Question: "Hi there, I hope you're doing well! I had just heard that Torparse might be stopping, so I'm glad to hear that it's going to continue on. What are the plans for the website and client going forward?"

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Hey everyone, I'm happy to let you know that a new home for the TORParse project has been found! So, please continue to use the website and client as you've always done and, in time, I'm sure you will see the client and website grow in new ways as the new developers bring a fresh view to the project.
Thank you to everyone that contacted me. Honestly, at first, I attempted to contact everyone back, but the response was quite overwhelming, so I became a bit selective in my responses. My apologies to you if you didn't receive a response from me, but I meant nothing personal by it and I definitely appreciated all the interest.
So, moving forward, over the next couple weeks, I will be working with the new developers to transition the website and server for the ingame client over to their server. We will attempt to minimize downtime as much as possible, but please be forewarned that there may be some minor downtime as a result of switching the DNS to the new server.
We have decided to take this opportunity to clean up and optimize the database for the site that stores all of the combat logs. We have not finalized the details of this yet, but will likely remove most of the older combat logs from the site. This will help rid the database of PTS and faked logs and also help reduce server costs to keep the service free for everyone.
And, lastly, I will hold off on introducing the new developers and let them introduce themselves when they deem most appropriate, likely sometime after the transfer has occurred. Just know that the project is going into competent hands and this transition will be good for everyone. The new developers were also kind enough to let me remain on the team; however, I will take a backseat to them and mostly function in the role of creative consultant and part-time coder.
Thanks again everyone, it's been a lot of fun.
Thanks again for finding a way to keep Torparse going. It has been an invaluable tool for our Ops team and I think for the entire SWTOR community as well.
thank you for getting Torparse into capable hands and that this will continue on. This has helped me refine my rotations as well as compare to others to see how I can improve myself.
Just a random thought, regarding the PTS would it be possible to have a PTS upload section? I know I have uploaded PTS logs because it helps give credence to any claims that class X had a negative or positive class change.
When will the stats be unfrozen?


Question: Provide a description of the Korean surname Shim or Sim.

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Shim or Sim is a Korean surname. There are six Shim clans in Korea based in the regions of Cheongsong, Pungsan, Samcheok, Buyu, Uiryeong, and Jeonju. The biggest Shim clan is Cheongsong; they comprise about 85% of the all those with the surname Shim. Fourteen percent of all Korean Shims are members of the Pungsan and Samcheok clans. As of 2000, there were 252,255 people with this surname in South Korea, less than 1% of the population.


Question: What do you think of old New York City?

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The obsession with old New York City continues, reignited after spotting a collection of Frank Horvat photographs on website Flashbak. We feature Horvat’s work below, along with images from other photographers who spent their careers capturing the tenor of the city’s colorful past, pre-Disneyfication. A mix of professional photographers and eagle-eyed amateurs wandering the streets, this scrapbook of New York City nostalgia paints a fascinating portrait of the city from different perspectives.


Question: What is the Scorpion macehead?

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The Scorpion macehead (also known as the "Major Scorpion macehead") is a decorated ancient Egyptian macehead found by British archeologists James E. Quibell and Frederick W. Green in what they called the main deposit in the temple of Horus at Hierakonpolis during the dig season of 1897/1898. It measures 25 centimeters long, is made of limestone, is pear-shaped, and is attributed to the pharaoh Scorpion due to the glyph of a scorpion engraved close to the image of a king wearing the White Crown of Upper Egypt.


Question: Write a review of Wonder Woman #37.

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When was the last time Bruce Wayne took off to the Bahamas just to chill, heal up, and get his mind back in the game? Nope — it just doesn’t happen. When you become a superhero, your work is never finished. Every moment you’re not on the battlefield, it’s research and reaction. Blood pressure probably claims more superhero lives than any particular villain.
In Wonder Woman #37, we see how the God of War copes with also being Queen of the Amazons and a member of the Justice League. She’s also in a relationship with Superman, and when last we saw her, Diana Prince found her clay mother in pieces — a new development that would push non-wonder women and men to the precipice.
It’s a whirlwind of torment and responsibilities that’s worsening by the moment — issue #37 starts in the midst of another attack on Paradise Island by Ares’ Stymphalian Birds. Annoyed that the Queen hasn’t been present to help fend off the birds or even see what’s been happening on the island, the Amazons have become increasingly vocal about their displeasure. Elsewhere on the island, a sorceress prepares a human sacrifice in a bid to take control.
So what is Wonder Woman doing while her people suffer and practice dark magic — training with boyfriend Clark Kent and brushing off his attempt to discuss the emotional impact of her mother being broken into pieces. Though she acknowledges the thought of her mother haunts her every day, she’s just too busy to mourn.
Back on Paradise Island, the governing council has requested an audience with the Queen. An ultimatum is given — remain permanently on the island as its queen or abdicate and let another lead. Wonder Woman ignores the council’s wishes and chooses to remain as Queen of the Amazons, member of the Justice League, and God of War in spite of what’s best for her people. You’d think the perfectly timed return of the Stymphalian Birds would give Diana some perspective, and she promises to deal with the birds only to ditch everyone in the meantime to go help the Justice League.
The choice is literally between saving her people from a problem caused directly by her killing Ares and investigating the disappearance of a village as a member of a superhero squad in which she’s neither the strongest member or, let alone, the world’s greatest detective. Diana is making the worst of two choices, and the consequences — which Derinoe hints at — will probably add another level of pain in Diana’s downward spiral.
One can argue that Meredith Finch is getting it all wrong, but I’m inclined to believe her purpose is to create an emotionally complex story that doesn’t immediately set up the superhero for an easy win. Superheroes need to learn from their mistakes, and Meredith has stacked the deck against Wonder Woman for a really, really bad day that she’s helped to create. In terms of scripting, things move pretty well, scene to scene, though there’s a bit too much explication this time around — the entire scene with Clark and Diana could have been left out, and no one would have missed it. There’s also something a little cartoony in Derinoe and the sorceress — a bit of Destro and Cobra Commander. These two are supposedly up to no good, and they’re just counting down the days until things get topsy turvy.
David Finch’s pencils are better this time around — Wonder Woman looks less like a doll and more like the character we’ve seen on television and comic books. It’s not perfect, but it’s something I’ll have to accept since the creative team isn’t about to jet after a couple of issues, nor should they. Finch delivers some eyebrow-raising panels, and his action sequences have a flow to them that makes it very easy on the eyes, panel to panel. Compositions are great with lots of detail filling in the background and particulars.
On inks, Richard Friend’s lines on David’s pencils are probably my favorite for the combination. Friend keeps it clean in most cases, reserving crosshatching and shading when it’s necessary for the story’s tone. The final product is cohesive, though I wish something more subtle could be done with Diana’s lips. They just seem to demand too much attention.
Sonia Oback’s colors have taken a turn for the worse since last issue — things seem muddy and a few shades too dark. The battle scenes take place in two different times of the day, but the characters from each scene look like they’re plucked from the same lighting. Going through the pages, the colors — choice and application — look inconsistent. The first page of the human sacrifice is visually striking with its bright green and sharper lighting, but the following page looks like the darkness setting just took over.
This current Wonder Woman arc reminds me of ’90s era Image titles. Most of them ended up being variations and knockoffs of the X-Men, and they didn’t survive long because they didn’t measure up. Right now, Wonder Woman looks like it’s trying to distinguish itself from the first 34 issues, and while these two issues haven’t been awesome or classically bad, subsequent issues need to find their identity rather quickly and bring some sort of wow factor. I’d like to see the comic with a bit more finesse and some heavier tension that doesn’t default to explication-heavy scenes to make sure readers aren’t being left behind. With an artist as talented as David, let the visuals carry silence and some of the expression. I’d also like to see steadier plotting that doesn’t take the first issue’s water-theme and relegate it to a cameo appearance here. It’s starting to feel like the story itself is becoming saddled with too much goings on.
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Question: What is Cirsium carolinianum?

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Cirsium carolinianum is a North American species of plants in the thistle tribe within the sunflower family. Common name is Carolina thistle or purple thistle or soft thistle or smallhead thistle. The species is native to the central and southern United States, from eastern Texas east to Virginia and the Carolinas, north to the Ohio Valley.


Question: Describe Noelia's experience with data science.

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Noelia’s has worked in both a corporate and educational environment. Her wide range of experiences has made her an expert at being able to apply data to any scenario. She is an advocate of using data to tackle global problems such as; pollution and climate change. Noelia knows that the only way to protect our planet is through the application and use of data.
4.01 Does the ‘data scientist’ role even exist?
4.53 Why did you move from academia to data science.
8.23 What was the biggest shock for you when you moved careers?
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22.44 Global warming shouldn’t be a political issue.
24.06 Consumption factors around reusable factors.
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Question: Can you tell me something about Thomas Dick? Respond in 67 words.

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Thomas Dick was a United Kingdom/Canada citizen, who worked as a sailor, a ship's captain, who later bought and operated Toronto's most luxurious hotel. Dick was born in 1809 or 1810, and went to sea at 14 years old, and had earned his master's certificate, and become a ship's captain, by the time he was 23. He and his wife immigrated to Canada in 1833 or 1834.


Question: Describe an incident where a breastfeeding mother was threatened with arrest.

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Infuriating -- Cop Threatens to Arrest Breastfeeding Mother Because it Was "Offensive"
Upon being accosted by the officer, Savvy Shukla uploaded a photo and post addressing the incident that took place while in a Piggly Wiggly grocery store with her two children and sister.
Being aware of the law surrounding breastfeeding in Georgia, she attempted to inform the deputy that she was legally allowed to breastfeed her baby in public.
The officer, most likely feeling threatened due to Shukla’s stated knowledge of the law, promptly responded by attempting to assert his perceived authority by claiming she only thought she knew the law. He then proceeded to threaten her with arrest.
“I’m so upset about it and I understand why this type of harassment can cause moms to stop,” she added.
After Muscogee County Sheriff John T. Darr found out about the incident, he initially took to his Facebook page Monday morning to clarify that breastfeeding is legal in Georgia, and extended his apologies for the incident.
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that the deputy got caught violating Georgia state law, and his superiors, rather than hold him accountable for his actions, chose to circle the wagons and begin victim blaming.
Feeding a hungry child is no crime, and victimizing a mother feeding her baby is utterly reprehensible. No woman should be accosted by law enforcement for simply feeding her hungry child.


Question: What kind of beetle is Drycothaea guadeloupensis?

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Drycothaea guadeloupensis is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Fleutiaux and Sallé in 1889. It is known from Dominica and Guadalupe.


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The Apogoninae are the most species-rich and, of its shape, size, color and habitat, most diverse subfamily of cardinalfishes (Apogonidae). It can be found in coastal tropical and subtropical regions of the Indian Ocean, the eastern Pacific and the Atlantic, down to depths of 300 meters.


Question: What happened during the "flash march" in Portland tonight? Respond in 26 sentences.

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"Flash march" leads to wild brawls in downtown after national media stoked tensions between warring protest groups.
A sudden march by Proud Boys through downtown Portland tonight turned into a melee, as tensions between radical groups stoked by national media erupted in a street brawl that police struggled to contain.
Right-wing extremists and masked antifascists clashed on the street outside of Kelly's Olympian, a downtown bar. Several brutal fights broke out at once, with black-clad leftists swinging at their MAGA-hat wearing adversaries. Some of the right-wingers struck with batons. Both sides used pepper spray.
Joey Gibson, the leader of Vancouver, Wash.-based protest group Patriot Prayer, organized the march in response to a series of conservative media stories criticizing Mayor Ted Wheeler and Portland police for a hands-off response to small protests against police brutality last weekend. A couple of videos showing protesters yelling at motorists and standing in the street led Fox News and others to criticize Wheeler for allowing "mob rule" in his city.
Adding to the already high tensions between warring protest groups in Portland, videos showing a large group of Proud Boys beating two or three protesters in New York City after attending a Friday event at the city's GOP headquarters drew widespread attention today. The videos led national media to scrutinize the Proud Boys, a fringe group that has close ties with Gibson and Patriot Prayer.
Tonight, the Patriot Prayer crowd, peppered with Proud Boys and others sporting American flags and "Don't Tread On Me" banners, marched through downtown Portland shouting about unseating Wheeler and sending Antifa home.
The crowd chanted "USA" as it approached a vigil for Patrick Kimmons, a man fatally shot by Portland police last month. The leftist protesters at the vigil had been chanting "Black Lives Matter." Someone in the left-wing crowd set an American flag on fire, but a Patriot Prayer marcher snagged it before it could burn to ashes.
Shortly after leaving the vigil, some people in the far-right crowd clashed with antifascist protesters for the first time. After exchanging insults, a masked left-wing protester pepper sprayed a handful of right-wing supporters.
But the true chaos broke out later, shortly before 8 pm, on Southwest Washington Street outside Kelly's Olympian.
A man who appeared to be Tusitala "Tiny" Toese kicked a counter-protester who was on the ground. Another right-wing supporter ran up and stomped on the man's face. One of his fellow protesters pushed him away and said "Let him go."
Portland police intervened to break up some of the skirmishes. An officer can be seen on video firing pepper balls at four right-wing protesters who were beating a single antifascist protester on the ground.
The street brawl is just the latest in a long list of violent clashes between Patriot Prayer and antifascist protesters. Past run-ins have sent people to the hospital.
Originally from Eastern Washington's Tri-Cities, Mike is a freelance journalist, and has lived most of his life in Portland. He enjoys telling the news via social media with a smartphone.


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Legendary acquired film and TV rights to the Frank Herbert novels Dune in 2016, with the intention of making multiple films. Villeneuve chose that film over numerous offers as his followup to Blade Runner 2049. That included James Bond, this well before Danny Boyle came in with his own take for that movie that was drafted by John Hodge.
Chalamet will play the lead, which in the David Lynch-directed original was Kyle MacLachlan. The young nobleman Paul Atreides is the central figure in the series of sprawling epic novels first published in 1965. It is set in the far future involving worlds beyond Earth, ruled over by competing feudal families who control access to a drug called Melange. Known popularly as “spice,” the drug gives its users heightened consciousness and an extended lifespan at the cost of crippling addiction and fatal withdrawal. Spice, use of which makes interstellar travel possible, is found only on the desert planet of Arrakis — aka “Dune” — and as such is the most valuable commodity in the galaxy. The original was a contentious shoot, with Lynch battling his producers and financiers, but Dune has been tapped successfully for the small screen and the version by Villeneuve, after films from Incendies to Sicario, Arrival to Blade Runner 2049, makes for about as anticipated an iconic scifi novel series adaptation as you’ll find in Hollywood, Game of Thrones meets Star Wars.
Chalamet is coming off an acclaimed and Oscar-nominated performance in the Luca Guadagnino-directed Call Me By Your Name, and he follows with another Oscarbait picture, as the title character in Amazon Studios’ Beautiful Boy, the harrowing true chronicle of addiction first depicted in the bestselling father-son memoirs by David and Nic Sheff. Chalamet stars with Steve Carell for director Felix van Groeningen, who wrote the script with Luke Davies, based on the memoirs Beautiful Boy by David Sheff and Tweak by Nic Sheff.
Chalemet is repped by UTA and attorney Lev Ginsburg.


Question: Respond in 1 sentences. What event was held at the 2009 UCI Track Cycling World Championships?

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The Women's Omnium was one of the 9 women's events at the 2009 UCI Track Cycling World Championships, held in Pruszków, Poland.


Question: Hey there! Did you hear the news about Andrea Iannone and Aprilia? Respond in detail.

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"It's not simply a change of manufacturer with Aprilia, I've made an important commitment. The contract has positives, I believe in the project"
During a week that saw a real shake up of the MotoGP grid, Andrea Iannone has confirmed that he too will change manufacturer, moving to Aprilia for an all-Italian pairing. “It's not simply a change of manufacturer - but an important commitment on both my and Aprilia's part. I have a particular contract with very positive aspects, which may not just be limited to the two-year period foreseen. I'm pleased; I believe in the project and the challenge, and I'm not scared about starting over again, I hope to work hard to develop the bike along with Aleix. I'm happy with what they think about me and they are 200% committed, we have the same goal and I'm not worried”.
Then it's back to the present, #29 in a strong position right now.
“We need to continue working as we have been doing to develop the bike. I'd like to win a race with the Suzuki and round out the season positively. I get on well with the bike and the team, we'll try to improve session after session”.
He can't have liked the fact he wasn't retained by the Hamamatsu manufacturer; a situation that has similarities with what happened to him in Ducati.
“I'm not so presumptuous to say that they'll regret it. In any case, what's done is done, we need to focus on the fact we have more than half a championship in front of us, during which to develop a bike capable of winning in the future. In Ducati I never went without anything thanks to Gigi, he continued to have me work on development and gave me all the material right to the end. I hope it's the same in Suzuki. The move doesn't change my motivation and desire to win”.


Question: Describe the latest updates to Forage.

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The new version of Forage is out!
0.3.0 fixes lots niggles with indexing, and gives a pretty hefty improvement to memory usage. There is also a built in matcher for creating cool auto-suggest and auto-complete controls based on the content of the corpus.
In related news there is now a family of crawling tools which allow you to scrape, process and index web content into your Forage server. Check out forage-fetch, forage-document-processor and forage-indexer on the forage.js GitHub group.
As always, feedback, pull requests, comments, praise, criticism and beer are most welcome.


Question: Have you heard of the Nashville Statement?

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I affirm the Nashville Statement.
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Rosaria Butterfield Author of "The Secret Thoughts of an Unlikely Convert"
Robert A. J. Gagnon Scholar & Author of "The Bible and Homosexual Practice"
Alastair Roberts Scholar & Author of "Heirs Together: A Theology of the Sexes"
*Scripture texts are not a part of the original document but have been added subsequently for reference.


Question: Describe the Rajbari-1 constituency in Bangladesh.

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Rajbari-1 is a constituency represented in the Jatiya Sangsad (National Parliament) of Bangladesh since 2008 by Kazi Keramat Ali of the Awami League.


Question: Can you tell me about Islamic history?

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Narratives of Islamic Origins: The Beginnings of Islamic Historical Writing is a 1998 book by historiographer of early Islam Fred Donner. The work was first published in January 1998 through Darwin Press as the fourteenth volume in the "Studies in Late Antiquity and Early Islam" series and has since gone through three editions.


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WASHINGTON––While being briefed on the inhumane, unsanitary, often abusive conditions in facilities housing more than 700 immigrant children who have been separated from their families for months on end, White House advisor and first daughter Ivanka Trump was distraught to learn Thursday that none of the detainees from ages 1 to 12 had even the most basic access to sewing machines. “When I think of those poor kids, caged so far from the factories where they belong, it just breaks my heart,” said Trump, as her chin quivered at the mere thought of the hundreds of young children who had been stripped of their right to make designer bags, shoes, and clothing. “These poor little children have the ideal hand and finger size to make small, precise stitches in profitable designer clothing, and any decent sweatshop should be able to find more than enough room for them. It’s deeply upsetting to picture them just waiting on a cold, empty concrete floor without a single purse or jacket to sew. That any child, regardless of national origin, should be treated like this is an unthinkable waste, and I intend to personally see that these children are reunited with their sewing machines immediately.” Ms. Trump later announced the establishment of the Ivanka Trump Collection Foundation, which will donate thousands of dollars’ worth of garment-making equipment to ICE facilities.


Question: Describe the first warning signs of alcoholism and cocaine addiction.

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ATHENS, OH—According to a three-year study published Friday by researchers at the University of Ohio, the first warning sign of alcoholism is usually driving over a curb, plowing through a fire hydrant, and crashing into an oversized aquarium. “That data strongly suggest that the earliest indication you may have a dependence on alcohol is when your car lurches onto the sidewalk, goes flying through the plate glass window of a pet store, and comes to a rest sticking halfway out of a shattered fish tank,” said lead researcher Brian Towsen, adding that most participants in the study first acknowledged they might have a drinking problem while watching gallons of water and aquarium rocks pour in through their car’s broken windshield. “In the majority of cases, subjects still remained unaware of their alcohol abuse even as they burst through the wooden exit arm of a parking garage at full speed and flipped their car on a concrete barricade—but by the time they were peeling sea urchins off of their shirts while floating in a 1,000-gallon saltwater habitat with angel fish circling their feet, almost 90 percent had made a decision to seek help.” The study also found that the first sign of a cocaine addiction was usually breaking both legs while attempting to leap from a third-story balcony into a jacuzzi during a hotel party.


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. "Who is Alan Ezard?"

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Alan Ezard (born 15 April 1963) is a former Australian rules footballer who played in the VFL/AFL. He played 184 games for 200 goals, retiring in 1993.


Question: What do you think about Donald Trump's election and its effect on internet privacy? Respond in 26 sentences.

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Now that Donald Trump has been elected as the next President of the United States of America, doubts have begun to be raised about the future administration’s position on internet privacy.
This fear has reportedly led to massive increases in online services aimed at protecting users’ rights.
ProtonMail, the Switzerland-based encrypted emailing service, has reported that its number of new users have increased by 100%.
Similar effects are being seen all across the online privacy and security services community. According to App Annie data, encrypted messaging app Signal saw increases in popularity. NordVPN is also seeing a significant increase in VPN downloads in the US since the election.
Some might ask, is this just all fear mongering, or is there some legitimate reason for users to begin worrying about a Donald Trump presidency?
Because of the way the American system works, Donald Trump will be able to choose the new director of the NSA (National Security Agency), which is most famous in recent years for having been exposed by Edward Snowden for its involvement in mass national and international surveillance.
Even though Congress first has to approve Trumps NSA pick, Republicans will most likely control both the Senate and the House of Representatives, so the NSA pick will be a shoe-in.
Trump is generally known to support mass surveillance, as his stances against domestic and foreign terrorism might lead him to pursue as many avenues as possible to listen in on possible threats.
Although no one can be certain as to whom Trump will pick as the NSA director, his other choices do shed some light on his particular position.
On November 18, Donald Trump chose Mike Pompeo as the future director of the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency). Pompeo has long been a strong supporter of expanding the government’s mass surveillance powers.
Pompeo is also known to be supportive of a pre-Snowden world, one where mass surveillance is the norm and citizens are routinely watched in order to gain intelligence on possible threats.
In fact, last year while Congress was arguing for (and eventually passing) the USA Freedom Act, which banned the controversial mass collection of Americans’ phone call data, Pompeo wrote an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal arguing for the exact opposite.
Beyond that, Pompeo believes that encryption “may itself be a red flag,” implying that any American or international internet users who use any encryption for their communications may be involved in nefarious activities and therefore may need to be watched more closely.
So how does privacy and security look in a Trump America?
Although Donald Trump hasn’t taken office yet, and especially because of a number of contradictory statements on the subject of privacy online versus mass surveillance he uttered in the past, it is difficult to pin down exactly what his stances are on certain issues.
However, based on his present picks for the top intelligence agencies, a picture is already beginning to form about where he stands on digital privacy and security.
The Washington Times reports that internet archivists plan to create a duplicate site and store the data in Canada because of fears of uncertain internet freedom future in the US. In order for any user of any country to have greater protection and control over their privacy and security, it is highly recommended that you use a VPN (Virtual Private Network), which not only helps anonymize you on the internet, but also encrypts your communications to increase your privacy.
In the upcoming months and years, these issues will come very much to the foreground. We at NordVPN will continue to monitor the situation, so be sure to check back regularly.
What do you think of the future Trump America? Do you think he will be more or less willing to expand government mass surveillance? Let us know in the comments below.


Question: Who is Gertrude Macdonald? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Gertrude Macdonald or Biddy Jamieson (1871 – 1952) was an English painter. Her husband was the Scottish painter Alexander Jamieson.


Question: Describe the experience of refugees and asylum seekers on Nauru, including the implications of MSF leaving the island.

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"She was my counsellor, my friend, my doctor, and the witness to my torture and traumatisation."
(L-R) Dr Christine Rufener, Dr Beth O'Connor and Dr Paul McPhun from Medecins Sans Frontieres.
A refugee detained on Nauru for more than five years says he was able to speak candidly with the "independent" doctors from Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) who were recently kicked off Nauru, but he does not trust the medical staff contracted by the Australian government.
The international humanitarian organisation had been on Nauru for 11 months, providing mental health services to Nauruan locals as well as the refugees and asylum seekers detained on the Pacific island as part of Australia's offshore detention policy.
On October 5 MSF was ordered by the Nauruan government to cease its work. Staff left the island days later, and had their visas cancelled on the way out.
In a press conference last week MSF Australia executive director Paul McPhun condemned the "very unusual" decision of the Nauruan government, saying the charity's relationship with officials had grown worse over time, and called for Australia to immediately get refugees and asylum seekers off Nauru.
The Nauruan government then issued a lengthy statement accusing MSF of having "conspired against us" and come to the island with the political agenda of fighting against Australia's offshore processing policy.
Amin* is an Iranian refugee who resides in module housing in one of the community refugee camps on Nauru. He told BuzzFeed News that he was an early patient of MSF and had regular appointments with a psychiatrist.
"She was my counsellor, my friend, my doctor, and the witness to my torture and traumatisation," he said.
Amin was shocked but ultimately not surprised by the news that MSF had been ordered to stop work on Nauru. He thinks it is related to medical reports written by MSF doctors and given to patients being increasingly used in Australian court proceedings to force medical transfers of ill refugees and asylum seekers.
Amin described MSF as "skillful doctors, working in [the whole] world and everybody knows them, they are independent".
"They are going to write an exact and honest report about the patients," he said.
Last week, McPhun would not be drawn on whether MSF's role in court proceedings played a role in the organisation being kicked out: "I don’t want to get into speculation. It could be, but it’s not for us to say."
Asked about the serious health issues plaguing refugees and asylum seekers in Question Time on Tuesday, Australian prime minister Scott Morrison said there were 65 medical workers on Nauru, including 33 mental health professionals.
"There is one healthcare professional to every 11 transferees on Nauru," he said. "Decisions about medical transfers are made on a case-by-case basis, and quite a number of those have been made in recent times."
Amin said he does not trust these staff, who work for International Health and Medical Services (IHMS), the company contracted by the Australian government to provide medical services on Nauru.
MSF psychiatrist Beth O'Connor, who worked on Nauru for 11 months, said it was difficult for patients to establish a therapeutic relationship with IHMS doctors when the patients know they are employed by the Australian government.
Asked if a lack of trust affects treatment of refugees and asylum seekers, IHMS referred BuzzFeed News to the department of Home Affairs.
Whistleblowers formerly employed by IHMS on Nauru have told of facing bureaucratic delays on their medical decisions, and not being able to carry out their work independently.
Dr Paul Bauert from the Australian Medical Association and Dr Sara Townend speak at Parliament.
Amin said he spoke to the MSF psychiatrist about the pain of being separated from his family while on Nauru. He has never been able to meet his son.
"[He] can only recognise my face as a game," he told BuzzFeed News, explaining that he can only communicate with his child via phone, and when he appears on the screen, he doesn't realise he is looking at his father.
"When I am calling him he is just smiling, that’s it," he said. "He cannot recognise me as a father, as a physical person, you know? I am a voice, some kind of game for him.
"I am missing very, very important moments in time in his life ... But unfortunately I am missing the time he is born, missing the first smile, missing the first time he is crawling, I am missing his first step, I am missing his first word," he said, beginning to cry.
"I cannot even explain how painful it is."
Attention on the plight of refugees and asylum seekers on Nauru has escalated in recent weeks following MSF leaving the island and a growing public campaign from doctors who say children must be evacuated from the island immediately.
Earlier this week three Liberal MPs went public with their concerns over conditions on the island, saying they had asked Morrison to bring around 85 children who remain on Nauru to Australia before they are resettled in a third country.
On Wednesday, a senior medical officer with IHMS was deported from Nauru.
In a statement, IHMS said she was stood down "for a breach of Regional Processing Centre rules" and said there was no impact on services as another senior medical officer was already on the island.
*Name and other identifying details have been changed.


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 What have you been up to lately?

Not a whole lot. I bought this book at a comic book show sponsored by my Boy Scout troop. I remember enjoying the book but couldn’t tell you what it’s about at all. I do know it features Vicki Vale, which I thought was great because she appeared in 1989 movie but I had never seen the character in the comics.
I really like Catwoman's costume in this issue.
...but leaving her jewels behind after getting into a confrontation with the victim, only for the jewels to be recovered by Batman.
Yeesh! This reads like bad fan fiction. Everyone's a strawman.
Batman returns the jewels to Sergeant Essen who makes it clear that if not for Jim Gordon, who’s currently in the hospital, she would lock up Batman.
"In this department we go by the book!"
Batman excuses himself and meets up with Joe Potato, a private investigator who has a lead on the white slave trade in Gotham. Potato (seriously, that’s his name) tells Batman that he has a client that hasn’t seen their daughter in sometime and may have been sold as a dancer in the Orient. Batman tells him that there’s no evidence to back up his theory.
"Why no, I've never heard that I look like Harvey Bullock."
Meanwhile, Selina Kyle returns home to her new roommate Arizona who’s writing a book about cats, which is conveniently narrating this story.
Selena's roommate would go onto become the internet personified.
While Sgt. Essen is visiting with Gordon at the hospital sees the report and announces she’s going to the museum, hoping Catwoman shows at the Egyptian exhibit. Gordon tells her it’s too dangerous, only to get an earful from Essen.
Selena is lured into robbing the exhibit which is showing the “Fabled Emerald Cat of Karnak,” by a television reporter with an ax to grind after Catwoman attacked his coworker. She takes the bait.
Vicki Vale, meanwhile gets into a fight with Bruce Wayne after she says that she’s going to exhibit, hoping to get some photos of Catwoman.
Lots of paternalism going on in this book.
...And re-converge on the museum ready for action.
Only to discover that Catwoman is being lured in by something more sinister than a reporter. Who is trying to capture Catwoman? Will Batman or Essen get to her first? Was Joe Potato right about the white slavery ring? Is his name really Potato? I don't know, I never bothered to pick up the rest of the arc.
Has anyone had Cracker Jacks outside of a baseball game?
Hooray! I finally picked up the beginning of a story arc! Unfortunately, I never read the other parts. Grant and Breyfogle are always good and this story is no exception. Tim Sale, who inks the book, would go onto fame working with Jeph Loeb. Even the Assistant Editor is Kelley Puckett who would go on to create Cassandra Cain and work on the Batman Adventures. That’s a pretty awesome creative team.
This is like robbing the Met Gala with less Kardashians.
This is a classic Batman tale involving a museum heist, like you would see on the 60s show. A villain shows up at a gallery opening and steals what’s on display or has the rich donors donate their wallets. Catwoman is lured out with a cat-related jewel and Batman, the cops and even other criminals try to catch her. That's what's fun about Catwoman, she doesn't even have allies with other crooks. She's on her own.
I liked that the book was filled with info on cats from Selena’s roommate. I like that everything Selena did was cat related. It made the book feel like a throwback, to when rogues had gimmicks and stuck to them, unlike the Toyman in last issue who went from guy who liked wind-up toys to child murderer.
"Jim, can you believe these women don't listen to us?"
This book also had a surprisingly contemporary theme of paternalism. Women being told not to do something by the men in their lives because it’s too dangerous. First, Catwoman victim blames the muggers, telling them that they should have taken a cab, then Gordon tells Essen to not go after Catwoman, and Bruce tells Vicki Vale to stay away from the museum. Each time the person being told that something is too dangerous, lashes out and does it anyway. I thought it was an interesting theme that ran throughout the entire book.
Pick this book up if you find it and I’m going to get the rest of the arc. It’s another cheap but good Grant/Breyfogle story and as always please help out Norm Breyfogle and donate to the Hero Initiative.
We travel to Westchester, New York and for the first time meet the X-Men! Forget X-Men '92! This is actually the X-Men from 1992! See you next week!


Question: "What's the scoop on Maniacal Hopshop?"

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 "What's the scoop on Maniacal Hopshop?"

TORONTO, ON – Great Lakes Brewery has announced details of a new beer that is set to be released later this month.
This brand spanking new unfiltered IPA pours a burnt gold that wears it’s white cap brilliantly. When you get your nose into the glass in front of you, notes of zested lemon, fresh papaya, and some lighter notes of elderberries hit you in the face, then the pine comes along and takes over. The body is medium to medium light with a soft carbonation that allows the flavours of the Equinox hop to shine through. Tropical fruits (papaya, kiwi) and lots of resiny goodness. Sweet up front, then juicy, leading to a pleasant bitterness and a very dry finish.
Maniacal Hopshop will be available later in October in a limited run of 473 ml cans exclusively at the Great Lakes retail store.


Question: Respond in 1 sentences. Describe Cedar Township.

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Cedar Township is a township in Pocahontas County, Iowa, USA.


Question: What's happening at the Saint Louis Chess Club?

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 What's happening at the Saint Louis Chess Club?

The Saint Louis Chess Club is proud to host the 2017 Saint Louis Invitational. The invitational brings together players from around the world to compete for cash prizes and the chance to earn Grandmaster and International Master titles. Held November 17-22 at our Central West End campus, follow the games live here!


Question: Tell me about Phoebe Bridgers!

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Phoebe Bridgers wrote her first song at age 11, spent her adolescence at open mic nights, and busked through her teenage years at farmers markets in her native Los Angeles. By age 20, she'd caught the ear of Ryan Adams, who listened to her perform her song "Killer" in his L.A. studio, inviting her to come back and record it there the next day. The session blossomed into the three-song ‘Killer’ EP, released to much acclaim on Adams’s Pax-Am label in 2015. In the two short years since, Bridgers has toured or played with Conor Oberst, Julien Baker, City and Colour, Violent Femmes, Mitski, Television and Blake Babies among others.
On September 22nd, Phoebe Bridgers will release her debut full-length, Stranger In The Alps. From the weeping strings and Twin Peaks twangs of opening track Smoke Signals, to the simple heartbreak of Funeral and melancholic crescendo of Scott Street, Stranger in the Alps is a swooningly beautiful record with a gothic heart.


Question: What is the history of the Griffith-Franklin House in Calhoun, Kentucky? Respond in 40 words.

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The Griffith-Franklin House, at 207 W. 2nd St. in Calhoun, Kentucky, was built in about 1854. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975. It has been known locally as History House and as Crittenden Headquarters.


Question: What do you know about Rear Admiral William Furlong Wise?

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 What do you know about Rear Admiral William Furlong Wise?

Rear Admiral William Furlong Wise, (21 August 1784 – 29 April 1844) was a British naval officer.


Question: What is Marcin Cieślak known for? Respond briefly.

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Marcin Cieślak is a Polish competitive swimmer. At the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, he competed in the men's 200 metre butterfly, finishing in 19th place overall in the heats, but failing to qualify for the semifinals.


Question: Describe the Tucson Desert Harmony Chorus. Respond in 3 sentences.

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The Tucson Desert Harmony Chorus is an all-female, a cappella chorus based in Tucson, Arizona.
Founded in 1986 as the Tucson Goodtime Singers, the Tucson Desert Harmony Chorus Chorus is an a cappella chorus in Golden West Region 21. Singing music primarily in the barbershop style, they are affiliated with Sweet Adelines International (SAI), the world's largest all-female singing organization with over 25,000 members worldwide.


Question: Describe the financial losses suffered by WWE chairman and CEO Vince McMahon in the last week.

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 Describe the financial losses suffered by WWE chairman and CEO Vince McMahon in the last week.

Even for someone who is familiar with beatings, Vince McMahon could not have been prepared for the drubbing that he had in store last week.
According to Forbes, McMahon, the chairman and CEO of WWE, lost $350 million in a span of 24 hours.
The loss was the result of a few factors, including lack of confidence in WWE's new online streaming network and a somewhat lackluster new TV deal. The new online streaming network has only picked up 700,000 subscribers since launching, and WWE said it expects the network to lose between $45 million and $52 million this year.
The new TV deal, while still impressive, is far smaller than what some investors thought. WWE's contract with NBCUniversal to keep its hit shows "Raw" and "Smackdown" is worth around $150 million annually, which is half or one third of what many initially thought it would earn.
Together, the weak performance of the online streaming network and Thursday night's announcement of the new TV deal led WWE's stock to drop $8.86 (from $20.13 to $11.27).
That resulted in a huge loss for McMahon, whose net worth peaked at $1.6 billion in March. Then, Forbes reported, "shares dropped 29% the week after WWE announced its new online streaming network had only 667,000 subscribers, taking a $325 million chunk out of McMahon's fortune."
The stock's next big tumble Friday wiped out another $350 million -- nearly a third of his value.
A lack of confidence in the product and falling shares have dropped his fortune to an estimated $750 million.


Question: What is a trigger in drumming?

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 What is a trigger in drumming?

In drumming, a trigger is an electronic transducer that can be attached to a drum, cymbal or other instrument to enable it to control an electronic drum unit or similar device.