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We offer one-stop solution for all your overseas transportation needs: from pick up, export packing and ocean shipping to Customs clearance and documentation.
We work directly with private individuals and large corporations, dealerships and online traders. You get the same quality service no matter your shipping volumes or location.


Question: Provide a summary of the situation for the NHS according to a recent report from the British Medical Association.

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 Provide a summary of the situation for the NHS according to a recent report from the British Medical Association.

The NHS is at “breaking point” with a decline in the number of hospital beds leading to delays and cancelled operations, the British Medical Association (BMA) has warned.
Analysis by the BMA found the number of overnight beds in English hospitals fell by a fifth between 2006-07 and 2015-16. The report found that in the first week of January this year, almost three-quarters of trusts had a bed occupancy rate of 95% on at least one day.
According to the analysis, in 2000 there were an average of 3.8 beds per 1,000 people, but this had dropped to 2.4 beds by 2015. The report said that in November 2016 14.8% of patients spent more than four hours waiting for a hospital bed, having been seen in an A&E department.
“The data demonstrates the increasing pressures on the system. It provides evidence of the underlying cracks within the NHS, such as funding constraints, changes and increases in demand, disjointed care and workforce pressures,” the BMA report said.
It noted that pressures on mental health services were particularly acute, with a 44% decrease in the number of mental health beds since 2000-01.
The document was seized on by opposition politicians, with Labour saying it was a “wake-up call [that] Theresa May must not ignore” and the Liberal Democrats warning the situation was becoming “intolerable”.
The BMA’s chairman, Mark Porter, said: “The UK already has the second lowest number of hospital beds per head in Europe and these figures paint an even bleaker picture of an NHS that is at breaking point.
“High bed occupancy is a symptom of wider pressure and demand on an overstretched and underfunded system. It causes delays in admissions, operations being cancelled and patients being unfairly and sometimes repeatedly let down.
“The delays that vulnerable patients are facing, particularly those with mental health issues, have almost become the norm and this is unacceptable. Failures within the social care system are also having a considerable knock-on effect on an already stretched and underfunded NHS.
“When social care isn’t available, patients experience delays in moving from hospital to appropriate social care settings, which damages patient care and places a significant strain on the NHS.
Jonathan Ashworth, shadow health secretary, said: “Thanks to Tory mishandling of our NHS, patient numbers in hospitals are now routinely above the levels recommended for safety. The shameful reality is this overcrowding puts patients at risk and blows apart ministers’ claims to be prioritising safety.
“The number of overnight hospital beds has decreased by over a fifth and combined with Tory neglect and underfunding this has left nine out of 10 hospitals dangerously overcrowded this winter.
“Almost all hospitals have been running over the safe 85% mark for bed occupancy while 60 hospital trusts are over 95% this winter. The response from ministers is to blame others and bury their heads in the sand.
Norman Lamb, the Lib Dem spokesman and former health minister, said: “Chronic bed shortages should be the exception not the rule. The situation is getting intolerable, with more cancelled operations, longer delays and those with mental health issues being systematically let down.
An NHS Improvement spokeswoman said: “The NHS has been under real pressure this winter, as it copes with a surge in demand for emergency services the knock-on effects are felt throughout our hospitals.
The BMA’s report is published before the NHS Improvement’s figures for the third quarter of 2016-17, which are expected to show the parlous state of trusts’ finances.
NHS Improvement’s chief, Jim Mackey, has acknowledged trusts will miss the £580m deficit “control target” and forecasters have predicted the combined black hole in their finances could reach nearly £1bn by the end of the year.
The Department of Health disputed the BMA’s analysis, insisting figures from before 2010-11 could not be compared with those afterwards; the earlier figures included NHS-provided residential care beds and were compiled on an annual basis, while the more recent figures were published quarterly and only included beds under the care of consultants.
A spokesman said: “This analysis is inaccurate, the figures come from two different time periods when the way of counting beds was different, and so they aren’t comparable.


Question: Describe Intel's recent move to hire Raja Koduri as their GPU chief architect, and how it may impact the future of graphics performance. Respond in 17 sentences.

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Does this mean Intel is getting serious about graphics performance moving forward?
The computer graphics industry has had a very interesting few days. On Monday, Intel and AMD announced a deal to integrate AMD GPUs with Intel SoC's. The next day, Raja Koduri, the head of the Radeon Technologies Group at AMD left the company abruptly. Today we can connect the dots and find out the real reason why.
Intel has hired Raja Koduri to be their very own GPU chief architect.
Koduri's official position will be a Senior VP where he will oversee Intel's Core and Visual Computing Group. He has no shortage of experience, too. Previously Koduri worked as AMD's director of graphics architecture, manager of AMD's graphics business line, and director of graphics architecture at Apple.
"Raja is one of the most experienced, innovative and respected graphics and system architecture visionaries in the industry and the latest example of top technical talent to join Intel. We have exciting plans to aggressively expand our computing and graphics capabilities and build on our very strong and broad differentiated IP foundation. With Raja at the helm of our Core and Visual Computing Group, we will add to our portfolio of unmatched capabilities, advance our strategy to lead in computing and graphics, and ultimately be the driving force of the data revolution"
One of Koduri's first tasks will be bringing GPU and advanced computing technology to edge devices like IoT sensors. It appears Intel is looking to add neural network capability to these devices. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Intel is looking to once again enter the discrete GPU market.
Intel's current GPU line is pretty limited. They have integrated graphics with some of their CPUs at the low end, and massively powerful compute cards like the Xeon Phi. Koduri will also be tasked with expanding the middle market to create more a affordable line of consumer graphics cards.


Question: Describe the weather forecast for the next week.

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We always tell people to wait until after Mother's Day to plant those delicate flowers... And, while we managed avoid a Mother's Day snow this year like we've seen several times in recent years, I think the recent snow, freeze and hail proved this rule a golden one once more. While the threat of a hard freeze in the city continues to drop rapidly through the end of the month, we aren't exactly in the clear either. In fact, Denver's latest freeze on record came on June 8, 2007.
While we're hoping nothing that cold is in the pipeline, we are tracking a chilly system due in for the latter half of the week. Some models are even trying to produce some snow at lower elevations if you can believe that. For now we'll hedge that rain/snow line a bit higher, but do plan on at least some chilly rain along the I-25 urban corridor for Thursday and Friday. So, while we'll be planting some this week, keep eye an eye on the forecast as some plants may need protecting depending on how things evolve over the coming days.
Much like the last several weeks, the week ahead starts out very summer-like, before changes arrive during the later periods of the work week.
Monday will likely be the pick day of the week, with highs in Denver in the low 80s, with perhaps some windy conditions to contend with at times. The chance for precipitation on Monday will be very low.
By Tuesday we see a better chance for storms across the area, but temperatures remain very warm – in the mid 70s or so for highs in Denver.
Wednesday will be about the same, with a better chance for showers and storms across the area, especially as we head into Wednesday night.
By Thursday things look quite a bit different, with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s for Denver and a pretty good chance for showers. This is thanks to a big upper trough set to swing through the four corners on Thursday, and bring widespread rain and snow to the state through Friday night. The severe threat for northeast Colorado looks lower at the moment, but we could certainly see some severe somewhere across eastern Colorado on Thursday, with the greatest severe threat being well east of the state into central Kansas, Oklahoma and north-central Texas.
Details around this system are still a little fuzzy. Models have been sniffing this one out for a long time... but as is the case with all these types of big troughs that move through, questions around track and speed remain. For the sake of some important weekend plans on my end I'm hoping it moves through faster than some models have progged right now... While Saturday does look much drier, this system is pulling in quite a bit of chilly air with it, so we'll have to see how fast we can warm things up under a westerly flow that develops behind it this weekend.
Unfortunately, the warmup may be a slow go without very substantial ridging immediately following the trough. Global models keep Denver in the 50s for highs on Saturday, with low 60s by Sunday – but nowhere near the upper 70s and 80s we've enjoyed over recent days. The latest look at the EURO ensemble forecast shows the coldest day of the week being Thursday, but still quite cool for Friday and Saturday in Denver.


Question: What is the history behind Audiovision?

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Audiovision was a Swedish "melodic metal band" which produced at least two albums, the second in 2010.
Christian Liljegren, known for his work on Narnia and Divinefire started up Audiovision during 2003 as a solo project. The first album "The Calling" was released in late 2004 in Europe and Japan, produced by Lars Chriss (Lion’s Share, Road to Ruin). The guest list on "The Calling" featured Bruce Kulick (KISS, Grand Funk Railroad), Jeff Scott Soto (W.E.T., Talisman, Yngwie Malmsteen, Journey), Mic Michaeli (Europe), Tony Franklin (Blur Murder, Whitesnake), Mats Levén (Treat, At Vance, Krux, Yngwie Malmsteen) and Sampo Axelsson (Crawley, Glenn Hughes, Lion's Share, Road to Ruin)


Question: Describe a creative project you recently completed.

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Well, I haven't posted anything in so long I just got the urge to draw something and put it up tonight. This is actually a redraw of a sketchy comic I drew in a notebook and worked and posted via Instagram, but it made me laugh so I came back and drew and inked it properly. I did all the lettering and blackfills by hand for a change, which was kind of fun.
It's obviously a simple comic, but I think it turned out nicely.


Question: What was the USS Pawnee? Respond in 12 words.

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USS "Pawnee" (YT-21) was a yard tug in the United States Navy.


Question: Who is Bijan Birang? Respond in 3 sentences.

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Bijan Birang () (Born:1950, Tabriz, Iran) is an Iranian film director, producer, scriptwriter in the Persian cinema and Media.
Birang was born in 1950 in Tabriz, Iran. He then went to University of Tehran, Department of Fine Arts in 1976 and finally emigrated to United States and graduated from University of Southern California in the field of Educational technology.


Question: "Hey, what does Panzerfabrik do?"

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 "Hey, what does Panzerfabrik do?"

Panzerfabrik by its simplest definition means “tank factory,” and we build and operate original and reproduction tanks and other military vehicles. So far, our vehicles have been in several major motion pictures, participated in living history events across the United States, and even made a few people’s dreams come true. We are interested in film projects, airshows and other public events, and custom projects. Please reach out to us if you have a project that needs military vehicles!


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. Provide a brief biography of the current Ethiopian Minister of Transportation, Siraj Fegessa.

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Siraj Fegessa is the current Ethiopian Minister of Transportation. He was the former Minister of Defense of Ethiopia. He is a Muslim, a member of the Silte people, as well as a member of the South Ethiopian Peoples' Democratic Front, which is part of the ruling coalition, the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front. From 2006 until his appointment as Defense Minister on 30 October 2008, Siraj was Minister of Federal Affairs.


Question: Provide a brief description of Sebastian Wille.

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Sebastian Wille (born 11 September 1966 in Kiel) is a German medical specialist, university professor and assistant medical director at the Clinic and Polyclinic of Urology at the University Hospital Cologne. Wille covers the whole diagnostic and therapeutic spectrum of urological disorders. His scientific focus is the reconstructive urology and the urological dysfunction of the lower urinary tract, including male and female incontinence. Wille was significantly involved in the invention of the Wille capsule.


Question: Explain how cryptocurrency is being adopted into mainstream finance, and what this could mean for the industry.

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 Explain how cryptocurrency is being adopted into mainstream finance, and what this could mean for the industry.

A survey conducted by Thomson Reuters found that 20% of major financial organizations are considering offering cryptocurrency to their customers. Among that percentage, a further 70% are planning to implement crypto within the next three to six months.
Of the organizations surveyed, many were ‘asset managers, hedge funds and trading desks at the biggest banks.’ Neill Penney, leading member of trading at Thomson Reuters commented on the survey saying that it ‘indicates this niche segment is starting to enter the mainstream of the financial services industry.’ The survey additionally found there was a ‘generally widespread familiarity with cryptocurrencies’ too, a significant sign of adoption.
The crypto markets have matured significantly in the last year, which is evident in surveys like this. Back in 2014 and 2015, the industry mostly stayed distant from traditional finance, but that is all changing now. Integration with major institutions is bridging the gap between fiat money and cryptocurrency. For instance, Gemini’s partnership with Nasdaq is a massive sign that Wall Street sees value in the market. Santander’s integration with Ripple reveals the same. Additionally, the fact that VISA is working to make crypto debit cards like Wirex is also a sign of the corporate world embracing crypto. These have all helped to position cryptocurrency as a legitimate market, akin to stocks or FOREX.
Of course, having support from the corporate world is not enough for the mainstream to fully embrace it. The aim of the industry is for the average person to know and use cryptocurrency. Wirex’s crypto debit cards help immensely with this because they make cryptocurrency highly accessible— if banks were to offer crypto, this would help too. Essentially, the goal is to remove the technical barrier needed to use cryptocurrency and make it as easy as fiat. Financial institutions can do this if they see a demand for it. The results of Thomson Reuter’s survey suggest that this could be happening soon.


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Question: "Hi, what are the benefits of upgrading to vSphere 6.5 Update 2?"

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 "Hi, what are the benefits of upgrading to vSphere 6.5 Update 2?"

By now, you may have heard, that vSphere 6.7 was released on April 17th which included many new features and enhancements. Customers who are currently on vSphere 6.0 (any version) or 6.5 (GA & Update 1 versions) have a direct upgrade path to vSphere 6.7. Keep in mind that vSphere 5.5 will be reaching its End of Support as of September 19th, 2018. Considering this, customers now have multiple options for upgrading vSphere. Today I would like to introduce vSphere 6.5 Update 2 which now includes backported features from vSphere 6.7.
Note: Upgrading from vSphere 6.5 Update 2 to vSphere 6.7 GA is not supported.
vCenter Server 6.5 Update 2 now supports Enhanced Linked Mode (ELM) when deployed with an Embedded Platform Service Controller (PSC). This reduces the number of virtual machines to manage as well as removes the need for a load balancer for high availability. Enhanced Linked Mode (ELM) using an Embedded Platform Service Controller supports up to 15 vCenter Server Appliance instances in ELM.
It supports Greenfield deployments or an existing environment which has an existing embedded deployment. An additional embedded deployment can be added for Enhanced Linked Mode after the upgrade to either vSphere 6.5 U2 or vSphere 6.7.
As noted above, upgrading to vSphere 6.5 Update 2 has limitations. Upgrading to vSphere 6.5 Update 2 from vSphere 5.5 requires a minimum version of vSphere 5.5 Update 3b prior to performing the upgrade.
As you can see, vSphere 6.5 Update 2 enables customers to take advantage of some backported features which were first seen in vSphere 6.7. This post highlighted some of the newest features within this release. For more information and to review other additional features, please review both sets of release notes for vCenter Server 6.5 U2 and ESXi 6.5 U2. My team will be creating some posts covering upgrades of vCenter Server and ESXi Hosts to vSphere 6.5 Update 2, stay tuned. Please do not hesitate to post questions in the comments section of this blog or reach out to me directly via Twitter @vCenterNerd.
Is there any hope for those of us on 6.0 VCSA with embedded PSC in Linked Mode that we will get a migration path to ELM? All these “Greenfield Deployment Onlies” are pretty frustrating.
Before reading this, I would have upgraded to U2, then expected to be able to upgrade to 6.7 at some point. Thanks for the heads-up.
You will be able to upgrade to 6.7 at some point, just not to the current 6.7 GA release.
So why exactly can we not upgrade from 6.5 U2 to 6.7 later?
You will be able to. You just cannot currently upgrade to the current 6.7 GA release.
I am getting ready to upgrade from 5.5 to 6.5 in the nweek or two. Currently I have an embedded SSO on 4 linked vCenter servers (Windows), and I want to migrate to 4 VCSAs, all linked. To use the Migration Assistant do I still have to break out SSO externally?
Having a huge problem with Update 2. I just upgraded last Friday and now my hosts are showing a temperature status warning on my memory modules. They’ve been running for years with no problems until now. I have 5 hosts and every single one does this right after the upgrade so I know it’s not a single hardware problem. This has to do with the software.


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Carsten Ball and Izak van der Merwe were the defending champions but chose not to defend their title.


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Donald Trump has not made the economy great again.
Donald Trump is convinced that he has done wonders for the economy. The president is especially proud of the surging stock market, which he crowed about Friday morning on Twitter.
But if you look beyond the frothy heights of the Dow and S&P 500, there’s little sign that Trump has accomplished much. Yes, he’s presiding over a gradual, fairly steady expansion left over from the Obama years. And he hasn’t tanked the economy, like some feared he might. But there’s little proof he’s done anything special to significantly boost it.
This isn’t a dig at Trump’s record, exactly. Aside from rare exceptions, like passing a massive stimulus bill in the middle of a recession, there typically isn’t much a president can do to dramatically alter the course of the economy on a year-to-year basisi. But it’s worth keeping in mind that Trump’s tenure has been fairly ho hum the next time someone claims he really is making the economy great again.
Start with the labor market. On Friday, the government reported that U.S. employers added 148,000 workers to their payrolls in December. That figure will be revised a couple of times. But for now, it’s a shrug-worthy number capping off an unremarkable year of job growth. Overall, the country added 171,000 new jobs a month in 2017, down from 187,000 in 2016 and 226,000 a month in 2015. It’s not as if things sped up towards the end of the year, either, as Trump settled into the White House.
Some of this slight slowdown is to be expected. Unemployment is low, at 4.1 percent. And the closer the U.S. gets to full employment, the fewer jobs we need to create in order keep everyone who wants to work employed. The point is, there hasn’t been some sort of dramatic hiring surge under Trump. We’re just seeing more of the same.
Meanwhile, the tightening labor market still isn’t leading to much faster wage growth. Average hourly earnings for all workers rose 2.5 percent in 2017, compared to almost 2.9 percent in 2016. Once you take inflation (last recorded for November) into account, average pay has barely jumped at all.
There are other signs of lingering softness in the labor market, too. The employment rate for workers between the ages of 25 and 54 is still a good deal below its pre-recession peak. It’s rising, but it seems like some Americans who should be working are still on the sidelines.
In short, job growth is trucking along unremarkably and wage growth has actually slowed at a time when we’re still digging our way out of the crater left behind by 2008. A golden era this is not.
What about the blue collar jobs Trump promised to bring back? On the one hand, the U.S. did add 71,000 more manufacturing jobs this year than last. But it added 62,000 fewer construction jobs. Does this have anything whatsoever to do with the president’s regulatory pruning and tax-cutting? Who knows. But it’s not exactly boom times for hard hats.
This seems to be an overstatement at best. While it’s true that business investment has picked up the pace this year, much of that has been due to rising oil prices, which have led drillers to restart their rigs after shuttering them during the crude crash of 2015 and 2016. As economist Dean Baker notes, at least 43 percent of this year’s increase in business investment has come from the oil and gas industry—which the Bureau of Economic Analysis labels under the category “mining exploration, shafts, and wells.” Without all that oil drilling, investment has been good, but not necessarily something to write a sweeping article about. (Also, it’s worth noting that investment would have looked a lot strong under Obama if oil hadn’t been such a drag).
That brings us back to the Dow. While Trump surely isn’t responsible for every point that stock indexes have tacked on during his presidency—we’re in the middle of a long runup in global asset prices that’s been supported by loose central bank policies—I do think he probably deserves some credit. Corporations will be more profitable thanks to the massive tax cuts. Investors don’t have to worry about any big new regulations that might slow down business. It’s a recipe for high share prices.
Obviously, it’s a bit early to tell what the full effects of Trump’s economic policies have been. We don’t even have GDP data for all of 2017 yet. The big tax cut just passed, and might yield a bit more investment by businesses. But as of now, there’s just no sign that Trump has delivered any kind of dramatic change. Donald Trump inherited a pretty good economy. Unlike the rest of his presidency, he’s managed not to muck it up.
*Correction, Jan. 5, 2017: This post originally implied that the 84 percent of all stocks owned by the top 10 percent of U.S. households did not include retirement accounts such as 401Ks. The figure does in fact cover such pension accounts.


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Sattar Bahlulzade's House Museum is a house-museum created for Sattar Bahlulzade, one of the most prominent representatives of the Azerbaijani painting school, the Honored Art Worker of Azerbaijan (1960), the People's Artist of Azerbaijan (1963), and the State Prize laureate of the Azerbaijan SSR (1972).


Question: Have you heard any news about bitcoin taxation in Europe?

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The Polish Tax Authority has announced that mined bitcoins earned through sales are subject to a 23% value-added tax (VAT). The claim was made by the director of the tax authorities in Łódź, central Poland, after a request was made by a local bitcoin miner.
Tax officials stated that as per the person’s request, the bitcoin miner hoped to get clearer interpretations on regulations towards how bitcoin will be taxed.
The Polish bitcoin miner was hoping to sell his digital coins to three separate places, one of them being outside of the European Union. One of those firms is located in Belize, another which is a UK registered website, and another site registered in Łódź.
The applicant did not expect any of the transactions to be subjected under VAT regulation, but felt the need to verify before making any transactions.
The authority claims the applicant’s request demands a specific price point for the sale of mined bitcoins, which can not be done. This requires VAT regulation to take effect, leading to the 23% implementation.
The French Ministry of Economy and Finance are now subjecting revenues of the digital currency to taxation.
The authority reveals detailed information as to who is subject to taxation and how. It is known that under French law, there is a certain point of acceptance for smaller revenues for those who aren’t heavily involved with bitcoin.
The French Banking Federation claims bitcoin is not illegal, but that they will get involved with bitcoin’s ruling if tax authorities can not understand the declaration. The bank may resort to asking its clients if bitcoin is their main means of using money.


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Bendix Hallenstein (c. 24 January 1835 – 6 January 1905) was a merchant, statesman, and manufacturer from Dunedin, New Zealand.


Question: What tutorials are you offering at The Perl Conference this year?

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I’m doing two tutorials this year at The Perl Conference!
On Thursday, June 21 I’ll be offering my Introduction to Moose course once again. If you want learn more about using Moose this is a great opportunity. I’d also note that most of what I cover applies to Moo, so what you’ll learn is useful in many situations.
On Friday, June 22 I’m bringing back my Introduction to Go course. I did this in 2015 and then put it on the shelf as I wasn’t doing so much Go for a while. But now I’m knee deep in Go again so it seemed like a good time to bring the course back. This course is aimed at folks who know another language (like Perl, for example) but don’t know anything about Go.


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. Describe the St. John's Lacrosse Case.

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The St. John's lacrosse case was a 1990 criminal case in which some members of the St. John's University men's lacrosse team were accused of raping an African American female. The St. John's Lacrosse rape case was a sports scandal that caused significant controversy within the school, amongst feminists, New York City, and the lacrosse community. This case was a predecessor to the Duke lacrosse case. The case was the basis of a "Law & Order" episode called "Out of Control".


Question: What kind of moth is Torodora dentijuxta?

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Torodora dentijuxta is a moth in the family Lecithoceridae. It was described by László Anthony Gozmány in 1978. It is found in China.


Question: Describe the facts about breast cancer and explain why it is important to go for a breast screening.

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Do you know the facts about breast cancer? Breast cancer begins when the cells of a breast start to divide and grow in a way that is abnormal. Breast cancer is not usually one single disease. There are normally various types of breast cancer. This cancer is in a position to be diagnosed at stages that are different and usually grow at different rates.
Hence, this means that different people who have breast cancer can have treatment that is different which depends on what will work on them best. In fact, the most common cancer among the people of UK is breast cancer, around 55 thousand of people are usually diagnosed with it in every year of which 350 of them are men.
Getting older, being a female, having a family history of breast cancer are some of the biggest risks that can lead some people to getting breast cancer. The reason I have mentioned getting older as the risk factor is because cancer of the breast mostly occurs in women who are over the age of 50 years with a percentage of around over 80%.
About half of all the cases of breast cancer that are reported are usually diagnosed in the people who are in the age group of 50 to 69. An earlier detection of breast cancer increased knowledge and also understanding of the biology of cancer of the breast and treatments that are better mean that the rates of survival after breast cancer diagnosis are improving. It is usually more than eight people out of ten people who do survive cancer of the breast for over five years.
It is more than ¾ of people who normally survive it for a period that is more than ten years. It is usually thought that about 55o thousand people of the UK who are alive are normally diagnosed with cancer of the breast.
A lifetime risk of developing cancer of the breast is one woman in a group of eight women. This simply means that out of 8 women in the UK, one of them will develop cancer of the breast in their lifetime. It also means that seven women out of the eight women will not develop the breast cancer.
The Facts – Breast Cancer Awareness: (youtube.com) Short film on Breast Cancer featuring models from the Lindsay Alicia and Marcellina Fashion Show held on October 22nd, 2009 at Boucarou Lounge in NYC. The factual information provided by the National Breast Cancer Foundation. The important report that everyone should learn about breast cancer.
The risk of being 29 years is one woman in 2 thousand women.
The risk of being 39 years is one woman in 215 women.
The risk of being 59 years is one woman in 22 women.
The risk of being 69 years is one woman in 13 women.
And finally the lifetime risk is one woman in eight women.
Both women and also men normally get cancer of the breast, although it is common in women and rare in men. In each year, it is normally around 400 men who are diagnosed with breast cancer in the UK.
Older people are more likely to develop cancer of the breast as compared to people who are younger. Age is known to be the strongest risk factor that can result in the development of cancer of the breast. Hence, we can conclude that, the older a person is, the higher the risk of getting cancer of the breast. About 81 % of women who are diagnosed to have cancer of the breast are women.
Mammography that is the breast screening is usually an x-ray examination of breasts. It can help in detecting cancer of the breast before a person can get to notice any signs of cancer or symptoms. It is said that the sooner cancer of the breast is diagnosed; the most effective the treatment is going to be.
Since breast cancer is normally common to women who are over 50 years, women who are usually 50 years and above are normally invited for a routine of breast screening in every three years. Breast tissues of women who are younger can be dense, hence making the image of the mammogram to be less clear so normal changes or even benign can be hard to identify.
All the above are some facts about breast cancer though there are many more, I only managed to list down those. You should go for a breast screening in order to be safe.


Question: Describe the community solar system project at the Renaissance Collaborative on the South Side of Chicago.

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Patricia Abrams, executive director of a low-income housing program on Chicago's South Side, scans a vegetable garden next to a new SmartFlower solar array that will track light throughout the day.
The project will be sited in a vegetable garden at an affordable housing facility on Chicago’s South Side.
One of the first community solar systems in Illinois won’t be a run-of-the-mill array of PV panels.
The Renaissance Collaborative (TRC), an affordable housing complex on Chicago’s South Side, is the site of a dense new solar array that will fan out in the shape of a flower to maximize generation.
Known as a “smartflower,” the system is designed to open in the morning and generate power as it mechanically tracks the sun throughout the day. The compact design makes it ideal for a dense city neighborhood, in this case, in a vegetable garden behind TRC’s building.
Patricia Abrams, executive director of TRC, says that sustainability is a core responsibility for the organization, which provides affordable housing and other programs. She said she hopes the array will be a draw for other affordable housing developers in Chicago.
The project is a collaboration with Elevate Energy and Groundswell—both players in the energy efficiency nonprofit space. It is funded in part by Mohawk Group, a carpet and flooring business, as part of a corporate sustainability initiative. The project was announced with a glitzy press conference and ribbon cutting in June.
Elevate Energy’s CEO Anne Evens said in a statement that it’s a goal of the organization and its partners to bring energy cost savings and clean energy jobs to underserved communities. “Together, we can mitigate the climate crisis and improve the economic health of our communities,” she said.
It’s not the first clean energy pilot involving TRC, which has been hosting an electric vehicle pilot with ComEd with the goal of providing seniors with a cheap and clean mode of transportation for the so-called “last mile” — the short distance from home to the subway — while examining the impact of electric cars on the power grid.
The community solar system is one of the first to be established in Illinois since the passage of the Future Energy Jobs Act in 2016, a massive legislative package with a carveout for 400 MW worth of community solar projects by 2030. There’s strong interest in community solar since the legislation passed, which spurred regulators to start a value-of-distributed-generation study much earlier than expected.
For now, the solar flower is not generating power. Abrams says TRC received a temporary permit to operate the smart flower for the press conference in June, but she is still waiting on the full installation permit to be finalized. “We have to go through that long process,” she said.
Local activists say low-income residents, not just their utility, should benefit from added solar generation.


Question: It looks like medical marijuana businesses won't be affected by the closure of First Green Bank's accounts, but what does the future hold and how can we support them?

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Orlando-based First Green Bank – which earlier this year opened accounts for six of Florida’s seven medical marijuana producers and openly agreed to provide them with financial services – said it is shuttering the accounts.
The Miami Herald reported the move reflects a pending acquisition of First Green Bank by a bigger financial institution that doesn’t want to do business with marijuana businesses.
The newspaper also reported that First Green Bank appears to have found another financial institution to provide the same type of services and that medical cannabis patients wouldn’t notice an interruption in securing medicine.
“There will be no interruption or change in operations as far as patients and members are concerned,” Jake Bergmann, CEO of Surterra Holdings, a medicinal marijuana operator and First Green client, told the Herald.
First Green Bank had worked for months to convince Florida regulators it was fit to work with marijuana companies, and said it had “a rock-solid kill switch” that could close all MMJ-related accounts in 24 hours if federal regulators give the order.
I don’t just enable a goddamn killswitch with 24 hours notice from feds. I get a lawyer and fight like I mean it, like we used to do before you “responsible” people came along. http://www.wallstreetonparade.com, see movie Nothing but Trouble.
Who is buying these people out? Buycott.org.
Good Luck with Republicans in control of politics in Florida. Local Elections DO count.
Won’t matter, I believe mj companies will be using crypto currency this year and banks may soon be folding up their tents.


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Joanna Mary Durie (born 27 July 1960) is a former world No. 5 tennis player from the United Kingdom. During her career, she also reached No. 9 in doubles, and won two Grand Slam titles, both in the mixed doubles with Jeremy Bates.


Question: Explain how to use the mass_archive Python script.

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mass_archive, a basic Python script, will push a webpage or URL to multiple archive services at once, hopefully making online journalism or research a bit more efficient.
Archiving services, such as the Wayback Machine, may be a staple of online journalism, but they sometimes have a problem. While, say, Archive.is might preserve one particular webpage, perhaps the Wayback Machine can’t, depending on what sort of restrictions the website developer has put in place. For example, someone stopped copies of MSNBC host Joy Reid’s blog, which hosted a stream of homophobic comments, from displaying in the Wayback Machine.
With that in mind, I made a quick tool that can push a single webpage or URL to multiple archiving sites at once, and fire back the newly minted digital copies in response. Hopefully it will help reporters and researchers more efficiently figure out which service will work best for that particular site.
Called mass_archive, the tool is made in Python and is used on the command line. Just download the script, open a terminal where the script is stored, and type “python mass_archive.py example.com”, with example.com being the page or site you want to target.
If the script isn’t successful at getting an archive up on the Wayback Machine, it’ll just move onto Archive.is, and then Perma.cc, another archiving service. For the last one you’ll need to create a free account, which gives you 10 archives a month. Perma.cc also records which account archived a particular page. If that sounds like a pain, just take the Perma.cc parts out of the script in a text editor. (The bit that handles requests to Archive.is uses a module from Past Pages, an open-source effort to archive the news; thanks to Past Pages for that).
I’ve already tried the tool on sites that have tried to avoid being archived, such as malware companies, and mass_archive did the job. If you think mass_archive might be useful for you, feel free to use it.
The Github page for the tool is here, with some basic installation instructions and other requirements.


Question: Provide an update on Robert Griffin III's progress since injuring his ankle.

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Published: Oct. 4, 2014 at 01:08 p.m.
Updated: Oct. 4, 2014 at 03:10 p.m.
Robert Griffin III returned to the practice field Saturday for the first time since dislocating his left ankle in Week 2.
The Washington Redskins' quarterback shed the walking boot and wore cleats on both feet as he joined teammates for agility drills and stretching.
According to The Washington Post's Mike Jones, RGIII appeared to jog fairly well before returning to the practice bubble to continue his rehab work.
"He's making progress," coach Jay Gruden said after practice. "He's doing a great job working."
Griffin didn't practice with the team in actual position drills. The Redskins have no timetable his return, but NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported last month that the target is five to six weeks after the injury -- which means RGIII could be ready to return before the team's Week 10 bye.
Kirk Cousins will make his third straight start in RGIII's stead Monday night against the Seattle Seahawks.


Question: Describe Jennifer Beech's career.

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Jennifer Beech is a Canadian television host. In the early 1990s she appeared on YTV as "PJ Jenn." She left YTV in 1994 to become the host of BBS Master Control which consisted of a line-up of children's programming from Walt Disney Animation Studios. She held that position until 1997 when she left to work on OLN.


Question: Describe Hillary Clinton's platform on the issues facing millennials.

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 Describe Hillary Clinton's platform on the issues facing millennials.

A growing number of millennials are #WithHer.
According to a recent USA Today/Rock the Vote poll, 56% of voters age 18 to 34 support Hillary Clinton for president, while 20% back her opponent, Republican businessman Donald Trump.
And many millennials who backed Bernie Sanders are now joining the Clinton campaign.
So where does the former first lady, New York senator and secretary of state stand on the most critical issues facing millennials?
Clinton wants to spend $20 billion to create "millions of new career opportunities for young Americans," and offer a $1,500 tax credit for employers that create apprenticeships, according to her recently released jobs plan for millennials.
She also wants to provide free community college, free tuition at public colleges for "working families" and offer student loan debt relief. Her plan also involves cutting taxes and "red tape" for small businesses.
"More than half of America's millennials say they want to start a business — but barriers like student debt and a lack of access to credit are holding young people back," Clinton said.
Clinton says she does not support the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade agreement among 12 Pacific Rim countries, and vows to create 10.4 million jobs in four years. She also supports raising the minimum wage to at least $12 an hour.
Clinton promises to end "quarterly capitalism," simplify tax filing for small businesses and create an "exit tax" for businesses that move overseas. She also wants to negotiate better trade deals.
"It's true that too often, past trade deals have been sold to the American people with rosy scenarios that did not pan out," she said Aug. 11 an economic speech in Michigan.
Clinton says she would work to pass the Equality Act, which would expand federal civil rights protections to LGBT community, and vows end anti-LGBT discrimination "in every aspect of public life."
Clinton wants to guarantee up to 12 weeks of paid family and medical leave. She's pro-choice and supports federal funding for Planned Parenthood, even though her vice presidential pick, Virginia Sen. Tom Kaine, is against abortion.
Regarding policing and race issues, before meeting with law enforcement officials in New York City, Clinton said, "It's obvious that recent events from Dallas and Baton Rouge to Milwaukee and across the country underscore how difficult and important the work is ahead of us to repair the bonds of trust and respect between our police officers and our community."
"We have to be clear eyed about the challenges we face," she said. "We can't ignore them. And certainly we must not inflame them."
Clinton said she wants to put an end to racial profiling, supports body cameras for police officers and reforming the judicial system, according to her campaign website.
Clinton says she will enact "comprehensive" immigration reform during her first 100 days in office. She supports "a path to full and equal citizenship" for undocumented immigrants.
"If you work hard, if you love this country, if you contribute to it and want nothing more than to build a good future for yourselves and your children, we should give you a way to come forward and become a citizen," she said in a speech in December at the National Immigrant Integration Conference in Brooklyn, New York.
Clinton routinely lambasts Trump's plan to build a wall on the border of Mexico and conduct "extreme vetting" of Muslims trying to enter the country. "We need every American community invested in this fight, not fearful and sitting on the sidelines,' she says on her campaign website. She also says she would launch "an intelligence surge" to combat domestic terrorism.
Clinton wants to step up the air campaign against the Islamic State group, according to her campaign website, and increase support for Kurdish forces fighting the terrorist group. As a former secretary of state, she pushes a diplomatic solution in Syria and Iraq, "both of which have contributed to the rise of ISIS."
Clinton proposes working more closely with European intelligence and the tech industry to fight terrorism, and wants the FBI to be able to prevent suspected terrorists from buying guns.
Clinton often touts her experience as secretary of state, saying "Unlike [Trump], I have some experience with the tough calls and the hard work of statecraft."
"I have sat in the Situation Room and advised the president on some of the toughest choices he faced," she said during a speech in June in San Diego.
Clinton does not support privatizing the Department of Veterans Affairs, but promises to help reform the embattled agency and improve care for veterans.
Clinton has laid out an energy plan that includes installing half a billion solar panels during her first term, reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 30 percent in 2025 and cut emissions by 80 percent by 2050, and generate "enough clean renewable energy to power every home in America within a decade," according to her campaign website.
In an editorial in the San Jose Mercury News, Clinton wrote she plans to establish an American Parks Trust Fund, help build the "outdoor economy, promote water conservation and rehabilitate 3,000 city parks in 10 years.
"While protecting sensitive areas where development poses too great a risk, we can accelerate our transition to a clean energy economy by increasing renewable energy generation on public lands and offshore waters tenfold within a decade," she wrote.


Question: What is newLISP used for?

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newLISP is a Lisp-like, general-purpose scripting language. It is especially well-suited for applications in AI, simulation, natural language processing, big data, machine learning and statistics. Because of its small resource requirements, newLISP is excellent for embedded systems applications. Most of the functions you will ever need are already built in. This includes networking functions, support for distributed and multicore processing, and Bayesian statistics.
Runs on macOS, Windows, Linux and other Unix.


Question: What do you know about Don Juan Cano de Saavedra? Respond in 2 sentences.

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 What do you know about Don Juan Cano de Saavedra? Respond in 2 sentences.

Don Juan Cano de Saavedra (ca. 1502–1572) was a Spanish conquistador from Cáceres in Extremadura.


Question: Describe the status of the SpaceX fairing recovered from the February 22 launch of the PAZ satellite.

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 Describe the status of the SpaceX fairing recovered from the February 22 launch of the PAZ satellite.

In an unexpected turn of events, the first fairing half recovered by SpaceX – just after the Feb. 22 launch of PAZ – appeared at the company’s just-leased facilities at LA’s Port of San Pedro, also known as Berth 240 or SpaceX’s preferred location for the first BFR (Mars rocket) factory.
If there was any doubt before that SpaceX was not serious about the Port proposal released in March, or that individuals with SpaceX shirts at 240 were a mere coincidence, the arrival of an entire fairing half and two fairly large cranes ought to confirm the reality of the company’s active presence at the facility. After heading down to the port at dawn to capture Mr Steven’s arrival post-launch (providing a fairing surprise of its own), Teslarati photographer Pauline Acalin made a quick detour to Berth 240 to check up on any potential activity at the SpaceX-leased site.
Lo and behold, she found a lone recovered fairing half sitting just off the side of the public Port access road, behind the plot’s fenced enclosure. A giant Z (a la PAZ) on the fairing’s face identified it beyond any doubt to be the half that soft-landed intact just over a month ago. For such a unique pathfinder as the first apparently intact fairing half to be recovered, its uncovered storage out in the open dockside air tells us a fair bit about the reality of its condition: while it’s still surprising that this half did not spend more time (perhaps no time at all) in SpaceX’s Hawthorne facilities, this almost guarantees that the fairing suffered some form of catastrophic and irreparable damage at some point during its recovery.
If this fairing were in a flightworthy state, it would undoubtedly be safely stowed inside SpaceX’s Hawthorne facilities for many weeks or even months of careful testing and analysis to properly characterize the condition of the first fairing to be recovered in one piece.
Another possibility: perhaps SpaceX has already managed that characterization and refinement through the many different fairing fragments recovered during past (unsuccessful) attempts. Ultimately, it should come as little surprise that the fairing wound up damaged – the range of conditions it was subjected to boggle the mind. Its damage may have come from post-recovery handling, perhaps something as simple as the surface tension of seawater or some water intrusion inflating its density and overloading the fairing’s structure while it was craned or dragged aboard Mr. Steven. Its loss would appear to confirm that Mr. Steven’s seemingly elaborate net system exists for very specific and technical reasons, instead of, say, a group of engineers realizing that they could convince their managers to let them build a giant claw-boat. Sometimes the crazy solution can be the right solution!
Either way, SpaceX technicians have unequivocally begun to tear down the PAZ half’s many interior components, ranging from baffles and soundproofing panels to parafoil connectors and cold-gas maneuvering thrusters. It’s conceivable that some of those parts can be reused on future missions, partly thanks to the fact that this half remained intact after landing, keeping its interior mostly dry. Given the sheer size of the cranes brought on-site on Saturday (March 31), it seems implausible that they are there just for PAZ’ fairing – more likely, they have been rented or purchased by SpaceX and will be used for a variety of tasks related to the demolition and construction outlined in the Port’s Berth 240 lease and use-case approval.
This is almost certainly the first time that SpaceX’s Berth 240 has hosted real rocket hardware, and hopefully foreshadows a bright and busy future of reusable rocket recovery, refurbishment, and manufacturing (hopefully with BFR!).


Question: Find the descriptions of Robin Hood, Goemon Ishikawa and the 68% Legendary Warrior Goblin Ru and explain them in your own words.

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 Find the descriptions of Robin Hood, Goemon Ishikawa and the 68% Legendary Warrior Goblin Ru and explain them in your own words.

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Question: What is the history of the Rose Pauson House in Phoenix, Arizona?

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The Rose Pauson House in Phoenix, Arizona, was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1939 and built 1940–1942.