Question: What is Ha'afuasia?

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Ha'afuasia is a village in Wallis and Futuna. It is located in Hahake District on the east coast of Wallis Island. Its population according to the 2008 census was 386 people.


Question: "This place looks awesome. What is it like?"

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Starting at 9pm, karaoke is free 6 days a week at Keats (with the exception of Think and Drink Tuesday). Many NYC bars come and go, but Keats is over 30 years young!!!
Birthday Batchlor/Batchlorette, Fundraising, and other specialty events. Do you have a specialized party or party request? Do not be afraid to ask our event manager if we can make it happen, the answer is usually YES!
Just visiting on vacation, popped in for a drink and sing karaoke ( sang rebel yell). Customers great, friendly and very entertaining. Beer brought to your table by friendly staff.
Great choice. We were hungry and found this restaurant by accident. The service is fantastic. The choices to eat are excellent, leaving us in doubt of what to order. The atmosphere is beautiful, comfortable and very pleasant. Plus the food is very delicious. I recommend getting to know the place. I think a dinner there should be fantastic.
It seemed to me that even cooler than the bars in "Friends" or "How I met your mother." Much cozier. Real American atmosphere. Beer, chips. Tips are already included in the bill. The waitress we even had a Russian, really. In the beginning, for some reason, she spoke English. Everything is cool, warm, friendly, dynamic, energetic. An intimate twilight, a bar counter, superbly designed, next to our hotel - what else to say? I was hooked.


Question: Describe how Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg responded to Donald Trump's accusation that Facebook was "always anti-Trump."

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Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg fired back after President Donald Trump on Wednesday tweeted that the social network "was always anti-Trump" and colluded with The New York Times and Washington Post to distribute "fake news."
"Trump says Facebook is against him. Liberals say we helped Trump," Zuckerberg wrote in a statement posted to Facebook. "Both sides are upset about ideas and content they don't like.
"Facts suggest the greatest role Facebook played in the 2016 election was different from what most are saying," Zuckerberg continued. But he expressed regret for saying in November that fake news on Facebook influencing the election was a "pretty crazy idea."
"Calling that crazy was dismissive and I regret it," Zuckerberg wrote. "This is too important an issue to be dismissive. But the data we have has always shown that our broader impact—from giving people a voice to enabling candidates to communicate directly to helping millions of people vote—played a far bigger role in this election."
Zuckerberg pointed out that campaigns spent "hundreds of millions advertising online to get their messages out," which he said is "1000x more than any problematic ads" Facebook has found.
Facebook earlier this month said 470 "inauthentic" accounts and Pages that "likely operated out of Russia" spent approximately $100,000 between June 2015 and May 2017 on 3,000 Facebook ads. Those ads were focused on "amplifying divisive social and political messages across the ideological spectrum—touching on topics from LGBT matters to race issues to immigration to gun rights."
Last week, Facebook provided Congress with details about those ads; it previously handed them over to Robert Mueller's special counsel, too.
Facebook is not the only social network feeling the heat. A new report from the Oxford Internet Institute finds that in a 10-day period around the time of the 2016 election, "Twitter users got more misinformation, polarizing, and conspiratorial content than professionally produced news." And "average levels of misinformation were higher in swing states than in uncontested states, even when weighted for the relative size of the user population in each state."
Twitter officials will meet with the Senate Intelligence Committee behind closed doors today to discuss the impact of Russia-linked accounts on the election, CNN reports. Twitter, Facebook, and Google have also been invited to testify publicy before the committee on Nov. 1.
Facebook did tangle with conservatives last year when its Trending Topics editors were accused of suppressing content from conservative outlets. Facebook invited conservatives to its headquarters to discuss the issue, and later replaced human Trending editors with algorithms.


Question: What is the Free Arabian Legion?

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Free Arabian Legion (; German: "Legion Freies Arabien") was the collective name of several Nazi German units formed from Arab volunteers from the Middle East and North Africa during World War II.


Question: Describe the research study conducted by Tufts University about retrieval practice and its effects on memory.

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(MEDFORD/SOMERVILLE, Mass., Nov. 24, 2016)—Learning by taking practice tests, a strategy known as retrieval practice, can protect memory against the negative effects of stress, report scientists from Tufts University in a new study published in Science on Nov. 25.
In experiments involving 120 student participants, individuals who learned a series of words and images by retrieval practice showed no impairment in memory after experiencing acute stress. Participants who used study practice, the conventional method of re-reading material to memorize it, remembered fewer items overall, particularly after stress.
“Typically, people under stress are less effective at retrieving information from memory. We now show for the first time that the right learning strategy, in this case retrieval practice or taking practice tests, results in such strong memory representations that even under high levels of stress, subjects are still able to access their memories,” said senior study author Ayanna Thomas, Ph.D., associate professor and director of the graduate program in psychology at Tufts.
“Our results suggest that it is not necessarily a matter of how much or how long someone studies, but how they study,” said Amy Smith, graduate student in psychology at Tufts and corresponding author on the study.
The research team asked participants to learn a set of 30 words and 30 images. These were introduced through a computer program, which displayed one item at a time for a few seconds each. To simulate note taking, participants were given 10 seconds to type a sentence using the item immediately after seeing it.
After a 24-hour break, half of each group was placed into a stress-inducing scenario. These participants were required to give an unexpected, impromptu speech and solve math problems in front of two judges, three peers and a video camera. Participants took two memory tests, in which they recalled the words or images they studied the previous day. These tests were taken during the stress scenario and twenty minutes after, to examine memory under immediate and delayed stress responses. The remaining study participants took their memory tests during and after a time-matched, non-stressful task.
While a robust body of evidence has previously shown that stress impairs memory, few studies have examined whether this relationship can be affected by different learning strategies. The current results now suggest that learning information in an effective manner, such as through retrieval practice, can protect memory against the adverse effects of stress.
Although the research team used an experimentally verified stress-inducing scenario (Trier Social Stress Test) and measured participant stress responses through heart-rate monitors and standardized self-reported questionnaires, they note that stress effects are variable between individuals and additional work is needed to expand on their results. The team is now engaged in studies to replicate and extend their findings, including whether retrieval practice can benefit complex situations such as learning a foreign language or stressful scenarios outside of a testing environment.
An additional author on the study is Victoria Floerke, graduate student in psychology at Tufts University.
This research was funded by the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center.
Smith et al. “Retrieval practice protects memory against acute stress.” Science (2016). DOI:10.1126/science.aah5067.
Tufts University, located on campuses in Boston, Medford/Somerville, and Grafton, Massachusetts, and in Talloires, France, is recognized among the premier research universities in the United States. Tufts enjoys a global reputation for academic excellence and for the preparation of students as leaders in a wide range of professions. A growing number of innovative teaching and research initiatives span all campuses, and collaboration among the faculty and students in the undergraduate, graduate and professional programs across the university is widely encouraged.


Question: What did Steve Bannon say about Donald Trump's use of Twitter? Respond in 5 sentences.

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Steve Bannon praised Donald Trump on 60 Minutes for how he uses Twitter to bypass the political press.
As Bannon spoke about how “presidential” Trump is, he ended up talking about the mogul’s “extraordinary” use of social media. When Charlie Rose noted how Trump’s tweets have been a source of controversy for himself, Bannon argued that that’s because Trump says things that the “pearl-clutching mainstream media” won’t deem correct.
As the two continued to discuss, Rose said the question wasn’t about the appropriateness of Trump’s Twitter use, but whether it has actually served the president’s interests. Bannon dismissed this as a standard of judgment the media is trying to impose on Trump in order to attack his presidency.


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

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


Question: "What's new in the world of LLVM?" Respond in 40 sentences.

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Welcome to the one hundred and thirty-second issue of LLVM Weekly, a weekly newsletter (published every Monday) covering developments in LLVM, Clang, and related projects. LLVM Weekly is brought to you by Alex Bradbury. Subscribe to future issues at http://llvmweekly.org and pass it on to anyone else you think may be interested. Please send any tips or feedback to asb@asbradbury.org, or @llvmweekly or @asbradbury on Twitter.
I'm in Boston this week for the 4th RISC-V workshop. If you're going to be there, Wei Song, Rob Mullins and myself are all keen to talk about our lowRISC effort to produce an open-source RISC-V based SoC. Wei will be presenting our most recent update, adding trace debug support. You might also be interested in the work our interns have been up to on adding video output.
Bruce Mitchener has announced high-level Rust bindings for the LLDB API.
The first LLVM Cauldron will take place on September 8th in Hebden Bridge, UK. Registration is free. Since last week, we've confirmed more details about the keynote on optimising with persistent data structures by Andy Wingo. What are you waiting for? Register and submit your talks now!
The 2016 US LLVM Developers Meeting was announced last week, and I think it's worth a reminder. Register and/or submit a talk today.
The discussion on moving LLVM repositories to Github is still ongoing. Renato Goling has written another recap of recent events.
"Jay K" has written a very helpful summary of Windows/x64 exception handling.
John Criswell started a thread about whether discussions should be cross-posted, with recent examples being the code of conduct or the potential move to Github. Answers discussed both the practical issues raised (such as many would reply-all but wouldn't be members of all lists, causing more work for moderators) and whether it would make sense to set up an llvm-project list for these kind of discussions.
Dean Michael Berris has shared an RFC on LLVM changes for nop-sleds to support XRay function tracing.
llvm-cov gained support for creating html reports. r274688.
A writeonly attribute was added. As you would expect, this indicates a function may write to but does not read memory. It can also be applied to an argument where it means the function won't read through that pointer argument. r274485.
The AArch64 backend now makes use of TableGen for handling system instruction operands. r274576.
The Sparc backend now has more workarounds for Leon errata. r274856.
The clang-rename tool gained basic Vim integration. r274759.
The Clang codebase now uses ArrayRef in more interfaces. r274475, r274601, r274732.
LLD added support for ARM and Thumb interworking thunks. r274836.
LLDB gained a data formatter for libstdc++ shared_ptr and weak_ptr. r274617.


Question: What is Radstone? Respond in 4 sentences.

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Radstone is a hamlet and civil parish in South Northamptonshire, about north of Brackley. The 2001 Census recorded a parish population of 54. At the 2011 Census the population of the hamlet remained less than 100 and was included in the civil parish of Whitfield.
The land of the parish mostly falls from west to east from a hill whose highest point, about above sea level, is in Greatworth parish just beyond the field boundaries that form the western boundary of Radstone parish.


Question: Provide a quote about meetings.

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Here’s the quote by Dave Barry about meetings – in case you want to mention it to Jay.
Talking dirty never tasted so good.
When I finally have a kid, we’re wearing these shirts in public.


Question: "I'm having trouble with Zetta Industries. Is IE a mandatory dependency? Is there a way to delete the sulfurous acid recipe? How about adding feed through insulator for OC wires? Thanks!"

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Zetta Industries, ZI for shorts a mod that aims to extend other mods by adding various functionalities.
Currently, ZI adds functionalities to mods like Vanilla ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°), Big Reactors, Immersive Engineering and Open Computers.
From a technical standpoint, ZI is divided into modules, that only initialize if certain mods and config options are present. As such, even though it may at one time in the future be very extensive, it can be trimmed down to a smaller, more manageable resource footprint.
This module adds a bullet type for Immersive Engineering's revolvers.
The bullet allows you to spread wire between two connectors in remote locations.
Hey there! I noticed that when I remove IE from the mix, the Big Battery portion is no longer available, despite being enabled in the config file.
Is IE a mandatory dependency for this? I've still got Buildcraft, IC, and GT6, which I would think would satisfy the crafting requirements. Is there a way for me to override this being disabled, and bridge it with Crafttweaker or something? I'm running the 1.7.10 version. Thanks!
Is it possible to add feed through insulator for OC wires ?
But, is there a way to delete the "recipe" of sulfurous acid (the one with water and the sulfur block)?
I need it because I want to create a custom one with other mod's machines.
OMG! I needed this! Thank you!
Oh yes, thank you !
20480? Sounds like your cable can't transfer more, not the Meter!
I'm having trouble getting rf into the battery. I'm using a leadstone fluxduct, I have one power tap set to output (-), one to input (+) and I've set both the input and output to 5000rf. The fluxduct has power in it, but won't output it to the battery. Any thoughts?
Nvm, I apparently mixed up the output and input.
I noticed there are 1.10 and 1.11 branches on your github, but I don't see any builds anywhere. Are those versions still in progress or are there builds somewhere I don't know about?
There was no and probably will not be an official 1.11.x release. A 1.10.2 build exists, however, and may appear on CurseForge - note, however, that it is the least featured of the lot, with the Wire Gun missing compared to 1.12.x.
Okay. I'll probably just wait until our pack upgrades to 1.12, then. Thanks for answering!
I received a response from the developer - he considers the 1.10 builds to be too untested for modpack use.
This is a multi-block structure intended for storing absurdly large amounts of RF energy.. how absurd, as I love Uber Absurd !
ahhhh its awesome to see this mod on CF. great!
Great! Finally this mod is on Curse. Thanks!!!


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Bloom.fm was a London-based mobile-focused music service which combined free streaming genre and artist based radios, music discovery tools, a local library player and a catalogue of over 22 million tracks. The service allowed users to 'borrow' songs, making them available for offline playback. The maximum number of stored tracks was determined by the subscription level.


Question: What is the singularity and is it happening already?

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A.I. evolution may be decades away -- or happening already.
Sci-fi depictions of the future would have us thinking of the singularity — when A.I surpasses human intelligence — as either a technological messiah or the apocalypse. Experts in the field hold varying opinions about just how good or bad, gradual or sudden it will be, but most agree that it will happen in the next hundred years and probably sooner.
Futurists like Ray Kurzweil, a computer scientist and Google director of engineering, are proponents of a “hard singularity,” the kind that will happen at a particular date in time.
Meanwhile, Masayoshi Son, CEO of Softbank Robotics, argues that the singularity will happen by 2047.
But how do we define the singularity? To Damien Scott, a graduate student at Stanford University in the schools of business and energy and earth sciences, it’s when we can no longer predict AI’s motives.
That’s the more classical version of the singularity, Scott says, the hard take on a particular moment that may never actually occur all at once. But then, there’s another, softer take on the singularity, which seems to be more widely accepted.
“We’ll start to see narrow artificial intelligence domains that keep getting better than the best human,” Scott says. We already have calculators that can outperform any person, and within two to three years, the world’s best radiologist will be computer systems, he says. Rather than an all-encompassing generalized intelligence that’s better than humans at every single thing, Scott says the singularity will occur — and is occurring — piecemeal, across various fields of artificial intelligence.
Is the singularity already happening? Case in point: A.I. beats humanity at go.
The gradual singularity is the kind Scott and others interviewed for this article predict happening, rather than a momentous event on a random afternoon 28 years from now.
It’s an exchange, Frank says: At the expense of total understanding, people are freed up to manage other tasks while A.I. takes care of the rest. “If we can turn over the diagnosing of cancer to a machine learning algorithm, that frees up doctors to do other things like providing care to a patient,” he says.
A platform like Ethereum can be used to find all kinds of patterns for specific purposes that people wouldn’t have been able to see before, or on their own, Hesse explains. Open, yet secure, Ethereum elucidates generalized information that otherwise wouldn’t have been made available.
Robots are everywhere in Japan -- a glimpse of the future?
So in the event of the singularity, be it sudden or gradual, will the hallmarks of human intelligence be preserved, in spite of A.I. that’s smarter than us? A platform like Ethereum can be used to find all kinds of patterns for specific purposes that people wouldn’t have been able to see before, or on their own, Hesse explains. Open, yet secure, Ethereum elucidates generalized information that otherwise wouldn’t have been made available.
“A lot of philosophers describe the essence of humanity as being able to feel emotions,” says Scott. “There’s a difference between experiencing emotions and understanding emotions.” A machine might be able to understand emotions, based on indicators like facial recognition or language, but its inability to feel “cognizant empathy” would separate purely artificial intelligence from that which is human, he says.


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Speaking in the White House at a meeting with U.S. governors, President Donald Trump criticized the sheriff’s deputies who stayed outside the school during the mass shooting at a high school in Parkland, Florida, which he contrasted to his own hypothetical bravery. “I really believe I’d run in there, even if I didn’t have a weapon, and I think most of the people in this room would have done that too,” Trump said.
Critics noted Trump’s history of avoiding opportunities for heroism. He received five draft deferments he received during the Vietnam War, including one for bone spurs in his heels.
The best athlete, always successful, the smartest person, a hero who would charge unarmed at a mass shooter. In seeing himself in these terms, Trump recalls Walter Mitty, the nebbish lead character of James Thurber’s classic 1942 story “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,” who keeps escaping from the everyday drudgeries by imagining himself as a brain surgeon, wartime pilot, and other heroic pursuits. The difference between Trump and Mitty is that the fictional character kept his reveries private, while the president constantly blurts them out. The public nature of Trump’s fantasies, and the fact that he’s the president of the United States, makes them impossible to dismiss as merely psychological quirks. His fantasies have real-world consequences.
Trump has convinced a significant minority of the American public to believe in his aspirational sense of himself. Trump’s business career was checkered, with frequent bankruptcies and bailouts by his father. But he elided these failures through the imaginary realm of reality TV, where he played a successful capitalist. Yet to his followers, he’s an unvarnished example of business success. The irony is that performing the role of a businessman turned out to be much more profitable for him than actually being a businessman—a lie that begat a certain truth, as his TV stardom allowed him to get rich off of his own brand.
Trump’s entire career is a vindication of the huckster adage, “Fake it till you make it.” For Trump, faking it and making it are one in the same. Reality and fantasy are one. His path to the presidency was based on selling the charade that he was a genius dealmaker who could outwit the Washington establishment and end partisan gridlock. The reality of his presidency has been the opposite: Trump’s lack of political experience or even basic understanding of how government works has made him an easy pawn for various factions in Washington, such as congressional Republicans and Vice President Mike Pence, to push their own agenda.
Trump’s politics share the same element of make-believe that marks his self-presentation. His solution to illegal immigration is to build a wall and make Mexico pay for it. His solution to mass shootings is to arm teachers. On these and other issues, Trump imagines he can solve a complex problem with a magic bullet. And as he accomplished with reality TV, Trump has succeeded in getting others—namely his base, and Republicans in Congress—to believe in these fantasies.
But the Mueller investigation shows that the power of Trump’s fantasies may be limited, even among his supporters. Trump and his allies have crafted a fantasy version of the Russia story that’s worthy of a pulp novel. In their narrative, Trump is a besieged president, fending off a “deep state” conspiracy led by holdovers from President Barack Obama’s administration, who are spreading lies that are eagerly echoed by the “Fake News” media.
Trump has gotten far in life by selling a fantasy, and his brand still carries a lot of weight with his supporters. But Trump cannot market himself out of trouble forever. Over time, reality will chip away at the dream scenarios he conjures with such ease. He could very well face a major crisis in the next three years. And if he does, will he run toward the problem or look away in disgust?


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Samsung galaxy s8 root – Samsung has released the another flagship devices dubbed as Galaxy S8 and S8+. These are the most beautiful phones I have ever seen. Came with the curved display as like the Galaxy S7 Edge and perfectly fitted on your palm. Samsung needs to restore the buyers with these phone after the Note7 Battery disaster. Today I am going to show you How to Install TWRP and how to Root Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+.
Equipped with Qualcomm MSM8998 Snapdragon 835 for US and remaining rest of the countries get Samsung Exynos 8895 Octa – EMEA. Most of the Samsung’s S8 and S8+ Users waiting for the guide to root their devices. Because they might want to install custom mods, Kernels, Roms. So, Guys here is the full guide to root your device safely, but keep in mind that voids your warranty.
Unfortunately, this guide is not valid for S8 and S8+ users who are from US country or Snapdragon CPUs users. You can confirm the what CPU you have by installing the CPUz Android app from PlayStore. We will update the post when the Snapdragon Models get a custom recovery. Xda Developer jesec has developed the custom TWRP recovery for both Galaxy S8 and S8+ Exynos chipset variants. Please note carefully, we have mentioned below the supported models which will be rooted through this guide.
To find out your device model, go to Settings > About Device. This method will only work with Samsung Galaxy S8 Models which are given below, running with latest Android nougat (7.0) operating system.
List of the Samsung Galaxy s8+ Exynos variants which will work with this method. Running with latest Android version nougat (7.0) O.S.
Root your device will allow you to run some Android applications, installing custom ROMs, customization of Android, custom kernels and overclocking and underclocking the device. It might look good but complicated when comes to running. If you any complaint about device hardware you won’t get support from the company that means rooting voids warranty. You may brick or get into boot loop your device while installing flashable zips. We are not responsible for it.
Make sure you have 60%+ battery charge.
After downloaded all the Requirements from the above section then you can proceed to Samsung Galaxy S8 root with the help of TWRP.
Install Samsung USB drivers to your computer which is downloaded from the downloads section.
Download the TWRP Recovery .tar image file and dm-varity and force encryption disabler.zip to your Android device.
Enable the USB debugging option and OEM Unlock on your device. Head over to Settings > About device > Software Info and Tap on the build number until developer options enabled.
Then go back to settings. You can see the developer options. Tap on it and find the USB debugging and OEM Unlock then enable them both.
Extract the Odin.zip file on your computer and Double-click on it to launch the Odin. Switch OFF your device. Now, boot your phone into downloading mode by pressing and Holding the Bixby + Volume + Power Button for about 10-15 sec.
Read the warning message carefully and want to proceed, click on Volume Up button to agree and get into Download Mode.
Now, connect your phone to the computer with the USB cable. It will detect your phone if you installed Samsung drivers correctly.
On the Odin software, the ID: COM port will be highlighted in blue color.
Click on the AP button in the Odin then choose the TWRP recovery.tar that where you have downloaded.
Click on the Options tab and deselect the Auto Reboot.
Now, Click on the start button in the Odin to Install TWRP. Wait until the process completes.
If TWRP installation was successful then ID: COM port will become Green and gives Pass message.
You have successfully installed TWRP Recovery on your device. Now, Boot your device into TWRP Recovery Mode by pressing and holding the Volume Up + Bixby + Power buttons until you see the Galaxy S8 logo then release them.
Now you are at TWRP Recovery and need to swipe right to allow modification. Tap on Wipe Menu on the TWRP home and do the Format data by typing, yes to continue.
Now, Go back to TWRP home and select Reboot menu then choose Reboot into Recovery option and tap Do not Install. It will automatically be rebooted your device into TWRP Recovery Mode.
Now you have to install no-verity-opt-encrypt-5.1.zip file via TWRP. TWRP home > Install Menu > Select no-verity-opt-encrypt-5.1.zip.
Install Magisk.zip file to root your device via TWRP. TWRP home > Install Menu > Magisk.zip.
I hope that you will Install TWRP and Root Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ without any hassle. A complete guide to galaxy s8 users who want to root their S8 and S8 plus devices (Samsung galaxy s8 root). A video tutorial helps you to solve your doubt while following the procedure. If you still have any doubts regarding this tutorial, please let us know in the comments section.


Question: Respond in 36 words. Provide an explanation of the Ganduzyya Sufi order.

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Ganduzyya is a Sufi order founded after the death of Muhammad ibn al-Ganduz Mustaghânmî. He was a disciple of Muhammad al-Arabi al-Darqawi and a teacher of Muhammad ibn Ali as-Senussi, the founder of the Senussi order.


Question: Give a brief description of "A Severe Mercy" by Sheldon Vanauken.

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A Severe Mercy is an autobiographical book by Sheldon Vanauken, relating the author's relationship with his wife, their friendship with C. S. Lewis, conversion to Christianity, and subsequent tragedy. It was first published in 1977. The book is strongly influenced, at least stylistically, by the Evelyn Waugh novel "Brideshead Revisited". It was followed by a sequel, "Under the Mercy", first published in 1985.


Question: How do I play the game?

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Just click objects on the screen to search them, or click orange triangles to change your direction.
There may be something important hidden in the place where it seems unreachable, or looks empty.
Click 'about item' button, and you can examine the items you've got more closely.
You can choose one item from the list to take effect over objects on main screen or other items.
You are the th challenger.


Question: Provide biographical information about Ilir Rusmali.

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Ilir Rusmali (born 24 April 1965) is a member of the Assembly of the Republic of Albania for the Democratic Party of Albania.


Question: Do you know anything about the Virginia Slims of Nashville? Respond in 55 words.

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The Virginia Slims of Nashville is a defunct WTA Tour tennis tournament held in Nashville, Tennessee between 1973 and 1984 and at the Maryland Farms Racquet Club in Brentwood, Tennessee between 1988 and 1991. The tournament was played on indoor carpet courts in 1983 and on indoor hardcourts in 1984 and from 1988 to 1991.


Question: Describe a project that you feel would be a great fit for Gimp and Blender developers. Respond in 6 sentences.

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During one moment I thought someone was going to work on Totem again, sigh.
I would give it to Jehan (gimp developer) and Aron (artist). He is one of the main Gimp developers and working on the input system of the gtk3 port. And she is creating an open movie with gimp.
I think that the project ZeMarmot would be a perfect candidate! They’re making a libre movie with free software like Gimp and Blender, and improve the whole stack as they advance.


Question: Explain the practice of "Ikuv Keriah".

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Ikuv keriah () was a practice of European Jews in which a person could delay the Torah reading in the synagogue until his complaint was heard by the community and its leadership.


Question: What do you know about Ammar Campa-Najjar and his campaign for a congressional seat?

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 What do you know about Ammar Campa-Najjar and his campaign for a congressional seat?

WASHINGTON (JTA) — California Democrats have endorsed the grandson of an architect of the Munich Massacre for a congressional seat.
Ammar Campa-Najjar, a Palestinian American, won the state party convention’s endorsement last weekend for the June primary in the 50th District, an inland district west of San Diego. Campa-Najjar has forged ties with his local Jewish community.
Duncan Hunter, a Republican, now holds the seat.
Campa-Najjar’s grandfather was Muhammad Yusuf al-Najjar, a mastermind of the terrorist murder of 11 Israeli Olympic athletes and coaches at the 1972 Games in Germany. Al-Najjar was assassinated a year later by Israeli commandos.
Haaretz quoted two local rabbis who spoke of Campa-Najjar’s commitment to Israel’s security, which he does not see as mutually exclusive with Palestinian rights.
Campa-Najjar emphasizes income inequality in his messaging. He is an admirer of Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., whose 2016 run for the Democratic nomination made him the first Jewish candidate to win major-party nominating contests.
Hunter, under federal investigation for alleged financial improprieties, is also facing a slew of challengers in the Republican primary.
This story "Democrats Endorse Munich Olympic Terrorist’s Grandson" was written by JTA.


Question: Respond in detail. Describe the game "Kitten Cannon" and provide detailed instructions on how to play it.

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Kitten Cannon! Aim your cannon to the perfect angle and launch your kitten. Your kitten flies through the air getting boosts from various bombs and trampolines. Watch out for the kitten eating plants and spikes. Check out the Kitten Cannon videos below! Play at KittenCannon.us!
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Question: What is the Golden Eagle Awards for Best Directing for a Television Series?

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Golden Eagle Awards for Best Directing for a Television Series ("Chinese name:中国电视金鹰奖电视剧最佳导演") is a main category of the Golden Eagle Awards.


Question: Explain the outcome of President Mokgweetsi Masisi's visit to Beijing, China.

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President Mokgweetsi Masisi has returnsl from his visit to Beijing, China, certainly a happy man, in light of the concessions he has extracted from his counterpart, Xi Jingping. According to official news reports China has extended some P340 million for Botswana’s development and on top of that, cancelled Botswana’s P80million debt. This is no small feat by any measure.
Masisi’s state visit has also calmed the frosty relations between China and Botswana, which erupted last year over a planned visit of Tibet’s spiritual leader, Dalai Lama to Botswana for a peace conference. The two nations’ cordial relations which were begun in 1975 by this country’s founding fathers were almost sullied by this single act, which China deemed offensive and against the spirit of the One China Policy, which Botswana has always respected. Masisi will announce in a press conference tomorrow 9Saturday 8th September) other concessions that he has made with the Chinese people across economic, social, cultural and political relations. A sticking point for most of the Asian investors has over the years been Botswana’s restrictive immigration laws.
Thankfully, Masisi has since committed to review the immigration policies with a view to relax visa and work permit requirements for investors, businesspeople and other foreign nationals visiting the country as either tourists or workers.Even though Botswana and China have signed Memorandum of Understanding on various areas of cooperation during the recent state visit, there is serious concern that the agreement on promotion and protection of investment between the two nations, which was signed in June 2000, has not entered into force.
Reasons advanced for this delay are that it is being withheld by “legal issues,” on the Botswana side, while China has already signed it and passed it through Parliament. In a recent interview before the delegation left for China, the country’s Chief Negotiator at the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry, Phadzha Butale expounded further on this.“Indeed we signed a Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) with China. Subsequent to that we found that BITs as previously crafted brought unforeseen problems and debilitating consequences for developing countries particularly in Africa.
“As a result, both nationally and regionally a decision was taken to review our template BIT and to come up with a suitable model that would be adopted in the region at SADC. Thus Botswana took the decision to impose a moratorium on the negotiation and commencement of BITs where same had been signed so as to allow for their review. The review is still underway and the moratorium still stands,” said Butale.
Trade value between Botswana and China is skewed in China’s favour. Li Hongbing, the First Secretary in the Economic and Commercial Counsellor's Office at the Embassy of the Peoples Republic of China in Botswana, says the trade value between China and Botswana was US$ 266 million. Chinese statistics show that in the same period, the outflow of foreign direct investment from China to Botswana dropped 77 percent year-on-year to US$ 18.78 million, while the amount of FDI from China to SADC was US$ 1.07 billion.
China’s main imports from Botswana were jewellery, precious metals and their products, mineral sand and ash; oil seed kernels, clothing and accessories. There is hope that China could relax her sanitary and phyto-sanitary (SPS) standards and lift the ban on Botswana’s beef exports to that huge market. Observers however, wonder whether Botswana would be able to supply that market with beef if this came to pass. It is food for thought, as Botswana explores alternative export markets in her quest to diversify her economy and bring poverty levels down.


Question: What was Kosmos 48?

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Kosmos 48 ( meaning "Cosmos 48") or Zenit-2 No.24 was a Soviet optical film-return reconnaissance satellite launched in 1964. A Zenit-2 spacecraft, Kosmos 48 was the twenty-third of eighty-one such satellites to be launched and had a mass of .


Question: What are some ways to eat healthier in the U.S.?

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If you want to eat healthy in America, don’t expect government subsidies to help. The most federally subsidized foods are heavily processed, and diets rich in them may be having profound negative effects on health, suggests a new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine.
Researchers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other institutions looked at what 10,000 Americans reported eating in a single day, from 2001 to 2006. They then calculated how much of their diets were made up of food subsidized by the government, including corn, soybeans, wheat, rice, sorghum, dairy and livestock. While those may sound healthy, they’re typically not eaten in their whole-food form; rather, they’re turned into cattle feed or refined and converted into sweeteners (like high fructose corn syrup) and processed fatty foods.
Even though these are not the foods the government tells us to eat with their dietary guidelines, they’re the foods the government makes cheap. More than half of Americans’ calories came from subsidized foods, the study authors found. In the research group’s prior work, this hasn’t proven to be a good thing; diets full of subsidized food were rich in dairy, carbohydrates and meat and low in fruits, vegetables and overall quality. Younger, poorer, less educated people eat vastly more quantities of subsidized food, the same group of researchers found.
The authors then looked for a link between these diets and whether they had a high BMI, high blood pressure, markers in the blood that indicate inflammation and high cholesterol—all of which can contribute to disease.
Compared to people who ate the least amount of subsidized food, the people who ate the most had a 37% higher risk of being obese, a 41% greater risk of having belly fat, a 34% higher risk for having signs of elevated inflammation and a 14% higher risk of having abnormal cholesterol.
In the U.S., the cost of treating these kinds of diseases is at least $150 billion per year—and the foods proven to help reduce their risk aren’t cheap either. If we hope to improve our national health, the study authors argue, that needs to change. “We need to start thinking about more central ways to change the foods that we eat,” Gregg says.
“One potential policy lever for addressing this need may be to shift agricultural subsidies toward the production of healthier crops, such as fruits and vegetables,” the authors write. Bringing down the cost per calorie of healthy food would help people eat more of it while reducing their risk for disease.


Question: Respond in 5 sentences. "What is the difference between a 'theory' of art and a 'definition' of art?"

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A 'theory' of art is intended to contrast with a 'definition' of art. Traditionally, "definitions" are composed of necessary and sufficient conditions and a single counterexample overthrows such a definition. "Theorizing" about art, on the other hand, is analogous to a theory of a natural phenomenon like gravity. In fact, the intent behind a theory of art is to treat art as a natural phenomenon that should be investigated like any other. The question of whether or not one can speak of a theory of art without employing a concept of art will also be discussed below.


Question: Respond in 389 words. Describe the CIA's alleged 2012 espionage campaign in France ahead of the presidential election.

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WikiLeaks has released three classified CIA espionage orders revealing details of an alleged seven-month long spying campaign by the agency ahead of the 2012 French presidential election.
The documents disclose that all of France’s major political parties were targeted for infiltration by the CIA's human ("HUMINT") and electronic ("SIGINT") spies.
The CIA assessed that President Nicholas Sarkozy's UMP party was not assured re-election and ordered officers to find out Sarkozy's private deliberations "on the other candidates" as well as how he interacted with his advisors, according to the documents.
The agency also reportedly outlined orders specific to the UMP (Union for a Popular Movement), including obtaining the party’s “Strategic Election Plans" and gleaning private thoughts within the party on Sarkozy’s campaign strategies.
The agency also outlined orders specific to the UMP (Union for a Popular Movement), including obtaining the party’s “Strategic Election Plans" and gleaning private thoughts within the party on Sarkozy’s campaign strategies.
According to the papers, the CIA justification for seeking detailed information on the inner workings of the party was to assist “analysts assess and prepare US key policymakers” for the post-election French political landscape and the potential impact on US-France relations.
Another secret CIA order included in the leaks entitled, "Non Ruling Political Parties and Candidates Strategic Election Plans," demands information on rising party leaders and emerging political parties.
The information sought ranged from party strategies, opinions on the US and efforts to reach out to other countries, including Germany, UK, Libya, Israel, Palestine, Syria and Cote d'Ivoire.
The CIA also requested details on how candidates were funded, their views on the French economy, and the Greek debt crisis the documents indicate. The agency was also interested in French political opinions on the German model of export-led growth and any specific proposals that would help solve the Eurozone crisis.
The documents indicate that the CIA operation initially ran for 10 months from November 21, 2011, to September 29, 2012, and continued after the April-May 2012 French presidential election and into the formation of the new government.
The revelations are contained within three alleged CIA tasking orders, totaling seven pages, and published by WikiLeaks as context for its forthcoming ‘CIA Vault 7 series’. WikiLeaks began tweeting about the mysterious ‘Vault 7’ series earlier this month, sending speculation into overdrive online over what the cryptic tweets indicated.


Question: What is the EU's stance on Nord Stream 2? Respond in 4 sentences.

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With falling demand, the EU does not need new import lines. Gas import demand will very much depend on political decisions: many business-as-usual scenarios foresee increasing gas import demand; however, all scenarios that implement the requirements of the Paris Climate Agreement lead to a dramatic drop in the demand for natural gas.
The commissioning of Nord Stream 2 could allow Russia to selectively supply individual member states and potentially empower Gazprom to increase its profits at the expense of ist Eastern European consumers.
Therefore, it would be in the common interest of the EU to find a way to postpone the decision on the construction of Nord Stream 2 until there is more clarity on whether additional imports are really needed.


Question: Do you know who Antonio Duque is? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Antonio Duque (born 13 November 1939) is a retired Mexican cyclist. He competed in the team time trial and the individual pursuit events at the 1964 Summer Olympics.


Question: Provide an update on the latest issue of Commodore Free magazine. Respond in 5 sentences.

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Its not been long since issue 84 was released, here we have issue 85. The last issue for 2014.
The latest issue of Commodore Free is out. It’s got some great C16/Plus 4 content.
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Question: Hey, I just heard about STAIRS and SSFL and their efforts to develop sports in India. Can you tell me more about it?

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I have learnt that STAIRS is doing a great work in the development of sports in the country and SSFL is one of the biggest and the most promising talent spotting and training platforms in India. There is no dearth of talent, as was evident in today’s training session, I believe right guidance and coaching guidance and professional coaching at a young age can help in nurturing the talent that can potentially bring laurels to the country.
It's a great initiative by Stairs. I am overwhelmed to see such great participation. We promise all possible support to this initiative.
Initiative like these can change the fate of football in our country. I feel more corporate should come forward and support this initiative.
Lalit Kumar’s father is an auto rickshaw driver. The 24-year-old has been a part of the Indian Sepak Takraw since 2009. He comes from an economically backward family. The family of 6 has a monthly income of around Rs 10,000. Lalit is currently unemployed.
Sandeep Kumar is son of an auto rickshaw driver. The 24-year-old has been representing India in Sepak Takraw since 2009. He comes from an economically backward family. The family of 3 has a monthly income of Rs 8,000-10,000. He is currently unemployed.
Dheeraj Kumar is son of an auto rickshaw driver. The 24-year-old has been representing India in Sepak Takraw since 2009. He comes from an economically backward family. The family of 4 has a monthly income of just over Rs 8,000. Dheeraj is currently unemployed.
Rohan Kumar is son of taxi driver. The14-year-old has been representing Delhi in Sepak Takraw since 2011. He comes from an economically backward family. The family of 5 has a monthly income of Rs 8,000-10,000. He is studying in 9th class in a government school.


Question: It's shocking that a million water bottles intended for Hurricane Maria survivors were left to rot. Why hasn't anyone taken responsibility for this? How can people be so irresponsible?

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At least a million water bottles, intended for Hurricane Maria survivors, were left to rot under the Puerto Rican sun. With Hurricane Florence closing in on the Carolinas, fresh scrutiny over the federal government's response to the devastating hurricane that rocked the Caribbean island and unincorporated US territory in 2017 has been brought to the forefront.
To deflect most of the blame, the Puerto Rican government has criticized the gross mismanagement of resources onto Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). A senior FEMA official told CBS News' David Begnaud that "if [FEMA] put that water on that runway there will be hell to pay ... If we did that, we're going to fess up to it."
The aerial images are stunning, thousands of pallets stacked tall with water bottles currently line an entire section of a runway in Ceiba, Puerto Rico. The photos began circulating on Facebook Tuesday, the same day President Trump called the government's response to Maria an "unsung success." Last month, Puerto Rico's governor raised the US territory's official death toll from Hurricane Maria from 64 to 2,975.
According to CBS News, the photos were taken and distributed on social media by Abdiel Santana, who works with the United Forces of Rapid Action agency of the Puerto Rican Police. Santana said he distributed the photos onto social media because he was furious that after one year after Maria, the bottles are still sitting at the airport.
"Although you don't believe it... almost a million boxes of water that were never delivered to the village d. R., in front of hurricane Maria's emergency. Is there anyone who can explain this?" Santana said in a Facebook post.
Marty Bahamonde, director of disaster operations at FEMA, confirmed to CBS News that the agency delivered bottled water to the island but said US officials did not track the shipments. Bahamonde said it is not clear what became of the bottles after delivery. CBS News notes that FEMA is now investigating whether or not they placed the bottles on the runway.
Carlos Mercader, the executive director of the Puerto Rico Federal Affairs Administration, said FEMA's failures to distribute the bottles to victims on the island is obvious, they were in the agency's possession.
He said the Ceiba airport is federally managed land, and that FEMA should have deemed the water bottles "excess inventory" many months ago.
The GSA administrator for Puerto Rico, Ottmar Chávez, said he only became aware of the bottled water on Tuesday and does not know why it is there, how it got there or how long it has been there. He adds that FEMA needs to take responsibility for the bottles because his agency has already received complaints about how the water is already contaminated.
Then again, one can ask why not a single local Puerto Rican agency or official took responsibility of distributing water that was already on the island.
CBS News spoke with Barceloneta Mayor Wanda Soler Rosario who said her office was "surprised by the reports" and denied having ever made a complaint. "I want to clarify that at no time was any verbal or written information submitted that represented a complaint about the water we received," Rosario said in a statement to CBS News.
On Thursday, President Trump disputed Puerto Rico's new official death toll of 3,000 and accused Democrats of inflating the numbers to make him look bad before the midterms.
“3000 people did not die in the two hurricanes that hit Puerto Rico. ... As time went by it did not go up by much. Then, a long time later, they started to report really large numbers, like 3000,” Trump tweeted. “This was done by the Democrats in order to make me look as bad as possible "