Question: Have you seen the reports about how much Ron Howard reshot for Solo: A Star Wars Story?

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Last month, we published a report based on something stated by an unnamed source for the Wall Street Journal. In that report, we revealed that- according to them- Ron Howard reshot roughly 70% of Solo: A Star Wars Story when he came on board to replace Chris Miller and Phil Lord. Now we’ve got the closest we’ll get to an official confirmation of that figure by way of some recent comments made by the film’s editor, Pietro Scalia.
The fact that Paul Bettany’s work was Dryden Vos is 100% the product of Howard’s reshoots.
On last week’s The Revengers Podcast, Vanessa, Brett, and I all took turns praising what a fantastic job Bettany did with the character. At the time, I don’t think any of us had a clue that Bettany boarded the project very late in the process and that he- in fact- was the replacement for Michael K. Williams, who played the character when Lord and Miller were at the helm. The actor has revealed that, due to a scheduling conflict, he couldn’t return to the set to redo his Dryden Vos scenes when Howard took over, so the new director brought in his The Da Vinci Code star to take over the role.
There’s lots to discuss here, including how it was Bettany who planted the seed for Howard to cast him in the film, but first let’s get to Scalia’s comments.
“It’s a very delicate point, but also a very critical point in the story. They haven’t seen each other for several years, how do they react to each other? That scene was shot several times. The first time around, when Chris and Phil were there, there were different actors, different blocking. Ron wanted to do something different and we shot it. It was not so much the performance, it was more about blocking and moving the camera, getting a little bit more of the environment and the party.
That last bit confused me, so I had to go do some research to see what he meant. As it turns out, Scalia misspoke here, since Bettany didn’t “come in as a new character.” He was playing the very character that Michael K. Williams had been forced to abandon, Dryden Vos.
Beyond this putting my mind at ease, since it meant that Howard wasn’t lying when he said that they didn’t add any new scenes/characters, but rather just re-shot what was already there, it also surprised the heck out of me. Bettany’s work really is stellar, and it’s wild to think that it was added in reshoots.
As I research the Bettany aspect of this story, I came across a cute little story the actor told on Jimmy Fallon regarding how he ended up in Solo: A Star Wars Story. Apparently, he sent his Da Vinci Code director a text that simply read, “Have you ever spent long winter evenings wondering why you’re not in the Star Wars franchise? I have.” That was apparently enough for Howard to give him the part. Funny stuff.
Finding those scenes will be easier said than done, though, since- as we discussed on the show last week– this film doesn’t suffer from Frankenstein-itis. It actually feels like the work of one, cohesive creative team. But feel free to speculate which scenes were the work of Lord and Miller. We’d love to hear your best guesses!


Question: Respond in 22 sentences. Explain the Supreme Court decision in Alice v. CLS Bank and its impact on software patents.

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It has now been just over a year since the Supreme Court issued its opinion in Alice v. CLS Bank. Since then, over 100 cases have looked at whether granted patents meet the standards set in Alice. The result has been overwhelmingly on the side of finding patents invalid. Alice has become a crucial tool for those fighting against overbroad patents on abstract ideas.
EFF, along with Public Knowledge, filed an amicus brief on Friday asking the Federal Circuit to apply Alice in the latest in a slew of cases on appeal after a district court invalidated a patent.
At first blush, that may seem like it’s not an abstract idea. But as we explain in our brief, the Supreme Court has long rejected patenting this type of innovation. Why? Because at most, what McRO is trying to patent is the idea of using mathematical rules about how our mouths move. Not only that, even if particular rules were in the claims (they’re not), that too would not be patentable. The Supreme Court long ago made clear that Pythagoras could not have patented the Pythagorean theorem just by saying that it could be used in surveying. Similarly, mathematically describing how our mouths may be a scientific breakthrough. But just like the Pythagorean theorem, it is not patentable.
The patent owner is supported on appeal by the BSA, a trade group made up of some of the biggest software companies in the country. Companies, for example like IBM, that sometimes engage in their own troll-like behavior. The BSA argued that McRO’s patent should not be invalidated, as doing otherwise takes the Alice decision too far.
But despite what the BSA claims, this case is not an over-application of Alice, and more importantly is not the death knell for the software industry. McRO’s patent is invalid under Alice and the case law that came before it. In addition, as we discuss in our brief, the software industry is simply not an industry that significantly relies on the patent incentive to innovate. So even if this case meant the end of all software patents (though it doesn’t), the software industry would continue to be just as innovative as before.
Certain patent owners are doing their best to limit the Supreme Court’s Alice decision. We hope the Federal Circuit rejects the BSA’s fear mongering and faithfully applies Alice to invalidate a patent that should never have been granted.


Question: What do Maine fathers really think about wood piles?

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Orono — A new study commissioned by the University of Maine shows fathers overwhelmingly shower their wood piles with praise and admiration.
Cindy Rankin, lead researcher on the study, said while Maine’s fathers are generally seen as stoic and distant, it fades rapidly when asked about their wood piles.
“Most fathers respond by telling us ‘nothing like wood heat, know it?’ when asked about their neatly stacked fire wood,” Rankin said.
The study confirms most of Maine fathers’ late-summer and autumn hours are spent thinking about seasoning, stacking techniques, and what days to get the wood up before winter.
This year especially, Maine’s fathers have turned their affections toward fire wood.
“Mild fall… good chance to stack some wood,” one father in the study was quoted as saying.
“Don’t that look some nice?” another Maine father said in the report after stepping back to admire a neatly stacked cord of seasoned maple.
After their wood piles, Maine fathers affection is directed at their wood splitters, followed by their dogs, and finally dogs they owned several years ago.
“Best dog we ever had,” Maine fathers are likely to say.
I feel so sorry for all those Maine pick-up trucks. They are now, no doubt, suffering like all spurned lovers.
A proper Maine woodpile needs a blue tarp on top and a couple junk snowsleds behind it!
They only truly love their woods splitters if they built their wood splitters from ” junk “.


Question: What do you think about Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal?

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Last week, when commenting on the world's response to Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal, we said that while Europe still remains in no-man's land - after all Putin still remains the biggest supplier of Europe's energy needs, especially in the winter, Trump's decision to withdraw has officially pitted the US, Israel and Saudi Arabia against not only both Russia, but also China, whose interests in the region were until now, mostly dormant. And, as a next step, we said that "we now look forward to China deploying troops and military equipment to Syria and Iran as the inevitable next step in this escalating global proxy war."
But first, China will deploy a far more nuanced Iranian invasion force consisting of... its mega corporations.
According to Iran's PressTV, China’s state-owned CNPC - the world's third largest oil and gas company by revenue behind Saudi Aramco and the National Iranian Oil Company - is set to take over a leading role held by Total in a huge gas project in Iran should the French energy giant decide to quit amid US sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
Industry sources quoted by Reuters siad that while it was not clear if CNPC had received approvals from Beijing to take over from Total, they said chances that the move could strain relations between the US and China were already high.
"The possibility of Total's pullout is quite high now, and in that scenario CNPC will be ready to take it over fully," Reuters quoted a senior state oil official with knowledge of the contract as saying. The news wire also quoted an executive with direct knowledge of the project as adding that planning began "the day the investment was approved."
"CNPC foresaw a high probability of a reimposition of (US) sanctions," the executive said.
Last December, Reuters reported that CNPC had already started talks with Iran over replacing Total in South Pars. Under the alleged terms of the agreement to develop Phase 11 of South Pars, CNPC could take over Total's 50.1% stake and become operator of the project. CNPC already holds a 30% stake in the field, while Iranian national oil company subsidiary Petropars holds the remaining 19.9%. So far, Reuters said, the Chinese oil giant, which already operates two oil fields in Iran, has spent about $20 million on planning to develop the field.
Meanwhile, the question is what Total will end up doing: a source "close to Total" was quoted as saying that the French company was analyzing the impact of new sanctions and whether it could get a waiver that would allow it to keep its stake. That however may prove extremely problematic following the threat earlier today by Trump's new National Security Advisor, John Bolton, that EU firms would face US sanctions if they continued to work with the Iranian government.
And if Total calls it quits, China is already prepared to swoop in: according to PressTV, CNPC will use its banking unit Bank of Kunlun as a funding and clearing vehicle if it takes over operation of South Pars; the bank was used to settle tens of billions of dollars worth of oil imports during the UN sanctions against Tehran between 2012 and 2015, and is thus well-equipped to skirt US sanctions.
Sure enough, the US Treasury sanctioned Kunlun in 2012 for conducting business with Iran, however since most of the bank's settlements during that time were in euros and Chinese renminbi, there was little it could do in terms of credible punishment.
If CNPC goes ahead, it would also likely have to develop crucial equipment, such as large-powered compressors needed for developing gas deposits on this scale, on its own. And since leading manufacturers like U.S. firm GE and Germany's Siemens could be barred from supplying to Iran under US sanctions, it means even more Chinese companies will find willing demand for their services in Iran.
And just to make sure that trade relations between China and Iran only accelerate, China on Thursday launched a freight train service that connects its northern regions to Iran’s capital Tehran in what could be a major connectivity project of vital importance to the flow of trade between the two countries.
The freight train service would take cargoes from Bayannur in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region to Tehran, PressTV reported. China sent an inaugural train toward Iran carrying 1,150 tonnes of sunflower seeds. It would travel a distance of around 8,000 kilometers through Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan and would arrive in Iran within two weeks.
“While the United States is now urging foreign companies to wind down their operations in Iran, China appears to be doing the opposite,” wrote the Washington Post in an analysis. And for once, the WaPo was spot on, even without assistance from FBI or NSA leaks.
Iranian officials have indicated that the ultimate aim is to extend the rail route to Europe, positioning Iran on a key stretch to the continent, the Guardian wrote in an analysis on the development. These are seen as part of China’s efforts to revive the ancient Silk Road – a trans-Asian trade route that connected the east to Europe and the Mediterranean Sea.


Question: Provide a brief description of Nicholas Kollerstrom.

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Nicholas Kollerstrom (born 1946) is an English Historian of Science and author who is known for Holocaust denial and the promotion of conspiracy theories. Formerly an honorary research fellow in The Department for Science and Technology Studies (STS) at University College London (UCL), he is the author of several books, including "Gardening and Planting by the Moon" (an annual series beginning in 1980), "Newton's Forgotten Lunar Theory" (2000), "Crop Circles" (2002), and "Terror on the Tube" (2009). He has also written entries for the "Biographical Encyclopedia of Astronomers".


Question: Share an epitaph you have come across from an early American gravesite or cemetery.

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Vast Public Indifference: 101 Ways to Say "Died"
Starting today, I'm going to start running a series called "101 Ways to Say Died." In this project, I will be cataloging all the synonyms for "died" that appear in early American epitaphs.
In order to qualify, the word/phrase must appear in the main part of the text, not the verse. That is to say, I'm looking at the part where it says, "Here lies John Doe, died January 1, 1750," rather than the poetic epitaph that sometimes appears after the primary epitaph. If I can't make it to 101 with this criterion, I'll look at the verses. Similarly, I'm going to limit eligibility to pre-1825 stones with the option to extend that to 1850 if I fall short of 101.
Even though the series is over, I'll carry on posting these as I find them.
what a fantastic idea. I wish I had the time to do that. when it's all said and done.. you should write a book.
I just noticed - #64 and #91 are the same epitaph. in #91 you note it's a replica of the gravestone, which is famous. Is #64 the original gravestone?
It looks like I read about the stone first and wrote about it for #64, then forgot, and reposted it when I visited the stone myself.
It's a good thing I have 102!
Both posts refer to the replica — I think that the original no longer exists.
When i lived in the MidAtlantic, we attended a church with and old churchyard. It doesn't qualify as i saw this on footstones rather than headstones, and they were mid 19th century, too.
The footstones read, "Called Home."
"Gone"...as in "Not gone, just on vacation."
Mack Mill Cemetery, off Scott Rd., Flanders section of East Lyme.
"Undoubted in a beter world to which he was Rescu'd"
An epitaph in the Old City Cemetery in Sacramento, California says "Gone to the Summerland." I think that means they were Spiritualists.
"Jesus needed me for a sunbeam" on an infants grave in Gore Hill Cemetary NSW Australia. This one has always been special to me.
Thankyou for compiling this list. Love your blog.
bucket, 'e's shuffled off 'is mortal coil, run down the curtain and joined the bleedin' choir invisibile!!
from my friend in Scotland, Anthony Pulford.
This just changed my mind that blogging is a waste. So, thanks! Part 87 is my favorite.
"Summerland" was used by the Shakers, also known as the United Society of Believers in the First and Second of Christ. Mother Ann Lee brought her celibate followers from England to New York during the American Revolution. Canterbury Shaker Village is now a museum in Canterbury, NH.
Visiting old cemeteries is a favorite pass time with me so I enjoyed your list.
My biological mother came up with a disturbing, odd and dehumanizing way to "take away from the sting of death" by saying, when a person died, "they popped off."
Caitlin, what an amazing list. I have one that you might like to read. I live in New Zealand and my big family in the UK.
My 92 yr old Mum died a year ago and I had written a poem for her birthday a few years before and had said that "Love is not diminished by distance" Whan she died I asked my sibling if we could use my words on the Gravestone and I added an extra word. " Love is not diminished by death or distance"
One of my Rhode Island ancestors "Passed Beyond the Purple Veil." I had no idea what that meant until my father explained "It means he died."
Dies ist eine wirklich tolle Idee. Wir haben uns erlaubt, dies - angeleht an diesen Artikel - frei ins deutsche zu übersetzen. Selbstverständlich haben wir diesen Original-Artikel verlinkt.
Thanks for providing the original source material.


Question: Who was Putter Petrino? Respond in 113 words.

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Vincent Robert "Putter" Petrino (April 18, 1937 – July 26, 2018) was an American football coach. He served as the head football coach at Carroll College in Helena, Montana from 1971 to 1998, compiling record of 163–90–2.
A native of Butte, Montana, Petrino graduated from Butte Central Catholic High School in 1955. He then attended Western Montana College—now known as University of Montana Western—in Dillon, Montana, where played college football as a halfback, before graduating with bachelor's degree in physical education in 1959. Petrino began his coaching career at Grass Range High School in Grass Range, Montana, where as head football coach he led his team to two district championships in three years.


Question: Describe the Temple of Jupiter in Damascus. Respond in 1 sentences.

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The Temple of Jupiter in Damascus was built by the Romans, beginning during the rule of Augustus and completed during the rule of Constantius II.


Question: What does freewill mean?

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New Focus - Editorial - "I Believe In Freewill" "Me, Too"
What do you mean by freewill? In one sense nothing can exist, or function, except God permits it, including man’s will. Man is not God, he is not free and self-existent. Man’s will is free only to the extent God allows. “The king’s heart is in the hand of the LORD, as the rivers of water: he turneth it whithersoever he will” (Proverbs 21:1).
Yet, undoubtedly, God has allowed men a degree of freedom in their choices and decisions. He does not force us. Even the powerful, sovereign operations of God’s grace in conversion do not drive men to unwilling obedience. Rather, the elect of God, for whom salvation has been eternally purposed are made gladly willing to receive forgiveness. They are happy converts. None will enter heaven who does not wish to be there.
Conversion is the work of God as the Holy Spirit acts on the souls of men; quickening, calling, convicting and converting until grace, forgiveness and salvation are the most desirable gifts upon earth to the sinner. “Thy people shall be willing” (Psalm 110:3).
We distinguish between natural and spiritual freedom of the will. Natural liberty exists in every action and situation. We can choose to eat or not; to drink, sit, stand, or walk. The human will has liberty in natural things. We may choose to love or hate, harbour grudges or forgive offence as our pleasure takes us. We may even fulfil religious activity, pray, sing, read scripture, attend public worship, hear the gospel.
Yet, our fallen nature spoils everything. A man can appear outwardly good, and do many things which have a show of moral good, even withstanding temptation, all by natural freewill. However, that is where it ends. In spiritual matters man has neither will, nor power to act in ways pleasing or acceptable to God. He cannot recover his spiritual condition or alter his eternal destination. He has no will to live spiritually, or respond spiritually, to God. Man’s whole nature is opposed to God and the Lordship of Jesus Christ.
Spiritual enmity and antagonism reigns in our flesh, mind, will and soul towards God and prevents us doing what is right in matters of faith, repentance, regeneration, conversion. The presence and dominion of evil means man’s will is not free to choose God but instead bound and captive to sin and Satan.
The Bible speaks of man being polluted, carnal, a slave to sin, spiritually dead, impotent to do anything that is truly or spiritually good. By the fall of Adam and our union with him, it is impossible to please God, or do spiritual good. Our freewill, for what it is worth, always leads to doing evil. Our thoughts, judgment, and affections by which the will is influenced and directed are depraved, ruined, and corrupt (Jeremiah 17:9). Nothing good originates in the human heart (James 1:17). Consequently, all spiritual activity must have its origin in God and ultimately people can act spiritually only through the enabling power of God’s grace, “For it is God which worketh in you both to will and to do of his good pleasure” (Philippians 2:13).
Man’s freewill enables him to satisfy the lusts of the flesh but it does not, cannot, forge a relationship with God. Man has no spiritual desire or power to please God. The will slavishly serves the old man of sin.
Only when man’s will is altered in the new creation and the effect of the fall removed by grace and conversion can man know peace with God. This is the message of the gospel. The dead must be made alive, captives freed, the blind made to see, hearts opened. Until and unless this happens at the behest of Almighty God, man’s will is free only to take him down to hell.


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Oct. 2017 Juliet Test Suite for C/C++ 1.3 A collection of test cases in the C/C++ language. It contains examples organized under 118 different CWEs. Version 1.3 adds test cases for increment and decrement and fixes some dozen systematic problems in 1.2 cases.
All documents related to the Juliet Test Suite can be found at the documents page.
Oct. 2017 Juliet Test Suite for Java 1.3 A collection of test cases in the Java language. It contains examples organized under 112 different CWEs. Version 1.3 adds test cases for increment and decrement.
See Description Column May. 2015 IARPA STONESOUP Phase 3 - Virtual Machine 3.0 A collection of C and Java test cases based on 16 widely-used open-source software in which vulnerabilities have been seeded. It comes bundled in a virtual machine for ease of use.
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104 2016-09-13 ITC-Benchmarks Toyota InfoTechnology Center (ITC), U.S.A. static analysis benchmarks for undefined behavior and concurrency weaknesses. 100 test cases in C and C++ containing a total of 685 pairs of intended weaknesses. Each pair has a version with a weakness and a fixed version. The test cases are Copyright (c) 2012-2014 and distributed under the "BSD License." See Shin'ichi Shiraishi, Veena Mohan, and Hemalatha Marimuthu, "Test Suites for Benchmarks of Static Analysis Tools," IEEE Int'l Symp. on Software Reliability Engineering (ISSRE '15), DOI: 10.1109/ISSREW.2015.7392027, originally obtained from https://github.com/regehr/itc-benchmarks.
Please note that test cases contain coincidental weaknesses flagged by SAMATE team, each described accordingly and individually.
102 2015-10-28 IARPA STONESOUP Phase 3 Test Cases A collection of C and Java test cases based on 16 widely-used open-source software in which vulnerabilities have been seeded. It comes bundled in a virtual machine for ease of use.
May. 2013 Juliet Test Suite for C/C++ 1.2 A collection of test cases in the C/C++ language. It contains examples for 118 different CWEs.
May. 2013 Juliet Test Suite for Java 1.2 A collection of test cases in the Java language. It contains examples for 112 different CWEs.
Sep. 2012 Juliet Test Suite for Java 1.1.1 A collection of test cases in the Java language. It contains examples for 113 different CWEs. This software is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. NIST assumes no responsibility whatsoever for its use by other parties, and makes no guaranties, expressed or implied, about its quality, reliability, or any other characteristic.
v1.1.1 supersedes v1.1. It added methods needed for building test cases after adding/removing test cases. Does not affect using test cases as is. All documents related to the Juliet Test Suite can be found at the documents page.


Question: What kind of moth is Ophyx chionopasta?

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Ophyx chionopasta is a moth of the family Erebidae first described by George Hampson in 1926. It is found in Papua, Indonesia.


Question: Respond in 6 sentences. Describe the drift plans for GOES-16.

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In May, it was announced that GOES-16 would become GOES-East late in the calendar year. This week, detailed drift plans were released!
GOES-16 will begin drifting from the checkout position (89.5W) on 30 November, reaching the GOES-East position (75.2W) on 11 December. After a period of calibration, the satellite will return to operations as GOES-East on 14 December.
GOES-16 ABI, GLM, SUVI, SEISS, and EXIS data will not be available between 30 Nov and 14 Dec.
GOES-13 (current GOES-East) will remain at 75W until 2 January, when it will begin drifting to its storage location at 60W. It will reach the storage location on 22 January.


Question: Describe the recent market pullback for Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency industry as a whole.

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Tuesday saw Bitcoin take a bit of a tumble, with the price of the asset currently down 7% in the past 24 hours. Despite the drastic pullback, some investors do not see this as a bearish sign, including Mike Novogratz of Galaxy Digital.
At midday (GMT) on Tuesday, Bitcoin began to lead the market downwards, with the price of the crypto asset seeing a gradual decline overnight. Altcoins have since followed, with cryptos like Ethereum and Bitcoin Cash posting similar losses, in terms of percentage points.
As of the time of press, the market has since found some support, with Bitcoin currently sitting at ~$7630, down 6% on the day, and altcoins staying relatively stagnant. What caught many by surprise is that exchange volume was still present throughout that drop, with the collective daily volume of the cryptocurrency industry currently amounting to a hefty $15.7 billion.
This figure may look measly in comparison to legacy markets, but in the current state of the industry, this level of volume isn’t something to scoff at. In fact, $15.7 billion is approximately 75% higher than the average daily volume seen at Bitcoin’s yearly low. Statistics like these go to show how interest in this nascent industry may be starting to ramp-up yet again.
It is currently unclear whether there was a single catalyst for this specific pullback, however, as NewsBTC has just covered, some are attributing the decline to South Korean regulators looking to regulate exchanges in a stricter manner. Nonetheless, the multi-faceted nature of the industry has led many to conclude that this 7% decline is the result of a combination of fundamental and technical factors.
The former hedge fund manager noted that he doesn’t see Bitcoin market dominance “pulling back any time soon,” later adding that institutional investors will have a focus on Bitcoin when making a foray into the industry. Institutional affection towards the foremost crypto asset will likely push dominance figures higher in the future, or at least in the short to mid-term.
Novogratz, a former institutional investor himself, has likely seen movement within the inner workings of this space, indicating that traditional firms hold an inclination to invest in Bitcoin, rather than altcoins.
While the statement from Galaxy Digital’s CEO mostly speaks of Bitcoin dominance, the investor’s closing remarks of “stay long,” show that he expects for the asset to increase in dominance, while also seeing a rise in price.


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Question: Describe the Brazil Women's Under-18 and Under-19 Basketball Team. Respond briefly.

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The Brazil women's national under-18 and under-19 basketball team, is controlled by the Brazilian Basketball Confederation (), abbreviated as CBB, and represents Brazil in international women's under-19 and under-18 (under age 19 and under age 18) basketball competitions.


Question: How can I book Minnie's Springtime Dine?

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Warm temperatures and plenty of Florida sunshine mean that spring is in the air at Walt Disney World Resort. To celebrate, Minnie Mouse and pals are dressed in their garden party best, ready to host a springtime soiree!
On the menu, look for classic picnic foods with a twist, like refreshing coconut-lavender lemonade and springtime salads like watercress or basil-lime fruit salad. Hearty entrées include barbecue meatballs, buffalo baked chicken, lobster and shrimp mac ‘n cheese, herb-roasted pork and more. For dessert, passion fruit cheesecake, key lime tarts and banana cream puffs are just a few of the delicious offerings.
Reservations are now open, and can be made by visiting DisneyWorld.com/dine or by calling 407-WDW-DINE.
Does this dinner buffet have the typical children’s options (Mac and cheese, chicken nuggets, etc.) like most other disney buffets? I have a very picky little eater.
Yes, there will be Macaroni and Cheese, Chicken Tenders, Mini Corn Dogs, Tater Tots and more on the buffet.
All I can say is love love love❤! My husband and I visited in January, and went to Minnie’s Holiday & Dine. Oh my goodness!!! Food was fabulous but the character fun was exceptional!!!!
We SO cannot wait! Our little family of three had SO much fun at Holiday & Dine and Rob the manager made it extra special that we cannot wait to go back!!
Glad you had a fabulous time!
Having been to the Silver Screen Dine just two weeks ago, I wish I could be there for the Springtime Dine, not just for the key lime tarts (they sound very tasty), but for the unique outfits all the characters wear.
If I already have a reservation at Hollywood & Vine for April 17, I’m in for Minnie’s Dine, right?
Will Doc Mcstuffins still be there for breakfast?? We have a birthday girl celebrating on March 26th for which we have reservations at H&V. We want doc though. Thanks!
Yes, Disney Junior Play ‘n Dine takes place at Hollywood & Vine for breakfast and lunch daily.
Rachel, are dates announced yet? Already booked Narcoossee’s Brunch and would love to add this experience to my upcoming trip. Thanks!
Can’t find anything on the website yet.
To book Minnie’s Springtime Dine, visit the Hollywood & Dine page by clicking here.


Question: What is an octagrammic crossed-antiprism?

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In geometry, the octagrammic crossed-antiprism is one in an infinite set of nonconvex antiprisms formed by triangle sides and two regular star polygon caps, in this case two octagrams.


Question: Tell me about Joseph Panzetta. Respond in 7 sentences.

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Joseph Panzetta was an Italian sculptor and modeller who worked in England from c.1787-1830 and exhibited at Royal Academy from 1789-1810. He worked for Mrs Eleanor Coade at her "Coade Ornamental Stone Manufactory" for over 26 years and modelled in "Lithodipyra" (Coade stone). His finest and most significant works include: the Admiral Lord Nelson's Pediment at the Royal Naval College, Greenwich; and the 5.2 metre statue of Lord Rowland Hill, 1st Viscount Hill, in Shrewsbury that stands atop Lord Hill's Column, the tallest Doric column in Great Britain.
An article in Dictionary of British Sculptors 1660–1851 records: “Panzetta , Joseph, active from c.1787-1830. Exhibited at Royal Academy from 1789-1810. Worked for Mrs Coade over 26 years. ”


Question: What was the first staging of the All-Ireland hurling championship? Respond briefly.

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The 1961 All-Ireland Intermediate Hurling Championship was the first staging of the All-Ireland hurling championship. The championship ended on 17 September 1961.


Question: What are Alaska's laws and regulations on past marijuana possession convictions?

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Convictions aren’t erased but public access would be restricted.
JUNEAU, Alaska — The Alaska House has passed legislation restricting access to records showing past convictions for simple marijuana possession.
The measure is sponsored by Democratic Rep. Harriet Drummond. She says Alaskans should not be passed up for jobs or promotions for possessing something that is now legal.
Alaska voters in 2014 approved recreational use of marijuana by those 21 and older.
The bill pertains to convictions for possession of less than one ounce of marijuana, committed when an individual was at least 21. Defendants would have had to have had any other criminal charges dismissed or been acquitted of them to qualify.
The court system could not publish on its publicly available website convictions meeting those requirements.
The Senate gets the bill next.


Question: Describe the Vice President's visit to Denver.

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Pence’s visit will be short, but his motorcade could delay local traffic.
Vice President Mike Pence will visit Denver on Thursday to attend a super PAC luncheon.
Pence is scheduled to attend the America First Action Lunch, arriving at about 11:05 a.m. aboard Air Force Two touching down at Buckley Air Force Base, according to a news release from his office.
“America First Action is the primary super PAC dedicated to electing federal candidates who support the agenda of the Trump-Pence administration,” according to the super PAC’s website.
The luncheon, which is not open to the public, will be at The Palm restaurant in downtown Denver.
Pence won’t be in Denver for long. He’s scheduled to fly on to Tulsa, Okla., and then to Wichita, Kan., where he will attend events for Republican gubernatorial candidates in those states.
And although his visit to Denver will be brief, it is expected to tie up traffic.


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Question: What do you think about the 60 Minutes story featuring Oprah Winfrey and a diverse group of voters?

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Oprah's first 60 Minutes story "felt like coming home"
In the six years since Oprah Winfrey's syndicated talk show went off the air, she has missed hearing from Americans.
"The thing I miss the most is the connection to the audience," Winfrey tells 60 Minutes Overtime's Ann Silvio in the video above. "I prided myself on having my finger on the pulse of what people are thinking."
Now Winfrey's back in the conversation, as she joins 60 Minutes for the broadcast's 50th season premiere. For her first 60 Minutes report, Winfrey interviewed a diverse group of voters to talk about the deep political divide in America.
"The thing I miss the most is the connection to the audience. I prided myself on having my finger on the pulse of what people are thinking."
The panel of 14 participants was assembled by Frank Luntz, a pioneer in the use of focus groups and a contributor to CBS News. Seven participants voted for President Trump; seven did not. Their conversation took place last month in a converted power plant in Grand Rapids and aired on 60 Minutes this week in a story titled "Divided." Filmed with nine cameras around a table hand-made by the 60 Minutes crew, the story was produced by Graham Messick and Tanya Simon.
Executive producer Jeff Fager says "Divided" is expected to be the first in a series panel discussions with diverse groups of American voters about the country's political divide. Throughout the season, Winfrey and a team of 60 Minutes producers will go on the road to other cities and towns across America to host similar panel discussions, which will air on the broadcast.
"The plan is to do it at least three times a year," Fager tells 60 Minutes Overtime. "We'll decide where we want to go, what we want to talk about, but it doesn't feel like it's going away—this sort of divided America—and we want to stay on it."
For Winfrey, the 60 Minutes shoot in Grand Rapids is a return to her roots as a news reporter.
"I started out in news, roaming the streets, looking for stories, covering courts and fires, and chasing ambulances," Winfrey tells Overtime's Silvio. "Going out with the 60 Minutes crew for the very first time, I had all of these sense memories of sitting with the crew, setting up the interview that I hadn't done since my 20s. So it felt like a full circle moment."
60 Minutes producers did not tell the Grand Rapids roundtable participants—which included a farmer, a drug counselor, and a former auto factory worker—that Winfrey would be moderating their discussion. When she first walked into the room, the table erupted in reaction at the sight of Winfrey. But as soon as the conversation got underway, turning to President Trump and his policies, it became serious, intimate, and, at times, heated.
In her interview with 60 Minutes Overtime, Winfrey acknowledges that viewers of the story may be aware of her own political stripes. In fact, one of the participants of this week's panel told a 60 Minutes producer that he would not have participated had he known in advance that Winfrey would moderate the discussion. But Winfrey says he changed his mind after speaking with her.
Winfrey tells Overtime, "There is a certain level of credibility and trust that I bring to the table, because regardless of who I voted for or didn't vote for, I'm gonna try to be fair."
The mission of the story was to hear from both sides of the divide, and what Winfrey and Fager aim to do with the series is to encourage regular Americans to keep talking politics — and, more importantly, to listen to those who may disagree.
"One of the things that happens when you're in this kind of a divide is that people aren't talking to each other who disagree," says Fager. "So even in your own family, there is a reluctance to bring it up. It's good— I think it's healthy to hear it."
After the 60 Minutes crew left Grand Rapids, a mix of roundtable participants from across political lines continued talking. Some of them also gathered at a shooting range to talk about gun rights. Winfrey found that news encouraging.
"What would be my great hope is that somebody else sees this [60 Minutes story]…and says, 'Maybe I'll try that in my church, in my community,'" Winfrey says. "'Maybe I will just be a little more open to say, Why do you think that way?'"


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Zeno (or Zenon, ; 3rd century BC), son of Agreophon, was a native of the Greek town of Kaunos in lower Asia Minor. He moved to the village of Philadelphia on the edge of the Faiyum in Egypt and became a private secretary to Apollonius, the finance minister to Ptolemy II Philadelphus and Ptolemy III Euergetes.


Question: Describe Wednesday Campanella's performance at Laneway Festival and provide five essential records from Japan making waves today.

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Out of all the acts at 2017's Laneway Festival, Japanese act Wednesday Campanella undoubtedly stole the afternoon, despite the ominous sky that foreshadowed the second coming of Rainway.
The group's lead singer, KOM_I, performed solo as she crowdsurfed in a giant bubble, danced with performers in fuzzy ape costumes, threw out free green tea Kit-Kats and made her entrance on a ladder amongst the audience.
Aside from her theatrics, she's pushed Wednesday Campanella — also known in Japan as Suiyōbi no Campanella — to be one of J-pop's most eccentric and forward-thinking acts in recent years.
Their name stems from the importance of the hump day — it's a day when KOM_I was born, a day marked for new album releases in Japan, and a day usually set aside for band meetings.
Drawing from a bounty of genres, including hip-hop, techno and footwork, Wednesday Campanella's tireless output has also displayed a rare curiosity of the outside world. Within a genre deeply entrenched in Japanese culture, Wednesday Campanella's musical sophistication is matched by their innocuous sense of worldly adventure.
Or, as KOM_I puts it, "These past two years, we never use Japanese music as [a] reference when we discuss songwriting."
In a brief email interview, she mentions how the trio paid close attention to the recent Grammys ceremony, where Beyonce put on a career-defining performance and Chance The Rapper made history as an independent, 23-year-old artist.
But KOM_I also possesses an in-depth knowledge of modern Japanese music, so we tasked her with talking about her five essential records from the country.
Wednesday Campanella has also put out an excellent new record, SUPERMAN, which you can stream in full here.
In his longtime career as a musician, he never changes his style, but has different expressions at his age as time goes by. I really love his genderless music videos.
They’re a jazz band, whose music doesn’t sound like typical Japanese, so I’d recommend it to the listeners who aren’t a big fan of J-pop music.
Currently, people in Japan value “groovy-ness” in the music, and this band catches the most attention at this moment. I want them to do [a] live concert in Singapore as well.
She’s so good at expressing and performing as only Japanese can do, [with] sublime J-pop. Her music videos and artworks are always amazing, which have [a] different atmosphere each time. I believe she’s [one of] the real female pop-music artists in decades.
I was listening to it all the time back in high school, and it’s so “Tokyo” music.
Wednesday Campanella's newest album, SUPERMAN, is now available through Warner Music Singapore.


Question: What is the movie "Battle of the Sexes" about?

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Battle of the Sexes is a 2017 biographical sports film directed by Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton and written by Simon Beaufoy. The plot is loosely based on the between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs. The film stars Emma Stone and Steve Carell as King and Riggs, leading an ensemble cast including Andrea Riseborough, Elisabeth Shue, Austin Stowell, Bill Pullman, Natalie Morales, Eric Christian Olsen and Sarah Silverman in supporting roles.


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In this article, which our team will regularly update, we will maintain a growing list of information pertaining to upcoming hardware releases based on leaks and official announcements as we spot them. There will obviously be a ton of rumors on unreleased hardware, and it is our goal to—based on our years of industry experience—exclude the crazy ones. In addition to these upcoming hardware release news, we will regularly adjust the structure of this article to better organize information. Each time an important change is made to this article, it will re-appear on our front page with a "new" banner, and the additions will be documented in the forum comments thread. This article will not leak information we signed an NDA for.
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March 16: Added specific Zen+ release date and added more info on Ryzen 2600X; added first vendor names for new Coffee Lake motherboards. Intel confirmed fixes against Spectre/Meltdown for new Coffee Lake CPUs. More details on CFL Celeron/Pentium CPUs, AMD Dali APU, and NVIDIA Turing release date were added as well. Fixed PCIe 4.0 release date typo.
Socket AM4 package a multi-chip module of 2-3 dies, an I/O controller die and 1 or 2 eight-core "Zen 2" CPU complex dies, each talking to the other over Infinity Fabric.
AMD CES 2019 demo with 8-core/16-thread Ryzen 3000 AM4 prototype beats Core i9-9900K in multi-threaded Cinebench.
No significant architectural changes expected over "Coffee Lake"
Uses a brand-new CPU core design codenamed "Sunny Cove"
SHA-NI and Vector-AES instruction sets, up to 75% higher encryption performance vs. "Skylake"
Our launch-day review can be found here.


Question: Hi there, what do you think about juveniles being tried as adults in serious crimes?

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While a debate is raging on trying juveniles as adults in serious crimes, there are hundreds of children who spend years in prison for no fault of their own.
As the lone tap fills the cracked cement tank, green algae float to the surface of the water. Munna (name changed to protect identity) splashes around in the tank, while women gather to fill small jugs with water that will later be used for both washing and drinking. Munna is three years old, and his life revolves around the sludgy water games and women in the enclosure of the Belgaum Central Prison in Karnataka.
Munna was born in this prison, and has lived here all his life. His mother is facing trial for alleged murder. Media debates have raged around harsher punishments for teenagers who commit serious crimes, but little attention is paid to this other category of children in prisons.
The three-year-old barely speaks. He recognises his mother as ammi and other women inmates as khala. The only men in his life are the police constables who occasionally visit the female barracks. He is a stranger to almost everything about the world outside. “It was only recently that he saw a dog for the first time during my court visit,” his mother recalled. "He was startled."
As many as 1,817 children live with their undertrial or convicted mothers in prisons across India, state National Crime Records Bureau's 2014 Prison Statistics.
In 2006, the Supreme Court issued guidelines in the RD Upadhyay vs State of AP case to ensure that certain basic standards are observed with regard to children of women prisoners. These guidelines are aligned with international standards such as the United Nation's Rules for the Treatment of Women Prisoners (UN Bangkok Rules) and the UN Minimum Standards for Treatment of Prisoners (the Mandela Rules). But the implementation of this ruling leaves much to be desired.
During the 2006 hearing, the Supreme Court, even as it is observed that a prison is no place to raise a child, recognised that children may have to stay in jail for no fault of their own. Given their reasoning that children should not be separated from their mothers in their formative years, especially when there are no close family members willing or available to take care of them, the court said that children should be allowed to stay with women prisoners till the age of six, but not after that.
The court directed state governments to protect the fundamental rights of children in prison, work towards their welfare and provide for their social, educational and cultural development. Children are entitled to food, shelter, medical care, clothing, education and recreational facilities as a matter of right, it said.
On the ground, however, these guidelines seem to mean little. As part of its ongoing research on undertrial prisoners, researchers from Amnesty International India, including this writer, visited a number of jails in Karnataka. Across the board, it found that prison systems are structured and run with male inmates at the centre and most arrangements, however deficient, are made to suit them, while women inmates’ needs are overlooked.
In Karnataka prisons, women are frequently confined to small enclosures inside the main prison and access to other facilities is restricted. Libraries, open spaces and even the prison’s administrative buildings are beyond their access.
In Bidar, we saw two children confined in a damp dirty enclosure inside the district prison with 11 women. Leave aside recreational facilities, the enclosure was built in such a way that it received almost no sunlight.
Additionally, though the SC guidelines state that as far as possible, pregnant women prisoners should be temporary released, or given parole or a suspended sentence so that they can avoid delivering a child in jail, Amnesty came across examples where this was not done.
Last year, Shailaja (name changed) delivered her son in Belgaum Central Jail. She told the researchers that she did not know she was entitled to temporary release, and jail authorities had not taken any steps to allow her to give birth outside prison. She and her child have been in prison since and no action has been taken against any jail official.
As per the Supreme Court guidelines, once a child turns six, he or she is supposed to be handed over to a suitable surrogate, or transferred into protective custody in a home and brought to prison to meet the mother at least once a week. But the lack of co-ordination between protective homes and the chronically understaffed prisons department makes this difficult. Officials in six prisons that Amnesty visited over the past few months admitted that children are seldom brought to meet their mothers in prison.
Amnesty also came across instances where the education and recreational arrangements prescribed in the guidelines were not met. Often, literate prisoners double up as teachers for children and women inmates.
The Supreme Court guidelines had also said that courts should prioritise cases of women prisoners with children. But as happens with other undertrials, the lack of police escorts, poverty and inadequate legal representation means that these cases drag on.
Women prisoners with children have very little say in how they are treated. And growing up in sub-standard prison conditions has is far from conducive to a healthy childhood. Clearly, there’s a pressing need for the state government and the judiciary – and even civil society – to do much more.
The writer is a researcher with Amnesty International India.


Question: Describe Tarrabool Lake.

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Question: Could you tell me more about August Weismann?

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Prof August Friedrich Leopold Weismann FRS (For) HFRSE LLD (17 January 1834 – 5 November 1914) was a German evolutionary biologist. Ernst Mayr ranked him as the second most notable evolutionary theorist of the 19th century, after Charles Darwin. Weismann became the Director of the Zoological Institute and the first Professor of Zoology at Freiburg.


Question: What is the history of Odisha?

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Odra was a kingdom located in the northern Odisha. This kingdom was mentioned in the epic Mahabharata. Odras were neighbours to the Vangas. It is believed that the Odia language and the state Odisha got their names derived from the name "Odra".


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Published: Nov. 9, 2014 at 05:57 p.m.
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The New York Jets were in "victory formation" with a 20-13 lead Sunday, savoring their best moment of this nightmare season. But Pittsburgh Steelers safety Mike Mitchell didn't think the game was over just yet.
Mitchell attempted to leap over the line of scrimmage to disrupt the snap, but Jets center Nick Mangold was aware enough to flip Mitchell in the air above him, WWE-style.


Question: Describe Marseille's kits for the 2009-10 season. Respond in 11 sentences.

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The 2009–10 season of Olympique de Marseille (OM) had the club being involved in five competitions: the Ligue 1, the Coupe de France, the Coupe de la Ligue, the UEFA Champions League, and the UEFA Europa League. They won the Ligue 1 for the first time in 18 years. They also won the Coupe de la Ligue. In the UEFA Champions League, they were eliminated in the group stage. They finished third and were given a place in the UEFA Europa League knockout stages. They were eliminated in the round of 16 by Benfica.
This new season Adidas introduced Marseille's new kits, and these new ones are very different from last season, except the home kit, the colours of Marseille still stay white and sky blue. The away kit is an impressive kit with it being sky blue and has shades of black. The third kit was so far used in European competitions only. This kit is a full black kit but still has a little sky blue. In all of Marseille's kits there is one their main colour sky blue one.


Question: What is Golica?

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Golica () is a settlement in the Municipality of Železniki in the Upper Carniola region of Slovenia.


Question: Provide a detailed description about Parsi New Year in India. Respond in 24 sentences.

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Nowruz: The Parsi community across India is looking forward to celebrating Parsi New Year on 17th August, 2018. On this day, people pray for prosperity, health and wealth.
The Parsi community across India is looking forward to celebrating the Parsi New Year today. Parsis commemorate their arrival and acceptance into their new homeland in the month of August. Originally from Persia, Parsis follow Zoroastrianism, which was founded by Zarathustra in Persia. This day is also known as Jamshed-i-Nouroz after King Jamshed, the Persian King who is believed to have introduced the Parsi calendar. People in India follow the Shahenshahi calendar, which does not take into account leap years, as a result of which the Parsi New Year is celebrated in India and Pakistan about 200 days after it is observed across the world.
Also known as Pateti, the celebration of Parsi New Year is said to have begun some 3000 years ago. It falls in the month of August, as per the Gregorian calendar. On this day, people pray for prosperity, health and wealth. It is known as the day of remittance of sins and repentance. People clean their homes, decorate their houses with rangoli and flowers, adorn new dresses, and visit the Fire Temple to ask for forgiveness for any mistakes committed in the past and start afresh. The celebrations today will also include feasting over an elaborate meal, where friends and families come together and celebrate the auspicious occasion with much fervour.
Parsi mutton curry, with prominent flavours of tomatoes, onions, jaggery and vinegar, makes for a special delicacy during special occasions like the Parsi New Year. This one's going to be a star-dish among your family and friends.
Celebrations are incomplete without the much coveted Parsi mutton cutlets. To prepare this dish, you need minced mutton, potatoes, bread crumbs, eggs and a host of spices. Don't forget to serve it with sliced onions and chutney.
Chicken farcha is a delicious Parsi recipe that is a blend of spices with a tang of lemon. It is served with your choice of dip or chutney.
Lagan nu custard is a dessert, which is usually prepared on weddings or Parsi New Year. Made with simple ingredients like milk, eggs, butter and nuts, it is a perfect dessert to celebrate joyous occasions.
Pomfret fillets coated in coconut chutney, wrapped in banana leaves and steamed to perfection, that's patra ni machchi for you. Once unwrapped, add a dash of lemon juice to enjoy the tanginess.