Question: Describe the recent reports of an anti-gay purge in Chechnya.

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Chechnya’s leader Ramzan Kadyrov has used a meeting with Vladimir Putin to deny reports of an anti-gay purge in the southern Russian republic he runs.
The newspaper Novaya Gazeta alleges that more than 100 Chechen men suspected of being gay have been rounded up and at least three killed. Despite Kadyrov’s denial, evidence of a massive campaign against gay men is building.
During a televised meeting on Wednesday evening in the Kremlin, Kadyrov raised the “provocative articles about the Chechen Republic, the supposed events … the supposed detentions.” Putin did not ask him to clarify his comments or ask follow-up questions, which made the meeting look more like a public show of support in the face of international criticism.
The Guardian has spoken to four men who have been involved in the anti-gay round-up in different ways, including one man who talked about being tortured with electric shocks during more than a week in which he was held in captivity with more than a dozen other suspected gay men.
This week, the Guardian spoke to two men who had been targeted for being gay. Both were outside Chechnya, having already fled the republic, but neither wanted their names, ages or any other identifying factors to be made public, citing a fear of Chechen authorities and their own families.
Ismail (not his real name) said he was first set up by Chechen officials back in October. He exchanged photographs with a man on social media and the men agreed to meet for a date. When they met, instead of taking Ismail to his country house as promised, the man drove him to a forest clearing, where three men in military uniform stripped him naked and beat him up, while another filmed.
Ismail said he paid the bribe, but when rumours began swirling around Chechnya of the gay persecutions, he fled. Police have been to his family home, demanding to know where he is. They told his mother he was gay, causing a huge family scandal, and Ismail now fears his own relatives may now be on the hunt for him and want to kill him.
The second man was stopped at a police checkpoint on the outskirts of the capital city, Grozny, in late March. When his documents were checked, he appeared to be on a list and was shoved into a police car. He overheard the men arresting him say that they had “found one of those who takes it from behind”.
On arrival at the police station, he was searched and one of the men found medical documents in his bag detailing his HIV positive status. “He took pity on me and told me to run, to leave Chechnya and to never come back,” he said. He fled and he is now outside Chechnya. His family believe he has gone to find work.
Many Chechen gay men who have fled and are in Russia say they fear reprisals. Some European countries have agreed to expedite visas for a small number of the men.
Novaya Gazeta, the Russian newspaper which first broke the story, has been the subject of threats from Chechen Islamic and societal leaders. The paper has received two suspicious envelopes containing white powder.
Kadyrov said during his meeting with Putin that it was “unthinkable” that anyone in Chechnya would threaten journalists. However, given a history of attacks on critics of the Chechen leader, the newspaper is taking the threats seriously. The journalist who broke the story, Elena Milashina, has said she will leave Russia for a period.
Russian authorities have said they will investigate the allegations if victims come forward, but the men who spoke to the Guardian said they were too scared to speak out without guarantees of safety.
Previously, Kadyrov’s spokesman Alvi Karimov denied the reports of the purge, saying there were no gay people in Chechnya. “If there were such people in Chechnya, law enforcement agencies wouldn’t need to have anything to do with them because their relatives would send them somewhere from which there is no returning,” he said.
Kadyrov told Putin it was “embarrassing even to speak” about the issue, apparently alluding to the presence of gay men in Chechnya, but assured him that the reports were all lies. Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Kadyrov assured Putin that the reports were “slanderous”.
However, the Guardian understands that some people in the Kremlin have been alarmed by the reports and are attempting to investigate whether they are true, independently of the official enquiry.


Question: Describe the career of Gerry Mays.

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Gerry Mays (18 July 1921 – 20 March 2006) was a Scottish football player and manager. He played for Hibernian, St Johnstone, Dunfermline Athletic and Kilmarnock, and then managed Ayr United. Mays appeared for Kilmarnock in the 1957 Scottish Cup Final and 1952 Scottish League Cup Final, and for Dunfermline in the 1949–50 Scottish League Cup Final.


Question: Describe Marcus Dods.

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Marcus Dods (19 April 1918 in Edinburgh – 30 April 1984 in Henley-on-Thames), was a British musician and composer. He was educated at Rugby School, King's College, Cambridge where he won a choral scholarship, and later graduated from the Royal Academy of Music. He played rugby union at school and university and represented Cambridge University R.U.F.C. in The Varsity Match in December 1938.


Question: Who won the women's doubles title at the 2013 US Open?

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Victoria Azarenka and Maria Kirilenko were the defending champions, but both decided not to participate.
Marina Erakovic and Heather Watson won the title, defeating Jarmila Gajdošová and Vania King in the final, 7–5, 7–6(9–7).


Question: Respond in 15 sentences. Describe the act of activism taken by Mateo Fernandez and other activists during the World Cup in Russia.

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 Respond in 15 sentences. Describe the act of activism taken by Mateo Fernandez and other activists during the World Cup in Russia.

When Columbian activist Mateo Fernandez left for Moscow, he knew he was about to do something dangerous during the World Cup.
Fernandez joined six other activists from around the world to quietly subvert Russia’s “gay propaganda” law that prohibits public declarations of LGBT pride.
The group quickly donned team shirts for their native countries and walked around the city taking pictures. When they stood together, they formed a “rainbow flag,” hiding it from authorities in plain site.
Before leaving, they agreed that if authorities stopped them, they would say they were just friends from different countries touring Russia together.
The pictures quickly went viral, but Fernandez was stopped at the airport as he attempted to leave the country and interrogated for 15 hours. His phone and luggage were confiscated and he was kept alone in a small white room until he was released according to Gay Star News.
“They never told me why I was detained. They demanded to know why I was here. Over and over they asked. It was nerve-wracking.,” Fernandez told the outlet.
When authorities asked if he was in the country for the World Cup, he stuck to the story about being a tourist.
Eventually Fernandez was released without any explanation why he was held. None of the other activists were stopped on their way home.
These brave activists created a pride flag with their t-shirt and then set off across Moscow taking pictures.


Question: Please report any issues you may have encountered while playing NEXT.

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Thanks again, everyone, for playing NEXT, exploring the universe and all its new features, and letting us know about any issues you’ve experienced. All of this is incredibly helpful for us in ironing out any major issues quickly and safely.
We have now released update 1.52 to PC, which includes the fixes detailed below. We’ll be rolling out these fixes to other platforms as soon as possible.


Question: Describe the changes made to the player report system in Overwatch's Winter Wonderland event. Respond in detail.

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‘Tis the merriest time of year—Winter Wonderland is here!
From now until January 1, experience the holiday spirit with a brand-new brawl, Mei’s Yeti Hunt, and relive the previous Winter Wonderland’s magical moments by playing Mei’s Snowball Offensive. Players will also be able to unwrap loot boxes to collect last year’s festive fare in addition to 50 new holiday-themed cosmetics, including legendary skins like Snow Owl Ana, Avalanche Bastion, Beachrat Junkrat, Ice Fisherman Roadhog, Rime Sombra, and more.
To learn more about Winter Wonderland 2017, click here.
Several changes have been made to the player report system.
Players being reported will receive an in-game message letting them know that they have been reported, along with a warning concerning continued negative behavior. Ongoing misconduct will result in silence, suspension, or a permanent ban, depending on the severity of the infraction (in severe cases, players may receive their punishment before receiving the initial in-game message).
Players who report someone for poor behavior, resulting in a disciplinary action, will now be notified with an in-game message when the issue has been resolved. We take every report seriously, along with your feedback. Thank you for your patience as we continue to fine tune these systems.


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. What game should I play?

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Use the arrow keys to guide Pacman.
Want to play flash Pacman?
Want to play Pacman no sound?
Tired of Pacman Go Play Ngame or go watch some funny videos!


Question: Describe a recent race that your child participated in. Respond in detail.

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The first race of the season was all over the place with highs and lows. Let’s start with the wacky weather. The temperature was between 50 and 60 degrees but it was windy with intermittent showers. So all day long we were either too hot or too cold every few minutes. On the good side Jason’s grandma came along to help out and cheer him on. The moral support meant a lot to us. The actual racing was a similar mixed bag but still a good time.
This was the first race on the new LO206jr class at CHMS and everyone, including the track folks, was a little lost on what needed to be done. Our first mistake was going out to practice with the Yamaha rookie and sportsman class. Jason held his own but it was a little sketchy – those karts are fast! For the second and third practice sessions he went out with the other LO206 and LO206jr. That was better but the Senior drivers found the slower karts distracting. Hopefully, next race, they will split the classes up so the everyone is safe.
For the first heat, Jason was in the number 2 spot in the first row on the outside. He got a kick out of hearing his name announced. The 4 racers started off down the track for the warm up lap and then promptly slowed to a crawl. They were so intent on staying together they came to a dead stop and then Jason’s engine died. The track crew did not know they could just pull start it. So, a few of us ran out and gave them some directions and they kids were off to a crawl again. At the green flag Jason jumped out into the lead and lead for most of the race but he was passed in the back stretch before the monza and ended up in second place. I had been messing with the gears again and got it wrong. After consulting with more experts it made a change for the second heat. Still pretty impressive to take 2nd place in spite of my error!
Rain delayed the second heat for about 20 minutes. It started during the Yamaha rookie race and most of them drove off the track. For his second heat Jason started on the outside of the first row and again leapt out on green for the lead, with #99 following right behind and dogging him around the track. As they exited the last corner #99 had a better line and passed Jason as they crossed the start/finish line and into corner 1. Jason stuck with him until the second to last lap, then ran right up to the back of #99 just before the hair pin turn. I realize that Jason has just figured out how to handle this section. They finish the lap, cross the line and get the white flag to start the final lap. This is it. Now or never. Through the monza, up to the hair pin. #99 slows down and hugs the corner at the jog, giving Jason room to take the outside and pull next to him. Jason now has the inside on the hair pin forcing #99 to brake and back off. The pass sticks and Jason leads them to the finish for a first.
With the second and first in the heats, Jason earned a spot on the pole for the Feature. After yet another rain delay, the kids took the parade lap very very slow. This is something we will all have to work on. It was so slow in fact, that Jason’s kart stalled again just before the flag dropped. Thankfully everyone else stopped and waited for Jason’s motor to be started. Next time he won’t be so lucky. Finally, the flag dropped and they were off with Jason in the lead. Unfortunately, on the very next lap Jason got confused and almost took a turn for the kid kart track instead of going straight. #99 passed him and never looked back. Jason tried to catch up but never had the opportunity to get by him again. He finished with a solid 2nd place. He is now tied for first in points at CHMS.
All in all it was a good day. We are getting better and all this practice should help when we start running the road races. Next week we are taking Saturday off due to baseball but might head up to Badger to race with the Briggs Animal on Sunday. But that depends on the rain and it’s not looking good. UPDATE: We are racing tomorrow at CHMS, baseball game was canceled.
Thanks to Grandma Pribyl the “Best Grandma Ever” for helping out and putting up with our nonsense. We were glad to have you. The folks at Concept Haulers for putting this together. My stupendous wife Karen. Our sponsors AtomicDecals for the number stickers and Danrr Autobody for painting the body.


Question: What can you tell me about the Manhan Rail Trail?

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The Manhan Rail Trail is a rails-to-trails paved recreational trail and non-motorized commuter route located in the lower Connecticut River Valley of Massachusetts in the town of Easthampton. The trail, completed in 2003, is part of a larger rails-to-trails project that would extend from New Haven, Connecticut to Northampton, Massachusetts. The trail, named after the Manhan River which it parallels, utilizes the bed of the former Pioneer Valley Railroad, which served the industrial towns of the lower Pioneer Valley from the mid-19th century until 1992. It begins at the Northampton/Easthampton line near Route 10 and ends at Coleman Road, just over the Southampton town line. There are plans to extend the route south through Southampton and eventually to Westfield to connect with the Columbia Greenway.


Question: Tell the story of Witchsy and how they faced and overcame some of their obstacles.

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In its first year, Witchsy has sold about $200,000 worth of this art, paying its creators 80% of each transaction and managing to turn what Dwyer says is a small profit. Earlier this year, they received a small investment from Rick and Morty co-creator Justin Roiland and are working with him on creating some Witchsy-exclusive products. Gazin and Dwyer aren’t gunning for massive scale or fortune, but rather just want to offer a sustainable platform for artists to sell their work without censorship or too much extra noise. So far, it seems to be going well.
But along the way, Gazin and Dwyer had to come up with clever ways to overcome some of the more unexpected obstacles they faced. Some hurdles were overt: Early on a web developer they brought on to help build the site tried to stealthily delete everything after Gazin declined to go on a date with him. But most of the obstacles were much more subtle.
Rather than deterring them, these types of encounters just gave Gazin and Dwyer more motivation to push forward, and an opportunity to have some fun at the expense of tech bro masculinity everywhere.
The imaginary startup entrepreneur Keith Mann will come as little surprise to many women who have worked in tech (not to mention other industries), or anybody who has been keeping up with the news out of Silicon Valley lately. High-profile cases of sexual harassment in the VC world and the controversy over an ex-Google employee’s anti-diversity manifesto are just two of the most recent, notable storylines in the media. Earlier this year, the story of how a pair of male and female colleagues switched email signatures and experienced radically different encounters when dealing with higher-ups and clients went viral. Evidently, email-based sexism in the workplace is something that resonates with more than a handful of people.
Gazin and Dwyer have retired Keith for now, but they concede that they can see a role for him in Witchsy’s future.


Question: Have you heard of Trump Dating?

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While married people are free to join Trump Dating, gay people aren’t. Because of those old-fashioned family values obviously. This was disappointing to discover, as I tend to lean lesbian. Nevertheless, I persisted and joined anyway. Maybe there would be a nice man on the site who would make heterosexuality great again, you never know.
If you are a Trump fan looking for a serious relationship, my username is white111. I know it’s a bit uninspired, but I thought it was on brand. Also, all the good usernames had been taken. Whitepower had been snapped up, as had Hot4Ivanka and Putin.
Despite my anaemic username, I have, thrillingly, already received one message. I’m rather impressed by this, as I didn’t upload a picture and put my height as 8ft tall. Clearly, however, Gumby75 is a man who believes it’s what’s inside that counts. It’s also possible he’s a Russian bot.
I would love to relay the message Gumby75 sent me, but what happens on Trump Dating stays on Trump Dating. Particularly as you have to pay $16.99 (£12) in order to read messages – money better spent on literally anything else. Due to this communication impasse, I’m afraid things don’t look too promising for me and Gumby75. Reader, I probably won’t marry him.
While Trump Dating may sound ridiculous, I regret to inform you that the site is not satire. Although, to be fair, most of the new accounts are probably spoofs – if not, someone needs to tell Ivanka that Jared Kushner is cheating on her, stat. No, rather than being a bad joke, Trump Dating is an inevitable byproduct of the sad joke that constitutes our present reality. Our increasingly polarised political landscape has taken a toll on relationships. A 2016 survey by the charity Relate found one-fifth of its 300 relationship counsellors had helped couples deal with arguments about Brexit, for example. And a survey conducted by Tinder last year found 71% of online daters consider opposing political views to be a dealbreaker. These political divides seem to have triggered a rise in niche, politically oriented dating websites. Remainder is an app for those who voted to stay in the EU. And Trump Dating is not the only Trump-focused relationship site; there’s also TrumpSingles.com.
What there doesn’t seem to be, however, is a dating site for Brexiters. So, I am delighted to announce that I am currently working on BrexitLovers.com, a portal for patriotic passion. It’s still early days for the site, but I guarantee that if you join, you won’t want to leave.
Last week, the Olympic diver Tom Daley and his husband, Dustin Lance Black, announced they were expecting their first child. A torrent of homophobic abuse immediately followed, including an odious column by Richard Littlejohn in the Daily Mail that proclaimed: “Please don’t pretend two dads is the new normal.” Instead of just owning his homophobia, Littlejohn had the temerity to protest that he wasn’t prejudiced; no, actually, he was a feminist! He was worried women were being used as “mere breeding machines” by gay men looking to start a family via a surrogate.
Littlejohn’s vile column was obviously indefensible. But please let’s not pretend that surrogacy (which is still most commonly used by heterosexual couples) is unproblematic. Surrogacy is far from straightforward; every case is different. Nevertheless, I find it difficult not to think of commercial surrogacy as being fundamentally exploitative. Perhaps some women rent out their wombs out of the goodness of their hearts, but in most cases I think the decision is driven by desperation and facilitated by a hyper-capitalism where everything is for sale. There is a power imbalance in most surrogacy agreements that I don’t think one can ignore.
It’s not clear how much consideration Daley and Black have given the issue. In an interview on the Attitude Heroes podcast, Black noted that, while planning for a child, the pair had been surprised to find that commercial surrogacy – which is legal in certain American states – was illegal in the UK. It had been “a bit of a shock”, he said, that the UK, which is more progressive than the US, hadn’t made commercial surrogacy legal. I didn’t get any sense from Black on the podcast that they had suffered great angst over employing a surrogate. He didn’t stop for a second and acknowledge the ethical dimensions of surrogacy. Personally, I find that a bit of a shock.
Thanks to the Winter Olympics the world is currently enthralled by figure skating. So, I would like to pay homage to a hero of British figure-skating history: EF Benson. While Benson is best known for writing the magnificent Mapp and Lucia series, he also figure-skated for England and wrote a guide to the sport. He was part of a wonderfully eccentric family, including a ghost-hunting father who became Archbishop of Canterbury and two brothers who were also prolific writers. Seriously, the Kardashians could never have kept up with the Bensons, who are the firm No 1 on my list of Edwardians I Would Have Liked to Know.


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DTM boss Gerhard Berger says the series will only consider adopting hybrid powertrains if the technology can prove itself to be more than “just a marketing tool”.
For next season the DTM and Super GT have tied-up to create a new set of ‘Class One’ regulations – although Super GT will not run to the new rules until 2020.
The headline change is that DTM will switch from V8 engines to a four-cylinder two-litre turbocharged unit. An expected 100bhp increase will take the total power output to 620bhp, and top speeds in excess of 180mph.
But Berger, chairman of DTM organising body the ITR, told Motorsport.com that hybrid systems still needed to prove themselves if the series is to consider them for its next technical shake-up.
“I think with hybrid, at the moment, you have to ask if it brings us a value except just as a marketing tool,” he said.
“If it gives us added value to racing performance, efficiency and laptime then yes [we would consider adopting it].
His comments followed the announcement that the British Touring Car Championship will develop push to pass technology for all cars to run in the 2022 season, with some current cars to be fitted with hybrid units during 2020/2021 as part of the project's test and development programme.
Berger continued: “If the consequences are that you put a hybrid system in, then it costs a lot of money and it makes you slower because you add 150kg.
After Mercedes’ exit at the end of the season, Audi and BMW will be the only manufacturers in the series. Both marques count hybrid road cars among their range.
As a flagship touring car series, Audi Motorsport boss Dieter Gass added that the DTM should be conscious of reflecting the road car market and that electrically-assisted powertrains “needed to be discussed".
"I think still the DTM, I would say, is the highest level of touring cars,” he said.
“You’re competing on the track with manufacturers that you are competing with on the market. This will carry on. [Hybrid] will be an important element.
“I do foresee as well on the technical side that there will be some changes that we need to discuss probably and need to introduce first step, the up-to-date engine [for 2019], which is an efficient engine.
“We need to potentially look into further steps like a hybrid system on the car at some point. That’s something that needs to be discussed."


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Although the NHS didn’t say what kind of virus infected its systems, it is likely an infestation of ransomware — a malware scourge whose purveyors have taken to targeting hospitals and healthcare facilities.
Ransomware scours an infected computer for documents, audio files, pictures and other things likely to be of value to the system’s owner, and then encrypts that data with very powerful encryption software. Most ransomware variants also scour the local network for other systems or network shares to infect. Victims usually can only get their files back after paying a specified ransom demand using a virtual currency, such as Bitcoin.
Earlier this year, experts began noticing that cybercriminals were using ransomware to target hospitals — organizations that are heavily reliant on instant access to patient records. In March 2016, Henderson, Ky.-based Methodist Hospital shut down its computer systems after an infection from the Locky strain of ransomware. Just weeks before that attack, a California hospital that was similarly besieged with ransomware paid a $17,000 ransom to get its files back.
According to a recent report by Intel Security, the healthcare sector is experiencing over 20 data loss incidents per day related to ransomware attacks. The company said it identified almost $100,000 in payments from hospital ransomware victims to specific bitcoin accounts so far in 2016.
As dependent as healthcare systems are on computers and information technology, the notion that a computer virus could result in bodily injury or death is no longer the stuff of Hollywood movie scripts. Unfortunately, the healthcare industry is for the most part still catching up in its ability to anticipate, prevent and respond to these types of cyber attacks.
As macabre as it may sound, perhaps people dying because of poor cybersecurity is exactly what it will take for more organizations to dedicate the necessary resources toward adequately defending the systems upon which they so heavily rely.
In 2010, I was interviewed by Team Cyrmu‘s Steve Santorelli as part of their ongoing Who and Why Show. Santorelli gave me a few minutes to answer the question, “What keeps you up at night?” My answer was basically that I worry what will happen to the Internet as we know it when people start to die in a measurable way because of computer and Internet security vulnerabilities and attacks. Here’s the entire interview if anyone cares to have a listen.
The crippling of NHS’s systems came as U.K. Chancellor Philip Hammond unveiled a national cybersecurity strategy, warning that hostile “foreign actors” were developing techniques that threaten the country’s electrical grid and airports, among other critical infrastructure.
Further reading: SC Magazine UK’s take on the attack.
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Lincolnshire is also the place where the city council was hit with a 1 million pounds ransomware outbreak impacting 300 machines back in January. Goolgle Lincolnshire and Malware for dozens of news stories. Related???
persistent synchronization eh? I wondered how the malware could find its way out to the cloud storage. First time I’ve heard of this.
This comes as no surprise to those who are familiar with the NHS IT environments. Look up a document called m100 build. This document is used across the trusts as a template or guideline on supported versions of software including Java. This is to ensure that applications accessed by all or multiple trusts are compatible. The last time I checked this document the version of Java was around 3-4 years behind the latest release which means almost all PC’s are still very vulnerable. The public should be concerned because those infected machines are likely to have had access to the Spine which holds both trust and patient identifiable data. To make matters worse applications previously only accessible on the NHS N3 network are opened to the Internet to support IoT, new Mobile applications, portals etc supporting Single Sign On (SSO). The real surprise is the fact the story made it to the media as this is certainly not an isolated incident, a lot worse has happened but simply brushed under the carpet and treated as “lessons learned” on the the security risks register. The tech titans that manage these systems for the individual trusts go to great lengths to protect themselves from incidents like this making it into the media, not by improving security but rather never acknowledging it happened in the first place. I say this from first hand experience.
This malware incident, whatever the malware was, could not be airbrushed out of the public record because it directly impacted patient care for several days. Nothing said about what the actual damage was done to their systems or data, but as ransomware was specifically mentioned in the earlier attack I think we can discount it this time.
I would guess that the attack was not just a website hack but something much more serious, possibly involving access to patient records. If that was the case I’m not surprised the NHS Trust does not want to talk about it, but I am surprised that no-one has pressed the Trust for more information about what if anything has been compromised.


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The Bic Monastery () is a Romanian Orthodox monastery in Bic, Șimleu Silvaniei, Romania.


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For years professional footballers have been setting near impossible athletic standards for young prospects across the globe. But, in a revolutionary move, Manchester United selected 14 year old Stanley Kettering at right back on Saturday to show that, even if you are athletically unable, violently overweight, and severely underage, you can still cut it at the highest level.
The move to tackle the Premier League’s toxic anti-fat culture has been showered with praise by everyone other than Manchester United fans who watched their team fall to a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Everton, with many blaming the new right back for the loss.
Young Stanley was stretchered off the pitch to a chorus of boos after lasting a heroic 7 seconds before collapsing while trying to chase down Everton’s Yannick Bolasie; Stanley’s lack of pace and amorphous frame causing United to concede the quickest goal in Premier League history.


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Aleksandra (Alexandra) Putra (born 20 September 1986) is a Polish competitive swimmer. As a member of the Polish women's team, she competed in the 4×200-metre freestyle relay at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. She previously competed for France at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens. She swam for France at the 2008 European Short Course Championships, and won the 200m backstroke.


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Those who’ve been playing for a while know that this happened with much higher frequency until it was changed so that buildings had to be “shot to death” before you could capture them.
I loves me some Airmech! Giant robots? Sign me up! Giant robot transformers that control entire tank battalions? Sign me up twice!
Want more Airmech comics? Good news, I made some! Airmech comic 1, Airmech comic 2. BAM.
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VideoThe British University says it has no record of Barry Urban ever attending.
Fresh doubts have emerged about the background of Labor MP Barry Urban after a British university he claims to have received a degree from in the 1990s could find no reference to him.
Leeds University, where Mr Urban says he obtained a bachelor of arts in health and physical education, responded to a series of questions from The West Australian yesterday as pressure grew on Premier Mark McGowan to validate the MP’s credentials.
The university’s database office said “there is no record of a Barry Urban” and that a further search by the university’s student archive team could find “no record of any individual of that name”.
Mr McGowan said yesterday that he had seen a document purporting to be Mr Urban’s degree, while dealing with the fallout from revelations that his MP had worn a fake police service medal for 17 years.
In a tense question time in Parliament, the Premier also revealed he had spoken to Mr Urban on November 8 — the same day The West Australian first asked the member for Darling Range if the Australian medal was genuine and how he came to be awarded it.
“It was then brought to the attention of my office and I had a brief conversation with the member for Darling Range on that afternoon, prior to my flight to China,” Mr McGowan told Parliament.
“He assured me there was nothing in it.
But the new questions about Mr Urban’s academic qualifications will further test the Premier’s patience as WA Labor continues to investigate the MP’s military and police service.
Mr McGowan said he was disappointed to be misled but was still giving his MP the benefit of the doubt until inquiries were completed.
One of Mr Urban’s most significant claims is that he investigated war crimes in Bosnia while on secondment from British police.
“He has my full confidence on the basis of what he’s advised me,” Mr McGowan told Parliament.
Mr Urban was not at Parliament yesterday and Mr McGowan said the MP was receiving medical attention at home for the distress he was going through.
Mr Urban initially said he’d been awarded the medal by British police for serving in the Balkans between 1997 and 1998, and that anyone challenging the claim was engaging in a political smear campaign.
Two weeks later, he changed his story, claiming he’d been sent the wrong medal by police in the UK and was investigating why.
But a day later he released a statement saying he’d ordered the fake medal from a military store in WA because he thought he was entitled to one.
The medal is only ever awarded for Australian police officers who serve overseas in peacekeeping roles.


Question: Describe an incident involving a scientist and a federal cruiser. Respond in 48 sentences.

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Breaking News : An independent scientist escapes from death !
Recently a Community Goal was carried out with the aim of enabling Pleiades Resources Enterprise to build an outpost to serve as an observation post in order to ensure our security against possible Thargoids attacks.
We have reported in our columns that this federal interference is not to the liking of lovers of free science. They demanded the lifting of the house arrest that weighs on Professor Palin in Maia as well as the withdrawal of the federal troops from Pleiades Sector.
To ensure our safety, they say.
In the past, security has often served as a pretext for much interference, or worst.
An incident that happened yesterday contradicts all this beautiful propaganda. It almost cost the life of an independent scientist.
But let’s see what he has to say.
Cmdr Virgil Cooler King: Virgil Cooler King, of the faction SANCTIS …. Call me Cooler.
TOP: You seem to be shaken up?
TOP: Keep your calm Cmdr. Tell us what led you to Maia?
Cmdr Virgil Cooler King: Am invited by Palin, at that time I just finished my first delivery of fragments. I saw nothing at the landing. I had not noticed the beast!
TOP: The beast? What are you talking about exactly?
Cmdr Virgil Cooler King: It’s by lifting off! I noticed a cloud of ships above the research center … Then I saw the monster! A Farragut cruiser of the Federation!
TOP: Ah yes, I understand better. Everyone knows that a federal cruiser is posted over the base of Pr Palin. He’s under well guard. What did you do then?
Cmdr Virgil Cooler King: Rather curious by nature, I approached to put an eye on it for a moment, as well as the small devices that whirled around, all was quite normal… Then I turned to the void and started my FSD.
Cmdr Virgil Cooler King: This is when the I.A. warned me! We were attacked! I turned and saw the Fed’s cruiser that was also firing at the other small ships around it! I could not tell you who had assaulted who? … Am not armed as I said, and my hull is paper thin!
TOP: Quite curious indeed. You seem to be saying that the chain of command aboard the federal cruiser would have lost their mind? This will give the protesters an additional reason to ask for the lifting of the house arrest on the professor. Okay, and then?
TOP: Wow! It was a close call. Well, and otherwise, what do you think of all this now that you are safe?
Cmdr Virgil Cooler King: What does this ship look like at Palin ?! … Does he protect him or threaten him? … In any case, I threatened no one! All these services I have rendered them! … They have drawn me in the back like a bird, the cowards! … I am disgusted!
One can understand it, which would not be so.
Fly safe, Cmdr, and keep serving science as you do.


Question: What is Crophius?

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 Describe the album Nimmermehr by Mono Inc. Respond in 4 sentences.

Nimmermehr is the seventh studio album by German Gothic Rock band Mono Inc.. The album is notable for being the first release from the band to feature German sung songs. The album is split between English and German lyrics, which received mixed responses from fans and critics alike. The album was released on August 9, 2013.


Question: What happened to the AMPs held by Synereo?

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 What happened to the AMPs held by Synereo?

The Synereo team met all milestones; AMPs are stable at a significantly higher price.
Synereo has no intention of holding more AMPs than it needs to assure the development of its products and growth of the networks they underlie.
Whenever stabilizing at a higher price, we will again burn our reserves to match our needs and no more.
On March 31, Synereo burned 33% of its cryptocurrency reserves. The burn follows on the heels of successfully meeting development goals with fewer AMPs than initially projected. The updated numbers, as well as all uses of Synereo-held AMPs, can be seen in this fully-transparent finances document.


Question: Provide a description of Kingsdale Foundation School (KFS).

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 Provide a description of Kingsdale Foundation School (KFS).

Kingsdale Foundation School (KFS) is a British mixed secondary school with academy status in West Dulwich, London, with an age range of 11–19. Admissions to the school are coordinated by the Southwark London Borough Council as part of the Pan London Admissions Arrangements.


Question: What is RippleNet and what types of customers does it serve?

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 What is RippleNet and what types of customers does it serve?

Dr. Ben Bernanke and Sir Tim Berners-Lee are speaking at an international banking conference in Toronto Oct. 16-18, but it’s not SWIFT’s Sibos, also being held in Toronto. The former chairman of the Federal Reserve and the inventor of the World Wide Web will be appearing at Swell, a new conference sponsored by Ripple, the global payments company that uses blockchain technology.
McKinsey in its evaluation of payment proposals for the Federal Reserve System’s Faster Payment Task Force, described Ripple as a company that leverages distributed financial technology to enable real-time cross-border payments for financial institutions that join their network. It also “allows for originators to see total cost of payment and real-time tracking for low- and high-value payments,” although McKinsey said the price transparency was dependent on banks’ being willing to share the information.
The report said Ripple is flexible enough to be integrated directly into a financial institution’s payment hub or integrated into a third-party provider’s platforms to which financial institution is already connected.
Ripple recently announced that it has reached 100 customers across 27 countries on RippleNet, its payments network which it says is the world’s only global blockchain solution for payments. Members include Credit Agricole, SEB and Siam Commercial. Banks on the network can send and receive money in seconds with a clear view of the costs and the exchange rate.
Some user examples Ripple cites on its web page include U.A.E.-based RAKBANK and U.K.-based payment providers IFX, TransferGo, and Currencies Direct which will use RippleNet to send payments into India, the largest beneficiary of retail remittances worldwide at $71 billion annually. Blockchain-powered payments into South America will be available to RippleNet members through dLocal, which specializes in payment acceptance and corporate disbursements in emerging markets. It counts Uber, Godaddy, Payoneer and Tipalti among its global customers.
Ripple said that Credit Agricole plans to improve remittance services from Switzerland — home of the largest group of French expatriates worldwide — to France.
Other speakers at Swell will include Brad Garlinghouse, CEO, Ripple; Amit Sethi, CIO, Axis Bank; Tom Jessop, president, Chain Inc.; Kristen Michaud, managing director for treasury operations at GE Capital; Brian Behlendorf, executive director, Hyperledger; Ed Metzger, head of innovation, Santander and Dr. Arak Sutivong, head of strategy, Siam Commercial Bank.


Question: Provide a description of Star Trek Beyond.

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 Provide a description of Star Trek Beyond.

For the Trekkies out there, today is “First Contact Day,” which marks the day humans and Vulcans first made contact in Star Trek lore, and the director of the latest Trek film is celebrating in style. Justin Lin, who takes over the Trek franchise from J.J. Abrams and brings his Fast & Furious expertise to the table, has shared a behind-the-scenes image from the first day of filming Star Trek Beyond (which, in case you were wondering, has long since wrapped). Not only is this image notable because it gives us a look at a pair of alien beings from the new Trek film, but it also serves as a massive tease for an Easter Egg.
Star Trek Beyond finds the crew on their five-year mission and brings Idris Elba into the fold as a villainous character, with Kingsman standout Sofia Boutella playing a new ally. Chris Pine, Zoe Saldana, Zachary Quinto, Simon Pegg, Karl Urban, John Cho, and Anton Yelchin also star as Lin works from a script penned by Pegg and Doug Jung. Star Trek Beyond opens in theaters on July 22nd.


Question: Have any updates come in about Saudi Aramco’s IPO plans?

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 Have any updates come in about Saudi Aramco’s IPO plans?

Saudi Arabia denies reports that the kingdom has scrapped plans to list shares of state-owned energy giant Aramco on stock exchanges.
Saudi Minister of Energy, Industry and Mineral Resources and Chairman of Saudi Aramco Khalid al-Falih said on Thursday: "The Government remains committed to the IPO."
Saudi Arabia on Thursday denied reports that the kingdom has scrapped plans to list shares of state-owned energy giant Aramco on stock exchanges.
Khalid al-Falih, the Saudi minister of Energy, Industry and Mineral Resources and chairman of Saudi Aramco, said in a statement on Thursday: "The Government remains committed to the IPO of Saudi Aramco at a time of its own choosing when conditions are optimum."
His comments follow reports that the listing of Saudi Aramco may be canceled.
Subsequent to those reports, sources familiar with the process had told CNBC's David Faber that "the kingdom's powerful crown prince still wants to take Aramco public at some point in the future."
The IPO is now less urgent because oil prices have rebounded above $70 a barrel, relieving pressure on Saudi finances, the sources said.
The initial public offering would be the largest ever and lies at the center of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's ambitious plan to overhaul the Saudi economy. The Saudis hope to attract a $2 trillion valuation for Aramco, the world's largest oil company, though some outside analysts have pegged its value at half that amount.
"The company, for its part, has completed its internal program for IPO preparedness," al-Falih said in his Thursday statement, adding that bylaws had been amended, and the state oil giant has been converted to a joint stock company as Aramco tries to ensure that its internal financial reporting aligns with potential listing venue requirements.
"This is all positive progress on what is a complex process, preparing the company and the Kingdom for what will ultimately be a global landmark market offering of unprecedented quality and scale," the statement said.


Question: What is Overcast? Respond in 6 sentences.

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 What is Overcast? Respond in 6 sentences.

A powerful yet simple podcast player for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.
Overcast is free, supported by tasteful ads and an optional subscription to remove them.
Download now and see if it’s right for you.
Overcast, Smart Speed, and Voice Boost are registered U.S. trademarks. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc.


Question: Who is Ben Schwietert? Respond in 15 words.

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Ben Schwietert (born 16 February 1997) is a Dutch competitive swimmer who specializes in freestyle.


Question: Explain the benefits of running VMware workloads in Azure.

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 Explain the benefits of running VMware workloads in Azure.

Updated 12/19: Prior information on VMware virtualization on Azure has been removed from the below and moved to this new post.
Just as each organization is unique, each organization will take a unique path to the cloud. Whether you are transferring data, migrating infrastructure, modernizing applications, or building a new app, Azure allows you to move to the cloud in a way that makes the most sense for your needs.
As part of this journey, one request I hear frequently is the desire to move existing on-premises VMware workloads to Azure. This includes migrating VMware-based applications to Azure and integrating with Azure.
Today we are announcing new services to help you at every step of your VMware migration to Azure.
Discovery and assessment. Azure Migrate can discover your on-premises VMware-based applications without requiring any changes to your VMware environment. Azure Migrate offers the unique capability to visualize group level dependencies in multi-VM applications, allowing you to logically group and prioritize the entire application for migration. Through utilization discovery of the CPU, memory, disks, and network, Azure Migrate also has built-in rightsizing to offer size and cost guidance so when you migrate, you can save money.
Migration. Once discovery has completed, with just a few easy clicks, you can migrate your on-premises applications to Azure. Azure Site Recovery (ASR) enables customers to migrate VMware-virtualized Windows Server and Linux workloads with minimal downtime. ASR offers application-centric migration, allowing you to sequence your application servers as they migrate. No other cloud provider offers this built-in multi-tier sequencing. Additionally, Azure Database Migration Service enables customers to migrate their SQL Server and Oracle databases directly into the fully managed Azure SQL Database. For customers who need large volume storage migration, we recently announced Azure Data Box, an appliance designed to simplify data movement to Azure.
Resource & Cost Optimization. Once deployed in Azure, with the free Azure Cost Management service (formerly called Cloudyn), you can easily forecast, track, and optimize your spending. Our calculations show up to 84% TCO savings for certain on-premises VMware to Azure migration scenarios. You can reference this VMware to Azure TCO guide to learn more and even run TCO calculations, yourself. As an example, Capstone Mining has gone through this journey and already saved $6M in capital and operating costs.
Integrate VMware workloads with Azure services. There are many Azure services that you can use together with VMware workloads without any migration or deployment, enabling you to keep your entire environment secure and well-managed across cloud and on-premises. This includes Azure Backup, Azure Site Recovery (for Disaster Recovery), update/configuration management, Azure Security Center and operational intelligence using Azure Log Analytics. You can even manage your Azure resources in the public cloud using the VMware vRealize Automation console. Somerset County Council and Russell Reynolds Associates are example customers who have integrated Azure services with their VMware VMs.
Many of you are looking to move to the cloud to help your business move faster. Azure provides security, reliability, and global scale to help you deliver and scale your applications. At the same time, we understand that it may not be possible to run your entire business in the cloud. You may have low-latency, regulatory, or compliance requirements that require you to run some of your applications on-premises, in a hybrid way. The reality is, running your VMware virtualization stack in the cloud does not address your hybrid requirements. For this, you need a broad set of hybrid services and solutions that provide not just connectivity and virtualization, but true consistency across your cloud and on-premises environments.
Azure is the only true hybrid cloud that enables consistency across application development, management, security, data, and identity. This is made possible with a rich set of offerings like Azure Stack, Azure Backup, Azure Site Recovery, Azure Security Center, SQL Server Stretch DB, Azure Active Directory, and hybrid management with patching, configuration, and monitoring of both cloud and on-premises servers. No other cloud offers this level of comprehensive hybrid capabilities.
We are committed to investing in tools, solutions and services that make Azure simple for you no matter what your needs and where you are in your cloud journey. I can’t wait to hear more about your cloud story.