Question: Describe the history of WordPress. Respond in 57 sentences.

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WordPress has officially taken over the internet.
Actually, that happened a while ago, but with W3Techs reporting that WordPress is powering 30% of the Internet, there can be no doubt.
The report goes on to indicate that WordPress owns a whopping 60.3% market share, almost 10 times more than their closest competitor, Joomla, which came in at 3.1% usage and 6.3% market share.
And they just keep growing.
In November of 2015, VentureBeat reported that WordPress was powering 25% of the web, hitting 30% this month.
In order to exclude spam websites, W3Techs only includes the top 10 million websites in their survey, which means that that WordPress went from powering 2.5 million of the internet’s top websites grew to 3 million top websites in just a little over 2 years.
And we’re not just talking little bloggers.
The list of websites using WordPress is nearly a “Who’s Who” of the internet. World recognized brands like Disney, UNICEF, TIME Magazine, Sony, and BBC America use it.
Superstars like Beyonce use it.
Even Snoop Dogg uses it.
But how did they get here? How such an internet behemoth?
Let us give you a fast and furious tour of WordPress history.
In 1998, Bruce Ableson introduced the world to Open Diary, a website that brought together a community of online journal keepers. In 1999, platforms LiveJournal, Xanga, and Blogger launched.
You probably had a LiveJournal or Xanga at one point where you recorded all your deep angst and feelings. We all did.
Three years after that, a college student named Matt Mullenweg installed an open source blogging software called “b2” or “cafelog” on his computer. B2/cafelog was in need of an update, but the original creator had abandoned the project.
On April 1, 2003, he created his own version of b2 on Sourceforge with help from his friend Mike Little, and another of Matt’s friends, Christine Tremoulet, suggested naming it “WordPress”.
b2 had actually, through a series of circumstances, essentially become abandoned. So, I blogged about it, which is what we bloggers do. And a fellow left a comment on my blog and said, “Well, if you’re interested in working on this, let’s work together.
The name stuck, and the rest, as they say, is history. The first official version of WordPress, version 0.7, launched on May 27, 2003.
CNET came knocking on Matt’s door in October 2004, looking for help with their own blogs. Matt dropped out of college, moved from Houston to San Francisco, and spent a year working at CNET, which he left in October of 2005.
That same month, Matt created Akismet, the WordPress comment spam filter, which remains one of the most popular plugins on WordPress, all these years later.
Soon after leaving CNET, Matt founded Automattic, and by December, had released WordPress 2.0. By August of 2006, Automattic was hosting its first annual WordCamp, a volunteer-organized event that put users and developers together to discuss everything under the sun WordPress-related.
Today, there are 784 WordCamps in 65 countries.
In 2008, the WordPress Theme Directory was launched. This was hugely important. Anyone could create and upload themes, making them available for free to anyone who wanted to use them, once the theme passed a quality test.
In June of 2010, WordPress released version 3.0, a truly groundbreaking update.
Named Thelonious, after famed jazz musician Thelonious Monk, this update made WordPress a true content management system, as it introduced custom post types which opens the door to all kinds of customization.
No longer was WordPress just a collection of posts and pages, now one could create a post specifically for a restaurant, event venue, or retail store.
Normally this is where I’d say we’re about to start work on 3.1, but we’re actually not. We’re going to take a release cycle off to focus on all of the things around WordPress. The growth of the community has been breathtaking, including over 10.3 million downloads of version 2.9, but so much of our effort has been focused on the core software it hasn’t left much time for anything else.
But things wouldn’t slow down.
By 2011, WordPress powered over 12% of the world’s websites, had 22% of all websites using their platform, and had surpassed over 50 million blogs.
WordPress isn’t going anywhere. And for good reason. It’s an incredibly powerful open-source software which can do just about anything. And because it’s open-source, it is, in many ways, powered by the community of users. With a rich ecosystem of contributors, devs, and companies, like Pagely the managed WordPress hosting provider, dedicated to WordPress, we can expect the growth to continue.
Unless something radically changes (and there’s no indication anything will), we should expect to see WordPress continue to dominate the internet.
Lizzie is a content marketer at Pagely living in New York City.
Great history lesson! And so true about WP’s growth. In the blogging industry, if you’re not using WordPress, you’re not doing it right. And with the millions of themes, plugins, and customizations available, it’s become a God-send to all types of businesses, not just blogs.
Nice timeline summary of the growth of WordPress. For mention of the pre-wordpress days, thanks for a trip down memory lane.
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Question: Explain how to take photographs of the Milky Way using a smartphone. Respond in 39 sentences.

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With smartphones now allowing us to use their cameras in manual mode, we can push them to their limits to create photos that weren't ever possible.
The best part about smartphone cameras is their wide aperture. Most smartphone cameras will have an aperture of F/1.8 which basically means that it can let in a lot of light. This is perfect for astrophotography because we need to capture as much light as we can within a certain amount of time (before the stars begin to move).
In the following video I'll show you how to set up your phone to take photos of the Milky Way with a cheap DIY plastic cup tripod and how to edit it in Lightroom and Photoshop!
For my tutorial, I used a OnePlus 5 and which allows you to use manual settings in the 'Pro Mode' of the default camera app which is awesome!
The OnePlus 5 also has some additional settings such as a self timer and custom user settings to save your camera settings for later use!
You'll be needing a tripod to keep your camera still for 30 seconds while it takes the photo. In my video I demonstrate how to make a super simple DIY tripod out of a plastic cup. This legit cost me like 5 cents.
I also show you how to modify a professional tripod with velcro which allows you to get better angles.
You'll be needing to capture as much light as you can from some very far away objects... So let me explain what settings are best for you!
You need to set your ISO as high as it can go. ISO makes the camera sensor more sensitive to light (at the cost of introducing digital noise to the photo, but this can be easily removed in Photoshop). Your phone will have an ISO limit, but my personal recommendation is 3200 ISO and to not go above 6400 ISO, otherwise there will be too much digital noise.
30 seconds should do it. I wouldn't go any longer than 30 seconds otherwise you will start to see the stars trailing in your photo. At 30 seconds there will be some trailing, but not enough to notice on a phone screen or computer.
You are trying to focus on objects that are so far away that its difficult to comprehend.
So you just need to set you focus to infinity (AKA as far as you camera can focus). For the OnePlus 5 this focus is denoted by a small mountain symbol.
The only phone that can adjust aperture is the Samsung Galaxy S9. In this case, you want to use F/1.5 and not F/2.4. This is because the lower the 'F' number, the wider the aperture blades become! And you want that as wide as you can to let in as much light as you can (My OnePlus 5 has an aperture of F/1.7).
Unfortunately not everyone can just go out to their backyard and point their camera at the sky to capture the Milky Way. You need to be away from light pollution, which for me is about a 40 minute drive north away from the city into the country.
For reference, I took my photo somewhere around that red circle.
This is because the moon is actually really bright at night when compared to the Milky Way. So when the moon is too bright, it's just as bad as light pollution for taking photos of the Milky Way.
You can check this stuff by looking at a moon phase calendar for your specific hemisphere and checking its setting and rise times.
The Milky Way also moves! So for the more advanced user, I suggest using Stellarium which is a computer app that lets you check where the Milky Way is at night. The Milky Way Core (Which is what I took a photo of) is only visible during the months of March through to September. I recommend May / June / July as the Milky Way Core is in its best position during these months.
Now you just need to get out there and take the photo! For a more detailed demonstration of taking the photo, the video will do a much better job than any body of text. So go check that out!


Question: What is the current US military posture towards North Korea?

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The Department of Defense suspended three individual military exercises in order to provide space for our diplomats to negotiate the verifiable, irreversible and complete denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.
Our military posture has not changed since the conclusion of the Singapore summit and no decisions have been made about suspending any future exercises.
The US-ROK alliance remains ironclad. Our forces maintain a high state of military readiness and vigilance in full support of a diplomatically-led effort to bring peace, prosperity and stability to the Korean peninsula.


Question: Respond in 91 words. Name a famous children's author and singer-songwriter.

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Barry Louis Polisar is an author and singer-songwriter who writes children's music and numerous children's books, poems and stories.
Polisar has traveled throughout the United States and Europe as a visiting author in schools and libraries. He is a five-time Parents' Choice Award winner and has performed in The White House, The Smithsonian and The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. He has written songs for Sesame Street and The Weekly Reader, has starred in an Emmy Award-winning television show for children and has been featured regularly on The Learning Channel.


Question: Have you heard about the guy who got ticketed for warming up his car?

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A Michigan man's ticketing for warming up his car on a frigid day brings to mind something Bertrand Russell wrote on "petty power."
Did you know you could get fined for heating up your car? One man's parking ticket has gone viral, with thousands of views after he was ticketed for heating up his car in his own driveway.
Taylor Trupiano says he's still shaking his head over a parking ticket he got on his own property.
The ticket was for leaving his motor running while he was not present, something millions of Americans do every winter.
If you’re wondering if police in Roseville are aware of remote starters, I have an answer: They are. The difference, they claim, is that remote starters require vehicles to be locked to operate. Such an exemption seems a bit strange, since it requires police to invade the personal property of citizens by opening car doors (and walking on their private property to do so, in Trupiano’s case) to determine if the vehicle is properly locked.
Nonetheless, Roseville Police Chief James Berlin said the ordinance makes perfect sense. “Common sense says you don't leave your car running unattended," Berlin said.
Most people, I suspect, would view such a ticket as the opposite of common sense and a petty abuse of power.
The philosopher Bertrand Russell, in his 1950 Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech, wrote about the human "love of power" and the natural inclination to abuse power in petty ways once acquired.
Love of power is greatly increased by the experience of power, and this applies to petty power as well as to that of potentates…. [In] any autocratic regime, the holders of power become increasingly tyrannical with experience of the delights that power can afford. Since power over human beings is shown in making them do what they would rather not do, the man who is actuated by love of power is more apt to inflict pain than to permit pleasure.
This wariness of power was an idea shared by America's Founding Fathers. James Madison once wrote, "The truth is that all men having power ought to be mistrusted."
This idea—that humans with power by nature are more likely to inflict pain than permit pleasure—is perfectly demonstrated by an officer ticketing a man for warming his car for a few minutes on a frigid day.
Yet this skepticism shared by Russell and Madison is an idea lost on most Americans today. They object to power—but only when it’s in the hands of someone they mistrust.


Question: Describe La Pintada.

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La Pintada is a corregimiento and town in La Pintada District, Coclé Province, Panama. It is the seat of La Pintada District. It has a land area of and had a population of 3,882 as of 2010, giving it a population density of . Its population as of 1990 was 3,515; its population as of 2000 was 3,733.


Question: Describe why Power Rangers Action Vinyls are the best toy line in the Power Rangers Universe.

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 Describe why Power Rangers Action Vinyls are the best toy line in the Power Rangers Universe.

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Question: Describe the research about the link between anorexia and ecstasy use.

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Anorexia and ecstasy use activate some of the same brain pathways, according to researchers who used mice to arrive at their conclusions. The findings hint that the condition works in a similar way to drug addiction, and may also point the way towards new drug treatments for the eating disorder.
Those diagnosed with anorexia nervosa restrict their food intake even though they may be in desperate need of energy. The condition has one of the highest mortality rates for any mental disorder, and there are few effective treatments currently available.
Valerie Compan at Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), Montpellier, France, is one of a growing number of researchers who believes that anorexia works in a similar way to addiction and that sufferers become “hooked” on the self-control involved.
After noticing that ecstasy (also called MDMA) use induces appetite suppression, she decided to investigate possible similarities further. Compan and colleagues focused on the nucleus accumbens, a reward centre in the brain with a high density of serotonin receptors – known as 5-HT4 receptors – that are known to play a role in addictive behaviour.
The team stimulated these receptors in mice and found that this curtailed their urge to eat. The same stimulation also caused the release of a peptide known as CART. Elevated levels of CART have previously been detected following use of psychostimulant drugs, and at least one research group has found it in elevated levels among women suffering from anorexia.
In further experiments, Compan and her team injected mice with CART and also blocked it using RNA interference. Elevated levels of CART caused the animals to eat less and, conversely, lower levels increased their appetites.
Finally, to see if ecstasy-induced appetite suppression is mediated in the same way, the researchers gave the drug to mice engineered to lack 5-HT4 receptors. Unlike normal mice, these modified animals did not lose their appetites, suggesting the receptors do indeed control ecstasy’s appetite-suppressing effect.
Compan says that ecstasy and anorexia may have more in common than we think. Her study suggests that starving yourself can be addictive, and is further evidence that anorexia may be related to neurological defects.
The findings may also highlight targets for drug treatment. “Our studies over seven years open the possibility that the 5-HT4 receptor would represent an important therapeutic target to treat patients suffering from these disorders,” Compan says.


Question: What happened with Comcast Xfinity's security vulnerabilities?

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After a BuzzFeed News inquiry, Comcast patched the vulnerabilities.
Comcast Xfinity inadvertently exposed the partial home addresses and Social Security numbers of more than 26.5 million customers, according to security researcher Ryan Stevenson, who discovered the security flaws. Two previously unreported vulnerabilities in the high-speed internet service provider’s online customer portal made it easy for even an unsophisticated hacker to access this sensitive information.
While Comcast has not found any foul play yet, its review is ongoing.
If you have information or tips, you can contact this reporter over the encrypted chat service Signal at 415-943-0446. You can also send an encrypted email to nicole.nguyen@buzzfeed.com, using the PGP key found here.
One of the flaws could be exploited by going to an “in-home authentication” page where customers can pay their bills without signing in. The portal asked customers to verify their account by choosing from one of four partial home addresses it suggested, if the device was (or seemed like it was) connected to the customer’s home network. If a hacker obtained a customer’s IP address and spoofed Comcast using an "X-forwarded-for" technique, they could repeatedly refresh this login page to reveal the customer’s location. That’s because each time the page refreshed, three addresses would change, while one address, the correct address, remained the same.
Eventually, the page would show the first digit of the street number and first three letters of the correct street name, while asterisks hid the remaining characters. A hacker could then use IP lookup websites to determine the city, state, and postal code of the partial address.
The former "in-home authentication" portal for Comcast customers.
After learning of the vulnerability, Comcast disabled in-home authentication. Now, customers need to manually input personal information to verify their accounts.
After being contacted by BuzzFeed News, Comcast put a strict rate limit on the portal.
The Comcast Authorized Dealer page requiring Social Security information.
Social Security information is particularly sensitive because many companies, including credit card companies and wireless service providers, use the last four digits of your Social Security number to verify your identity over the phone or online. Hackers can use this four-digit combination to steal your identity by tricking customer service representatives into handing over online account access.
“An attacker having partial address information and combining it with partial Social Security numbers information is a recipe for disaster,” said Jessy Irwin, head of security at Tendermint. The last four digits of a Social, according to Irwin, can get an attacker into nearly every type of account.
“We really need to move away from using those kinds of information,” said Irwin, who said even partial Social Security and address information is too risky and too easy to find in a web search or account settings.
While internet service providers like Comcast aren’t necessarily less secure than other websites, “they’re just more risky because of the data they hold,” said Irwin. That data includes ties to a cellphone account, which can be used to hijack a SIM card and bypass two-step verification.
The disclosure of these vulnerabilities follows a slew of massive breaches over the past year, including credit monitoring firm Equifax, Yahoo, the UK’s National Health Service, and, most recently, Reddit. These hacks show the increasing eagerness (and ability) of hackers to access sensitive data, and the importance of implementing security measures that keep users’ personal information safe. It’s also worth noting that when companies like Equifax and Yahoo recently reported their massive data breaches, both later found the leaks affected more users and data than initially announced.


Question: Describe the Solar Map Project, its connection to the Pai Tavytera people, and explain the challenges they face.

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Strange and beautiful symbols are carved into the hills of Paraguay. How long have they been there, and more importantly, what do they mean? The indigenous people that consider these hills sacred have stories that shed a light into their meaning, will people listen to what they have to say?
Solar Map Project is an upcoming documentary about ancient rock art in Paraguay, and the rich culture of its guardians, the Pai Tavytera indians. Our goal is to create an informative, entertaining, and compelling film that will explore the culture of a people and examine the potential threats facing this rock art.
The documentary is currently in post-production, and upon completion it will be made freely available online under a creative commons license.
To start our journey in understanding the rock art, we must seek those who consider these hills sacred, the Pai Tavytera indians.
The Pai Tavytera are part of the ethnic group Ñande Pai Tavytera, meaning "the inhabitants of the center of the earth."
As their ancestors did, they believe that the hills where they live are sacred, and that from one of the hills God created the universe.
Not much is remembered before the arrivals of the Spaniards. Some scholars say the Pai Tavytera were the indigenous community that was able to escape the indoctrination of the famous Jesuit Missions.
Central to the Pai Tavytera religious beliefs, and a focal point of the community, is a wood altar. The altars usually reside in the homes of spiritual leaders or important leaders. The altar is a place where they gather to worship or to discuss matters that are important to their community.
The coexistence of the Pai Tavytera with the Paraguayan society has been a difficult one. Recently, there was a protest against the government for stolen funds that were meant to fund various social programs, during which a sacred Pai Tavyterta home located in a governmental building was burned to the ground.
These are difficult times for the Pai Tavytera, but they continue to hold on to their stories and traditions.
As part of our project we have donated an authentic Pai Tavytera altar to the the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, in Washington, D.C.
We continue to bring to light the Pai Tavytera's plight of survival, and to record their culture through videos, articles, and social media outreach in Paraguay, in the U.S., and internationally.
Rock art is the longest unbroken human tradition, found in every habitable continent. Rock art gives us an insight into the minds of those who came before us. Once it dotted the landscape, now it resides in few special places on earth. One of those place is the Amambay hills, deep in the heart of South America, Paraguay.
Archeologists from the National Museum and Research Centre of Altamira have studied the rock art of Amambay, and found it to be the oldest rock art in the region. They found that the unique style of rock art, originated in the Amambay hills and spread to neighboring countries.
By following the clues in the storytelling of the Pai Tavytera, and the latest scientific research we've been able to find an interesting intersection where science and ancient wisdom meet.
The rock art of Amambay lasted as long as they have because they are found in remote areas. Now, with the increasing expansion of slash and burn agricultural practices, the protection afforded by trees is being removed. This, makes the rock art more vulnerable to damage from natural elements, vandals, and treasure hunters.
"An outstanding example of a traditional human settlement, which is representative of a culture, or human interaction with the environment especially when it has become vulnerable under the impact of irreversible change"
— José Antonio Lasheras, Director of the National Museum and Research Centre of Altamira.
First, we want a change of perception in Paraguay. The petroglyphs of Amambay are treasures, not because they are part of a legendary hidden gold, but because they are part of our shared humanity's culture, and they need to be preserved and protected.
Secondly, we want to acknowledge and show the world the challenges faced by the Pai Tavytera communities in their daily lives. We want to show the beauty of their culture while they face enormous odds to preserve it. We want to inspire concrete action to respect and preserve their culture.
Third, we want to make as much of this information available freely online, for anyone to access it and share it. We want to share the story of the petroglyphs of Amambay to a larger audience, an audience that might have not been initially interested in ancient rock art.
Post Production on a social documentary is a lot of work: from using diplomacy with bureocratic government officials, to running out of storage on hard drives, to organizing a social campaign. Having low funds makes it harder to accomplish all our goals.
We are committed to continue to promote the culture of the Pai Tavytera indigenous community of Paraguay, and the conservation of the rock art of Amambay.
Together, with your help, we can continue to thrive towards these goals.


Question: Describe the findings of the Temple University School of Medicine's research on lupus.

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New research from the Temple University School of Medicine determined that bacterial communities, or biofilm, may play a role in the development of lupus.
Lupus is an autoimmune disease in which the immune system attacks the body. Now a research team at the Temple University School of Medicine may be closer to determining a cause.
New findings show that bacterial communities, or biofilm, play a role in the development of lupus. This discovery may now shed light on other autoimmune diseases. Learn more about these revolutionary research findings.


Question: Respond in 12 sentences. Have you heard about Riot's plan to fix LeBlanc?

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The most harshly-criticized rework of the 2016 assassin update might finally get the axe.
Riot continues to clean up the mess caused by the preseason update at the end of 2016. This time, LeBlanc is being at least partially reverted to her state before that update, according to the game company’s post on the official League of Legends forums today.
The reversal will be similar in scope to Rengar’s upcoming update, which is also intended to reverse some of the problems caused by his changes in the same preseason update as LeBlanc. That means there will likely only be one, maybe two, abilities altered for LeBlanc, since Rengar’s Q was the only one reverted along with some new changes to his ultimate ability.
One very divisive part of LeBlanc’s updated abilities is her passive, which added a delay to detonating her Sigil of Malice, which is a large portion of her damage. Players who dislike this mechanic say that it ruins LeBlanc’s persona as an assassin by forcing her to wait extended periods between ability casts in order to actually deal the most damage. If anything will be reverted, it would probably be this.
Another possible contender for reversal is her Distortion—the ability that allows her to dash and then teleport back to where she cast the ability. When it was updated, another delay was added to her kit that forced her to wait after dashing for a little under a half-second before teleporting back to her dash position.
If either of these abilities are reverted, LeBlanc’s gameplay would speed up significantly, and she might be harder to track during a fight. We’ll know for sure which abilities will get the axe starting in about three weeks, when Patch 8.4 launches and her changes are pushed onto the PBE.


Question: Respond in 16 words. Who was George Brown?

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George Brown (7 December 1835 – 7 April 1917) was an English Methodist missionary and ethnographer.


Question: What is going on with the Brexit deal?

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London (AFP) - Prime Minister Theresa May will not "trap" Britain in an endless customs union with the European Union after Brexit, her office insisted Friday amid growing unease in her cabinet and party that this might be the price of a divorce deal.
Negotiations in Brussels have stepped up in recent days ahead of a high-stakes EU summit next week, with both sides seeking a breakthrough less than six months before Brexit in March 2019.
May briefed selected members of her cabinet late Thursday on the talks, at which several ministers reportedly expressed deep unease at a plan to avoid frontier checks with EU member Ireland.
Some eurosceptics, notably House of Commons leader Andrea Leadsom, are said to be considering quitting.
Britain has proposed that it continue to follow EU customs rules after Brexit as a fall-back option to keep open the land border with Ireland, until a wider trade deal is agreed that avoids the need for frontier checks.
May says this will only be temporary, but her spokeswoman was forced to clarify the point after media reports that the final "backstop" arrangement will have no legal end date.
"The prime minister would never agree to a deal which could trap the UK in a backstop permanently," she said.
The Downing Street spokeswoman repeated that Britain wanted a new trade deal by the end of December 2021 at the latest, although she declined to confirm the backstop would be "time-limited".
Her careful words only fuelled speculation of a compromise with Brussels, although Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab later said the backstop would have to be "finite", "short" and "time-limited".
Brussels has insisted that, as an insurance plan, the backstop cannot by its very nature have an end date.
However, eurosceptics in May's Conservative party are wary of being tied to the bloc indefinitely.
"That won't wash. The British people voted to take back control over money, laws, borders and trade," said former Brexit minister Steve Baker, one of a powerful group of eurosceptic Conservative MPs in parliament.
Amid speculation she could quit, Leadsom told the BBC: "We are at the final stages of a really complicated negotiation and I do think we have to give the prime minister the opportunity to be able to do a good deal."
But May is also facing a revolt by her Northern Irish allies over the long-term trading relationship, an outline of which London wants set out before Brexit.
The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) has threatened to bring down the government if the deal results in new trade barriers between Northern Ireland and mainland Britain.
DUP MP Nigel Dodds said his party -- without which May has no majority in the House of Commons -- also needed any backstop to be time-limited.
"This is critical. If it isn't then the UK including Northen Ireland would be trapped in unacceptable arrangements unless and until the EU decide otherwise," he tweeted.
A full meeting of the cabinet is due next Tuesday, the day before May heads to Brussels, where she has been invited to address the other 27 EU leaders on her plans.
Both sides had set the October 18 summit as the deadline for a divorce deal, but the timetable is slipping, with another summit in November now looking likely.
European Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker told French newspaper Le Monde there must be "substantial progress".
"I want to believe that we will be able to find a deal with our British friends between the European Council meeting next week and the possible one in November," he said.
British finance minister Philip Hammond said there had been a "measurable change in pace" in the talks, but there were "some big differences left to resolve".
If a deal is done, he suggested Britain could enjoy a "deal dividend" which "should deliver us an upside in the form of higher economic growth and better outcomes".
London published its latest round of documents planning for a "no deal" Brexit scenario Friday, including warnings that Northern Ireland could face electricity supply disruptions and hinting at problems with Eurostar cross-Channel trains.


Question: Explain the Infosys-Verizon deal.

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 Explain the Infosys-Verizon deal.

Infosys reportedly signed a nearly $700-million deal last month for digital transformation of “select business functions” of Verizon.
BENGALURU: Verizon has told its near 1,400 employees in India that they will be transferred to Infosys by December and will work on the company projects for a year, before the Indian services provider shifts them on other projects.
Verizon and Infosys leaders met and discussed with nearly 700 people each in Chennai and Hyderabad and Infosys is likely to start the process of shifting them beginning October 15, two persons with direct knowledge of the matter told ET. “Infosys may issue employment offers to these Verizon employees from Chennai and Hyderabad offices in the week beginning October 15,” one of the two persons said. A Verizon spokesperson said the process will be completed by December but did not give specifics. An Infosys spokesperson said the company would not comment on client engagements.
As part of the transition, Infosys has agreed that for “at least one year following the Employment Effective Date” Verizon employees who accept the offer will receive total compensation and other comparable benefits.
Infosys reportedly signed a nearly $700-million deal last month for digital transformation of “select business functions” of Verizon. This will be the biggest deal won by Infosys after CEO Salil Parekh took over in January. Infosys, like its peers, is seeing business revival as customers globally are investing in newer digital technology-based services, including business transformation.
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Question: What is Keybase?

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Public key encryption allows for encrypted, private messages. A message sent from Bob to Alice gets encrypted using Alice’s public key. Public key encryption also allows for signed messages–so that when Alice signs a message, Alice uses her private key and Bob can verify it if Bob has her public key.
In both cases, Bob needs Alice’s public key! If Bob gets that public key from an email message, Bob is trusting that the email message is secure–and if Bob can’t ever verify that first message containing the key, he has no way to verify the messages that come after it.
This is the problem of key distribution.
Key distribution undermines the usability of PGP encryption. Serious encryption advocates will sometimes meet in person to exchange pieces of paper containing public keys. Keybase is a company that attempts to solve the problem of key distribution by having users connect social media accounts and devices to Keybase, in order to collectively verify who you are, and then give you the power to share your public key.
Max Krohn is a founder of Keybase, and was previously a founder of SparkNotes and OKCupid. Max was on the show a few years ago to discuss the basics of Keybase, and in this episode he explores some of the abstractions that Keybase has built on top of its core identity tool–Keybase File System, Keybase Teams, and Keybase Git. We do break down the basics of Keybase, but if you want a more thorough explanation, you might like to check out that older episode, you can download the Software Engineering Daily app on iOS or Android to find all of our old episodes.


Question: Hey, do you know where I can find a modern free CV template with matching cover letter?

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Question: Have you heard about Black Tusk Studios in Vancouver? Respond in 15 sentences.

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Black Tusk Studios in Vancouver wants to make the next Halo.
Given the incredible amount of time and money gamers have poured into it, it's not surprising that lots of studios want to create the next Halo. When Microsoft opens up a brand-new studio and staffs it with AAA industry veterans to do so, however, the prospect suddenly becomes much more reasonable. Microsoft's 55-person Vancouver studio has been renamed "Black Tusk," and will begin expanding right away to craft a new Microsoft IP that it hopes will be just as successful as the flagship Halo franchise.
Mike Crump, the studio manager for Black Tusk, has big plans for the fledgling outfit, including doubling its staff within the next year. "[We] are working on Microsoft's next big entertainment franchise," says Crump. "We're not working on an existing franchise, we're looking to build the next Halo ... which is really exciting. We are building something from the ground up." Black Tusk's core developers are largely ex-EA employees with an average of 12 years industry experience, and are used to working with "big games, big teams, big budgets, long timelines."
While other companies, including Rockstar and Activision, have recently shut down Vancouver operations, Crump believes that Black Tusk's location is one of its biggest assets. In addition to a sizeable pool of extant talent, the studio wants to attract talented developers from all over the world. "When we are going out and we're recruiting, whether it's California or Frankfurt, it is never a tough sell to convince somebody to move to Vancouver," Crump explains. In fact, the studio gets its name from the Black Tusk summit in British Columbia, which is sure to please locals.
Those in the Vancouver area may want to check out the studio's available jobs, but the rest of the world will have to wait and see how Black Tusk's games shape up. Having the experience and ambition necessary to launch a franchise is all well and good, but not every Microsoft property is guaranteed success.


Question: What happened to Abdelfattah Abdelnabi?

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Abdelfattah Abdelnabi died after Israeli sniper shot him in the back while fleeing Gaza-Israel border, footage shows.
In one of the videos, a demonstrator - identified by relatives as 19-year-old Abdelfattah Abdelnabi - is shot in the back while running away from the border separating the Gaza Strip and Israel.
The footage shows Abdelnabi and another Palestinian being just a few metres away from a small group of unarmed protesters. A loud shot rings out and Abdelnabi drops to the floor.
According to the Palestinian health ministry, Abdelnabi died from his wounds.
More than 100 snipers were deployed to the border for the planned demonstrations, according to Israeli media.
In another video, a worshipper was shot in his right leg while he was performing Asr, the afternoon prayer, near an Israeli border fence.
The group of Muslims praying next to him stopped their communal prayer before rushing to seek cover.
In a third video, an unarmed Palestinian girl was shot as she waved a Palestinian flag near the border. It was unclear what injuries she sustained.
Al Jazeera could not independently verify the videos.
At least 17 Palestinians were killed and more than 1,400 others wounded on Friday after Israeli forces fired live ammunition, tear gas and rubber-coated steel bullets at protesting Palestinians.
Friday's demonstrations commemorated Land Day, which took place on March 30, 1976, when six unarmed Palestinian citizens of Israel were killed by Israeli forces during protests against the Israeli government's decision to expropriate massive tracts of Palestinian-owned land.
Organisers of the protest, dubbed "the Great Return March", said the main message of their six-week demonstration was to call for the right of return for Palestinian refugees.
Abdelnabi's brother, Alaa, said his sibling "went to the march to see his country on the other side, to see the return of our people to their lands - but they responded with violence.
"He had no weapons, and yet they attacked him with violence. This is the price we have to pay to return to our lands," Alaa Abdelnabi told Al Jazeera.
The protest is due to end on May 15, the day Palestinians call the "Nakba" or "Catastrophe", marking the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in the conflict surrounding the creation of Israel in 1948.
Palestinians have long demanded that as many as five million direct descendants of the original Palestinian refugees be given the right to return to their ancestral homes.
Israel rules this out, arguing that the return of Palestinians to what is now Israel would outnumber its Jewish majority.


Question: What did you think of Max Verstappen's win at the Spanish Grand Prix?

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The delivery of the prodigy Max Verstappen, who became the youngest winner of a Formula One race when he triumphed in Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix, brought an iridescence to a sport that for too long has laboured in the single colour of the silver Mercedes.
Everyone apart from the stricken people at Mercedes appeared to be joyous. And it felt as though it was the shortest race in history. The early crash between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, which removed both men from the contest, had so dominated the first hour of proceedings, with constant replays, quick-fire post-mortems and the assessment of consequences, that the race itself felt like a backdrop to weightier issues.
Verstappen’s victory represented a great day for him and his team, Red Bull, who had not won a race since Spa in 2014. But it was a wonderful occasion for Formula One too.
When Verstappen made his F1 debut for Toro Rosso as a 17-year-old last year he was so young that the concerned people at the FIA changed the rules; now you have to be 18. Verstappen was actually only 16 in 2014, when it was first announced that he would be driving in F1. Many sagacious voices said he was too young but there can be no doubts now.
He crossed the winning line aged 18 years and 228 days, beating Sebastian Vettel’s previous record by two and a half years – Vettel was 21 and 73 days when he won in Italy in 2008.
Verstappen led from lap 44, which was roughly the time everyone started concentrating on the race. He was the beneficiary of a split strategy from Red Bull. The team decided to give their other driver, Daniel Ricciardo, a three-stopper (Verstappen had two) to cover the threat from Vettel, who they thought would be the fastest driver in the race after the removal of the Mercedes.
But this is to take nothing away from Verstappen, who resisted a long and persistent challenge from Kimi Raikkonen to win the race on his debut for Red Bull. He joined Red Bull this month because the team were unhappy with the start to the season made by Daniil Kvyat.
Verstappen, who also became the first Dutch winner of an F1 race, also had a spot of luck, of course, when Hamilton and Rosberg collided.
Hamilton took the lead from pole but Rosberg went past him on the outside on the first corner. But coming out of the third bend, Hamilton saw a gap in Rosberg’s defence and attempted to overtake him on the inside.
Rosberg moved over and squeezed Hamilton on to the grass. The world champion went into a spin and clipped Rosberg’s car as he did so, putting both cars out of the race, leaving the field clear for Red Bull and Ferrari to battle it out for glory.
Rosberg appeared to be over-aggressive but you are allowed to make one block to defend your lead. Hamilton, possibly piqued after making yet another indifferent start, may have had a rush of blood and was determined to get straight back at his team-mate. But there was a gap, and he was travelling much faster than Rosberg, whose engine was in the wrong mode.
It was a terrible day for both drivers but Rosberg, with a 43-point lead from the first four races, clearly came out of the situation the better.
Horner, enthusing in the unexpected spotlight, added: “The biggest aspect of his performance has been in calmness. He’s obviously got a lot of capacity when he’s driving the car. We were all getting tense with five laps to go because the tyres were at the end of their life and he had Kimi breathing down his neck.
The man of the moment said: “It’s amazing, I couldn’t believe I was leading. I was looking at the pitboard, saw my name with 10 laps to go, then started to watch the board.
In the general excitement it was scarcely noticed that Carlos Sainz, the man Verstappen left behind at Toro Rosso, finished sixth, his best result. He must have had mixed feelings.


Question: Respond in 84 words. Describe the poem "Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came".

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 Respond in 84 words. Describe the poem "Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came".

"Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came" is a poem by English author Robert Browning, written on January 2nd, 1852 and first published in 1855 in the collection titled "Men and Women".
The title, "Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came", which forms the last words of the poem, is a line from William Shakespeare's play "King Lear" ("ca." 1607). In the play, Gloucester's son, Edgar, lends credence to his disguise as Tom o' Bedlam by talking nonsense, of which this is a part:


Question: Describe Donald Trump's views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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Donald Trump is seeking to negotiate an “ultimate deal” between the Palestinians and the Israelis with his staff reportedly warning the current Obama administration not to make any major move that could interfere with Trump’s future policies.
Israeli-Palestinian peace talks have been at a standstill for two years since US efforts led by Secretary of State John Kerry failed. The sides stopped consultations after Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas forged an unexpected pact with Hamas, which Israel considers a terrorist organization.
Since then France and Russia have offered to host a new round of peace talks. While no decisions have been made to re-start negotiations, Donald Trump has promised to use his business wit to convince the conflicting parties to forge an agreement.
Calling the Israel-Palestine conflict a “war that never ends,” Trump in his first electoral interview with The Wall Street Journal promiseed to craft a resolution.
Trump, unlike his predecessors, is reportedly prepared to turn a blind eye to the issue of Israeli settlements that are being built on the occupied lands that Palestinians want for their future state. Despite their illegality under international law, Trump believes they do not present an impassable obstacle to peace talks.
“Mr. Trump does not view the settlements as being an obstacle for peace,” Trump’s top adviser Jason Greenblatt Greenblatt told Israel’s Army Radio earlier this week.“The two sides are going to have to decide how to deal with that region, but it’s certainly not Mr. Trump’s view that settlement activity should be condemned and that it is an obstacle to peace. It is not the obstacle to peace,” the adviser emphasized.
“Israel and America share so many of the same values, such as freedom of speech, freedom of worship and the importance of creating opportunities for all citizens to pursue their dreams,” Trump said.
Israel has long maintained that only direct negotiations without the involvement of any third parties could lead to a peace settlement with the Palestinians. Trump seems to share that policy.
“I believe that my administration can play a significant role in helping the parties to achieve a just, lasting peace – which must be negotiated between the parties themselves, and not imposed on them by others. Israel and the Jewish people deserve no less,” the president-elect said.
Trump is currently seeking to potentially appoint over 4,000 staff members that would shape his future administration. But those already close to him have apparently told the Obama administration not to interfere with Trump's foreign policy approaches.


Question: Can you tell me about Margaret Masterman?

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Margaret Masterman (4 May 1910 – 1 April 1986) was a British linguist and philosopher, most known for her pioneering work in the field of computational linguistics and especially machine translation. She founded the Cambridge Language Research Unit.
Margaret Masterman was born in London on 4 May 1910 to Charles F. G. Masterman, a politician, and Lucy Blanche Lyttelton, a politician, poet and writer. In 1932 she married Richard Bevan Braithwaite, a philosopher. They had a son and a daughter.


Question: Respond in 3 sentences. Who is Eric Kunze?

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Eric Kunze (pronounced "Koon-zee"; born 1971) is an American stage actor and singer. He showed an early aptitude for singing and was involved in choir and theater at Rancho Buena Vista High School. He is best known for his roles on Broadway.


Question: Provide a brief bio for Andy Roberts.

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Andy Roberts (born Andrew Jonathan Roberts, 12 June 1946, in Hatch End near Harrow, Middlesex) is an English musician, guitarist and singer-songwriter, perhaps best known for his 37-year partnership with singer Iain Matthews in the English folk rock band, Plainsong.


Question: What's the latest on Kyle Ashley, the parking enforcement officer who became famous for protecting bike lanes in Toronto?

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Toronto’s famous bike-lane guardian remained off the job Monday as cyclists demanded his return to local streets and Twitter.
“He’s not back to work yet,” Mike McCormack, president of the Toronto police association, said of parking enforcement officer Kyle Ashley, declining to say why.
Ashley burst onto Toronto’s commuting scene in June when he convinced his bosses to let him focus solely on protecting bike lanes. His cheeky use of Twitter to scold motorists who invade bike lanes earned public kudos from Mayor John Tory and then-chief planner Jennifer Keesmaat.
Toronto cyclists heralded a change in tone from police, while others in cities including Copenhagen tweeted applause and envy that their bike lanes are not so well protected. Canada Post agreed to stop its trucks from invading the lanes after Ashley singled out the Crown corporation. Parking enforcement added two more officers targeting bike lanes and tweeting about the problem.
But Ashley also raised eyebrows with an outspoken style, and willingness to take aim at politicians over cycling issues, unusual for a junior civil servant.
Police spokesman Mark Pugash won’t discuss the source of the complaints, saying it would be improper while a probe is ongoing. He has acknowledged one manager did raise with Ashley the subject of complaints from Montreal.
Ashley’s work was admired by Montreal cyclists who urged Denis Coderre, Montreal’s mayor until he lost an election Sunday, to similarly get tough with lane-invading motorists.
While Ashley did not tweet directly at Coderre, the day before the parking officer was suspended he responded to a tweet, in which Coderre was tagged, and suggested Coderre could get more votes if he protected the most vulnerable, Le Journal de Montréal reported on the weekend.
Ashley also told the Quebec newspaper that in September one of his bosses said he had received a call from a senior City of Montreal official asking that Ashley stop interacting with Montreal people on social networks. Road safety became an issue in Montreal in September after a motorist struck and killed a 61-year-old cyclist, prompting the mayor of the local borough to accuse Coderre of not doing enough to protect cyclists.
Kyle Ashley has one job and that's to patrol bike lanes in the city and capture lane invaders for the Toronto Police Parking Enforcement. Ashley is on the front lines in the battle of cyclists and car owners. This video was originally published onJune 15, 2017.
On Twitter Monday, cyclists continued calling on Toronto police to fully reinstate Ashley.
“What a disgrace! Kyle Ashley was one of the few bright spots for @TorontoPolice. Let's call on TPS & @JohnTory to #BringBackKyle! #BikeTO,” tweeted Robert Zaichkowski.
“It is really important going into an election year to not have a Toronto police employee taking up sides and engaging in a direct way in politics,” she said.
Asked about any complaints from Montreal, Carroll said she had heard of none and hoped if there were any they went to Andy Pringle, civilian chair of the police services board, and not directly to Toronto police officials.
The Star could not reach Pringle for comment.


Question: What is Boot to Gecko?

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Mozilla took a Samsung Galaxy S II phone running Android and stripped off Android. Then it installed its own version of Linux with software for standard phone functions such as dialing and camera access, a web app store and a user interface powered by Gecko, the Firefox rendering engine. Apps for it are written using HTML5 and other standard web technologies; they can store stuff on the device itself or in the cloud, making the phone useful whether or not it has an Internet connection.
Oh, and its browser is — wait for it! — Firefox.
The end result is a rough draft of a smartphone with software that’s reminiscent both of Palm/HP’s Web OS (which is also based on Linux and runs apps built with web tools) and Google’s Chrome OS (which layers the Chrome browser on top of Linux to create a net-centric operating system).
This being Mozilla, Boot to Gecko is open software — more open, most likely, than Google’s Android, yet another Linux-based mobile operating system. The core of Android is open, which is why companies such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble can rejigger it to power the Kindle Fire and Nook, respectively. But Google exacts more control over the Google apps and Google Play app store which most Android devices use. Mozilla says that it’ll let others do with Boot to Gecko what they will — including borrowing its technologies for other operating systems.
There’s no news on when folks in the U.S. might be able to buy Boot to Gecko phones — which, when they arrive, will be called something other than “Boot to Gecko phones.” Spanish-based wireless carrier Telefónica says it plans to release one in Brazil early next year; Deutsche Telekom is also involved with the project.
The phone I saw here in New Orleans was too unfinished to form any real opinion about, beyond “Hey, it seems to work!” Mozilla hasn’t finished the interface and polished it up, and mobile phones, more than most gadgets, are all about interface and polish.
Web OS and Chome OS, sadly, both point out some of the pitfalls of building operating systems that are as much web as software. Web OS was always a tad sluggish, which didn’t help sales of devices that ran it, probably contributing to the software’s current neither-dead-nor-alive status. And the indifferent response to Chrome OS, which runs on laptops rather than phones or tablets, is pretty good evidence that web apps aren’t yet ready to replace conventional local apps in all instances.
Then there’s the fact that it’s possible that the world already has more mobile operating systems than it knows what to do with — admirable though open software such as Boot to Gecko is, few consumers will adopt it unless it’s at least as snazzy and useful as iOS and Android, the only two phone OSes that aren’t struggling.
In short, Boot to Gecko strikes me as a decidedly idiosyncratic project. I’m still glad that Mozilla is working on it, for three reasons. First, the effort it’s putting into making open web technologies powerful enough to do all the things that native apps do well is a worthy undertaking which should lead to a better web, whether or not Boot to Gecko takes off.
Second, I’m a fan of Mozilla and am happy to see it prepping itself for the post-PC world. There’s a good version of Firefox for Android, but it’s clear that if Mozilla is going to be as important in the future as it was for so many years, it won’t be because it offers a conventional web browser for phones. It’ll be because of something new — and Boot to Gecko is certainly new.
And lastly — Boot to Gecko may not be any more quixotic than the notion of taking on a browser with well over 90 percent market share, which is what Firefox did when it first arrived. Few pundits would have guessed that Mozilla would play a more important role than any other organization in ending the ugly era of Internet Explorer’s monopoly, but it did. So maybe Boot to Gecko will end up mattering in ways that are not immediately obvious. I’ll be delighted if it does.


Question: What is the NIFOG?

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The National Interoperability Field Operations Guide (NIFOG) is a technical reference for emergency communication planning and for radio technicians responsible for radios that will be used in disaster response.


Question: Describe how Elon Musk's Tesla Solar Roof will cost less than a normal roof.

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 Describe how Elon Musk's Tesla Solar Roof will cost less than a normal roof.

Elon Musk's Tesla Solar Roof Will Cost "Less Than a Normal Roof"
“Honestly, in looking at this, it’s like I don’t know why anyone’s not doing it — it’s not that crazy hard, so beats me.” Musk said. “It’s looking quite promising that a solar roof will actually cost less than a normal roof, before you even take the cost of electricity into account,” he said.
Elon during Thursday's post-vote Q&A session.
The cost, he said, will depend on a few factors: The size of the house, the difficulty of installation, and so on. But in general, according to Musk, it will be at least equal, if not “slightly below the cost of a regular roof. The electricity is an added bonus,” he said. That means you’ll save money on the initial investment (no doubt aided by state and federal solar incentives), and then you’ll continue to save money on electricity as your fancy new solar roof collects energy.
One would expect the opposite from a high-tech, designer-grade solar roof. Musk explained, though, that the “roofing supply chain is extremely inefficient… Roofing just hasn’t gotten a lot of love.” Musk, with Tesla, is to give roofing that love. The big inefficiency is transportation, if we’re taking Musk at his word: Traditional ceramic and concrete tiles, used for some roofs, are very heavy and tend to break. Tesla Glass, however, is lightweight — “The glass weighs maybe a third to a quarter, sometimes maybe as much as a fifth as much as regular ceramic and concrete tiles,” he said — and extremely durable. Tesla, unlike these dated companies, doesn’t have to spend much on careful, costly transportation to ensure that the heavy tiles remain undamaged.
“Just by cleaning [the supply chain] up, there are huge gains,” Musk explained.
Shareholders, by now, are probably getting pretty sick of the discussion — but, after tonight, it’s been at last put to rest. Shareholders overwhelmingly decided to approve the proposal, so Tesla and SolarCity will indeed meld into one alternative energy megalith.


Question: Describe the events of Green Lanterns #47.

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Turns out Jessica Cruz was just an appetizer. So far in “Ghosts of the Past,” the revelatory GREEN LANTERNS storyline that dives into Jessica’s surprising history, we’ve learned that she was once an avid outdoorsman and hunter who was struck with crippling agoraphobia and social anxiety after witnessing a murder that then led to the deaths of her closest friends. The only problem is that confronting that brutal past may just lead to her impending demise at the hands of Singularity Jain, the extraterrestrial fugitive who literally lives off of the pain of others. She’s long had her eye on Jessica, who seems dangerously close to falling into the trap that Jain has set.
Can Jessica’s partner, Simon Baz, get to her in enough time to rescue her? Maybe not, as our exclusive sneak peek of issue #47 suggests. As Simon nears Jessica, the black hole that had opened above Portland seems to…well, you’ll have to read it to find out. But for once it doesn’t look like the Justice League will be able to save the day.
GREEN LANTERNS #47 by Tim Seeley, V. Ken Marion, Sandu Florea and Dinei Ribeiro is in stores this Wednesday.