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A court-ordered deadline for reunifying 2,551 migrant children separated from their parents is set for Thursday.
MCALLEN, Texas — NBC News has obtained exclusive audio recordings of two mothers in a Texas immigration detention center telling a judge they want to be reunited with their children.
"What I want, before anything, is to have my daughter with me," one woman said through tears. "I just want my daughter with me."
The woman told Judge Robert Powell at the Port Isabel Detention Center that her 17-year-old daughter is being held in Phoenix. The woman says she fears returning to Honduras because "there is no security."
The second woman tells the judge that her daughter is being held in New York.
"Do you want to take your daughter with you back to your country?" Powell asks. The woman says yes.
NBC News received permission from the women's attorney to share audio of the hearings on the condition that they not be identified by name. The two hearings were conducted before Judge Powell at the immigration court in the Port Isabel Detention Center on July 11.
An attorney told NBC News on Thursday that since the hearings, both mothers have been reunited with their children. One family was released and one family is in detention.
Immigration judges have the authority to grant asylum or order deportation, but are not positioned to rule on whether parents should be reunified with their children.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement as well as Health and Human Services are responsible for reunifying 2,551 children separated from their parents, many of whom were separated under Trump's "zero tolerance policy," The agencies have a court-ordered deadline for reunification by the end of Thursday.
But according to affidavits filed by the ACLU in federal court on Wednesday, many parents do not understand the process or their legal rights. The ACLU laid out 27 cases where parents were misled into signing away their rights for reunification.
While proceedings like these are regularly held across the country, they're indicative of the emotional strife separated parents are facing as they struggle to reunite with their children while also securing a path toward asylum rather than deportation.
According to Syracuse University’s TRAC Immigration Project, Powell denies nearly 80 percent of asylum requests.
In both cases, Powell denied the asylum requests and ordered the women to be deported, though have not been sent yet to their home countries.
There remains a temporary hold on deporting parents separated from their children and the ACLU is asking the federal judge overseeing the reunification efforts to enforce a 7-day mandate for holding reunified families in the country so that lawyers may reach them to provide counsel.
Gabe Gutierrez and Annie Rose Ramos reported from McAllen Texas. Julia Ainsley reported from Washington, D.C.


Question: What were microgames?

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The MicroGame line by Metagaming Concepts consisted of tabletop microgames published from 1977 to 1982.


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stephaniesǐd was an American indie pop band from North Carolina. Morgan now performs as the solo artist Pink Mercury.
stephaniesǐd was an indie pop band from Asheville, North Carolina, which formed in 2001, that performed predominately as a duo of vocalist and keyboardist Stephanie Morgan, and keyboardist and vocalist Chuck Lichtenburger. Morgan notes that nearly thirty people have played with the band over its entire history. stephaniesǐd describe themselves as "indie pop" or "pop-noir," and Morgan cites musical influence from the Bee Gees, the Beatles, British pop music, and bands on the 4AD record label. Their style is called "alt pop-rock noir" and "soulful dream-pop," and NPR says their music is a "beguiling mix of sounds with unexpected sonic turns, as hushed, serene songs erupt suddenly into dark, explosive jams." The band incorporates trombone, trumpet, melodica, horns and vibraphones into its music.


Question: What's the history of the 120th Rifle Division?

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The 120th Rifle Division was an infantry division of the Red Army, formed three times. Its first formation became the 6th Guards Rifle Division for its actions in the Yelnya Offensive. Its second formation became the 69th Guards Rifle Division for its actions in the Battle of Stalingrad. The division was reformed a third time in late April 1943. It was disbanded "in place" with the Central Group of Forces in the summer of 1945.


Question: Explain the features and advantages of the Sony A7SII camera.

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With the arrival of the A7SII camera, the second generation of the A7 cameras is now complete. Here at markgaler.com we have had the chance to put the A7SII camera through its paces. The A7S/A7SII represents one of the most significant landmark cameras to be released this decade and the original A7S was voted the Best Photo/Video Professional Camera in the 2015 TIPA Awards (Technical Image Press Association). The A7SII has big shoes to fill.
First still frame captured with the A7SII using the lossless Raw capability of the camera.
The second 4K movie was captured hand-held – mostly in low light conditions to showcase the new Steadyshot (IBIS) together with the 4K recording.
Here is a list of some of the new features that we enjoyed testing in the new A7SII.
The option of now shooting in Uncompressed Raw for stills capture will please many photographers who aggressively edit in post-production. The downsize of choosing this option, however, is the file size will grown to around 25 MB per Raw file, but this is still less than a compressed A7RII file).
Because the A7RII has closed the gap with its improved high ISO performance up to 25,600, we decided to concentrate our tests of the A7SII capability to the movie recording aspect. To show the value of both 4K internal recording combined with the Steadyshot feature and S-Log3 we shot much of the footage hand-held (no shoulder rigs, cages or steadycam equipment). This footage can be viewed in the second movie that has been embedded in this post – go to YouTube to see the full 4K clips if you have a high resolution monitor.
Although I listed the Display Assist Function as a new feature, I have to admit to not being entirely sure what to expect from this feature. It is indeed a valuable feature, whereby you get to display a normalised view of your scene while shooting in the very flat (low contrast) profiles of S-Log2 and S-Log3 that are required to expand the dynamic range of the movie recording. The very flat screen view of S-LOG2 on the A7S can make it very difficult to assess sharpness using either the EVF or LCD screen. The new Display Assist feature found on the A7SII removes this problem completely by presenting a normalised view while recording and by choosing to shoot in S-LOG3 resulted in the low-contrast footage being much easier to grade in post production – without the need to use LUTS (Lookup Tables). In the test footage we simply graded the clips using just the Lumetri panel in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2015. In situations where we did not need the dynamic range offered by S-Log3 we chose the PP6 profile.
The PZ 28-135 F4 G OSS lens arrived late in the test period but I was really excited to test this lens on the A7SII (see alternate ending to the City Awakens video clip at the end of this review). This is a fabulous lens and I believe it is a perfect companion for this camera. I was amazed by it features and ease of use. It is not a small lens (it has a 95mm filter thread behind that large boxy lens hood) but it lends itself to both stills and movie capture. The manual focus, power zoom and iris (aperture) are smooth and really slow and steady to adjust without any associated gear that you normally find on movie rigs. I would recommend this lens to anyone thinking of upgrading to the A7SII for video work. If you are shooting in 1080p then switching to Super 35mm mode will give this lens a 200mm reach. Although its a big lens it is not so big (as cine lenses go) that it cannot be used hand held.
As the A7SII camera is in a league by itself, It seems a little unfair to be overly critical in any review – as it stands, ‘the best just got better’. If, however, we had one wish for a feature that we would have liked to see on this model, it would have to be the phase detection AF capability of the A7RII. Although the contrast detection AF of the A7SII has been improved over the previous model, and the fact that it can focus in exceptionally low light (-4EV), the A7SII does not have the capability to track quickly moving subjects. Given the industry is prone to pulling focus manually this will not deter the industry from upgrading to this camera, but for an average enthusiast and Pro Photographer who shoots predominantly stills, the lack of Phase Detection AF on the A7SII makes the A7RII a better option for stills shooters and single operators shooting video in reasonable levels of ambient illumination.
Another factor photographers (attracted by the prospect of being able to shoot 4K straight to the memory card) should take into account before making the jump to the A7SII (or the 4K recording of the A7RII) is to be aware of the computer processing power required to edit 4K footage, e.g. a Macbook Air is not really up to the task as you cannot easily review footage in real time in software such as Adobe Premiere Pro when using an i7 dual core processor and 8 GB or RAM). A photographer must also take into account the storage requirements of large amounts of 4K footage. If, however, you aim to make the A7S your primary camera for shooting pro-grade movie clips then you will never begrudge shelling out the dollars for this camera – you could in fact buy six of these cameras for the price of a Canon C300 MKII.
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Question: Describe the VR Moving Maps prototype experience developed by Lufthansa airlines.

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 Describe the VR Moving Maps prototype experience developed by Lufthansa airlines.

Lufthansa partners with 3Spin to deliver a unique VR experience featuring 3D maps of mountain tops, lakes, and cities, all in real-time.
Those are the words that Lufthansa airlines passengers will hear coming out of the PA system of the massive Airbus A330 as they travel from Frankfurt, Germany to Dubai on flight LH630.
It’s all part of Lufthansa’s VR Moving Map, an in-flight prototype experience that will make flyers feel as though they’re traveling on a glass bottom airplane. Passengers will be able to view real-time 3D renderings of the landscapes currently beneath them as they make their way from Deutschland to the City of Gold.
Surely an absolute dream come true for any regular flyer.
On top of high quality 3D renderings, the prototype VR program will also allow passengers to learn more about the locations they are currently flying over.
For instance, as you find yourself over Vienna, you could choose to take a ride on the Prater Ferris Wheel, or attend one of the classical concerts that made the city famous, all through 360 photos and videos.
It was Hoger’s question that sparked the pursuit of finding a way to give passengers the ability to view mountains, lakes and cities that their plane is passing over – day or night, sunny or cloudy – no matter what the conditions were like outside.
VR was the answer to delivering that experience to Lufthansa’s customers.
Bringing VR into the travel experience is by no means a new idea. One Japanese company is using VR to let you ‘travel’ to Paris without actually leaving the ground via a VR experience that even includes in-flight meals. International travelers at JFK can use Periscape’s VR Tower as a way to escape the craziness of an airport as you wait for your flight.
However, those are all land-based VR experiences. Lufthansa wants to take VR and put it in the clouds by making it part of your in-flight experience, combining real-time data, the position of the airplane and 3D images to deliver a truly memorable flight.
The VR Moving Map experience operates on the Samsung Gear VR using a smart phone app designed by 3Spin that can access on-board flight data through a wireless local area network via an on-board server.
Here’s the thing, VR Moving Maps isn’t just the glass bottom airplane experience – though that alone is pretty hard to top. You’ll also be able to virtually explore the cockpit of the Airbus A330 and tap into information about the current flight speed and height, the outside temperature and how much longer until you reach your destination.
The team at Lufthansa sees VR as a growing trend for destination experiences, and they aim to use VR technology to further enhance the in-flight experience for their customers.
If you’re curious and want to get a sneak-peek of Lufthansa’s VR Moving Maps, you can view the route from Frankfurt, Germany to Dubai in 3D at the ITB Travel Show. Or you could try out the prototype during Lufthansa’s FlyingLab, an on-board flight conference that will let you test innovative flight technology.


Question: Do you know anything about Adriana Chamajová?

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Adriana Chamajová (born 1 February 1971) is a Slovak basketball player. She competed in the women's tournament at the 1992 Summer Olympics.


Question: Write a summary of the wealthiest people in Massachusetts.

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Forbes updated its list of the 400 richest Americans on Wednesday, and three Massachusetts residents appeared in the Top 100.
Abigail Johnson, CEO of Fidelity Investments, was Massachusetts’s richest resident, with a net worth of $16 billion, according to the list. Her grandfather, Edward Johnson II, founded the company in 1946. It was then passed to her father, Edward Johnson III—Massachusetts’s second richest resident with a net worth of $7.9 billion—before she was named CEO in 2014. She was the 29th richest person in America, and her father was the 62nd richest. Her brother, Edward Johnson IV, and sister, Elizabeth Johnson, are each listed with net worths of $3.6 billion, making them tied for fifth richest in Massachusetts.
New England Patriots and Revolution owner Robert Kraft was third in the state, 83rd overall, with a net worth of $6.2 billion. After earning an MBA from Harvard Business School, Kraft began his business career with a local packaging company, eventually buying it and starting another paper products company.
In fourth place among Bay Staters, 122nd overall, was Jim Davis, chairman of New Balance, with a value of $4.9 billion. Davis bought a local shoemaker in 1972 and developed it into the billion-dollar sports apparel company, according to Forbes.
Check out the full list over at Forbes.


Question: What is Freebin?

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Sometimes the crew gets together and throws down. This is known as “Freebin”.
Freebin can be an eclectic blend of EDM influenced hiphop beats that make you wanna dance, coupled with communal freebin rhymes from positive visionaries perpetuating good vibes. Loaded with easter-egg sample gems that document freebin history in a subtle scavenger hunt that only endless listens can reveal.
An attempt to describe this phenomenon has been uttered as ‘JAMHOP’.


Question: Describe the importance of regulating artificial intelligence and how it will change the job market according to Mark Cuban.

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Billionaire entrepreneur, star of ABC reality show “Shark Tank” and owner of the Dallas Mavericks basketball team Mark Cuban is certain that a version of the Terminator is coming.
Speaking to an audience of conservative high school students at the High School Leadership Summit Turning Point USA event in Washington D.C. Tuesday, Cuban laid down several serious warnings about the future of artificial intelligence and among them was a reference to the 1984 movie, "The Terminator," starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as a cyborg assassin.
“Let me scare the s--- out of you, all right. If you don’t think by the time most of you are in your mid-40s that a Terminator will appear, you’re crazy,” Cuban says, as seen on a Facebook live video, embedded below.
Cuban was in conversation with Charlie Kirk, the 24-year-old founder of Turning Point USA, a right-wing non-profit organization aimed at promoting conservative political ideas among high school students.
Cuban does not identify as Republican or Democrat: “I don’t belong to any political party and I never will,” Cuban told Kirk.
Amid a wide-ranging debate about what the scope of government should be, Cuban argued that the government should be involved in funding artificial intelligence research. In November, the billionaire warned that the United States should not allow countries like China and Russia to pull ahead in terms of developing artificial intelligence. China’s government has said publicly it plans to be the global leader in artificial intelligence by 2030 and Russian President Vladimir Putin has said, "the one who becomes the leader in this sphere will be the ruler of the world."
“And our defense organizations are starting to, but as a country, the administration is barely even acknowledging that it is an issue,” Cuban said to Kirk this week about artificial intelligence research in the U.S.
Cuban says the size and importance of the issue of artificial intelligence is such that the government needs to be involved.
“That is an investment that has to come from government," he says. "We can’t do enough independently with independent entrepreneurs because — trust me. I understand AI. And it is bigger than what any individual company can do because Google, Microsoft, etc. aren’t worried about defense applications. They are worried about making more money and they are using it to make more money."
The biggest impediment to a Terminator-like weapon being built currently, according to Cuban, is the lack of sufficient power supplies.
Kirk disagreed with Cuban’s perspective that the government should be involved in developing artificial intelligence. Kirk is of the mind that virtually everything ought to be left to a free and open market — in other words, that private companies and researchers should be at the forefront of artificial intelligence development, not the government.
Cuban doubled down. The government should be involved in funding artificial intelligence because of the seriousness and scope of the threat of autonomous weapons.
Earlier in July, Musk, along with all three of the co-founders of Google’s DeepMind were among the thousands of individuals and almost 200 organizations who publicly committed not to develop, manufacture or use killer robots. They did so by signing a pledge published and organized by the Boston nonprofit Future of Life, an organization that researches the benefits and risks of artificial intelligence along with other existential issues related to advancing technology.
Even as companies pledge not to be involved with killer robots, Cuban says he is sure the technology for autonomous robots will become commonplace.
The potential of artificial intelligence to become dangerous is why it is one of a few other select issues the government should be involved in regulating, says Cuban. Other issues the billionaire tech entrepreneur mentioned that should be regulated by the government include health care and climate change.
Artificial intelligence won’t just change the way war is waged. It will change the job market, too, Cuban says.
"Literally, who you work for, how you work, the type of work you do is going to be completely different than your parents within the next 10 to 15 years," Cuban says. "Even if you have no interest in computers, no interest in programming, it doesn’t matter. Just like you laugh at your parents who might or might not understand Snapchat and Instagram and Twitter and the like, you are going to have to understand AI or people are going to laugh at you."


Question: What can we expect from the Windows 10 Spring Creators Update?

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The public release of the so-called Windows 10 Spring Creators Update appears to be imminent, with Windows Central reporting an initial rollout date of April 10, citing anonymous sources.
Simultaneously, the outlet’s sources say that Microsoft has signed off on the final Windows Insider Preview build of Redstone 4 – its internal name for the next big WIndows 10 update – as Build 17133. This means that Build 17133 will, barring any issues, be what Microsoft releases to manufacturers (RTM) for loading onto new products.
Said Build 17133 has already been released to Windows Insider Preview members enrolled in the Fast Ring of its public beta test program open to anyone who’s interested. The build itself doesn’t introduce any new features, but rather fixes minor problems in previous beta releases – a telltale sign that Microsoft's testing process is complete.
Knowing this, it’s easy to be confident that Microsoft is awfully close to releasing the official, public version of its Windows 10 Spring Creators Update. Plus, the purported April 10 release date falls on a Tuesday, the typical day of the week for Windows 10 updates to drop.
The Spring Creators Update is expected to bring with it a host of major changes to the operating system (OS), including the Timeline feature that was originally slated for last year’s Fall Creators Update as well as the Fluent Design look applied to the entire interface.
Near Share, a unabashed answer to Apple’s AirDrop file sharing technique carried out over Bluetooth, will arrive on the OS in addition to faster Bluetooth device pairing. Progressive web apps, programs that can be downloaded via Microsoft’s Edge browser and used therein so as to answer to Google’s Chrome web store, will be featured as well among many more changes.


Question: Describe the meaning of Sangsaeng in the context of Jeungism.

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Sangsaeng (相生) means mutual life-giving, and is one of the key philosophical principles of Jeungism, a spiritual movement from Korea dedicated to the well-being of all people. In English terms, "win-win" maybe the correct translation. Sang(相) means "mutual" or "together" and Saeng(生) means "live" or "survive". Because of its literal meaning, mutual life-giving or win-win, this term is used by Korean politicians very often.


Question: What are you up to in August?

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The toughest shot used to be from an actual gun, but the bar discontinued that since afterwards, nobody ever paid their tab.
Yep, I’m going to have to take a vacation in August, perhaps sooner. I gotta get this book done and it ain’t making itself, which is a good thing, otherwise it might teach the other books to become sentient and we’d have an unexpected, vocabulary-filled apocalypse on our hands.


Question: How do I opt-in for the DRYV and Degree Deodorant promotional offer? Respond in detail.

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Dry cleaning and laundry at the tap of a button!
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Question: Who is a professional Go player?

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 Who is a professional Go player?


Question: What is Wigston Birkett House Community Special School? Respond in 38 words.

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Wigston Birkett House Community Special School is a special school with academy status based in Wigston, Leicestershire, England. The school caters for up to 200 students aged between 5 and 19 with a range of additional learning needs.


Question: Describe the work and scientific achievements of Juan Manuel Guayasamin. Respond in 5 sentences.

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 Describe the work and scientific achievements of Juan Manuel Guayasamin. Respond in 5 sentences.

Juan Manuel Guayasamin (born 1974) is an Ecuadorian herpetologist. He earned his Ph.D. in 2007 from University of Kansas, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and as of 2017 he is working as professor at Universidad San Francisco de Quito in Ecuador. His research interests include the evolution of glass frogs (Centrolenidae) and direct-developing anurans. His main contributions have been: phylogenetic taxonomy of glassfrogs, description of the variation of skin texture in frogs, and description of numerous species of amphibians and reptiles. A team led by Juan M. Guayasamin discovered "Hyalinobatrachium yaku" in May 2017, a glassfrog with transparent venter.


Question: What is TIBCO Rendezvous? Respond briefly.

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 What is TIBCO Rendezvous? Respond briefly.

TIBCO Rendezvous is a software product that provides a message bus for enterprise application integration (EAI).


Question: Describe the dangers of squirrels on the power grid.

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 Describe the dangers of squirrels on the power grid.

Power outages have been a popular topic lately, with concerns about the Super Bowl, recent storms, and freezing temperatures testing the grid’s strength. Utility companies have worked hard to keep everything running smoothly by replacing broken infrastructure, bringing in extra equipment and crews, and taking advantage of demand response. While there are many causes for outages ranging from fallen branches to cable failure, one of the main causes comes in a cute, fuzzy disguise. Yes, the real electricity enemy, or should I say enemies are squirrels.
Believe it or not, squirrels are among the most frequent causes for why our power goes out. In fact, just this year I have found more than 10 news stories about utilities losing power because a squirrel chewed through electrical wires or went exploring in equipment. It should be mentioned those are just the instances bad enough to be publicly reported, there are far more cases that did not get as much exposure.
Since the beginning of the year, and yes we’re only one month in, 1,400 people in Flower Mound, Texas lost power because a squirrel chewed a circuit line. Two weeks later another 1,131 customers lost power in Denton, Texas from squirrels, and more than 24,000 PG&E customers in Marin County, CA, were affected when a squirrel came in contact with equipment. According to PG&E spokesman Paul Moreno, “Essentially, the squirrel acted as a conductor between isolated pieces of equipment.” These three occasions are just the tip of a lightning bolt for how often our rodent friends gnaw our power away.
Some of the more shocking outages (pun totally intended) include when trading on the NASDAQ market was halted not once, but twice, because squirrels chewed through power lines in 1987 and again in 1994. They have also scurried their way into substation equipment causing transformers to blow up! In June of last year a transformer exploded and started a fire from squirrel interference leaving 10,000 Westar Energy customers without power in Wichita, Kansas. Finally, 3,000 people in Virginia lost power when a squirrel caused a transformer to burst in 2012.
There is some hope to keeping squirrels away from our power lines. In Columbia, MO a company called Critter Guard Inc has two products available- the Line Guard and Pole Guard. These products are placed at the ends of power lines and poles to, “deter squirrels, roof rats and other rodents from gaining access, via the overhead powerlines, to power stations and homes where they inflict costly roof and transformer damages and cause power outages.” There is also a website, Squirrels Ate My Wiring, where people can go and connect with others who have fallen victim to squirrels. Don’t worry; none of the methods cause any injury to the animals, if anything they’re saving them from potential electrocution.
Squirrels in general are pretty harmless, unless you’ve been to a college campus in the Northeast, in which case, you know about the squirrel-on-human attacks. However, despite their furry tails and tendencies to pal up with a moose, they can cause a lot of damage. So next time you look out and see a squirrel scampering across a power line, you might want to go grab a flashlight- your power could soon be going out.
The squirrel threat isn’t limited to the grid. Residential photovoltaic solar installations get their wires gnawed on as well. The lose of power, of course, is limited to as single home, but the expense is still significant. Removal, inspection and repair can cost thousands. Preventive measures can be difficult if solar equipment and roof warranties are taken into consideration. So, commercial solutions to this problem have cropped up as well. We’ve got one that homeowners, installers or solar leasing and financing companies with concerns about squirrels or other varmints (such as pigeons) plaguing their system will want to check out.
With their strong teeth, squirrels can chew through just about any material. Switch to metal garbage cans as well as rodent-proof storage containers to completely protect pet food and trash from squirrels.


Question: Describe the life and impact of Eugene Pitt. Respond in 60 words.

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 Describe the life and impact of Eugene Pitt. Respond in 60 words.

Doo-wop and soul singer EUGENE PITT has passed. PITT was the lead singer for Eugene Pitt & The Jive Five, who created doo-wop classics such as "My True Story", "Never, Never", and "What Time Is It?" The group enjoyed a renaissance of sorts in the '80s. when they created and sang the a cappella jingle for the NICKELODEON cable channel..


Question: What kind of photography does Hot.kenobi do?

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 What kind of photography does Hot.kenobi do?

Japanese photographer Hot.kenobi plays with his action toys and uses photography to tell their entertaining stories. Osaka-based Hot.kenobi creates a universe where box office rivals DC and Marvel comics (sometimes Disney’s Star Wars as well) not only battle each other, but also have some fun in both surreal and everyday situations. Most of his compositions are explosive and feature a lot of movement, perfectly supplemented by special effects and a healthy dose of humor.
Whether it’s Hulk smashing a can of soda, or Spiderman trying to ‘play’ Captain America’s shield on a CD player, these images bring the colorful personalities of unlikely friends and foes.


Question: What is Ștefănești? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Ștefănești () is a town in Argeș County, Romania. The town administers seven villages: Enculești, Golești, Izvorani, Ștefăneștii Noi, Valea Mare-Podgoria, Viișoara and Zăvoi.


Question: Provide a brief summary of Thomas Dale Brown's baseball career.

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 Provide a brief summary of Thomas Dale Brown's baseball career.

Thomas Dale Brown (born August 10, 1949) is a former Major League Baseball pitcher for the Seattle Mariners (). He was originally signed by the Kansas City Royals in and signed with the Mariners in .


Question: Have you heard about Amazon's new feature with Alexa for booking conference rooms?

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 Have you heard about Amazon's new feature with Alexa for booking conference rooms?

Amazon is debuting a new feature that will allow businesses to use Alexa for booking conference rooms. The addition is part of the Alexa for Business platform, and works with linked calendars from either Google’s G Suite or Microsoft Exchange, as well as over an API, arriving soon.
The feature is part of Amazon’s broader plan to put Alexa to work outside the home. At last year’s AWS re:Invent conference, Amazon first launched its Alexa for Business platform to allow companies to build out their own skills and integrations for practical business use cases. Amazon also spoke of integrations that would allow Alexa to support productivity tools and enterprise services, including those from Microsoft, Concur, Splunk, and others.
Shortly after, early partner WeWork integrated Echo devices in some of its own meeting rooms to test out how the smart assistant could be useful for things like managing meeting room reservations, or shutting off or turning on lights.
Now, Amazon wants to make booking rooms themselves possible just by asking Alexa.
As the company explains, it’s common in workplaces for people to walk from room to room to grab a space for an ad-hoc meeting, or to find a space for a meeting that’s running over. But to reserve the room, they often have to pull out their laptop, run an application, do a search, and then look through the search results to find an available room. The Room Booking skill will allow them to ask Alexa for help instead.
Users can then schedule the room on the fly by saying, “Alexa, book this room for half an hour,” or whatever time you choose.
Amazon is making this functionality available by way of a Room Booking API, too, which is soon arriving in beta. This will allow businesses to integrate the booking feature with their own in-house or third-party booking solutions. Some providers, including Joan and Robin are already building a skill to add voice support to their own offerings, Amazon noted.
A handful of large companies have since adopted Alexa in their own workplaces, following the launch of the Alexa For Business platform, including Condé Nast, Valence, Capital One, and Brooks Brothers. And the platform itself is one of many ways Amazon is contemplating as to how Alexa can be used outside the home. It has also launched Alexa for Hospitality and worked with colleges on putting Echo Dots in student dorms. It also last month introduced its first Alexa device for vehicles.


Question: Can you provide a statement from the Ontario Civil Liberties Association on the criminal prosecution of Mr. Arthur Topham?

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 Can you provide a statement from the Ontario Civil Liberties Association on the criminal prosecution of Mr. Arthur Topham?

(Ottawa, November 9, 2015) – The Ontario Civil Liberties Association (OCLA) denounces the criminal prosecution of Mr. Arthur Topham taking place in Quesnel, BC.
Mr. Topham is on trial for charges under the “hate speech” provisions of Canada’s Criminal Code (s. 319(2)). The Crown is expected to make its closing statements today.
These provisions criminalize belief, opinion, and expression of one’s beliefs and opinions, and are incompatible with the universal principle of free debate in a democracy.
No person should ever be subjected to a criminal prosecution without the state having the onus to show actual harm to a person and intent to produce the actual harm, beyond a reasonable doubt.
The “crime” in essence is in the abstract, regarding production of an emotional response “at large”. No actual effect or imminent danger need be demonstrated by the Crown. The Crown will not rely on showing actual harm or intent to harm.
Canada’s “hate crime” provisions require specific consent from the province’s Attorney General for a prosecution to proceed. This feature makes the state’s decision about whether or not to prosecute alleged “hate crimes” particularly susceptible to political influences. In the present political climate in Canada, cases where the expression can negatively impact public opinion about Canada’s diplomatic and military support for US and Israel policy and actions in the Middle East, or where state suppression of targeted expression supports the geopolitical goals of the US and Israel in the Middle East, are among those which are most at risk from being attacked using disproportionate means wielded by the state.
All expression stems from the individual’s experience and perception, and is therefore of value to society, in that it reveals points of view for evaluation. Any individual’s expression of any view is needed content in the struggle for greater democracy and understanding. The OCLA defends Mr. Topham’s expression of his views, along with any other person’s expression of any view. The health of our democracy depends on freedom of speech.
The “hate speech” provisions of the Criminal Code of Canada are irreconcilable with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and should be repealed. They are an offence against decency and human rights.
The OCLA vigorously advocates for authentic and unqualified freedom of expression of individuals, on all topics and in every form, in accordance with the right to free expression enshrined in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The OCLA also advocates for unimpeded civil liberties and civil rights of all persons, in dealings with public and private institutions and corporations.


Question: Explain why Armenia needs fighter jets.

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 Explain why Armenia needs fighter jets.

An Su-30SM multifunction fighter aircraft.
Russia plans to sign an agreement with the new Armenian leadership to supply Armenia with Su-30SM fighter aircrafts. Shortly before the change of power in Armenia, the Ministry of Defense postponed purchasing Russian multifunctional Su-30SM fighters until 2024. The contract, implying the delivery of at least one squadron to the Armenian Air Force was signed in 2012, but was never actualized because of financial difficulties on behalf of Armenia, according to Russia’s Kommersant newspaper.
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan inside the cockpit of an Su-30SM fighter aircraft.
According to several top managers of Russia’s aviation industry, the Armenia showed interest in acquiring fighters back in 2010 because of the necessity to modernize air forces. The 2012 contract required that Armenia receive at least 12 fighters in several years. However, the treaty never came into effect.
Armenia also purchased other weapons in addition to warplanes. Yerevan became the first export recipient of the division of Iskander, the newest tactical missile system, and it also acquired weapons worth $300 million at the expense of Russian loans.
According to newspaper’s sources, there have been no active contacts on the matter of arms exports between the sides after the transition of power in Armenia.
Someone says Armenia doesnot need fighter jet . Does he know that the worst danger for Armenia will come from black sea. Only long distance fighters can help Armenia in such a case.


Question: Respond in 3 sentences. What can you tell me about Billy "Crash" Craddock's album "Live -n- Kickin"?

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Live -n- Kickin" is a live album by country singer Billy "Crash" Craddock. It was recorded in July 2009 at the Little Nashville Opry in Nashville, Indiana. It was released in August 2009.


Question: Describe your mission for Localingual and explain how people can support the project. Respond in 18 sentences.

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 Describe your mission for Localingual and explain how people can support the project. Respond in 18 sentences.

Keep Localingual alive with a small donation!
Hey! I'm David, the creator of this site. The idea for Localingual came to me while I was on a backpacking trip through Europe. I've always been fascinated by the different languages and cultures around the world - being raised bilingual made me appreciate both the vast differences and subtle characteristics of human languages.
Around 3 months into my backpacking trip, I was wandering around in Ukraine while trying to learn a few words. As hard as I tried, I would butcher the simplest of phrases such as "Good day" (Доброго дня). It was difficult to find Ukrainian vocals online, as it is not a widely spoken language, so I practiced by making a few voices recordings of Ukrainians I befriended.
Ok, not HOMELESS homeless, so I guess vagabonding homeless?
Why are you still scrolling? Go listen to more sounds on the site or something.
Uhh....well this is getting awkward. Here's a joke?
What can think the unthinkable?
I mean, this is all moving so fast...my <body></body> can't handle your intense scrolling!
Due to the popularity of localingual, web hosting/bandwidth costs have shot up to $40/day, which I'm currently paying out of pocket. A small donation will go a long way for this site.
My vision for localingual was always to be a non-profit, wikipedia-like tool, so I will avoids ads as much as possible.


Question: Find your City Council District using the interactive map.

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 Find your City Council District using the interactive map.

Last week, Austin's Independent Citizen's Redistricting Commission completed the City Council District map, which will be used for the first time in the 2014 November elections.
Today, the Commission released an interactive version of its map. So, take a look below and zoom into your house (or the house of your favorite friend-candidate) to figure out what district you live in! And if you're a Democrat living in District 6, 8, or 10; you should think about running in your important swing district.
Click below the fold to view the interactive map!
I have studied your maps and find my location… but not the district for this location.


Question: Please provide an overview of the Eric Braverman missing person case.

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 Please provide an overview of the Eric Braverman missing person case.

Twitter users have started the hashtag #WheresEric in reference to Eric Braverman, the former CEO of the Clinton Foundation, because some think he has been a possible missing person since before the November 2016 U.S. election. Braverman’s last public activity, accessible via the internet, was an October 12 retweet.
A common understanding of the events surrounding Braverman’s possible disappearance centers around his abrupt resignation from the Clinton Foundation in January 2015, which many thought was caused by his discovery of internal corruption at the non-profit organization. Braverman named was CEO in July 2013 during the immediate aftermath of Hillary Clinton’s tenure as Secretary of State which ended February 2013.
A popular Youtube channel run by a man named George Webb has been tracking Braverman’s story and features daily video updates. Webb thinks Braverman has been missing since October 24, which was two days after it became public knowledge that he was suspected of being a traitor to the Clinton Foundation.
Hillary Clinton’s campaign chairman John Podesta thought Eric Braverman was the source of information leaks to the media, according to a leaked email sent March 8, 2015, which was published on October 22 of this year by WikiLeaks. This email was one week after a March 1 POLITICO article which detailed his struggle against the tenured Clinton staff, titled “Eric Braverman Tried to Change the Clinton Foundation. Then He Quit.” The article was described as “Not a pretty read” and forwarded to Podesta less than 24 hours after it was published.
While these events occurred in 2015, many believe that the ongoing FBI investigation of the Clinton Foundation may be a factor in Eric Braverman’s lack of public activity. The Podesta email releases by WikiLeaks came at the height of campaign season in October, and featured proof of many theories related to Hillary Clinton’s corruption that occurred during the tenure of Braverman at the Clinton Foundation.
The Benghazi scandal unraveled during that time, leading up to Clinton’s testimony before Congress and the subsequent investigations. Near the end of 2014, the discovery of Clinton’s private email server began to cause problems and eventually broke into public view in March 2015, right after Braverman’s resignation.
One of the most damaging emails revealed what has been called a “pay to play” mechanism, where the Clintons sold influence with the U.S. government to wealthy foreign interests. In January 2015, top Clinton aide Huma Abedin and John Podesta discussed a problem related to the deal Hillary Clinton made with the King of Morocco for $12 million.
August 2014 emails revealed Clinton sent Podesta a memo that Saudi Arabia and Qatar were funding ISIS. While it is clear that Clinton would have known about the Saudi and Qatari links to Islamic State, it is not confirmed if Clinton wrote the memo herself.
The New York Times admitted in April 2015 that untold millions flowed to the Clinton Foundation after a series of deals allowed uranium mining rights to be transferred to Russian state-owned interests. The Russian takeover of the conglomerate Uranium One was approved during Clinton’s tenure at the State Department despite national security concerns which should have prompted more scrutiny. The full scope of the scandal was being discovered late in Eric Braverman’s tenure at the Clinton Foundation.
One independent media outlet claimed to have made attempts to contact Braverman by phone and email, both of which were unsuccessful. The same organization claimed to receive no response after contacting Yale University officials about Braverman, who has taught courses on government and policy in the law school and other departments.
Braverman is still listed on Yale’s website for Spring 2017 classes in the School of Management and the law school. The Free Thought Project was not able to reach Yale University for comment before publishing this report due to the holiday season.
The Free Thought Project spoke with Nathan Williams, the Managing Director of Public Relations at the Yale School of Management, who commented “we have nothing further to add to your story” and referred us to the University’s main Public Affairs office. He repeatedly stated he had no comment to specific questions regarding the completion of Braverman’s Fall 2016 courses or the expectation of beginning the Spring 2017 courses. The university’s main Public Affairs office is currently processing the request.


Question: Could you give me an example of how you handle API documentation at Drivy?

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 Could you give me an example of how you handle API documentation at Drivy?

At Drivy, we have an internal API to communicate with our native apps available on both iOS and Android. One of the main pain point we experienced is documentation.
As our product is constantly evolving, we need to have up-to-date documentation in order to help both mobile and backend developers stay aware of what each endpoint is expecting and returning.
Static documentation is known to be hard to maintain, it’s indeed easy to forget to update it from time to time. What is more, you quickly end up with differences between documentation and actual behaviour.
The solution we are going to see is something between a static and a live documentation.
Our backend is written in Rails and we use Rspec as part of our test suite. For our API, we use active_model_serializers to handle the view component of the MVC pattern. Here, views are called serializers. We tried other options like RABL, but felt that active_model_serializers was the best choice. For example, its DSL is inspired from Rails, so a Ruby developer does not need special training to learn how to use it, it’s also more simple to do unit testing.
We tend to have a serializer per action and some nested nodes are generated by shared ones.
Here’s an example of one of our serializer spec.
Under the hood, we generate the JSON output from the serializer, and compare it to our expected_json variable. If any difference is spotted, the spec will fail.
What’s really interesting here is that this is an actual test. This means that any change to the serializer will break the spec, preventing a release to production and therefore forcing developers to actually update the test.
So what we see in this file will always be synchronised with the production generated content.
From a quick look, you can learn attribute names, possible values/types, and if some changes are tied to a specific app version, you can have different context, exposing those behaviors.
We’ve been using this solution for more than a year, with new developers joining the team, and it still fits our needs. Contexts and expected outputs are easy to read by a non-Ruby developer.
Of course, we have room for improvements, for example, it’s missing description of attributes, endpoints path, etc. But it’s a win-win solution, because we have all benefits of unit testing, and it acts as a documentation.
With some additional work, we could easily generate a standalone documentation on a regular basis regrouping all serializers output in a single page.
We’ve only been seeing a standalone piece of documentation for what a client can expect to receive from requesting our API. But what about inputs? What does a client need to send as parameters to properly receive those answers. In a future article, we’ll see how we managed to document request inputs.


Question: Hi, do you have any info on 9/11 that I can use for social media?

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 Hi, do you have any info on 9/11 that I can use for social media?

Images to spread around on social media outlets.
9/11 Truth: Did you know a third building collapsed on 9/11?
Molten metal, really no witnesses?
Freefall at the WTC, the smoking gun?
Sweet! I will use some of these.
In case someone needs info on embedding a photo...here is an embedded pic telling about it.
TomT on Tue, 10/28/2014 - 5:10pm.


Question: Provide information about Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's remarks regarding closer economic ties between China and Russia.

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 Provide information about Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's remarks regarding closer economic ties between China and Russia.

SOCHI - Chinese Premier Li Keqiang called for closer economic and trade ties between China and Russia, saying the two countries will carry out more cooperation over key international issues.
Li made the remarks in a written interview with Russia's Interfax news agency ahead of the 16th meeting of the Council of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Heads of Government (Prime Ministers) in the coastal city of Sochi, to be held on Thursday and Friday.
Noting the gradual recovery of the global economy, Li said that China and Russia face new opportunities to expand economic and trade cooperation.
With improvements in both volume and quality, the development of China-Russia economic and trade cooperation has scored stable progress this year, Li said.
In the first three quarters, the trade turnover between China and Russia reached $61.4 billion with an increase of 22.4 percent compared to the same period last year, he said, adding that the volume of bilateral trade in 2017 is expected to exceed $80 billion.
In particular, as China and the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) have finished substantial negotiations on an economic and trade cooperation agreement, it will settle the institutional foundation for China's economic and trade cooperation with Russia and other Eurasian countries, Li said.
"China is willing to work together with Russia to embody the advantage of the high-level political ties in more fruitful economic and trade cooperation, and to benefit the peoples of the two countries," Li told Interfax.
To this end, the premier called for joint efforts from China and Russia to continuously enhance trade liberalization and investment facilitation, so as to create favorable conditions for the two countries' businesses.
In addition, the two sides should strengthen the alignment of development strategies, deepen cooperation in financial industry, as well as expand cooperation platforms in all fields, he said.
When asked about the Russia-China strategic coordination in current international affairs, Li said that the two countries share strong mutual support on issues related with each other's core interests and major concerns.
The China-Russia ties will be able to withstand any hardship and the test of time and will not altered by any changing external condition, he said, noting that the ties serve as a fine example of building relations on the basis of dialogue and partnership instead of confrontation and alignment.
Facing the instabilities and uncertainties across the globe, the development of China-Russia comprehensive strategic partnership of coordination is not only favorable for mutual prosperity, but also conducive to world peace, stability and prosperity, Li noted.
China is ready to make joint efforts with Russia in such fields as safeguarding the basic principles of international relations, supporting the development of multilateral mechanisms and promoting political settlement in the Korean peninsula, Syria as well as Afghanistan, he added.
Before heading to Sochi, Li met with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin on Wednesday night. The two sides agreed to maintain the high-level development of bilateral ties and further strengthen all-round cooperation in the future.
On Wednesday, Li wrapped up his four-day trip to Hungary with enhanced bilateral ties and China-Central and Eastern Europe cooperation.


Question: Write a detailed explanation of former Washington Redskins safety Kyshoen Jarrett and his journey in football and how it has impacted his life.

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 Write a detailed explanation of former Washington Redskins safety Kyshoen Jarrett and his journey in football and how it has impacted his life.

ASHBURN, Va. -- The powerful message revealed a lot about former Washington Redskins safety Kyshoen Jarrett. He hadn’t spoken about his nerve injury to his shoulder and neck, which occurred a year ago in Dallas, until tweeting about it Tuesday.
Jarrett’s tweet talked a lot about religion and his relationship with God. It also serves as a reminder how quickly the game can change one’s life. Jarrett went from being a contributing rookie with a bright future to out of the game.
After reading, you understand even more how a guy who was 5-foot-11 and around 200 pounds could survive playing multiple spots. Sometimes that meant playing roles reserved for larger bodies.
Jarrett forged forward regardless, becoming a memorable rookie. Not because he was projected to be a star; even before he got hurt I thought he’d be a role player. But he would be someone you loved to watch because of his heart. He would squeeze every ounce of talent from his body and become a leader for that reason alone. The fact that he remains a fan favorite a year after his injury is telling.
But what happened one year ago led him on a ride he did not want.
He remembered lying on the field and being determined to not be carried off on a stretcher. He wasn’t.
“What I felt was very unfamiliar, scary & I panicked,” he wrote.
Jarrett said he let football take the place of God and that spiritually he’s in a better place. In getting there, you can understand the fight that led him from an undersized kid to being a quality rookie. It’s also clear that Jarrett will succeed in his next phase simply because of his belief in himself and his ability to overcome.
He did it before the draft. He’s doing it after his injury. He did not hide from the pain. He remained a presence at Redskins Park. He was often at practice and even last week he was in the locker room. It couldn’t have been easy for Jarrett.
But he’s clearly found some inner strength. This is no longer about football, but he continues to be an easy person to root for.


Question: Describe the story of a 63-year-old man returning to Dunkin' Donuts with an ax.

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 Describe the story of a 63-year-old man returning to Dunkin' Donuts with an ax.

A 63-year-old man who was asked to leave a Dunkin' Donuts in Connecticut later returned to the eatery –– with an ax.
A 63-year-old man who was asked to leave a Dunkin’ Donuts in Connecticut later returned to the eatery — with an ax.
Police say Wilfred Levine was loitering inside a Dunkin’ Donuts located on East Main Street in New Britain, Conn., on Wednesday afternoon, so employees asked him to leave and ultimately wound up escorting him out, NBC Connecticut reports. But Levine returned a short while later wielding a full-size ax and looking for the employees who had turned him away. He reportedly leapt over the counter, then proceeded to smash up the inside of the store before eventually turning the ax on the shop’s large plate-glass windows.
When the first officer arrived on scene, the police allege Levine threatened him with the ax, prompting the officer to draw his weapon. Levine still refused to surrender and had to be Tasered before being taken into custody.
No one was hurt, fortunately, but the charges Levine faces include criminal attempt to commit first-degree assault, two counts of criminal attempt to assault police, two counts of first-degree criminal mischief, first-degree criminal trespass, possession of a dangerous weapon, interfering with police, second-degree breach of peace and first-degree reckless endangerment. Bail has been set at $750,000.