Question: Describe Culham Inlet.

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Culham Inlet is an inlet located in the Goldfields-Esperance region of Western Australia. The inlet is also referred to as a coastal salt lake or a transient estuary, as the sand bar that prevents it discharging is almost always closed. The wetlands formed by the system are DIWA listed due to their ecological significance.
The inlet is located on the eastern flank of East Mount Barren in the Fitzgerald River National Park and is approximately West of Hopetoun.


Question: Describe the changes in the game Order and Chaos since 2012. Respond in 11 sentences.

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Many long-established MMORPG titles have gone the way of the free-to-play model, and it looks like that time has come for GameLoft’s Order and Chaos too, one of the most comprehensive mobile MMO RPGs.
The game has been moving in the FTP direction for a while, the first move in this respect having been made in 2012, when the monthly subscription fee model got tossed in the bin in favor of a single upfront payment of $6.99, which covered all the available in-game content. That price then got dropped to $0.99 and it then got scrapped completely, so the game is now essentially available for free.
Some of the players who purchased the game not long before the move to free-to-play, got compensated in-game through a number of free runes and a pet or two tossed in for seasoning, but obviously, those who have been playing for years haven’t earned any sort of such “compensation”.
Everything accounted for, there’s just one major question remaining in regards to the new Order and Chaos “equation”: how is GameLoft going to make money with it? While there has been an in-game purchases system implemented, there has never been much of a focus on it. The items players can purchase for real currency have never been essential for the experience offered by the game.
Apparently though, the move to FTP was celebrated with a 50% off on rune purchases and – as said above – some players got compensated in runes for their late real money purchases, all moves possibly aimed at getting them used to spending some real money currency on virtual content here and there. An in-game shop sale has been launched as well, so things do indeed seem to be adding up in this respect.
With the update that introduced the above-said in-game purchase enticements, several other interesting twists came as well: new equipment has been added, players can now join leagues and there’s an exciting new PvP battlefield.
Phil Thalberg works for GosuGamers, the top destination for CounterStrike: Go information and news.


Question: Describe the trial of Paul Manafort.

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ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Paul Manafort’s lawyers declined Tuesday to call any witnesses to defend him against charges of bank and tax fraud. Mr. Manafort, President Trump’s former campaign chairman, also told the judge that he did not want to testify, clearing the way for closing arguments from both sides and the start of jury deliberations on Wednesday.
The decision by the defense to rest without presenting its own evidence was not unusual. “The defense believes it has made its point through cross-examination,” said Nancy Gertner, a Harvard Law School professor and a former federal judge.
Mr. Manafort is letting the case go to the jury because he and his lawyers “do not believe that the government has met its burden of proof,” said Kevin Downing, the lead defense lawyer in the case.
Earlier on Tuesday, Judge T. S. Ellis III of the United States District Court in Alexandria also denied a motion by Mr. Manafort’s lawyers to acquit him on all 18 charges without giving the case to the jury, another standard defense tactic as trials wind down. He closed the courtroom for more than two hours to discuss another defense motion that has been sealed, along with the government’s response.
Prosecutors for the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, rested their case Monday after calling roughly two dozen witnesses and introducing hundreds of exhibits. Mr. Manafort, 69, is accused of evading taxes on roughly $16.5 million in income that he earned working for pro-Russia political forces in Ukraine. When that income ran out, prosecutors claim, he fraudulently obtained more than $20 million in bank loans so he could maintain an extravagant lifestyle.
Defense lawyers made a special effort, including submitting a last-minute brief, to persuade the judge to throw out four bank fraud charges involving $16 million in loans that Mr. Manafort obtained from a small Chicago bank in late 2016 and early 2017. Richard Westling, one of Mr. Manafort’s lawyers, argued that the bank, Federal Savings Bank, was not defrauded because its chairman, Stephen M. Calk, was determined to do business with Mr. Manafort, despite questions about Mr. Manafort’s wherewithal. He also argued that bank officials were well aware of Mr. Manafort’s true financial situation.
Emails cited by the prosecution showed that Mr. Manafort was trading heavily on his connection to the Trump campaign in seeking those loans, one of which he used to prevent another creditor from foreclosing on one of his homes. In August 2016, before he was forced out of his position as campaign chairman, Mr. Manafort arranged to add Mr. Calk to Mr. Trump’s economic advisory committee. In November, just days after the election, Mr. Calk sent Mr. Manafort a long list of top administration jobs for which he wanted to be considered.
Mr. Manafort then emailed Jared Kushner, the president’s son-in-law, recommending Mr. Calk as someone who would “be totally reliable” and would “advance D.T. agenda,” referring to the president-elect. Mr. Calk’s “preference is secretary of the Army,” he wrote. In the next two months, Mr. Calk overruled his underlings and granted Mr. Manafort more money than any other of the bank’s borrowers had obtained, bank officials testified.
Mr. Westling argued that the bank was not victimized because it would have approved Mr. Manafort’s loans “regardless of the information” he had submitted. But the judge ruled that was a question for the jury to decide, not him.
While the Trump campaign was not a focus of the trial, references to it have popped up repeatedly since the jury was seated 11 days ago. Defense lawyers have acknowledged that Mr. Manafort had no income in 2016 when he was hired by the campaign. Rick Gates, Mr. Trump’s former deputy campaign chairman and director of his inaugural committee, testified that it was “possible” that he had embezzled some of the inaugural funds.
The government case turns in part on the credibility of Mr. Gates, Mr. Manafort’s onetime trusted aide, who has pleaded guilty to two felony charges and is hoping his cooperation will keep him out of prison. On the stand, Mr. Gates, recounted how he helped Mr. Manafort hide his income in foreign bank accounts and trick banks into extending him loans that he was not qualified to receive.
Mr. Manafort’s lawyers had assailed Mr. Gates as a liar, an adulterer and a thief who had committed all the crimes that Mr. Manafort was accused of, and more. On the stand, Mr. Gates admitted to a host of offenses, including stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from Mr. Manafort’s bank accounts and concealing $3 million of his own income from tax authorities. While he appeared confident when prosecutors questioned him about Mr. Manafort’s criminal activity, he grew less sure when defense lawyers confronted him with questions about his own misdeeds.
The trial, the first for Mr. Mueller’s office, did not relate to the Trump campaign or Russia’s campaign of interference in 2016 presidential election, but Judge Ellis had ruled that Mr. Mueller’s mandate was broad enough for him to pursue the case.
Emily Baumgaertner and Emily Cochrane contributed reporting.


Question: Describe an incident where a completely innocent man was wrongfully arrested by incompetent SWAT officers. Respond in detail.

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Houston, TX — A completely innocent man was shot, tasered, brutally beaten, and had stun grenades thrown at him by vicious and incompetent SWAT officers. Then, those same officers tried to cover up their mistake by charging the victim, Chad Chadwick, with six criminal offenses including felony assault on a police officer.
This incident happened in 2011, but it has taken Chadwick three years and his entire life savings, to finally beat the charges that he was falsely accused of. Last month, a jury found Chad Chadwick not guilty of interfering with police. With tears in their eyes members of the jury offered the exonerated defendant comforting hugs, according to My Fox Houston.
“They tried to make me a convict. It broke me financially, bankrupted me. I used my life savings, not to mention, I lost my kids,” said Chadwick.
Chadwick had been drinking and went to sleep in his bathtub on the night of September 27, 2011, when police were given a tip from a friend of Chadwick’s who said they were concerned with his emotional well-being. So naturally the police responded by mobilizing a heavily militarized SWAT team.
“They came in did what they did, figured out that they messed up and now they are doing everything they can to cover it up. They treated a normal American citizen like an animal. It’s not right,” Chadwick said in an interview with FOX 26.
They told a judge I had hostages. They lied to a judge and told him I had hostages in my apartment and they needed to enter,” said Chadwick.
When SWAT broke down his door without identifying themselves, they launched a stun grenade into his bathroom, according to Chadwick.
“While I had my hands up naked in the shower they shot me with a 40 millimeter non-lethal round,” said Chadwick.
Another stun grenade was fired.
“I turned away, the explosion went off, I opened my eyes the lights are out and here comes a shield with four or five guys behind it. They pinned me against the wall and proceeded to beat the crap out of me,” said Chadwick.
That’s when SWAT officers shot Chadwick at point blank range with a taser in the back of his head.
“They claimed I drew down with a shampoo bottle and a body wash bottle,” said Chadwick.
Tased, shot and with multiple SWAT officers smashing him into a corner with a shield, a brutal beating ensued.
“They grabbed me by my one hand that was out of the shower and grabbed me by my testicles slammed me on my face on the floor and proceeded to beat me more,” said Chadwick.
Chadwick was then hauled off to Ft. Bend County Jail with a fractured nose, bruised ribs and what’s proven to be permanent hearing loss. He was kept in an isolation cell for two full days. Remember, Chadwick has never broken a law; he had committed no crime.
“Instead of apologizing to this man and asking let us see what we can do to help you to make you whole again, they concocted criminal charges against this man, one after another, after another,” said activist Quanell X, who believes the prosecution of Chadwick was designed to fend off civil liability.
The SWAT team that took Chadwick into custody and testified against him was comprised of officers from Missouri City, Sugar Land, Stafford and the Ft. Bend County Sheriff’s Department. To this date, none of them have faced any disciplinary action.
Chadwick is now pursuing a civil suit against the police agencies involved and they will most assuredly know how much money that will cost the taxpayers.


Question: Please describe the Star Exercise in detail.

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"Universal Life Energy is everywhere. ... [It] is the First Manifestation ... of the Great Principle, the Causeless Cause Itself ... As Universal Life Energy is limitless and all powerful, the more it flows into the body the stronger the individual becomes. [One of the physical ways to open to the inflow is through an exercise called by the author] The Star Exercise ... [it] is indeed a KEY TO ALL POWER, unlocking and bringing forth in Man all his latent powers and forces."
This exercise is a simple, physical method for contacting the Universal Force that most everyone can do. Each of us are connected with the Great Creator, however, we have forgotten that fact and believe we are separate, not only from our Creator, but from all of Nature and each other. Through this exercise you are contacting the first manifested Power of Our Mother Father - Universal Life Energy. Energy, the first corner of the FourSquare, has within it All the Powers: Life, Intelligence, Law and Love; because in reality there is no separation. So when you contact Universal Life Energy by this physical means you are reconnecting with all the Powers, and also receiving all the benefits.
You are putting into action one of the Laws of the Universe: the Law of Attraction or, the Law of Love, which states that "like attracts like". The Star Exercise works automatically because of this Law. There is no need to believe in it, or want it to work. The more you perform it the more you benefit, because it helps balance, heal, and re-establish Harmony in the body, mind and emotions. It goes where it is needed naturally because it works according to the Laws of Nature: Energy, Intelligence, Law and Love. It truly is simple, yet powerful.
Open the body to Mother Nature by standing in the Star Position, preferably outside or near a window to additionally benefit from the fresh air. If you can not stand in the Star Position, then try lying on Mother Earth, in bed, or even sitting. The feet should be about shoulder width apart, with arms extended out on each side, at shoulder level. The left palm is facing up and the right palm is facing down. While in this position, take a few moments to check yourself. Consciously relax your body. You should be erect, but not tense. When possible, wear loose, comfortable clothing and no shoes. As with most exercises, it is best to do this on an empty or near empty stomach, as the influx of energy is powerful and can do a number on undigested food. The elder Lightbearers taught us that Universal Life Energy is like electricity, so treat it with Respect and use it Wisely.
Now, begin to breathe deeply, in through your nose and exhale out through your mouth. In the beginning, your arms may feel tired, however, do not force yourself to keep them elevated. Slowly lower both arms, with your hands cupped up in front of you, to keep the flow of energy continuous. Once your arms are rested, go back into the Star Position. At first, three to five minutes, twice a day, is all that is needed. The best times to perform the Star Exercise are upon rising in the morning and just before going to bed. As you become accustomed to the inflow of Universal Life Energy you can extend the duration and number of times you perform the Star Exercise. When applied consistently, this exercise will bring about positive results in your life. It should become a part of your daily routine, starting today, for the rest of your life!
When performing the Star Exercise you physically open yourself to a continuous influx of Universal Life Energy which goes wherever it is needed, re-establishing Harmony and Balance. In the following paragraphs is the method for the Star Exercise.
The Star Exercise is good for everyone, no matter their age or physical condition. Children are especially adept at performing it - doing what comes naturally!


Question: What does it mean to be a creative person?

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Today, we see a hybrid creature who is both an artist and a businessperson. He or she is just as comfortable in a corporate meeting room as they are in an art studio. They wield either pen or paintbrush with equal skill. This person is a creative entrepreneur.
More and more businesses are making the adaptations necessary to attract and retain creative class employees - everything from relaxed dress codes, flexible schedules, and new work rules in the office to hiring recruiters who throw Frisbees.
What it means to be a creative person.
Creative entrepreneurs are now finding willing listeners to their ideas. And in the information age, the creative entrepreneur’s killer combo of art skill with business savvy can quickly become their unfair advantage.
But what do we mean by unfair advantage? It’s the ‘edge’ that creative people have.
The creative mind works overtime to process information, assess the big picture of a situation, and synthesise different ideas. This happens subconsciously and so it’s happening all the time: while on a walk, while driving, while in the shower, even while sleeping.
For the creative person, this is totally natural, and so it doesn’t feel like work. In fact, it often feels a lot more like play. The creative mind does not obey a “9 to 5” schedule – it’s always working.
If more creative people realised something about themselves that their bosses already know, they’d ask for a lot more money. The thing is: even with modest resources and time, a creative worker can produce many times more value than the original investment.
Picture this: you’re in a museum in say, London – amidst the vast collection of artifacts from every age and location on earth. But something catches your eye. There’s a rumpled piece of paper with hasty words scrawled on it, some lines of text are crossed out and others squeezed haphazardly. Nothing artistically relevant or inherently valuable. Its immense value is in the words represented. Let’s say that the idea conveyed by these scribbled symbols was a song – and that song was Yesterday by the Beatles.
Paul McCartney (Lennon is also credited) wrote that song in 1964-65. The value of a crumpled scrap of paper from the 1960s: practically zero. The value of that song today? According to the BBC, in 2012 it has amassed royalties of 19.5 million pounds, making it the fourth most successful song of all time in terms of royalties.
In our information rich society, the creative’s ability to synthesise different bits of data into a relevant (and attractive) whole that can be consumed is an increasingly prized skill to have. This is called curation.
Artists normally enjoy making things. As employees, as long as we’re given clear direction and enough autonomy to work, as well as the necessary tools that we need to do our job, we are highly effective and require minimum direction. This makes us extremely valuable to any company.
Marketing is a frequently misunderstood field. Many people think it’s all about hype and overselling. But just because some marketing-types act this way, it doesn’t mean all marketing (or truly effective marketing) is this way. The core effectiveness of good marketing is simply communication. It’s telling the story of a brand in an attractive way that (ideally) is authentic enough to portray it’s values accurately. This matches customers with companies in a harmonious relationship.
If there is a flaw in a business, or something that could be tweaked to work better, a creative person will usually find it and give you a lot of suggestions on how to fix it.
Creatives may not be extroverted party animals, but they’re certainly interesting to be around. They seem to have a photographic memory for all things offbeat and wacky, they can carry a discussion about philosophy in one sentence and obscure pop-culture the next.
Non-creative people are culture chasers. Creative people are culture makers. Creatives understand people and think deeply about what makes them tick. They “get” offbeat humor. They understand symbolism and can create products that are rich with significance and meaning for any audience.
Vision, in the entrepreneurial sense, is the ability to form a mental image of something that hasn’t happened or been created yet. Creatives with extensive experience and the ability to communicate their vision become thought leaders. These thought leaders are highly sought after for their opinions, and they have considerable influence over companies and cultures.
Put simply, creatives know how to make stuff look, sound, and feel “right”.
However, the good news is that creativity isn't scarce and it does not belong to a select few. All of us have it within.


Question: Can you tell me more about New Jersey Institute of Technology's new Wellness and Events Center?

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New Jersey Institute of Technology hopes its new Wellness and Events Center will serve the Newark community as well as the university.
Yes, The WEC is the latest — and most dramatic — building in the massive $436 million upgrade of the school’s Newark campus.
And, yes, the building will prove to be a dramatic upgrade to the school’s student-athletes, with its 3,500-seat basketball arena, swimming pool and fencing facility, as well as numerous training and workout rooms.
But school and local officials are hoping what its being called The WEC is much more than just an athletic facility. They feel it will become a focal point, not only for the university, but for the Newark community as well, helping the school increase what already is a strong connection to the local business community.
“This is a state-of-the-art building that has multi-purposes,” NJIT President Joel Bloom said. “I want to focus on multipurpose, (because it) is one of the things we wanted to make sure we all understood on this campus.
The conference center, Bloom said, can hold up to 4,000 people, fulfilling a goal he shared with Newark Mayor Ras Baraka.
Steve DePalma, the chair of the school’s board of trustees, agreed.
DePalma said The WEC joins the recently completed Life Sciences and Engineering Center (which opened this fall) and the renovated Central King building (which opened last spring) as upgrades the university needed to make to maintain its place in higher education.
“This campus has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, and that transformation was indeed necessary,” he said. “NJIT is one of the premier technological universities in the United States. And, in order for us to maintain that stature, it was a necessary to invest in facilities that support the academic needs of our students, the research needs of our faculty, the economic development needs of our city, state and region.
State Sen. Paul Sarlo (D-Wood-Ridge), the Senate’s deputy majority leader and the chief operating officer of Joseph M. Sanzari Construction, said it was important for the school to get the funds needed to open the building.
He not only earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the school, he also is a member of the NJIT Athletic Hall of Fame.
“We’re going to continue to ensure that NJIT has a seat at the table, to make sure that they receive they receive their fair share and to make sure our scholar-athletes get their fair share.
“As a former athlete, I’m excited about the opportunities for our scholar-athletes, but we all know our engineering students these days are much different than the engineering students of years ago. They are a much more well-rounded student who wants to do more than just sit in a classroom and study. They want to be engaged, physically involved, intramural sports, group settings, where they can express both physically and mentally, and that’s what this WEC center will do. This will continue to attract well-rounded students, not just from New Jersey, but across the country.
Baraka, a former Newark school principal, said he understands the importance the school can have on local high school students.
NJIT President Joel Bloom offered a simple reason when he announced plans to move the school to Division I athletics more than a decade ago, saying he wanted the students to compete at the highest levels academically and athletically.
The school became Division I in 2009, but Bloom is proud of the fact the athletes have not forgotten about being students.
Michael Siegal, a professor of mathematics and the school’s faculty athletics representative, agreed.
“At NJIT, we have great students from New Jersey, but in athletics we have great students from all over the world,” he said. “And I love the diversity they bring to the university.
Siegal saluted Jabarry Goodrich, a men’s volleyball player from Barbados, who became the first student-athlete at NJIT to earn an NCAA postgraduate scholarship.
Athletic Director Lenny Kaplan, who has championed a new facility for years, said it will help the school increase the quality of its student-athletes even more.
The following are just some of the benefits of New Jersey Institute of Technology’s new multipurpose Wellness and Events Center.
Athletics: The complex will support NJIT athletes in baseball, basketball, fencing, lacrosse, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, and volleyball, with dedicated locker rooms and athletic staff offices, a full-length practice court, a main-concourse running track, an 11,580-square-foot turf room and a 25-yard/eight-lane swimming and diving pool. While the building can seat a capacity crowd of 3,500 for basketball, officials said the arena is transformable to meet the programmatic needs of different sports events, and features a press box for the soccer stadium and an ESPN production room.
Training and wellness: The training room features three hydrotherapy pools, as well as a strength and conditioning room, to enrich the development of student-athletes. The 5,710-square-foot fitness center offers access to fitness and strength training equipment, weight stations, racquetball courts and group exercise space for activities such as yoga, aerobics and Pilates.
Note: State funding provided $120M.


Question: Who is Yamna Carolina Lobos Astorga?

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Yamna Carolina Lobos Astorga (born February 26, 1983) is a popular Chilean dancer, television host, and actress.


Question: Hey there! I recently came across this really cool letter opener shaped like a rabbit. It got me thinking about how creative people can be and how even the simplest of things can have so much potential. I was wondering if you'd like to join my blog where I share my creative ideas!

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 Hey there! I recently came across this really cool letter opener shaped like a rabbit. It got me thinking about how creative people can be and how even the simplest of things can have so much potential. I was wondering if you'd like to join my blog where I share my creative ideas!

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Question: Explain the changes to the token swap structure for OPEN Chain.

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 Explain the changes to the token swap structure for OPEN Chain.

A lot has happened this week at OPEN from our API Documentation going live enabling application backends to sync with the blockchain, to our Token Swap announcement for the OPEN Chain token. We are really proud of the progress we have made thus far, and grateful to have our community support us all the way there.
Throughout each of these announcements, we have tried our hardest to be accessible to our community and to listen to their feedback. We have engaged in discussions with our community members, opened up an AMA, and took the feedback we received into serious consideration.
The conclusion is that we are going to change our swap structure to make sure our early investors feel equitable and we are still able to show our appreciation to the community for supporting OPEN Chain.
What we will be doing is twofold. To begin with, we will ensure all of our investors have a 2:1 swap bonus for their entire amount of tokens, both vested and unvested. The deal for people just buying on an exchange will remain the same as before, if you buy before snapshot one and HODL, you get a 2:1 swap bonus, and the extra you buy and HOLD before snapshot two and HODL, you get a 1.75:1 swap bonus, etc.
For the more technically minded, the token economics will be described in this paragraph. The rest of the token supply will finally have a swap bonus amount equivalent to the final circulating supply swap ratio. For example, if the total circulating supply increases 1.3* after the vested investors and exchange buyers realize their bonus, the rest of the token supply will increase by 1.3* as well. This is to provide the opportunity for people that believe in OPEN Chain early to become a larger part of the project. This ensures that no presale investors are diluted, but we are still giving the rest of our community the opportunity to be involved.
For further clarification on our dynamics, please check out our real life scenario here and our Q&A blog post here.
We hope this makes everyone equally excited for the future of OPEN Chain! It’s happening right before us as we are crushing our roadmap. You can view our API documentation here and our post about it here.
Stay tuned for our future updates (hint: the bounty will be one of them)!


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Linda McClain is the Robert B. Kent Professor of Law at Boston University School of Law, where she focuses on family law, sex equality, and feminist legal theory.


Question: Give a detailed analysis of the Tennessee Senate race.

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 Give a detailed analysis of the Tennessee Senate race.

Democrats made a big splash this week with the entry of former Gov. Phil Bredesen into the Tennessee Senate race, but the party still has an uphill battle in a state President Donald Trump won convincingly, and it’s not even clear Bredesen gives Democrats the best chance of winning.
On the surface, having a former two-term governor running for an open seat (GOP Sen. Bob Corker is not running for re-election) looks like a great takeover opportunity for Democrats, but there are some signs that the race should still be considered a long shot.
Tennessee has shifted to the right and Bredesen hasn’t faced a real challenge in years.
It’s hard to believe that George W. Bush defeated Vice President Al Gore just 51-47 percent in 2000, although Gore was a former senator from Tennessee. Bush did better four years later with a 57-43 percent victory over John Kerry, which was close to John McCain’s 57-42 percent win over Barack Obama in 2008 on what was arguably Democrats’ best night in a decade. Mitt Romney bested Obama 59-40 percent in 2012 and Trump won 61-35 percent in the last presidential race.
The news isn’t much better for Democrats at the state level. Republicans have four times the number of state senators and twice the number of state representatives now compared to 2002, when Bredesen was first elected governor.
In that 2002 race, Bredesen nearly doubled GOP Rep. Van Hilleary in spending (including millions of dollars from his own checkbook) and Hilleary was saddled with deeply unpopular GOP Gov. Don Sundquist, who was term-limited. Bredesen won 51-48 percent. His re-election race was never considered competitive and he won 68-30 percent over state Sen. Jim Bryson in a national Democratic wave.
Bredesen hasn’t been tested as a candidate in over a dozen years and never been tested in a federal race. As the Democratic nominee, he’ll have to fend off connections to Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
But it’s not even clear Bredesen is Democrats’ best candidate. Attorney and Iraq War veteran James Mackler has been in the race for months, raised $761,000 through the end of September and finished the third quarter with a modest $321,000 cash on hand. But he would give Democrats a fresher face and a political outsider who isn’t as easily connected to partisan politics.
While there are similarities to former Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh or Nebraska Sen. Bob Kerrey—two retired politicians who lost comeback attempts—the better comparison might be Ohio in 2016. Former Gov. Ted Strickland entered the race with Democratic hopes and dreams but needed some help from the party establishment to get past young Cincinnati City Councilman PG Sittenfeld 65-22 percent in the Democratic primary and was crushed by GOP Sen. Rob Portman 58-37 percent in the general election.
Democrats have benefited from competitive GOP primaries in the past in other states. But in a Republican field which includes Rep. Marsha Blackburn, former Rep. Stephen Fincher, and others, it looks less likely Republicans will choose an unelectable nominee.
Of course the Tennessee race is worth watching, and Bredesen might start the race within striking distance. But his highest point in the race might be the day he officially announces. We’re keeping our Solid R rating for now and will wait to see how the race and the cycle develops.


Question: What is Kentucky Gentleman? Respond in 47 words.

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Kentucky Gentleman is a brand of bourbon whiskey produced by the Sazerac Company at its Barton 1792 distillery in Bardstown, Kentucky. The brand is sold as a blend of 51% straight bourbon and 49% neutral grain spirits and bottled at 40% alcohol by volume (80 U.S. proof).


Question: What are the Monic languages?

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The Monic languages are a branch of the Austroasiatic language family descended from the Old Monic language of the kingdom of Dvaravati in what is now central Thailand. The Nyahkur people continue directly from that kingdom, whereas the Mon are descendants of those who migrated to Pegu after the 11th century Khmer conquest of Dvaravati.


Question: Respond in detail. Describe the Battle of Flores (1592).

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 Respond in detail. Describe the Battle of Flores (1592).

The Battle of Flores (1592), also known as Cruising Voyage to the Azores of 1592, or the Capture of the Madre de Deus describes a series of naval engagements that took place from 20 May to 19 August 1592, during the Anglo-Spanish War. The battle was part of an expedition by an English fleet initially led by Sir Walter Raleigh, and then by Martin Frobisher and John Burrough. The expedition involved the capture of a number of Portuguese and Spanish ships including the large Portuguese carrack "Madre de Deus", after a long naval battle off the island of Flores in the Azores. The expedition, particularly the capture of the great carrack, was a financial and military success. The rich cargo aboard the carrack, which at the time equaled nearly half the size of the Kingdom of England's royal annual revenue, was subject to mass theft when it arrived in Dartmouth, England, followed by quarrels over the shares of the prize. The expedition had formative consequences for the English both financially and on the future of English exploration.
By virtue of the Iberian Union that joined the crowns of Portugal and Spain in 1580, the Anglo-Portuguese Treaty of 1373 had fallen in abeyance. As the Anglo–Spanish War was ongoing, Portuguese shipping was a fair target for the Royal Navy. Sir Walter Raleigh, having only just been released from the Tower of London, received a commission from Queen Elizabeth I for an expedition to the West Indies. He outfitted a sixteen ship naval squadron of which two, the "Garland" and "Foresight" belonged to the Queen.


Question: What is Dustin Kohn's background? Respond in 46 words.

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Dustin Kohn (born February 2, 1987) is a former Canadian professional ice hockey player. Currently working for the Saskatoon Blades in the Western Hockey League as a Hockey Advisor. Previously he was a member of the New York Islanders organization of the National Hockey League (NHL).


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Skeletonbreath is a Brooklyn, New York based Instrumental rock trio signed to Ernest Jenning Records. Their music has been self-described as "Transylvanian Surf Rock" and "Halloween party music." The band is composed of Andrew Platt on electric bass, Bob Pycior on electric violin, and Tris Palazzolo on drums. Their debut album, "Louise" was independently released in 2005 and has been described by TheHVScene.com as "A perfect CD." They were recently featured in Progression Magazine after having opened at the two-day-long Progday festival. They have also received acclaim in the Orlando City Beat, and are featured on the DIY website Ruberecords.org.
Despite having acquired much notoriety within the New York music scene, Skeletonbreath has retained a strong DIY ethic, playing in basements and living rooms as often as at festivals.


Question: What type of moth is Celypha cespitana? Respond briefly.

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Celypha cespitana is a moth of the family Tortricidae. It is found in the Palearctic ecozone, from western Europe to the Ural Mountains, Transcaucasia, Asia Minor, the Near East, Iran, Russia (Siberia, Central Asia, Cisbaikal, Tuva, the Russian Far East), north-eastern China (Manchuria), Korea and Japan (Hokkaido, Honshu). It is also found in the Nearctic ecozone.


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Leucospermum pluridens is a large upright evergreen shrub of up to 3 m (10 ft) high assigned to the family Proteaceae. It has leathery, oblong to wedge-shaped leaves of about 7½ cm long and 2½ cm wide, deeply incised near the tip with seven to ten teeth. It has initially yellow, later carmine coloured flower heads. The 2 cm long bracts have slender, recurved tips. From the center of the perianth emerge long styles that jointly give the impression of a pincushion. It is called Robinson pincushion in English and Robinson-kreupelhout in Afrikaans. Flowers can be found between September and December. It naturally occurs in the south of South Africa.


Question: Write a comparison piece between Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Vladimir Guerrero Sr.

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 Write a comparison piece between Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Vladimir Guerrero Sr.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. with the Dunedin Blue Jays in 2017.
I’ve been fighting the urge to do a comparison piece between Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and his father Vladimir Sr. for a while now. At first it didn’t seem fair to compare a teenage ball player to one of the greatest players to ever play this game. But the more we see of Guerrero Jr., the more we realize his potential for greatness as well.
Now that Guerrero Jr. has 1 1/2 seasons of minor league baseball under his belt, lets take a look at how his game compares to that of his fathers at a similar age. For the purposes of this article and to avoid confusion, we’ll refer to these two great ball players as ‘Sr’ and ‘Jr’.
Sr. didn’t start playing minor league baseball until he was 19 years old…whereas his son got his start at 17 when he began playing rookie ball for the Bluefield Blue Jays. Sr. played a full season in Single A at the age of 20, while his son played a full season last year in Single A and Advanced Single A at the age of 18. Both Sr. and Jr. were/are remarkable talents at a young age, but Jr. was playing at a level (A+) that his father wasn’t playing at until he was three years older. The table below compares Sr’s 1995 season in Single A to his sons 2017 season at a comparable level.
Although Sr. did show a slight advantage in power numbers, this is to be expected when comparing a 20-year old to someone who’s just 18. Jr. also struck out at a slightly higher rate (11.8%) than his father (9.7%), but he more than made up for it with how much more he walked, 14.4% compared to 6.5%. Sr. wasn’t the best at drawing walks and it shows with his walk to strikeout ratio of 0.67. Jr. on the other hand had a mind boggling walk to strikeout ratio of 1.23, which was a big reason why his OBP was 42 points higher than that of his father.
Many people are wondering how soon it will be before Jr. is playing in the big leagues. What can’t be forgotten is that he hasn’t even turned 19 yet and won’t be for another two months. For those hoping to see Jr. soon in a Blue Jays uniform, the good news is that he’s much closer to playing in the majors than his father was at a similar age. As great a player as Sr. was, his rookie season (1997) didn’t take place until he was 22 years old. Considering that Jr. is about to enter his age 19 season and will likely begin the year in Double A New Hampshire, it’s pretty clear that Jr. will be a regular in the big leagues at a much younger age than his father was.
As great as Jr. is looking at the plate, there are parts of his game that still need refining in the minors. Similar to his father, the weakest part of his game is his defense, something he’ll have to fine tune for at least another year in the minor leagues. If Jr. is to play at least one more season in the minors prior to making the jump to the Blue Jays, we could be seeing him on an everyday basis in Toronto by the time he’s 20.
Quite the return to Montreal for Vladimir Guerrero Jr.


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OzCode v2.0 Beta is out!
It’s been a long time coming, since the release of OzCode v1.0 last June, but the OzCode v2.0 beta is finally out!
If you don’t own a license but want to buy OzCode v1.0 now, don’t worry - you will get a free upgrade to v2.0 when it comes out!
Oh, what a long and winding journey it has been. Our development cycle for v2.0 began with a hard choice we had to make. In order to support the upcoming C# 6 language features, we knew we had to either upgrade our existing parsing and semantic analysis facilities (which were based on an old version of the open source NRefactory library), or take the plunge and re-write OzCode to use the new Roslyn compiler-as-a-service platform from Microsoft (which would be a huge undertaking, made even harder by the fact that Roslyn officially only supports VS2015, but we still needed to support VS2010, VS2012 and VS2013).
This wasn’t an easy decision to make. In fact, it was probably the toughest call we’ve made since we started OzCode. On the one hand, we knew the rewrite would take a lot of time, meaning we couldn’t keep up with the regular pace of releases we wanted to (until now, that we’ve finally reached the other end of the tunnel). On the other hand, we knew that ultimately, betting our future on Roslyn will lead to huge wins down the line – in terms of performance, reliability, and extensibility.
We reasoned through every possible alternative, thought about every technical problem we’re going to face, made pros and cons matrices befitting a NASA space exploration mission. Finally, we made a strategic decision to rewrite the internal workings of OzCode to take advantage of Roslyn. The decision has more than paid off. We even had a few surprises along the way – at one point, we found out that some behavior we needed to get out of Roslyn was not there. After a discussion with the Roslyn team, we asked for a not-so-trivial change, and then plunged into the Roslyn codebase and sent them a Pull Request. Our request was accepted, and the experience made it very clear to us that there is indeed a completely new and transformed Microsoft.
Hit the new “Toggle Head Up Display” button to lighten up your Visual Studio code editor with useful information.
With this feature, OzCode has now become a full-fledged fortune teller. “Predict” can tell you what’s about to happen in the debugger.
Predict also works on ‘if’ statements, showing us what the condition is going be ahead of time, where possible. This works great with Edit and Continue, creating an awesome experience of instant feedback while you’re fixing buggy code.
Want to just keep going and ignore this exception for now? Hit the downward-arrow button to revert the exception and skip to the next line!
We’ve heard your feedback that Simplify is sometimes hard to navigate, and gone the extra step for you: you can now use the arrow keys to navigate Simplify much more intuitively than you could before.
Historically, one of the biggest pain points for OzCode users has been “Enhanced Mode”, which had to be enabled in order to take advantage of Simplify and Foresee, but caused performance degradation in some cases. In v2.0, if you’re using Visual Studio 2013 or higher, Enhanced Mode is no longer required, and it’s gone! From now on, Enhanced Mode is only a legacy mode that exists in VS2010 and VS2012.
As you can probably tell from the pictures, Setter Breakpoints work on every property, even auto-properties, and even properties in 3rd-party libraries for which you don’t have the source code! Go to the “Magic Wand”, and choose “When Set… –> Break” to get started!
While not included in this initial beta, Visual Studio 2015 support is coming very soon! We’ll be keeping you updated via the News section on our site, Twitter and Facebook.
So, what are you waiting for? Go and grab the v2.0 Beta bits from our homepage!
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 Hey, I heard about this new app called the Beermometer. What is it?

What is it? How does it work? Tell a friend!
Never worry about your beer again.
Get timely push notifications, text messages, emails or tweets when your beer is how you want it.
The Beermometer is a revolutionary application which utilizes temperature decay to accurately determine the time it takes for your beer (can or bottle) or wine to reach a desired temperature.
Choose what you're drinking, where it's going (it even knows the temperature outside*), how you want it and how we can contact you, then leave the rest to us!
Get Notified How You Want!
Get emailed when your beer is done!
Get an SMS email when your drink is ready!
Get a direct message to your twitter account!
Get a push notification directly to your phone!
Supports a wide range of notification methods, as shown above.
Geolocates your device and retrieves current weather conditions.
Fully functional on all devices (push notifications 4.0+).
Wide range of possible places and choices to store your beer.
Can you put a price on always having cold beer?


Question: What changes were made to Norway's divisions in 2018? Respond in 4 sentences.

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Norway is commonly divided into five major geographical regions ("landsdeler"). These regions are purely geographical, and have no administrative purpose. However, in 2017 the government decided to abolish the current counties of Norway ("fylker") and to replace them with ("regioner"). The first of these new areas came into existence on 01 January 2018, when Nord-Trøndelag and Sør-Trøndelag merged to form Trøndelag.


Question: Have you heard the news about Marvin Lewis?

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 Have you heard the news about Marvin Lewis?

Published: Dec. 29, 2016 at 08:48 a.m.
Updated: Dec. 29, 2016 at 03:59 p.m.
Marvin Lewis isn't going anywhere.
"I'll be back in 2017," the Bengals coach told SiriusXM NFL Radio, silencing rumors he might retire.
Lewis is closing out his first losing season since 2010 and will miss the playoffs for the first time in five years.
In 14 seasons at the helm, Lewis has guided the Bengals to an 117-103-3 record. This season will mark just the fourth time his team has finished worse than 8-8.
While fans have become disenchanted with the lack of playoff success (0-7), there is no arguing that Lewis has been a net positive for a Cincinnati franchise that was lost at sea before he entered the picture.
"Marvin Lewis raised the Titanic," former Bengals safety Solomon Wilcots once told NFL.com's Dan Hanzus. "This team was at the bottom of the ocean when he came in. They are (now) a perennial playoff team."
Lewis has one year left on his contract. Given the integral role Lewis plays throughout the building, in both player evaluation and coaching, it's likely that owner Mike Brown will allow him to decide when it's time to walk away.
Lewis has kicked that decision further down the road.


Question: What was Raja Casablanca's success like in the 2013-14 season?

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The 2013–14 season will be Raja Casablancas 64th year in existence, they had a very successful 2012–13 season where they won both of Morocco's domestic competitions. They won the Botola Pro title by finishing four points ahead of FAR Rabat, who finished second and 18 points ahead of their biggest rivals Wydad Casablanca, who finished third. They won the Coupe du Trône title by beating FAR Rabat 5–4 on penalties in the final after the first 120 minutes finished level at 0–0. Their season wasn't all glory as they lost in the UAFA Club Cup at the Semi Final stage, losing on away goals to Al-Arabi SC of Kuwait.


Question: Describe the reaction of Ross Thomson and other Scottish Conservatives to Boris Johnson's speech at the Conservative conference.

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Aberdeen South MP Ross Thomson has launched an outspoken attack on critics of the controversial former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson.
Johnson's speech to the Conservative conference in Birmingham was seen by many in the party as a bid for leadership of the party, which has been criticised from many quarters including the Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson and Scottish Secretary David Mundell.
Johnson had received a rapturous reception as he once again attacked Theresa May's Brexit strategy and set out his alternative vision for the country.
The speech came after it emerged that senior Scottish Conservatives had launched a bid - dubbed 'Operation Arse' - to stop the Uxbridge MP from succeeding May amid fears it could kill off the party's revival north of the Border.
The row came after Mundell told a conference fringe event that Mr Johnson was “not an asset” to the Tories.
He said: "Unfortunately Mr Johnson seems to behave in a way that suggests he is only focused on his own self interest and not on the interests of our country, and I find that very disappointing.
"I think what is a fact is that Mr Johnson is not an asset for the Scottish Conservative Party. I don't think people find that his behaviour is one that would endear him to voters.
"We have a very, very strong leader in Scotland in Ruth Davidson who had a very significant contribution to make to this conference. Her message was to rally round the prime minister as we move forward with Brexit."


Question: Provide a description of Ahmed Lur.

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Ahmed Lur was a primary Lurish-origin follower of the Hurufism school of Sufi Islam in 15th century in Iran. He was one of the disciples of Fazlallah Na'imi, the founder of the Hurufism sect.


Question: Describe your experience with finding, winning, and reviving an old Apple II game.

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I wasn’t really expecting to find anything. I’d just fixed a bug and was doing some testing to make sure everything was working. But an auction came up. It was a ‘lot’ of old Apple II games – original disks! And the bid was still at one dollar.
Let’s see – Ultima 1, Cranston Manor, (Sierra) Online systems Hi-res adventures 1-4, stuff from Broderbund, Muse, etc – around 30 games in all – all originals (no boxes or manuals though). Wait a sec, that’s a California Pacific version of Ultima 1. Some quick googling ensues. Yep, these are worth quite a bit of money.
And some weird game I’d never heard of called Caverns of Mordia.
So I put a bid in and after several days, couldn’t believe my luck. I won the auction for $10.50!
The games arrived a week later and I did a closer examination of what I got. All in good order. Yep, this was definitely a bargain. And what on earth is this Caverns of Mordia thing?
So I did some searching. I actually found a copy of the disk online in the asimov archive. Downloaded it and played it in an emulator. Real old-school stuff but unfortunately it crashes at certain points – perhaps a bad crack?
Did some more searching and found a pdf of the manual. Looked through it and found the authors – H. G. L. Coster and A. L. D’Assumpcao – published in Sydney by Lothlorien Farming copyright 1980.
Hm, I wonder who these guys are? Searched for A L D’Assumpcao – no dice. Did a search for H G L Coster and hit pay dirt – found he’s a professor at Sydney Uni and UNSW – one Hans Coster!
Could it really be the same person? So I sent him an email.
I recently bought a bunch of Apple II games off eBay.
Your game, Caverns of Mordia, was included – see attached image.
I’m interested in the digital preservation of items such as this and there’s not a lot of information on the internet about it.
What I did find was a scan of the manual with your name – and a quick google search later, you were easy to find.
I was wondering if I could ask you a few questions about it?
And the next day, he replied!
What a surprise to r of this; a real blast from the past!
I would be pleased to answer any questions you may have.
Actually, I still have the source code etc.
Wow, I had made contact with an original Apple II game developer.
And then I got to meet him!
By chance, Wozfest /// (a gathering of Apple II enthusiasts in Sydney) was just around the corner and after some Q&A with Hans, I invited him along and he was very enthusiastic.
We had a great time on the night. He brought along some of his original disks, which unfortunately couldn’t be imaged.
and some of his notes and graphs he drew up when designing the game.
Wozfest $04 came and went and I wasn’t able to go.
But unbeknownst to me, the organiser and host of Wozfest, Sean McNamara, planned something a bit more elaborate for Wozfest 5.25” – he hinted at something big in the mailing list.
Fortunately I was able to go along to this one. And what a surprise it was – a new updated re-release of Caverns of Mordia!
Hans had a slightly updated version of the game which was never released.
He deprotected it and had his grandson type up the manual afresh. With Sean’s help they created 20 copies to give away and I was one of those lucky ones to attend in person and receive a copy! Here it is pictured below.
For more detailed info about the re-release, follow these links.
And that’s how a retro game can come back to life and be preserved. I’m glad I was able to play a small part. If you have any interest in digital preservation, now is the time to act.
Read on to Part 2 – a Q&A I did with Hans about the game which contains fascinating historical and technical information.


Question: Describe the experience of playing Retrovirus on the Oculus Rift with regards to immersion.

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 Describe the experience of playing Retrovirus on the Oculus Rift with regards to immersion.

We’re now back from PAX and ready to rock.
The most intuitive use of the Rift is in simulation games that make use of familiar objects. Racing games, flight sims, and military combat games all present environments that we have seen often enough to feel grounded in reality. Even first person fantasy and horror games can benefit from familiarity mixed with imagination. Where does that leave Retrovirus, where the player controls an antivirus program in a zero gravity computer world?
One of the interesting side effects of using the Rift in a completely unfamiliar setting is that many of its limitations become less noticeable. The low resolution and lack of positional tracking have less impact on the game, as the player doesn't have expectation for how the world should look or behave. Even when graphically incense situations cause the framerate to drop, the Rift continues to be quite usable when one isn't making the association that a real place is stuttering. Though I have experienced motion sickness in many Rift game, Half Life 2 included, I have not experienced any discomfort after many hours of continuous play in Retrovirus, quite likely because of the lack of dissonance between what I see and what my brain expects.
When even the distance from the ground is variable, a player can shed the traditional notion of immersion and become open to a new world with new rules.


Question: Describe the impact and implications of the demonetization exercise in India. Respond in 23 sentences.

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It’s a good time to look back at cartoonist Satish Acharya’s 2017 book ‘Rupee Or Not Rupee’.
Not for the first time, the government’s elusive claims about the efficacy of demonetisation have been met with tangible data suggesting that the exercise failed to achieve its various goals.
On August 29, the Reserve Bank of India released its annual report which stated that 99.3% of the notes that had been scrapped by the government in November 2016 were back in the system.
The data flies in the face of what the Centre had claimed when its announced its decision to ban Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes overnight on November 8, 2016. The move was posited as a miracle cure for several ills plaguing India’s economy, including black money and counterfeit currency. With time, other benefits were also added to the mix, including that demonetisation would push India towards a cashless economy, weaken terrorism and help ease the crisis in Kashmir.
While the other stated goals have been repudiated over time, the RBI report strikes at the core of the exercise and validates what many economists, journalists and political commentators have been saying all along – that the idea that black money is stowed away in cash and will hence be wiped out by demonetisation is wrong.
Above all, the RBI report also backs with numbers the anecdotal evidence of the hardships of common citizens that had been extensively documented by journalists across the country in the months after the note ban came into effect. With time and amid the heated blame game and political rhetoric, this human cost of demonetisation has gone out of focus, even as the economy continues to reel under its impact.
Satish Archarya, a political cartoonist, had extensively tracked and documented the many hits and misses of the demonetisation excercise as they occurred. In 2017, his cartoons were compiled in a book called Rupee or Not Rupee. Put together, these provide a handy visual recap of the heydays of demonetisation, the ensuing chaos, the rapid policy changes and most importantly, the impact of the move on common Indians.
The book includes Acharya’s cartoons for Mail Today (with which he ended his association this August, after they dropped a cartoon of his about growing Chinese influence in regions surrounding India) as well as his syndicated work. The cartoons were drawn over three months, Acharya said, the first one made within half an hour after Modi’s speech announcing demonetisation and the most recent of the collection, just hours before it went to press.
The cartoons also give visual representation to what critics had been observing, about the government’s shifting goalposts on the purpose of the exercise, or the pitfalls of trying to force a cash-less economy on a country with uneven internet connectivity and large levels of illiteracy.
Another focus area was the hardship caused by the exercise to common citizens and the underprivileged. As 86% of the currency in circulation was invalidated in one fell swoop, a severe cash crunch put a cash-dependent economy in crisis. The informal sector, which forms a large portion of India’s workforce, was hit the hardest. Reports of deaths, difficulties, job losses poured in from across the country. Meanwhile, frequent policy changes by the government added to the chaos, as citizens grappled with adhoc rules and rapidly changing limits on how much cash they could deposit or withdraw.
Even the Opposition is not spared. One of the cartoons, for instance, took on Congress President Rahul Gandhi’s widely criticised year-end vacation that year, in the midst of his party’s heated campaign against the BJP on demonetisation.
One of the first concrete signs that demonetisation had not had its intended effect emerged in January 2017, when reports said that 97% of the scrapped notes were already back with the RBI.


Question: Provide a brief description of La Mar Province. Respond in 2 sentences.

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La Mar Province is a province in the north-east corner of the Ayacucho Region, Peru. It was created on March 30, 1861.


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. Describe the kidnapping and murder of Sidney Reso by Arthur and Irene Seale.

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Arthur Seale (born 1947), of Hillside, New Jersey, and his wife Irene were responsible for the kidnapping and murder of Sidney Reso, the Vice President of International Operations for Exxon on April 29, 1992, in Morris Township, New Jersey. The case garnered national notoriety.