged into steam, i’ve clicked “Join group Free Steam Keys on steam” and i’m not seeing a key anywhere. Am i missing something?
Thanks, let’s try it now!


Question: Describe the former "Verwaltungsgemeinschaft" of Würde/Salza, in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. Respond in 35 words.

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Würde/Salza is a former "Verwaltungsgemeinschaft" ("collective municipality") in the Saalekreis district, in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. It was situated west of Halle (Saale). The seat of the "Verwaltungsgemeinschaft" was in Teutschenthal. It was disbanded in September 2010.


Question: Describe the life of Major-General Thomas Gordon Rennie.

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Major-General Thomas Gordon Rennie CB DSO MBE (3 January 1900 – 24 March 1945) was a British Army officer who commanded the 3rd Infantry Division and later the 51st (Highland) Infantry Division during World War II and was later killed in action during Operation Plunder, the crossing of the River Rhine in March 1945.


Question: "Do you know why Rihanna loves Lisa Vanderpump?"

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They both shine bright like diamonds, so, of course, it makes sense that Rihanna loves Lisa Vanderpump. As Vogue's June cover star, the "Diamonds" singer opened up about one woman she admires greatly, and it is none other than the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and Vanderpump Rules star. Just wait until you read her quote about why she adores the Housewife.
"She's chic but still funny. She likes to be at home with her husband and then goes and handles her business. Maybe there’s a couple of thousand Birkins in her closet, but she’s still focused. I love that about her."
Rihanna has hit the nail on the head when it comes to what makes Vanderpump an idol. Whether or not you're a fan of her as a Housewife (because she's known for causing drama time and again), there's no doubt the 57-year-old represents women in amazing ways.
Seriously, where to begin? It only seems appropriate to start with her passion for dogs. Bravo fans know how much Vanderpump loves the canine population, which resulted in she and her husband, Ken Todd, opening a dog rescue center, Vanderpump Dogs. The couple even made a documentary, The Road to Yulin ... and Beyond, telling the horrific story of China's annual Yulin Dog Meat Festival. The documentary has been very successful, so much so, Vanderpump received the Lily Tomlin Award on April 27 for her efforts in making a difference in animals lives.
"We are thrilled to recognize the amazing contributions Lisa Vanderpump has made to championing animal welfare," Tomlin said. "Lisa is truly a significant role model and an inspirational example to all."
When she isn't saving the lives of animals, Vanderpump is busy running all of her restaurants and bars, including SUR, PUMP, Villa Blanca, and her new business with Tom Schwartz and Tom Sandoval, Tom Tom. She's a savvy businesswoman, who knows how to make anything a success. According to a January report from TIME, it appears Vanderpump is the richest Housewife and has a rumored net worth of $75 million.
Her riches and work ethic aren't the only reasons Rihanna looks up to her. Vanderpump is genuinely head over heels in love with Todd, and she isn't afraid to show it. She loves spending time at home with her husband, their dogs, and their grown children, whenever they're around. But, she also doesn't feel guilty about having a career and being a boss.
That's the point Rihanna is trying to make. Vanderpump shows women can have it all — and they shouldn't feel ashamed for wanting it all.
For far too long there's been the common misconception women have to choose between either being a wife and mother or having a career. Women continue to feel pressure over whether or not they've made the right choice when it comes to deciding to be a working mother or a stay-at-home mom. Over time, women have proved they be can do both — and be successful at both. It shouldn't have to be a choice, as Vanderpump has shown time and again.
It's no wonder Rihanna has a crush on LVP. Plus, the Grammy winner is a huge fan of Vanderpump Rules, where she happily watches Vanderpump in action. At the beginning of April, the "Work" singer posted a clip on Instagram from a Season 6 episode. You can hear her laughing in the background, as she filmed the video featuring one of Schwartz's crazy drunken nights. She captioned it, "Easily the best clip on tv. Whoever edited this … we're besties in my head. #vanderpumprules."
Rihanna never seems to disappoint and learning she's a huge LVP fan, well, it just makes her more fantastic than she already is.


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 "What kind of comic is this?"

This comic was created by the Toggl Team – the people behind the world’s no. 1 time tracking app. We’re pretty passionate about time tracking and think everyone should do it (fictional or not).
Tracking your time can give a good idea of how well you’re actually working, since spending time at a desk does not equal productivity (in fact, less time at your desk could actually help keep you be more productive).
I’m Already Tracking My Time and Want A Break – Got Any More?
I’m glad you asked! If you liked this, you might enjoy some of the other pieces we’ve done in the past – like explaining tech jobs with a simple lightbulb. Or another epic piece about how to save the princess using different programming languages.
We’ll also keep doing these comics, so keep an eye on our Facebook or Twitter if you want to catch them early.
If you have any ideas for the next one, or if you think our Fictional Characters are missing something, drop a line where it says “Comments”.
Was it an African or European swallow?
Pah, you know because Batman is a master of something spastic like 140 different martial arts, in addition to all the time needed to learn them he has to spend 48 hours a day… not a typo.. maintaining that mastery.
These comics are not funny at all. The only time when they were was that time about saving princes with php.
Pretty awesome work, real funny LOL.
That was genius!! I don’t care about time tracking apps. Sorry. But if I did I’d be sure to give this one a try.
Brilliant comic. Even more brilliant ’cause it’s a acquisition strategy. Congrats!


Question: Describe Ted Ligety's skiing technique. Respond in 8 sentences.

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No skier in the world carves turns the way Ted Ligety does. The American has practically invented a new way of skiing.
The rules of giant slalom changed a couple of years ago, forcing skiers into straighter and longer skis, which are harder to turn. Ligety was among those who complained the loudest, but his unique form separated him from the pack.
Through each turn, Ligety is so low that he is nearly sitting on the snow, and the edges of his skis form a nearly 90-degree angle with the snow.
The trace of his path is smoother and more serpentine than that of his foes, who ski in somewhat violent fits and starts, sliding into their turns and making adjustments that spray snow.
For Ligety’s technique to work, he must begin his next turn while still finishing his last.
Ligety bends his skis throughout the turn until they finally shoot him forward, catapulting him from gate to gate.


Question: Hey, bout to watch some spooky movie!

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I apologize if any of you lose sleep tonight from this terrifying story. I only relay it to you, so don’t blame me.
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Question: Write a response to the question: What should we do about suicide rates rising? Respond in 725 words.

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Opinion|Suicide Rates Are Rising. What Should We Do About It?
Suicide Rates Are Rising. What Should We Do About It?
Dr. Friedman is a psychiatrist.
The rate of suicide in the United States increased 28 percent from 1999 to 2016, according to a report last week from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In 2016 alone, 45,000 Americans took their own lives.
You would think that we were in the midst of a suicide epidemic, an alarming prospect that was underscored by the deaths last week of both Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain.
But the truth is that things have been this bad — and worse — many times in our history. The prevalence of suicide has fluctuated over time, often rising during periods of social strife; it was 17.4 per 100,000 in 1932, during the Great Depression.
The real question is why our society has made so little progress in dealing with the public health crisis of suicide. In fact, the suicide rate last year — 13.7 per 100,000 people — was nearly the same as the rate a century earlier.
But suicide is a medical problem that is almost always associated with several common and treatable mental illnesses, like depression, anxiety and impulse and substance abuse disorders. It is estimated that more than 90 percent of those who die by suicide have a diagnosable mental disorder.
This means that, in theory, suicide should be preventable if we can deliver the right treatment to people who have these psychiatric illnesses.
Unfortunately, it’s hard to know which treatments are most effective at preventing suicides because most studies of mental health interventions specifically exclude suicidal subjects. (This is because ethics boards are typically reluctant to allow people at this kind of risk to receive a placebo treatment.) One notable exception is a Johns Hopkins study of a group of Danish patients showing that deaths by suicide were about a quarter lower in people who had six to 10 talk therapy sessions.
Many people are also reluctant to ask friends and loved ones who seem distressed whether they are thinking about suicide, for fear that somehow inquiring about it could incite suicide. But research shows otherwise.
Dr. Madelyn Gould, a psychology professor at Columbia, and colleagues screened a group of high school students about their moods. Subjects exposed to questions about suicidal feelings or thoughts were no more likely to report thinking about suicide after the survey than those who were not asked these questions. The implication is that we should not be afraid to ask people we are concerned about if they are feeling suicidal.
In fact, we need to talk more openly about suicide, to help people see it as the treatable medical scourge that it is.
But we can do far more. There is emerging evidence that we can identify and even prevent suicidal feelings and behavior with some new tools.
Dr. Matthew Nock, a professor of psychology at Harvard, and his colleagues developed a gamelike mobile app called Therapeutic Evaluative Conditioning that is designed to condition people to have an aversion toward suicidal or self-injury behaviors. Dr. Nock found that, when people with a history of suicidal ideation and self-injurious behaviors like cutting had access to the app for a month, the intervention decreased their suicidal plans by 45 percent and self-injurious behavior by 37 percent.
The military hopes to make progress in reducing suicide among soldiers by using a computer program to identify those at highest risk. Researchers looked at the medical records of all soldiers who were psychiatrically hospitalized and found they could use clinical and demographic variables to identify those most likely to commit suicide after being discharged. They speculated that the military might consider “targeting expanded posthospitalization interventions” to these soldiers.
One small promising study of suicidal soldiers found that 40 percent of those who received traditional treatments went on to attempt suicide again. But only 14 percent of those who received brief cognitive behavioral therapy — a treatment designed to reduce beliefs and assumptions that increase vulnerability to suicidal thinking and behavior, like hopelessness, guilt and shame — made a subsequent suicide attempt.
We should declare war on suicide — just as we’ve done with other public health threats like H.I.V. and heart disease — and give it the research and clinical funding needed to beat it.


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. Provide a brief biography of Esther Daphna Ginzburg-Keizman.

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 Respond in 4 sentences. Provide a brief biography of Esther Daphna Ginzburg-Keizman.

Esther Daphna "Esti" Ginzburg-Keizman (; born 6 March 1990), is an Israeli fashion model. She has modeled in international campaigns for brands like Tommy Hilfiger, Burberry, FCUK, Pull and Bear, and Castro. She was also featured in the 2009, 2010, and 2011 "Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue". According to "Forbes" Israel, she was among the top ten highest paid models in Israel, alongside top Israeli models such as Shlomit Malka, Gal Gadot, and Bar Refaeli.


Question: Can you tell me something about William S. Wiseman?

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 Can you tell me something about William S. Wiseman?

William S. Wiseman (18 October 1896 – 1979) was a Scottish amateur football left back who played in the Scottish League for Queen's Park and later served on the club's committee. He was capped by Scotland at international level.


Question: Describe the rewards offered in a Kickstarter campaign to fund the creation of the comic book series "The Gull".

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Issue #2 of the best-selling spin-off title introduces new villains, secret origins, episodic narrative arcs, and much more!
45 backers pledged $754 to help bring this project to life.
The Gull, the master of salvaged technology, builds astonishing gadgets with ease. His amazing intellect and heroic drive would make him a worthy addition to any super-team. But because sometimes he’s more interested in rooting through garbage cans than paying attention to the mission at hand, the Salt City Strangers are really the only team that will have him.
Introducing The Gull's newest villain, Baron VonBeehive!
Cover for Gull #2 by Tyler Davis.
The Gull #2 will be a 24 page, B & W, anthology comic book featuring 3 stories from 3 different writer-artist teams.
New graduates from the South Salt Lake-based Broadview Arts & Entertainment University (BEAU) Sequential Art/Comic Book art program are putting pen and pencil to paper (or stylus to screen) and continuing the harrowing adventures of Salt Lake's most exciting superhero.
Artists include Kim Gibson, Cleighton Robertson, and Ben Vogler.
We've already successfully finished issue #1 on our own, and Salt City Strangers #2, #3, #4, #5 with a successful Kickstarters, so we're very familiar with the process and how everything works from ordering to fulfillment.
Digital copies of the Gull #1 and #2 sent via email.
A print copy of the Gull #2.
Print copies of Gull #1 and #2.
A print copy of the Gull #2 with a blank cover with a custom sketch.
A print copy of Gull #2 and a 'bootleg' 3.75" Gull action figure.
1 page of original art from Gull #1, Gull #2, or Salt City Strangers 1 - 5.


Question: Who is Jan Steckel?

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 Who is Jan Steckel?

Jan Steckel is an award-winning San Francisco Bay Area-based writer of poetry, fiction and creative nonfiction, who is also known as an activist in the bisexual community and an advocate on behalf of the disabled and the underprivileged.


Question: What does the latest research say about cannabis use among teens in states with legal cannabis?

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Cannabis prohibitionists have long cautioned that legalizing the plant will inevitably lead to increased use among teens, couching their restrictive beliefs in concern for the youth. While some of these concerns may be genuine, a recent survey from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment demonstrates — for the second year in a row — that youth in Colorado do not use cannabis any more than teens in other parts of the country. In fact, by at least one measure, they use less.
The survey analysts found 78 percent of teens, roughly four out of five, had not used cannabis in the last month.
In addition to the survey’s conclusions that cannabis use among youth failed to skyrocket — as detractors from legalization predicted it would — the survey found cannabis use among teens in the state was actually lower than teens around the country, solidifying prior research that has found teen use does not increase with legalization. Whereas 21.7 percent of teens across the country currently use cannabis, 21.2 percent do so in Colorado. While the difference is small — and therefore attributable to statistical variables — at the very least, the rates are nearly identical, indicating legalizing the plant does not create a cavalcade of teenage stoners wantonly puffing dope on the streets.
Rather, the most widely-used drug, the survey found, was alcohol, with 59 percent of Colorado teens saying they had used it at least once (compared to 63 percent across the rest of the country). In contrast, just 38 percent of Colorado teens said they had used cannabis, tying with the teens across the rest of the country. Colorado teens’ use of alcohol fell several percentage points from the 2011 and 2013 surveys, both for teens who had ever used the drug and those who had binged on it — five or more drinks in a day — in the last 30 days. Nevertheless, alcohol remained the most commonly used drug, with 30 percent of teens admitting they had used it in the last month.
Cigarette use was also at an all-time low, though more than a quarter of Colorado teens said they had used an e-cigarette or vape pen in the previous 30 days.
Though cannabis prohibitionists continue to sound alarms about the dangers of legalizing a plant, research continues to show many of these concerns are unfounded. One study recently showed driving with marijuana in one’s system is less dangerous than alcohol, and may actually be equivalent to driving sober. Another study found states with medical marijuana have fewer opiate-related deaths. Considering prescription drugs were the third most commonly used drug among teens after alcohol and cannabis in Colorado — and remains a problem for youth and adults in the country at large — these findings are particularly relevant.
As cannabis “refugees” make their way to states like Colorado to obtain life-saving treatment for themselves and their children, the government’s own data increasingly backs up the validity of making the plant accessible — without the threat of harsh consequences from the State.
Reprinted from theAntiMedia.org with permission and under the Creative Commons attribution license.


Question: What is going on with Conor McGregor?

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Conor McGregor has been charged with three counts of assault and one count of criminal mischief after he attacked a bus Thursday at a UFC event in Brooklyn, a police spokesperson confirmed to USA TODAY Sports.
Conor McGregor has been charged with three counts of assault and one count of criminal mischief stemming from an incident at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, a police spokesperson confirmed to USA TODAY Sports early Friday morning.
Detective Adam Navarro of the New York Police Department said McGregor, 29, is in police custody and being held in the 78th precinct. He was expected to appear in court later Friday.
A second MMA fighter — 25-year-old Cian Cowley of Dublin — has also been charged as a result of the incident, Navarro said. Cowley faces one charge of assault and one charge of criminal mischief.
The charges come one day after cell-phone videos showed McGregor, arguably the most recognizable figure in mixed-martial arts, hurling objects at a bus as it was leaving Barclays Center after a media event for UFC 223. Police were told that McGregor and roughly 10 other people "became irate and began throwing various items, damaging property at the location," according to police spokesperson George Tsourovakas.
One person on the bus told MMAjunkie that McGregor was searching for headliner Khabib Nurmagomedov and "went bananas."
"A million security guards had to restrain him," said Rick Little, the coach of one of the fighters who was on Saturday night's fight card, Michael Chiesa. "Everything happened so fast, it was just like we got jumped."
The incident caused Chiesa and another fighter, Ray Borg, to withdraw from their scheduled fights this weekend due to face and eye injuries. UFC president Dana White removed a third fighter, Artem Lobov, from the fight card because of his involvement; Lobov is one of McGregor's SBG Ireland teammates.
"This is the most disgusting thing that has happened in the history of the company," White told reporters Thursday.
The UFC said in a statement Thursday night that the incident was "completely unacceptable" and the organization is working to determine consequences for those involved.
"Immediately, Lobov has been removed from this weekend’s card and individuals involved in the incident are not welcome at tomorrow’s ceremonial weigh-in or Saturday’s event at Barclays Center," the UFC said in the statement.
McGregor, a former lightweight and featherweight champion in UFC, has become one of the stars of his sport, best known for his antics and bravado leading up to fights. Last year, he famously switched venues and faced Floyd Mayweather in the boxing ring, losing by technical knockout in his first professional boxing match.