Question: Describe the origin and impact of India's #MeToo movement.

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If the earlier generation of what constituted the second wave of the women’s movement in India had not agitated and legislated, #MeToo may not have played out in quite the same way as it does today.
The siren call of #MeToo simply refuses to die down. For a year now, its insistent ululation has sounded, first from distant shores but now in our very ears. No longer constrained within the domain of feminist discourse and activism, it is now sounding within nunneries and temple precincts, on movie sets and sporting fields, in science labs and lecture halls, rudely disrupting the silence, cruelly disturbing the status quo.
Significantly, it has brought together women from discrete spaces, varied backgrounds and with heterogeneous experiences to articulate three common themes: The ubiquitous nature of patriarchy and sense of male entitlement which are closely entwined with class and caste privilege; the strong linkage this has with the way in which working spaces are structured and run; and, finally, a sense that their experiences of sexual harassment, intimidation and assault constitute an important reality that is not just theirs alone to address but one that demands a response from society.
Some questions are, therefore, in order.
Why did it take so long for this siren to sound seeing that sexual harassment is one of the most familiar patterns of human subjugation, having played out across the millennia from tales told in the Mahabharata to confessions emanating from the Clinton White House? #MeToo emerged from the serendipitous coming together of a bunch of circumstances — a tide in the affairs of women which taken at the flood had led to a worldwide response. If, for instance, the Harvey Weinstein story had not appeared in an international newspaper like The New York Times a year ago, if his deeds of sexual predation were not so blatant, if Hollywood had not been a world cultural capital of sorts, if some of its most well-known stars had not shared their experiences or mounted unqualified support for those violated by him, perhaps none of this would have happened. Here, in India, there is a different set of “ifs”. If Tanushree Dutta had not returned to Mumbai with her 10-year-old story concerning one of the biggest stars in India, if Sri Reddy had not stripped herself to expose the casting couch in the Telugu film industry, if young women journalists had not revealed sexual harassment in newsrooms of today, this story would have dissipated in a trice.
Which brings me to another query, often put to me personally, as to why women journalists of an earlier era had preferred to keep silent when confronted by such instances. My answer may seem like a personal exculpation but I would argue that calling out male privilege in all its man-ifesations (couldn’t resist the pun), should be seen as a continuum. As a journalist who first came into the profession in the later 1970s, I had benefited from some of the gains achieved by the women who had come into the newsroom before me, including things as basic as toilets, more substantial beats, and trade union rights. Ours was the generation that wrote about India’s incipient new feminism, understood the importance of “consent” in sexual relations — popularly theorised in that brilliant ‘An Open Letter to the Chief Justice of India’ (September 1979) — argued for epistemological changes ranging from displacing the universal “he” in our text to bringing in gendered news stories on to the front page and prime time. We also occasionally came out against sexual harassment — but in episodic and case-determined ways that could be dismissed or ignored by the male decision-makers within newsrooms and managements or allowed to run on for years in courts of law.
The fact remains that while some of us articulated these issues — even, in the process, being called “activists”, with all the implied opprobrium — we did go on to achieve a degree of upward mobility within our professional space. That upward mobility also perhaps signified that we had simultaneously gained admittance into a largely male club with its status and privileges. Was this a pact with the establishment, bristling with secrecy and “good behaviour” clauses, that was entered into by those of us deemed “worthy enough”? For our personal “empowerment”, did we fail to rock the boat when we had to? Did we trade in the well-being of a larger cohort outside the door that identified itself as female? These are questions that don’t go away easily.
But it is also true that if the earlier generation of what constituted the second wave of the women’s movement in India had not agitated and legislated, #MeToo may not have played out in quite the same way as it does today. A communication technologies angle also needs to be brought into the frame. What we are now seeing is the network effect. Paul Mason, in his book ‘Why It’s Still Kicking Off Everywhere’, got it right when he observed that “not only is the network more powerful than the hierarchy — the ad-hoc network has become easier to form (thanks to new communication technologies)”. #MeToo is all about how online network trumped the hierarchy, allowed the spread of ideas even as they were being generated, expedited the sharing of strategies of resistance, and of course lowered the threshold of being part of a global partnership of storytelling.


Question: Describe the scene at the White House after Defense Secretary Jim Mattis replaces President Trump's nuclear strike button with an Amazon Dash Button.

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WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Jim Mattis placed an Amazon ‘Dash Button’ on President Donald Trump’s desk that orders a 12-pack of Doritos while telling him it was for launching a nuclear strike on North Korea, sources confirmed today.
The move came just days after the president taunted North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on Tuesday, mentioning that he had a “nuclear button on his desk at all times” but his was much bigger and more powerful.
White House staffers placed masking tape over the Doritos logo of the button, and wrote ‘Boom Button’ on it with permanent marker, sources said.
“At first we thought about using a Staples ‘That Was Easy’ button, but after much deliberation we thought that he might just keep pressing it just for the way it sounds, therefore eliminating one problem while creating a new one,” said Deputy Chief of Staff Joe Hagin.
Sources say that Mattis met with the president to discuss North Korea strategy earlier this week, calming him with three cheeseburgers, a 12-pack of Diet Coke, and a marathon session of Fox News.
The Pentagon chief eventually convinced the commander-in-chief that the shiny big button on his desk was the “super dangerous nuke button” and only the most important and most powerful person in the whole wide world could use it.
White House technicians were even able to connect it to his television, which would play the nuclear explosion scene from Terminator 2 after it was pressed, according to one senior official.
Aware that Trump might be able to tell that North Korea wasn’t destroyed after hitting the button, sources confirmed that aides decided to use the mountain of Doritos he’ll end up ordering as a distraction.
“We’re thinking of maybe turning the Lincoln bedroom into a Doritos Pool or something,” said White House aide Jeffrey Bertram, adding that his backup plan was to use a Mountain Dew Dash Button in case things got out of hand.


Question: Respond in 6 sentences. What is Sevendust's latest store release?

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This project is closed. Be sure to follow Sevendust to be the first to know next time a project is launched!
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Release date Dec. 8, 2017.


Question: Can you tell me something about H. J. Ward?

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Hugh Joseph Ward (March 8, 1909 – February 7, 1945), who usually signed his work H. J. Ward, was an American illustrator known for his cover art for pulp magazines. He is noted especially for his paintings for "Spicy Mystery", "Spicy Detective", and other titles published by Harry Donenfeld in the weird menace genre. He also painted definitive images of popular radio characters the Lone Ranger and the Green Hornet.
Ward was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in a working-class neighborhood. He was the youngest of eight children of Mary C. Ward and Charles A. Ward. His interest in drawing was encouraged by a high school art teacher. With the goal of becoming a commercial artist, he enrolled in a four-year diploma program at Pennsylvania Business School of Industrial Art in September 1927, where his teachers included Thornton Oakley. He later named N. C. Wyeth, who was guest lecturer at the school, as his most influential teacher.


Question: What is Yamba?

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Yamba is a department or commune of Gourma Province in north-eastern Burkina Faso. Its capital is the town of Yamba.


Question: What is Selbstschutz? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Selbstschutz (German for "self-protection") is the name given to different iterations of ethnic-German self-protection units formed both after the First World War and in the lead-up to the Second World War.


Question: Hi! Can you tell me more about the ApolloX team?

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We will host two stages of token sale for ApolloX Tokens. The community pre sale has ended. The public sale will happen on early 2019.
Our founding team are from MIT, Stanford, Tsinghua, Google, and Newell Rubbermaid with extended experience in cross border e-commerce and blockchain infrastructure. We are backed by reputable venture capital from US and China.
Kyle is an expert in crypto marketing and community development. Kyle holds a master degree in public relations. Kyle has led and advised several crypto projects rasing multiple million funding in the last year.
Janelle has years of experience in content marketing and public relation management. Previously worked at several major online publishers. Janelle has a bachelor degree in Journalism from SFSU.
Arianne is a senior manager in warehouse management and cross-border logistics. Arianne manages the three US based logistics center and customer success team at ApolloBox.
Joshua is an experiencd internet marketer and e-commerce affiliate manager.
Victoria is an experienced business analyst in e-commerce. Victoria has a master degree from the State University of New York.
Emma is an experience accountant at ApolloX with specialization in e-commerce and cross-border trades.
Zaki is an industry leading export in blockchain and consensus algorithm. Zaki is also an advisor for Cosmos and Tendermint and early contributor to Zcash. Co-founder of SkuChain.
Dr. Jun Wu is a major contributor in Google Search Engine for Asian languages and a pioneer of internet search anti-fraud. He also served as Vice president at Tencent from 2010 to 2012 and as an advisor to the Ministry of Industry and Information in China.
Dr. Huican Zhu is a pioneer of Google’s image search and the first Senior Chinese Engineer and Senior Manager at Google. In 2010, he joined Tencent as the Chief Architect and General Manager of Infrastructure.
Chris is the founding partner of Forge Lab and experienced crypto investor. He has made over twenty investments in blockchain industry and incubated several projects in their early stages. Chris was the director of engineering at Bodhi.
Felix is the CEO of Hofan Group, China’s largest cross-border marketing services platform headquartered in Shenzhen and with offices in Europe, North America, and Australia. Felix is also a top angel investor in China.
Jennifer is the co-founder and CMO of DealMoon. Dealmoon operates the leading social shopping community for Chinese expats around the world and is the largest Chinese-American shopping recommendation site .
Mofassair is the one of the top PR and Marketing Advisors at ICO Bench, where he has worked on more than 18 ICOs. He was listed in the top 30 of the People of Blockchain list. In addition, he is a member of the Malta Blockchain Association, the Israeli Blockchain Association, Global Blockchain Advisory Professionals and also a member of IMMO High 1000.
Hofan Venture is an early-stage investment company focusing on innovative consumer services. Hofan Venture has unique insights in the new consumer industry chain. Early investor of IOTEX, DXChain, and BOX.
Amino Capital is a venture firm based in Palo Alto, focusing on data driven startups, and blockchain powered next generation protocols. Amino is the early investor of DFINITY, OmiseGo, 0x, and many successful blockchain projects.
ForgeLab is a decentralized blockchain accelerator with nodes in San Francisco, Toronto and Beijing.
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Question: What do you know about Gigabyte UD PRO SSDs?

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When you think SSDs there are some big names that come to mind such as Samsung, Crucial, Patriot and Kingston. These companies have been doing storage for many years because, that is what they do. Gigabyte on the other hand is not a primary memory manufacturer but has built storage solutions in the past including the popular overclocking tool the Gigabyte i-RAM. Granted it was a hardware based ramdisk but still, notably fast.
In this review I’ll be looking at a new SSD from Gigabyte called the UD PRO. This drive is a standard SATA 6 drive and is available in two sizes, 256GB and 512GB. You’ll be spending about $120USD for the 512GB model and around $69USD for the smaller one.
3D TLC NAND Flash offers blazing speed, high capacity & enhanced reliability.
External DDR3L DRAM Cache for Better Sustain Speed.
3D NAND is the hot thing in SSDs allowing vendors to create larger drives using fewer chips and thus saving money all around. We have seen drives that use an external cache before as these help to increase performance without the need to reserve storage space to be the dedicated cache. Not to mention limiting excessive wear on the storage NAND.
Having a SSD die is not how any one wants to spend their weekend but if you do run into drive problems a good warranty can help. Gigabyte is offering a 3 year limited warranty on their UD PRO SSDs which would cover up to 200TBW (Terabytes Written) and should easily cover normal usage during the warranty period.


Question: Have you heard about what is happening with Ivanka Trump's products at Nordstrom? Respond in detail.

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Ivanka Trump stilettos will soon be harder to find at Nordstrom.
A spokesman for the brand disputed Nordstrom’s assertion that it had not bought clothes for the coming season.
The move comes amid an effort by what is called the #GrabYourWallet campaign to encourage shoppers to boycott products with ties to President Trump, his family and his donors.
Racked, a fashion news site, reported earlier on Thursday that there was a sharp decline of Ivanka Trump products on Nordstrom’s website.
Nordstrom predominantly carries Ivanka Trump’s line of shoes, which are licensed by Marc Fisher footwear. As of Thursday afternoon, only four items remained on the website: three pairs of shoes and one dress, all marked down 40 percent.
“Big news everyone. You did this. I am in awe,” Shannon Coulter, a co-founder of the #GrabYourWallet campaign, posted on Twitter Thursday.
Ms. Trump licenses her name to partners who manufacture her various branded products. Her brand makes the largest share of its revenue from licensed clothing. Shoes and handbags are also large parts of her business. In 2014, Ms. Trump earned a 6.5 percent royalty through her deal with Marc Fisher, according to company documents obtained by The New York Times, although that fee was probably renegotiated.
Ms. Trump’s handbags are licensed by Mondani and are carried by Macy’s, which dropped her father’s dress shirts and accessories in 2015 after he described Mexican immigrants as “killers” and “rapists.” Her clothing, which is made by the G-III Apparel Group, is sold at retailers including Saks off 5th.
Ivanka Trump Fine Jewelry had its own sprawling location in Manhattan for several years, but was not profitable enough to stay open and shuttered in 2015. A small store now sells her jewelry in the lobby of Trump Tower.
Should Ivanka Trump the Woman Wear Ivanka Trump the Brand?


Question: Describe your reaction to the article about a comic featuring Count Chocula, Frankenberry and Boo Berry.

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Like You've Never Wanted to See Them!
Whether he cooks up ghastly zombie tales (Wake the Dead) or vicious vampire titles (such as the chilling 30 Days of Night, currently in production as a feature film from Sam Raimi), Niles has proven himself as comics' foremost expert when it comes to scaring the hell out of readers. But his next project will prove he's a creator who thinks outside the cereal box.
Niles and new publisher AFD Press have obtained the license to General Mills' most popular ghouls -- Count Chocula, Frankenberry and Boo Berry -- and will feature them in an edgy title, a four-issue mini-series titled General Mills Massacre that premiers in October with art by Shiver in the Dark's Stuart Sayger. Niles hopes to redefine undead icons packed with eight essential vitamins.
"Just because they got their birth on a cereal box doesn't mean they aren't great characters," says Niles. "Especially Frankenberry. He has a sad quality that reminds me of [Robert] DeNiro as the creature. There will have to be certain changes made. I imagine Stuart will go for a sickly pink skin tone, but General Mills has made it clear that each character, even brought to life, should reflect their flavor. I may never get to work with the Universal Monsters, so for me, this is very exciting."
It's not surprising AFD Press was able to pick up the license, as General Mills has been more open to lending out their creations of late -- handing over Count Chocula, most recently, to MasterCard for a Super Bowl commercial.
Still, where humor may be easy to pull off, how will Niles provide these loveable characters with two scoops of terror?
"Actually, the easy part was making these cheery characters gruesome and unsettling for the reader," Niles says. "I'm tapping into childhood fear at its most basic level. Think about circus clowns--they're meant to be funny, but most people get unintentionally sick with fear just looking at them. It's that mentality I'm going for. We've come up with a great gag switching out blood for milk in issue #2, and you'll see what I mean. It's like that scene in 'Lost Boys,' when Jason Patric thinks he's eating rice, and, well...it will put you off breakfast for a while."
Niles has license to re-work the character origins and will introduce an old favorite in the second issue.
"Oh yes, Fruit Brute will make an appearance," he says, referring to General Mills' little-known werewolf character of the early 1970s. "There's a petition going around to include Yummy Mummy [Editor's note: another cereal-based character], but I think he might be too obscure to work into this story arc. We'll see."
One thing seems certain: Once fans are exposed to the darker side of Boo Berry, prize-seekers will think twice before sticking their hand into the open maw of a cereal box.
I remember this! It looked so awesome. I remember reading it, not realizing it was a joke. Shame, the art and concept looked pretty sweet.


Question: Explain why the Bush Administration's censorship of information related to endangered salmon is concerning.

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YOU'D THINK THE Bush administration would have learned its lesson with James Hansen and global warming. Apparently not. Mr. Hansen, you may recall, is the NASA scientist who was muzzled -- by a 24-year-old résumé falsifier, no less -- in his efforts to warn about the dangers of climate change. Mr. Hansen, it turned out, wasn't alone: Other employees working on that issue at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have been chastised for speaking out and answering media questions.
Now it appears that this chilling effect isn't just for global warming. According to a report in Wednesday's Post by Blaine Harden, NOAA has directed that questions about endangered salmon -- which the agency is responsible for protecting -- are to be answered only by headquarters, and then only by three officials, all political appointees. Scientists and other agency officials who actually work on the salmon studies aren't supposed to answer reporters' questions.
This latest crackdown came -- coincidentally, officials insist -- the day after a Post article quoted a NOAA spokesman in Seattle as making positive comments about decisions by a federal judge and federal scientists that ran contrary to Bush administration policies on salmon protection.
With the Orwellian cheeriness that has become a Bush administration specialty, NOAA headquarters spokesman Jeff Donald explained that the change was made because "some folks were trying to consolidate a little bit and make sure everything we were putting out was accurate and as up to date as possible." That's the kind of helpfulness we don't need.


Question: Please provide information about the upcoming Firefox 46.0 Aurora Testday.

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We are happy to announce that Friday, March 4th, we are organizing Firefox 46.0 Aurora Testday. We’ll be focusing our testing on features, bug verifications and bug triage. Check out the detailed instructions via this etherpad.


Question: Can you tell me about Ulla Wiggen?

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Ulla Wiggen (born 1942) is a Swedish painter. Wiggen is known for her paintings that interpret electronic circuitry, integrated circuit die and schematic diagrams. In the late 1960s she was also known for her figure paintings.
Wiggen was born in Stockholm in 1942. She studied at the Art Academy in Stockholm from 1962 to 1963, the Royal College of Art in Stockholm from 1967 to 1972, the Nordic Psychotherapeutic College from 1972 to 1974 and the Psychology Education Stockholm University from 1978 to 1986.


Question: What does Peclers do?

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Peclers is a trend consulting agency founded in 1970. With over 40 years of industry experience, Peclers consults with multiple brands and creative individuals in trend analysis, consumer reports, and brand strategies. The creative team at Peclers creates seasonal trend books that set the building blocks for businesses in the fashion and home industries. From trend forecast to styling intelligence, Peclers covers a variety of industry divisions in retail, beauty and cosmetics, electronics and consumer goods.
In 2003, Peclers joined WPP plc, a multinational advertising and public relations company based in London. Peclers has a broad international presence with its offices located in Paris, New York City, Shanghai, and a network of business partners across the world in 30 countries.


Question: Sign the petition to support Atlanta United specialty plates!

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Request DOR to offer Atlanta United Specialty Plates!
The fans and supporters are requesting that the Department of Revenue offer Atlanta United vanity plates. We need 25,000 signatures as I understand it, as we get more, I'll begin to coordinate with those responsible for the decision making process!
Georgia Department of : Request DOR to offer Atlanta United Specialty Plates!
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Question: Respond in 4 sentences. What is the Ark of the Covenant?

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Ark of the Covenant is an American Christian metalcore band from Connecticut. The band started making music in 2009, and their members are lead vocalist, Alexander Vincelette, lead guitarist, Jacob Johnson, bassist, Daniel Graves, and drummer, Michael Hnath. The band released an extended play, "Separation", in 2011 with Strike First Records. Their first studio album, "Self Harvest", was released by Facedown Records, in 2013.


Question: Describe the research findings of Gallup's study on well-being and religiousness.

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 Describe the research findings of Gallup's study on well-being and religiousness.

A recent study done by Gallup says that people that are very religious have a much higher well-being compared to moderately religious people. For their research, Gallup asked participants two questions. First, the importance of religion and second, how often they went to church. Gallup defined someone as “very religious” if religion played a big part in their daily life and they went to a mosque, church, or synagogue once a week.
Gallup’s research shows that the Jews reap the benefits of being super-religious more than any other religion. Atheists and agnostics came in at number two, proving once again that, there is a strong correlation between reason,logic, and happiness.
Interestingly, those without a religious identity, a group that includes atheists and agnostics, also appear to reap the positive wellbeing effect of religiosity. Although small in the overall percentage of its total population, the very religious within this group have considerably better wellbeing overall than the large majority who are nonreligious. This suggests a wellbeing benefit to the church-/synagogue-/mosque-going experience that is independent of religious faith, but instead may capitalize on the social aspects of attending religious institutions.
It should also be emphasized that although those without religious identity rank second only behind Jews in overall wellbeing, this does not contradict that the most religious within any given identity group have superior wellbeing compared with those who are moderately religious or are nonreligious. Instead, it reinforces the evidence that religiosity matters to wellbeing regardless of religious identity.


Question: What is Augusta State Airport?

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Augusta State Airport is a public use airport located one nautical mile (2 km) northwest of the central business district of the state capital of Augusta, a city in Kennebec County, Maine, United States. The airport is owned by the state of Maine, but managed and operated by the city of Augusta. It is served by one commercial airline, with scheduled passenger service subsidized by the Essential Air Service program.


Question: Have you ever tried putting whipped cream in your coffee?

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 Have you ever tried putting whipped cream in your coffee?

Ever since my cousin Daryl told me a story of a man getting whipping cream in his coffee, I’ve been entranced with the idea. Although too scared to try it. I remember the tale of Icarus too well.
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Question: Describe the risks of automation in the UK and how people can prepare for them.

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 Describe the risks of automation in the UK and how people can prepare for them.

Research by Sky News and Localis exposes the parts of the country most at risk from future automation in workplaces.
How do we survive automation?
Exclusive research by Sky News shows that Corby is the town most threatened by automation in the UK.
Northamptonshire as a whole is the most vulnerable county in the UK. Of the 10 towns most at risk of losing jobs to robotics and software, three are in that county.
And the East Midlands more widely is at risk - seven of the ten towns most threatened are in the region.
Sky News worked with researchers from think tank Localis to map local authorities' exposure to cliff-edge automation.
Technological change will affect every aspect of the economy over time, but some areas, whose economies depend on low-skilled jobs, will be hit hardest and fastest.
In Corby, 31% of employment is subject to cliff-edge automation, compared to a UK average of 17.6%. Daventry and Wellingborough are also at risk, with 29% of employment vulnerable for both.
In the East Midlands, of 229,200 manufacturing jobs, 108,000 are in low-skill occupations.
Reece Manly-Foster, a 19-year-old who lives in Corby and who has worked short-term gigs in factories and warehouses over the last two years, told Sky News: "It is bad in Corby. It really is. Because there are hardly any jobs going.
"I know for a fact that most factory work will be overtook by robots, which means there's going to be less people working, which means there's going to be people out of work."
Others insist that automation is necessary and will eventually bring new jobs.
Eliza Rawlings, the managing director of Festo UK, an automation company based in Northampton, told Sky News: "I do believe there is scaremongering going on out there.
"The pace of innovation is going to be faster than a lot of people expect. But the pace of adoption will vary.
"I hope there will be more automation because that brings additional value to businesses and growth in the economy."
John Lewis opened a new £150m distribution centre in Milton Keynes in 2016 which puts automation at its centre.
Caroline Harris, a department manager there, told Sky News: "Customers want reliable service, they want efficiency, they want the convenience, and that's what we're able to deliver here.
"Potentially in the future it could reduce the amount of roles that are created, but what we are doing is ensuring that actually those roles that we do create have got much more opportunities."
Chris Mills is the operations manager at Bounds Taxis in Northampton. The cab firm was set up in 1958 and is now owned by a software automation company.
When Sky News visited for a Saturday night shift, four people were in the dispatch office. Five years ago, that number would have been double.
Mr Mills told Sky News: "The more automation we have the less need for personnel.
"It's a lot quieter. It's very much quieter You haven't got people shouting across the room. It can all be put on screen."
Not all places in the UK face the same risk. In Camden, north London, only 8% of employment is in vulnerable industries.
Joe Fyans, a researcher at Localis, told Sky News: "National policy geared towards automation must factor in the varied industrial landscape of the UK, and local policymakers must be aware of their area's unique strengths and vulnerabilities when addressing the issue.
"If we get it wrong, whole places could be swept up by a tide of automation from which its people may not recover."
That view is echoed by Mr Manly-Foster.
"Factories should train young people up while we can, while we're young.
"And then when the time does come and most factories will be overrun by robots, then us teenagers will have no excuse not being in jobs. So we'll be in jobs, working with robots."


Question: What happened in the year 82 BC?

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Year 82 BC was a year of the pre-Julian Roman calendar. At the time it was known as the Year of the Consulship of Marius and Carbo (or, less frequently, year 672 "Ab urbe condita"). The denomination 82 BC for this year has been used since the early medieval period, when the Anno Domini calendar era became the prevalent method in Europe for naming years.


Question: Describe how candidates might better connect to the American middle class.

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Nearly every national political campaign emphasizes the importance of connecting with the middle class. So how come in the 2012 presidential race, none of the candidates are able to make that connection?
A hint may be found in the results of a Rasmussen Reports survey showing that just 27 percent of voters nationwide believe government management of the economy actually helps the economy. Fifty percent think government economic activism does more harm than good.
What is especially interesting about the data is the income demographic. Upper-income Americans are evenly divided as to whether government management of the economy helps or hurts. Middle-income Americans, on the other hand, overwhelmingly view government management of the economy as hurtful.
The affluent, perhaps because they can easily gain access to the policymakers, are OK with government management of the economy. They want it done well, and many want it done in a way to benefit their own interests. That's why a plurality of Americans now believe the United States has a system of crony capitalism rather than free-market competition.
The middle class, without friends in Congress or on Wall Street, has an entirely different view. Broadly speaking, it see the federal government as a burden weighing down both the economy and the middle class. To help the economy, most simply want to reduce the burden. Seventy-seven percent of voters think that the government could help the economy by reducing the deficit. Seventy-one percent think it would help to reduce government spending, and 59 percent think tax cuts would help.
So when a politician talks of helping the middle class with a new government program, it just doesn't ring true.
Most candidates miss this distinction because they tend to hang out with more affluent Americans. They tend to discuss how to make government work rather than how to make the nation work. To some, an issue like the price of gas is primarily a question of how it will impact potential investments in alternative fuels or whether higher gas prices are good because they encourage conservation.
To the middle class, the question of gas prices is much different. Data from the Discover Consumer Spending Monitor shows that half of all Americans don't have any money left over after paying their basic bills each month. For these Americans, rising gas prices force unpleasant lifestyle changes.
To connect with the middle class requires understanding the middle class. Franklin Roosevelt did this in the 1930s. As he expanded the role of the federal government, he explained it in a manner that made sense. His greatest achievement, Social Security, was not sold as a government handout but as an insurance program with people setting aside money during their working years that could be drawn down in retirement. That attitude still resonates with 21st century Americans.
In the 1980s, Ronald Reagan understood the rising frustration with an ever-expanding government. In his first inaugural address, he said, "Government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem." Six out of 10 voters still agree.
America is still looking for the 21st century candidate who can connect with the middle class.


Question: Respond in 25 sentences. Describe the Discovery Award and the four Indian research groups selected for the award.

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Overuse and misuse of antibiotic drugs has given rise to disease-causing bugs developing resistance. In order to provide effective treatment for various infections, it has become necessary to quickly find out if an infection-causing agent is resistant or susceptible to drugs. Four research startups with innovative ideas have been selected for research grants to develop such rapid tests.
The Discovery Award seed funding, totaling 200,000 dollars, will help four Indian research groups to develop their ideas into prototypes and products and also bid for an international prize called the Longitude Prize. The £10 million five-year Longitude Prize launched in 2014 will be given to the best point-of-care test to detect infections to help ensure that the right antibiotics are used at the right time. The Discovery Awards in India are funded by the Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council in India (BIRAC).
The new ideas awarded this year include an imaging device to perform rapid diagnosis of antibiotic resistant bacteria for urinary tract infections, by a group called as cAST. This team is working on an automated device which could be operated without the help of a trained lab technician to generate antibiotic susceptibility reports from urine samples. The proposed device will able to detect small features of a bacterial cell which can help determine viability of the cell.
Bangalore-based IDI Group has been selected for the award to develop an ultrasensitive magnetic biosensor to detect and identify bacteria in blood, which would help treat sepsis during its early stages. The magnetic biosensors will be able to detect bacteria from blood without culture or amplification reaction.
Another Bangalore group, SpotSense, is working on developing a test for diagnosing sepsis in newborns, assessing its severity and guiding antimicrobial therapy. The prototype is similar to a thermometer, which can also be used for testing for other severe infections in very small babies. The device tests for levels of biomarkers for sepsis in neonatal saliva and then uses an algorithm to calculate a normalised score for sepsis.
NanoDx Healthcare based in New Delhi, will utilize the grant to work on a disposable rapid endotoxin detection kit for use at the patient’s bedside. It will provide results in less than 10 minutes and also give an indication about severity of infection. The detection is based on a colorimetric response that changes with the extent of infection in blood.
“One of the main reasons for inappropriate use of antibiotics is lack of availability of reliable rapid diagnostic tests that help doctors to differentiate between a bacterial infection that needs an antibiotic and a viral infection. A rapid diagnostic test should also inform doctors on the right antibiotic that can be used to treat a bacterial infection. Such a test should be cost effective and affordable to healthcare systems in developing countries,” Dr Abdul Ghafur, an international expert on antibiotic resistance, told India Science Wire.
“The lack of reliable rapid tests mean that people do not know when and if they need antibiotics. We need accurate point-of-care diagnostic tools to maximise the chances that antibiotics are only used when medically necessary,” said Daniel Berman of Longitude Prize team at Nesta. “Indian startups can be part of a global solution in this field,” added Dr Renu Swarup, Managing Director, BIRAC.
Round 1 and Round 2 winners of the Longitude Prize received grants up to £25,000 and used the funding to support their work including hiring extra research staff, to help fund independent clinical validation and develop technical solutions for the challenges they face in making their diagnostic tests.
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Question: What is Milk Race? Respond briefly.

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Milk Race is a computer game released in 1987 for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, Atari 8-bit family, MSX, and Amstrad CPC. It was developed by Phil Berry, Stuart Ruecroft, and composer David Whittaker for Icon Design.


Question: What is the latest news on Unreal Engine 4?

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Unreal Engine general manager Ray Davis has revealed that Epic Games has made its Unreal Engine 4 roadmap public.
“Our hope with being more transparent in our development processes is that we’ll generate more value for developers working with UE4, both in understanding what’s likely to appear in upcoming releases and also in having more context around how the engine is being built (and a little bit of the why),” Davis wrote in a blog post, in part.
He also noted that while the roadmap shows the areas that Epic does intend to improve on, there is no guarantee that every feature will be added. “While we intend for most items on the roadmap to end up surfacing as estimated, we want to make it clear that there is no guarantee of a feature being added to the engine even if it’s currently listed,” Davis said.
He added that Epic will also be looking for developers to vote on which features should be improved.


Question: "What are the key facts and advice from this article that you think are most important for someone considering getting a pet?"

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To many of us, pets are family — even if they’re covered in fur, feathers or scales. Naturally, the nearly 85 million households in the U.S. that own pets want to live places where their beloved companions can enjoy long, healthy lives without breaking the bank. The American Pet Products Association projects that in 2018, pet ownership will cost Americans over $72 billion.
Years ago, pet owners had access to only a handful of businesses offering animal services and supplies. Petco and PetSmart were among the biggest names. But the market for pet businesses is growing to fill increasing consumer demand. For example, in 2017, the pet food industry grew three times as fast as the packaged food industry. And there are new ways to buy goods for your animal, such as monthly subscription boxes.
But adding an animal to the family roster can be hard on the wallet. A long list of expenses that include licenses, grooming and medical care can cost between $227 to more than $2,000 annually, depending on the type of animal. Health insurance alone can exceed $200 per year for a dog, and it may not even be worth it. And if you rent an apartment with an animal, you can expect to pay hundreds, if not thousands, more for a pet deposit, fee and rent.
With animal parents in mind, WalletHub compared the pet-friendliness of the 100 largest U.S. cities across 24 key metrics. Our data set ranges from minimum pet-care provider rate per visit to pet businesses per capita to walkability. Scroll down for the winners, pet advice from a panel of experts and a full description of our methodology.
What tips do you have for individuals and families looking to own pets without breaking the bank?
In evaluating the best and worst cities for pet lovers, what are the top five indicators?
What are the pros and cons of purchasing pet insurance? Do you recommend it?
What measures can local authorities take in order to make their cities more pet-friendly?
Gary Comstock Professor of Philosophy, North Carolina State University, and Coeditor of "The Moral Rights of Animals"
We evaluated those dimensions using 24 relevant metrics, which are listed below with their corresponding weights. Each metric was graded on a 100-point scale, with a score of 100 representing the most favorable conditions for pets and their owners. Data for metrics marked with an asterisk (*) were available at the state level only. For metrics marked with an asterisk (**), the square root of the population was used to calculate the population size in order to avoid overcompensating for minor differences across cities.
Finally, we determined each city’s weighted average across all metrics to calculate its overall score and used the resulting scores to rank-order our sample. Our sample considers only the city proper in each case and excludes cities in the surrounding metro area.
Sources: Data used to create this ranking were collected from the U.S. Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Yelp.com, Zillow, WalkScore.com, TripAdvisor, RentPath, Pets Best Insurance Services, Council for Community and Economic Research, Center for Neighborhood Technology, Sittercity, BringFido, InfoDog, Trust for Public Land, Animal Legal Defense Fund, Meetup and WalletHub research.
Is there anyone to get a copy of the complete report? I am particularly interested in the number of animal shelters per capita. Thank you.
I love how thorough and honest this article is. It's wonderful to share your home with your animal companion, but you also need to be prepared for all of the actual costs (and hidden costs) that comes with it. Thank you for writing this!
Thank you for these tips. No matter where we live, the advice to adopt an animal, have your new companion sterilized, and set aside a fund for emergency and routine care is vital. Our animals depend on us for everything--and we owe it to them to be the best guardians we can.


Question: Respond in 26 words. Who is Maria Amelia Herrera Silva?

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Maria Amelia Herrera Silva (born August 25, 1950) is a Chilean politician. She served as deputy for the 12th district and previously was mayor of Quilpué.


Question: Provide a narrative summary of the production of Ant-Man and the Wasp. Respond in detail.

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After spending three months in Georgia, Ant-Man and the Wasp has moved to the West Coast. The upcoming Marvel Studios film is set for two weeks of production in San Francisco to finish up principal photography.
Ant-Man and the Wasp began production on August 1, 2017. Director Peyton Reed and crew spent most of their time at Pinewood Studios in Atlanta, GA before recently stepping out for a quick stint in Savannah, GA. Now, the sequel will wrap up in the same city where the first Ant-Man started filming back in August 2014.
The first film was set in the San Francisco area, so we can expect the sequel to tell at least a significant portion of its story there. Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) may be an international fugitive after Captain America: Civil War, but Hope van Dyne (Evangeline Lilly) and Hank Pym have probably been back in home in the Bay Area this whole time, finishing up Hope’s Wasp suit.
Lilly is definitely a part of the production happening right now, as she shared her 4:15am call time for this morning on her Instagram account. Hopefully, she’s feeling better than when she made this post last night.
Sick in bed today. I need to be up at 4:15am for work tomorrow morning outside in the cold. Wish me luck and lots of REM! ?
Ant-Man and the Wasp spending a couple weeks in San Francisco matches up with the usual Marvel Studios production schedules. Most of the work gets done on or around the chosen studio lot before production briefly shifts to whatever location the story is actually set in to grab some exteriors and landmarks. Most of the time, that means finishing up in New York, but not for Ant-Man and the Wasp, a film starring two literal West Coast Avengers.
Ant-Man and the Wasp is due in theaters July 6, 2018.


Question: Respond briefly. Provide information about Wellington Luís de Sousa.

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Wellington Luís de Sousa (born 11 February 1988), commonly known as Wellington, is a Brazilian footballer, who is currently playing for Vissel Kobe.


Question: Is the X on the Landing Pad ready?

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SpaceX Falcon 9 launch with SAOCOM 1A coming up at Vandenberg next weekend. Static Fire test is NET October 2.
And yes, the paint is drying on the X on the Landing Pad for this first west coast RTLS (Return To Launch Site).


Question: Who was Winfried Zillig?

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Winfried Zillig (1 April 1905 – 18 December 1963) was a German composer, music theorist, and conductor.


Question: Respond in 27 sentences. Provide information about a Honduran migrant caravan and its current situation

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WASHINGTON/ESQUIPULAS, Guatemala (Reuters) - The organizer of a migrant caravan from Honduras was detained in Guatemala on Tuesday as the U.S. government threatened to withdraw aid from both countries and El Salvador if the flow of migrants north to the United States was not stopped.
Up to 3,000 migrants, according to organizers’ estimates, crossed from Honduras into Guatemala on a trek northward after a standoff on Monday with police in riot gear.
The Honduran Foreign Ministry called on its citizens not to join the group. The government “urges the Hondurans taking part in this irregular mobilization not to be used by a movement that is clearly political,” it said.
Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez said in a public address on Tuesday evening some Hondurans in the caravan had already returned home and the government was preparing to support them. He did not specify how many had turned back.
Over the border, Guatemalan police officers detained Bartolo Fuentes, a former Honduran lawmaker, from the middle of the large crowd that he and three other organizers had led from San Pedro Sula, Honduras, since Saturday.
The moves followed comments by U.S. President Donald Trump that his administration would halt aid if the Central American governments did not act, his latest effort to demonstrate his tough stance on immigration.
The Honduran security ministry said Fuentes had been detained because he “did not comply with Guatemalan immigration rules” and would be deported back to Honduras in the coming hours.
Security officials at the Honduran border with Guatemala in Agua Caliente blocked the road to prevent another much smaller group from getting through, television images from the border showed.
“We can’t attend to people en masse. People are going through one by one,” police spokesman Alex Madrid said in a radio interview.
Guatemala’s government said it did not have official figures for how many migrants from the caravan had already crossed the border.
Adult citizens of Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and Nicaragua need only present national identity cards to cross each others’ borders. That rule does not apply when they reach Mexico.
The local offices of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights said in a statement on Tuesday evening they were worried about the safety of migrants in the caravan, noting the group included women, children and senior citizens.
Trump took to Twitter on Tuesday to express his annoyance at the caravan, which follows a similar event in May that ultimately led to hundreds of migrants either seeking asylum in the United States or remaining in Mexico.
“The United States has strongly informed the President of Honduras that if the large Caravan of people heading to the U.S. is not stopped and brought back to Honduras, no more money or aid will be given to Honduras, effective immediately!” Trump wrote.
Trump expanded his threat in a later tweet to include Guatemala and El Salvador.
“We have today informed the countries of Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador that if they allow their citizens, or others, to journey through their borders and up to the United States, with the intention of entering our country illegally, all payments made to them will STOP (END)!” he said.
The strong words could encourage Honduras to move closer to China amid intensified efforts by Beijing to win recognition from Central American countries aligned with Taiwan.
Honduras is one of a dwindling number of countries that still have formal diplomatic ties with Taiwan, an island nation off the Chinese coast that Beijing views as a renegade province.
Pence told Central American countries last week the United States was willing to help with economic development and investment if they did more to tackle mass migration, corruption and gang violence.
The migrants in the group making its way north plan to seek refugee status in Mexico or pass through to the United States, saying they are fleeing poverty and violence.
Widespread violence and poverty prompt thousands of Central Americans, mainly from El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala, to make the arduous journey north toward Mexico and the United States in search of a better life.
Trump ran for president in 2016 on promises to toughen U.S. immigration policies and build a wall along the 2,000-mile(3,220-km) border with Mexico.
Illegal immigration is likely to be a top issue in Nov. 6 U.S. congressional elections, when Democrats are seen as having a good chance of gaining control of the House of Representatives from Trump’s fellow Republicans.


Question: I wish I could travel back in time and send some advice to my younger self.

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 I wish I could travel back in time and send some advice to my younger self.

Old picture imagining myself with “then” futuristic hardware.
The older we get, the more we stick to safety – but the older we get, the more new tricks we should learn. So essentially this means; age should not be a reason to NOT start a business, the exact opposite is true! Your life experience is a great time – and lifesaver.
You Don’t Need Big Ideas To Succeed.
Don’t track time. Everyone needs their own pace to get things done. It is part of your freelance-personality. Educate your clients about your pace so they can adapt. If you don´t explain your pace, everyone settles with the bad standard in life that is “time”.
These are pointers that I would like to send to my younger self, but inherently I know it would not change anything as everything went the way it should and at the right point in time. If you can´t say that from your route, you should start changing things step-by-step using these tips. If you are on the right track, these might still be good reminders about the things that are important for your business.We live in great times, that is a wonderful thing to remember.
Everything we need is at our fingertips! Be it reviews about companies to work with that ArtPact offer insights about – or be it invoice templates that make life a lot easier as a one-man (or woman)-business.


Question: Describe a gas-guzzler that is better for the environment.

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Talk about a gas guzzler: a new bus in Britain runs on biomethane fuel produced by humans sewage and food waste.
The Bio-Bus—or as it’s more affectionately known, “the poo bus”—can travel up to 186 miles on one tank of gas, which takes the annual waste of about five people to produce, the BBC reports. A single passenger’s annual food and sewage waste can fuel the Bio-Bus for 37 miles.
The bus, which emits up to 30% less carbon dioxide than conventional diesel vehicles, will shuttle people between Bristol Airport and Bath.


Question: Respond in 17 sentences. Describe a situation in which a foreign power has meddled in the domestic affairs of another country.

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Most ordinary Americans do not have the slightest idea how much suffering, hardship, and/or (in more fortunate cases) just disappointment has been caused by the intrusive foreign policy of practically of all recent US administrations in many parts of the world, including in countries such as mine. There has been much absurd hysteria recently over allegations of Russia hacking and influencing the November presidential elections in America. These are ridiculous allegations whose sole purpose is to rekindle Washington's age-old visceral animosity towards Russia and prevent the US from normalizing its relations with Moscow.
Two weeks after the 2002 general elections in Slovakia, the Financial Times of London quoted an "unnamed" western diplomat in Bratislava triumphantly saying, "Yes, we have interfered in Slovakia's internal affairs. We have done so with success." Well, that silly, arrogant bragging by a foolish western diplomat in Bratislava was solid proof of not just possible hacking, but rather of purposeful direct interfering in the domestic affairs of a small democratic country by powerful western countries.
In the run up to the 2002 parliamentary elections, Senator John McCain (R-AZ) visited Slovakia and met with the local press and activists to openly express who he wanted to win the elections and who he would like to see lose. I was there and I have the worst memories of that meeting and of that shameless meddler. We should have kicked him out of Slovakia on the spot.
Instead, the local mainstream media (as untrustworthy and discredited as those in the US) went into servile raptures and obediently quoted McCain as if he were the political savior of Slovakia. But at least I can call my country lucky, for it just did not get bombed like Serbia, and neither (thank God) was it reduced to a failed state like Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan, or Syria by military means.
I am proud of my small country, for it does not interfere in the internal affairs of other nations.
I am a cautious Trump sympathizer, mainly because he has emphasized the right of other nations to manage their own affairs and to run their countries the way that suits them best. I have also noticed that he has never mentioned or fostered the the utterly unsubstantiated notion of "American exceptionalism" or that hollow-sounding and worn-out phrase Obama loved so much of the US being "the indispensable nation," or that "the world needs American leadership."
The truth is, the rest of the world wants to be either left alone or treated on an equal partner basis. It is as simple as that.
Michael Zoldy was Director of the Slovak Information Agency.