Question: Have you heard about The Ghost of Paul Revere's upcoming performance on Conan?

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 Have you heard about The Ghost of Paul Revere's upcoming performance on Conan?

Maine band The Ghost of Paul Revere will make its national television debut next week on the Wednesday, Jan. 24 episode of “Conan.” The show airs at 11 p.m. on TBS.
The Ghost of Paul Revere is currently in the midst of a national tour from Bar Harbor to Colorado and back. The band will travel for one night only to Los Angeles to shoot its appearance and play a show with fellow Maine singer-songwriter Zach Jones, who is now based in California.
The Ghost of Paul Revere, comprised of Griffin Sherry, Max Davis and Sean McCarthy, is a “holler folk” band formed in 2011 by the three childhood friends, who all grew up in the York County town of Buxton. They have released three albums, including the 2013 EP “North,” the 2014 full-length “Believe,” and 2017’s “Monarch,” showcasing their passionate, harmonic, foot-stompin’ take on contemporary Americana music.
The band plays on Friday, Jan. 19 at the Criterion Theatre in Bar Harbor, on Jan. 20 at Sugarloaf Ski Resort in Carrabassett Valley, and on Feb. 8 at the Camden Opera House.


Question: Explain why Bill Clinton attended Aretha Franklin's funeral with Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, and Louis Farrakhan.

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 Explain why Bill Clinton attended Aretha Franklin's funeral with Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, and Louis Farrakhan.

Bill has escaped serious consequences for his behavior with women but he’ll never escape being an online joke every time he looks approvingly in the direction of a pretty young thing. Don’t let goofing on the Clenis distract you, though, from the fact that he shared the stage today with Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, and Louis Farrakhan, all three of whom have had … pointed things to say about Jews over the years, shall we say, but one of whom has made basically a career of it. This wasn’t a state event and a person’s entitled to invite whomever they like to their funeral but they’re not entitled to have every person they invite attend. Why’d Bill attend knowing that he’d be asked to share a stage with a cretin like Farrakhan?
It’s not like nothing was happening elsewhere in the political world today that he could have attended instead as an excuse to get out of going.
Unlike Bill and Hillary, the Obamas had the good sense to stay away and send their regards to Franklin’s family via a letter. Then again, Obama’s not above posing for the cameras with Farrakhan either. That’s really the whole point: Clinton shared a stage with Farrakhan because he had no reason to think doing so would be viewed dimly by the public, particularly the Democratic half of it. It’s exceptionally weird at a moment when lefties regularly dunk on TrumpWorld and its hangers-on for associations with white nationalists, Euro-fascists, conspiracy cranks, and assorted other political detritus that more isn’t done to keep their distance from one of the country’s foremost anti-semites. But it is what it is, with excuses made time and time again by the biggest Democratic names for gladhanding him. It’s this simple, I think: Farrakhan has a large following in black America, and given what blacks in America have been through, they get a full pass on whichever racist cranks on their own side they choose to admire.
Imagine how sleazy you need to be, though, for Bill Clinton to be shamed by your proximity to him. Here’s Jake Tapper, one of the few reporters willing to call the left on this, doing battle over it with a guy who nearly became chairman of the DNC.


Question: What are the common arguments for or against intellectual property?

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I’ve noted before the dearth of good arguments for intellectual property (There are No Good Arguments for Intellectual Property). In a recent Facebook post, I mentioned two weak/confused arguments used against IP arguments and claims.
The first one is that copyright by contract would be illegitimate because if you sell something the buyer “completely owns” it. I.e., IP people often argue that copyright is legitimate because the publisher “could” make the buyer “sign a contract” not to copy or learn from or use or remember the book, and that would (could?) end up creating something like a copyright regime. They are completely wrong about this for a number of reasons (such contracts could not bind third parties, they are totally impracticable, etc.). But one argument against this (ridiculous) contract argument is that the buyer of the book “owns the whole book” and therefore the contract is “null and void” (or some such layman language that sounds like it came out of an income tax protestor nut’s reading of Black’s Law Dictionary). However, I think this argument is flawed. THere is nothing illegitimate about co-ownership or contractual arrangements. If I loan you my book or my car for particular uses, you do now own the entire book or car and some uses could be considered some type of trespass, property violation, or contract breach. It’s just that such contracts (a) are ridiculously uncommercial [would not be popular] and (b) would not create IP anyway, since IP is an in rem [property] right good against the world and contract is in personam–between the parties–and you can’t get in rem property rights from contract rights.
The second one is usually a response given to the charge that people who “copyright” their works yet who oppose copyright are hypocrites. There are many problems with latter argument. First, you don’t copyright things; it’s automatic; the holder of the copyright cannot be a hypocrite if he is not intentionally doing anything. SEcond, even if he were a hypocrite, that does not mean IP is justified. It’s really just a stupid argument. However, some IP opponents will say something like “well the reason I copyrighted it was to prevent someone else from taking my work and getting a copyright on it and stopping me from being able to publish my own work.” This is simply not the way copyright law works.
There is a grain of truth in this comment when it comes to patent and trademark, but not copyright. For patents, it is possible for A to invent X and keep it as a trade secret, and then for B to later invent X independently and then get a patent and sue A; that was always the risk of using trade secret instead of patent (that was in fact the intent of the patent system–to encourage people to disclose information that would otherwise be kept secret); yet this risk is lower now after the Obama America Invents Act, which provides a more general and robust prior user right. In any case, that has to do with patent not copyright.
And in the field of trademark if you do not enforce your trademark there is a chance it could become generic, as in Kleenex and Xerox becoming generic terms–but all this means is you would lose your trademark rights — your legal right to stop others–not your right to use the mark. In any case, that is about trademark not copyright. In the case of copyright, it is the author who obtains a copyright (again: automatically): and even if the first author could somehow make his work “public domain” [he can’t] by “failing to copyright it” [he can’t; as it’s automatic], that still would not permit a second person to “copyright” the work since the second person would not be its author.
So, there: I admit it: two slightly confused arguments often used by the anti-IP side.


Question: How to install a valid SSL Certificate on vCenter 6.7

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vCenter 6.7 is released, and you would have noticed that the default install is not working as well as expected. There's a bunch of SSL certificate errors, websockets aren't working, many strange errors.. All these things mean that you need a valid certificate for your vCenter (and PSC) server.
The simplest way to do this is to use AWS Route53 and acme.sh to automatically install and update LetsEncrypt certificates on your machines. This allows each machine to manage and update its SSL certificates automatically, without needing any manual intervention - which is the entire point of LetsEncrypt!
All of these commands are run on your vCenter (or PSC) server. The server itself will automatically renew and update DNS, without any intervention.
[Thu Apr 19 19:46:44 -03 2018] The new-authz request is ok.
[Thu Apr 19 19:46:50 -03 2018] txt record updated success.
[Thu Apr 19 19:48:58 -03 2018] Removing DNS records.
[Thu Apr 19 19:49:04 -03 2018] txt record deleted success.
[Thu Apr 19 19:49:04 -03 2018] Verify finished, start to sign.
[Thu Apr 19 19:49:06 -03 2018] Cert success.
Select '1' and then you need to answer some questions. Note you need to provide the 'Administrator' (or equivalent) account here.
Please provide valid SSO and VC privileged user credential to perform certificate operations.
Provide the new Certificate files, and continue on. It will update the required services, and then restart everything. This can take a while, depending on the size of your VM!
Your SSL Certificate is now valid!
The updater script uses a file called 'update.conf' in /root/.acme.sh with the credentials required for certman.
Run ./auto-updater.sh and it should return with no output. If it outputs something, fix it!
Cron job that runs daily (at an opportune time) that will check to see if the certificate has been updated. Create this cronjob so it runs AFTER the acme.sh job, which is created at a random time.


Question: Could you tell me more about the different types of corrosion inhibitors?

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Orthophophates: This is the most common form used for lead control. The simplest source of orthophosphate is phosphoric acid.
Polyphosphates: Polyphosphates are commonly considered for use as sequestering agents for treatment of groundwaters with low to moderate levels of iron and/or manganese. Their use for lead control is not recommended.
Orthophosphate/polyphosphate blends: A variety of proprietary blends are available, and are typically applied when multiple treatment objectives need to be met.
The pH range at which orthophosphate is most effective for minimizing lead solubility is 7.4 to 7.8. Above pH 7.8, metal phosphate precipitation can become problematic. Orthophosphate can interact with other cations such as calcium or magnesium which may be present in the water. These interactions represent an orthophosphate demand, which reduces the amount of orthophosphate available to complex with lead.
Because phosphates are most effective over a defined pH range, maintaining stable pH throughout the distribution system is critical to success of a phosphate-based corrosion control program. Commercial phosphate-based inhibitors tend to be acidic solutions, and their effect on finished water pH must also be considered.
Silicate inhibitors may be added to finished water to form insoluble silicate coatings on pipe interior walls. This technique has been most commonly applied to minimize corrosion of iron from distribution systems. Some data are available documenting improvements in lead and copper corrosion rates with use of these products. However, the use of silicates is generally associated with the corrosion of iron as the primary metal of concern.
In addition to the corrosion inhibitors listed above, several other proprietary chemicals are currently marketed in the U.S.A. such as Stannous Chloride, Seaquest, etc. However, due to a lack of consistent operational and performance data on similar waters they should only be considered with great care.


Question: Summarize the details of the subway attack in New York City.

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NEW YORK (AP) — A would-be suicide bomber inspired by Islamic State extremists strapped on a crude pipe bomb, slipped unnoticed into the nation’s busiest subway system and set the device off at rush hour Monday in a scenario that New York has dreaded for years, authorities said.
In the end, the only serious wounds were to the suspect identified as Akayed Ullah, a 27-year-old Bangladeshi immigrant and former cab driver. But the attack sent terrified commuters fleeing through a smoky passageway, and three people suffered headaches and ringing ears from the first bomb blast in the subway in more than two decades.
The suspect had looked as Islamic State propaganda online and told investigators he acted alone in retaliation for U.S. military aggression, law enforcement officials said.
In Washington, President Donald Trump said the explosion highlighted the need to change immigration policies, including the type of family-based visa Ullah obtained to come to the U.S. in 2011. Such visas are “incompatible with national security,” the Republican president said in a statement.
Law enforcement officials said Ullah was inspired by IS but apparently did not have any direct contact with the group. Gov. Andrew Cuomo said there was no evidence, so far, of other bombs or a larger plot. He said officials were exploring whether Ullah had been on authorities’ radar, but there was no indication yet that he was.
Cuomo said there was reason to believe the attacker looked at bomb-making instructions online.
Investigators described the bomb as a low-tech explosive device attached to Ullah with “Velcro and plastic ties.” It was ignited with a Christmas light, matches and a nine-volt battery. The short pipe was packed with explosive powder but did not work as intended. It was not powerful enough to turn the pipe into deadly shrapnel, the officials said.
Investigators said the suspect was seen on surveillance footage putting the circuits together with his hands and igniting the bomb.
Some of the bomb-making materials may have been bought commercially. The pipe may have been obtained from his job where he worked as an electrician, one official said.
Authorities were searching Ullah’s Brooklyn home and a nearby rented space, interviewing witnesses and relatives, reviewing his subway fare card and looking for surveillance footage that might show his movements in the moments before the 7:20 a.m. attack.
Security cameras captured the attacker walking casually through a crowded passageway under 42nd Street between Seventh and Eighth avenues when the bomb went off amid a plume of white smoke, which cleared to show the man sprawled on the ground and commuters scattering.
Law enforcement officials said the suspect was speaking with investigators from the hospital bed where he was being treated for burns to his hands and abdomen.
He was “all over the place” on the question of motive, but indicated he wanted to avenge U.S. aggression against the Islamic State, one official said.
The officials spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the blast.
Ullah came to the U.S. on an F-4 visa, available for those with family in the U.S. who are citizens, the Department of Homeland Security said. Trump’s administration has called for a “merit-based” immigration system that would limit family-based green cards to spouses and minor children. A White House spokeswoman said Monday that the proposed policy would have kept Ullah out of the U.S.
He had been licensed to drive a livery cab between 2012 and 2015, but the license was allowed to lapse, according to law enforcement officials and New York City’s Taxi and Limousine Commission. He had been in two car accidents during his time driving, one law enforcement official said.
Ullah lived with his father, mother and brother in a Brooklyn neighborhood with a large Bangladeshi community, residents said. The family’s red, two-story brick home is just off a shopping strip.
News of Ullah’s arrest stunned Alan Butrico, who owns the house next door and a locksmith business two doors down.
Associated Press writers Tom Hays, Jennifer Peltz, Jake Pearson, Kiley Armstrong, Larry Neumeister and David James Jeans in New York, Michael Balsamo in Los Angeles, Matt Pennington in Washington, D.C., and AP researcher Rhonda Shafner in New York contributed to this report.
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Question: What are the steps to washing bathroom rugs? Respond in 58 sentences.

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With bathroom rugs lying in the bathroom, you cannot keep using it for months without cleaning them since they are as useful as other things like tub, sink, or toilets. Most importantly, bathroom rugs offer safety as they can prevent you from slipping on the wet floors. Besides, they also provide you with a comfortable and beautiful surface to walk on. So, washing the bathroom rugs is as important as cleaning all other things in your bathroom. Let’s go through all the things you need to know to wash your bathroom rugs.
Before starting to wash your bathroom rugs, you should determine the type of bathroom rugs you own. The classification of bathroom rugs is generally determined based on their materials. A bathroom rug or a bath mat can be made of any type of material. However, polyester, chenille nylon, cotton, and bamboo are more popular nowadays because they are easy to wash.
The cotton-made bathroom rugs are thinner than the other types of rugs. They may vary by designs and sizes. There are some large bathroom rugs made of cotton. These large bathroom rugs are difficult to wash in a washing machine. So, you might have to wash them manually.
The chenille rugs are not damaged easily even if they are constantly being soaked with water. These rugs are usually round shaped. If your bathroom is always wet, these rugs can give you solace. These round bathroom rugs are machine-washable.
The polyester bathroom rugs are durable. If your bathroom is frequently used, you should opt for this bathroom rug. They are also easy to wash manually and with the machine as well.
The nylon bathroom rugs are extremely durable. They also offer better slip-resistance. Target bathroom rugs have some good variety of nylon rugs. They are machine-washable.
The bamboo rugs are durable and inexpensive. However, they do not offer a lot of variety and do not generally feel soft to walk on. They are not machine-washable, but they are easy to wash manually.
Now, you know about the types of rugs that are easy to wash. You probably have one of those bathroom rugs. Although you know the kind of your rugs, don’t forget to check the care tags or laundry symbols to make sure that you don’t use any specific cleaning products, washing machine, or dryer that can damage your rugs.
Lift your bathroom rugs and shake them a few times. Yuck!! You might feel repulsed and disgusted by the litter and dirt that can get out of them. Wipe off the plastic or rubber backing of the bathroom rugs using a piece of cloth. Now, start washing them with water and detergent or put them in the washing machine depending on the type of your rugs and laundry tags.
Put your bathroom rugs in the washing machine with placid laundry detergent. Make sure you have a little free space in the washing machine.
Wash the bathroom rugs on the cold setting. Don’t use the hot setting for these types of rugs.
Dry the rugs setting the heat to the lowest. You can also hang the rugs outside to dry if you feel that they are not dry enough after drying with the washer.
Don’t mix any other clothes or anything while you are washing the rugs or drying them.
Turn the rugs upside down and check the undersides of them to see if the rubber is peeling or fissured. If the rubber has been cracked, then you should not think of washing it. It can be a loss of time and Buy a new one instead. If it is not cracked or peeling, then follow the next steps.
Put the good rugs in the washing machine making sure that you have a free space in it. Wash the bathroom rugs on the cold setting in your washing machine with placid laundry detergent.
Hang the rugs outside to dry or dry them on the lowest setting in your washer.
Note : Never use heat or fire to dry plastic- or rubber-backed bathroom rugs because it can melt or crack the plastic or rubber.
The bathroom rugs are a good place for all the germs, bacteria, and fungi to live on and spread their descendants. You don’t want them to make your bathroom an unhealthy place. So, you should wash your bathroom rugs as regularly as you clean the sink and the toilets.
Washing bathroom rugs at least once in a week is ideal. If your rugs are always wet, you must wash them once in a week. However, if the rugs are not used that much, and they are dry most of the time, then you might do it once a month. To be honest, you should not leave your bathroom rugs unwashed for more than 12 to 14 days. So, make the time to do it.


Question: What are the requirements for becoming a 501(c)(4) organization?

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To be tax-exempt as a social welfare organization described in Internal Revenue Code (IRC) section 501(c)(4), an organization must not be organized for profit and must be operated exclusively to promote social welfare. The earnings of a section 501(c)(4) organization may not inure to the benefit of any private shareholder or individual. If the organization engages in an excess benefit transaction with a person having substantial influence over the organization, an excise tax may be imposed on the person and any managers agreeing to the transaction. See Introduction to IRC 4958 for more information about this excise tax. For a more detailed discussion of the exemption requirements for section 501(c)(4) organizations, see IRC 501(c)(4) Organizations.
New legislation enacted at the end of 2015 added Section 506 to the Internal Revenue Code. Section 506 requires an organization to notify the IRS of its intent to operate as a Section 501(c)(4) organization. The IRS has developed a new form – Form 8976 – that organizations should use to provide this notification. For information about applying for exemption, see Application for Recognition of Exemption.
This requirement only applies to organizations intending to operate under Section 501(c)(4). Organizations operating under any other 501(c) section should not file this notice.To be operated exclusively to promote social welfare, an organization must operate primarily to further the common good and general welfare of the people of the community (such as by bringing about civic betterment and social improvements). For example, an organization that restricts the use of its facilities to employees of selected corporations and their guests is primarily benefiting a private group rather than the community and, therefore, does not qualify as a section 501(c)(4) organization. Similarly, an organization formed to represent member-tenants of an apartment complex does not qualify, because its activities benefit the member-tenants and not all tenants in the community, while an organization formed to promote the legal rights of all tenants in a particular community may qualify under section 501(c)(4) as a social welfare organization. An organization is not operated primarily for the promotion of social welfare if its primary activity is operating a social club for the benefit, pleasure or recreation of its members, or is carrying on a business with the general public in a manner similar to organizations operated for profit.
Seeking legislation germane to the organization's programs is a permissible means of attaining social welfare purposes. Thus, a section 501(c)(4) social welfare organization may further its exempt purposes through lobbying as its primary activity without jeopardizing its exempt status. An organization that has lost its section 501(c)(3) status due to substantial attempts to influence legislation may not thereafter qualify as a section 501(c)(4) organization. In addition, a section 501(c)(4) organization that engages in lobbying may be required to either provide notice to its members regarding the percentage of dues paid that are applicable to lobbying activities or pay a proxy tax. For more information, see Lobbying Issues .
The promotion of social welfare does not include direct or indirect participation or intervention in political campaigns on behalf of or in opposition to any candidate for public office. However, a section 501(c)(4) social welfare organization may engage in some political activities, so long as that is not its primary activity. However, any expenditure it makes for political activities may be subject to tax under section 527(f). For further information regarding political and lobbying activities of section 501(c) organizations, see Election Year Issues, Political Campaign and Lobbying Activities of IRC 501(c)(4), (c)(5), and (c)(6) Organizations, and Revenue Ruling 2004-6.


Question: Respond in 7 sentences. Provide a description of the history and characteristics of Saidulajab.

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Said-ul-Ajaib is a census town in South district in the Indian state of Delhi. Today it is most known for the Garden of Five Senses park developed by Delhi Tourism. A large number of PGs have sprung up due to its proximity to Saket Metro Station and Saket. It is situated on Mehrauli Badarpur Road and Ignou Main Road passes through it. Paryavaran Complex , Freedom Fighter Enclave and Sainik Farms are the major society lies in this area.
A favourite noble of Firoz Shah Tughlaq, the chief of chamberlains and a follower of the Sufi tradition — these are among the few things known about the man after whom Saidulajab is named. According to historians, the khanqah (a structure meant for Sufi gatherings) of 14th Century noble Sayyid-ul-Hujjab Maruf existed in the area where the village now stands.Over the centuries, the word Hujjab was corrupted, first becoming ajaib and then ajab.


Question: "What have you heard about incentives for health behaviors at work, and do they actually work?" Respond in 370 words.

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Employers commonly use adjustments to health insurance premiums as incentives to encourage healthy behavior, but the effectiveness of those adjustments is controversial. We gave 197 obese participants in a workplace wellness program a weight loss goal equivalent to 5 percent of their baseline weight. They were randomly assigned to a control arm, with no financial incentive for achieving the goal, or to one of three intervention arms offering an incentive valued at $550. Two intervention arms used health insurance premium adjustments, beginning the following year (delayed) or in the first pay period after achieving the goal (immediate). A third arm used a daily lottery incentive separate from premiums.
About 200 obese employees took part in a workplace wellness program to lose weight. Some were randomized with a financial incentive ($550) if they met their 5% weight loss reduction goal. After a year, the incentive was shown not to make a difference. This is important, because such programs are built on the idea that incentivizing employees to do things (like lose weight) with financial incentives (like reduced premiums) will work. They won’t. Even direct financial incentives don’t work.
BACKGROUND We examined the effects of a multicomponent, school-based program addressing risk factors for diabetes among children whose race or ethnic group and socioeconomic status placed them at high risk for obesity and type 2 diabetes.
METHODS: Using a cluster design, we randomly assigned 42 schools to either a multicomponent school-based intervention (21 schools) or assessment only (control, 21 schools). A total of 4603 students participated (mean [±SD] age, 11.3±0.6 years; 54.2% Hispanic and 18.0% black; 52.7% girls). At the beginning of 6th grade and the end of 8th grade, students underwent measurements of body-mass index (BMI), waist circumference, and fasting glucose and insulin levels.
This is a school based RCT with more than 4600 students participating. The intervention focused on nutrition, physical activity, behavioral knowledge and skills, and communications and social marketing. And, after all of middle school, they found that the intervention did not reduce the prevalence of overweight and obesity. There were some submeasures that changed, but come on… if after a couple years you can’t reduce overweight and obesity, then it’s hard to keep justifying this type of intervention.


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Long time Rapper Kid Frost is in a fight for his life and has been documenting his battle with cancer via his instagram account. Based on content of his post, it is likely that he is fighting Colon Cancer. Kid Frost is known for his Latin rap song 'La Raza' (video below). Kid Frost has survived a lot and we send out prayers and positive vibe to Kid Frost and hope he keeps fighting the good fight!


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Jeff Morgan receives funding from Enterprise Ireland, Ireland's European Structural and Investment Funds Programmes 2014-2020.
Robots have been taking our jobs since the 1960s. So why are politicians and business leaders only now becoming so worried about robots causing mass unemployment?
It comes down to the question of what a robot really is. While science fiction has often portrayed robots as androids carrying out tasks in the much the same way as humans, the reality is that robots take much more specialised forms. Traditional 20th century robots were automated machines and robotic arms building cars in factories. Commercial 21st century robots are supermarket self-checkouts, automated guided warehouse vehicles, and even burger-flipping machines in fast-food restaurants.
Ultimately, humans haven’t become completely redundant because these robots may be very efficient but they’re also kind of dumb. They do not think, they just act, in very accurate but very limited ways. Humans are still needed to work around robots, doing the jobs the machines can’t and fixing them when they get stuck. But this is all set to change thanks to a new wave of smarter, better value machines that can adapt to multiple tasks. This change will be so significant that it will create a new industrial revolution.
This era of “Industry 4.0” is being driven by the same technological advances that enable the capabilities of the smartphones in our pockets. It is a mix of low-cost and high-power computers, high-speed communication and artificial intelligence. This will produce smarter robots with better sensing and communication abilities that can adapt to different tasks, and even coordinate their work to meet demand without the input of humans.
In the manufacturing industry, where robots have arguably made the most headway of any sector, this will mean a dramatic shift from centralised to decentralised collaborative production. Traditional robots focused on single, fixed, high-speed operations and required a highly skilled human workforce to operate and maintain them. Industry 4.0 machines are flexible, collaborative and can operate more independently, which ultimately removes the need for a highly skilled workforce.
For large-scale manufacturers, Industry 4.0 means their robots will be able to sense their environment and communicate in an industrial network that can be run and monitored remotely. Each machine will produce large amounts of data that can be collectively studied using what is known as “big data” analysis. This will help identify ways to improve operating performance and production quality across the whole plant, for example by better predicting when maintenance is needed and automatically scheduling it.
For small-to-medium manufacturing businesses, Industry 4.0 will make it cheaper and easier to use robots. It will create machines that can be reconfigured to perform multiple jobs and adjusted to work on a more diverse product range and different production volumes. This sector is already beginning to benefit from reconfigurable robots designed to collaborate with human workers and analyse their own work to look for improvements, such as BAXTER, SR-TEX and CareSelect.
While these machines are getting smarter, they are still not as smart as us. Today’s industrial artificial intelligence operates at a narrow level, which gives the appearance of human intelligence exhibited by machines, but designed by humans.
What’s coming next is known as “deep learning”. Similar to big data analysis, it involves processing large quantities of data in real time to make decisions about what is the best action to take. The difference is that the machine learns from the data so it can improve its decision making. A perfect example of deep learning was demonstrated by Google’s AlphaGo software, which taught itself to beat the world’s greatest Go players.
The turning point in applying artificial intelligence to manufacturing could come with the application of special microchips called graphical processing units (GPUs). These enable deep learning to be applied to extremely large data sets at extremely fast speeds. But there is still some way to go and big industrial companies are recruiting vast numbers of scientists to further develop the technology.
As Industry 4.0 technology becomes smarter and more widely available, manufacturers of any size will be able to deploy cost-effective, multipurpose and collaborative machines as standard. This will lead to industrial growth and market competitiveness, with a greater understanding of production processes leading to new high-quality products and digital services.
Exactly what impact a smarter robotic workforce with the potential to operate on its own will have on the manufacturing industry, is still widely disputed. Artificial intelligence as we know it from science fiction is still in its infancy. It could well be the 22nd century before robots really have the potential to make human labour obsolete by developing not just deep learning but true artificial understanding that mimics human thinking.
Ideally, Industry 4.0 will enable human workers to achieve more in their jobs by removing repetitive tasks and giving them better robotic tools. In theory, this would allow us humans to focus more on business development, creativity and science, which it would be much harder for any robot to do. Technology that has made humans redundant in the past has forced us to adapt, generally with more education.
But because Industry 4.0 robots will be able to operate largely on their own, we might see much greater human redundancy from manufacturing jobs without other sectors being able to create enough new work. Then we might see more political moves to protect human labour, such as taxing robots.
Again, in an ideal scenario, humans may be able to focus on doing the things that make us human, perhaps fuelled by a basic income generated from robotic work. Ultimately, it will be up to us to define whether the robotic workforce will work for us, with us, or against us.


Question: Respond in 14 sentences. What is happening with the library renovations?

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The Dorothy M. Crosland Tower, also known as Library East, will close for nearly two years on December 31, 2015. All computers, scanners, printers, study spaces and other resources in Crosland will move to Price Gilbert, also known as Library West.
Through 2018, the Tower will undergo extensive renovations to transform the building by adding additional electrical infrastructure, renewing building systems, and creating inspiring new spaces to support learning at the heart of campus.
Price Gilbert will remain open 24 hours a day, seven days a week during the construction. Once construction on the Tower completes, the Price Gilbert building will close for renovation through 2020.
Computers from the Library East Commons are being moved to the Library West Commons and 2nd floor West.
Print collections from 4th floor West will be temporarily moved to the Crosland Tower. Call Number signs near the elevators and the online catalog are being updated to reflect the new locations. Don’t hesitate to ask at the Library Service Desk if you need help finding anything!
The Popular Reading, Graphic Novels, and DVD collections have been moved from 1st floor West to the 2nd floor West.
An “Expert Consultation Center” pilot has been set up in the 1st floor West space formerly known as the Gilbert Lounge (Popular Reading). The “Expert Consultation Center” is a place to connect with subject librarians and other research experts to get support so you can do your best work. After hours, the space is open to student groups who need a place to get work done. Note the Expert Consultation space includes LCD screens and a mediascape table.


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Monument Valley High School is a high school in (Kayenta, Arizona). It is the only high school under the jurisdiction of the Kayenta Unified School District.


Question: "It seems that supplying anti-tank missiles to terrorists in Syria is ok for other countries to do the same in Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, West Bank/Gaza etc against US targets. What kind of twisted moral logic is this?"

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Rebels destroyed at least 15 armored vehicles.
The Syrian regime on Wednesday launched an offensive backed by intense Russian airstrikes along four axes of attacks starting from a line of government-controlled positions approximately 25-kilometers north of Hama.
The offensive aims to push back a rebel salient dipping toward Hama, with government forces aiming to seize the town of Lataminah in the southernmost section of the rebel lines.
Meanwhile, an attack was also launched further to the east to take Khan Sheikhoun as well as the Latamin and Sayyad heights, while another aimed for Atshan, and yet another further to the west set the town of Kafr Nabudah as a goal.
The following videos document the usage of TOW and other rocket systems by rebels during the fighting.
The Free Syrian Army-affiliated Division 13 destroys a tank near northern rural Hama’s Masasneh checkpoint with TOW rocket.
Division 13 destroys another tank near the Masaneh checkpoint.
Division 13 destroys a tank at the Sayyad frontline.
Division 13 destroys another tank at the Sayyad frontline.
The FSA-affiliated Righteous Knights Brigade destroys a tank on the Morek front.
The Righteous Knights Brigade destroys another tank on the Morek front.
The Army of Victory coalition’s Al-Ghab Falcons Gathering destroys a tank near the Al-Mgheer checkpoint.
The FSA-affiliated Al-Izza Gathering destroys a BMP infantry fighting vehicle near Morek with a Soviet-produced 9K111 Fagot wire-guided missile.
The Al-Izza Gathering destroys a tank with a tank with a 9K111 Fagot missile near Morek.
The Al-Izza Gathering destroys a tank with a TOW missile near the Maarkaba checkpoint.
The FSA-affiliated Division 46 destroys a 57 millimeter artillery unit near the Tel Othman checkpoint.
I guess the US supplying anti-tank rockets to terrorists in Syria must mean that its ok for others to do the same in Iraq, Afganistan, Yemen, West bank\Gaza etc against US targets?
WVD is a product of a (brain?)washed western outlook with limited vision beyond false glaze of corporate run societies filled with the illusions of righteous. The presumption that money gives (him)them the authority to decide what is "intellectual" is only surpassed by the sheer arrogance and naive ability of himself.
That's what these Salafist really are, cannon fodder for the US and Israel. But their intellectual level is to small to even start to understand it.


Question: Who is Per Dybvig?

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Per Dybvig (born 27 January 1964) is a Norwegian illustrator, visual artist and animator.


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Bull–bear line is the index average line that indicates bull market or bear market in stock market.


Question: Describe the customer satisfaction survey results and reactions from British Airways.

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After a year of IT failures, rota blunders and catering complaints, watchdog Which? says airlines need to "step up their game".
British Airways has plunged to third from bottom in an annual survey of customer satisfaction on short-haul airlines.
Research by consumer group Which? shows the carrier received a customer score of just 52% - a drop from 67% in 2016.
The poor scoring comes in a year when BA stopped free catering for passengers travelling in economy class on short-haul flights.
The airline was given a score of just two stars for its food and drink and received the same poor rating for seat comfort and value for money.
In joint last place were Ryanair and Vueling - owned by BA's parent company IAG - with a customer score of 45%.
BA's positioning as the third worst long-haul carrier puts it for the first time behind airlines such as TUI Airways and Thomas Cook.
An IT failure during bank holiday weekend in May triggered the cancellation of flights affecting 75,000 passengers.
The survey saw United Airlines ranked the worst long-haul airline (39%), followed by American Airlines (46%).
Neither airline scored more than two stars for anything other than cabin environment.
Rory Boland, Which? travel editor, said: "Passengers are telling us that there are many different ways to be a great airline, but providing great service at an acceptable price is a must have.
"BA's poor customer satisfaction shows it clearly needs to step up its game in a year that has been beset with problems.
"From the food and drink on offer, to the poor value for money of the journey itself, the airline has a lot of work to do to improve the experience that passengers associate with the airline."
Which? based the research on responses from 11,625 passengers who had flown from the UK.
The scores are a combination of overall satisfaction and the likelihood of recommending the airline to a friend.
A BA spokesman said: "British Airways is a premium airline committed to customer choice.
"We offer customers the biggest network from London's most central airports, a loyalty programme with huge benefits and the best punctuality record of the three big short-haul operators from the capital.
"We also give our growing numbers of customers a wide choice of fares and services."
At the top of the short-haul table was Aurigny Air Services (80%) as the Channel Islands carrier gained four stars from passengers for its boarding process, cabin environment and customer service.
Ranked number one was Singapore Airlines with 88% for long-haul flights for the second year running and received full marks in several categories.


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Question: Describe the removal of Sinclair local affiliates from PlayStation Vue.

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Late tonight around 11 PM Eastern PlayStation Vue started to notify customers that Sinclair owned local affiliates including ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC are being pulled from PlayStation Vue on May 1st, 2018. This also means in the morning when you woke up any DVRed shows will have been deleted. Sony said in their email that an On-Demand version of the channel will be added to your lineup.
We are writing to inform you that on 5/1/18, the (ABC, CBS, FOX, or NBC local in your area) live local broadcast channel in your area will be replaced with an On Demand version of the channel. The On-Demand version of the channel offers a library of current and top programming. However, live and DVR programming will no longer be viewable.
To modify your subscription or find out how to contact us please visit psvue.com/faq.
Many subscribers are understandably upset by the lack of notice. Now PlayStation Vue subscribers have to hope that the shows they recorded from their local Sinclair station will be on the new On-Demand version.
Sony has not said why Sinclair locals are being removed from PlayStation Vue.


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Sekhemib-Perenma'at (or simply Sekhemib), is the horus name of an early Egyptian king who ruled during the 2nd dynasty. Similar to his predecessor, successor or co-ruler Seth-Peribsen, Sekhemib is contemporarily well attested in archaeological records, but he does not appear in any posthumous document. The exact length of his reign is unknown and his burial site has yet to be found.


Question: Provide information about the Stereolab EP 'Fluorescences.' Respond in 2 sentences.

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Released in November 1996, Fluorescences is an EP by the group Stereolab. All four of its tracks were later re-released on the "Oscillons from the Anti-Sun" compilation.


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 Describe the Hopman Cup in 2007.

This page covers all the important events in the sport of tennis in 2007. Primarily, it provides the results of notable tournaments throughout the year on both the ATP and WTA Tours, the Davis Cup, and the Fed Cup.
The Hopman Cup is the Official Mixed Team Competition of the ITF, played at the Burswood Entertainment Complex, in Perth, Western Australia. 2007's was the 19th edition of the competition.


Question: Have you heard about the space industry?

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 Have you heard about the space industry?

You've decided to leave everything behind and try your hand at captaining a ship on the fringes of the universe. Customize your ship piece by piece to tackle whatever adventures await you. Take on crime lords and space pirates in battle, undercut corporations that are monopolizing business, influence the galactic stock market, and become the most successful captain you can be.
Our Kickstarter and Greenlight campaigns have both been a success because of you guys! My sincere thanks to everyone who voted and pledged, you've been a great help!
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The Galactic Government has no influence over these newly explored parts of space so everything is in the hands of corporations and their outposts.
After humanity became interstellar Earth's space agencies formed a coalition to peacefully explore the great unknowns of the universe.
Their ships are outfitted with the latest and most advanced tech, including high intensity laser weapons and shields.
Looking out for the private sector's best interests, this faction specialises in moving freight and mining asteroids.
Not strictly a faction per-se, but collection of rogue vessels with separate motives.
If you want to assemble a starship on a budget, the space junkjards have a great deal for you selling old outdated parts at low prices.
Space is a massive opportunity for investment and profit which brings interstellar corporations to the frontier's outposts and space stations.


Question: Hey, what is Sunrider: Mask of Arcadius about?

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 Hey, what is Sunrider: Mask of Arcadius about?

Sunrider: Mask of Arcadius is the second installment in the Sunrider trilogy, which includes all of the content of First Arrival. Save the galaxy in this epic adventure through the stars!
Your homeworld conquered, your mission is to gather a team of pilots for your mecha squadron. Build your relationship with your allies by interacting with them between battles. Find out your squadmates’ back stories and help shape their destinies.
Manage a squadron of mechs and your own assault carrier. Victory on battle depends on proper allocation of funds between researching new technologies, purchasing better weapons, and balancing limited funds between mechs to suit your play style.
Command your forces in turn-based tactical missions. Properly manage each mechs’ strengths and weaknesses to maximize your offensive capabilities and minimize casualties. Each mech has a suite of unique weapons and equipment which gives every pilot a unique battlefield role.
Travel through the galaxy on missions and fight the enemy throughout the stars. Explore a deep world with a history spanning thousands of years.
High technical graphics show off extreme detail and stylish mecha action.
The story of Sunrider features the greatest elements of space opera huge space armada battles, political intrigue, moral decisions, and romance. Experience the vast scale of Sunrider!


Question: Provide a response to a post on a roundup blog post of fall recipes.

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 Provide a response to a post on a roundup blog post of fall recipes.

The Ultimate Paleo Fall Recipes Round Up! - Oh Snap! Let's Eat!
Paleo Cream of Pumpkin Soup by Oh Snap! Let’s Eat!
Easy and Delicious Paleo Pumpkin Chili by Oh Snap! Let’s Eat!
This roundup makes the end of summer less sad. Fall really does have amazing flavors. Thanks for including my Southern Fried Apples! Can’t wait to check out the rest.
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Question: What is Google Chrome's new ad blocker all about?

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 What is Google Chrome's new ad blocker all about?

Google Chrome will begin blocking ads on some websites by default on 15th February 2018 . I took a look at Chromium source-code to find out a bit more about how this new ad blocker will work.
At the end of 2017 , Google Chrome had nearly 55 % of the web browser market share across all devices worldwide, according to StatCounter.
Google have announced that their Google Chrome web browser will block every ad on websites that are not compliant with the Better Ads Standards by default. Google admits that they’re taking action against the types of web advertisements that annoy people the most in an order to halt the rise in ad blockers that block all forms of advertisements on all websites.
The Better Ads Standards are a set of rules, one set for desktop and one for mobile, that define unacceptably intrusive, distracting, and annoying advertisement formats. The standards ban ad formats like auto-playing video ads, large ads that stick to the screen when you scroll, and interstitial ads. The standards are created by the Coalition for Better Ads, which includes advertisement industry organizations and companies like Microsoft and Google.
Google Chrome already blocks malware, fraud, phishing, pop-up/under/-redirects, and other unwanted behavior through their Google Safe Browsing service. Chrome checks every website you visit against a list of malicious websites that it periodically downloads from Safe Browsing.
Google have extended the Safe Browsing service to include a new type of threat called “BETTER_ADS”. Websites that don’t comply with the Better Ads Standards will be labeled as being a threat of this type, and the browser can take actions against them according to user settings. Ad blocking will be enabled by default on desktop and mobile. Users can opt-out of the ad blocker by going to Chrome Settings: Content Settings: Ads and disabling the feature.
Safe Browsing is built-in to many web browsers including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Safari. Not all web browsers block all types of unwanted software or behavior that the Safe Browsing service can identify. At the time of publication , this new type of threat data isn’t available in the public API for Safe Browsing that Google offers to third-party developers. However, Google might offer the list of websites that don’t comply with the Better Ads Standards to other web browsers at some point in the future. I don’t want to see other web browsers give Google control over ad blocking, however.
Which websites end up on the blacklist is entirely at Google’s discretion. Google is going through and analyzing websites to determine whether they meet the Better Ads Standards or end up on the blacklist. Google offer website publishers an Ad Experiences Report that identifies whether or not a publisher’s websites are on the list, and what the potential problems with the publisher’s website are.
So how is Google actually going to block advertisement on offending websites?
Google Chrome will periodically download a set of block rules, which consist of two popular ad blocking lists: EasyList (advertisement) and EasyPrivacy (tracking). EasyList and EasyPrivacy is built-in to many popular ad blocking extension including uBlock Origin and AdBlock Plus, as well as in privacy oriented apps and web browsers. Google’s ad blocking capabilities will be on par with the best tools available from day one.
These lists are used to limit what resources are loaded on websites identified by Safe Browsing as being non-compliant with the Better Ad Standards. Google’s implementation is a bit different from how most extension ad blocking is enforced. It does it at an earlier stage in the rendering processes than extensions have access to.
Google appears to be shipping the entirety of EasyList and EasyPrivacy; which include blocking rules for Google’s own AdSense and DoubleClick advertisement platforms as well as Google Analytics, and other Google services.
Chrome’s user-interface permits users to allow ads on a blocklisted website. However, users can’t add their own websites to the blocklist. The user interface on desktop is a bit confusing when it’s referring to “Allow” and “Block” in Site Settings. The actual choices users have are Block-if-on-the-blocklist or Allow.
I’d personally like to see Google give their users the power to enable the blocklist on a per-website basis themselves. Users who want this level of granular control still have to install a third-party ad blocking extension.
Power-users can force-update the blocklists manually by going to chrome://components and updating the “Subresource Filter Rules” component.
Users will be notified of any blocking action using either a notification in the address field (“the omnibox”) on desktop, or with a notification toolbar on mobile. These work the same as similar pop-ups used for cookie and pop-up blocking.
Ad blocking notification on desktop (first/left) and Android (last/right).
The notification gives users the option to Allow ads to be loaded and whitelist the current website. The notifications can’t be disabled without disabling the ad blocker.
To be honest, I don’t believe any user want to see these notifications. It’s subtle enough on desktop, but the info toolbar on mobile takes up a relatively large part of the available space on the screen. However, notifying users every time Chrome blocks any advertisements makes the system somewhat transparent — even though users frankly won’t care one bit.
It will be interesting keep an eye on this and see whether Chrome’s new built-in ad blocker will be enough to have any affect on the number of users who install ad blockers. In an ideal situation, the Better Ads Standards will remove enough pain-points for users to accept the remaining ads and don’t be tempted/reminded to install a third-party ad blocker that blocks all online advertising.
Disclaimer: This website is funded through the Google AdSense advertisement platform.


Question: Describe the new lithium-ion battery recycling plant being built in New York State. Respond in detail.

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 Describe the new lithium-ion battery recycling plant being built in New York State. Respond in detail.

SungEel MCC Americas (SMCC) has revealed the location of its lithium-ion battery recycling plant to be built in New York State.
Image: SungEel MCC's new lithium-ion battery recycling plant to be located in New York State. Photo: courtesy of Kerem Yucel/Freeimages.com.
The Endicott, New York plant will be located in the Huron Campus, formerly the IBM-Endicott facility. SMCC will leverage over $1.75MM in incentives from New York State and create over 100 research, engineering, and manufacturing jobs.
Approximately 50% of LIBs are recovered and recycled in the European Union and some Asian countries, whereas less than 5% of all LIBs are recycled in the United States. Cobalt and lithium are the two most valuable metals found in LIBs, with consumption of both outpacing supplies in recent years.
The United States lacks the domestic supply of both strategic metals. SMCC will recover these valuable metals through an efficient and environmentally friendly process. The recovered metals can be used in the manufacture of new lithium-ion batteries as well as multiple industrial applications.
Metallica Commodities COO and SMCC President Danish Mir said: “We are excited to be at the forefront of lithium-ion battery recycling in the United States and to create quality, hi-tech, green jobs in our home state of New York.
Empire State Development president, CEO, and commissioner Howard Zemsky said: “Throughout the Southern Tier, companies are finding innovative new uses for existing facilities. This international partnership recycling lithium batteries will foster the supply of a product in high demand and expand the thriving energy storage industry in the region.


Question: What is this site all about?

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 What is this site all about?

This utility is designed to very quickly do a lot of the dice-rolling required to prepare for a Stars Without Number campaign. If you haven't read through the source book, you will want to go back and do that to get the most benefit from this site.
Press the Generate Sector button and this utility will use the displayed Seed ID to cook up a sector of the universe for you. Once it has loaded, you can see the position of the stars and tab through a few pages of the randomly generated planets, aliens, NPCs and other window dressing for your campaign.
Don't like what you see? No problem--press the re-roll button to get a new Seed ID and try again, or take a shot and type in your own.
All of the randomly generated things that you've previewed will be included in the wiki files. Each article includes fully detailed writeups based on the freely distributed version of the Stars Without Number roleplaying game.
Drop me a line. No promises on a schedule or any specific revisions or improvements, but if you've got an idea for making this utility even better, I'd love to hear it. Thanks, and enjoy!
SWN Sector Generator by N. Harrison Ripps is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://emichron.com/swn/.


Question: Have you heard of a solution to the n+1 query problem in Django?

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 Have you heard of a solution to the n+1 query problem in Django?

So quite a while ago I wrote about avoiding the n+1 query problem with SQLObject. I’ve since been using Django a lot more. In particular at my day job I’ve been improving a Django site we’ve inherited. This particular site suffered from a few too many SQL queries and needed speeding up. Some of the issues related to the classic n+1 problem. i.e. one initial query triggering a further n queries (where n is the number of results in the first query).
A liberal dose of select_related helped. However that was only useful in the cases where a ForeignKey needed to be pre-fetched.
In the case however there was a page that was selecting a set of objects that had tags. The tags for each object were being displayed along side a link to the main object. Given that the initial query returned over three hundred objects, this meant the page was performing another three hundred (plus) queries to fetch the individual tags for each object! Now we could cache the page and that’s was indeed what was being done. The trouble however was when the cache expired. It also made things painful when developing – as I’d typically want to disable caching whilst I’m making changes to pages frequently.
I came up with a specific solution for this project – to perform the initial query, then a second query to fetch *all* of the other tags in one go. The results of the second query could then be stitched into the original results, to make them available in a handy manor within the page’s template.
It’s a very early release – after the result of only a few hours coding, so use with care. It does have 100% test code coverage at the moment and I’m reasonable confident about it working. Please try it out and let me know whether it works for you.
Useful thing. Great thanks. It will be first code I’ll check tomorrow. Till now I have used manually written sub-queries with extra() method (just one query) but this way is really painful and unmaintainable (eg. adding new column with date type).


Question: What is Santhakra? Respond in 3 sentences.

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 What is Santhakra? Respond in 3 sentences.

Santhakra is a village development committee in the Himalayas of Taplejung District in the Mechi Zone of north-eastern Nepal. At the time of the 2011 Nepal census it had a population of 2,594 people living in 533 individual households. There were 1,178 males and 1,416 females at the time of census.


Question: Please provide a description of the album '14 Klassiker' by Army of Lovers. Respond briefly.

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 Please provide a description of the album '14 Klassiker' by Army of Lovers. Respond briefly.

14 Klassiker is a greatest hits album by Army of Lovers, released in 2003 only in Sweden by Universal. It contains 14 of the band's biggest hits.