Question: What is the latest news on the chemical attack in Syria?

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International chemical weapons inspectors were due to start work on Wednesday examining the site of a poison gas attack the Syrian town of Douma pending a UN security check, Syria’s envoy to the UN said.
The ambassador, Bashar Jaafari, said UN security officers entered Douma at 3pm on Tuesday “in order to access the security situation on the ground” and if they deemed it safe, the work of inspecting the scene for evidence of chemical weapons use could begin on Wednesday.
The expected arrival of the fact-finding mission from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) followed several days of delay and accusations that the Syrian regime and Russia were stalling.
The OPCW’s headquarters in The Hague said it did not comment on operational matters in order to protect the security of its staff.
The attack last week, which killed at least 40 people, led the US, the UK and France to launch missile strikes on Saturday against three targets in Syria, which the three powers said were designed to degrade the remaining chemical weapons facilities of Bashar al-Assad’s government.
The French president, Emmanuel Macron, said on Tuesday that the strikes on Syria had been carried out “for the honour of the international community”. France’s foreign ministry also said it was very likely that proof had disappeared from Douma, adding it was essential that the inspectors be given full access to the site.
Russia has insisted video and pictures of the chemical attack in the then rebel-held area were faked with the help of British intelligence. Moscow also said it had not put any barriers in the way of the OPCW fact-finding mission reaching the site.
A group of reporters, many favoured by Moscow, were taken to the site on Monday. They either reported that no weapon attack had occurred or that the victims had been misled by the White Helmets civilian defence force into mistaking a choking effect caused by dust clouds for a chemical attack. As many as 40 civilians died in the attack.
Igor Kirillov, the head of Russia’s radiological, biological and chemical protection unit, told reporters that roads still had to cleared of mines and debris, and UN security services would test them on Tuesday. “On Wednesday is when we plan the arrival of the OPCW experts,” he said at a press conference at the Russian embassy in The Hague.
The OPCW’s director general, Ahmet Üzümcü, had issued a statement on Monday saying his nine-person volunteer team of expert inspectors had yet to be deployed to Douma. Eleven days have passed since the attack, and some of the inspectors reached the Syrian capital, Damascus, five days ago.
A series of often conflicting reasons have been given for the delay, but some pro-Assad MPs said they objected to any inspectors coming from the US, the UK or France.
Üzümcü said on Monday that Russia and Syrian officials had also spoken of “pending security issues to be worked out before any deployment could take place”.
The UN denied the inspectors were waiting for permits from it to visit the site. Instead of doing so on Sunday, inspectors met the Syrian deputy foreign minister, Faisel Mekdad, in the presence of Russian security officials for three hours.
They were also given the offer of meeting witnesses sent to Damascus from Douma, which is under the control of Russian and Syrian troops after rebel forces were ousted.
With trust between the western allies and Russia effectively nonexistent, and the credibility of many countries at stake, the two sides have been accusing each other of lies and propaganda. The US said it feared Russia was tampering with the site of the attack.
After previous intelligence failures by Britain and the US in Iraq, there is an audience in the west for Russian claims of a staged attack .
Western diplomats questioned how it had been possible for Russia to secure safe passage for selected reporters, but not weapons inspectors.
The OPCW team aims to collect samples, interview witnesses and document evidence to determine whether banned toxic munitions were used, although it is not permitted under UN rules to assign blame for the attack.
The joint UN-OPCW team empowered to determine culpability for an attack was disbanded in November after Russia vetoed the renewal of its mandate, largely because it said the inspection team sometimes made judgments on responsibility without visiting sites in person.
Russia has asked for an open UN security council briefing on Tuesday on Raqqa, a former Islamic State stronghold that is now under US control, and the situation in the Rukban refugee camp in the US-controlled Tanf district. The aim is to show the US is badly mishandling the refugee crisis inside Syria, and contrast this with areas held by Russia.
The diplomatic developments came as a commander of Syria’s pro-government alliance said the army had begun preparatory shelling for an assault on the last area outside its control near Damascus. Recovering the Yarmouk camp and neighbouring areas south of the city would give Assad complete control over Syria’s capital, further consolidating his grip on power.


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Shimla is a district in the state of Himachal Pradesh in northern India. Its headquarters is the state capital of Shimla. Neighbouring districts are Mandi and Kullu in the north, Kinnaur in the east, Uttarakhand in the southeast, Solan to the southwest and Sirmaur in the south. The elevation of the district ranges from to .


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A Middletown man accused of killing cats and storing their bodies in a freezer is facing additional felony charges after more feline bodies were found.
Edmund Cunningham, 24, of Roosevelt Boulevard, was charged with eight counts of animal cruelty in August when Middletown police found multiple dead cats in his home’s freezer, according to Middletown Police Maj. Scott Reeve. The charges are fifth-degree felonies.
Today, a Butler County grand jury indicted Cunningham on 14 counts of felony cruelty to companion animals, all felonies. Butler County Prosecutor Michael Gmoser told the Journal-News that additional cats were found during the investigation.
Cunningham remains housed in the Butler County Jail in lieu of $35,000 bond. He is scheduled to be arraigned Oct. 16 on the indictments by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Charles Pater.
A Middletown humane officer visited Cunningham’s home Aug. 30 for a complaint that he had been harming cats and kittens. During a conversation with the officer, Cunningham gave consent to search his residence, and police found cats in a freezer in the home.
Cunningham admitted he killed eight of the cats and was arrested and booked into the Middletown City Jail, according to police.
Another cat did not wake Cunningham up “gently” so he threw it against the wall, Reeve said.


Question: What is the National Archives and Records Service of South Africa?

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National Archives and Records Service — institutional network, operating on a centralized and decentralized provincial basis under central government control. The National Archives and Records Service of South Africa was established by passing of the National Archives and Records Service of South Africa Act in 1996.


Question: What do you know about Ignacio Rolón? Respond briefly.

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Ignacio Rolón (born November 23, 1974 in San Antonio, Paraguay) is a Paraguayan footballer currently playing for General Díaz of the Paraguayan Division Intermedia.


Question: Describe what happened during Lena Adelsohn Liljeroth's "anti-racist" event in Sweden.

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 Describe what happened during Lena Adelsohn Liljeroth's "anti-racist" event in Sweden.

Shocking photos show Swedish Minister of Culture celebrating with "n*g*er cake"
Politik.A macabre scene with racist undertones took place on Saturday when Swedish minister of culture Lena Adelsohn Liljeroth attended a tax funded party for the Stockholm cultural elite. The self-proclaimed "anti-racist" Liljeroth declared the party officially started by slicing a piece of a cake depicting a stereotypical African woman.
Photos from the party at World Art Day have already been released on Facebook and are now going viral in social media.
The shocking photos show several established left-wing members of the Stockholm cultural elite watching and laughing as Minister of Culture Lena Adelsohn Liljeroth slices a cake depicting a black African woman with minstrel-esque face.
Lena Adelsohn Liljeroth was invited to open the festivities by performing a clitoridectomy on the cake, which she did by slicing off the part of the cake depicting female genitalia. She then proceeded to feed that part of the cake to a performance artist, done up in blackface, his head protruding through the table.
The body screams every time someone slices a piece.
The events that unfolded at the party stand in stark contrast to Lena Adelsohn Liljeroth's official political posititions. Publicly she advocates a strict hard-line approach against racism. When in 2010 the Swedish nationalist newspaper Nationell Idag managed to acquire enough subscribers to qualify for state-funded press subsidies she immediately took action to change the country's press subsidy laws.
- It is distasteful to support extremist newspapers, Lena Adelsohn Liljeroth was quoted as saying in the government publication Riksdag & Departement, promising measures to deprive newspapers with "racist" content of press subsidies.
- Although this is a question of freedom of expression, we dont want taxpayers' money to support this form of media, she further noted.
Why government funds should be used to pay for cakes such as the one served last weekend, has yet to be explained by Liljeroth.


Question: Where can I find the limited edition vinyl 7" of Brian Ellis and XL Middleton's track for the Modern Funk Fest?

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Brian Ellis / XL Middleton - M.F.F. / The Fonk Is Unfadeable // Limited Edition of 100 Black Lathe-cut Vinyl 7"
Discogs.com is putting on the 2nd Annual Modern Funk Fest in Los Angeles on May 13, 2016 and to celebrate they had some exclusive tracks by Brian Ellis and XL Middleton individually lathe cut to 7″ by none other than Richard Houghten!
Only 100 copies were produced and even fewer are available via bandcamp!
Half of the copies are up for grabs here and the other half will be available at the merch booth the night of the Modern Funk Fest at the Echo. Don’t wait!
For the Modern Funk Fest, we went ahead and had exclusive tracks by Brian Ellis and XL Middleton individually lathe cut to 7" by Richard Houghten. We only produced 100 copies, which are now available on a first come first serve basis...we'll be selling a little over half of the vinyl here on Band Camp, and the rest will only be sold at the merch booth the night of the Modern Funk Fest at the Echo (May 13th).
Side A: Brian Ellis - M.F.F.
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Question: Explain the 2018 Annie Award nominations and related events.

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Current box office champ “Coco” has topped the 45th annual Annie Awards nominations with 13, including best animated feature. Irish animation studio Cartoon Saloon’s “The Breadwinner” followed closely with 10, including best animated feature – independent.
Pixar’s colorful tale about a young Mexican boy’s adventures in the Land of the Dead also picked up bids for directing (Lee Unkrich and co-director Adrian Molina), music, writing (Molina and Matthew Aldrich), and voice acting for its young star Anthony Gonzalez, as well as for character design, production design, and two each for character animation and storyboarding.
The other nominations for “The Breadwinner” include directing for Nora Twomey, music by Mychael and Jeff Danna, two voice acting bids for Saara Chaudry and Laara Sadiq, character design, production design, writing (Anita Doron) and editorial.
DreamWorks Animation led the studios with 22 nominations: “The Boss Baby” picked up six of those and “Captain Underpants” added three, with the rest coming from TV projects, including six for “Trollhunters.” Disney followed with 18, including 14 for TV shows and three for the featurette “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure.” Pixar picked up 15 nominations.
Top nominees in the TV categories include DreamWorks Animation’s Netflix hit “Trollhunters” and Disney Television Animation’s “Disney Mickey Mouse” with six each. Adult Swim’s “Samurai Jack” received four nominations.
A number of juried awards will be handed out at the Annie Awards ceremony next year as well. The Winsor McCay Award for career contributions to animation will be given to British character animator James Baxter, “SpongeBob SquarePants” creator Stephen Hillenburg, and Canadian animation duo Wendy Tilby and Amanda Forbis.
The Ub Iwerks Award for technical advancement will go to TVPaint for its 2D animation software.
The June Foray Award for benevolent impact will be given to animation historian Didier Ghez. And a certificate of merit will be given to David Nimitz, who was the longtime caretaker of veteran voice actress June Foray, a founding member of ASIFA-Hollywood who came up with the idea for the Annie Awards. Foray died in July at the age of 99.
The Annie Awards will be held on Saturday, Feb. 3, at Royce Hall on the campus of UCLA. Tickets are already on sale.


Question: What is the history of the two-cent piece? Respond in 8 sentences.

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The two-cent piece was produced by the Mint of the United States for circulation from 1864 to 1872 and for collectors in 1873. Designed by James B. Longacre, there were decreasing mintages each year, as other minor coins such as the nickel proved more popular. It was abolished by the Mint Act of 1873.
The economic turmoil of the American Civil War caused government-issued coins, even the non-silver Indian Head cent, to vanish from circulation, hoarded by the public. One means of filling this gap was private token issues, often made of bronze. The cent at that time was struck of a copper-nickel alloy, the same diameter as the later Lincoln cent, but somewhat thicker. The piece was difficult for the Philadelphia Mint to strike, and Mint officials, as well as the annual Assay Commission, recommended the coin's replacement. Despite opposition from those wishing to keep the metal nickel in the coinage, led by Pennsylvania Congressman Thaddeus Stevens, Congress passed the Coinage Act of 1864, authorizing bronze cents and two-cent pieces.


Question: Provide information about the uses and benefits of chamomile.

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Chamomile is one of the most recognized and used herbs in the western world. Many people think of it first for anxiety and insomnia, but it’s far more than a gentle nervine. From tea and tinctures to salves and soap, chamomile’s versatility and aroma have long-been welcomed into our lives.
To read about chamomile’s use throughout the ages, read this article or stop by The Herbarium for an in-depth plant monograph. Check out the links below for 23 ways to use chamomile in many different applications – not just tea!


Question: Describe the life and works of Apostol Mărgărit. Respond in 2 sentences.

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Apostol Mărgărit or Apostolos Margaritis (5 August 1832 in Avdella – 19 October 1903 in Bitola) was an Aromanian school teacher and writer. One of the most important voices of Aromanian emancipation in the 19th century, he conditioned Romania's policy toward the Aromanians, who started to have their own schools in their own language, thanks to Mărgărit's efforts.


Question: "Hey, I'm trying to understand more about blended learning, can you help me out?"

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We also touched on the notion that the LMS you select should (must) have the ability to capture data from outside of itself. That is, learning experiences that are informal, or that happen outside of a traditional learning environment.
This is critical because, as most are aware, Distributed Learning (a fancy way of saying learning happens everywhere) is actually a thing.
Most learning experiences, for all of us, take place informally, outside of the classroom.
As little as 10% of all learning experiences happen within a formal setting. That means as much as 90% of your learners learning experiences are taking place outside of school and beyond the reach of your LMS.
If, however, your LMS is able to capture your students and teachers informal learning experiences (along with their formal ones) a more complete picture of your learners is developed.
Now your classrooms are empowered with the data of both formal and informal learning experiences.
When a teacher reviews a students progress in a course, learning patterns, behaviors and habits are made apparent. Teachers and administrators become more tuned in to students needs and can step in to provide assistance when necessary because of the learning data made available to them.
Using an LMS with the ability to capture informal learning experinces encourages the teacher to use a variety of resources and activities outside of the LMS to support blended learning in their classrooms.
To tie this post back to Part 4, selecting an LMS that meets the needs of your teachers and students makes the idea of blended learning much more appealing.
Obtaining teacher buy-in to new technology (obviously) plays a big part in this, so it's vital to remove any obstacles at the beginning of the process.
In part 6 of our 'How to Get Started with Blended Learning' series we'll dive into what happens after your LMS solution is up and running. We'll discuss how to see if your new strategies are working and what you can do if there are some bumps in the road.


Question: What does it mean to be a revolutionary?

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When our friends of the democratic republic, apprehensive of our ideas and our inclinations, cry out against the qualification of socialist which we add to that of democrat, of what do they reproach us? — They reproach us for not being revolutionaries.
Revolutions are the successive manifestation of justice in human history. — It is for this reason that all revolutions have their origins in a previous revolution.
In this way, the likes of Galileo, Arnaud de Bresce, Giordano Bruno, Descartes, Luther — all that elite of thinkers, wise men and artists, who shone in the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries as great revolutionaries — were at the same time the conservatives of society, the heralds of civilization. They continued, in opposition to the representatives of Christ, the movement started by Christ, and for it suffered no lack of persecution and martyrdom!
Here was the second great revolution, the second great manifestation of justice. It too renewed the world — and saved it.
Thus, with each revolution, liberty appeared to us always as the instrument of justice, with equality as its criterion. The third term — the aim of justice, the goal it always pursues, the end it approaches — is brotherhood.
Who dares deny that the revolution undertaken sixty years ago by our fathers, and which the heroic memory makes our hearts beat with such force that we almost forget our own sense of duty — who denies, I ask, that that revolution was a progress? Nobody. Very well, then. But was it not both progressive and conservative? Could society have survived with its time-worn despotism, its degraded nobility, its corrupt clergy, with its egotistical and undisciplined parliament, so given to intrigue, with a people in rags, a race which can be exploited at will?
— Revolution of 1848, what do you call yourself?
— I am the right to work!
— What is your flag?
— Where are you taking us?
— Salut to you, Revolution! I will serve you as I have served God, as I have served Philosophy and Liberty, with all my heart, with all my soul, with all my intelligence and my courage, and will have no other sovereign and ruler than you!
Within the empire of polytheism, slavery had established and perpetuated itself in the name of what principle? In the name of religion. — Christ appeared, and slavery was abolished, precisely in the name of religion.
Feudalism, in the name of politics, controlled everything, subjecting the laborer to the bourgeois, the bourgeois to the noble, the noble to the king, the king to the priest, and the priest to a dead letter. — In the name of politics again, ’89 subjected everyone to the law, and recognized among men only citizens.
Let us suppose that in ’89, the prudent counselors of despotism, the well-advised spirits of the nobility, the tolerant clergy, the wise men of the middle class, the most patient of the people — let us suppose, I say, that this elite of citizens, with the most upright vision and the most philanthropic views, but convinced of the dangers of abrupt innovations, had agreed to manage, following the rules of high policy, the transition from despotism to liberty. What would they have done?
I know that to all except for us social democrats, who have envisioned and prepared for it, the Revolution of February has been a surprise; and if it is difficult for the old constitutionals to pass in so short a time from the monarchical faith to republican conviction, it is still more so for the politicians of the other century to comprehend anything of the practice of the new Revolution. Other times have other ideas. The great maneuvers of ‘93, good for the time, do not suit us now any more than the parliamentary tactics of the last thirty years; and if we want to abort the revolution, you have no surer means than to take up again these errors.


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The 2010 Dakar Rally was the 32nd running of the event. It was held in South America for the second successive time, and ran from 1 to 16 January. The Amaury Sport Organisation and the governments of Argentina and Chile agreed to a return to South America for the event in February 2009.
Cyril Despres, riding a KTM, won the motorcycle class for the third time, winning two stages en route to victory by over an hour from any of his rivals. Second place went to another KTM rider, as Pål Anders Ullevålseter finished on the Dakar podium for the first time in his career, taking a stage win on the penultimate day. Aprilia rider Francisco López Contardo finished in third position, just under seven minutes behind Ullevålseter, taking three stage victories. Other stage wins were taken by Sherco's David Casteu, Yamaha's David Frétigné, as well as the KTMs of Rubén Faria and defending class winner Marc Coma; Coma won the most stages in the event, taking four wins. The ATV class was held outwith the motorcycle class for the first time, and was dominated by the Yamaha-riding Patronelli brothers Marcos and Alejandro, who finished first and second in class. Juan Manuel González Corominas finished third on another Yamaha, over five hours behind Marcos Patronelli. The Patronellis took six stage wins, with the other eight shared by the Polaris duo of Hubert Deltrieu, and Christophe Declerck (3), as well as the Yamahas of Sebastian Halpern (2), González Corominas and Rafal Sonik.


Question: Where is the Maskinongé River?

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The Maskinongé River is located north of the administrative region of Lanaudière and west of the administrative region of Mauricie, in Quebec, in Canada.


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Before dawn on Friday, Lime deployed nearly 500 electric scooters throughout Denver.
The first 30 minutes on the scooters, dubbed Lime-S, cost $1, and the price is 15 cents per minute after that. They max out at about 15 mph.
Like the company’s bikes, which are available in Aurora but not Denver, the scooters aren’t tethered to stations — they’re “dockless.” Riders unlock them with a smartphone app. Unlike the company’s bikes, Lime will round up the scooters each night and redeploy them each morning.
That model could ease concerns about cluttering sidewalks and getting in the way of people walking or using wheelchairs. Lime Director of Strategic Development Sam Sadle said the scooters will “have much less of an impact” on the public right of way than bikes.
But Denver Public Works spokesperson Nancy Kuhn said the streets department was “not notified of LimeBike’s plans to deploy in our community today until a couple of days ago.” DPW will be “removing scooters that are blocking sidewalks and other public spaces,” she said.
The department is creating a permit for scooter-share, Kuhn said.
Lime is pitching scooter-share as a tool to meet the Hancock administration’s mode share goals, which call for no more than half of all trips citywide to be taken by car, and to help people cover the “first and last mile” to access transit.
Scooter riders must be at least 18 years old. They’re not supposed to ride on the sidewalks, and should use bike lanes where available, according to Lime. They should be parked at bike racks and in the curbside buffer area between the sidewalk and the street — without blocking curb ramps, sidewalks, or other pedestrian passages.
Some business owners have signed on as hubs where people can expect to find scooters. They’ll help monitor parking, said Sadle.
Lime says it got the go-ahead from Denver Public Works before launching and has the support of the mayor’s office and City Council. DPW says the company launched without permission — but it’s unclear if Lime needed any. Council members Paul López and Jolon Clark will be at a launch event later today, according to Sadle.
Lime will hold demos for the public and the media at 12:30 pm at Mutiny Information Cafe, 2 South Broadway.
With scooter-share, Denver joins Washington, D.C., Miami, San Jose, San Diego, and Charlotte. But it hasn’t been smooth riding everywhere. Yesterday, San Francisco officials, citing sidewalk clutter, ordered scooter-share companies including Lime to remove the vehicles by June 4. They’ll be able to redeploy the scooters if and when they pass a permitting process.
Lime, please bring these to Stapleton!!!
Here’s a revolutionary idea- dedicate one parking space per block downtown for these things. We will lose one automobile spot and gain parking for 10 scooters or bikes and have no more excuses for leaving them on the sidewalk.
Works for me. I’ll bet these things are a big hit.
This looks like a much more enjoyable way of getting around than driving a car in traffic.
Just tried one, they are fun and very quick. The steering was very twitchy so I was afraid to lift my hand off of the handlebar to signal my turns.
Most Denver drivers would probably wonder why you were waving your arms about.
Mr. Sadle seems to have mistaken the program’s purpose. It is far from clear that moving drivers onto electric scooters will contribute to lowering the number of traffic fatalities and severe injuries on Denver’s streets. At $1 per trip + $.15/minute, Lime’ scooters are just over one third the cost of Car2Go’s Mercedes-Benzs (@$1 per trip + $.45/minute).
I agree this is an early adopter, niche and expensive service, and will be much smaller part of changing ride share compared to personal and ride share bikes. To clarify the first 30 minutes are $1, which separates much more clearly from Car2Go. I am hoping for future business models that combine the convenience of Car2Go with the lower multi hour/ multi day rental price of budget rental companies, then I can fully give up owning my own car. right now I mostly bike around the city, but I still desire to have a car to easily access the mountains and rivers of Colorado.
These scooter’s appear to be in some legal grey-water. According to Colorado’s DOR, these would be classified as “toy vehicles”. Toy vehicles are not allowed ot operate on public roadways (incl. bike lanes and paths) and cannot operate on sidewalks if motorized. Interested to see how Denver Public Works gets around this with their permitting plan.
If this is a way to keep cars out of Denver’s streets then I am in. You just have to see the nightmare with all the construction and traffic on rush hour to see that this is beneficial.


Question: Describe the movie "Biggie and Tupac".

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Frank AlexanderTupac ShakurThe Notorious B.I.G.
BIGGIE AND TUPAC is a no-holds-barred investigation into the unsolved murders of two of the biggest superstars rap has ever produced: Christopher Wallace aka Biggie Smalls, and Tupac Shakur. Answering the crusading calls for justice from Wallace's mother Voletta, documentarian Nick Broomfield hits the streets and puts his own life at risk as he uncovers sensational new evidence that points directly to the involvement of both the LAPD and imprisoned Death Row Records co-founder Marion "Suge" Knight in these violent slayings that shocked the hip-hop world.


Question: Describe the findings of a recent study on the impact of climate change on atoll islands.

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The dramatic difference between these and previous findings is because previous studies only looked at sea level rise.
However, this study, conducted by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), Deltares, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, also looked at the impact of flooding from "wave overwash" when waves from storms wash over the islands. The scientists found that this flooding would pose a serious threat to the islands' supply of fresh drinking water, rendering it non-potable between 2030 and 2060 and forcing residents to leave.
"The tipping point when potable groundwater on the majority of atoll islands will be unavailable is projected to be reached no later than the middle of the 21st century," lead author and USGS geologist Curt Storlazzi said in a USGS press release.
Overwash flooding will also impact infrastructure and wildlife habitats, but the danger it poses to drinking water is especially severe.
"The overwash events generally result in salty ocean water seeping into the ground and contaminating the freshwater aquifer. Rainfall later in the year is not enough to flush out the saltwater and refresh the island's water supply before the next year's storms arrive repeating the overwash events," USGS hydrologist and study author Stephen Gingerich explained in the release.
For this study, the researchers looked at Roi-Namur Island on Kwajalein Atoll in the Republic of the Marshall Islands. However, they said their findings would apply to atolls worldwide, which have similar shapes and lower average elevations. These include the more than 1,100 low-lying islands on 29 atolls in the Marshall Islands and atolls in the Caroline Islands, Cook Islands, Gilbert Islands, Line Islands, Society Islands, Spratly Islands, Maldives, Seychelles and Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Most atolls are located in the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
A study published Tuesday found that climate change had not been the driving force behind the past 50 years of forced displacement in East Africa.
But the atoll study is one of many that points to a looming crisis of global displacement that will come sooner than expected if the world doesn't act quickly to reduce emissions and curb climate change.
"Millions of people are going to be at risk from extreme heat, extreme water shortages and flooding as well as sea level rises ... we are talking about something that is going to play a huge role in the years ahead in terms of forcing people to leave their homes," Dina Ionesco of the International Organization for Migration told The Guardian.


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Harry Lane (August 28, 1855 – May 23, 1917) was an American politician in the state of Oregon. A physician by training, Lane served as the head of the Oregon State Insane Asylum before being forced out by political enemies. After a decade practicing medicine the progressive Democrat Lane won election as the mayor of Portland in 1905, gaining re-election in 1907. Lane's tenure in office was largely ineffective, although he did gain lasting recognition for having appointed the first female police officer in America in 1908 as well as for his vision that the city should host an annual Rose Festival.


Question: Respond in 5 sentences. Describe the passage of time.

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The ugly 4 year old is gone and has become a pretty 5 year old, right?
but as time passed, feelings passed.
and their sincere, young hearts.
The weather has been hot so please take care of yourself.
Work hard today and we will be strong.


Question: What is the S29 railway line?

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The S29 is a regional railway line of the Zürich S-Bahn on the ZVV (Zürich transportation network), in the cantons of Zürich and Schaffhausen.


Question: What can be done to bridge the divide between urban and rural Americans? Respond in 785 words.

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When the Department of Transportation decided to decommission a bridge spanning a creek in rural farming country, they told a local farmer whose properties spanned both sides of the creek that he needed to find a new route to access his property. The farmer, who had been transporting agricultural equipment across the bridge for years, asked if instead he could pay for and perform bridge maintenance himself, or have ownership of the bridge transferred over to him and remove the state’s liability — any solution that would keep him from having to drive four miles out of his way, wasting time and fuel, to use the next nearest bridge. The state’s response was blunt: The farmer was not allowed to repair the bridge, changing ownership of the bridge was not possible and any further use of the bridge would be subject to fines.
We all want equitable solutions to the problems we face, but increasingly, urban and rural Americans are speaking different languages and operating within separate ideological silos. From the farmer’s point of view, it feels like the powers that be are unreasonable, incapable of equitable compromise, and, to make matters worse, they are adding thousands of dollars to the cost of business every year. We talk a lot about national security, but seem to miss urban-rural disparity as a matter of national stability. We are paying the price with societal discord, heightened political polarization and fiscal imbalance.
To better understand the source of these challenges, it is helpful to understand the origins of rural culture. Rural philosophy has always placed a strong value on capability. Prior to the rise of city living, the ability to accomplish what must be done on one’s own, often in the face of significant adversity, was a basic necessity for survival. The fact that you may not (even today) have ready help after a destructive storm or devastating fire means you must be resourceful.
Another deeply rooted value that is still very much alive in rural culture is dependability. No matter how capable you may be, you will inevitably need help at some point, and you need to be able to trust your neighbors to follow through on their commitments and work toward common goals. Without that trust, you might end up in serious trouble.
The values of capability and dependability underpin other rural values such as practical “common sense” solutions, mutual respect, hard work and community support. Together these ideals define what it means to be a “good citizen” — an important ideology at the heart of the rural ethos.
If any of this sounds like the cultural backdrop to a nostalgic Norman Rockwell painting, I assure you it’s not. The rural citizens I know are not stuck in the past, but many are also not convinced that America is evolving in ways that are good for everyone. They have serious concerns about our national debt; cumbersome government programs and excessive policies; political gridlock and foggy transparency; decline in living wage jobs; how litigious we are as a society; and how compromise for the common good has become culturally synonymous with weakness.
The first and most important step is ongoing dialog, a cross-sector exchange of ideas from government officials, business people and residents alike. This kind of genuine, honest, communication happened more organically prior to the 21st century, but today we need to be more intentional about it. We can’t rely solely on surveys and statistics.
Secondly, more urban and rural people need to attend (and better yet, participate in) cultural and civic events beyond their respective regions. Coming from an urban environment, a rural arts or community event can be a fun and endearing experience. Likewise, attending an urban civic festival is equally amazing from a rural perspective. Again, I’m talking about being intentional, about personal invitations and cross-fertilization that build knowledge and relationships, while deconstructing silos and misperceptions.
Lastly, urban and rural cultures have always been different. We can choose to find frustration or beauty in that truth. It’s not enough to build a bridge between silos when what we need is to meet on the ground between them. Only on common ground can urban and rural Americans learn effectively from each other and collaborate as a force of collective wisdom toward greater national success. The greatest potential for attaining the balance that America needs today is in rebuilding and strengthening our urban-rural relationship.
James Arentson is a registered architect and an Enterprise Rose Architectural Fellow with the Southwest Minnesota Housing Partnership based in Slayton, Minnesota. His current work focuses on affordable housing and community development across a 27-county rural region. James’ personal and professional background includes extensive experience in both urban and rural contexts.


Question: Describe the myth of disasters bringing out the worst in society.

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Last month I kicked off my “Disaster Mythology” series. The first disaster myth I listed was: Disasters bring out the worst in society (also addressing “mass panic”).
In fact, it doesn’t need to be an actual disaster for people to consider the worst. In preparation for Y2K, Japan put 96,000 soldiers on heightened alert and the entire world felt a sense of impending doom. There were many predictions in the media of mass chaos and widespread panic.
In essence, the myth revolves around the notion that after a large disaster, there will be societal collapse due to decentralization of power/protection and resulting in anarchy.
Hurricane Carla, Galveston, Texas, 1961. Carla was a category-5 hurricane, the highest level on the Saffir-Simpson scale. It was the worst hurricane to hit the Texas coast in 40 years, having sustained winds of over 150 miles per hour as it positioned itself to strike the mainland. Headlines in several newspapers reported, “More than 100,000 persons flee in near panic.” Actually, 70–80% of those on Galveston Island remained during Carla, even though most knew they would be cut off from the mainland. Islanders boasted of having had beach parties during the hurricane.
In fact, hurricane parties are fairly common (see hurricane parties for Hurricane Ike, Hurricane Camille, and Hurricane Andrew).
Sociologists have long identified substantial disconnects between public perceptions of post-disaster human behavior and the empirical assessments of that behavior. After many disasters, researchers, reporters, and public officials have been unable to corroborate the majority of harsh reports regarding rapes, murders, and chaos. In fact, there is often a sense of community that develops before, during, and after a disaster. As Ms. Sun points out: “Indeed, community residents who survive the initial hazard event are the true “first responders,” performing many critical lifesaving tasks, including searching for, rescuing, and caring for other survivors. The research also suggested that true panic—characterized by irrational flight behavior—is not a typical disaster response”.
Anarchy? Not so much… After Hurricane Katrina, a report by the New Orleans newspaper, the Times-Picayune, stated: “Four weeks after the storm, few of the widely reported atrocities have been backed with evidence. The piles of bodies never materialized, and soldiers, police officers and rescue personnel on the front lines say that although anarchy reigned at times and people suffered unimaginable indignities, most of the worst crimes re- ported at the time never happened.” This article won the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service. Some think that the anarchy motif is a way for more resources to be devoted to a disaster–especially in the form of military might. Others say it’s just media sensationalism and the current equivalent to yellow journalism.


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Fullstack graduates work at the greatest technology companies in the world. We want to make it easier for them to start their own.
Students who complete the Fullstack Academy immersive program go on to work for great companies like Google and Amazon. What if we helped them launch startups instead? That’s why we’re creating the Fullstack Fund.
We'll invest $20K in return for 1.5% equity in your startup. Teams must have at least 2 Fullstack grads and at most 4 members.
You fell in love with our high-tech campus during the immersive program. Now you’ll get to keep working here, surrounded by some of the smartest and nicest people you’ve ever met.
Continue to access the resources that helped you become successful during the program. Office Hours, workshops and connections to the tech community will keep you moving quickly.
They believed in us when all we had was an idea. Now we'd like to pay it forward to the next generation of tech founders.
Like the YC Fellowship Program, the Fullstack Fund is designed to help early-stage startups get into great accelerators like Y Combinator. The main differences are that we’re based in NYC, and that our program is only open to students and alumni of Fullstack Academy (and related schools). All the deal points are the same (e.g. we take 1.5% equity).
We’ll help you develop your idea and product so that you have the best chance of being in the 3% of companies that get accepted into YC. Not only will we help with your application, but we’ll also tell our friends at YC that we think you’re awesome. Our goal is that 50% the companies we fund get accepted into YC.
We’ve spent a lot of time figuring out how to make something people want. And we can help you too.
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Question: Describe the species of Inermicosta.

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Inermicosta inermicosta is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Muricidae, the murex snails or rock snails.
This species is distributed in the Western Atlantic Ocean along Gabon and Angola.


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. What is Haiti's history with the Paralympic Games?

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 Respond in 2 sentences. What is Haiti's history with the Paralympic Games?

Haiti first participated in the Paralympic Games in 2008, sending a single athlete, Nephtalie Jean-Louis, to compete in powerlifting. Due to unspecified "problems with her weight", however, Jean-Louis was ultimately unable to compete, and was listed as a non-starter in her event (powerlifting).


Question: Describe a situation that demonstrates the power of community, or explain why Christmas doesn't make sense. Respond in 92 sentences.

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 Describe a situation that demonstrates the power of community, or explain why Christmas doesn't make sense. Respond in 92 sentences.

The world didn’t have to be amazing.
As I write this, it’s snowing outside.
For the first time this winter, Tennessee is getting some big, lazy flakes of snow to fall.
I’m struck by the fact that each snowflake is completely unique, but they didn’t have to be. They could have been boring.
Have you ever thought about that? Snowflakes could have come in one size. Sunsets could have come in one color. Birds could have all been brown.
Snowflakes are tiny pieces of disposable art.
Sunsets are explosions of color.
Birds come in a crazy array of shapes and sizes.
The world didn’t have to be amazing, but it is. Why? Because we have an amazing God.
The world didn’t have to be amazing , but it is. Why? Because we have an amazing God.
And it turns out, he doesn’t do boring.
Christmas doesn’t make sense. Thank goodness.
Through the power of the Internet, I am often able to look like I have my life all together.
I know the things to tweet and the things to edit.
I know the moments to Instagram and the ones to crop out like they never happened.
I know what to say in conversations with friends to give the appearance of stability.
But the truth is, all too often I kick my own life down a flight of stairs. I make mistakes. I blow opportunities. I chase distractions and hide. I make a mess of things. In those moments, I fear that perfection is the only path out of the chaos. That perhaps if I string together a few perfect days, I can repay the debts I’ve incurred from a life lived with brokenness.
Only I can’t. I know that. I’ve tried that a thousand times before and it doesn’t work. My track record of perfect living is perfectly flawed.
It’s not what I expected. It’s not what I deserved. It’s not what I can comprehend most days. Why?
And it doesn’t make sense, it doesn’t. The gift of grace fails to line up with everything I know about the world. When you make a mistake, you pay for it with an equal consequence. When you have a debt, someone eventually calls you on the loan. You made your bed, now lie in it. That is how life works.
Christmas doesn’t work that way.
Christmas is a gift from a sender who sent himself.
Christmas is a raucous world defining expression of love.
Christmas is enough because Christ is enough.
Sometimes I try to fix myself. I look at my parade of mishaps, the failures bright and loud and think I have to fix it all. But I can’t. I can’t fix me, with me. And the good news of the gospel, the good news of Christmas, is that I don’t have to.
I can’t fix me, with me. And the good news of Christmas is that I don’t have to.
In fact, God knew I’d never be able to. That’s why he sent his son. That’s why he gave us Christmas.
Never feel your hands are too dirty to receive it. It was sent because our hands are too dirty.
Three years later, this still surprises me.
Three years ago this week, Jenny and I stood in the jungles of Vietnam. Why?
Because readers of this blog went on an adventure together that changed two villages halfway around the world.
I think about this video and that project whenever I wonder about the power of online communities. I think about the generosity of you and the possibility of us.
Those are two powerful things that I think God loves to throw together. Individuals that might never meet, giving hope to a village that might have never heard of, in a country they might never visit.
Never doubt what our mustard seed growing God can do when we step out in small, brave ways. There’s no such thing as a step that’s too small when you take it with a God who loves big adventures. Watch the video and be reminded and encouraged.
There’s no such thing as a step that’s too small when you take it with a God who loves big adventures.
How to Instagram your quiet time.
If a Christian has a quiet time and doesn’t Instagram it, did it really happen?
Comedian John Crist has the answer and it is brilliant.
The secret circle of people you text funny stuff that you’re afraid to share online.
I have a small group of friends I text funny stuff to that I am afraid to share online. They are like minded, humor friendly, non judgy people I trust not to shame me for laughing at something I probably shouldn’t be laughing at.
I have a small group of friends I text funny stuff to that I am afraid to share online.
It is possible I am the only one who does this.
How dare you sir! I never text funny things to a select group of like minded people.
You’re not brave! I tweet, Facebook, and pin whatever I feel like.
But regardless of your reaction, I felt it was time to come clean.
If the Hobbits made an airline safety video, this would be it.
If there were ever something that belonged on the Stuff Christians Like blog, it’s this video in which Air New Zealand shows you how the Hobbits would prepare to have a safe flight.
Time to pray. Out loud.
One to play the Houdini card?


Question: What are the latest signings for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers?

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WINNIPEG — Bryan Bennett is back for a second stint with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers after signing with the team Friday.
The Bombers also announced they’ve signed diminutive international receiver/returner Charles Nelson, and released international linebacker Chinedu Oparaku and International defensive lineman Larry Webster.
Bennett could have a chance to join the competition for the backup quarterback job behind Matt Nichols.
A 6-foot-3 quarterback out of Southeastern Louisiana, Bennett returns to the Bombers after playing for the club in the 2016 pre-season. He also spent time with the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Indianapolis Colts.
Bennett split his college career with the Oregon Ducks and Southeastern Louisiana Lions, completing 403 passes for 6,102 yards and 48 touchdowns in four seasons.
Nelson, a 5-foot-8, 170-pound pass-catcher, played four seasons for the Oregon Ducks, catching 124 passes for 1,555 yards and 14 touchdowns. He also had 2,424 kick return yards and two kick return touchdowns during his time at Oregon.
In 2014, Nelson received the Gordon E. Wilson Award for being Oregon’s top special teams standout and was given 1st-Team Pac-12 All-Conference honours in 2015.


Question: Explain the recent SpaceX activity at Vandenberg Air Force Base and Space Launch Complex 40. Respond in 32 sentences.

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SpaceX has static fired a Falcon 9 at the Vandenberg Air Force Base ahead of a mission to launch the next set of Iridium NEXT satellites. The test sets the stage for the potential of two launches within two days for SpaceX, as it realigns the launch date for the Falcon 9 that has already conducted a hot-fire test ahead of its BulgariaSat-1 mission.
The previous plan was to launch the BulgariaSat-1 mission on Monday. However, an issue with a fairing valve resulted in SpaceX delaying the launch until NET (No Earlier Than) June 23.
The valve system – used to separate the two fairing halves that encapsulate and protect the payload during the initial phase – has redundancy built into the system. Elon Musk tweeted that it was “not worth taking a chance”, thus the valve is being replaced inside the 39A Horizontal Integration Facility (HIF).
The Falcon 9 had returned to the HIF following a successful seven second Static Fire test of its nine Merlin 1D engines and was undergoing the stack integration flow ahead of rollout when the issue was noted as part of the routine pre-rollout checks.
Interestingly, a surprise rollout of what is understood to be the same Falcon 9 took place on Monday evening, again – as is now common practice – without the payload.
While the identity of the booster has not been confirmed, the Falcon 9 was not expected to conduct a second static fire, based on the lack of required notices for KSC workers, per roadblocks and safety precautions relating to such tests. Sources also stress the original Static Fire test was without issue and the vehicle had passed its Launch Readiness Review (LRR).
While unconfirmed by SpaceX, it is understood the vehicle is at the pad to aid the testing of ground hydraulics in the 39A Ground Support Equipment (GSE) system. This element of the GSE has required some periodical work since 39A was reactivated for use with SpaceX launches.
With the launch delayed while engineers replace the valve on the fairing, the opportunity to use the rocket sat on the TEL with nothing to do for several days may have initiated this mooted Pad GSE test.
Once the Falcon 9 is back in the HIF, the pre-launch mating flow will take place ahead of rollout back up the 39A ramp – this time as an integrated stack – for launch within a two-hour window that opens at 14:10 local time on Friday.
Due to the delay to the BulgariaSat-1 mission, the next event for SpaceX was another Static Fire test, this time on the West Coast.
The Falcon 9 tasked with launching the next set of Iridium NEXT satellites enjoyed a 3.5-second firing on the SLC-4E pad at Vandenberg.
The window for the test was originally cited as 11 am local time, before it was realigned to target a T-0 of between 2:30 pm and 3:30 pm local time. Static Fire tests have long windows – this one lasted until 5 pm local time – to provide engineers an allowance for troubleshooting.
Confirmation of a good test came via SpaceX on its social media channels, based on the results of the “quick look” data.
The SpaceX team will then head into the Launch Readiness Review (LRR) ahead of the Sunday launch attempt with the window opening at 13:25 pm local time.
SpaceX has the ability to continue the flow towards launch, despite the schedule change with the BulgariSat-1 pre-launch flow, due to two separate launch teams for its two – currently active – launch sites.
SpaceX’s mission control (MCC-X) in Hawthorne, California also holds the ability thanks to a recent configuration change that avoids any overlaps in procedures relating to the two individual missions taking place in close proximity.
These next two missions will set a record minimum gap between a pair of SpaceX launches, although due to the slip of the BulgariaSat-1 launch, a third closely schedule mission – with Intelsat 35e, which was scheduled to launch on July 1 – will obviously be pushed to the right.
That mission was working towards a June 26 Static Fire test. However, that is now impossible, with a set amount of days required for post launch activities that include safing the pad, conducting a Pad Shakedown Report – which documents and actions any required post-launch repairs to the pad – prior to the rollout of the next Falcon 9 set to launch from the historic pad.
Based on the minimum timeline – which has been achievable of late thanks to the superb performance of 39A during its SpaceX role – the flow for the Intelsat 35e mission is likely moving to the right on a day to day basis with the BulgariaSat-1 launch flow realignment.
While a new target date has yet to be filed with the Eastern Range for approval at the time of writing, these three upcoming launches are still set to mark a new launch manifest turnaround record for SpaceX, a sign of their improving launch cadence following the company’s return to flight after the loss of the Amos-6 payload and launch vehicle during a Static Fire test.
Notably, SLC-40 – which was largely destroyed in that accident – is showing signs it’s on the final leg towards re-activation. The biggest sign towards its return will be the sight of the new TEL (Transport/Erector/Launcher) at the pad. Parts of this hardware is understood to be already inside the SLC-40 HIF.
It is expected to be a version of the new TEL used at 39A, albeit catered for only Falcon 9 launches. The return to SLC-40 will free 39A’s TEL to be modified – as it was designed – for use with both Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rocket launches – the latter set to debut later this year.


Question: Who is Ivo Vieira? Respond briefly.

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Ivo Ricardo Abreu Vieira (born 10 January 1976) is a Portuguese former footballer who played as a defender, and is the manager of Vitória SC.


Question: Describe a news article about an unusual medical discovery.

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Doctors discover 26 cockroaches inside teen`s ear!
Doctors discover 26 cockroaches inside teen's ear!
A 19-year-old in the city of Dongguan, in the southern Chinese region of Guangdong Province, who went to his doctor complaining of a ear ache, was horrified when he was told that 26 cockroaches were living inside his ear.
Li, 19, recalled that he woke up in the middle of the night with an unbearable itch in his ear that grew increasingly painful, reports news.com.au.
In desperation, he stuck a finger in his ear and felt a sensation deep inside. However, his room mate found no trace of anything unusual.
The next day, Li visited the hospital, where doctors performed an endoscopy and found his ear was packed with cockroaches.
A female cockroach had been living in Li's ear canal for weeks and had laid eggs.
According to the doctors, if Li had not come to the hospital on time, his ear could have been severely damaged.
The incident, they said, caused severe congestion and a swelling of Li's right ear and had damaged the skin in the ear canal.


Question: Hey, can you tell me about the album "Dying for the World" by W.A.S.P.?

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Dying for the World is the tenth studio album by the American heavy metal band W.A.S.P., released in 2002 (see 2002 in music). "Dying for the World" was Blackie Lawless' dedication to all those who perished in the attacks of the 9/11 events, especially heard on the "Hallowed Ground" track.
The album was written and recorded in less than 12 months. This is very unusual as Blackie Lawless is a perfectionist, normally taking 2 years or more to finish an album and have it recorded.


Question: Respond briefly. Who is Mr.Fu?

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Jeffrey Espiritu (born on June 8, 1978), better known on-air as Mr. Fu, is a Filipino radio and television personality. Known for being a radio DJ on 91.5 Win Radio and formerly on 103.5 Wow FM and 106.7 Energy FM, he is also known for his appearances on several programs mostly on TV5 and notable for his works for the "Manila Bulletin".