Question: Describe the incident involving Sterling Brown and the Milwaukee Police Department.

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Despite earlier apologies, a document filed by the city attorney says Brown was partly to blame for being tased and arrested.
After video of officers tasing Milwaukee Bucks guard Sterling Brown was released earlier this year, Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso Morales and Mayor Tom Barrett apologized for the officers’ inappropriate behavior and pledged their commitment to improving police-community relations.
But in a court document filed just before midnight Friday, City Attorney Grant Langley asserted that the officers who arrested Brown did nothing wrong.
The city attorney said the Bucks player deserved some of the blame for what happened.
“The injuries and damages sustained by the plaintiff, if any, were caused in whole or in part by their own acts or omissions,” according to the city’s written response to a civil rights lawsuit filed by Brown.
Reached Saturday, Barrett said he was not briefed on the response before it was filed and was surprised by its tone.
"It is my hope that this can be resolved in a constructive way for Mr. Brown and for the community. I think it’s counterproductive for anybody to turn up the heat with rhetoric like this," Barrett said. "I’m trying to bring respect throughout the entire community, and I’m going to continue to do that."
Barrett said he remains 100% committed to ensuring Milwaukee is a city where police and residents respect each other and work together.
Barrett said he made his wishes known during a meeting with Langley and Brown's attorney, Mark Thomsen, this summer.
"It’s in everybody's best interest to try to resolve this without this being a battle between lawyers," Barrett said.
In Milwaukee, the city attorney is an elective office independent from that of the mayor. Langley, who was first elected in 1984, could not be reached Saturday.
Thomsen, of Gingras, Cates & Wachs, said he would have no comment until Monday.
The interaction between police and Brown began around 2 a.m. Jan. 26 when an officer doing a business check at the Walgreens near West National Avenue and South 26th Street stopped to question Brown about a parking violation.
Brown initially gave his name and showed an identification card. The officer, Joseph Grams, apparently did not recognize him as a player with the Bucks. Grams called for assistance and half a dozen squad cars showed up.
As a result of the incident, Morales suspended sergeants Sean A. Mahnke and Jeffrey Krueger for failing to be examples of professional police service. He suspended Grams for failing to be respectful and courteous to a member of the public. Eight more officers were ordered to receive remedial training.
After the lawsuit was filed in June, Morales opened an internal investigation into inappropriate Facebook posts made by Officer Erik Andrade. Records on that investigation have not yet been released.
But in the legal document, the city said officers did not use excessive force, did not wrongly arrest Brown and did not violate his civil rights.
The Police Department did not respond to an email requesting an interview with Morales.
RELATED: Sterling Brown is still trying to make sense of his arrest.
Shortly after the video was released, Brown told the Journal Sentinel he hopes the suit will result in true accountability — rather than just suspensions and retraining — for the officers involved. He also wants the department to share his commitment to positive change when it comes to interactions between police and African-American men.


Question: Describe the controversy surrounding the opera, "Porgy and Bess," and how Seattle Opera is staging it.

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The artists in Seattle Opera’s upcoming “Porgy and Bess,” which opens Aug. 11, say it’s fine to celebrate the music, but it’s even better when that appreciation comes with a desire to think about the bigger cultural picture.
It also represents a rare chance to see a majority-black cast on stage, and it’s long been a springboard for black artists’ careers.
Then there’s the problematic side. For one, black people didn’t write either the source material or the opera. And its themes — young women led into lives of prostitution, young men ruined by drugs and gambling — represent some of the most tenacious and damaging stereotypes about black culture.
The artists in Seattle Opera’s upcoming “Porgy and Bess,” which opens the 2018-19 season on Saturday, Aug. 11, say it’s OK to celebrate the music, but it’s even better when that appreciation comes with a desire to think about the bigger picture.
Tenor Jermaine Smith made a name for himself playing Catfish Row’s ne’er-do-well drug dealer Sportin’ Life, a role he’s performed all over the world and will be playing in Seattle Opera’s production as well.
He likes the way “Porgy and Bess” shows positives and negatives, hard edges and softness, evil but also goodness, all against a backdrop of a tight-knit community of people who find strength in their shared spirituality and interdependence.
As is the case with many black singers, this opera has helped open doors for him. “I’ve been offered house auditions because someone saw me as Sportin’ Life,” he said.
Smith will be directing his first fully staged opera in January — “Porgy and Bess” for the South Florida Symphony Orchestra. It’s a big opportunity, especially given how rarely opera companies hire black directors.
Smith is well aware of the opera’s controversial history, but he says it portrays a sliver of real life he saw growing up in St. Louis, where some of his hardscrabble relatives had a lot in common with Sportin’ Life.
When “Porgy” first opened on Broadway in 1935, many in the black community welcomed it as a rare big-stage showcase for African-American talent — though there were prominent dissenters as well. It led to desegregation in some theaters when performers refused to sing for whites-only audiences.
But over the years, as black performers made inroads into the mainstream arts scene and the civil-rights movement grew to a crescendo, the opera fell out of favor. After having been “too black” for some white audiences in its early years, it was not black enough for many African Americans tired of seeing themselves negatively portrayed in all kinds of entertainment.
Linda Callecod, who will be part of the “Porgy” chorus in Seattle, was a college student studying music in Detroit during the turbulent late 1960s.
It didn’t help that by the time she and many others first saw “Porgy,” it was as a shortened musical-theater version rather than the more nuanced opera it was originally meant to be. The full opera largely faded from stages for decades, until Houston Grand Opera produced a landmark performance in 1976. Its musical director was John DeMain, who’s conducting the full-length version for Seattle Opera.
Hiring talented singers, involving the cast in staging decisions and letting each performer’s abilities shine are crucial in successfully staging the demanding “Porgy.” Those working on Seattle Opera’s production says this one does that with a seasoned cast including Alfred Walker (Amonasro in Seattle Opera’s recent “Aida”) and Angel Blue (who appeared in Seattle Opera’s 2011 “Porgy and Bess”).
“Every person in this opera is a principal, in that you will feel the energy always flowing and everybody’s engaged,” Smith said.
The composer, George Gershwin, and one of the lyricists, brother Ira Gershwin, were Jewish. DuBose and Dorothy Heyward, white Southerners, co-wrote the libretto based on their own play, itself based on DuBose Heyward’s novel.
“Then we had the performers, who were African Americans and who were embodying these roles and talking with the Gershwins and the Heywards to sort of help with interpretation,” André said during the “Breaking Glass” forum.
The extra-large chorus, which, as in the Seattle Opera production, often includes high-caliber singers from the local African-American community, adds another dimension. In this staging, they also play a much more active role than in most operas.
Callecod, now a business and organizational consultant, performed in a few operas in college but never seriously considered becoming a professional singer. Back then, “I would never, ever be considered for a leading role in a majority-white opera,” she said.
The “Breaking Glass” forum, which, in addition to DeMain and André, also included theater and opera writer and director Tazewell Thompson and director, choreographer and playwright Paige Hernandez, tackled many issues — past and present — around racial inequity in the arts.
Perhaps the biggest problem with “Porgy and Bess,” panelists said, is that it allows opera companies to feel they’re covering their bases when it comes to diverse programming.
That includes work by artists such as Thompson, who has directed “Porgy and Bess” several times, including in Seattle. He recently wrote the libretto for “Blue,” an opera about a Harlem couple dealing with the death of their teenage son. Hernandez tackled race, immigration and the question of home in “Stomping Grounds,” equal parts hip-hop and opera.
Clarification: An earlier version of the story said that the chorus in Seattle Opera’s “Porgy and Bess” includes high-caliber amateur singers. Some singers in the chorus came to the production as amateurs; upon joining the production, they are paid as professionals.
The Gershwins’ “Porgy and Bess,” Aug. 11-25; Seattle Opera at McCaw Hall, 321 Mercer St., Seattle; $25-$328; 206-389-7676; seattleopera.org.


Question: What are the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals for the Samsung HW-MS650 soundbar?

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Question: What was Widemouth? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Widemouth was an unincorporated community and coal town located in Mercer County, West Virginia.


Question: What kind of data does Morning Consult provide on President Trump?

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On a daily basis, Morning Consult is surveying over 5,000 registered voters across the United States on President Trump. Each month, we’ll update this page with the latest survey data, providing a clear picture of Trump’s approval and re-election prospects.
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Since Trump took office, his net approval in has percentage points.
Below is a high-level look at Trump’s support among potential GOP primary voters.
of GOP primary voters support Trump's nomination. 20% support another candidate.
On a daily basis, Morning Consult surveys over 5,000 registered voters across the United States. Along with 2020 presidential election data, Political Intelligence tracks the approval ratings for all governors, senators, House members, the President, and more at the national, state and congressional district level. Each week, we will release a report with the most important findings on the 2020 election. Sign-up to receive that report in your inbox here.
Morning Consult conducted more than 2 million surveys with registered U.S. voters from Jan. 20, 2017 to Mar 31, 2019 to determine the approval ratings for President Donald Trump in each of the 50 states and Washington, D.C., for each month. These results use a statistical technique called multilevel regression with post-stratification (MRP) to estimate state-level public opinion from the national survey data for a specific month.
The margin of error in each state for the last month is available here.
The “Gauging the Prospects of a Primary Challenge” and “Trump’s Re-election Support With Key Groups” sections have a different methodology than the above sections. These sections are reported based on 56,144 interviews with registered voters who indicate they may vote in the Republican primary or caucus in their state. The interviews were collected from March 1, 2019 through March 31, 2019 and have a margin of error of +/- 1%. Each demographic group listed in the “Trump’s Re-election Support With Key Groups” is based on at least 3,500 interviews over that same time frame. The margin of error for each group is either +/- 1% or +/- 2%.


Question: Respond in 18 sentences. Describe the events of the 2017 Congressional shooting in Alexandria, Virginia.

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More than two dozen shots can be heard in the video, which was filmed by eyewitness Noah Nathan. His video contains graphic language.
“Do we know where he’s at?” Nathan says to a person off-camera, in reference to the gunman's location.
"I assume people have been calling 911 already," he added.
At one point, a man is seen lying in the middle of the baseball field, located in Alexandria, Virginia.
"Is that guy ok out there? The guy... who's been shot. Is he ok? Is anybody talking to him?" Nathan asks.
Numerous gunshots continue to be heard, with several short breaks between firings.
People are seen huddled around the man lying on the baseball field at the end of the video, while sirens are heard in the background.
Nathan told the New York Post that he filmed the video from the dog park next to Eugene Simpson Stadium Park, where the GOP congressmen were practicing.
He said he was more “pissed off than scared” during the attack.
Five people were injured in the attack, including Scalise, who was loaded into a helicopter on a stretcher. He is in critical condition after undergoing surgery.
The shooter, identified as 66-year-old James T. Hodgkinson of Belleville, Illinois, later died from his injuries in hospital, FBI Special Agent Tim Slater said. He had multiple gunshot wounds to his torso.


Question: Respond in 459 words. Write a story about the University of Southampton Malaysia students winning an award in a hackathon.

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JOHOR BARU: Three students from the University of Southampton Malaysia (UoSM) have become the youngest mavericks to win an award in a hackathon designed for professionals.
The team won the "Most Impactful Project" award for their app that improves court recordings during the BlockchainSPIRIT Hackathon at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
The team comprised engineering students Do Wen Rei, Delveer Singh and Chia Tze Hank. Together, they created 'Legal-chain', a solution that uses speech recognition technology to generate court transcripts for legal proceedings.
"This is engineering at its best," said Prof Rebecca Taylor, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Asean) and chief executive officer of UoSM.
"Having students take what they have learnt from their course to create practical solutions, embodies our University Mission to change the world for the better.
Speaking about the event, Do said, ''Being new to blockchain technologies, we had been struggling to choose which platform to use. We were fortunate that the technical trainers were patient with us and helped us get started.
"We did not expect to win this prestigious award. We are very proud to have had our project recognised in this way," he added.
Being one of the youngest participants in this hackathon, the team received coaching from Anthony Law, one of event's technical trainers.
''He (Anthony) taught us how to use the platform and the fundamentals needed to understand blockchain technology," said Delveer, an engineering foundation year student at UoSM.
Blockchain technology is the underlying platform used in Bitcoin, the world's first electronic cash. Despite it being a new technology, recent platform innovations suggest the potential benefits of blockchain adoption for various sectors including banking, insurance, legal, and government.
''Our initial plan was to attend the workshop to learn more about this relatively new technology said Chia, also an engineering foundation year student at UoSM.
''And despite how advanced it was for us, we persisted and managed to create a blockchain project for the legal sector the following morning," he added.
The two-day hackathon challenge proved to be a life-changing experience for the team.
According to Do, it was a great opportunity to try out their ideas and receive feedback from the judges.
Meanwhile for Chia and Delveer, this experience has given them the confidence to join more competitions in the near future.
The duo previously made it to the nationals in the Microsoft Imagine Cup, and they hope to make it to the regionals next year.
Blockchain developers are currently in short supply and hot demand. According to freelance talent marketplace, Upwork blockchain developers are among the top 20 fastest-growing roles.
The University of Southampton Malaysia has recognised this need and is working with industry partners to educate and develop the next generation of students into interesting and exciting roles in engineering.


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. Provide a brief biography of René Berg.

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René Berg (born Ian Bruce, 24 February 1956 – 28 July 2003) was an English musician, vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter, who recorded and performed in a number of bands starting in the late 1970s until his death. His bands included Idle Flowers, Soho Vultures, René Berg Band, along with appearances in Hanoi Rocks, Herman Brood Band, and Jim Penfold's The Killers (1986) (previously known as The Hollywood Killers).


Question: What happened in the Knesset yesterday?

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The Knesset yesterday voted against a draft bill proposed by MK Jamal Zahalka of the Joint Arab List, which stipulates the inclusion of an equality clause in Israel’s Basic Law: Human Dignity and Liberty.
The majority of the Likud bloc, the Haredi parties and Kulanu party voted against the proposal. They were joined by Yesh Atid, led by Yair Lapid. However, the Joint List, Meretz and the Labour parties all supported the bill.


Question: Hey, what's new in AI War?

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Arcen Games News Has Moved!: AI War Beta 6.033-6.034 "Bonus Tricks" Released!
This one includes another big chunk of content for the upcoming Vengeance of the Machine expansion. We've already got quite a few alpha testers smashing at it, but it would benefit from more so if you're interested in alpha testing for the expansion, please shoot me (username is keith.lamothe) a PM in the forums.
* The Lightning Torpedo Frigate, which fires miniature lightning warheads.
* The Zenith Devastator, a starship that isn't really a raider (kinda slow, for one), but can shoot right through forcefields to get at the juicy targets underneath. So more helpful in a stand-up battle versus a big pile of shields (exos, anyone?) than a Raid Starship.
* The Neinzul Railpod, a two-shot railgun that can be mass produced at alarming speed.
* The Zenith Hydra, which breathes flame and regenerates (no idea where Hearteater could have gotten the idea from).
There are also seven new types of AI guardian, ranging from the relatively straightforward (but dangerous) Needler Guardian to the outright terrifying Infiltration Guardian.
Perhaps most interesting of all (to me, anyway) is the new AI Planetary Subcommanders: generally only a few planets in a given game will have one, and you won't see them flying around or whatever, but you'll probably notice when you see the very... um, peculiar choices they make in command stations, guard posts, and where to put those.
There's also several (not necessarily expansion-related) bugfixes and balance changes and miscellaneous improvements. For one, I'm sure many of you will be happy to see your blade spawners and ally enclaves (and player enclaves, for that matter) not dumping endless numbers of ships onto your homeworld just because of that stupid subspace signal off in deep space.
Update: 6.034 hotfix to fix an unhandled errors problem with CPA launches due to the attempt to make the carriers not drop on neutered planets. A few other small changes in there too.


Question: Provide an explanation and analysis of George Osborne's proposals for further budget cuts, looking at how they could potentially affect benefits for people of working age.

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Hard Evidence: is Osborne 'hacking away at the same people'?
George Osborne has warned that a further £25bn of spending cuts will be needed after the next election – with about half of those cuts to be made from the social security budget, largely from cuts in benefits for people of working age rather than from pensioners. This has caused not only a potential split between the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats but also within the Conservative party itself as the secretary of state for Work and Pensions, Iain Duncan Smith, is concerned the cuts will be “hacking away at the same people”. And he’s right.
Benefits for people of working age have already been the target for some of the most draconian cuts in social security since the 1920s. These include: the overall benefit cap (of £26,000); uprating many benefits with the Consumer Prices Index rather than the Retail Prices Index; an annual uprating cap of 1%; housing benefit reforms – including the bedroom tax; reforms of child benefit, Employment Support Allowance, Personal Independence Payments and Council Tax Benefit.
And if that isn’t enough for Duncan Smith’s ministry to be implementing, they have the introduction of Universal Credit on the (ever-receeding) horizon following a host of design, implementation and computer problems.
Many of these reforms have yet to take effect as, for example, the changes in uprating will take time to erode benefit levels, but the amounts received by those out of work on means-tested benefits are already extremely low. Someone older than 25 but younger than state pension age will currently receive £71.70 per week from income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance but once they reach state pension age, their payments will more than double overnight to £145.40 in Pension Credit if they do not have other sources of income. And then there are the free bus pass and winter fuel payments.
Pensioners have, so far, been sheltered from the benefit cuts facing other groups and we see the consequence of this in research from the Minimum Income Standards (MIS) team at Loughborough University which carries out research every year to calculate how much different groups need to reach a minimum standard of living. They find that pensioners, if they claim all the benefits to which they are entitled, have enough to reach that standard – and, in fact, have a tiny bit more – 101% of a minimum income in 2013.
Meanwhile a couple with two children only get about 58% of what they need from means-tested benefits, a lone parent with one child will only get about 57% and a single person only 38% (see the graphic below). Benefits for working age people have already been hit since 2010 and the Osborne’s proposals look set to make matters even worse.
Of course, the chancellor would probably argue that people of working age should get a job and not rely on means-tested benefits, but the statistics also tell us that work is no guarantee of escaping poverty. Indeed, for the first time on record, more than half of those in poverty in the UK are living in a working family; and the real value of workers’ wages in 2013 fell back to 2003 levels. Young working-age people have been hit particularly hard with high rates of youth unemployment (about one in five), underemployment and low pay. Those who go to university face fees of £9,000 a year and there are major difficulties for young/middle aged people in getting a foot on the housing ladder.
So why not save some money by cutting the benefits that pensioners receive? This is certainly a very large pot of money, totalling about £85 billion in 2011/12 compared with only £5 billion for benefits for unemployed people and £42 billion for people of working-age people on low incomes. There are probably a number of reasons why the chancellor does not want to raid pensioners’ benefits. First, of course, pensioners are more likely to vote than other groups and are a substantial proportion of the electorate, given increasing longevity.
Grey power is a force to be reckoned with compared with the apparently apathetic “youth of today” (who, admittedly, are the least likely to vote). There is also general public sympathy for pensioners, who are not expected to work – unlike those below pension age who can be targeted as “scroungers” or “skivers”. Finally, and importantly, while most people don’t aspire to being unemployed, most of us do hope and expect to be pensioners some day – so we don’t want to cut back on benefits that we may need when our time comes.
But as more people are affected by the benefit cuts in the next few years, perhaps those of working age – particularly younger people – will become more active and campaign and vote against the cuts. Even pensioners themselves will usually have children and grandchildren to be concerned about if the government continues to “hack away” at their welfare.
There’s every likelihood that the government will have to start to cast its net wider for savings, and – if money has to be found from the benefits pot – pensioners may find this begins to affect them as well as their children and grandchildren.


Question: Respond in 47 sentences. "What's the best way to install iTunes without bloatware on Windows 10?"

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Want to install iTunes without bloatware in Windows 10? No problem! The following blog will walk you through the process.
There are two methods to install iTunes on Windows 10; users can download either from Apple’s official site, or download and install it from Microsoft Store. From both the ways you will get the same version of iTunes. The only difference between the two version is that iTunes store application has less bloatware than iTunes desktop app.
When you download the iTunes setup file from an official website, the iTunes installer installs extra components which no one probably requires, and the worst part is that there is no way to skip those components unless you’re crack up the iTunes installation file.
What Makes iTunes Store App Bloatware Free?
So what to do to install iTunes without Bloatware in Windows 10? Just install iTunes app from Microsoft Store. Don’t worry, the iTunes version available in the Microsoft Store is similar to iTunes desktop application, and is not a stripped down app.
Why use iTunes desktop version (full of bloatware) if you can easily install iTunes Store app with the same functionality and less bloatware.
Since Microsoft Store putting few limitations on iTunes app, the app has to be updated right from the Store. This means, there will be no Apple Software Update app accompanied by unrequired background iTunes services. Both the components automatically get installed when you install the standard desktop version of iTunes.
This application is used by the system to update iTunes and related service whenever the update is available. It also suggests installing iCloud.
It is an annoying program as it interrupts users for what they’re doing and force users to click on button back to back to install the latest update.
This is not in the case for Store iTunes app, as it automatically downloads the update and installs it in the background just like other application. No interruption, You don’t have to click on the button, and no recommendation to install iCloud for Windows.
During the installation of a desktop version of iTunes, it installs various background services which include Bonjour Service, Apple Mobile Device Service, and the iPod Service. It also starts the program with name iTunesHelper.exe when you log in.
In the case of iTunes Store version, no background service will be installed. But it will install iTunes Mobile Device Helper and iTunes Helper as a startup task. Both of them are disabled with default settings.
What happens in the absence of these services? iTunes will not open up itself when you plug in an iOS device, but that is not a reason for concern as you can launch iTunes yourself. It will open and work normally and let users manage their devices.
iTunes Bonjour service is required if you use shared libraries. If you don’t use those, it is good. In case, you use it, but the same is not working precisely while using iTunes Store app, then better to switch to Desktop version.
Note: Both Store app and desktop apps approximately using the same amount of hard drive space, so don’t expect that you will save hard drive space installing the Store iTunes app.
Since there will be no unnecessary components and background processes in the iTunes Store version, it will make your PC boot faster. This is the only advantage you will get with the Store version of iTunes.
Launch Settings app -> Apps -> Apps & Feature. Here on the right side, you will get a list of all the installed on your PC. Just look for all the application related iTunes and Uninstall them one by one.
Once done, open Microsoft Store and search iTunes app. When it appears in the search result, Click on it. This will launch the iTunes installation page.
Click on the Install button. Once installation completes, click on the Launch button.
Note: Microsoft Store is only available on the Windows 10, means users running Windows 7 will not be able to take advantage of bloatware-free version of iTunes.
In Short, if you install iTunes (desktop version) from Apple, then you will have to take care of bloatware which automatically gets installed on your computer in the form of background services and process.
Or you can go for iTunes Store app to get rid of these unnecessary services.
It is entirely up to you if you want to install iTunes without Bloatware in Windows 10 using Store app or want to keep using the iTunes desktop version.
What are your thoughts, let me know in the comments.


Question: Provide a 500-word essay summarizing the top five moments of the 2017 Red Sox season.

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As we know, the 2017 Red Sox season was filled with highs and lows. Fans had anticipations of beating the Yankees by 20 games in the division standings at times, while other times thought they would fall short of their storied rivals.
Thankfully, the Red Sox won their second consecutive AL East title.
The trade deadline brought us Eduardo Nunez, Rajai Davis, and Addison Reed, while we saw Manager John receive his walking papers.
As the year 2017 draws to a close, let’s highlight the top five moments from this past Red Sox season.
Third base was a perennial revolving door thanks to Pablo Sandoval, and other potential fillers.
Upon his arrival, Devers was nothing short of amazing. He captivated the Red Sox season and provided a much needed spark to a power-barren lineup.
The young superstar wasted no time in making an immediate impression in Boston by driving a ball over the center field wall at SafeCo field in his 7th career plate appearance.
What can be said of this catch? If Austin Jackson didn’t somersault into the Red Sox bullpen, this would have been the catch of the year.
The Red Sox were locked in a pitcher’s duel with the Yankees and Jackie Bradley Jr. erased a potential homerun from Aaron Judge to help preserve a Sox win.
Chris Sale dominated through the large majority of the Red Sox season. If it weren’t for a slow end to the season, he may have a Cy Young Award to his name.
Regardless, the Sox ace achieved over 300 strikeouts, becoming only the second Red Sox pitcher to complete this milestone in the history of the organization.
Any time you can be tied to Pedro Martinez‘ numbers, you’re doing something right.
Chris Sale was excellent this season and this accomplishment was good enough to end up as my number three moment.
If you remember, this game was incredible for a number of reasons.
The matchup was supposed to be a pitcher’s duel between Carlos Carrasco and Chris Sale, yet both pitchers gave up their share of runs. In addition, Andrew Miller coughed up a lead.
The Red Sox had an improbable come back in the 9th inning, including a strikeout by Mitch Moreland, in which he reached on due to a passed ball.
The victory propelled the Red Sox over the Yankees in the AL East standings and proved to be a turning point in the season.
This was another classic Red Sox / Yankees battle. The Yankees had regained a late lead in this game and surely had the game locked up behind their dominant closer.
Devers, again, proved to be a staple of the Red Sox season and silenced the Bronx with one swing.
The homerun was unbelievable and Red Sox fans everywhere, including myself, jump off the couch in celebration.
This was another series that helped determine the AL East winner and Rafael Devers put the Sox on his back.
Each honorable mention was special too, but not enough to break the top five. Brian Johnson tossed the only shutout of the season, while Sale Day enabled every Sox fan to tune in and watch Sale deliver consistent brilliance.
Who could forget Big Papi’s ceremony? Chills.
Finally, Devers inside-the-park homerun easily could have been number one if the Red Sox found a way to win the series against the World Champion, Houston Astros.
Last season was full of great moments and 2018 figures to bring another exciting year of Red Sox baseball.


Question: Provide a description of the Creswick Peaks. Respond in 3 sentences.

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The Creswick Peaks (), in Antarctica, form an impressive mountain massif with several peaks, the highest at , standing at the northeast side of Moore Point between Naess Glacier and Meiklejohn Glacier, and inland from George VI Sound on the west coast of Palmer Land.
They were first surveyed in 1936 by the British Graham Land Expedition (BGLE) under John Rymill. They were named by the UK Antarctic Place-Names Committee in 1954 after Frances E. Creswick (who married James I. Moore, after whom Moore Point was named), Assistant to the Director of the Scott Polar Research Institute, Cambridge, 1931–38, who helped to organize the BGLE, 1934–37.


Question: "Hey there! I'm looking for a donation page to integrate with my Squarespace website. Do you know of any good options?"

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Question: Hey, do you know about FC Miami City's PDL season this year? Respond in 17 sentences.

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 Hey, do you know about FC Miami City's PDL season this year? Respond in 17 sentences.

It seems like there’s a lot of dust in the air surrounding the beautiful game here locally. While every other league’s schedule is still “under construction”, the PDL released their schedule recently. “PDL?”, you ask. Yes FC Miami City, the only club in the PDL from the magic city, will return to Tropical Park for the 2018 PDL season.
FC Miami City will look to pick up right where they left off in 2017. Finishing second in the Southeast Division, City amassed 33 points (10-3-1) and an outstanding plus-29 goal differential, falling just short of division champions SIMA Aguilas by a point. Qualifying for the playoffs after missing out in 2016, City defeated the OKC Energy 1-0 before losing in penalties to Mississippi Brilla F.C. after 120 minutes of scoreless play. However, City did earn a spot in the U.S. Open Cup joining fellow magic city clubs Red Force, Miami United, and FC Kendall.
Miami City will begin their 2018 campaign with a four game home-stand on Saturday May 19th against the Lakeland Tropics. The PDL schedule is a challenge as teams play every few days. City will have a back-to-back on May 23rd and 24th against defending division champions SIMA, followed by IMG Academy. The new look North County United (formerly South Florida Surf) will end the home-stand on Saturday June 2nd.
All home games are scheduled to kick off at 6PM. For more information about F.C. Miami City, visit their website by clicking here. You’ll find coverage of City throughout the season here, at your home for all things soccer in Miami-Dade County.


Question: Hey, Elon Musk, what about toilet paper on Mars?

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It might be a little cramped.
The first Mars residents could live out of their ship.
SpaceX and its founder, Elon Musk, have been telling us about their audacious plan to build a city on Mars for a few years now. But so far the plan has been short on details of how such a Martian metropolis might be set up.
SpaceX's Paul Wooster, principal Mars development engineer, provided a few tidbits Friday on where the first people SpaceX sends to Mars will actually live.
The SpaceX plan calls for an unmanned, robotic mission to Mars as soon as 2022, followed by the first human flight to the red planet a few years later. It's been a little unclear whether robots would set up a habitat for the first people to arrive or if those initial Martian visitors would become the planet's first construction workers.
Speaking at the 21st annual Mars Society Convention in Pasadena, California, Wooster reiterated what Musk has said in the past, noting that building up a presence on the surface of Mars is "something where a lot of people beyond SpaceX can really contribute."
But Wooster went on to clarify that initial Mars operations will probably be based out of the landed SpaceX "BFR" spacecraft on the surface.
"Early on, they're very valuable on the surface of Mars. You'd actually be having most of the ships stay and you'd be operating using the various systems on them to support the activities there," he told the crowd. "Very much early on they'd be sitting there indefinitely."
Wooster says the first BFR spacecraft sent to Mars would stay there until they became more valuable as a needed means of transportation than as a support system on the surface. He says the first people on Mars would probably live out of BFR while building habitation, landing pads and other infrastructure.
Musk presented his Mars plan initially at the International Astronautical Congress in Mexico in 2016 and gave an update at the same annual meeting a year later. Both times he focused almost entirely on SpaceX plans to provide transportation to Mars via BFR, without saying too much about what happens after landing and who will actually build needed infrastructure on the Martian surface.
Hey, Elon Musk, what about toilet paper on Mars?
Wooster also reiterated Musk's initial ambitious vision to build not just a small base on Mars like what currently exists on Antarctica, but to expand from such an outpost to create a full-fledged town and eventually multiple major cities on our neighboring planet.
The key to making Mars an actual destination, according to Wooster, lies in the massive capacity of the planned spacecraft. He says it'll be able to deliver "100 tons (90,719 kg) of useful payload to the surface of Mars."
By comparison, the Curiosity rover NASA sent to Mars weighs just about 1 percent of that amount.
All these plans currently rest on a rocket that has yet to fly, but SpaceX is now ramping up development. Musk and Wooster hope BFR will follow in the footsteps of its predecessor, the Falcon Heavy, with one spectacular successful test launch under its belt so far.


Question: What do you know about Nathaniel Brander?

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 What do you know about Nathaniel Brander?

Nathaniel Brander (1796-?) was an American-Liberian politician and jurist who served as the first Vice President of Liberia (1848-1850), under President Joseph Jenkins Roberts.
Brander arrived in Sierra Leone from the United States on board the first colony ship sent to Africa by the American Colonization Society (ACS) in March 1820. In 1839, he married Harriet Waring, with whom he had one son, Albert. Waring's daughter, Jane Rose, later married Joseph Jenkins Roberts.


Question: Could you tell me about Operation "Days of Penitence"?

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 Could you tell me about Operation "Days of Penitence"?

In 2004 the Israeli Defense Forces launched Operation "Days of Penitence" (Hebrew: מבצע ימי תשובה), otherwise known as Operation "Days of Repentance" in the northern Gaza Strip. The operation lasted between 29 September and 16 October 2004. About 130 Palestinians, and 1 Israeli were killed.
The operation, focused on the town of Beit Hanoun and Beit Lahia and Jabalia refugee camps, which were said to have been used as launching sites of Qassam rockets on the Israeli town of Sderot and Israeli settlements in the Gaza Strip, and in particular in response to the death of two children in Sderot.


Question: What can you tell me about "Hey You"?

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 What can you tell me about "Hey You"?

"Hey You" is a charity song written and recorded by American singer Madonna. She co-produced the song with Pharrell Williams for the Live Earth campaign. It was released digitally on May 24, 2007 and was available on the CD and DVD of the Live Earth concerts on December 4, 2007. Musically it is a stripped-down, folksy ballad with straightforward, anthem-like lyrics talking about how to save the world from destruction. The song received generally mixed reviews, with one group of reviewers commenting that the modest message of the song was uninspiring while others called the song sweet and commended Madonna's commitment to charity.


Question: Describe Kyle Laybutt's 2018 season.

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 Describe Kyle Laybutt's 2018 season.

After securing a one-year contract extension late last season, 2018 shaped as a crucial year for Kyle Laybutt.
Unfortunately, the talented halfback missed half of the season with a torn pec muscle, which prevented him from replicating his impressive 2017 form.
Laybutt suffered the injury in Round 5 playing for Cowboys feeder club the Mackay Cutters in the Queensland Cup and would have to wait until Round 16 for his next appearance.
While on the field the 23-year-old was one of the standouts in a battling Cutters side. He also showed his versatility, playing a number of games at centre upon his return from injury, before returning to the halves to finish the season.
Unsigned for next season, Laybutt finishes his Cowboys career with two NRL appearances, both of which came in the 2017 season.


Question: Provide an overview of Hersheypark's attractions. Respond in 4 sentences.

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 Provide an overview of Hersheypark's attractions. Respond in 4 sentences.

This is a list of Hersheypark attractions giving an overview of the rides and attractions, as well as information about the rides or attractions themselves. Hersheypark currently has 76 rides and water attractions.
Hersheypark has 14 roller coasters, with a 15th under construction to open in 2020, the most of any amusement park in Pennsylvania. One of these is a water coaster and can be found in the water rides section.


Question: Hey, check out that guy with the dog!

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Guy walking dog (Rosco) butterflies appear. One is a man flapping his arms. Psst. I'm not really a butterfly. I'm collecting intelligence. I've seen things that would curdle your eyeballs. Okay. SHUTUP!! ARE YOU CRAZY?? You'll blow my cover!! flies off.


Question: Explain what the Swords Castle Community Archaeology project entails and how people can get involved.

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 Explain what the Swords Castle Community Archaeology project entails and how people can get involved.

On Monday, 17th August a team of volunteers led by community archaeologist, Christine Baker began a month-long community excavation at Swords Castle. Since then, there has been lots of hard work and lots of finds to wash, sort and examine.
Swords Castle: Digging History, is the County Council’s first Community Archaeology project. It’s providing local people with a unique opportunity to take part in a real archaeological excavation for the first time. Working with a small team of professional archaeologists, volunteers have been digging, discovering lots of artefacts and learning how to ‘do’ archaeology. Most of the artefacts found so far are from the nineteenth century like the clay pipes made by Downey Brothers of 8 Brunswick Street Dublin, but on only the second day of the dig volunteers found a piece of a medieval ridge tile – a very exciting find.
The excavation programme is designed to answer specific questions which remain about the Castle. Although Swords Castle is one of the best surviving examples of an archbishop’s residence in the country, and was an important administrative centre, there are some questions that remain unanswered: Is there a graveyard underneath the Castle? Were there buildings within the Castle yard? How old are the different buildings in the complex? Through this project, we hope to answer at least some of these questions. The results will not only tell us more about the Castle’s 800 year history, it will also inform the future development of the Castle as the Council implements the Swords Castle Conservation Plan published in 2014. Excavation takes place each weekday until 11th September and the Council is looking for volunteers to come along and join the team. Excavation work takes place from 10am to 4.30 pm each day. Volunteers must be over 18 years and the Council asks that volunteers come along at 10am and commit to (at least) one full day.
An exhibition called ‘My Castle’ also takes place in Swords Castle from now until Friday, September 4th (except for Sunday 30th August). The exhibition explores what the Castle means to the people of Swords.


Question: What do we know about the Ziopharm patient deaths?

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The circumstances surrounding the Ziopharm patient deaths come amid heightened scrutiny of experimental anti-cancer therapies.
A brain cancer patient died from bleeding in the skull soon after being injected with a Ziopharm Oncology (ZIOP gene therapy directly into the brain tumor.
The Ziopharm patient, diagnosed with a recurrent brain tumor, was treated with the company's experimental gene therapy, known as Ad-RTS-hIL-12. The gene therapy, which is supposed to stimulate a tumor-killing immune response, is injected directly into the patient's tumor. Fifteen days after the Ziopharm gene therapy injection, the patient died from an intracranial hemorrhage.
Ziopharm CEO Laurence Cooper first disclosed the patient death -- which occurred as part of an ongoing clinical trial -- during a presentation at a closed-door scientific workshop in Washington, D.C., on Thursday. Cooper's presentation slides, which included a single bullet point about the patient death, were attached to an 8-K filed Thursday night with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Ziopharm spokesman David Pitts confirmed the never-before-disclosed death but says the company does not believe the injection of Ad-RTS-hIL-12 into the patient's skull was responsible for the fatal bleeding episode.
However, Pitts concedes that more information about the patient and his fatal skull bleed is still being collected. The FDA has not yet been told about the death.
"This event has just been reported to us and we are following protocol in collecting and analyzing information in order to properly report it to the FDA," said Pitts.
The death of a second patient enrolled in the Ziopharm gene therapy study was also disclosed for the first time Thursday. That patient died 3.9 months following treatment for an undisclosed reason, but unrelated to Ad-RTS-hIL-12, the company says.
The circumstances surrounding the Ziopharm patient deaths come amid heightened scrutiny of experimental anti-cancer therapies. Last week, two blood cancer patients died from treatment with an unapproved CAR-T cellular therapy from Juno Therapeutics.
Ziopharm was trying to raise as much as $50 million in a stock offering this week, but the deal was abandoned Thursday night, according to an email sent by bankers from the investment bank Jefferies & Co. to a prospective investor in the deal. That investor forwarded the Jefferies email to TheStreet.
Concerns about the patient death and the way Ziopharm disclosed it scuttled the stock sale, a second investor source told TheStreet.
"We don't comment on any of the company's confidential activities," said Ziopharm spokesman Pitts.
Ziopharm acquired its anti-cancer gene therapy from Intrexon (XON - Get Report) , the synthetic biology company run by healthcare billionaire R.J. Kirk. The two companies are closely aligned.
The Ad-RTS-hIL-12 gene therapy uses a virus encoded with DNA to express interleukin-12 (IL-12), a powerful protein known to stimulate T cells in the immune system to kill cancer cells. The virus is injected directly into a patient's tumor.
Once there, the gene and the production of IL-12 are controlled using an oral drug, veledimex. By raising or lowering the veledimex dose swallowed by patients, Ziopharm says it can control the production of IL-12 to optimize the killing of cancer cells in both injected and non-injected tumors, while also limiting the dangerous side effects (sometimes fatal) caused when IL-12 is administered systemically.
Ziopharm first tried Ad-RTS-hIL-12 in patients with skin cancer, but subpar response rates and competition from other, more effective, cancer immunotherapies led the company to back off that indication. In a study of 12 breast cancer patients treated with Ad-RTS-hIL-12 and veledimex, a single patient had a partial response, according to data presented at a November 2015 cancer immunotherapy meeting.
The FDA is likely to look closely at the information collected by Ziopharm about the patient death in the brain cancer study because the fatal bleed occurred in the same location as the gene therapy injection. The timing of the bleeding death -- 15 days post treatment -- could also be linked to the gene therapy flooding the brain with the IL-12 protein.
For now, Ziopharm says the brain cancer study remains open.
Ziopharm shares closed Thursday at $5.67.


Question: Describe the Storj.io blockchain-based cloud storage project.

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 Describe the Storj.io blockchain-based cloud storage project.

Blockchain-based cloud storage project Storj.io has launched its Test Group B.
The project has already met its first milestone of 100 GB storage in less than a day, and the second one of 100 TB in less than a week. They are rewarding test participants with bounties of its proprietary currency SJCX.
In its preliminary test Storj rewarded participants with over 45,000 SJCX.
We are ready for Test Group B. We will give users a few hours before we take a snapshot and distribute 100,000 SJCX in rewards for the second milestone. Any SJCX address can participate for testing purposes, but to receive a reward holding a 10,000 SJCX balance is required.
If you haven’t already joined Test Group B, you can find a step-by-step guide to our client software here. If you already installed the software in the previous email, an upgrade is mandatory to receive a reward. Non-crowdsale participants will have to contribute to the rewards pool at a later date (we would rather move forward on testing and do that later).
Storj uses blockchain features like a transaction ledger, public & private key encryption, and cryptographic hash functions for security of its drive sharing network.
In October 2014, Storj raised over 910 BTC in a crowdsale of its SJCX. The funds have been used primarily for development of the blockchain-based cloud storage platform.


Question: What year was the twenty-ninth occasion of the Lancashire Cup completion held?

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 What year was the twenty-ninth occasion of the Lancashire Cup completion held?

1936–37 was the twenty-ninth occasion on which the Lancashire Cup completion had been held.


Question: What is Richard Mann's background in football coaching?

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 What is Richard Mann's background in football coaching?

Richard Mann (born April 20, 1947) is an American football coach. He was the wide receivers coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers from 2013 to 2017. He also served as an assistant coach for the Baltimore Colts, Indianapolis Colts, Cleveland Browns, New York Jets, Baltimore Ravens, Kansas City Chiefs, Washington Redskins and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.


Question: Explain how the political success of the alt-right has influenced the broader conservative movement.

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 Explain how the political success of the alt-right has influenced the broader conservative movement.

Sadly, this act of political orienting has too often meant capitalizing off the racist and sometimes violent sentiment of the far right. And though not all on the right are playing this dangerous game, a significant enough portion simply can’t help themselves. It’s been there for the taking long before Trump showed up.
Take the following example: Breitbart and Steve Bannon were central to the success of Donald Trump, a supposed outlier vis a vis the Republican establishment. And yet, it’s likely true that the sentiment that got Trump elected is the same one that animates most of the Republican base today.
In Canada, the recent race for the Conservative Party—one of only two governing parties in the country’s history (the other being the Liberal Party)—saw the rise of Andrew Scheer, a supposedly reasonable right-of-center politician who stands opposite more populist candidates like Kellie Leitch, whose overt Trump-esque slogans led to her eventual loss.
All of a sudden, everything seemed crystal clear to Canada’s pundit class: The country’s ecosystem—unlike that of the U.S. or Europe—won’t allow for someone like Leitch, a populist wannabe, to take real power. Because, liberal or conservative, Canada is different.
Hamish Marshall, a well-known political consultant who managed Scheer’s leadership campaign, was actually listed as a director for Rebel Media, Canada’s version of Breitbart and a common rallying platform for the alt-right.
Stephen Taylor, Scheer’s digital director, turned out to be a participant in an alt-right subreddit called MetaCanada.
Georganne Burke, a long-time Tory organizer who worked as Scheer’s outreach coordinator, was involved in the founding of an anti-Islam organization that believes Islamophobia—the discrimination and hatred of Muslims—is a fake concept invented by the Muslim Brotherhood to make the liberal West more Shariah compliant.
And this is all from the team of a party leader who’s presented to the public as the more reasonable right-winger, a serious politician who eschews the alt-right.
Perhaps citizens who care to hone their political acumen shouldn’t perceive the current rise of the “loonie” right as a purely aberrant strain that stands apart from the great tradition of Western political conservatism. Rather, it’s more accurate to say that significant swathes of official conservatism—those who run in elections and live a public life—are happy to use racist, populist strains to galvanize support and obtain votes, so long as that strain survives scrutiny in the eyes of the wider public.
We live in such times. The alt-right’s political success has long exerted influence on broader conservatism because, well, success is inspiring. Proven methods of attaining it are thus copied. The right wing, no matter how “official” sounding or looking, isn’t prone to such toxicity.


Question: Describe Zik Zak Filmworks

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Zik Zak Filmworks is a film production company based in Reykjavik, Iceland. Zik Zak was founded in 1995 by Skúli Fr. Malmquist and Thorir S. Sigurjonsson. It produces feature films, documentaries and shorts. Skuli Fr. Malmquist, Thorir S. Sigurjónsson, Hlin Johannesdottir and Otto Geir Borg are now co-owners of the company.


Question: Describe the history of Hapoel Bnei Nazareth.

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Hapoel Bnei Nazareth (), () was an Israeli football club based in Nazareth. The club is currently in Liga Gimel Jezreel division.
The club was founded in 1959 and joined Liga Gimel of the Israel Football Association In 1960. In the 1962–63 season, the club have reached Liga Bet, the third tier of Israeli football at the time and in the following season, finished third in Liga Bet North A division and were promoted to Liga Alef following a victory of 8–0 against Beitar Kiryat Shmona, in front of more than 6,000 spectators. Thus, they became the second Arab-Israeli club to reach the second tier of Israeli football after Ahva Notzrit Haifa, which have played in the second tier until 1956.