Question: What is the best way to promote people in an organisation?

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Are traditional promotion methods as good as promoting people at random?
Last month, three Italian researchers were awarded an Ig Nobel prize for demonstrating mathematically that organisations would become more efficient if they promoted people at random. But their research was neither the beginning nor the end of the story of how bureaucracies try – and fail – to find a good promotion method.
Alessandro Pluchino, Andrea Rapisarda and Cesare Garofalo, of the University of Catania, Sicily, calculated how a pick-at-random promotion scheme compares with other, more enshrined methods. They gave details in the journal Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and Its Applications.
The three based their work on the Peter Principle – the notion that many people are promoted, sooner or later, to positions that exceed their competence. They cite the works of other researchers who had taken tentative steps in the same direction, but they fail to mention an unintentionally daring 2001 study by Steven E Phelan and Zhiang Lin at the University of Texas at Dallas, published in the journal Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory.
Phelan and Lin aimed to see whether, over the long haul, it pays best to promote people on supposed merit (we try, one way or another, to measure how good you are), or on an "up or out" basis (either you get promoted quickly or you get the boot), or by seniority (live long and by that measure alone you will prosper). As a benchmark, a this-is-as-bad-as-it-could-possibly-get alternative, they also looked at what happens when you promote people at random. They got a surprise: random promotion, they admitted, performed better than almost every alternative. Phelan and Lin seemed (at least in my reading of their 25-page-long paper) almost shocked by what they found.
But where Pluchino, Rapisarda and Garofalo would later, independently, hone and raise this discovery for the world to admire, Phelan and Lin merely muttered, ever so quietly in the middle of a long paragraph, that "this needs to be further investigated in our future studies". They moved on to other things.
Human beings, many of them, are clever. Always there is potential to devise a new, perhaps better method of choosing which individuals to promote in an organisation. Phedon Nicolaides, of the European Institute of Public Administration in Maastricht, recently suggested in a newspaper in Cyprus what he sees as an improvement on random promotion: randomly choose the people who will make the promotion decisions.
A very different, non-random method was devised for use by the United States Air Force. Details appear in a 170-page paper prepared in 2008 by Michael Schiefer, Albert Robbert, John Crown, Thomas Manacapilli and Carolyn Wong of the Rand Corporation. But regardless of its merits, this scheme may be doomed to rejection purely because it has a curious name. The report is called The Weighted Airman Promotion System.


Question: Can you share any of your source code from the games you’ve worked on?

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I’ve been a games programmer for a very long time now, and over the years I’ve collected quite a lot of source code from the games I’ve worked on. Unfortunately, a lot of the code is still owned by other people, and cannot be shared. I have older archives though, on the NES, and Sega Genesis, that I can share, and they are linked below.
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Magician (NES) Project Archive – This was the first game that Eurocom Entertainment Software every made. I designed the game and programmed all the tools and game editors. We pitched the game to Taxan Kaga in Japan and they liked it and gave us our first gig. The rest, as they say, is history. Sadly, Eurocom recently closed their doors for good, after 25 years of making games.
John Smith Special Agent (aka James Bond Jr.) (NES) Project Archive – This was Eurocom’s second game. I programmed it in 1989/90, but it wasn’t released until 1992, under the new title “James Bond Jr.”, by THQ Inc.
Hero Quest (NES) (Unreleased) Project Archive – I programmed this as a quick freelance gig for Gremlin Graphics during the summer of 1991, just after leaving Eurocom, and waiting to go to the US to work for ACME Interactive. I programmed this in my back bedroom, with the windows open, and the sunshine streaming in, listening to Radio One’s “Our Tune”. Good times!
Ex-Mutants (Sega Genesis) Project Archive – First game I programmed in the US for ACME Interactive They became Malibu Interactive, before the game was released. This was the game I learned the Genesis system and the 68000 programming language on! I have some wonderful (and crazy) memories making this game!
Cliff Hanger (Sega Genesis) Project Archive – Second game I wrote for Malibu Interactive, based on the dubious movie by the same name.
Batman Returns (Sega CD) Project Archive – The lead programmers on this projects were John O’Brien and Andrew Green, John programmed the 3D driving game (which this package contains), and Andrew programmed the platform game sections (which is not included in this package). I was the support programmer for the overall project, responsible for the “shell”, including the intros, titlepage, menus, cut-scenes, and various other tools and stuff. I also wrote the code that glued the two separate games together, and all the Sega CD disc loading and IO stuff. The team of artists, programmers and designers at Acme Interactive in the early 90s were some of the most talented, coolest people I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with in the games business.
Gargoyles (Sega Genesis) Project Archive – My final game on the Sega Genesis (sniff), and the one I’m probabaly most proud of. The game was hard to write and took me almost a year to complete. There’s a lot of really cool coding in this game. Released in 1995 by Buena Vista Games (Disney Software).
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Question: Hey, what do you think about all the new subscription services popping up lately?

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Obama meets Zuckerberg: Can they fix Facebook?
One day after Apple introduced its controversial subscription service, Google has announced that it will also offer a subscription service for digital content, called Google One Pass.
"With Google One Pass, publishers can customize how and when they charge for content while experimenting with different models to see what works best for them--offering subscriptions, metered access, 'freemium' content or even single articles for sale from their websites or mobile apps," Google wrote in its official blog. "The service also lets publishers give existing print subscribers free (or discounted) access to digital content. We take care of the rest, including payments technology handled via Google Checkout."
Customers who use One Pass will have single sign-on access to content on tablets, smartphones and Web sites with an e-mail and password. The service also lets publishers authenticate existing subscribers.
The service is available in Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States. Publishers in these countries can submit their information on Google's Web site.
12:37 p.m. Google will keep 10 percent of One Pass revenue, the Guardian and other news sites report--considerably less than Apple's 30 percent share.
Next: Are Zune's days numbered?
Wow, that really makes a LOT of sense dude, Seriously.
So, as a content provider or Internet journalist, whatever you might call those of us who write for media and/or corporate sites, how does this affect us?
Can we sell our content through Apple or AOL -- and they keep their vig and we get the rest of the subscription payment?
Whoops not AOL. I meant Google. Duh.
Please find someone who can explain how what is happening affects us internet users. Thank you.
This does make a lot of sense. It might be the only way to save journalism in this country. If we want good reporting to exist, someone's gotta pay for it.
My understanding is that One Pass and the 10% fee is for web-based subscriptions. Apple allows web-based subscriptions, too, with a 0% fee. Sure, Apple is requiring an in-app option to be available, too, but in that case the 30% they charge is no different than the 30% Google charges for the Android Market.
This just another way to see how much free stuff that exists now, they can charge for later. Google needs to keep it's stockholders happy and wealthy. By coming up with a subscription service for what already exists and by requiring any further free things to be part of the subscription service Google creates yet a few more pennies for themselves and moves one more step closer to controlling content. Remember the golden rule: "he who has the gold makes the rules!"


Question: What does the paper explore regarding robots and brain activity?

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Researchers from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) and Boston University have designed a system that allows humans to correct a robot’s errors in real time.
In addition to moving us further down the path toward seamless, intuitive communication between robots and humans, the technology could have implications for individuals who can’t communicate verbally and would like to.
While we may one day use neural lace to connect our brains to artificial intelligence that makes us super-intelligent, this advancement may lead to humans connecting their brains to powerful machines to do their bidding.
Volunteers for this project wore an electroencephalography monitor, commonly known as an EEG — you’ll recognize the swim cap-like item covered with detachable nodes from any movie where someone’s brain waves require monitoring. As the robot performed basic object-sorting tasks, the humans watched — as soon as they notice an error on the robot’s part, the EEG classified that perception and allowed them to essentially telepathically order a correction, which sounds pretty gratifying, tbh. The robot was able to correctly identify error-related potentials — the signals our brain generate when they register mistakes, and which are abbreviated as the delightfully onomatopoeic “ErrPs” — 70 percent of the time. With continued finessing of the system, the team expects that to rise to 90 percent of the time.
For now, this only works with simple binary tasks. The robot sorts things into bins, and when it sorts a thing into the wrong bin, you may tell it so with the ErrP of your superior brain. Because there’s no intermediary step — buttons to push, code to write — the corrective instructions can reach the robot in real time, just 10 to 20 milliseconds.
A paper detailing the procedure will be presented in May at the IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) in Singapore.
Besides, Baxter is actually a seasoned pro from Rethink Robotics in Boston, Massachusetts, and its been advancing human-robot relations since 2012. ErrPs register with a severity proportional to the severity of the mistake, which means that from binary choices the researchers should be able to progress to multiple choices and eventually, the thinking goes, to complex, fluid, real-time conversation between robots and humans.
The paper doesn’t get into the potential real-world uses other than to say that there will probably be some, but this system could conceivably one day facilitate control of prosthetics for paraplegics or people who have lost control of their facial muscles due to a stroke. Some of the researchers are already planning its application for individuals with locked-in syndrome, a neurological condition in which a patient is so fully paralyzed they can move only their eyes.
That’s still a few years off, though. In the meantime, the team thinks the system could potentially be adapted to self-driving cars, a safety feature in the event that the human passenger notices something the system doesn’t. All of which is to say I suppose we should be nice to Baxter, even though in the name of science we may be mean. It’s learning.
Communication with a robot using brain activity from a human collaborator could provide a direct and fast feedback loop that is easy and natural for the human, thereby enabling a wide variety of intuitive interaction tasks. This paper explores the application of EEG-measured error-related potentials (ErrPs) to closed-loop robotic control. ErrP signals are particularly useful for robotics tasks because they are naturally occurring within the brain in response to an unexpected error. We decode ErrP signals from a human operator in real time to control a Rethink Robotics Baxter robot during a binary object selection task. We also show that utilizing a secondary interactive error-related potential signal generated during this closed-loop robot task can greatly improve classification performance, suggesting new ways in which robots can acquire human feedback. The design and implementation of the complete system is described, and results are presented for realtime closed-loop and open-loop experiments as well as offline analysis of both primary and secondary ErrP signals. These experiments are performed using general population subjects that have not been trained or screened. This work thereby demonstrates the potential for EEG-based feedback methods to facilitate seamless robotic control, and moves closer towards the goal of real-time intuitive interaction.


Question: What steps can be taken to prevent third-party iFrames from exposing websites to attack?

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Both Internet Explorer 10.x and 11.x contain this flaw and are therefore exposed to this attack. You may find its detailed description at http://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln/detail?vulnId=CVE-2015-0072.
The experts at Positive Technologies point out that there are several similar exploit examples on the Web that demonstrate the threats this new vulnerability poses to many sites, including those used for critical resources.
For example, check out this simulated attack video, posted on PHDays website.
You must prohibit third party IFrames using the X-Frame-Options header sent by a web server.
If the X-Frame-Options setting is not possible in your environment, you would need to increase the security level of your web application firewall.
It is worth mentioning that as of late zero-day vulnerabilities within infrastructure components, like Shellshock and GHOST, have become more frequently publicized. Google has also added fuel to the fire with its recent disclosure regarding Windows security flaws, despite Microsoft’s requests to become more flexible on the matter. It seems like the mainstream approach “discover – help to fix – publish details” is not in play any more.


Question: Describe the music career of singer Tinashe.

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American singer Tinashe has released four studio albums, four mixtapes, and twelve singles, including sixteen as featured artist. Tinashe's debut album, "Aquarius", was released on October 7, 2014. It debuted in the top twenty on the "Billboard" 200, and peaked within the top ten of the US, UK and Australian urban albums charts. "Aquarius" was supported by three singles. The lead single from the album was titled "2 On", and featured rapper ScHoolboy Q. "2 On" peaked at 24 on the "Billboard" Hot 100, and topped the US rhythmic chart. "2 On" also reached the top 30 in Australia, and entered the charts in Canada, France and the UK. "2 On" was later certified platinum in the US by the RIAA and in Australia by the ARIA.


Question: Could you provide me with the details of the proceedings for the case of Kirstjen M. Nielsen, Secretary of Homeland Security, et al. v. Mony Preap, et al.?

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Mar 31 2017 Application (16A944) to extend the time to file a petition for a writ of certiorari from April 11, 2017 to May 11, 2017, submitted to Justice Kennedy.
Apr 07 2017 Application (16A944) granted by Justice Kennedy extending the time to file until May 11, 2017.
May 18 2017 Order extending time to file response to petition to and including July 12, 2017, for all respondents.
Jun 26 2017 Order further extending time to file response to petition to and including August 11, 2017.
Aug 08 2017 Brief of respondents Mony Preap, et al. in opposition filed.
Aug 23 2017 DISTRIBUTED for Conference of 9/25/2017.
Feb 27 2018 DISTRIBUTED for Conference of 3/2/2018.
Mar 19 2018 Petition GRANTED.
Apr 10 2018 As Rule 34.6 provides, “If the Court schedules briefing and oral argument in a case that was governed by Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 5.2(c) or Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 49.1(c), the parties shall submit electronic versions of all prior and subsequent filings with this Court in the case, subject to [applicable] redaction rules.” Subsequent party and amicus filings in the case should now be submitted through the Court’s electronic filing system, with any necessary redactions.
Apr 10 2018 Motion for an extension of time to file the briefs on the merits filed.
Apr 10 2018 Motion to extend the time to file the briefs on the merits granted. The time to file the joint appendix and petitioners' brief on the merits is extended to and including June 1, 2018. The time to file respondents' brief on the merits is extended to and including August 6, 2018. The reply brief is to be filed pursuant to Rule 25.3.
May 11 2018 Motion to dispense with printing the joint appendix filed by petitioners Kirstjen M. Nielsen, Secretary of Homeland Security, et al.
May 29 2018 Motion to dispense with printing the joint appendix filed by petitioners GRANTED.
Jun 01 2018 Brief of petitioners Kirstjen M. Nielsen, Secretary of Homeland Security, et al. filed.
Jun 08 2018 Brief amicus curiae of U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs, et al. filed.
Jun 08 2018 Brief amicus curiae of Immigration Reform Law Institute filed.
Jun 08 2018 Brief amicus curiae of Criminal Justice Legal Foundation filed.
Aug 07 2018 Record requested from the U.S.C.A. 9th Circuit.
Aug 30 2018 Record from the U.S.C.A. 9th Circuit is electronic and located on PACER.
Aug 30 2018 Record from the U.S.D.C. California Northern District (Oakland) is electronic and located on PACER, with the exception of Restricted documents that's electronic.
Oct 10 2018 Argued. For petitioners: Zachary D. Tripp, Assistant to the Solicitor General, Department of Justice, Washington, D. C. For respondents: Cecillia D. Wang, New York, N. Y.
Mar 19 2019 Judgment REVERSED and case REMANDED. Alito, J., announced the judgment of the Court and delivered the opinion of the Court with respect to Parts I, III–A, III–B–1, and IV, in which Roberts, C. J., and Thomas, Gorsuch, and Kavanaugh, JJ., joined, and an opinion with respect to Parts II and III–B–2, in which Roberts, C. J., and Kavanaugh, J., joined. Kavanaugh, J., filed a concurring opinion. Thomas, J., filed an opinion concurring in part and concurring in the judgment, in which Gorsuch, J., joined. Breyer, J., filed a dissenting opinion, in which Ginsburg, Sotomayor, and Kagan, JJ., joined.
Apr 22 2019 JUDGMENT ISSUED.
Party name: Kirstjen M. Nielsen, Secretary of Homeland Security, et al.
Party name: Mony Preap, et al.
Party name: Advancement Project et al.
Party name: U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs, et al.
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Question: Describe the current state of Labour's manifesto and how it is being presented in the public eye?

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It turns out Labour’s manifesto is more popular than doubters would portray. The trouble is, there’s more to elections than that.
So often with politics, it’s not the placing on the spectrum that matters, but the presentation. Voters can back left-wing policies if they’re packaged right: much as the Conservatives can get away with doing traditionally ‘left-wing’ things like increasing the minimum wage, or backing state restrictions on energy prices.
New polling by Comres for the Daily Mirror shows 71% of the public back banning zero-hours contracts, 65% support increasing income tax for those on salaries above £80,000, and even 49% support renationalising the energy industry (to 24% against).
This all, of course, follows the leak of Labour’s manifesto, ostensibly out on Monday. And it didn’t backfire too badly: almost half of voters (47%) say they are less likely to vote for the Party having read or heard about the newly ‘announced’ policies, while only 34% say they are more likely to.
But if you’re on a zero-hours contract, the real ‘strong and stable’ is having guaranteed hours every week. If you have no idea how much your energy bills are going to go up, strong and stable is ensuring real competition so that you don’t have to worry so much.
The ‘security’ issue of this election isn’t thousands of miles away: it’s falling wages and the loss of your rights at work – or your child not being able to afford a place to live. Stability doesn’t mean cutting immigration to economy-damaging levels, or pulling Britain out of the single market.
Unite have just given the Labour Party another £4.5m for this election. Maybe some of that can go to presenting Labour policies not as revolutionary acts to rip up the economic order – but to give people some peace of mind in these disconcerting times.
Unfortunately we now live in a world that tells us that image is the most important issue. Is it any wonder that mental health in youngsters is increasing so rapidly when the media present celebrities with perfect teeth, bone structure, body shape and long flowing locks of hair? This imagery moves sideways into all walks of life including politics although, having said that, T May is not within the above range (in my humble opinion) and nor is J Corbyn for that matter but this upcoming election appears to be between the two leading characters rather than the parties they head or even the policies they endorse. When the public are asked about Labour’s policies the reply is often possitive until they realise which personality is heading the policy, then they find any excuse to change their minds!
I find all of this puzzling as J Corbyn can hardly be classed as a true left winger these days. He is far nearer to the Labour Party as run by the likes of H Wilson and J Callaghan—-in my view, of course.
As for the Conservatives, they are putting across their ideas by lying and deceiving the public with their false promises and fear-mongering as they move even further to the right—if that is possible. It is setting a very bad example to today’s youngsters of how to be successful. It is almost bound to end in tears soon.
It just goes to illustrate that the so-called “centre ground” of politics can in fact be moved. Most of the things in Labour’s manifesto were “centre ground” in the Wilson, Callaghan even Heath years. Privatisation of public services certainly wasn’t. After Thatcher, the “centre ground” had moved to the right. This is what Tony Blair doesn’t seem to understand – he had a golden opportunity with two landslides to move the country back towards a mixed economy and the concept of accountable public services and didn’t. The “centre” stayed to the right. So, now, with the most right wing government we have had in decades, Labour’s manifesto seems far more left wing than it actually is.
It is important to understand how the human mind works and that emotion plays a huge part in the way that decisions are made. The Conservatives have, like the Republicans in the US, tended to have a better understanding of this and so are generally more effective.
(Yes, I have obviously had a presentation problem here!).
Labour’s policies are deservedly popular. After all, only a fool rejects free giveaways..
When it comes to paying for them, they will be less popular. Taxing the rich and businesses can only provide a limited amount of money.
Fortunately , we’ll never have to worry about that. As Labour cannot organise a competent Opposition to the Government, anyone who believes they could provide a competent Government is seriously deluded.


Question: Explain the significance of pagoda masts on Japanese capital ships in the 1930s.

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The pagoda mast was a type of superstructure that was common on Japanese capital ships that were reconstructed during the 1930s in a bid to improve their fighting performance. These modifications were deemed to be necessary by the Imperial Japanese Navy as a result of the "Battleships Holiday" that was imposed by the Washington Naval Treaty, which strictly limited the construction of new battleships.


Question: Describe the Man Food Project and its findings.

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"Cultural expectations run deep, and we often view men as the butchers and the barbecuers."
That’s exactly the way a small group of British men, participants of a University of Southampton research project, feel about their vegetarianism, according to researchers. The Man Food Project, headed by Dr. Emma Roe and Dr. Paul Hurley, brought together 22 men whose diets include only limited amounts of meat: “green men” who are exploring vegetarianism because of environmental concerns; “exercising men” who want to build muscle without eating meat; and men who rely on food sourced from food banks, and therefore don’t get to eat much meat. Roe and Hurley have found that these men find it challenging to order vegetarian options in public, around other dudes.
“A number of them relayed different experiences that indicated shame, embarrassment, or conflict-avoidance that on occasion led them to eat meat, or offer meat to guests in their house,” Dr. Roe told MUNCHIES.
As more and more of the world’s agricultural land is used to grow livestock or their food, contributing to greenhouse gas emissions and climate change, an increasing number of environmental experts have recommended that eaters cut back on the amount of meat they consume. Vegetarian and vegan options are are widely available these days, yet the global level of meat consumption has increased significantly over recent decades, according to Roe. The team behind Man Food wanted to explore what kinds of social and cultural challenges exist that might impede diners—especially men—from opting to go vegetarian.
Roe and Hurley gathered the participants in a series of informal workshops, during which the researchers and the subjects collaborated to prepare a vegetarian, vegan, or meat meal, chatting meanwhile about their diets and how they were perceived. The researchers figured that in this relaxed setting, the men could be more truthful about their experiences than they might be in a rigid clinical trial or a one-on-one interview.
“It's like those 'washing up' conversations you have at home, where you're able to be a lot more frank than if you were talking face-to-face,” Roe said.
As the group ate the meal, conversation typically turned towards the men’s feelings on trying to stick to a vegetarian diet. Unprompted by the researchers, Roe said, on one occasion one of the “green” men—a vegetarian of 27 years—asked the group, “Do you ever feel ashamed about being a vegetarian?” Many of them reported that they did.
Vegetarianism—and veganism in particular—is often perceived as a feminine way to eat. Think of all those Instagram influencers clutching green juices and flavored nut butters: They’re almost all women. A 2016 study published by the UK’s Vegan Society found that 63 percent of the vegans surveyed identified as women, while only 37 percent of the vegans were men. As Roe explained, cultural expectations run deep, and it’s undeniable that we often view men as the butchers and the barbecuers, as throughout history they have played those very roles.
While the study looked explicitly at attitudes around food, Roe said the findings had political implications as well: men are expected to dominate not only their food sources, but their environment, too.
“This has become all the more noticeable in current times of populist politics, and we only have to look at major events in the US and Europe to see how sexism, racism, and speciesism are the ground on which certain types of power are being played out,” she said.
Ultimately, the team behind Man Food hopes to use its findings to communicate with major food manufacturers, letting them know how men perceive their vegetarian and vegan offerings and working with those companies to better market their offerings to men—preventing the Seinfeldian shame spiral that has plagued them since time immemorial.


Question: Respond in 3 sentences. What is the Pine Hill ceanothus?

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Ceanothus roderickii is a rare species of shrub in the family Rhamnaceae known by the common name Pine Hill ceanothus. It is endemic to western El Dorado County, California, where it grows in the chaparral and woodlands of the Sierra Nevada foothills, such as the Pine Hill Ecological Reserve. It is named after 20th century California flora explorer, botanist, and arboretum director Wayne Roderick.


Question: Describe the action taken by Action-Aid Ghana and Songtaba in response to the Daily Graphic publication regarding Grandma Ama Hemmar.

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Inmates of the alleged witches camp at Kukuo numbering about 700 in the Nanumba South District of the Northern Region have threatened to go on a naked demonstration if government fails to punish the murderers of 72 year old Grandma Ama Hemmar, who was allegedly murdered at Tema Community 15 under the pretence of alleged witchcraft.
This was in response to the Friday November 26 edition of the Daily Graphic front page publication captioned “Grandma set ablaze to exorcise witchcraft” which attracted wide condemnation from a cross section of the society.
They took this stand when Citi News visited their community which was spearheaded by Action-Aid Ghana and Songtaba to sample their views on the Daily Graphic publication.
Issah M. Mustapha, Assembly man for the Kukuo electoral area read the paper to their hearing which got them emotionally carried away hence their decision to demonstrate naked if the perpetrators of that deadly crime go unpunished.
Mma Mariama Abukari Nakpanzoo, President of the Network of alleged witch camps in the Northern Region condemned the act and maintained that the perpetrators should be dealt with immediately.
Issah M. Mustapha the assemblyman emphasized the need for government to expedite action on the case to curtail its reoccurrence in any part of Ghana.
Miss Rahinatu Fuseini of Action-Aid called on human rights activists and media houses in Ghana to highlight the issue for government’s swift response.
She said her murder was totally unacceptable in this era of the 21st century since every human being has the right to live.
She hinted that Action-Aid Ghana and her development partners in Ghana would not take kindly to the issue if government does not take action on the perpetrators since it amounted to a human right abuse.
For her apart, Adam Lamnatu, women’s right programme officer of Songtaba cautioned Ghanaians against such acts and appealed to all well meaning people to expose committers of similar crimes in their communities.
Action-Aid Ghana and Songtaba have over the years supported inmates of the Kukuo camp with mechanized boreholes, classroom block and credit facilities to make them live comfortably.


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General information on the ShareRing token sale.
ShareRing is an on-demand platform that centralizes the highly fragmented sharing economy by bringing together sharing services across all industries and geographies. Using our decentralized marketplace, users can securely access, connect, and pay for services anywhere in the world. We’re developing an ecosystem that is essentially the Amazon for the sharing economy. ShareToken (SHR) will function as the digital utility token that drives sharing transactions to be written to the ShareRing ledger while SharePay (SHRP) will act as the currency in the ShareLedger blockchain. By going with a two-token strategy, no knowledge of blockchain/crypto is necessary to utilize the ShareRing ecosystem. ShareToken contributors will also have the chance to stake their tokens in a leased proof-of-stake model, allowing individuals to pool for a full node with 50% of the total transaction fees paid to node holders.
ShareRing are the developers of the ShareLedger blockchain, a ‘smart service system’ that makes it far easier on a global level for millions of customers to access, and use on demand, a wide range of assets within the fast-growing sharing economy. ShareRing™ has incorporated a number of core elements that together create the smart sharing on-demand service system. These elements are: A custom-designed distributed blockchain (ShareLedger), which is already in development. ShareLedger will be harvesting one of the most recent developments in blockchain technology, i.e. a dual token mechanism. ShareToken (SHR) will be used as the utility token of the platform, while the second token, SharePay (SHRP), will be used as the currency for sharing services. Aspects of a proven platform and API which are already being used worldwide in the sharing economy. A clever, integrated smartphone app. Ongoing mechanisms for creating a strong and growing network of providers and users Features and Benefits that the ShareLedger blockchain platform will provide over traditional cloud/server hosting sharing platforms: Quick and easy ‘sharing’ transaction validation. Immutable records of data. Additional attributes may be added to an account, such as ID confirmation, rental history, asset ownership, etc. SharePay (SHRP) is used by customers to pay for the rental of assets. ShareToken (SHR) is used by providers to pay for their access to the ShareLedger blockchain, including the addition of assets, renting out of assets, adding attributes, adding smart contracts, and other features. A provider can earn SharePay by renting out their asset (ie. car), and then use those tokens for example to rent an apartment, thanks to the multi-industry application. Earn additional tokens by hosting a node. Custom ‘rules’ may be added to assets or wallets to allow for various ‘sharing’ scenarios.
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what it is or where you are.
and/or publication of this Whitepaper.
ken known as the ShareToken.
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would be contrary to law or regulation.
other activities noted in this Whitepaper.
United States of America or Singapore.
and projections contained in this paper.
suitability of the information presented.
prior written consent of the Promoters.
mentioned in this Whitepaper, however.
from ShareRing, grow to at least $335 billion by 20251.
ShareRing™ maintains it can be the Amazon of the sharing economy.
borrow or share anywhere in the world at any time.
panies and blockchain projects simply provide the fuel!
worldwide in the sharing economy.
Keaz is the genesis from which ShareRing was born.
company has fully capitalized on the full potential of it yet.
That is why we have decided to take things to the next level.
economy? There’s AirBnB, Uber, then you might draw a blank.
to the ShareRing™ smart system.
may make use of them.
to gain access to their platform and ‘assets’.
tional bureaucracies and costs involved.
vehicle sharing globally. This they have done with resounding success.
had four years ago. The answer is ShareRing™.
a singular mission: placing trust back where it belongs.
Is in its infancy - Airbnb was founded only in 2008 and Uber in 2009!
Using ShareLedger to facilitate booking and payment for delivery drivers.
Garden sharing, seed swap, bee-hive relocation, etc.
Has multiple benefits for both asset providers and users.
Airbnb, co-housing, co-living, Couchsurfing, shared office space, house swapping.
Book swapping, clothes swapping, fractional ownership, freecycling, toy libraries.
Quick and easy ‘sharing’ transaction validation.
confirmation, rental history, asset ownership, etc.
Earn additional tokens by hosting a node.
extensive experience in blockchain technology in general.
service determined for an indefinite period of time.
sharing providers) or ‘local’ (i.e. used by a specific sharing provider).
the ShareRing platform to pay for the use of third party assets.
managed by the ShareRing platform.
the creation of custom smart contracts.
It will connect to the remote nodes via RPC for access to the blockchain.
can be used on PCs and smartphones.
and the percentage of the reward.
will be available to developers and sharing economy service providers.
to earn a reward for supporting the platform.
tion-based services to display the ShareRing services that are nearby.
The final look and feel of the app may change as development progresses.
on an exchange to be able to use the ShareRing ecosystem.
blockchain at that point in time.
Price fluctuations for users of the blockchain will be avoided.
Users can use their credit card to access the ShareRing ecosystem.
have exposure to a wider audience.
to the platform. The one-off transaction fee to add each car is 5.0 SHR.
REGO, Rental Policy, Rental Cost, etc) @ 0.80 SHR per attribute.
TOTAL TRANSACTION FEES PAID PER MONTH BY RENT4ME LTD.
then 24333 SHR per month.
a USD hard cap of $48,000,000.
KYC (know your client) verification process for all contributions.
Note: SHRP will not be available for sale via the Token Sharing Event.
KeazACCESS as the first ‘client’ to be integrated to the ShareLedger.
third party consultants and auditors.
working on 3rd party product integrations with the platform.
20% allocated for global marketing and promotions.
revenue of more than $300 million.
Hong Kong, Vietnam and the USA.
tegic innovation boards, and futurist.
held and publicly listed companies.
of his own in 2015.
support the planned rapid growth.


Question: What is charm4Py? Respond in 12 sentences.

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charm4py is a high-level parallel and distributed programming framework with a simple and powerful API, based on migratable Python objects and remote method invocation; built on top of an adaptive C/C++ runtime system providing speed, scalability and dynamic load balancing.
charm4py allows writing parallel and distributed applications in Python based on the Charm++ programming model. Charm++ has seen extensive use in the scientific and high performance computing (HPC) communities across a wide variety of computing disciplines, and has been used to produce several large parallel applications that run on the largest supercomputers, like NAMD.
With charm4py, all the application code can be written in Python. The core Charm++ runtime is implemented in a C/C++ shared library which the charm4py module interfaces with.
As with any Python program, there are several methods available to support high-performance functions where needed. These include, among others: NumPy; writing the desired functions in Python and JIT compiling to native machine instructions using Numba; or accessing C or Fortran code using f2py. Another option for increased speed is to run the program using a fast Python implementation (e.g. PyPy).
We have found that using charm4py + Numba, it is possible to build parallel applications entirely in Python that have the same or similar performance as the equivalent C++ application (whether based on Charm++ or MPI), and that scale to hundreds of thousands of cores.
Example applications are in the examples subdirectory of the source code repository.
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Question: Respond in 4 sentences. How did Sergey Magnitskiy die?

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Sergey Magnitskiy died on 16 November 2009 in a Russian prison. After testifying about the involvement of Russian Interior Ministry officials in the largest ever theft of Russian state funds, he was illegally arrested and imprisoned by those very same officials in order to silence him. He had been detained for one year without trial.
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Question: Respond in 327 words. Explain how Amazon Music's latest update to hands-free voice control could help it better compete with Apple Music and Spotify.

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In September, Amazon announced it was adding support for Alexa voice control to its Amazon Music app for iOS and Android. However, it was implemented as a tap-to-talk function – something that didn’t quite mesh with the hands-free voice control experience Alexa is known for. Today, Amazon is addressing that problem by rolling out hands-free listening to the Amazon Music app instead, as a result of user feedback.
That means customers can command Alexa to do things like play or pause music, move back and forth between songs, and create playlists by asking, as well as take advantage of Alexa’s more innovative features around playing music by mood, activity, genre, lyrics, artist or song title.
The update to hands-free voice control could help better establish Amazon’s Music service as a viable competitor to Apple Music, which includes Siri voice control, and Spotify, which began testing its own voice search functionality this March.
Amazon Music is still seen as an underdog in the streaming music battle, compared with these two market leaders, but it may not be as far behind as people though.
Last month, for instance, Billboard reported the number of people subscribing to Amazon Music had doubled over the last six months, and Amazon was claiming “tens of millions” of paid customers. (Apple Music had 40 million paid members as of April and Spotify had 70 million.) An earlier report had also found that Amazon’s service had grown to become the third largest music subscription service worldwide.
Voice control – and specifically the hands-free experience offered by Echo speakers – has been a huge contributor to Amazon Music’s growth, as has been its inclusion with the Amazon Prime membership program.
Amazon says hands-free Alexa is rolling out starting today on the iOS and Android versions of the Amazon Music mobile app for both Amazon Music Unlimited and Prime Music listeners. The feature can be turned off in the settings if you don’t want to use it.


Question: How have Disney theme parks made hand-washing fun?

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Dispensers provided by Kao squirt out soap in Mickey Mouse-shaped blobs at Disney theme parks, making it fun to stay clean.
URAYASU, Japan -- Visitors to Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea can now have fun with Mickey Mouse, even while washing their hands.
On Tuesday, one hand-washing area at each of the parks was equipped with a special dispenser that spits out soap in the shape of the famous cartoon mouse. The dispensers are provided by consumer goods maker Kao.
"We want to promote regular hand-washing, as part of our effort to promote a clean, beautiful and healthy life," said Kao President Michitaka Sawada at a ceremony held at the park the same day.
"We would like our visitors to feel unique happiness during every single moment here, even while washing their hands," said Kyoichiro Uenishi, president of Oriental Land, operator of the Tokyo Disney parks.
Visitors can also buy a bottled version of the soap for 1,200 yen ($11) at the parks.


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

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


Question: What do you think about SKT's dominance in League of Legends?

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2017 League of Legends - Is SKT's dominance healthy for League of Legends?
Is SKT's dominance healthy for League of Legends?
SK Telecom T1 won another League of Legends tournament.
The number of people surprised: 0.
Is Ninjas in Pyjamas a disaster in the making?
The number of people who actually watched the defending Mid-Season Invitational winner and reigning world champion defeat Europe's G2 Esports in a surprisingly close final: possibly millions depending on how many tuned in from China and South Korea.
Following the event in Brazil, we now enter the second split of the 2017 campaign with the newly announced Rift Rivals in July and the World Championship final destination in China getting closer every day. Unless SKT internally combusts in its LCK summer split or Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok decides to quit pro gaming to become a full-time gardener, the three-time world champion and back-to-back winner of the event will be heading off to China in October as the heavy favorite to win the tournament and threepeat with the Summoner's Cup.
We're living in SKT's story. They're all the main characters, and all of us, including their rivals -- internationally and at home in South Korea -- are cannon fodder or side characters at best.
It's impossible to hide the fact we're in the midst of the SKT dynasty, so it's time to ask the question: Is it bad for League of Legends as an esport, or is it a good thing?
Compared to Dota 2 -- with its upcoming world championship in August, The International -- the two scenes could not be any more different in terms of parity. While SKT reign with an iron fist in League, the crown for Dota 2 is wide open as it's ever been, with teams from North America, Europe, China and even Southeast Asia having a legitimate claim to the title.
SKT's dominance can get tedious and, quite frankly, a bit boring. That's the beauty of how SKT has played the game under coach Kim "kkOma" Jung-gyun. When SKT is at its best, the game isn't fun to watch. It's like watching a 30-year-old father playing with his 4-year-old son in basketball. The father will let his son get a couple of baskets, have a few laughs, and keep the score close; but you know, as a bystander, that all the 30-year-old has to do is raise his arm in the air to win.
That's how it has been for teams, especially on the international level. Sure, teams can scratch SKT -- four losses in the group stage last year at MSI, two at the tail end of this year's -- but when the best-of-5 knockout rounds come, SKT, like that father playing basketball, raise their gigantic arm in the air and block the child's feeble attempt at putting the ball anywhere near the basket.
But even though the games aren't always the definition of exciting, SKT's clear place above everyone else is what makes each international tournament more heated than the last. Each team, big and small, wants their shot at SKT, Faker, and kkOma, regardless of how futile it may seem on paper. If SKT as an organization was lazy or simply toying with the competition at all times, it might be an issue, but the reigning world champion is playing for perfection. As others teams chase SKT wanting to overcome the titan, SKT chases something less tangible -- it chases mastery of the game itself and the ultimate feeling of being content with its work.
SKT's search for something that might be unreachable pushes teams to go further in their preparation. Teams across the world are investing more money and resources trying to keep up with SKT, and that's only a good thing for the longevity of League of Legends. Team SoloMid and G2 Esports, champions of their regions, aren't satisfied with being the throwaway villain in SKT's tale of conquest. KT Rolster, SKT T1's biggest rival in South Korea, created a super team for the sole purpose of dethroning SKT. And that wasn't even enough, the star-studded super team falling in a 3-0 sweep to SKT in the spring domestic final. Meanwhile, hundreds of teams internationally break down SKT's games like they're possible cheat codes, learning from them and figuring out ways to best them at the same time.
Around the world, dynasties have helped traditional sports more than hurt them. The NBA was never more popular than in the '90s when Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls won six championships and captured the country's attention. Once again, the league is at that high point where teams are either trying to acquire a group of superstars or bottom out to try and find some potential players in the offseason draft. People want to see narratives grow and greatness personified, and there's no better or simpler storyline in the world of sports than an untouchable champion on top with rivals far and wide doing anything they can to knock them off.
Riot might prefer to have said dynasty in North America, where the dev is based, or in China, where there are the most fans. But SKT T1 has broken through regional pride to become a must-watch whether you live in South Korea or not. At MSI, SKT's English viewership was comparable to Team SoloMid's, the team with the biggest draw in all of the west. Faker has transcended esports and is ever so slowly becoming a name to the general public.
People tune in to watch history unfold in front of them. Like all dynasties, one day, SKT will be toppled. But for now, with each win Faker and the team acquire, the house of cards only gets higher and higher with each possible defeat creating an even greater spectacle than the last. One side building toward something they can only see in the distance, and the rest wanting to see the castle come crashing down.
Maybe the chase for perfection isn't so boring after all.


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