Question: Explain the theory of corresponding squares in chess endgames.

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Probably the theory of corresponding squares is one of the hardest aspects of chess endgames. It is mainly applied to pawn-ending situations where king maneuvers are essential. ‘The ideal case is a system of squares where both kings are in reciprocal zugzwang’, explains Karsten Müller on the ever-consulted ‘Fundamental Chess Endings’ (Gambit).
Basically, the theory is a mixture of triangulation and opposition. The defending king finds its way across the board mirroring the corresponding squares to which the opponent king has just moved. Definitely much easier to grasp over the board. Let’s do it.
N. Grigoriev, Izvestia, 1921. Black to play and draw.
If the white king reaches a3, b3, e2 or f2 then it will be capable of capturing the black pawn and win the game. Those are the so-called key squares. Needless to say that Black shouldn’t allow White to get there.
In order to succeed, you must trace the shorter path from your king’s nearer key square to the farther. As in the diagram it’s recommended to number the squares involved. If your king can prevent White from controlling the key squares then you certainly have your draw.
Notice that a1 and b5 are labeled 6. ‘Why?’, you might ask. That’s part of the triangulation. Let’s suppose White plays Kb1-a1 and you answer Kc5-b4. Then sadly you are dead-lost because after Ka1-a2! you will not be able to pair with White’s king anymore and therefore your opponent will inevitably get control over e2-f2.
I know it turns difficult at this point —and even more sitting at the club tournament with your clock ticking, but I guarantee that if you study a few examples it will pay the investment. I strongly encourage you to play trough the moves below to better understand the idea.
This article was categorised into Endgame. It was tagged corresponding squares.


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My Brute is a fighting simulation video game with roleplaying elements first released in March 2009. Though an English-language game, it was developed by Motion-Twin, a French online game provider. My Brute originated as a free browser-based Flash game. It was later ported to the iPhone and iPod Touch, with enhanced graphics and added features, by the video game developer Bulkypix.


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Intel’s new Haswell refresh, the Core i7-4790K, is supposed to be hell on wheels for overclocking thanks to a new thermal interface material (TIM) and the addition of a number of capacitors to the bottom of the die to improve power characteristics. With its 4GHz base clock and 4.4GHz turbo, Intel has positioned the chip as the overclocker’s preferred solution — and a marked step up from the relatively anemic performance increases that Haswell offered in 2013. Now, at Computex 2014, a new team of overclocking enthusiasts have proven that the Devil’s Canyon core has legs with a 5.5GHz base overclock with air/water cooling, and a 6.4GHz overclock using LN2.
Between the two, it’s the air/liquid cooling that’s more interesting; using LN2 to hit high frequencies is a virtual given on any core. Here, the 5.5GHz hit implies that Intel has designed these chips with a new thermal interface that really does offer benefits over the old TIM material that choked off Haswell clocking by trapping too much heat on the die. It’s early days for Devil’s Canyon overclocking, but it does look good: With water cooling, the Core i7-4770K generally had a typical maximum overclock of around 5GHz. One enterprising soul pushed the core all the way to 5.6GHz, but it isn’t clear if that result was achieved by delidding the processor (removing the heat spreader and the poor-quality TIM).
Now, we could see a return to those clocks — but we’re still stepping up to them from a 4.4GHz Turbo clock. In other words, Intel has given overclockers a bit more headroom — but it’s also borrowing against its own maximum clock speeds. Still, we’re glad to see the clock increase — neither the Core i7-4960X nor the Core i7-4770K gave enthusiasts much to get excited about in 2013, but Devil’s Canyon may change that equation when it hits retail later this month (probably priced around $360). Meanwhile, experiments in alternate cooling solutions continue as companies search for better thermal materials that can enable them to better tap available headroom.


Question: Provide a brief description of Hendrik Mäkeler.

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Hendrik Mäkeler (born 1979 in Rinteln) is a German numismatist.


Question: What value will Sami Vatanen bring to the Devils?

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The New Jersey Devils, off to a torrid 15-6-4 start in 2017/18, made some noise when they acquired Sami Vatanen from the Ducks this week. The primary piece they sent back was Adam Henrique – a solid 2/3C who became expendable with Zajac returning and Hischier continuing to impress in his rookie campaign.
But the big fish was Vatanen. Today, we take an objective look at Sami Vatanen and try to dissect the value he’ll bring to the devils.
The X-Axis (PMF, standardized) measures the defenseman’s ability to drive the play and generate scoring chances for his team. The Y-Axis (QoC, standardized) measures the quality of competition that the defenseman faced. For example, a d-man in the top right quadrant would indicate he’s excelling as a puck mover while facing tough competition. Similarly, a d-man in the bottom left would indicate struggles as a puck mover despite facing weak opposing forwards.
As a puck mover, Vatanen is slightly below average. We looked at the past 3 seasons and scored an average PMF of -1.5 while facing fairly consistent QoC each year (2nd pairing equivalent).
While Vatanen is a smooth skating, mobile, “modern-day” defenseman, his ability as a 5v5 puck mover might be slightly overrated. Still, he should slide in to a top-4 role for the Devils immediately.
It is important to note Vatanen had off-season shoulder surgery. It’s reasonable to expect a dip in his play (evident by PMF drop off from last season) but it will absolutely be something to track as the season wears on.
Also from the Anaheim Ducks perspective, Lindholm and Manson emerged as the top pair last season and continue to perform at a strong level.
Vatanen excels at quarterbacking a power play. According to our PPQB score from last season, Vatanen ranked top-5 in the entire league. Others in that range? Gostisbehere, Klingberg, Doughty, Hedman, … Good company. He posted similar numbers the year before, too. The Devils currently boast one of the top PPs in the league and the addition of Vatanen should help them be even better.
Last year we looked at some of the top “value” 2nd pair defensemen. The scores in the chart above represent the player’s ability to drive possession per $ spent on their salary. This is purely based on 5v5 performance and does not consider special teams contributions among other things. But from that standpoint, Vatanen is slightly over valued. However, when you factor in his ability on a powerplay, his value is probably on par.
This summer, we looked at the New Jersey Devils blue line and felt there was a lot to be excited about. Damon Severson was excellent in 2016/17 and was rewarded with a new contract this off-season. This was a young and emerging team. Still, there was more work to be done. GM Ray Shero has been busy doing just that.
When C Nico Hischier fell in their lap at the draft, they had C depth to make a move. Dealing Henrique for Vatanen is that move, and appears to be a solid move for the team. While he will play top-4 minutes and QB the power play, expectations should be tempered as to what he can bring, consistently, at 5 on 5.


Question: Respond in 601 words. What is the Queensland government doing to protect the Great Barrier Reef?

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Environment groups are applauding a “fantastic move” by the Queensland government to protect the Great Barrier Reef by buying a Cape York cattle station responsible for a disproportionate amount of pollution that flows on to the reef.
The Queensland government has spent $7m buying the 560 sq km Springvale Station, situated south of Cooktown, the ABC reported on Wednesday.
Cattle stations cause erosion and long gullies that pour sediment into rivers that drain into the water around the Great Barrier Reef.
The Queensland environment minister, Steven Miles, said badly degraded grazing land on this one property was responsible for 40% of the sediment that flows from gully erosion into the Normanby river.
“Runoff from land carries sediment from the Normanby basin to the outer reef where it blocks light, smothers marine organisms and reduces coral and seagrass growth,” he said.
The Normanby river flows into the ocean near Lizard Island, where the Guardian revealed shocking images of coral bleaching and mortality this year.
In 2016, the Great Barrier Reef experienced its worst bleaching event in recorded history, with 93% of individual reefs affected and 22% of all the coral dying.
Poor water quality limits the ability of coral to cope with the rising temperatures that are causing the bleaching, and hampers its ability to recover after bleaching.
A recent report suggested that about $1bn needed to be spent every year for the next 10 years to adequately improve water quality on the reef.
“We need to make sure the reef has the best chance to recover from this event by making sure water flowing from the catchments is as clean as possible, and that includes stepping up effective erosion control measures on the gullies and rivers in far northern Queensland,” Miles said.
Stuart Bunn, director of the Australian Rivers Institute at Griffith University said this was a great first step and exactly the sort of targeted action that was required.
By removing the grazing, it would lower the likelihood of new gullies forming. But he said to stop the existing gullies pouring sediment on the reef, intensive rehabilitation of the land was required.
Miles said the government was still investigating what to do with the land, but said in the short term it would be declared a nature reserve and managed by another group.
“The department is also exploring possible short- and long-term remediation measures to significantly reduce the amount of gully erosion,” he said.
Environmental groups applauded the move. “Never before has a government bought land to protect the water quality of the Great Barrier Reef,” said Nick Heath from WWF.
Imogen Zethoven from the Australian Marine Conservation Society said it was a “fantastic move”.
“It scores on a whole lot of fronts – water quality, biodiversity protection and into the Queensland national park estate. And it’s a legacy – it’s enduring. But obviously it will need a significant investment in rehabilitation of these huge gullies with massive erosion,” she said.
The charitable group South Endeavour Trust welcomed the move. “I think it’s a magnificent decision by the Queensland government to do something new, bold and really meaningful to protect the Great Barrier Reef,” said the South Endeavour Trust director, Tim Hughes.
Miles said the purchase was also critically needed for conservation.
“There are 48 mapped regional ecosystems on the property providing important habitat for the critically endangered bare-rumped sheathtail bat and other endangered or vulnerable flora and fauna species,” said Miles.
“These include the southern cassowary, northern quoll, spotted-tailed quoll, red goshawk, Semon’s leaf-nosed bat, ghost bat, spectacled flying-fox, greater large-eared horseshoe bat, Cooktown orchid and brown antelope orchid.


Question: Describe the 'Cyclone' 1970 K0 model CB750 motorcycle built by Steve 'Carpy' Carpenter.

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Steve ‘Carpy’ Carpenter is a household name in cafe racer circles. Mostly because he’s a traditionalist and a perfectionist. When you order a custom motorcycle from Carpy, you’ll get a bike in better condition than the day it rolled off the factory floor. The latest bike to leave Carpy’s workshop in Anaheim, CA, is ‘Cyclone’ and it’s a 1970 K0 model—one of the earliest CB750s, with the SOHC motor. I’m guessing that this particular bike is also one of the 7,000 that had ‘sandcast’ engine cases—Honda hedged its bets on setting up diecast tooling before it realized it had a hit on its hands.
Carpy stripped this CB750 down and reconditioned or replaced every single part. He fitted one of his proprietary boxed swingarms (with a two-inch extension) and a complete new electrical system. The rear wheel has been upgraded to a fatter 16 x 3.5” item, giving the machine a heavier look at the back. The paint is House of Kolor Silver Flake, and the seat has been neatly upholstered with matching silver tuck ‘n’ roll. If you’re into the Ace Cafe scene, this has got to be the ultimate silver dream machine.


Question: Respond in 1 sentences. Describe the life of Eduard Bona-Bunić.

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Eduard Bona-Bunić (1894 – 2 October 1944 in Travnik), was a Croatian World War II soldier and member of the Bunić family, an old Austro-Hungarian noble family.


Question: Is the McRib sandwich available in Nevada?

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The McRib sandwich is returning to McDonald's. However, the limited time offer appears to not be available at locations in Nevada.
McDonald's made the announcement about the classic sandwich making its return back on Thursday.
The fast-food chain said in a release that customers will be able to order the McRib at participating U.S. restaurants and through McDelivery on Uber Eats starting Oct. 29.
The sandwich has been a fan favorite for more than 35 years, but due to customer preference, it will not be available this time around in Nevada.
According, to a locator map the closet location for McRib fans is in Southern California.


Question: What are some of the latest news about Lord of the Rings Online? Respond in 43 sentences.

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Shirefest 2017 was a big success! Thank you to all bands and attendees who took part in this player-run event. Click here for a video highlight of the show.
The Auenländer Wochenblatte continues to provide great stories and screenshots to German language players. Click here to read about a recent event!
AxMSanguine is a Tolkien fan and relatively new Twitch streamer who plays LOTRO most days! Click here to support a new LOTRO streamer!
Margerite is organizing a riddle-based race on Sunday on Belegaer! Click here for more information!
Zaheer is translating popular songs into LOTRO-based music. Click here to check it out!
Les Chantefables are performing in front of the Prancing Pony on Sunday on Sirannon! Click here for more information.
The Maidens of Vanimor perform every Monday starting at 2:30pm Eastern in Bree on Laurelin. Click here for more about them!
The Eluilind band will perform classical music and read famous verses in Russian and English in the Scholar's Hall on Laurelin on Saturday! Click here to learn more!
What would your character do differently if he or she knew someone was watching them at all times?
LOTRO Players News is a well-dressed killing machine in Episode 207. Click here for the new show!
Óculos Nerd continues his discussion about lore and more! Click here for a new video.
Gameoliodan heads to Combe in his latest Let's Play. Click here to check it out!
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Dizzarian skirmishes. Click here to find it!
PlaywithPetey checks out LOTRO! Click here for the stream.
Corey Olsen continues his book series and in-game visits! Click here for the newest video on YouTube.
Our first preview of Update 21 arrives on Bullroarer on Friday! Click here for our preview!
Cordovan learns to heal in the latest +Cord of the Rings. Click here for Q&A!
Joego has put a bunch of stunning screenshots on a Facebook page he maintains here! This particular image comes from Annúminas.
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The Weekly Coupon gets you a free Dye: Yellow x1 with the Coupon Code MORSOL, now through June 29th!


Question: What is ECCH?

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The European Central Council of Homeopaths (ECCH) is an international council whose membership is made up of established associations of professional homeopaths existing within individual countries. Established in 1990 ECCH focuses its representational activities within the boundaries of Europe and specifically within the European Union. The Council is non profit-making unincorporated association registered in the United Kingdom.
ECCH is an active member of the Brussels-based European Public Health Alliance (EPHA), an active member of the Brusssels based stakeholder group EUROCAM and a Corresponding Member of the European Coalition for Homeopathic and Anthroposophic Medical Products (ECHAMP).
To ensure the availability of high quality homeopathic treatment to all members of the European public.


Question: What is the new expansion for Android Netrunner?

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Order your own copy of Reign and Reverie at your local retailer or online through our website today!
The Midwest Metropolis of ChiLo is as dangerous as it is alluring. With rumors of a clone haven circulating, the city is the perfect place for escaped Nisei-model Akiko to disappear. But her pursuers are never far behind. Jinteki already has a foothold in the city, and no one can stay hidden forever.
Join us today as we preview the Shaper and Jinteki cards found in Reign and Reverie, the new deluxe expansion for Android Netrunner: The Card Game. Reign and Reverie focuses on the city of ChiLo, and includes new tools for every faction in the game.
We have already revealed Akiko Nisei (Reign and Reverie, 15), the Shaper identity included in Reign and Reverie. Today, we get a good look at the cards that will support her endeavors in ChiLo.
The most important tool in any runner’s tool kit is a console, and Akiko has one of the best in Mind's Eye (Reign and Reverie, 17). Whenever you make a successful run on R&D, you can place a power counter on Mind’s Eye. During your turn, you may spend a click and remove three hosted power counters to access the top card of R&D. The best cards in Android: Netrunner reward you for taking actions that you want to do anyways, and making runs on R&D is one of those essential goals. A free access is a fantastic bonus, and can potentially become even better with Akiko Nisei, as it activates her ability. Should you successfully play the psi-game, Mind’s Eye can net you two cards off the top of R&D without Akiko ever having to make a run. No matter how well R&D is defended, with three power counters on Mind’s Eye, no agenda is safe.
Though how can you know the optimal time to fire Mind’s Eye? Luckily, Reign and Reverie gives you a powerful new tool to know exactly what the corp is developing. Insight is a double event that lets the corp rearrange the top four cards of R&D… before they reveal those same cards to you. While letting the corp rearrange the top of their deck can seem dangerous, they can’t hide their agendas forever and getting a view of their R&D can let you snipe an agenda with Mind’s Eye.
Runners need more than just hardware to be successful. They need connections, to help finance their runs. This is where Psych Mike (Reign and Reverie, 21) comes in handy. With Mike on the field, the first time a successful run on R&D ends each turn, you can gain one credit for each card that you accessed. While this can offer an economic boost for any runner, it can also help finance Akiko Nisei’s ability, giving at least one credit back from the psi-game she plays with the corporation. With Pysch Mike watching your back, your credits will never run dry.
Saraswati Mnemonics (Reign and Reverie, 34) is a terrifying identity that allows you to tap into the cat-and-mouse mind games of Jinteki. During your turn, this identity lets you spend a click and a credit to install a card from HQ in a remote server and place an advancement token on it. While this is amazing click compression, you are limited in the fact that you cannot score or rez that card until your next turn begins.
With cards like Mushin No Shin (Honor and Profit, 15), Jinteki is no stranger to letting their advanced cards sit, ready for the runner to steal. Of course, if the card you choose is something like Project Junebug (Revised Core Set, 80), the runner is in for a nasty surprise. This is the inherent mind game of Jinteki, and something Saraswati Mnemonics excels at. With this division’s ability, you can install a card and have three advancement tokens placed on it in a single turn.
Reign and Reverie also introduces the perfect high-cost agenda to try and score with Saraswati Mnemonics. If you dedicate two turns to advancing and scoring Jumon (Reign and Reverie, 35), you will receive a massive advantage. When your turn ends, you may place two advancement tokens on any card installed in a server. This can greatly accelerate your research into other agendas or set up massive ambushes for the runner. As a passive ability, there's very little risk in advancing a card, as you either try to bait the runner or advance your own hidden agendas.
And even if an ambush fizzles, Jinteki still has plenty of uses for advancement tokens. API-S Keeper Isobel (Reign and Reverie, 36) is an asset that can easily be used to keep your credit pool inflated: when your turn begins, you may remove an advancement token from an installed card to gain three credits. API-S Keeper Isobel is a great way to get some use out of an ambush that may not be firing or to make the runner think a card in a server is of no importance to you. API-S Keeper Isobel also synergizes well with the Tennin Institute (Honor and Profit, 3), giving you a use for the advancement tokens you place on installed cards that might not need them.
Akiko Nisei tries to find sanctuary in the city of crime, but Jinteki has an established foothold, waiting to ensnare hasty runners in their myriad traps. Who will come out on top?
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Question: Describe Aurora Melbourne Central.

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Aurora Melbourne Central is a topped out residential skyscraper in Melbourne, Australia. It is Melbourne's second-tallest building and the third tallest building in Australia.


Question: "What are the health risks of eating a Big Mac?"

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You’ve heard a million times that fast food is horrible for your health… But how bad can a burger such as the Big Mac be?
According to an infographic created by Fast Food Menu Price, pretty darn bad.
In the first 10 minutes: The Big Mac (and its 540 calories) raises your blood sugar to abnormal levels. Junk food like the Big Mac triggers your brain’s reward system by releasing “feel-good” chemicals, such as the neurotransmitter dopamine. The process works in a similar way to the reaction you’d get after taking a drug like cocaine and raises the likelihood of compulsive eating.
After 20 minutes: The Big Mac’s bun has high levels of high-fructose corn syrup and sodium — both of which are addictive and make your body crave more.
After 30 minutes: The burger’s 970 milligrams of sodium can cause dehydration. The symptoms of dehydration are similar to those of hunger, tricking you into thinking you want more food. Your kidneys have trouble eliminating the salt, and your heart has to work faster to pump blood through your veins. This can cause high blood pressure and can ultimately lead to heart disease and stroke.
After 40 minutes: You start to feel hungry again. When you eat a high-calorie meal, your body’s insulin response can bring down your glucose levels, causing you to want to eat more. The bun’s high-fructose corn syrup is quickly absorbed by your GI tract, creating insulin spikes and even bigger hunger pangs.
After 60 minutes: Your body typically takes 24 to 72 hours to digest food, but burgers can take more time because they are greasier. The Big Mac can take more than three days to fully digest.
Some controversy does exist on the facts presented, but it is agreed that overall, a Big Mac should never be considered to be a ‘health food.’ And really, just take a look at the ingredients in a Big Mac.
Source IFLScience agrees (though does think some facts are exaggerated) and notes that the amount of sodium, poor quality carbohydrates (white bread, high-fructose corn syrup), and high amount of fat are anything but healthy.
Simply put, a Big Mac is not a nutritious food, and should never be mistaken as such. If you or someone you know indulges in the calorie-dense frankenfood often, perhaps it’s time to re-think that habit. Plenty of healthy alternatives exist, and plant-based restaurants are popping up everywhere, offering delicious, more nutritious fare at similar prices.


Question: What's going on with anti-Brexit campaigners attacking Labour instead of focusing on the Tories? Respond in 56 sentences.

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THIS week Labour’s leadership bust a gut to get their MPs to support an amendment to a motion giving MPs a “meaningful vote” on the final deal on the EU.
Stop Brexit groups said the amendment was vital — although Labour supported the amendment as a way of Parliament controlling, not stopping, Brexit.
Labour MPs worked so hard to back the amendment that Bradford MP Naz Shah even voted in a wheelchair, while on medication.
Meanwhile the Tory “rebels” who were supposed to back this amendment mostly melted away.
And in the same week, anti-Brexit campaigners vigorously attacked Labour, while sucking up to the Tories.
What’s going on? Why are these small, but noisy and well-funded, anti-Brexit groups so keen to attack Labour, while giving the Tories — the actual government party pushing through the “hard Brexit” they claim to dislike — such an easy ride?
A close look at the groups shows they are heavily influenced by corporate lobbyists, New Labour obsessives, Lib Dems and even Tory funders.
Their dislike of Labour’s left turn seems to be much greater than their love for the EU, and it keeps spilling out.
Take Our Future Our Choice (OFOC), a “youth campaign to stop Brexit.” It claimed Tory MP Dominic Grieve was a “legend” and posed for grinning pictures with Justine Greening, thanking the Tory MP for her anti-Brexit stand.
But this week OFOC also hired billboard trucks to drive around the constituencies of four Labour shadow cabinet members, with anti-Labour messages.
The billboard attacking John McDonnell had a picture of him sticking out of Jacob Rees Mogg’s pocket. It doesn’t make much sense, but does imitate a Tory smear poster from the 2015 election showing Ed Miliband sticking out of Alex Salmond’s pocket.
OFOC praised the “rebel” Tories like Grieve and Greening, who in the end didn’t rebel. It attacked Labour, who did back the “rebel” amendment. Why the bias ?
Looking at OFOC’s origin, it has close links to the world of lobbying. OFOC was founded by 43 -year-old Felix Marquardt, an international lobbyist and something of a “media personality” in France who now lives in London.
Despite his age, Marquardt has a history of founding short-lived “youth” campaigns, often without many young people participating.
Marquardt’s lobbying firm specialised in events on at Davos, the conference of the super-rich. He put on events for the authoritarian leader of Kazakhstan, President Nursultan Nazarbayev, and had French oil giant Total as a client.
Macron — the firmest opponent of France’s left and trade unions — is an “inspiration” for OFOC’s younger members as well as their middle aged founder.
Marquardt left OFOC earlier this year, but as it was founded by a corporate lobbyist with a taste for flashy media stunts, is it a surprise OFOC ended up running an anti-Labour, paid-for stunt like the poster vans themselves ?
OFOC’s spokesman told me its current leadership made their own decisions and raised the bulk of their money through their own crowdfunding — with any other support also coming through crowdfunded sources.
He said OFOC might sometimes make mistakes but they were working hard to mobilise young people.
OFOC also gets support from bigger anti-Brexit organisations. It says it is “powered” by two bigger groups, Best for Britain and Open Britain.
It gets free office space, funds and advice from them — particularly Open Britain. This puts OFOC in a milieu stuffed with more corporate executives and disgruntled New Labour types.
Best for Britain is run by former New Labour minister Lord Malloch Brown. The Best for Britain board includes private equity investor Stephen Peel, who also funds the group.
Peel was an out-and-out Tory. In 2008 Peel gave the Tories £50,000 to help fund their fight against Gordon Brown. Peel has jumped from Tory to New Labour, giving Blairite pressure group Progress £10,000 this year. Peter Norris, the Chairman of Virgin Group, is also on the Best for Britain board.
Open Britain is Peter Mandelson’s group. It is stuffed with New Labour people who hate Labour’s current leadership and would do anything to bring it down.
Alongside Mandelson, Open Britain’s directors include Will Straw, son of Blair minister and Iraq war enthusiast Jack Straw, and Joe Carberry, who used to be a New Labour adviser.
Carberry is now the head of PR for Deliveroo, the exploitative food delivery firm that won’t give its largely young workforce proper rights.
Open Britain also has big Lib Dem funders, who obviously don’t like Labour. Richard Reed is on the board. He became a multimillionaire by selling his Innocent smooth drinks firm to Coca Cola.
Reed has given the Lib Dems £57,000. He hasn’t given to Labour, but did give Chuka Umunna £7,500 in 2016, widely seen as money for Chuka’s abortive Labour leadership bid.
Reed was named as a backer of Project One Movement, a stalled attempt to launch a new, £50 million funded anti-Labour Thrid Party founded by various multimillionaires.
James McGrory is another Lib Dem on the Open Britain board. He was Nick Clegg’s chief spin doctor from 2013-5, during the Tory- Lib Dem coalition.
Former BT chairman Sir Michael Rake also sits on the Open Britain board. He is a minor Lib Dem donor. Roland Rudd, the corporate lobbyist who runs city PR firm Finsbury, also sits on the board. He is brother of Amber Rudd, though not a Tory donor.
The main Remain groups are a mix of New Labour and Lib Dem leftovers, who think they know about “spin,” but I don’t think they know how to organise mass campaigns.
They seem happier attacking Corbyn’s Labour with phoney, paid-for PR campaigns than attacking the actual government carrying out Brexit.
As a result, I doubt they will swing much opinion on Brexit, but may chip away at Labour, which for some participants may be the main point.
Solomon Hughes writes every Friday in the Morning Star. Follow him on Twitter @SolHughesWriter.


Question: What are functors and how are they used in C++?

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Functors and std:function implementations vary widely between libraries. C++11's lambdas make them more efficient.
Functor classes  classes that implement operator()  are old friends to C++ programmers who, for many years, have used them as predicates for STL algorithms. Nevertheless, implementing simple functor classes is quite cumbersome as the following example shows.
typedef int argument_type; 	// strictly required. More details to come.
Having to write all this code pushes many programmers to write their own loops instead of calling std::count_if. By doing this, they lose good opportunities for compiler optimizations.
It doesn't introduce a new name just for a temporary use, resulting in less name pollution.
Frequently (not in this example, though) the name of the functor class is much less expressive than its actual code. Placing the code closer to where it's called improves code clarity.
In the previous examples, our functor class was named is_multiple_of. Naturally, the functor class automatically implemented by the compiler has a different name. Only the compiler knows this type's name, and we can think of it as an unnamed type. For presentation purposes, it's called the "closure type," whereas the temporary object resulting from the lambda expression is the "closure object." The type anonymity is not an issue for std::count_if because this is a template function and, therefore, argument type deduction takes place.
However, this might not be desirable due to a few well-known template weaknesses: The code must be exposed in header files, compiling time increases, and template functions can't be virtual.
Can find_root be a non-template function? If so, what would be its signature?
Unfortunately, function_t is set at the same scope as the lambda expression and, therefore, is invisible elsewhere. In particular, it can't be used in find_root's signature.
Now, the other important actor of our play enters the stage: std::function.


Question: Describe Julius J. Joseph and his involvement in the Venona Project. Respond in 5 sentences.

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Julius J. Joseph was an American government official. He was alleged to be a Soviet spy in the Venona Project transcripts. During World War II, he worked in the Office for Emergency Management (1942) and the Labor War Manpower Commission (1943) and from 1943 to 1945 for the Far Eastern section (Japanese intelligence) of the U.S. Office of Strategic Services (OSS) where his wife Bella Joseph also worked.
Venona decrypt 880 of 8 June 1943 from New York KGB "Rezident" Vasily Zarubin to KGB foreign intelligence head General Pavel Fitin in Moscow is about the OSS and the Office of War Information (OWI). It discusses the activities of five agents, or "probationers" as they are referred to, Maurice Halperin, Duncan Chapin Lee, Bella Joseph, Franz Neumann, and Julius Joseph.


Question: What is Fécamp?

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The Canton of Fécamp is a canton in the Seine-Maritime département and in the Normandy region of northern France.
Fécamp is an area of fishing, farming, quarrying and light industry in the arrondissement of Le Havre, centred on a port of Fécamp.


Question: What cool apps has NASA released lately?

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NASA spacecraft travel to far-off destinations in space, but a new mobile app produced by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California, brings spacecraft to users. The new app, called Spacecraft AR, uses the latest augmented reality (AR) technology to put virtual 3-D models of NASA's robotic space explorers into any environment with a flat surface.
To create the experience of having virtual spacecraft in your space, Spacecraft AR uses the same high-quality 3-D models as a previously released NASA app called Spacecraft 3-D, but with a breakthrough new capability. Whereas Spacecraft 3-D works best with a printed image called a target or marker, Spacecraft AR works with a flat surface -- no target required.
"The Spacecraft AR app is an exciting new way to get up close and personal with NASA's robotic missions," said Kevin Hussey, manager of JPL's visualization team, which developed Spacecraft 3-D and worked on the new app with Google. "We can't wait for people to try it, and we're looking forward to adding many more spacecraft to the app in the future."
At launch, the app includes: NASA's Curiosity Mars rover, Juno, Cassini and Voyager. Users can also check out the giant, 70-meter NASA Deep Space Network dish. More spacecraft are planned in future updates to the app.


Question: Respond in 1 sentences. Who was Alexander Dunlop Lindsay?

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Alexander Dunlop Lindsay, 1st Baron Lindsay of Birker (14 May 1879 - 18 March 1952), known as Sandie Lindsay, was a Scottish academic and peer.


Question: Hey, I'm looking for a computer store that has Linux pre-installed, do you know any?

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Get a Linux computer: no need to remove (and pay for) all the software you can’t trust! The following vendors sell machines preinstalled with software that’s free as in freedom. This is a hand-picked list with a focus on quality and simplicity.
A vendor well-known for its sleek laptops and a self-developed line of desktops, all coming pre-installed with Ubuntu or with an in-house derivative called Pop!_OS.
A variety of robust machines built with love and passion, by people with high standards. The growing company is well-appreciated among the community.
Purism sells top-of-range laptops with hardware and software selected specifically to guarantee user privacy and liberties. They are now also developing a Linux smartphone.
ThinkPenguin, a remarkable vendor truly dedicated to software freedom, preinstalls and supports Ubuntu as well as a variety of other GNU/Linux distributions.
Dell sells several laptops marketed towards developers, preinstalled with Ubuntu.
LinuxCertified has a variety of laptops on offer, which they preinstall with the distribution of your choice.
LAC Portland (previously Los Alamos Computers) specializes in high-end (ThinkPad) computers, with a variety of configurations and GNU/Linux distributions to choose from.
Logic Supply focuses on fanless, compact and robust computers meant for industrial applications. Most can be preinstalled with Ubuntu.
Puget Systems can install the Linux distribution of your choice on any of their highly-customized, high-end machines.
JCCSS.ca builds custom computers according to your hardware and software specifications in Ottawa (ON).
Libiquity, much like Ministry of Freedom in the UK, sells reconditioned computers with a fully-free GNU/Linux distribution and libreboot bios/uefi replacement.
CurrentBuild has no-frills, intelligently and responsibly assembled desktop PCs on offer, on which Linux comes preinstalled.
JinuxPC sells desktop computers built to order according to the specifications of the customer, all preinstalled with Linux.
Athena sells a single, very sleek desktop computer called Eos; it is shipped pre-installed with Elementary OS.
JNCS, a custom computer assembler, preinstalls (and can commercially support) Ubuntu on all of its servers and some of their consumer PCs.
SWTechnology sells high-end desktop machines, servers, as well as several laptops, preinstalled with Linux or even BSD.
The Linux Laptop Company sells a range of retail laptops on which the manufacturer-installed OS is removed and your preferred Linux distribution is installed in place.
The eRacks company sells a few linux laptops and desktops somewhere in its large computing hardware catalog.
VolksPC sell a very compact, quad-core solid state desktop computer pre-installed with both Debian GNU/Linux and an Android distribution.
Ministry of Freedom (Minifree) sells both new and reconditioned laptops, desktops and servers preinstalled not only with a fully-free GNU/Linux distribution, but also a libreboot BIOS/UEFI replacement.
Entroware has a crisp, elegant line-up of Ubuntu laptops and desktops on offer.
Juno Computers have a simple lineup of computers shipped pre-installed with Elementary OS.
Star Labs Systems sells high-end laptops and a gaming desktop customized to the user’s specifications, on which a Linux distribution can be preinstalled as an option.
Tuxedo Computers (also known as Linux-Onlineshop) sells Linux desktops and notebooks in many sizes, which can be customized according to the user’s needs.
ixsoft has built up a rather comprehensive 1990s-styled catalog of computers of all sizes preinstalled with Linux.
Cirrus7 focuses on neat, compact and silent desktop computers which they can preinstall with Ubuntu at no cost.
Vikings sells desktops and servers with a fully-free software and firmware stack, as well as recycled laptops with libreboot BIOS/UEFI replacement.
NovaCustom sells desktops and laptops that can be configured with the hardware and software of your choice.
Linuxlaptop.be sells Linux-preinstalled laptops, desktops and tablets, available with a number of operating systems.
Slimbook sells a handful of beautiful laptops preinstalled with Ubuntu (or its derivatives), which can be customized with various internal components.
PCUbuntu.es also has a range of affordable computers on sale, all preinstalled with Ubuntu.
BitBin Computers sells several desktop and barebone computers pre-installed with GNU/Linux distributions.
Azken sells and supports very high-end workstations on which Linux can be preinstalled.
PcLagun, the webshop of the Reciclanet non-profit organization, has a range of laptop and desktop reconditioned computers preinstalled with Ubuntu GNU/Linux.
Libretrend sells a compact desktop computer with a focus on software freedom (Libreboot bios/uefi included) and repairability.
Obsidian-PC have laptops of all sizes and capacities on sale, on which Ubuntu or Elementary OS can be pre-installed on demand.
Technoethical has a range of second-hand laptops and mobile phones on sale, all preinstalled with fully-free firmware and software.
LinuxNow, an Australian vendor, sells a great number of laptop and desktop computers, which come preinstalled with a Linux distribution at the choice of the customer.
Pine64 sells a very low-cost laptop for adventurous tinkerers and experimenters.
None of the links on this page are commercial. This is a hand-picked, subjective, opinionated but disinterested list. I am always happy to hear about vendors, and to add new quality links — don’t hesitate to get in touch with me (my name is Olivier). Please note that I do not work with coupons, link exchanges, or referrals. Thank you.


Question: Describe the Roslyn Tournament.

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The Roslyn Tournament was a golf tournament held in New Zealand in 1963. The event was played on the Balmacewen course at Otago Golf Club in Dunedin, New Zealand. The tournament was reduced to 54 holes by heavy rain on the final day. Barry Coxon won the event by 1 stroke from Bob Tuohy.


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 Provide an update on the rollout of the HTC U12 Plus update with details on its features and benefits.

Update, August 1, 2018, (02:39AM EST): The HTC U12 Plus has been criticized for its pressure-sensitive hardware buttons, as some felt it was a poor substitute for proper volume and power keys.
Fortunately, the Taiwanese firm has an update on-hand and it’s now landing in the U.S., according to Android Police and HTC global PR head Jeff Gordon. The update, which carries the version number 1.21.617.3, weighs in at 437MB and includes the June security update.
The HTC U12 Plus update improves the accuracy of the pressure-sensitive buttons, while also delivering battery life and performance enhancements. Other noteworthy additions include an “auto zoom” feature for video recording, and 4K video recording without a time limit.
Users have noted better Edge Sense squeezing as part of the new update too, which seems to echo the update for Taiwanese customers.
Hopefully, the pressure-sensitive buttons function far better now, because they were poor — our own Jimmy Westenberg actually said they were “terrible” in his HTC U12 Plus review. “Whenever I use this phone, I genuinely try to avoid using the side buttons. They’re that frustrating,” he wrote.
Original article, July 13, 2018 (4:06PM EST): A new official update to the HTC U12 Plus is rolling out now to people in Taiwan, via XDA Developers. Although we don’t know exactly when the rest of the world will see the update, hopefully it’s soon, as included therein is a tweak of the U12 Plus’ worst feature.
I am, of course, referring to the pressure-sensitive hardware buttons that line the sides of the U12 Plus. One of the biggest complaints about the device is the fact that these non-pressable buttons have poor feedback and are counterintuitive.
While the software fix obviously doesn’t swap out the stationary buttons for ones that move as they should, it does make them more responsive and synchronized. Users are also reporting that double-tapping the Edge feature is more reliably accurate than it was before the update.
There are some other fixes and tweaks included as well in this Taiwanese software rollout. There’s the usual Android security patch (from June instead of July for some reason), and there’s also a new feature for the camera that’s questionably called Auto Zoom.
I say “questionably” because it doesn’t really “auto zoom” in on anything. Instead, it’s a new way to manually zoom when using the camera by swiping on a gray dot.
The 422MB update brings the system software version to 1.21.709.3, but different parts of the world have different software versions, so yours might not match. Hopefully, U12 Plus owners outside of Taiwan will get this update soon, as I’m sure they would love some better haptic feedback when they hit the volume keys.
NEXT: At this point, what can HTC do to save itself?


Question: What can you tell me about Necsa and Rusatom's agreement? Respond in 211 words.

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Johannesburg - The South African Nuclear Energy Corporation (Necsa) and Russian state-owned nuclear corporation, Rusatom, on Thursday signed a R1.4 billion cooperative agreement to develop two small reactors for nuclear medicine in the fight against cancer.
Phumzile Tshelane, Necsa chief executive, emphasised that these reactors were for the production of nuclear medicine, not the generation of power.
Tshelane said that early detection of cancer allows for the costs for treatment to be brought down, adding that Necsa supplies close to 28 per cent of the world's medical isotopes, which is used in the detection of cancer.
"Nuclear medicine is the most effective method in the early detection of cancer. The earlier cancer is detected the more likely it is to respond positively to treatment and this generally results in a greater probability of recovery," Tshelane said at the signing ceremony on the sidelines of the 10th BRICS Summit.
Denis Cherednichenko, director general of Rusatom Healthcare, said that both parties have a great deal of expertise in this sector.
"We believe that a combined effort will open up new markets and hasten new technological advancements in the sector," he said. "Nuclear medicine is rapidly expanding globally and plays a vitally important role in the early detection of cancers and other non-communicable diseases."


Question: Explain the history of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) in the United States.

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The Freedom of Information Act (5 USC § 552) (FOIA) is one of the most important legal tools citizens and reporters have for furthering government transparency in the United States. And yet, history shows that empowering the citizenry as a check on the government has worried many members of the executive branch, including presidents of both parties, and reminds us that citizens must be constantly vigilant to protect hard-earned transparency rights.
FOIA was originally championed by Democratic Congressman John Moss from California in 1955 after a series of proposals during the Cold War led to a steep a rise in government secrecy. Moss found support from newspaper editors and journalists, but he could not find Republican co-sponsors until years later. During the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, he received support from a young Representative named Donald Rumsfeld.
Unfortunately, President Lyndon B. Johnson, a fellow Democrat, opposed the bill—in fact, every federal agency and department at the time opposed it. However, when the Senate passed its version of the bill, it became clear that government transparency was going to win out in the end. Moss issued one final report that clarified rules and exemptions for the government agencies, and the House passed the bill soon after (with a vote of 307-0).
Though the 1966 bill was a huge step towards government transparency, FOIA lacked the teeth necessary to force government agencies to comply. It wasn't until 1974, after the Watergate scandal and the tight-lipped Nixon administration, that Congress amended FOIA to become the bill it is today. The Senate and the House introduced many new requirements, timeframes, sanctions for wrongly withheld information, and necessary language waiving fees for journalists and public interest groups.
President Gerald Ford's chief of staff, Donald Rumsfeld, an early supporter of the original FOIA, and the head of the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel, Antonin Scalia, pushed the president to veto the FOIA amendments. Ultimately, Ford agreed. In his veto message, Ford called the bill unconstitutional, felt that national secrets were at risk, and thought the ten-day deadline was too burdensome.
The House and Senate would have nothing of this, however, and overrode his veto.
FOIA was further amended in 1976 through the Government in the Sunshine Act to clarify terms and exemptions, and again in 1986 through the Anti-Drug Abuse Act.
In 1982, President Ronald Reagan issued Executive Order 12356, which created new classification rules that made withholding potentially sensitive government information as a response to FOIA requests much easier. A few years later, Reagan's attorney general, Edwin Meese, wrote a memorandum asserting that the government could deny the existence of requested memos, though thankfully, this measure was never adopted.
Many of Reagan's tight restrictions were reversed, or at least loosened, the following decade when President Bill Clinton released many classified documents from the Cold War era for historical and archival purposes.
In 1996, President Clinton signed into law the Electronic Freedom of Information Act Amendments. In his signing statement, Clinton acknowledged how new technologies, including the Internet, would allow for greater transparency: the amendments required agencies to make documents available in electronic formats and digitally distributed. The response timeframe was also extended from ten to twenty days, though in practice this change had little effect.
But after September 11, 2001, government transparency saw a number of restrictions. President George W. Bush issued Executive Order 13233, which limited access to former presidential records, drawing ire especially from archivists and librarians. Soon after, FOIA was amended to limit access to governmental records from foreign governments through the Intelligence Authorization Act of 2002.
In 2007, President Bush did sign the OPEN Government Act of 2007, lauded the law, which extended crucial services to alternative journalists and bloggers, defining them as members of the news media. (Journalists get cheaper access to records.) It also established the Office of Government Information Services, which oversees government compliance with FOIA. However, the Bush administration’s compliance with FOIA was sharply criticized by open government groups, and was widely regarded as the most secretive administration in history.
In 2016, 50 years after FOIA first became law, President Barack Obama signed the FOIA Improvement Act. The law contained modest FOIA reforms, including codifying the Obama administration's "presumption of disclosure," which specifically limits agency discretion to withhold records under FOIA. It's unclear what impact the presumption of disclosure will have on increasing transparency. Obama had included similar language in a memorandum on FOIA reform he issued on his first day in office in 2009, but the laudatory language did not translate into greater records disclosure. In fact, during the Obama administration, government became more secretive.
The FOIA Improvement Act also required federal agencies to create a central online portal that will allow anyone to file a request with any government agency. The law also required agencies to update their FOIA regulations, as many agencies had not done so since passage of the OPEN Government Act in 2007. Additionally, the law put a 25-year limit on the ability for any federal agency to withhold documents under the deliberative process privilege, preventing agencies from withholding records that describe historic agency decision-making.
For an in-depth legislative history of FOIA with congressional records, check out GWU's National Security Archive page.


Question: Hi, what's new?

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Senafe (HAN) January 11.2017 Public Diplomacy & Regional Security News. A new archeological site of ancient and historical artifacts has been discovered in an area 6 K.m. south west Senafe town. Mr. Frezgi Dawit from the National Museum of Eritrea said that the artifacts discovered through excavation are seven in number and are believed to be liquid containers.


Question: What is the description of the video game StarCraft II?

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 What is the description of the video game StarCraft II?

StarCraft II (abbreviated as SC2) is a military science fiction real-time strategy game developed and released by Blizzard Entertainment for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X. A sequel to the award-winning 1998 video game StarCraft and its expansions, the game was released worldwide on July 27, 2010. It is split into three installments: the base game with the subtitle Wings of Liberty, and two expansion packs, Heart of the Swarm and Legacy of the Void.
Set in the 26th century in a distant part of the Milky Way galaxy, the game revolves around three species: the Terrans, human exiles from Earth; the Zerg, a super-species of assimilated life forms; and the Protoss, a technologically advanced species with vast mental powers. Wings of Liberty focuses on the Terrans, while the expansions Heart of the Swarm and Legacy of the Void will focus on the Zerg and Protoss, respectively.
As with StarCraft: Brood War, the best StarCraft II players are predominantly Korean players. There have been notable non-Korean players (referred to as "foreigners") that could stand toe-to-toe with Koreans, such as NaNiwa, Stephano, HuK and Scarlett. Many StarCraft II players transitioned from older real-time strategy games, including WarCraft III and Command & Conquer.
The StarCraft II World Championship Series is Blizzard's own league for the game. It is separated into three distinct regions around the world. WCS points are awarded to each region, as well as WCS-partnered events. The top 16 players with the most points qualify for the Global Finals at Blizzcon, where they compete for a $250,000 cash prize pool.


Question: What is it like to experience Bell's Palsy?

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 What is it like to experience Bell's Palsy?

The routine is the same every morning. I wake up, plod into the bathroom, look in the mirror, and try desperately to do something the average person does roughly 29,000 times per day. I try to blink. And every morning for the last 10 days, the result has been exactly the same. No matter how hard I try, I can’t do it.
Actually, that’s only half-accurate. I can blink my right eye fine – pretty well if I do say so myself. I can blink it to the beat of show tunes and rock anthems – even throw in a little Morse Code for good measure. Yeah, the right eye is quite impressive.
But, back to the issue at hand. The left eye. And the left eyebrow. And the left side of my mouth. Can’t move any of it.
After I spent a week battling a cold and a very odd headache, my face went numb on the night of Jan. 12, while I was attending a hockey game with my family. To say it was frightening would be an understatement. My wife and I initially thought I might be having a stroke, though a brief Googling of symptoms eased that fear. We were doing our “Tip-Off Show” the next morning in East Lansing, so, convinced that I wasn’t dying, I dutifully got into my car and began the three-plus hour drive. Right around the halfway point, I glanced at my numb face in the rearview mirror and noticed that my left eye wasn’t blinking. I pulled over, did another quick Internet search and diagnosed myself with a textbook case of Bell’s Palsy, a temporary nerve condition that paralyzes one side of the face.
Somehow, I made it through the show on Saturday. Some outstanding producing kept the camera from focusing on my malady. I drove back to Chicago, saw a doctor who confirmed my diagnosis, and began the process of trying to get better.
The issue, unfortunately, is that process involves sitting around doing nothing. Bell’s Palsy can take weeks to run its course. It can also take months. There’s no real rhyme or reason to which cases resolve the quickest. To say this is not consistent with my personality would be an understatement. I’m not good at doing nothing. I love my work covering the Big Ten, and this is one of my favorite times of the year. From calling games to hosting studio, I’ve had a front row seat to one of my greatest passions for the last ten years.
Frustrating as this has all been, I do know it’s temporary. This experience has served a purpose that many unanticipated life interruptions do – it has added an extra layer of perspective. I think about some of the issues colleagues of mine in our industry and friends and relatives in the world at large have battled through, and this one falls squarely into the category of small potatoes. In the grand scheme of things, this is truly not that big a deal. I get that and would never suggest otherwise.
That being said, it is an incredibly frustrating and powerless feeling. I feel great. I’m not sick or tired. I can do absolutely everything I normally do … except for moving half my face. I’ve become a little more acclimated to the struggles of speaking this way in the last week. And, though there are a few sounds which are still a bit of a challenge, I’m hopeful I might be able to return in some sort of capacity soon.
Until then, I’ll be making my daily pilgrimage to the mirror. Think of me when you blink.
Dave Revsine Revsine has been with BTN since its inception in 2007 as host of our pregame, halftime and postgame coverage for men’s basketball and football, including its Emmy Award-winning football pregame show. Follow Revsine on Twitter @BTNDaveRevsine and visit DaveRevsine.com.


Question: Describe Gianluigi Buffon's 300th clean sheet in a Juventus shirt.

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 Describe Gianluigi Buffon's 300th clean sheet in a Juventus shirt.

Last night’s 4-0 win over Milan in the Coppa Italia final was Gianluigi Buffon’s 300th clean sheet in a Juventus shirt.
The Bianconeri didn’t concede a single goal throughout the tournament, and the 40-year-old was between the posts as they picked up the trophy last night.
It’s the fourth triumph in a row for the Old Lady, but the game also represented a personal milestone for Buffon.
According to Tuttosport, last night’s clean sheet was Buffon’s 300th for Juve, in his 655th appearance.
That means the veteran has kept a clean sheet in just under 46 per cent of his matches for Juventus across all competitions.
Buffon already holds several records, including longest time without conceding a Serie A goal [974 minutes], most consecutive Serie A clean sheets  and most clean sheets in a Serie A season [21 in 2011–12 and 2015–16].


Question: Tell me all about The Exorcist: Legion VR.

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 Tell me all about The Exorcist: Legion VR.

Created especially for virtual reality, The Exorcist: Legion VR is an episodic experience set in the Academy Award-winning world created by horror maestro William Peter Blatty. Each chapter features a unique demonic entity that will test your courage and resolve. Not for the faint-hearted.
The Virtual Reality Adventure Based on the "Scariest Movie of All Time"
Be the hero of your own virtual reality adventure! Your story begins as a Boston homicide detective tasked with investigating the ritualistic murder of a local priest. What you discover at the crime scene compels you on a perilous path of discovery that will help you to complete the slain priest’s work. As you embark on your new path, you discover dark forces at work whose only goal is the complete destruction of humanity.
A place of worship covered in blood, a notebook filled with writings of demonic possession and the "ritualistic murder" of a priest. Will you answer the call to investigate?
In Chapter 2, your task is to visit Lucie Moss, a mentally-ill school teacher whose dangerous flirtations with the occult exposed her to a malicious entity intent on twisting her mind and devouring her soul. What torments her? How can the arcane tools you’ve found aid you in your journey?
A wave of infant mortality has struck and a number of distraught parents have posted online, claiming to have heard the sound of an old woman calming the cries of their babies in the weeks before. A copy of one such recording landed on your desk. Can you calm the cries before it is too late?
Haiti has become a failed quarantine zone. Wracked by an unknown plague, a slew of health-worker deaths have led to the collapse of efforts to control the mounting victim toll. You travel to a small aid center to discover what (or who) lies at the heart of the epidemic.
The Exorcist: Legion VR features a variety of unique demons that make up the "Legion."
The taker of old souls; his work is to harvest the weak, decrepit and those near to death. It is said that he tortures his prey: first through mind games, disorientation and stress; then the real pain begins with physical abuse delivered from hellish flames.
The infertile devil who has been blamed for infant mortality throughout the history of civilisation. Many cultures have encountered her and she has been given many names, from Lilith in Hebrew to Medusa in Greek. She does not sleep, her domain is the night. She is envious and feeds on the unwanted.
The bringer of lightning, wind and rain; he manipulates the elements to bring plague, pestilence and disease. The scale of his power is formidable, he is thought to be the source of many historic disasters.
The demon of the southwest wind and the head of the snake. Traditionally he is known as the bringer of famine and locusts, but modern scholars believe him to be something much more insidious - as he picks away at any belief a person holds dear, through corruption, hate and fear.
Multiple episodes, each featuring a different demonic entity and a completely new setting.
Realistic, sinister and completely immersive virtual environments hide rich story clues and a variety of unique secrets.
Find and use a several trademark exorcism tools as well as hidden “artifacts” that aid you on your quest. Collect special items in your evidence room.
Receive cryptic packages from a mysterious stranger who seems to know your every move.
Each chapter runs approx. 25-30 minutes, allowing you to complete a full exorcism in one session. Replay each chapter for additional secrets, achievements and performance.
In The Exorcist: Legion VR Complete Series you will face a variety of supernatural entities as your journey begins in Boston and ends in one of the darkest, most forgotten places imaginable. This collection includes 'Chapter 1: First Rites', 'Chapter 2: Idle Hands', 'Chapter 3: Skin Deep', 'Chapter 4: Samaritan' and 'Chapter 5: The Tomb'.
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