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It’s super early into Sunday in Barcelona, but here in the US, it’s Saturday evening across the county. That makes tonight’s news a bit unexpected, but nonetheless, LG has announced a new smartphone that succeeds last year’s V30.
Called the V30S ThinQ (yup, that’s a horrible name), LG’s latest offering is nearly identical to the standard V30 with some slight spec bumps and new AI tricks. As for internals, we’re looking at 6GB of RAM instead of 4 and 128GB of storage instead of 64. You can also opt for 256GB of space if you need it.
Other than that, the same all-glass-and-metal design, 6-inch OLED 18:9 display, Snapdragon 835 processor, 3300mAh battery, USB-C port, dual rear cameras, and fingerprint sensor are present. But none of these really matter in the V30S as LG’s focus with the handset is in the software department.
To kick things off, the V30S includes AI Cam. Basically, it uses EyeEm technology licensed by EyeEm Vision to identify over 100 million objects and adjust the camera’s colors, contrast, brightness, and highlights to create a more pleasing photo. For example, it could make a sunset more colorful or a plate of fruit pop more. Of course, we’ll need to test this feature to see if it’s really worth it so stay tuned.
Also arriving on the V30S is QLens, LG’s object detection system that aims to make shopping easier. Essentially, you hold your camera up to an object, ask your phone to identify it, and then hit a link that pops up at the bottom of your screen to go and buy it. It works just like Samsung’s Bixby Vision and Google’s Lens does, but it isn’t yet known if it works as good as either. Again, we’ll need to perform some testing to determine the conclusion.
Finally, the V30S also brings something called Bright Mode to the phone’s cameras. It’s supposed to provide a brighter image for darker situations by using a 4MP image and blowing it up to 16MP over just using a 16MP shooting mode, but I’m not sure how well it’ll perform in the real world if it works at all.
All of these features sound great and may compel you to buy a V30S, but here’s the thing: LG has also announced a forthcoming software update that will enable every single feature listed here on the standard V30. The only things missing will be the 6GB of RAM and extra storage on existing phones. Therefore, I’m not sure if there’s actually a reason to buy the V30S. It’s gonna come in New Platinum Grey and New Moroccan Blue if that’s your thing, but other than that, you may just wanna pick up a V30 and wait for the new software to hit.
Of course, for those of you who are set on buying a V30S when it drops, you’ll need to note we don’t know pricing information just yet. We do know, however, that it’ll first be sold in Korea and later sold in other territories starting in March. We’ll, of course, let you know of any additional info when it comes in.


Question: What is EMF Diff/Merge?

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EMF Diff/Merge is a tool for merging models. More precisely, it is a technical component that can compare and merge sets of model elements. It consists in a diff/merge engine that is designed to prevent data loss and enforce model consistency during merge thanks to consistency rules. The project also provides GUI components and a set of applications.
It is intended to help develop merge-based features that are useful in model-based engineering. For example: model refactoring, iterative model transformations, bridges between modeling tools, collaborative modeling environments, versioning systems.
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Question: Tell me more about Barcelona's Pablo Moreno. Respond in 23 sentences.

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From Lionel Messi to Lee Seung-Woo, we have seen numerous promising goalscorers in the last two decades at La Masia., but none can really be classified as a natural #9 – the kind of attacker that has a hard time breaking through at Barça’s first team, with the likes of Ramon, Carreras, Sergio García, Bojan and Dongou not making it at the first team, and with Sandro Ramírez currently struggling in his first season in the main team. But Pablo Moreno is breaking every single record in the book, and he has come to stay.
To properly introduce you to Pablo Moreno, let’s have a look at his numbers. In his first season at Barça, 2013/14, playing for Alevín A (U-13, 7-a-side), he scored 72 goals in 27 games, and he hasn’t let go of his status as La Masia Pichichi ever since. Scoring 41 goals last season between Infantil B and A (U-14 and U-15), and now crushing more records this season with incredible 28 goals in just seven games for Infantil A.
Pablo Moreno is more than a poacher. His powerful physique helps him dominate every opposing defender in his age group, combined with a technical and playmaking ability that also put him in a level above most. Comfortable with both legs, Pablo receives the ball with his back to the goal and takes on opponent after opponent, following up by setting up a teammate or scoring himself.
However, given his age and position, it is his goals that stand out the most. Besides scoring 28 goals in seven games, he also had a rampant preseason, with 16 goals in six games at the Memorial Cristina Varani tournament in Italy, where he led his team to the final, a defeat against Inter Milan.
Given his numbers, the logical move is promoting Moreno to Cadet B, so he can play some older kids who are at his level, similar to what occasionally happened last season. But promoting him to Cadet B is complicated, because they already have another striker playing above his age, Anssumane ‘Ansu’ Fati. The reason Moreno featured with Infantil A (now Cadet B) last season was because Ansu was being investigated by FIFA and prohibited from playing football. This season, Ansu is back to playing regularly, which means there isn’t room for Moreno in the squad, even though he’d do more than well on a team one year above his category: last season 14 of his 41 league goals were scored against the older opposition.
Moreno was born in Andalusia, Spain, in 2003. During the 2011/12 season, he established himself as one of the brightest talents in Spain, leading his local team Ciudad de Granada to the Andalusian Championship in the Benjamín category, winning 2-1 vs Real Bétis in the final. The following summer he impressed the Barça scouts during a friendly against Barça’s own Benjamín side.
In the following season, at the Alevín C level, Moreno again faced Barcelona. Not only did his team win the Powerade Cup ahead of Barça, Moreno became the topscorer of the tournament, impressing the two La Masia bosses in the stands, Guillermo Amor and Albert Puig.
When his boyhood club couldn’t keep up with what his talent demanded, he moved to a bigger academy. His choice wasn’t an easy one, Moreno had a brother who played for Málaga’s Juvenil A, and in the middle of negotiations with Barça, Real Madrid intervened, inviting him to their training grounds and offering him a spot at La Fábrica. In the end, both the player and his family decided that La Masia was the future, a decision that will prove to be the right one.
Many of La Masia’s best poachers have trouble making it at Barça, but Moreno is quickly making a name for himself. Watch some of Moreno’s best goals last season.


Question: Do you know anything about Bob Oliver Rogers? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Bob Oliver Rogers (1950 – 1979) was a radio producer employed by the British Broadcasting Corporation, between 1973 and 1979, at the BBC's regional centre in Manchester.


Question: Have you read any good books lately? Respond in 14 sentences.

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sad sam goes to the library sam: hi ethel, any new recommendations? ethel: sure, sam. ethel: how about "stories of loss"? sam: read it. ethel: "the big book of frowns"? sam: have it. ethel: hey, same, how about trying something different... how about "there's a lot in life to be happy about"? sam (starting to smile): you know what, ethel? sure. that sounds... hopeful. what section is it in? ethel: fiction *sam has a gigantic frown on his face* *the end* *bonus alternate ending* sam: what section is it in? ethel: the puppy playground. *sam has an enormous smile on his face* this fantastic guest comic is from Dan Long over at EQ Comics!


Question: Explain the Dash Africa & Dash Hub Africa projects and their goals.

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Recently, Dash, an autonomous organization and open source cryptocurrency announced that Dash Africa and Dash Hub Africa made significant headway in driving the adoption of cryptocurrency in the continent.
The cryptocurrency platform confirmed that despite the lack of funds for its projects, Ghana and Nigeria have been progressively using Dash to buy mobile airtime through Dash’s collaboration with Bitrefill. Bitrefill is a company that allows users to refill their mobile devices by making payments with Bitcoin [BTC] and other altcoins.
Furthermore, Dash Hub Africa has been able to drive merchant and consumer adoption through the introduction of an ambassador program through which 25 merchants decided to use Dash for payment.
Dash Africa is a non-profit educational organization whose aim is to promote the concept, comprehension, and usability of the digital currency in order to bring financial stability and economic growth in the continent.
The Dash Hub Africa project was initiated to build awareness and adoption of Dash effectively, making it mainstream in Africa. Dash aims to increase the everyday usage of the cryptocurrency by using it as payment for goods and services for merchants and businesses.


Question: Respond briefly. Who was Louis Späth?

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Question: Respond in 1 sentences. Who was Dr. Reginald Balch?

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Question: What can you tell me about Canopy Growth's current activities in Chile?

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SMITHS FALLS, ON and SANTIAGO, Chile, Aug. 9, 2018 /CNW/ - Canopy Growth Corporation ("Canopy Growth" or the "Company") (TSX: WEED) (NYSE: CGC) is pleased to announce the acquisition of all remaining outstanding shares of its Chilean in-market entity, Spectrum Cannabis Chile SpA ("Spectrum Cannabis Chile").
This transaction brings Spectrum Cannabis Chile fully under the Canopy Growth umbrella and directly supports the Company's plans for development within the LATAM region which is home to more than 600 million people. Thanks to progressive regulations and Government support, Chile is known throughout Latin America as an ideal location for medical and pharmaceutical research. The country has more clinical studies per resident than any other in Latin America.
In line with the Company's strategy of leveraging the strengths of each country, Chile will continue as Canopy LATAM's regional research and development hub. Currently, Spectrum Cannabis Chile has a pain management focused clinical trial underway. The trial which has been approved at both Phase I and Phase II was designed by Dr. Sergio Sánchez, a Chilean doctor, medical cannabis pioneer, and the founder of NGO Latinoamerica Reforma, one of the country's leading cannabis advocacy groups.
In addition to advancing this clinical trial, Dr. Sánchez has joined the leadership team of Spectrum Cannabis Chile and will bring his extensive experience to the organization by serving as the Chilean medical lead. He will also serve on the Medical Board for Canopy LATAM, the company's regional headquarters. Having treated over 5000 patients with medical cannabis, Dr. Sánchez has a wealth of experience in evaluating and advancing the recognition as well as use of cannabis-based medicines.
"Chile is an important part of our strategy for this region and completing this acquisition marks another successful step forward in our plan," said Mark Zekulin, President and Co-CEO, Canopy Growth. "Spectrum Cannabis Chile, working closely with the team at Canopy Health Innovations in Canada, will continue to lead regional research activities with a focus on developing additional evidence to support the use of cannabis-based medicines across Latin America and the world."
This transaction also builds on the recent acquisition of Spectrum Cannabis Colombia which, leveraging the unique growing conditions and favourable regulatory climate in Colombia, will serve as a regional production and export hub for Canopy Growth across Latin America.
As countries across the region update their legislation and further define their domestic medical cannabis markets, Canopy LATAM will continue to pursue market access and a position of leadership, ensuring that patients have access to high quality, regulated medical cannabis.
In exchange for Cannagrow SpA's 15 percent interest in Spectrum Cannabis Chile SpA, Canopy Growth paid cash consideration of US$750,000. Prior to the acquisition, the Company controlled 85 percent of the issued and outstanding shares of Spectrum Cannabis Chile SpA.
This news release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and "forward-looking information" within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation. Often, but not always, forward-looking statements and information can be identified by the use of words such as "plans", "expects" or "does not expect", "is expected", "estimates", "intends", "anticipates" or "does not anticipate", or "believes", or variations of such words and phrases or state that certain actions, events or results "may", "could", "would", "might" or "will" be taken, occur or be achieved. Forward-looking statements or information involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of Canopy Growth or its subsidiaries to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements or information contained in this news release. Examples of such statements include statements with respect to the Company's focus on Latin America, the Company's position in the market, the advancement of medical cannabis internationally, capturing market share, leveraging the clinical and market access work in Chile, the Company's global growth strategy. Risks, uncertainties and other factors involved with forward-looking information could cause actual events, results, performance, prospects and opportunities to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking information, including the updating of regulations in individual nations; the ability to integrate the acquired businesses into the Company's operations; the time and resources of management devoted to integration and expansion efforts; and such risks contained in the Company's annual information form dated June 28, 2018 and filed with Canadian securities regulators available on the Company's issuer profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. Although the Company believes that the assumptions and factors used in preparing the forward-looking information or forward-looking statements in this news release are reasonable, undue reliance should not be placed on such information and no assurance can be given that such events will occur in the disclosed time frames or at all. The forward-looking information and forward-looking statements included in this news release are made as of the date of this news release and the Company does not undertake an obligation to publicly update such forward-looking information or forward-looking information to reflect new information, subsequent events or otherwise unless required by applicable securities laws.


Question: Who is Adlène Boutnaf? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Adlène Boutnaf (born 23 February 1984 in Hussein Dey, Algiers) is an Algerian professional footballer. He currently plays as a defender for the Algerian Ligue 2 club Olympique de Médéa.


Question: Describe Vandana Singh and her work

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Vandana Singh knows the universe is strange—she’s a physics professor. She’s also a science fiction author who uses the knowledge gleaned from her day job to write stories as bizarre as the universe itself.
Fourteen of her stories are collected in the new book Ambiguity Machines and Other Stories, including “Peripeteia,” in which a young woman becomes convinced that the universe is a constantly-shifting ad hoc illusion created by aliens.
Singh was inspired to write science fiction by her mentor Ursula K. Le Guin, who passed away last month. Like Le Guin, Singh believes that stretching the imagination is vital for building a better future.
Listen to the complete interview with Vandana Singh in Episode 299 of Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy (above). And check out some highlights from the discussion below.


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. Describe the 1999 Kannada romantic drama film "Hrudaya Hrudaya".

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Hrudaya Hrudaya () is a 1999 Kannada romantic drama film directed by M. S. Rajashekar and produced by Parvathamma Rajkumar. The film features Shivarajkumar, Ramesh Aravind and Anu Prabhakar, making her debut, in the lead roles whilst Sharath Babu, Avinash and Chitra Shenoy play the supporting roles.
The film featured original score and soundtrack composed by Hamsalekha. At the 1999-00 Karnataka State Film Awards, the film was awarded in 2 categories including Best Actor, Best Dialogue Writer.


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Israel continues its military offensive against Hamas in the Gaza Strip as diplomats in Cairo suggest tentative progress in their efforts to reach a cease-fire.
President-elect Barack Obama will inherit a perilous situation in the Middle East, with Israel under increasing pressure to halt its ground invasion of the Gaza Strip, key Arab leaders close to the United States greatly weakened and the Hamas militant group earning resurgent popularity in the region.
After days of studied silence on the Gaza conflict, Obama promised yesterday "to hit the ground running" on achieving a broad Middle East peace deal.
"We are going to engage effectively and consistently in trying to resolve the conflicts that exist in the Middle East," he told reporters, adding that "the loss of civilian life in Gaza and Israel is a source of deep concern to me, and after January 20th I am going to have plenty to say about the issue."
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice traveled to the United Nations yesterday to meet with Arab and European diplomats on possible terms of a truce, pressing the Bush administration's case that a cease-fire must be permanent and not grant Hamas the ability to rebuild its military arsenal. There is little indication that Obama and his team differ significantly from that approach.
One of Obama's biggest challenges will be to craft diplomatic solutions that do not have unintended consequences. Good intentions go only so far in the Middle East, and today's battles often can be traced to choices made by the Israeli government or the Bush administration that ended up backfiring.
In the 1980s, for instance, the Israeli government decided to weaken the secular Fatah movement headed by Palestine Liberation Organization Chairman Yasser Arafat by promoting the rise of Islamic parties as a counterweight, on the theory that Islamic groups would not have the same nationalistic impulses.
So Fatah's social networks were dismantled by the Israeli government, but it went easy on Islamic charitable networks. This decision fueled the rise of Hamas as a political force, with its network of health clinics and social services that far exceeded the abilities of the often-corrupt Fatah movement.
"There's no question there was a degree of blowback," Aaron David Miller, a former Middle East negotiator and the author of "The Much Too Promised Land."
Israel now wants to make a peace deal with Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian Authority president who heads Fatah but has no control over Gaza. So one of the Israeli aims in Gaza today is to weaken Hamas enough that it no longer can be a political rival to Fatah in Gaza -- precisely the opposite of what Israel hoped to achieve decades ago with its efforts to encourage the rise of Islamic groups.
"This is not like a regime-change operation, but at the end of the day, the restoration of the Palestinian Authority back to Gaza should be on the agenda as a whole," said Jeremy Issacharoff, deputy chief of mission at the Israeli Embassy in Washington.
Similarly, the Bush administration encouraged Israel to withdraw from Gaza and demolish its settlements there, arguing that it was a step forward on peace. But, as a condition, then-Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon in 2004 demanded a letter from President Bush in which the United States conceded two critical peace issues on settlements and refugees to Israel. The Israeli government later cited the letter as giving implicit permission to continue some settlement expansion during peace talks brokered late in the Bush administration, undermining those efforts.
The Bush administration also did not effectively push Israel to negotiate its 2005 withdrawal from Gaza with Abbas, who had just been elected president after Arafat died. Abbas wanted to demonstrate that he could negotiate with the Israelis, but Jerusalem withdrew from Gaza unilaterally, as had been the plan when Arafat was still alive.


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"RoboCop" is a film that has a lot to prove and the end product is honest-to-goodness surprisingly great. The original film's fans have been extra harsh when it came to the reboot/remake as much have changed - and we could definitely say that yes, much has changed and this is a very different film. The political satires are different, the film's gore was obviously toned down and most importantly, the issues that RoboCop encounters as a human-robot hybrid varies. But most of these changes works. If you have this bias expecting this as the same "RoboCop" of yore then you would definitely nitpick ever nuance and every change and we won't be surprised if you came out disappointed. Give it a chance though, while not a perfect film, could hold its own against its predecessor in a lot of ways.
The year is 2028 and multinational conglomerate OmniCorp is at the center of robot technology. Overseas, their drones have been used by the military for years – and it’s meant billions for OmniCorp’s bottom line. Now OmniCorp wants to bring their controversial technology to the home front and they see a golden opportunity to do it but the Dreyfus Act repeals the usage of robots or drones as law enforcement in the country. Its chief proponent, Senator Dreyfus, sees robots as emotionless and until this is addressed, America will be robot-free. Raymond Sellars (Michael Keaton), the owner of OmniCorp, devices an idea to mold man and machine to put human emotion into a robot. When Alex Murphy (Joel Kinnaman) – a loving husband, father and good cop, is critically injured in the line of duty, OmniCorp sees their chance for a part-man, part-robot police officer.
"RoboCop" has a lot of positives that makes this film better than expected. What we really liked was the plot and how it puts its own twist on the human robot dilemma. This version pits our protagonist as a living, breathing hybrid with human emotions and even memories intact. Eventually, OmniCorp tries to control this humanity to make the "perfect" product. This actually makes a deeper narrative and makes a lot more sense. We actually loved how RoboCop changes time and time again depending on OmniCorp's decisions and how it affects the people who do care for him. It accents the robot part but also shows the inhumanity of what's happening to our protagonist. However, we did feel that the film downplayed this issue and could have made much effort to develop it further. It was frustrating to experience several moral and political dilemmas and yet subplots and scenes that were crucial happened and ended abruptly. We also felt that the ending or at least the final few sequences were extremely rushed. On the acting side, this is one of the film's stronger points as well. Joel Kinnaman was simply marvelous as the new RoboCop while the supporting cast was just as good except for Abbie Cornish who we felt was simply out of place against everyone else. Action-wise, the film showcases stunning CGI and hyper fast sequences that mostly works. While not as gory or gritty and if this isn't the slow-moving RoboCop that most are accustomed with, this non R-rated, fast and sleek version is just as effective in our opinion. Overall, while not as iconic and memorable as the original, this remake of a classic is not as bad as most expects it to be.


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Looking for a great Digital Audio Player on a budget? Look no further than our Best DAPs under $250, from classic manufacturer's like FiiO, Sony, and Cowon! Though, if you have a very high impedance audiophile headphones, you may want to look at our Best DAPs Under $500 or our Best DAPs Under $1000!
Though you may have never heard of the brand before, the Hidizs AP100 offers a great bang for your buck and a surprisingly high level of quality.
Despite its small screen, and relatively few bells & whistles, the X10 has rock solid internal components and will make your headphones sound excellent.
Perhaps the smallest DAP we have encountered, but don't let its diminutive size fool you, Cowon is known for their lush, rich sound profile and the Plenue D does not disappoint.
From one of the largest Electronics producers on Earth, Sony offer the modern incarnation of their classic Walkman, providing superior sound quality and volume in an attractively designed and strongly built device.
Features the full digital amplifier "S-Master HX"
The kings of well-priced, high quality DAPs are undoubtedly FiiO, who continue to improve on their older models. The X5-II is leaps and bounds better than its predecessor, and is currently our favorite DAP under $250.


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The Merrick County Courthouse was built from 1911 to 1913 in Central City, Nebraska, United States. Designed in the Classical Revival style by architect William F. Gernandt, it was built at a cost of $100,000. In 1990, it was listed in the National Register of Historic Places, but was removed from the Register in 2014.


Question: Describe the All Blacks side selected to play in the second Test of the Steinlager Series against Wales.

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The All Blacks side to play the second Test of the Steinlager Series against Wales at a sold-out Westpac Stadium, Wellington, this Saturday 19 June, has been named.
The All Blacks matchday 23 features just two changes from the team that played last weekend’s opening Test match: 73-Test lock Samuel Whitelock returns to the side, replacing Luke Romano, while Israel Dagg has been named at fullback for what will be his 50th Test match, with Ben Smith, who is also playing his 50th Test, moving to the left wing, replacing Julian Savea. The bench is unchanged.
All Blacks Head Coach Steve Hansen said: “Our performance in the first Test was very pleasing in a number of ways, especially how we kept our composure under pressure. However, there is an expectation that we will need to improve right across the board, with better accuracy, in both our attack and defence, combined with more physicality and intensity.
“We are expecting Wales to come out all guns blazing, particularly after what happened in the Chiefs game, so we will have to not only meet that response, but go to a higher level ourselves.
• Aaron Cruden is the fourth All Black to kick more than 50 conversions in their Test match career – he now has 52. Next above him is Grant Fox with 118. Cruden is also fourth on the list of penalty goals, with 56 penalties.
• Cruden also needs just six points to make 300 in Test matches.
• Waisake Naholo has scored three pairs of tries in his last four games after picking up doubles against the Chiefs and Crusaders in Investec Super Rugby.
• The Steinlager Series is an official sell-out. The last tickets to this weekend’s Test at Westpac Stadium went this week and 29,000 fans will pack Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin for the final Test of the Series.


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The South Australian Government will privatise operation of two emergency back-up power stations built by its Labor predecessor, declaring the turbines will deliver little benefit for a cost of more than $600 million over their 25-year life.
Attorney-General Vickie Chapman has tabled a report in Parliament by lawyer Mark Livesey, QC, who was commissioned by the new Government to investigate the power station deal.
Prior to summer, the turbines were temporarily installed at Lonsdale in Adelaide's south and the former Holden factory in the city's north prior to run on diesel fuel.
But they were not called upon to prevent blackouts.
The deal for the turbines included an option to purchase them outright at the end of an initial two-year lease period.
But in November, then Premier Jay Weatherill opted to exercise the purchase option early, announcing the two temporary power stations would eventually be reconfigured on a permanent site and switched to gas to provide a permanent taxpayer-owned backup power station.
Mr Livesey's report found little justification for that decision.
"It is not easy to determine how the logistics associated with planning for the relocation of the turbines would have suffered if delayed until after the state election," the report said.
"The evidence in favour of the case for a permanent, emergency electrical generation facility is sparse indeed.
"None of the procurement materials or expert reports made available to me cite expert advice on the need for a permanent plant."
Mr Livesey said his investigation was unable to access key cabinet submissions, because permission was not granted by Opposition Leader Peter Malinauskas.
"Apart from one spreadsheet supplied to me in connection with my investigation, I have seen no comprehensive or contemporaneous independent financial analysis of the long-term implications of exercising the option when it was announced in August 2017, or when it was exercised in November 2017," he said.
"Naturally, that analysis may be contained in documents that I have not seen."
Energy Minister Dan van Holst Pellekaan said the Livesey report showed the previous government had slugged taxpayers for generators that would likely lie dormant.
"It is a sobering read, and a damning indictment on the previous Labor Government's decision-making, highlighting serious concerns with their procurement process," Mr van Holst Pellekaan said.
"It exposes how, seemingly without any expert advice, Labor rushed into owning permanent generators at huge expense without any evidence of them being needed in the long term."
Mr Malinauskas said the power plant was providing certainty to South Australian households.
"This is the most significant privatisation of South Australian energy assets since the Liberal Party privatised ETSA," he said.
"The Liberals are simply addicted to privatisation.
"Privatising ETSA was a disaster for South Australian households. The Liberals haven't learned a thing."
The Government has stopped short of an option presented in the Livesey Report of selling the generators, instead opting for a tender process for a company to operate the nine generators for a 25-year period.
Mr van Holst Pellekaan said the Government has determined that some emergency generation may be required in the SA market until Autumn 2020.
"The most recent forecasts by the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) in its Energy Statement of Opportunities confirms that there is a declining need for the temporary generators over the coming summers," he said.
The Energy Minister said under the tender arrangement, the private operator of the turbines would be able to sell electricity into the market, rather than operating them solely in emergencies.
"Some of our older generators will be retiring from the market over coming years," he said.
"These older and less flexible generators are struggling in a market dominated by renewable energy.
"This course of action is appropriate in that context.
"By retaining strict controls whilst allowing the units to enter the market, instead of lying idle for decades at enormous expense, these generators can help deliver what all South Australians are seeking — more affordable and reliable power."
The tender process is due to start next month, with completion of negotiations expected by next April.


Question: What is the event contested in the men's canoeing competition at the 1952 Summer Olympics?

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These are the results of the men's K-2 10000 metres competition in canoeing at the 1952 Summer Olympics. The K-2 event is raced by two-man canoe sprint kayaks.


Question: "Kewl, Reuter’s snake oil guys have sold the little CAPTCHA box. In my case it was ikea. Well done!"

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We found him! He really exists!
You’re not going to believe this. The guy in the photo below, according to our caption, is a snake oil salesman.
That’s right. The very phrase synonymous with hooey, bunkum, hogwash, and still he’s making a living at it in Myanmar. Don’t they have thesauruses over there?
The worst swim-up bar EVER!
Does this make me look cool?
Kewl, Reuter’s snake oil guys have sold the little CAPTCHA box. In my case it was ikea.Well done!
Bob, I think the snake oil people are exploiting weaknesses in your spam filter . . .
Quick someone make a snappy comment about the spam filter being snake oil.
«The very phrase synonymous with hooey, bunkum, hogwash, and still he’s making a living at it in Myanmar. Don’t they have thesauruses over there?»English is not a superior language to wich all other language should refer too. Not many English idioms are universal.The photo indicates snake oil salesman because the guy litterally sells snake oil. It’s as simple as that.
Snake oil is a Chinese folk remedy (which Western medicine would say doesn’t work, I’m sure), and the term got its meaning about fraudulence because people were selling other oils calling them snake oil. So I’d say it’s not too surprising that there are people in the Eastern world selling snake oil, and judging by those snakes I can even believe it’s actual snake oil.
But, is there a web link where we can buy some? Does this guy have a Yahoo! Storefront or something?
I AM JUST CURIOUS & TOO LAZY TO LOOK IT UP.Have heard teh phraise = “Snake Oil Salesman”.However – as i viewed the pic of the guy with the snakes and the big glass jug – My thought was =”What is Snake Oil?” – Obviously – It comes from SnakesBut – How – What – When – Where ?as i began – Just curious – I leaveOR – i thought – if snakes give no OIL – especially enough to fill a very large glass container – is snake oil just a term for “DOES NOT EXIST” ? AKA – Let’s go snipe hunting !
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Question: Describe the events that happened in the Maldives parliament in April 2019.

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An arial view shows the Maldives capital, Malé. Military personnel locked down the nation’s parliament and blocked a no-confidence vote.
The Maldives military locked down the nation’s parliament on Tuesday in what opposition lawmakers said was an attempt to block a motion to impeach the speaker of the house.
Imthiyaz Fahmy, from the opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP), tweeted a video of what he said were security forces in plain clothes blocking representatives from entering the chamber.
Another lawmaker from the MDP, Eva Abdulla, said MPs were eventually allowed in but found that Speaker Abdulla Maseeh Mohamed was also surrounded by soldiers.
A close ally of President Abdulla Yameen, Mohamed opened the session and then immediately closed it before MPs were able to vote on the no-confidence motion, she said.
“The session was over in five minutes,” she said by phone. Lawmakers say they raised the motion against the speaker after he repeatedly refused parliamentary requests to scrutinise the government.
“The opposition has not been allowed to summon any government officials. We are not allowed to hold any part of the state accountable at all,” she added.
Yameen has been accused of reversing democratic progress in a country that became a multiparty democracy only in 2008. Regular bouts of political turmoil threaten a vital tourism industry on the Indian Ocean archipelago of just 400,000 people.
A similar opposition bid to oust the speaker was defeated in March after several lawmakers were evicted or walked out to protest against what they said were discrepancies in the vote count.
Last month, the armed forces padlocked the gates of parliament to prevent another attempt at impeachment, in which the opposition said it had the majority of votes. Some lawmakers eventually broke through the barrier but were forcibly thrown out. In a statement, the MDP called Yameen’s action “desperate, illegal and unconstitutional”.
The president’s hold over parliament has been threatened by a broad coalition of opposition groups, including the MDP, headed by the country’s first democratically elected president, Mohamed Nasheed.
Nasheed travelled to Britain last year on medical leave and received asylum there after being sentenced to 13 years in jail on terrorism charges, handed down in a widely denounced trial.
Biraj Patnaik, Amnesty International’s south Asia director, said Tuesday’s incident in parliament comes against a “backdrop of attacks on freedom of expression on the island nation”, where the government is facing a deepening crisis.
“The space for legitimate dissent has been alarmingly shrinking over recent years, with members of the opposition thrown behind bars for lengthy prison terms after manifestly flawed trials,” he said.
He added that an intensifying crackdown on human rights includes plans to resume executions for the first time in more than 60 years.


Question: What do you know about Jorge Salvador Lara?

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Jorge Salvador Lara (September 4, 1926 – February 8, 2012) was an Ecuadorian politician diplomat, columnist, writer, and historian. Lara served as the Foreign Minister of Ecuador for two separate tenures. He first served as Foreign Minister in 1966 within the government of interim President Clemente Yerovi. Lara again became Foreign Minister from 1976 to 1977 within the military regime of Vice Admiral Alfredo Poveda.


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What Is Tinnitus & How Do You Get It?
In the new movie A Star Is Born, Jackson Maine (played by Bradley Cooper) is a famous musician who performs very loud, rock-n-roll concerts to sold-out arenas every night. As a result of all this noise, and the fact that he was born with hearing loss, Maine hears a constant ringing tone in his head, called tinnitus, and often has trouble hearing conversations.
Maine's manager and otolaryngologist urge him to wear in-ear monitors, which are custom-moulded ear plugs that block sound and allow musicians to hear their voices and instruments over loud audiences and speakers, but he refuses. Over the course of the film, the tinnitus gets worse, and Maine fails to manage it appropriately.
As you can imagine, ear issues and hearing loss are occupational hazards for musicians, especially those who perform live and are exposed to loud speakers. But Maine's story, although it's fictional, shows just how impactful tinnitus can be for some individuals.
Tinnitus is defined as a perception of sound in the head that's not produced by sound waves, says LaGuinn Sherlock, AuD, a research audiologist at Walter Reed Army Medical Centre. Technically, tinnitus is produced by extra electrical activity in the brain after there's been damage in the ear and auditory system. Damage could be a severe injury to the head and neck, excessive earwax, sinus pressure, or a traumatic brain injury. Often, tinnitus is associated with noise-induced hearing loss, which is why it's common among musicians, explains Christopher Chang, MD, an otolaryngologist in Warrenton, VA. In fact, some studies suggest that between 17-43% of rock musicians have chronic tinnitus.
Simply thinking about an incessant buzzing, beeping, humming, or static noise in your head is annoying enough to make most of us cringe, but tinnitus can affect people's mental health and well-being in a very serious way. "A lot of people with bothersome or intrusive tinnitus are experiencing depression and or anxiety because of the ringing," Dr. Sherlock says. On top of that, "some people who are already depressed or anxious are more likely to react to having ringing in the ears than if they were not already depressed or anxious." An estimated 48-78% of people with severe tinnitus also have depression, anxiety, or other behavioural disorders, according to the American Tinnitus Association. In some cases, these associated conditions can lead to suicidal ideation, according to the Hearing Health Foundation.
Unfortunately, there is no cure for tinnitus, so people have to simply manage symptoms. To keep tinnitus from getting worse, the best thing patients can do is protect their hearing by wearing hearing aids, or noise-maskers, Dr. Sherlock says. Sometimes, people with tinnitus are prescribed antidepressants or anti-anxiety medications — like Xanax and Valium — to alleviate some of the emotional effects of the condition, but psychiatric medications are typically not considered the best first approach for treatment, she says. "Such prescription medications are addictive and have gone out of favour; such medications are no longer considered appropriate in the treatment of tinnitus," Dr. Chang says.
In the case of A Star Is Born, Maine is prescribed pills for his tinnitus. Although it's not clear what exactly the pills are, he abuses the medication and becomes addicted to it. Without giving too much away, the end of the film is a poignant reminder that hearing loss and conditions like tinnitus should be taken seriously.


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Testosterone enantate benzilic acid hydrazone (TEBH), or testosterone 17β-enantate 3-benzilic acid hydrazone, is a synthetic, injected androgen/anabolic steroid and an androgen ester – specifically, the C17β enantate (heptanoate) ester and C3 benzilic acid hydrazone of testosterone. It was previously marketed in combination with estradiol benzoate and estradiol dienantate under the brand names Climacteron, Lactimex, and Lactostat. Clinical studies have assessed this formulation. TEBH was first described in the scientific literature in 1959. It is a very long-lasting prodrug of testosterone when administered in oil via intramuscular injection.


Question: What should we call the developing world instead of "Third World"?

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If You Shouldn't Call It The Third World, What Should You Call It? : Goats and Soda There are many ways to refer to the parts of our planet where people lack decent health care, education and services like electricity and clean water. And just about every label has its problems.
The question of what to call "the developing world" is a developing debate.
Every label has its problems — and, as it turns out, an interesting back story. Here's what I learned from talking to many, many experts.
So we decided we would not use First World or Third World, unless there is reason to do so — referring to past ways of thinking or quoting somebody.
Some people use the term "Majority World" — a reminder to those of us in the West that we are but a very small minority on the globe. According to World Bank statistics, 80 percent of humanity lives on $10 or less a day.
So I ran the term "Majority World" past some experts who hadn't heard of it — and they liked it! "It's relatively new, it has little baggage, it's thought-provoking and it's accurate," says Horn-Phathanothai from WRI.
"Fat" and "lean" are the adjectives that the Nigerian-American journalist Dayo Olopade likes. The term "lean" is used in the tech sector, where a startup may not have a lot of resources but can still innovate. "If necessity is the mother of invention," Olopade wrote in a New York Times op-ed, "lean economies have a distinct advantage."
In this blog's first year of life, we've tried our best to use the right terms for the right stories. Sometimes we use "developing world" because, well, it just seems to work best — it's short, it's convenient and readers know what it means. But yes, it does have problems. So as a rule we aim for specificity: naming the country in question or saying low-income countries, for example.
In the new year, we'll try our best. Inevitably we'll mess up. We hope you'll let us know (politely, if possible).
Our geography was off in the original version of this post. We stated that Singapore and the United Arab Emirates were in the Southern Hemisphere; in fact, they are in the Northern Hemisphere.


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Short Bytes: Until now, only in IE/Edge could we leverage streaming of CSS to load progressively the CSS of the components as their HTML is streamed. In other browsers, they would normally block rendering till the entire CSS sources were loaded, giving us the white screen of wait before anything could render. With the latest Chrome Canary, Google has picked the CSS streaming idea from IE/Edge and is in the process of an open discussion to start its standardization by working on its specification.
Right now, CSS blocks rendering leaving the user to a white screen, until yourstyles.css is completely downloaded.
It’s a common practice to bundle our site’s CSS only in one or two files. This might lead to the user downloading the CSS which might not be currently needed for the page he has landed on. Now, you may ask, why is it even a common practice to do so? Because delivering component level (a web page is made of many components, for example, header, chat, navigation bar, footer, etc.) CSS means fetching multiple CSS files (in HTTP/1) which can further elongate that white screen of wait.
However, this isn’t the case in the next gen HTTP/2 protocol, where many small resources can be delivered with a little overhead and can be independently cached.
HTTP/2 solves multiple fetches slowing down a page download problem. But it means that you need to know what the page will contain when you are outputting the contents of the head tag. Also, the browser will still have to download all the CSS before anything is rendered for the user. That is, a slow loading footer will delay rendering for everything.
There’s a quick hack for it. You could inline your critical CSS so that you can style your major components or containers, and then async-sort-of lazy load the CSS later. But the biggest problem with inlining critical CSS is, that you have to set display: none to many components whose CSS hasn’t been loaded yet. When that CSS resource is loaded, things move here and there like this.
Better News! <link rel="stylesheet"> blocks rendering of subsequent content while the stylesheet loads, but allows the rendering of content before it.
The stylesheets load in parallel, but they apply in series.
This makes <link rel="stylesheet"> behave similar to <script src="…"></script>.
This helps sequentially render the page. One doesn’t have to decide which parts of the page, what containers and layouts should one inline and then change the display: none to show the incoming CSS changes. It’s fully streaming compatible because one doesn’t need to output the link until just before one needs it. CSS Resources Load Progressively.
But did you see something peculiar? Did you? You didn’t see THE LINK TAGS IN THE BODY? Didn’t it seem strange?
Chrome & Safari: Stops rendering as soon as the <link rel="stylesheet"> is discovered, and won’t render until all discovered stylesheets have loaded. This often results in unrendered content above the <link> being blocked.
Firefox: <link rel="stylesheet"> in the head blocks rendering until all discovered stylesheets have loaded. <link rel="stylesheet"> in the body does not block rendering unless a stylesheet in the head is already blocking rendering. This can result in a flash of unstyled content (FOUC).
IE/Edge: Blocks the parser until the stylesheet loads, but allows content above the <link> to render. This is the pattern on the lines of which Chrome Canary has shipped progressive CSS rendering like explained in this article.
How To Enable Chrome Dark Mode On Your Windows PC Right Now?


Question: Explain the features of 21 Lists and tell us a story that describes why someone should sign up.

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Would you recommend 21 Lists to a friend?
I love earning and sharing helpful business information.
I need to figure out how to spend the crypto currency.
As a senior citizen I have actual experience in developing community programs and marketing. I also founded and sold a startup. 21.co let's me use what I have learned while paying me in cryprocurrency. Now I'm learning about blockchains and cryptocurrency!
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@balajis @21 MindBlowing! Can't wait to try it out. Great Idea, Instant Upvote!
Signed up just now and paid $100 to ask a very senior exec a question about a product of mine. Will be worth the $100 just for them to have seen it. Here's hoping.
@jwelch Awesome. Also check out 21.co/executives and 21.co/engineers. Get in touch with us at sales@21.co if you want to run an experiment. See if we can drum up business or find engineers for you through those lists.
@jwelch may I ask if they replied?
@markmwhelan sadly they never did.
@nivo0o0 @blackgirlscode @balajis Does it support auto-donate?
@nivo0o0 @balajis I think this feature should be highlighted. Charity for Advice . Humanity wins.
This was the natural next evolution of 21.co. Can't wait to see what's next.


Question: Describe the NCR's announcement about Volkswagen Financial Services South Africa.

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THE National Credit Regulator (NCR) announced today that it has issued a compliance notice to Volkswagen Financial Services South Africa (Pty) Ltd for charging consumers an on the road fee, admin fee and handling fee on credit agreements.
These fees are not permitted to be charged on credit agreements by the National Credit Act.
The compliance notice instructs Volkswagen Financial Services SA to refund consumers and submit an audit report to the NCR.
“The National Credit Act allows consumers to be given a quotation which sets out the cost of credit before signing credit agreements. Consumers should request this quotation from their credit providers so that they can properly check the cost of credit that is being offered”, said Nomsa Motshegare, chief executive officer at the NCR.


Question: Have you heard about prosecutors in Long Island using questionable tactics?

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Prosecutors on Long Island have been accused of using questionable tactics. Pei-Sze Cheng reports.
Defense attorney Steven Raiser was preparing for trial in Nassau County when a key witness in the case received a subpoena ordering the witness to appear before the grand jury for a case called “People v John Doe.” The subpoena asked the witness to first report to the Nassau County District Attorney’s office.
"You're issuing it under authority," said Raiser. "Now you have a witness who is compelled to come see you."
But the witness never spoke to a grand jury. Instead, according to a sworn affidavit, inside the district attorney’s office, prosecutors hammered him with questions about the very case for which he was a witness.
Telling him they thought he was "directly involved in some criminal acts" with the defendant and threatened the witness, who is a licensed social worker, that if he "didn’t tell us everything you know," then "your life will take a complete turn for the worse."
"It was a fake grand jury subpoena," said Raiser. "They were trying to cross examine him in essence without a judge or an attorney with him in order to gain information about the case."
Concerned about what happened, Raiser filed a Motion for Sanctions. Judge Christopher Quinn, in his response, called the district attorney’s conduct “legally questionable” but fell short of sanctioning prosecutors because Judge Quinn said it didn’t seem to scare the witness from testifying.
"It is misconduct to use a subpoena to drag somebody into your office," said Gerald Lefcourt, the current president of the Foundation for Criminal Justice. He believes this is a clear misuse of subpoena power.
But in a statement, Brendan Brosh, a spokesman for the Nassau County District Attorney’s office told the I-Team, "The subpoena was not fake. This office was legitimately pursuing the possibility of separate, additional charges driving out of the same incident."
Brosh acknowledged that the witness never spoke to a grand jury because prosecutors did not believe the witness was "being truthful." As for why the subpoena directed the witness to the district attorney’s office, Brosh said that an "old and inappropriate subpoena form was used" and that they will "ensure this clerical error is not repeated."
But former president of the Criminal Courts Bar Association, Cornell V. Bouse says he has seen this before. In 2010, he obtained a nearly identical type of subpoena, directing a grand jury witness to the Nassau County District Attorney’s office instead of court.
"I wrote the district attorney’s office then and requested that they stop using these subpoenas," said Bouse. "Is the same practice happening again? Or did it ever stop?"
Then District Attorney Kathleen Rice replied that they would take steps to comply with the request.
"My fear with this case is that if it doesn’t stop here, it could continue," said Raiser. "If nothing is done in my specific case, what is to stop the district attorney from continuing this practice in the future."
While the judge did not sanction the district attorney’s office, both Raiser and the witness could still file grievances.


Question: Describe the recent news about BlackRock and its CEO Lary Fink's stance on cryptocurrencies.

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In a recent report made by Financial News London, it was stated BlackRock Inc created a working group to study if cryptocurrencies would be a good addition to their asset management firm. The news seemed to have a positive effect in the crypto markets as BTC and altcoins appeared to finally see a bear market reversal. Shortly after the news was made by FN London, BlackRock CEO, Lary Fink, gave an interview with Bloomberg and Reuters to clarify rumors on his firm adopting cryptocurrencies.
In the interview with Bloomberg, Fink states that the asset management firm isn’t buying due to lack of interest from clients.
It is not surprising to see Fink’s stance on cryptocurrencies as he has not expressed interest when questioned on the topic in the past. Back in November, Fink described Bitcoin as a speculative only investment that thrives due to cryptocurrency’s anonymity. While Fink does not see BlackRock getting into crypto anytime soon, he did express his excitement about blockchain technology and it’s possibility to enhance their Aladdin system for risk management, portfolio management, and trading.
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Question: Respond in 3 sentences. Could you tell me more about the Barton Creek Greenbelt?

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The Barton Creek Greenbelt located in Austin, Texas is managed by the City of Austin's Park and Recreation Department. The Greenbelt is a stretch of public land that begins at Zilker Park and stretches South/Southwest to the final section commonly referred to as "The Hill of Life" which ends in the Woods of Westlake subdivision. The Barton Creek Greenbelt consists of three areas: the Lower Greenbelt, the Upper Greenbelt, and the Barton Creek Wilderness Park and is characterized by large limestone cliffs, dense foliage, and shallow bodies of water.


Question: "Hey there, what do you know about the Sarah Silverman show?"

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 "Hey there, what do you know about the Sarah Silverman show?"

This was one of the many cartoons I made for the Sarah Silverman show. We had a small team and got to just screw around and make funny stuff. It was one of the coolest jobs I’ve had. Myke Chilain, Andrew Delange, Sevan Najarian, and myself sat in a small room at the Sarah Silverman production offices and pumped these things out. We had some help from Steven Chunn and Dan O’Conner, but I can’t remember on what. Who remembers anything these days anyway? Who cares anymore these days anyhow? Am I right or what? It’s time to get sloppy! Knowutimean, Earl?
Steven Chunn and Dan Oconner did the title sequence for this.
I love this. More than a trampoline.