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The Isthmus goby ("Arcygobius baliurus") is a species of goby native to marine and brackish waters of the Indian Ocean and the western Pacific Ocean where it can be found at depths of from . This species lives on substrates consisting of a mix of sand and rubble. This species grows to a length of SL. This species is the only known member of its genus.


Question: Describe the efforts of New York Assemblyman Clyde Vanel to pass an online poker bill.

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New York Assemblyman Clyde Vanel advised to watch the Assembly bill to license and regulate online poker over the next few weeks, because the number of co-sponsors is about to skyrocket.
Vanel, who chairs the Subcommittee on Internet and New Technology, which was added this year within the Assembly Committee on Economic Development, told Online Poker Report that he expects A 5250, Assemblyman Gary Pretlow‘s legislation to authorize online poker sites, to soon have around 60 to 70 co-sponsors. The bill currently sits at 13 co-sponsors.
Vanel’s optimism stems from a failed effort to get online poker into the state’s budget. Vanel helped get more than 60 Democrats in the Assembly to sign a letter supporting the inclusion of online poker in the budget. Now he is seeking to transfer those signatures into co-sponsors for the bill.
Last June – everything in the New York legislature happens in June – Pretlow advanced his online poker bill through the Assembly Racing and Wagering Committee that he chairs, but couldn’t get momentum for it to go any further. A frustrated Pretlow indicated that he blew up at opponents of moving the online poker legislation.
Pretlow has said that he doesn’t need to pass A 5250 through his committee again due to the house’s new carry-over rules, but that it does need to get through the Codes, Ways and Means and Rules committees to reach the Assembly floor.
Vanel is a new Assemblyman, having taken office at the end of 2016. When he was tasked with leading the Subcommittee on Internet and New Technology, he identified online poker as a space the state should be regulating.
The problem has been on the Assembly side. The Senate has passed a companion bill, introduced by Sen. John Bonacic, each of the past two years, and recently passed S 3898 through the Senate Racing, Gaming and Wagering Committee.
Vanel believes that most lawmakers in the Assembly are either in favor of or neutral on online poker. He’s found that the ones opposed seem to have a general aversion to gambling.
He’s tried to address their concerns with common sense.
He’s gotten pushback from people saying online poker will hurt existing casinos, and he’s pointed out that existing casinos will be the ones getting the licenses for online poker, and that ailing commercial casinos could use the new revenue stream.
Even if A 5250 were able to get 76 co-sponsors (it takes 76 votes to pass a bill), it’s not expected to find its way to the Assembly floor until the final days of the legislative session in June. But if the bill has the growth in co-sponsors by then that Vanel predicts, there might finally be the momentum to force leadership to take up the issue.
He indicated that it would be helpful in his whipping efforts to have New Yorkers interested in having the option to play regulated online poker in the state contact their representatives in the Assembly.
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The field of computer science (CS) is currently experiencing a surge in undergraduate degree production and course enrollments, which is straining program resources at many institutions and causing concern among faculty and administrators about how best to respond to the rapidly growing demand. There is also significant interest about what this growth will mean for the future of CS programs, the role of computer science in academic institutions, the field as a whole, and U.S. society more broadly.
Assessing and Responding to the Growth of Computer Science Undergraduate Enrollments seeks to provide a better understanding of the current trends in computing enrollments in the context of past trends. It examines drivers of the current enrollment surge, relationships between the surge and current and potential gains in diversity in the field, and the potential impacts of responses to the increased demand for computing in higher education, and it considers the likely effects of those responses on students, faculty, and institutions. This report provides recommendations for what institutions of higher education, government agencies, and the private sector can do to respond to the surge and plan for a strong and sustainable future for the field of CS in general, the health of the institutions of higher education, and the prosperity of the nation.
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Question: Describe your experience with Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night from playing the New York Comic Con demo. Respond in 28 sentences.

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My fears for Koji Igarashi’s Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night quickly diminished after only a few minutes of going hands-on with the game at New York Comic Con this year. Being a Kickstarter title, I initially worried that Bloodstained might’ve gone down the same road as recent titles like Mighty No. 9 did, but that doesn’t seem to be the case at all.
Firstly, I need to point out how cool Bloodstained looks. Judging by the first environment that I explored, the levels are filled with dark reds and purples, giving the world of Bloodstained some of its own personality while making for an experience that captures the essence of gothic horror and the series’ spiritual predecessor, Castlevania.
Even though my time with the game was brief, I wholeheartedly enjoyed exploring the game’s weapons, enemies, and powers. I personally found the claymore to be my favorite weapon from the demo. While it was slower than all of the other weapons in the game, its hitbox and damage made up for that shortcoming. I also toyed around with the whip for a bit; it felt good, but it didn’t seem as effective as other weapons in my inventory.
A unique mechanic in Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night is the use of “Shards.” They’re various colored crystals that the main character, Miriam, would shove through her chest in a very graphic manner, which then gives her access to different abilities that you can use.
For example, some will grant you the ability to summon monsters and throw fireballs, while others will allow you to double jump, slide, and unlock other skills. You can mix-and-match various abilities as you play and unlock more, and I love that Bloodstained allows you to take on its world however you like.
Combat feels almost one-to-one when compared to something like the classic Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. I enjoyed the addition of magic in place of items like holy water and axes that you could pick up in the other games. Instead of finding these items, you can simply switch between different Shards and use their power whenever you need, so now you won’t have to worry about not having the right item at the right time for a certain boss or enemy.
I didn’t have much difficulty in finishing the demo, but the boss battle at the end of it did give me a run for my money. Luckily, I was supplied with a good amount of large and small health potions, but even then if I wasn’t careful I could’ve easily been outplayed.
Because this was an early part of the game though, I’ll forgive it for being relatively easy overall. And I have to say that seeing “Level Up” appear over Miriam’s head, just as they did with Alucard in Symphony of the Night, was a really cool nod that fans of Castlevania should appreciate.
Overall, Bloodstained looks like it’s shaping up to be an excellent game and one that fans of old-school Castlevania will definitely want to get their hands on. If you’re like me and grew up in a later console generation, where Castlevania was much less well-known (although I have played Metroidvania titles in the past prior to this one), I still think it’s a great introduction to this genre. I’d also probably say that fans of the illustrious Souls series will find a lot of challenge throughout Bloodstained.
It seems that every time I see Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night again, it continues to look better and better. I hope that can only mean that we’ll get a title worthy of Igarashi-san’s name and legacy. Luckily you won’t have to worry about whether Bloodstained will be making it to your preferred platform or not, as the game will be available on Xbox One, PC, PS4, PS Vita, Mac, and Linux, and has even moved development from the Wii U to the Switch.
According to the game’s representatives at New York Comic Con, we can still expect the game sometime in 2018, but no official date has been announced as of right now. I’m personally leaning towards the Switch version of the game, as I had first played Symphony of the Night on my PS Vita.
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Question: What is Tom Boellstorff's background?

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Tom Boellstorff is an anthropologist based at the University of California, Irvine. In his career to date, his interests have included the anthropology of sexuality, the anthropology of globalization, digital anthropology, Southeast Asian studies, the anthropology of HIV/AIDS, and linguistic anthropology.


Question: What is the history of the Iceland national football team? Respond in 8 sentences.

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The Iceland national football team () represents Iceland in international football. The team is controlled by the Football Association of Iceland.
The team has enjoyed success in the second half of the 2010s. In the qualifying rounds for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, Iceland reached the playoffs before losing to Croatia. Iceland reached its first major tournament, UEFA Euro 2016, after a qualification campaign which included home and away wins over the Netherlands. After advancing to the knockout stages of Euro 2016, Iceland defeated England in the Round of 16, advancing to the quarter-finals, where they lost to host nation France 5–2. They became the smallest nation by population to ever clinch a FIFA World Cup berth when they qualified for the 2018 tournament on 9 October 2017. They drew with Argentina in their opening match, but nonetheless still went out in the group stage.


Question: "What cities will be hit hardest by Hurricane Michael?" Respond in 43 sentences.

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Hurricane Michael - a category four storm with winds reaching 155mph (250km/h) - has made landfall in Florida's north-west Panhandle region.
According to the National Hurricane Center, the eye of the storm touched land near Mexico Beach, Florida, on Wednesday afternoon.
Hundreds of thousands were told to evacuate but many have not fled.
Florida Governor Rick Scott warned of "unimaginable devastation", saying it would be the worst storm in 100 years.
At least 13 people reportedly died in Central America over the weekend as a result of storm rains and floods.
According to the Associated Press, six people were killed in Honduras, four in Nicaragua and three in El Salvador.
Michael is expected to move quickly up the US East Coast, dumping rains on regions that are already saturated from Hurricane Florence last month.
In their latest advisory, the National Hurricane Center warned coastal residents "not to venture out into the relative calm of the eye, as hazardous winds will increase very quickly as the eye passes".
More than 370,000 people in Florida have been ordered to evacuate and move to higher ground, but officials estimate that far fewer have actually left.
"Do not leave your house," Florida Governor Rick Scott said on Wednesday, hours before landfall.
"The worst thing you can do now is leave," he said, adding that those who do "put yourself and your family in danger".
Federal Emergency Management Agency Director Brock Long told the president at the White House that he was especially concerned about buildings that were built before 2001, and are not able to withstand category three winds.
"We just hope those the structures can hold up. And if not, that they're not in those structures," Mr Trump responded.
Images on social media show scenes of flooding and wind damage.
The hurricane made landfall at around 14:00 (18:00 GMT), according to the Miami-based National Hurricane Center (NHC).
The NHC warned of a life-threatening storm surge, hurricane force winds and heavy rainfall along the north-eastern Gulf coast.
It said some regions of Florida may experience storm surges of up to 14ft (4m).
And "life-threatening" flash floods may occur as a result of up to 12in (30cm) of rain.
On the Saffir-Simpson hurricane scale, category four includes winds of up to 156mph with possible severe damage to even well-built homes and trees being felled.
Schools and state offices in the area are to remain shut this week.
On Wednesday, Gov Scott said he had activated 3,500 Florida National Guard troops.
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Heavy rains are forecast for the Carolinas, which were drenched by Hurricane Florence last month.
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper told residents: "I know people are fatigued from Florence, but don't let this storm catch you with your guard down."
More than 300 miles of coastline are currently under threat, the National Weather Service has said.
Forecasters in Alabama have warned of possible tornados.
Driving through the streets of Panama City Beach this morning, there were almost no other cars on the road. Here and there the odd neon sign still glowed, but many houses and businesses were boarded up after an emergency evacuation order.
Not everyone though had heeded the instruction.
Dave Jackson, a man who remembers the devastation of Hurricane Andrew in southern Florida 26 years ago, has decided to stay, despite having a home just yards from the beach.
His house, he says, is built to withstand winds of 150mph and it's just high enough above sea level that the predicted surge may well fall short.
Just along the road, Stacey and Michael Buckner sit in their car, staring out to sea. Their house is two blocks from the water, and they've chosen not to leave because of Michael's elderly parents.
For the coming hours, Dave, Michael and Stacey are on their own - the emergency services are staying out of the storm and nature is about to take its course.
What cities will be hit hardest?
Communities along the Florida Panhandle will feel the brunt of the hurricane first, with Tallahassee and Panama City Beach forecast to get over 6in of rain and winds that could reach at least 100mph.
Utility lines are expected to be damaged due to falling trees, leading to power outages.
But by Thursday, the storm will move up the coast and skies will clear allowing for "a massive wave of response and support", said Gov Scott.
Southern Georgia will be hit next, with residents there warned to brace for possible flash floods.
Winds will die down as Michael pushes north into the soggy Carolinas with cities Columbia and Charlotte each forecasted to see up to 5in of rain.
Local officials warn people in the regions affected by Hurricane Florence last month - even those living far from waterways - to watch for landslides or flash flooding.
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Dara most recently played for SCARZ Burning Core, but before that, he was a member of the Tokyo team Pentagram, which was previously known as Rampage. According to Inven, Japan’s League of Legends league, LJL, punished Pentagram in February with a three-month ban for staff Nakamura Hiroki and Fujita Takuya. DBLTAP adds that Pentagram was issued with a loss for 2018 LJL Spring Split’s first five rounds, putting the team at an immediate disadvantage. Dara and fellow Korean citizen Lee “Tussle” Moon-yong received verbal warnings. Tussle and Dara left Pentagram last November, with Tussle landing at Unsold Stuff Gaming.
All foreign residents in Japan are required to carry resident cards and must show them any time police officers ask. Even if you have permanent residency like I do, you still must carry that card. “If you don’t carry residence card,” the Immigration Bureau of Japan writes, “you may be punished with a fine not exceeding 200,000 yen, and if you refuse to present it, you may be punished with imprisonment for not more than one year or a fine not exceeding 200,000 yen.” That’s around $1,800. If your card is stolen, you must report it to the police and reapply. It’s a huge hassle.
The verbal warning both Dara and Tussle received was for not carrying their resident cards with them. However, even though all foreigners must carry their resident cards at all times, Dara alleged that Pentagram management took the resident cards and made threats. Pentagram, however, said this was merely miscommunication, and the team was holding onto their cards while waiting to hear from immigration.
As Inven reports, Dara alleged that Pentagram’s Fujita “didn’t ‘temporarily’ hold onto our cards. I heard him say, ‘If you don’t leave your card here, you can’t leave the team.’” According to Inven, Dara also claimed that Fujita said, “This residence card is the property of the team.” Tussle, Inven adds, did not make such public statements himself, but did retweet what Dara wrote.
In these tweets, he once again recounted his allegations about how his resident card was taken away, adding allegations that he was shouted at. There was pressure and, being in a foreign country, he felt powerless. He was hoping he’d receive a formal apology, but did not and says he feels stupid for thinking that and felt sad. He said he didn’t want to be in a world in which the penalty for what he experienced was only three months, so he is retiring.
Dara apologized to his fans and thanked SCARZ Burning Core for the opportunity and said he looked forward to watching his Burning Core teammates grow. The team wished him well, thanking him.


Question: Describe the career of Reginald Horace "Horrie" Lyons. Respond briefly.

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Reginald Horace "Horrie" Lyons (4 January 1876 – 28 May 1921) was an Australian rules footballer who played with South Melbourne and St Kilda in the Victorian Football League (VFL).
He commenced his football career with South Melbourne in 1895 and later played for Prahran and Richmond in the Victorian Football Association (VFA).


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Minor nit: generate (and generate_n) does not take a predicate – a function that takes a value and returns true or false.
Good catch. Thanks for the heads up.
Thank you for the informative post, Marius.


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

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The official announcement that the Central Committee of the Communist Party in China will amend the constitution of the PRC in some important ways, including a potential indefinite rule for China’s current president Xi Jinping, has triggered consternation on social media.
Ahead of Monday’s three-day Central Committee “plenum” in Beijing (十九届三中全会 – Feb 26 to 28), official Chinese news agencies (e.g. Xinhua) have reported that the meeting will address some important “structural reforms” to the constitution of the PRC.
This means that Xi Jinping could potentially stay in office after his second five-year term of presidency ends in 2023.
“Our emperor has received the Mandate of Heaven, so we have to kneel and accept,” a person on Weibo said. Others mentioned the North Korean regime and Napoleon in discussions on the constitutional change.
An image of Winnie the Pooh dressed up as a king also made its rounds on social media on Sunday. Winnie the Pooh has gone from cute bear to political meme on Weibo since netizens found resemblances between President Xi Jinping and the bear.
Besides critique, there was also some confusion on social media, with many netizens wondering whether or not the new law has already passed. Officially, China’s constitution still needs to be modified, so the law has not been formally passed -just yet.
By Sunday evening around 22:00 (Beijing time), various terms relating to the proposed amendment change, such as “two-term limit” or “continued rule” had become non-searchable on Weibo.
It is not surprising the how the gov will enforce censorship after the big announcement. And I heard the Winnie the pooh pig were banned for a while before?


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A multimodal browser is one which allows multimodal interaction for input and/or output - for example, keyboard and voice interfaces. Examples include Opera and NetFront.


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The combination of garlic, nutritional yeast, soy sauce and spices makes for such a spicy tangy and delicious meal! This easy vegan fried rice is eggcelent! (I’m sorry, I couldn’t help myself!).
If you are gluten-free make sure you use a gf soy sauce. I usually use Braggs.
Looking for more vegan egg-y recipes? Check out my Tofu Scramble!
Wash and cook the rice (add the rice with about 3 cups of water and cook over medium-high until done). Set aside.
Using a large frying pan or skillet, heat oil over medium heat.
Crumble the tofu and add.
Add all the spices and nutritional yeast and mix well (it should turn yellow).
Add the veggies and mix again.
Add the cooked rice and mix again - yes there is a lot of mixing :).
Add the green onions, soy sauce/braggs and hot sauce.


Question: What is young adult romance literature? Respond in 3 sentences.

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Young adult romance literature is a genre of books written for teenagers. As defined by Romance Writers of America, a romance novel consists of a central love story and an emotionally satisfying ending. Young adult romances feature a teenage protagonist, who is typically female, white, and middle-class, although books in the twenty-first century include a wider variety of protagonist.


Question: Describe an incident involving a parent dunking their child in a toilet in Leesburg, Florida.

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LEESBURG, Fla. -- A appeared in a public post on Saturday afternoon which shows a Leesburg dunking her 5-year-old son into a toilet head-first. The , which received over 1,000 shares and was viewed more than 38,000 times, shows a woman pulling the young boy’s arms behind his back in an upward motion and turning him upside down then dunking him face-first into a toilet while she flushes the toilet.
The footage was reportedly captured by the mothers eldest son.
Lake County Sheriff’s Sgt. Fred Jones are investigating.


Question: Explain the lesson of the Exodus from Egypt. Respond in detail.

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 Explain the lesson of the Exodus from Egypt. Respond in detail.

First; the entire story of going down into Egypt, becoming enslaved there, and coming out to freedom is an ongoing story. Yes, it is historically true…it did happen. But the most important thing about this story is not that it happened way back then, but that it is happening to us right now. This story is really talking about us in the world today.
When we go out into the world to make a living to feed our families, if we go out only for the money…, if the money is the goal, then we will become enslaved by our work. We will never have enough. We will always be working harder and harder trying to get more and more, working for things that we do not need nor even really want. Indeed, it is a bitter, never ending slavery.
But then, instead of thinking that the money is our salvation, if we look toward Hashem and follow His instructions… even going out into a wilderness where there does not seem to be any food or water we will find our livelihood laying on the ground before us… and all we have to do is to pick it up. But be careful, if you take more than you need it will rot!
And the second life-changing Pesach teaching; if you take simple flour and water and bake it you will get flat matzahs. They all look alike. Indeed a humble food. But if you add yeast that makes gas, then that same simple flour and water will rise up and become puffy, even proud of how it has been shaped into something big. So it is with life. All of us are really just simply flour and water. Our bodies come from dust and will return to dust. But, when we puff ourselves up with gas we seem to be something more than we really are.
To come out of Egyptian slavery, our self-imposed slavery to our material desires we have to get rid of that yeast, the gas, the huge egos. We have to become servants of the Holy One. Then, if we succeed in this we will be able to return to those same jobs earning those same dollars but working to do mitzvahs, to serve Hashem, and then we will not become enslaved by material desires.


Question: Describe the current relationship between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un.

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Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un have exchanged insults ever since Trump took office, with Trump repeatedly calling Kim "rocket man" for testing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.
Camp David: U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday he would "absolutely" be willing to talk on the phone to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and that he hopes a positive development results from talks between North Korea and South Korea.
North Korea agreed on Friday to hold official talks with South Korea next week, the first in more than two years, hours after Washington and Seoul delayed a military exercise amid a standoff over Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs.
Trump, answering questions from reporters at the presidential retreat at Camp David, Maryland, expressed a willingness to talk to Kim but not without preconditions.
"Absolutely, I would do that," Trump said. "I have no problem with that at all."
Trump and Kim have exchanged insults ever since Trump took office, with Trump repeatedly calling Kim "rocket man" for testing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.
Earlier this week Trump dismissed Kim's taunt that the North Korean leader has a nuclear button on his desk, saying he has a bigger button.
The talks between North Korea and South Korea are expected to cover the Winter Olympics, to be held in South Korea next month, and inter-Korean relations.
Trump suggested the talks might lead to an easing of tensions and took credit for the diplomatic breakthrough, saying it was a result of his steady pressure.
"Look, right now they're talking Olympics. It's a start, it's big start. If I weren't involved they wouldn't be talking at all right now," he said. Kim "knows I'm not messing around. I'm not messing around. Not even a little bit, not even one percent. He understands that," said Trump.
"If something can come out of those talks, that would be a great thing for all of humanity, that would be a great thing for the world," he said.


Question: Have you heard about Organise Aotearoa? Respond in 244 words.

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Organise Aotearoa, a new socialist organisation for all of Aotearoa, has publicly launched today. The group is composed of Māori, Pākehā, and tauiwi, with the goal of undoing the violence inflicted by colonialism and capitalism.
Organise Aotearoa has brought together workers, students, beneficiaries, unionists, teachers, and people from every walk of life. “Aotearoa is a wealthy country, and there is more than enough for everybody. Our goal is socialism — for the resources of this country to be democratically owned and controlled by working people,” says Rākete.
Organise Aotearoa is not a parliamentary party. “We recognise that traditional political structures have failed. The so-called “Labour” party is sanctioning single mothers on welfare and sending soldiers to terrorise the Middle East. It doesn’t stand with working people,” Rākete argues.
Tino rangatiratanga, or Māori sovereignty, is a core principle of Organise Aotearoa. “Organise Aotearoa acknowledges that the brutal dispossession of Māori was essential to the establishment of capitalism in New Zealand. We believe that both capitalism and colonialism must come to an end,” says Rākete.
Over the next seven months, Organise Aotearoa will hold hui around the country on the key issues affecting New Zealanders, including housing, work, justice, and the environment. “We want to hear from everyday New Zealanders about their struggles and their dreams for more just, fair, and equal society,” says Rākete.
Membership is now open for anyone who agrees with the kaupapa of Organise Aotearoa.
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Question: Describe the efforts being made to impeach President Trump.

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Tom Steyer, a businessman and environmentalist who has donated millions to the Democratic party, launched a petition last month to demand Congress take steps to impeach Trump.
The ads in Times Square direct people to needtoimpeach.com to sign the petition, which has gotten more than 2,650,000 signatures as of Tuesday morning.
“People in Congress and his own administration know that this president is a clear and present danger, who’s mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons,” he says in the ad.
Five articles of impeachment against Trump were introduced by Rep. Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.) on Nov. 15. But the lawmaker admitted that Republicans, who have a majority in the House, are unlikely to allow hearings on the articles.
The president responded to Steyer’s TV ads on Oct. 27, writing on Twitter, “Wacky & totally unhinged Tom Steyer, who has been fighting me and my Make America Great Again agenda from beginning, never wins elections!”The digital billboards in Times Square will be on display for 10 minutes every hour until New Years’ Eve, according to BloombergPolitics.


Question: What is a palfrey? Respond in 3 sentences.

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A palfrey is a type of horse that was highly valued as a riding horse in the Middle Ages. It was a lighter-weight horse, usually a smooth gaited one that could amble, suitable for riding over long distances. Palfreys were not a specific breed as horse breeds are understood today.


Question: What are the Brewers' chances of winning the NLCS?

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The Brewers chances to win the NLCS aren't amazing after going down 3-2 to the Dodgers, but they might be better than you'd think.
First, the bad news, Brewers fans.
Since the dawn of the wild card in baseball, teams trailing 3-2 in a best-of-seven league championship series or the World Series have won the series only 10 times in 39 tries, which actually makes perfect statistical sense at just over 25 percent. More statistical sensibility: 17 of those 39 series have gone to seven games (44 percent). You’d figure it would be around 50, and that's roughly right, especially if you figure in a correction for the concept that the better team should, slightly more often than not, win that Game 6.
But it’s different when the teams are heading home.
There have been 19 examples in which a team trailing by a 3-2 count in the series is the home team, and eight of those teams have won the series, with three more forcing a seventh game. That’s a victory for the team facing a 3-2 deficit 42 percent of the time and a seventh game 58 percent of the time.
Hold on, before we do this, I know what you’re thinking.
You’re thinking “these teams are all better than the Brewers because of (x),” and heck, maybe in some ways you’re right. But remember, these teams weren’t champions or World Series qualifiers until they were, and many of them took unconventional routes to the promised land. For example, you may say to yourself, “Well, of course last year’s Astros were better than this year’s Brewers.” And sure, they won 101 games and scored a ton of runs. But they, too, were scuffling offensively in the postseason, and remember that it doesn’t matter which team is better when you’re getting into a small sample. It matters who wins the next two games.
And, as you know, the Brewers did win more games than anyone else in the National League this year.
The Astros scored nine runs in the first five games of that series (the Brewers have scored 16 in the first five of theirs for comparison), and were it not for their stellar starting pitching helping them win two 2-1 games at home, they would have been toast. In New York, they scored five runs in three games. So bad. And then, they found it, scoring a 7-1 win in Game 6 and 4-0 win in Game 7. They went on to win the World Series.
The Cubs were down, 3-1, and then went on a memorable finish to win their first World Series since goats freely roamed the Earth. They scored 10 runs in the first five games, with two shutouts, but scored 17 runs in the final two games, punctuated by an insane 10-inning seventh game. Heck, the Cubs even pulled this off on the road.
The Giants scored 15 runs in five games but scored 15 in the final two, as well. And this was before the Madison Bumgarner phenomenon (he pitched one game and allowed six earned runs in 3 2/3 innings), and Tim Lincecum allowed four earned runs in 6 2/3 innings. The guys who had the biggest impact were Ryan Vogelsong (two earned runs in 14 innings), Barry Zito (no earned runs in 7.2 innings) and Jeremy Affeldt (no earned runs in 4.2 innings). Sounds a lot like the Brewers' top contributors.
The Cardinals scored 16 runs in a crazy Game 3 but just six runs in the other four. That was before a 10-9 epic in Game 6 that went 11 innings and a 6-2 win in the final. Remember, that team was the wild-card team and didn't appear to have as many weapons as the Brewers that season.
The Red Sox were down, 3-1, but rallied back for 30 runs in three games to reach the World Series and eventually win that, too.
Including a 12-inning win over Houston, the Cardinals won their final two games at home after scoring just seven runs in three games on the road. Jeff Suppan won Game 7, so please don’t tell me you need an ace starter to win in a big spot.
After a demoralizing 16-4 loss in Game 5 one night after a heartbreaking 4-3 loss in which the Giants scored a go-ahead run in the eighth inning, it’s easy to imagine that Angels fans were resigned to their fate. But Anaheim rallied from a 5-0 deficit in Game 6 – scoring three in the seventh and three in the eighth – before the final win, anchored by John Lackey.
The Diamondbacks had an unfair advantage: Curt Schilling and Randy Johnson in the rotation. But after taking a 2-0 lead, the Diamondbacks scored a measly six runs in the next three games, and that included two extra-innings games (31 innings overall). They responded with 15 in Game 6 and a 3-2 win in the bottom of the ninth on Luis Gonzalez's single in Game 7.
The Braves scored just 12 runs in the first four games but battled back to win the final two at home and take the series. All right, it helped they had three Hall of Famers in the rotation.


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The 1902 Victorian State election was held in the Australian state of Victoria on 1 October 1902 to elect 70 of the 95 members of the Victorian Legislative Assembly. The other 25 seats were uncontested.


Question: Explain the Quick Cast with Indicator keybinding option in the PBE 5.8 cycle.

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After a bit of a break, the PBE has been updated! As we continue the 5.8 PBE cycle, today's update includes changes to Blood Moon Zilean's back, new individual Quick Cast with Indicator keybind options, and tentative balance changes for Graves and Jinx.
The upcoming Blood Moon Zilean skin has received a few changes in today's update, most notably to the giant clock on his back!
Check out our comprehensive 5.8 PBE cycle post for a better look at this upcoming skin!
As mentioned here, several new individual "Quick cast with Indicator" keybind options options have been added for spells, items, summoner spells, etc. + self cast variations. While this targeting option has been in the game for a while, you can now bind individual abilities or items this way and other actions another way instead of having it be all or nothing.
There is also a new option to fire or not fire the spell (while the hot key is held down and indicator is up) when using Quick Cast with Indicator.
"Normal" Casting: You hit the hotkey and an targeting circle / indicator pops up. You click your target to fire.
Quick Casting: You hit the hotkey and the spell immediately fires towards your cursor or at the target your cursor is over.
Quick Casting with Indicator: you hit the hotkey and HOLD it. While HOLDING down the hotkey, the spell range indicator pops up. When you RELEASE the hotkey, the spell fires.
To reiterate, the new check box option for Quick Cast with Indicator means if you have that style keybound and are holding down the hotkey to aim, you can chose if the spell is fired or not fired when you hot a different hotkey.


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 Hey, what's new in Vancouver? Respond in 25 sentences.

There’s an exciting new artist collective to visit in this year’s Eastside Culture Crawl. The Vancouver Community Laboratory (CoLab) will not only inspire you to create your own works of art but can empower you to do so.
The CoLab is a member-driven workshop where tools, space and skills are shared. This is not-for-profit where artists, makers, hackers and tinkerers of all sorts can create, build, experiment, destroy and rebuild. It’s based on the belief that everyone has the desire and ability to create things and can be trusted to develop the skills needed to do so.
What makes the CoLab unique is just how inclusive and accessible it is. In North America’s most expensive city, having industrial art space in a central, easily accessible location at an affordable price is no small feat.
There are different levels of membership to accommodate different levels of use. All members have an equal say in collective decisions.
The CoLab has everything from Burning Man art cars to tiny homes, from tall bikes to driftwood lamps, and from steel sculptures to upcycled art.
In this year’s Culture crawl, expect to see sculpture, furniture, paintings, metalwork, photography and multimedia art. Browse the artists from the Vancouver Community Laboratory in the Eastside Culture Crawl here.
Recently, the Vancouver Community Laboratory received a Cultural Infrastructure Grant from the City of Vancouver to improve on the existing infrastructure of the facility. These generous grants offered by the city acknowledge the importance of arts and culture to the health and vibrancy of our community.
“We are extremely grateful to the city for the grant. It is allowing us to make long-lasting and much needed improvement to the space that will expand our opportunities to contribute back to Vancouver’s artist community” Kim Cooper, one of the CoLab founders and current board member.
The new sharing economy is at the heart of the CoLab’s vision of reducing waste, sharing resources and building a better, more collaborative community. Sharing tools and space allows the CoLab artists to be efficient. And at the CoLab, one person’s waste is another’s resources. Many CoLab members work with reclaimed materials and focus on fixing, rebuilding and upcycling rather than discarding and buying new.
The CoLab will open its doors to the public for the Eastside Culture Crawl. All are welcome to check out the space, the art, meet some of the CoLab member and start dreaming up some projects of their own.
Jodi Stark, CoLab board member and Eastside Culture Crawl artist.
Kim Cooper, CoLab board member and Eastside Culture Crawl artist.
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Question: Provide a biography of José Miguel Parra Respond in 3 sentences.

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José Miguel Parra (born November 28, 1972 in Jacagua, Dominican Republic) was a Major League Baseball right-handed pitcher who played from -. He also played two seasons in Japan, for the Yomiuri Giants in and the Orix Buffaloes in , as well as in South Korea and Taiwan. He most recently served as the pitching coach for the Gulf Coast League Tigers.


Question: What can you tell me about the recent asylum seeker arrest by ICE?

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested an asylum seeker during his actual asylum interview in San Francisco last week—something his lawyer says is completely unprecedented.
Omer Abdelmaed was arrested last Thursday, moments after a two-hour asylum interview at the San Francisco branch of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services office. There, he had been asked to recount why he fears returning to Sudan, according to his attorney, Caleb Arring. Arring told local station KTVU that Abdelmaed was opposed to the ruling political party in Sudan and would be persecuted if he returned there. He added that he has never seen anyone arrested at an asylum office in the five years he’s been handling asylum cases. This tracks with what other lawyers and experts have said about asylum office arrests.
“Our government is arresting asylum seekers who are asking for protection from harm, who have no criminal history, for absolutely no reason,” Arring said in a Facebook post on Thursday night.
The Trump administration has dramatically ramped up arrests of immigrants at sensitive locations agents previously stayed away from, such as courthouses. (In places like New York, courthouse arrests were up 900% last year.) Now, it appears asylum offices are not off-limits either.
In April last year, ICE officials also arrested a Venezuelan man seeking asylum at a USCIS office in Florida. The Venezuelan man was released soon after Senator Marco Rubio’s office intervened.
ICE spokesperson James Schwab confirmed to Splinter that Abdelmaed was taken into custody Thursday by ICE deportation officers. He said Abdelmaed had violated the terms of a temporary visa he was issued in 2014.
What’s concerning about that explanation is that many asylum seekers who entered eventually overstay their visa thanks to the years and years that the asylum process can take. USCIS currently has a backlog of 311,000 pending asylum cases, which means many asylum seekers wait years for an interview with an asylum officer. This backlog results in long waits and often means most applicants who applied for asylum when they had a valid visa end up with an expired visa during the application process.
Schwab also said, “Mr. Abdelmaed is wanted for criminal charges by law enforcement officials in the United Arab Emirates.” He did not specify what those charges were. I have asked both him and Carring to clarify this, and will update this post when I hear back.
Abdelmaed’s brother told KTVU that his brother had lived in the UAE, and had left a wife and child behind there, but that he was not aware of any criminal charges against him.
In the Facebook post, Arring said he suspects his client was taken into custody because he was born in Sudan, one of the original countries with large Muslim populations included in President Trump’s travel ban. ICE did not respond to requests for comment on whether the travel ban list has anything to do with Abdelmaed’s arrest.


Question: What is the hyponychium?

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The hyponychium is the area of epithelium, particularly the thickened portion, underlying the free edge of the nail plate on the nail. Its proximal border is immediately distal to distal limit of nail bed—a.k.a. the onychodermal band (the line along the interface of the nail bed and the nail plate). Its distal border the free edge of the nail plate—or where that edge would project downwards onto the epidermis.


Question: Describe the episode 'Bad Code' from the TV series 'Person of Interest'.

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"Bad Code" is the second episode of the second season of the American television drama series "Person of Interest". It is the 25th overall episode of the series and is written by Greg Plageman & Patrick Harbinson and directed by Jon Cassar. It aired on CBS in the United States and on CTV in Canada on October 4, 2012.


Question: Respond in 685 words. Describe the impact of economic inequality according to Marx's predictions.

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 Respond in 685 words. Describe the impact of economic inequality according to Marx's predictions.

The latest in a series of annual reports from Oxfam, detailing the level of economic inequality in our world, is a striking example of Marx’s prediction that capitalism concentrates wealth in fewer and fewer hands.
The report, released on January 18th, confirms for many what they already know: the rich are getting richer. The wealthiest one percent now own more collectively than the remaining ninety-nine combined. Oxfam had predicted this would become a fact by the beginning of this year. In fact, it became a reality in 2015.
The absurdity does not end there: the richest sixty-two billionaires’ wealth has increased by more than $500bn since 2010, now standing at $1.76 trillion. Despite the total global population growing by 400m in the same period, these sixty-two individuals are as wealthy as half the world’s population. This is capitalism in all its glory. The rich get richer, while billions of people struggle to survive on meagre wages and, according to UNICEF, 22,000 children die each day of poverty.
Oxfam’s report merely puts into words what we are seeing before our very eyes across the world, namely, dropping living standards, wages that do not rise with inflation, public sector cuts across the board, and a squeezing of the working class for everything they’re worth.
Oxfam points out that approximately $7.6 trillion in private wealth is currently held safely in offshore tax havens. Meanwhile millions of ordinary workers and youth suffer under daily austerity measures and attacks against living standards.
In 2008, worldwide debt was around $30 trillion. Despite ostensibly imposing austerity on workers across the globe to reduce this debt, the opposite to what was promised has been achieved. Current worldwide debt now stands at $55 trillion. Every minute this increases by millions. With no view to breaking with capitalism and striking at the heart of the system - the banks and big monopolies - the state inevitably looks to impose even more austerity on the poorest in society.
What the Oxfam report shows is that in the midst of deep crisis, the rich continue living their lives of luxury. The poor are plunged ever deeper into poverty. It is a confirmation of Marx’s prediction of class polarisation - as capital accumulates in the hands of one class, the workers are ever exploited, opening an unbridgeable gulf between the two. In their hunt for profit the capitalists strip the middle classes of their privileges and reduce them to the same low level as the workers. This process of concentration of wealth and Capital in the hands of an ever smaller minority is a part of the Capitalist system and its inherent anarchy.
Oxfam’s reports have been detailing this rise in inequality for a number of years. It is no wonder they have been threatened with the removal of their charitable status in a number of countries. In 2010, 388 billionaires owned half the world’s wealth - enough to fill a jumbo jet. The 2014 report, “Even it Up”, showed that by 2013 that figure had fallen to eighty-five - enough to fit on a double-decker bus. It is now sixty-two, enough to be seated comfortably on a single-decker coach. In capital terms these sixty-two humans are “worth” 3,600,000,000 other humans.
This club of the ultra-rich, on the current trajectory, will only need to travel by mini-bus by 2020, adding further savings to their cash-piles. You might well ask, at what point will one person own as much wealth as half the world?
Oxfam’s statistics and the extreme poverty visible on the streets of even supposedly wealthy nations show the system is no longer sustainable. A backlash is becoming evident across the world as waves of protest movements develop in one country after another.
The solution is clear. The system is preparing a revolt. We must take our destiny into our own hands. Capitalism no longer furthers the needs of humanity, and must be swept away. Wipe out global debt by ending the rule of the banks. Expropriate the sixty-two billionaires, the one percent, and the banks and monopolies that are the basis of this rotten capitalist system.


Question: Hey, what is 'Celestial (Versão Brasil)'? Respond in 128 words.

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Celestial (Versão Brasil) (English: "Heavenly (Brazil Version)") is the third and final studio album in Portuguese by Mexican pop group RBD, released on December 4, 2006 through the EMI label. The album is also the Portuguese version of "Celestial", RBD's third Spanish studio album. The album contains 8 tracks in Portuguese, and 3 bonus tracks in Spanish. The album sold more than 600,000 copies throughout Brazil, Portugal and the United Kingdom.
With the end of the telenovela "Rebelde", from which RBD originated, the group's members could finally dedicate more time to music. Thus, as in the previous Brazilian editions of the group's studio albums, the songs that made up the original Spanish version of "Celestial" were translated and adapted by Cláudio Rabello, under the direction of Pedro Damián.


Question: What is CSPD?

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CSPD ([3-(1-chloro-3'-methoxyspiro[adamantane-4,4'-dioxetane]-3'-yl)phenyl] dihydrogen phosphate) is a chemical substance with formula C18H22ClO7P. It is a component of enhanced chemiluminescence enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) kits, used for the detection of minute amounts of various substances such as proteins.


Question: Wow, sounds like amazing progress! Tell me more about SP8DE!

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SP8DE MVP Development: Stage 4 Completed! - S P 8 D E | The Game of Chance. Changed.
The core protocol of the SP8DE universe, named CHAOS, has been finalized. Provably fair random numbers can now be generated effortlessly. We are happy that our initial hypotheses were correct in that it’s really possible to generate millions of random numbers without difficulty! That’s enough to provide the world’s largest casinos with blockchain-backed fairness.
The most interesting aspect for you is, of course, about the test infrastructure and the demo web-site. We have created a demo-site with minimal-functional applications using the CHAOS RNG. These minimalistic applications will address the CHAOS RNG in order to draw random numbers, store the data, validate and make sure that the data are correct, ensure the process is provably random, and create blocks. The infrastructure was subject to extensive testing and debugging, and we can confirm that the MVP features work the way they were designed to; the reliability of gaming operations is ensured.
October will be a great month! The grand launch of the MVP is planned starting October 8.
We are currently working hard to present our own platform where you will be able to access the functionality of the SP8DE wallet and play SP8DE games! The first games will be presented progressively with the first game featuring well-known, multi-round, dice gameplay along with the space theme voted #1 throughout the SP8DE Game Concept Contest. What’s more, right from your wallet you will be able to address the CHAOS RNG to ensure that the games are provably fair.
These games will be the first fully functioning games in our ecosystem and, in the near future, numerous dApps will also be developed. Sticking to our initial roadmap, we are planning to have a hackathon in November to introduce our solutions to aspiring game developers.
Other than our own games, we are also working on acquiring new partnerships. Starting next week we will be able to tell you about some of our partners who will be using our protocol. They are truly amazing and well-loved both in the real and virtual worlds! Don’t forget to check out our updates – you will soon be seeing the first of many use cases for our solutions!


Question: Explain the differences in campaign funding and strategies between Rep. Francis Rooney and his Democratic challenger, David Holden, in the U.S. House race for Florida's 19th Congressional District.

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 Explain the differences in campaign funding and strategies between Rep. Francis Rooney and his Democratic challenger, David Holden, in the U.S. House race for Florida's 19th Congressional District.

U.S. Rep. Francis Rooney’s re-election campaign hasn’t garnered too much attention this year, despite the narrative that a ‘blue wave’ on the national level could lead to Democrats retaking control of the House.
Maybe that’s because he was re-elected in Florida’s 19th Congressional District with nearly two-thirds of the vote two years ago, or maybe it’s because the Republican candidate in every statewide race in the past decade has carried the district by double digits.
None of that is surprising for the Lee and Collier-based seat. After all, there are nearly 100,000 more Republican voters than Democratic ones in CD 19.
But the long odds haven’t crushed Democratic nominee David Holden’s hopes of flipping the district.
In a Wednesday press release, his campaign touted a new online poll conducted by Change Research showing him trailing Rooney by a single point and calling on the incumbent to join him in a public debate.
Holden’s campaign didn’t include the full results of the Change Research poll, though they noted that it had a sample size of 468 registered voters in the district with a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percent.
After the publication of this story, Holden’s campaign clarified that the 1-point gap was achieved “after people were informed of Frances Rooney’s record and David Holden’s plans and positions.” Without a primer on their positions, Rooney led 51-42 percent.
The campaign also noted that Change Research was the only pollster to show Democratic gubernatorial nominee Andrew Gillum in the lead ahead of the Aug. 28 primary election. That much is true — an Aug. 20 poll from the outfit showed the Tallahassee Mayor with 33 percent support among primary voters, not far off from the 34 percent vote share he received three weeks ago.
As of Aug. 8, Rooney had about $208,000 in his re-election account compared to $49,000 banked for Holden.
If the race is truly close, however, Rooney could whip out his checkbook and rocket into the lead. Many estimate his net worth to be in the hundreds of millions if not over $1 billion, and he dumped $3.6 million into his 2016 campaign to succeed former U.S. Rep. Curt Clawson.