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James E. Rogers College of Law is the law school at the University of Arizona located in Tucson, Arizona and was the first law school founded in the State of Arizona, opening its doors in 1915. Also known as University of Arizona College of Law, it was renamed in 1999 in honor of broadcasting executive James E. Rogers, a 1962 graduate of the school, and chairman of Sunbelt Communications Company based in Las Vegas, Nevada.


Question: Have you heard about Robert Shiller's change of heart regarding Bitcoin?

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 Have you heard about Robert Shiller's change of heart regarding Bitcoin?

Nobel Prize winner economist Robert Shiller, who, in the past, has regarded bitcoin as a representative of whole cryptocurrency market as a bubble, seems to be going through a change of heart.
Talking to CNBC, the economist who correctly predicted the housing crisis in the US suggested that cryptocurrency was more a psychological experiment than an instrument of serious investment.
"I'm interested in bitcoin as a sort of bubble. It doesn't mean that it will disappear, that it'll burst forever. It may be with us for a while," Shiller, professor of economics at Yale University, said on Thursday.
"To me, it's interesting as another example of faddish human behaviour. It's glamorous," he added.
Earlier, Shiller had completely denounced the cryptocurrency market and said that bitcoin was the best example of bubble happening currently.
“The best example right now is bitcoin. And I think that has to do with the motivating quality of the bitcoin story. And I’ve seen it in my students at Yale. You start talking about bitcoin and they’re excited! And I think, what’s so exciting? You have to think like humanities people. What is this bitcoin story?” he had said in September last year.
The writer of best-selling book Irrational Exuberance on market manias around the world then had said that bitcoin bubble will burst very much like the Tulip mania of the 17th century.
Tulip mania was the first recorded speculative bubble of the world when rates of Tulip bulbs in the Netherlands had climbed to astronomical heights only to collapse in a couple of months.
In last five days, the price of bitcoin has surged by over $1,000. At the time of writing this piece, it was trading at $8,018.45 with market cap standing at over $136 billion.


Question: What's a good movie to watch?

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Santo Luzbel is a 1997 Mexican drama film.


Question: Describe Ben Rhodes' views on Donald Trump, Barack Obama, and the events that unfolded in the 2016 election.

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Ben Rhodes, Deputy National Security Advisor to President Barack Obama, speaks during a daily press briefing at the White House on Feb. 18, 2016 in Washington, D.C.
So far, Barack Obama’s restraint in engaging with Donald Trump has been part of his goal of “letting other voices emerge,” said Ben Rhodes, former deputy national security adviser to the 44th president. But as the midterms near, Rhodes believes that Obama is poised to speak up more in the coming months.
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“I think he’ll be out there a lot more on the campaign trail in the fall,” Rhodes, who maintains regular correspondence with Obama, told Powerhouse Politics podcast hosts Jonathan Karl and Rick Klein on Friday.
This month, Rhodes came out with “The World As It Is,” a new memoir of the Obama White House that touches on some key moments during his administration -- many of which were reversed by Trump.
“Let’s face it: we are watching the undoing of the Obama legacy, almost across the board,” Karl said as Rhodes recalled the post-2016 election meeting between Obama and then-president-elect Trump.
“[Obama] looked kind of bemused because he said it was one of the most unusual meetings he’d ever had. [He was] trying to lay out all these important issues...and all Trump wanted to talk about was his crowds,” Rhodes said.
But Rhodes believes Obama did reach Trump on the issues of North Korea and terrorism, pointing out that he noticed Trump appeared to express an “openness” at the time -- but only for a moment.
“In retrospect, [it] clearly wasn’t sincere,” he said.
In this photo provided by The White House, President Barack Obama meets with Deputy National Security Adviser for Strategic Communications Denis McDonough (R) and speechwriter Ben Rhodes on Air Force One, June 4, 2009 on route to Cairo, Egypt.
When asked if Trump’s policy of separating immigrant families at the U.S.-Mexico border hearkens back to Obama’s response to the 2014 Central American migrant crisis, Rhodes laid out two differences.
“One, we never had a policy of forced separation of children from their parents...because a lot of children who ended up in U.S. custody were unaccompanied. The second difference is Trump is criminalizing asylum seekers,” Rhodes said, noting that the Obama administration “put [the cases] through the judicial process first” in the event that families had to be separated because drugs or weapons were involved.
Rhodes expressed being “haunted” by what happened in Syria after Obama decided not to act on his “red line” of using military force against the nation.
“It became such a complicated civil war that you didn’t have a good military option,” he said, while also expressing concern about possibly “missing some diplomatic opportunity” with Syrian president Bashar al-Assad in the process.
Ultimately, Rhodes acknowledged the challenges the Democrats faced in the 2016 election, claiming that the failure of the robust “Obama coalition” to connect itself to the broader Democratic Party may have contributed to the success of Donald Trump.
“What could have been done...was to try to make sure that this movement [Obama] had built that was so successful in electing him would be accessible to the party and other candidates,” Rhodes said.
Rhodes also noted the possibility that “maybe the country just wasn’t where President Obama thought it was,” revealing that the former president expressed “frustration” and believed Trump could have not been in elected in the midst of the 2008 financial crisis and war in Iraq.
“In a kind of tragic way, because the economy was growing [in 2016] and we didn’t have 150,000 troops somewhere, people were willing to sign up for a cartoon reality show,” Rhodes said.


Question: Describe the scope of the tender concerning the setting up of a publishing platform for Horizon 2020 beneficiaries.

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The present call for tender concerns the setting up of a publishing platform for scientific articles as a service for Horizon 2020 beneficiaries. The Platform will provide an open access publishing venue without cost to the beneficiaries of Horizon 2020. The platform will manage the entire publication process, from submission to publication, post-publication curation and preservation, of original articles stemming from Horizon 2020 funding and will implement an open peer-review system. It will also host pre-prints. Published articles and hosted pre-prints will be openly available to all researchers and citizens. Tenderers are called to customize an existing publishing infrastructure solution to the requirements of the European Commission, to develop processes and policies to run the platform as a service, to engage in communication activities for the Platform and to run the service and publish articles in the Platform. The tender is for a Framework Contract with a duration of 4 years.


Question: What is HTNB/Bilginturan Syndrome?

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Hypertension and brachydactyly syndrome (HTNB) also known as Bilginturan syndrome and brachydactyly type E among others is a very rare genetic disorder.


Question: Provide information about the professional rodeo career of Don Gay. Respond in 5 sentences.

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Donald ("Don" or "Donnie") Gay (Born September 18, 1953 in Mesquite, Texas) is an American eight-time Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) world champion bull rider. His father, Neal Gay, was a well-known rodeo competitor and rodeo producer. Don was inducted into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame in 1979; his father was inducted in 1993, becoming the only father and son to receive that honor. In 2015, Don was inducted into the Bull Riding Hall of Fame. Don retired from professional rodeo in 1989.


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Chuyer is a commune in the Loire department in central France. It is a relatively small village outside Pelussin (7 km away) in the Mont Pilat national park.


Question: Hey, can you tell me what transcreation is?

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What is the difference between translation and transcreation?
Creative translation, aka transcreation, can be simply defined as translation applied to creative works. As translation always requires a degree of creativity, a rethinking of how to say each sentence, transcreation can be distinguished from the usual translation process by requiring an additional level of creativity to convey the same message, tone, intent, effect as the source work. It's a mix of localisation (tailoring a translation for a specific locality, readership), traditional translation and creative thought.
It usually differs from traditional translation by involving source text that is highly localised to speak to a particular market in their terms, on their level. The challenge of transcreation is to take that local wordplay or reference and, while retaining -- or improving on -- the style, message and effect of the original, making it work in the target market. It has to ring as true to the target reader as it would to the reader of the source text.
If this process isn't handled sensitively it could have a negative impact on the entire campaign, and quite possibly the brand behind it. And that's it, in a nutshell.
Your translation agency or team need to be fully aware of the pitfalls of a poorly translated creative campaign.
They need to understand the target market and readership as well as you do.
The source creative copy will ideally be based on a universal sentiment to enable translation. Certain references won't translate and will need rewriting.
Any and all artwork used in the campaign needs to be shared with the transcreation team.
Planned locations for the display of the works need to be shared with the team also, to cover any of the more obscure sensitivity issues.
For examples of transcreation done well, see Wikipedia's transcreation examples and the following section for transcreation not handled correctly.
So there, in brief, is what to look for in a transcreation project, and why you might like to offer this is a specific service to your clients. Do get in touch if you would like more information on how a transcreation project is structured and we'd be happy to point you in the right direction.


Question: Why should Penetration Testers care about Application Threat Modeling using DREAD and STRIDE?

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Application Threat Modeling using DREAD and STRIDE is an approach for analyzing the security of an application. It is a structured approach that enables you to identify, classify, rate, compare and prioritize the security risks associated with an application.
Application Threat modeling should be considered separate from Risk Assessment, although similar but Application Threat Modeling is more of a calculated approach. Inducing Application Threat Modeling into SDLC process has its advantages for the security of the entire project. Most importantly when performing security assessments following the threat modeling approach gives the reviewer a comprehensive overview of the Application.
This post is specially focused on the DREAD and STRIDE methodology.
Why Penetration Testers Should care?
Good question, let me answer this by a real life example, last year I found some serious access control issues in a Web Application. The issues were such that one user could perform actions on behalf of other users. Now I am in a meeting infront of the client explaining the issues (client not being technical) couldn’t comprehend the severity of bugs. I had no solid ground apart from saying that these bugs are in OWASP Top 10. We argued either the issues are S1, S2 , S3 (S1 being most severe) I argued it to be S1, they disagreed. The issue could have solved had I done Application Threat Modeling using DREAD and STRIDE. I could have said I calculated the risk/severity using DREAD (Explained below), a framework designed by Microsoft, that’s a solid foundation on which hardly anyone argues, specially management people, they love Standards , Frameworks and rightly so!
The first step of threat modeling is to understand how it interacts with internal and external entities, Identify entry points, privilege boundaries, access control matrix, and technology stacks being used. This step in OWASP testing methodology is called information gathering phase where you gather maximum information about the target. Maybe I will write another post to explain the process and tools for application decomposition but it is out of the scope of this post.
Implementation of OWASP testing framework results in identifying vulnerabilities in application, this is commonly known as Application Penetration testing.In Penetration testing attackers use tools and techniques to find maximum vulnerabilities in application.
After the vulnerabilities are identified, STRIDE methodology introduced by Microsoft is used to classify these vulnerabilities. During security engagements it is vital to backup your claims (about vulnerabilities) with a solid foundation like a framework or standard. For example if you find a vulnerability and classify it according to STRIDE, ill get less argued about the classification.
DREAD methodology is used to rate, compare and prioritize the severity of risk presented by each threat that is classified using STRIDE.
DREAD Risk = (Damage + Reproduciblity + Exploitability + Affected Users + Discoverability) / 5. Calculation always produces a number between 10. Higher the number means more serious the risk is.
If a threat exploit occurs, how much damage will be caused?
8 = Individual/employer non sensitive user data is compromised.
9 = Administrative non sensitive data is compromised.
10 = Complete system or data destruction.
How easy is it to reproduce the threat exploit?
0 = Very hard or impossible, even for administrators of the application.
5 = Complex steps are required for authorized user.
10 = Just a web browser and the address bar is sufficient, without authentication.
What is needed to exploit this threat?
2.5 = Advanced programming and networking knowledge, with custom or advanced attack tools.
5 = Exploit exits in public, using available attack tools.
How many users will be affected?
2.5 individual/employer that is already compromised.
6 = some users of individual or employer privileges, but not all.
· How easy is it to discover this threat?
0 = Very hard requires source code or administrative access.
8 = Details of faults like this are already in the public domain and can be easily discovered using a search engine.
10 = the information is visible in the web browser address bar or in a form.
DREAD methodology can be customized to cater the needs of your application, during consultancy engagements it should be approved from the client before starting the security assessment so that after you perform the analysis the results produced by DREAD couldn’t be challenged.
If you have any suggestions about Application Threat Modeling using DREAD and STRIDE let me know I will cover that in the article with acknowledgment.


Question: Describe Amy Poehler's statement on men's rights in the last episode of "Parks and Recreation". Respond in detail.

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Call it what you will -- we like to think of it as a case of No Effs Given-Itis -- but Amy Poehler has been on a roll with the last season of "Parks and Recreation." The ever-lovable sitcom about the trials and tribulations of workers in small town government is midway through its farewell season, and now that the pressure is off, Poehler has been free to make strong statements, including in last night's episode, when she literally spoke the line, "you're ridiculous, and men's rights is nothing."
The episode, "Pie-Mary," finds Leslie in hot water after she declines to participate in a pie-baking contest against other candidates' wives. When she tries to satisfy her feminist leanings by letting Ben compete (making a "dessert calzone" and wearing a custom apron to match, of course), men's rights activists attack her.
"Behind every successful woman is a man that she has oppressed!" one of the activists shouts after Ben explains why he's participating in the contest.
The real treat, however, is Leslie's takedown of the group during a press conference designed for her to apologize for the pie debacle.
She also threw in a little monologue that women in the public eye would do well to memorize. It closely mirrors Poehler's real-life "Ask Her More" campaign, a hashtag she kicked off on her Smart Girls group Twitter page pleading with the media to ask actresses about more than just their outfits or their bodies. Leslie's speech is just too good for us not to include the whole thing here.
Third, I'm now going to give you permanent answers to all the silly questions that you're going to end up asking me and every other woman in this election in the next few months. Why did I change my hairstyle? I don't know, I just thought it would look better or my kids got gum in it. Are you trying to have it all? That question makes no sense, it's a stupid question, stop asking it, don't ask it. Do you miss your kids while you're at work? Of course I do! Everybody does. And then, you know, sometimes I don't.
And, of course, there's nothing like a big finish. Can someone try and work up a design so we can get this tattooed on our forearms to reference every time we're feeling doubt in our lives?
If you want to bake a pie, that's great, if you want to have a career, that's great too. Do both or neither, doesn't matter, just don't judge what someone else has decided to do. We're all just trying to find the right path for us as individuals on this earth.
Bye, haters. "Parks and Rec" and Amy Poehler have no time for you.


Question: Who is Margarita Liborio Arrazola? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Margarita Liborio Arrazola (born 17 October 1964) is a Mexican politician from the Institutional Revolutionary Party. From 2009 to 2012 she served as Deputy of the LXI Legislature of the Mexican Congress representing Oaxaca.


Question: What is the town of Wendell like? Respond in 3 sentences.

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Wendell is a town in Franklin County, Massachusetts, United States. The population was 848 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Springfield, Massachusetts Metropolitan Statistical Area.


Question: What is radar control? Respond in 37 words.

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Radar control is a method of providing air traffic control services with the use of radar and Automatic Dependent Surveillance (ADS–B). The provision of air traffic control services without the use of radar is called procedural control.


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 Describe the concept of codon and degeneracy in the genetic code.

Genetic code is sequence of three bases-a triplet code. DNA must code for the 20 different amino acids. DNA has information carrying capabilities. This information is present in the sequence of nitrogenous bases of DNA. DNA transfers these sequences to mRNA. Each three-base is a codon. There are 64 possible codons. But there are only 20 amino acids. Hence more than one codon can specify same amino acid because, this characteristic of the code is called degeneracy.
In the History of Genetics George Gamov played and important role and postulated that three-lettered code must be used to encode 20 amino acids. The first actual codon was made by Marshall Nirenberg and Johann Matthaei in 1961. They used a cell-free system to translate a poly-uracil RNA sequence (UUUUU…., etc.). they found that codon UUU specified the amino-acid phenylalanine. Later, Har Gobind Khorana identified the rest of the code. Shortly after, Robert Holley identified tRNA as the adapter molecule. In 1968, Khorana, Holley and Nirenberg shared the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their work.
The gene sequence inscribed in DNA and RNA is composed of tri-nucleotide units called codons. Each code is specific for a single amino acid. Over all there are 43 = 64 different codon combinations. For example, the RNA sequence UUUAAACCC contains the codons UUU, AAA, CCC. Each of which specifies one amino acid. So, this RNA represents a protein sequence.
(a) Start codons: Translation starts with a chain initiation codon (start codon). The most common start codon is AUG. It also codes for methionine. But other staff codons are also used.
(b) Stop codons: In classical genetics, the three stop codons given names: UAG was (amber, UGA was opal, and UAA was ochre. These names were originally the names of the specific genes. Mutations in these produces these stop codons. Stop codons are also called termination codons.
Many codons are redundant. It means that two or more codons can code for the same amino acid. Degenerate codons may differ in their third positions. For example, both GAA and GAG code for the amino acid glutamic acid.
(a) A codon is called four-fold degenerate if any nucleotide at its third position specifies the same amino acid.
(b) It is called two-fold degenerate if only two of four possible nucleotides at its third position specify the same amino acid. In two-fold degenerate codons, the equivalent third position nucleotides are always two purines (A/G) or two pyrimidines (C/T).
Degeneracy is essential in order to produce enough different codons to code for 20 amino acids and a stop codon. There are four bases. Therefore, triplet codons are required to produce at least 21 different codes. For example, if there were two bases per codon, then only 16 amino acids can be coded for (42=16). Then 43 give 64 possible codons. It means that some degeneracy must exist.
Only two amino acids are specified by a single codon. One is the amino-acid methionine, specified by the codon AUG. It also specifies the start of transcription. The other is tryptophan, specified by the codon UGG.
Codon is defined by your starting position. For example, there is string of GGGAAACCC. If it is read from the first position, contains the codons GGG, AAA and CCC. If it is read from the second position, it contains the codons GGA and AAC (partial codons being ignored here). If it is read from third position, it gives GAA and ACC. Thus, every sequence can be read in three reading frames. Each of which will produce different amino acid sequence. On double stranded DNA have six possible reading frames, three forward and three reverse. The actual frame is defined by a start codon. The first codon is AUG in the mRNA sequence.
Codes are universal in most of the organism. But some variations are present in some organelles or species.
Numerous variations of the standard genetic code are found in mitochondria.
Mycoplasma (bacteria) translates the codon UGA as tryptophane.
Ciliate protozoa also have some variation in the genetic code: UAG and UAA code for glutamine and UGA codes for Cysteine.
Another variant is found in some species of the yeast candida. CUG codes for serine in it.


Question: What is the Route 117 in Tennessee?

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 What is the Route 117 in Tennessee?

State Route 117 (SR 117) is a very short state highway in extreme eastern McNairy County, Tennessee. This highway passes through one town (Adamsville) and acts as a shortcut from Adamsville to the nearby Shiloh National Military Park.
SR 117 begins near Shiloh National Military Park at an intersection with SR 142 between Stantonville and Hurley, in a community known as West Shiloh. The highway heads north as a 2-lane highway through farmland to have an intersection with Gilchrist Road, which serves as a connector to SR 224. SR 117 then enters Adamsville and has an intersection with Old Shiloh Road before entering downtown, where it comes to an end at an intersection with US 64/SR 15/SR 22.


Question: Provide examples of bad behavior

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 Provide examples of bad behavior

Video: Dude Smacks Fire Out Of A Woman For Calling Him The N-Word!
Damn: Dude Smacks Fire Out Of An Old Head For Bitting His Black & Mild!
Domestic Violence: Man Smacks The Ish Out Of A Woman In A Hotel Room!
Dude Drags A Girl Out Of His House For Peeing In His Bed!


Question: Describe Rastriya Jana Prajatantrik Party.

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Rastriya Jana Prajatantrik Party is a political party in Nepal. The party is registered with the Election Commission of Nepal ahead of the 2008 Constituent Assembly election.


Question: "Have you ever thought about why so many people work jobs they don't like or can't connect with?"

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 "Have you ever thought about why so many people work jobs they don't like or can't connect with?"

The very idea is foreign to what most of us learn as kids. When I was a kid, it seemed as if work and fun were opposites by definition. Life had two states: some of the time adults were making you do things, and that was called work; the rest of the time you could do what you wanted, and that was called playing. Occasionally the things adults made you do were fun, just as, occasionally, playing wasn't—for example, if you fell and hurt yourself. But except for these few anomalous cases, work was pretty much defined as not-fun.
Once, when I was about 9 or 10, my father told me I could be whatever I wanted when I grew up, so long as I enjoyed it. I remember that precisely because it seemed so anomalous. It was like being told to use dry water. Whatever I thought he meant, I didn't think he meant work could literally be fun—fun like playing. It took me years to grasp that.
How much are you supposed to like what you do? Unless you know that, you don't know when to stop searching. And if, like most people, you underestimate it, you'll tend to stop searching too early. You'll end up doing something chosen for you by your parents, or the desire to make money, or prestige—or sheer inertia.
As a lower bound, you have to like your work more than any unproductive pleasure. You have to like what you do enough that the concept of "spare time" seems mistaken. Which is not to say you have to spend all your time working. You can only work so much before you get tired and start to screw up. Then you want to do something else—even something mindless. But you don't regard this time as the prize and the time you spend working as the pain you endure to earn it.
Prestige is just fossilized inspiration. If you do anything well enough, you'll make it prestigious. Plenty of things we now consider prestigious were anything but at first. Jazz comes to mind—though almost any established art form would do. So just do what you like, and let prestige take care of itself.
The test of whether people love what they do is whether they'd do it even if they weren't paid for it—even if they had to work at another job to make a living. How many corporate lawyers would do their current work if they had to do it for free, in their spare time, and take day jobs as waiters to support themselves?
Although doing great work takes less discipline than people think—because the way to do great work is to find something you like so much that you don't have to force yourself to do it—finding work you love does usually require discipline. Some people are lucky enough to know what they want to do when they're 12, and just glide along as if they were on railroad tracks. But this seems the exception. More often people who do great things have careers with the trajectory of a ping-pong ball. They go to school to study A, drop out and get a job doing B, and then become famous for C after taking it up on the side.
Another related line you often hear is that not everyone can do work they love—that someone has to do the unpleasant jobs. Really? How do you make them? In the US the only mechanism for forcing people to do unpleasant jobs is the draft, and that hasn't been invoked for over 30 years. All we can do is encourage people to do unpleasant work, with money and prestige.
A friend of mine who is a quite successful doctor complains constantly about her job. When people applying to medical school ask her for advice, she wants to shake them and yell "Don't do it!" (But she never does.) How did she get into this fix? In high school she already wanted to be a doctor. And she is so ambitious and determined that she overcame every obstacle along the way—including, unfortunately, not liking it.


Question: What can you tell me about the Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds auction?

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 What can you tell me about the Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds auction?

The late actress's 'Star Wars' and Alcoholics Anonymous items are up for auction.
A hard dose of reality sits on the far edge of a sea of installations celebrating the characters of science fiction and fantasy at San Diego Comic-Con this week. The people behind the heroes of these new myths are real, and very mortal.
The auction house Profiles in History will auction off about 1500 items from the estate of the late Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds in September, and is using Comic-Con to build buzz for the sale. The company rented a large booth on the convention center floor to display some of the most personal, poignant — and particularly relevant — of the items to be auctioned, dragging down everything from signed Star Wars posters to tokens from a childhood in the spotlight. Fisher died at the age of 60 late last year, after suffering a massive heart attack on a flight from London to Los Angeles; Reynolds, her mother, died at 84 just a day later.
On Wednesday’s Comic-Con preview night, fans that found the bittersweet museum/retail display were reminded of the family’s role in Hollywood history, as well as Fisher’s unique voice and personality.
“We’re looking through everything, to see what we think are the interesting things and kind of capture the essence of Carrie and Debbie,” Profiles in History’s head of acquisition, Brian Chanes, told Inverse at the booth. Proceeds will be split between the estate and two charities — The Thalians, Debbie Reynolds’ mental health group, and the Jed Foundation, a teen suicide prevention organization chosen by Fisher’s daughter, Billie Lourd.
The company is working with Todd Fisher, now the executor of the estate, to find about 1,500 items to auction. In previous press releases, Profiles in History teased that items for sale would include Fisher’s writing desk and chair from the set of Return of the Jedi, as well as Reynolds’ costumes from productions such as Annie Get Your Gun. Several of those items were on display at Comic-Con, as were many new selections, including many things that will make Star Wars fans smile (and likely tear up).
Fisher was a prolific collector of novelty items, such as fake Star Wars cereal boxes (seen below) and character toys (that Chewbacca Furby is notable). Many of those items will be for sale, offering fans of more modest means a chance to own a piece of an actress who spent her life working to reclaim her identity. “We’re going to start things at a very reasonable level, and then the market is going to buoy to what they’re going to pay,” Chanes said, noting that bidding on a signed Return of the Jedi theater poster might start at around $400-600.
More expensive items, like a Singing in the Rain poster signed by Reynolds and cast mates including Gene Kelly, could start around $10,000, and only go up from there. Three lots of Reynolds’ Hollywood items have already sold for $30 million.
The auction’s booth also included more historic items, like Fisher’s annotated scripts for the Star Wars movies and photographs from the ‘70s and ‘80s. Front and center was giant model of Princess Leia in a British phone booth, which she used on stage for her one-woman show, Wishful Drinking. Fisher never shied away from sharing her personal struggles — she made them the center of her personal writing and later performances — and evidence of her battles with alcoholism, depression, and substance abuse were also under glass display cases.
Remarkable items like her Alcoholics Anonymous guidebook, as well as a signed note from actor Sidney Poitier, were on full display alongside her collection of Star Wars comic books, a sign of just how intertwined the personal and professional became for the brilliant writer and actress.
For fans more familiar with her recent press tour forays, there is a small collection of items dedicated to her beloved French bulldog, Gary Fisher. The dog went everywhere with her, including to the sets of the new Star Wars movies, and her love for the pup is obvious from the tiny selection of items made available for mourning fans at the convention.
On display next to those Gary Fisher items were items from Fisher’s youth, things rarely seen by anyone who had not visited the home that mother and daughter shared in Hollywood. Chanes teased more of them, which he said would give a further insight into their lives together.
Comic-Con booths are generally greeted with great fanfare, announced and hyped up by press releases that promise unprecedented “experiences” for fans, often with the offer of helping them escape reality for a few minutes.
The Fisher and Reynolds booth is a sort of counterpoint to Comic-Con, a display of what gets left behind when the real world comes roaring back. Their legacy lives on, and through the glass cases, fans could at least slip back into the past for at least a moment or two, before realizing it would likely be too expensive to bring much of it back home.
The Profiles in History auction of Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds estate will take place on September 23, both in person in Calabasas, California and in real-time online.


Question: Describe the significance of Roy Hibbert joining the Los Angeles Lakers.

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 Describe the significance of Roy Hibbert joining the Los Angeles Lakers.

Roy Hibbert and the Los Angeles Lakers need each other. One player, one team, both searching for a return to form. Five years ago, the Lakers won the franchise’s 16th NBA title. Since then, by way of their failed Dwight Howard–Steve Nash–Kobe Bryant superteam, they have slid into disrepair. Two years ago, Hibbert was the defensive anchor of an Indiana Pacers team that took the Miami Heat to seven games in the Eastern Conference finals. Since then, he’s been reduced to a shell of his former self. Hibbert served as the poster child for the Great Indiana Implosion of 2014-15, and he was told, in no uncertain terms, that he would be coming off the bench in the upcoming season if he stayed with the Pacers. He opted in, and he was promptly traded.
And it could be the best possible outcome, for Hibbert and for L.A.
The Lakers need all the help they can get, especially on defense. They ranked 29th in defensive efficiency last season after ranking 28th in 2013-14. That might be about to change, especially near the basket. If he does nothing else, Hibbert should improve the purple and gold’s rim protection.
The addition of Hibbert won’t turn the Lakers defense into the Iron Curtain overnight. At their recent peak, the Pacers were an amazing defensive unit, and Hibbert may have been the biggest reason for that, but he was by no means the only reason. He was supported by the kinds of tough, long, and willing perimeter defenders that made every pick-and-roll action a fight. Great rim protection begins on the perimeter, and Paul George, David West, George Hill, and even Lance Stephenson were basically the NBA Secret Service.
Looking at the 2015-16 Lakers roster, it’s hard to identify anyone other than Hibbert who will be a plus defender. Nick Young is not Paul George; Lou Williams is not George Hill; 37-year-old Kobe Bryant is not 27-year-old Kobe Bryant. By any measure, the Lakers were a defensive tire fire last season, especially in the paint. Their opponents scored 18.9 field goals per game within 5 feet of the basket, third most in the league. The Pacers allowed only 14.8 field goals per game inside of 5 feet, second fewest in the league.
For years now, Hibbert has been one of the league’s most effective “volume rim protectors.” Out of 40 NBA players who defended at least seven shots per game at the rim last season, Hibbert ranked fourth in opponent field goal percentage (42.6 percent) in those situations. Only Rudy Gobert, Serge Ibaka, and Andrew Bogut were more obstructive.
That’s a crucial upgrade for the Lakers, who largely relied on Jordan Hill for rim protection last season. Hill ranked 38th in this group while allowing opponents to convert 55.4 percent of those shots.
Hibbert’s offensive contributions have been more … enigmatic.
A player of Hibbert’s size should at least be an above-average scorer near the rim; he’s not, and his post moves remain way too raw for a veteran center making max money. His ability to shoot midrange jumpers is better than most people expect, but his mediocrity close to the basket remains the reddest of flags on his shot chart. It’s like he’s defending himself out there.
In a way, he is. Over the past two seasons, Hibbert’s confidence visibly deteriorated. As his former teammate David West said on his way out the door to San Antonio, “Roy wants to play, he knows he’s unpopular right now, but we talked and he’s going to be a professional. He’s always been a professional. He’s had his ups and downs but he’s always been a pro and been diligent about his work.” For a moment, Hibbert was the best at what he did, and what he did had value. But basketball moves pretty fast — and right now, it’s being played pretty small. The changes in the league and his shaky confidence have led him to Los Angeles, hoping for a Hollywood ending to his up-and-down career.


Question: Could you tell me more about ALSPAC?

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Based at the University of Bristol, the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC), also known as Children of the 90s, is a world-leading birth cohort study.
Between April 1991 and December 1992 we recruited more than 14,000 pregnant women into the study and these women (some of whom had two pregnancies or multiple births during the recruitment period), the children arising from the pregnancy, and their partners have been followed up intensively over two decades.
We are the most detailed study of its kind in the world and we provide the international research community with a rich resource for the study of the environmental and genetic factors that affect a person’s health and development. Through our research we aim to inform policy and practices that will provide a better life for future generations.
The team is led by Professor Nic Timpson (principal investigator) and Professor George Davey Smith (scientific director).
The principal investigator (PI) has overall responsibility for all areas of activity in ALSPAC. The PI is supported by the ALSPAC executive in the execution of ALSPAC activities. Members of the executive are Ms Lynn Molloy (chief operating officer), Dr Sue Ring (executive director, bioresource) and Dr Kate Northstone (executive director, data). The executive is supported by members of the senior management team (SMT) for all operational activity.
ALSPAC is part of the CLOSER network, which aims to maximise the use, value and impact of UK longitudinal studies.
The ALSPAC executive reports to a board which provides oversight of the ALSPAC executive and supports the scientific director and PI with scientific strategy. The chair of the board is Professor Matt Hickman. The board meets each quarter.
The independent scientific advisory board (ISAB) provides independent scientific advice to ALSPAC and meets twice a year.
The ALSPAC ethics and law committee (ALEC), is made up of clinicians, researchers, lawyers and study participants. It provides ethical oversight of ALSPAC as a whole and, where relevant, reviews individual proposals for new data collection. It meets bi-monthly.
The original cohort advisory panel (OCAP) is made up of 30+ study participants who meet bi-monthly to provide insights and advice on study design, methodology and acceptability for participants.
We receive core funding from the UK Medical Research Council, the Wellcome Trust and the University of Bristol and additional support from many other funders for individual projects.


Question: Describe the history and features of the GNU Compiler Collection and the Portable C Compiler. Respond in detail.

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David Chisnall takes a look at two of the recent competitors to the venerable GNU compiler collection and tries to see where they will fit in an evolving Free Software landscape.
Since its creation, the C language has been tightly tied to UNIX. C was designed as a portable assembly language for reimplementing UNIX, to make it easier to port to different platforms.
In 1984, Richard Stallman began the GNU (GNU’s Not UNIX) Project to provide a clone of the UNIX operating system using entirely Free Software. Because a C compiler is a core component of any UNIX-like operating system, he wrote one: the GNU C Compiler (GCC).
Over the years, GCC was rewritten a few times, and support for various languages was added. When it began to support more languages than just C, the name was changed to the GNU Compiler Collection, keeping the same GCC abbreviation. As with other parts of the GNU Project, GCC uses the GNU General Public License, although it has a special exception for any parts of the compiler that are embedded in the compiled output.
Although the GNU Project has GCC, and most proprietary UNIX systems have their own compilers, the BSD projects typically have none. In the base system of any BSD system, GCC is the largest piece of GPL’d code. Over the years, it periodically looked as though TenDRA might replace it. TenDRA, a BSD-licensed C compiler originally started by the Defence Evaluation and Research Agency (the institution that used to be the UK’s equivalent of DARPA) focuses on correctness, and would be a good match for systems like OpenBSD, but progress has been slow.
Recently, another option appeared from an unexpected direction. Back in the 1970s, Stephen Johnson of Bell Labs wrote the Portable C Compiler (PCC). Unlike many earlier compilers, it had a clean separation between the parser and code-generation stages, allowing it to be ported to new architectures easily—a feature present in most newer compilers. This compiler was included with a lot of UNIX variants, including 4.3BSD-Reno.
PCC never underwent the same degree of growth as GCC, and remains a very small project. The source code is under 1 megabyte (compressed), and compiling it on a 1 GHz machine takes only a few seconds, whereas compiling GCC on the same machine takes most of an afternoon. PCC isn’t as strong in terms of optimization as GCC, but its small size makes it much easier to verify that the output is correct.
In September 2007, PCC was imported into the OpenBSD source tree, with the aim of evaluating it as a GCC replacement for future releases. A simple compiler is very attractive to the BSD communities—particularly one that’s portable. GCC has a habit of changing the interface to the back end, orphaning architectures. This behavior has resulted in some ports of NetBSD, for example, having to stick with old versions of GCC, since no one with the expertise to maintain the compiler port is willing to do so.
It’s difficult to overstate the relative complexity of GCC versus PCC. The codebase for GCC is almost 100 times the size of the PCC codebase. The OpenBSD team hopes that this difference in scale will make getting involved with PCC development a lot less daunting than getting involved with GCC.
PCC began life on the VAX, and didn’t support x86 until very recently. The port took one person less than a week, which makes supporting other architectures seem quite plausible; the total amount of x86-specific code comes to less than 4,000 lines.


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 Describe the Takakia ceratophylla species.

Takakia ceratophylla is a species of moss in the Takakiaceae family. It is found in China, India, Nepal, and the United States. Its natural habitats are rocky areas and cold desert. It is threatened by habitat loss.


Question: Describe Facebook's Data Abuse Bounty program.

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 Describe Facebook's Data Abuse Bounty program.

Today, Facebook is launching the Data Abuse Bounty to reward people who report any misuse of data by app developers.
We committed to launching this program a few weeks ago as part of our efforts to more quickly uncover potential abuse of people’s information. The Data Abuse Bounty, inspired by the existing bug bounty program that we use to uncover and address security issues, will help us identify violations of our policies.
This program will reward people with first-hand knowledge and proof of cases where a Facebook platform app collects and transfers people’s data to another party to be sold, stolen or used for scams or political influence. Just like the bug bounty program, we will reward based on the impact of each report. While there is no maximum, high impact bug reports have garnered as much as $40,000 for people who bring them to our attention.
We’ll review all legitimate reports and respond as quickly as possible when we identify a credible threat to people’s information. If we confirm data abuse, we will shut down the offending app and take legal action against the company selling or buying the data, if necessary. We’ll pay the person who reported the issue, and we’ll also alert those we believe to be affected.


Question: Have you heard of the new shrimp species that was discovered?

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 Have you heard of the new shrimp species that was discovered?

The scientists decided to name the shrimp after fictional characters, Bilbo and Frodo Baggins, the hobbit family from Tolkien's Lord of the Rings book (and movie) universe. Why? Bof the shrimp's hairy feet ... just like the feet of hobbits.
Due to their excellent camouflage and tiny size (about 1cm), Odontonia bagginsi has evaded discovery until now. In fact, most Odontonia sp. shrimps, all of whom are tiny and share similar symbiotic relationships with sea squirts (AKA ascidians) are only known from a single or few type specimens. Not much is known about the life of these shrimps, who spend their lives almost exclusively inside the cavities of sea squirts.
The new shrimp species is described in ZooKeys.


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. Do you know anything about Mickey Thomas's album Alive Alone?

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 Respond in 2 sentences. Do you know anything about Mickey Thomas's album Alive Alone?

Alive Alone is Mickey Thomas's 1981 album. After joining Jefferson Starship,


Question: Describe the location of Mount Hagen.

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 Describe the location of Mount Hagen.

Mount Hagen is the third largest city in Papua New Guinea, with a population of 46,250. It is the capital of the Western Highlands Province and is located in the large fertile Wahgi Valley in central mainland Papua New Guinea, at an elevation of .


Question: What are bots and how are they being used?

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 What are bots and how are they being used?

The law comes as concerns about social media manipulation remain elevated.
Bots are also not limited to social media. Google caught the attention of the tech industry in May when it rolled out Google Duplex, a new voice assistant that could talk over the phone with humans to schedule appointments or make restaurant reservations — complete with "ums," "ahs" and pauses just like a human.
The demonstration sparked a discussion around the ethical issues of having people unknowingly interact with bots.
While “bots” at this point might be considered a pejorative term, automated programs are essential to the workings of the internet, with many working behind the scenes to catalogue websites for search engines and others providing a way to help people take a break, track earthquakes or just know how far the world is through 2018.
Tony Veale, associate professor of computer science at University College Dublin, said the nuanced world of bots and their potential may not be getting the attention they deserve.
Veale is the co-author of “Twitterbots: Making Machines that Make Meaning,” a book released in September that explores the world of bots — and even offers a guide on how to make them.
The book explores how machines can be used as an outlet for creativity, theorizing that it’s worth giving people yet another tool to experiment with.
Veale’s co-author, Mike Cook, a senior research fellow at the University of Falmouth, U.K, said giving people more of an idea of how bots are made can help the public guard against malicious bots.
“I think there’s an argument that mastering this technology helps us defend ourselves a little bit against it,” says Cook.
That notion was fully embraced by Robert Hertzberg, a state senator from California who pushed for the new law forcing bots to disclose their lack of humanity.
Hertzberg told The New York Times he was the subject of a bot attack over a bail reform bill. So he decided to fight bots with bots — launching @Bot_Hertzberg in January.
And, per California law, the account discloses its automated nature.


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. What can you tell me about the Lakewood BlueClaws?

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 Respond in 2 sentences. What can you tell me about the Lakewood BlueClaws?

The Lakewood BlueClaws are a Minor League Baseball team affiliated with the Philadelphia Phillies that play in the Class A South Atlantic League. They are based in Lakewood, New Jersey, and their home field is FirstEnergy Park.


Question: What do you know about Al Green's Greatest Hits album?

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 What do you know about Al Green's Greatest Hits album?

Al Green's Greatest Hits is a 1975 greatest hits release by soul singer Al Green. In 2003, the album was ranked number 52 on "Rolling Stone" magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time, maintaining the rating in a 2012 revised list. The compilation has consistently ranked as one of the best executed 'greatest hits' albums in history. The album peaked at #3 on Billboard's Top Soul LPs and at #17 on the Billboard 200.


Question: Respond in 3 sentences. Who is Gabriella Szottfried?

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 Respond in 3 sentences. Who is Gabriella Szottfried?

Gabriella Bábi-Szottfried (née "Gabriella Szottfried"; born 1966) is a Hungarian politician, member of the National Assembly (MP) for Vác (Pest County II) from 2010 to 2014. She was a member of the Committee on Youth, Social, Family, and Housing Affairs since 14 May 2010 and member of the Committee on Health Affairs since 14 February 2011. She was also mayor of Sződliget between 2006 and 2010.


Question: Explain how NEO does blockchain validation.

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 Explain how NEO does blockchain validation.

The developers of NEO are looking to spread blockchains across all of China. Their company, Onchain, has developed a Distributed Networks Architecture (DNA) to allow for the easy implementation and development of standardized blockchains. They want every interested field to easily be able to migrate their data and assets onto a private or public blockchain. The founder, Dr. Da Hongfei said, “We want to be the place people go to when they want to do serious and reliable transactions.” Onchain and NEO are not only succeeding in their vision, but they are set up to thrive within the regulations of the Chinese government.
The NEO blockchain confirms transactions in a relatively centralized, but unique way. Rather than using proof of work or proof of stake, NEO uses Delegated Byzantine Fault Tolerance also known as dBFT. In this system, holders of NEO elect nodes to confirm transactions.


Question: Provide information on Nicolás Ignacio Crovetto Aqueveque. Respond in 1 sentences.

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 Provide information on Nicolás Ignacio Crovetto Aqueveque. Respond in 1 sentences.

Nicolás Ignacio Crovetto Aqueveque (born 15 March 1986) is a Chilean footballer who plays as a left midfielder for Audax Italiano.


Question: What is a booster dose? Respond in 4 sentences.

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 What is a booster dose? Respond in 4 sentences.

In medical terms, a booster dose is an extra administration of a vaccine after an earlier (prime) dose. After initial immunization, a booster injection or booster dose is a re-exposure to the immunizing antigen. It is intended to increase immunity against that antigen back to protective levels, after memory against that antigen has declined through time. For example, tetanus shot boosters are often recommended every 10 years, after which memory cells specific against tetanus have lost their function or undergone apoptosis.


Question: Describe Keen Umbehr, the Libertarian Party candidate for Kansas Governor.

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 Describe Keen Umbehr, the Libertarian Party candidate for Kansas Governor.

KANSAS CITY, KAN. ----- Schools, taxes and jobs.
Those are the three issues Keen Umbehr, Libertarian Party candidate for Kansas Governor, believe are the three most important issues.
Umbehr will bring his message to Frontier Days, held in Edgerton, Kan., this weekend.
Umbehr secured the Libertarian Party's nomination for governor earlier this spring. And while Kansas Libertarians are looking for the magical five percent that would qualify the party as a major party, Umbehr believes he can win.
"Kansas Democrats, Republicans and independents all have the core views of limited government and personal responsibility," Umbehr said in an interview with The Gardner Edge. "I believe we can win this."
For the Umbehr campaign, the magic number isn't five percent. It's 300,000 votes. To win in Kansas, Umbehr would have to receive at least one-third of the vote.
In order to achieve that milestone, Umbehr thinks his message - along with the anti-incumbent sentiment in Kansas and the state's history of being independent- will rule the day.
"In five of the last nine elections in Kansas, the voters have put a Democrat in the Governor's mansion," Umbehr said. "Kansas has a rich history of being independent."
Umbehr believes enough Republicans in Kansas are dissatisfied with Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback and Kansas Democrats are soured by President Obama and former Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius.
"In Kansas, we see Democrats weary of voting for Democrats again," Umbehr said. "Obama is someone not all Democrats are proud of."
Umbehr criticized Brownback's tax plan, saying his plan puts all of the burden on the wage-earners of Kansas.
"Currently the plan allows 191,000 businesses to pay zero taxes," Umbehr said. "There's over a million residents in Kansas that pay taxes. The 87 percent are paying the entire bill. It's unfair and discriminatory."
According to Umbehr's campaign Website (KeenForKansas.com), his plan is to eliminate the income tax for all residents in Kansas. He also supports the Fair Tax plan.
Nationally, the Libertarian Party deals with a stereotype of being on the fringe of the American political spectrum. Umbehr believes in Kansas, his message is moderate compared to Brownback and Paul Davis, the Democratic Party's challenger.
"I'm sticking with the issues that effect the kitchen table," Umbehr said. "You can't govern by the extremes. "
Umbehr supports school-choice and since the state spends 63 percent of its budget on school matters, he believes where the money is spent is something the state should examine.
Umbehr also believes the state should get out of the regulatory business and instead, establish a business environment that helps current businesses in Kansas and Kansans alike.
"In Kansas, we're going to grow from within," Umbehr said, adding that "mom and pop" stores are the backbone of Kansas, not the larger corporations looking to move-in to the state.
For more information on the Umbehr campaign, visit KeenForKansas.com. His Facebook page is here.