Question: Describe the recent developments with Hyperloop One. Respond in 245 words.

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Hyperloop One, the main company developing the hyperloop system envisioned by Elon Musk, had two big announcements today. While they are still working on their full-scale prototype track in North Las Vegas, the company unveiled the concept for their entire system – revealing that they also plan to address the last mile and not just the long distance transport.
With the unveiling of the new system, the company announced a deal with the Transport Authority in Dubai (RTA) to bring a hyperloop network between Dubai and Abu Dhabi and other Emirates.
Hyperloop One had already received a significant investment from the company behind the port of Dubai and it was “exploring” a hyperloop system between the marine port and what would become an inland container port in order to free up valuable portside real estates and reduce cargo traffic in the region.
Hyperloop One CEO Rob Lloyd signed the deal with H.E. Mattar Al Tayer, RTA’s Director General and Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors.
For the occasion, the company also released a concept of their full system – revealing that they plan for their pods to break down in smaller pods that can also travel on roads outside of the hyperloop tube.
We still don’t have details on the timeline for the new deal with Dubai, but when discusing the timeline for the first commercial version of the system, which now looks like it will be in Dubai, CEO Rob Lloyd mentioned 2021.


Question: Respond in 26 sentences. Give instructions on how to make a vegan cheese sauce for nachos.

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Nachos with cheese sauce has become a ubiquitous fixture at sporting events, movie theaters and basement rec rooms. It's not altogether clear how much actual cheese goes into the sauce, but as omnivore comfort foods go, it's a surefire crowd pleaser. Let's try to make a vegan version, shall we?
There are definitely a few recipes out there for vegan cheese sauces, many counterintuitively based on potatoes and carrots. I used a couple of them as inspiration for the experiments that resulted in this recipe. I want to give credit and pass them along to you in case you want to start your own experimenting in the same place I did. Probably the closest recipe is this one from Eat Healthy Eat Happy. I enjoyed it, but I felt it needed the umami flavour of nutritional yeast and the bite of hot peppers. However, I definitely used it as a starting point for my tweaking in the kitchen. There was also this cheese sauce from eatplant-based.com, which was also very tasty, but I felt might work better as the starting point for a nice, thick soup. (That experiment is on my to-do list for the fall.) The recipe you see below keeps the potatoes and carrots, but plays with the spices and other ingredients. I have to admit that I'm a little addicted to it, and it doesn't seem to last to the end of the nacho chips. Definitely not health food, but you can do far worse when watching sports. I hope you enjoy it.
Combine the potato, carrot, 4 cups water and 1 tsp salt in a large pot with a lid.
Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to medium, cover and let cook for 20 minutes.
Remove from heat and allow to cool completely. Reserve 1/2 cup of cooking liquid, then drain and transfer potatoes and carrots to a food processor.
Puree the potatoes and carrots in the food processor.
Then with the processor running, add in the 1/2 cup cooking liquid a little bit at a time. The result should be completely smooth.
Add the remaining 1 tsp salt, nutritional yeast, garlic powder, onion powder, paprika and mustard to the food processor and process for about 30 seconds.
Add in the pepper slices and pulse to chop them up.
Allow flavours to mingle in the fridge for a few hours if possible. Serve with your favourite nacho chips.


Question: Have you heard the news about President Trump wanting to send troops to the US-Mexico border and California's response to this?

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Two weeks ago, President Trump announced plans to "deploy U.S. troops" to the southern border to guard against illegal crossings into the country "until we have a wall," signing an executive order on Wednesday directing the National Guard to deploy troops to "assist the border patrol."
California has rejected the federal government's initial plans to send the state's National Guard troops to the border.
Because the work is considered too closely tied to immigration enforcement.
But the Democratic leader conditioned his support on troops having nothing to do with immigration enforcement, and has now, according to AP, backed out.
Is it any wonder "everyone wants to leave California?"
Or break the state up?


Question: Describe how Verifier uses blockchain technology to provide real-time, non-cyber identification.

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Real time identification either in the digital or non-cyber world via blockchain applications is a hot area for development.
Third party, so-called “trustless” identification, in real time, is one of the most intriguing aspects of blockchain technology. There are many different ways to accomplish this task. However, proof of identity, either online or in person, is a task that people no longer trust paper documents for. The modern world and the changes that are already here, also requires better, easier-to-use solutions that are now coming to the market.
Identity theft and fraud costs consumers more than $16 billion in 2016 (the latest numbers are not available for 2017 yet). And that is not just “all” online hackers.
According to the American Department of Justice, in-person “spoofing” happens more frequently than people realize – until they are a victim of fraud.
Such fraudulent impersonations (usually for the purpose of stealing something with a highly recognized economic value) can also happen just about anywhere and to anyone.
That is why blockchained proof-of-identity applications are being enthusiastically welcomed by a market that needs them. And even more interesting, they can be used both in digital environments, real-world situations, and a mix of the two.
Verifier is a unique twist to in-person identifiers and blockchained “KYC” (know your client) verification. Namely, it identifies people, in person, and in real-time, non-cyber situations.
It is a service which operates through a mobile and desktop application. It is also a bit like Uber in that it works in part by facilitating direct transactions between clients and service workers based on locational proximity. Participants in the platform may use services on behalf of themselves as individuals, as part of a company, or somewhere in between.
The idea is pretty simple. When it’s necessary to confirm an individual’s identity or the veracity of a fact, the system randomly chooses an independent, pre-verified, third-party agent (a verifier) who can arrive at the scene quickly because they are geographically proximate. They can provide proof, in the form of a photo, videos, or other material. All data will be transferred in an encrypted format. Stores and insurance adjustors can also use this as physical verification of assets. There are many uses, in other words, that cut across industries and specific verticals.
The high-speed response time of Verifier means that a great deal of time, stress and uncertainty can be spared in circumstances where real-time verification and proof of identity needs to occur in a non-cyber setting.
The service is designed to create a way that clients who rely on real-time deliveries or services, can accurately identify that they are interacting with the right person who they might never have met before and or are in receipt of the right document or package.
The service is super easy to use. The client fills out an application through the online interface, which is available for desktop or via a mobile device. The server then sends this information to an independent agent. This identification and confirmation process is unique to each transaction that occurs, and where verification must take place.
Verifier’s solution allows the verification of any event or fact quickly with a unique interaction of digital technology and human response. Whether one needs to remotely open an account, check on the identity of a person or reputation of a company, validate the signing of contracts by the right people, or the verification of “truth,” the capability is now here to do so.
In addition to this, of course, there are other direct economic justifications for this application of technology. These are routine but required and very expensive procedures for many business processes and verticals. Private individuals who find themselves faced with such situations often have no place to turn. Or cannot afford services priced for corporate clients.
A low price for everyone: The minimum cost for verification is only $10. Customers set the prices themselves, given the complexity and time involved, and the required competencies or clearances of the agent.
Decreased expenses for corporate users: In just one instance (verification by a bank or financial agent), Verifier’s offering represents a 90% price saving.


Question: Respond in 695 words. Describe how Tesla and Karl Hansen are associated with each other.

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A former Tesla security worker on Wednesday shared a document he says bolsters his claims about an investigation into drug trafficking at the company’s Nevada battery factory.
During an appearance on the Fox Business Network show Varney & Company, Karl Hansen shared a document that he says launched an internal investigation into the claims.
Hansen said previously he was fired from Tesla on July 16 after investigating alleged wrongdoing at the Gigafactory, which Tesla and partner Panasonic built in Nevada with $1.3 billion in tax subsidies over 20 years.
Hansen, with help from attorney Stuart Meissner, later filed a whistleblower tip with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which regulates publicly traded companies such as Tesla.
Meissner specializes in SEC whistleblower cases. He also represents Martin Tripp, another former Gigafactory worker who alleges Tesla built batteries with potentially dangerous flaws. Tripp and Tesla are involved in lawsuits against each other over the claims.
Hansen alleges rampant theft of supplies such as copper wire and drug dealing connected to Mexican cartels at Tesla's plant in the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center. He also claims Tesla spied on workers' phones and computers.
During the television appearance Wednesday, Hansen discussed the document he said his supervisor provided that instigated the in-house investigation of alleged drug activity.
“I was provided with this document right here from the supervisor Sean Guthro of Tesla's internal investigations department outlining that the DEA task force members assigned to Storey County Sheriff’s Department provided him with this indicating that they had validated information that ... a member of a Mexican cartel was in fact trafficking in potential large quantities of methamphetamine and cocaine,” Hansen said.
Meissner also tweeted a copy of the document.
A DEA spokesman in Reno was unavailable to comment Wednesday afternoon.
On Aug. 16, when Hansen's allegations first went public, the DEA told Buzzfeed News the agency doesn't notify non-law-enforcement entities of ongoing investigations.
The document described a report from a caller who reported seeing drug transactions on two separate dates in May. It also said the caller alleged trafficking between Mexico and the factory.
During the televised appearance and a subsequent phone interview with the RGJ, Hansen said he investigated the allegations using social media and company documents and databases.
Hansen said the investigation turned up more information and that he went back to Guthro and suggested reconnecting with local law enforcement.
Hansen said he continued to pursue leads but was unable to convince his superiors at Tesla to push the investigation forward.
“At that point I was shut down,” he said.
The document detailing the initial tip, Hansen said, shows that an earlier statement from Tesla that suggests Hansen launched the investigation on his own was incorrect.
In response to the Fox Business Network interview, a Tesla spokesperson referred to the company's prior statement about Hansen's claims.
"Mr. Hansen’s allegations were taken very seriously when he brought them forward. Some of his claims are outright false. Others could not be corroborated, so we suggested additional investigative steps to try and validate the information he had received second-hand from a single anonymous source," the spokesperson wrote in the Aug. 16 statement. "Because we wanted to be sure we got this right, we made numerous attempts to engage further with Mr. Hansen to understand more about what he was claiming and the work that he did in reaching his conclusions. He rejected each of those attempts, and to date has refused to speak with the company further. It seems strange that Mr. Hansen would claim that he is concerned about something happening within the company, but then refuse to engage with the company to discuss the information that he believes he has."
Asked about the document Hansen produced, Storey County Sheriff Gerald Antinoro acknowledged having seen it before.
Antinoro also said the information in the tip hasn’t yet been substantiated.
Antinoro said the tip went to both the Drug Enforcement Agency and the sheriff's department.
Antinoro also criticized Meissner for accusing the sheriff’s department for “dropping the ball” with regard to Tesla.
Antinoro accused both Tesla and Meissner of trying to use the sheriff’s department as a tool to advance their own causes.


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A colloid thruster (or "electrospray thruster") is a type of low thrust electric propulsion rocket engine that uses electrostatic acceleration of charged liquid droplets for propulsion. In a colloid thruster, charged liquid droplets are produced by an electrospray process and then accelerated by a static electric field. The liquid used for this application tends to be a low-volatility ionic liquid.


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Question: What's the latest news on AR/VR technology?

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The emerging technology is to be included within the free standards library.
The free standards library – which is available online for free – provides transparency and insight on standards used throughout the industry, including closed captioning; sending uncompressed digital television signals over high-speed interfaces; and standard that improve the accuracy and reliability of health and fitness technology. With AR/VR being addressed in the free standards library, it is able to provide support for an even wider audience than ever before.
CTA-2069, Definitions and Characteristics of Augmented and Virtual Reality Technologies brings a number of terms to the library for the emerging technology including AR, mixed reality (MR), outside-in-tracking, VR video and VR images, room-scale VR, and X reality (XR).
The immersive technology industry continues to grow at a rapid pace with this year’s CTA Sales and Forecasts report stating VR has become a $1 billion (USD) sector within the U.S alone. The same report projects a total of 4.9 million units sold in 2018 – up 25 percent from 2017 – generating $1.2 billion in revenues. CTA notes that much of the growth within the sector is due to the increasing popularity of immersive videogaming and the AR/VR accessories market.
For more stories like this in the future, and to stay up to date on all the latest from CTA, keep reading VRFocus.


Question: Explain what is semantic decomposition and how it works.

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A semantic decomposition is an algorithm that breaks down the meanings of phrases or concepts into less complex concepts. The result of a semantic decomposition is a representation of meaning. This representation can be used for tasks, such as those related to artificial intelligence or machine learning. Semantic decomposition is common in natural language processing applications.
The basic idea of a semantic decomposition is taken from the learning skills of adult humans, where words are explained using other words. It is based on Meaning-text theory. Meaning-text theory is used as a theoretical linguistic framework to describe the meaning of concepts with other concepts.


Question: What is Theyyam thira? Respond in detail.

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 Thira (Theyyam thira) OR Theyyam thira is a ritual dance performed in "Kaavu"(grove)& temples of the Malabar region in Kerala State, South India. This art form is performed by the artists of "malaya" (the artist who recognised for performing the art form called as a "perumalayan") community. This art is performed during "Utsavam" (annual temple festival). Clan deities such as Bhagavathi, Shiva are worshipped in these forms.Theyyam thira is main sub division of Theyyam. It is similar to the Theyyam dance performed in the same region, except that in Theyyam the performer is considered as the god he is representing, while in Thira the performer is considered as to be possessed by god.
Thira brings the gods to life. Performers dress up with ceremonial facial paint and loud clothing and dance in front of the deity, the bhagavathi. The objective clearly is to bring a sense of awe to the proceedings. Each performer represents a particular deity and is sponsored by devotees as a prayer offering. These dancers are viewed as being possessed by the gods when they are in their act, with devotees queuing up to meet them to share woes and wishes.


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 Respond in 12 sentences. Hey! I heard you're launching a new book. Tell me more!

Welcome to the Cross Browser Handbook Blog.
Here I talk about cross browser issues and new developments.
Update: It's now november 29nth in New Zealand so the book is available!
Tomorrow the Cross Browser Handbook will launch (November 29nth) and as you read this hopefully all I'm finishing up the book and resources. In the last few months I've spent countless hours writing, reading, researching and fighting browser issues to get the book as awesome as possible. Today I would like to take a second and show you what the book will be all about.
You can download and read the HTML 5 chapter featured in the book.
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Question: Describe IKEA's commitment to renewable energy.

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 Describe IKEA's commitment to renewable energy.

IKEA Group lately announced it will expand its residential solar sales from Britain into the Netherlands and Switzerland before the end of this year. The offer will expand to a further 6 countries within the coming 18 months.
As well as bringing convenient renewable energy access to its customers, IKEA is also expanding progress on its own use of renewable energy. With a €1.5 billion commitment, IKEA plans to match 100% of its energy use with renewable energy generation by 2020. So far it has installed 700,000 solar panels on its own stores and buildings, and has also committed to own and operate 224 wind turbines.
IKEA Group has also committed that all plastic material used in IKEA home furnishing products will be 100% renewable and/or recycled by 2020. Together these announcements highlight significant progress in IKEA Group’s People & Planet Positive sustainability strategy.
The IKEA solar systems are on sale now in all 18 UK stores at prices that have enabled more people to invest in solar energy for their homes. The first store in the Netherlands started selling on October 28th. The first Swiss store is planned to launch solar sales in mid December. The offer will include full installation and warranties through a partnership with Hanergy.
The multinational furniture giant IKEA will soon begin selling residential solar panels in its stores in the Netherlands, as per recent reports.
The move is part of a new partnership between the thin-film module manufacturer Hanergy and IKEA. The solar panels will at first only be offered in the Haarlem region — but availability will then be expanded to encompass to the Utrecht region as well, within a month. After that, the partnership will be rolled out in a number of other countries — in Switzerland in December, followed by roll-out in six other countries within the near-future.
Screenshot of IKEA solar panels page from UK IKEA site.
The starting price for the panels, for Dutch customers, will be €3200 — with an average installation price for a 2.5kW system being about €4400. Reportedly, though, “IKEA Family” members will receive a 15% discount — so that lessens the cost somewhat.
The expansion into the Netherlands is following on the heels of a successful pilot project in the UK — which has, impressively, seen more than 1,500 solar systems sold since it began last October in Southampton, UK.
According to the figures out here by IKEA and Hanergy, installing one of the solar systems can save the typical customer in the Netherlands about €463 a year on energy bills. Which amounts to a 10.5% return on investment within only the first year.
Owing to the relatively large percentage of citizens there who have an awareness of the cost-savings potential of home solar systems, the new partnership is likely to be something of a success in the Netherlands. No doubt, this is one of the reasons for IKEA starting the roll-out in that market, as well as the fact that the Netherlands has relatively high electricity prices.
No question about that. If I owned my own house, I would have bought solar myself years ago. With such home solar systems becoming mainstream enough for IKEA to carry them, things are looking rather rosy for the industry.
IKEA has a wonderful history of using and now offering solar power. It is probably the leader in the world of big corporations for how much renewable energy it uses relative to its total electricity usage. It has also been a leader in the Big Box sale of electric bikes and LEDs, as well as installation of EV charging stations and wind power plants. It intends to produce enough renewable energy to meet 100% of its energy needs by 2020.


Question: Describe your experience hearing the recordings.

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Though we know these recordings were made well before Jim went to paris, I think the name fits because his ultimate goal there was to finally be seen as a poet and live a life as such. These untainted (by the Doors, like an American Prayer was) are beautiful! I'm so thankful you have them here for us to listen to, though I really wish I could get my hands on a copy for myself. Thanks a million!
I am thrilled to hear this recording in it's entirety. The timbre and the volume was of excellent quality. Thank you for making it available for me to listen to.


Question: What steps is Sound Transit taking to speed up their delivery timeline?

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In November, voters in King, Snohomish and Pierce counties were asked to raise sales, property and motor vehicle excise taxes to pay for the third phase of Sound Transit’s expansion throughout the Seattle region. The massive $54 billion Sound Transit 3 (ST3) package passed, setting the agency up for another 25 years of projects including 62 miles of light rail, two bus rapid transit lines, and increased commuter rail and express bus service.
Though the vote was less than a month ago and Sound Transit’s second phase of construction is slated to last until 2023, some Seattle transit advocates are already floating the idea of running another transit ballot measure — one of several avenues they hope the agency takes to speed up ST3’s delivery timeline.
Seattle Subway, a grassroots advocacy organization, has proposed Sound Transit run a ballot measure in 2018 to issue bonds against future tax revenue for the full cost of the ST3 package. Their idea is that with far more cash on hand, the agency will be able to move more quickly on construction. Because of state law limiting the amount of debt Sound Transit can hold at one time, the bonding vote would require a 60 percent majority to pass.
The first ST3 projects — light-rail extension east to downtown Redmond and south to Federal Way — are projected to open in 2024. The last projects — light rail to Issaquah and a streetcar extension in Tacoma — won’t be ready till 2041.
In a September interview with KIRO 7, Sound Transit CEO Peter Rogoff mentioned the idea of raising the debt limit, though didn’t specify by how much.
“We could always come back for a supermajority to get those financial restrictions lifted,” Rogoff said then.
He says they heard the many concerns about project delivery timelines and did what they could cut it down.
One of the ways Sound Transit hopes to accelerate the process is by working closely with cities to decide on preferred alignments for the rail line and move into design, as opposed to “studying lots of alternatives and taking so long in that early stage,” says Patrick.
He says Sound Transit was able to work closely with Redmond and Federal Way to expedite the process. The agency already issued a final environmental impact statement for the Angle Lake to Federal Way extension, which includes three new stations. According to Patrick, that sets them up to adopt final alignment then move into final design sooner. The Sound Transit Board is likely to vote next week to approve preliminary engineering on the Redmond project.


Question: Hey, what's new with Overcrowd?

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Well it’s been a few months so I figured it’s probably time for an update! What’s been happening? In short – a lot! Essentially I have kind of rewritten the game. Based on some choice feedback both from steam and other play testers – Overcrowd has “crossed the rubicon” and become a full on multi-level-station-building, staff-training, shift-scheduling management sim with a 24hr day/night cycle on the London Underground. This is hopefully a good thing as it seemed what most people – including myself! – wanted – but let me know below.
Here is a by-no-means-exhaustive changelog.
-When your hire check your staff have the skills for litter and signal box if you employ as steward or refuse, respectively.
-the training menu is not implemented – place holder – will allow you to unlock more staff skills, gated by attribute.
-do not build infront of control desk or refuse locker as staff spawn there and place free check not yet added.
-more balancing and pricing needed, and important to use plants to improve reputation.
-alt tab shifts view off screen – press C.
-right click ticket grid to see initial price scaling – to be applied across shops, phone etc.
-Litter staff need litter picker!
-created a whole new UI! – new buttons for most items in GDD now created and art style and layout evolved.
-implemented power resource and meter. Meter shows output and also minimum level before facilities fail. Meter rises and falls slowly without jumping to show current output.
-ticket machines require min power and screen only lights up when powered.
-FLOW or “travel” navigation – ie finding a platform has a new system – as planned in tyhe GDD this needed to implemented after testing.
-user can then for example flag one set of stair signs to act as exit – therefore only alighting, leaving commuter will use it.
-backbone of logic is in place to do this already, complete in a day or so.
-very happy as most of building systems (ie core ability to build blocks, stairs and trains in different directions, with walls) are in place.
-commuters can properly move around all built spaces to designated waypoints.
-new floor build effects – cool effect with ground sliding up from beneath with aqua bloom/flare on build.
-Can only build on or from existing floor (click, drag, release).
-added blood splatter in correct locations, edited to make chunkier and darker, random amount.
-increased zoom in and zoom out speed. Only rescale surface when reached correct zoom level to avoid slow down.


Question: Describe the research mentioned in the article about the detection of matter falling into a black hole in a distant galaxy. Respond in 13 sentences.

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A UK team of astronomers report the first detection of matter falling into a black hole at 30% of the speed of light, located in the centre of the billion-light year distant galaxy PG211+143. The team, led by Professor Ken Pounds of the University of Leicester, used data from the European Space Agency’s X-ray observatory XMM-Newton to observe the black hole. Their results appear in a new paper in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
The centre of almost every galaxy – like our own Milky Way – contains a so-called supermassive black hole, with masses of millions to billions of times the mass of our Sun. With sufficient matter falling into the hole, these can become extremely luminous, and are seen as a quasar or active galactic nucleus (AGN).
Using data from XMM-Newton, Prof. Pounds and his collaborators looked at X-ray spectra (where X-rays are dispersed by wavelength) from the galaxy PG211+143. This object lies more than one billion light years away in the direction of the constellation Coma Berenices, and is a Seyfert galaxy, characterised by a very bright AGN resulting from the presence of the massive black hole at its nucleus.
Animation of matter plunging into a black hole at extreme velocity.
The new work appears in: “An ultrafast inflow in the luminous Seyfert PG1211+143”, K.A. Pounds, C.J. Nixon, A. Lobban, A.R. King, Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (2018), 481 (2) (DOI: 10.1093/mnras/sty2359).


Question: Describe the Golda Meir photo display at Kent State University.

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 Describe the Golda Meir photo display at Kent State University.

The late Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir. Photo: Legacy.com.
Kent State University said it won’t cave to pressure from anti-Israel student activists to dismantle a display featuring a photo of and quotation by the late Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir — which they claim serves as a daily reminder of racism on campus — after reportage by The Algemeiner earlier this month generated significant backlash.
Golda — as she was familiarly known, both in Israel and abroad — was Israel’s fourth (and only female) prime minister. She held the position from March 1969 to June 1974, and is remembered for playing a key role in bolstering Israel’s relations with African nations and for seeking peace with the Jewish state’s Arab neighbors.
According to the Kent State spokesperson, the Golda display, along with the entire accompanying exhibit, will be removed next summer in any case, due to construction on the site.


Question: Could you tell me about General Nguyễn Văn Chuân? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Major General Nguyễn Văn Chuân was an officer of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam. He served as the commander of I Corps, which oversaw the northernmost part of the country, from 14 March 1966 until 9 April of the same year, when he was replaced by Lieutenant General Tôn Thất Đính.


Question: Describe the Canadian soldier who recently made history as the first female infantry officer to command troops guarding the Queen at Buckingham Palace.

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 Describe the Canadian soldier who recently made history as the first female infantry officer to command troops guarding the Queen at Buckingham Palace.

A Canadian soldier has become the first female infantry officer to command troops guarding the Queen at Buckingham Palace.
Capt Megan Couto led about 40 Canadian soldiers through the changing of the guard ceremony at the palace on Monday morning, watched by the usual throng of tourists who saw history being made.
As captain of the guard, she took up a position at nearby St James’s Palace after the ceremony.
Couto’s Canadian unit, the Second Battalion of Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry (2PPCLI) – known as the Patricia’s – has been invited to the UK to mark Canada’s 150th anniversary this year.
They are serving as the Queen’s Guard on select dates until 3 July, keeping watch as sentries at Buckingham Palace, St James’s Palace, the Tower of London and Windsor Castle. During the changing of the guard ceremony, they have been accompanied by the 35-piece Royal Canadian Artillery Band.
The role of mounting the Queen’s Guard usually falls to the British army’s household division, which is largely made up of male troops.
Women in the British army have served on frontline duties in a variety of roles but until July last year they were banned from close-combat ground roles, so no female officer has previously served as captain of the Queen’s Guard. By contrast, Canada’s military has allowed women to serve in nearly all roles since 1989.
Couto is second in command in the Patricia’s to Maj Jay Hudson but, having commanded the guard last week, he has stepped aside to allow her the chance to lead in the ceremonial role.
The UK government is opening up combat roles to women over a phased three-year term. Since November last year, some units of the Royal Armoured Corps have been open to women. The Queen’s foot guards will be open to women by the end of next year.
Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, based in Shilo, Manitoba, was named after Princess Patricia of Connaught, daughter of the then governor general of Canada. Princess Patricia had special links with Buckingham Palace, the place of her birth on 17 March 1886. Her father was Prince Arthur, the third son of Queen Victoria.


Question: Who is Mekon? Respond in 20 words.

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John Gosling (born c.1963, Brighton), currently known as Mekon is a British big beat and industrial musician and electronica producer.


Question: Respond in detail. Provide a summary of what Ruslan Salakhutdinov said at the EmTech Digital conference in San Francisco.

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Ruslan Salakhutdinov, who leads Apple’s AI efforts, says emerging techniques could make the most popular approach in the field far more powerful.
Apple’s director of artificial intelligence, Ruslan Salakhutdinov, believes that the deep neural networks that have produced spectacular results in recent years could be supercharged in coming years by the addition of memory, attention, and general knowledge.
Speaking at MIT Technology Review’s EmTech Digital conference in San Francisco on Tuesday, Salakhutdinov said these attributes could help solve some of the outstanding problems in artificial intelligence.
Salakhutdinov, who retains a post as an associate professor at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, pointed in his talk to limitations with deep-learning-driven machine vision and natural-language understanding.
Deep learning—a technique that involves using vast numbers of roughly simulated neurons arranged in many interconnected layers—has produced dramatic progress in machine perception over recent years, but there are many ways in which these networks are limited.
Salakhutdinov showed, for example, how image captioning systems based on the technology can label images incorrectly because they tend to focus on everything in the image. He then pointed to a solution in the form of so-called “attention mechanisms,” a tweak to deep learning that has been developed in the last few years. The approach can remedy these errors by having a system focus on specific parts of an image when applying different words in a caption. The same approach can help improve natural-language understanding, too, by enabling a machine to focus on the relevant part of a sentence in order to infer its meaning.
A technique called memory networks, developed by researchers at Facebook, can improve how machines talk with people. As the name suggests, the approach adds a component of long-term memory to neural networks so that they remember the history of a chat.
Memory networks have been shown to improve another kind of AI as well, known as reinforcement learning. For example, two researchers at CMU recently showed how this could create a smarter game-playing algorithm. Researchers at DeepMind, an AI-focused subsidiary of Alphabet, have also demonstrated ways for deep-learning systems to build and access a form of memory.
Reinforcement learning is rapidly emerging as a valuable way to solve hard-to-program problems in robotics and automated driving. It was one of MIT Technology Review’s 10 Breakthrough Technologies of 2017.
Another exciting area of future research, Salakhutdinov said, would be finding ways to combine hand-built sources of knowledge with deep learning. He pointed to general-knowledge databases like Freebase and word-meaning repositories like WordNet.
Salakhutdinov spoke during a session that brought together researchers from several different schools of AI. A common theme among the speakers was the need for different approaches in order to take AI to the next level.


Question: What measures can the EU take to help coal-reliant countries transition away from coal?

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The European Union energy system is becoming greener and more efficient, but its most polluting component – coal – continues to provide a quarter of its electricity. This is bad for the climate, the environment and human health. A number of EU countries continue to support coal politically for energy security and socio-economic reasons. The energy security argument is understandable, but the feasibility of the energy transition away from coal should not be doubted. Several countries have already successfully phased out coal without compromising energy security or competitiveness. The socio-economic argument is illusory. Coal mining employment in Europe does not represent a sizable issue either at national or regional level.
The EU should propose that its member countries speedily phase out coal. At the same time, it should put in place a scheme to guarantee the social welfare of coal miners who stand to lose their jobs. The EU does not need to establish a new fund for this; it only needs to make better use of the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF). For the post-2020 period, the EGF should be transformed into a ‘European Globalisation and Climate Adjustment Fund’ with a higher budget overall, of which €150 million per year should be used to support coal mining regions. By mobilising 0.1 percent of its total budget, the EU could provide a significant incentive to coal-reliant member states to phase out coal, generating substantial benefits for the climate, the environment and human health.


Question: What is the connection between Twin Peaks and Babylon 5?

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 What is the connection between Twin Peaks and Babylon 5?

His tweet referred to the forthcoming return to television of the 1990–1 series Twin Peaks. Straczynski, who sold the Babylon 5 pilot to Warner Brothers during the final season of Twin Peaks, referenced the show during his pitch.
“I dearly loved Twin Peaks, but if you missed an episode, you were screwed.” While he was quick to distance Babylon 5’s approach to narrative from that of Twin Peaks’s, Straczynski’s love for the David Lynch/Mark Frost series was nevertheless visible on screen and in Babylon 5.
First to make the trip to Babylon 5, appearing as True Seeker Aldous Gajic in “Grail,” was David Warner—fresh from playing Hong Kong businessman Thomas Eckhardt in three Peaks episodes.
Babylon 5’s second season expanded the Twin Peaks connections behind the scenes with Scott Frost—brother of Twin Peaks co-creator Mark Frost and son of series regular Warren Frost—contributing the script for “The Long Dark.” Frost had written two episodes of Twin Peaks as well as two tie-in publications that expanded the universe of Twin Peaks, much as the Straczynski-outlined comics and novels would flesh out Babylon 5.
And those are just the actors who made it to the screen. Refugees from Twin Peaks filled the casting paperwork.
Joan Chen—who played Josie Packard, widow of the town’s lumber baron—was approached to play the role of Vice Commander Laurel Chang (renamed Takashima when Tamlyn Tomita took the part) in The Gathering, but was unavailable during the projected shooting schedule.
When Tim Choate was signed to play Zathras, DiTillio tailored the role of Gray in his newly written script for the actor. DiTillio continued, “…his dialogue to Ivanova was all based on the fact that he was a little person. He had had a hard time when he was a kid, and then the [telepathic] talent came up and suddenly he didn’t have to worry about how big he was anymore, because he had this talent.” The role of Gray ended up being played by Jeffrey Combs after a re-write.
The most famous TP/B5 near-casting came in the midst of season three. When Robert Foxworth double booked himself on Babylon 5 and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Straczynski killed off Foxworth’s character, General William Hague, who’d been intended to make his third appearance in “Severed Dreams.” After a chance meeting at a restaurant, Straczynski planned to offer the role to Twin Peaks series regular Everett McGill. He even named the new character Major Ed Ryan, referencing McGill’s Big Ed Hurley, who ran the gas station on the outskirts of Twin Peaks.
Years later, Everett McGill joined Twin Peaks’s top-billed lawmen—Kyle MacLachlan and Michael Ontkean, who played FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman, respectively—during the lengthy discussions with TNT and WB about Crusade’s leading man before Gary Cole eventually signed on for the role.
Lenny von Dohlen, who essayed the role of the reclusive orchid cultivator Harold Smith in four Twin Peaks episodes and the 1992 theatrical film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, also read for the role of Dr. Max Eilerson, giving the B5 universe one more last-minute brush with Twin Peaks.
With Babylon 5 newly streaming for free and Twin Peaks returning to television via Showtime on 21 May, the connections keep coming. Joining Twin Peaks for its third season will be two-time Academy Award-nominee Naomi Watts, who auditioned for the role of Major Lianna Kemmer in “Survivors” on November 5, 1993.
Oh, and about the "8 Miles" in the title of this article. Babylon 5 literally was just under eight miles from Twin Peaks. The re-purposed ball-bearing factory where seasons one and two of Twin Peaks were filmed—after the pilot was shot in Washington state—is located at 7700 Balboa Blvd. Van Nuys, CA 91406. Almost eight miles away, via Roscoe Blvd., is the converted hot-tub factory—at 8615 Tamarack Ave. Sun Valley, CA 91352—where the Babylon 5 series was shot.
Jason Davis is the author of Writing the X-Files, available now from Amazon.com. Since 2008 he has been the senior editor at B5 Books, editing two dozen books on Babylon 5. He’s now also the director of the Harlan Ellison Books Preservation Project.


Question: Describe WJJO Radio Station

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WJJO (94.1 FM, "94-1 JJO") is a radio station broadcasting from Madison, Wisconsin, licensed to Watertown. It describes itself as having an "active rock" format, targeting adults 18 to 49. WJJO is considered one of the hardest active rock radio stations in the country, and was voted #1 Rock Station in the country by the music industry in 2006 and 2007 and was the recipient of the Radio Contraband Rock Radio Award for Medium Market Radio Station of the year in 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014. WJJO was inducted to the Rock Radio Hall of Fame in 2014. The station is owned by Mid-West Management, Inc.
Its morning show was hosted by Johnny Danger and Greg Bair for many years. On December 22, 2006 Greg Bair left to host mornings on Mid-West's WHLK "The Lake." On Monday, November 3, 2008, Greg Bair returned to WJJO to co-host the morning show. Previous morning show hosts include Sue Peterson, Mark Elliot, and "Crash and Burns".


Question: Provide a description of Standish Maximum Correctional Facility.

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Standish Maximum Correctional Facility (SMF) was a Michigan Department of Corrections maximum security prison in Standish, Michigan. The men's prison was located on the south side of the M-61 highway. It was once considered as a potential site for housing detainees to be relocated from the prison in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.


Question: Explain the features and potential implications of the ASUS H370 Mining Master motherboard.

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 Explain the features and potential implications of the ASUS H370 Mining Master motherboard.

On Wednesday, The Verge reported that ASUS had announced one of its craziest creations yet. This being an updated version of the ASUS Mining Master motherboard which now supports up to 20 graphics cards.
In normal cases, it would be an impossibility to fit 20 graphics cards all onto one motherboard. However, ASUS has provided an innovative fix for this issue, allowing for PCI-E connections through USB cords. As alluded to by the name of the motherboard, H370 Mining Master, this new piece of computer hardware is focused on larger-scale cryptocurrency miners who seek a higher level of mining efficiency.
ASUS B250 Mining Expert made ambitious cryptocurrency hobbyist farms more accessible and industrial-scale operations more efficient. It was hugely successful, with a sales volume that far exceeded expectations.
Seeing that the previous iteration of the board did well, it makes sense that ASUS would try to attract even more customers through an updated model.
With the concept proven in practice and more insight gained on what miners need, we redefined the formula for a second generation.
The H370 MM board will allow for users to connect their board to three power supplies simultaneously, to help run 20 GPUs running at full throttle while mining.
To help support miners running rigs using this board, ASUS has created a feature called “GPU State Detection” which will allow for the system to automatically check for the status of graphics cards plugged into the rig. This innovative system will allow for users running large amounts of GPUs to save time in maintenance scenarios by making issues easier to identify and diagnose.
Despite this promising release, some critics have begun to doubt the GPU mining market, as new ASIC releases by BitMain have threatened the stability of the current cryptocurrency mining climate. Many members of the cryptocurrency community believe that ASICs promote centralization, directly going against the decentralized nature of many cryptocurrencies.
These new Bitmain ASICs, which run on the Equihash and EthHash POW algorithms, have threatened popular cryptocurrencies, Ethereum and ZCash.
ZCash and Ethereum have long been the most popular GPU mineable coins, with many consumer and industrial miners turning to these cryptocurrencies as their main choice. But the two communities surrounding these cryptocurrencies are still debating whether it will be worthwhile to take countermeasures against ASIC miners.
Even if GPU-mineable coins decide to fork away from ASIC miners, there is no guarantee that normal consumers will be able to obtain 20 GPUs to populate their H370 board. Last year’s cryptocurrency run-up saw GPUs being quickly bought up, as miners tried their best to capitalize on the exponential increase of cryptocurrency price. But even though 2018 is almost halfway over, not much has changed for the availability of graphics cards.
ASUS still has not released the price for this powerful piece of mining hardware, but many expect this board to fall somewhere in the $300 range, as last year’s mining board ran for $250.
If you want to go see it in action for yourself, go visit ASUS at Computex 2018 in Taipei for a look at a demo rig running the motherboard. But if you can’t make it to Computex, you can expect for the motherboard to ship in the latter half of this year, with ASUS confirming that it will be available for North American cryptocurrency miners in Q3.


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Trani Cathedral () is a Roman Catholic cathedral dedicated to Saint Nicholas the Pilgrim in Trani, Apulia, south-eastern Italy. Formerly the seat of the archbishop of Trani, it is now that of the archbishop of Trani-Barletta-Bisceglie. Consecrated in 1143, is one of the main examples of Apulian Romanesque architecture.


Question: What's the latest news about the Colorado River?

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(Ross D. Franklin | The Associated Press) In this May 31, 2018, file photo, the low level of the water line is shown on the banks of the Colorado River in Hoover Dam, Ariz. Seven Southwestern U.S. states that depend on the overtaxed Colorado River say they have reached tentative agreements on managing the waterway amid an unprecedented drought. The plans announced Tuesday, Oct. 9 were a milestone for the river, which supports 40 million people and 6,300 square miles (16,300 square kilometers) of farmland in the U.S. and Mexico. The plans aren't designed to prevent a shortage, but they're intended to help manage and minimize the problems.
Denver • Seven Southwestern U.S. states that depend on the overtaxed Colorado River have reached landmark agreements on how to manage the waterway amid an unprecedented drought, including a commitment by California to bear part of the burden before it is legally required to do so, officials said Tuesday.


Question: What do you know about the House of Balliol? Respond in 7 sentences.

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The House of Balliol (de Bailleul) was a noble family originating from the village of Bailleul in Picardy. They held estates in England, granted during the reign of King William Rufus. Through marriage, they had claims to the Throne of Scotland. One member of the family, John Balliol, was named King of Scotland after the disputed succession following extinction of the Dunkeld line. John was deposed, leading to the First War of Scottish Independence. His son, Edward Balliol, also briefly controlled the Scottish throne during the Second War of Scottish Independence. Edward had no issue, and the direct line went extinct with him.


Question: What is the story of Lamia in Greek mythology?

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In Greek mythology, Lamia (; Ancient Greek: Λάμια),was a daughter of Poseidon, and mother, by Zeus, of the Libyan Sibyl. It was perhaps this Lamia who, according to Stesichorus, was the mother of Scylla.


Question: Describe what Neat offers.

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Question: Describe the 1948 Sunday Empire News Tournament

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The 1948 Sunday Empire News Tournament was a professional snooker tournament sponsored by the "Sunday Empire News" newspaper. The tournament was won by Joe Davis with John Pulman finishing in second place. The tournament saw the re-introduction of the popular round-robin handicap format had been used for Daily Mail Gold Cup before World War II. Thurston's Hall, the home of the Daily Mail Gold Cup, had re-opened in late 1947, although renamed as the Leicester Square Hall. It was the only time the tournament was held although the format continued with the News of the World Snooker Tournament.


Question: What do you know about Emine Muslı Kadın? Respond briefly.

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Emine Muslı Kadın (; ( 1699- 2 August 1750) was the ninth consort of Ottoman Sultan Ahmed III (reign 17031730).


Question: Name three game developers who worked on Purple Skittles. Respond in 5 sentences.

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The game is now freely available to take and have a looksie at!
Purple Skittles is a wacky game where you play as a thing named Timothy. The combat is based around playing air hockey against others.
Mah_Bucket - Game design, building, sprites.
ProperPawkiness - Building (hardly working).