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WPBL President Larry Chiborak has announced all 11 playoff matches will now be available free of charge as of March 21.
Also included is the Philippino All Star Team challenge match in which they played against the WPBL All Stars.
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Question: Describe the process of a Ted Cruz fundraising letter and its impact.

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Politics|Ted Cruz’s Campaign Marked a Fund-Raising Letter an Official ‘Summons.’ It Wasn’t Against the Rules.
The Texas senator’s re-election campaign sent voters in at least three counties a letter with a label suggesting it was a legal summons. The Federal Election Commission says doing so doesn’t break any rules.
Ted Cruz’s Senate re-election campaign has been sending voters in Texas a fund-raising letter in an envelope labeled “summons enclosed,” drawing criticism from some who called it misleading and raising questions about whether such a practice was legal. It is.
That is according to Myles Martin, a spokesman for the Federal Election Commission, who said the salient question was whether a mailing contains a disclaimer saying that it came from a political campaign. And this one did.
What do these campaign letters look like?
A photo of one of the letters was posted to Twitter on Sunday by Sean Owen, a data scientist who said it arrived at his home in Austin, Tex., and was addressed to his grandmother, who lived there until she died in April.
Confusion arises not just from the letter itself but from the envelope it arrives in.
And the return address? It says the “official summons” has come from Senator Ted Cruz.
The letter inside the envelope is more clearly part of a fund-raising effort. The Cruz campaign logo appears at the top of the letter and recipients are given the option to donate a preselected amount of money or to write in their own denominations.
The letter echoes its envelope, though, in its use of language — like “campaign summons” and “conservative affirmation” — that sounds more legal than colloquial.
How many of these letters have been sent out?
That is not clear. A spokeswoman for the Cruz campaign did not respond to messages seeking comment on Monday.
Since Saturday, Twitter users in two Texas counties — Travis County, where Austin is located, and Harris County, which is home to Houston — have posted pictures of the summons-like letters online.
But the campaign has been sending fund-raising appeals marked as summonses to voters since at least May, when The San Antonio Express-News took issue with the tactic in an editorial.
It called on the Cruz campaign to “rethink” the mailings and said recipients receiving them might, at first glance, believe they were being sued or ordered to appear in court. The mailings were labeled “Official Kerr County Summons,” after a county outside San Antonio.
How effective are mailings like this?
The impact of eyebrow-raising campaign mailings can be difficult to gauge.
They said mailings like the one Mr. Cruz sent in 2016 are “an order of magnitude more effective” than other political mailings because they threaten to publicly shame people for not voting. But the fund-raising letter sent by the Cruz campaign in recent weeks does not do that.
An earlier version of this article misstated the name of a newspaper. It is The San Antonio Express-News, not the News-Express.


Question: I'm in the mood for something hearty with the cold November weather, any tasty recipes?

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Looks almost good enough to eat.
This is my first real Fall since 2001. California is great, but it can be hard to really cook seasonally. "Oh, you want to make a nice hearty stew and enjoy it on this cold November night? Surprise! It's 80 degrees today." So as the days continually get shorter and the temperature continues to drop, I've become quite excited again to be able to roast, stew, and braise.
With Thanksgiving just a week and a half away, I figured this seitan roast with root vegetables would be a great recipe to share. It's a dish that you can proudly share with your omnivorous friends and family that should satisfy their desire to slice up a big slab of protein. And did I mention that it's pretty easy to make too?
Some people may not be aware of what seitan is, but if you've ever eaten mock duck, chicken, beef, pork etc. in a Chinese restaurant, it was likely seitan. It's a low-fat no-cholesterol protein, derived from wheat gluten and it's been a dietary staple in many cultures for over a thousand years. You can buy it pre-made or follow the recipe below to make a dense, meaty version of it.
This is how we make meat, it's not quite as disturbing as the 'normal' way.
Start by measuring out your dried ingredients in a bowl and whisk to incorporate them. In a large measuring cup, whisk the broth, vegan Worcestershire sauce, and salt together. Dump the wet into the dry and use a spatula to mix together. As the ingredients come together, kneed in the bowl for a minute and then dump the dough ball out onto the counter and kneed for two more minutes until it's very rubbery and elastic. Roll and form it into a loaf.
The seitan loaf before it gets its steam bath.
Set up a steamer and steam your seitan for 30 minutes, flipping over after 15 minutes. I steam the seitan here to keep it denser and give it a more 'meaty' texture. Your loaf will expand while steaming, but it's nothing like when you simmer seitan. Preheat your oven to 375 when you flip your seitan over.
When your seitan's steam bath is over, get a saute pan going over medium high heat with a tablespoon of oil and brown the seitan on all sides. While your seitan is browning, chop up your root vegetables. For this version I used carrots, onions, sweet potatoes, turnips, and celery. You can add garlic cloves, regular potatoes, mushrooms, squashes, etc. Toss your vegetables with salt, pepper, and what every herbs and spices you want. This dish just got rosemary, but anything you like will work.
No, the bananas did not make their way into the final dish.
Place the vegetables in a baking dish, snuggle your browned seitan into your bed of vegetables, and cook for 45 minutes to an hour. You can serve when all the vegetables are cooked through. If you want the vegetable to truly roast and brown, I'd try and keep the vegetables to a single layer, so you may want to use more than one roasting pan.
So cute, our little seitan baby is nestled in with all the vegetables.
The gravy you see on this dish is nothing more than the liquid that the vegetables gave up while cooking blended together with 1/2 cup of the cooked vegetables and then thinned with water a bit to get the right consistency and seasoned with salt and pepper.
I don't know about you, but I'm hungry.
We paired this beer with the Trappist Single I brewed the other month, but any light, crisp beer would do well. The earthy clove notes from the beer went really well with the vegetables.
A random melange of root vegetables, salt, pepper, what ever herbs/spices you like.
In a mixing bowl, whisk together the wheat gluten, nutritional yeast, garlic powder, all-purpose seasoning, and sage. In a large measuring cup, whisk together remaining ingredients. Add the wet ingredients to the dry and mix with a spatula to incorporate. Kneed in the bowl for 1 minute to ensure proper mixing and then kneed for 2 more minutes on your counter top. Shape and form into one loaf and steam for 30 minutes, flipping halfway through.
Preheat your oven to 375F when you flip your seitan. When your seitan finishes steaming, brown it in a saute pan over medium high heat and 1 tablespoon of oil. While browning, peel and dice your vegetables, toss with salt, pepper, and herbs/spices and place into a baking dish. When the seitan is browned, put in the center of your vegetables and bake for 45 minutes to an hour.
You can make an easy gravy by taking the liquid from the vegetables, blending together with 1/2 of cooked vegetables, and then adding water to get the proper consistency. Season with salt and pepper.


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The H1 Unlimited Hydroplane video streaming landscape is set for the 2015 season.
A new contract with Go Live Sports Cast will guarantee a web-based TV program for every national race, with Madison and San Diego finding their events on ESPN3. The Go Live/ESPN3 broadcasts will be available for free viewing in more than 85 million households nationwide on computers, smartphones, tablets, Xbox, and Roku with no additional software to install.
The announce team of Steve Montgomery and H1 Chairman Steve David will anchor the Go Live/ESPN3 broadcast in Madison and San Diego with a pit reporter to be named at a later date. Seattle and Tri-Cities will have local television broadcasts and web delivery of those two national races on KIRO-TV and KNDU-TV, respectively.
In addition to live streaming, Go Live Sports Cast will supply a live chat room for all H1 Unlimited races. It will also provide H1 Unlimited with a camera crew, audio engineers, encoding technicians and equipment with a master control or an onsite broadcast truck. The live stream will also have graphics, scoring, and bumpers.
Go Live Sports Cast will develop promotional marketing, social networking, press releases and event advertising on its website.
Go Live Sports Cast (a division of Soundque Multimedia) is one of the longest running providers of live and archived Internet video streaming services in the Midwest. Its focus is to bring TV quality broadcasting online, and to IPTV for millions of sports fans internationally.
Go Live Sports Cast is the broadcast service for the Major Arena Soccer League (MASL), the largest professional indoor soccer league in North America, and also broadcasts MMA (Mixed Martial Arts), boxing, ice hockey, prep sports along with hall of fame ceremonies, political conferences and a myriad of other professional and amateur events.
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Question: Explain how to install and use Titan command line password manager.

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There are plethora of GUI based password managers out there. A quick google search will lead you to pick one suitable for you. But the command line password managers are very few. The one today we are going to talk about is Titan. It is written using C programming language. It uses SQlite to save the passwords, and all passwords will be stored using AES encryption. Titan uses openSSL library to perform the encryption. Password database is also protected from tampering by using a keyed-hash message authentication code (HMAC). Titan is not just a password manager. Since version 1.2, Titan also supports encrypting files and directories.
In this brief tutorial, let us see how to install and use Titan command line password manager.
The following instructions are tested under Ubuntu 16.04 LTS server edition.
The above command will clone the Titan repository in a directory called titan in your current working directory.
Where mypasswords is the database name. This database will be created in the current directory.
Now you can start adding the entries.
Fill up the values one by one.
To list a particular entry use -l option with ID name like below.
To search entries, use -f option. For example, the following command will search for the entries about MySQL.
To edit any entry, you need to use -c option with ID name like below.
The above command will allow you to edit an entry that has ID number 1. It will list the current details of each ID before editing them.
Similarly, to decrypt a database use -d option.
Also, refer the man pages.
And, that’s all. Hope this helps. If you find this guide useful, share it on your social, professional networks and support us.
It’s better to use full path when using titan –init. That way Titan always knows the full path and user does not need to care in what directory he/she calls titan.
Nice. One suggestion? The text for the actual command line entries is way too light, maybe reverse things and mane the “instruction” text light and make the CLI text bold?….it just helps a lot when trying to read this on a small screen or from a monitor that’s not that “bright” anymore.


Question: What is Hermeville?

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Hermeville is a commune in the Seine-Maritime department in the Normandy region in northern France.


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Just 4 ingredients to make the easiest coconut flour Paleo Protein Tortillas, PLUS you can customize them 4 different ways! Great for a low carb and gluten free option, while getting 5 grams of protein per one tortilla!
T-minus 4 days until Cinco de Mayo!! Anyone else as excited as me?! I honestly don’t even know what we will do, but I do know it will probably involve some chips and guacamole/homemade salsa, tacos, and a margarita or two! I’ve been craving one for the past week or so and Saturday will be the perfect opportunity to fill that void. Today is also my last day of my Whole30! So tacos in something other than lettuce wraps – like these paleo protein tortillas – will be happening!
So let’s talk about these tortillas though. Not only are they super easy to make, they are only 4 ingredients! And you probably already have all the ingredients at home. If you haven’t gotten on the collagen train yet, I highly recommend you get some to add to your diet. I love Vital Proteins as it is sourced from grass fed and pasture raised cows to ensure the highest quality. And if collagen from cows isn’t your thing, they also source it from wild caught fish!
To make the tortillas it’s really quite simple. First, whisk the eggs and the water together. Then add the coconut flour, collagen, salt, and any optional seasonings you want. I chose garlic & herb, paprika, and turmeric, but anything you like would work – I’m thinking Italian or everything but the bagel seasoning from TJ’s would be fun too.
The batter should be smooth and still liquid/runny and easy to pour. You don’t want it too thick as the tortillas could become more like a pancake consistency. If you think the batter is too thick, add a little more water. I would suggest a teaspoon and going from there. If you watch the video below, you will see the consistency of my batter. The consistency will vary depending on your coconut flour though. I used this brand and it works well for these paleo tortillas.
Once you have the right consistency, you want to heat a medium-large nonstick pan over medium heat. Add oil (I love this spray bottle) and let it get pretty hot. Take about 3 tablespoons of the batter (I used a 1/4 cup as a scoop) and pour it into the pan. Then pick up the pan and distribute it evenly forming a circle (about 4 inches wide). Let it cook for about 2 minutes until the edges get golden brown, flip it over (it should be golden brown with some darker golden brown spots), and cook for another minute or 2.
Continue with the rest of the batter, making sure the pan is still hot and there is enough oil in the pan each time you add a new tortilla. This recipe makes about 5 4-inch tortillas. I haven’t tried to make the tortillas larger, but you could by just adding more batter to the pan. I find the smaller size holds up well and they are still flexible.
These paleo protein tortillas make a great option for taco night . If you are expecting the consistency to be like a corn tortilla, you will be a little disappointed, but they make a great alternative for a low carb or higher protein option. I make a couple batches and keep them on hand for easy meals during the week. To store, keep them in a glass container with parchment paper or a paper towel between them so they done get soggy.
Add eggs and water to a medium bowl and whisk until smooth. Add collagen, coconut flour, salt, and additional seasoning if using and whisk until combined. Batter should be liquid and runny.
In a large non stick pan over medium heat, add oil and let it get hot, about 30 seconds. Using a 1/4 cup as a scoop, add about 3 tablespoons batter to the pan. Pick up the pan and roll it so the batter distributes evenly, making about a 4-inch tortilla. Cook for about 2 minutes, until edges get golden brown, and flip. Cook for another 1-2 minutes.
Repeat with remaining mixture, making sure pan is well greased before adding the batter.


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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian oil production has continued to grow in 2017, with average daily output at a 30-year high of 10.98 million barrels per day, though the pace of growth slowed from 2016 because of the country’s participation in an OPEC-led global supply pact.
The Middle East-dominated Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other leading oil producers agreed to cut their combined oil production by almost 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd) from the start of 2017 to prop up prices.
Russia said it would cut its output by 300,000 bpd from the 30-year monthly high of 11.247 million bpd hit in October 2016 and achieved the targeted cut by the second quarter.
OPEC and Russia have subsequently agreed to extend the cuts for the whole of 2018.
Russian energy ministry data showed that oil and gas condensate production stood at 10.95 million bpd in December, up from 10.94 million bpd in November.
For the whole of 2017, the average output of 10.98 million bpd compared with 10.96 million bpd in 2016 and 10.72 million bpd in 2015.
In tonnes, Russian oil output reached 546.8 million last year, against 547.5 million tonnes in 2016, which was one day longer. Reuters uses the barrel to tonnes ratio of 7.33 to 1.
Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak has said that 2018 oil production is expected to stay at 547 million tonnes if the cuts last until the end of the year, as agreed.
“Output is likely to hold around current levels following the recent decision by OPEC and non-OPEC producers to extend the cuts to the end of 2018,” the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in its December review.
Oil markets have been supported by a year of production cuts and strong demand from China. For 2017, the oil price has risen by 20 percent to about $67 a barrel.
Only rising U.S. production, which is on the verge of breaking through 10 million bpd, is weighing on the price outlook for 2018.
Natural gas production in Russia was at 63.5 billion cubic metres (bcm) last month, versus 60.6 bcm in November.


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Schizachyrium scoparium, commonly known as little bluestem or beard grass, is a North American prairie grass native to most of the United States, except California, Nevada, and Oregon, and a small area north of the Canada–US border. It is most common in the Midwestern prairies. Little bluestem is a perennial bunchgrass and is prominent in tallgrass prairie, along with big bluestem ("Andropogon gerardi"), indiangrass ("Sorghastrum nutans") and switchgrass ("Panicum virgatum"). It is a warm-season species, meaning it employs the C4 photosynthetic pathway.


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Tui Uru (20 January 1926 – 26 April 2013) was a New Zealand opera singer and broadcaster. She was the first Māori television announcer.


Question: What is the latest on the Forest High School shooting? Respond in 14 sentences.

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Updated, 5:18 p.m.: Marion County Sheriff’s Office has identified the shooter as 19-year-old former student Sky Bouche.
At 8:39 a.m., school resource officer Jim Long said he heard a loud bang. And by 8:42, Long had taken the shooter into custody.
The sheriff’s office said the suspect, whose name has not yet been released, was unharmed and did not offer any resistance.
The victim, a 17-year-old student, was found with non-life threatening injuries. Woods said law enforcement is unsure as to whether or not the victim was a target.
Woods said he wants to ensure that all Marion County schools will be safe today. Additional law enforcement is present and patrolling on all campuses across the county for the entire day.
“Any threat we will not ignore or any rumor we will no take for granted, we will immediately respond and act accordingly,” he said.
Updated, 11:30 a.m.: Marion County School District has arranged for parent pickup of Forest High School students at nearby First Baptist Church on Maricamp Road.
BE ADVISED: ANY REPORTS OF A THREAT AT WEST PORT HIGH SCHOOL ARE FALSE.
Original story, 9:16 a.m.: There was a shooting Friday morning at Forest High School southeast of Ocala.
One person is injured, and Ocala police say the shooter is in custody. The Marion County Sheriff’s Office and Ocala police are responding.


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Live at the Royal Albert Hall may refer to any of these live albums recorded at the Royal Albert Hall:


Question: Provide a brief summary of Professor Anthony Traill's work. Respond in 54 words.

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Professor Anthony Traill (1939–2007) was a linguist (specifically a phonetician), who was the world's foremost authority on a San (more broadly, a Khoisan) language called !Xóõ. He published widely on this language, including a dictionary of the language. !Xóõ is famous for having probably the largest consonant inventory of any language on the planet.


Question: Respond in 88 words. Describe the history of Halogen TV.

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Halogen TV was an American digital cable and satellite television channel that aired feature-length films, documentaries, short films, and original reality programs that centered on making positive social changes and making the world a better place.
In December 2012, Halogen, along with the Documentary Channel, was acquired by Participant Media and re-branded as Pivot, a channel aimed at young adults between 18 and 34 years old. The combined channel debuted on August 1, 2013. Pivot ceased operations on October 31, 2016 folding the former Halogen TV channel space.


Question: "I'm very impressed with the information on your website about the SandForce 1222 SSD. You've done a great job of providing a lot of useful information on this technology! It's great to find a resource that is so detailed and well-researched."

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SandForce is a relatively new company that has developed a unique SSD controller. It’s fairly well known that their controllers use real-time data compression within the controller. While this doesn’t increase the capacity of the SSD it can increase the throughput and increase the number of rewrite cycles of an SSD (i.e. the “life” of the SSD). What makes it even more interesting is that performance and longevity of the SSD depend upon your data (very unique and exciting concept). If your data is very compressible then you get a performance boost and a longer lasting SSD. If your data is very incompressible, then you don’t get any performance boost and the SSD will last as long as any other with the same type of cells.
Having this flexibility in your SSD creates the opportunity for what I like to think of as “re-design” of your application to take advantage of the real-time compression. You can write your application(s), if you write your own, so that the data is easier to compress. For example, you could switch from binary data to pure text data. This can improve performance and longevity because text is fairly easy to compress, but it could also mean that the space used by your data increases.
The obvious key to using SandForce based SSDs is the compressibility of the data. When I discuss this issue with various people I almost always get the same immediate response – “my data is very incompressible.” However, some simple experiments I have done show that quite a few different data types have some level of compressibility (albeit I looked primarily at HPC data types). Some data types I have examined have remarkably compressible data despite the fact that they are “binary”. So before you react with the same initial answer that your data is incompressible I think it behooves you to examine your data and to test a SandForce based SSD. Of course there will always be exceptions such as heavily encrypted data or data that has been compressed using gzip, but for the majority of situations, you should examine the compressibility of your data (however, let me also point out that I know one compression company that can compress even already compressed data files and heavily encrypted data).
This article examines the performance of a 64GB Micro Center SSD that uses a SandForce 1222 controller. This is a very inexpensive drive that gives you about 60GB of useable space for just under $100. ($1.67/GB). The specifications on the website state the drive has a SATA 3.0 Gbps interface (SATA II), and has a performance of up to 270 MB/s for writes, 280 MB/s for reads, and up to 50,000 IOPS.
For examining the performance, this article uses IOzone to test the throughput capability of the SandForce SSD. IOZone has the capability of specifying the “dedup” level of the data used in the tests. This “dedupability” is basically the same thing as “compressibility” so it will allow me to control the level of data compression in the testing. The details of the configurations are below as are the details of the benchmarks and tests run. It’s been a while since I’ve presented benchmarks, but we always need to use our good benchmarking techniques so now would be a good time to review them.
There are a large number of command line options available for IOzone, far more than will be covered here. The next sections will present the test system as well as the specific IOzone commands used.
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Question: Explain why the left's push for people to rent instead of own homes is contradictory.

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In their war on the ownership society, the left wants people to rent instead of owning homes. Because so much wealth is held in real estate, one way for the left to accomplish their goal of making society poorer is to get people out of homes and into rentals by spreading misinformation about real estate either being a scam and or a bubble. Yet at the same time, the left also wants deadbeats to keep their homes. People who can afford to buy a home should never own one, but those who can’t should never be evicted, according to the left’s ‘logic’. It’s contradictory, but liberalism is a mental disorder.
Same goes for liberals who call traditional publishing evil and exploitative, oblivious or ignoring the fact that traditional book publishing houses are flooded with manuscripts, so apparently, I guess, despite thousands and thousands of articles slamming traditional publishing, word still hasn’t gotten out about how ‘evil’ traditional publishers are. Just another example of the paternalist left acting like they know what is best for everyone else, giving bad advice to ‘save’ people. According to the left, it’s not your fault your precious manuscript was rejected, it’s those greedy corporations and rich people who are to blame.
The average Amazon self-publisher makes a couple hundred dollars a year and that doesn’t include costs such as covers and editing, whereas 6-figure or 7-figure book publishing deals are not all that uncommon. For example, memory champion Joshua Foer received a jaw-dropping $1.3 million advance from Penguin to write his critically acclaimed debut book Moonwalking with Einstein. Poor guy. But of course, we can’t let obvious counter-examples stand in the way of the well-worn leftist narratives that ‘traditional publishing is dead’, ‘traditional pubishing gatekeepers are suppressing talent’, or ‘traditional publishing exploits authors’.
Bloggers like Mike, Aaron, Vox, and James are successful with self-publishing because they already have huge audiences. They wrote books only after becoming well-known through blogging and other mediums; they didn’t self-publish to build the audience – the audience was already there. Traditional publishing, on the other hand, puts the books in front of people’s eyes at the bookstores and on Amazon through professional promotions, which helps authors who have the talent to write quality work but have little or no pre-established audience. The audience is what matters – no audience, no sales. Period. The left doesn’t understand this fundamental rule.
Or the left spreading FUD about stocks being a bubble or about the fed inflating the market – nevermind that companies like Amazon, Facebook, Google and Apple, which have nothing to do with the fed, keep posting blow-out earnings year after year. The welfare left thinks that the fed was evil to bailout Wall St. and should have just let everything crash and burn to save people from ‘moral hazard’. The only conspiracy is not from the fed or the government, but from the libs who are making you poor by making you sell your stocks too soon or piss money every month to the landlord, all under the pretense of trying protect people from imagined fears. Fear of publishing houses, fear of stock market bubbles, fear of the fed, fear of China, fear of rich people, fear of housing…and the list goes on and on.
Related: Is James Altucher Right About Never Buying a Home?


Question: "Can you show me an example of running Docker Swarm in Photon OS?"

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After highlighting how easy it is to run docker swarm in Photon OS, I had a follow on question on how easy it would be to test the functionality. Just to recap, the only additional step you need to get Docker Swarm running on Photon OS was to open port 2377 on the master node. After that, you simply initialize the master, and all the other nodes/VMs are added as swarm workers. You might be wondering if you need to do a bunch of other stuff in iptables for docker, but the answer is no (for this relatively simple test anyway). Once you enable docker on Photon OS, a whole bunch of docker chain rules are added automatically. So let’s look at the following example of a single master with two worker nodes (3 different Photon OS VMs). What I plan to do is create a web server service using Nginx, and scale it out from 1 to 2 to 3 replicas across my swarm cluster. Let’s kick it off.
Let’s start with a look at the iptables on one of my Photon OS VMs that will become a Docker Swarm worker. This is before I enable and start docker. You can see the difference for yourself.
OK – let’s flip over to the master node/VM, and open that port I mentioned and initialize the Docker Swarm.
Swarm initialized: current node (jxk3918ei5sj9h0dso0j4jl34) is now a manager.
Now you might like to save this permanently. This can be done by using the iptables-save command, and storing the output in ip4save, which is located in /etc/systemd/scripts. When iptables restarts, it will read the saved iptables rules in from this file.
Let’s now join both of our workers to the swarm cluster.
Looks like both nodes are active in the cluster. Let’s check it from the master. We should now see 3 nodes in the cluster.
Looks like it is running on one of the workers. Let’s see if we can access the welcome page from that worker.
OK – that was successful. Let’s scale it out with another replica.
This one seems to have started on the master. Let’s see if we can access the web server from that node.
Looks good. Let’s scale the service out one more time, so we have 3 replicas. And as before, lets see where it ends up running, and if it can be accessed from the node.
So this time, it was started on the final worker node. Now we have 3 replicas of the service running.
Great. So hopefully that gives you some idea on how you can get started with a simply application to test Docker Swarm running on Photon OS.


Question: What can you tell me about Vice-Admiral Sir James Nicoll Morris?

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Vice-Admiral Sir James Nicoll Morris KCB (1763 – 15 April 1830) was a Royal Navy officer with a history of distinguished service during the American War of Independence, French Revolutionary War and Napoleonic Wars, especially at the battle of Trafalgar in 1805, where his ship's crew suffered the heaviest casualties of the British fleet, including Morris himself who was wounded in the knee. Throughout all his service, Morris was respected for his ""strict sense of honour" and "simplicity and singleness of heart for which he was remarkable"".


Question: Describe the PG&E wildfires in Northern California.

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Pacific Gas and Electric purposefully shut off electricity to thousands of customers, to prevent a wildfire in Northern California.
Two sagging PG&E power lines caused one of those wildfires during heavy winds, killing four people and injuring a firefighter, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection determined earlier this month. Trees or tree branches hitting PG&E power lines started another four wildfires in October 2017. Altogether, the power company has been blamed for igniting 13 wildfires last year.


Question: "Hey, have you heard about StepMania 5.1? Is it reliable?"

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 "Hey, have you heard about StepMania 5.1? Is it reliable?"

The StepMania project is proud to announce the release of StepMania 5.1 Beta 1; this is the first publicly-released beta build based on the "5_1-new" branch (see roadmap update for details), so it is significantly different from the previous alpha builds named "5.1" that were released in 2016.
Source code, a Windows installer, and a macOS binary build are available now. If you encounter any issues with this release, please do not hesitate to report them on our GitHub issue tracker. Please note that StepMania 5.1 uses a separate folder for user files and profile data than StepMania 5.0, so you may have to migrate content to the new location, or configure alternate locations separate from your user data directory.
Edit: There were some issues with the Windows installer originally uploaded (particularly, it did not identify itself correctly or use "StepMania 5.1" as the installation path). This has now been fixed. Additionally, a macOS version is now available.
I'll test again, but it was working for me last I tried. Only tested on Linux.
As an addendum, I am testing some changes to the look of the new default theme to make it more concise from a stylistic standpoint.
Please see the Lambda thread for details.


Question: Describe "The Making of Hmong America" by Kou Yang.

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 Describe "The Making of Hmong America" by Kou Yang.

‘The Making of Hmong America: Forty Years after the Secret War’, is the most recent book from Kou Yang, a professor emeritus of ethnic studies at California State University, Stanislaus.
The book examines the Hmong community’s role in the American Secret War in Laos through the 1960s and into the mid 1970s, followed by the refugee exodus from Laos to the refugee camps in Thailand, and the challenges to find third countries to take Hmong refugees including France, Australia, Canada and the United States. The book analyzes the process of acculturation into American society since the 1970s, the reception by the American people and government and the creation of Hmong enclaves throughout the country.
Kou Yang said writing “The Making of Hmong America” was important to him and that believes the book is very important for the Hmong people and to the public in general for addressing the many issues relevant to the Hmong experience both past to the present in a unique way. The success stories of many Hmong Americans are also important to tell, whether art or high-tech, academia, military, law and politics, he said.
“It is my belief that the past cannot be changed, but we can learn from the past to understand the present and build a better future,” Yang said.
The story starts with doubts that the highlander refugees from Laos were suitable for resettlement into the United States. Kou Yang details the adaptation of Hmong Americans to their new lives in the United States, facing discrimination and prejudice, and the advancement of Hmong Americans over the past 40 years. As a relatively small uprooted refugee community the Hmong population grew to more than 300,000 by the year 2015; spreading to all 50 states while becoming a diverse and complex American ethnic community.
To get better insight into their diversity, complexity, and adaptation to different localities, Kou Yang uses the Hmong communities in Montana, Fresno and Denver as case studies. The progress of Hmong Americans over the past four decades is highlighted with a list of many achievements in education, high-tech, academia, political participation, the military and other fields. The book provides insight to the unique challenges of a complex and diverse Hmong experience.


Question: What is the significance of 10,000 active journals using PKP's Open Journal Systems?

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 What is the significance of 10,000 active journals using PKP's Open Journal Systems?

We are very pleased to announce that PKP’s Open Journal Systems is now being used by more than 10,000 active journals around the world. This makes OJS the leading online publishing platform, with more active titles than any other provider, including the major commercial publishers.
These numbers only include journals that are active, defined as having published at least 10 articles in the current year (with an average of 42 overall). There are many more OJS journals that have not published 10 articles this year, either because they have paused or ceased publishing, have a low publication output this year (i.e., less than 10), do not use OJS for their latest year of publishing, or because they are being used to display an archived journal.
Over the years, we’ve also learned of OJS being used for internal reports, for grant applications, as a Learning Management System, for theses submissions, and in other unanticipated ways. None of these innovative uses are captured in these figures.
Between these 10,000 journals, they have published over 420,000 articles, the vast majority of which are open access.
Latin America and the Caribbean account for 3,295 journals, making it the largest region of use. Brazil alone has 1,934 journals. Overall, 60% of all OJS journals are located in the Global South, playing an important role in building local publishing infrastructure.
Examples of the diversity of OJS journals include Holos Environment published by São Paulo State and the Jonathan Edwards Studies Journal at Yale; the Hydro Nepal: Journal of Water, Energy and Environment located in Kathmandu, and Canadian Journal of Sociology at the University of Alberta. The Indonesian Journal of Pharmacology is published by Gadjah Mada University in Indonesia, and the International Journal of Žižek Studies resides at Leeds University. Some surprising titles that have merged include BOSS: The Biannual Online-Journal of Springsteen Studies supported by the McGill University Library and Dancecult: Journal of Electronic Dance Music Culture from Griffith University ePress.
OJS is also increasingly being used by student-led journals, such as See Also from the University of British Columbia and the Canadian Journal for New Scholars in Education from the Canadian Committee of Graduate Students in Education.
Documentation writers and reviewers, who create and revise documentation to help others learn how to use the system.
All of these people donate their time and expertise for the benefits of everyone in the community, and we thank them for their invaluable contribution to this significant milestone for OJS and PKP.


Question: Describe the most romantic Valentine's Day dinner at Brucie.

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Brucie, an Italian restaurant located in Brooklyn’s Cobble Hill neighborhood, is offering the most romantic Valentine’s Day dinner a hip urban couple could ask for: an entire menu dedicated to Beyoncé.
Perhaps you can start out the meal with some Oysters Rocafella, follow that up with Jay-Ziti or I Am Pasta Fierce, then finish off with some Breastiny’s Child.
Now you just have to come up with a plan for how you’ll convince your boyfriend this is the perfect way to spend V-Day.


Question: Explain the concept of magnetism, polarity, superconductivity, and electricity in relation to evolution in All-That-Is. Respond in 25 sentences.

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In our last message to you, Message 5 http://astraeaetamora.org/2015/11/the-perfection-of-all-that-is-through-universal-superconductivity-of-the-infinite-consciousness/ we stated “in this moment in time, All-That-Is is pushing evolution through the polarization of every system’s expression” and by this we mean that every system in the creationary fields of All-That-Is requires magnetism, and therefore polarity, as a foundational activity in the support of All of creation, and particularly in the creation of form within the third dimension.
Why is this? Because creation here in your reality and all other realities that make up All-That-Is require the principles of magnetism and polarity since they are the very power behind superconductivity – the primary state upon which evolution is founded within the primal fields of the First, Second and Third Causal Fields of Creation.
First we will discuss polarity. Polarity is one of the prime forces under the principle of magnetism which is responsible for all aspects of evolution within All-That-Is. This is a term used in electricity and magnetism where two objects exist and there is an electric potential between them. In this instance one object has more electrons than the other. The pole with more electrons is said to have negative polarity; the other pole is said to be of positive polarity. If two poles are connected by a conductive pathway (such as a wire, for example) electrons flow from the negative pole to the positive pole, and this is considered charge or current. The movement of electric charge produces a magnetic field and this magnetic field is made up of composite geometrically aligned atoms. As soon as a natural geometrical structure is created, there is an instant foundation upon which to build a superconductive infrastructure where the principle of magnetism is automatically introduced through polarization of the elementary particles. Polarity is further enhanced within crystalline structures because these elementary particles form new superconductive pathways in the form of latticework created from sacred symmetry or natural geometrical structures.
Magnetism, created within elementary particles, continues forever and is never eliminated, even as evolution in form moves from what is known to you as third dimensional form and into what you sense as fifth dimensional form. Certainly, the nature of matter changes from one dimension to another, and in this moment your reality is moving from low density, low vibrational magnetic fields into a much higher density of photon light, see Message 3; http://astraeaetamora.org/2015/10/the-dynamics-of-ascension-through-evolution/ – and therefore a higher frequency, such as a fifth dimensional frequency. In fact as one moves clearly from the third dimension to the fifth dimension it becomes a notable fact that energy moves more freely as photonic density and frequency increases and superconductivity expands. Matter in the fifth dimension that you call crystalline matter reflects new inner alignments over those found in your third dimension, alignments of elementary particles into beautiful and complex geometrical patterns. The property of superconductivity continues to expand within all crystalline structures as new pathways arise and are no longer confined to the limited A to B construction as is found within the third dimension.
One final note here on electricity as a property of magnetism. Your science has combined these events to create the description called electro-magnetism. This is because electricity creates the current within the electrons in matter and electricity is also within the surrounding magnetic field where there is also polarity. Electro-magnetism cannot be separated in lower dimensional expressions, but as creation moves into the fifth dimensional expression, electricity is dropped. There is no consideration of electro-magnetism within All-That-Is beyond the third dimension as it is only an application of understanding limited to the third dimension. Electricity, as you know it, does not exist within the greater outer reflection of All-That-Is; It is primarily a limited property that is linearly oriented and slow in action, too limiting for applications within the higher levels of expanded awareness.
While these concepts may be new to you and may seem difficult to understand, it is really very simple: Electron movement creates a magnetic field through polarization of particles and particle to particle expansion through sacred geometrical pathways creates superconductivity throughout All-That-Is. Remember this: Your human body-mind-spirit system is also an example of this brilliant event.


Question: Describe where and when the 10th European Athletics Indoor Championships were held.

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The 10th European Athletics Indoor Championships were held in Vienna, the capital city in Austria, on 24 and 25 February 1979. It was the second time the championships had been held in that city.


Question: describe the economic impacts of climate change.

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A new analysis finds America is one of the hardest hit by the future costs of climate change.
Our planet’s climate will change dramatically over the coming century, but it’s hard to say exactly how. A new study might give us a glimpse of who will pay the cost of it, however. A quartet of scientists has predicted the cost each country will have to pay due to the next century of climate change, and according to the data, the United States will have to foot one of the biggest bills.
The paper in question tries to calculate something called the ‘social cost of carbon’ for every country. The social cost of carbon is a number that attempts to quantify all the damages caused by climate change, including agricultural loss, damage from storms and flooding, and increased energy costs.
It’s impossible to know all of these numbers specifically and in advance, which is why the social cost of carbon is an estimate, not a fixed value. But that estimate is based on years of detailed models and predictions of the future effects of climate change, so the costs this group of researchers calculated are about as accurate as it gets.
The researchers calculated just how much money each country would have to pay per ton of carbon dioxide added to the atmosphere, and they found that the U.S. ends up paying the second highest price, at around $48 per ton. The worst damage is done to India, which pays nearly twice as much per ton of CO2. Other sufferers include China and Saudi Arabia.
There are also other costs of climate change not taken into consideration by the calculations, such as costs incurred by incoming climate refugees and impacts due to trade. This means that the social cost of carbon is likely an underestimate for the amount that we’ll actually end up paying.
But even without taking those extra costs into account, this estimate suggests the United States could end up paying nearly a trillion dollars per year by 2100 if we do nothing about climate change. That’s a cost we simply can’t afford.


Question: Describe the political commentary of the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards. Respond in detail.

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The first MTV Video Music Awards of the Trump presidency was about as outspoken as viewers expected.
Celebrities capitalized on the VMAs' reputation for shocking moments and bold commentary, using their time at the microphone advocate for their chosen political causes.
VMAs host Katy Perry frequently joked about current events throughout the show, from admiring a Handmaid's Tale costume to referencing one of her unsent tweets about a Hillary Clinton presidency.
Paris Jackson condemned white supremacists and the violent protests in Charlottesville, Va., while presenting the best pop video award.
“You know, if we were all to put our voices together, do you know the difference we could make? If we were to stand up all united as one, our impact it would be 'yuge,'" she said, referencing the famous Trump quote. "And that’s not fake news."
“So, let’s leave here tonight remembering that we must show these Nazi, white supremacist jerks in Charlottesville and all over the country," she continued. "We have zero tolerance for their violence, their hatred and their discrimination. We must resist."
Not everyone who took the VMAs stage to fight white supremacy was a celebrity. Susan Bro, whose daughter Heather Heyer died while counter-protesting a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, presented the newly-added best fight against the system award.
"Only 15 days ago, my daughter was killed as she protested racism," she said, announcing the creation of the Heather Heyer Foundation. "I miss her, but I know she’s here tonight. I’m deeply moved to see people across the world, all over the world, be inspired by her courage."
Bro was introduced to the stage by Reverend Robert Lee IV, a direct descendant of the Confederate general Robert E. Lee, who delivered a speech calling white supremacy "America's original sin."
While introducing Demi Lovato's performance, Cardi B expressed her support for Colin Kaepernick, the quarterback who remains unsigned in the NFL following his 2016 National Anthem protests.
"Colin Kaepernick, as long as you kneel for us, we're gonna be standing with you, baby," she said. "That's right, I said it!"
Before performing her new single What About Us, which recently got its own politically charged video, Pink sported sashes reading "Stay Woke" and "Wake The (Expletive) Up."
Meanwhile, the ceremony's organizers also made a telling soundtrack choice during one commercial break, broadcasting YG's track F Donald Trump to the audience at the Forum in Los Angeles.


Question: How can I create a psychedelic experience in my home?

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Make the room seeth-and-breath. Walls will melt, spoons will bend, and your hand will quiver.
1. Stare at the center of the trippy illusion for at least ten seconds.
Your eyes will want to look away, but focus on the center as intently as you can.
2. Stare at any solid object in your house and watch it warp!


Question: Describe the Collegiate Rocket League (CRL) National Championship.

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CRL National Championship Tickets On Sale NOW!
In case you missed it, the Collegiate Rocket League (CRL) National Championship is heading to Esports Stadium in Arlington, Texas! NOW is YOUR time to witness #CRL18 LIVE on December 8th! Starting today, tickets are on sale Right Here!
The CRL National Championship is an all-ages event!
All attendees are required to be the loudest crowd Texas has ever seen!
Can’t make it to Texas next month? Fear not! We’ll be broadcasting on twitch.tv/rocketleague starting at 2:00 PM CST / 12:00 PM PST/ 7:00 PM UTC on December 8th! Be sure to tag your posts and tweets with #CRL18 to join the conversation online.
In the meantime, don’t miss out on the last two weeks of CRL Conference Play each Monday and Tuesday on twitch.tv/rocketleague at 6:00 PM CDT/ 4:00 PM PDT/ 11:00 PM UTC!


Question: Explain the legal battle between the BIG3 and Roger Mason Jr.

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BIG3 Basketball League Sues Former Exec Roger Mason Jr.
The BIG3 is suing the former President and Commissioner of the league to stop him from selling off his voting equity shares in the league as part of the ongoing legal battle between the two sides.
According to court documents obtained by The Blast, the BIG3 — the 3-on-3 basketball league featuring ex NBA stars — is seeking a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction against Roger Mason Jr., who parted ways with the league and is currently suing the organization.
The two sides are currently battling it out in arbitration and the BIG3 believes Mason is trying to sell off his share of the company before it gets stripped from him.


Question: Who is Todd Barkan? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Todd Barkan (born August 13, 1946) is an American jazz impresario and producer.


Question: Explain the purpose and function of DOVU.

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The blockchain mobility project welcomes the entrepreneur and investor, whose previous successes include Alibaba and Lyft.
DOVU, the blockchain marketplace for transport data, is announcing the addition of a new and highly experienced advisor to their team. David Drake, Chairman at LDJ Capital, will provide counsel on critical issues including investor relations and international business development.
David Drake is a well-known entrepreneur, investor and speaker. Through his family office, LDJ Capital, and his partners, David’s investments currently have over fifty global directors that maintain relations with institutions and family offices with $1.5 trillion in assets. He has represented the US Commerce Department at the Transatlantic Forum with the EU Commission in Brussels and Rome, as well as in the UK Parliament as a speaker.
David’s seminal work in the Crowdfunding Industry has led to an invitation to the White House Champions of Change ceremony. He and his financial media company, The Soho Loft Media Group, set up the first ever crowdfunding meeting with SEC and FINRA in April 2012, shortly after President Barack Obama signed the JOBS (Jumpstart Our Business Startups) Act into law. Alongside other pioneers, he created the CfPA or Crowdfunding Professional Association, which later gave birth to the CFIRA or Crowdfunding Intermediary Regulatory Advocates. These two national associations have dealt with SEC and FINRA on a weekly basis for the past five years.
This background gives David a unique perspective on the strengths and challenges of the regulatory framework surrounding the crowdfunding industry, which now constitutes the backbone of the blockchain industry’s token offerings. David’s experience of the regulatory landscape and relationship with key regulatory bodies means he is ideally placed to work towards embracing compliance. He currently sits on the advisory board of more than 15 blockchain-based firms.
DOVU’s vision is to equip developers and innovators within the mobility industry by providing them with large and high-quality data sets. It aims to achieve this by creating an open, transparent market for transport data, sourced from a wide range of grassroots users and made available on the blockchain for service providers. Individuals can submit whatever data they want to the network, in return for the Ethereum-based DOV token, which is also the currency of payment for businesses to gain real-time access to these transport-specific resources.
DOVU is offering DOV tokens to participants in its crowdsale over the coming weeks. The DOV token pre-sale is live now, and the public sale starts on 3 October. For more information about DOVU, or to participate in the crowdsale, visit www.dovu.io/presale.


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Econnect is a Czech non-profit organisation. It works to "help other non-profit organisations from the Czech Republic to use electronic communication systems and to have easy access to information technology." Founded in 1991, it came about because of the need for communication between diverse ecological action groups that were networked around the Green Circle umbrella organisation.


Question: Name 5 political appointments made by President Trump.

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Veronica Daigle, of Virginia, to be an Assistant Secretary of Defense, vice Frederick Vollrath, resigned.
Peter A. Feldman, of the District of Columbia, to be a Commissioner of the Consumer Product Safety Commission for the remainder of the term expiring October 26, 2019, vice Joseph P. Mohorovic.
Brian A. Nichols, of Rhode Island, a Career Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class of Career Minister, to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to the Republic of Zimbabwe.
Elad L. Roisman, of Maine, to be a Member of the Securities and Exchange Commission for a term expiring June 5, 2023, vice Michael Sean Piwowar, resigned.
Geoffrey Adam Starks, of Kansas, to be a Member of the Federal Communications Commission for a term of five years from July 1, 2017, vice Mignon L. Clyburn, term expired.
Casey Wardynski, of Alabama, to be an Assistant Secretary of the Army, vice Debra S. Wada.