Question: Explain why Hotmail users should install the HTTPS Everywhere Firefox add-on.

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If you've been waiting for a golden opportunity to download EFF's HTTPS Everywhere Firefox add-on, this is it.
Microsoft debuted the always-use-HTTPS feature for Hotmail in December of 2010, in order to give users the option of always encrypting their webmail traffic and protecting their sensitive communications from malicious hackers using tools such as Firesheep, and hostile governments eavesdropping on journalists and activists. For Microsoft to take such an enormous step backwards undermining the security of Hotmail users in countries where freedom of expression is under attack and secure communication is especially importantis deeply disturbing. We hope that this counterproductive and potentially dangerous move is merely an error that Microsoft will swiftly correct.
The good news is that the fix is very easy. Hotmail users in the affected countries can turn the always-use-HTTPS feature back on by changing the country in their profile to any of the countries in which this feature has not been disabled, such as the United States, Germany, France, Israel, or Turkey. Hotmail users who browse the web with Firefox may force the use of HTTPS by defaultwhile using any Hotmail location settingby installing the HTTPS Everywhere Firefox plug-in.


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

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


Question: Who was Johan Erik Lindh? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Johan Erik Lindh (11 October 1793, in Roslagen – 21 January 1865, in Helsinki) was a Swedish painter and a former decorative painter who moved to Finland.


Question: Is vaping tobacco safer than smoking it?

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But other researchers aren't so sure.
We all know smoking is less safe than not smoking. And while e-cigarettes might be safer than smoking tobacco, there’s still not enough research to say for sure how safe it is — if at all. That being said, the tobacco industry is attempting to capitalize on this small degree of uncertainty with a new type of tobacco that’s heated, not burned, thereby producing less smoke. The new product bears a friendly-sounding name: glo™.
So far, there have only been a handful of studies on the health effects of heat-not-burn tobacco products that have been conducted by scientists outside of the tobacco industry. One of those studies, published by researchers from the Department of Environmental Health in Japan (where heat-not-burn tobacco is increasingly popular) showed that the smoke from a Philip Morris heat-not-burn device called iQOS still contained many of the toxic compounds still present in regular combustion cigarettes.
This image compares a filter that captured vapor from a glo (top) to one that captured smoke from a conventional cigarette (bottom). It creates the illusion that glo is a safe product.
It goes without saying that the findings of this tobacco industry-funded study should be approached with some skepticism. This doesn’t necessarily mean that the scientists fudged their results to make up some misleading data, but it’s not a stretch to say that, more often than not, industry-funded research — whether it’s the drug industry, the food industry, or the tobacco industry — finds evidence that supports its own profit motives.
The tobacco industry has a long and remarkably successful history of funding scientific research that showed how safe smoking is, which delayed regulations for decades. Two major tobacco industry-funded scientific research groups, the Council for Tobacco Research and the Center for Indoor Air Research, quietly influenced the scientific literature regarding smoking and secondhand smoke until they were disbanded as a condition of the master settlement agreement between the U.S. tobacco companies and the U.S. state attorneys general in 1998. Even after that time, though, tobacco companies continue to funnel money into non-profits that find favorable results for the industry.
Scientists are still unsure whether vaping tobacco is safer than smoking it. They know even less about new heat-not-burn tobacco products.
If you like smoking but are concerned about your health, there are a number of options on the market that pose less of a risk to your life. Nicotine replacement products like patches and gum can help you quit smoking without creating new hazards to your health. E-cigarettes may be a little safer, but they’re still bad for you.
If you liked this article, check out this video on the totally inaccurate portrayals of weed in TV and movies.


Question: What is homosociality? Respond briefly.

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In sociology, homosociality means same-sex relationships that are not of a romantic or sexual nature, such as friendship, mentorship, or others. The opposite of homosocial is heterosocial, preferring non-sexual relations with the opposite sex. In group relations involving more than two individuals, the relation can be either homosocial (involving same-sex social relations), bisocial involving social relation with both sexes or heterosocial involving only opposite sex.


Question: What do you know about Earl Balmer? Respond in 3 sentences.

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Earl Balmer (December 13, 1935 – October 25th, 2019) was a NASCAR Grand National Series driver whose career spanned from 1959 to 1968. He would set the 1965 speed record for the Mercury manufacturer in the Darlington Record Club; which revolved around qualifying records set at the time trials for the annual Southern 500 held on Labor Day weekend. Balmer's entry into the club was secured with a top speed of while trying to qualify for the 1965 Southern 500.


Question: What do you know about Al Green's Greatest Hits album?

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Al Green's Greatest Hits is a 1975 greatest hits release by soul singer Al Green. In 2003, the album was ranked number 52 on "Rolling Stone" magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time, maintaining the rating in a 2012 revised list. The compilation has consistently ranked as one of the best executed 'greatest hits' albums in history. The album peaked at #3 on Billboard's Top Soul LPs and at #17 on the Billboard 200.


Question: Could you please provide feedback on Todd's article about the importance of a Fraternity's level of education?

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Another great piece Todd, and I'm looking forward to the third installment.
I will say a lot of what you write rings true and I also think a lot depends on the audience. I've noticed that some are really interested in learning about the Fraternity, and others see the meetings as a formality that they need to attend. I wish we had more in the former category.
It is nice to see that things seem to be changing. I have a number of candidates I'm working with on their degree lessons and when asked by others, "when are you going to be finished?" they respond with, "when I'm finished, it's not a race." They get it, they want to learn, understand, and not just the words in the book - makes those sessions all the more enjoyable to guide.
Our current Master is also working to bring in others to speak to the Lodge to broaden the discussions and get different view points. Some, like myself, welcome it as it will only help all of us.
Again, great piece Todd and I'm looking forward to more.


Question: Describe Redux Data Structures.

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Redux Data Structures is a library of reducer makers.
Reducer makers help create common reducers like counters, maps, lists (queues, stacks), sets, etc. Most application states can be built by combining a handful of these standardized building blocks.
Redux Data Structures was developed for Redux, but does not depend on it. It can actually be used with any reactive state container, even a custom one; Redux Data Structures doesn’t have any dependency.
and Todos are identified by an id property, used as a key in the todos map (and the completetedTodos set).
Notice that todos is normalized, for the reasons explained in the Redux documentation.
Compared to the original Redux Todo example, we’ve separated the Todo items (id, text) from their completion state. If needed, they could be combined with a selector.
The REMOVE_TODO action is reduced both by the todos map and the completedTodos set.
All data structures can be reset to their initial state, and, if applicable (for lists, maps, and sets), emptied.
For each reducer maker, we describe below how the options object is destructured, its default property values, and how some specific properties are used.
Defaults can–and in a lot of cases should–be overridden.
Each category of actions, e.g., decrementActionTypes, is an array of action types (i.e., strings), so that several action types can have the same result (cf. Configuring Data Structures, above, where both PUNCH and KICK decrement lifePoints).
The default () => true is equivalent to no additional condition.
increment, decrement, max, and min are functions of action. If max is undefined, it is not enforced. Same for min.
A list can be used as a queue or stack. enqueueActionTypes and pushActionTypes add items to the list, using the itemGetter. The default itemGetter adds the Flux Standard Action payload to the list.
map uses the normalized state shape recommended by Redux, as can be seen from the default initialState. Warning: if you overwrite initialState, use the same format!
The default keyGetter assumes that the action payload has an id property. The default itemModifier overwrites the item’s properties (but does not delete the ones that have disappeared in the new action payload).
value is the simplest data structure (to the extent that calling it a data structure is arguable).
Redux Data Structures doesn’t focus on performance, but on developer productivity. In most cases, performance won’t be an issue. If it is, please write an issue or submit a pull request.
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Question: Describe the route of State Highway 355 in Georgia.

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State Route 355 (SR 355) is a south–north state highway in the west-central part of the U.S. state of Georgia. Its route is contained within portions of Marion, Chattahoochee, and Talbot counties.
The northern segment was originally part of SR 267 and was built around 1950. By 1963, SR 355 was built along its current alignment, including the former section of SR 267.


Question: "What is Senator Susan Collins' possible motive for considering a vote to appoint Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court when it is clear he will work against women's rights, health care access, and presidential accountability?"

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 "What is Senator Susan Collins' possible motive for considering a vote to appoint Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court when it is clear he will work against women's rights, health care access, and presidential accountability?"

As the left descends into abject panic over the knowledge that Brett Kavanaugh will be confirmed as the next Supreme Court justice no matter how many children they exploit or how many Handmaid's Tale costumes they trot out, some are trying new tactics to sway a Republican swing vote.
The Huffington Post has decided to go with dire warnings and insults.
In an op-ed titled "For Susan Collins, A Vote For Kavanaugh Would Be Political Suicide," the author is all over the place.
And, for her entire career, Collins has appeared to be truly committed to a pro-abortion rights position.
Why, then, are there rumors that she is considering a vote to support the appointment of Brett Kavanaugh to a lifetime position on the Supreme Court when there is clear evidence that he would provide the deciding vote to overturn or severely curtail women’s rights to an abortion, take away access to health care for millions, and has written that presidents shouldn’t be held accountable for criminal acts while in office?
He then lists three reasons why Collins might vote for the incredibly qualified Kavanaugh, the first being "perhaps she is more gullible than an experienced senator has the right to be."
Winning hearts and minds the way only leftists can.
A blue wave is building for the 2018 midterms. It is likely to do nothing but intensify in the buildup to 2020, when Trump himself will be on the ballot. Every day brings new outrages from the White House that are repugnant to swing voters ― and especially the women ― of states like Maine. This year, Democratic turnout is setting records. By 2020, Democratic mobilization efforts will be at a fever pitch.
Settle down there, Sparky. See if the wave happens first. A lot of people aren't sure about that. I would say that the fact she will have been in the Senate for 24 years at that point might make her think about retirement, but we know that all senators now want to stay in office until they're 112.
Except for Jeff Flake, of course, who had to leave because his own constituents loathed him and he knew a year out he wouldn't survive a primary.
The thing with Collins is that her vote is always a crap shoot. Sometimes she seems like a dutiful Republican, and other times she is quite often the vote that sinks them. Back when Olympia Snowe was still in office they used to sort of trade off on the anti-party votes. That gave them a little cover. With John McCain's seat being filled by Jon Kyl, Collins is going to be in an even bigger spotlight.


Question: What should I know before buying a MacBook or MacBook Pro?

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Maybe you're getting a jump on your back-to-school shopping. Or you're enticed by sales that scream "$1,000 off MacBook Pro!" I'm here to tell you to keep your money in your wallet, because now is the absolute worst time to buy a MacBook or MacBook Pro.
Although Apple was rumored to unveil a new 13-inch MacBook at this year's WWDC event, the show came and went with nary a mention of new hardware. But new MacBooks are bound to be on the way, either late this summer or early fall.
There's some debate as to whether Apple is rolling out new and improved designs or if the company is simply going to refresh its existing lineup with newer specs. But even if just the latter is true, you should press the pause button on any purchase.
MacBooks are way, way overdue for getting Intel's 8th-Generation Core processors. In fact, these CPUs started showing up in Windows-powered ultraportables like the HP Envy 13t and Asus ZenBook U330UA back in November of 2017. That's seven months ago, and we're about to enter eight months.
Apple has never been super-quick to adopt the latest chips, but this is getting ridiculous, especially when you consider that the MacBook and MacBook Pro start at $1,299. Why pay such a premium for systems that are going to be significantly slower than the competition right out of the box?
Those on the hunt for a 15-inch MacBook Pro should definitely wait, as the powerful 8th-Generation Coffee Lake Core i9 chip Intel launched in April could find its way into that machine.
Apple is also reportedly working to integrate its own custom co-processors into at least three updated Mac models this year, two of which would be laptops. But it's not clear what these chips would do.
If you're the hopeful (ahem) type, you might be holding out for Apple to fix its frustrating keyboards. And I wouldn't blame you, as the flat, butterfly-mechanism keyboards have proved so problematic that the company is facing class-action lawsuits over them. Many complain that keys are getting stuck or that they simply stop working, and it apparently takes only a bit of debris to render your strokes useless.
I can attest to these issues, as I often make typos when using our Stride company messaging app. The keyboard on my 2016 13-inch MacBook Pro just hasn't held up well over time.
Creative pros have also found issue with the lack of full-size USB ports on the MacBook and MacBook Pro. On today's machines, you're stuck with two or four Thunderbolt ports, depending on the configuration, which means you have to schlep around dongles or a memory card adapter.
I don't anticipate that Apple will reverse course on this front, but other notebook makers have demonstrated that you can keep your systems slim and sleek while still offering both USB Type-C and USB A ports. Just look at the 14-inch Huawei MateBook X Pro; it's 2.9 pounds and 0.6 inches thick.
Now, there are plenty of reasons to stick with macOS, including how well MacBooks work with the iPhone. You can easily send text messages from the desktop, and iCloud keeps everything from your photos and notes in sync. And, while Macs are not impervious to viruses and malware, they are generally more secure.
The upcoming macOS Mojave OS doesn't look groundbreaking, but new features like Dark Mode, Desktop stacks and the improved Finder look promising for boosting productivity.
The bottom line is that if you're a MacBook fan, you should definitely wait until Apple unveils new laptops. And if you're on the fence, there are plenty of compelling alternatives with better keyboards, more speed and more ports.


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Hiya guys! The last week or so I feel I have been a little MIA and truth be told last night was my first time swatching in almost two weeks. Needless to say I'm still a bit behind on sharing some amazing polishes and stuff with you guys. This means I'll be sharing content at least twice a day and also on the weekends throughout the summer starting next month. Now getting into today's post, I'm sharing the newly released Fancy Floral Collection by Nail Hoot. This collection consists of five shimmer polishes inspired by a variety of gorgeous flowers. I also recently reviewed Nail Hoot's one year anniversary duo, be sure to check that out as well.
The Fancy Floral Collection by Nail Hoot is now available for purchase. The entire full-size (15mL) retails for $33.00 and the mini-set (5.5mL) for $23.00. Individually each full-size (15mL) bottle retails for $7.00. Mini sized bottles are not available individually.
Morning Glory can be described as a purple shimmer with heavy blue tones. Put this beauty under the must-have blurple category! It's such a gorgeous mix of the two shades, the tones shift effortless with natural lighting. Formula has a smooth opaque application with a great even consistency. And I experienced no staining with this pigmented shade either. Shown here in two coats and sealed with a glossy topcoat.
Blue Geranium can be described as a navy blue polish with heavy shimmer. The shimmer in this gives the polish such a pretty frosty kind of feel. Formula has a smooth opaque application and didn't give me any issues. I wore it overnight without a base and there was no staining with this blue beauty. The finish dries very minimal to a gritty feel, but it smooths out perfectly with topcoat. Shown here in two coats and sealed with a glossy topcoat.
Midnight Sun Pansy can be described as a brownish-red polish with a lovely sheen. Words cannot describe how perfect the hints of gold shimmer looks against the vampiness of this shade! Shown here in two coats and sealed with a glossy topcoat.
Hanging Fuchsia can be described as a dainty pink polish with a heavy shimmer. The shade of pink tends to bring out a lot of warmth from my skin tone. I don't think it clashes, but it's not a personal favorite of mine. Good formula with this one as well though it's more sheer than the rest of the polishes here. Again with this one the finish dries a bit on the gritty side. Shown here in three coats and sealed with a glossy topcoat.
Tiger Lilly can be described as a orange shimmer polish with hints of pink and yellow. I'll be honest, this polish was an unexpected favorite from this collection. The color is so rich and I can't help but thinking it'd be so perfect for Fall. The formula and consistency were spot on, great application throughout. There are minimal brush strokes in the finish, but topcoat helped blend them nicely. Shown here in two coats and sealed with a glossy topcoat.
Overall this is another fabulous collection coming from Brandie of Nail Hoot! Shimmer finishes really feel like her expertise as she always creates some stunning shades. I cannot help but pick Tiger Lilly as a must-have, it's such a eye-catching shade year round. But tell me guys, which one is your favorite?
To recap, the Fancy Floral Collection by Nail Hoot is now available for purchase. The entire full-size (15mL) retails for $33.00 and the mini-set (5.5mL) for $23.00. Individually each full-size (15mL) bottle retails for $7.00. Mini sized bottles are not available individually.
Absolutely stunning collection. You swatched amazingly.
Love Midnight Sun Pansie but all the colors are gorgeous. When I started getting into nail polish I was all about the light pink shades but more and more importantly drawn to the darker vampy shades.
Gorgeous collection! I love Morning Glory and Midnight Sun Pansy. Tiger Lily is pretty gorgeous also!


Question: Have you tried Captain Lawrence Brewery's Liquid Gold beer?

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Captain Lawrence Brewery is a local to me brewery. Sort of. It's right across the Connecticut border in New York.
They're so close and yet I'd never had a Captain Lawrence beer before.
I received Liquid Gold as a gift and I don't know why I waited so long to drink it!
Liquid Gold (6% ABV) pours like, well, liquid gold with little to no head with a gentle pour. It is crystal clear and forms a much deep color in the glass. Lovely.
The aroma has a pleasant wheat aroma, some spice and a whiff of banana.
The flavor is very heffeweizen-ish, though on the light side. The initial flavor is of wheat and that dominates throughout. Banana, clove and other fruits come through. The brew is somewhat sweet but not cloying. There is no bitterness to speak of. The finish is completely clean and begs for another sip.
The mouthfeel is light and nicely carbonated. Liquid gold is exceptional drinkable. I could drink way too many of them. Exercise some caution due to the ABV.
This is a perfect beer to refresh a dry body on a hot day. I love it!


Question: Describe the region of Dinniyeh.

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Dinniyeh (known also as Addinniyeh, Al Dinniyeh, Al Danniyeh, ) is a region located in Miniyeh-Danniyeh District in the North Governorate of Lebanon. The region lies east of Tripoli, extends north as far as Akkar District, south to Bsharri District and Zgharta District and as far east as Baalbek and Hermel. Dinniyeh has an excellent ecological environment filled with woodlands, orchards and groves. Several villages are located in this mountainous area, the largest town being Sir Al Dinniyeh. It has the highest point in Lebanon and the Levant, at 3,088 “Qurnt As Sawda”.


Question: Can you tell me about Huron South?

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Huron South was a federal electoral district in Ontario, Canada, that was represented in the House of Commons of Canada from 1867 to 1935. It was created by the British North America Act of 1867 which divided the County of Huron into two ridings: Huron North and Huron South.


Question: Write a message of encouragement to Keiko-san, Wakana-san and Hikaru-san.

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 Write a message of encouragement to Keiko-san, Wakana-san and Hikaru-san.

Good morning, dears Keiko-san, Wakana-san and Hikaru-san!
All the same, it happened.
It was expected. But I hoped that it could be different.
I do not know how hard this decision was for you. I hope it was not too hard.
I wish you good luck! Let your future be happy. Let free to go forward! You will succeed.
This wishes are for you all together and for each one. It is for Keiko-san, for Wakana-san and for Hikaru san.
I'll be waiting for good news and for your new achievements.


Question: Describe the outcome of the Clermont County Commissioners' vote in regards to FC Cincinnati's plans for a $30 million practice and training complex in Clermont County.

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Clermont County Commissioners clear the way for FC Cincinnati in Milford with its Wednesday vote.
FC Cincinnati’s plans for a $30 million practice and training complex in Clermont County were greenlit Wednesday morning.
The Clermont County Commissioners removed a significant obstacle to the soccer club’s plans to build in Milford with its approval of a new 1 percent lodging tax. The money generated by the tax will go toward the $5 million cost of land for the complex.
The city of Milford agreed to pay $3.5 million of the cost through the sale of securities. FC Cincy is paying the remaining $1.5 million. The $244,000 the additional lodging tax is projected to raise will be funneled to Milford for debt service.
Even with the proceeds from the additional tax, Milford will have to pay over $40,000 of the debt service from its own funds.
Besides assistance with the cost of land, FC Cincinnati is also receiving, through the Clermont County Port Authority, over $20 million in incentives for construction including the issuance of lease revenue bonds.
Once fully operational, the facility is estimated to bring in an additional $6.7 million annually to the county and an additional 50 to 60 jobs.
Approval of the lodging tax was not unanimous. Clermont County Commissioner David Painter voted against the tax.
More: FC Cincinnati in Clermont County: Is it a good deal?
Before casting his vote, he noted that the commissioners recently granted a 20 percent tax exemption for 10 years on real estate taxes, worth about $75,000 a year, for Design Within Reach which is building a facility in the county’s South Afton Industrial Park. The $17 million project will contribute about 85 jobs to the county.
Ahead of his yes vote, Commissioner David Uible said that FC Cincinnati is making a significant investment in the region. The club is spending $250 million on a stadium in Cincinnati's West End, $150 million in franchise fees to join Major League Soccer, plus the $30 million for the practice and training facility.
Next year FC Cincy moves up to the Major League Socer from the United Soccer League.


Question: Who was Alice Beatrice Calhoun?

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Alice Beatrice Calhoun (November 21, 1900 – June 3, 1966) was an American silent film actress.


Question: Describe the incident involving Kofi Kankam's assault of Emer Hyland with a syringe.

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The accused told Judge Mary Fahy he had never intended to harm his colleague.
A psychiatric nurse has been sentenced to 12 months in prison for assaulting another nurse with a syringe filled with sedating, anti- psychotic medication.
Kofi Kankam (48), 15 The Clarin, Athenry, Co Galway, denied a charge of assaulting Emer Hyland, causing her harm, at the Psychiatric Unit at University Hospital Galway, on February 5th last year.
Ms Hyland, who is in her twenties, told a hearing at Galway District Court on Thursday that gardaí came into the male ward with a patient that evening who was very unwell. She was dealing with another patient at the time who had absconded. She was sitting in the nurse’s station having just got off the phone from speaking to security about that patient when she suddenly felt a sharp pinch in her left side.
Donna Long, also a nurse, and Kankam had been standing behind her. Ms Long was holding a kidney dish which contained two syringes, which had been prepared for the patient the gardaí had brought in. She jumped up and saw blood coming from her side. She and Ms Long went into a linen closet to examine her side. Kankam came in and said he was sorry.
Management were made aware of the incident and while Ms Hyland was brought to A&E for treatment, Kankam was escorted as far as the door and told to go home.
Ms Hyland said she had been traumatised by the incident and while she had loved working in Galway, she had since moved to another psychiatric unit in Mayo.
During cross examination by defence solicitor, John Martin, Ms Hyland said she had not engaged in any banter with the accused. She said she had her back to him when it occurred and she had just come off the phone. “He passed a comment, ‘I’ve got the gal’,” she said.
Ms Long gave evidence she was standing near the nurse’s station with the kidney dish containing the syringes, which had sheaths on the needles, when Kankam suddenly grabbed one of them. She could see there was blood on the needle when he placed the syringe back in the dish.
The accused told Judge Mary Fahy he had never intended to harm Ms Hyland. He said they had been engaged in some banter and he had jokingly picked up the syringe. He said he saw the sheath protecting the needle was present when he picked it up from the kidney dish and that it must have dropped off back into the dish. He said he apologised to Ms Hyland at the time and had since written a letter of apology.
He confirmed he had been a nurse working in Ireland for the last 10 years. Judge Mary Fahy said Kankam was not sorry enough to come into court and plead guilty. She said it was his right to contest the charge but he had put the victim through the trauma of having to give evidence and the court had been left with no choice but to impose a custodial sentence.
“It’s a very serious assault, to prick someone with a syringe and to have it done to you by another professional working with you is simply outrageous,” the judge said.
Mr Martin said his client had returned from Africa to face the charge and he asked the judge to suspend any sentence or his client’s career would be ended. “It should be ended”, Judge Fahy said before imposing a 12-month sentence. Leave to appeal was granted.


Question: Explain how memory is reconstructive and what this means.

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Mar 2 Are Our Memories Like Libraries?
Early on, before cognitive psychologists started researching the processes involved, memory was often described with a “library” analogy. This is the idea that memories are put down in our minds as though they were written down in books, and stored away neatly in organized locations. If we wanted to retrieve a memory, we would go down the relevant aisle and select the appropriate book. If we can’t quite retrieve the memory, the words printed in the books may have faded with time, and if we can’t find the memory at the specified location, perhaps it was like a library book getting misplaced. But is this analogy a good one?
I am going to tell you right now to forget this seemingly innocent metaphor. Many studies have shown that this is not at all the way memory functions. We don’t lay down objective, definitive memory traces that are later retrieved verbatim. Instead, memory is reconstructive (1). This is a key concept in long-term memory: the idea that every time you retrieve a memory, you are actually changing it. Every time you tell the same story, it comes out a little more polished, with a few embellishing details added, or a few boring ones removed. The memory itself – not just the story – is changing, so that the next time you retrieve the memory of that event, it will be more like the story you last told, rather than the way it really was.
Here’s a concrete example of memory reconstruction, first demonstrated almost 100 years ago (2).
In this demonstration, one person was shown an ambiguous drawing (in the top left of the picture). This person was then asked to try to reproduce the drawing from memory. Because we like to classify things into categories rather than dealing with unknown objects (3), the person who was trying to draw the ambiguous original drawing from memory drew it to look kind of like an owl. Their drawing was then shown to another person, who again was asked to reproduce it from memory, and this cycle continued. As you can see, the drawing gradually evolved from an owl to a cat! Each time someone re-drew the picture from memory, they changed it, and eventually even the animal itself changed.
The fact that memory is reconstructive necessarily means that memory is not objective. Our memories are a lot more approximate and less accurate than you might like to believe. In particular, we are prone to having “false” memories – these are memories of things that never happened, or happened quite differently to the way we remember them (4). In addition, since we see the world through our own unique filter – our world view – we tend to remember things in a way that fits our “schema”, or pre-determined categorizations of the world and how objects and people behave (5).
The idea that we can have memories that are “false” gained credibility starting in the 1970s and was a topic of hot debate for decades after that. The leader of this field is Elizabeth Loftus, who demonstrated that eyewitness testimony can be inadvertently affected by information encountered after the event (“misleading post-event information”). Imagine you are a witness to a crime. It was dark, but you think you saw a tall man in a mask, holding something in his hand. After this event, you are questioned repeatedly by the police, and you also discuss the event over and over with your friend who was standing next to you when this happened.
Elizabeth Loftus revolutionized our understanding of how eyewitness testimony works. She demonstrated in numerous experiments that by the time you’ve had all those conversations with the police and your friend, your memory of the crime in the above story will have become a mixture of (a) what you actually saw, (b) what you told people you saw, and (c) what other people told you they saw or think you should have seen. So, for instance, if you were asked over and over about a weapon, you might come to imagine one and believe that the suspect really was carrying a weapon, even if your original memory of the event did not include a weapon. The details from your imagination will become part of the new memory for the event.
Back when I started my PhD in 2005, I was idealistic. I thought that I could figure out a way to distinguish between true and false memories using an implicit test of memory (see this glossary for an explanation of that term).
Me in 2008, when I was just finishing my PhD. Not much has changed, other than my laptop.
Many disappointing experiments later (6), I gave up and moved on to the more promising task of improving education through cognitive psychology research. Meanwhile, the perfect test to distinguish between true and false memories is yet to be found (7). What do you think: Will we one day have a tool to determine whether a memory is true or false?
(1) Schacter, D.L. (2015). Memory: An adaptive constructive process. In D.Nikulin (Ed.). Memory in recollection of itself. New York: Oxford University Press.
(2) Bartlett, Frederic Charles (1995 ). Remembering: A study in experimental and social psychology. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
(3) Harnad, S. (2005). To cognize is to categorize: Cognition is categorization. Handbook of Categorization in Cognitive Science, 20-45.
(4) Loftus, E. F., & Pickrell, J. E. (1995). The formation of false memories. Psychiatric Annals, 25, 720-725.
(5) Tversky, B., & Marsh, E. J. (2000). Biased retellings of events yield biased memories. Cognitive Psychology, 40, 1-38.
(6) Weinstein, Y., & Shanks, D. R. (2008). Perceptual representations in false recognition and priming of pictures. Memory & Cognition, 36, 1415-1428.
(7) Bernstein, D. M., & Loftus, E. F. (2009). How to tell if a particular memory is true or false. Perspectives on Psychological Science, 4, 370-374.


Question: Describe the Edge Tower in Beirut, Lebanon. Respond in 2 sentences.

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The Edge is a landmark mixed use (hotel and residential) tower under construction in Beirut, Lebanon. On completion it will be Lebanon's tallest building at and 50 floors.


Question: Can you provide information about the artist Franciszek Starowieyski?

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Franciszek Starowieyski (b.1930). 1949 - 1955 studied at Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow and Warsaw. Specializes in poster, drawing, painting, stage designing, book illustration. Member of AGI.
Major awards: Film poster award, Cannes Film Festival, 1974; Gold Plaque at International Film Festival Chicago, USA, 1979; International Biennial of Posters in Warsaw, 2nd Prize, 1978; 3rd Prize, 2000.
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Question: Respond in 2 sentences. Provide a description of Lazar Weiner.

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Lazar Weiner (October 24, 1897 in Cherkassy – January 10, 1982 in Flushing, Queens) was an Imperial Russian-born, American-naturalized composer of Yiddish song. He emigrated to America at the age of 17 and later became the music director of the Central Synagogue in Manhattan.


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We specialize in handmade wooden rings, each ring is unique and made using fresh wood, environmentally friendly resin, and beeswax. Only one for each style. The number is limited.
If you are a fan of jewelry then you must have one of these special wood rings with miniature worlds hidden within.
There’s a different world inside of each ring. And the best part: They’re inspired by the natural beauty of great outdoors.
The rings are handmade using fresh wood, jewelry resin, and beeswax, plus they can easily rival even more expensive pieces of jewelry. Each piece is unique and one of a kind so the rings can never be made entirely the same.


Question: Explain why nuclear pasta exists in neutron stars.

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 Explain why nuclear pasta exists in neutron stars.

Neutron stars are the densest objects in the universe. Naturally, the matter inside of them is exotic and unlike anything on Earth — imagine squashing the mass of our Sun into a star only 10 km across! As one might guess from their name, neutron stars are comprised of mostly neutrons, with a small fraction of electrons and protons also contributing to their mass. A neutron star can be thought of as analogous to a giant atomic nucleus, bound by gravitational forces rather than the strong force. Under the pressure exerted by gravity, matter is compressed to the same density as the nuclei of atoms; properties of the high density matter in neutron stars are discussed in this bite.
Now, let us visualise descending through the crust of a neutron star. Figure 1 provides a schematic of the stratified layers we encounter during our descent. In the outer crust, neutrons combine into nuclei which form a solid lattice. As we descend deeper into the crust, the nuclei become increasingly giant and neutron-rich. Beyond a certain size, the neutrons begin to overflow from the nuclei and drip out, forming an ocean of free neutrons in which the lattice of nuclei is immersed. This signifies our transition into the inner crust. Here, at the base of the crust (or “mantle”), we discover the intricate nuclear structures that today’s paper is concerned with. Usually we expect nuclei to be spherical, but here the nuclei deform and fuse, forming clusters of exotic shapes called “nuclear pasta”. Beyond this point, we enter the core of the star where we find uniform nuclear matter: a neutron superfluid (a substance that flows without friction) coexists with a proton superconductor (a material that conducts electricity without resistance).
Under the extreme, high-density conditions inside a neutron star, the competition between nuclear attraction and Coulomb repulsion yields exotic structures called nuclear pasta. Ravenhall, Pethick, and Wilson were the first to investigate these unusual configurations of nuclear matter. Nuclear pasta is characterised by complex, non-spherical patterns such as tubes, sheets and bubbles; these configurations minimize their energy (see Figure 2). The name “nuclear pasta” arose due to a resemblance to different varieties of pasta — such as lasagna, gnocchi and spaghetti!
Presently, our understanding of nuclear pasta in neutron stars is largely based on theoretical calculations. However, some observational evidence does exist that supports the existence of nuclear pasta in the crust. For example, Pons, Vigano and Rea postulate that the pasta phase limits the maximum spin period of rotating neutron stars (pulsars). They suggest that the absence of isolated X-ray pulsars with spin periods greater than 12 seconds may be observational evidence of nuclear pasta. Hunting for observational signatures of the nuclear pasta layer is a research topic of great interest.
Figure 2: Examples of different nuclear pasta phases. Figure 3 in paper.
In this paper, the authors conduct semi-classical molecular dynamics simulations of nuclear pasta. The semi-classical approach is justified because the relevant behaviours involve clusters of thousands of nucleons and these heavy clusters can be treated classically. The quantum effects present at smaller scales are put in by hand through the parameters in the semi-classical model.
The authors model the geometry and topology of the complex pasta structures pictured in Figure 2 and extract useful properties of the material, such as thermal and electrical conductivity. The authors discuss how the presence of a pasta layer at the base of the neutron star crust could influence observations of astrophysical phenomena such as supernova neutrinos, magnetic field decay and crust cooling of accreting neutron stars.
Above we discussed the paper written by Pons et al. in which nuclear pasta phases are expected to contain impurities. The impurities cause the magnetic field of the neutron star to decay over 0.1-1 Myr, consistent with the observed population of isolated X-ray pulsars having spin periods less than 12 seconds. Molecular dynamics simulations in today’s paper provide evidence to support Pon’s assumption that the pasta has a high impurity parameter. Therefore, another piece of the puzzle fits together and we have even more reason to believe that nuclear pasta exists inside neutron stars.
A Pulsar Alone Hunting for Gravitational Waves from Spinning Neutron Stars When is the next glitch on pulsar J0537-6910? Why don’t they just break up?


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President Donald Trump on Tuesday issued an executive order targeting a rule expanding federal oversight of the country’s waterways, the latest in a string of actions targeting Obama-era environmental regulations.
Trump’s executive order fulfills a campaign promise to undo the 2015 Waters of the U.S. rule, but does not immediately eliminate the measure. Instead, Trump directed the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Army Corps of Engineers to “review and reconsider” the rule. That process may take multiple years and touch off a legal fight that could last even longer.
The Waters of the U.S. rule allows the federal government to regulate pollution in a vast number of rivers, streams, lakes and other waterways that flow into the nation’s major bodies of water. Opponents of the measure, which include agricultural interests, energy companies and many Congressional Republicans, say it threatens economic growth and grants the federal government too much authority.
In the executive order, Trump instructs the EPA and Army Corps of Engineers to rely on a 2006 opinion from Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia for guidance on how to determine which waterways fall under the jurisdiction of the Clean Water Act, the legislation under which the waters of the U.S. rule was issued, according to an Axios report.
The move is Trump’s latest attempt to change the federal government’s approach to energy and the environment. In his first weeks, he moved to revive the Keystone XL pipeline and expedite construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline using an executive order. He has also reversed environmental regulations, including a rule preventing miners from dumping waste into streams, using resolutions passed under the Congressional Review Act.
Tuesday marked the first time Trump has used an executive order to target a rule that has already taken effect, which sets off its own complicated review process. He is also expected to target the Clean Power Plan, Obama’s chief measure for fighting climate change, with a similar executive order in the coming days.


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Question: Respond in 189 words. What are the categories of protected areas in Madagascar?

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This list of national parks of Madagascar includes all officially recognized protected areas as of 2015. The protected areas network of Madagascar is managed by the Madagascar National Parks Association (PNM-ANGAP). The network includes three types of protected areas: Strict Nature Reserves (IUCN category Ia), National Parks (IUCN category II) and Wildlife Reserves (IUCN category IV). At the 2003 IUCN World Parks Congress in Durban, the Malagasy President, Marc Ravalomanana, announced an initiative to more than triple the area under protection from approximately to over (from 3% to 10% of Madagascar's area). This "Durban Vision", as it has been dubbed, involved broadening the definition of protected areas in the country and legislation has been passed to allow the creation of four new categories of protected area: Natural Parks (IUCN category II), Natural Monuments (IUCN category III), Protected Landscapes (IUCN category V), and Natural Resource Reserves (IUCN category VI). As well as allowing these new objectives for protected areas management, the new legislation also provided for entities other than PNM-ANGAP to manage protected areas, such as government ministries, community associations, NGOs and other civil society organizations, and the private sector.


Question: How can I set up a backup script for MongoDB databases on Amazon S3?

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I’ve developed a backup script for MongoDB using TypeScript. It’s available as GPL3 here.
If you download or clone the repository, you can choose to run it with Docker (so cron is already configured) or run it without Docker (If you want to configure cron on your host OS by yourself).
The cron example there is the same I wrote about on my previous post about cron with Docker.
In any case, you’ll need to have Node.js and yarn installed.
This script generates a dump from your MongoDB databases, compresses this dump as tar.bz2, generates a hash file for integrity check and then uploads both files to your Amazon S3 bucket.
I expect you to have your Amazon Web Services (AWS) account ready and know your access key and secret access key before, also to have a bucket created on S3 in order to store the backup files.
In order to configure the backup script, you need to open the .env file and enter your data there, such as your timezone and AWS credentials.
Change the path inside the file infra/host/etc/systemd/system/mongo-backup.service to be the path where you put the mongo-s3-backup source code.
Today we saw how to configure and run the MongoDB backup script.
If you have any idea or suggestion, leave a comment or send a pull request.
Backup your MongoDB databases to Amazon S3 was published on October 07, 2017 .


Question: Can you tell me something about Prince Pavel Pavlovich Gagarin? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Prince Pavel Pavlovich Gagarin (; 4 (15) March 1789 in Moscow – 21 February (4 March) 1872 in Saint Petersburg) was a Russian statesman from the Rurikid Gagarin family.


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I want to know the default font of text areas across all browsers for future reference.
You're on your own with IE and Opera though.
I suspect this is something of a moving target for all the browsers, but there is a default style sheet for HTML 4 as defined by the W3C.
There probably is a list, this is why we use CSS Resets however.
CSS class have compiled a list of CSS2.1 User Agent Style Sheet Defaults. Some links at the bottom of that page as well.
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Question: Respond briefly. Tell me about Narguis Nabieva.

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Narguis Nabieva (born 20 February 1985) is an athlete from Tajikistan. She competes in archery.


Question: Summarize Coby Dietrick's guest appearance on The Handle Podcast.

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This episode could have been called “Coby Dietrick Steals the Show” if I actually did titles for each conversation. A 13-year pro in the ABA and the NBA, most notably with the San Antonio Spurs, and someone with experiences in Europe and the CBA, Dietrick had a lot to tell. Colorful teammates, wonderful times abroad and unique stories about games, contract signings and the business of basketball. All of that can be heard in this podcast episode.
1:10:35 – Bill Musselman picking him up for the Tampa Bay Thrillers playoff run, coach Musselman’s antics against Frankie Sanders, Coby finding Linton Townes for a basket that forced overtime, having the last word with Albany Patroons head coach Phil Jackson.
Thanks to Coby for coming on the show and taking over it with such fantastic stories!
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Question: Describe the 2007 Canada Winter Games. Respond in 4 sentences.

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


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"The Dungeon Crawler Where Your Friends Control The Monsters"
Local Multiplayer Arcade Action for up to 4 Players!
Out now for Win/Mac/Linux, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch!
Parsec lets you stream a game and have friends watch and play along with their own controllers. Latency was my biggest worry, but it wasn’t a problem when we played, certainly no worse than our dodgy indie implementation of online multiplayer would have been! If you want to try it out yourself, there’s more details here.
What a pleasant surprise to have Nintendo put out this perfect little console for local multiplayer! Switch is such a great match for Crawl, and I’m stoked to have a game coming out on a Nintendo console – 12 year old me would totally lose his mind over this, haha 🙂 Thanks for all the support, we have such a great community around this game, and I hope you have a blast with Crawl on the Switch!!
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Question: Explain how Facebook's implementation of sharia enforcement could lead to its downfall.

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 Explain how Facebook's implementation of sharia enforcement could lead to its downfall.

Longtime Geller Report readers are long aware of the oppressive sharia enforcement at Facebook. Incredibly, Facebook sent one of its chief officers to the terror state of Pakistan to assure the Pakistani government that Facebook would adhere to the sharia. The commitment was given by Vice President of Facebook Joel Kaplan, who called on Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan. “Facebook has reiterated its commitment to keep the platform safe and promote values that are in congruence with its community standards.” Which community? Certainly not a free society.
These issues have started taking a toll on Facebook’s business, with the company saying in July that growth in digital advertising sales and in the number of its users had slowed down. I predict this will continue. Facebook’s mission was sharing. Facebook’s success was a result of that idea — sharing photos, lives, stories, opinions with family, friends and others. Facebook turning its back on its very founding and punishing people for their conscience, their ideas will eventually destroy Facebook — of this I am sure. Ask Jeeves was once the go-to search engine on the net. Where are they now?