Question: Have you heard about the recent spike in drive-by shootings in Dallas?

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 Have you heard about the recent spike in drive-by shootings in Dallas?

Dallas police are shuffling resources, again, to combat a spike in drive-by shootings that the police chief blames on gang warfare, often fueled by social media.
So far this year, 122 drive-by shootings have been reported, compared with 49 during the same period last year, Interim Police Chief David Pughes told the City Council's public safety committee this week. Most of the shootings occurred in southern Dallas.
In January, three people were wounded in a drive-by shooting east of Fair Park. The following month, a teenager was shot in the head when gunfire from two cars struck an SUV in South Dallas. In April, a 22-year-old was fatally shot while watching street racers in the Stemmons Corridor.
And earlier this month, a wounded man drove to a gas station for help after someone shot into his home in Pleasant Grove.
Police and community leaders believe gang and drug activity are to blame for many of the drive-by shootings this year.
"We've seen instances in which there is a gang war that takes place on social media where one gang is challenging another gang," Pughes said. "That ultimately ends up in a drive-by shooting at one of the places."
In May, a man was shot at his home and drove to a gas station in Pleasant Grove.
In January, police responded to a drive-by shooting that wounded three people east of Fair Park.
Police officials say crime overall in the city is at a historic low. The past three years have had the lowest number of reported crimes since the 1960s.
Nonviolent crime — which includes home burglaries, shoplifting and theft — is lower this year compared with last year.
But violent crimes such as aggravated assaults and business robberies are on the rise, police say.
So far this year, Dallas police have investigated 1,775 aggravated assaults, including the drive-by shootings they find so worrisome. That's 300 more than at the same time last year.
Many of the drive-by shootings have occurred in the southeast patrol division, which includes a chunk of council member Tiffinni Young's district.
Dallas City Council member Tiffinni Young says she frequently hears gunfire in her Buckner Terrace neighborhood.
Young said she hears shots almost every night in her Buckner Terrace neighborhood. She said her constituents across District 7 complain of gunfire, too, but it's often hard to tell whether anyone was hurt.
"You have seniors in our district that are living in fear that they can't come to the other side of the door," Young said.
She and some of her council colleagues have pushed police officials in recent months to publicly acknowledge the city has a gang problem that needs to be addressed.
The police gang unit was nearly gutted under former Chief David Brown's leadership a few years ago. Today, the unit has 28 full-time officers and eight officers as liaisons, Pughes told the council's public safety committee Monday.
"I'm acknowledging that yes, there is definitely a gang problem ... and we're here to address it," he told reporters afterward.
Those who live and work in the community have said for years that they're disturbed about the city's gangs and the violence they seem to breed.
A group of southern Dallas residents recently formed Urban Specialists, a group that wants to reduce crime in the area. The group has found that today's gang violence is fueled by social media, where rival gangs and their supporters post songs disrespecting each other.
Pastor Omar Jahwar says he's worried about summer, when crime usually peaks.
"It's not a song; it's a threat with a beat," said Pastor Omar Jahwar, an Urban Specialist member who grew up in South Dallas and leads a church downtown. "This has stopped being some kind of rap battle and has turned into regular old senseless violence."
With summer weeks away, Jahwar said he worries that crime will increase.
"This is pre-summer behavior," he said. "Imagine what happens when you have access to all-day idle time. It could really become dangerous."
Police expect crime to increase during the summer as it does most years, when youngsters don't have school and people tend to go out more.
Dealing with that annual uptick in crime will be a challenge for the Police Department. The 3,163-officer force — which includes 98 recruits in training — is the smallest it has been in nearly a decade.
The department has struggled to hire enough officers to make up for the hundreds who have left in recent years. Uncertainty around the city's police and fire pension fund has made cop jobs in Dallas a tough sell.
"We're looking at a smaller workforce and less people that want to enter in law enforcement, so that makes it tough," Pughes said.
The Urban Specialists are raising money to hire off-duty officers to patrol South Dallas between 11 p.m. and 3 a.m. every day during the summer. They're also trying to recruit youngsters as volunteers as a way to keep them out of trouble, Jahwar said.
The police chief said he's asked the patrol divisions to identify specific crimes they'd like to drive down and to come up with plans to meet those goals. The department will rely on overtime for officers and on volunteer reserve officers to help with the expected increase in crime over the summer.
Pughes said he isn't as concerned about having enough officers to drive around and wait for something to happen this summer.
"My concern is making sure that when somebody calls, we're there," he said.


Question: Describe the marketing ploy and response to Malaysia Airlines’ “My Ultimate Bucket List” contest.

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Malaysia Airlines (MAS) launched a competition in Australia and New Zealand four days ago, according to media reports, in which it said it was giving away free economy-class tickets and free iPads.
The marketing ploy was to be expected from an airline still reeling from the twin tragedies of MH17 and MH370, but the competition name was bizarre: My Ultimate Bucket List.
The Merriam-Webster definition of bucket list is “a list of things that one has not done before but wants to do before dying.” The association is horrific, given that 537 people lost their lives flying on the airline this year.
The contest appears to have since been withdrawn, with the original competition link now leading to a 404 error page. A PDF of the competition terms and conditions could be found here at time of publication, but besides that there no longer appear to be details of the competition on the MAS site.
The launch of the competition was picked up in the Australian travel-industry press and even name-checked in British tabloid the Daily Mail. But perhaps MAS has since realized that asking prospective passengers to think up a bucket list before accepting a free ticket on one of its planes might be construed as macabre.
The airline can at least be grateful that online gaffes can be deleted. In 2003, the Hong Kong Tourism Board ran an ad promising would-be visitors that “Hong Kong will take your breath away.” At the time, SARS — severe acute respiratory syndrome — had killed about 100 people, mostly in Hong Kong and China. But the ad ran in British and European print magazines — and there was no time to change the slogan before the presses started to roll.


Question: What is the impact of the recent US tax legislation on Puerto Rico?

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 What is the impact of the recent US tax legislation on Puerto Rico?

Armando Valdés Prieto is a lawyer and political consultant in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and a former director of Puerto Rico's Office of Management and Budget.
The tax bill due for final passage Wednesday could be as damaging to Puerto Rico’s economy as Hurricane Maria was.
Provisions of the legislation aimed at bringing operations and jobs back to the United States from overseas would apply to Puerto Rico just as they would to India, Ireland or any other foreign jurisdiction. The result will be the loss of American jobs and investment on the U.S. commonwealth. If President Trump signs it into law, it will be a hard blow at the worst possible time.
A 12.5 percent tax on profits derived from intellectual property held in foreign jurisdictions, included in the final version of the tax legislation, would be the latest setback. Puerto Rico is a domestic jurisdiction in U.S. law — except for tax purposes. For decades, this arrangement has exempted Puerto Rico residents from paying federal income taxes, although individuals do pay into Social Security through withholdings. It also has allowed for the attraction of needed investment and high-paying jobs in manufacturing, which now accounts for 47 percent of the island’s gross domestic product, or more than $48 billion. Much of that sector is composed of pharmaceuticals and medical devices that generate revenue from patented drugs and technologies.
History serves as a guide. Section 936 of the Internal Revenue Code, a federal tax incentive scheme for Puerto Rico created in 1976, was repealed in the mid-1990s to balance the federal budget. After a 10-year phaseout culminating in 2006 — unsurprisingly, also the first year of the current recession in Puerto Rico — the federal government did not actually receive any additional revenue from Puerto Rico-based manufacturing concerns. Most companies simply decided to relocate to countries such as Ireland, not to a U.S. state, and more than 80,000 jobs were lost, as well as an important engine of growth.
There are now differing opinions about the effectiveness of this tax; one expert argued recently in The Post that it would create “‘a perverse incentive’ to shift assembly lines abroad.” But the matter raises a more important question about the relationship between Washington and Puerto Rico. What’s truly relevant is that legislators and Trump believe that it will work to promote the relocation of jobs back to one of the 50 states — and yet they made no provisions for Puerto Rico, a galling admission that the livelihoods of 3.4 million American citizens are of no concern to them.
Today, despite a period of significant growth spurred by local leadership and collaboration with the federal government between the 1940s and the 1980s, the economy is again in a shambles. A recent study by researchers at the University of Puerto Rico concluded that Hurricane Maria produced an increase in the poverty level from 44.3 percent to 52.3 percent. Worse, a Census Bureau projection made public three days before the storm’s landfall pointed to a decline in the island’s population from 3.4 million today, to just under 3 million by 2025 and 2.1 million by 2050, 121,000 fewer residents than in 1950. And that doesn’t even take into account the migration off the island the storm has since caused.
Now on top of all of that, the Trump administration and the Republican Party are signaling that Puerto Rico will be treated as something wholly foreign. It’s not just the tax legislation; the president also came to Puerto Rico and complained about the cost and duration of storm recovery efforts, as if citizens here were not entitled to the same response by the federal government as in Texas, Florida or California.
Congress must make up its mind. What is Puerto Rico in the American fabric? An accident of history? An inconvenient truth? What we cannot continue to be is an afterthought. That we are governed by people for whom our concerns are of no consequence — or worse, who think we are foreigners and not citizens — is appalling. The current state of affairs speaks ill of the United States and its progress toward a fairer society for all its people.


Question: What do you think about alternate Tony potentially having wings in a parallel world? Respond in 140 words.

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Aha, Anomymous (if that is your real name) – is it actually a typo, or is it in fact how they speak on that world?
Ha, cheers Defcol, typo fixed now anyway!
This is just the type of thing I sometimes wonder about. I sure hope alternate Tony doesn’t have poncey fairy wings!
Love it, but gash that there are still gray suit wearing drones in an alternate world!
Tony- Bat wings then? Personally I could put up with fancy butterfly wings if it meant I could glide to work and not sit in traffic!


Question: Analyze the current movement of Ethereum Classic (ETC) and provide your thoughts on the current trend and potential opportunities for NEO and XRP exposure.

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At the time of writing, all the top-20 ranked crypto coins were sporting a bearish trend. The only exception being Ethereum Classic, ETC/USD pair (as of 6th July 2018). The movement of ETC/USD, over past 72 hours, ETC has surpassed two major moving averages, the 55-day and 100-day moving average, and is continuing on the upward trend.
Ethereum Classic (ETC) is Going Up!
As can be observed from the chart, at the time of writing, ETC/USD pair was sporting $17.646 USD (2.02%). The low, at the time of writing, shows $17.305 USD. If observed from the month of March, the price action of the said pair had been showing largely a bearish trend, like most other cryptocurrencies at that time. The Q1 of 2018 had seen massive bearish trends due to hacks of some cryptocurrency exchanges like Coincheck, and regulations brought in by several countries.
The CoinRail hack (occurred on 10th June) shows a sharp drop from low $14.922 USD on 9th June to low $12.731 USD on 10th June. The effect could also be observed among other top-ranked cryptocurrencies.
The green candles are indicating a buy momentum and the trend may follow for some time. The price may go down if there is news about another crypto exchange hack or if weaknesses are discovered by the investigative firms. Currently, the investigative firms are constantly keeping an eye on the exchanges, how they administrate, protect data, and handle any potential threats.
Coming back to the charts, the ETC/USD pair can currently be showing an uptrend as Coinbase has already announced that Ethereum Classic is going to be on the list. The listing is bound to generate some interest among the crypto enthusiasts and investors. Thus, one can expect it to have a major impact on the price action of the pair. As of now, as it is still uncertain when the listing will go live, the speculations are generating a little interest and pushing it towards Buy. The trend may continue if all goes well. Ethereum Classic is certainly exposed to volatility as the price of the pair continues to move around the 17.500 mark.
What is to be observed at the moment is whether the ETC/USD pair will break the 18.000 level and move closer to the $20 USD. From current observations, the price movement of ETC/USD is sporting the green quite strongly.
Do the Technicals Make a Fresh Case for NEO and XRP Exposure?


Question: Respond in 25 sentences. Describe the Discovery Award and the four Indian research groups selected for the award.

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Overuse and misuse of antibiotic drugs has given rise to disease-causing bugs developing resistance. In order to provide effective treatment for various infections, it has become necessary to quickly find out if an infection-causing agent is resistant or susceptible to drugs. Four research startups with innovative ideas have been selected for research grants to develop such rapid tests.
The Discovery Award seed funding, totaling 200,000 dollars, will help four Indian research groups to develop their ideas into prototypes and products and also bid for an international prize called the Longitude Prize. The £10 million five-year Longitude Prize launched in 2014 will be given to the best point-of-care test to detect infections to help ensure that the right antibiotics are used at the right time. The Discovery Awards in India are funded by the Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council in India (BIRAC).
The new ideas awarded this year include an imaging device to perform rapid diagnosis of antibiotic resistant bacteria for urinary tract infections, by a group called as cAST. This team is working on an automated device which could be operated without the help of a trained lab technician to generate antibiotic susceptibility reports from urine samples. The proposed device will able to detect small features of a bacterial cell which can help determine viability of the cell.
Bangalore-based IDI Group has been selected for the award to develop an ultrasensitive magnetic biosensor to detect and identify bacteria in blood, which would help treat sepsis during its early stages. The magnetic biosensors will be able to detect bacteria from blood without culture or amplification reaction.
Another Bangalore group, SpotSense, is working on developing a test for diagnosing sepsis in newborns, assessing its severity and guiding antimicrobial therapy. The prototype is similar to a thermometer, which can also be used for testing for other severe infections in very small babies. The device tests for levels of biomarkers for sepsis in neonatal saliva and then uses an algorithm to calculate a normalised score for sepsis.
NanoDx Healthcare based in New Delhi, will utilize the grant to work on a disposable rapid endotoxin detection kit for use at the patient’s bedside. It will provide results in less than 10 minutes and also give an indication about severity of infection. The detection is based on a colorimetric response that changes with the extent of infection in blood.
“One of the main reasons for inappropriate use of antibiotics is lack of availability of reliable rapid diagnostic tests that help doctors to differentiate between a bacterial infection that needs an antibiotic and a viral infection. A rapid diagnostic test should also inform doctors on the right antibiotic that can be used to treat a bacterial infection. Such a test should be cost effective and affordable to healthcare systems in developing countries,” Dr Abdul Ghafur, an international expert on antibiotic resistance, told India Science Wire.
“The lack of reliable rapid tests mean that people do not know when and if they need antibiotics. We need accurate point-of-care diagnostic tools to maximise the chances that antibiotics are only used when medically necessary,” said Daniel Berman of Longitude Prize team at Nesta. “Indian startups can be part of a global solution in this field,” added Dr Renu Swarup, Managing Director, BIRAC.
Round 1 and Round 2 winners of the Longitude Prize received grants up to £25,000 and used the funding to support their work including hiring extra research staff, to help fund independent clinical validation and develop technical solutions for the challenges they face in making their diagnostic tests.
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Question: Explain the juxtaposition between Bryan Nishimura's conviction and Hillary Clinton's email scandal.

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Less than a year ago Bryan Nishimura pleaded guilty to “unauthorized removal and retention of classified materials” without malicious intent, and was convicted.
The fallout from FBI Director James Comey’s decision not to press forward with Hillary’s ‘careless’ email mismanagement continues, with people on left pressing forward with Clinton’s Presidential campaign, and people on the right expressing outrage and disgust.
While we agree that this story is over, and will not be re-examined by any other government authority, I too will also stop covering what is a closed case.
But then she got some much needed help from the FBI to complete the cover up.
And just like that, Hillary is “systemically important”, if mostly for her countless Wall Street donors.


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Turbonilla carlottoi is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Pyramidellidae, the pyrams and their allies.


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Last week I put up a short guide and review of CMus, a powerful audio player using the ncurses interface. Today I'll continue with an overview with screenshots of MOC, and hopefully in a few days I'll also review mp3blaster.
Based on ncurses, MOC (music on console) is a popular, text-based audio player which can play various audio formats, including Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, MP3, MP4, WMA and WAV. The release I'm going to talk about in this article is 2.5.0-alpha3, as it comes with Debian Lenny.
MOC does not seem to include Last.fm song submission by default, but there is a script on the official website called lastfm-mocp, here (direct download link), which uses the Last.fm submission daemon (package lastfmsubmitd in Debian).
The configuration file for MOC is ~/.moc/config, but it is not needed by default. It also supports configurable keybindings.
I liked that MOC can also run as a 'server' by detaching the player using q. Overall, it is a pretty nice audio player for the shell, it's lightweight and provides a very good and easy to use alternative to other players like CMus or mp3blaster.
i've been using this for a few years, neat program!
I like moc because it caches streams which means that even with our lousy network @ work I have no interruption to the music.
I use mpd/ncmpcpp exculsively... it has lots of fancy features but is still fast and lightweight.
I have used MOC for ages. I too find the server feature to be very useful, just open a 'run' window anywhere and type in what you want to do (skip track, adjust volume, stop...) I have also installed the imocp.pl irssi plugin ( http://tinyurl.com/imocp-pl ) which will allow you to display what you are listening to in the current channel, as well as controlling it.
i discovered it thru crunchbang. absolutely love it. no gui music player, no mpd.


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Brachyprosopus is an extinct genus of dicynodont therapsid from the middle Permian of the Karoo Basin, South Africa.
"Chelydontops" Cluver, 1975, based on a skull from the Karoo Basin of South Africa, is a junior synonym.


Question: "That's pretty wild! How did a bear get into the Stanley Hotel? I'm sure it must've been quite a sight for the guests who witnessed it!"

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ESTES PARK, Colo. (CBS4) — The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park had a guest this week that definitely did not have a reservation. A black bear was caught on camera wandering through the lobby!
In the video, you can see the bear standing on a coffee table.
Then it casually strolls past the front desk.
The general manager, Reed Rowley, confirmed the bear made it inside the hotel late Wednesday night/early Thursday morning.
Rowley said the bear was only inside “very briefly” and there were no guests around.
He said the bear seemed afraid of humans and they were able to shoo it away.
“It’s part of being in the Rocky Mountains, we do have a hotel next to a National Park… wildlife is part of the gig,” Rowley told CBS4.
“The bears up here are super clever and once in a while they do figure out a way to poke their heads in,” Rowley said.
He emphasized that no guests or employees were ever in any danger from the bear.
“We want to be really respectful of the wildlife up here… the last thing we want is for any guest to have an encounter with a bear,” Rowley said.
Just makes your hotel even more awesome!
I want to recognize the fact that the authorities weren’t contacted about this which would have been blown out of proportion and a big deal created and then the bear would have ended up dead.
Is the Stanley pet friendly?
Good point David. Its where they live, and always have. People are so afraid of nature its crazy now.
How did the bear get out? I appreciate the manager’s concern for human safety, but there should be equal concern about the bear. I hope the bear was not harmed in any way.
SAD NEWS. From my understanding the Stanley does not secure their trash and now the bear will be killed.


Question: Tell me about Bryan Cox Jr.

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Bryan is the son of a Navy Seal who grew up in Casper, Wyoming, earning all-state honors as an offensive and defensive lineman as a high school senior. He redshirted in 2014 before taking a reserve role for 12 games in 2015 (10 tackles, 1.5 for loss). As a sophomore, Bryan started two of 13 games played, making 17 tackles, three for loss, and one sack, and showing glimpses of his potential. NFL scouts got to see even more possibilities during his junior season, as he started all 11 games (one September game was canceled due to weather), posting 40 tackles, six for loss, and four sacks. Bryan decided to move on from Gainesville after the team's disappointing 4-7 season to try his hand at the pros.


Question: Describe the events and players of the U.S. Women's National Team match against Denmark on January 21, 2018.

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SAN DIEGO, Calif. (Jan. 21, 2018) – The U.S. Women’s National Team kicked off its 2018 campaign with a powerful, come-from-behind 5-1 against reigning EURO Women’s runner-up Denmark in front of 17,526 fans at SDCCU Stadium on Sunday night.
Denmark got on the board early with a set-piece goal from Nadia Nadim in the 14th minute, but the USA quickly responded when Mallory Pugh connected with Alex Morgan for the game-tying score in the 17th minute. Julie Ertz then made it 2-1 in the 19th minute, and the USA carried the in to the half time break.
In the second half, Pugh added two goals – her first career brace – after taking advantage of a pair of defensive mishaps from Denmark, and Crystal Dunn wrapped up the scoring to give the U.S. the 5-1 win.
Next, the U.S. WNT will host the third annual SheBelieves Cup, the most elite four-team tournament in the world, that includes third-ranked England, second-ranked Germany and sixth-ranked France, from March 1-7 in Columbus, Ohio, Harrison, New Jersey, and Orlando, Florida.
Alex Morgan scored her 81st international goal in her 135th cap. At age 28 sits in sole possession of seventh place on the USA's all-time goal scoring list. She scored seven goals over her last seven WNT matches of 2017, and continuer her streak today, scoring the game-tying goal in the first half to make it eight goals in her last eight games.
Mallory Pugh started today at the stadium where she scored in her senior team debut (the 19th U.S. WNT player to score in her first cap) on Jan. 23, 2016, vs. Ireland at 17 years, 8 months and 25 days old, becoming the youngest player to debut for the U.S. in the last 11 years. Tonight, the 19-year-old scored two goals – her first career brace – and had an assist in what was her 30th cap for the WNT. She now has eight career goals and 12 career assists. Pugh owns the lead as the player with the most assists before the age of 20 in U.S. history.
Julie Ertz earned her 58th cap tonight. Ertz scored her 15th career goal for the WNT tonight, with 13 of them coming directly from or originating from set pieces. Ertz, who began playing as a defensive midfielder for the WNT during the 2017 Tournament of Nations, quickly excelled at the role and was later named the 2017 U.S. Soccer Female Player of the Year. She finished 2017 with six goals, second-most on the team. Today, both she and her husband – Philadelphia Eagles tight end Zach Ertz – were playing almost concurrently, with both earning big wins for their teams. Julie helped the U.S. kick-start the year on a positive note, while Zach helped the Eagles earn a berth to Super Bowl LII.
Tierna Davidson earned her first cap for the USA today, becoming the 21st player to make a WNT debut under Jill Ellis. Davidson earned her first career assist tonight. On Monday, the 19-year-old Stanford sophomore, who was named to the roster for the 2018 CONCACAF Women's U-20 Championship, will depart for Trinidad & Tobago to join the U-20 WNT as the USA competes to earn a berth to the 2018 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup. Davidson helped lead Stanford to the NCAA Championship this past season. She is the third teenager since 2013 to earn a first cap for the U.S. WNT. Mallory Pugh (17 in 2016) and Lindsey Horan (19 in 2013) are the most recent teenagers to debut for the WNT.
Ellis made all six substitutions tonight: Carli Lloyd came in for Abby Dahlkemper, Emily Sonnett for Taylor Smith, Savannah McCaskill for Andi Sullivan, Lynn Williams for Mallory Pugh, Christen Press for Alex Morgan, Crystal Dunn for Megan Rapinoe.
Crystal Dunn scored her 23rd career goal tonight. On January 16, it was announced Dunn will return to the NWSL and play for the North Carolina Courage during the 2017 season. The Courage acquired her rights from the Washington Spirit for Taylor Smith and Ashley Hatch.
Savannah McCaskill, who was taken second overall in the 2018 NWSL College Draft by the Boston Breakers, earned her first cap tonight, becoming the 22nd woman to earn a first cap under Jill Ellis. This was her first extended training time with the WNT. She led South Carolina to the NCAA College Cup with eight goals and nine assists on the year.


Question: "Have there been any reports about tampering with Aadhaar enrollment software?"

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Press Statement: UIDAI completely dismisses few reports in social media and online news channels about Aadhaar Enrolment Software being allegedly tampered and sold for some money in underground market which purportedly bypasses operators biometric authentication and facilitates making of Aadhaar cards without any documents, as totally baseless, false, misleading, and irresponsible.
As part of our stringent enrolment and updation process, UIDAI matches all the biometric (10 fingerprints and both iris) of a resident enrolling for Aadhaar with the biometrics of all Aadhaar holders before issuing an Aadhaar. No operator can make or update Aadhaar unless resident himself or herself give his or her biometric. Any enrolment or update request is processed only after biometric of resident is authenticated.
Also, before processing of the enrolment or update as stated above, enrolment operator’s biometric and other parameters are checked and only after all checks are found to be successful, enrolment or update of resident is further processed. Some of the checks include biometric check of operator, validity of operator, enrolment machine, enrolment agency, registrar, etc. which are verified at UIDAI’s backend system before further processing is done.
In cases where, any of the checks fails, the enrolment request gets rejected and action against such operator is taken.
Presuming, if at all, by some manipulation attempt at the operator’s end, essential parameters such as operator’s biometrics or resident’s biometrics are not captured and enrolment/update packet is sent to UIDAI, the same is identified by the backend system of UIDAI, and all such enrolment packets get rejected and no Aadhaar is generated. The concerned enrolment machines and the operators are identified, blocked and blacklisted permanently from UIDAI system. In appropriate case, police complaints are also filed for such fraudulent attempts.
We have zero tolerance policy in all our processes including security & safety. All such operators who are found to be violating processes or who indulge in any type of fraudulent or corrupt practices, we blacklist them & impose financial penalty upto Rs. 1 lakh per instance. Also, all such enrolment attempts get rejected and Aadhaar is not generated. As on date, more that 50,000 operators have been blacklisted.
We keep adding new security features in our system as required from time to time to take care of the new security threats by unscrupulous elements. It is assured that Aadhaar system is completely safe and secure.
People are advise to stay away from unauthorized centres and approach only authorized Aadhaar enrolment centres in bank branches, post offices and Government offices (list of which is published on UIDAI website). This will ensure that their enrolment/updation is done only on the authorized machines and their efforts do not get wasted as rejected enrolment/updation.
The UIDAI denial is not unexpected. Regardless of vulnerabilities reported, the UIDAI has not publicly acknowledged any vulnerability in the Aadhaar system so far. This includes denial of misuse of Aadhaar, even as it has instructed banks to be vigilant on Aadhaar and do e-KYC authentications in person and issue OTP only in the presence of the customer.
The UIDAI describes how the software normally operates, including “biometric check of operator, validity of operator, enrolment machine, enrolment agency, registrar, etc.” However, the Asia Times report clearly states that the cracked software comes preconfigured with valid details of operators’ biometric and user details, so a person using it would appear to be a valid operator to the UIDAI server.
The UIDAI press release presumes that manipulation at the operator’s end would result in operator’s or resident’s biometrics not being captured, causing the data to be rejected by the server. However, if the Asia Times report is correct, the data sent would contain valid information of an operator (not the real purchaser of the software) and whoever’s Aadhaar details they were creating or updating. There would be no reason for the server to reject the data for missing information.
Nothing in the UIDAI press release describes why the hack described by Asia Times would not be possible.
In fact, the Press release raises a further question of whether legitimate operators were removed from service because their credentials got misused.
Clearly, not only is bypassing operator biometrics possible, but it is also clear that the UIDAI is aware of the problem and increased the penalty in view of the prevalence.
Therefore, it is very hard to believe UIDAI denials of security vulnerabilities, because it is a default response, regardless of the truth in the matter, even as stated by the UIDAI itself.
Cambridge Analytica shuts down, successor company Emerdata on the way?


Question: What is happening in Nicaragua right now?

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Grainy, night-time footage shows Gahona holding up a mobile phone as he approaches city hall, reporting live via Facebook on four days of protests in the Central American country.
According to human rights groups, 25 people have died since 18 April in unrest over social security reforms planned by the government of president Daniel Ortega. At least 67 people have been shot by the police with live rounds or rubber bullets, or beaten by members of the Sandinista Youth and other pro-government groups. A further 43 people were reported to have “disappeared” over the weekend.
Francis, the first Latin American pope, called for differences to be resolved peacefully and with a sense of responsibility.
Snipers were reportedly placed in Nicaragua’s national stadium to shoot at protesters holed up in Managua’s cathedral. The demonstrators symbolically pulled down one of the brightly coloured Tree of Life sculptures erected in the capital by the vice-president, Rosario Murillo, Ortega’s wife.
The disturbances turned increasingly violent on Friday, with police using teargas and live rounds against protesters armed with stones.
In the city of León, university offices were torched after riot police broke up a peaceful protest. The ruling Sandinista National Liberation Front’s digital publication El 19 Digital blamed the fires on “groups of vandals”, but protesters claimed they were started by government sympathisers to justify its increasingly repressive measures.
On Friday night, the Nicaraguan army was deployed in Estelí and Managua armed with AK-47s to “safeguard public institutions”, according to El 19 Digital.
Ortega, who is facing the biggest crisis of his leadership, said on Saturday that he was ready to consider changing an unpopular social security overhaul announced last week, which would increase worker contributions and lower pensions. He said, however, that talks would only be held with business leaders and not with other sectors of society.
He also appeared to try to justify what has been a heavy-handed response by the government and allied groups, accusing protesters – most of them university students – of being manipulated by rightwing parties funded from the US and infiltrated by gangsters.
Those remarks appeared to fan the flames, as a short time later on Saturday afternoon thousands of people spilled back on to the streets in seven cities including the capital, after tensions had calmed somewhat on Friday night.
COSEP, Nicaragua’s powerful business association, has called for a private sector march on Monday and offered to negotiate with the government. Since the government came to power in 2007, however, COSEP has been among its closest allies.
Protesters on social media accused COSEP of coming to the government’s rescue, while at the same time presenting itself as a champion of civic struggle to achieve its own objectives.
The UN human rights office has expressed concern about the violence, and called on Nicaraguan authorities to stop further attacks on protesters and the media.


Question: Have you heard about how mindfulness can change the world?

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Christine Wamsler receives funding from The Swedish Research Council Formas.
We know that mindfulness can transform the life of an individual. But did you know it could also change the world?
We are facing increasingly complex global challenges, of which climate change is perhaps the most important. It is obvious that we must do something about our carbon emissions and the increase in floods, windstorms, and heatwaves that threaten our environment – but we don’t seem to know what.
It is becoming clear, however, that the problem can’t simply be solved by new technology or new governments alone. We also need to develop new social practices and encourage a broader cultural shift towards more sustainable living and climate action. We have to completely rethink how we do things. This is where mindfulness comes in.
Mindfulness is the psychological process of bringing one’s attention to the present moment. It is more than just moment-to-moment awareness. It is a kind, curious and non-judgemental awareness that helps us relate to ourselves, others, and our environment with compassion. Mindfulness can be developed through meditation and other contemplative practices, such as yoga and deep listening. It is increasingly used in various professional fields and disciplines. In 2016, 14 times more academic articles used the term as did in 2006.
Mindfulness is often summed up with the phrase “be here now”. We can all be mindful; it’s rooted in our consciousness, and it’s associated with greater emotional intelligence. Neuroscientists think that mindfulness can literally rewire our brains.
As I show in my own research, mindfulness can not only change how we think about the social and environmental crises that affect our world, but can also help us to take the actions needed to build a more sustainable society.
Mindfulness can influence our response to crises, including climate change. It does this for instance by modifying how people process information about risks, changing their environmental behaviour, and by increasing their motivation to reduce suffering and support governments’ climate actions. Reasons include the influence of mindfulness on compassion for both people and nature, and on understanding complexity.
Mindfulness can also increase our ability to cope with the impact of climate change. Studies have shown that mindfulness can be used to help not only the victims, but also everyone else involved in a disaster. Post-traumatic stress affects groups such as emergency workers, firefighters, police, military, volunteers, and communities that host disaster victims; mindfulness can help them reduce that stress. It can make people better able to cope with stress and adapt to new circumstances, by minimising automatic, habitual, or impulsive reactions and increasing cognitive flexibility.
Mindfulness can also encourage us to be more aware of social justice and injustice, and more sensitive to context. It can help cultivate compassion and our intrinsic moral values which, in turn, can be reflected in actions for the common good.
This links to climate change as global warming has environmental and health consequences, which disproportionately affect low-income countries and poor people in high-income countries, who must be protected. Climate adaptation measures must not create new problems or make existing problems worse. Mindful thinking can lead people to consider the consequences of unquestioned structures and power relations, at all scales from petty disputes in the workplace to global issues.
Hence, mindfulness can also change organisations from within. In times of climate change, sustainable organisations need to nurture and develop their social assets in the anticipation of, and to cope with, unexpected risky events. It does this by influencing people’s job satisfaction and organisational learning, and by improving their cognitive flexibility and openness to novelty. This can encourage organisations to constantly probe their environment for ways to stay ahead through innovation.
Yet despite the obvious benefits, researchers have been slow to assess the potential of mindfulness and other contemplative practices for transformation. Bodies such as the United Nations have been more proactive. The United Nations office which co-ordinates global climate action (the UNFCCC), asked the Buddhist leader Thich Nhat Hanh to provide a statement ahead of the Paris climate summit in late 2015, for instance.
My research shows that mindfulness and global sustainability are more connected than we think, but we need to know more about the link between them. It’s high time to explore the practical impact that contemplative practices such as mindfulness can have on sustainability, and how we can tap into this potential to drive global change.


Question: Describe the features that will be added with the latest game update.

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Now you can also pay to upgrade the trade offices your company owns in different cities. Spending money on your trade offices will let them report prices more precisely and get more accurate information about how many tonnes of each type of resource are there in the city's warehouse. If you keep upgrading them you will also get access to an advanced price analysis screen which will show you which goods are in high demand and which are not.
Another exciting aspect is that you will be able to purchase warehouses in cities. That way you can accumulate goods for your ships to collect later and make even bigger profits!
In the next update, battles are going to be affected by the wind. Sometimes it will be quite calm, making your ships move slowly and in a clumsy fashion. Sometimes the wind might help you escape. Sometimes it might even push you towards your enemy, forcing you to remain in battle!
Better balance of country relationship modifiers. Now there will be more ways to improve the relationship of your trading company with the different countries in the game and their effects will last longer.
You will be able to transfer goods directly from one ship to another.
Customizable key bindings so you can choose which keys to use to move the camera around.
New setting to choose if you want to see world events as notifications so the newspaper does not block whatever you are doing.
You can now accept more contracts at the same time.
Improved AI both in battle and business decision making.
Antialiasing support to make the game look nicer.
Several bug fixes to the procedural world generation algorithm.
Minor bug fixes in the battle screen and the contract office screen.


Question: Describe the Brandeis-Millard House. Respond in 7 sentences.

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The Brandeis–Millard House is located at 500 South 38th Street in the West Farnam neighborhood, which is part of the Gold Coast Historic District in Midtown Omaha, Nebraska. Its carriage house is located at 3815 Dewey Avenue in the same area. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980, it was designated an Omaha Landmark on June 10, 1986.
An early example of the Jacobethan style of architecture, the house is the only known work of Albert Kahn in the state. It was built in 1904 for Arthur and Zerlina Brandeis of the notable Omaha mercantile family. The house was purchased in 1909 by Jessie H. Millard as a residence for herself and her father, Senator Joseph H. Millard, who was a pioneer Omahan that served as president of the Omaha National Bank, mayor of Omaha in 1871, and as a U.S. senator from 1901 to 1907. The family occupied the residence until 1922.


Question: Compare and contrast the music of 1968 and 2016 and describe the ways music has helped people during times of political crisis.

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In July, after a man named Micah Xavier Johnson killed five police officers in Dallas, Jonathan Chait sought to calm the readers of New York magazine by insisting that 2016 “is not 1968.” Despite everything that’s happened since, Chait’s contention that “the old, tattered idea of unity may be healthier than it seemed” is still somewhat sound, if you trust the popular vote to mean anything. But it’s telling that he felt the need to make the argument at all: we were only seven months in and 2016 was already being compared to one of the most tumultuous years in American history.
When we think of 1968, we don’t tend think of the music, because when the civilized world is in peril, music hardly seems to matter. Nevertheless, that year saw the release of The White Album, Astral Weeks, Beggars Banquet, At Folsom Prison, White Light/White Heat, Bookends, Sweetheart of the Rodeo, Music From Big Pink, I Heard It Through the Grapevine, Mama Tried, Otis Redding’s In Person at the Whisky A Go Go, Miles Davis’s Nefertiti, John Coltrane’s Om, The International Submarine Band’s Safe at Home, Desmond Dekker’s “Israelites.” Fleetwood Mac, Randy Newman, Silver Apples, Os Mutantes, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and Neil Young all made their debuts. Brazil responded to its own political crisis with Tropicália. Nina Simone responded to ours with ’Nuff Said. Johnny Cash married June Carter.
Some of that music was engaged with the political moment; most of it was not. But it was all made in a time not unlike ours, when what remained of the social fabric seemed to be rending. This year, as with 1968, our best musicians actively pushed against oppressive forces, tested the boundaries of their genres, or just helped us find new ways to dance. Each is a way of refusing to be overwhelmed by the encroaching darkness. There’s no telling what 2017 has in store for us—outlook: not so good—but as the music of 2016 showed us again and again, power takes many forms; there are always new ways of fighting back.
Presenting the best records of 2016.


Question: What is Chang'e 3?

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Chang'e 3 (; ) is a robotic lunar exploration mission operated by the China National Space Administration (CNSA), incorporating a robotic lander and China's first lunar rover. It was launched in December 2013 as part of the second phase of the Chinese Lunar Exploration Program. The mission's chief commander was Ma Xingrui.


Question: "What have you been doing lately?"

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 "What have you been doing lately?"

Allows the user to quickly and easily layout their windows on a dynamic grid using just the mouse.
Gives functionality to the normally useless right mouse button when moving a window. Doing this will enable the grid snap mode.
Crashes at startup (Requires Microsoft .NET Framework 4.6).
Grid overlay can sometimes be delayed.
The WindowGrid32.dll may need to be added to some virus scanners exclusion lists.
Problems when moving non-DPI aware windows between monitors with DPI scaling.
Transposing of grid when displaying on a monitor in portrait orientation (Height > Width).
Moved overlay code into WindowGridOverlay.
Should now work on pre-Windows 8 again.
Removed update connection warning on startup.
Now using WPF in place of WinForms.
Install related issues on specific locales (Was related to directory security).
A few DPI related issues.
Hook related issues (i.e. Tab tearing in Chrome).
Spacebar as an alternative to right click.
Move window mode when pressing middle click.
Drastically simplified the hook process.
Auto start should now work correctly on Windows 7.
Had issues updating from a path with spaces.
"WindowGrid.exe" will now use its running location as it's working directory rather than "ProgramData" (Portable).
Option to disable splash screen.
Ability to change the grid colors from the context menu.
Option to enable showing of window contents while dragging windows.
Compiled using VS2015 from VS2013.
Window borders in Windows 10 display correctly now.
Preliminary command line argument support.
Some windows in Windows 10 may not display correctly.
Crash when using incorrect working directory.
Some performance and graphical issues related to the Grid.
Visual Studio would crash when moving floating windows.
DLL now detaches from hooked process properly.
Install button in settings, installs the exe and adds shortcut to start menu.
Hook dlls now stored in internal zip file.
WindowGrid wouldn't activate if dragged from a maximized window.
New logo and color theme.
Customizable colors and opacity in 'Settings.xml'.
Logger to the C# component.
Supported OS' to the manifest.
Grid renderer (Better layout and new start/end point indicators).
Hold right click to select starting grid, let go to start sizing window.
Visual Studio redists are now statically linked (Shouldn't be required).
Now a single file, settings are now stored in user directory.
Disabling of Windows Aero Shake in settings.


Question: Describe the duties of a Union Pacific Railroad Police Special Agent.

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 Describe the duties of a Union Pacific Railroad Police Special Agent.

Union Pacific has a police department staffed with more than 175 Special Agents. Special Agents have primary jurisdiction over crimes committed against the railroad. The department is responsible for all Union Pacific locations across 32,000 miles of track in 23 states. Its success has served as a model for national crime management; the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation’s creation in 1907 was closely tied to the Union Pacific Police Department's approach.
Railroad police are certified state law enforcement officers with investigative and arrest powers both on and off railroad property in most states. They also have interstate law enforcement authority pursuant to federal law.
In 2014 the Union Pacific Police Department achieved accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA) for complying with the highest law enforcement standards. The department renewed it's commitment to these standards and achieved reccreditation in 2017. Only 17 percent of U.S. law enforcement agencies have earned CALEA accreditation.
The railroad police force dates to the mid-1800s, when the number of U.S. Marshals was insufficient to police America's growing rail network. Members were called Pinkertons, named after their originator, Alan Pinkerton. Today, each Class I railroad employs Special Agents across the country to protect America’s rail network.
Crimes investigated include trespassing on railroad rights of way, theft of railroad property, threats of terrorism and derailments.
Special Agents often take a proactive safety and security message to schools, businesses and civic organizations as well as investigate public safety incidents which occur on railroad property.
Railroad police turn to sophisticated surveillance technology and investigative techniques, such as the use of night vision, thermal imagers, K-9 teams, and other equipment. They often work with local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies on issues concerning the railroad.
As with all law enforcement professionals, the Special Agent job carries with it a potential for dangerous situations. Union Pacific has created a plaque honoring fallen Special Agents who put their lives on the line for the protection of the railroad they served. Created by UP's Police Department, the plaque includes names, dates and locations of the deaths, and the railroads represented. The plaque is on public display at the Union Pacific Railroad Museum in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Additionally, the names of fallen heroes are submitted to the National Law Enforcement Memorial in Washington, DC.
Special Agents are dispatched by Union Pacific’s Response Management Communication Center.
Applicants must have attended and graduated from an accredited Police academy, and presently meet certification requirements to be commissioned in their work location. Prior to applying for a Special Agent position, candidates must have one year experience in a public law enforcement agency or military police. A bachelor's degree in criminal justice, police science, public administration or a related field is recommended. Like other positions, Union Pacific posts Special Agent openings in our Careers section.


Question: Who is Chris Fowler?

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 Who is Chris Fowler?

Christopher Brady Fowler (born August 23, 1962) is an American sports broadcaster for ESPN known best for his work on "College GameDay", which he hosted between 1990 and 2014, and for college football. From 1989 until 2014, Fowler was the primary studio host for college football. Fowler is also a regular anchor on ESPN for coverage of tennis and soccer.
In 2014, he replaced Brent Musburger as the play-by-play announcer for "Saturday Night Football" on ABC, having him ESPN's top announcing team alongside fellow College Gameday's Kirk Herbstreit; this meant he would also be selected to announce one of the two College Football Playoff semifinal games and the College Football National Championship.


Question: Provide a brief description of the upcoming match between Lee Sedol and Ke Jie.

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 Provide a brief description of the upcoming match between Lee Sedol and Ke Jie.

Lee Sedol 9p will take on Ke Jie 9p in the Samsung Cup semifinals, in a reprise of last year’s match, when they also met in the semis. The match starts this Sunday, and Myungwan Kim 9p will provide commentary on the three-game series live on the AGA’s YouTube and Twitch channels, starting at 9p Pacific time on Sunday, October 30 (PDT, UTC-7). Game 2′s commentary will begin at 9p PST on Monday, 10/31, and if necessary, Game 3′s commentary will start at 9p PST on 11/1.


Question: Write a story summarizing a recent ruling from the UK High Court concerning religious burial practices.

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 Write a story summarizing a recent ruling from the UK High Court concerning religious burial practices.

(JTA) — Britain’s High Court has ordered a London coroner to respect the religious beliefs of the deceased’s family when determining the order in which bodies can be buried.
Senior coroner Mary Hassell had announced that she would not prioritize Jewish and Muslim burials over others, despite the fact that Jewish and Islamic law requires bodies of the deceased to be buried as soon as possible after death, ideally on the same day.
The High Court on Friday called Hassell’s “cab-rank rule” policy “unlawful, irrational” and “discriminatory,” according to the London-based Jewish Chronicle.
Hassell is the senior coroner at the St. Pancras Coroner’s Office in central London. Her jurisdiction covers the largest concentration of haredi Orthodox Jews in Europe and the United Kingdom’s biggest Muslim community.
The London-based Adath Yisrael Burial Society took Hassell to court alleging “widespread distress” among the two faith communities.
“The fundamental flaw in the present policy adopted by the defendant is that it fails to strike any balance at all, let alone a fair balance,” Lord Justice Singh wrote in his majority opinion.
“What on its face looks like a general policy which applies to everyone equally may in fact have an unequal impact on a minority. In other words, to treat everyone in the same way is not necessarily to treat them equally. Uniformity is not the same thing as equality,” the decision said.
The Jewish Chronicle reported in December that one woman made 210 phone calls to the St. Pancras Coroner’s Office before being assured that her father would be buried four days after his death. Another family was told it would have to wait two weeks for an autopsy to be performed before a funeral could be held.
This story "Court Orders London Coroner To Prioritize Jewish Burial" was written by JTA.


Question: What is a Hastula matheroniana? Respond in 2 sentences.

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 What is a Hastula matheroniana? Respond in 2 sentences.

Hastula matheroniana is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Terebridae, the auger snails.
The length of the shell varies between 20 mm and 44 mm.


Question: What is the latest on the situation with DACA and the migrants coming to the US? Respond in 33 sentences.

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In a series of tweets over the weekend and Monday morning, President Donald Trump made claims about immigration policy; border security; the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program; and the debate in Congress. Roll Call fact-checked some of Trump’s assertions, many of which are not true.
Trump first announced his intention to end DACA last September, and ordered the Homeland Security Department to begin winding the program down in early March. But two federal judges have blocked his efforts, leaving the program largely intact and keeping about 700,000 young undocumented immigrants known as “Dreamers” in limbo.
DHS isn’t accepting new applications, but it is renewing existing benefits for Dreamers brought to the U.S. illegally as children. That’s likely to remain the case until the legal challenges are resolved or Congress legislates a permanent solution for DACA beneficiaries. Ongoing appeals are expected to take months, and the case could end up before the Supreme Court.
Members of both parties have offered proposals to solve the current crisis. Democrats have tended to make a solution for Dreamers the centerpiece of proposals in exchange for border security improvements. Trump and congressional Republicans, meanwhile, have demanded steep concessions in return for helping Dreamers, including cuts to legal immigration, punishment for so-called sanctuary cities and billions of dollars for the U.S.-Mexico border wall.
Democrats and Republicans worked together in February to reach a workable compromise that could garner the 60 votes necessary to pass the Senate. One proposal to grant citizenship for Dreamers in exchange for border security and other immigration priorities brokered by Sens. Mike Rounds, a South Dakota Republican, and Angus King, a Maine independent, got 54 votes. Trump’s proposal, on the other hand, only received 39. Fourteen Republicans voted against the Trump proposal.
House GOP leadership, meanwhile, has not scheduled a floor vote on a bill by Judiciary Chairman Robert W. Goodlatte that is backed by conservatives.
Claim: Migrants heading for the United States are doing so to “take advantage” of DACA.
To qualify for DACA, a Dreamer must meet strict criteria. Namely, the applicant must have been living in the United States since 2007 and arrived before his or her sixteenth birthday, according to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. There are other requirements, too, including that an applicant be enrolled in school or hold a high school diploma, or be serving in the armed forces. The applicant also can’t have been convicted of a felony or significant misdemeanor.
Claim: The Senate must use the “nuclear option” to pass border security legislation.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has repeatedly said he would not end the legislative filibuster and allow bills to be passed with a simple majority. The Kentucky Republican told USA TODAY last April that the filibuster is “the core of the Senate.” Trump’s opponents have pointed out that, even with a 51-vote threshold, his proposal would have fallen well short of passage.
DHS procedures known as “catch and release” are merely protocols, not laws. Congress has granted the department significant discretion in how to enforce federal immigration laws. Because of human trafficking and asylum laws, as well as limited resources that only allow for roughly 400,000 deportations each year, many undocumented immigrants crossing the border are detained, given a notice to appear in immigration court and then released into the United States. The protocols have been used by Republican and Democratic administrations, including Trump’s.
Claim: There are “caravans” of Central Americans heading for the United States border.
Trump’s tweets came following a Fox News report on a caravan of more than 1,000 Central Americans, mostly from Honduras, currently traveling north through Mexico. Such caravans are not new, and there are international organizations that help facilitate the trips. Many of the migrants plan to make it to the United States, turn themselves in to Border Patrol and apply for asylum because they fear gang violence in their home countries, according to the caravan’s organizers.


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. What is Mian Mahalleh-ye Pap Kiadeh?

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Mian Mahalleh-ye Pap Kiadeh (, also Romanized as Mīān Maḩalleh-ye Pāp Kīādeh; also known as Mīyānmaḩalleh-ye Pāpīyādeh) is a village in Chaf Rural District, in the Central District of Langarud County, Gilan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 561, in 163 families.


Question: Please provide information on the spreadsheet containing GPA/LSAT data gathered for this year's law school enrollments.

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 Please provide information on the spreadsheet containing GPA/LSAT data gathered for this year's law school enrollments.

As law schools start to round out their final classes to begin this fall, we wanted to keep track of incoming classes’ GPA/LSAT stats and look at how they changed from last year. In past years, law school discussion forums have crowdsourced this data, but since we haven’t seen a similar effort take place yet this year, we put together a spreadsheet that can be added to and kept up-to-date, we hope, from members of numerous different online law admissions discussion communities. We’re posting it here for ease of access, and we’ll be linking to it on LawSchool.Life and the Law School Admissions subreddit.
As this data is crowdsourced, we can’t guarantee its complete accuracy, though we will try to keep it as accurate as possible and verify fully once 509 reports are released.
Here is the spreadsheet. Note: the spreadsheet is locked because of fake data being added repeatedly, so just PM Mike on Reddit or Danielle on LSL, or email us at info@spiveyconsulting.com with any medians and we will update them as they come in! Thanks!