Question: How to make Rainbow Custard?

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Rainbow Custard is a dessert that has multiple colors as well as different flavors. When you will take a bite of this rainbow custard, you will feel different flavors melting in your mouth. Specially, kids love to eat this unique dessert. You can also make this dessert for your guests and family. The choice of flavors and colors is totally depend on your choice and taste. You can add any custard and jelly flavor that you like the most. Decorating the custard with whipped cream is optional but if you do so, it will enhance its flavor. It is a healthy and nutritious dessert and mostly eaten and made almost in all countries of the world.
Divide 1 kg milk into three equal portions. Also divide 1 cup sugar into three equal portions. Take a cooking pan and boil one portion of milk in it. Add a portion of sugar in it and mix well. Dissolve vanilla custard in 4-5 tbsp of cold water and pour it into the hot milk slowly while stirring. Turn off the flame when custard starts thickening. Place it aside to cool down. Or cool it in refrigerator. Repeat this process with two other custard flavors i.e. strawberry and banana.
Now Dissolve Blue Berry Jelly Mixture in one cup hot water. Pour it into a dish to cool down. Cut the jelly cubes once it cools down. Repeat this procedure to make another jelly flavor i.e. Strawberry. Now take a big glass bowl / goblets. Now Beat the chilled vanilla custard with the hand beater and pour it into the glass bowl to make a layer. Place blue berry jelly cubes over it to make another layer. Repeat the procedure for other custard and jelly flavors. And make different colorful layers. Cool it in the refrigerator. Colorful Rainbow Custard is ready to serve.


Question: What is Stary Sokołów? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Stary Sokołów is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Końskie, within Końskie County, Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, in south-central Poland. It lies approximately south-west of Końskie and north-west of the regional capital Kielce.


Question: Could you tell me more about Flyver Eye?

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Flyver Eye has powerful cloud streaming capabilities. Any video that is captured by the drone is streamed to the cloud in real time. From there the user has the freedom to watch it live on as many devices, mobile or otherwise, as he wants or play on-demand later for review.
In Flyver Eye simplicity is a key. We hided all the complex technology behind to unview a friendly looking, simple interface that anyone could use. No pilots, no technicians, no remote controls. One click and you are airborne.
Plan your mission straight from the cloud. Assign it to drone operators and monitor its execution real-time from anywhere in the world. The power and flexibility of the cloud to help with your drone fleet.
With the click of a button, you’re able to observe up to 2,500 hectares in a single flight with flight time of min 1,5 hours. Changing batteries extend the reach even further.
The key to making Flyver Eye so simple to use, more than anything else, is the autonomous flight and selfcheck procedure. At the click of a button, your drone takes off and performs its whole mission without the need of human input.
Flyver Eye uses advanced powerful fixed-wing and multirotor UAVs to perform missions. Long flight, precision or durability is for you to decide. Add advanced sensors. Operate them in singles or swarms through the same Flyver Eye interface.
Our drones are extremely easy and inexpensive to repair. Every single part can be replaced without much effort or technical knowledge and just like the drones themselves, the parts are quite affordable.
Flyver Eye is Software as a Service (SaaS). It needs no setup whatsoever. Everything runs from the cloud, meaning that you could use it on any device with internet connection.
There’s no large upfront payment for our software. Drones used by the system are powerful yet inexpensive.
Different roles allow additional security and information restriction. Tablet version provides field worker with his own missions’ telemetry, location and mission details. Administrative interface provides full access to all missions, history and videos archive company-wide.
Monitoring vast areas with crops is difficult with land-operated machinery. Airborne sensors provide a new perspective in data-collecting – large distances, vast areas, quick accessibility to collected data and real time reports.
Airborne video surveillance improves the perimeter security. Many cases of agricultural property intrusion by humans and animals, undetectable from the ground, can be observed and registered with airborne sensors on board of Flyver Eye drones.
With Flyer Eye delivering real-time imagery and constructing a map of the area, it is easy to oversee the state of the crops. At any time, at any phase of the vegetation process, as many times as you need it.
With continuously changing landscape and borders of land plots, orthomapping provides the exact and very detailed (2 cm/px) picture of the state of your crops and land.
Flyver is а drone software company providing solutions for aerial video surveillance and security over 3G networks requiring limited or no flying user experience.


Question: What do the projections look like for Avengers: Infinity War? Respond in detail.

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Early projections for Avengers: Infinity War predict Marvel Studios' biggest opening weekend. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is riding high off Black Panther's box office dominance. The solo movie continued to break records on a weekly basis, and now that it is out in theaters, it means Infinity War is next up. Anticipation has already run extremely high (even with just one trailer), and Marvel further fueled excitement by moving the Avengers: Infinity War release date up.
Now that the movie is coming out a week sooner, it means there's even less time to wait. That's obviously great for fans eager to see what Marvel Studios has planned, but it also fairs well for the movie's opening - one that was previously expected to break records. Well, the earliest projections for Infinity War support just that.
Box Office Pro projects Avengers: Infinity War will open to $215 million domestically on its new April 27th release date. A three day haul of this size would be good enough to top The Avengers' long standing MCU record opening of $207M. Not only would it top the MCU's record books, but it would also make it the third biggest domestic opening of all-time, falling just behind Star Wars: The Last Jedi and well short of Star Wars: The Force Awakens' $248M record opening.
Considering everyone has been expecting Infinity War to be Marvel's biggest opening, these figures are hardly a surprise. It features an A-list cast from top to bottom, and marks the first time several MCU characters/franchises will crossover. Even though they've just barely been shown in the marketing, the Guardians of the Galaxy meeting the Avengers is a big deal. Plus, it makes for a quick return to Wakanda as Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman), Okoye (Danai Gurira), Shuri (Letitia Wright), M'Baku (Winston Duke), and others will appear.
Along with the record setting opening, Box Office Pro projects Infinity War's entire domestic haul to come in at $538M. This would be good for Marvel's second best domestic haul currently, but is well shy of The Avengers' $623M total. That could just be due to the projections doubting Infinity War's legs, but may also be a product of just how competitive the summer season has become in recent years.
Both of these figures are just projections at this point and will likely fluctuate in the coming weeks. Just remember, Black Panther's early projections were for $90M, and it went on to make $202M. Once tickets begin selling in a few weeks and the marketing blitz kicks into high gear, better estimates for Infinity War's box office run will arrive. But until then, having the biggest MCU opening ever seems like a good place for it to start.


Question: Who is Sergei Aleksandrovich Pervushin? Respond in 3 sentences.

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Sergei Aleksandrovich Pervushin (; born 29 March 1970) is a Russian professional football coach and a former player. He is the caretaker manager with FC Tambov.
On 21 October 2019 he was appointed caretaker manager of Russian Premier League club FC Tambov following the dismissal of Aleksandr Grigoryan, with Tambov in last place in the standings.


Question: What can we do about the plastic pollution in the ocean?

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#1. Plastic doesn't magically appear in the ocean. It has to arrive there. How does it do that? One way is through carelessness, such as littering. Litter can end up in storm drains, then washed out to sea. But if you're a responsible adult, and you put garbage in a trash can and recyclables in a recycling bin, everything will be okay. So, how does so much plastic get in the ocean?
#2. You aren't the problem. Asia is. Some of the nastiest, most polluted rivers in the world are in China and India. One study, published in October 2017 in the journal Environmental Science & Technology, estimated that 88 to 95% of plastic pollution in the oceans came from just 10 rivers. Eight of them were in Asia, and the other two were in Africa.
Why are these countries such big polluters? Well, they're poor. They don't have good infrastructure for dealing with waste. As countries become wealthier, they are better able to clean up their messes. This is a phenomenon known as the environmental Kuznets curve. Instead of banning plastic straws, we should be focusing our efforts on helping developing countries become wealthier and healthier.
#3. Consumer plastics probably aren't the biggest problem. While a picture of a sea turtle with a straws in its nose is sad, photographs aren't necessarily representative of reality. Think of them as digital anecdotes. When surveys of ocean pollution are conducted, what researchers find is not plastic straws or bags but fishing gear. Lots and lots of fishing gear.
The data are fully convincing: The developing world -- not America or Europe -- plays, by far, the largest role in polluting our oceans with plastic. If we want this pollution to stop, then we might want to consider helping them modernize their infrastructure. Finally, we should consider policies that punish commercial fishermen who leave nets and other gear in the water.
True, these policies are boring and spiritually unfulfilling. But the upshot is that they would probably work.


Question: Provide information about Joanna Mary Durie.

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Joanna Mary Durie (born 27 July 1960) is a former world No. 5 tennis player from the United Kingdom. During her career, she also reached No. 9 in doubles, and won two Grand Slam titles, both in the mixed doubles with Jeremy Bates.


Question: What is a hydraulic empire?

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A hydraulic empire (also known as a hydraulic despotism, or water monopoly empire) is a social or government structure which maintains power and control through exclusive control over access to water. It arises through the need for flood control and irrigation, which requires central coordination and a specialized bureaucracy.
Often associated with these terms and concepts is the notion of a "water dynasty". This body is a political structure which is commonly characterized by a system of hierarchy and control often based on class or caste. Power, both over resources (food, water, energy) and a means of enforcement such as the military, is vital for the maintenance of control.


Question: Who is Steven Geller? Respond in 3 sentences.

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Steven Anthony Geller (born November 4, 1958) is an attorney and politician in Florida. He was a Democratic member of the Florida Senate, representing the 31st District from 1999 to 2008 and served as the Minority Leader during 2006-08. Previously he was a member of the Florida House of Representatives from 1988 through 1999.


Question: Describe the death of Anthony Bourdain.

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 Describe the death of Anthony Bourdain.

Chef and TV personality Anthony Bourdain was found dead in a suicide in France, CNN says.
He was best known as host of the network's award-winning show "Parts Unknown."
The show won five Emmy awards, according to the Television Academy.
Chef and TV personality Anthony Bourdain, host of CNN's award-winning show "Parts Unknown," was found dead in a suicide, the network said Friday. He was 61.
Bourdain was found unresponsive in his hotel room in France, where he had been working on an upcoming episode of the show, CNN said. It said close friend and fellow chef Eric Ripert made the discovery.
The French National Gendarmerie told NBC News that Bourdain's body was found in his room at the Chambard Hotel, in the Alsatian town of Kaysersberg, near Colmar. Suicide was suspected.
"His love of great adventure. new friends, ﬁne food and drink and the remarkable stories of the world made him a unique storyteller. His talents never ceased to amaze us and we will miss him very much," CNN said in a statement. "Our thoughts and prayers are with his daughter and family at this incredibly difficult time."
A cameraman works outside Le Chambard Hotel in Kaysersberg-Vignoble, France, June 8, 2018. Celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain, host of CNN's food-and-travel-focused "Parts Unknown" television series, killed himself in a French hotel room, CNN said on June 8, 2018.
Bourdain ran several high profile restaurant kitchens in New York after graduating from the Culinary Institute of America in 1978. His memoir "Kitchen Confidential" in 2000 led to The Food Network to offer Bourdain his own food and travel show "A Cook's Tour," which aired 35 episodes. Bourdain joined the Travel Channel in 2005 to create the series "Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations," which ran for 142 episodes.
He then began "Parts Unknown" on CNN in April 2013, with its 11th season premiering last month.
"Parts Unknown" has won five Emmy awards, and he won one as executive producer of the PBS show "The Mind of a Chef," according to the Television Academy.
In a 2016 episode of "Parts Unknown," Bourdain spoke about suffering bouts of depression.
"I will find myself in an airport, for instance, and I'll order an airport hamburger. It's an insignificant thing, it's a small thing, it's a hamburger, but it's not a good one. Suddenly I look at the hamburger and I find myself in a spiral of depression that can last for days," he said.
"I communicate for a living but I'm terrible about communicating with people I care about," he continued. "There's the evil cheeseburger that sets me off, the evil hamburger. Suddenly I'm super depressed for days."
Bourdain dined with President Barack Obama in Hanoi during the latter's trip to Vietnam in May 2016. They ate at a casual restaurant, eating noodles and grilled pork.
"Low plastic stool, cheap but delicious noodles, cold Hanoi beer." This is how I'll remember Tony. He taught us about food — but more importantly, about its ability to bring us together. To make us a little less afraid of the unknown. We'll miss him.
House that Bourdain's death was "very shocking."
"I enjoyed his show, he was quite a character," Trump said, according to Reuters.
It was the second reported celebrity suicide this week. Fashion designer Kate Spade was found dead Tuesday in an apparent hanging in her New York apartment.
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly 45,000 people committed suicide in 2016, and suicide rates went up more than 30 percent in half of states since 1999.


Question: What happened with Ed Whelan and the recent allegations against Brett Kavanaugh? Respond in 315 words.

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The Ethics and Public Policy Center announced Sunday that its president, Ed Whelan, “will take a leave of absence” from the conservative Washington think tank after peddling a conspiracy theory on social media last week related to a sexual assault allegation against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
Following a special phone-in meeting of the EPPC board on Friday after Whelan’s Twitter screed, he offered to resign “in light of what he described as an ‘appalling and inexcusable’ error in posting online a series of comments that he has now deleted and for which he promptly publicly apologized,” the organization said in a statement.
The board declined Whelan’s offer to step down permanently, according to the statement, and the EPPC’s vice president, Yuval Levin, “will be in charge” during Whelan’s time away.
“The board will meet in a month to review the situation,” the statement said.
Later Sunday, Whelan released a statement of apology.
“I apologize deeply and sincerely to all those whom I have harmed by my appalling and inexcusable tweet thread last week — above all, the person whose name I wrongly made public,“ he said.
Whelan became the target of swift bipartisan criticism on Thursday evening after offering an unsubstantiated alternative explanation for Christine Blasey Ford’s accusation that Kavanaugh forced himself on her at a drunken high school party more than three decades ago.
His conjectures, laid out in a series of tweets, included floor plans of the house in which Whelan said the alleged assault may have taken place. It also featured the name and photo of a high school classmate of Kavanaugh’s whom Whelan identified as a potential suspect and posited that Ford may have misremembered as the federal judge.
POLITICO reported on Friday that CRC Public Relations, a prominent firm based in Alexandria, Va., assisted Whelan in coordinating the rollout of his attempt to discredit Ford’s account and exculpate Kavanaugh.


Question: Have an opinion about Florida's first bear hunt in 21 years and add your thoughts to a petition to stop it.

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UPDATE: Florida's first bear hunt in 21 years, which was supposed to last until October 30, was called off by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Sunday, after just two days of hunting killed 295 bears across the state.
People around the world are baffled about why 207 black bears were killed in Florida on Saturday.
"[I]f a buck comes out, I'll shoot it, and if a bear comes out, I'll shoot that," a Florida man told the Tampa Bay Times about the controversial bear hunt that started Saturday. "It's the first time Florida's done it in what, 20 years? So I figured why not?" A bear "would be a nice thing to have."
Why this sudden bear slaughter, after two decades of peace?
Banned since 1994, the hunt has been permitted to start again so Florida can supposedly manage its bear population. But some people point out the state doesn't even have an up-to-date count of what exactly that population is: The latest statewide tally, according to one columnist, occurred 13 years ago.
For this hunt, which will last through October 30, the state -bear-hunt-207-killed-on-first-day-7351694">sold more hunting permits than there are even bears to hunt - 3,778 permits were sold to hunt an estimated 3,100 black bears existing in the region.
After yesterday's bloodbath of 207 bears, that number has been sorely reduced. Up to 320 bears will be killed by the time the hunt ends. A Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission spokeswoman told the Orlando Sentinel "the hunt was timed so the youngest bear cubs would be 8 or 9 months old," supposedly old enough to survive without their moms. The first bear killed was a still-lactating mother bear, according to the BBC.
There's no explicit reason why the bear hunts have been permitted, according to a columnist at Florida Today, who wrote, "[n]o one in state government has a clear answer" as to why the ban was suddenly lifted.
Whatever the reason, it's not good enough to justify the taking of so many lives.
Add your name to a petition that says this bear hunt needs to stop.


Question: Describe the efforts of William Kamkwamba in Malawi.

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(CNN) -- William Kamkwamba dreamed of powering his village with the only resource that was freely available to him.
William Kamkwamba fits a lightbulb to a house in his village in Malawi.
His native Malawi had gone through one of its worst droughts seven years ago, killing thousands. His family and others were surviving on one meal a day. The red soil in his Masitala hometown was parched, leaving his father, a farmer, without any income.
But amid all the shortages, one thing was still abundant.
"I wanted to do something to help and change things," he said. "Then I said to myself, 'If they can make electricity out of wind, I can try, too.'"
Kamkwamba was kicked out of school when he couldn't pay $80 in school fees, and he spent his days at the library, where a book with photographs of windmills caught his eye.
"I thought, this thing exists in this book, it means someone else managed to build this machine," he said.
Armed with the book, the then-14-year-old taught himself to build windmills. He scoured through junkyards for items, including bicycle parts, plastic pipes, tractor fans and car batteries. For the tower, he collected wood from blue-gum trees.
"Everyone laughed at me when I told them I was building a windmill. They thought I was crazy," he said. "Then I started telling them I was just playing with the parts. That sounded more normal."
That was 2002. Now, he has five windmills, the tallest at 37 feet. He built one at an area school that he used to teach classes on windmill-building.
The windmills generate electricity and pump water in his hometown, north of the capital, Lilongwe. Neighbors regularly trek across the dusty footpaths to his house to charge their cellphones. Others stop by to listen to Malawian reggae music blaring from a radio.
When he started building the first windmill in 2002, word that he was "crazy" spread all over his village. Some people said he was bewitched -- a common description for people with perplexing behavior in some African cultures.
"All of us, even my mother, thought that he had gone mad," said his sister Doris Kamkwamba.
Villagers would surround him to snicker and point, Kamkwamba said. Ignoring them, he would quietly bolt pieces using a screwdriver made of a heated nail attached to a corncob. The heat -- from both the crowd and the melted, flattened pipes he used as blades -- did not deter him.
Three months later, his first windmill churned to life as relief swept over him. As the blades whirled, a bulb attached to the windmill flickered on.
"I wanted to finish it just to prove them wrong," he said. "I knew people would then stop thinking I was crazy."
Kamkwamba, now 22, is a student at the African Leadership Academy, an elite South African school for young leaders. Donors pay for his education.
His story has turned him into a globetrotter. Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore, an avid advocate of green living, has applauded his work. Kamkwamba is invited to events worldwide to share his experience with entrepreneurs. During a recent trip to Palm Springs, California, he saw a real windmill for the first time -- lofty and majestic -- a far cry from the wobbly, wooden structures that spin in his backyard.
Former Associated Press correspondent Bryan Mealer, who covered Africa, wrote a book, "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind," after hearing Kamkwamba's story. The book was released in the United States last week.
Mealer, a native of San Antonio, Texas, said he lived with Kamkwamba in his village for months to write the book. The story was a refreshing change after years of covering bloody conflicts in the region, Mealer said.
Kamkwamba is part of a generation of Africans who are not waiting for their governments or aid groups to come to their rescue, according to the author.
"They are seizing opportunities and technology, and finding solutions to their own problems," Mealer said. "One of the keys of his success is ... he's never wanted to rest on his laurels."


Question: Respond in 9 sentences. What is KLAA?

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KLAA (830 kHz "Angels Radio") is a commercial AM radio station licensed to the city of Orange, California, and broadcasting to the Greater Los Angeles Area. It is owned by LAA 1, LLC, composed of the owners of the Los Angeles Angels baseball team, held separately from the baseball club. Studios and offices are located on the grounds of Angel Stadium of Anaheim. The transmitter in Chino, California, off McCarty Road.
KLAA broadcasts by day at the maximum power permitted for commercial AM stations, 50,000 watts. But because 830 AM is a United States clear-channel frequency, on which WCCO in Minneapolis is the dominant Class A station, KLAA must reduce power to 20,000 watts from sunset to sunrise. KLAA mostly carries the ESPN Radio Network, except for coverage of Angels games and a local afternoon sports show, "The Sports Lodge" with Roger Lodge. On weekends, paid brokered programming is heard. Los Angeles has another ESPN Radio Network affiliate, AM 710 KSPN, which is owned by ESPN's parent company, so the two stations sometimes air the same programming.


Question: Describe the effect of President Donald Trump's approval rating since he was inaugurated.

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President Donald Trump's approval rating has dropped in every state since he was inaugurated, and in three states it fell from at least 50 percent to majority disapproval, according to a new poll.
Trump saw the biggest loss in Utah, where about 58 percent of residents approved of him when he took office, and now 50 percent disapprove of his job performance and just 45 percent continue to support him, a Morning Consult poll on the 50 states updated last Thursday shows.
“Trump’s presidency has been largely about what people are willing to overlook for what they think is most important,” Jason Perry, director of the University of Utah’s Hinckley Institute of Politics, told the Salt Lake Tribune on Monday.
“Right now we are seeing that even with a conservative Supreme Court nominee, new trade deals and the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years, the balance has shifted in the minds of many voters as they react to some of the president’s more controversial qualities,” Perry continued.
In New Mexico, Trump's 52 percent approval rating in January 2017 sunk to 41 percent in September 2018 and his disapproval rating sat at 55 percent. In Arizona, the president's 55 percent approval rating when he entered office fell to 47 percent last month and his disapproval rating was at 50 percent.
Morning Consult conducted more than 1.6 million surveys with registered American voters from January 20, 2017, to September 30, 2018, to find Trump's approval ratings every month. The poll had a margin of error of plus or minus 2, 2 and 1 percentage points for Utah, New Mexico and Arizona, respectively.
Trump had a net positive approval rating in 38 states when he was inaugurated. The lowest net rating change, eight percentage points, was in Alabama and West Virginia, where Trump had approval ratings of 62 percent, according to the poll.
The president regularly discounts polls that report low approval ratings for him. He has also bragged about having a higher approval rating than his predecessors, including Barack Obama, and that his approval rating hits records.
Last Thursday, when Morning Consult updated its approval rating tracker on him, Trump tweeted that he had a 50 percent approval rating from the right-leaning Rasmussen Poll, which has often shown higher approval ratings than any other poll.
It is typical for a president to experience a declining approval rating as he serves out his term. President Barack Obama saw an almost 15-point nationwide decline in his first two years in office. Obama's declining popularity also coincided with crushing losses for the Democrats in the 2010 midterms, something that Republicans are fearful of happening to them next month.


Question: Describe Turkey's military presence in Idlib.

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Three Turkish security and government officials told Reuters that troops, armored vehicles and equipment had been sent to the Syrian border. A senior security source said the army has reinforced 12 Turkish military posts inside Idlib itself.
The observation posts were set up in the Idlib region last year under an accord with Russia and Iran designating Idlib and parts of neighboring provinces a "de-escalation zone".
A senior Syrian rebel said Turkey had sent dozens of armored vehicles and tanks, as well as hundreds of special forces personnel to Idlib, a move he said showed Idlib would not share the fate of the other rebel regions.


Question: "I'm having trouble upgrading Workstation 12 to Workstation 15. Help!"

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Workstation 15 Pro and Player are Now Available!
In celebration of our 20th anniversary, the VMware Workstation team is very proud to announce the general availability of VMware Workstation 15 Pro and VMware Workstation 15 Player, our flagship desktop hypervisors for Windows and Linux PCs.
With features aimed at developers and IT, as well as many overall improvements, this is one of our biggest releases yet.
Some of our favorite highlights include modernizing our user interface with 4K and HiDPI support, a brand new REST API, DirectX 10.1, and One-Click SSH into a Linux VM.
Most exciting for us is the addition of a new REST API. This API is the very same introduced in Fusion 10 last year has been brought to the Workstation platform. The REST API allows users to automate VM tasks as part of a broader workflow. Quickly command Workstation to deploy, configure and destroy VMs on the fly to rapidly speed up the development and testing process.
Version 1.2 of the API adds new controls to manage NAT port forwarding and MAC to IP DHCP bindings, allowing users to create complex virtual networking simulations using standard JSON over HTTP/S.
Workstation Pro and Player have a fresh new face that supports the latest HiDPI 4K display resolutions for both Host (UI) and Guest (desktop) scaling. With over 500 new feature icons as well as updated product icons, the Workstation family has never looked so good.
Guests can now be ‘Stretched’ to fit displays with higher DPI without adjusting the guest resolution: console windows can be made larger and readable, and older OS’s with lower resolutions look like they’re supposed to.
New in Workstation is Direct3D 10.1 capabilities, allowing games and applications which require DirectX 10.1 to run where they could not before. D3D 10.1 was an important step beyond D3D 10 because it adds Ant-Aliasing and Geometry shaders, and serves as a fallback for many DX11 games and applications that otherwise would not run.
Workstation 15 supports ESXi 6.7 virtual hosts as well as deploying vCenter Server Appliance 6.7 with the vCSA deployment wizard.
When connected to remote vSphere environments, Workstation now has awareness of Data Centers, Hosts and also Clusters, for greater visibility into remote environment topologies.
Network Simulation: Workstation Pro can introduce Latency, as well as Packet Loss and Bandwidth Limits on Incoming and Outgoing traffic per Virtual NIC.
Network Rename: Workstation Pro allows users to rename networks for personalization and organization.
Workstation 15 contains a Virtual Trusted Platform Module device type, as well as UEFI Secure Boot and IOMMU, which are requirements for certain security applications and policy controls such as BitLocker.
Workstation also supports “nested” 3rd party hypervisors and hypervisor-based security functions, so features like Core Isolation and Hyper-V will run in supported VMs.
These, plus hundreds of bug fixes and general improvements make Workstation 15 our biggest release to date, and we’re so excited to share what 20 years of industry leading virtualization looks like!
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Michael Roy is the Product Line Manager for Desktop Hypervisor products such as VMware Fusion and Workstation.
how can we resolve the problem?
Same here – but this got fixed this morning!
I bought the academic version 12 and was upgraded to 14 for free. It is registered on their website. But when I click on ‘upgrade to 15’, it is saying that I’m not eligible? Wow.
I managed to upgrade it. So all well.


Question: What have been the biggest shakeups in the MASL Power Rankings this week? Respond in 455 words.

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 What have been the biggest shakeups in the MASL Power Rankings this week? Respond in 455 words.

Week 15 could have been termed the MASL Super Bowl break. There were just seven games and four of the top five teams were idle.
Syracuse, Ontario, Tacoma, and Kansas City did what they had to to keep their playoff hopes on track, but El Paso’s loss in Tacoma has them teetering.
The only changes to the Power Rankings saw the Rampage drop to 10th and Ontario and Tacoma moved up in their stead. The three teams have been trapped in the MASL’s mid-six (#6-10) for the last three weeks. Cedar Rapids and Ontario have languished there longer, while Tacoma was a more recent addition after spending time in the bottom five.
Friday 2/9 San Diego Sockers at Tacoma Stars – A big Pacific battle and a storied rivalry that dates back to 1983.
Saturday 2/10 Baltimore Blast at Milwaukee Wave – A storied rivalry that dates back to 1992, and the first of three meetings between the teams this month that will likely decide home field advantage for the Conference Final.
Sunday 2/11 Harrisburg Heat at Syracuse Silver Knights – Harrisburg gets their second shot at playing spoiler this weekend.
Sunday 2/11 Rio Grande Valley Barracudas at Monterrey Flash – The Flash look to go 16-0.
Sunday 2/11 Soles de Sonora at San Diego Sockers – The Sockers host their own Alumni Night as they try to avenge their loss to Sonora and end what could be a nine game Soles winning streak.
LW: 2 The Blast improved to 9-0 at home and 8-2 in one-goal games with an overtime win over Syracuse.
LW: 6 Syracuse made their 4-0 lead hold up in a 6-4 win over Cedar Rapids, but dropped their fourth straight one-goal game to Baltimore (dating back to last year).
LW: 9 The Stars kept pace with a relatively easy 10-7 home win over El Paso.
LW: 10 The Fury took advantage of some favorable scheduling with blowout wins over Turlock and Rio Grande Valley. Tunisian rookie Ouday Belhadj made a splash with six goals and an assist.
LW: 8 Cedar Rapids couldn’t ascend to the next level, falling 6-4 in Syracuse and dropping back below .500.
LW: 11 The Coyotes didn’t impress in Tacoma, but salvaged the weekend with a wild 14-12 win over the Barracudas.
LW: 13 The Comets kept their glimmer of playoff hope alive with a 7-6 win over St. Louis. Three of their five wins are against St. Louis.
LW: 14 The Ambush dropped another close one, their fourth one-goal loss of the season.
LW: 15 The Barracudas allowed another 27 goals this weekend putting their GAA on the verge of 10.00.
LW: 16 Turlock was 7-3 at home last year, but just 1-7 this year.


Question: Describe the upcoming Blockchain Week in New York City.

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Who says the hype around Bitcoin is over?
Even with the world’s best known virtual currency down more than 50% from its record high, thousands of advocates are expected to descend upon New York in what’s been dubbed Blockchain Week. Named after the decentralized computer ledger technology that’s been pitched as the solution to everything from inefficient financial transactions to global poverty, the affair represents a push to bring more blockchain jobs to the world’s financial capital.
More than 8,000 people are expected to crowd into a Midtown Manhattan hotel for Consensus, the biggest of about two dozen events and conferences between May 10 and May 19. During the three-day blockchain bonanza, which kicks off Monday, attendees can watch young tech whizzes and old-world financiers debate the future of digital payments, and see startups pitch their plans to anyone who will listen. The conference shouldn’t be confused with ConsenSys, the Brooklyn-based blockchain startup founded by Ethereum guru Joseph Lubin, who sponsored his own event.
Consensus, hosted by media and research company CoinDesk, will feature hundreds of speakers, including Twitter (twtr) Chief Executive Officer Jack Dorsey, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard and FedEx (fdx) CEO Frederick Smith. Then there are the afterparties, including a bash hosted by payment firm Ripple that will be headlined by rapper Snoop Dogg at a secret location in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District.
The May 10 Fluidity Summit, one of the first events during Blockchain Week, offered a peek at what’s to come. A pink-haired woman in a dress suit sat across from a scruffy-bearded man in a jean jacket while crypto heavyweight Mike Novogratz told tales of meeting with Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs Group executives about the future of crypto trading. One Wall Street worker lamented the monotony of investment banking, and said she came to the sold-out event in search of a job in crypto.
For years, outsiders have dubbed members of the crypto community as libertarian oddballs trying to take down the global financial system. This stereotype rings less true in 2018, when traditional institutions including Goldman Sachs (gs) have climbed onboard, highlighting the nascent industry’s slow-but-sure move into the mainstream.
Consensus is expected to draw more than twice as many people as last year, when one Bitcoin would have cost you about $2,500. Now the top digital token is worth almost four times as much, though that still pales in comparison to the $20,000 price tag it flirted with late last year. The conference could cause Bitcoin to rally, Thomas Lee, head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors, predicted last week.
Regulation will undoubtedly be an overarching theme, as financial watchdogs around the world have recently doubled down their scrutiny on digital currencies. Representatives of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission will be speaking.
Blockchain Week was launched in partnership with the New York City Economic Development Corporation in an effort to showcase the city as an up-and-coming center for blockchain companies. There will be a job fair on May 16.
Some blockchain fanatics may be opting out of Consensus because they can’t afford it. Tickets currently range from $1,499 to $2,999. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin tweeted last month that he’s boycotting the conference for a number of reasons, including the hefty price tag.


Question: Have you ever heard stories from Azerbaijani women about domestic violence or abuse?

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As elsewhere in the Caucasus, Azerbaijani women often keep to themselves memories of past domestic violence or abuse as if they have something of which to be ashamed.
The three women below, all self-described victims of domestic violence or psychological abuse, decided to break with that practice. They were found in a group for Azerbaijani women on social media. They declined to provide their names.
Azerbaijanis often do not consider family abuse, whether physical or psychological, an appropriate topic for discussion outside the family. As in other patriarchal societies, it is frequently the female victim, not the perpetrator, who is blamed for any ill treatment.
That can lead to silence – a silence that skews figures about domestic violence and perpetuates the problem.
These women shared their stories out of a desire to be heard without being blamed. Their accounts cannot be independently verified, yet appear to reflect previously reported patterns of behavior toward females.
Both the government and NGOs have attempted to change such behavior, but, ultimately, experts say, real change begins when women are willing to speak out.
The 25-year-old copywriter from Baku grew up in a family where arguments and physical violence were constant. Her first childhood memory is of her father hitting her mother, sending her bouncing off a wall. The copywriter was just two years old.
When she was 14, she started to defend her mother. Eventually, she became a victim herself. Her father’s anger over work problems or her request for a tutor led to beatings, she claims.
Humiliation accompanied the violence. “He never slapped my face, but he would put his fist into my mouth in order to keep me silent or to take me downstairs” out of the apartment building, she recalls.
She was afraid to hit her father back. Instead, out of despair, she used to scratch her own face and neck, she says. There was no hope of seeking outside help.
“It is considered that if a father beats his daughter, it means she’s a woman who’s behaved badly and she deserved it,” the copywriter says.
She tried to leave her parents’ home and live alone, but did not. Instead, she married at 22.
She still has nightmares about what she remembers enduring as a child, but tries to focus on the future.
Half-Russian, half-Kabardian, the 38-year-old economist, a resident of Baku, married her husband, an oil-company professional, when she was 21 -- “the fashionable age for starting a family in Azerbaijan,” she says.
When she married, she agreed to live with her husband’s parents and to follow their rules. “I was taught from childhood never to oppose people older than me,” she adds.
But that led to difficulties. Her mother-in-law, she claims, cited an Azerbaijani saying that “a bride is the broom of a home.” Her daughter-in-law’s desires were secondary.
“As she is the mother-in-law, she has the right to give or not to give permission” for anything that occurs in her house, the economist explains.
When this woman was pregnant with her second child, she claims that her mother-in-law pushed her to have an abortion, a common form of birth control throughout the Caucasus. The elder woman allegedly did not want a newborn to distract her daughter-in-law from assisting with her own recovery from upcoming surgery.
Uncertain of her husband’s support if she opposed his mother, the economist says she complied. She regrets it to this day.
Two years later, she gave birth to a baby girl. Nonetheless, she says “I will never forgive myself” for having had an abortion at her mother-in-law’s insistence.
The economist and her husband travel frequently and no longer live with his parents. Yet those feelings about the past still cannot be expressed.
The 38-year-old architect has a hard time working. She suffers from headaches, pain from beatings and thoughts of suicide. But as the family’s sole breadwinner, work she must.
It used to be different. Growing up, she says, she dreamed of a career, her own house and a car. Her husband, a childhood friend, reportedly convinced her to marry through sheer persistence.
The architect, a resident of a town near Baku, now wants a divorce, but alleges that her husband beats her when she raises the topic. One time, her terrified son brought her the phone to call the police, she says.
She does not believe, though, that the police can help her. When she tried to file a second complaint about her husband’s beatings, they just laughed, she claims.
She also remembers him threatening to take their son -- the one source of her will to live -- and convince the court that she is “a whore” who does not deserve custody or visitation rights.
These memories replay constantly in her mind. With no money for therapy, she simply struggles on her own with low self-esteem, depression and fear of the future.


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Raquel Martínez-Gómez (born 1973) is a Spanish writer. She was born in La Mancha, Albacete. She studied at the University of Sussex and the Complutense University of Madrid where she obtained her doctorate. Having spent time in Mexico, she currently lives in Uruguay.


Question: Describe Charlie Whiting's opinion on the use of slippery kerbs to prevent track limits abuse in Formula 1.

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 Describe Charlie Whiting's opinion on the use of slippery kerbs to prevent track limits abuse in Formula 1.

Red Bull's Adrian Newey has suggested that Formula 1 could use a "slippery kerb" to prevent track limits abuse, says FIA race director Charlie Whiting.
Track limits became a talking point in last weekend's United States Grand Prix with Max Verstappen suffering a suspension failure after clipping a kerb during qualifying.
New kerbs were also installed at the Austin circuit to prevent a repeat of 2017's race, in which Verstappen lost a podium finish to a penalty earned for passing Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen by cutting Turn 17.
Whiting insists that Newey's suggestion is not feasible.
“It [kerbs] works better on some circuits than it does others,” said Whiting. “At the Red Bull Ring we had to put the additional kerbs behind, because the first time they were installed there were suspension failures.
"Basically the cars couldn’t cope with the kerbs.
“You can see the problem there, some cars were OK, others weren’t but they had to redesign their cars to make sure that they can cope with the things.
"This is one of the fundamental arguments that I have with them sometimes. They want the kerbs to be designed to suit the cars and I say 'no, that’s not the way it is, you have to design the cars to suit the circuits'.
“It’s a complicated subject which is not simple to find a solution to.
Whiting says the fact F1 usually has to share a circuit with other forms of motorsport, makes radical suggestions such as Newey's tougher to implement.
“That’s the biggest problem, to be able to let track owners and operators be able to use their circuits all year long without having to do too much work," said Whiting.
"In Red Bull Ring, for example, some of the kerbs they put down, they take out when they have motorcycle activity.
“It just depends how the circuits need to operate. It would be a relatively straightforward thing to ask them to install kerbs which are suitable for all types of car, but then they would probably be a little bit too bad for F1 cars.
“This is the problem, when you’ve got all these gentleman drivers driving Ferrari Challenge and things like that, and they’re all over the place.
"I know that’s not our problem, but MotoGP want to run on some F1 circuits, World Superbikes do, and they need kerbs which don’t cause them too much difficulty.
"This is whey we came up with the double kerb, as we call it, which is on the exit of Turns 9 and 19 [in Austin], and we’ve introduced it in a number of tracks now.
“We have kerbs that are just about good enough for F1 cars, they’re not enough to deter Porsche Supercup for example, but they’re OK for bikes, and that’s about a good a compromise as we’re going to get where you have a circuit that wants to run F1 and MotoGP."


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To enter Céleste Boursier-Mougenot’s installation from here to ear v.19 is to leave the everyday world behind. The enclosed space, with its sandy floors and white walls, at first seems empty but for the twelve amplified electric guitars and basses set up around the room. Before long however, small flecks of movement reveal tiny, sharply patterned songbirds flitting about. This world belongs not to the humans who stroll along the walkways, but rather to the 70 zebra finches that have been making music in the Contemporary Art Square in Montreal since November.
It is almost as though human visitors to the birds’ territory take a step into an alternate universe, one in which humans have abruptly disappeared and birds have been given free rein. The habitat occupied by the finches consists entirely of man-made objects: cymbals holding birdseed nestle in the sand, a square box of birdhouses hangs on the wall, and there’s even an attempt to build a nest on a security camera. But the focus is on the instruments and the sounds. When the birds alight on one of the guitars, the connected amplifier emits a pulse, screech, strum or wail that reverberates, filling the space.
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GLAAD campaign spotlights struggles and successes of movement while imstilljosh.com talks transgender healthcare with a San Francisco doctor.
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This is special additional coverage of the Transgender Guide for HIV Awareness celebrating Transgender Awareness Week.
Beginning today and through next week, imstilljosh.com is tipping our hat to the transgender community and the remarkable strides they have made towards gaining equal rights through greater visibility.
The Gay and Lesbian Alliance against Defamation (GLAAD), long a stalwart in promoting positive images of LGBT people, is sponsoring Transgender Awareness Week this week. Make sure to check out the personal videos from transgender people on the GLAAD web site, including that of Noah Lewis, a Pittsburgh attorney who gently and genuinely shares his journey toward a better life. Or Laverne Cox, star of the hit “Orange is the New Black,” who gained recent fame for setting Katie Couric straight about how being transgender isn’t about some surgery performed below your waist.
Follow all of the Transgender Awareness Week events at #TransWk.
The imstilljosh.com LGBTrans Guide for HIV Awareness also is complete. You can find the imstilljosh exclusive report “Why You Need to Get Behind the Transgender Rights Movement,” as well as quotes from transgender people and their allies, on the page. Links to resources addressing the unique needs of transgender people, whether they be legal, health, or otherwise, also can be found there.
On Nov. 20, GLAAD will recognize Transgender Day of Remembrance. For all the victories made by the transgender community in terms of equal rights and greater visibility, transgender people remain high-profile targets of violent crimes. GLAAD works with the news media to make sure these crimes are depicted with accuracy yet dignity.
In Los Angeles, a Tuesday, Nov. 18 rally held by #TransLivesMatter, a national movement of trans people of color, will demand an end to the countless murders of transgender women that still occurs every day around the world.
Similar rallies will occur in Boston, Chicago, Orange County, Calif., and Washington, D.C., and Albuquerque, N.M.
Zoraida Reyes, a founding member of #TransLivesMatter, was found dead in a Dairy Queen parking lot June 12 in Anaheim, Calif., according to the Los Angeles Times. Police arrested a man Oct. 8 on suspicion of murder.
Bamby Salcedo, a key source in the first transgender health article to appear on Imstilljosh, also was featured by David Heitz in a piece for Los Angeles Times Brand Content.
As you can read in the piece here, Salcedo approached a candidate for Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors at a town hall meeting this summer about the possibility of creating a one-stop transgender health center. That candidate, Sheila Kuehl, sailed to election earlier this month.
And there’s more good news for the future of transgender health care, at least in the eyes of Dr. Catherine Forest, Medical Director, Stanford Health Center at Los Altos, Stanford University School of Medicine.
In an interview with Imstilljosh, Dr. Forest said health care providers have a long way to go when it comes to adequately serving the needs of the transgender community. But she said doctors currently in medical school and others newly entering the field are hungry for information about how to serve this population.
The California Academy of Family Physicians held its annual Family Medicine Summit in Los Angeles Nov. 1. She said new doctors who attended the summit appreciated learning simple tips about providing healthcare to transgender people in a way that is inviting and not offensive.
This article has been updated on 11/15/14 at 1:45pm (CST). We incorrectly stated Dr. Forest’s affiliation. It is corrected in this version of the article and we apologize for the error.
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Question: What do you think about the Red Sox's decision making for manning first base the last few seasons, and what does that mean for Sam Travis's future with the organization?

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If you spent time reading between the lines of the Red Sox’s decision making for manning first base the last few seasons, you likely concluded the spot was being held for top prospect Sam Travis.
Offseason 2015: move Hanley Ramirez to first base? Sure, he will only play there for a season before David Ortiz retires, opening up the DH spot, and Travis is potentially major league ready.
Offseason 2016: sign Mitch Moreland to a one-year deal rather than signing someone like Edwin Encarnacion to a longer deal? Sure, it is only for one season, it lets Hanley focus solely on hitting, and Travis’ timeline was delayed after he tore his ACL.
But now what? Does the front office stay this course and give Sam Travis the position on a full-time or part-time basis in 2018? Or do they shift from it and sign one of J.D. Martinez, Eric Hosmer, or (my preference) Carlos Santana, effectively ending Travis’ shot at a role in Boston? Either way, Travis will soon have a clearer idea about his future with the organization.
The primary positive for Travis was his finally getting the call to the big leagues. He hit really well for Pawtucket in May (.333/.389/.561 in 72 PA), earning his first opportunity with the Red Sox at the end of that month.
He carried his hot hitting in May with him to the big leagues – collecting five hits in his first 12 plate appearances – but cooled off once the calendar flipped to June, and never really regained that May form the rest of the way for Pawtucket or in his subsequent stints in Boston.
If you dig a little deeper into Travis’ performance you find the skill most likely to keep him in the big leagues for an extended period: hitting left-handed pitching. Against lefties in 2017, he slashed .314/.400/.505 at the Triple-A level (105 PA) and .381/.458/.500 in the majors (48 PA). Those aren’t exactly huge samples, but the results don’t deviate from what he has done against lefties at every level throughout his career. His ability to hit lefties opens up a fallback role for him as a right-handed bat off the bench.
Outside of May and against lefties, he didn’t really hit well. He finished the season with a .259 TAv at Pawtucket and a much worse .217 for the Red Sox. Being that he is a first baseman (and maybe a corner outfielder in a stretch) those rates are not going to play. He needs to hit better. Prospect gurus see him as a potentially above-average defender, but he still has to hit much better than he has in order to provide value.
The thing that really sticks out to me about Travis’ underwhelming hitting is that he hit just six home runs last year for Pawtucket and has never hit more than 10 in a season at any level.
All jokes aside on how he fit right in with the 2017 Red Sox, Travis’ lack of power is troubling; especially when it isn’t supplanted with way-above-average contact ability. His power problems in 2017 were not limited to lacking dingers, as he posted the lowest isolated power marks of his career. But I want to stick with the home run thing for another couple of sentences: he also had six home runs in 2016, but did so in just 190 PA, 150 fewer than he needed to get his six last year. Perhaps the knee injury that shortened his 2016 season sapped some of his power potential, or he needs more time to build strength in the knee. Regardless, Travis showing more power would be nice.
As noted at the top, Travis’ role with the Red Sox in 2018 (and beyond) depends on the moves the organization makes this offseason. The scoopers out there suggest that signing J.D. Martinez is all but a certainty. If true, Martinez and Hanley are the primary 1B/DH options, leaving Travis without a spot. I suppose in that situation Travis could take on a right-handed bench-bat role, but it seems unlikely that he would be used to hit for JDM or Hanley. There would also be considerable redundancy with Bryce Brentz, who seems to have the inside track on that job, so I don’t think a bench role like that fits for Travis. As such, it is more likely that Travis spends the majority of 2018 in the minors and/or is included in a trade.
Alternatively, if the team opts to stay away from the splashy signing of JDM and instead sign one of the second-tier left-handed-hitting first base options (e.g., Lucas Duda, Logan Morrison, Jay Bruce) then I can see a role with the Red Sox for Travis as the short-side of a first-base platoon. We know he can hit lefties, so that could be his primary gig. Regardless, it seems as though Travis’ future is going to be driven by whichever player the Red Sox bring in to start at first base.


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Paudie Kehoe (born 1990) is an Irish hurler who plays as a left corner-forward for the Carlow senior team.
Kehoe made his first appearance for the team during the 2009 Christy Ring Cup and has become a regular member of the starting fifteen since then. During that time he has won one Christy Ring Cup medal.


Question: Describe the current status of Ant-Man 3 in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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We are very obsessed with the idea of sequels and franchises. It’s extremely common now for a director or writer to get a question about a sequel to a movie before the next entry in the series is even out. With how Marvel is running their business, it isn’t that surprising that The Hollywood Reporter asked Ant-Man and The Wasp director Peyton Reed if he had any aspirations for Ant-Man 3.
I’ll answer that question really honestly. Who knows, because I suspect, I don’t know this, but I think any further announcement of the slate — the rest of this year is going to be about the next Avengers movie and the tee-up to that stuff. And then I think we are all hopeful. Just the same as last time. We didn’t have any idea there would be a second Ant-Man until maybe a month or so after the first one came out. This was a giant question mark. With the first one, there was obviously behind-the-scenes drama that preceded me, but also, it’s Ant-Man. There was a question of, “Are people going to go see this movie?” It was not a fait accompli. It could have gone either way. I think we are all interested in doing one. There is story to tell there. Definitely. There is story we’ve talked about, potentially. I’m very, very hopeful.
Marvel isn’t talking when it comes to their slate beyond 2019, but if Ant-Man and The Wasp does well, it stands to reason they would want another one. These movies have found their own little niche within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, so it stands to reason that Marvel would want to keep it up.


Question: Respond in 37 words. What is Jaświły?

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Jaświły is a village in Mońki County, Podlaskie Voivodeship, in north-eastern Poland. It is the seat of the gmina (administrative district) called Gmina Jaświły. It lies approximately north-east of Mońki and north of the regional capital Białystok.


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A five star inn for the Shorefast Foundation on Fogo Island, Newfoundland, Canada. Using wood as the main material, Saunders designed the 29 room Fogo Inn as a means towards the island’s economic and cultural survival, but also as a timeless piece of architecture, which would be ‘made just for Fogo’. The Inn includes a restaurant, directed by one of Canada’s best chefs, together with a lobby, a library, a small movie theatre and an independent art gallery on the ground floor; four floors of rooms above ground level; and a sauna and spa facility on the top of the building.


Question: Describe the Festa dos Tabuleiros festival. Respond in 151 words.

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The Festa dos Tabuleiros (Festival of the Trays) or Festa do Divino Espírito Santo (Feast of the Holy Spirit), takes place every four years in July in Tomar, Portugal. This festival is an ancient tradition and the most important celebrated in the city, attracting people from all over the world. It is held every four years, the last one being held between June 29 to July 8, 2019. The local population parades in pairs with the girls carrying "tabuleiros" on their heads. The "tabuleiro" is made of 30 stacked pieces of bread, either in 6 rows of 5 or 5 rows of 6, decorated with flowers. At the top of the "tabuleiro" is a crown which normally contains either a white dove, symbolising the Holy Spirit, or the "esfera armilar" (armillary sphere), a symbol of the historical Portuguese maritime expansion, and over the sphere, the cross of the Order of Christ.