Question: What is a macroprudential framework?

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Claudio Borio speaks on macroprudential frameworks past, present and future.
Macroprudential frameworks have become a key new element of the post-crisis financial reforms designed to ensure financial stability. The major intellectual shift in the conception of risk they have brought about is extremely welcome and probably the most enduring gain. Much progress has been made in their implementation but more needs to be done: to better identify risks and calibrate the tools; to develop tools that target the non-bank sector; and to implement mechanisms to address cross-country leakages. While the measures have strengthened the financial system's resilience, as used so far they have not necessarily prevented the build-up of financial imbalances. Macroprudential measures need to be embedded in a broader macro-financial stability framework that includes, in addition to strong microprudentially oriented regulation and supervision, also monetary, fiscal and even structural policies.


Question: What is happening at the office of the TV channel 'Inter' in Kiev, Ukraine?

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A group of activists wearing military uniforms and balaclavas has blocked the office of the TV channel ‘Inter’ in Kiev, Ukraine. Broadcasting has reportedly been interrupted.
A group of men first insisted that representatives of the station talk to them. When their request was not fulfilled, they announced the blockade. They have been reportedly chanting slogans "Ukraine above all" and "Glory to Ukraine."
The men are demanding the channel backtrack on what they term ‘Kremlin censorship’ and ban screenings of all Russian films and TV series. According to the activists, "Inter employs many guys who are really good journalists, but all of them are under Kremlin censorship."
— vgolosua (@vgolosua) 25 февраля 2016 г.
Police officers are on stand-by, a correspondent from 112 Ukraine TV reported, adding that as things stand, the action is taking place without any incident.
This is yet another development in the controversy over Inter journalist Maria Stolyarova, who was expelled from Ukraine and banned from entering the country for five years. Ukraine's security service says the journalist used rude language to refer to the slain Maidan activists. She is also being investigated in connection with her visits to the breakaway Donetsk and Lugansk Regions in 2014.


Question: Explain why President Trump's first six months in office has been viewed by some as chaotic.

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 Explain why President Trump's first six months in office has been viewed by some as chaotic.

During an interview on Sean Hannity’s radio show yesterday, Camille Paglia destroyed Democrats, the media and journalists for their collusion and bias against Republicans and President Trump.
One prime example circulating is this photo from Tuesday night as CNN announced the winner of the Georgia special election: Republican Karen Handel.
She addresses the fairness of the election and the attacks on Trump as a sexist.
Who is to blame for losing the 2016 race?
“The initial conundrum was: could he shift from being the slashing, caustic ex-reality show star of the campaign to a more measured, presidential persona? Perhaps to the dismay of his die hard critics, Trump did indeed make that transition at the Capitol on inauguration morning, when he appeared grave and focused, palpably conveying a sense of the awesome burdens of the highest office. As for his particular actions as president, I am no fan of executive orders, which usurp congressional prerogatives and which I was already denouncing when Obama was constantly signing them (with very little protest, one might add, from the mainstream media).
“…I fail to see the “chaos” in the White House that the mainstream media (as well as conservative Never Trumpers) keep harping on—or rather, I see no more chaos than was abundantly present during the first six months of both the Clinton and Obama administrations. Trump seems to be methodically trying to fulfill his campaign promises, notably regarding the economy and deregulation—the approaches to which will always be contested in our two-party system. His progress has thus far been in stops and starts, partly because of the passivity, and sometimes petulance, of the mundane GOP leadership.
“There seems to be a huge conceptual gap between Trump and his most implacable critics on the left. Many highly educated, upper-middle-class Democrats regard themselves as exemplars of “compassion” (which they have elevated into a supreme political principle) and yet they routinely assail Trump voters as ignorant, callous hate-mongers. These elite Democrats occupy an amorphous meta-realm of subjective emotion, theoretical abstractions, and refined language. But Trump is by trade a builder who deals in the tangible, obdurate, objective world of physical materials, geometry, and construction projects, where communication often reverts to the brusque, coarse, high-impact level of pre-modern working-class life, whose daily locus was the barnyard. It’s no accident that bourgeois Victorians of the industrial era tried to purge ‘barnyard language’ out of English.


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The Adolph Lomb Medal, awarded by the Optical Society is a prize for young scientists (age 35 or younger) for their contributions to optics. It is named after Adolph Lomb, treasurer of the Optical Society of America from its founding until his death in 1942.


Question: Describe the debate between Republican candidates Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney over immigration. Respond in 955 words.

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 Describe the debate between Republican candidates Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney over immigration. Respond in 955 words.

(CNN) - Newt Gingrich responded to criticism from rival Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney over immigration by detailing his plan and attempting to show inconsistencies in the former Massachusetts governor's record with an abbreviated quote.
Gingrich, the former House speaker, sent his Twitter followers two links Wednesday, one to a page of his campaign website detailing his 10-step plan and another to a 2007 interview with Romney. The interview, conducted when Romney was governor, shows the two-time presidential candidate saying the illegal immigrants currently in the United States should "be able to stay, sign up for permanent residency or citizenship."
The link to the video was accompanied by a Tweet from Gingrich that read "Here's a trip down memory lane … So what's your position on citizenship for illegals again? (I oppose it.)"
However, the clip does not reflect his full point or the end of his sentence. A more complete video provided by the Romney campaign shows the candidate went on to say "but they should not be given a special pathway, a special guarantee that all of them get to stay here for the rest of their lives merely by virtue of having come here illegally."
The back and forth on the issue started at Tuesday night's CNN National Security Debate when Gingrich advocated for a "humane" approach to illegal immigration.
"If you've come here recently, you have no ties to this country, you ought to go home, period," Gingrich said. "If you've been here 25 years and you got three kids and two grandkids, you've been paying taxes and obeying the law, you belong to a local church, I don't think we're going to separate you from your family, uproot you forcefully and kick you out."
Fellow White House hopefuls Rep. Michele Bachmann of Minnesota and Romney jumped on the comments equating them to "amnesty," which Romney said is a "magnet."
"Programs that have said that if people who come here illegally are going to get to stay illegally for the rest of their life, that's going to only encourage more people to come here illegally," Romney said. "The right course for our immigration system is to say we welcome people who want to come here legally."
Romney also said other magnets, like in-state tuition for illegal aliens and employers who knowingly higher illegal workers, should be stopped.
However, Gingrich did not back down amid the charges on or off the stage, instead saying he was "prepared to take the heat for saying let's be humane in enforcing the law without giving them citizenship, but by finding a way to create legality so that they are not separated from their families."
Gingrich's plan includes securing the border, updating the visa system and legal guest worker program, as well as creating an earned path to citizenship for the millions currently in the U.S.
- CNN's Steve Brusk and Jim Acosta contributed to this report.
We are a nation of law (or are supposed to be).
I think that we need to fix our legal immigration issues and secure our borders. Any illegals that are given citizenship should not collect SS, that should go to people who have actually paid into the SS system. Any illegals that commit crimes should be deported, no questions asked. Whether we like it or not, America does need cheap labor. From slavery up to present time, our economy needs the cheap labor. We need to hammer the employers that employ illegals hard. We cannot rise as a country when all some people want to do is drag us to the bottom. I think the American work ethic remains strong but it is degraded by people willing to cheat and bypass the current system in order to make a buck!!!
It's funny how Republicans regard every good thing as bad, and everything bad as good. Here, they're attacking each other by accusing their opponents of having done something good for somebody, for not being enough of a jerk. They try to one-up each other by declaring themselves to hate Mexicans even more, vowing to abuse them in every manner possible. What does this say about the debased people they're pandering to? Should people with such twisted morality really be in charge?
Wow Doug, shame on the President for calling the people who said 3 years ago that their number one job was not legislating for the good of all Americans but to see that our President failed to bring us out of the crisis that we are in and have since worked 24/7 towards that goal, shame on him for calling them the enemy? They have worked harder than the Taliban to bring this administration, and hence, the country, to it knees so shame on Biden for calling them terrorists? It's said that actions speak louder than words yet you are ignoring the actions of the Republicans to focus on two words, two true words at that.
Willard pretty much sums up the intellect (or gross lack thereof) of the typical right-winger.
Romney, "flawless integrity"??? And Herb Cain had the audacity (as well as stupidity) to call Democrats "brainwashed"? It's just shameful how insanely ignorant right-wingers are. How do they even remember to breathe? I wish they'd forget.
Gingrich and Memory Lane: A nasty bum like Newt would do well to stay off that street, with his history.
Legalized all immigrants they worked hard for it, stop blaming illigals for the problems in this country blame the white man for stealing for so many years from the people like the enron co. And so many others.
Hey Donkey Party. Mitt Romney's intellect is sky high.
To graduate from Harvard with top honors in both business AND law speaks volumes.


Question: Describe the recent allegations against and responses from Charlie Lee and Coinbase with regards to insider trading. Respond in detail.

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Litecoin LTC founder Charlie Lee has come forward to deny recent allegations, accusing the former Google engineer of engaging in LTC insider trading on Coinbase during the time he served as a director of engineering at the popular exchange desk.
In a Medium post from yesterday, independent cryptocurrency sleuth Bitfinex’ed – better known for their extensive criticism of exchange desk Bitfinex and its shady ties to cryptocurrency firm Tether – speculated the reason behind Lee’s recent decision to dump all of his Litecoin wasn’t to avoid “conflict of interest.” Instead, it was to benefit from the currency’s sudden surge in price.
Bitfinex’ed goes on to suggests that Lee was involved in an elaborate scheme to get Litecoin listed on Coinbase and its close associate, exchange desk GDAX – a move that would see the ex-Googler cash out his LTC holdings following a 9,150-percent increase in value.
The independent investigator further insists that – prior to integrating Litecoin trading on Coinbase on May 3 last year – Lee had already been exploiting his position at the company to advance his own undertaking.
For background, Lee eventually left the popular exchange desk to focus on Litecoin a month after LTC appeared on Coinbase.
I'm in – lets do it!
The Bitfinex’ed post has since prompted Lee to respond to the accusations, defending his decision to keep his engineering role at Coinbase while working on Litecoin.
Responding to claims of collusion with Coinbase CEO and founder Brian Armstrong, Lee said that he pitched the idea to integrate Litecoin at the same time he broached adding Ethereum. The latter ultimately made it to the exchange platform first.
The Litecoin founder further clarified that his departure from Coinbase was announced ahead of time. “The whole company knew already months before the decision was made to add Litecoin,” he said.
Curiously, Coinbase has recently been embroiled in a series of insider trading scandals.
Shortly after Bitcoin Cash made its debut on the exchange desk, its price saw an exorbitant surge on Coinbase; many cryptocurrency enthusiasts speculated the reason for the sudden increase in value could’ve been due to insider trading.
More recently, Coinbase had to dispel news that cryptocurrency Ripple (XRP) might soon make its way on the platform, following rumors that employees were chatting about integrating XRP at the company’s Christmas party.
While cryptocurrency companies are technically not yet regulated for insider trading, authorities across the globe are gradually moving towards introducing new legislation.
This could spell a whole lot of trouble for Coinbase – or any other cryptocurrency company possibly engaging in illegitimate activities.


Question: Who is Reynaldo Díaz Padilla? Respond briefly.

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Reynaldo Díaz Padilla (born August 19, 1991 in Mazatlán, Sinaloa) is a Mexican professional footballer who plays for Chiapas F.C. Premier.


Question: Describe the recent changes made to the cast of Saturday Night Live.

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Ego Nwodim is the new cast addition on NBC’s Saturday Night Live for the venerable late-night sketch show’s upcoming 44th season, which premieres September 29 with host Adam Driver and musical guest Kanye West.
Additionally, SNL has added Alan Linic, Alison Gates, Eli Mandel and Bowen Yang as writers.
Nwodim, who graduated from USC with a degree in biology, has been a regular cast member at the UCB Theatre in Los Angeles, where she performed her one-woman show Great Black Women … and Then There’s Me. She has a slew of guest-starring acting credits, including CBS comedies 2 Broke Girls and Living Biblically and NBC limited drama series Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders.
Linic and Gates hail from Chicago’s Second City, Mandel from Chicago’s iO Theater, and Yang — co-host of the pop culture podcast Las Culturistas — trained at Upright Citizens Brigade.
There have been minimal changes on Saturday Night Live this year, with one featured player, Luke Null, not returning, and one new featured player, Nwodim, joining. Michael Che, Colin Jost and Kent Sublette are continuing as co-head writers, while Bryan Tucker was named senior writer.
Saturday Night Live, from creator/executive producer Lorne Michaels, is produced in association with Broadway Video.


Question: Describe the Polaroid filters for 600 photography. Respond in 5 sentences.

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Feel like adding a creative twist to your 600 photography? Well, we've got good news. This online exclusive pack of 7 Polaroid filters slot right over the lens of your box type 600 camera so you can make instant photos with a difference. Add a touch of color with blue, yellow, red and orange tints, get double (or even triple) vision with the multi-image lens, or use the starburst filter to turn light sources into dazzling sparkles. Point-and-shoot photography never felt so avant-garde.


Question: What is Rietbron?

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Rietbron is a town in Sarah Baartman District Municipality in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa.


Question: Could you tell me more about Philipp Röppnack?

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Philipp Röppnack (born 21 November 1989 in Jena) is a German footballer playing for Einheit Rudolstadt.
Röppnack began his career with FC Carl Zeiss Jena youth team. In his first season in 2007–08 he played twenty-five games and scored two goals in the A-Jugend Bundesliga Nord/Nordost and was promoted in July 2008 to the reserve team. After 22 games was promoted to the first team of FC Carl Zeiss Jena in Mai 2009.


Question: What is Nemaha, IA? Respond briefly.

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Nemaha is a city in Sac County, Iowa, United States. The population was 85 at the 2010 census.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of , all of it land.


Question: What is your recipe for a Reuben Salad?

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Happy (almost) St. Patrick's Day! My husband and I are both part Irish, (and my name is Darcy, which is definitely Irish) so we always like to give a nod to our heritage on St. Patrick's Day with an Irish meal, and maybe a green beer for him. Here in Chicago they dye the river green and thousands descend upon the city for alcohol-fueled adventures. We're a bit more low key at my house (read: boring). We had our family celebration this weekend and enjoyed the traditional corned beef and cabbage dinner, hold the potatoes. I'd share the recipe with you, but I actually got a bit of a break from cooking as my mother-in-law prepared the meal. I promise, it was good. I have, however, whipped up this tasty salad using some of the leftover corned beef. I'm going to enjoy this one at work tomorrow as I'm locked to my desk after being out all of last week. Salad and 1000+ emails....I can barely contain my excitement. At least I'll have the salad to get me through.
Anyway, I shared my recipe for the Rachel sandwich with you a while back. Her cousin, the Reuben sandwich, is the inspiration for this salad. Layers of tasty corned beef, homemade 1000 island dressing, creamy swiss cheese, tangy sauerkraut, caraway seeds and my dad's famous dill pickles (I'll share the recipe for those someday). I pile it all on a big bowl of lettuce, and voila. The Reuben Salad. Not particularly Irish, but the corned beef makes it like 15% Irish, right?
If you don't have extra corned beef on hand, head to the deli counter and grab a pound, sliced thin. It has SO much flavor, and the fat content makes it super crispy when you give it a quick fry in a skillet. Happy St. Paddy's Day!
-Heat ghee in skillet over medium high heat. Drop in corned beef and cook for 2 minutes to allow edges to crisp.
-Place chopped lettuce in a bowl. Add strips of swiss cheese, onion, sauerkraut and pickles. Top with warm corned beef. Sprinkle with 1/2 tsp caraway seeds on each salad. Dress with 1000 island. Serve and enjoy!
Nutritional Information: 533 calories, 46.7 grams fat, 6 grams carbohydrate, 1.7 grams fiber, (4.3 grams net carbohydrate), 16.7 grams protein.


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 Hey, what's new in NBA LIVE Mobile?

The new season of NBA LIVE Mobile is available now!
Same court. Different generations. Build your Ultimate Team of current stars and favorite legends to turn your “what-ifs” into “wow” moments. Go head-to-head in Showdown, dominate in Leagues, and ball your way to victory with every mode.
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Question: What do you know about the demoscene?

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El Blanco - Digital Dreams: Getting Real Pt 1. - Are we crazy?
Getting Real Pt 1. - Are we crazy?
The demoscene is an amazing, vibrant, highly technical art movement with a surprisingly long history. Like any art movement, great works come out from time to time. Just like every painter needs to be familiar with the Mona Lisa and know who Jackson Pollock is, the demoscene's iconic works are important viewing for anybody who wants to be part of the scene. Among them, one of the most famous, and most important, is Second Reality  by Future Crew. It's inspired thousands of people through its clever effects, design and soundtrack to develop artistic and technical skills needed to compete and contribute to the demoscene. The last major production by Future Crew, when it was released in 1993 (the same year as the first Web Browser), it absolutely blew people away and took 1st in the then biggest demoscene competition ever, Assembly '93.
Even though this all happened at a competition in a small country in Northern Europe, it sent shockwaves around the world (at least the world's technical communities). Spread via bulletin boards and early Internet connections, it showed what was actually graphically, musically and technically possible with PCs (which had just finally caught up to what the Amiga could do). Today, more than 20 years later, when computers are vastly more powerful, it's still celebrated in media far outside the demoscene community.
The 20th anniversary of Second Reality happened in 2013. That year, in celebration, the source code, art assets and music were released into the Public Domain. Since then (and even before then to be honest), it's been remade in homage and tribute several times for different platforms. To say that this demo is loved would be an understatement. More importantly, as the demoscene continues to grow and change and go through generational shifts (some sceners are now bringing their children to scene parties), this revisitation of our shared history is becoming more and more important as we build and maintain our unique artistic heritage and culture.
Among all the ports and remixes, many have been playful, or have tried to replicate the demo on older hardware, showing what might have been possible on pre-1993 hardware given the right combination of artistic vision and skill. Along those lines, my group, Fulcrum, decided this year to try to recreate it for the Revision 2015 8k competition. We wanted to ask the question, would Second Reality be possible with 2015 hardware, but packed in 8,192 bytes?
At first I thought our group coder, Seven, was a little bit mad. We'd competed and done relatively well in the ultra restrictive 4k and 8k competition categories, but those were usually fairly minimal productions -- a couple of minutes of a few interesting scenes and a thin soundtrack behind it.
Fitting Second Reality into the equivalent of two pages of text seemed impossible. But there's no way to know until you try. Here's Seven's writeup on the code-side of things. The end of a few months of feverish work was indeed a reasonable approximation of Second Reality, done on modern hardware, and within 8k -- something that we're incredibly proud of. We took 2nd place, a respectable showing in a very competitive category. Sure some things had to be cut, and the production is full of the kind of compromises you'd expect shrinking a massive artistic production down by 300x, but it's all basically there.
My part in all of this was the music. And the soundtrack for the demo is as iconic and loved as the visuals. I've been writing music off and on since 1992, and this was among the most challenging productions I've ever tried, and I had the score already done for me by the amazing Skaven and Purple Motion! I've had some interest in how we were able to squeeze the production down to 8k, and thought I can't talk for the coding side and the amazing work Seven put into it, I thought it would be fun to capture what it was like reorchestrating one of the most iconic pieces of music in demoscene history in order to fit it into just a few thousand bytes.
Add. Are my ears broken?


Question: What's happening with the Terrordrome game?

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 What's happening with the Terrordrome game?

Huracan studio introduces TerrorTales. TerrorTales is a collection of short horror stories around the Terrordrome Universe. With these readings you’ll get acquainted with some the characters of Terrordrome – Reign of the legends but also with other things that interract in the same universe. TerrorTales is a great way to get familiar with the “Terror-Verse” while the game is still under production and make for entertaining short reads.
As you probably know, the Kickstarter campaign which was supposed to fund Terrordrome: Reign of the Legends, has failed. We apologize the people who backed the project. But fear not! The failure of the KS campaign doesn’t mean we cancel our game. We will keep developing the new Terrordrome as we used to, just the development progress will be slower. We plan to release our game on Steam as an early access game which might happen around Q1 next year. In the meanwhile we’ll keep updating you with anything relevant regarding new characters or stages.


Question: Can you tell me about Ahman Rashad Green?

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Ahman Rashad Green (; born February 16, 1977) is a former American football running back who played 12 seasons in the National Football League (NFL). He was drafted by the Seattle Seahawks in the 3rd round of the 1998 NFL Draft. He played college football at Nebraska. Green also played for the Houston Texans, and was a four-time Pro Bowl selection with the Packers, where he holds the franchise record for rushing yards.


Question: Have you heard about the new Harry Potter covers?

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Have a look at these beautiful new covers by artist Brian Selznick, published to celebrate Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone’s big 20th anniversary in the US.
Best-selling author and award-winning artist Brian Selznick has reimagined all seven Harry Potter books with his inimitable black and white drawing style, with jewel-toned typography – all to celebrate 20 years since Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone was released in the US.
Sharp-eyed readers will spot intricate details throughout the artwork, such as Hermione’s Time-Turner, Harry’s Patronus, the maze from the Triwizard Tournament, and the Hogwarts Express steaming toward a new school year with the next generation on board.
Together, the seven covers form one glorious single image too – telling Harry’s story from his arrival at Privet Drive to the Battle of Hogwarts.
‘I’m a huge Harry Potter fan (a proud Hufflepuff!) and to be asked to illustrate the 20th anniversary edition covers was an absolute honour’, Brian said.
This is just the first of the US celebrations to commemorate 20 years since the first Harry Potter book: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child opens on Broadway on 22 April, while the British Library’s exhibition, Harry Potter: A History of Magic, transfers to the New-York Historical Society on 5 October. Oh, and a little film you might have heard of, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, will be out 16 November in cinemas worldwide.
Selznick's new interpretations of the Harry Potter books will be published in paperback in the US on 26 June. For more information, go to the Scholastic website.


Question: What is the New Zealand Global Impact Visa and what are the requirements for a Work to Residence Visa and an Essential Skills Work Visa?

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 What is the New Zealand Global Impact Visa and what are the requirements for a Work to Residence Visa and an Essential Skills Work Visa?

The New Zealand government recently made changes to its new Global Impact Visa (GIV), which is specifically designed to lure entrepreneurs, investors and tech start-ups.
The visa aims to attract those with the “drive and capability to launch global ventures from New Zealand”, who may not be able to qualify for other visa categories.
While the visa is only open to 400 ‘individual pioneering entrepreneurs and investors’ every year, the country is also continuously updating its skills and job shortage list.
These jobs are typically split into two different categories – the Long Term Skill Shortage List (LTSSL) and the Immediate Skill Shortage List (ISSL).
Alternatively, Immigration New Zealand has developed a search tool that allows you to search whether your job currently falls under either of these categories.
According to a recent report by Pew Research, New Zealand is only behind the UK, Australia and the USA when it comes to the countries South Africans most want to move to, with an estimated 60,000 migrants already living in the country.
The Long Term Skill Shortage List (LTSSL) identifies occupations where there is a sustained and on-going shortage of highly skilled workers both globally and throughout New Zealand.
If you get a job in an occupation on the LTSSL and meet the list requirements, you may be granted a Work to Residence visa under the Long Term Skill Shortage List work visa.
This means that you may be eligible to apply for residence in two years, provided you meet standard requirements and that job has a base salary of at least NZ$45,000.
The Immediate Skill Shortage List (ISSL) includes occupations where skilled workers are immediately required in New Zealand and indicates that there are no New Zealand citizens or residents available to take up the position. This enables faster processing of the application.
If you are offered a job on the ISSL and meet the list requirements you may be granted an Essential Skills work visa. This means that you are permitted to work in New Zealand temporarily. You won’t necessarily be able to apply for residence.


Question: Respond briefly. What is the background of Zeno?

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


Question: Describe how Vladimir Putin's comparison of Soviet ideology and communism to Christianity has been received in Russia.

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 Describe how Vladimir Putin's comparison of Soviet ideology and communism to Christianity has been received in Russia.

During a clip from the “Valaam” documentary film that was aired Sunday on the Russian media outlet Russia 1, Russian President Vladimir Putin favorably compared Soviet ideology and communism to Christianity.
“Communist ideology is very similar to Christianity, in fact, freedom, equality, brotherhood and justice — all of that is laid out in Scripture,” declared the Russian president.
“Lenin was placed inside a mausoleum: How is that different from holy relics?” he asked, while acknowledging that “someone might not like” the comparison.
The statements from the Russian president may have been meant mainly for domestic consumption prior to the upcoming Russian presidential election in March. A controversy has raged within Russia since the fall of the Soviet Union over the question of burying Lenin’s body, currently in a mausoleum in Red Square, outside the Kremlin.
Putin’s comments “reasonably smoothing out the controversies surrounding Lenin’s tomb,” party deputy head Ivan Melnikov was cited as saying by the Interfax news agency on Sunday.
“Communists and all other patriotic leftists know that communism is as close to Christianity as Christianity is far from those forms of capitalism that are in our country and economy today,” Melnikov added, reported The Moscow Times.
It seems Putin may be trying to rewrite some parts of Soviet history as the communists destroyed the church in Russia and installed a cold atheism to replace it. The Russians who escaped to the West during the October 1917 Revolution stated the Bolsheviks destroyed what had been pure and holy in Russia, and the past was like Atlantis, that Russia would never be the same again.
“The Patriarch told me that when the Soviet troops were ready to enter the archipelago, for some reason they stayed on the beach, invited clergymen from the monastery.” One of them went, and suddenly a Soviet officer said to him: “How much time do you need to collect and leave ? “They asked for a few days, collected all the most precious, all the holy things.They left and everything was taken away, and in this connection I thought: of course, in the hardest days of civil war and the theomachism, then, when the seeds of schism in Russian society were laid, the seeds of unity always remain First and foremost, thanks to the Russian Orthodox Church, and the fact that the officers then allowed the monks to leave and take away the shrines is the best evidence that the seeds of unity have never left us,” said Putin.


Question: Explain the features of Google Earth VR and the recent update for Oculus Rift and Touch users.

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 Explain the features of Google Earth VR and the recent update for Oculus Rift and Touch users.

Today, Google is announcing that one of its most exciting products, Google Earth VR, will now be usable with the Oculus Rift and Touch controllers.
Earth VR originally launched on Steam in November, 2016 where, for the past five months, it has only officially been usable with an HTC Vive VR system. Rift owners that tried to launch Earth VR through Steam were greeted with a message informing them that the content would not function on their hardware.
Despite this, a relatively simple workaround was discovered within hours of Earth VR’s release. Through a few alterations to the program’s source files, a user could remove the Vive check and run Earth VR on the Rift. The experience reportedly functioned just fine; without the check, Steam VR integrated the experience with Rift just like any other experience.
We asked Google why it took five months to polish and release a port that the general public was able to jerry rig in less than a day.
The company’s official position is that HTC was the first company to provide a dev kit that featured the six-degrees-of-freedom, positionally tracked controllers that Earth VR requires to function properly. Google emphasizes its commitment to ensuring that its software runs perfectly on every new piece of hardware and maintains that this release structure was a result of R&D timetables rather than any sort of monetary exclusivity agreement.
Google Earth VR gives you the opportunity to easily explore the world and discover new places. We made sure that navigating the planet in Earth VR on Rift with Touch feels natural, comfortable, and immersive, so that even more people can fly over cities and stand on top of mountains in VR. We thought a lot about the button mapping to make sure it was intuitive and took advantage of the Touch controllers’ precise analog sticks, which are a great fit for the way you move around in Earth VR.
Rift support is not the only feature being added to Earth VR today.
A new search feature will allow users to simply type in an address and visit the location of their dreams. This will be especially helpful for those that struggle with directions and don’t like being laughed at by friends as we they struggle to locate our their homes or places of business in a timely manner (I was taking the scenic route!).
Lastly, Google is adding 27 new locations to Earth VR including Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany, Table Mountain in South Africa, Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentina, Mt Lassen in California, Palermo in Italy, and more.
Google Earth VR is available today for free on Steam and, for the first time ever, Oculus Home.


Question: What new content is Netflix adding in 2018?

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A bunch of new television shows from around the world are coming to Netflix this year, according to an announcement from the streaming service at a showcase event in Rome. A crop of newly announced movies will also be added to Netflix in 2018, along with new seasons of series like last year’s popular GLOW.
Below, see the highlights from the new announcement.
Seven original series from European creators will be new on Netflix in 2018, including a few that deal with otherworldly elements. A Dutch series will center on a group of students who open a portal to a demonic world; a French show, Mortel, focuses on teenagers bound together through a supernatural force; and Luna Nera, an Italian series, is about a woman suspected of witchcraft in the 17th century.
Netflix also unveiled new original series from Germany, Spain and the U.K., including a comedy, Turn Up Charlie, set to star Idris Elba, who is also executive-producing the show. Another show skews to sports fans: the six-part British series The English Game, written by the creator of Downton Abbey, looks at the invention of football.
Another Italian project is the original movie Rimetti A Noi I Nostri Debiti (Forgive Us Our Debts). Below, check out the trailer for the film, in which an unemployed man starts working for a debt collector.
Two documentary series are also coming to the streaming service, including an as-yet-untitled show from France about the 1984 murder of a four-year-old boy named Grégory Villemin. Also coming to Netflix are brand new episodes of the acclaimed 2004 miniseries The Staircase, a true crime series about Michael Peterson, a crime novelist who was accused of killing his wife. See a trailer for all of Netflix’s true crime series below.
Netflix also announced that GLOW, a show about a ladies’ wrestling team, will return for its second season on June 29. Another original series, Maniac, starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill as two strangers caught up in a wild pharmaceutical trial gone wrong, will also come to Netflix this year.


Question: Do you believe in Libertarian ideals? Explain your position.

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Simple Facts and Plain Arguments: Are You A Libertarian?
I happen to have a sneaking suspicion that most rational people are closet libertarians. Unfortunately, there are a lot of ridiculous and false claims about libertarianism that only serve to turn people away from it. Depending on who you read/watch, we liberty-lovers are either a bunch of bisexual, pot-smoking, tinfoil-hat-wearing, flag-burning, closet-Democrat, almost-terrorist, troop-hating hippies that still live with mom and dad; or a bunch of angry, flag-waving, closet-Republican, gun-toting, Koch-funded, tinfoil hat-wearing Gordon Gecko wannabes who like to shout at walls a lot.
Are better results obtained when people do things voluntarily than when they are forced against their will?
Yes? Well, libertarians love when things are voluntary. Love.
Should people be left alone to do as they please within their rights, provided they don't interfere with the rights of others? In other words, is "harm none, do what ye will" a good idea?
Did you say yes? If you didn't, you may need counseling.
Should America have 160,000 troops spread out all over the world with military bases in over 150 countries? Should we be indiscriminately bombing innocent people in other countries in search of boogeymen that we created?
No? What?! You must either hate the troops or love the terr'ists, then.
Should businesses be allowed to hire whomever they please at whatever rate they can agree upon? Should they be able to sell their products or services to whomever they please at whatever price customers are willing to pay?
Yes? Obviously you're getting paid by the Koch brothers.
On the flip side, should any industry or business - from corporate giants to corner stores - be propped up or rescued from their own mistakes with money stolen from you and I by friends of said industry or business?
Should incompetence and greed be rewarded with tax dollars? Sure, right? I, for one, hate having extra money in my pocket. I'd much rather it go to Goldman Sachs or GM so their executives can spend it all on hookers and blow.
Is it okay to use aggressive force against an innocent person?


Question: "What updates and changes are coming to Destiny 2 for December?"

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 "What updates and changes are coming to Destiny 2 for December?"

With Destiny 2’s console and PC launches behind us, we want to take some time to talk with you about Destiny 2 – specifically where it’s at today, and where it’s going. Our team has been reading feedback and working on updates to improve the game. We’ve also been reading some tough criticism about our lack of communication, and we agree we need to be more open.
A month ago, we published a list of improvements on the blog. Today, we’re going to revisit that list and update its status, and share some of the work the team is readying for December, January, and beyond.
We know it’s frustrating when there isn’t enough of a dialog with the development team. You have our commitment that we’re going to do a better job going forward.
We previously published a list of upcoming Destiny 2 improvements we want to deliver. Some of these updates will be introduced on December 5 and December 12. Others will land in the New Year.
We will continue to revisit and update this list in the weeks and months ahead to keep you up to speed on what we’re working on. Below, you’ll find more specific detail about each of the features and updates you can expect to land in December.
There are four key areas we’re targeting for improvements in December. Some of these updates will arrive with the December 5 update, and some additional updates will be included in a patch that will be deployed the following week on December 12.
The following changes are the first steps towards achieving these goals, with more planned for our next release in January. Here is a preview of impending changes to Destiny 2. Each category is marked with a forecast delivery date.
With the launch of Curse of Osiris, and the beginning of Season 2, you can expect to see a full suite of patch notes that will document all of the changes outlined above, as well as additional gameplay and sandbox tuning changes the team is making to improve Destiny 2. We’ll also soon be providing pre-load and launch day details, as well as a roadmap for our Season 2 content, which includes The Dawning in mid-December.
Going forward, we plan to continue this dialog as openly and frequently as possible. This will be an ongoing process, but one that we are committed to.
This week we’ll be publishing a new episode of the Bungie Podcast where we will sound off on the current state of Destiny 2, how we think about our communication challenges, and what it takes to update the game in the wild. You’ll be able to listen on both Apple and Android devices.
Thank you for playing, for being passionate about the Destiny 2 experience, and for working with us as we look to continuously improve our game and studio communication.


Question: What is the Porta Romana?

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The Porta Romana, once known as the Porta San Pier Gattolino was the southernmost gate in the 13th-century walls of the Oltrarno section of Florence, region of Tuscany, Italy. It stands at the confluence of a number of roads: accessed from north by Via Romana, Via de' Serragli, and Viale Francesco Petrarca. In addition, a central road along the Boboli Gardens begins near the gate, and allowed the inhabitants of the Pitti Palace to exit and enter Florence with minimal travel on city streets. Beyond the gates are the Via del Poggio Imperiale and Via Senese. The latter led to Siena and points south such as Rome, hence the name. When the majority of the defensive walls of Florence were razed in the 19th century, only a few, and sometimes partial gate structures were left standing including Porta San Gallo, Tower of San Niccolò, and this gate with a snippet of merlonated wall.


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In subsequent years, Johan Schlüter (which was founded by a lawyer of the same name) was involved in numerous anti-piracy cases. However, something was seriously amiss in this company that had long claimed to protect the interests of its entertainment industry clients.
Following an investigation into the company’s accounts by auditing company Deloitte, financial irregularities amounting to millions of dollars were reported in the media during 2015.
The Johan Schlüter law firm should have been distributing huge sums to movie and TV industry associations and their underlying rightsholders but its three partners – Johan Schlüter himself, Lars Halgreen and Susanne Fryland – had been lining their own pockets instead. Massive sums were siphoned away from their clients.
Johan Schlüter was sentenced to four years in prison, Susanne Fryland was ordered to serve five and a half years, and Lars Halgreen was sentenced to nine months. Because of his age, Schlüter’s sentence is conditional. Due to his relatively minor role, so is Halgreen’s.
“The court has ruled that gross economic crime has been committed. And the prison sentences take into account the crime committed,” special prosecutor Malene Stage Christensen told DR News.
The Johan Schlüter law firm went bankrupt in 2015 and, during the trial, events leading up to its demise were placed under the spotlight.
It transpired that in addition to being a partner in the law firm, Susanne Fryland was also a director of a subsidiary company which was responsible for managing registration, collection and administration rights for various film and TV associations.
The prosecutor presented an email sent by Fryland to the account manager at the subsidiary noting that Johan Schlüter in Copenhagen was “screaming for liquidity”. When asked who was screaming, Fryland pointed the finger at Schlüter and Halgreen.
“When they looked at liquidity in Copenhagen, did Susanne Fryland print an invoice to an association?” the prosecutor asked.
The trial heard that this kind of fraud, including but not limited to issuing unwarranted invoices, had been ongoing for at least four years.
Schlüter, a former director general of IFPI, was banned from practicing law and running a company. His lawyer, Jakob Arrevad, says he will read the verdict before deciding whether to file an appeal, DR.dk reports.
Susanne Fryland, who wasn’t in court to hear the decision, was also banned from practicing law and running a company. She immediately filed an appeal, as did former associate Halgreen, who was banned from practicing law for two years.


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Elections are coming very soon! November 2nd. Mark your calendar! If you haven’t already done so, please do a little research about who is running for office in your local government and everything else appearing on the ballot. Remember, these are the assholes you’ll probably have to deal with when your car falls through a pot hole, your home floods from a sewage overflow, or your kid is wanted by the law.
I will take a little break from this elections adventure the next week to bring you a couple Halloween themed comics.


Question: Respond in 13 sentences. Describe the Army's decision to grant religious accommodation for Norse pagan heathen soldiers to wear a beard.

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A soldier was recently granted permission to wear a beard in accordance with his Norse pagan faith in a rare exception for facial hair for religious reasons.
When the Army authorized beards for religious soldiers in early 2017, the move was a response to years of requests — and a lawsuit — from Sikh soldiers seeking to both serve and adhere to the tenets of their faith.
But the directive, technically, applied to all religions.
And that includes Norse pagans, also known as heathens, according to an undated memo from the 14th Military Police Brigade at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
“I grant your accommodation, subject to the standards and limitations described below,” commander Col. Curtis Shroeder wrote to a 795th Military Police Battalion soldier, whose name is redacted from a copy of the memo circulating on Facebook.
Per the latest version of AR 670-1, beards with approved accommodations must be less than 2 inches long, measured from the bottom of the chin, and cannot be groomed with any petroleum-based products.
While beards are required by religious tenet for practicing Sikhs, the rules are murkier for heathens.
A Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, spokeswoman confirmed to Army Times the memo’s authenticity.
“All proper procedures outlined in Army Directives 2017-03 and 2016-34 were followed when requesting and approving this religious accommodation,” Tiffany Wood told Army Times on Monday.
Authorizing a heathen beard is a big step in a long road for soldiers who practice Norse paganism.
As of 2015, the Army had accepted a request to add the religion to its list of faith codes, but before final approval, the Pentagon initiated a review of all religions recognized by the Defense Department.
However, the Hammer of Thor is still authorized for placement on military cemetery headstones, per a 2013 decision.
As for beards in general, the Army has not announced a final decision on authorizing facial hair across the service.


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With successful deployment of similar systems in countries like the Netherlands, the off-the-shelf platform also shares traffic data with transport agencies and service providers locally, or within multiple municipalities, to help ease congestion.
The testing of the shuttle buses is one stage of the Drive Sweden innovation project, which was launched by the Swedish government in 2015 to address issues of road safety, infrastructure and legislation surrounding autonomous vehicles. The second half of the six-month trial will also tests of the buses' connectivity to a 5G network.
Take a look at an earlier prototype of the shuttle buses in the video below.


Question: Provide an explanation of Cholavaram.

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Cholavaram, also spelled Sholavaram, is a suburb north of Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. It is primarily known for the Cholavaram lake and the adjoining defunct motor racing track. The race track was used as an air strip during World War II; racing events were conducted between the early 1960s and the late 1980s. Racing events usually took place every year until the Madras Motor Sports Club built a new track at Irungattukottai, Sriperumbudur, Chennai.


Question: Tell me about the environmental justice issue involving Baltimore high school students and the school board.

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Using a video, a rap performance, a Shakespeare-themed soliloquy and cold facts about industrial pollution, a group of student activists asked the school board on Tuesday to withdraw its contract with Energy Answers, a company that is looking to build an incinerator less than a mile from their South Baltimore school.
Free Your Voice, a group organized by United Workers and made up of students from various Baltimore schools and the Curtis Bay area, said the school system should not have supported the planned trash-burning power plant by agreeing to buy power from it.
Watford showed a video she and other members of the group had made of their Curtis Bay community featuring points of pride, like the community garden near Benjamin Franklin High School.
The video contrasted the garden imagery with images of nearby industry.
In December, the students marched from the high school to the former chemical plant where Albany-based Energy Answers has been trying to build the 160-megawatt Fairfield Renewable Energy Power Plant.
Opponents have been battling state utility and environmental officials over the estimated $1 billion project for the last four years.
Designed to generate power by burning refuse, tires, wood waste, car parts and other material, the plant would, according to Energy Answers, provide 180 jobs and meet or exceed air quality standards. Environmentalists say it would severely harm the health of an area that is already burdened with the highest levels of toxic pollution in the state.
The Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) has said the emissions of particulates, lead and other harmful substances would be within the legal limits. Environmental advocates say the project would not be approved under regulations that have tightened since the plant was approved by the Maryland Public Service Commission in 2010.
Baltimore City Schools has agreed to purchase energy from the incinerator through the Baltimore Regional Cooperative Purchasing Committee — a group representing 22 entities in Maryland, including Howard County, Baltimore Museum of Art, the Walters Museum, the city of Annapolis, and Baltimore City.
These contracts were signed in 2011, the same year Gov. Martin O’Malley signed into law a bill that designated waste-to-energy incineration as Tier 1 renewable energy. The new standard put incineration in the same category as solar, wind, and other renewable energy.
Although the students’ Free Your Voice group has been researching the public health and regulatory issues around the Energy Answers project, Tuesday’s presentation was more about fair community development and environmental justice.
After the video concluded, Watford said the Curtis Bay community deserves to be treated as fairly as any other community, that it’s not those who make money from incinerators who suffer health problems because of them.
“The only people paying the consequences are the members of the community,” Watford said.
Audrey and Leah Rozier, who go by the stage name Double Impact, sang the “Free Your Voice Anthem.” Both girls sang extensively about the harmful effects of air pollution and the values they see behind it.
The board members applauded the students’ performance, when they concluded. Commissioner Cheryl Casciani said she would take up the invitation to visit Curtis Bay and that she and other members of the board would examine the purchase contract more carefully.
“I’m also on the sustainability commission and we’ve had a chance to hear from a subset of the students as well and we’re definitely in support of what you’re trying to do,” Casciani said.
Baltimore high school students stun school board with rap on environmental injustice! from Free Your Voice on Vimeo.


Question: What is the proposed timeline for the transition?

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we'd like to make the transition happen over the next one to two months.
the thoughts of people in this group on the best way to manage the project.
next 1 or 2 months.


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. Who was Yahya ibn Umar?

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Abu Zakariyya Yahya ibn Umar ibn Talagagin ibn Turgut ibn Wartasin, commonly suffixed al-Lamtuni al-Sanhaji, (d. near Azuggi, 1056) was a chieftain of the Lamtuna, a tribe in the Sanhaja confederation. Yahya ibn Umar was the first emir of the Almoravids in the mid-11th century, a movement he constructed in collaboration with the religious leader Abdallah ibn Yasin. Yahya led the Almoravid armies in their first campaigns, including captures of Sijilmassa and Awdaghost in 1054/55, but was himself killed in battle against a dissident Berber faction in the Adrar. Yahya was succeeded as Almoravid emir by his brother, Abu Bakr ibn Umar.


Question: Describe the process of debugging Rust code with gdb on the command line. Respond in detail.

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This blog post is just going to be a quick summary of the basic workflow of using Rust with gdb on the command line. I’m assuming you are using Linux here, since I think otherwise you would prefer a different debugger. There are probably also nifty graphical tools you can use and maybe even IDE integrations, I’m not sure.
We specifically wanted to debug some test failures in a cargo project (esprit). When running cargo test, some of the tests would panic, and we wanted to track down why. This particular crate is also nightly only.
Breakpoint 1 at 0x55555564e273: file libstd/panicking.rs, line 525.
Now when the panic occurs, we will trigger the breakpoint, and gdb gives us back control. At this point, you can use the bt command to get a backtrace, and the up command to move up and inspect the callers’ state. You may also enjoy the “TUI mode”. Anyway, I’m not really going to try to teach GDB here, I’m sure there are much better tutorials available.
One thing I did not know: gdb even supports the ability to use a limited subset of Rust expressions from within the debugger, so you can do things like p foo.0 to access the first field of a tuple. You can even call functions and methods, but not through traits.
Another option that is worth emphasizing is that you can use the rr tool to get reversible debugging. rr basically extends gdb but allows you to not only step and move forward through your program, but also backward. So – for example – after we break no rust_panic, we could execute backwards and see what happened that led us there. Using rr is pretty straightforward and is explained here. (There is also Huon’s old blog post, which still seems fairly accurate.) I could not, however, figure out how to use rust-gdb with rr replay, but even just plain old gdb works ok – I filed #54433 about using rust-gdb and rr replay, so maybe the answer is in there.
Dumping hashmaps and btree-maps doesn’t give useful output. It just shows their internal representation, which you don’t care about.
It’d be nice to be able to do cargo test --gdb (or, even better, cargo test --rr) and have it handle all the details of getting you into the debugger.