Question: What does the name Sung-hoon mean?

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Sung-hoon, also spelled Seong-hoon, is a Korean masculine given name. It was the fifth-most popular name for baby boys in South Korea in 1970, falling to sixth place in 1980. Its meaning differs based on the hanja used to write each syllable of the name. There are 27 hanja with the reading "sung" and 12 hanja with the reading "hoon" on the South Korean government's official list of hanja which may be registered for use in given names. One common pair of hanja used to write this name () can also be read as a Japanese name Yoshihiro.


Question: Describe the oil theft incident at Shell's refinery in Singapore.

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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Eleven men were charged in a Singapore court on Tuesday in connection with a large-scale oil theft at Shell’s biggest refinery, while police said they were investigating six other men arrested in a weekend raid.
Police in the island-state said on Tuesday they had detained 17 men, whose ages ranged from 30 to 63, and seized millions of dollars in cash and a small tanker during their investigations into theft at the Pulau Bukom industrial site, which sits just south of Singapore’s main island.
Oil refining and shipping have contributed significantly to Singapore’s rising wealth during the past decades. But the case underlines the challenges the industry faces in a region that has become a hotspot for illegal oil trading.
The investigation began after Shell contacted the authorities in August 2017, police said in a news release. After “extensive investigations and probes,” the Criminal Investigation Department, Police Intelligence Department and Police Coast Guard launched a series of simultaneous raids across Singapore, which led to the arrests.
Nine Singaporeans were immediately charged in the theft, of which eight were employees of the Singapore subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell Plc, court documents showed. Two Vietnamese nationals were charged with receiving stolen goods on a small tanker named Prime South (IMO: 9452804), the documents showed.
Shell confirmed on Tuesday that eight of the 11 men charged were current or former employees at Shell Eastern Petroleum (Pte) Ltd.
Tuesday’s cases could be just the first insight into a grander scheme.
The Vietnamese nationals were charged with receiving gasoil in the early evening hours of Jan. 7, at wharf 5 at the heart of Shell’s operations on Bukom island, the documents show.
During raids on Sunday, police said they seized S$3.05 million in cash and the 12,000-deadweight-tonne tanker. They have also frozen suspects’ bank accounts.
Shell said on Tuesday it anticipated “a short delay” in its supply operations at Bukom, its largest wholly owned refinery in the world in terms of crude distillation capacity. It declined to say the total amount of oil stolen.
It is the second high-profile case of wrongdoing at companies in Singapore to hit headlines in recent weeks, after Keppel Corporation Ltd’s rig-building business agreed in December to pay more than $422 million to resolve charges it bribed Brazilian officials.
Singapore is one of the world’s most important oil trading hubs, with much of the Middle East’s crude oil passing through Singapore before being delivered to the huge consumers in China, Japan and South Korea.
Singapore is also Southeast Asia’s main refinery hub and the world’s biggest marine refueling stop.
There has been a modest decline since then, although the organization said in a quarterly report that oil theft was still “of concern,” especially in the South China Sea, off the east coast of Malaysia.


Question: Explain the Fair Trading Court's decision regarding Meriton Property Services Pty Ltd and TripAdvisor.

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The Federal Court has found that Meriton Property Services Pty Ltd, trading as ‘Meriton Serviced Apartments’ (Meriton), engaged in misleading or deceptive conduct in connection with the posting of reviews of its properties on the TripAdvisor website.
not sending guest email addresses to TripAdvisor.
“The Court found that Meriton, at the direction of management, deliberately implemented a strategy to minimise the number of negative reviews its guests posted on TripAdvisor,” ACCC Commissioner Sarah Court said.
“Many consumers base their purchasing decisions on reviews they get through sites like TripAdvisor. It’s therefore vital the reviews on these review sites are not manipulated and accurately reflect all customers’ opinions – the good and the bad,” Ms Court said.
The Court found that on several occasions Meriton engaged in this conduct in respect of the majority of guests staying at one of its hotels during periods when there were infrastructure or service problems, such as no hot water or a lift not working.
The Court also held that Meriton’s conduct was liable to mislead the public as to the nature, characteristics and suitability of purpose of its accommodation services.
“This decision sends a strong message that businesses must not undermine the integrity of third party review processes in order to mislead or deceive consumers, as this conduct risks breaching the Australian Consumer Law,” Ms Court said.
A hearing on relief against Meriton will be held on a date fixed by the Court.
TripAdvisor offers a service called ‘Review Express’. Participating accommodation providers provide TripAdvisor with email addresses of recent customers who have consented to their details being passed on. TripAdvisor then emails the customers, prompting them to submit a review of their recent experience with that business.
Meriton offers accommodation under the brand Meriton Serviced Apartments. During the relevant period, Meriton offered serviced apartment accommodation in at least 13 properties in New South Wales and Queensland. Meriton is part of the Meriton Group of companies.
TripAdvisor operates a website in Australia which provides free online reviews of accommodation services and other travel-related content generated by travellers.
TripAdvisor states that accommodation providers that regularly use the ‘Review Express’ service see an uplift of 28 to 33 percent in TripAdvisor reviews for their properties.


Question: Compare the size of fictional objects and buildings to real-life structures. Respond in 267 words.

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Sure, believe what your third-grade teacher had to say: Your imagination is endless.
But how do they really compare? And just how big do the tallest towers, largest mechs, and most massive spaceships of fiction get? Here’s a few different scales collected by some dedicated nerds, who can give us a frame of reference.
Godzilla might be able to squash Tokyo easily, but King Ghidorah probably wouldn’t even notice it under its feet.
HighRises.com has brought us the Scale of Fictional Buildings, which not only compares fantasy buildings with each other, but with real-life skyscrapers as well. Fantasy is full of ridiculously huge towers, but nothing can touch the massiveness of the final tower on their list.
A continuously updated and masterfully crafted work of art by DirkLoechel (on Deviant Art), this ultimate list has pretty much everything, from the common ships of Star Wars to the obscure craft of EVE and Warhammer. You’re going to want to stare at it for a while, and possibly break out your magnifying glass.
The worlds of respective video games are huge, and keep getting bigger as the technology gets more advanced. The Skyrim map may have been impressive, but the one that beats them all out is Minecraft.
Even though it’s fictional, the universe of Minecraft is also included in this breakdown of the scale of things that exist in reality: the Scale of the Universe 2. Keep this in mind as you’re imagining the scale of your favorite shows and films!
It just goes to show that reality is sometimes way more creative than we could ever be.


Question: What can you tell me about the 2018 election cycle on ActBlue?

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With a calendar chock-full of primary elections, May was an especially busy month for the campaigns and organizers working to win in November. Small-dollar donors never faltered, raising $63,464,089 for a new monthly record of 7,255 Democratic campaigns, progressive organizations, and nonprofits on ActBlue. The primary season excitement was so strong that grassroots donors also surpassed the total amount of money raised on ActBlue in the entire 2016 election cycle! From January 2015 through December 2016, small-dollar donors on ActBlue raised $781 million. By midnight on May 31, 2018, they had raised $821,113,155 for the 2018 cycle! And the busiest months are still to come.
Check out all of the highlights from May below.
Grassroots donors made 1,473,522 contributions on ActBlue in May to support a record-breaking 7,255 unique groups. These are first-time candidates for office, advocacy groups working to protect immigrant rights, and nonprofits fighting for gun control, just to name a few.
We took a closer look at the composition of these groups and found that two-thirds of the campaigns and organizations that were raising money on ActBlue in May raised their first dollar on our platform during the 2018 cycle. From choosing to run for office so they can enact long-term change themselves to creating organizations that will far outlast the Trump administration, more and more people are continuing to join the resistance. And what’s even more exciting is that they are recognizing the power of small-dollar donors!
With ActBlue Express, donors can securely save their payment information with us so that in the future they can give to any campaign or organization that uses our platform with a single click. We added 71,224 ActBlue Express users in May, which means we’re now less than 200,000 users away from 5 million!
Mobile contributions continue to make up nearly half of all contributions on ActBlue. Once candidates make it out of primary season and go up against Republicans backed by mega-donors, it will be even more important for campaigns to prioritize mobile giving so grassroots supporters can easily give whenever they want (or whenever a big story breaks).
Recurring contributions made up 20.4% of the total volume on ActBlue in May. These donations helped sustain primary campaigns during get-out-the-vote efforts and will be crucial to powering a blue wave in November.
The small-dollar donor movement was stronger than ever in May as concerned citizens and new activists showed they have no problem keeping up with the unprecedented number of candidates and contested races we’re seeing now. Our people power is only going to increase the closer we get to Election Day, and we can’t wait to see what other records grassroots donors set by November! If you have questions about this blog post or want help fundraising for your favorite candidate or cause, get in touch with us at info@actblue.com.


Question: Respond in 42 words. Who is Sara Hurwitz?

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Sara Hurwitz is an Open Orthodox Jewish spiritual leader who received ordination from Rabbi Avi Weiss. She is the "Rabba" at the Hebrew Institute of Riverdale in Riverdale, Bronx, New York, and the dean of Yeshivat Maharat in Riverdale, Bronx, New York.


Question: Describe the research conducted by the Blockchain Transparency Institute about fake exchange volumes.

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A recent research compiled by the Blockchain Transparency Institute (BTI) gives a clear insight into how massively overstated the daily volume numbers actually are. Tallying up the volume numbers of the top 130 exchanges, the report found that over $6 billion in daily trade volume is being faked, comprising over two-thirds of the total 24-hour trade volume.
According to the findings of BTI, OKEX fakes almost 20 times of their actual trading volume. Huobi 12.5 times, and HitBTC about 5times. These are the 3 exchanges those show maximum fake trading volumes in the top 15 exchanges.
The research team states they used data obtained from SimilarWeb on website traffic coupled with order book research conducted by Sylvain Ribes. His report detailed excessive slippage rates of top 15 exchanges including Okex, Huobi, Lbank, and Bit-Z. The combination of these data sets was plugged into a new formula which produced a vastly different top 25 than what is being reported.


Question: Respond in 6 sentences. Please provide a summary of the ABC television show "Trophy Wife".

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Trophy Wife is an American television sitcom that aired during the 2013–14 television season on ABC. The series was co-created and executive produced by Emily Halpern and Sarah Haskins for ABC Studios. The series was green-lit by ABC for a series order pick up on May 10, 2013. "Trophy Wife" premiered on September 24, 2013. On May 8, 2014, ABC canceled "Trophy Wife" after one season. The final episode aired the following week.


Question: What's the latest news about St. Louis University surgical residency program? Respond in detail.

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A surgical resident is suing St. Louis University, its surgical residency program director, and its trauma service chief for what she claims is an unjustified decision requiring her to repeat her fourth year of training.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch article about this has a link to a 42-page PDF describing the details of the suit. Because I suspect you won’t read that PDF and maybe not even the article, I will give you some highlights. Remember, these are allegations that have not been adjudicated.
Because of poor scores on the American Board of Surgery In-Service Training Examination (ABSITE), she had been placed on academic probation at the end of her third year of training even though other residents with poor scores were not subjected to the same disciplinary action. At that time, she was not provided a faculty advisor as mandated by university policy.
During her fourth year of residency, written evaluations by faculty were generally very good, but some oral feedback she received was negative. However, she received no specific recommendations for improving her performance. In fact, she contends that attendings on some services filed no written evaluations at all which is contrary to the regulations of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education—the national organization that oversees all residency training in the United States. She says some backdated written evaluations appeared in her file.
The surgery department’s Clinical Competency Committee met and disregarded all of the written evaluations previously submitted for this resident. Instead they relied on hearsay and a “consensus letter” supposedly endorsed by all of the trauma service attending staff but later repudiated by several of them.
The resident, a nurse before attending medical school, was told she acted too much like a nurse by the residency program director, who is a woman, and the male trauma chief said she was “too nice” to be a surgeon. Too nice to be a surgeon? That’s a serious accusation. We can’t have that.
The resident appealed the program’s decision to the hierarchy of the medical school to no avail.
Having been a residency program director for many years, I know there are two sides to every story, and so far we’ve heard only one.
However if the program is to prevail in this suit, the resident’s dossier needs to be much more robust than what her allegations describe.
Meanwhile the Post-Dispatch reported that St. Louis University has sued the resident and her husband for “diluting SLU’s brand by using the institution’s trademarked name on a website the pair created.” The school is demanding that all references to it be removed from the site and the domain be transferred to the school.
The website, called the SLU Compliance Project, was started by the couple to publicize the resident’s allegations and to give others with complaints a platform. Apparently as a result of the university’s suit, the website’s look has already been altered and may be moving to another domain name.
In March 2017, the Liaison Committee on Medical Education put the school on probation because of “about 20 action items identified as noncompliant during a recent reaccreditation process.” As of that time, it was the only medical school in the country on probation.
The failure to quietly resolve these issues is unfortunate for both sides. I don’t know how this will turn out, but one thing is certain. Some lawyers in St. Louis will be busy.
The general surgery and orthopedic programs at SLU are beyond repair. There is no proper oversight to deal with the egregious problems that are pervasive in these programs. Medical students should do their due diligence in the interview process when considering these programs. Medical students stay clear, you have been warned!


Question: Describe the location of 375 Pearl Street. Respond in 37 words.

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375 Pearl Street, also known as Intergate.Manhattan, the Verizon Building, and One Brooklyn Bridge Plaza, is a 32-story telephone switching building in Civic Center. Lower Manhattan, New York City, at the Manhattan end of the Brooklyn Bridge.


Question: What is the Roman Catholic Diocese of Legnica? Respond in 2 sentences.

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The Roman Catholic Diocese of Legnica () is a diocese located in the city of Legnica in the Ecclesiastical province of Wrocław in Poland. According to the Catholic Church statistics 30.1% of the population attended a church every Sunday and holy obligation day or more often in 2013.


Question: "Why is a Scot writing invectives about an American style guide? That's like having a French writer comment on a style guide from French Canada."

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To the guy who asked "why is a Scot writing invectives about an American style guide? That's like having a French writer comment on a style guide from French Canada": I've been an American citizen longer than you've been alive, and I have 25 years' experience of teaching about language at the University of California.
To the various people who assert that I am a disappointed style-guide author plugging a rival text ("the article's author has his own competing book to flog"): I haven't written anything that could plausibly be recommended to a freshman taking English composition. When people ask me for recommendations, I tell them to look at the very sensible and intelligent book Style: Toward Clarity and Grace by Joseph Williams.
William Strunk was a professor of English at Cornell about a hundred years ago, and E.B. White, later the much-admired author of Charlotte's Web, took English with him in 1919, purchasing as a required text the first edition, which Strunk had published privately.
Strunk was a professor. Cornell employed Strunk. Strunk taught English. A century has passed. Strunk published Elements. Strunk paid the bill. The edition number was 1. Cornell admitted E. B. White. White took English. The year was 1919. White bought Elements. Many years passed. White wrote Charlotte's Web. People admired White.
I hope that clears up the matter of what I meant with all my relative clauses and stuff. Never again will I exceed a sentence length of 5 words when (or rather if) writing for Fark readers. But for now, I'm switching Fark off.


Question: What news is coming out of the White House lately?

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Steve Benen @ The Maddow Blog: Why Stormy Daniels’ new lawsuit against Donald Trump matters.
Josh Israel @ Think Progress: One-time Trump critic Ted Cruz explains why he’s mum on numerous White House scandals.
Matthew Rozsa @ Salon: Ben Carson’s Department of Housing and Urban Development no longer cares about discrimination.
Ken Meyer @ Mediaite: Multiple White House Staffers Reportedly Terminated, Reassigned Over Security Clearance Issues.
Hemant Mehta @ Friendly Atheist: Abstinence Advocate Gets Veto Power Over $286 Million in Family Planning Funding.


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Sergio Germán Romero (; born 22 February 1987) is an Argentine professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for English club Manchester United and the Argentina national team.


Question: Describe Sinomonas soli.

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Sinomonas soli is a strictly aerobic and non-motile bacterium from the genus of "Sinomonas" which has been isolated from forest soil from the Anhui Province in China.


Question: Describe the accomplishments of Nicola "Nicky" Spinks. Respond briefly.

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Nicola "Nicky" Spinks (born 22 April 1967) is a British long-distance runner, specialising in fell running, who set women's records for the major fell-running challenges the Ramsay Round, the Paddy Buckley Round and the Bob Graham Round. She held the women's records for all three Rounds simultaneously until 2016, and is the holder of the overall record for the double Bob Graham Round and the only person ever to complete doubles of the other two Rounds.


Question: Provide examples of bad behavior

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


Question: Respond in 3 sentences. What is Apink's latest album?

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Pink Up is the sixth mini-album by South Korean girl group Apink, released on June 26, 2017. The album's lead single is the title track "Five". The mini-album received mixed reviews.


Question: Who was Seamus Lennon? Respond briefly.

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James (or Seamus) Lennon (c. 1881 – 13 August 1958) was an Irish Sinn Féin politician.


Question: Explain the features of a multi-currency wallet.

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Question: Describe the aftermath of the earthquake that hit northern Haiti in 2019.

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PORT-DE-PAIX (Reuters) - An earthquake hit northern Haiti late on Saturday, killing at least 14 people and sparking a scramble by rescue agencies to help residents of the worst-hit towns in the impoverished Caribbean country.
A local official said at least eight people died in Port-de-Paix on the northern coast near the epicenter of the magnitude 5.9 quake, which struck at a depth of 11.7 kilometers (7.3 miles), according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
Four people were killed in and around the town of Gros-Morne farther south, local authorities said, including a woman who died from a heart attack suffered after the quake.
Another person was killed in the town of Chansolme when a house collapsed and one other person in Saint-Louis-du-Nord. Rescue teams fanned out to help residents, many of whom were still dealing with the trauma of a devastating earthquake in 2010.
A magnitude 5.2 aftershock on Sunday afternoon sent people rushing into the street in Port-de-Paix, with many vowing that they would not sleep inside their houses that night.
Marie Lourdes Estainvil, 45, raised her hands and loudly sang, “Jesus, we need your presence among us!” as others gathered.
There were no immediate reports of further damage from the aftershock.
President Jovenel Moise said he would send additional police and military to the region, promising to assist the families of victims.
Some houses in the worst-affected areas were destroyed by the earthquake, the agency said. The full extent of the damage was not clear though in parts of Port-de-Paix residents tried to go about their business normally on Sunday.
A local government representative said 152 people were injured in Port-de-Paix, and the most seriously hurt were taken by air ambulance to the capital Port-au-Prince for treatment. Another 30 were injured in Gros-Morne.
Among the damaged buildings was a church in the northern town of Plaisance, the civil protection agency said, adding that additional food and medical supplies were on their way to the most battered towns.
The tremor was one of the strongest to batter Haiti since the 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck near the capital in 2010. It killed tens of thousands of people.


Question: Tell me about Spaniel.

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Spaniel (1828–1833) was a British Thoroughbred racehorse. In a career that lasted from July 1830 to early 1833 he ran eighteen times and won nine races. After an unsuccessful season as a two-year-old he made significant improvement in 1831 to win his first three races, culminating in The Derby. Spaniel failed to win again for over a year but then recovered to win five races on Welsh racecourses in 1832. He died after being injured on his first start as a five-year-old in 1833.


Question: What does intertemporal equilibrium mean? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Intertemporal equilibrium is a notion of economic equilibrium conceived over many periods of time.


Question: Write an update about the construction of Wicked Cyclone at Six Flags New England

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Six Flags New England’s newest coaster hit a major milestone this week; it was topped off. Here is Wicked Cyclone construction update #8.
This is where some of the mechanisms for the lift hill will go.
The first drop is going to be 78-degrees of pure fun!
This is how far they’ve gotten with installing the track.
The smoking area between New England Skyway’s station and Scrambler is now closed. I assume this is so the crane can operate safely.
The catwalk that was being worked on last week is complete.
A view of the lift hill from Pandemonium’s entrance area. The steep lift and the even steeper drop are pretty imposing.
Heading outside of the park now. This is a good comparison between New England SkyScreamer and Wicked Cyclone.
This picture gives you a pretty good idea of just how steep the drop will be.
More of the catwalk for the lift hill needs to be installed.
In addition to the topping off and first drop being completed, some new footers have been poured. These are likely for the airtime hill by the station.
Structure for the roof over the brake run is starting to go up as well.
It’s hard to believe that that portion of old Cyclone track used to go over the lift hill. With Wicked Cyclone, it is going to go through the structure.
The crews are working at record speed. So be sure to come back next week to see what happens during the week. We’re going to be doing weekly updates until the end of the season. You can also see what happens while the park is closed on Six Flags New England’s Instagram account. The park was updating it all last week.
Six Flags New England also released an animated POV of Wicked Cyclone. Special thanks to them for sending it to us!


Question: "Have you heard about the success of the Adaptive Reuse Ordinance in LA? It seems like this could be a good way for the Northern SFV to test their vision for development and gauge zoning/housing regulations." Respond in 15 sentences.

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LA’s urban crowd (this is not a pejorative) have done some victory laps here late, suggesting that their vision for LA has finally come to the fore, after Measure S did not get much traction at the voting booth. Feeling good that things on your policy agenda passed, and vice versa for bad ideas, is not a bad thing. It’s just hard for me to believe that voting behavior is that readily interpreted; S had a lot of moving parts to it, and it’s hard to know why people vote the way they do even on relatively straightforward referenda. Don’t get me wrong: S going away was not a bad thing at all for LA development, and in sum the good of passing Measure M last fall probably, on balance, outweighs the ills in it.
What would actually test the vision? I think a referenda that eliminates parking minimums would be a strong test. It would also, if it passed, go a long ways in advancing the goal of increasing infill housing supply. My suspicion is that parking requirements are a bigger barrier to supplying new units than zoning is, generally, though this impression has not been subjected to any real empirical testing. Politically it’s a lot easier to connect zoning to high prices, and LA needs a systematic plan for up-zoning, which is one reason why we need updated general plans.
If nothing else, the ensuing debate would enable a discussion about why minimum parking requirements are so bad–the kind of debate we had early on with Measure S before it devolved into a screaming match.
Lisa – the elimination of parking requirements was tested, it was the Adaptive Reuse Ordinance that passed in 1999, which contributed to the repurposing of commercial buildings to residential without the addition of parking. There is a large market of people who would be interested in renting/buying housing without a parking space and the Adaptive Reuse Ordinance proved just that.
Even a referendum on elimination near rail stations would be a good start.
I know enough about the Northern SFV to know that I dont know everything that is driving the market here. If they want to keep their parking minimums, fine with me.


Question: "Discuss the St. Francis Dam disaster and its implications for modern infrastructure in California."

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U.S.|California Today: A Giant Dilemma: Is It Possible to Root for the Dodgers?
California Today: A Giant Dilemma: Is It Possible to Root for the Dodgers?
Today’s introduction comes from Conor Dougherty, a reporter based in the Bay Area.
The San Francisco Giants were tied for the worst record in baseball this year, so their fans are free agents for the baseball playoffs. I’m a die-hard Giants fan, and this year I’m thinking about doing the unthinkable: rooting for the Dodgers.
The Giants/Dodgers rivalry is as old as baseball. Its roots stretch back to the 1850s and officially began in New York in 1890. In years when the Giants don’t make the playoffs, fans are supposed to adhere to a policy whereby they can root for any team they like, so long as they root against the Dodgers.
Let’s go through some of the non-Dodger options. In the National League we have the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Chicago Cubs, and the Washington Nationals. In the American League we have the Houston Astros, the Cleveland Indians, the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees.
Those are all fine teams from cities that I’ve been to and like. But for anyone besides die-hard fans, sports allegiance is rooted in place. You are pulling for people from places you are from or have a connection to. And none of those teams are in California.
Ever since 1958, when the Giants and Dodgers moved west, the teams have become a proxy for the NorCal/SoCal rivalry. And today, with Hollywood moving toward Silicon Valley and Silicon Valley moving toward Hollywood, the rivalry just doesn’t seem all that epic anymore.
According to the Census Bureau, about 15,000 people move from L.A. to San Francisco each year, and about 17,000 move from San Francisco to L.A. Californians go back and forth, so tonight I’m going to turn on the T.V. and see if my allegiance can do the same.
Do you think we should keep old rivalries intact or throw them aside and root for whatever team is from California? Tell us: CAtoday@nytimes.com.
On a March night 89 years ago, the St. Francis Dam buckled in a remote canyon north of Los Angeles.
The breach let loose a wall of water that barreled through the towns of Piru, Fillmore, and Santa Paula on a 54-mile trip to the Pacific, leveling homes and killing more than 400 people.
The St. Francis catastrophe stands as one the most searing tragedies in California history.
That’s why congressional members from California are pushing a measure that would create a national memorial and monument at the site of the former dam in the Sierra Pelona Mountains.
Senators Kamala Harris and Dianne Feinstein introduced the bill on Thursday after it won approval in the House.
“The dam’s collapse had an impact on the entire nation, with news of the tragedy appearing in newspapers as far away as Maine,” Ms. Feinstein said in a statement.
The senators said the memorial would serve an additional purpose: As a reminder of the dangers of deficient infrastructure.
St. Francis was a wake-up call that ushered in higher standards of dam building.
But decades later, as the spillway failure at Lake Oroville demonstrated in February, many of California’s dams are now confronting the stresses of age and extreme weather.
Joseph D. Countryman, a former head of reservoir operations for the Army Corps of Engineers, told The Times that California was the nation’s best dam builder.
But expertise only goes so far in the course of rearranging nature.


Question: What is Ulaşlar? Respond briefly.

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Ulaşlar is a village in the District of Gerede, Bolu Province, Turkey. As of 2010 it had a population of 78 people.


Question: What is Bunar? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Bunar is a village in the municipality of Jagodina, Serbia. According to the 2002 census, the village has a population of 495 people.


Question: Respond in 1 sentences. Provide a brief summary of "Que el cielo me explique"

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Que el cielo me explique (English title:"A match made in heaven") is a Venezuelan telenovela produced by Radio Caracas Television in 2010 based on a story written by Cristina Policastro.


Question: Respond in 44 sentences. Wow, Srinath's gotta be pretty determined to win a spelling bee! What's the key to getting that much grit?

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Srinath Mahankali, 12, is headed to the Scripps National Spelling Bee. How’d he get there? G-R-I-T.
Before we get into today’s show, there’s something I want to mention about our previous episode. It was called “How to Become Great at Just About Anything,” and it looked at how the key to expert performance is deliberate practice, even more than natural talent. And at the end of the show, we did a callout for volunteers who’d be willing to enroll in a deliberate-practice regimen to try to become excellent at whatever they’re passionate about.
We were thinking about picking five or 10 volunteers and following their pursuit for a series of podcasts. (The place to write, if you’re interested, is radio@freakonomics.com.) The good news is that we were inundated with replies — more than 2,500 emails so far. People who want to become great at all kinds of musical pursuits and sports, but also language, coding, math, drawing, gaming, calligraphy, wood-carving, dog-training, documentary filmmaking — even podcasting! You name it, someone out there wants to get great at it. It is unbelievably inspiring to read all these emails. So that is the good news.
The bad news is that … well, that we got 2,500 e-mails. Which means it’s going to take us a while to sort things through and come up with a plan. So, if you’ve written in, please be very, very patient.
You’ve probably figured out that Srinath is preparing for a spelling bee. Later this month, he will be competing in the Scripps National Spelling Bee, the Super Bowl of spelling bees.
Srinath would of course also like to win. He qualified for the national bee by winning the New York Daily News competition back in March.
SRINATH MAHANKALI: I won on the word osculatory. O-S-C-U-L-A-T-O-R-Y. Do you want to know what it means? Related to kissing.
Between now and the national bee, Srinath will be practicing a lot. And practice, especially what’s known as deliberate practice, is vital if you want to get really good at anything. It may in fact be more important than the talent you’re born with.
ANDERS ERICSSON: With the right kind of training, any individual would be able to acquire abilities that were previously viewed as only attainable if you had the right kind of genetic talent.
That’s what we talked about last week on Freakonomics Radio – how deliberate practice can help anyone get really good at just about anything. So let’s assume you buy into that. You really believe that talent is vastly overrated, and that with the right amount and the right kind of practice, you can excel. All right, then, here’s a question: how are you supposed to push yourself to practice like that? Where does that drive come from? How can you increase your determination, your stick-to-it-iveness, your … grit. May I have the definition, please?
And, since this is Self-Improvement Month at Freakonomics Radio, let me ask you this: can someone who doesn’t have a lot of grit learn to get some?
We got into that in our previous episode – the Gladwell version in Outliers, which is built around something called the 10,000-hour rule.
Coming up next week on Freakonomics Radio: Self-Improvement Month rolls on, with “How to Win Games and Beat People,” especially the people in your own family.
That will never happen to you again. I promise. That’s next time, on Freakonomics Radio.
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Question: What's happening with the #DonutApocalypse2017?! Have you seen anything cool?

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The limited editions will be served Friday, June 2 only!
Practicing for #DonutApocalypse2017. #SushiDonut #PokeDonut tutorial with my crew. Technique run. Not the final donut! Stay tuned.
Houston's poke fever is already somewhere past fever pitch. What to do as the hysteria cools? As Stephen Sondheim would say, you gotta get a gimmick. The folks over at Pokeology have done just that.
This Friday, June 2 at Pokeology's Rice Village location on Morningside drive, "executive pokeologist" Jason Liao will bring sushi doughnuts to Houston. According legend, the original sushi donut originated in the OC at Project Poke. It's been blowing up the internet ever since and popping up at poke places all around the country.
What is it? The sushi doughnut is just like it sounds—imagine a rainbow roll with the shape and pop-in-your mouth ease of a doughnut. Some are even filled. In the case of Liao's some are filled with crab meat or avocado, others are solid. There are a variety of interpretations, but most are wrapped in fresh salmon or tuna.
Liao's sushi doughnuts are an answer to a challenge from a friend who dared him to construct his own versions after seeing the invention on Instagram. Always ready to take on a challenge, Liao will be selling limited-release sushi doughnuts this Friday from open to close for $6 apiece. It's an uncommon savory answer to how best to celebrate National Doughnut Day. OK, you can get a sweet doughnut afterwards, too.


Question: Provide an overview of NASA's Parker Solar Probe mission. Respond in 450 words.

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The unmanned Parker Solar Probe, which is slated for liftoff next year, will be mankind's first-ever visit to our nearest star.
LAUREL, Md — NASA's on a mission to "touch" the sun.
The probe "will travel through the sun’s atmosphere, closer to its surface than any spacecraft before it, facing brutal heat and radiation conditions — and ultimately providing humanity with the closest-ever observations of a star," NASA said in a statement.
The spacecraft, which was recently on display for media at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) in Maryland, will explore the sun’s outer atmosphere and make observations that will answer decades-old questions about the physics of how stars work.
The $1.6-billion mission aims to improve forecasts of major space weather events that impact life on Earth, as well as astronauts in space, NASA said. Space weather can also change the orbits of satellites, shorten their lifetimes, or interfere with onboard electronics.
“Parker Solar Probe is going to answer questions about solar physics that we’ve puzzled over for more than six decades,” said project scientist Nicola Fox of the APL.
Cutting-edge thermal engineering advances allowed the creation of a 4.5-inch thick, eight-foot diameter carbon shield that protects the spacecraft and its instruments against the heat and energy of the sun’s outer atmosphere, the corona, through which the spacecraft will fly.
At closest approach to the sun, the front of the probe's solar shield will endure temperatures approaching 2,500 degrees F.
Six on-board instruments will measure the sun's electric and magnetic fields, as well as the solar winds and other phenomena.
The heat shield was recently attached to the satellite, in preparation for an upcoming brutal regimen of testing at the APL and NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. That testing will include extremes of vibration, heat, cold and sound, all to ensure the craft can withstand the rough conditions during the 8-minute launch and also the extreme temperatures of space.
The launch window for lift off will be from July 31, 2018, to Aug. 19, 2018. It will blast off inside a Delta IV rocket from Cape Canaveral, Fla. The mission is expected to include 24 orbits around the sun, over a period of 7 years.
Once in orbit around the sun, it will also break the record for fastest man-made object ever invented, with top speeds estimated at 500,000 mph. That's fast enough to get from Philadelphia to Washington, D.C., in one second.
The mission was named after Eugene Newman Parker, a physicist who proposed a number of concepts about how stars give off energy. The probe will be the first NASA project named for a living scientist. Parker, 90, recently visited the craft that bears his name.


Question: Describe mobile theatres in Assam.

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This is the list of plays of various Assamese mobile theatre groups, popularly known as "Bhraymaman" theatres, for the season 2011-2012. The unique culture of Assam, the mobile theatres providing entertainment in both urban and rural areas of the state and has a record turnover of Rs 10 cr annually, beating the common notion of theatre artists not being paid well.


Question: Do you have any information on the bowl predictions for Miami and Florida?

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August 16, 2015 2015 season, Football, Matt Porter.
Each week during the season, we’ll collect the latest bowl projections from national prognosticators and leave them here for your perusal.
Why? Because it’s fun, that’s why.
Of those brave and/or foolish enough to make preseason bowl projections, the majority sees Miami in a minor event – or in one case, not qualifying for one at all. Phil Steele seems highest on the Canes, placing them in the Jan. 2 TaxSlayer Bowl in Jacksonville. Two so-called experts give the Independence Bowl the Gators-Canes matchup it wanted last year.


Question: What is a zygospore?

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A zygospore is a diploid reproductive stage in the life cycle of many fungi and protists. Zygospores are created by the nuclear fusion of haploid cells. In fungi, zygospores are formed in zygosporangia after the fusion of specialized budding structures, from mycelia of the same (in homothallic fungi) or different mating types (in heterothallic fungi), and may be chlamydospores. In many eukaryotic algae, including many species of the Chlorophyta, zygospores are formed by the fusion of unicellular gametes of different mating types.


Question: Hi there! Could you tell me more about Kyle Lowry and Randy Foye's story?

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The Underdog Story of Kyle Lowry, NBA All-Star for the Toronto Raptors. Before the fame and success, Kyle and Randy were teammates at Villanova. Their relationship has grown and today they are as close as brothers. Their bond and trust provides a rare look at Kyle Lowry beyond the basketball player. A candid and revealing episode about Kyle's unlikely path and his growth as a man, husband and father. Outside Shot w/ Randy Foye is Sponsored By Morgan Stanley.
02:09 Do You Remember The First Time We Met?
04:37 Randy Grew Up In Newark And Was Saved By Basketball. Who Introduced Kyle To Hoops?
06:29 How Big Was 12-Year-Old Kyle And What Was His On Court Style?
21:03 Should Villanova Head Coach Jay Wright Consider A Job In The NBA?
31:09 How Do They Make Sure Their Children Remain Grounded In Life As They Find Their Identity?
34:41 What Happens When An Underdog Becomes The Favorite?


Question: What is the Hofstatt?

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The Hofstatt is a shopping mall that opened in 2013 in Munich's old town. The core of the building is the former site of the Süddeutscher Verlag, whose historical edifices are part of the design by architect Max Littmann on the Sendlinger Straße and the brick printing press building was also incorporated into the project.


Question: Describe the Domino's Pizza partnership with Georgia Tech Athletics.

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Tech Athletics has a new official pizza. For the next four years, Georgia Tech IMG Sports marketing will be partnering with Cowabunga Inc., a local Domino’s Pizza franchise which includes 63 Domino’s locations around metro Atlanta.
The Domino’s partnership is unique at Tech because it includes stadium concessions, sports marketing and campus dining.
“In addition to exclusive Pizza concession rights at all Georgia Tech athletics venues, the sponsorship includes a year-round sports marketing program to promote Domino’s to 1.4 million Tech fans and alumni living throughout metro Atlanta,” said the Domino’s Pizza press release.
Domino’s will also be the only pizza delivery service to accept Buzzcards for on-campus deliveries.
“We believe that students will appreciate the opportunity to use BuzzFunds and Dining Dollars to have food delivered, wherever them may be on campus, whenever they may be hungry,” Steele said.
“Domino’s delivers a wide range of top quality products and is a well-respected brand very near campus,” Steele added.
In 2012, Tech partnered with IMG college, the nations leading collegiate marketing firm, creating Georgia Tech IMG Sports. Since then it has helped facilitate deals like the one with Domino’s.


Question: What can you tell me about the GAZelle NEXT?

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The GAZelle NEXT is a product improved version of the original GAZelle series of medium duty vans and trucks produced by the Russian automotive giant GAZ. It is produced alongside the original GAZelle now known as the GAZelle Business.
The first available model is equipped with a four-cylinder turbo diesel motor from Cummins,which has 129 horsepower at 3600 revolutions a minute, with a fuel consumption of urban: 10,5 l/100 km, extra-urban: 8.5 l/100 km and combined. 9.0 l/100 km The engine meets the Euro 4 and Euro 5 emission standards.