Question: Describe the work of Dean Burry. Respond briefly.

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Dean Burry (born 1972 in St. John's, Newfoundland) is a Canadian composer, librettist, and educator. He is known for being one of the composers of "The Hobbit".


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This video features a discussion about the way forward for the socialist movement with Philip Locker and Bhaskar Sunkara. Philip Locker is the National Secretary of Socialist Alternative. Bhaskar Sunkara is the editor of Jacobin Magazine and a vice-chair of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). This video is from the second half of the 2017 Seattle Socialism Conference which was co-hosted by Socialist Alternative, the DSA, and the International Socialist Organization on April 2, 2017.
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Question: Describe the game When Vikings Attack.

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Its rare that a game makes you smile and laugh through gameplay alone. Playing with a group of friends, every little victory emerges as an act of hilarity. When Vikings Attack carries on the spirit of games like Power Stone, but crafts an experience entirely its own. Well, unless you’ve played Poy Poy on the PS1, but even then Vikings adds enough twists to its simple formula to make each and every match into a hilarious experience best enjoyed with friends, be them local, online, or on a different system entirely.
The central mechanic of Vikings is simple. The more people you have in your crowd, the bigger the objects you can pick up and throw. Get hit by objects thrown by other players and you lose some of your crowd members. Last crowd standing wins. It’s easy to pick up, understand, and have fun with. This became evident when my flatmate, intrigued by what was going on, picked up a controller and joined in my single player game. She doesn’t play games in her spare time, and even still she had a grasp on the mechanics within minutes, picking up objects and hurling them at enemies. She wasn’t particularly great at it, but Vikings’ nature is such that it doesn’t matter if you’re not good at the game, as you’ll be having fun regardless. Some stages add more to the formula with twists such as moving traffic, bombs that add extra people to your crowd, and the game’s pace never lets up. Its frantic and absolutely wonderful to play.
While the game’s single player is rather simple, the multiplayer is where Vikings truly shines. Supporting both Cross Play and #YOPO (You Only Pay Once), the game can be played by both PS3 and Vita owners in a variety of ways, from 4 player local to a mixture of local and online. The game’s action is absolutely unrelenting online, with furniture flying in every possible direction, and a frame rate that seems to never get hit by the physics based insanity unfolding onscreen. It’s quite simply a joy.
Vikings isn’t a game that will blow you away visually, but what is there is clearly defined and pleasing to look at. The characters are easily identifiable by player, and the enemies are stocky enough to stand out in the crowds. When there’s swathes of characters onscreen, things get a little hectic, but it soon clears up when the crowds start to form again. When playing with multiple people, it’s also easy to tell who is where, with bright identification for each player’s colour scheme. You can tell that Clever Beans put a lot of effort into making sure the game didn’t get visually confusing, and it helps a great deal.
When Vikings Attack is a Power Stone for the modern age, a game so singularly focused on being fun with friends that is takes on a spirit rarely found in multiplayer games. It’s a fantastic reminder of a time when multiplayer meant sitting with people within punching distance, and one of the best times I’ve had all year.


Question: Describe the relationship between drama channels and influencers on YouTube.

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Famous YouTubers are paying drama channels to trash their rivals, babe can reveal. Influencers with millions of subscribers work with drama accounts – the ones who post viral videos about internet celeb gossip – as their personal PR machines. They use them to push negative publicity around their competition or positively spin their own scandals, and reward them with cash or clout.
Fans describe the practice as an "open secret" within the community, citing drama channel/influencer relations as the reason why receipts of old racist tweets emerge when they do, or why influencers might receive less negative publicity when they get exposed.
We contacted dozens of insiders in the influencer/beauty guru world, and a lot of the stars remained tight-lipped about this practice. But a prominent, household-name YouTuber agreed to an interview with babe on the condition of anonymity.
He described the "ecosystem" between popular influencers who vlog about their lives, and the drama channels that produce videos about them. He said trading promotion was common – a drama channel will work with an influencer in exchange for a shoutout. If a YouTuber asks their 10 million subscribers to start watching a specific channel, they can soar to fame.
"The industry turns over on relationships between drama channels and influencers," said the YouTuber, who explained how the former are rewarded by the latter when they diss their competition. In some ways it's just the latest version of Hollywood stars selling secrets to celeb news sites for money or publicity.
The YouTuber added that he was also aware of influencers who hired full-time employees to scour the social media and IRL history of their rivals in order to dig up dirt – like opposition research in politics – and tweet it from stan accounts they were paid to manage. "It's a business move," he said.
Jeffree Star, the influencer who looks more egg than human, and more rat than egg, has been accused of rewarding YouTubers to make positive videos about him. This thread on a forum that discusses the beauty guru world claims Jeffree, who has been caught saying the n-word multiple times, is known to give designer handbags to friends who upload positive videos about him. We contacted his team but did not hear back.
Meanwhile fans continue to throw allegations that influencers regularly pay drama channels to scalp their rivals. Zaza9000, a well-known Reddit user who used to manage a forum that exposed influencers, says the trend is "one of those untalked-about secrets that everyone knows about but won't speak about," claiming thousands of dollars can change hands for publicity.
"They get 'friendship', shout-outs, clout, free PR, and straight-up paid for making the influencer look good," she explained. "Sometimes influencers will seek out multiple drama channels and befriend them in order to get in their good favor."
At a lower level, you can directly pay Instagram accounts to feature drama on their channel. Expooked ("follow to become skinny" is their bio) is a drama account with 160k followers – they charge $35 for a permanent post and $15 for a 24 hour story, which seems like quite good value.
If you have ever been asked by a YouTuber to make a drama video in exchange for financial reward, message [email protected].
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Question: Name a novel by Knut Hamsun. Respond briefly.

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Mysteries (, 1892) is the second novel by Norwegian author Knut Hamsun.


Question: Describe Parak-e Bashir.

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Parak-e Bashir (, also Romanized as Pārak-e Bashīr; also known as Bashīrābād and Pārak-e Pāmīn) is a village in Jahliyan Rural District, in the Central District of Konarak County, Sistan and Baluchestan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 794, in 173 families.


Question: Explain the debate over the design of the National Energy Guarantee and its potential impacts.

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The NEG may have gone through Coalition party room, but the ESB wants to make significant changes to the nature of the reliability option – in case a coal generator fails.
Can you lean on me?
The Energy Security Board has admitted that it is still not yet settled on the design of the reliability obligation within the proposed National Energy Guarantee, and will canvass significant changes to its design in a new options paper to be released later this week.
The changes come just days after the Coalition party room agreed by majority, and certainly not unanimously, to support the NEG and its modelled investment strike in new wind and solar projects, and CoAG energy ministers withheld their final approval pending discussions over the design.
Those discussions are mostly centred around the emissions obligation, and the need for flexibility in adjusting those targets in the future, but there is also a major debate happening around the timing mechanisms for when the reliability obligation can be triggered.
The prevailing wisdom was that a three-year notice (T-3) should be given by AEMO, resulting in obligated parties having to contract supply to ensure they have sufficient capacity to meet forecast peaks, and then followed by a T-1 trigger one year out that would require details and contracts down to the last five minutes of trade.
But concern has been raised that this may not fully account for dramatic changes in Australia’s generation mix – such as the sudden and irreversible failure of one of Australia’s ageing and increasingly decrepit coal fired generators, or ageing gas generators, which are becoming more costly to maintain.
This led to fears expressed at the CoAG energy ministers meeting last Friday that a reliability gap could emerge at any time across the 10 year forecast period.
So now the ESB is putting together a new options paper that will look at changes, including replacing the 3-year notice (T-3) for triggering the reliability obligation with a 5-year notice (T-5). This is likely to result in increased contracting requirements by retailers with providers of “firm” capacity.
The ESB is also looking at options that may allow AEMO – the market operator – to invoke a T-1 trigger at any time without having to go through the T-3. This will give it the flexibility to respond to any major changes.
Further, the ESB will consult on two additional options: the inclusion of an additional trigger at T-5, and the removal of the T-3 trigger.
As an alternative to the second option (the removal of the T-3 trigger) the ESB is also interested in stakeholder views on a proposed ability for a jurisdiction to trigger the reliability obligation as a transitional arrangement. Consultation on these options will be supported by a policy paper to be released before the close of trade tomorrow.
Further concerns are expressed about the proposed “ability for a jurisdiction (i.e. individual state ministers) to trigger the reliability obligation as a transitional arrangement”, suggesting that individual states could impose the mechanism.
All of which appears to attack the long standing “reliability” standard of 0.002% “unserved” energy, or 99.998% reliability.
just as we’ve put a lid on gold-plating the “poles and wires”, @JoshFrydenberg is doing his damnedest to gold-plate the generation sector — driving up prices.
This has led to some major gold plating of the network, but critics say that energy minister Josh Frydenberg has been systematically undermining it for 2 years, ever since the South Australia blackout and that this, in turn, could lead to major gold plating of the generation fleet too.
The new position will be open to submissions for another three weeks, with submissions due by September 12. The overall legislation is now in an exposure period, lasting four weeks, with CoAG then expected to have two weeks to finalise their positions before Victoria goes into caretaker period.
Quite what impact such changes would have is not clear. Under the current arrangements, the ESB has forecast no reliability concerns over the next decade, based around AEMO 10-year forecasts. But it is known that AEMO is concerned about unexpected events, such as the failure of removal of a major generator without notice.
Update: The Australian Energy Market Commission also issued a draft rule on Thursday requiring generators to provide at least three years notice of closure. This rule, which originated in the Finkel Review, followed the abrupt closure of both the Hazelwood and Northern coal generators over the past two years.


Question: How can I borrow a calculator from the MSLC Resource Center?

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The MSLC Resource Center (Cockins Hall 146) has TI-84 graphing calculators and TI-30 calculators available on a short-term loan. These calculators maybe be checked out during the Resource Center's open hours. A current Buck-ID is required to check out items. Calculators must be returned by the resource center's closing time the following day or you will be charged a late return fee.


Question: Have I heard about the free dinner at the Hillsborough County Republican Party this Friday?

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Friday's dinner is now free at the Hillsborough County Republican Party dinner.
The Hillsborough County Republican Party's dinner with former Trump political adviser Steve Bannon is now free.
Party vice chairman Jeff Lukens sent an email to members of the local party Monday saying, "The Trump Anniversary Dinner with Steve Bannon this Friday will be COMPLEMENTARY TO ALL. We have a donor who will cover our expenses."
The party had previously advertised the dinner, to be held Friday night, as a fundraiser with prices up to $20,000 for 10 seats of premier seating at a table with Bannon, VIP tickets at $1,000 each, and general admission at $125.
Last week it cut the prices to $5,000 for the 10 "chairman's table" seats with Bannon, $300 for VIP seats, and general admission at $50. Announcing the price cuts, the party said in a Facebook posting, "We want to pack the house!!!"
Those prices have now been reduced to zero.
The event is to commemorate the anniversary of Trump being elected president.
Lukens didn't respond to messages asking whether he would confirm the change, who the donor is and how much that person will be paying to cover expenses for the event.


Question: Describe the possibility of another universe existing next to ours.

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Strange light from space could have been left over from a neighboring universe.
We may have, for the first time ever, just glimpsed another universe. A new analysis of data from the European Space Agency’s Planck telescope suggests that a peculiar glow out in deep space could well originate from a separate universe residing just next to ours.
The existence of multiple universes — a multiverse — has been considered scientifically plausible. If all these universes emerged from the same Big Bang, then they’re likely sitting together like ducks in a row, vibrating. If these universes touch one another, the thinking goes, the resulting collision would leave some sort of trace evidence. Which brings us to the Planck telescope’s map of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) — leftover light from the violent, swirling beginnings of the early universe. In a new paper, Caltech cosmologist Ranga-Ram Chary compared the CMB with a picture of the entire night sky also taken by the Planck telescope, and found a weird patch of bright light that could be the result of universes colliding.
The data suggests that the other universe rubbing up against ours would look very different than anything we’re used to and would have hit our universe just a few hundred thousand years after the Big Bang.
A multiverse would be the consequence of cosmic inflation — the idea that the universe is constantly expanding. The eternal inflation would produce “a number of pocket universes,” Alan Guth, an MIT cosmologist and pioneer of the multiverse theory, told New Scientist. This is because hidden energy in empty spaces would drive inflation forward at an intense speed, creating new bubbles of energy that could eventually blow up into smaller pocket universes that continue to expand.
Each universe would possess a unique type of physics that could be entirely unsustainable, or look similar to our world.
The biggest obstacle to studying these other universes is that the bubbles would be constantly expanding — and so would the space between them. Light wouldn’t be traveling fast enough to carry much information from one to another. In order to actually observe physical properties, astronomers would have to wait for collisions or look for evidence of cosmic bruising.
Thus the reason this new data is so intriguing. If our universe has bumped into another one, it would probably create an anomalous light signature — like what Chary seems to have found. These new spots are 4,500 times brighter than what conventional theory predicts they should be. One explanation could be that the other universe is gushing with protons and electrons, making the light from the collision much brighter.
While the discovery of a new universe would be Earth-shattering, it’s important to approach the new study with caution. Scientists have had their hopes continuously stoked by new data suggesting evidence of a multiverse, only to be burned time and time again by rational explanations. This new data could be the exception, or it could be no different. There’s a high burden of proof to establish, and that’s not helped by the fact that Planck was never intended to measure the kinds of spectral distortions Chary has built his case on.
NASA might soon be dishing out something that could remediate that problem. Scientists at Goddard Space Flight Center are looking for funding for PIXIE, the Primordial Inflation Explorer whose instruments could more accurately observe and analyze Chary’s light signals and procure more data about cosmic inflation. But that funding might not be awarded till the end of 2016.


Question: Do you know anything about Europe Day?

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With Mr Cameron claiming on this of all days, "Europe Day", that leaving the EU would bring us closer to war, all he is actually doing is repeating the most insidious myth of them all in relation to the European Union - that this monstrous construct has helped keep the peace.
The myth finds is purest form in the EU hagiography, where the European Commission's asserts that "probably very few people in Europe know that on 9 May 1950 the first move was made towards the creation of what is now known as the European Union".
Crucially, it would have us believe that this was an attempt at preventing a Third World War, but completely omits to tell us that the intellectual genesis lies not in the post-WWII period but in the 1920s, devised is response to the problems arising out of the First World War.
For the myth-makers, though, the origin of the EU was Paris on 9 May 1950. Against the background of the threat of a Third World War engulfing the whole of Europe, the then French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman (pictured above, right, with Jean Monnet) read to the international press a declaration calling France, Germany and other European countries to pool their coal and steel production as "the first concrete foundation of a European federation".
This was what was on offer was the creation of a supranational European Institution, charged with the management of the coal and steel industry, the very sector which was, at that time, the basis of all military power. The countries which Schuman called upon had almost destroyed each other "in a dreadful conflict which had left after it a sense of material and moral desolation". Thus, concludes the European Commission in its own history, "Everything... began that day".
At the time, the new Germany, under the guidance of Ludwig Erhard, was already showing signs of a remarkable economic recovery. This raised the question of how the new nation should be assimilated into the western European community.
At the Council of Europe in August 1949 Churchill had shocked many delegates by proposing that she should be given the warmest of welcomes. Two of the western occupying powers, the USA and Britain, wanted to see her continue on the road towards full economic recovery and nationhood as soon as possible. But this had provoked a deep rift with France, which wanted to continue exercising control over the German economy, for fear that she might once again become too strong a political and economic rival.
Once his memorandum was complete, Monnet's next problem was how to get it adopted. He could not act as the champion of his own plan. As a natural behind-the-scenes operator, his style was always to act indirectly. He needed to win over very senior support in the French government.
In this, Monnet had constant contact with senior members of the French government. His obvious choice was foreign minister, Robert Schuman. It would be he that would have to face US Secretary of State Dean Acheson in a few days time. Monnet knew that his officials had few ideas to offer. He would most likely, therefore, be receptive to some new ideas.
Furthermore, as a potential advocate, Schuman had other advantages. Born in 1886 in Luxembourg to a German mother, he was fluent in both German and French, having read law at the universities of Berlin, Munich and Bonn. He had then moved to Alsace Lorraine when it was under German rule, which meant that in 1914 he had been recruited into the German army. Yet in the Second World War, when Alsace Lorraine had again become part of Germany, he had, as a French citizen, been arrested by the Gestapo. He was thus a perfect witness to the need to resolve the Franco-German conflict.
But, with the backing of the commission, the myth endures. Hilariously, though, when I addressed a group of 150 sixth-formers recently, on the history of the European Union, not one of them knew that 9 May was "Europe Day". For all the effort the EU has expended on cultivating its core myth, it has failed to have any decisive impact. Whether Mr Cameron likes it or not, it is truly an idea whose time has gone.
The core of this narrative is drawn from the recently republished book, The Great Deception, by Christopher Booker and Richard North.


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Pikovnik () is a small remote settlement in the hills north of Begunje in the Municipality of Cerknica in the Inner Carniola region of Slovenia.


Question: Describe Long Distance Calling's third studio album.

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Long Distance Calling is the third studio album by German post-rock/post-metal band Long Distance Calling. It was released on 17 February 2011, through Superball Music and earned the band their first chart entry. The song Middleville features John Bush on vocals.


Question: What is Bitfinex?

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Bitfinex is a multi-coin cryptocurrency exchange specialized for training that is used by millions of traders worldwide. Operated by iFinex Inc., a Hong-Kong based company, Bitfinex has enjoyed a continuously growing number of users, and has become one of the world’s largest Bitcoin trading platforms since it entered the market in 2012.
As one of the world’s expansive and leading Bitcoin trading platforms, it facilitates the US Dollar trading of Bitcoin and 19 other cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum and Litecoin. All those seriously involved in cryptocurrency trading use the platform for its advanced features.
Bitfinex offers its services through a web-based platform and mobile app. The platform offers an exhaustive interface that can be customized to suit the distinct needs of the trader. It has charts based on the Trading View charting site’s design, keeping it known territories for traders that are just crossing to cryptocurrency trading.
Bitfinex’s interface is responsive and detailed, with different themes and layouts to choose from, notification settings and data preferences. Other can also set table preferences, manage tickers navigation, sort book columns order, choose what’s in your trading sidebar and on which side you want it.
Newbies to the trading game can find the interface complicated. It takes time to master and thus they will be more likely to make costly mistakes.
Bitfinex provides margin trading, which basically increases a trader’s market exposure through leverage, allowing up to 3.3 times leveraging trade. Leveraged margin trading is offered through a peer-to-peer funding market.
Margin funding is when liquidities are given by users to margin traders in exchange for daily interest payments.
This feature offers traders the tools they need for every possible situation. Here are the order types included: Post Only, Hidden Order, One Cancel Other(OCO), Fill or Kill, Stop, Trailing Stop, Market, Limit, Time Weighted Average Price (TWAP), Iceberg Orders (algorithmic order).
At the time of writing this review these where the altcoins that could be traded on Bitfinex: Bitcoin, Bcash, Ethereum, Iota, Litecoin, Ethereum Classic, EOS, BTG, Zcash, Monero, Dash, NEO, Ripple, OmiseGO, Santiment, ETP, Streamr, Qtum, Eidoo, and Aventus.
For short-selling, there are additional fees which differ based on the platform’s internal financing and a limit of 70% of your whole position.
Payments can be made via cryptocurrency. Fiat currency deposits are currently disabled as of 2017.
Bitfinex has the largest volume when it comes to Bitcoin exchange. High volume equates to tight spread, which is the difference between the best bid and ask prices and best liquidity, which means that you can trade in large numbers without pushing the price away from you.
Bitfinex has been hacked in 2016, which meant 120,000 bitcoins (worth at the time approximately $72 million USD) where stolen. The users were compensated by receiving tokens, which are equivalent to the number of lost bitcoins per account, and then the tokens would be purchased back at bitcoin prices over a certain amount of time.
In less than a year since it began repaying customer losses, Bitfinex bought back all the tokens, proving its deep liquidity and commitment to its customers.
But in April of this year, Bitfinex has had its accounts frozen by its bank, this lead clients to complain of fluctuations in Bitfinex’s pricings. Normal services were restored, but as a consequence, US dollar trades are not allowed and US customers are no longer accepted.
The platform uses two factor authentication, which is an extra layer of security known as multi factor authentication for logins and withdrawals. Withdrawal IP’s are monitored through email encryption. If, for instance, a new IP pops up, withdrawals are locked for 24 hours.
Bitfinex also verifies those that use Tether. This option appears on the Deposit and Withdraw pages, next to “Crypto-Currencies” and “Wire Transfer”. This is a token that is compatible with Bitcoin, and its value is exactly one dollar. You can check it out on the official website of Tether.
A giant in the crypto exchange industry, Bitfinex is a perfect tool for an experienced trader but newcomers are advised to use simpler exchange platforms.


Question: Describe the recent opening of Chicken Guy! at Disney Springs.

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Aug 31, 2018 in "Chicken Guy!"
Celebrity Chef Guy Fieri joined restauranteur Robert Earl, Disney Executives and Mickey Mouse to officially open Chicken Guy! at Disney Springs yesterday.
On hand to officially welcome Chicken Guy! to the Disney Springs family were Matt Simon, Vice President of Disney Springs and Lisa Onopa, Director of Operating Participants Department, Walt Disney World Resort, and Brandon Peters, Walt Disney World Ambassador.
Hundreds of guests were lined up in anticipation of the ceremony and were rewarded for their enthusiasm with a tasty treat, as Fieri and Earl handed out samples of their chicken tenders and the restaurant’s 22 signature sauces to the hungry crowd.
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Question: Describe the events surrounding Christine Blasey Ford's confrontation with Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.

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Christine Blasey Ford, the Palo Alto University college professor who accused Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh Brett Michael KavanaughJuan Williams: Buttigieg already making history Dems plot next move in Trump tax-return battle Fight over census citizenship question hits Supreme Court MORE of sexual assault while they were in high school, will reportedly be publicly honored by the Palo Alto City Council later this month.
The Palo Alto Daily Post reported Friday Mayor Liz Kniss is planning to honor the college professor for testifying against Kavanaugh.
Kniss told the paper she plans to publicly honor Ford at a City Council meeting on Oct. 29, but added she has reservations about if the college professor will show up to accept the proclamation.
Amid the outpour of support for Ford following her gripping testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee earlier this year over her allegations of sexual assault against Kavanaugh, Kniss reportedly came forward publicly with her own experiences of sexual assault in the 1960s.
During Ford’s testimony, the college professor struggled to retain her composure after saying that she thought Kavanaugh might accidentally kill her when he allegedly put his hand over her mouth at the time and pinned down her to a bed while groping her.
Kavanaugh has denied allegations brought against him by Ford and other accusers and heard his first cases as Supreme Court Justice earlier this month.
“She can never be anonymous again. If she goes back to teaching, then probably people will sign up for her class because they’re curious,” Kniss told the paper.
“She must wake up every morning thinking, ‘What good did it do?’ He’s been sworn in, and he’s a (Supreme Court) justice for life,” the mayor continued.
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Question: Describe the television shows that have recently won a Peabody award.

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The CW continued its kudos hot streak with “Jane the Virgin” also landing the coveted trophy from the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication.
The Peabody org noted that this year’s entertainment selections featured a high volume of strong roles for women, from Schumer’s unabashedly raunchy comedy to Keri Russell’s icy Soviet spy in “Americans” to Gina Rodriguez’s infectiously charming Jane to “Honorable Woman” Maggie Gyllenhaal in a potboiler set against the backdrop of Mideast politics.
Additional Peabody winners in the news and radio categories will be announced April 20; documentary, public service, kidvid and educational winners will be unveiled April 23.
The kudos will be handed out May 31 in a ceremony at Cipriani Wall Street hosted by “Portlandia” star (and two-time Peabody winner) Fred Armisen.
In this ingenious, addictive cliffhanger, Reagan-era Soviet spies – married with children and a seemingly endless supply of wigs — operate out of a lovely 3BR home in a suburb of Washington, D.C. Between their nail-biter missions (and sometimes in the midst of them), the series contemplates duty, honor, parental responsibility, fidelity, both nationalistic and marital, and what it means to be an American.
This cinematically arresting, brilliantly written series from England is an anthology of dark-side tales – dark as a black hole. If its narrative shocks don’t wreck your sleep pattern, its moral conundrums will.
“Fargo,” the series, boasts the same snow-swept backdrop and dark, deadpan ambience as the Oscar-winning movie but tells a different, more complicated story. Its villain, Billy Bob Thornton’s mischievous, murderous, charismatic Lorne Malvo, is a character worthy of Norse mythology.
A visually rich, densely-plotted thriller set against the backdrop of the Israeli-Palestine conflict, it suggests complexities and age-old vendettas that often escape even the best documentaries, to say nothing of the evening news.
Schumer’s wholesome, disarming “Brady Bunch” looks belie and enhance a comic intelligence that’s smart, distinctively female and amiably profane, whether she’s applying it to sketch comedy, stand-up, or person-on-the-street interviews.
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Immaculately conceived, it’s a smart, self-aware telenovela that knows when and how to wink at itself. Its Latina lead, Gina Rodriguez, is incandescent.
A most worthy addition to the news-as-comedy genre, “Last Week Tonight” doesn’t just satirize the previous week’s news, it engages in fresh, feisty investigative reports that “real” news programs would do well to emulate.
A powerful, subtle dramatic series about a death-row inmate freed after nearly two decades thanks to new DNA evidence, it ponders whether what’s been lost can ever be repaid, not just to him but to everyone he and his alleged crimes touched.


Question: "Hey chatbot, it seems like some insects stockpiling gold for an imminent collapse of world currencies. Is that true?"

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(Phys.org)—Australia's smallest and most numerous mining prospectors can show us where new gold deposits are.
Insects can carry gold from underground up into their mounds.
Dr Aaron Stewart and his CSIRO colleagues have shown that they also accumulate metals in their bodies.
In Australia—geologically the world's oldest continent—new mineral resources are becoming increasingly difficult to find, because they tend to be overlain by layers of sand, gravel and soils.
But insects provide valuable clues to where these resources lie.
"What is really great about ants and termites is that we can use their work instead of spending vast amounts on expensive drilling," says Aaron, a research scientist with CSIRO in Perth.
"After 150 years of exploration, the easiest deposits near the surface have been discovered. We need new ways of finding gold."
"Most of Australia is covered by a layer of earth that hides buried minerals. But signs of a resource are often close to the surface. In some places we have shown that termites and ants can bridge that gap by bringing up evidence from five metres down."
"Our new research shows that it is not only the really big termite mounds like the ones found in northern Australia that can be useful. Small termite and ant mounds that occur all over the country can do the job."
At thousands of dollars a hole, the traditional exploration method of drilling grids of holes is very expensive. "Exploration companies are very keen to find ways of reducing costs," Aaron says.
"By helping to narrow down the area that needs to be drilled we can reduce the cost of finding new deposits."
Several exploration companies are already working with CSIRO to develop and refine the method.
Aaron's research was published in the journal Geochemistry: Exploration, Environment, Analysis in November and has also appeared in PLoS ONE.
Why do they stockpile gold? Do they foresee a collapse in the world's currencies?
I used this method 30 years ago in Rhodesia. The aBantu have been using it since at least the time of the Muwanamutapa.
Like the legions of ConservaTards who are now cowering in their end of days bunkers, the ants know the end is near and gold will be the only money available to use their trade for food and services from other insects.
Gold is going to $4,000 an ounce. I know that I done did gone and read it on a conservative blog who's done gone and sells gold by the Godly measure called an ounce.
Grams is the devils work.
Oh, so now you have it in for poor old grandmothers? Maybe steal a few of their gold teeth, huh?
While you're at it, don't forget the silver fillings.
you shouldn't post while Drunk, Sox oll boy.
You should really get off the sause. You have been stoned since your pal Ronmey lost the election.
Stoned or not, sox's inane drivel would be just as derptacular.


Question: Explain the origin of the name Tupac Shakur.

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Over the last few weeks, even if you blinked, you couldn’t miss the name Tupac Shakur. More than 20 years after his death, the rap legend’s name has been everywhere, thanks to the Benny Boom-directed biopic All Eyez on Me which premiered last weekend. The buzz around the movie (and even the initial negative reviews) have pushed ‘Pac into the mainstream conversation once again, even more so than his 2012 Coachella cameo as a hologram did.
But the reality is that, box office buzz or not, Tupac Shakur is a hip-hop icon whose name is instantly recognizable, in the U.S. and around the world. His name can be found splashed across T-shirts, hats, jewelry, posters, and other merchandise, and has been featured in murals from Oakland to New York City. It’s hard to imagine ‘Pac going by any other name—but he did, at one point, and it only lasted about a year.
The rapper was born Lesane Parish Crooks on June 16, 1971. While he was still an infant, his mother, Afeni Shakur, changed his name to Tupac Amaru Shakur, which made him the third well-known person to carry the name Tupac Amaru.
“Tupac Amaru” is derived from the name Tupaq Amaru, which, loosely translated, means sierpe resplandeciente or “shining serpent” in Quechua (the indigenous language of the Andes and second-most spoken language in Peru). The first known Tupac Amaru was an indigenous monarch—the last Sapa Inca, for any 16th-century Latin American history buffs out there. The second known person to carry the name was José Gabriel Condorcanqui—better known as Tupac Amaru II—an 18th-century Peruvian revolutionary of indigenous blood (he claimed to be a direct descent of the first Tupac Amaru). The second Tupac led the largest indigenous uprising in Spanish American colonial history. As many indigenous people of the Americas were, both were executed by the Spanish.
“I wanted him to have the name of revolutionary, indigenous people in the world. I wanted him to know he was part of a world culture and not just from a neighborhood,” Afeni reportedly said of her son’s renaming. The origin of this quote is unknown; it’s been widely circulated across the internet, plastered on shareable graphics and Tumblr posts. But historians say there’s evidence that the Black Panthers, which Afeni was a member of at the time, were studying and paying close attention to international liberation movements.
According to Walker, in the late 1960s and early ‘70s, there was international interest in Tupac Amaru II (remember, that’s the 18th-century revolutionary) because of “global fascination with third-world political struggles and anti-colonialism.” At the same time, in Peru, the name and image of Tupac Amaru II became a national symbol during the regime of General Juan Velasco Alvarado, a commander of Peru’s armed forces who overthrew the country’s previous president in a military coup. General Velasco became known for his nationalist rule, and his agrarian reform and education reform policies focused on bringing up the poor and indigenous communities of Peru. For many, Tupac Amaru II came to represent an indigenous and mestizo revolution—in other words: a revolution for the people.
Here’s where it gets tricky. It is true that Tupac Amaru, the Inca chief, was beheaded by the Spanish. But Tupac Amaru II, the revolutionary who came after, was also tortured upon being captured during the rebellion. When the Spanish attempted to tear off his limbs, his body resisted the four horses’ strength. He eventually was beheaded in the same plaza in Cuzco, Peru where his namesake suffered the same fate.
There is only way to know for sure whether the most recognizable name in rap is an homage to an Inca chief or a Peruvian freedom fighter centuries later. That would be to ask Afeni Shakur if she were still alive today.
That may have been the only time he spoke about his name on tape, and may be the only time he connected his name with Peruvian indigenous history on the record.
But it’s clear that, from his early beginnings, Shakur had all makings of a revolutionary: based on not just his name, but also the family he was born into. When he began to use his platform, ‘Pac was able to share his truth through rap and the written word about his multifaceted experience as a black man in America, even if the complex truth was the last thing anyone wanted to hear.
“I’m not saying I’m gonna change the world, but I guarantee that I will spark the brain that will change the world,” said ‘Pac in a recorded interview. His fight for freedom differed from his namesakes, but they are unified in the fight to change and inspire their respective worlds. That’s what a leader, warrior and freedom fighter does.


Question: Describe the features and functions available in the Bookworm application.

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1. Toggle between a grid view and a list view for the library. Editing the book metadata is possible in both views however the list view allows sorting of metadata. Filtering is possible using the search bar in the library view.
2. An easy, simple layout to read books irrespective of the ebook format (epub, pdf, cbr, mobi, etc). A preference menu  allows essential adjustments for text zoom in/out, margin increase/decrease and line width increase/decrease. Bookworm comes with three reading profiles of light, sepia and dark. Multiple pages of the book can be bookmarked [ ]. Full screen mode is supported on right click or with the shortcut F11.
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Question: What do you think about Rep. John Conyers retiring and what do you think about lawmakers disclosing details about sexual misconduct or harassment settlements?

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Embattled Rep. John Conyers, D-Michigan, has announced Tuesday that he is retiring and has endorsed his son, John Conyers III to run for his seat. Conyers' lawyer confirmed that the retirement is effective immediately.
"My legacy can't be compromised or diminished in any way by what we're going through now. This too shall pass," said Conyers on a local Michigan radio station Tuesday morning.
He added, "I want you to know that my legacy will continue through my children. I have a great family here and especially in my oldest boy, John Conyers III who incidentally I endorsed to replace me in my seat in Congress."
Shortly after the announcement, Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Texas, took to the House floor to read a statement from Conyers. She said he asked her to read his statement announcing his decision and that he's notified House Speaker Paul Ryan, Rep. Nancy Pelosi and Michigan Governor Rick Snyder of his plans to step down.
"Given the totality of the circumstance of not being afforded the right of due process in conjunction with current health conditions, and to preserve my legacy and good name, I am retiring. I hope my retirement will be viewed in the larger perspective of my record of service as I enter a new chapter," the statement from Conyers read.
CBS News obtained his retirement letter address to Speaker Ryan and Pelosi later Tuesday afternoon.
While Conyers maintains he would be retiring immediately, CBS News' Steve Chaggaris reports that Conyers' resignation from the House will trigger a special election to replace him to be called by the governor, per Michigan law. That will take place as soon as the Michigan governor's office receives his letter of resignation.
According to Speaker Ryan's office, nothing has been received notifying Ryan of his resignation. His resignation will not be effective until the office receives the original letter announcing the resignation and a copy of his signed letter to Governor Snyder.
The news comes after Conyers' great-nephew, 29-year old Michigan state Senator Ian Conyers, told CBS News' Jonathan Blakely he would be running for the elder Conyers' seat.
"His doctor advised him that the rigor of another campaign would be too much for him just in terms of his health," Ian Conyers told the Times.
He added that he believed his great-uncle's constituents in Michigan would continue to support him and the rest of the family "as we continue to fight, as we have for leading up to a century."
Speaking on the Mildred Gaddis radio show, Conyers said he's taking the allegations "in stride."
"This goes with the issue of politics. The game of politics which we're in, we take what happens, we deal with it, we pass on and move on forward as we keep going trying to make as much as we can of this tremendous opportunity that's been given to me for so long," said Conyers on Tuesday.
"I stand with my uncle in terms of his belief of no specific wrongdoing," he said. "However, those things need to have their day in court."
"Whatever they are they are not accurate, they are not true, and I think that they are something that I can't explain where they came from," said Rep. Conyers.
When asked if Congress should disclose the details of settlements made by other lawmakers in cases of sexual misconduct or harassment, Conyers replied with "a strong, unequivocal yes."
"I think there should be a complete disclosure and revealing to all of the citizens of the country of what your federal legislators are doing or not doing and any cost that may have been incurred as a result of that," added Conyers.
Conyers has already stepped down from his leadership position as ranking member on the House Judiciary Committee late last month. He will now be leaving the seat he's held since 1965.
CBS News' Rebecca Kaplan and Catherine Reynolds contributed to this report.


Question: Hi, I'm having a hard time lately with dealing with my anxiety, OCD, ADHD, agoraphobia, problems with focus, emotional volatility, and sensitivity to rejection, as well as chronic depression. Help!

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 Hi, I'm having a hard time lately with dealing with my anxiety, OCD, ADHD, agoraphobia, problems with focus, emotional volatility, and sensitivity to rejection, as well as chronic depression. Help!

But Have You Tried Not Having a Psychological Disorder?
Hey friend, sorry to hear that times have been tough. Anxiety? I’ve been there. Just yesterday, I had a job interview and I was really anxious. Plus I’m very OCD about certain things. Not pathologically or anything, but I like to clean my dishes after I use them.
Don’t buy into all that medicine and psychology crap. I know they tell you that there are legitimate ways to get over and manage this stuff, but they just overcomplicate things. It’s quite simple. Let me tell you how I got over it: I stopped.
Have you ever tried that? Just stop. Like, don’t be anxious. See? It’s a lot better than being anxious. A lot of the people I admire most are not anxious. Don’t you want to be like them? They have it all figured out. They just don’t worry. So that’s what you should do too. Just don’t do it. If you can’t… well, just do it. Stop being a wuss. No offense, haha. I mean, especially that agoraphobia stuff, you gotta cut that out.
And I’ve been meaning to talk to you about your problems maintaining focus, emotional volatility, and sensitivity to rejection. You know ‘ADHD’ is made up, right? It’s just boys being boys. And adults and girls. Basically, it’s just people with an abnormally thin cortex in their attentional regions being people with an abnormally thin cortex in their attentional regions. But look, again, I get it. I had trouble getting through Crime and Punishment. But here’s what you have to do. You know that norepinephrine deficiency you have? Try not having it instead. It’s way better that way. You also need to care less about what other people think, and I’d recommend starting by getting your dopaminergic systems in order, amigo. Grow some skin. Or grow some extra cortex. Why would you even want to have that problem?
Now your mind-shattering and agonizing chronic depression might be easiest to deal with. Whenever I’m feeling blue, I just do something that makes me no longer feel that way. Have you ever tried that? I also have a perfectly functioning limbic system, and would recommend that as well. I don’t have a psychological disorder and therefore am qualified to give you advice about your problems.
I know it all seems like legitimate medical issues, but it’s not brain science. All this stuff is just in your head. Take it from me, it’s much better when you just don’t have any of these problems. So just stop.


Question: Describe Shivini, the solar god in the mythology of ancient Armenia.

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Shivini (also known as Siuini, Artinis, Ardinis) was a solar god in the mythology of the Armenian kingdom of Urartu. He is the third god in a triad with Khaldi and Theispas. The Assyrian god Shamash is a counterpart to Shivini. He was depicted as a man on his knees, holding up a solar disc. His wife was most likely a goddess called Tushpuea who is listed as the third goddess on the Mheri-Dur inscription.


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Hey Everyone! Here’s the full list of people who made it to this year’s list along with all of the people that qualified to get rated. We have included #101-129 and also Twitch’s hypothetical spot in the list. Enjoy and see you guys in the summer!
Where is the PeoplesChamp ? He mad top 64 at TBH5….
Why exactly did Twitch ended up ranked 62.5th?
You accidentally put two players at 105th!
+Bagman I think it was that Scar doesn’t have enough 2015 activity to be considered. He was listed as a “hidden boss” (like Twitch was).
+Dylan Tate Twitch’s ranking is only a hypothetical ranking. I suspect it’s due to him not playing in enough tournies.
This list needs to be updated! It would be a cool yearly thing.


Question: Describe the oldest known domesticated canines in the Americas.

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ANCIENT PAWS New radiocarbon evidence has identified three dogs excavated in Illinois, including this pooch, as the oldest canines in the Americas. These human companions lived around 10,000 years ago, about 1,500 years earlier than previously thought.
WASHINGTON — A trio of dogs buried at two ancient human sites in Illinois lived around 10,000 years ago, making them the oldest known domesticated canines in the Americas.


Question: Explain why "Medicare for All" is a popular option for health care reform in the United States.

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Will the Republican Health-Care Debacle Pave the Way for ‘Medicare for All’?
Only if progressives force the debate.
This week, the Congressional Budget Office confirmed what was already apparent: The revised House Republican health-care bill will still deprive millions of Americans—23 million in the CBO estimate—of health insurance. Senate Republicans are devising their plan in secret, because it too will likely deprive millions of health coverage. During the campaign, Donald Trump pledged, “I am not going to cut Medicaid”; now Trumpcare and his budget would slash it by 45 percent. In contrast with Republican horrors, Obamacare has grown in popularity, but premiums are rising as insurance companies consolidate monopolies in various states and Trump works to sabotage it. Surely, now is the time for progressives to wage a fierce campaign for Medicare for All.
Why Won’t More American Corporations Support Single-Payer Health Care?
Americans are more than ready. A January poll by the Pew Research Center found that 60 percent of Americans surveyed agree that the government should be responsible for ensuring health care for all, with support at its highest levels in a decade. An April Economist/YouGov poll found 60 percent of Americans favored “expanding Medicare to provide health insurance for every American.” Support was consistent across lines of race, age, and income. Fifty-eight percent of self-identified independents and 60 percent of moderates were in favor. Forty-six percent of Republicans and 43 percent of self-described conservatives signed on as well.
The popularity of expanding Medicare is surprising, given how little support it has received from the political class. In 2016, Bernie Sanders stumped for it, but Hillary Clinton dismissed it out of hand, arguing it “will never, ever come to pass.” Democratic leaders in the House and Senate want Democrats to defend Obamacare, not talk about Medicare for All. Even the Congressional Progressive Caucus, which has championed single-payer health care, decided not to include it in its 2017 budget.
Churchill is erroneously quoted as saying that “Americans will always do the right thing, only after they have tried everything else.” On health care, we’ve pretty much exhausted “everything else.” ACA still leaves over 20 million without health insurance, and leaves Americans to the tender mercies of entrenched insurance and drug companies. The House Republican bill would leave 51 million Americans without health insurance by 2026. It “saves money” largely by depriving people of health insurance or leaving them with inadequate plans that don’t cover preexisting conditions. With Trump’s draconian budget, Republicans would put about half of the 70 million who receive Medicaid at risk, despite that fact that a vast majority of Americans and over 40 percent of Republican voters say that Medicaid expansion is important to them or their family. Republicans are likely to pay a big price politically in 2018 if they actually try to defend depriving millions of working and poor people of health insurance while using the savings to finance obscene tax cuts for the rich.
Now, with the Republican debacle as backdrop, support for fundamental reform has picked up. Democratic state legislators in California are on the verge of passing a state single-payer plan, although Governor Brown remains skeptical. In January, Representative John Conyers (D-MI) reintroduced a single-payer bill that would create a publicly financed universal health-care system funded by a payroll-tax increase, tax hikes on the rich, and a financial-transactions tax. Conyers now has 104 cosponsors, with the backing of unions and progressive groups.
Most politicians are still wary of defending “bureaucratic heath care,” or explaining the cost of “paying for it.” In fact, Medicare is far more efficient than private health insurance, and a single-payer system would capture massive savings from eliminating the administrative overhead and profit margins raked off by insurance and drug companies. Recipients would receive affordable comprehensive coverage at far less cost than under Obamacare. But the financing is vulnerable to attack, as Sanders discovered during the campaign.
That is why it is vital for progressive political leaders and progressive grassroots groups to coalesce around a campaign for Medicare for all. Our Revolution, MoveOn, Democrats for America, Credo, Color of Change, People’s Action, the Progressive Congressional Campaign Committee, and others could turn the CNN prediction into reality and make support for Medicare for all a centerpiece of their candidate screening. Extensive public education efforts are needed to explain to people the advantages of the transition, even as the horrors of Republican reforms are revealed.
Democrats should be pushed to go beyond merely a defense of Obamacare. They need to learn how to link exposure of Republican deforms with a call for moving to a more rational system. Those who support partial reforms—expansion of Medicaid, lowing the eligibility age of Medicare to 50 or 55, reviving the public option in the Obama exchanges—should be pushed to frame them as steps towards Medicare for all.
None of this will be easy. The popular support offered up in a poll will be shaken by multimillion-dollar scare campaigns launched by insurance and drug companies. Those happy with their employer-based insurance will be wary. Seniors worried about diluting Medicare will be major targets. Legions of lobbyists—Democratic and Republican—will dine out on devising legislative, administrative, and judicial obstacles to fundamental reform. But as Sanders has shown, insurance and drug companies and their lobbyists are good enemies to take on.
Will Republican efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare pave the way to Medicare for All? Only if progressives force the debate. Americans are looking for sensible reform. Medicare for All is the right answer. Now is the time for progressives to educate and enlist to take on the entrenched interests that stand in the way.


Question: Can you provide a short biography of Gabriela Matuszek-Stec?

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Gabriela Matuszek-Stec (born 31 December 1953 in Jaworzno) is a Polish literary historian, essayist, critic and translator of German literature.


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The Spinal Deluxe Set comes with an articulated 6” scale Spinal figure posed within his Shipwreck stage. The Shipwreck base is 14” across allowing a second KI figure to be displayed on the base ready to battle against Spinal. The base also features Spinal’s green, glowing grab arm which has 3 points of articulation and 360 degrees of full rotation. The KI logo features LED lights for great display feature.
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Question: Give a description of the settlement of Falevai in Tonga. Respond in 5 sentences.

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Falevai is a settlement in the Vava'u islands in Tonga. The name Falevai, if translated into English means "water house." The name was given because of how the seas and the oceans surrounding the houses. Falevai's most famous names are lafa 'i tua and kuli fe kai.Falevai is an island that is really enjoyable with its great people and beaches. Falevai is mainly known for their delicious seafood and their lovely beach.


Question: What can kids learn by playing?

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practicing for the real world. They are trying on roles, imagining what it is like to be mommy or daddy, or how to run a business with their lemonade stands-whether real or pretend, practicing numbers and counting and how to handle money. Any playground is filled with high level negotiations where children are learning social and language skills, along with organized thinking through game rules, and the art of collaboration by joining a team. Children explore courage and try on justice by pretending to be superheroes or princesses. Play makes the world the right size. Big enough to manage so it does not feel overwhelming. Through imagination, children build confidence and learn how to make good decisions.


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