Question: Explain the ImageTragick security flaw and the current situation regarding patched versions of ImageMagick.

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Breaking News: Patched versions of ImageMagick now available.
FOSS Force has now learned that the ImageTragick hole has been patched in versions 7.0.1-2 and 6.9.4-0. Websites using ImageMagick are urged to upgrade.
Security researchers are reporting that cracker/hackers are currently taking advantage of ImageTragick, the easy to exploit security vulnerability in ImageMagick, a popular open source image manipulation tool used by many websites. However, so far the attacks don’t appear to be widespread.
FOSS Force first reported on this security bug on May 3. The hole allows an attacker to gain access to a website’s server by uploading a malicious payload disguised as an image file by way of a file name extension. Help Net Security reported today that on Friday the vulnerability was patched in ImageMagick versions 7.0.1-2 and 6.9.4-0.
While the fact that most CMSes don’t use ImageMagick by default has doubtlessly helped keep exploits of this vulnerability from — excuse us — going viral, there might be a danger that inexperienced bloggers hosting their own sites may be lulled into believing they’re safe when they’re actually at risk, as ImageMagick may still be active on their sites.
For example, the popular WordPress platform, perhaps the most likely to be used by inexperienced users because of its ease of installation and use, doesn’t use ImageMagick by default. However, when FOSS Force took a cursory look at plugins available for the platform, we immediately found seven plugins used by at least 17,000 sites that at least partially replace WordPress’ default image processor with ImageMagick.
The content delivery network CloudFlare, which is used by FOSS Force, also reports that it’s concerned about the vulnerability and has begun filtering image uploads to the client sites that employ its firewall.
Editor’s note: Article was updated Tuesday May 10, 2016 at 2:32 p.m. EDT to include information about availability of patched versions of ImageMagick.


Question: What is going on with the F-35 and other Pentagon programs?

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The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has recommended that Congress withhold funding for the F-35 program, saying the jet fighter is plagued with almost 1,000 deficiencies that must be resolved before production can begin.
The shortcomings include an ejector seat that can cause neck injuries, an unusable helmet-mounted display system, failing oxygen-supply systems and a mid-air refuelling probe that can break off during use. In total, the F-35 had 996 unresolved deficiencies as of January. Of these, 111 were considered ‘Category 1’ deficiencies - faults and flaws that could seriously jeopardize user safety or security.
With the F-35 due to enter full-rate production next year, at a cost of $10.4 billion per year for the next two decades, the GAO has recommended that no funds be made available for the next phase of production until these issues are fixed and until the Pentagon makes a sound business case for the funds.
The F-35 has been in development at Lockheed Martin since 2001, and it has been dogged by delays and surging costs ever since then. At an estimated lifetime cost of $1.4 trillion, it is the most expensive weapons development program in history.
The structure of the F-35 development program has shifted several times throughout its lifespan, as costs began to mount. The GAO report partially blames the Pentagon and developer Lockheed Martin’s ‘concurrency’ model, under which the plane was being tested while new components were being produced, instead of being built to spec with proven components. Problems with individual components then led to delays and cost increases overall.
While the cost of the F-35 has been staggering, its story is a familiar one of waste and mismanagement at the Pentagon. In another report released last month, the GAO found that America’s new nuclear bomb, the B-61-12, will cost the government $10 billion, $2.4 billion more than the $7.6 billion touted by the National Nuclear Security Administration.
“I cannot right now look you in the eye and say that we can tell you that every penny in the past has been spent in a strategically sound manner,” Defense Secretary James Mattis told a class of graduating Air Force cadets in Colorado last month.
Even for a department as large and flush with cash as the Pentagon, $2.4 billion is a lot of money. This week, Mattis vowed to “clean up every problem” that an upcoming audit finds.
Mattis’ department is performing an audit this year, for the first time in its 70 year history. Over 2,000 independent accountants will pore over the Pentagon’s books to find out how a governmental department with a yearly budget of $700 billion can lose hundreds of billions of dollars to administrative waste. A full report is expected to be released in November.


Question: Describe the content and implications of the IPCC's Summary for Policymakers of its Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5°C.

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The IPCC today announced the approval of the "Summary for Policymakers" of its Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5°C. The full report will soon be released in final form, pending small changes that arose from the consideration of the Summary for Policymakers.
According to the report, limiting global warming to 1.5°C would require rapid, far-reaching and unprecedented changes in all aspects of society: "Limiting warming to 1.5°C is possible within the laws of chemistry and physics but doing so would require unprecedented changes," said Jim Skea, Co-Chair of IPCC Working Group III.
The report captures the current state of science and was produced by all three IPCC Working Groups (that is, on the physical science basis of climate change; on impacts, adaptation and vulnerability; and on mitigation of climate change). It also includes findings on the added benefit of maintaining global warming at a level of 1.5°C when compared with higher levels: "Limiting global warming to 1.5°C compared with 2°C would reduce challenging impacts on ecosystems, human health and well-being, making it easier to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals," said Priyardarshi Shukla, Co-Chair of IPCC Working Group III.
As laid out in an earlier WCRP news article last week, WMO Chief Scientist and Research Director Pavel Kabat attended the IPCC meeting where its Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5°C was considered. There, Kabat specifically mentioned the role of WCRP in convening the global research community, both to advance our understanding of fundamental processes and to develop and continuously improve climate models. WCRP activities such as the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project are an important underpinning to climate model runs that support the IPCC reporting process.
The report on global warming of 1.5°C is accessible on the IPCC homepage. It is the latest in a series of Special Reports published on particular topics that since 1994 have supplemented the regular IPCC general Assessment Reports. In the decision text for the Paris Agreement, the UNFCCC had invited the IPCC to produce such a Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5°C, for which the IPCC now approved the Summary for Policymakers.


Question: Describe a method for composting flowers.

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A young boy and his father were walking along a beach, when suddenly they came upon thousands of starfish left stranded on the sand by the receding tide. The young boy leaned over, picked up a starfish and tossed it, like a Frisbee, back into the ocean. Then he picked up another one, and carried it to the water's edge.
Compost to plants is like a healthy gourmet dinner to us. Compared to preparing a snazzy dinner however, making compost is easy, easy, easy. To learn how to make and use compost, read my Compost Happens! article.
I have been visiting your site with great interest for a while now -- thank goodness for your sensible advice for gardening in northern parts -- I am in the north of Scotland and have many of the meteorological challenges that you face, wind, rain, cold, etc. (but no bears)!
Your list of 163 materials for the compost bin is really useful but perhaps I can add another -- a British organic gardening writer, Bob Flowerdew, swears by peeing on his compost saying that urine acts as an accelerator. Actually he refers to it rather delicately as 'recycling his cider and beer.' This isn't so easy for us women but I do encourage my husband to provide the goods! One for the list?
Yes, the nitrogen of urine is excellent for the compost pile and women CAN participate. Remember the peepot? You're too young. But in the 40's when i visited my grandmother who had no indoor plumbing, we had a pot for night visits. I now use a plastic tub on the closed toilet lid and catch a few ounces during the night. Then put the tub in the bottom of the shower and catch the shower water. All can be dumped on the compost. I live in a 2-story house and must carry the tub down... haven't dropped it yet. Yikes.
Use compost on your flowers, and they'll be happy, too.


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. Describe the life and works of Friedrich Mosbrugger.

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Friedrich Mosbrugger, also known as Fritz Moosbrugger (19 September 1804 in Konstanz – 17 October 1830 in Saint Petersburg) was a German portrait and genre painter in the Realistic style. He came from a family that had a widespread reputation as builders, plasterers and painters.


Question: Describe the joint interview between Journey and Def Leppard musicians.

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JOURNEY guitarist Neal Schon has hit out at record companies for hoarding the lion’s share of profits from streaming services.
In a joint interview with Def Leppard singer Joe Elliott simulcast on Sirius XM and Facebook Live, the 63-year-old described his band’s share of revenue from the streaming of their 1981 hit “Don’t Stop Believin'” as “minuscule”.
“I’m OK in the fact that people can get it so easily – but I’m really not OK with the laws still,” said Schon. “I know that they’re working on them because we’ve got attorneys that are working on them.
“What is happening is that labels are doing really extremely well again, where they were going out of business.
“They’re doing well off our money. They’ve got these pads, three million dollar offices, signing bands, having money to mess around with.
The interview was convened to promote a 58-date North American tour by Journey and Def Leppard which begins on May 21.
He said the band divided its repertoire into A, B and C lists in order of popularity – and that playing anything off the C list created problems with fans who become upset the track was performed at one venue and not another.
Elliott said a third band would be added only for stadium dates.


Question: What events are happening at the LRF Heritage and Education Centre this summer?

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This summer, the LRF Heritage and Education Centre are holding a series of FREE summer lectures that delve deeper into the story and history of the Lloyd's Register. These talks form part of a new programme of events to get more people engaged with our archive and collections and help fulfil our mission to advance education for the benefit of society.
2018 marks the centenary of the end of the First World War, a campaign which cost millions of lives and ushered in the age of modern warfare. The Lloyd's Register and its employees played an integral role in the war and our records tell a fascinating story. Inevitably, members of LR staff 'joined colours' and fought in the war. Fifteen of these men died either in battle or as a result of their injuries and are commemorated on our memorial.
The legacy of the First World War is still relevant today and to mark the end of the war, the HEC team will be delivering a lecture exploring the lives and stories of the men commemorated on our memorial as well as the role Lloyd's Register played in the war.
There will be a drinks reception from 17.30 with the lecture beginning at 18.00.


Question: Describe the purpose, features and partners of the Atlas of Algonquian Languages. Respond in 24 sentences.

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The Atlas allows you to listen to various phrases spoken in many different Algonquian languages like Cree, Innu, Ojibwe, etc.
To hear a phrase, click on the markers e.g. on the map. Each marker indicates where the speaker is from, and should be representative of the language spoken in that area (see Legend). There are also two buttons in the bottom-right of the map that play the English and French versions of the phrase.
At any time, only one phrase is shown. To change the phrase, use the two boxes in the upper-right of the map. The top one allows you to change what category of phrases you wish you listen to (for a total of 21 conversations topics), while the bottom one allows you to select a particular phrase. Categories and phrases are arranged according to a language learning progression.
You can move around on the map and zoom in to particular regions using the map controls in the upper-left.
You can download soundfiles corresponding to the languages and dialects of your choice for different categories by clicking on the 'Download' button in the bottom menu bar.
This menu bar also allows you to access a French interface, to view the map legend, suggestions for classroom use, and credits, or to find out more about how this atlas was created.
This web site uses a Cree syllabic fonts .
If ᐧᐋᒋᔦ does not look like	 , then you need to install a Cree syllabic font.
If the sounds do not work, you may need to install .
One of our goals is also to create contacts between curriculum developers, language specialists and lexicographers of Algonquian languages, with a focus on on-line language resources and dictionaries.
We investigate user-friendly and culturally appropriate computing interfaces and database structures. We encourage dialogue, share our Open Source programs, and provide linguistic and computer training and technical support.
This project is a fertile ground for knowledge transfer and mutual inspiration, with all parties working in a collaborative spirit. Our ultimate goal is to make sure that the beautiful Algonquian languages and the cultures they embody will be heard and spoken by many more generations to come.
This project was co-created in 2005 by Prof. Junker, from Carleton University, Prof. MacKenzie from Memorial University, the Department of Cree Programs of the Cree School Board in Quebec, the Gift of Language and Culture (Saskatchewan Cree), the Innu Education Authority in Labrador, and l'Institut Tshakapesh (formerly Institut culturel et éducatif montagnais) in Quebec. The first phase (2005-2009) of the project was funded by a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council grant #856-2004-1028.
The current phase (2010-2014), funded by SSHRC grant # 856-2009-0081 involves all original partners and co-creators, as well as new co-investigators: Prof. Arok Wolvengrey from First Nation University, Prof. Rand Valentine from University of Wisconsin & Lakehead University, and Prof. Nicole Rosen, University of Lethbridge. Additional partner organizations are: Le Conseil de la Nation Atikamekw, the Naskapi Development Corporation, and the Membertou First Nation (Mi'kmaw).


Question: Please provide an analysis of how the slogan "weaponising anti-semitism" relates to the current debate around anti-semitism and its role in defending Israel's interests.

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The silencing of critics of Israel using anti-semitism as the pretext is far from restricted to the current wave of attacks on Jeremy Corbyn and his Labour party. It is now used to intimidate anyone who steps out of line on Israel. Once we raged against the conflation of anti-semitism and anti-Zionism. We have so lost that battle that it is now standard operating procedure for Israel’s apologists to conflate anti-semitism with simple criticisms of the current ultra-nationalist Israeli government.
Here is an illustration of our defeat, reported in the Israeli daily Haaretz. It concerns what would in other circumstances be a fairly standard satirical cartoon: this one published by the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung about Israel winning the Eurovision song contest last week. Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is shown on stage dressed as Israel’s winning singer, Netta, and proclaiming “Next year in Jerusalem!”.
After the usual outcry, the cartoonist, Dieter Hanitzsch, was sacked. No Charlie Hebdo-style concerns about free speech on this occasion, it seems.
As has become familiar in these cases, Wolfgang Krach, editor-in-chief of the Süddeutsche Zeitung, seemed unsure himself whether the cartoon was actually anti-semitic. But presumably he thought it better to fire the cartoonist just to be on the safe side. Let’s hope Hanitzsch can take Krach and his newspaper to the cleaners at a labour tribunal.
One critic, Jonas Mueller-Töwe, who sounds like Germany’s version of Jonathan Freedland, has claimed that “a Jewish star” – that would be Israel’s emblem of the Star of David – on a rocket held by Netanyahu suggests that “behind every war, Jewish interests are hiding”. Instead we could simply trust our eyes, which provide a different meaning: that Israel, a highly militarised state, won the Eurovision song contest at the same time as it was devastating Gaza – again – and will now be able to use its hosting of a popular cultural event in Jerusalem next year to whitewash its war crimes.
Before we get too exercised about the significance of every detail, we should remember that political cartoons, by their very nature, need to use symbols as shorthand for more complex ideas. We demand the impossible from a cartoonist if we expect them to offer us political satire while denying them the possibility of using symbols.
So what is anti-semitic about the cartoon? It’s not about Jews, it’s about the Israeli prime minister and his war agenda. And Netanyahu’s purportedly “oversized nose, ears and lips” are surely well within the normal bounds of a caricature. Do we really want to impose a unique demand on cartoonists when dealing with Israel’s leaders of drawing anatomically precise images?
The problem here, as with the anti-semitism “crisis” debate about the Labour party, is that it is totally divorced from any sense of proportion or reality. The question we ought to be asking in a case like this is: what kind of satirical cartoon lambasting Israel could ever satisfy the criteria being demanded by the current anti-semitism watchdogs?
And in consequence, what cartoonist is going to dare to deploy their satirical skills against Israel when the response is invariably going to lead to their being accused of anti-semitism and possibly losing their career and their reputation?
That is precisely what weaponising anti-semitism means. It hands Israel a get-out-of-jail-free card. It intimidates opinion formers – journalists, cartoonists, comedians, politicians, civil society leaders, human rights activists – by making the issue of Israel so toxic that none dare touch it. One need only look to the BBC to see the result: a mix of anaemic fence-sitting and outright censorship when covering Israel.
As Archbishop Desmond Tutu famously reminded us: “If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.” A submission to those who abuse anti-semitism to make Israel unassailable entails terrifying consequences for the Palestinians. It requires that, after decades of betraying them, we in the west once again turn a blind to their suffering. And, as was highlighted last week in Israel’s slaughter of Gaza’s unarmed protesters, it clears the path to a future in which Israel can and will commit ever graver outrages against the Palestinians.
This article was posted on Tuesday, May 22nd, 2018 at 6:10pm and is filed under Censorship, Freedom of Expression/Speech, Germany, Israel, Narrative, The Lobby.


Question: Describe the effects of climate change on recent hurricane activity.

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Record-breaking ocean heat and other factors linked to climate change fueled Hurricane Harvey last year, according to a new report. The findings come amid initial forecasts indicating this year’s hurricane season could be far worse, with affected areas like Puerto Rico and Southeast Texas still a long way from recovery.
New analysis led by the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) indicates that warming waters off the Gulf of Mexico in the weeks before Hurricane Harvey allowed the storm to supercharge in August 2017. Published in Earth’s Future and funded by the U.S. Department of Energy and the National Science Foundation, the report confirms what scientists have long speculated: that climate change plays a role in exacerbating hurricanes.
This study comes just a few weeks away from the beginning of the 2018 hurricane season and builds upon prior research tracing the connection between hurricanes and climate change. Harvey developed in relative isolation with regards to its location and timing, providing scientists with a unique opportunity to study the hurricane. Previous studies have found climate change fueled Harvey’s historic rainfall, but the new analysis directly links record heat in the ocean to the storm.
The Gulf of Mexico itself is hurricane-prone, but in the time leading up to Harvey, the area experienced its warmest temperatures ever recorded. That allowed for increased moisture, sparking a much larger-than-average storm and allowing for a torrential downpour of rain after it stalled over the sprawling city of Houston. More than 60 inches of rain were recorded in the region, the most ever documented in U.S. history.
“While hurricanes occur naturally, human‐caused climate change is supercharging them and exacerbating the risk of major damage,” the study explains.
Another study published in Geophysical Research Letters last Thursday found that Atlantic hurricanes are intensifying at a far greater speed than they did three decades ago. The study, conducted by researchers at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, analyzed how quickly wind speed accelerated in various storms. Modern hurricanes, the researchers concluded, are accelerating 13 miles per hour faster per day than they did 30 years ago.
That’s ominous news for a number of hurricane-prone communities. Florida is still rebuilding following Hurricane Irma, which hit the state last September. Much of Southeast Texas has not fully recovered from Harvey, which is tied with Hurricane Katrina as the costliest tropical storm on record. NOAA estimates that the storm cost upwards of $125 billion in addition to destroying at least 300,000 structures. More than 100 deaths have been connected to the hurricane.
Worst off is Puerto Rico, which has spent eight months attempting to recover from Hurricane Maria, as well as Irma. Maria struck the island in September as a Category 4 storm, destroying Puerto Rico’s precarious electrical grid and leaving the overwhelming majority of the island without steady access to power, water, or other basic necessities. A slow, stalled recovery effort on the island led to the longest blackout in U.S. history.
Between 20,000 and 50,000 Puerto Ricans are still without power and many lack consistent access to potable water. At least 283 schools on the island are slated to close following an exodus to the mainland and dwindling resources. With hurricane season rapidly approaching, Puerto Rican officials have begun stockpiling water and radios, in addition to purchasing back-up generators.
Atlantic hurricane season begins on June 1 and marks the period during which hurricanes are most likely to form in that ocean. During a press conference Thursday, officials insisted the island is prepared to handle the upcoming storm season and that systems are in place to inform and protect islanders. But reporters in the audience expressed skepticism.
With hurricane season less than three weeks away, time to prepare for any upcoming major storms is dwindling. And while the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has yet to provide its own predictions for the upcoming season, researchers from both North Carolina State University and Colorado State University have separately speculated that this year will see above-average activity. Up to 18 named storms could form in 2018 they predict and, of those, up to five could potentially become major hurricanes, the Guardian reported Friday.


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In-Development: Whitemane, Viper Skins, and More!
Whitemane, a new Warcraft Support Hero, is preparing to purge undeath from the Nexus in our next patch. Alongside her arrival, you can join Viper in conquering the world with new skins for Ana, Genji, and Stukov. Read on to preview all of the latest cosmetics headed to Heroes of the Storm during the week of August 7.
High Inquisitor Sally Whitemane leads the Scarlet Crusade in a never-ending war against the undead, and her next targets lie within Nexus. Purge your enemies with the Light’s cleansing flame by adding Whitemane to your collection with next week’s patch. You can also pick up her Celestial Empress skins with the Whitemane Heroic Bundle, which is available until August 20. Finally, be sure to stop by Whitemane's Hero Page to learn more about her abilities and playstyle.
Thanks to sound military tactics and the fierce loyalty of its soldiers, the Viper organization rose to power—squashing all who tried to stand in the way. Viper is always recruiting, and now you can rise through its ranks and join infamous operatives like Sidewinder, Deathfang, or even the Imperator himself! Preview new skins for Ana, Genji, and Stukov below, as well as the new Viper Dominator mount. Be sure to pick up anything that catches your eye once these items join the Nexus during the week of August 7.
Whether you’d like to pick up all of the new Viper skins at once, or you’d prefer to purchase them for each Hero individually, we’ve got you covered. The Bow Before Viper Bundle and three new skin packs will enter the collection during the week of August 7, and will remain available for gem purchase until September 3.
Whether you join Whitemane and the Scarlet Crusade, Imperator Stukov and Viper, or both, we hope you have a blast in our upcoming Heroes patch. Until next time, we’ll see you in the Nexus!


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While over half of the CopyCat malware infections on Android are located in Asia, there are over 250K infections verified in the USA. This Android malware's primary function is one you might not notice easily either. It is going about making its money by hijacking advertisement identifiers. Basically, when you see an ad on your phone, company X gets paid. You still see the same advertisement, but this malware tells the ad seller that company Y gets credit for it instead of company X. While it does not seem that the code is getting used for a more nefarious purpose at this time, it surely could be used for purposes much worse. This malware is capable of rooting your Android phone.
The malware uses two tactics to steal ad revenue-displaying fraudulent ads and stealing referrer IDs of apps installed from Google Play.
Now how do you go about getting this malware on your device? You download and install 3rd party apps NOT from the Google Play store. If you have not done that, then there is likely no reason for concern. So don't do that! And you know you should not anyway.
There's no evidence that CopyCat was distributed on Google Play, Google’s official app store.
And it seems as if this has already been handled by Google as well, although not a lot of information is giving on this. If anyone can find a reliable way to verify if you have this on your device, please pass that along as I cannot find any reliable information on how you might go about that.


Question: Respond in 1 sentences. What do you know about Mary Ann MacLean?

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Mary Ann MacLean (November 20, 1931 - November 14, 2005) was a co-founder of The Process Church of the Final Judgment.


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Question: Do you think "I Was Made For Loving You" is a great song?

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ON MAY 23, 1979, Dynasty, the seventh studio album from KISS was released. Much- maligned, but ultimately really cool, Dynasty had a more commercial and polished, less-edgier sound than any previous KISS album. That was immediately apparent with the first single, the disco-infused “I Was Made For Loving You” (co-written by Paul Stanley, who, after spending time at Studio 54 at the height of the disco era was influenced enough to write a dance song at 126 beats per minute).
If you heard it for the very first time, and didn’t know it was KISS, would you love it?


Question: Provide a summary of the release and contents of Liberty Belle and the Black Diamond Express by The Go-Betweens. Respond in 117 words.

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Liberty Belle and the Black Diamond Express, the fourth album by The Go-Betweens, was released in March 1986 in the UK on Beggars Banquet Records, the record label that would release the remainder of the original group's LPs through their break-up in 1989. The album was recorded at Berry Street Studios in London, England. The original release consisted of ten songs. The UK CD release in 1986 (BEGA 72) had the original ten tracks, plus two bonus tracks: "The Life At Hand" and "Little Joe". In 2004, LO-MAX Records released an expanded CD which included a second disc of eleven bonus tracks and music videos for the songs, "Spring Rain" and "Head Full of Steam" (Single Version).


Question: Describe the release of the Republican memo on alleged FBI and Justice Department abuses.

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The newly released Republican memo on alleged FBI and Justice Department abuses has sent advocates of the Russiagate theories into meltdown. They immediately said it was all done in Russia’s interests.
US Senator John McCain (R-Arizona) rushed to say the latest developments surrounding the FBI and the Department of Justice (DOJ) “serve no American interests – no party’s, no president’s, only Putin’s.” The life-long Russophobe even issued a special statement on the day of the memo's release, expressing his discontent with the situation.
McCain never alluded to the contents of the document itself in his statement, referring to it as “the latest attacks on the FBI and Department of Justice” instead. He then proceeded with his traditional demonization of Russia by once again accusing Moscow of a range of offenses – from hacking to spreading disinformation – all presented as self-sufficient truths, and without proof.
Democrat representatives in Congress lined up to back Pelosi. “The President’s decision to publicly release a misleading memo attacking DOJ & FBI is a transparent attempt to discredit these institutions and undermine Mueller’s probe,” said Adam Schiff (D-California), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, as he referred to Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into the Trump campaign and the alleged Russian interference in the election.
This memo is a dangerous and partisan stunt. Selectively releasing intelligence for attempted political gain is a Putin-esque tactic. Instead of attacking the FBI and DOJ, why not explain the Trump Tower meeting with Russians or try to defend POTUS attempts to obstruct justice.
The GOP memo chronicles how the FBI and the DOJ obtained a warrant to spy on Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, entirely on the basis of the so-called “Steele dossier” paid for by Hillary Clinton’s campaign through the Democratic National Committee.
The four-page memo was commissioned by House Intelligence Committee Chair Devin Nunes (R-California) in mid-January. Trump authorized its release on Friday.


Question: Respond in 7 sentences. What are neuropilins?

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There are two forms of Neuropilins, NRP-1 and NRP-2. They are transmembrane glycoproteins, and predominantly co-receptors for another class of proteins known as semaphorins. Of the semaphorins, NRP-1 and NRP-2 are specifically receptors for class-3 semaphorins, which, among many things, are responsible for axon guidance during the development of the nervous system in vertebrates.
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Question: What can you tell me about Echo Bridge Entertainment?

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Echo Bridge Entertainment is an American independent distribution company. It acquires and distributes feature films, scripted and non-scripted series, documentaries, and children’s programming for home video, digital and television in the United States and throughout the world. Since its acquisition of Alliance Atlantis International Distribution and recent distribution partnerships with Miramax, and ABC Disney/Buena Vista, Echo Bridge Entertainment has a combined portfolio of over 11,000 titles including "" (TeenNick) (a co-production with Epitome Pictures [owned by DHX Media] and Bell Media), which was until DHX Media acquired library of children’s and Family TV content in November 2014, and classic horror franchises "Halloween", "The Prophecy", "Hellraiser", "Children of the Corn" and "From Dusk Till Dawn". Another popular company called Mill Creek Entertainment was founded 7 years ago after Echo Bridge, but was founded before Platinum Disc Corp. decided to change their name to Echo Bridge Entertainment.
Echo Bridge Home Entertainment, a division of Echo Bridge Entertainment, was founded in 1995 as Platinum Disc Corporation. In 2002, Platinum acquired PM Entertainment from The Harvey Entertainment Group. In 2005, Platinum Disc Corporation and Echo Bridge Entertainment merged to form Echo Bridge Home Entertainment. In 2008, Echo Bridge acquired Alliance Atlantis International Distribution. In 2011, Echo Bridge Entertainment and Miramax have made a distribution deal in which Echo Bridge will release 251 movies from the Miramax catalog; the other 550 movies will go to Lionsgate and StudioCanal as Miramax has a similar distribution deal with them. On March 17, 2014, Echo Bridge lost the distribution rights to the Miramax titles, all of their previous releases were discontinued and any mention of Miramax and their titles were taken off the website.


Question: Who is Muhammad Khayr Bey? Respond in 6 sentences.

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Muhammad Khayr Bey () (born 5 April 1937) is a Syrian major general and the Deputy Vice President for Security Affairs of Syria. He is an important adviser to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Khayr Bey was sanctioned by the US Department of the Treasury in 2007 for "undermining the sovereignty of Lebanon or its democratic processes and institutions." The sanctions called for freezing "any assets the designees may have located in the United States", and prohibited U.S. persons from engaging in transactions with these individuals. On May 2011, the EU also sanctioned Khayr Bey due to his involvement in violence against the civilian population.
Khayr Bey was born in the city of Hama, but hails from the Alawite village of al-Laqbah near Masyaf.


Question: Have you ever had a tech support incident that almost ended in disaster?

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On-Call The working week's winding down once again and that means it's time for another edition of On-Call, The Register's Friday tech support tale recounted by readers.
This week, meet “Tim” who in the 1980s worked for Data General.
Yes, that Data General, the one that EMC acquired for US$1.1bn in 1999 so it could make hay with the CLARiiON iSCSI SANs (and quietly ignore its AviiON servers). Not many people know that Data General also kind-of almost invented the tablet computer, too. The company's device was called the Wiinpad.
“This alignment pack was very expensive and all engineers were told to take special care of it,” Tim pointed out in his mail to The Register.
Eventually, all was in readiness. The accelerometer was working again. The alignment pack had installed. The on-site engineer was on the phone to Tim to tap his wisdom in case anything went wrong, so he pressed the On button.
And something duly went wrong.
“I can still remember this incident with dread some 30 years later,” Tim concluded.
Have your tech support chores turned into near-death experiences? If so, write to On-Call to share your story.


Question: What did the Nazis use to patrol the waters during WWII?

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German submarine "U-642" was a Type VIIC U-boat built for Nazi Germany's "Kriegsmarine" for service during World War II.


Question: What's the movie Satrumun Kidaitha Thagaval about? Respond in 37 words.

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Satrumun Kidaitha Thagaval (English: "Information received a while back") is a 2009 Tamil thriller with actors such as Kanal Kannan, fame Bharathi, Livingston, Kushboo, K. S. Ravikumar, Sethu and others. The film was released 30 January 2009.


Question: What is the elevation and runway information for Aba Segud Airport?

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Aba Segud Airport , also known as Jimma Airport, is an airport serving Jimma, a city in the Oromia Region of Ethiopia. The airport is located southwest of the city.
The Aba Segud Airport sits at an elevation of above mean sea level. It has one runway designated 13/31, with an asphalt surface measuring .


Question: Describe your experience at Bagan temples.

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I walk from my hotel gates. Not more than 50 yards later, I arrive at the edge of town. I plunge ahead, down a road rarely travelled. The path, uneven, muddy, surrounded by shrubbery on either side, most of it prickly. An electric feeling floods my body as the ancient temples of Bagan rise before me. Welcome Indiana Jones.
I approach, enchanted by the Buddhist architecture of a millennia past. The sun drops below the horizon, the darkness adding a flavor of adventure as I cautiously navigate between the structures, carefully treading to avoid any scorpion or serpent protectors.
There isn't a another soul around. I stand for ten minutes barely moving a muscle, taking in my surroundings. These temples, built my man's fascination of life beyond himself. I think of the tremendous amount of work that went into their construction. Hauling the stones, the engineering, the pains taking attention to detail, the artwork on the walls within.
Today they sit as monuments, a dulled echo of ancient times pulsating still today.
Built between the 11th and 13th centuries, over 10,000 Buddhist temples, and pagodas were originally constructed, only 2,200 still survive, extending over forty square miles of the Bagan plains. To see each individually is virtually impossible.
Some of the temples have been renovated with obviously new materials by the military junta that blend in as seamlessly as a great white shark waddling around the Louvre upright on his tail.
Others still have an ancient quality that helps quiets the mind, as one contemplates just how long they have stood.
I climb to the top of one the larger structures. The view is breath taking. I sit there for an hour contemplating life, and its innate simplicity.
Although seeming so obvious in the moment, back home the essence of life, the natural love and joy that exists within us all, is often clouded by the ego which would have us believe we must achieve to be worthy.
The same ego that gave us world wars, the nuclear bomb, and terrorism. The same double edged sword named ego which ordered these temples built, that created the Vatican, the cellphone, and the Internet as we know it today.
I stare out at the magnificent view, the wind howling around me, contemplating all mankind has created, and think to myself that ego might have been a necessary part of our evolution.
Several deep breaths later, I fall into a grateful appreciation of my surroundings. I feel a unification with all life, as the past and the future merge with the Now. For a few minutes, my sense of self melts away into deep peace.
I'm not enlightened, I only see flashes of ultimate reality. In a few minutes my mind will pull me away from this moment.
However, I feel joy that these glimpses of the deep harmony that exists grow longer and more frequent. That's the beauty of travel, it helps both open, and subdue the mind, if you're willing to allow it.
It is our Native Town, But It is more colorful after preview your site!!!!!


Question: What is Phi Eridani? Respond in 3 sentences.

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φ Eridani (Latinised as Phi Eridani) is a star in the constellation Eridanus. It is visible to the naked eye with an apparent visual magnitude of 3.55. The distance to this star, as determined using the parallax method, is around 154 light years.


Question: Explain the difference between LED and LCD displays when it comes to the power consumption of the Always On Display feature in Android 9 Pie.

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 Explain the difference between LED and LCD displays when it comes to the power consumption of the Always On Display feature in Android 9 Pie.

If you are a fan of the Always On Display feature and you own an OLED-powered smartphone, one of the rumored upcoming features to the brand new Android 9.0 Pie will definitely excite you.
Fellow colleagues over at XDA Developers found some interesting strings in the Android 9 source code hinting at enhanced Always On Display feature. According to the code, in one of the future Android Pie updates, you will be allowed to set a wallpaper to the Always On Display and it goes without saying, it will turn it into black and white to consume less power.
The code also reveals that the cross-fading animation is 400 milliseconds long and the wallpaper will disappear after one minute. But that's just the default setting, so customization will likely be possible.
Unfortunately, we don't know which update will bring the new functionality and whether the existing Pixel devices will get it soon. Our best guess is that the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL will end up with the new feature first.
You are partly correct... For LED, Black is no consumption and for White it's only for the pixels it will light up. Whereas LCD will be constantly consumes energy for whole display.


Question: What is the purpose of this website?

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The calculator takes its cue from a table appeared in October 2011 in the magazine Mountain Bike Action (Italian edition). The article listed the average pressure and some changes to be made depending on ground conditions or the ability of the pilot.
In order to make the calculation easier we thought we would provide a more simple and immediate service by creating this little website available to all cycling enthusiasts.The calculated pressures are approximate and serve as a basis for further refinements.
The creation of the site is not sponsored by Mountain Bike Action but it is a free initiative of a subscriber to the magazine.
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Question: What can you tell me about the Maurice Ravel Auditorium?

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The Maurice Ravel Auditorium is a concert hall located in Part-Dieu, the 3rd district of Lyon. It was originally built for the National Orchestra of Lyon and is their residence hall. It is also one of the first buildings in France to be built with Prestressed concrete.
The building was built without an acoustic study which resulted in the volume being too low for symphonic purposes, with a reflective concave back wall. The stage had no lateral walls, which resulted in the musicians struggling to hear one another. The wall was eventually treated to prevent strong echoes. Eventually a Phillips acoustic enhancement system was fitted to help with sound coverage and reverberation.


Question: Describe the Canadian healthcare system.

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Canadian Shona Holmes, who had a brain tumor, sought medical care in the United States.
Even with the warning from U.S. doctors in hand, Holmes said she still couldn't get in to see Canadian specialists. Because the government system is the only health care option for Canadians, she says she had no choice but to have the surgery in the U.S.
Her treatment at the Mayo Clinic in Arizona cost $100,000, and she and her husband put a second mortgage on their home and borrowed from family and friends to pay for it.
When she recounts that part of her painful story, she weeps.
"That's the stuff that I find so tragic -- having dinner with my friends and I know how much money I owe them," Holmes says, tears streaming down her face.
With the health care reform debate raging in the U.S., Republicans in Washington are seizing on Holmes' story and other accounts from Canada to warn against government involvement in the health care system.
McConnell singled out Kingston General Hospital in Ontario as a prime example of what Americans should be fearful of: staggering delays in treatment.
CNN went to Kingston General and played a DVD for its chief of staff Dr. David Zelt of McConnell slamming the hospital.
Zelt insists McConnell's numbers -- an average of 340 days wait time for knee replacements, 196 days for hip replacements -- are an exaggeration.
However, Zelt does concede that in Canada's system, where every Canadian citizen is covered, there are limited resources, shortages and often delays.
"In our health care system, we're looking at what we have to do to prioritize patients -- critically ill versus purely elective surgeries," Zelt said.
"I'm not going to say we don't have issues with timeliness for some things. It does happen. But again take the other side of the coin -- these patients have access. They're on somebody's waiting list if they have a problem, and I think the senator would need to look at that issue. Yes it may take time, but they will get seen."
McConnell's remarks have not only ruffled feathers with Ontario's doctors but also with government officials across the border.
Canadian Sen. Hugh Segal, whom we met up with at Kingston's picturesque waterfront, says his "fellow conservatives" to the south are dead wrong about Canada's health care system.
"What you have is a longer life span, better outcomes and about one-third less costs. That's what you have."
What Segal, Zelt and other Canadian officials underscore is that their government-run system is driven by the value of the care and that the quantity of tests and procedures don't necessarily equal quality.
"You can have a patient from the hospital with abdominal pain as an example, and you can run him through every high-tech equipment, CT scan, MRIs -- it's unlimited," Zelt said.
"But then you have to take a step back and look at that. What's the cost of doing those types of investigations, and what's the value really added to the patient?"
Despite Shona Holmes' horror story about her inability to get timely treatment for a brain tumor, Canadian officials and doctors insist most life-threatening cases are treated quickly.
An investment adviser, Wright has the money to go to the U.S. for his care, but says there is no need.
But Wright recognizes one reason he has gotten such a rapid response from Canadian doctors is because he has cancer.
"The bad news is I didn't have to wait for anything, because you don't have to wait when it's a serious issue," he said.
Still, people can wait for months, or even years, for elective surgery.
Wright's friend Rick Hession has a heart condition that could cause a stroke, but he has a three-month wait or more for an operation to help correct it.
He says he can't exercise the way he would like to until he gets the surgery, but he's willing to wait. He calls it a small price to pay for free health coverage for all Canadians.
The reality is that despite GOP rhetoric to the contrary, no Democratic plan now on the table calls for a Canadian-like government run health care system.
But in talking to doctors, government officials and even average Canadians, they concede their system is far from perfect, but there is one statistic they are quite proud of: All Canadians have health coverage. That's 33 million people, compared with the 47 million uninsured in the U.S.


Question: Respond in 85 words. Hey, what can you tell me about M-1's album, "Confidential"?

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Confidential is the debut solo album by rapper M-1 (from the hip-hop duo dead prez). It was Released on March 21, 2006. The album is a DualDisc, with a DVD side featuring a twenty-minute documentary on the making of "Confidential" and the entire album in stereo sound. "Confidential" features guest appearances from M-1's dead prez partner Stic.man, Q-Tip, Cassandra Wilson, Styles P, Ghostface Killah, and K'naan. The album features the single "'Til We Get There", which was voted into rotation on New York's Hot 97.


Question: What are the opening hours of the Torre delle Milizie in Rome?

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The Torre delle Milizie is one of the oldest and strongest family towers in Italy and the largest in Rome. According to popular belief, Emperor Augustus is buried under the Torre delle Milizie, and Nero serenaded the fire of Rome from the top.
Erected as a guard tower by Pope Gregory IX in the 13th century and probably named after a nearby barracks of the Byzantine militia, it belonged to a succession of different noble families. Against the opposition of the Roman city nobles, the German King Henry VII won the right to be crowned emperor from here in 1312. The structure tilted very early on, so that Rome also has a »leaning tower«.
Opening Hours: By appointment only, tel. 0669 7805 32.


Question: Who is Mike Brown?

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Dr. Mike Brown is the Richard and Barbara Rosenberg Professor of Planetary Astronomy at the California Institute of Technology. He received his Masters and PhD in Astronomy from the University of California, Berkeley. Afterward, he completed a Hubble Postoctoral Fellowship at the University of Arizona andCaltech. He then joined the faculty at Caltech. Mike has received many awards and honors during his career, including the Urey Prize for best young planetary scientist from the American Astronomical Society’s Division of Planetary Sciences, a Presidential Early Career Award, a Sloan Fellowship, the 2012 Kavli Prize in Astrophysics, and election to the National Academy of Sciences. Mike and his research have been featured in the New Yorker, the New York Times, Discover, and numerous other media outlets. He has been named one of Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People and one of Los Angeles magazine’s Most Powerful Angelinos. You may know Mike for his discovery of a dwarf planet called Eris that lead to the reclassification of Pluto from a planet to a dwarf planet. Mike is here with us today to tell us all about his journey through life and science.
Mike specializes in the discovery and study of bodies at the edge of the solar system. Among his numerous scientific accomplishments, he is best known for his discovery of Eris, the most massive object found in the solar system in 150 years, and the object which led to the debate and eventual demotion of Pluto from a real planet to a dwarf planet. Feature articles about Brown and his work have appeared in the New Yorker, the New York Times, and Discover, and his discoveries have been covered on front pages of countless newspapers worldwide. He has authored over 100 scientific papers. He is a frequent invited lecturer at astronomical meetings as well as at science museums, planetariums, and college campuses. At Caltech he teaches undergraduate and graduate students, in classes ranging from introductory geology to the formation and evolution of the solar system. He was especially pleased to be awarded the Richard P. Feynman Award for Outstanding Teaching at Caltech. Brown is the author of “How I Killed Pluto and Why It Had It Coming”, an award winning best selling memoir of the discoveries leading to the demotion of Pluto.


Question: Tell me about Hailey Dawson. Respond in 12 sentences.

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The Toronto Blue Jays were the 25th stop on her North American tour.
You’ve got to be pretty special to throw out the honourary first pitch at a Major League Baseball game. Sure, there are almost 3,000 games played in a season, but when you consider that most stadiums house over 50,000 fans and there are thousands more at home, your chances of getting recognized look a little slimmer. Despite those odds, one extra special baseball fan is planning on throwing out the first pitch at every single one of the 30 MLB parks this year and she’s only eight years old.
Hailey Dawson threw out her 25th first pitch Tuesday night at the Rogers Center ahead of the Toronto Blue Jays’ game against the Boston Red Sox (unfortunately the home team would go on to lose 10-7). Hailey was born with Poland Syndrome — a birth defect characterized by underdevelopment of chest muscles and hand disfigurement on one side of the body — and she uses a 3D printed prosthetic right hand to pitch.
Hailey was gifted the prosthetic by the University of Las Vegas Nevada in 2015 and was asked at the time to use it to throw out the first pitch at a Baltimore Orioles game. After the Washington Nationals made the same proposal, Hailey’s mom told CTV News that she asked her daughter if she wanted to try throwing an honourary first pitch in all 30 Major League parks and Hailey agreed. They decided to use the goal and platform to bring awareness to Poland Syndrome and let people know that 3D printed hands are available and functional for people living with it.
Traditional prosthetics can cost upwards of $20,000 and, in Hailey’s case, would need to be replaced every six months or so as she grows. The 3D printed option is much cheaper and still allows her the mobility and dexterity to grasp and throw properly.
With just five teams left to visit — the Tampa Bay Rays, Miami Marlins, Cincinnati Reds, Kansas City Royals and Los Angeles Angels — the Las Vegas native could solidify her Guinness World Record for throwing the honourary first pitch in every MLB stadium by the end of this season.


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Last week, more Americans tuned in to watch re-runs of “Yogi Bear,” “Full House,” and “Friends” on Nick At Nite than to watch Anderson Cooper and Don Lemon’s shows on CNN.
According to cable ratings from the week of June 26-July 2, CNN’s viewership of its primetime shows was ranked significantly lower than its competitors like Fox News and MSNBC, which place first and second respectively. Clocking in at No. 10 on the list, CNN fell behind HGTV, Nick At Nite, History Channel, and ESPN — the sports network that’s been hemorrhaging viewers for months.
CNN’s ratings nosedive corresponds with the network’s ongoing feud with President Donald Trump. Last week, Trump tweeted out a GIF of himself appearing to pummel a wrestler with CNN’s logo superimposed over the latter’s face. The network has covered the tweet nearly nonstop ever since. It also went after the Redditor who made the GIF and threatened to dox him unless he apologized and promised to never say anything CNN dislikes again — a move that drew much criticism and may have been illegal.
On July 4, CNN published a fake quote from Abraham Lincoln. On Thursday morning, the network falsely claimed German Prime Minister Angela Merkel had chosen the location of the G20 summit to sabotage Trump.
See the full ratings rundown below.