Question: Explain why Nano is the best cryptocurrency for Brewdog's needs.

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Is Nano the Answer for Brewdog’s Cryptocurrency Needs?
Brewdog, a British brewer and bar chain, has put out a call for cryptocurrency experts to help make cryptopayments a reality in their 60+ bars and pubs. Several forward-thinking altcoins have identified this as an opportunity to develop a “beachhead” on Britain’s high streets, one they can develop into mainstream adoption.
In the lead so far: Nano.
Brewdog is experimenting in its Clerkenwell bar with eliminating cash as a payment option. Commenting on the development, James Brown, Brewdog’s Director of Retail Operations, asked on LinkedIn for “anyone who can help us accept crypto across our 60 plus bars and pubs” to message him directly.
Aaron Phull, the Creative Director for iinde Ltd, put forward the case that Nano is currently the only feasible cryptocurrency for small purchases due to its “instant transfer speed, and zero fees for both parties”.
The possibility of a tie-in with such a big company has led to a lot of excitement in the Nano community, though there is a concern over whether the Nano ecosystem is sufficiently developed with useable merchant tools and wallets available. “This is a massive opportunity”, said one community member, “and NANO is the perfect candidate”. When, that is, “the wallets come out”.
Brewdog has a reputation for innovation in both its product offerings and its funding. Its “equity for punks” program, whereby the company’s customers are encouraged to buy equity, is now in its fifth round and has funded Brewdog’s aggressive expansion.
Indeed, with Brewdog’s existing engaged customer base, its experience of selling those customers financial products, and its new-found interest in cryptocurrency, can a Brewdog ICO be far behind?


Question: Hey, have you heard of Bullets2Bandages? Respond in 17 sentences.

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I ordered a Bullets2Bandages .50 caliber bullet bottle opener a few months back, and absolutely love it. Not only is it one eye-catching piece of craft beer gear, but each purchase helps a local San Diego business with deep philanthropic ties for supporting military veterans.
Bullets2Bandages was founded by Erik Spalding and Cole Evans, two former Naval Explosive Ordnance Disposal officers. After retiring from the military, they realized the bullet — a symbol of destruction — could be transformed into a unique product that paid tribute to both veterans, and active military alike.
To provide simple ways for every American to give back and show their pride and gratitude for veterans. We also strive to raise awareness of the many challenges veterans face and raise money for organizations giving veterans the support they need to overcome those challenges.
Not only do these 50 caliber bullets look badass, but they make for a highly functional bottle opener. Some weak openers don’t have a long enough tooth, which can often wear down. That causes the opener to slip off the edge of the bottle cap, taking a couple tries to get the bottle open.
But you don’t have that problem with Bullets2Bandages bullet bottle opener — it rips the cap right off with ease! Made from military grade, once fired brass, the durable opener’s cutout is perfectly engineered for maximum leverage. These 50 cal’s open your precious craft beer effortlessly.
As stated above in their mission statement, and more important than the coolness of the actual product, are its benefits to military veterans. Depending on the logo/branded design you choose for your bullet bottle opener, a different veterans group or charity receives a portion of the sale proceeds.
Bullets2Bandages also offers dogtags and apparel, as well as two of their newest products: an engraved 6 pack bottle caddy, and a giant 22mm bullet opener. They also have a Kickstarter in place to get their handcrafted leather goods program up and running.
For more information about the company, or their complete product catalog, visit Bullets2bandages Bullet Bottle Openers.


Question: What has been happening in Sheridan, Oregon lately?

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by Ericka Cruz Guevarra Follow OPB June 21, 2018 midnight | Updated: June 21, 2018 9:39 a.m.
Mike Murray, Katie Ryan, Preston Hill, Jack Stevens and Michael Ryan at the Bridge Street Coffee House in Sheridan, Ore.
Amber Deibel and Frank Sheridan are regulars at the Bridge Street Coffee House in Sheridan.
, access to the detainees at the Sheridan prison has been extremely difficult.
Amber Deibel, who’s lived in Sheridan for 30 years, said most of the protestors drawing attention to Sheridan are from out of town. She said she doesn’t like the criticism she hears directed toward the people who work at the correctional facility – people like her son.


Question: What is the deal with the burkini ban in France? Respond in 9 sentences.

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Nice has become the 11th French city to ban Muslim burkini swimwear on its beaches, as more municipalities join the ban after French Prime Minister Manuel Valls’ remark that the swimwear is “not compatible” with French values.
In a letter to Manuel Valls, as quoted by Le Figaro, Christian Estrosi, first deputy to the town hall of Nice, expressed his belief that “concealing one’s face or wearing a full body-covering outfit to the beach does not match our ideal of social relationship.” Estrosi declared his support to French mayors who have already adopted a bylaw prohibiting the swimwear and stressed the need for Muslims to integrate into the French society.
Earlier this week, 10 other southern French towns issued bans on the apparel: Menton, Beaulieu-sur-Mer, Cannes, Cap d'Ail, Eze, Mandelieu-La Napoule, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, Saint-Laurent-du-Var, Villefranche-sur-Mer and Villeneuve-Loubet.
Three women were fined last weekend in Cannes for wearing burkinis and had to pay fines of €38 (about $43).
Many officials, like Estrosi, voiced support for Valls’ statement given that earlier this week to regional newspaper La Provence. He said that the idea of burkini is archaic and is an “expression of a political project, a counter-society, based notably on the enslavement of women […] not compatible with the values” of the French state.
The deputy mayor of Menton, Jean-Claude Guibal went further and explained that there was no religious context to the ban, which is a "political” decision, not ideological. "This ban has nothing to do with religion. Burkini-wearing is not a common Muslim practice, [the ban therefore] is not a show of Islamophobia,” the mayor stressed, adding that in his town he’s never seen the swimwear, and does not wish to – for the respect of the secular French state.The majority of cities have adopted the ban until the end of the month, adding that it could be prolonged.


Question: What's the latest on Kyle Lafferty and the Irish FA?

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The Irish FA is attempting to stop Kyle Lafferty playing for Rangers this weekend after invoking FIFA’s five-day rule.
Lafferty was an 87th-minute substitute for Rangers five days before Northern Ireland faced Austria in the Nations League on October 12 and manager Michael O'Neill said the 31-year-old had called him later that night to explain he would not be travelling because of an Achilles injury.
That meant he missed the defeat in Vienna and their 2-0 loss to Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo on Monday.
The FIFA rule prevents players from representing their clubs for five days after an international break, if requested by the nation's governing body.
That five-day period began on Tuesday, and the IFA informed Rangers that day.
It means that Lafferty is set to be absent for Steven Gerrard's side as they travel to Hamilton on Sunday, live on Sky Sports.
An Irish FA statement said: "The Irish FA has written to Rangers FC regarding Kyle Lafferty who was selected in the Northern Ireland squad for the UEFA Nations League matches against Austria and Bosnia & Herzegovina on 12 and 15 October 2018 respectively.
"As the player did not comply with the Association's call-up, the player is in breach and as a result, the Association is invoking the FIFA regulation (FIFA Regulations for the status and transfer of players, Annexe 1, Section 5).
"This states that 'the player is not entitled to play for the club with which he is registered during the period for which he has been released or should have been released pursuant to the provisions of this annexe.
"'This restriction on playing for the club shall, moreover, be prolonged by five days in the event that the player, for whatsoever reason, did not wish to or was unable to comply with the call-up.'"
Lafferty last played for his country in their Nations League defeat to Bosnia and Herzegovina in September.
Rangers are not commenting on the matter.


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Balatonföldvár (in German "Földwahr") is a popular resort town in Somogy, Hungary, on the southern side of Lake Balaton, approximately 120 km southwest from Budapest and about 23 km southwest from Siófok, the "capital of Balaton". Balatonföldvár is a frequently visited tourist destination among Hungarians and foreign guests (especially Germans and Austrians) because of its natural beauties (like the loess hill and the big flowery parks), historical heritages (like the Celtic path, the old mansions and villas) or its countless leisure opportunities. The town offer several water sport (sailing, windsurfing, fishing, rowing etc.) and mainland sport (beach volleyball, bicycle pathes, football etc.) activities.
The origin of the name "Balatonföldvár" is from Lake Balaton, the lake bordering the town, and the "földvár" (in English "earth castle"). The "földvár" was built in the late Iron Age, during the occupation of the Celts. The well-preserved trenches and mounds of this structure are clearly visible on the "magaspart" (in English "high shore", the area above the cliff).


Question: Respond in 53 sentences. Describe a craft beer bar experience in Osaka, Japan.

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It would take weeks, if not months to try all of the breweries and brew pubs in Osaka. To say that beer and microbrewing are "popular" does not come close to explaining Osaka's love for beer and brewing.
Beer enthusiasts will have a good time in this city, which even has a Craft Beer Map. The map is available at some beer bars, or you can download Osaka Craft Beer Map, Volume 5 here.
All bars serve food, so do as the locals do and snack as you go then finish up with a late-night bowl of ramen. More than just a drunken meal, ramen before bed helps to take the edge off any hangover you may have inflicted upon yourself.
Dotonbori Craft is in the Namba City mall above the Namba train station.
While in Osaka, I stayed nearby in Namba, and it was practically on my doorstep. Most patrons here sit in a private booth, and it is more of a restaurant than a bar.
According to their website is their beer “fits Japanese food,” so the restaurant atmosphere makes sense. The beer, food, and service were excellent. Was it like nothing I have ever had before? No, but I’m a fan of both West Coast style IPA, and chicken karaage dipped in Japanese mayonnaise. They have both, so I was a happy little fat kid at Dotonbori Craft.
In addition to 8-taps featuring their beer, Dotonbori Craft rotates 7-taps from other brewers in the region. Flights are available and offer generous pours.
According to Dotonbori, aging the beer in sake tanks makes it “mellow.” You can also visit the Dotonbori Brewery Factory located at Dotonbori Osaka Shochikuza.
Monoh Brewery created the Beer Belly bars as comfortable local spots where patrons can chill out and enjoy the efforts of their labor. Minoh manages both bars which serve their beers exclusively. Minoh was founded in 1996 by Oshita Masaji who appointed his eldest daughter Kaori as head brewer. Kaori has gone on to become a master brewer joined now by her sister Mayuko who oversees the daily operations of this family owned and operated business.
Minoh’s stout was the first of their beers to bring them notoriety when voted World’s Best Dry Stout by World Beer Award in 2009. The stout won this honor again in 2014 and consistently continues to rank among the top stouts in the world.
I'm a real fan of their Sansho Pale Ale made by adding hanazansho, the flower of the Japanese pepper, to Minoh Pale Ale. Not all chili-infused beers turn out well. However, Sansho Pale Ale is exceptional.
The flavor of the chili does not overwhelm the Pale Ale. It can be sampled only at the Minoh Brewery warehouse or Beer Belly. Pairing it with spicy food is recommended. Something to keep in mind when ordering a snack at the bar.
Beer Belly is located in the Tenma market just a short walk from the JR Tenma station or the Tenjimbashisuji Rokuchōme Station via the Osaka subway Sakaisuji line.
This cozy tucked away spot is a tiny bar cluttered with an assortment of toys and other stuff. Making it reminiscent of drinking beer at your stoner friends house in college. Smoke House Ape does not brew beer, but they do keep an assortment of craft beers in rotation on their 10-taps.
Most were from Japan when we were there. Those who want to get their Ape on can check out their larger sister bar, Yellow Ape Craft. Located in Kitahama, Osaka, Yellow Ape keeps their 20 taps flowing with a rotating selection for more beer and good times.
Both Ape bars update their websites regularly if you would like to check to see what is on tap. Of the beers I sampled at Smoke House Ape I have to say the Cabernet Ale by Minoh the most creative. This brilliant concoction does weigh in with a 7% ABV, so tread lightly.
Subway lines near Smoke House include the Midosuji line, Yotsubashi line and Yamatoji line, which is the closest.
Kamikaze is a non-smoking bar with over 20 beers on tap. They do offer sampling flights and rotate their offerings regularly. Many of the beers are domestic, but they do have some from other parts of the world as well, so you can send your taste buds traveling without ever leaving your bar stool.
I was only here for about an hour, but my early arrival was lucky, because by 5:30 pm the place was full with even more butts waiting to squeeze in and find a seat.
To reach Kamikaze via subway take the Nagahori Tsurumi Green Line for the Osaka Municipal Subway to the Nishi Ohashi Basho Station (3-min walk) or the Osaka Municipal Subway Yotsubashi Line to the "Yotsubashi Station" (5-min walk).
Gulp was also only a 15-minute walk from where I was staying in Namba, so I finished my evening here twice during my visit to Osaka.
I didn’t hear much hype about Gulp, but the place fills up and has all the things I feel make a bar great. A decent selection of beer (and Japanese whiskey which we got into at one point), a friendly bartender who promotes a fun environment, and chatty intelligent patrons.
The Gulp beer menu was primarily beer from Japan and the U.S. West Coast. Being from California and living in Asia, craft beer from home is not always accessible, so I was happy to have the opportunity to spend a few hours drinking beer from home.
Thank you, Osaka. You were a blast from sunset to sunrise, and I can't wait to see you again.


Question: What do we know about Barry Sherman and Apotex?

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An autopsy concluded last weekend that the billionaire couple died from ligature neck compression, or hanging or strangulation with a ligature. Homicide investigators have taken over the case, but it hasn’t been labelled a homicide.
“There are only two possibilities,” David Perry, a 28-year veteran of Toronto police’s homicide and sexual assault squads now working as a private investigator, told the Star. “These two people died at their own hands or somebody else’s.
The bodies of Barry Sherman, 75, founder of generic drug giant Apotex, and his wife, 70, were discovered in their North York home on Dec. 15. Their deaths were deemed “suspicious” and an investigation began.
Though it’s still early in the case — Perry was quick to note that it’s been just over a week since the bodies were found — he recalled cases he’s worked on or reviewed where police didn’t rule a death one way or another because they could not say with 100-per-cent certainty that it was a suicide, a death by misadventure, or a homicide.
“So the case kind of stays open,” he said. “Sometimes, everybody looking at the case would agree on a theory about what happened — but they didn’t have the evidence to support it.
“You might know the manner and the mechanism of how somebody died, but you’re not sure at whose hands,” Perry said.
Even in cases where a determination is made, the public can still be left without answers. An intentional explosion in Mississauga last year that destroyed dozens of homes and killed the centre house’s inhabitants — Robert Nadler and Diane Page — prompted similar questions to the Sherman case. Was it murder-suicide? An accident?
In the end, Nadler’s and Page’s deaths were deemed double suicide. There had been speculation during the months-long investigation that the explosion was Nadler’s idea — he had a past criminal record including a conviction for a Peel Region murder decades before. Investigators found no evidence to suggest that was the case. No one can know for sure what happened inside that day, and whether one spouse persuaded the other to go along with it.
In other cases, such as the case of Cameron Bailie, the cause of death could remain unknown. Bailie’s body was found in Lake Ontario in the summer, after he disappeared from his Oshawa home in January. His death remains listed as “unexplained” following the autopsy, Staff Sgt. Bob Elliot of Durham Regional Police said Saturday. The toxicology report could offer more insight, but it has yet to be completed, he added.
Even when a death is ruled a homicide, it may still go unsolved. Of the 61 deaths ruled as homicides this year in Toronto, 36 remain unsolved, according to the Toronto police website. Twenty-eight of the 74 homicides in 2016 and 18 of the 57 homicides from 2015 also remain unsolved.
In the Sherman case, another possibility Perry floated was that police were prepared to make an announcement, but are holding back “out of respect for the family,” to let them grieve and bury their loved ones before an announcement was made.
The family has criticized media reports of police sources divulging an early theory that the deaths were a murder-suicide.
“Given the high-profile nature of this case, and the fact that the family is already concerned about what the police have said and what police sources have said, I think they’re going to make sure that they’ve really got it right before they make any announcements,” Perry said.
Beyond the police investigation, the Sherman family has sought the help of lawyer Brian Greenspan to conduct an independent investigation into the couple’s deaths.
Meanwhile, police continue their investigation at 50 Old Colony Rd., the Shermans’ house near Bayview Ave. and Highway 401.
Police have inspected the roof and taken one of the Sherman’s cars away for examination. A car search could be looking for signs of a struggle, blood, or any other evidence to hone the investigation, Perry told the Star.
On Saturday, investigators took their search underground to the sewer system. Sewer searches can sometimes find objects that someone tried to stash, an officer stationed outside on watch the Sherman house told the Star.
A Toronto police spokesperson, Allyson Douglas-Cook, said there were no new announcements from homicide about the case Saturday.
In the days since his death, Barry Sherman has been remembered as a generous philanthropist, as well as a shrewd and litigious businessman. Under his leadership, Apotex launched hundreds of lawsuits against competitors.
In one of Apotex’s most high-profile battles, the company went head to head with Dr. Nancy Olivieri, a blood disease specialist at SickKids who was researching the drug deferiprone as an alternative treatment for thalassemia, a disorder that can lead to unsafe buildups of iron.
Olivieri and Dr. Gideon Koren, the discredited doctor at the centre of the Motherisk scandal, were running a clinical trial for Apotex.
When Olivieri, the lead researcher, raised concerns about the efficacy and potentially life threatening risks of the drug, Sherman’s company threatened legal action and pulled funding for her clinical trial. Neither Apotex nor Koren, who would later disparage Olivieri and her supporters, shared her concerns.
In the years that followed, lawsuits were launched by both parties. It was more than a decade before Olivieri and Apotex settled in 2014.
Research integrity and patient safety were at the heart of the issue, said Arthur Schafer, a University of Manitoba professor and the founding director of the school’s Centre for Professional and Applied Ethics, who supported Olivieri as an unpaid ethics consultant throughout the legal battle.
“The company was ruthless,” he said, adding that neither the University of Toronto nor SickKids supported Olivieri and in fact attacked her integrity when she came under fire from Apotex.
While Sherman may have “sincerely believed” Olivieri was wrong, the case doesn’t “say much for his concern about patient safety or research integrity,” Schafer said.


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The May 2017 killing of 18-year-old Andrew Oneschuk and 22-year-old Jeremy Himmelman, members of the neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen Division, shed light on a small and little-known extremist organization since overshadowed by the events in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Devon Arthurs, their 18-year-old roommate, shot and killed both men at their Tampa, Florida-area apartment after converting to ultraconservative Salafi Islam. A fourth roommate, Florida National Guard member and the Atomwaffen cell leader, 21-year-old Brandon Russell, then fled with a friend — 20-year-old William Tschantre — before being arrested in Key Largo.
Russell, who remains in jail on explosive charges, is a credible threat according to police. Inside the apartment, police found bomb-making materials including fuses, casings and the high-explosive compound HMTD. Inside Russel’s room sat a photo of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh. Arthurs, who is facing charges for the murders, accused Russell of planning to “bomb power lines, nuclear reactors and synagogues,” according to the Associated Press.
However, the killings did not spell the end for Atomwaffen, and the hate group soon elevated Oneschuk and Himmelman to martyr status. The violence in Charlottesville, where 20-year-old white supremacist James Alex Fields allegedly drove his car into counter-protesters and killed 32-year-old Heather Heyer, has also served as a springboard for the group to spread its propaganda.
Atomwaffen, or “Atomic Weapon,” promotes a “leaderless resistance” strategy. It has featured articles on its social media channels critical of the rally for provoking a public backlash, and seems intent on exploiting infighting among the far right to its advantage. Rather than large rallies and political organizations, Atomwaffen advocates “lone wolf” terrorism, secrecy and paramilitary training.
The group’s ideology closely resembles National Action in the United Kingdom, a proscribed terrorist organization. Atomwaffen also emerged from the Iron March forums — the source of several online zines — and its members adorn themselves in skull masks, Flecktarn camouflage and black-and-white badges featuring the radiation hazard symbol.
A recurring motif in its social media propaganda are pictures of members hiking in remote areas while carrying firearms. The hate group claims around 40 members in the United States.
An Atomwaffen social media posting to Twitter.
Atomwaffen’s rhetoric hasn’t matched reality. Despite its radicalism and avoiding the spotlight, the group’s most visible public displays have been sporadic appearances at demonstrations, with members strutting with weapons and flashing Nazi salutes.
“Before those incidents and since, Atomwaffen and Iron March devotees have largely contented themselves with intermittently fliering college campus[es], usually under cover of night,” the Southern Poverty Law Center noted in a June 2017 profile of the hate group.
Nevertheless, one key source of inspiration from Atomwaffen is Siege by James Mason, a collection of newsletters published as a book in 1992 and marked by an emphasis on violent rebellion, assassination and references to the Provisional Irish Republican Army.
An Atomwaffen social media posting to Twitter referencing the Oklahoma City bombing.
Mason was an acolyte of American Nazi Party leader George Lincoln Rockwell in the 1960s, and later founded the Universal Order which idolized Charles Manson as another Adolf Hitler.
Atomwaffen generously cites Mason and Siege on its social media channels and recently republished the book.
These statements should be treated as serious aspirations, even if the bomb-making materials in Florida were low-tech. But the hate group’s emphasis on secrecy, militancy and unabashed neo-Nazism will likely prove to be an obstacle to white supremacists who had joined organizations which attempted to present a mainstream image.
The North American white supremacist organization Identity Evropa, which has hundreds of members, eschews overt neo-Nazi symbolism and encourages its members to dress respectably, an attempt to create ambiguity and lowering — for a time — the social barriers to entry. However, these groups are now vulnerable after Charlottesville, and debates in neo-Nazi forums are trading back-and-forth accusations of excessive and insufficient radicalism.
As the infighting continues, Atomwaffen is positioning itself to take advantage with its pitch of diffuse and more radicalized cells. But its extreme rhetoric — even by the standards of its competitors — and secretive structure will likely serve as a hindrance to growing its numbers on the scale of other neo-Nazi groups.
This does not necessarily mean Atomwaffen is more dangerous than its rivals on the extreme right, although the advocacy of terrorism should be taken literally. The disagreements the group has with them are over tactics, not end goals.


Question: What is happening with Xerox Square?

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Xerox Square is at less than 50 percent occupancy.
Xerox is leaving downtown Rochester.
On Friday, the company announced it would relocate all of its employees from Xerox Square to its Phillips Road campus in the town of Webster by the end of the year.
The transition will be staggered throughout the year as new workspaces are readied, and Xerox will be out of the building completely before the end of 2018. Xerox is the building's only tenant.
Xerox spokesperson Bill McKee said there would be no layoffs related to the move. He could not provide an exact number of employees who worked in the high-rise building but said it was "several hundred."
The move comes after the company negotiated an early termination of its lease.
Xerox sold the building to Buckingham Properties in 2013 for $40 million. At the time of the sale, 1,400 Xerox employees worked in the tower. Xerox leased back several floors of office space after the sale. Under the original agreement, that lease was set to run through 2021.
"The move will reinforce our commitment to the region by aligning our employee resources on one campus," McKee said. "By relocating our employees to Xerox-owned facilities in Webster we will move them into our owned facilities, versus leased space. This transition will allow us to have all of our Monroe County employees on one campus."
Robert Duffy, president of the Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce, says the move makes good business sense for Xerox.
"Shifting those employees to Webster will certainly impact downtown," he said, "but we'll work hard within the downtown business community to fill that space. The most important thing is that these men and women are going to be in Webster and not leaving the area."
Finding companies looking to fill that kind of office space will be a challenge, as the need for traditional office space has dropped in the region, said Heidi Zimmer-Meyer of the Rochester Downtown Development Corporation.
That said, downtown has undergone a sea change of real estate development, brought about by savvy developers looking to transform city property into residential or innovative business space that is attractive to the current market, she said. The economy has diversified at the same time, which has helped mitigate the losses from the contraction of Rochester's Big Three companies (Kodak, Xerox and Bausch + Lomb).
About $2.2 billion has been invested in downtown since 2000, which includes projects now built and occupied, plus what’s in the pipeline, she said. Also, 1.65 million square feet of office space has been converted to housing in downtown since 2014.
In looking at all of these trends, Xerox leaving downtown isn’t as big of a blow as it would have been decades ago — “We are waking up in 2018 in a very different environment,” Zimmer-Meyer said.
Xerox continues to be an important part of Rochester's economy, said City of Rochester spokesperson Jessica Alaimo.
"The City of Rochester will continue working with RTS (Regional Transit Service) and other partners to ensure that relocated employees will be able to fully access their jobs," Alaimo said in a statement. "Xerox Square will remain a significant part of our Center City and it is important that it continues to be viable."
Some downtown business owners said Friday that their business might suffer from the departure of Xerox workers. But with an increasing number of downtown employers, the impact won't be catastrophic.
Andrew Vaccaro, head chef at the Winter Garden Café across the street says the move would probably impact the store's traffic during the morning coffee crowd.
"It might take a toll, but I think there are enough workers in the area to keep us busy,” he said.
A block away on Court Street is Di Pisa Old World Submarines, a popular lunchtime spot for Xerox workers.
"Hopefully it won’t be too big of a hit,” said manager Mickey Barnhart. "But when somebody new moves into their space, we hope they'll come over and check us out."
The fact that Xerox seems to be consolidating its workforce in Webster is good news for the businesses in that community, said Matt Chatfield of the Webster Economic Development Alliance.
The Webster campus lost hundreds of jobs when Conduent moved its operations from the Phillips Road campus to the old Macy’s building at Skyview on the Ridge in Irondequoit, but now it is essentially gaining those back, he said.
Webster remains the company’s largest global location, with more than 5 million square feet of office, manufacturing, lab and warehouse space. The campus encompasses 600 acres of land and approximately 50 buildings.
Xerox employs about 36,000 globally and 3,400 in Monroe County, said McKee.
“With occupancy at Xerox Square at less than 50 percent, it makes economic sense to relocate employees to available space that we own in Webster,” said Xerox CEO Jeff Jacobson.
The 30-story tower opened in 1967 and at 443 feet remains the tallest building in Rochester. Its dark concrete presence has loomed over the downtown skyline ever since. It served as the company's world headquarters until 1969.
Known for most of its life as Xerox Tower, the 2.7-acre downtown property includes an adjacent four-story auditorium, a two-story annex and an underground parking garage.


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On this day in 2003, the United Kingdom records its first-ever temperature over 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Throughout the month, an intense heat wave scorched the European continent, claiming more than 35,000 lives.
August 2003 was the hottest August ever recorded in the northern hemisphere and broke all previous records for heat-related deaths. France was the worst hit, with almost 15,000 victims, followed by Germany, where approximately 7,000 people died. Thousands also died in Spain and Italy. A majority of the victims were elderly, very young, or chronically ill.
When a person experiences extreme heat, their bodies can struggle to cool themselves—which can prove especially dangerous in the very old, very young or already ill. If a person’s internal body temperature reaches 104 degrees Fahrenheit, the organs can began to fail and the person can eventually die. The Washington, D.C.-based Earth Policy Institute estimates that more people die every year from heat than floods, tornadoes and hurricanes combined.
In addition to directly causing deaths, the extreme heat also caused massive fires. In Portugal, 10 percent of the country’s forests were destroyed and 18 people were killed in the fires. The heat also caused glacial melt, flash floods and avalanches in Switzerland.
Scientists project that, because of global warming, the earth’s average temperature will continue to rise, reaching 42.44 degrees Fahrenheit by the end of the century, a gain of 2.5 degrees. Because of this, the World Meteorological Organization predicts that the number of annual heat-related deaths might double by 2023. Most researchers agree that the only way to stop the slow rise in global temperatures is to reduce levels of the carbon-dioxide emissions that contribute to global warming.


Question: Who was Magnus Schamyl Bauman?

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Question: Respond in 23 words. What were the qurchis?

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“It is unusual that a candidate who received just 1 percent of the vote is seeking a recount, especially when there is no evidence of hacking or fraud, or even a credible allegation of any tampering.
“The cost of this recount to Michigan taxpayers could easily reach into the millions of dollars. Based on Wisconsin’s estimate, Michigan taxpayers could be paying $4 million despite the $1 million the Green Party nominee must pay to have the recount.


Question: Explain the connections between wealthy Conservative donors, Brexit campaigns and senior Conservative politicians.

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 Explain the connections between wealthy Conservative donors, Brexit campaigns and senior Conservative politicians.

Theresa May’s Conservative Party has taken £5.3 million from donors that handed millions to the Vote Leave campaign.
The donations could constitute a conflict of interest as the Conservatives face calls to launch a full investigation into Vote Leave in light of an Electoral Commission ruling that they broke the law by exceeding spending limits.
It also raises further questions about the cooperation of senior Conservative figures with a possible police investigation. Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab, Trade Secretary Liam Fox, Michael Gove and Boris Johnson all sat on Vote Leave’s campaign committee and could face questioning.
Fifteen of the Conservative Party’s top donors donated £3,757,000 to Vote Leave in the referendum, and since then have handed Theresa May’s Conservatives a further £5,287,740.
The Bamford family, owners of excavator firm JCB, are one of the biggest donors to the Conservative Party. As well as financially supporting Vote Leave in the referendum, Lord Bamford wrote to his staff telling them to back Brexit.
City tycoon Peter Cruddas was a Conservative Party Treasurer until he was reported to have “corruptly offered access to David Cameron in exchange for donations”, and he remains a significant donor to the party. As well as donating to Vote Leave himself, he worked as the campaign’s co-treasurer.
Hedge fund billionaire Michael Hintze used to dine with David Cameron and used to offer Brexiteer Trade Secretary Liam Fox rides in his private jet. Ahead of the referendum, it was reported that hedge funds stood to “bank million more pounds a year in the event of a so-called ‘Brexit’”.
Another multi-millionaire hedge fund chief, Michael Farmer was a former Tory treasurer and bankrolled his Bullingdon Boy son’s Oxford University Conservative club. In October he warned Theresa May against “another unsatisfactory and unfavourable deal” with Europe, and claimed that a no deal Brexit could “free” and “challenge” Britain.
Property and motoring billionaire Lord Edmiston was made a Tory life peer in 2011. He has since quit the Lords but continues to support the party financially. At the referendum he announced he would be giving a total of £1 million to various Brexit campaigns, accepting that Brexit would cause a “re-adjustment” but convinced that a “world of opportunity” would “open up for business once it is unshackled from burdensome EU regulation”.
David Ord, millionaire owner of the Bristol Port Company, received a knighthood after giving £930,000 to the Conservatives. He signed a letter in June telling Theresa May to “issue instructions to UK authorities to accelerate their preparations for no deal”.
Eton-educated billionaire Henry Keswick is a member of the Keswick family who own the Jardine Matheson trading company and originally made their fortune in Victorian Britain’s Opium Wars with China. He and his wife have donated significant sums to the Tories, but has said little of his reasons for bankrolling the Vote Leave campaign.
Multimillionaire City asset manager Jeremy Hosking used his influence with the Conservatives to call on Theresa May to resign to save Brexit in May. He funded Brexiteer Conservative candidates going up against Remain MPs in the 2017 election as part of a bid to secure Brexit, despite the fact he admits “there might be some short-term economic pain”.
Tory leadership hopeful Boris Johnson has accepted a £50,000 donation from a millionaire financier.
Jennie Formby will be confirmed as Labour's next General Secretary on Tuesday when the NEC rubber-stamps her appointment.
Chris Williamson's time in local government suggests the firebrand opposition MP was a pragmatic councillor when in power, boasting of setting up PFI deals and opposing criticism of New Labour's ID Cards scheme.


Question: Please provide a brief description of the village of Yar-Bishkadak. Respond briefly.

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Yar-Bishkadak () is a rural locality (a village) in Ishimbaysky District, Bashkortostan, Russia. The population was 539 as of 2010. There are 5 streets.


Question: Explain why Hyundai is transitioning from fuel cells to electric cars. Respond in 14 sentences.

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In a bizarre move today, several media outlets, like Reuters and BBC, are reporting that Korean automaker Hyundai is announcing a ‘shift’ to electric vehicles and confirmed a new “long-range” premium sedan by 2021.
But that’s something Hyundai already confirmed months ago.
Ahead of South Korea’s auto show in March, the company had already announced an all-electric Genesis sedan for 2021 and further investments in electric vehicles.
Before the Genesis hits the market, the first vehicle to use their new electric platform is expected to be a SUV – a prototype was spotted earlier this year – which will be an electric version of the new Kona.
The Kona Electric is expected during the second half of 2018 in Korea with range of 390 km (242 miles).
It’s unclear why it is being reported as news today, when that information came out months ago.
A potential explanation is that people are surprised to hear about new EVs from Hyundai as they still say that hydrogen fuel cell is the future of zero-emission vehicles.
After all, they unveil a new fuel cell vehicle today. An actual vehicle always outweighs announcements of future vehicles.
Hyundai executives recently said that they still see potentials for fuel cell hydrogen vehicles, but they don’t think it will take off until 2025. On the other hand, they see electric vehicles representing 10% of Hyundai’s sales by 2025.
It’s in line with previous comments from company officials saying: “we are making electric plug-ins until hydrogen fuel cell vehicles take hold”.
Hyundai is definitely among the automakers still entrenched in fuel cell hydrogen, but who are slowly succumbing to physics and going electric. I just don’t think that re-announcing already announced EVs is a good example of it- increasing the production of the Ioniq Electric would be a better example.


Question: What does PETA do?

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PETA’s animal protection work brings together members of the scientific, judicial, and legislative communities to stop abusive practices. Aided by thorough investigative work, congressional involvement, consumer boycotts, and international media coverage, PETA achieves long-term changes that improve the quality of life for, and prevent the deaths of, countless animals.
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Question: Name five environmental books published in October 2020.

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Books coming out this month include a series of terrifying climate-change novellas and a look at the occupation of Oregon’s Malheur Wildlife Refuge.
Publishers have filled October with an amazing array of new environmental books, some of which provide roadmaps to a greener future, others of which offer scares just in time for Halloween. Here you’ll find our picks for the best books of the month — our biggest list to date. They include titles covering everything from ecotourism to energy, and from the terror of climate change to the ideologies that tear us apart.
Path of the Puma: The Remarkable Resilience of the Mountain Lion by Jim Williams and Ghostwalker: Tracking a Mountain Lion’s Soul through Science and Story by Leslie Patten — Two new books on North America’s little-understood big cats, each taking us on a journey to examine how mountain lions were nearly wiped out, how they managed to came back from the brink, and what their future now holds.
Pandas to Penguins: Ethical Encounters With Animals at Risk by Melissa Gaskill — When done right, ecotourism should benefit both wildlife and people. This book (by a Revelator contributor) provides examples of more than two dozen wildlife tourism options that do just that while giving visitors a chance to see (and help) some of the world’s endangered species before they disappear forever.
What We Know About Climate Change by Kerry Emanuel — Written by an award-winning atmospheric scientist, the updated version of this essential book offers a concise explanation about what’s going on with global warming and how we can turn the tide.
The Big Stall: How Big Oil and Think Tanks Are Blocking Action on Climate Change in Canada by Donald Gutstein — What, you thought only U.S. companies were to blame? This book examines how the Trudeau government has failed on climate and how readers around the world can challenge other politicians to do better.
Ecology, Ethics, and Interdependence: The Dalai Lama in Conversation With Leading Thinkers on Climate Change edited by John D. Dunne and Daniel Goleman — I think the title of this one says it all.
Walking to the Sun: A Journey Through America’s Energy Landscapes by Tom Haines — The author, an award-winning journalist, spent four years trekking through hundreds of miles of oil fields, coal mines, solar arrays and wind turbines to learn about the present and future of the country’s energy systems and the people who work on and live around them.
Learning to Die: Wisdom in the Age of Climate Crisis by Robert Bringhurst and Jan Zwicky — How does the death of the individual compare to the death of the planet? Two big-thinking intellectuals bring their disparate philosophies to this little (105-page) book.
“The Warmer Collection” — Seven short stories and novellas about climate change, published individually in Kindle e-book format by Amazon.com. The series, coming Oct. 30, runs the genre gamut, but most take a science-fiction or horror approach to this terrifying topic. The authors include Pulitzer Prize-winner Jane Smiley and bestseller Jess Walter.
Diet for a Changing Climate: Food for Thought by Christy Mihaly and Sue Heavenrich — Are your kids hungry for eco-friendly solutions to the climate crisis? This book offers some good ones — as long as they’re willing to eat insects, weeds and invasive species.
Storm Lake: A Chronicle of Change, Resilience, and Hope From a Heartland Newspaper by Art Cullen — The author won the Pulitzer Prize last year for his coverage of how the agricultural industry poisoned the lakes and rivers around Storm Lake, Iowa. This is his story, as well as that of the newspaper he co-owns the people affected by this toxic legacy.
Dirt to Soil: One Family’s Journey Into Regenerative Agriculture by Gabe Brown — A tasty memoir about how weather-related crop disasters pushed a farmer to step away from pesticides and fertilizers toward new techniques that revitalized his farm’s ecosystem, starting with its life-giving soil.
Wildly Successful Farming: Sustainability and the New Agricultural Land Ethic by Brian DeVore — How farmers in the Midwest have changed their agriculture techniques to benefit both their crop and the ecosystem.
Sagebrush Collaboration: How Harney County Defeated the Takeover of the Malheur Wildlife Refuge by Peter Walker — A deep dive into dark days in southern Oregon, and an essential read in a time when America’s public lands remain under constant threat (and when one of the takeover participants is running for governor of Nevada).
Prius or Pickup? How the Answers to Four Simple Questions Explain America’s Great Divide by Marc Hetherington and Jonathan Weiler — Are we irreconcilably different on our attitudes about climate change and other issues, or are we just manipulated into believing that?
Did we miss any of your recent favorites? Feel free to post your own recommendations in the comments.


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The 2009 LA Tennis Open (also known as the LA Tennis Open presented by Farmers Insurance Group for sponsorship reasons) was a tennis tournament played on outdoor hard courts. It was the 83rd edition of the event known that year as the LA Tennis Open and was part of the ATP World Tour 250 series of the 2009 ATP World Tour. It took place at the Los Angeles Tennis Center in Los Angeles, California, United States, from July 27 through August 2, 2009. The LA Tennis Open was the second ATP stop of the 2009 US Open Series.
In addition to the singles and doubles events, a Legends Invitational Singles competition was held, featuring Michael Chang, Stefan Edberg and Jim Courier, winner of the competition at the 2008 Countrywide Classic. The LA Tennis Open kicked off with the "Millennium Challenge" featuring Pete Sampras returning to the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) to play Marat Safin in a rematch of their 2000 US Open final, won by the Russian 6–4, 6–3, 6–3. Fourteen-time Grand Slam champion Sampras, who held the World No. 1 ranking for a record 286 weeks, was recognized as the 2009 LA Tennis Open Tournament Honoree.


Question: Describe the video game Fortnite.

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The online video game Fortnite is a constant source of chatter, prompting schools to issue warnings.
On one day this winter, more than 3.4 million people around the globe played online video game Fortnite simultaneously. And many of them were teens.
The result is addictive — and, for educators, an enormous distraction.
In Missouri, a science teacher and coach has started confiscating smartphones from students caught playing Fortnite in class. Administrators at one British school sent a text urging parents to banish the game, saying it is "unsuitable for Primary pupils and needs to be banned at home," according to The Sun newspaper.
Maker Epic Games is aware of the problems. The company added a warning to the game's loading screen asking students not to play during class.
Fortnite started as a cooperative game where players team together to fend off a zombie apocalypse sparked by a world-ending storm. In September, Cary, N.C.-based Epic launched Fortnite Battle Royale, a free-to-play version featuring the popular game style battle royale, which essentially puts a contest like The Hunger Games into a video game.
By late March it was the top-selling iPhone app in the United States, the United Kingdom and 11 other countries, according to PC Games News.
It's attracted some high-profile players, adding to the buzz. A recent match pitted the rappers Drake and Travis Scott against JuJu Smith-Schuster, a wide receiver with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and Tyler Blevins, a professional gamer who goes by the username “Ninja.” More than 600,000 viewers followed the match on live-streaming website Twitch.com, a record.
The game’s only boundary is age — it is played by young people, almost exclusively.
Christian Nole was one of 15 people who gathered at the Gamers Paradise video arcade in River Vale, N.J. on a Friday afternoon for a Fortnite tournament. The top prize: $100 cash for the player with the most kills.
Contestants included Evan Vomero, 18, a senior who plays video games competitively for prize money.
Another contestant was Roman Parrotta, 11, a sixth-grader from Tappan, New York.
Watching a Fortnite game for the first time is a disorienting experience. Shootouts come in quick bursts and end in seconds. The entire world spins, jerks and zooms with the slightest twitch of the player’s thumb on the controller.
After an hour, the game comes into focus. Yes, Fortnite occupies a post-apocalyptic world in which a storm has killed 98% of the earth's population, leaving those who remain to kill zombies or one another other, depending on which mode one chooses to play. It is a violent free-for-all in which 100 players board a flying blue school bus suspended from a hot air balloon (not important, don’t ask), skydive onto an island, scavenge for weapons, build forts for protection, and kill anyone they encounter.
The last one standing wins. It all sounds pretty grim.
After one’s eyes acclimate, however, Fortnite reveals itself to be playful, even lovely. Avatars resemble cartoon characters. Cars are rendered in exaggerated form, like a Hot Wheels set. Players can dress up in pink bunny suits, ride rockets, and bash buildings to bits swinging a rainbow-colored battle ax shaped like a unicorn’s head.
In the countryside, players splash through steel-blue streams. They hunt each other through tall grass that curls in the wind.
For Mulvaney, Fortnite became a compulsion. In March, he said, he played it every moment he could. Now he’s pacing himself.


Question: What is the latest news coming out of Gaza? Respond in 14 sentences.

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GAZA CITY (Ma'an) -- Hamas, the de facto ruling party of the besieged Gaza Strip, has rejected a decree purportedly made by Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas, which exempts the Gazan population from paying taxes to the PA.
According to Yousif al-Kayyali, the finance minister of the Hamas-run government, which Hamas refers to as an administrative committee, Abbas decided that residents of the small Palestinian territory were exempt from paying all taxes and governmental service fees to official departments and establishments of the Ramallah-based, Fatah-led PA.
A number of officials close to the PA declined to comment on the issue, but a hard copy of the decree was obtained by Ma'an in Gaza, which said that Palestinians in Gaza were entirely exempted from the obligation of paying additional taxes, including income tax, taxes on imported goods, and property tax.
The document said that "every act that goes against or violates this order will be canceled," and said the decree was put into action "the day it was declared." However, two dates appeared on the document: a stamp for April 2, 2017, and a written signature for May 2, 2017.
Al-Kayyali said in a statement Saturday evening that Hamas rejected the executive order due to it not being approved by the Palestinian parliament, the Palestinian Legislative Council, and said that Hamas leadership would refuse to implement the decision.
"We view this issue from a purely legal perspective, and independent of any political disputes. This decision can only pass through the Legislative Council," said al-Kayyali.
The 2007 decree, also issued by Abbas, sought to amend the tax law to exempt Gazans from paying income taxes, and was not implemented by the Hamas government.
Critics have accused Hamas of lack of transparency in tax collection and using the funds to pay Hamas employees rather than spending the revenue on services for Gaza citizens, who suffer from deepening poverty, unemployment, and insecurity.
Palestinian leadership has repeatedly failed to follow through on promises of reconciliations, as both Fatah and Hamas have frequently blamed each other for numerous political failures, and tensions have only continued to escalate between the two factions in recent weeks.
Earlier this week, Hamas security forces in Gaza arrested several Fatah leaders from the northern Gaza Strip, while several others were summoned for interrogation and subsequently detained, allegedly in order to prevent the Fatah officials from taking place in a march planned in support of Abbas and hunger-striking Palestinian prisoners.
The Fatah march was organized just one day after Hamas suspended schools and government offices in Gaza to encourage people to take part in rallies they organized to voice opposition to Abbas, who has been president since 2005 and faces growing unpopularity.
Meanwhile, an ongoing electricity crisis in Gaza, PA-imposed cuts to the salaries of civil servants in Gaza, and the fact that the PA has decided to move forward with local elections in the West Bank, despite being boycotted by Hamas and other factions, have further exacerbated an already dismal political situation that began with Hamas’ 2006 election victory and subsequent takeover of Gaza.
“The Palestinian Authority, Israel, and indeed Hamas -- who have controlled Gaza for a decade now -- have obligations as duty-bearers for the welfare of Gaza's residents and must live up to their responsibilities,” he said.


Question: Describe the global healthcare biometrics market.

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A new report focusing on the healthcare biometrics market predicts that the sector was valued at USD 1.2 billion in 2012 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 25.9% from 2013 to 2019, to reach an estimated value of USD 5.8 billion in 2019.
Published by Transparency Market Research the report explains how the technology is used in the healthcare industry for the purpose of patient and medical staff verification and access control.
The authors say that rapid technological advancements in healthcare infrastructure, increasing accuracy and performance levels, along with reduced complexity and cost of biometric devices are some of the major factors driving the biometrics growth in healthcare. Furthermore, growing preference for reducing healthcare expenditure by minimizing the risk of security breaches and medical identity theft with the use of biometrics, support the growing acceptance of biometric systems in the healthcare industry worldwide.
The global healthcare biometrics market can be categorized into biometric technologies and their applications in various authentication processes. Fingerprint recognition technology is the most prominently used biometric technology and will make up more than 50% percent of biometrics demand in healthcare industry through 2019, it is predicted.
Meanwhile, hand, vein, face and iris recognition are expected to witness fastest growth. Demand for these products will benefit from more strict government regulations and industry standards covering the safety, security, and functional features of biometric systems. Logical access control, physical access control and transaction authentication are the three prime application areas of healthcare biometrics. Use of logical access is essential for user's authentication to permit access to computer systems in hospitals and healthcare facilities. Thus, in terms of allocations, the logical access control segment is expected to dominate the global healthcare biometrics market during the given forecast period of 2013 to 2019.
Geographically, North America is expected to remain the largest market for healthcare biometrics technologies. Currently, North America along with Europe capture more than 75% of the market share. In the developing world, Asia-Pacific region will provide the largest and most diverse sales opportunities for biometrics security solutions in the healthcare sector due to budding domestic and export markets for nationally produced biometric devices.


Question: Who is Matt Ouimet? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Matt Ouimet is travel executive, certified public accountant and executive chairman of Cedar Fair Entertainment Company, a publicly traded company that owns 11 amusement parks in the United States and Canada.


Question: What are the streaming hours for the channel?

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CLICK UNMUTE IN LOWER LEFT AREA OF VIDEO PLAYER FOR AUDIO!
Monday - Friday: 4:30 a.m. to 10 a.m.; 5 to 6:30 p.m.; 10 to 11:00 p.m.
Saturday - Sunday: 6 to 7 p.m.; 10 to 11 p.m.
We also stream press conferences and other breaking news coverage from time to time. Thanks for watching!


Question: Have you heard about Jerry Wolkowitz?

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A story that is unlikely to garner mainstream attention, however, is the death of Jerry Wolkowitz, a New Jersey freelance photographer who was attacked six months ago for his race, according to police.
Wolkowitz was hit from behind while he was in the parking lot of his apartment complex. Jamil S. Hubbard hit Wolkowitz on his head and face, and then dragged him into the parking lot. Hubbard then ran Wolkowitz over with his own car, before stealing the journalist’s vehicle and fleeing the scene, prosecutors said.
"The investigation determined that the defendant targeted the victim because of his race," said Chris Swendeman, a Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office spokesman, after the attack initially occurred. Hubbard, who is black, did not know Wolkowitz previously.
Wolkowitz spent the next six months in a vegetative state in the hospital. A GoFundMe page was started to help pay for his hospital bills and had raised $14,449 of a $25,000 goal at the time of this writing. Wolkowitz died on Oct. 18.
Wolkowitz was a reporter and a life member of the Freehold, NJ First Aid and Rescue Squad, where he mentored young EMTs.


Question: Respond in 7 sentences. What is 1-octanol?

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1-Octanol, also known as octan-1-ol, is the organic compound with the molecular formula CH3(CH2)7OH. It is a fatty alcohol. Many other isomers are also known generically as octanols. 1-Octanol is manufactured for the synthesis of esters for use in perfumes and flavorings. It has a pungent odor. Esters of octanol, such as octyl acetate, occur as components of essential oils. It is used to evaluate the lipophilicity of pharmaceutical products.


Question: What is the EU's stance on Brexit negotiations?

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Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission, delivers his speech at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, 03 October 2017.
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker joined MEPs along with the EU’s Brexit chief negotiator Michel Barnier in Strasbourg plenary to debate the current state of talks between the EU-27 and the UK, four rounds after talks have started in Brussels.
As for the EU executive chief, president Juncker reiterated the EU’s stance that it’s too early to move onto trade discussions because there hasn’t been sufficient progress on separation issues, such as citizens’ rights and the UK’s financial settlement.
As for the UK Prime Minister Theresa May’s speech in Florence, Juncker suggested that it “struck an optimistic tone” and was “conciliatory”. However, the Commission president repeated that sufficient progress on priority issues has not yet been made, and that “speeches are not negotiating positions”.
As for the initial guarantees that the EU seeks before moving to the next level of talks, Juncker said that guaranteeing a role for the EU’s Court of Justice (ECJ) is “indispensable” and still on the table. “I am pleased that Prime Minister May and her team recognise that the UK has financial obligations which it must respect,” said Juncker. “The devil will be, as always, in the detail. But the taxpayers of the EU27 should not pay for the British decision,” he added.
As for Ireland, “we can only talk of solutions that fully respect EU law and the Good Friday Agreement,” said Juncker, denying to go to much more detail as negotiations continue next week, leaving the floor to Barnier to inform MEPs thoroughly.


Question: What is the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation (MESRI) in France? Respond briefly.

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The Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation ("Ministère de l'Enseignement supérieur, de la Recherche et de l'Innovation", MESRI) is a ministry (government department) of France overseeing university-level education and research. The department has its head office in the 5th arrondissement of Paris. As of 2017 Frédérique Vidal is the minister of this department.


Question: Describe Seance Magazine.

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Seance Magazine - a quarterly magazine devoted to spirit magic - was published from fall 1988 until summer of 1991, a total of 12 issues. This is a facsimile reproduction including every published page and every tipped in sheet of advertisement.
This magazine is considered one of the best publications on theatrical seances with contributions by legends such as Eugene Burger, Tony Andruzzi, Phil Goldstein (Max Maven), T.A. Waters, Punx, Bob Baker, Lee Earle, Jim Magus, and others, and of course Scott Davis himself. It is a great source for performances during Halloween and other spooky or bizarre performances.
IN THE DARK by "Dr. Dees"
1st edition 1988-1991, 226 pages.


Question: "Describe Zygocera canosa."

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Zygocera canosa is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Wilhelm Ferdinand Erichson in 1842. It is known from Tasmania and Australia.