Question: Hey, what's happening at SVFIG this month?

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We will be meeting up for breakfast, on-campus Starbucks.
Please subscribe to the YouTube channel!
Many previous meetings are available as well!
November's and December's meetings are on the third Saturday of the month.
The Maker Faire will serve instead of the May meeting.
If you are planning to attend in person or by YouTube, please go to Meetup.com and register for the meeting.
There is no need to register if you are not attending.
3) Suggested parking is in the small lot near the intersection of Santa Teresa St and Lomita Dr. There is no need to feed any meters on the weekends. Do NOT park in any place marked with 24/7 restrictions! Most other places are okay on Saturdays. Read the signs!
Links, PowerPoint, PDFs, and source files from previous months' meeting are on the SVFIG website. All this and video from Forth Days are on the SVFIG website too! Several years of SVFIG meetings are on YouTube for your Forthish pleasure.
T Shirts? As of now, order them before the meeting from Andreas. He will bring them to the meeting or ship them to you.
Bring your creative T-shirt ideas to the meeting and we'll talk about another round of shirts for Forth Day 2019!
We'll have lunch at The Treehouse.
We try to stick to the schedule. Remember that schedule slip is sometimes unavoidable. Maybe we need a new clutch. If a guy's on a roll, one wouldn't want to interrupt.
Once in a while we shuffle things around, for whatever reason.
If you're desperate to see a particular thing at a particular time please mention it and we'll try to accommodate you. If we get enough of this sort of request, we'll institute a system of graft and corruption in order to accomodate the well-healed among you.
The schedule above may be reformatted or line-justified but please transmit it verbatim and in its entirety or not at all. A link to this page is preferred.
No Newsgroup posts or other media distribution please! Contact me and we'll discuss it BEFORE you proceed.
Jay McKnight will tell us about Forth-based calibration tape production.
Dwight is on for April!
Andrew Korsak says ..."Got an Rpi, put gforth in it, will write SW to grab and forward Doppler Radio Direction Finding bearings remotely. Another RDF project in the works with ham buddies: TDOA network. Could be a future SV-FIG talk.
>50th Anniversary of Forth, Charles Moore was invited as Guest of Honour.
This page is produced by Kevin Appert, the SVFIG Program Chairman.
This page is distinct from the SVFIG and FIG websites which are produced by the SVFIG Webmaster, Dave Jaffe. Comments and corrections are welcome.


Question: Respond in 23 words. What is Drežnica?

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 Respond in 23 words. What is Drežnica?

Drežnica is a village in the municipality of Bujanovac, Serbia. According to the 2002 census, the village has a population of 86 inhabitants.


Question: Describe the plot of "Inclination" by William Shunn. Respond in 5 sentences.

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"Inclination" is a science fiction novella by American writer William Shunn. It appeared in the April/May 2006 issue of "Asimov's Science Fiction." It was nominated for both the Hugo and Nebula awards in 2007.
The story concerns a young stevedore named Jude who lives on a giant space station in the far future. Jude belongs to a small religious sect that eschews advanced technology, a belief that comes into conflict with practicality when advancement at work depends on biomodifications.


Question: Describe Holy Names Academy.

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Holy Names Academy is a Catholic private all-girls college-preparatory high school, founded by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary in 1880 and located on the east slope of Seattle's Capitol Hill. It is the oldest continually operating school in Washington state. Located in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Seattle, the school is governed by an independent Board of Trustees, and is under the trusteeship of the Sisters of the Holy Names; a number of religious sisters are on the board or the faculty/staff. The school has been named a Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education four separate times, and has been multiple times ranked among "America's Most Challenging High Schools" in an annual survey by The Washington Post..


Question: List some discounted Blu-ray/DVD bargains. Respond in 21 sentences.

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Blu-ray/DVD Bargains For 8/27/2018 - ReDVDit!
2. As well as The Walking Dead: Season 8 (Exclusive) for $39.99.
3. Or at Walmart, American Horror Story: Hotel for $14.99.
4. As well as Deadpool 2 (Exclusive) for $22.96.
5. Deep Discount is offering the Mulan 2-Movie Collection for $14.99.
6. As well as Freaks and Geeks: The Complete Series for $42.53.
9. Amazon Warehouse Deals has The Emoji Movie (4K UHD) for $7.78.
10. As well as Inferno (4K UHD) for $9.21.
11. There’s also Star Wars Rebels: Season 1 and Season 2 for $14.99 each.
12. And Star Wars: The Clone Wars – The Lost Missions for $14.99.
13. You can also grab the Predator 3-Movie Collection (4K UHD) for $39.99.


Question: Explain the network disruption following the Presidential Alert Test in the Pacific Northwest.

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 Explain the network disruption following the Presidential Alert Test in the Pacific Northwest.

Subscribers with several networks, notably AT&T and T-Mobile, reported being unable to download data or use their apps for hours soon after receiving a “presidential alert” test. AT&T blamed an unrelated hardware problem.
Cell phone networks across the Pacific Northwest were hit by a mysterious disruption this morning minutes after the inaugural “presidential alert” — although at least one cellphone provider insists the two events were not related.
The presidential text alert, which was slated to go out to 225 million cell phone users nationwide at 2:18 p.m. Eastern Time, was reportedly plagued by other glitches. In some parts of the country, some cell phones users were reporting not receiving the message at all, according to several online accounts.
If you didn’t receive the alert, the Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) says there are several reasons that may happen. An older cell phone (before about 2012) may not be WEA compatible, a cell phone may have been off or in airplane mode, it may have not been within range of an active cell tower, or a wireless carrier may not have participated in the test.
A spokesperson for T-Mobile said the carrier had been warned by FEMA that cell phone users could expect up to a 30-minute delay in receiving the signal.
But the network disruptions appear to have been unexpected. At the AT&T Wireless store in University Village, store employees were hit by unhappy customers shortly after the text alert, but were unable to give much in the way of technical assistance or even an estimate of when the network would be back on line. By late afternoon, some users were reporting a return to services.
The outage was particularly unwelcome for users who depend on their cell phones for work. Some Lyft drivers were unable to use their apps or get passengers, said Mendivel, who also drives for Lyft part-time.
The outage was reported by some customers from Oregon to Alaska.
This post has been updated to include comment directly from AT&T.


Question: What is Juchnowiec Dolny?

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Juchnowiec Dolny is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Juchnowiec Kościelny, within Białystok County, Podlaskie Voivodeship, in north-eastern Poland. It lies approximately south of Juchnowiec Kościelny and south of the regional capital Białystok.


Question: Hey, what's the Ultimate Battle for Azeroth Experience?

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This is an online only game and requires a constant internet connection and game subscription.
The Ultimate Battle for Azeroth Experience!
While the world hangs in the balance, the armies of the Horde and Alliance meet once again on the fields of battle. Prepare for all-out war with this limited edition Collector's set, featuring a host of rare and commemorative items to aid you in the coming conflict.
Declare your allegiance with this hefty two-sided emblem. Place it on your desk or shelf with one side facing outward, proclaiming your chosen faction to the world . . . while the other side faces the wall, bowing in quiet shame. Stand included.


Question: Describe the Peahen pub in St Albans, Hertfordshire. Respond in 3 sentences.

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The Peahen is a public house in St Albans, Hertfordshire, England.
There has been an inn on the site since the fifteenth century. The original half-timbered building served as one of a number of coaching inns on Holywell Hill which runs into St Albans from the south.


Question: What is the Houston Area Quorum for Recidivism (HAQR)? Respond in 16 sentences.

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 What is the Houston Area Quorum for Recidivism (HAQR)? Respond in 16 sentences.

Join computer enthusiasts to talk about programming, operating systems, computer security topics, hacking and geek culture.
Take Post Oak South past Westheimer.
On your left is a parking garage. Turn left into the first entrance to the parking garage.
Inside the parking garage, you will take a right and go up to the second floor. At the top of the building, turn left, and then turn left again, to follow the perimeter of the building. Signs will indicate you are heading to Nordstroms.
Park near the elevators, and go inside. About 10m inside and to your right is Ninfa’s Express. You want the sit-down area, which is closer to the door than the takeout that faces into the mall.
Coordinates to parking garage: N 29 44.163 W 95 27.758.
After the meeting, HAQR will meet at Agora Coffee at 1712 Westheimer Houston, TX 77098-1612.
The American Nihilist Underground Society spreads nihilism through design, art, pranks, and hacking. Its technology arm, the Houston Area Quorum for Recidivism (HAQR), encourage learning philosophical frameworks through design-oriented thinking.
2600 connects people with technology in unorthodox ways. An organization for hackers, it has branched into the hobby of thinking like a hacker to use technology beyond its stated categorical purpose to achieve exceptional results.


Question: What's new in the latest Kali release?

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In addition to these new packages, we have also upgraded a number of tools in our repos including aircrack-ng, burpsuite, openvas, wifite, and wpscan.
For the complete list of updates, fixes, and additions, please refer to the Kali Bug Tracker Changelog.
If you would like to check out this latest and greatest Kali release, you can find download links for ISOs and Torrents on the Kali Downloads page along with links to the Offensive Security virtual machine and ARM images, which have also been updated to 2018.3. If you already have a Kali installation you’re happy with, you can easily upgrade in place as follows.
If you come across any bugs in Kali, please open a report on our bug tracker. It’s more than a little challenging to fix what we don’t know about.


Question: Describe Fútbol Club L'Escala.

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Fútbol Club L'Escala is a Spanish football club based in L'Escala in the "comarca" of the Alt Empordà in Catalonia, Spain. Its team plays in the Segona Catalana
The team sells many of its players and therefore can be seen as a feeder club. Recently it sold many players to Atromitos.


Question: Have you heard about Senator Harris's stance on the government shutdown?

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 Have you heard about Senator Harris's stance on the government shutdown?

Liberal Senator and possible 2020 presidential contender Kamala Harris blasted her Democratic colleagues for voting to re-open the federal government Monday afternoon, saying she voted against the bill to end the government shutdown because it did little to protect illegal immigrants.
A CNN congressional correspondent posted the Senator’s full statement on social media, where she slammed liberal legislators for caving to GOP demands on DACA, border security, and other immigration issues central to the Democrat decision to shutdown the federal government.
Despite the left-leaning Senator’s opposition, the Senate voted to approve the financial resolution; passing by a margin of 80-18 after dozens of Democrats switched their votes under Schumer’s instruction.
The Democratic hold-outs include Sens. Harris, Warren, Gillibrand, Sanders, and Booker -all likely contenders for the Democratic nomination in 2020.


Question: Hey, do you have any recommendations for Steampunk fashion?

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Steampunk Fashion Guide: Daft Steampunk!
Check out these Steampunk Daft Punk costumes! The craftsmanship is incredible.


Question: Provide a brief biography of Leandro Padovani Celin. Respond in 1 sentences.

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Leandro Padovani Celin (born 21 December 1983) is a retired Brazilian football defender.


Question: What information can I find about the Maus family?

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You can see how Maus families moved over time by selecting different census years. The Maus family name was found in the USA, the UK, Canada, and Scotland between 1840 and 1920. The most Maus families were found in the USA in 1880. In 1840 there were 9 Maus families living in Ohio. This was about 43% of all the recorded Maus's in the USA. Ohio had the highest population of Maus families in 1840.
In 1880, Farmer, Keeping House and Laborer were the top 3 reported jobs worked by Maus. The most common Maus occupation in the USA was Farmer. 31% of Maus's were Farmers. A less common occupation for the Maus family was Carpenter.
There are 642 immigration records available for the last name Maus. Passenger lists are your ticket to knowing when your ancestors arrived in the USA, and how they made the journey - from the ship name to ports of arrival and departure.


Question: Describe the vessel "Farfadet" (Q7). Respond in 5 sentences.

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Farfadet" (Q7) was an early submarine built for the French Navy at the beginning of the 20th century. She was of the Maugas type, and the name ship of her class. "Farfadet" accidentally sank in July 1905 at Bizerte with the loss of 14 men of her crew; two men survived. She was later refloated and recommissioned as the Follet" (Q7). She was stricken in November 1913.


Question: Explain how blockchain technology can revolutionize the buying, selling, and licensing of intellectual property rights.

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 Explain how blockchain technology can revolutionize the buying, selling, and licensing of intellectual property rights.

This is the year that the way in which intellectual property is licensed, bought, and sold could be changed forever.
Licensing IP today can involve a complex and lengthy legal process where businesses have to first chop through the patent thicket, a dense web of overlapping IP rights, which can make it hard to commercialize new technology.
Market logic follows – if there is a raised risk of not being able to exploit IP, especially if the startup eventually fails, then companies are less motivated to spend a great deal of money on R&D.
This especially affects SMEs for that matter, so a world where businesses of any size – especially in the tech space – can easily sell their IP, should they not be able to exploit it themselves, would surely be one where the incremental advancements made in every field are massively improved.
A decentralized registry of IP rights through the blockchain ecosystem would carry some serious advantages. Automatic and immutable smart contracts serve the essential function of making sure that all parties keep to their end of the deal, whilst the transfer of rights could be transparently and publicly recorded.
The potential use cases for intellectual property on the blockchain are manifold, and could include making it possible for evidence of creatorship to be unfailingly proved. This allows for the straightforward control and tracking of anyone who distributes unregistered IP.
All of this a lot cheaper than the current system, too, which can prove a tricky legal labyrinth to navigate and more often than not requires a patent attorney. Furthermore, protecting IP is sometimes just not worth it unless the claimant is willing to go to court—companies are not always likely to cut a cheque straight away.
A key part of the problem for SMEs is that they simply do not have the resources to pay for all of the advisory help needed, to ensure not only that a patent is proven to belong to them, but also that an offending party is in breach.
Reducing the costs and risk factor of innovation could provide an incentive for more research to be carried out than ever before, but blockchain can do much more than this. Being able to easily and reliably monetize income streams from intellectual property, or even facilitate the buying and selling of rights, might usher in a new technology boom as companies are given a stronger motive to innovate.
There is a problem right now wherein entrepreneurs struggle to sell off unfulfilled IP, such as when they exit a startup. It can be hard to find a buyer for specific technologies, particularly as it is difficult to reach out to potential buyers any further than your own network. This means that there is possibly a great deal of unexploited intellectual property out there.
The management of IP rights could be changed so much by distributed ledger technology that they would effectively turn into ‘smart IP rights’. Registries would contain an immutable record of the life cycle of all registered IPs, including when it was applied for, registered, traded, and so on.
This would also solve the logistical issue of collating and storing such evidence to be accessed easily, so due diligence required for the large-scale transfer of IP rights such as in mergers and acquisitions would be made far more efficient, whilst trust overall in the process would come much more easily due to the inbuilt integrity of the system.
The headline here is that the blockchain facilitates a decentralized, quick, and transparent network which carries the potential for truly global reach.
It follows that a marketplace for the trading of IP rights would allow users to buy or sell any type of asset beyond IP, seeing as they would be tokenized on the blockchain which creates a standard for every transaction.
So who is doing this right now? The R.A.R.E. Network is pioneering a platform on the blockchain for artists whereby original digital art can be blessed with ‘permanence, scarcity, and proof-of-ownership’, effectively giving artists the power to auction off a limited number of copies of their work.
Collectors on the platform can buy and sell artwork while curating their own private galleries, and the idea of the market is that artworks can be an investment with the potential to increase in value over time. This provides a strong incentive for collectors to pay attention to up-and-coming artists while offering a way for artists to possibly monetize their work.
Startup LEXIT has explored a similar theme insofar as they allow for the trading of intellectual property rights. They’ve partnered with dApp ecosystem platform, Metaverse, to do just this and will have entrepreneurs conduct trades of IP, assets, and even companies using a cross-platform digital identity, or ‘Avatar’.
This is an idea that would empower smaller enterprises by allowing them to record their IP immutably online through the blockchain, which means that they could clearly register the rights and permanently record when exactly this happens.
An online marketplace would further remove the cost barriers involved in buying and selling IP which provides unfettered access to a market which many entrepreneurs could not previously consider entering.
If intellectual property could be seamlessly traded on a global scale, it is hard to see how innovation would fail to be stimulated on a level possibly never seen before.
This means that a new technology boom could be on the horizon, where communities of entrepreneurs across the world can buy and sell IP in a way previously unimagined. It is possible that innovation will finally be encouraged on a deep and systemic level.


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Home / Blog / And now for something different: The Big Trumpowski!!!
Is Trump modelling himself after Walter Sobchak (John Goodman’s character) in the seminal film The Big Lebowski?
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Question: Name a genus in the eremophilidae family and provide a brief description. Respond in 2 sentences.

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The current genus name is from Ancient Greek "eremos", "desert", and "phileo", "to love".
There is at least one fossil species included in this genus:


Question: Provide a brief description of Billy Walsh. Respond briefly.

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Billy Walsh (18 February 1911 – 11 September 1986) was a former Australian rules footballer who played with Melbourne and Fitzroy in the Victorian Football League (VFL).


Question: What can you tell me about Intermedia Arts?

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Officials of the landmark Mpls. venue ponder sale of building as they seek to ease financial woes.
A financial crisis has forced Intermedia Arts, a mainstay of the Minneapolis scene for 44 years, to lay off its entire staff and freeze operations.
Intermedia officials said Thursday they are declaring a 45-day "time out" and inviting key stakeholders of the multipurpose arts venue to help determine its future.
That might include a sale of the organization's home at 2822 Lyndale Av. S., in the now-hot Lyn-Lake neighborhood. Purchased in 1994, the property has a mortgage "under half-a-million dollars," officials said, and it is worth considerably more.
"It's been a traumatic and difficult month or so for everyone here, and the situation is fluid," said board co-chair Omar Akbar. "We'll do our best to meet our commitments and our mission in the short run. The long-term mission of this organization depends on many stakeholders, from our funders to the community."
Popular with poets, painters, actors, dancers and activists, Intermedia serves about 25,000 people annually with its public programs. It partners with about 70 community organizations, offers leadership training, and provides a haven for underrepresented and vulnerable populations.
Recent programs include an Arab-American film festival; the "Up & Out" showcase for transgender and queer young people; and hip-hop and spoken-word events.
Intermedia Arts has been a mainstay of the Lyn-Lake neighborhood.
"This place is a vibrant heartbeat of the performing and visual arts community, and we have to come together to figure out a way to keep it around so that it can serve a new generation of artists," said filmmaker and theater artist E.G. Bailey. "So many of us were nurtured there."
Intermedia hopes to continue much of its scheduled programming for the next two months, which includes a reception Thursday for "Festival de las Calaveras," a Day of the Dead-themed art show.
But Friday will be the final day of work for 11 staff members, including Executive Director Eyenga Bokamba, who joined the organization in January 2016.
Intermedia already had laid off two full-time staffers in July to trim its budget by about $200,000.
The nonprofit organization, which has a $1.4 million annual budget, would not disclose details of its financial difficulties but acknowledged that it had accumulated a significant debt in the past couple of years.
Bokamba did not respond to interview requests.
The freeze in operations was finalized Wednesday at a meeting of Intermedia's seven-member board of directors.
"We have significant debts and limited general operating funds," said Akbar. "That's a very difficult situation to be in for any organization."
Intermedia is now conferring with its funders, auditors and banker, according to an internal document shared with the Star Tribune.
"We believe that the long-term solution involves a radical reimagining of how we support our operations, staff, programming and our building," the document says. "We believe that this involves a combination of strategic and business planning, a reinvestment in our infrastructure, and forming deeper organizational partnerships in which we can create a broader base of financial and community support."
The venue's board has gone through changes in the past year. The former chair, Andrea Jenkins, left earlier this year to run for a seat on the Minneapolis City Council, while another member recently resigned for undisclosed reasons.
Concerns about the organization were raised in a Sept. 24 letter to board members and staff by Julie Bates MacGillis, a longtime staff member who was laid off this summer and served as interim executive director before Bokamba's hiring.
In the wake of a fiscal crisis in 2008, Intermedia had achieved financial stability and even established a reserve fund, MacGillis said. But more recently, she said, the organization increased its spending by hundreds of thousands of dollars without securing the money to pay for it.
In July, Bokamba said the $1.4 million budget for the fiscal year that began July 1 included about $250,000 in general operating funds from the Minnesota State Arts Board, $750,000 from private sources such as the McKnight Foundation, and a projected $400,000 from earned revenue.
Murals adorned the outside of the Intermedia Arts building Thursday. ] ANTHONY SOUFFLE ï anthony.souffle@startribune.com Intermedia Arts, the Minneapolis theater and gallery space that has long been a mainstay of the arts community, is freezing operations temporarily as it confronts a financial crisis. The venue will reduce its staff by 80 percent and operate on a skeletal basis over the next 90 days. In that time, Intermedia will consider its options, including selling its home in the now trendy Lyn-Lake neighborhood.
"We, as a board, are going to put all our skills and efforts into making Intermedia healthy and sustainable long-term," said Akbar. "This institution is too important for us to lose."


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The Witching Hour Returns! Plus, Free Gifts!
Halloween is right around the corner, so pick up your very own Treat or Treat Bag today! Inside you'll find a pile of 25 Spooky Bites (the Witching Hour's event currency) to get you started this year, the Orange Vapor Aura, a Cat Scratching Post (base item), AND the Spooky Decorations Box. The Spooky Decorations Box includes 13 new base items perfect for this time of year, and consuming some of these grants you a new 4-star feat, "Bat Got Your Tongue."
Log in by October 31, 2017, to claim this reward from the Marketplace's Redeem/Claim menu. The Treat or Treat bag gift is available to ALL players.
All hell has broken loose in the streets of Gotham City and inside The Midnight Masquerade Nightclub! Go to the East End safehouse in Gotham City and speak to the Phantom Stranger (Heroes) or The Tap Room in Burnley and speak to Tala (Villains) to receive further instructions. To queue for “The Midnight Masquerade,” go into your On Duty UI and look under the Events Tab. There are also new feats and new collections to be found for those brave enough!
Each day of the event, also look for “The Witching Hour” in your Mission Journal to complete and earn Spooky Bites! Shop Skeets’ Boo-tique for the latest in scare-wear, tricks, treats, and creepy items for your Base, including Isis, a new house pet that even Selina Kyle herself would approve of!
But Wait, These Bills Are Marked!
All players can claim a special gift, a Bag of Stolen Marked Bills. We're not sure where it came from or who stole it or why they sent it to you, but it can be yours RIGHT NOW if you log into the game by October 13, 2017. The bag contains - wait for it - 25 Marked Bills, the vendor currency from Episode 29: Riddled With Crime. Claim this gift from the Redeem/Claim menu in the Marketplace.
NOW AVAILABLE: Gotham Time Capsule and Vendor!


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. Describe the National Library of Aruba.

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The National Library of Aruba (Papiamento: "Biblioteca Nacional Aruba", BNA) is the main library of Aruba. It is located in Oranjestad and holds more than 100,000 volumes.


Question: Describe the process of osmoregulation in sharks, particularly bull sharks. Respond in 26 sentences.

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Although there are a handful of species that live in freshwater, we tend to think of sharks as being ocean dwellers. But there is also a very unique shark that can live in both ocean and fresh water estuaries and lakes: the Bull Shark.
Osmoregulation is the ability of an organism to maintain a constant concentration of water in its body even when its outside environment would normally cause it to lose or gain water. Freshwater and saltwater fish both osmoregulate.
But bull sharks can adapt their osmoregulatory processes to survive in a broad range of water salinities, from the salt water of the ocean to the fresh water of a lake.
In the organism, the external environment and the internal environment of the organism are separated by a membrane across which substances can move. This movement is on both the level of the cells, across the cell membranes, as well as on the level of the organism, across the skin. If the concentrations of water to solutes (substances that have been dissolved in the water) is unequal between the external and internal environments, water will tend to move from the area of its highest concentration to the area of lowest concentration until the concentrations are equal. This can cause organisms to either accumulate too much or too little water to maintain life. Marine animals must prevent dehydration as their environment has a high concentration of solute, while freshwater animals must conserve their salts - two opposing processes. The process of osmoregulation accomplishes this.
In sharks, the normal mechanism of osmoregulation in a marine (salt) environment is the high concentration of urea and other biological solvents in their blood and the removal of excess salt from their bloodstream through urine. The former allows them to absorb water from their marine surroundings, while the latter rids them of the salt they continually absorb. These tasks are primarily controlled by the kidneys.
In most sharks, these adaptations cannot be changed. If they are put into a freshwater environment, they will absorb too much water relative to their concentration of bodily solvents and lose too much salt to stay alive. In other words, most sharks cannot survive in fresh water because they are not capable of adapting to it.
Bull sharks are unusual because they can adapt readily to fresh water because they can adapt their process of osmogregulation. The kidneys of bull sharks, (and to a lesser extent several other types of sharks) can be gradually adjusted to suit the salinity of the water they are in. When moved gradually into freshwater (perhaps by migrating from the ocean, to an estuary, and then upriver), bull sharks' kidney's remove less salt and more urea from the bloodstream through urination, essentially reversing the normal marine shark method of osmoregulation. This adaptation allows bull sharks to live entirely in estuaries or freshwater.
Bull sharks are regularly sighted in Lake Nicaragua (some live there permanently) and have been reported 2,000 miles from the ocean in the Amazon River.
They have also been seen in the Mississippi River up to St Louis, Lake Ponchartrain and the Illinois River (very rarely) up to Lake Michigan. Pretty amazing, isn't it?!
This is one of the reasons many of the shark incidents with humans are associated with bull sharks. Bull sharks hang out in estuaries more than other sharks, which are often sites where people spend time in the water.


Question: Have you heard about the Trump lawyers' memo to Robert Mueller?

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 Have you heard about the Trump lawyers' memo to Robert Mueller?

On Saturday, the fake news New York Times published all 20 pages of a confidential memo Trump’s lawyers sent Robert Mueller in January.
On Saturday, The New York Times published a confidential memo written by Trump’s lawyers to Mueller dated January 29, 2018.
Mr. Trump’s lawyers hand-delivered a 20-page confidential letter to Mr. Mueller in January. The letter was a response to his request that Mr. Trump agree to be questioned about allegations that he committed obstruction of justice. The lawyers argued that Mr. Mueller does not need to talk to the president and laid out a series of claims that foreshadow a potential fight over a subpoena, were the special counsel to try to force the president to testify.
The Times obtained a copy of the letter as well as an earlier one sent to Mr. Mueller in June 2017, a month after he was appointed, which argues that “there is no statutory or constitutional basis for any obstruction charge” based on Mr. Trump’s firing of James B. Comey as F.B.I. director.
The leaked letter could spell doom for former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates.
According to the contents of the letter Sally Yates lied to federal investigators about the Mike Flynn probe.
Attorney Nick Short pointed out the former Deputy Attorney General’s deceit.
On January 24, 2017, Lt. Gen. Flynn was interviewed in the White House by FBI.
The FBI operatives believed Flynn provided truthful answers.
On January 26, 2017, Sally Yates met with White House Counsel Dan McGahn and told him Flynn lied.
On January 27, 2017, Sally Yates and McGahn had another meeting and Yates lied about the ongoing witch hunt against the Trump team and she threw Michael Flynn, an innocent man, under the bus.
Later the FBI told Michael Flynn he would not be charged and they were closing out his investigation.
Then deep state hacks later charged him with lying to federal investigators.
Sally Yates should find a good lawyer.


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 What do I need to do to implement Ajax based curd operation in my Java Web Application using the JQuery jTable plugin?

In the previous article “Setting up JQuery jTable plugin in Java Web Applications” I have explained how to setup jTable plugin in java web application. This article describes on how to implement “Ajax based curd operation in Java Web Applications using the JQuery jTable plugin and it will not explain how to setup jTable plugin in java web application. So If you have not read the previous articles “Setting up JQuery jTable plugin in Java Web Applications I will recommend that you read that article first because it explains how you can integrate the JTable plug-in with a J2EE application, this article will assume that the code for the integration of the jQuery JTable plug-in is implemented, and only the code required for implementing CRUD operation will be explained here.
Create a dynamic project in eclipse and setup above required libraries as explained here. The final project structure of this looks as below.
Similar to update/create option, delete record is optional. If you allow user to delete a record, you must supply an action to jTable to delete a record, and response of delete operation is similar to update.
Create Model class used in the controller, which will have getters and setters for fields specified in jTable script.
In the next article Pagination in Java Web Applications using jQuery jTable plugin I have implemented paging feature to the CRUD example demonstrated here.


Question: Write a detailed biography of Michael J. Fox.

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 Write a detailed biography of Michael J. Fox.

Michael J. Fox is the rare actor who had success as a child, adolescent and adult, then channeled his ambition into seeking a cure for Parkinson’s after being diagnosed with the degenerative disease at age 30.
Michael J. Fox was born to a Canadian military career officer in Edmonton, Alberta, on June 9, 1961. Making his acting debut on Vancouver television at the age of 15, Fox moved to the United States in 1979 at the age of 18 and lived “the clichéd life of a starving actor,” he has said.
Fox continued to live in relative squalor as he tried to make it as an actor, selling off parts of his couch to get by. He received his break in 1982 when he was cast on the sitcom “Family Ties” as Alex P. Keaton, the conservative son of two former hippies.
Fox “burst to stratospheric fame,” wrote People magazine; “Without this show, I'd be digging ditches in Vancouver. It was a complete economic and emotional godsend,” Fox remarked.
He won three Emmys for his role, including one for “an unforgettable ‘one-man show’ in which his character soliloquized over the suicide of a close friend,” Erickson reports.
He then went on to star in “The Secret of My Success” and “Casualties of War,” movies that expanded his range and demonstrated his comfort as a lead actor and as a comic actor. Fox was prolific as a film actor during the late 1980s and early 1990s, but returned to television as the star of the sitcom “Spin City” where he played the deputy mayor of New York City.
View Fox’s complete filmography on The New York Times.
Nearly a decade after his diagnosis, Fox made the illness public knowledge in 1998 and left “Spin City” in 2000. He was open and encouraging about the condition and quickly got to work looking for a cure. He founded the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, published his memoir, “Lucky Man,” and continues to spread optimism about the disease.
Fox is a hard-working stem-cell activist. In a 2004 interview with BusinessWeek, he confronted skeptics about stem cell research and attempted to refashion the contentious issue as a “potential breakthrough.” But the actor and activist retains his sense of humor.
In an April 2009 interview with Larry King, Fox discussed his recent work with his foundation and talked about his most recently published book, “Always Looking Up.” He was optimistic even about his public debate with Rush Limbaugh over Parkinson’s because, he said, Limbaugh helped bring the stem cell debate to a wider audience.
Watch Fox’s two interviews with Charlie Rose in 1997 and 2002.


Question: Describe the steps being taken in Oklahoma to prepare for a teacher walkout.

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On Thursday, the Oklahoma Education Assn. teachers union plans to unveil a shutdown strategy and a proposed funding measure to pressure lawmakers to boost spending for education in the state.
On Feb. 28, high school track coach and government teacher Bon Bennett stepped up to the microphone at the community center in Bartlesville, Okla., as hundreds of parents, students and teachers sat rapt in attention.
An education crisis was brewing across Oklahoma, and the district’s school board had called a special meeting to hear from the community. By some measures, Oklahoma’s teachers are the lowest-paid in the nation, and Bennett drew the audience’s attention to the massive statewide teachers strike that had just launched in West Virginia.
To fix the situation, Oklahomans should “take to the streets, and they have to demand change,” Bennett said. To the listening school board, Bennett said, “I support the suspension of school, hopefully on a statewide basis,” to allow teachers to go on strike.
Bennett wasn’t alone. Behind him, the crowd whooped and applauded.
Across Oklahoma, teachers, labor organizers, parents and school boards are taking steps to follow West Virginia in launching their first major strike since 1990 to demand higher pay from the state Legislature.
On Thursday, the Oklahoma Education Assn. teachers union plans to unveil a shutdown strategy and a proposed funding measure to pressure lawmakers to boost spending for education in the state. The union said 80% of more than 10,000 respondents to an online survey backed closing schools in support of a walkout.
Next week, teachers in Tulsa, one of the state’s biggest school districts, plan to engage in a work-to-rule protest — a labor slowdown in which workers do only the minimum amount of work required. They have the backing of top administrators, who said they plan to support a teacher walkout and school shutdowns “should they become necessary."
The public, including business leaders and parents, “knows what a huge problem we have here in our state and are ready to do something bout it,” Gist said.
In the space of just a few days, 55,000 people have joined an Oklahoma teacher’s private Facebook group titled “Oklahoma Teacher Walkout - The Time Is Now!” where educators have been discussing the basics of how a walkout would work. How would a walkout affect mandatory testing? Would teachers still get paid?
Talk of a possible walkout had been brewing for months, even before the West Virginia strike, as lawmakers struggled to pass funding measures that might raise teacher pay.
The average salary of Oklahoma teachers in 2016 was $42,760, which falls several thousand dollars below the average salaries in neighboring states such as Texas ($51,890), Arkansas ($48,218) and Kansas ($47,755), according to the most recently available data from the National Education Assn. The highest-paid teachers in the NEA rankings are in New York, earning an average of $79,152. California teachers, at No. 2, earn an average of $77,179.
The salary disparities have led Oklahoma educators to flee to higher-paying jobs in neighboring states. Oklahoma’s 2016 teacher of the year, Shawn Sheehan, moved to Texas, where he and his wife — also a teacher — expect to make a combined $40,000 more a year than they made in Oklahoma.
A survey last fall of 250 teachers who left Oklahoma schools said most left because of poor pay, and they took jobs that paid them $19,000 more a year on average. Twenty-four percent still lived in the state but commuted across state lines to higher-paying jobs, said the survey’s author, Theresa Cullen, an associate professor at the University of Oklahoma.
In their place, schools have been plugging the gaps with undertrained teachers who are given emergency teaching certificates in order to hurry them into schools.
During the 2011-2012 school year, the state of Oklahoma granted 30 emergency teaching certificates to new teachers who had not satisfied their certification requirements. This year, that number exploded to 1,917 teachers as districts struggled to retain teachers who have left for higher-paying jobs.
Dozens of Oklahoma schools, particularly near the Texas and Arkansas borders, have also cut back to four days of school a week to cut costs but also to better compete for teachers who might be interested in having three-day weekends.
Larry Cagle, 54, who teaches an Advanced Placement course at Edison Preparatory School in Tulsa, said he makes $34,500 a year to work at one of the best schools in the state — less than he could make at a nearby QuikTrip gas station.
Republican Gov. Mary Fallin said Monday that she was frustrated that lawmakers have not passed pay increases for teachers but stopped short of expressing support for a walkout.
In Bartlesville, population 36,647, administrators discussed the possibility of needing to plan for a walkout during a school meeting in September, and talks revived after the Legislature failed to pass a funding measure in February.
Supt. Chuck McCauley emailed a survey to other superintendents around the state asking them whether their communities might support a walkout, and he found that there was interest.
On Wednesday, McCauley plans to meet with other superintendents around the state to get a sense of the breadth of support for possible school closures to support a walkout.


Question: What is Splendrillia disjecta?

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Splendrillia disjecta is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Drilliidae.
The length of the shell attains 7½ mm, its diameter 2½ mm.


Question: Describe the passage of Maine's Medicaid expansion via Question 2.

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Some 80,000 adults will qualify under the expansion, according to independent estimates from a Maine legislative fiscal office.
Maine voters on Tuesday delivered a strong rebuke to their governor by approving an expansion of the state’s Medicaid program under Obamacare — the first time state voters have directly authorized such an expansion.
The vote makes Maine the 32nd state to agree to expand Medicaid to thousands of low-income adults who qualify for coverage and represents a major setback for Republican Gov. Paul LePage, an ally of President Donald Trump who vetoed expansion bills on five occasions. The measure was winning 59 percent to 41 percent with roughly two-thirds of precincts reporting as of 10 p.m., according to the Associated Press, just weeks after Republicans in Congress failed in their efforts to repeal the health care law.
The ballot measure, known as Question 2, attracted progressive activists from around the country eager to revive expansion efforts in the mostly GOP-led holdout states. Liberal groups poured more than $1.5 million into boosting the Maine referendum, surpassing the opposition effort led by LePage and his Republican allies.
Some 80,000 adults will qualify under the expansion, according to independent estimates from a Maine legislative fiscal office, adding to the nearly 12 million people in the 31 states and District of Columbia who have already obtained coverage through the program.
Medicaid expansion remains controversial in states where Republicans control the governor’s mansion or state legislatures, and in recent years expansion efforts have stagnated. Of the 18 states that have not expanded their programs under Obamacare, all but Virginia and North Carolina are led by a Republican governor.
The last state before Maine to agree to expand Medicaid was Louisiana nearly two years ago, after Democrat John Bel Edwards was sworn in as governor and signed an executive order on his second day in office.
Activists are already trying to get look-alike initiatives approved for the 2018 ballot in states including Utah and Idaho, to bypass state legislators hostile to the Obamacare program that sank past efforts. That dynamic has also squashed Medicaid expansion efforts in Tennessee, Wyoming and South Dakota, where GOP governors tried and failed to get legislative backing for expansion plans. In Kansas, the GOP-controlled legislature passed legislation earlier this year only to see it vetoed by Gov. Sam Brownback.
The Affordable Care Act expanded Medicaid coverage to low-income adults with incomes up to 138 percent of the federal poverty line, or roughly $16,600 for an individual or $34,000 for a family of four. Conservatives around the country and top Trump administration health officials have panned the program as an expansion of an already unsustainable entitlement to a population that Medicaid was not originally meant to serve.
CMS Administrator Seema Verma used a speech to state officials Tuesday morning to argue the Obamacare expansion “does not make sense" and jeopardizes care for more vulnerable Medicaid enrollees by stretching the safety net.
"For this population, for able-bodied adults, we should celebrate helping people move up, move on, and move out," said Verma, who earlier this year was a central figure in lobbying Congress to pass an Obamacare repeal bill.
LePage has frequently criticized his home-state senators — Republican Susan Collins and independent Angus King — for helping to tank the GOP’s repeal efforts. In a radio address earlier this month, LePage, who was elected in 2010 and is term-limited next year, said approving Question 2 would wreck the state’s finances and create incentives for adults to not work.
His Welfare to Work PAC, the main opposition campaign, raised roughly $420,000 to fight the measure. Its leadership includes the former chairman of the state Republican party, as well as one of LePage's political advisers who helped him win the 2010 gubernatorial race.
Efforts to expand health coverage have a mixed history in Maine: The state grew its Medicaid rolls in 2002 under King when he was governor, only to later fall behind on payments to hospitals and run into budget difficulties. Eventually, thousands of people were dropped from program rolls.
But Obamacare supporters significantly outspent LePage and the initiative's detractors. Mainers for Health Care, the primary group working to support the effort, had received nearly $1.7 million in campaign contributions this year, much of it from groups outside the state.
The Fairness Project, a group founded in California that has pushed state ballot measures to boost other liberal causes like increasing the minimum wage, contributed roughly $670,000 to two Maine groups in support of the measure, according to state financial filings. Mainers for Health Care also received funds from Planned Parenthood and the Sixteen Thirty Fund, another advocacy group.
Under Obamacare, the federal government pays for at least 90 percent of the expansion’s costs. In Maine, that amount equals $525 million in 2020, according to the nonpartisan Maine Office of Fiscal and Program Review. That same year, the expansion cost to the state will be more than $54 million.
Despite the measure's passage, the Maine Legislature could try to block it or make changes. That's not seen as likely with Democrats holding a majority in the Maine House and Republicans controlling the state Senate — and because state lawmakers have already repeatedly supported expanding the program. The ballot measure requires Maine to submit a plan accounting for the expansion to the Department of Health and Human Services within 90 days.


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Professor Michael Chikindas, a microbiology professor at Rutgers’ University, shared multiple posts on Facebook promoting anti-Semitism and homophobia. Stand with Rutgers students by signing this petition, sending a clear message that these comments will not be tolerated at our university.
We, Jewish students at Rutgers University-New Brunswick, are deeply concerned regarding Professor Michael Chikindas’ public attacks against Jews, the LGBT community, and the State of Israel.
As reported in The Algemeiner (https://www.algemeiner.com/2017/10/24/rutgers-professor-calls-judaism-most-racist-religion-blames-jews-for-armenian-genocide-in-flurry-of-antisemitic-homophobic-and-sexist-posts/) Professor Chikindas shared multiple Facebook posts that promote the ugliest forms of anti-Semitism and homophobia, which causes great pain and concern to both the Jewish and LGBT student bodies.
As Jewish students of the University, we are thankful for a campus environment that allows our community to thrive in so many different ways. The fact that Rutgers has the largest population of Jewish undergraduates in America is testament to Rutgers’ success in creating a space for a diverse group of students to learn together.
We firmly support the University’s commitment to free speech and expression by all students and faculty, but such hateful and discriminatory images and words compromise a faculty member’s ability to serve in that role. Faculty are the heart and soul of the university. If they are not held accountable when they promote racism and prejudice, then hatred and division will grow, to the detriment of our students, our beloved university, and our whole society.
Rutgers University issued a statement condemning Prof. Chikindas’ posts, which we applaud. While we are grateful for this first step, it must be followed by concrete action. Members of the Rutgers faculty have a great deal of influence over Rutgers students, and the spread of stereotypes and lies is both of grave concern to us and at odds with their role as educators.
Therefore, we call on Rutgers University to take swift and necessary action to suspend Professor Chikindas, pending further investigation.
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Question: Describe the career of Chitra Ramkrishna. Respond in 133 words.

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Chitra Ramkrishna (born 1963) was the first woman managing director and chief executive officer of the National Stock Exchange (NSE), an institution founded in the early 1990s to reform the capital market in India, and now ranking as the world's largest exchange in cash market trades and as one of the top three exchanges in index and stock derivatives.
Starting out as a chartered accountant, her first brush with finance came in 1985 when she joined the project finance division of Industrial Development Bank of India (IDBI). Ramkrishna then had a stint at Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and returned to IDBI two years later. She soon found herself as one of the five handpicked by the late SS Nadkarni, who was then IDBI chairman, to set up NSE from scratch.


Question: What is the novella 'The Sweet Smell of Psychosis' by Will Self? Respond in 2 sentences.

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The Sweet Smell of Psychosis is Will Self's first published novella. It was printed by Bloomsbury Books in 1996 and features illustrations by Martin Rowson.


Question: Who was Paul Krüger? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Paul Krüger (Krueger) (12 October 1871 – 7 August 1939) was a German chess master.


Question: What is Sarab-e Rajab? Respond in 37 words.

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Sarab-e Rajab (, also Romanized as Sarāb-e Rajab) is a village in Jelogir Rural District, in the Central District of Pol-e Dokhtar County, Lorestan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 511, in 113 families.


Question: Explain what is meant by a "belated response."

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Trusting David Brock probably doesn't make a lot of sense.
I mean I hope people get he's kind of a nut bar.
> are characterized as having a belated response.
>> Pretty typical though. I would not be surprised if wjc told him to do it.
>> Obama without some higher up approval.