Question: Describe the Temple of Leah.

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Temple of Leah is one of the latest trendsetting tourist spots in Cebu City. It is located at Roosevelt St. in Barangay Busay, Cebu City, Philippines.
This majestic attraction showcases a Roman Architecture-inspired building designed in imitation of the Parthenon in Greece.
The majestic building is built in memory of a woman named Leah Villa Albino-Adarna by her husband, Mr. Teodorico Adarna. The building is said to have been a gesture of undying love and unceasing devotion of a man to his wife.
Visitors of the temple will expect an entrance fee of P50/person and a parking fee of P100. This temple is said to be the Taj Mahal of Cebu City, and features a museum and a gallery showcasing all of the favorite things owned by the wife.
One can expect a spectacular view of Cebu City while walking through the temple. This 7-story-mansion also features the now iconic lions guarding the two sides of the grand staircase, decorated along with brass-made angels. The attraction of the temple is even made more exciting by the stellar scenery one can see while on top of the mansion. It's also ideal to bring the whole family here because of the expansive marble-tiled floor that lets them spend their whole sunny Saturday mornings in front of a fantastic view.
Getting to Temple of Leah is easiest when bringing your own car. For those who choose the more adventurous route, motorcycle shuttles or habal-habal are available at JY Square Mall and will cost you around P120 round-trip. Visitors of the temple are also encouraged to bring umbrellas and other heat-protection devices during summer.
Note: This article is contributed by Joel Torres of Affordable Cebu Tours. Photos are from clients of South Shore Travel and Tours and are used with permission.


Question: What is the story behind the Dow hitting the 20,000 mark?

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A trader signals a trade in the Dow Jones Industrial Average stock index futures pit at the Chicago Board of Trade 14 March 2001.
If the stock market seemed like it was zooming along during the dot-com boom of 1999—later to become known as a bubble—just try keeping up with it in 2016.
The Dow Jones industrial average, already trading at record highs, came within 60 points of breaking 20,000 on Thursday, a milestone that would be unprecedented in more ways than one.
After all, the Dow just surpassed 19,000 for the first time less than a month ago—two days before Thanksgiving. That was only 23 days ago, or 16 trading days (15.5 if you account for the stock market’s early close on Black Friday).
Hitting 20,000 would not only mark a new record level for the Dow, which has been setting new records almost every trading day since Donald Trump won the election, it would also break a much rarer record for speed. The last time the Dow Jones industrial average rose 1,000 points so quickly was in May 1999, in the middle of dot-com hysteria. And that time it took 35 days for the Dow to go from 10,000 to 11,000, according to S&P Global.
There’s a mathematical reason for the Dow’s acceleration: The higher the index goes, the less it has to rise in percentage terms to surpass the next milestone. Think of it like a snowball rolling down a hill. As the snowball picks up more snow with each rotation, getting larger and larger, it rolls even faster.
For example, the Dow first closed above 1,000 in November 1972. But to hit 2,000, the Dow had to double, or gain 100%—which took more than 14 years, until January 1987. In 1999, when the Dow hit 11,000, it had to rise 10% in 35 days. This time, to hit 20,000, the Dow only needs to rise just more than 5% from its last milestone of 19,000.
Take that into account, and the recent run to 20,000, in what would be the shortest number of days, isn’t actually the fastest. That title would go to that Dow run from 10,000 to 11,000 in 1999 over 35 days. Back then, the market rose at an annualized pace of 172%. The most recent 1,000-point dash only measures at an annualized pace of 93%, which would still be the second fastest in history.
Before investors start cheering the 20,000-point finish line, though, there is something to remember: The Dow doesn’t always go up. Sometimes it falls down, way down, and it takes a very, very long time to return to its peak level again.
Just take a look at what happened after its record-fast rise in May 1999. The Dow reached a new peak of 11,722.98 in January 2000, but then the dot-com bubble burst. It took a full 7.5 years (2,726 days) for the Dow to hit its next milestone of 12,000, in October 2006.
After it hit 14,000 at the height of the housing bubble in 2007—less than three months after passing 13,000—the Dow wouldn’t gain another 1,000 points until six years later, in May 2013.
So if and when the Dow hits 20,000 in record time, just remember this: We may have to endure another stock market crash before it takes its next big step up.


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In this week’s episode, we speak with Dr. Kathleen Klaus (@KathleenKlaus), Visiting Assistant Professor of Government at Wesleyan University. She earned her PhD at the University of Wisconsin and was recently a postdoctoral fellow at Northwestern University. Her research examines elections, violence, and land rights and she is currently finishing a book manuscript that draws from extensive research in Kenya.
Here are links to this week’s readings.
We talk about the recent elections in Kenya, including Friday’s Supreme Court announcement annulling the presidential election. We also talk more broadly about elections and violence in democratizing contexts. Our conversation begins at 4:49.


Question: Explain why more intelligent people tend to be atheistic.

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The question about why more intelligent people tend to be atheistic dates back to the times of Romans and Ancient Greeks. The link between intelligence and religion can be explained if religion is considered an instinct, and intelligence the ability to rise above one’s instincts. This is the suggestion by Edward Dutton of the Ulster Institute for Social Research in the UK, and Dimitri Van der Linden of the Rotterdam University in the Netherlands, in an article in Springer’s journal Evolutionary Psychological Science.
The Intelligence-Mismatch Association Model proposed by the two authors tries to explain why historical evidence and recent survey data in different countries and between various groupings supports the stance that intelligence seems to be negatively associated with being religious.
Their model is based on the ideas of evolutionary psychologist Satoshi Kanazawa’s Savanna-IQ Principles, according to which human behavior will always be somehow anchored in the environment in which their ancestors developed.
Dutton and van der Linden argue that religion should be regarded as a separate evolved domain or instinct, whereas intelligence allows people to rise above their instincts. Rising above instincts is advantageous because it helps people to solve problems. .
“If religion is an evolved domain then it is an instinct, and intelligence – in rationally solving problems – can be understood as involving overcoming instinct and being intellectually curious and thus open to non-instinctive possibilities,” explains Dutton.
In the proposal of their Intelligence-Mismatch Association Model, Dutton and van der Linden also investigate the link between instinct and stress, and the instinctiveness with which people tend to operate during stressful periods. They argue that being intelligent helps people during stressful times to rise above their instincts.
The researchers believe that people who are attracted to the non-instinctive are potentially better problem solvers. “This is important, because in a changing ecology, the ability to solve problems will become associated with rising above our instincts, rendering us attracted to evolutionary mismatches,” adds van der Linden.


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Mayor Ras J. Baraka and Director of Health and Community Wellness Dr. Mark J. Wade announced today that the City of Newark is moving forward with plans to fund seven homeless shelters that will operate throughout the year, not just during times of extreme weather.
“The City of Newark can’t deal with homelessness by ourselves in isolation. Our role is to work collaboratively with the organizations that do operate quality shelters and to participate with the State, County, HUD, Housing Authority, Corporate Community, Non-profits, Colleges and Universities, Community Organizations, and Churches to develop and implement solutions to homelessness. By distributing our available funds to a group of sheltering organizations, we are strengthening that collaboration,” said Mayor Baraka.
This sheltering initiative, which is designed to meet the housing and support service needs for the City’s most vulnerable population, will be available seven days a week. For more information about the above services, contact the shelters listed below or the Department of Health and Community Wellness, Division of Homeless Services at (973) 877– 9484, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
In July, the city prepared an RFP to enable this unserved population to receive shelter services year-round rather than just in times of extreme weather. Instead of contracting with a single organization to provide shelter services during months of extreme cold and heat, under the RFP, the City will help to fund multiple sheltering organizations with the resources needed to serve this group that the sheltering community had previously been unable to house. Services will begin on November 1.


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Domiporta gloriola, common name : the glorious mitre, is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Mitridae, the miters or miter snails.
This species occurs in the Pacific Ocean off Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and the Ryukyus, Japan


Question: What is the climate like in Apple Grove, West Virginia?

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Apple Grove is a census-designated place (CDP) in Mason County, West Virginia, USA, on the Ohio River located along West Virginia Route 2. Apple Grove lies just south of Gallipolis Ferry. As of the 2010 census, its population was 204. It is part of the Point Pleasant, WV–OH Micropolitan Statistical Area.
The climate in this area is characterized by relatively high temperatures and evenly distributed precipitation throughout the year. According to the Köppen Climate Classification system, Apple Grove has a Humid subtropical climate, abbreviated "Cfa" on climate maps.


Question: Describe the new environmental regulations for PV installations in Japan.

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The new policy would come into force in late 2019. PV players are warning the rule exacerbates costs and slows deployment but similar policies are in place for other types of renewables, and in most markets worldwide.
Concerns over the removal of forests for PV development in Japan have prompted the government to tighten environmental restrictions on solar.
Taiwanese analyst Energytrend reports the Japanese Ministry of Environment is looking to subject large scale PV farms to the nation’s Environment Impact Assessment Act, with the policy set to come into effect by next fall.
Until now investors had to submit solar project plans to the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry for review, Energytrend says, under Japan’s Electricity Business Act.
By 2016, the scale of deforestation caused by PV installation had risen twelvefold from 2012, Japan’s Forestry Agency reported, with 2,600 hectares replaced by large scale solar farms. Such extensive PV deployment has prompted opposition from environmental groups and residents, forcing local authorities to come up with solutions to keep citizens and business happy whilst adhering to climate change targets, in a nation where the Fukushima nuclear reactor meltdown in 2011 decisively turned the tide against nuclear.
As of June, 32 prefectures and 17 cities had put in place regulations to prevent citizen disputes, however Energytrend says such moves have not always been successful. The issues arising pertain to the protection of rare bird and insect species whose habitats are destroyed through PV deployment. In Fujinomiya City, in the Shizuoka prefecture for example, residents are concerned planned solar projects could spoil the landscape of Mount Fuji. Protests have led the Ministry of Environment to revise the Natural Parks Act to include provisions requiring investors to apply to the pertinent authorities to set up PV stations in national parks.
Creating a more streamlined regulatory regime – rather than a patchwork of acts depending on the location of plants – is one goal of the new policy. Subjecting utility scale solar farms to the Environment Impact Assessment Act would make citizen dialogue easier, says Energytrend. According to the act, investors would need to conduct site assessments and establish dialogue with residents before the construction and final planning of sites.
The ministry has yet to determine the minimum size of plant the act would apply to. An initial experts’ meeting on the matter was held by the Ministry of Environment on Thursday. Delegates reportedly discussed standards regarding the space occupied by solar farms and their impacts on landscape and ecology.
Energytrend says critics, mostly from the solar industry, have pointed out implementation of the rule would incur higher costs and slow deployment, threatening Japan’s ability to meet its 2030 renewable energy target.
However there are supporters of tougher regulation. The analysts quote Mitsuru Tanaka, a sociology professor at Hosei University, as an example. The professor says renewable energy generators should be obliged to comply with environmental protection just like other industries.
Such regulation is already in place for wind, hydro, geothermal, and nuclear plants, as well as large infrastructure projects including roads, urban enlargement schemes, airports, power lines and so on. Similar environmental regimes for PV are also in place in other markets, including the EU and North America. The EU, for example, requires a two-stage review process establishing high level and citizen dialogues, as well as the actual environmental review required for all new renewable energy generation sites.
For example, the operator of a 1 MW solar farm in Salmdorf, near Munich, was required to install a chainlink fence to allow animals such as hares and pheasants unimpeded access and also created a pond to provide a spawning ground for toads, under the ‘green toad scheme’, developed with the local authority. On the same site, a managed grassland for the repopulation of rare plants including the oxeye daisy, meadow salsify, spreading bellflower and others was established.


Question: Provide a biography of Thomas Harold Broadbent Maufe VC.

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Thomas Harold Broadbent Maufe VC (6 May 1898 – 28 March 1942) was an English recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces. He was educated at Uppingham School.


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Question: Explain the symbolism of the Devil Iron Knocker at the entrance to Durham Cathedral. Respond in 18 sentences.

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Good read this snow filled morning. The six families echo through every page of English history books. Then and perhaps even now. I am related to some rather old families today. Contacted by a lady in Florida last month. Her Nevil claim to be my cousin failed to impress as this has always been a pest. We went through her family tree only to find her great grandmother to be the sister of my great grandmother who married a Parliament man and left for America in 1852.Smaller world than even I suspected so it is. One thing I had little prof of was Durham Cathedral mighty front doors. The Devil iron knocker as so may tales told why its exists on a holy door as entrance into Gods domain? This relative in USA seems to think it was to remind people that the Devil waits outside for us.. Could be though I think it really just a symbol that the Devil knocks at Gods door. What do you think?
I remember the occasion when someone attacked the door – weren’t they trying to let the Devil out? Can’t remember for sure. If memory serves isn’t it the case that if anyone hammers on it they could claim sanctuary – perhaps it was a reminder that claiming sanctuary wasn’t exactly a safe option and that you’d have to be truly desperate. I shall add it to my little list of things to find out more about. Always good to have something to mull over.


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The 7th Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada () was a session of the legislative branch of the Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine's parliament. Its composition was based on the results of the 2012 parliamentary election. Half of the seats in the parliament were apportioned between the five winning parties based on the popular vote, while the other half was apportioned between 4 parties and 44 independents between 225 constituencies throughout the country. It first met in the capital Kiev on December 12, 2012 and ended its session on November 27, 2014 after the 8th Verkhovna Rada began its first session.


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Stop bagging leaves and learn how to turn leaves, grass clippings and other yard trimmings into rich, organic mulch for your garden at the Compost Outpost.
This is a free event and registration is not required. Should you like to preregister please, visit this site.
Fort Worth Opera presents a hilarious world premiere opera by composer-librettist Rachel J. Peters called Companionship. Adapted from the short story by internationally best selling author Arthur Phillips, this deliciously dark comedy follows the obsessive quest of an aspiring baker named Leslie Sinclair, who she sets out to bake the perfect baguette when one suddenly comes to life.
Spoil your mom, daughter, wife, grandmother, sister, aunt or friend this Mother’s Day with a selection of teas, finger sandwiches, delectable pastries, and treats.
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Japanese Garden public tours are offered the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 10:00 am. Docents wait in the courtyard of the Japanese Garden. No reservations are necessary.
Regular admission rates apply to non-members.
Take part in an authentic Japanese tea ceremony set in the Japanese Garden (June, July, and August Tea Ceremonies are usually held indoors due to heat).
This monthly delight is provided by the Fort Worth Japanese Society. Participants will have a reserved seat to watch the tea ceremony performance. Guests will be able to ask questions and sample the tea.
Tickets to participate are $30 per person. Price includes a ticket to the Japanese Garden (If the event is moved indoors guests will receive a ticket that can be used at any time).
The Japanese Garden Spring Festival has been canceled for tomorrow (Saturday, April 13th) due to the rain/storms that are forecast. However, we are still on for Sunday, as scheduled!
Enjoy traditional Japanese dance, martial arts, sword demonstrations, raku pottery, and more in the garden.
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FREE general public parking is in the weekend lot, 3408 West Freeway, Fort Worth, TX 76107. This parking lot is along the I-30 access road.
No tripods or portrait photography during the festival weekend.
If you would like to attend the Lanterns in the Garden event following your visit to the Spring festival, keep your festival wristband and receive a $10 discount on-site (available on adult admission only, expires 4/14/19).
Join us for our spring plant sale where our expert staff will be on hand to help you turn your yard into a lush landscape. Shop early for best selections. Bring your own wagon or borrow one of ours to transport your new plants to your vehicle.
Come join us during this spring season for flavored teas and treats.
For more information or to reserve your tickets, please contact Stephanie Sellers at Stephanie.Sellers@fortworthtexas.gov or 817-392-5535.
Come hang out with us for our 2nd annual Bats in the Garden. While birds and bees may rule the day bats rule the night. This adult oriented lecture includes live bats from your yard, benefits of bats to plants and gardens, history of bats, bat conservation and more.
February 16th Tea Ceremony is currently SOLD OUT.
Come spend an afternoon with Santa in the Fort Worth Botanic Garden!
Crafts, Holiday treats, pictures w/ Santa, story-time and a Holiday sing-a-long with Lena Pope Chapel Hill Academy’s Choir.
All events included with ticket. Each child will take home a picture with Santa.
Japanese Garden Public tours are offered the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 10:00 am.
Docents wait in the courtyard of the Japanese Garden. No reservations are necessary.
For more information about tours in the Garden click HERE.
for teas and treats in a festive atmosphere.
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Enjoy traditional Japanese dance, martial arts, sword demonstrations, raku pottery, tea ceremonies and more in the garden.
Admission to the Japanese Festival is $12 for adults, $4 for children ages 4-12, free for ages 3 and younger.
for a few Fall flavored teas and treats.
CANCELLED: We regret to inform you that due to weather, we are cancelling the GROW Fall Fest at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden on Oct 13th, 2018.
At this time, there are no plans to reschedule.
GROW Staff is very sorry for the inconvenience.
Please look forward to our Pollinator Book Walk Celebration May 11, 2019.
Join us for our fall plant sale where our expert staff will be on hand to answer all of your plant questions and help you find the plants that will work best in your yard. Bring your own wagon or borrow one of ours to transport your new plants to your vehicle.
Learn about fall planting tips and see firsthand the plants that will be offered during the fall plant sale.
Butterfly tagging, pollinator education, and fun activities!
Children can "fly from Canada to Mexico" earning a pair of butterfly wings!
Learn about monarch's life cycle, the amazing migration, the flowers that support the journey, and how to create a butterfly garden.
Join us for a day of vendors, face painting, Ballet Folklorico, food trucks, games and fun on Saturday, October 6th from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm.
Hammer & Stain-DFW is teaming up with Fort Worth Botanic Garden for a Christmas in August DIY Workshop. We are so excited and can't wait to get crafty with you! We will be hosting this event on August 10th at 6:30 3220 Botanical Garden Blvd, Fort Worth, Texas 76107. You must pre-register for this event here.
Mark your calendar for another round of the best fireworks in town. The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra honors our Independence Day with a bombastic display of musical patriotism. Pack a picnic, bring the whole family, and join our annual all-American July 4th celebration at the Old-Fashioned Family Fireworks Picnic.
Tickets go on sale April 2nd.
For more information or to purchase tickets please visit the FWSO website.


Question: Respond in 30 sentences. What are the steps the government is taking to protect journalists from unwarranted surveillance?

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Journalists were reminded again last week of how little legal protection actually exists when the federal government decides to investigate national security leaks.
In an ongoing Freedom of Information Act suit, the Freedom of the Press Foundation has sought the guidelines used by the Justice Department in deciding when federal agents can use National Security Letters to pursue information about reporters. DOJ recently produced documents in response to the suit. They confirm that the rules governing the use of NSLs in media leak cases remain classified. That undue secrecy cripples any real opportunity for public oversight of a process already encased in layers of secrecy.
DOJ’s position is a disappointment but hardly a surprise. In 2013, DOJ found itself in the center of a public storm when it was revealed that federal agents had secretly gathered telephone and email records from reporters at The Associated Press and Fox News during national security leak investigations. The investigators wanted the records to track down the government employees who had passed information to the press.
The AP and Fox revelations led to a series of meetings between Eric Holder and news organizations and ultimately to DOJ’s decision to revise its own guidelines for when subpoenas can be used to obtain reporters’ records. The guidelines were first implemented more than 40 years ago, and they recognize the chilling effect that subpoenas have on reporter-source relationships and therefore on the flow of information to the public. The guidelines are designed to make subpoenas targeting reporters a last resort, issued only after a high-level review within DOJ. Because there is no federal statutory privilege for journalists, and the courts have backed away from finding such a privilege in the First Amendment or common law, the guidelines are in fact an important bulwark against investigative overreaching by federal agents. The revised guidelines, released early in 2015, were intended to strengthen the protection afforded news gathering.
It is not just that NSLs, typically used to obtain communication records from third parties, have none of the judicial oversight that attends to subpoenas. There is also the damaging impact of secrecy. An important element of the DOJ subpoena guidelines is providing news organizations with notice when their records are sought, subject to some specified exceptions. Notice gives an opportunity not only to make legal objections in court, but also to invite public scrutiny of government overreach. Jim Risen, the target of the long-running subpoena fight in the Jeffrey Sterling Espionage Act case, ultimately lost his legal challenges when federal prosecutors sought the identities of the confidential sources he used in reporting on the CIA’s deeply flawed efforts to undermine Iran’s nuclear capabilities. But there is no question that Risen’s ability to make his case to the public — to remind people of the importance of the confidential sources, of the chilling effect that subpoenas can have, and of his own commitment to go to jail to protect a source — played a role in the prosecutors’ belated decision to drop the subpoena after years of seeking the right to compel his testimony.
That the government has doubled down on secrecy by claiming the right to classify the rules that DOJ uses in deciding when NSLs can be employed to target reporters is made all the more troubling by documents obtained last year by The New York Times and its reporter Charlie Savage in another FOIA case. In a lawsuit that is ongoing in the Southern District of New York, we have sought to have DOJ declassify additional portions of the Inspector General reports on surveillance.
Responding to the suit, DOJ last year released thousands of pages of documents following both a classification and FOIA review. Included in the release was a redacted account from a 2010 DOJ Inspector General report of three leak investigations in which agents secretly obtained records of reporters in violation of DOJ rules (apparently using investigative tools other than NSLs). The three cases involved The Times, the Washington Post, and an unnamed third news entity. In each instance, records were obtained from cell phone providers or other communications companies.
While the takeaway might be that the rules do not matter if agents and prosecutors are going to disregard basic professional obligations, the cases also serve to remind that, for NSLs, internal rules are our only real hope for a check on abuse. And that is why having those rules subjected to public oversight is critical.
That level of secrecy is impossible to square with any fair notion of transparency or any realistic assessment of what national security requires. Whatever we may think of the DOJ subpoena guidelines, we at least know what they say, and we can argue about their adequacy and their deficiencies and how well they balance law enforcement needs and the protection of press freedom.
All of which raises an obvious question: Why is it that DOJ cannot provide the same level of transparency when it comes to the NSL guidelines?


Question: Please write a detailed description of the game Time Rifters. Respond in 41 sentences.

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We wrote about Time Rifters back in June when the game was still in development. Now, the kind folk at Proton Studio have sent us a sneak peak at the full game which they have also announced will be released on 21st October 2014 for both Windows and OS X. Priced at $9.99 (about £6.20 at the time of writing) it’s available from the Steam Store Page.
Weighing in at 704MB, the steam install was nice and quick. Upon launching the game, you’re immediately greeted with a selection box to start the game on the Oculus Rift or on your monitor. Choosing Oculus Rift mode (FTW), I clicked start. With my DK2 setup in ‘direct mode’ I was pleasantly surprised to find the game loaded directly on to the Rift, leaving my primary display at the desktop (alas, no screen mirroring mode is available currently).
I was now in the familiar interactive ‘menu’ room. This consists of a slightly surreal free roaming arena, encompassing a water feature with the Time Rifters logo in the centre, Proton Studio’s logo under the water and ‘options’ and ‘play’ buttons hovering either side of the pool. Looking up there is a fractured tower block thing going on and the sense of depth is quite striking. The HUD is a translucent holographic screen that extends beyond your field of view on both the left and right-hand side. Turning your head allows you to see your framerate, amount of gold collected, number of cubes missed and time remaining. The HUD is also dynamic and features occasional pop ups such as the music playlist and stats at the end of each level. It’s a really well designed feature and the depth perception afforded by the DK2 makes it feel like you’re wearing Ironman’s mask.
Walking into the floating options icon brings up a variety of menus in the form of floating semi-transparent panels with buttons and options to tweak the game’s graphics, input controls and calibrate DK2 specific settings such as low persistence and FOV size. A quick peak down to the lower right hand side of the HUD and I saw that my framerate was dipping slightly below the necessary 75 fps so after a bit of tweaking with anisotropic rendering options and texture quality, I had it running judder free so I headed over to the play button.
After selecting the level I wanted to play from a list of 3 episodes (each with 5 levels), I arrived in the staging area. This hasn’t changed much from the demo but there is now a cool weapon selection panel. Starting out with a pistol, you can choose from a rocket launcher, laser, triple laser, flak cannon or a particle ball gun. Each serves a different purpose and comes it’s own upgrades. These are purchased with gold accumulated from destroying cubes in the arenas. I particularly enjoyed the particle ball gun which is a melée weapon. Once I’d upgraded this to deal extra damage, it was just a case of running gung-ho into the cubes wreaking havok.
Once you’ve decided on your arsenal, you head into the arena and the countdown begins. The rounds are usually just a couple of minutes long and you need to destroy as many cubes as possible in that time. Red cubes are the most common and are the weakest. Shooting them sees the fill colour changing like a health bar depleting. Special acid ammo will turn the edges of the cubes green, indicating they have been infected and the health of infected cubes will slowly decline. White cubes are tougher and usually take several hits to knock out. Each destroyed cube leaves some gold which helps improve your loadout in future rounds.
The key to getting as many cubes as possible is strategic planning. You get 4 ‘lives’ for each arena and your every move is recorded. On the next playthrough, you will be accompanied by the recording or ‘time clone’ of yourself so you can concentrate on a different area of the arena, focusing on cubes you missed the last time round.
On a few of the rounds, this is taken to another level by making you use your time clones to unlock areas for your future self by standing on buttons to open up inaccessible areas. This is definitely one of my favourite aspects of the game and I wish they were more of these lateral thinking puzzles as they add an entirely new dimension to the game.
I thoroughly enjoyed Time Rifters. Running the game on the DK2 just works which is rare and for 10 bucks, you get a fun shooter with plenty of replayability, offering excellent bang for your bucks. The ‘Let’s Replay’ feature is an asynchronous multi-player game mode that allows you to play alongside a recording of friends, YouTubers, podcasters, etc. You can make a recording of your best score, upload it to the Steam Workshop and challenge your mates to better it. It’s like playing against a ghost in a racing game. Great stuff.


Question: Respond in 33 sentences. Can you provide some observations about the latest stats on the usage of Composer for PHP within the last month?

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It's stats o'clock! See 2014, 2015, 2016.1 and 2016.2 for previous similar posts.
A quick note on methodology, because all these stats are imperfect as they just sample some subset of the PHP user base. I look in the packagist.org logs of the last month for Composer installs done by someone. Composer sends the PHP version it is running with in its User-Agent header, so I can use that to see which PHP versions people are using Composer with.
A few observations: With a big boost of PHP 7.1 installs, PHP 7 overall now represents over 50%. 5.3/5.4 are really tiny and even 5.5 is dropping significantly which is good as it is not maintained anymore since last summer. That's a total of 85% of installs done on supported versions, which is pretty good.
And because a few people have asked me this recently, while HHVM usage is not included above in the graph it is at 0.36% which is a third of PHP 5.3 usage and really hardly significant. I personally think it's fine to support it still in libraries if it just works, or if the fixes involved are minor. If not then it's probably not worth the time investment.
Also.. since I now have quite a bit of data accumulated and the pie chart format is kind of crappy to see the evolution, here is a new chart which shows the full historical dataset!
It is pretty interesting I think as it shows that 5.3/5.4/5.5 had people slowly migrating in bunches and the versions peaked at ~50% of the user base. On the other hand 5.6/7.0/7.1 peak around 35% which seems to indicate people are moving on faster to new versions. This is quite encouraging!
The second dataset is which versions are required by all the PHP packages present on packagist. I only check the require statement in their current master version to see what the latest is.
A few observations: This is as usual moving pretty slowly. I think I can give up trying to advise for change, it doesn't seem to be working.. On the other hand it looks like Symfony is going to use 7.0 or 7.1 for it's v4 to come out later this year, so hopefully that will shake things up a bit and make more libraries also realize they can bump to PHP 7.
In response to Nikita's comment below I ran the requirements numbers for packages that had some sort of commit activity over the last year. This excludes all stale/done packages and looks much more encouraging, but the difference points are probably overly large because they compare to the old numbers which included everything, therefore take those with a pinch of salt, and in the next six months update I'll have more trusty numbers.
For the PHP version requirements it might be interesting to only consider packages that have made a release in the last X months (say, one year). Abandoned packages that have not seen any recent activity are unlikely to bump version requirements, after all.
It really ticks me off you didn't keep the same colours for versions in the two pie charts. Really tricky to compare now. Order of versions in their legend is weird too.
HHVM being at 0.36% probably means that only Travis-CI is running it.
Too bad: I had high hopes for it, but the compatibility issues list is getting a bit out of control, while PHP 7 is pretty much stable.
@ocramius: These numbers ignore Travis CI and other CI systems that set the "CI" env var in their workers. Without excluding those HHVM is around 0.95% so it's still low but those .36% is probably actual usage.
This is great! Do you have the ability to pull Windows usage? I would love to know the OS breakdown as well.


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It was a rainy, dreary morning here in New York (it still is for the most part), which means I wasn’t able to get out there and mow my lawn before starting my day. So instead I spent the morning searching the interwebs for Star Wars Resistance related photos/material. In my findings I came across this blurred-out image titled “Poster A” on the official StarWars.com site. It would appear this is the artwork that has been chosen for the first poster that will be released for the animated series. This was the only version of the image I could locate on the official site.
With a teaser trailer here and information on the new characters that will be appearing in the series, it won’t be long before the first poster for Resistance is officially revealed ahead of its October 7 hour-long premiere on The Disney Channel.


Question: Describe the environmental situation in Norilsk, Russia. Respond in 46 sentences.

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A BBC team has entered a remote region of Russia normally closed to foreigners that produces almost half the world's supply of palladium - a precious metal vital for making catalytic converters. But, as the BBC's Richard Galpin reports, it is accused of being the world's largest producer of acid rain.
It took more than two months for the Russian authorities to grant us permission to travel to the secretive Siberian city of Norilsk.
For decades it has been closed to foreigners (only briefly opening up in the late 1990s) because it is deemed to be a strategic region.
It was once ringed by silos containing intercontinental ballistic missiles.
But nowadays it has something else it wants to hide from the rest of the world - chronic pollution.
From a distance it looks like a front of bad weather moving in and obscuring the otherwise pristine Arctic sky.
But drive closer and the source of the long streams of "cloud" flowing over the city and far beyond becomes clear.
To blame are the clusters of huge chimneys at three smelting plants which surround Norilsk.
Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, the chimneys pump out a toxic cocktail of pollutants which the company responsible openly admits is mostly sulphur dioxide.
Once in the atmosphere this gas turns into acid rain.
The company Norilsk Nickel - currently worth about $34bn (£17bn) - also admits that other pollutants including heavy metals are being pumped out, though in far smaller quantities.
"In the summer the winds change and often the gas falls onto the city," says local cameraman Andrei Razdevilov. "It's felt by everyone and it becomes difficult to breathe."
Norilsk Nickel, which owns the smelters and all the nearby mines containing the precious metal ore, allowed us into the largest of their smelting plants, which they call "Hope".
Built in the late 1970s, it is the most modern of the three plants. The oldest dates back to the 1930s, when the metal industry and Norilsk were built from scratch by prison labourers - victims of Stalin's brutal Gulag.
The inner sanctum of "Hope" is a deafening, choking cauldron.
Vast furnaces roast the ore extracted from the mines, eventually disgorging streams of red-hot liquid metal into containers that dwarf the workers standing nearby.
A rich mix of metals is produced here, including nickel, copper, palladium, platinum, gold and silver.
But the ore also contains a large amount of sulphur.
"Nine hundred thousand tons of sulphur dioxide is emitted by this plant," he told me. "That is the amount agreed with the government."
According to figures provided by the company, the total amount of sulphur dioxide produced by all three plants is almost two million tons a year - a figure which has only decreased by about 16% since the last days of the Soviet Union in the late 1980s.
The environmental organisation Greenpeace Russia says the pollution has created a 30km (19 mile) "dead zone" around the city and quotes scientists as saying the acid rain has spread across an area equivalent in size to Germany.
We drove to one of the woods just outside Norilsk to see for ourselves what has happened.
We soon found many trees which were either dead or dying.
According to local residents the evidence is even easier to see later in the year.
"Things start to grow green then," Doctor Svetlana Golubkova told us. "But the gas cloud goes over and they die."
Even more worrying for her is the impact on the health of the population, particularly children.
She says she has detected a clear trend.
"In the 1960s a lot of people came here and they were all healthy. But now there are very, very few healthy children being born here and that is all because of the environment."
She's worried about her own teenage daughter, who has eye problems, and wants her to move to a different city.
But for the company Norilsk Nickel, which employs most of the city's workforce, there is a huge amount of money at stake.
It is the world's largest producer of both nickel and palladium.
It made more than $2bn net profit in the first half of last year alone and company officials told us there is enough ore in the mines around Norilsk to keep them in business for at least another 30 years.
The deputy general director of Norilsk Nickel, Tav Morgan, told me the company accepted responsibility for what had happened to the forests, but insisted they were taking action to cut the pollution.
"For the period up to 2015-2020 we expect to reduce sulphur dioxide emissions by approximately two-thirds," he said.
"Looking at the pace we're resolving these problems you can compare it favourably to other facilities worldwide."
But he later admitted it was hard to guarantee this pace of reduction because he said they were still developing the technology.
Environmental groups such as Greenpeace are deeply sceptical.
They say the company faces the significant problem of what to do with the huge amounts of sulphur which will remain if it is not burnt off.
Transporting it to world markets is difficult because Norilsk is located in such a remote Arctic region.
Environmental campaigners are also wary because they say there is a lack of independent scrutiny of the amount of pollution created by the company.


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Question: Who won the 2001 Wimbledon women's doubles final? Respond in 85 words.

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Lindsay Davenport and Corina Morariu were the defending champions, but Morariu did not compete this year. Davenport teamed up with Anna Kournikova and ended as runners-up.
Lisa Raymond and Rennae Stubbs won the title by defeating Davenport and Kournikova 4–6, 6–3, 7–6(8–6) in the final. It was the 18th title for Raymond and the 24th title for Stubbs in their respective doubles careers. It was also the 4th title for the pair during the season, after their wins in the Australian Open, Rome and Madrid.


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Zero-2-One Tower will be a residential building in Cape Town, South Africa. It is currently in the planning stages of development by FWJK and upon completion will have 624 apartments, 760 parking bays and 6,000m2 of retail space. Once completed it will be the tallest building in Cape Town.
Public housing advocacy group Ndifuna Ukwazi disputed the building's design arguing that no allowance for affordable housing had been made in the original plans which was problematic given South Africa's housing shortage. In August 2017 FWJK stated that 104 of the building's apartments would be made available for affordable housing each retailing at under R800,000 which Ndifuna Ukwazi argued was too expensive for the majority of Captonians. Approval for the building was granted in 2018 by the City of Cape Town after it was agreed that 20 percent (240 apartments) of the residential units would be reserved for affordable housing. The building developer FWJK appealed the ruling for the affordable housing reservation.


Question: What can you tell me about Shahrak-e Sarabeleh?

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Shahrak-e Sarabeleh (, also Romanized as Shahrak-e Sarābeleh) is a village in Miyan Darband Rural District, in the Central District of Kermanshah County, Kermanshah Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 1,120, in 274 families.


Question: Write an essay discussing the state of the anti-abortion movement in the U.S. and how Democrats are affected by it.

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AURORA, Colorado—The anti-abortion movement is riding high in the age of Donald Trump. A fifth conservative justice is likely heading to the Supreme Court with the potential to overturn Roe v. Wade. The White House has rolled back a requirement for employers to provide contraception in health plans. And the president is trying to defund the chief nemesis of abortion opponents, Planned Parenthood.
No, “Democrats for Life” is not an oxymoron. And yes, the group would forgive you if you didn’t know they existed—they represent a dying breed in American politics. Many Democratic lawmakers once took Bill Clinton’s lead in advocating that abortion should be “safe, legal and rare,” or toed the line between keeping abortion legal but advocating limits on the procedure, even if those limits reduced access. Over time, many of those Democrats lost their seats—several in the 2010 Tea Party wave. Others, such as Representatives Richard Neal of Massachusetts and Marcy Kaptur of Ohio, have moved to the left on the issue.
Today, anti-abortion Democrats on Capitol Hill don’t have much of anything to leverage. Many Democratic lawmakers who spoke out against abortion in 2009 lost their seats or retired in the 2010 conservative wave; more disappeared after the 2012 election. Since then, few have taken their place: Manchin—who represents the most anti-abortion state in the country—and Donnelly—who represents No. 9—are the only anti-abortion Democrats to get elected for the first time in the past eight years. In recent years, abortion rights advocates have pushed back hard on elected officials, even close allies, who speak negatively about abortion. In 2016, for instance, NARAL Pro-Choice America dinged Pelosi for saying she did not support “abortion on demand”—a phrase usually wielded by abortion opponents as an attack.
Outside Catholic or Christian strongholds like Louisiana and South Dakota, the anti-abortion Democrat has recently become rare even at the state level. Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards is an outlier: He expanded Medicaid—a key priority for Democrats—while also signing into law a 15-week abortion ban, which is currently being held up in court.
At the institutional level, abortion rights over time have become deeply ingrained as a core, defining value of the Democratic Party—particularly since the 2010 elections. Abortion rights groups such as NARAL, EMILY’s List and Planned Parenthood have become more powerful within the Democratic establishment—as evidenced by the 2016 party platform’s call for the elimination of the long-running ban on federal funding of abortion.
Anti-abortion Democrats say they—and the voters they represent—aren’t just marginalized on this one issue: They say Democratic pollsters, fundraisers and vendors don’t want to work with anti-abortion candidates for fear of losing favor and business with the rest of the party. “If you’re trying to raise money on the national level, it gets very, very difficult,” Stupak said in an interview during the Democrats for Life convention. “There will be no money. There will be no help.” Email service vendors and pollsters frequently turn down Democrats for Life, according to the Democrats for Life president, Janet Robert.
In some ways, the Democrats for Life convention was similar to any other anti-abortion gathering: There were candles to honor aborted children; panelists generally (but not universally) knocked Planned Parenthood and physician-assisted suicide; and the whole conference had Christian, particularly Catholic, undertones. The main difference: Any mention of Donald Trump got, at minimum, an eye roll. Along with other non-Republican anti-abortion movements—such as Secular Pro-Life and Pro-Life Humanists—Democrats for Life likes to use the term “whole life” to describe their cause, a label that encompasses support for life from conception to natural death and everything in between, including child care, parental leave, health care and education. They argue that unlike Republican anti-abortion groups, they want to support children and their mothers once babies are outside the womb, too—even if that means they lead a lonely political existence.
Robert, the group’s president, an attorney who founded a progressive talk radio station in Minnesota, is waging an effort to get high-profile anti-abortion Democrats—she says there are several, including some high-profile media figures—to “out” themselves to prove that anti-abortion Democrats still exist. During the 1992 Democratic convention, a group of anti-abortion Democrats including then-Pennsylvania Governor Bob Casey and Eunice Kennedy Shriver, some of whom later became influential in Democrats for Life, published a full-page ad in the New York Times about why they opposed abortion. Robert’s theory is that if more anti-abortion Democrats speak up about their beliefs in a similar manner today, more will follow. And politicians who say abortion should be legal, but personally oppose it—such as Conor Lamb, who won a Pennsylvania special election in a Trump district—might be compelled to actually vote against abortion, too.


Question: List highly rated spas in Zirakpur.

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List Of Highly Rated Spa in Zirakpur, Have you heard of them?
Let’s get to know the best spa in Zirakpur region, but before that let me ask you all a question. Have you ever come across a word Stress? You must be thinking what nonsense I am talking about. Everyone has stress. It is a normal part of life.
Yes, you are right, stress has become an integral part of our lives. Whether we have so much work to do or we are sitting idle, one thing is bogging us down and that is stress. You feel stressed all the times whether talking or thinking about relationships, investments, medical problems, your job and many more.
But what happens when you are stressful. You strain your body which leads to increased heart rate, pulse rate. Consequently, it has a bad effect on your heart and brain. Again, if this remains unchecked, it can prove to be fatal.
Did you know that studies show that your workplace is the number one cause of stress? The reports prove that 110 million people die every year due to stress which means seven people every 2 seconds.
Not to mention no makeup can hide the stress on your faces. The need of the hour is to cope up with the increasing stress. And how do we achieve that, is by pampering our body because your body deserves the best.
So why not visit a spa in your own city, Zirakpur, as spa treatments and massage therapies as these are quicker and lead to mental and physical health benefits. This will also improve your sleep quality.
Zion Spa has world-class facilities to provide to its customers. They aim at providing a unique experience to every customer so that they feel calm and experience solitude during and after the massage. The goal is to help every client experience the beauty deep inside. They have a variety of nature’s purest spa treatments which will leave you exhilarated and recharged.
Swedish Salvation: This massage focuses on relaxing the entire body. This involves muscle rubbing with long gliding strokes in the direction of blood returning to the heart. This exceptionally increases the level of blood oxygen and decreases muscle toxins which as a result releases stress and tension thus easing the circulation and improving the flexibility.
Balinese Delight: This involves use of traditional oils and pressure points from Bali.
Aroma Arcade: This style of massaging involves all the fragrant oils being extracted naturally from Herbs, flowers and fruits which boosts the benefits of a massage.
La-Lomi: This is a Hawaiian style of massage. Ever felt the need of pampering your body in this way, why not give it a try. We are sure, you would not be disappointed.
Along with every Spa in Zirakpur city, this center does the skin analysis and provide consultation.
It is a well-known thai massage spa provider in Zirakpur. This place has the skillful staff with ancient thai massage techniques. Spayog Ashram is known for relaxed and positive atmosphere which is pleasing to the senses which in turn will make you comfortable. This place is worth every penny spent.
To cater to the wide range of customer requirements, Elite Spa and Wellness has varied products and services. The staff here is polite and gentle.
The spa services offered by them have relaxation in every touch. Cloud 7 Spa has a range of services which helps to lower stress and has a long-lasting relaxation effect on the body and mind. This place has a cordial staff which will offer you services as per your need. The ambience here is welcoming which will bring you at ease and consequently you can benefit more from the services. In order to get your worn, put muscles repair after work, this is one stop destination.
To summarize, going to a spa is like taking care of your body both physically and mentally and you may carry this feeling for a longer period. And this feeling can help you manage and keep a check on your stress as well.
So, what are you thinking? When you have the world-class spa in Zirakpur city, it is not difficult to take some time off from your schedules to make your soul feel good.
To sum up, escape into another world by gradually sinking into a deep relaxation by dissolving the tension in your body from the tips of your toes to the top of your head by booking your appointment at any of the above-mentioned spas.


Question: Describe how US Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh served macaroni and cheese at a charity canteen and the events leading up to it.

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Recently sworn-in US Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh served macaroni and cheese at a charity canteen on Wednesday in Washington, DC.
Kavanaugh was confirmed as a Justice on October 6 after the Senate Judiciary Committee investigated allegations he sexually assaulted Christine Blasey Ford in high school.
Kavanaugh, wearing an apron and rubber gloves, was volunteering for Catholic Charities USA.
US Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh served mac’ and cheese at a charity canteen on Wednesday catering to the homeless and those in need.
Associated Press photographers found Kavanaugh plating-up food for the Catholic Charities USA in Washington, DC.
Kavanaugh was joined at the charity canteen by his former pastor Monsignor John Enzler, who stood by Kavanaugh throughout his emotional Senate hearings.
The day before his charity appearance he took his seat on the Supreme Court bench for the first time, and was reportedly jovial.
On Saturday, Kavanaugh was confirmed as a US Supreme Court Justice after a narrow 50-48 vote in his favour in the Senate, bringing to a close the most divisive high court confirmation battle since the 1990s.
He was sworn in on Monday.
Protestors had lined the street outside the Supreme Court after his accession on Saturday, and knocked in the main front doors in anger.
President Donald Trump’s second Supreme Court nomination was heavily protested by Democrats and liberal activists before Trump had even named Kavanaugh. Upon Kavanaugh’s nomination, Democrats opposed him on key issues including abortion, environmental protection, and presidential powers.
His nomination was rocked sexual assault allegations brought against him by Christine Blasey Ford and others, but no concrete evidence of wrongdoing ever became public and Kavanaugh denied all charges.
The fight over Kavanaugh’s confirmation became particularly ugly with Kavanaugh, Ford, and potential witnesses on all sides, and Senators receiving death threats.
Kavanaugh’s accuser Ford recently revealed she can’t move back home because of unending death threats.
See the most striking photos from the case here.


Question: Describe the impacts of climate change in Central America.

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A horse walks at Tisma lagoon, Nicaragua, Feb. 29, 2016. In Central America, drought and severe weather have caused thousands of farmers and their families to head north seeking means of survival.
Author and journalist Todd Miller, who has written a new book called, "Storming the Wall: Climate Change, Migration, and Homeland Security," says climate change is a key factor forcing families to flee from Central America and Mexico — and deadly droughts, hurricanes, floods and mudslides are projected to intensify further in the region as global warming increases, which will hit small farmers especially hard.
A climate scientist who studies the area told Miller the drought conditions were not an anomaly, but had been occurring for 10 years and were connected to a warming globe. “So, we're looking at a situation in Central America, which already has a number of factors that are displacing people, and we have to look at this ecological aspect to give a holistic analysis of it,” Miller says.
Water scarcity also presents severe problems for Central America and Mexico. Northern Mexico and Arizona, where Miller lives, are in a severe drought already and “the projections for drought going forward are dire,” he says. “Some people don't have running water most of the day or it will run only for a couple hours a day, so they’re already adjusting to really awful situations."


Question: What do you know about Bocabec Cove? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Bocabec Cove is a community in Saint Patrick Parish, Charlotte County in the Canadian province of New Brunswick.