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Maimonides was a tenth century Jewish philosopher. Heavily influenced by the Arabic philosophers of the age, he was prominent in promoting the idea that God is indivisible and incorporeal. Although he certainly wasn't the first Jewish thinker to say that God doesn't have a physical body, he very strongly imposed it as an article of faith in the Jewish community, claiming that anyone who said that God had a body was an infidel. Find out more on the History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps.


Question: What did Postmedia and Torstar recently agree to?

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TORONTO — Postmedia Network Inc. plans to shutter 20 community newspapers as part of a deal with Torstar Corp., a move that will result in the loss of 244 jobs.
The agreement will see the two companies swap a number of community and daily newspapers.
The companies say the transaction is effectively a non-cash deal, as the consideration for the publications being purchased is roughly equal to that of the publications being sold.
Under the agreement, Torstar will acquire a total of 17 publications from Postmedia including the Barrie Examiner, Niagara Falls Review, Northumberland Today, Orillia Packet & Times, Peterborough Examiner, St. Catharines Standard and Welland Tribune.
Eight weekly community publications and the free dailies 24Hours Toronto and 24Hours Vancouver are also part of the deal.
Meanwhile, Postmedia will acquire 22 weekly community newspaper properties in eastern and southern Ontario and the Metro Winnipeg and Metro Ottawa free daily publications from Torstar.
Postmedia plans to close by mid-January all of the publications except the Exeter Times-Advocate and the Exeter Weekender.


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Glendale is an unincorporated community in Le Flore County, Oklahoma, in the United States.


Question: Explain Kosovo's proposal to redraw the border with Serbia Respond in detail.

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Kosovo's President Hashim Thaci during a round table meeting at the EU-Western Balkans Summit in Sofia, Bulgaria, May 17, 2018.
Kosovo’s president on Thursday reiterated his idea of “a correction” of the border with Serbia, which is widely seen as a territorial swap, as part of a strategy to stabilize relations between both EU-aspirant nations.
“Kosovo’s border with Serbia needs to be redefined, or corrected,” President Hashim Thaci told VOA’s Albanian Service on Thursday, largely repeating comments he made online Wednesday.
Thaci was responding to an idea floated by some Serbian government officials that Kosovo, which has an ethnic Albanian majority but also a Serb minority, should be divided as a possible solution to settle a long-running dispute that is hindering both sides’ ambitions to join the European Union.
Ostensibly dismissing the idea of a divided Kosovo along ethnic lines as unacceptable, Thaci instead proposed the concept of a “redefined” or “corrected” border with its Serbian neighbor to the north.
“It means that in the process of our future dialogue with Belgrade, we will work together with the international community to define the Kosovo-Serbia border,” he said. “I want to emphasize that Kosovo will not be divided; I want to forcefully stress it: Belgrade cannot bring to the table the division of Kosovo, a thing that they have asked for in the past.
Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel, Kosovo's President Hashim Thaci and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic at the EU-Western Balkans Summit in Sofia, Bulgaria, May 17, 2018.
Thaci is to meet Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic in Brussels after the summer break under an EU-sponsored dialogue that has made little progress in normalizing relations between Belgrade and Pristina since it was launched in 2013.
Although Thaci told VOA his idea would not amount to a land swap, Daniel Serwer, director of conflict management at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, said what Thaci describes is nonetheless a partition, not a correction of borders.
“It’s a bad idea because it could be destabilizing for the Balkan region, [and it could] enhance political support for those inside Kosovo who oppose Kosovo statehood and want union with Albania,” Serwer, a former U.S. special envoy to the Balkans, told VOA.
It was earlier this week that some Serbian government officials informally broached the idea of a land swap based on geographic concentrations of ethnic Serb and Albanian minorities — Kosovo’s northern Mitrovica region for Serbia’s Presevo Valley — as a possible solution to the Kosovo issue.
In 1999, NATO intervened to stop a bloody Serb crackdown on Albanian separatists in Kosovo. Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008 and is recognized as a separate nation by more than 100 countries, but not by Serbia.
Tensions remain high after seven years of negotiations, even though the EU has made it clear to the governments in Pristina and Belgrade that they must normalize relations to advance toward membership in the bloc.
This story originated in VOA’s Albanian Service. Some information is from AP and Reuters.


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Welcome to our Election Update for Tuesday, Oct. 9!
Things look good for Republicans in the Senate. According to the Classic version of our forecast,1 the Grand Old Party had a 7 in 9 chance (78 percent) of keeping control; in fact, they might even pick up seats.2 However, in the House of Representatives, the Democrats were in the lead. The Classic model gave them a 3 in 4 chance (74 percent) of winning the House.
If we drill into our House forecast, we expect the national House popular vote to favor Democrats by 7.8 percentage points, which translates to roughly 228 Democratic seats and 207 Republican seats. But what if the House popular vote shifts before Election Day? What if a blue tsunami crashes ashore and Democrats win nationally by 17 points? Or what if Republicans roar back in the polls and win by 1 point? What would happen to forecasted Democratic gains?
It’s like a switch is thrown at D+8 that causes actual Democratic seat gain to go from behind their popular-vote gain pace to well ahead of it. So what happens at D+8? Republicans’ structural advantage in how districts are drawn (gerrymandering, as well as the phenomenon of self-sorting, whereby Democrats tend to cluster in cities, which are already heavily Democratic) begins to erode. That advantage normally allows Republicans to keep control of the House while still losing the popular vote by a modest margin. But if Republicans lose the popular vote by too much, their firewall might break all at once, and Democratic gains could multiply.
For example, let’s see what happens in GOP-gerrymandered states when Democrats rack up huge popular-vote margins. According to our model’s outputs, in Michigan, an 8-point Democratic win in the national popular vote would produce only one Democratic gain — but a D+16 wave would produce five. In North Carolina, Democrats would make zero gains in a D+8 scenario, but they’d flip five districts if they win the national vote by 17 points. In Ohio, Democrats could win the national popular vote by 10 points and not pick up a single seat, but go to D+16 and they could flip three. In Wisconsin, the difference between a D+13 environment and a D+15 environment is the difference between no Democratic pickups and flipping two districts.
The phenomenon is also present in states where Republicans didn’t have free rein to draw the maps they wanted. Virginia’s current congressional map is a hybrid of a Republican plan from 2011 and a court-drawn revision from 2016; in the commonwealth, Democrats pick up no seats in a D+3 scenario but zoom up to four wins if Democrats win the national popular vote by 13. Under Texas’s map, which was imposed by a three-judge panel but which Democrats still criticize for allegedly discriminating against nonwhite voters, going from D+8 to D+17 would mean Democrats go from zero to four gains. What’s more, in states whose maps were drawn to favor Democrats, the same problem exists: In Illinois, even if Democrats win the national popular vote by 10 points, there aren’t any places left for them to make gains. But win it by 12, and Democrats are favored to flip four seats in the Land of Lincoln.
The floodgates could open wide for Democratic gains even in states whose maps were (theoretically) impartially drawn, so simple demographic patterns play a role, too. In California, which has an independent redistricting commission, the difference between a D+4 environment and a D+7 environment is an additional four Democratic gains. Go from D+14 to D+17, and Democrats gain four more. The party projects to net one district in Florida (whose maps were drawn by a court under the state’s Fair Districts amendment) if they win the national popular vote by 8 points, but they could bag as many as seven if they win it by 16. And even though a court also drew New York’s congressional districts, Democrats could gain six seats if they win nationally by 17 points — up from just two Empire State districts if they win nationally by 13 points.
Certainly, though, not every state’s map is built this way. The effects of Republican-controlled redistricting and racial polarization are so strong in Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and Tennessee that Democrats don’t have any realistic pickup opportunities under any of the scenarios discussed here. On the opposite end of the spectrum, maps in Connecticut, Maryland and Massachusetts have already been drawn so effectively for Democrats that there is little to no room for the party to grow. So if Republicans incur massive losses in November, most of them are going to be in a handful of states — those whose maps, intentionally or not, are drawn to Republican benefit. The 2018 election may finally show us just how strong that Republican firewall is.
As of 9 p.m. Monday.
We gave them a 47 percent shot of picking up at least one seat.
I picked D+17 and R+1 as my endpoints because the model gives anything more extreme a very unlikely chance of occurring.
According to FiveThirtyEight congressional model runs on Friday, Oct. 5.


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Graham Shiel (born 13 August 1970 in Galashiels, Scotland ) is the skills coach of the Scotland rugby 7's team. He is now retired from playing rugby, having made 18 appearances for the Scotland national rugby union team and once for the national sevens team.


Question: Describe Stonecoal Creek.

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Stonecoal Creek is a tributary of the West Fork River, long, in north-central West Virginia in the United States. Via the West Fork, Monongahela and Ohio Rivers, it is part of the watershed of the Mississippi River, draining an area of on the unglaciated portion of the Allegheny Plateau. The stream is believed to have been named in the late 1760s by a group of explorers and settlers (including Jesse Hughes), who found coal in nearby hills and mixed with pebbles in the stream.


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The eyebrow raising suggestion was made after “Fox and Friends” co-host Ainsley Earhardt asked Hegseth why Kim had agreed to meet and discuss denuclearization with Trump.
At first, Hegseth offered that Kim “wants a picture with the American president” and is likely weary of the economic sanctions the U.S. and its allies have imposed against North Korea in recent months.
Hegseth’s suggestion follows reports that Kim is concerned about the logistics of traveling to the summit — set to take place in Singapore on June 12 — and fears that if he travels too far from North Korea for too long, a military coup may rise up to oust him.
It’s also been reported that, at least in part, comments made by Trump’s National Security Adviser John Bolton — about the U.S. using the “Libya model” of denuclearization in North Korea — cooled Kim’s interest in meeting with the U.S. That deal ended with the country’s leader, Moammar Gadhafi, being forced from power and killed by a mob.


Question: Describe the former LittleMissMatched store at Disney Springs.

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The former LittleMissMatched store looks set to become a new Art of Disney gallery.
Located in the Marketplace at Disney Springs, the LittleMissMatched store closed in February 2018 and has remained empty.
There is no word yet on a specific opening date, but expect to see it open in time for the holidays.
Disney is yet to make any official announcement on the store.


Question: Respond in 18 sentences. Is vaping safer than smoking cigarettes?

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Vaping is almost certainly less harmful to your health than smoking cigarettes, since it doesn’t contain bits of burned-up tobacco leaf (the cancer-causing “tar” in cigarettes). But if that fact leads smokers to start vaping, but then they don’t quit smoking, what good was the vaping?
A new study found that smokers who also vape are more likely to attempt quitting than smokers who don’t, but at the end of a year they were no more likely to have successfully quit. The study hoped to provide some definitive answers to questions like whether the flavor of e-liquid affects your likelihood of successfully quitting, but in the end the researchers admit the study “might have been insufficient for conducting adequately powered comparisons of subgroups” of vapers. In other words, there were not enough people to answer all the questions they were trying to ask.
You’d think by now this wouldn’t be an open question. Smokers are addicted to nicotine, and vaping provides nicotine, so it should be easy for people to switch away from cigarettes. But that’s true of nicotine patches and nicotine gum, too, and they didn’t exactly start a revolution; long-term studies of these nicotine delivery systems don’t support them as very effective ways to quit, either.
So we still don’t know whether it’s a good idea to start vaping in the hopes that you’ll be able to quit cigarettes. During and after the new study, the vaping industry was evolving quickly, and it still is. One of the study’s authors told the Wall Street Journal that even a few years ago, most vaping systems delivered fairly low levels of nicotine, so that might explain why smokers weren’t able to switch to vaping. There are devices today, like the juul, that deliver a higher dose. Maybe smokers would have an easier time quitting today—but we really don’t know. The study also couldn’t take into account the ways that marketing and public perception about smoking and vaping may have changed.
We’re left with the same conclusions from a National Academies report earlier this year: vaping might help people quit smoking, but it also seems to be drawing in young people who otherwise probably wouldn’t be sucking down nicotine at all. Vaping has famously been said to be “95 percent safer” than smoking, but that’s really just a guess. We still know next to nothing about the safety of the other components of the vapor: Lead and arsenic content, for example, and flavorings that, like diacetyl, may be safe to eat but not to breathe. For now, you’re on your own; guess wisely.


Question: Have you heard the news about Leroy Sane winning the EA SPORTS Player of the Month award?

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Leroy Sane's impressive displays in October have earned him the EA SPORTS Player of the Month award.
The German winger scored and assisted in each of his side's three wins in October as Manchester City made their best start to a Premier League campaign, racking up 28 points from 10 matches.
No player matched the 21-year-old's goal contribution of last month.
He received the most combined votes from a panel of experts, Premier League captains and fans to claim the prize ahead of five other nominees.
Man City's Kevin De Bruyne, Brighton & Hove Albion's Glenn Murray, Arsenal defender Nacho Monreal, Burnley goalkeeper Nick Pope and Wilfried Zaha, the Crystal Palace winger, completed the shortlist.


Question: Have you finished painting your Bolt Action Partisan army?

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Not only is there a variety of unique models in the range, the Footsore models fit the period and the equipment that I needed for my Bolt Action army.
Painting these models presented a unique challenge. Because partisan and resistance forces do not wear a uniform, when painting these models I had to strike a balance between keeping each model unique and at the same time trying to maintain the individuality of a ragtag group of resistance fighters. In order to achieve this goal, I unified the weapons, equipment and basing for every model. So even though there are major differences in clothing and kit these three points of similarity resulted in a cohesive look and feel.
In Bolt Action these models fit into two different units – Regular Partisans withs rifles and Inexperience Partisans with pistols. The Regulars make up the bulk of my army. Between Footsore and few other companies, I have 39 riflemen all told. Thier purpose is to take a hold objectives while being able to sustain a heavy amount of punishing enemy fire. Even though the units are Regular, not Veteran, because they are two large squads (20 and 19 models each) they can absorb far more casualties than your standard Bolt Action unit. You will typically see units between 8 and 12 models strong but not these Partisans. They will be taking to the field of battle at almost double the unit size. This factor alone will make the two Regular units difficult to shift off of objectives.
The Inexperienced Pistol squads have a different role. These two squads are my strike force. The plan is to use trucks to outflank the enemy and then dismount and engage in close combat assaults. The lower points cost and the potential to put out 24 close combat hits gives the two pistol squads to ability to ‘punch above their weight’ and can threaten more expensive enemy units.
Footsore provided me with a variety of models all equipped with what I needed. The sculpts are unique and the casts were of the highest quality – very little cleaning required and were a joy to paint. It is not often that I am able to paint units in an army using a mixed and varied color pallet. I am looking forward to additions to the range and I cannot wait to get these Partisan out on the table!
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Eduard Salomon Frankfort (21 June 1864, in Meppel – 19 August 1920, in Laren) was a Dutch Jewish painter during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.


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Weekly Dev Update: 2017 April 7th - HUD, Prestige, Prefabs and more!
This week there was no update to the Live version of Boundless but this doesn’t mean development has slowed. We have a big collection of features accumulating in our internal staging environment. Many of these features are interconnected and are best released together.
The changes ready to go are the collective Settlement, Beacon and Prestige updates, a revised set of Tutorial Objectives, and the new Statribute system that enables all the RPG elements. This update will be release to the Testing version of Boundless as a Steam beta next week. Likely on Wednesday or Thursday. Whilst the features (as usual) are a work in progress, they should be playable and make a significant difference to the game.
We also have a collection of updated and re-skinned GUIs, updated Wildstock skins, updated 1st person animations and lots more.
We continue with the beacon updates, adding more of the first pass GUI and Beacon Fuelling logic.
The HUD has added more detail to interactive blocks, such as machines and plinths, to explain the beacon permissions available on them. The GUI reskinning has been working through the crafting and machine screens. We have also spent time fixing some of the bugs related to smart stacks.
The new tutorial is now in and being tested. We continue the work with attributes and the skill unlock features. As part of this the higher tool upgrades now support damaging multiple blocks with a single action, examples include a cross shape, horizontal and the full nine. The point projectiles now also break blocks, if they are powerful enough, but only tools will create block drops for natural blocks.
The character animation updates are progressing with a new consume animation added so you no longer mine meat.
We added message coalescing to the network traffic that will reduce the number of packets sent. This should help reduce latency spikes, especially on lower bandwidth connections and Wifi.
@luke-turbulenz has been continuing to reviewing all the biomes we have made working out how best to make the next set of worlds. If you want to contribute biomes to the game, please checkout the public repository and let us know. He’s also been supporting Andy on the objectives and tutorial.
@olliepurkiss has been back onto balancing, with tool and weapon damage taking a step forwards. He’s also been looking at the creature data with a view to more balancing. In between he’s been doing more Forge design.
Rob has been mainly improving and polishing existing HUD elements this week including additional compass states and icons, an updated newsflash and status effect HUD. He’s also been looking at icons for the various sized settlements.
HUD Updates - can you spot the changes?
This week @gerryjacobs has continued on the final animation pass on the hammer and tools. There’s quite a few changes to the asset structure under the hood so we will release when all is fully complete.
Give me that orange and purple gleam! I love those gleam trees. They look awesome. I’m actually thinking of replicating something along those lines in my courtyard.
As for the UI updates. I’m loving the look, but will your coin always be visible in the top right? I don’t think it’s something that constantly needs to be displayed on your screen.
OMG amazing, can’t wait I really can’t bring myself to keep mining so waiting on the next update.
Hammer name is exotic Ice-breaker level 10? woah, wonder if that’s a skill thing, or a crafter ability to make higher tier hammers??
And OMG is that WHITE gleam on those trees??
Explosive darts and a level 10 Exotic Icebreaker!
Can’t wait to see this in game! Just fantastic as usual.
I may have to play the testing version next week, all week. The tutorials seem like a much needed upgrade, will all the new interested players coming in.
And I love the improvements on the GUI, the prefabs, the new compass icons and the explosive things. Give me all the explosives.
Ok, now you made me go and do the rest of them through google, which brings up some hilarious results - the google ones came back as a result of typing the entire text in them. My guesses are based on the fact that I’m assuming they are Objectives to complete and using a Latin site to translate words 1 by 1.
I can guess at: “No Spade: Craft a spade”?
I can only guess at: “Nutrition jugs: consume 1 healing potion”?
I can guess at: “kill 25 creatures while hanging”? or “travel to another world without a portal and kill 25 creatures”?
Pfft, I got no idea on this one: Travel to “Japan” (as a planet name) and kill 25 creatures?
I love the fruit trees!! Strawberry are the jam but I would like more!
@james it’s looking really good! Super excited!
This update will be release to the Testing version of Boundless as a Steam beta next week. Likely on Wednesday or Thursday.
@james can you tell us when this will be up? I am quite keen to test this out.
can you tell us when this will be up? I am quite keen to test this out.
each time you go to sanctuary it resets your skills. i have gone there twice and had to take compass unlock twice.
Edit: to be clear the compass stays on each time i just have to relearn it with more skill points each time i log in.


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Evdeizle is an online DVD rental company in Turkey, similar to the American company Netflix. It was the first online DVD rental company in the country, founded in the capital city Ankara in 2004. Following its establishment, Evdeizle was awarded "Best New Website in the Service Industry in Turkey" for 2005 by Altın Örümcek Web Ödülleri ("Golden Spider Web Awards"), sponsored by PC Magazine Turkey. Subscribers can rent DVDs from more than 15,000 titles which have been released in Turkey.


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A couple of weeks back the Litecoin LTC (LTC) blockchain split in two to form the new Litecoin Cash (LCC) hard fork. But despite some requests from users, it appears that leading cryptocurrency exchange desk Coinbase has no immediate plans to add Litecoin Cash trading pairs on its platform – at least not for the time being.
While the company refrained from providing more details on its plans for the forked currency, it did not rule out the possibility it might get listed on the exchange desk, saying that it is actively “tracking” LCC’s progress.
To give you some background: Litecoin Cash aims to replace Litecoin’s Scrypt encryption protocol with SHA-256. The tweak will make it possible to leverage old Bitcoin mining hardware to mine LCC, according to the developers behind this undertaking.
The Litecoin Cash team has promised to distribute LCC to Litecoin holders in a 10 to one ratio. This meant that if you were holding 10 LTC, you would have been entitled to 100 LCC. Needless to say, users were finding it difficult to decline an opportunity to score some free tokens.
As pointed out by Inverse, the only way to claim LCC (assuming you store your LTC on Coinbase) was to move your funds to a private wallet like Litecoin Core or Jaxx. This way you will have access to your private keys – and thus to your LCC freebie.
The reason is that Coinbase has a strict policy against sharing private keys with users.
Meanwhile, several less known exchanges have already opted to list LCC trading on their platforms. The list so far includes YoBit, CryptoBridge, SouthXchange, and Trade Satoshi.
The statement is somewhat ironic, since Litecoin itself forked off from the Bitcoin blockchain. Still, his concerns are not entirely groundless.
Lee has rightfully warned that the Litecoin Cash developers completed a pre-mining session ahead of the hard fork, accounting for about one percent – or roughly 5.5 million LCC – from the entire supply. For context, LCC stands at $0.91 at the time of writing, according to Coin Market Cap.
Last December, Coinbase announced support for Bitcoin Cash – a popular hard fork of the main Bitcoin blockchain – after the currency surged up to crack the top five biggest cryptocurrencies by market share. However, the company took several months to green light this move.
But as Coinbase already made it clear: the decision will ultimately come down to how the larger crypto-community fares in on Litecoin Cash. It remains unclear if users that held LTC when the hard fork took place will receive any LCC, if this happens.


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While Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is spin-off, Suda51 definitely has plans for the mainline franchise. As a matter of fact, Suda51 said that he already has an outline for where he would take Travis in the next, official numbered sequel. The thing is, Suda51 needs to drum up some interest in the franchise to actually make that numbered sequel happen, which is where Travis Strikes Again comes in. The success/failure of that title could directly relate to No More Heroes 3 actually happening, or being shelved.
As for Travis Strikes Again, Suda51 had a few more tidbits about the game's development to share.
If you want to build series interest, releasing a game with a different style is clever. People who buy the new game because of its new style will at least have a look at the other games, and fans of the series will buy the new game because it's in the series they enjoy.
Start with a HD remaster of the first two games Suda, I'd like the PS3 version of NMH1 especially.


Question: Have you heard about the new SilentPatch update for GTA 3, Vice City, and San Andreas? Respond in 408 words.

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I have enormous respect (and a fair amount of adoration) for the people who make unofficial patches for ageing games. With each generation of hardware and each new operating system, we lose a few more games, and these dedicated folks are working hard to keep that number as low as possible.
One of these long-running update projects is SilentPatch, a combination patch for Grand Theft Auto 3, Vice City and San Andreas, three games that share an engine. It updated again just yesterday, and while the change-log isn’t especially huge, some of the tweaks made are quite interesting.
Have you ever wanted to run GTA 3, VC and SA simultaneously? If so… why? What possible need could you have for such a thing? You’re clearly very strange, but at least SilentPatch has you covered now, as it’s resolved an old long-standing bug that prevented the games from being run in parallel.
More practically, it seems that a lot of timing issues have been fixed across the shared engine. Across all three games, input latency for keyboard players is reduced by one frame. San Andreas’ dancing minigame will now also remain synced properly, wheras it would previously drift further off from accuracy the longer an individual play session went on.
Probably the most baffling thing in the patch notes is in San Andreas ‘Setting a BMX on fire will not set CJ on fire anymore.’ Apparently the poor guy was psychically linked to his bike. Not a behaviour I’d ever noticed in game, but I’d also never tried setting a BMX bike on fire, on account of it generally not being an especially flammable vehicle. You can check out the whole change-log, as well as grab the latest SilentPatch here.
SilentPatch is far from the only active classic fan-patch project still running. Those hard-working fans of Myth 1 & 2 are still semi-regularly updating Project Magma so that you can still enjoy Bungie’s best games that aren’t Halo. Don’t forget the excellent NewDark patches for Thief 1 & 2 and System Shock 2, which are included as standard in the GOG versions of those games, and have opened doors to new modding possibilities.
What are your favourite ongoing fan-patch projects? What keeps you coming back to something fifteen or more years old? Doom is a given, but perhaps there’s some community there still beavering away at something that I haven’t thought about in years.
Is television really THAT bad?


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Sky Watch, also known as Sky Watch Civil Air Patrol (SWCAP), is a volunteer civil aviation organisation founded in 2000 in the United Kingdom in Yorkshire. The program federates efforts of small aircraft and microlight pilots to assist air traffic control and emergency services by providing search and rescue and air-sea rescue resources when called upon. It has over 200 members and is the "largest charitable air observation organisations in Europe".
While similar in function to the United States Civil Air Patrol, Sky Watch is considerably younger and does not have the same degree of integration with the air force.


Question: Who are the two people mentioned in the British media recently that have a lot of similarities?

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Phrased carefully for his viewers, saying the British public will form militias to do it. Who is it that has a history of organising the type of people obsessively concerned about these matters?
Both agree on an expansionist, conquering interpretation of the Quran.
Both are denounced by the vast, vast majority of British Muslims.
Both have been in prison.
Both love noisy confrontational street demonstrations where violence and arrests were common.
Both have been taken apart in BBC interviews by Andrew Neil.
Both, in their time, loved a beer and a fag.
Both were based in Luton.
Both struggled to keep their language short of incitement to violence laws, treading carefully to avoid official action against them.
Both are attention-seeking media manipulators who exploit legitimate grievances.


Question: Explain the 2016 presidential campaign of Lincoln Chafee.

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 Explain the 2016 presidential campaign of Lincoln Chafee.

The 2016 presidential campaign of Lincoln Chafee, the 74th Governor of Rhode Island, and former United States Senator from Rhode Island, was formally launched on June 3, 2015. His campaign for the Democratic nomination for President of the United States in the 2016 election was his first campaign as a Democrat, after having previously been elected senator as a Republican, and governor as an independent. He received zero votes either formally or by write-in, meaning he got the fewest votes of any major party candidate in the Democratic or Republican Primaries 2016.
Chafee's father, John Chafee, was the senior United States Senator from Rhode Island, who had intended to retire, and not seek reelection in 2000; Lincoln had intended to run to win his father's seat the same year. On October 24, 1999, John Chafee died, and Republican Governor Lincoln Almond appointed his son, then a Republican to fill the vacancy of his Republican father. Due to the proximity between his appointment and the scheduled election in 2000, no special election was called. Chafee was elected to his seat outright with a large majority.


Question: Explain the concept of the multiverse and how it is connected with the debate over the idea of intelligent design.

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 Explain the concept of the multiverse and how it is connected with the debate over the idea of intelligent design.

This month’s blockbuster Marvel comic book movie Dr. Strange will serve as many people’s introduction to the exotic idea of the multiverse, the notion that besides our universe there are a host — maybe an infinity — of unseen other universes, some radically different from our own, some highly similar but distinct in crucial ways.
The film is a worthy and thought-provoking entertainment, but an idea that serves as a good plot device for imaginative counterfactual play in the realm of fiction becomes something very different when taken as an article of faith and used as an explanatory tool in science.
You see, there’s a big divide running through physics, astronomy, and cosmology, and the idea of a multiverse is at the center of the controversy, serving as a crucial means of explaining away some powerful evidence for intelligent design.
On one side of the controversy are scientists who see powerful evidence for purpose in the way the laws and constants of physics and chemistry are finely tuned to allow for life — finely tuned to a mindboggling degree of precision.
On the other side of the divide are those who insist with Harvard’s Richard Lewontin that they simply cannot “let a divine foot in the door.” In the case of the fine-tuning problem, they keep “the divine foot” out with a pair of curious arguments. Each involves a fallacy, and one of them the idea of a multiverse.
The first of these goes like this: Sure the universe is fine tuned for life. What did you expect? If it weren’t we wouldn’t be here to register our good fortune.
The unreasonable answer points to a necessary condition for observing X when what’s called for is a sufficient cause for X. Instead of providing a sufficient cause for the fine-tuning pattern, intelligent design opponents change the subject.
A second tactic for countering the fine-tuning argument to design runs like this: Our universe is just one of untold trillions of universes. Ours is just one of the lucky ones with the right parameters for life. True, we can’t see or otherwise detect these other universes, but they must be out there because that solves the fine-tuning problem.
Consider an analogy. A naïve gambler is at a casino and, seeing a crowd forming around a poker table across the room, he goes over to investigate. He squeezes through the crowd and, whispering to another onlooker, learns that the mob boss there at the table lost a couple of poker hands and then gave the dealer a look that could kill, then on the next two hands the mobster laid down royal flushes, each time without exchanging any cards. Keep in mind that the odds of drawing even one royal flush in this way is about one chance in 650,000. The odds of it happening twice in a row are 1 chance in about 650,000 x 650,000.
The naïve gambler hasn’t explained the mobster’s “run of luck.” All he’s done is overlook one reasonable explanation: intelligent design.
The naïve gambler’s error is the same error committed by those who appeal to multiple, undetectable universes to explain the “luck” that gave us a universe fine-tuned to allow for intelligent observers.
You are alone in the forest when a gun is fired from far away and you are hit. If at first you assume that there is no one out to get you, this would be surprising. But now suppose you were not in fact alone but instead part of a large crowd. Now it seems there is less reason for surprise at being shot. After all, someone in the crowd was bound to be shot, and it might as well have been you. [John] Leslie suggests this as an analogy for our situation with respect to the universe. Ironically, it seems that Leslie’s story supports my case, against his. For it seems that while knowing that you are part of a crowd makes your being shot less surprising, being shot gives you no reason at all to suppose that you are part of a crowd. Suppose it is pitch dark and you have no idea if you are alone or part of a crowd. The bullet hits you. Do you really have any reason at all now to suppose that there are others around you?
So there in the dark forest the walker gets shot and thinks, “Gosh, I guess I’m really surrounded by lots and lots of other people even though I haven’t heard a peep from any of them. That explains me getting shot by chance. A hunter’s bullet accidentally found this crowd, and I’m just the unlucky fellow the bullet found.” The reasoning is so defective you have to wonder if the walker got shot in the head and his powers of rational thought were blasted clean out of him.
In the firing squad analogy, the prisoner infers a lucky bullet pattern (rather than intentional one) based on the fact that if he hadn’t been fortunate enough not to get shot, he wouldn’t be there to observe the interesting bullet pattern. In the forest analogy, the walker mistakenly invokes many walkers on his way to deciding that a lucky bullet unluckily struck him.
The opponents of intelligent design in physics and cosmology often make a great show of being too rational to even consider intelligent design, but they attempt to shoot down the fine-tuning evidence of design by appealing to these irrational arguments. Both arguments go well wide of the mark.
There’s an irony here. The universe is exquisitely fine-tuned to allow for intelligent designers, creatures able to see, hear, and reason, and to design things like telescopes and microscopes that allow us to uncover just how amazingly fine-tuned the universe is. Fine-tuning allows for intelligent designers such as ourselves, but atheists insist we cannot consider an intelligent designer as the cause for this fine-tuning. Fortunately for us, reason is prior to atheism.


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Tracy Grimshaw (born 3 June 1960) is an Australian journalist and television presenter. She is currently the host of "A Current Affair" and was a co-host of "Today" for nine years.


Question: What are your thoughts on 5G technology and its potential impact on current smartphone users?

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Qualcomm today announced the launch of what it says are the world's first fully-integrated 5G millimeter wave and sub-6 GHz RF modules for smartphones and other devices, with the new 5G mmWave antenna combining a 5G millimeter wave radio, power amplifier for signal boosting, and antenna array, all in a package that's small enough to fit on a fingertip.
Qualcomm's QTM052 mmWave antenna module family and its QPM56xx sub-6GHz module family are designed to pair with the previously announced Qualcomm Snapdragon X50 5G modem to pave the way for smartphones and other devices able to take advantage of 5G networks.
"Today's announcement of the first commercial 5G NR mmWave antenna modules and sub-6 GHz RF modules for smartphones and other mobile devices represents a major milestone for the mobile industry. Qualcomm Technologies' early investment in 5G has allowed us to deliver to the industry a working mobile mmWave solution that was previously thought unattainable, as well as a fully-integrated sub-6 GHz RF solution.
The new 5G mmWave antenna modules are designed to fit in the bezel of a smartphone and the idea is to put multiple antenna modules (up to four) into different locations in the bezel so a 5G signal can be received even if one of the antennas is covered up by a hand or blocked by something in the environment, as is common with the way millimeter wave signals work.
This design also boosts signal that's received, with the device able to choose the module receiving the strongest signal and swap between them seamlessly for a reliable 5G connection. Up to 800MHz of bandwidth in the 26.5-29.5 GHz, 27.5-28.35 GHz, and 37-40 GHz mmWave bands is supported.
In technical terms, QTM052 mmWave antenna modules support advanced beam forming, beam steering, and beam tracking technologies for improved range and reliability.
Millimeter wave technology is ideal for dense urban areas and crowded indoor environments, but broad 5G coverage requires the sub-6GHz spectrum bands, which is what Qualcomm's new QPM56xx RF module family addresses. This includes the new QPM5650, QPM5651, QDM5650, and QDM5652 modules.
Qualcomm says the first 5G millimeter wave antenna modules are being shipped out to customers this week, and the first crop of devices able to take advantage of 5G networks will be released late this year.
Mobile hotspots are likely to be the first accessories to include Qualcomm's technology, but the company says that we can expect Android smartphones with this 5G millimeter wave antenna during the first half of 2019. 5G devices require 5G networks, which carriers are working on.
T-Mobile is building out its 5G network with plans to roll it out to 30 cities this year, AT&T plans to deploy 5G to customers in a dozen cities in 2018, and Verizon plans to activate fixed 5G services in Sacramento in late 2018, with a mobile 5G service to launch approximately six months later.
As announced at Mobile World Congress, Qualcomm is partnering with more than 20 electronics manufacturers who will use its 5G technology, including Asus, Fujitsu, Nokia, HTC, LG, Oppo, ZTE, Xiaomi, OnePlus, Vivo, and more.
Apple is not a known Qualcomm partner and it is not clear if the two companies will work out their differences given the intense legal battle that is going on between the two. When asked whether Apple would potentially choose this technology for future iPhones, Qualcomm said it was not able to comment on that.
Little is known about Apple's 5G plans at the current time, but November rumors suggested Apple was "leaning heavily" towards using Intel's 5G modems in future iPhones, with Apple engineers already working with Intel on 5G technology.
That report, from Fast Company, suggested at the time that Apple's discussions with Qualcomm have been "limited." Other reports have suggested Apple is considering eliminating Qualcomm chips from future iPhones and iPads, and this year, it looks like Intel will be supplying the majority of chips needed for the 2018 iPhone lineup.
can I get dat 5G?"
5g lets one burn through their data allowance in seconds. What’s the use unless your data plan is unlimited and non-throttled?
Your phone won’t start to load all the websites and videos you consume at once, as soon is it gets 5G. You will use the exact same data as in 4G as long as you don’t change your web usage habits. The pages and videos will just load sligthly faster.
4G almost feels short-lived... especially for a technology named “Long Term Evolution”. Granted, it will stay as the baseline in many places for ages to come, and rightfully so - 4G is truly amazing technology that allowed the real mobile broadband breakthrough.
there are such disparities between these touted download speeds and what I get on verizon's LTE that this doesn't even seen to matter to me!
In my opinion, the power of 5G does not lie with mobile networks.
It lies with fixed 5G to displace traditional cable providers from their hold on home networks.
An aggressive deployment of fixed 5G will provide relief to those, like me, that are tied to a city's cable duopoly.
Maybe not this decade -- but definitely by next one.
For now, I couldn't care less about 5G on my iPhone. And my iPad is only WiFi-capable anyway -- and so are our Macs and Rokus (obviously).
I trust Apple will have a proper response to this in their devices, through Qualcomm or otherwise. It isn't anything I am particularly worried about at the moment considering it's probably a solid year away.
3g to 4g or lte was a big deal. I don’t view this as a big deal, considering the state of the cell phone plans in North America.
Hey how about we get 100% coverage around the whole country first before we move beyond LTE?
Damn, I won’t pretend to have understood everything, but still, thanks!
Basically by deploying "5G" or upgrading their Network equipment to 5G, you will likely get much better 4G services instead, and you don't need a 5G handset to enjoy those benefits.


Question: Describe the recent computer vision acquisitions from Oculus Research.

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Computer vision is at the heart of delivering comfortable and incredible virtual reality. Over the last two years, we’ve focused on bringing together the best and brightest in the space to solve some of the hardest vision challenges facing VR.
Today, we’re pleased to announce three key computer vision acquisitions joining the Oculus team.
Nimble VR was founded in 2012 by Rob Wang, Chris Twigg, and Kenrick Kin. Since then, they’ve been developing machine learning and computer vision capabilities to enable high-quality, low-latency skeletal hand tracking, which has the potential to be part of a great VR user experience.
The 13th Lab team has been focused on developing an efficient and accurate real-time 3D reconstruction framework. The ability to acquire accurate 3D models of the real-world can enable all sorts of new applications and experiences, like visiting a one-to-one 3D model of the pyramids in Egypt or the Roman Colosseum in VR.
Chris is an expert in the motion capture space. His recent projects include visual tracking for The Lone Ranger and Star Trek Into Darkness movies, both of which were nominated for the 2014 Academy Award for Best Visual Effects.
Chris has spent the last 11 years as a professor of Computer Science at New York University. Prior to NYU he was on the faculty at Stanford University and worked for several companies including Hewlett Packard, Interval, Disney Feature Animation, and LucasFilm’s Industrial Light and Magic. Chris will be directing a vision research team for Oculus Research.
Nimble VR, 13th Lab, and Chris will all be winding down their existing projects to focus on VR full-time at Oculus as part of both product engineering and Oculus Research. Please join us in welcoming them to the team!
We’re always on the lookout for more phenomenal engineers and researchers interested in tackling the unsolved CV problems that move us closer to consumer VR. You can check out job listings for Oculus and Oculus Research on the oculus.com Careers page: https://www1.oculus.com/careers/.


Question: Describe a game of The Bad Shitpost AI

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Welcome to The Bad Shitpost AI Game!
This game is inspired by a shitpost made on the CBR discord by scissor_fingers where he said all civs should just fight with their starting warrior. So yeah... this is just that :P. Enjoy!
Immediately we have multiple eliminations: Shoshone and Siam. Probably the earliest eliminations in an "AI game".
Turn 2 and new eliminations come in: Arabia, Assyria and Poland. The Netherlands' warrior is in the black.
Turn 3 and more eliminations: The Netherlands, Zulu and China. Ottomans and Venice are in the red.
Ottomans are the only elimination this turn. Several warriors are low health, Venice and India are in the red.
New turn new eliminations. India and Greece are eliminated. Mongolia and Carthage drop to the red meanwhile Venice gets a self-heal promotion.
Despite that Venice still dies alongside Mongolia. Germany is in trouble now.
Germany somehow lives while the neighbouring Huns die. Maya joins them in death. England is the only one not in the red.
Spain is the next to hit the dust. Everyone is in the red now.
Carthage dies next and its now England v Germany. Warrior v Warrior. May the best man win.
And the winner is the mighty strong English warrior! Thanks for reading and i'm sorry for wasting your time with this.


Question: Write an essay explaining whether or not Jerry could sue the newspaper and the writer for defamation based on the “The Outing” Seinfeld episode. Respond in 819 words.

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After Sharon, an NYU journalism student, “outs” Jerry by saying that he and George are a couple, the bickering long time companions desperately try to demonstrate otherwise. Once the article is published, could Jerry sue the newspaper and the writer for defamation?
To begin with, truth is the ultimate defense against a claim of defamation. If Jerry and George were lifelong steam-room partners then Jerry would have absolutely no claim of defamation.
The first step in the analysis would be to determine if calling someone “gay” is defamatory.
In 1984, a New York court found that due to the “social opprobrium of homosexuality” and “[l]egal sanctions imposed upon homosexuals in areas ranging from immigration to military service…. the potential and probable harm of a false charge of homosexuality, in terms of social and economic impact, cannot be ignored.” Essentially, the court found that both the law and society discriminated against the LGBT community and, thus, mere association with that community could impact career prospects or social standing. The court concluded that, at least according to social standards, there was something wrong with being gay.
This changed just a few years ago, in 2012, when the New York courts found that society had evolved to the point that even though “lesbians, gays and bisexuals have historically faced discrimination and such prejudice has not been completely eradicated,” being gay no longer results in widespread legal, social, or economic marginalization. Finally, society agreed with Jerry; there is nothing wrong with being steeped in gayness.
The incident in question took place on February 11, 1993, just a couple years before the (unconstitutional) Defense of Marriage Act was signed into law and Bill Clinton ordered the military to issue a policy of “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” regarding gays in the military, a point addressed by The Sailor that thanks Jerry midway through “The Outing.” It seems fair to think that the LGBT community in 1993 still faced serious societal discrimination. So, yes, according to the courts in the early 90’s there is something wrong with falsely calling someone gay.
Since Jerry is, in fact, a heterosexual, even though he wore culottes as a kid, it is likely that a court would find the newspaper article to be defamatory. But Sharon and the NYU newspaper could still offer a defense that they are protected under the Public Figure Doctrine.
Under the Public Figure Doctrine, which is an extension of the Public Official Doctrine, defamatory statements against anyone classified as a public figure are only actionable if the reporter acted with actual malice: either Sharon had to (1) know her article was false or (2) act with reckless disregard as to its truth or falsity. This is a high standard for the plaintiff to show and is almost always a winning defense.
So is Jerry a public figure? The traditional definition is anyone who “invite[s] attention and comment” is considered to be a public figure. We know that Jerry is a professional comedian, has appeared on national TV, and is writing his own sitcom. He is also, in the words of the super Silvio, “all about, me, me, me. Please, look at me! I am so pretty! Love me! Want me!” It is true that Sharon, herself, has “never even seen [Jerry], has no idea who I am,” but the simple fact that she does not know who he is does not mean that the general public is unaware of Jerry. At the end of the day, he is “an entertainer and [he is] desperate for attention.” It is likely that a court would find Jerry has enough of a public profile to be recognized as a public figure.
Since Jerry is a public figure, he would then need to show that Sharon either knew Jerry was not gay or that she acted with reckless disregard to the truth of his sexuality, i.e. she did not do her research for the story.
Sharon has quite a bit of evidence to support her angle of the story. She overhears Elaine saying to Jerry and George that “just because you two are homosexuals, so what? I mean you should just come out of the closet and be openly gay already.” Jerry himself admits that “people think I’m gay,” because “I’m single, I’m thin and I’m neat.” Even after Jerry and George convince her that they are both heterosexuals, Sharon later overhears Jerry and George joking that the two of them “fooled her.” Much like George’s parents, it’s hard to know what’s going on.
Given the confusion over the situation, and Jerry’s own self admission that he is commonly thought to be gay, Sharon almost certainly did not act with actual malice when writing the story. While her article may not be 100% factual, it is not defamatory.
When it comes to public figures, people’s sexual preferences can often be everybody’s business… not that there’s anything wrong with that.


Question: What can you tell me about the Terror Birds in Skyrim?

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A Terror Bird stands as tall as a Giant or higher, and is a highly aggressive carnivore. They travel in packs and have a very long aggro distance. Unable to fly, they have evolved to sprint in pursuit of prey, cus that, Terror Birds have long legs and powerful hooked beaks designed to tear flesh and crush bone.
Racing across the plains of Skyrim, there are strange feathery shapes, taller than a man. They peck and kick their prey to death with hooked beaks mounted on heads as big as that of a horse’s. These are the terror birds, the dominant predator of the tundra.
A Terror Bird stands as tall as a Giant or higher, and is a highly aggressive carnivore. Extremely Aggressive, they travel in packs and have a very long aggro distance. Having evolved to sprint in pursuit of small prey, Terror Birds have long legs and powerful hooked beaks designed to tear flesh and crush bone. They have traded the power of flight for this, having only vestigial wings, generally used for balance in high-speed chases in the Tundra.
Because their aggressive behaviour, they are not easely tamed to be used as mounts. A regular non-aggressive mount will be added, but as a separate mod, and not now. Will come with saddle, and other stuff.


Question: Describe Farzana Raja.

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

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


Question: Describe the Longley Covered Bridge. Respond in 4 sentences.

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The Longley Covered Bridge, also known as the Harnois Covered Bridge, is a wooden covered bridge that crosses the Trout River in Montgomery, Vermont on Longley Bridge Road. Built in 1863, this Town lattice truss bridge is the oldest of a group of area bridges built by brothers Sheldon & Savannah Jewett. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. The bridge is closed to traffic, and has been bypassed by an adjacent temporary bridge.


Question: What can you tell me about the 2008 Asian Beach Volleyball Championship?

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The 2008 Asian Beach Volleyball Championship (8th tournament) was a beach volleyball event, that was held from April 3 to 6, 2008 in Hyderabad, India.


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