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Ghost in the Machine 5: Vaccines Manipulative "Research"
Why the boom? As blockbuster drugs like Lipitor, Viagra, Seroquel, Zyprexa, Singular and Concerta have gone off patent, vaccines prove a lucrative replacement. Not only are they priced much higher than pills, governments and NGOs shamelessly help market vaccines to huge swaths of the world's population.
These unethical partnerships, using taxpayer or NGO money, advance misleading research intended to frighten the public. Worse, they discredit vaccine critics who raise legitimate safety and efficacy questions and even discredit the families and victims of vaccine injuries themselves.
To cash in on vaccine profits Big Pharma, governments and NGOs have characterized all vaccines as "life-saving." One of the clearest examples is the attempt to present vaccines against the HPV virus as vaccines "against cancer."
"Science" articles warn that as many as 90 percent of adults, especially baby boomers, silently harbor the HPV virus much like articles that warn many baby boomers are infected with the Hepatitis C virus.
"The Bill & Melinda Gates 'Foundation' is essentially a huge tax-avoidance scheme for enormously-wealthy capitalists who have made billions from exploiting the world's people. The foundation invests, tax free, money from Gates and the 'donations' from others, in the very companies in which Gates owns millions in stocks, thus guaranteeing returns through both sales as well as intellectual-property rights.
To add insult to injury, the system perpetuates the spread of disease rather than aids in their eradication, thus perpetually justifying his endeavors to 'eradicate' them (solving a problem they are creating)."
In a 2011 Forbes interview, Bill Gates admitted the new profitability of vaccines.12 "Ten or 15 years ago, nobody in the drug business would have held up vaccines as profit centers," he said, conceding that "vaccines are so tough, particularly because of liability issues." But now, "people are making money in the vaccine business," he noted.
Critics of the 18-year trial said that U.S.-funded Indian researchers used ineffective screening that endangered thousands of poor women in Mumbai. They were told the test could help prevent cancer, but far fewer pre-cancerous lesions were found than expected, suggesting that some lesions were missed — possibly leading to an unknown number of deaths."
In 2012, Bill Gates announced he would try to end world hunger by growing more genetically modified (GM) crops. He had already invested $27 million into Monsanto. At the time, I said Gates was leading the pack as one of the most destructive "do-gooders" on the planet and that his views on addressing poverty and disease in poor countries were short-sighted and misinformed.
Shortly thereafter, a team of 900 scientists funded by the World Bank and United Nations determined the use of GM crops is not a meaningful solution to the complex situation of world hunger. The Seattle Times also called Bill Gates' support of GM crops as a solution for world hunger unsound science. It's an undisputed fact that the introduction of genetically engineered crops lead to diminished biodiversity — the direct opposite of what the world needs.
To save the planet and ourselves, small-scale organic and sustainable farming not only must prevail but flourish, and GM crops do not help; rather, they threaten their existence. Seeds have always been sold and swapped freely between farmers, preserving biodiversity, and without that basis, you cannot have food sovereignty. With fewer farmers, "feeding the hungry with GM crops" is nothing but a pipe dream.
A clear example of the false promise of GM crops is seen with the GM Golden Rice designed to bring beta-carotene to the diets of people in poor countries and supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's donation of $20 million. The GM crop was ill conceived for two reasons.
People eating the low-fat, poor diets seen in poor countries generally cannot convert beta-carotene to the vitamin A and it was estimated that someone would have to eat 16 pounds of Golden Rice a day to receive the benefits.
"Critics ask why the primary endpoint in trials was not cervical cancer, but lesions that could become malignant and why placebo data was spun to make the vaccine look more effective ... There are also transparency questions. Why did former First Lady Laura Bush work with Merck-funded citizen front groups to promote the original vaccine and why are governors like Texas' Rick Perry trying to mandate vaccination of all girls?
University of Queensland lecturer Dr. Andrew Gunn was silenced by his university when he dared to question the vaccine and ordered to apologize to the vaccine maker, CSL, according to the Courier Mail.
And one of Gardasil's and Cervarix's [two HPV vaccines] original developers, Dr. Diane Harper, a consultant to the World Health Organization, also questioned the vaccine's lack of safety and effectiveness ... only to appear to retract her remarks later."
Vaccine makers and the governments and NGOs that help their marketing use the concept of "herd immunity" to sell mass vaccination — the idea that the vaccination rate in a given community must be kept high so that those who have not been immunized do not endanger others.
But of course, HPV, which is a sexually transmitted disease (STD), is not spread through mere close proximity to another person like non-STD diseases. You can't transmit or get HPV infection in a public setting, like in a classroom or crowded elevator. Maybe that is why the "cancer prevention" angle is pushed.
Purveyors of the herd immunity theory never seem to be able to explain why the majority of outbreaks of diseases targeted by vaccines occur in communities thought to have already achieved herd immunity status, i.e., where the majority of people are fully vaccinated and transmission of infection "should" not occur.
and (iii) the limitations of effectiveness of the vaccine. We also discuss various issues that came up in the course of developing, promoting and distributing the vaccine, as well as the pitfalls encountered in monitoring adverse events and epidemiological verification."


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2. For analog input, hold down PS Key on plug-in, the Y axis input will be reversed.
1. Support to play games on NeoGeoMini.
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1. Fix the auto-popping up controller update message in Xbox one.
1.	Improve 3DVR problem in Tekken 7.
following firmware updates will be executed online with this program.
*Tournament mode:cancel turbo/remap function, this version let you use Brook converter while tournament.
2.For the PC version, both 20160408 and 201607 are included in the zip file.
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5.Fix 8 minutes time out problem for PS4 V3.55.
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*Tournament mode:cancel turbo/remap function, after updating the light will be red+blue. This version let you use Brook converter while tournament.
*Removed Logitech Driving Force GT, Logitech G27, Logitech G29 dead zone.
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*This is the tournament edition fireware. No turbo and remaping functions. The red and ble LEDs will be turned on after the fireware was updated.
1. Fix steering abnormality for using LDFGT on GT Sport.
1. Update the firmware for using racing wheel, wired used and on PS4 only.
2. Use on PS4 only.
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Controller compatibility update: Support Microsoft Xbox One S controller.
1. Update the firmware for using racing wheel, wired used only.
Support THRUSTMASTER TMX(no force feedback) and XBOX360 Wiredless Steering Wheel.
2. It doesn’t support Turbo/Remap function.
3. Download and update the XBOX360XBOXONEtoPS4_Online firmware to switch the converter back to the original function (use with controller).
3. Download and update the PS3 toPS4_Online firmware to switch the converter back to the original function (use with controller).
3. Download and update the XBOXONEtoPS4_Online firmware to switch the converter back to the original function (use with controller).
Fixed 3DVR in the 「The Division」 game can not be centered.
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Question: Who is David Walker?

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David Walker (born December 24, 1955) is a former left-handed American football quarterback who played for Texas A&M University in the mid-1970s. He was Louisiana's 1972 All-State Quarterback and the state's Outstanding Offensive Player while playing for Sulphur High School, where he was tagged with his nickname, "Moon." Walker led Texas A&M to a 37-14 Sun Bowl victory over Florida to cap off the 1976 season and had the Aggies ranked #5 in the country after a 33-17 win over #7 Texas Tech in 1977.


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Kirigami UI lets you easily design and create convergent apps that work on desktop and mobile environments. Platforms supported by Kirigami UI include Windows, Android, and Linux. Kirigami is especially indicated for KDE's Plasma Desktop and the upcoming Plasma Mobile platform, KDE's graphical environment for mobile devices. Apps developed with Kirigami will probably also work on MacOS X and iOS with minimal tweaking, although these platforms are not officially supported yet.
In fact, today's release has benefited from the feedback from the Subsurface Mobile community -- the most prominent users of Kirigami outside of KDE at the moment. The Subsurface app, originally created by Linux creator Linus Torvalds, has successfully been ported to both iOS and MacOS X.
The new Discover, KDE's graphical utility for searching and installing for apps, displays a customized ListView with a background picture.
ItemViewHeader is the standardized title for ListViews and can be customized with a background picture that will scroll with a nice parallax effect when the header adjusts. You can configure it to follow several different behaviours.
ApplicationItem is a root element for the QML application. You can use it in applications that are a hybrid of QWidgets and QML. The main view for these applications will be either QQuickView or a QQuickWidget.
PageRow is now a public element and you can use it directly in any application and in any context.
The Desktop mode bar has been rewritten, improving the behavior of the pages when loaded on a desktop app.
To find out more about this release and learn more about Kirigami in general, visit our KDE techbase website. If you would like to get started developing your apps with Kirigami, visit the Kirigami2 API overview.
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Question: What did Jim Harbaugh have to say about the pre-game scuffle between Michigan and Michigan State?

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Jim Harbaugh is not apologizing. He's not backing away.
On Monday, Michigan's football coach once again called Michigan State "bush league" for a pregame scuffle between the entire MSU team and a handful of U-M players — and went as far as accusing the Spartans, led by coach Mark Dantonio, of deliberately baiting Michigan into the situation.
"When you host a team, both teams, you share the field. Each has a sideline, each has a half of the field to warm up on. And then Michigan State locked arms and used every inch of the field in their walk with the attempt of going through or over our guys in a physical manner. To call that unsportsmanlike or to call that bush league is putting it mildly," said Harbaugh, who pulled out a piece of paper with prepared words on them during his Monday press conference. "That could’ve been a real unfortunate incident. And as I said, it’s the opposite of BS. Coach (Dantonio) said that was BS. But that’s not BS. That’s fact. I think that’s something now the two athletic directors really need to get together and talk about.
Later Monday afternoon, MSU released a statement in response to Harbaugh's comments, stating the team was 2 minutes behind schedule on arriving to the field and that when U-M players were asked to leave the field, as previously arranged according to MSU, the Wolverines did not.
On Monday night, U-M athletic director Warde Manuel released a statement that said, in part, "I had a conversation on the field with Michigan State athletic director Bill Beekman prior to the game regarding the situation that occurred during pre-game warmups. My preference is to keep that conversation and any further discussions between us. I will work with our staff and the conference to see how this situation can be prevented from happening in the future."
Prior to kickoff Saturday, Michigan State entered Spartan Stadium for its traditional pregame walk after a few Michigan players had already taken the field to warm up.
Harbaugh said Michigan called MSU earlier in the week to ask when, exactly, the Spartans would be doing their pregame walk so that they could make sure they weren't on the field for it.
From there, he said things continued to change.
"I see where they used the word 'juvenile.' That's trying to brush it under the carpet. Their strength coaches were out there leading it, their assistant coaches were out there. Coach Dantonio was right behind it. That had all the earmarkings an evidence of an orchestrated, stormtrooper march. But I think that's Warde will address."
On Sunday, speaking with reporters, Dantonio described the entire situation as "juvenile."
"As far as everything prior to the game, you know, really not going to even bother commenting on it. I’ve never commented on a coach in the past, and I’m not gonna comment on one now," Dantonio said. "And the whole thing to me was sort of juvenile. And things are gonna happen in rivalry games, but I sort of stand by what I said (Saturday)."
After the game Saturday, Dantonio was asked for his response to Harbaugh calling MSU "bush league" while accusing Dantonio of being on the field behind his team "smiling." His response: "That's B.S.," Dantonio said. "That's B.S. You guys get your cameras out. It's on Fox. I'm not going to go all into that. Go ahead, next question."
Dantonio was on the field with his team, as is always the case with MSU's pregame walk.
Harbaugh was asked whether Michigan believed it was supposed to have the field for warmups at 10 a.m., and he replied by saying "we can go out on the field at 9:30, 9 o'clock, 10 o'clock, it comes open to us when it comes open. But we were trying to not be out there when they were doing their traditional walk. That's when the back-and-forth with the vagueness, they even told us they don't do it. Came to a certain point where 'maybe they're not doing it' so guys went out to get loosened up for a game that starts at (noon)."
After the game, Michigan State quarterback Brian Lewerke told reporters the Spartans were late for their pregame walk, but said members of the team's strength staff asked Michigan's players to leave the field. Harbaugh and Michigan have disputed that.
Asked whether he had any issues with Bush's reaction to tear up the Spartan logo at midfield, Harbaugh said he did not. He backed his player. And once again accused Michigan State of setting it up.


Question: Describe the Savoy Hotel in Perth, Australia. Respond briefly.

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The Savoy Hotel is a heritage-listed former hotel in Hay Street, Perth, Western Australia. It was built in the 1910s and closed in 1991. It is listed on the State Register of Historic Places, has been classified by the National Trust of Australia, and was listed on the former Register of the National Estate.


Question: What can we do to slow climate change and protect coral reefs?

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Bleaching events have stressed coral worldwide, particularly the Great Barrier Reef, and research says their survival depends on quickly slowing climate change.
Two doses of bad news for the world's coral reefs came in the last week. First, Australia's government confirmed that the Great Barrier Reef is in the midst of a second consecutive year of mass bleaching. It's the first time the reef has experienced back-to-back events, and it seems to be weakening many of the corals.
Then on Wednesday, leading scientists published a new study about last year's bleaching—the worst to date—suggesting that when the seas are hot enough for long enough, nothing can protect coral reefs. Their only hope is that we rapidly slow climate change.
The research, published in the journal Nature, looked at data from three bleaching events along the 1,400 mile-long Australian reef system dating back to 1998. By looking at factors including water temperature, water quality and fishing protections, the authors determined that last year's bleaching was linked almost exclusively to ocean warming.
Conservationists have long hoped that protecting corals from other threats, such as pollution and overfishing, might help shield at least some of them from bleaching, too. While the new paper doesn't entirely deflate that hope—such protections likely help reefs recover—it shows that such work provides little if any relief from severe bleaching.
"At the level of heat stress that was seen during this event, it just didn't matter," said C. Mark Eakin, coordinator of the Coral Reef Watch program at NOAA and a co-author of the paper.
Ilsa B. Kuffner, a marine biologist with the United States Geological Survey who was not involved in the research, said the new paper supports a solid body of evidence suggesting that disease and bleaching are driving coral mortality, while other factors play a more important role in the recovery from those threats. "It's a distinction that, while it's subtle, is also very important when you talk about what's actually causing coral reef decline," she said.
The paper also found that a reef's history made little difference. Some studies have suggested that previous bleaching may make reefs more resilient if they are given time to recover, perhaps by killing off weaker corals or driving some adaptive response.
Warmer-than-average temperatures can cause coral to expel the symbiotic algae that live on its surface, turning the reef white. Such bleaching stresses coral and can make it more susceptible to disease and death.
The world's reefs are in the midst of what scientists consider to be a single, mass bleaching event dating back to 2014. Climate models project that most of the world's reefs could experience annual bleaching by 2050 without rapid cuts in greenhouse gas emissions.
While coral can survive even extreme bleaching, surveys conducted this month along the Great Barrier Reef are showing evidence that successive hits take a toll. Eakin said the level of heat stress—a measurement of how hot the waters are for how long—is lower than last year, and yet the bleaching appears to be just as widespread.
"They haven't bounced back yet, so when you hit them with another event a year later, you can see more bleaching at a lower level of heat stress," he said. "A lot of the corals that have survived last year really are not ready for another event."
The bleaching has also spread to areas of the reef that escaped last year's event, according to the recent surveys.
Successive bleaching also appears to be reshaping the makeup of the reef system. Reefs are composed of a rich diversity of coral species, with some particularly sensitive to bleaching and some that recover much more quickly than others. With consecutive years of bleaching, and after four events over 20 years, the new paper said the composition of the reef is changing in areas that have seen recurrent bleaching, perhaps irreversibly.
"The good news is you've got some tough corals that are surviving," Eakin said. "The bad news is, one of the most important things about coral reefs is their diversity, and you're cutting out some of that diversity."
The paper's authors believe that protecting reefs from pollution and overfishing will help them recover from bleaching. But the most important action, they said, lies elsewhere.
"Securing a future for coral reefs, including intensively managed ones such as the Great Barrier Reef," they wrote, "ultimately requires urgent and rapid action to reduce global warming."
Nicholas Kusnetz is a reporter for InsideClimate News. Before joining ICN, he ran the Center for Public Integrity's State Integrity Investigation, which won a New York Press Club Award for Political Coverage. He also covered fracking as a reporting fellow at ProPublica and was a 2011 Middlebury Fellow in Environmental Journalism. His work has appeared in more than a dozen publications, including Slate, The Washington Post, Businessweek, Mother Jones, The Nation, Fast Company and The New York Times.


Question: Describe the potential benefits of the F-15X fighter jet.

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The fighter would likely be a flying magazine for the F-22 Raptor.
Boeing is quietly proposing a new version of the world-famous F-15 Eagle that combines an updated airframe with an unprecedented number of anti-air missiles. The F-15X would carry more than two dozen air-to-air missiles, more three times more than most fighter jets. According to DefenseOne, the Air Force is considering the proposal.
The F-15 Eagle was first introduced in 1972. Designed as an air superiority fighter, the F-15 was armed with four AIM-9 Sidewinder short-range infrared-guided missiles and four AIM-7 Sparrow medium-range radar-guided missiles. Over the years the F-15 has consistently carried the same number of missiles, today carrying four AIM-9X Sidewinder missiles and the AIM-7’s replacement, the AIM-120 AMRAAM. The F-15’s replacement, the F-22 Raptor, can carry four Sidewinders and six AMRAAMs, and the F-35 can carry four AMRAAMs.
The F-15 is not a stealth fighter (it was designed before stealth was a thing) and its advantage is raw power. Furthermore, while stealth jets fly with weapons stored internally to keep their radar signature low, the non-stealthy F-15 is free to let it all hang out and carry as many weapons as will fit on its wings.
In 2017, Boeing proposed the Eagle 2040C (see above), bumping the number of AMRAAM missiles up to 16. Eagle 2040C was likely meant as a flying magazine, meaning the bird would fly in tandem with stealthy airplanes such as the F-22 and F-35. The non-stealthy airplane would receive targeting information from other fighters hiding from enemy radar, methodically servicing targets served up by a silent partner.
A dated photo depicting two F-15 Eagles, each armed with two AIM-9 Sidewinder and four AIM-120 AMRAAM missiles. F-15X would carry more than four times as many missiles.
A year later, Boeing has apparently increased the number of air-to-air missiles to more than two dozen. It’s not clear how the company has done this. Traditionally, the F-15 carries four AMRAAM-type missiles on its fuselage, while Eagle 2040C added quad packs of four missiles each to the wing pylons. Assuming two quad packs on each wing plus the centerline missiles, that comes out to just 20 missiles. Are we looking at sextuple packs now?
Boeing faces a bit of an uphill battle selling this to the Air Force. The cost of the F-35A fighter has fallen below $90 million for the first time and will eventually hit $85 million, finally making the new fighter competitive in price to mature but updated designs like the F-15 Eagle and F/A-18E/F Super Hornet. The service has committed to buying only stealth fighters, but the only such fighter currently in production is the F-35. The F-35 can only carry four missiles, and its so-called “Beast Mode,” which would allow the plane to carry 16 missiles as long as stealth isn’t necessary, is currently vaporware.


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Yet again we come across another mysterious force of nature known as the electro magnetic fields of the earth, Shuman Resonance or better known as ley lines.
About the author: Magdaline is the founder of MaggiesHolisticsNY.com, a “essential” dietary supplement product line. She is a Holistic Nutritionist , certified in Reiki and Kundalini Yoga with degrees in the Sciences, Art History and is knowledgeable in several languages. Magdaline, has also been on various radio shows that are archived, such as PRN Gary Null, Natural Nurse and many more. Visit MaggiesHolisticsNY.com for more information on her wonderful essential dietary supplements.


Question: What does the name Telegonus mean? Respond in 1 sentences.

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In Greek mythology, Telegonus (; Ancient Greek: Τηλέγονος means "born afar") was the youngest son of Circe and Odysseus and thus, brother to Agrius and Latinus or Nausithous.


Question: What is the BSA CF2?

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The BSA CF2 is a rifle manufactured by the Birmingham Small Arms Company (BSA).


Question: "Hey, what's the latest news on Discworld MUD?"

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Once upon a time there was Discworld. There still is an adequate supply.
Discworld is the flat world, carried through space on the back of a giant turtle, which has been the source of — so far — twenty-three novels, four maps, an encyclopedia, two animated series, t-shirts, scarves, models, badges, beer, embroidery, pens, posters, and probably, by the time this is published, talcum powder and body splash (if not, it can only be a matter of time).
It has, in short, become immensely popular.
Discworld MUD is a multiplayer, text-based, online game (a MUD, or text MMORPG) based on the Discworld books by Terry Pratchett. On Discworld you will meet many of the characters from those books. Terry's books are humorous fantasy and the game retains the comical, fun feel of the books.
We are a fully-featured and well-established MUD with many possibilities for player interaction: diverse areas totalling over a million rooms, the opportunity to become a member of one of 6 guilds, a citizen of one of the many city-states on the Disc, run your own shop, own your own house, write for the local newspaper, and much more!
The 'playing' menu has links to a number of pages to help you get orientated.
Apr 1 - New guild in play!
Jun 1 - PK weekend has started!
May 24 - PK weekend coming!
Apr 2 - New Title: "Mx".
Mar 23 - Hallucinations are what you need.
Mar 19 - Ephebian real estate agency accessible (but you can't bid yet).
You can also check out our complete recent developments blog for a longer list of recent game changes!
Game Status: Driver rebooted about 4 days ago, 84 people logged in.
ways up a narrow street and waiting for the other man to reverse first.


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Paralyzed from the waist down after a BMX accident, Steven Sanchez rolled into SuitX’s Berkeley, California, office in a wheelchair. A half-hour later he was standing and walking thanks to the Phoenix—a robotic exoskeleton now available for around $40,000.
The suit returns movement to wearers’ hips and knees with small motors attached to standard orthotics. Wearers can control the movement of each leg and walk at up to 1.1 miles per hour by pushing buttons integrated into a pair of crutches.
At 27 pounds, the Phoenix is among the lightest and cheapest medical exoskeletons. It also has unique abilities; the suit is modular and adjustable so it can adapt to, say, a relatively tall person who just needs mobility assistance for one knee.
A battery pack worn as a backpack powers the exoskeleton for up to eight hours.
A battery pack worn as a backpack powers the exoskeleton for up to eight hours. An app can be used to track the patient’s walking data. SuitX has mainly worked with patients with spinal cord injuries, who can use the Phoenix to walk again.
The technology behind SuitX’s industrial and medical exoskeleton originated at the Robotics and Human Engineering Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley, which Kazerooni leads. He said his major goal is to build a version of the exoskeleton for children. Children with neurological disorders sometimes need intensive walking training or can risk losing their mobility.
The device could also have therapeutic benefits for people who have experienced a stroke or other motor injury, but more research needs to be conducted.
SuitX is just one of the companies hoping to boost interest in exoskeleton research. Competing suits like the ReWalk, which costs $70,000 and weighs about 50 pounds, are striving to reduce costs while improving functionality. If exoskeleton makers can drive suit costs down to a few thousand dollars, they could start competing with motorized wheelchairs (see “The Exoskeletons Are Coming”).
Volker Bartenbach, an exoskeleton researcher at ETH Zurich, says a combination of performance, price, and clinically proven benefits will give rise to the first widely adopted exoskeleton.
Sanchez travels the world with SuitX demoing the Phoenix exoskeleton. A picture above the entrance to the company’s office features Sanchez, standing upright, smiling in front of the Colosseum in Rome. But during an evening in late January, he was just interested in the chance to extend and stretch his body.
Standing is an essential exercise for Sanchez if he wants to avoid sores and other injuries. Before Phoenix, he was training to kill the nerves in his hands so he could spend more time supporting his body’s weight while walking with crutches.
The custom carbon-fiber orthotics that hold the Phoenix to his body just look like braces. The device’s movements make no noise. The most noticeable part of the getup is the crutches. The Phoenix still needs too much maintenance for Sanchez to take one home, but he’s hopeful that SuitX will give him a unit someday.


Question: What do you know about the spliceosome?

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It was very hard to select my first “Bio Celebrity”. At the end my choice is – The Spliceosome!
The spliceosome is the component that makes possible the “maturation” of the mRNAs (removing the introns from the transcribed pre-mRNAs) and which was more important for my choice, the spliceosome determines the genetic diversity in eukaryotes in the context of the alternative splicing.
Each spliceosome is composed of five small nuclear RNA proteins, called snRNPs and a range of non-snRNP associated protein factors. The snRNPs that make up the nuclear spliceosome are named U1, U2, U4, U5 and U6. All of the are highly interconnected (via RNA-RNA interactions ) and also interact with proteins, forming a huge complex. The RNA component of the snRNP is rich in uridine.
The mRNA splicing is a quite complicated process and determines the assembled of the spliceosome. The splicing is quite well described in the post’s video.


Question: How can I remove scratches from a DVD? Respond in 42 sentences.

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So you are watching your favorite movie on DVD and all of a sudden it starts to stutter and skip or just plain stop dead. You eject it and see that it has some good-sized scratches on the surface. You are worried this is the end of your favorite DVD, but have no fear -- there are some ways to get this bad boy fixed. Here's how to remove scratches from a DVD.
Understanding the damage. DVDs are like CDs in that they are read in a spiral starting in the center of the disc and continuing to the outer edge. The info is encoded in "bumps" below the surface of the disc. A laser reads these by passing through the surface and reflecting off the "bumps." When the surface is scratched or blemished, the path of the laser is diverted slightly and the player cannot read the disc.
DVD Cleaner. It is always good to clean the DVD just to make sure the malfunction isn't being caused by something that will just wipe off with a moist cloth. If you hold the DVD near a light and at an angle, you can see the blemishes on the surface. The best tool you can use in cleaning and caring for any disc is a lint-free optical cloth. Most commonly used for cleaning eyeglass lenses, these cloths are soft and won't leave lint when you are done using them. Common rubbing alcohol is a great solution to use when cleaning DVDs. Just put a little on the cloth and rub the surface lightly, always in straight lines from the center out to the edge.
DVD Repair. Light abrasives such as toothpaste, polishes and cleaners will all fix scratches to some degree but you have to be very careful in using them. Some cleaners are actually no good at all for the surfaces of discs. Stuff that you use on glass is fine because it's alcohol-based, like Windex. Stuff that you use on bathrooms or floors are not so good; bathroom cleaners such as Tilex use bleach, which is harmful to DVDs.
I recommend using a solution or kit specifically designed for DVD scratch removal. These kits usually come with a solution and a cloth, like this example I found at Buy.com. There is even something that works like a wet wipe with the solution already applied to the wipe. Whatever you decide to use, make sure that it's appropriate for disc repair and that you use a light touch when applying it. Put a little of your solution on your cloth and, starting from the center of the disc, gently wipe out to the edge in a straight line. Do not use a circular motion or side-to-side, but only straight from the center to outside. Rub it in lightly then wipe clean with the same lint-free cloth.
DVD/CD Resurfacing. There are a couple of devices that will give your disc a total surface make-over. You usually put the DVD into the device and then spray the included solution on it, close the device and spin the disc using a handle or, in some scenarios, by pressing the On button. These are pretty good tools and will, in most situations, cure any of your scratch problems.
Care for your discs. When you are done cleaning and fixing your DVDs, make sure you put them in a safe place. The original case is the best place for it, but if you want to put it in a holder, look for one with soft backings that won't damage your disc any further. Disc repair is a long process, so prevention is the best method. You can also just get some jewel cases. Stores sell them pretty cheaply and they are a good place to keep DVDs, much better than the floor.
Removing scratches can be done, but it does involve some time and effort. If you have a scratched DVD, these steps should help fix it, but remember, prevention is always the best method so store your discs appropriately.
Rub any cleaner or abrasive lightly.
Remember to wipe from inside to outside edge.


Question: Have you heard of the game "CHOP"? What do you think of it?

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CHOP is a 2D arena fighting game with a hell of lot of gore and fast-paced action. Swords will fly, bodies will be chopped, tons of blood will be shed and you'll probably end up hating your friends !
will you release it also on switch?
Hahahaha it's not for kids! Hahahaha. But it's designed very well. I will support you!


Question: Describe the power and performance of the Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S.

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The 63 models come with the familiar 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V-8. The engine delivers 577 hp and 590 lb-ft of torque in the GT 63 and 630 hp and 664 lb-ft in the GT 63 S. Further out we could see a GT 73 combining the V-8 with an electric motor for an output approaching 800 hp, but for now the GT 63 S reigns supreme. It will hit 60 mph in 3.1 seconds and top out at 195 mph.


Question: Describe Mohammad Hassan Rahnavardi. Respond in 6 sentences.

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Mohammad Hassan Rahnavardi (, born 10 May 1927) is an Iranian physician, politician and former weightlifter. He was born in Tabriz. He earned two gold medals in Asian Games in 1950s. He was a member of National Consultative Assembly from Sari and later from Tehran. He was a deputy minister of health and minister of education prior to the Iranian Islamic revolution. His last position was Governor of Yazd.


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We began realizing an up-rise in traffic to the article, and with it came a whole lot of hate. I was told by some members of this hoard of trolls that my article was the “single most stupid thing I have ever read” and that it just “had to be satire”. Insults of “mental degeneracy” and “idiocy” flew everywhere. And how can we forget the ever so common “Libtard” insult? Someone even suggested that my motivation for writing the article was my lack of sexual partners and male attention, due to which I felt inclined to dictate how other people conduct their sexual lives. Oh, Thanks, random troll #4508. I didn’t realize that anti-bigotry was an intellectual position exclusive to virgins.
I cannot even post most of the messages here, because the vast majority of them contain very foul and bigoted language. Words cannot describe what hell the past few hours have been for me. We had to shut down the website’s commenting feature but were unable to shut down the Facebook comment feature. Go read any of the Facebook comments on that article to see what I am talking about.
This is what woman have to endure every single day on the Internet.


Question: Describe stick gambling.

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Stick gambling is a traditional hand game played by many indigenous people, with the rules varying among each group. It would typically be played when diverse groups would meet on the trail. Games could last for several days during which prized matches, shot, gunpowder, or tobacco would be staked. Traditionally only men would take part, but in modern games, both genders are able to play.
The Yukon Territory First Nations in Canada holds many annual hand games, or stick gambling tournaments, in which both genders play.


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Texas Gun Laws made Simple.
Q: How long is the waiting period to buy a Handgun / Shotgun / Rifle in Texas?
A: There is no waiting period for purchasing a firearm in the state of Texas.
Q: I just moved to Texas, do I have to register my firearms?
A: No, there is no state registration of firearms.
Q: I just inherited / bought a gun from someone in Texas, do I need to transfer the gun to my name?
A: No, there is no state registration of firearms, thus there is no requirement transfer the firearm in your name.
Q: What is required to purchase a firearm in the state of Texas?
A: You will need a valid state-issued ID. Many FFLs will not sell to out-of-state residents. This is due to the FFL’s requirement to uphold your resident state’s gun laws, and the inherient complexity associated with many states.
Q: Can I carry a firearm on my person?
A: Yes, with proper licensing (Concealed Handgun License) you may carry a pistol or revolver on your person. Long guns (rifles / shotguns) do not have to be concealed, but must be carried in a manner not calculated to cause alarm, and do not require a license.
Q: Can I strap a gun on my hip in Texas?
A: Yes you can, as of January 1 – 2016, folks can carry a handgun openly or concealed> However you do have to be licensed. By Texas law, the gun must be carried using a “shoulder or belt holster.” Long arms still do not require a license.
Q: Can I carry a firearm in my vehicle?
A: Yes. With the passage of the Motorist Protection Act you may now readibly carry handguns, loaded and within reach, so long as you conceal the firearm. Long guns (rifles / shotguns) do not have to be concealed and may be loaded and within reach.
Q: Are machine guns / suppressors / short-barreled firearms, etc. legal in the state of Texas?
A: Yes. All NFA rules apply. See this FAQ for more info regarding Class III / Title II items.
Q: Are “assault weapons” banned in Texas?
A: No. Texas abides by Federal law which at this time has no restrictions on so-called “assault weapons” such as semi-auto AR15, FAL, G3 / HK91 rifles.
Q: Is there a limit on the number of rounds a magazine may hold?
A: No. The only limit on magazines in Texas is the number of rounds you are physically able to cram into the thing and/or carry and/or afford.


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Jean Lowrie-Chin (born December 5, 1951) is communications consultant, seniors advocate, author and newspaper columnist in Kingston, Jamaica. She is the founder and managing director of PROComm (PRO Communications Limited) and also the founder-CEO of CCRP (Caribbean Community of Retired Persons)


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Fiji have competed in all but three Commonwealth Games since 1938, missing only 1990, 1994 and 2010. For the first two of those games they were not members of the Commonwealth following the military coup and declaration of a republic in 1987, and for the third they were suspended. Fiji have won fourteen Commonwealth medals across six sports.


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 What is the history of the 321st Engineer Battalion? Respond in 1 sentences.

The 321st Engineer Battalion is an Army Reserve battalion with active service in World War II and Operation Iraqi Freedom.


Question: Describe the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission's streetlight replacement project.

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 Describe the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission's streetlight replacement project.

An effort by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) to replace roughly 18,500 streetlights with more efficient LED fixtures is wrapping up, the commission reports.
"The project is almost complete; we are going back through the neighborhoods to be sure that we have converted all of the High Pressure Sodium (HPS) cobra head streetlights to the new LEDs," SFPUC spokesperson Stephen Kech told Hoodline via email.
Old cobra head lights (top), new LED fixtures (bottom).
The commission will next begin converting remaining streetlights that have more decorative designs, but a timeline for that work is still under development.
In some areas, like North Beach and Russian Hill, installation has taken longer due to cable car traffic, safety concerns, and limited access because of parked cars. The area was initially skipped, but now SFPUC crews will follow cable cars along their routes, replacing lights before the next car arrives.
According to SFPUC, LED fixtures will improve lighting conditions for pedestrians, bicyclists and drivers with what it describes as a "warmer white light."
While new lighting is designed to maintain existing light levels, "they may seem brighter because LEDs are designed to focus all of its light downward," Kech said. Additionally, LEDs can be modified as needed to minimize backlight, where light could potentially shine backward toward residences, for example.
More energy efficient, the new lights will run on 100 percent greenhouse gas-free Hetch Hetchy hydroelectric power and will on average consume 50 percent less energy than the previous fixtures. The new streetlights are a cost-cutting measure as well — HPS lamps are replaced every four years, whereas LED fixtures can last as long as 20 years.
The commission has created an interactive map where residents to check which lights have already been converted, which ones await replacement, along with decorative fixtures and lights that aren't identified for conversion. Additionally, if a light is not listed, it's most likely in PG&E's jurisdiction and not maintained by SFPUC.
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Question: Respond in 2 sentences. Describe Soluk.

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Soluk (, also Romanized as Solūk) is a village in Soluk Rural District, in the Central District of Hashtrud County, East Azerbaijan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 630, in 143 families.


Question: Describe the Bitcoin puzzle artwork painted by Marguerite deCourcelle.

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 Describe the Bitcoin puzzle artwork painted by Marguerite deCourcelle.

The value of a piece of art is often hotly debated and can sometimes appear fairly arbitrary. But TORCHED H34R7S, a painting by Marguerite deCourcelle, was far easier to put a price on. The Bitcoin puzzle artwork was worth nearly 5 bitcoins to the first person who could crack the code it held.
The painting was inspired by William Shakespeare’s poem, The Phoenix and the Turtle, and contains two coded pieces of information. Decoding and combining these would yield the private key to the Bitcoin wallet containing the coins.
Designed in 2015 by deCourcelle and fellow artist Rob Myers, the puzzle was announced on the Bitcointalk forum in March of that year. But after several months of initial enthusiasm failed to crack the code, interest began to dip.
deCourcelle feels that the surge in Bitcoin’s price last year led to a rejuvenated interest in the puzzle. But the 30-year-old programmer who eventually solved it had no knowledge of its existence until just over a month ago, as he told Motherboard.
He and his wife are puzzle fanatics, and he had particularly been looking for something related to cryptocurrency. They discovered the painting, and after a few unsuccessful attempts, started to trawl forums for hints and breakthroughs made by others.
Each of the flames around the edge of the picture contains a four bit binary code, based on properties of the flame. The relevant properties are the height (short or tall), color (red or yellow), thickness (wide or narrow), and inner color (purple or green).
Symbols in the corners of the painting give a hint as to the direction in which these should be read. Once you parse this string, it needs a key to decode it. This is provided by a literal key in the picture.
The key in the bottom right has six ribbons, whose length provides another binary code. Applying this to the original private key created the string encoded in the flames.
The winner has posted a detailed explanation of the solution.
The total haul included not only the 4.87 bitcoins but also 4.87 of the various airdrop coins, which have forked since their purchase. The winner has chosen to remain anonymous as he feels it is not safe to hold Bitcoin in his country.
As for the artist, she shared mixed emotions.
I’m legit upset and happy that my puzzle was solved. Totally rekt.
Are you surprised that it took 3 years for someone to solve this Bitcoin puzzle artwork? Did you try to solve it at one time? Let us know in the comments below.
Images courtesy of Twitter/@coin_artist and Flickr/@Joe deSousa.


Question: Explain the net worth of Michael Novogratz and why he chose to invest in Bitcoin.

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 Explain the net worth of Michael Novogratz and why he chose to invest in Bitcoin.

Billionaire Michael Novogratz reportedly revealed that he has 10 percent of his money invested in bitcoin and ether. He also predicts that the price of bitcoin will go to $2,000. Bitcoin.com looks into how much his net worth is and why he decided to invest in bitcoin.
Ten percent of my net worth is in this space. […] It’s the “best investment of my life”.
However, he did not reveal how much his net worth is.
I think it’s real. […] There’s a lot of smart money going into it; I’ve never seen a small project with more human capital going into it, and so, I kinda want to bet just on that alone.
Novogratz joined Fortress Investment Group four years after it was founded in 1998. He ran the Fortress global funds.
In 2007, Forbes listed him #317 on the Forbes 400, a list of America’s richest Billionaires by their estimated net worths. His net worth was $1.5 billion that year. He became a self-made billionaire “with the public offering of Fortress Investment Group,” Forbes wrote. However, Fortress shares had been sinking since its IPO. By the time Novogratz made the list in 2007, Fortress shares were down 45%, knocking the firm’s founders off the billionaire list, the publication detailed.
In 2008, Forbes ranked Novogratz #962 on its list of “The World’s Billionaires”, even though his net worth had fallen to $1.2 billion. That year, Fortress shares were down 60% since its IPO, to about $12.
Up until October 2015, Novogratz was still managing approximately $2 billion in assets at Fortress. The fund made a few bad bets about the direction of the Swiss franc and the Brazilian interest rates. Within a couple of months, Novogratz lost about $250 million. Faced with the prospect of client redemptions, he cut his losses and vacated his position at Fortress, according to the Wall Street Journal. By that time, Fortress shares had fallen to $6. Today, the shares trade at about $5.
While Fortress shares had fallen 70-80% since its IPO and were trading approximately between $5 and $8 in 2013, Novogratz had already moved some of his money into bitcoin.
Put a little money in Bitcoin. […] Come back in a few years and it’s going to be worth a lot.
Then, on Wednesday, Novogratz told the Harvard Business School Club crowd that bitcoin’s price will go to $2,000. He also warned them that there will “likely be a bubble” in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies and recommended diversification as a way to handle the bubble.
How many bitcoins do you think Novogratz owns? Let us know in the comments section below.


Question: What is your opinion on the visual novel Saya no Uta?

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 What is your opinion on the visual novel Saya no Uta?

The NSFW visual novel released in Japan in 2003 is still giving players troubled dreams today.
After surviving a horrific car crash that kills his parents, Fuminori begins to perceive every other human being as what can only be described as wriggling lumps of flesh. He can barely understand the words spewing from their rancid, meaty appendages, but when he tries to explain what he's seeing he's restrained and drugged. He has no choice but to pretend everything is fine.
Even buildings and mundane objects take on a twisted, hellish cast. Language is garbled, sweet smells are rancid, and what was once ordinary is now sinister. He'll never again breathe the crisp, clean air of a summer day again, and never know the true beauty of the world as it once was.
Saya no Uta thrusts you into one of the most terrifying narratives ever conceived in a visual novel, a Lovecraftian hell evocative of stories like I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream. Unpleasant, right? But this is still a visual novel. You're probably thinking a beautiful girl comes along and makes it all better. That's where you'd be wrong. When Saya arrives, the one person who appears normal to Fuminori, she does not make it better. Saya makes things even worse.
While forced to navigate a world covered in entrails and meat sacks, Fuminori pushes away his entire circle of friends. He finds solace only in Saya. Outwardly she appears to be an innocent, emerald-haired young girl with childlike mannerisms, but it's impossible to tell her true age, her true motives, or her true form. Why, when Fuminori sees everything around him as a rancid slab of meat, does Saya appear so beautiful? These questions are answered as part of a uniquely violent, sickening ride. And it happens to be one of my favorite games of all time.
Beyond a premise that will immediately turn some players off, Saya no Uta is a cavalcade of even more objectionable content just as likely to push players away. Not only are there descriptions of gratuitous violence, but sexual assault, adult scenes featuring a young-looking female character, and various other bits of awfulness are sprinkled throughout. It's entirely understandable that some players would skip it. But there's beauty in the madness, as twisted as that may sound.
As horrible as these things may be, they add up to a nihilistic feast. While finding a soulmate in a romantic dating sim may be the goal for some, I want to see the seedy underbelly, especially if it means confronting difficult content head-on. I know what it feels like to flirt, to fall in love. I want a game to show me things beyond what I could experience in real life, and so Fuminori's bizarre struggle is a tale I'm fascinated by.
I didn't know what to expect going into Saya no Uta when a good friend of mine recommended it to me years ago, and when I revisit it, I'm still trying to unpack the complex feelings it stirs up. After playing hundreds of both vanilla and explicit visual novels and their gaming offspring, I go back to it time and time again to let its melancholia wash over me.
It's not just the story that gets me, though it's gripping and well-paced in a way that's rare for the genre. Saya no Uta also has an excellent soundtrack, on par with Silent Hill's. The first few grinding notes of 'Schizophrenia' perfectly embody the creeping frustration and self-loathing Fuminori has dealt with for months, a prisoner in his own mind. You can practically feel the descent into madness—a comfortable, familiar madness, and one that grips you tightly without letting go.
Fuminori's disconnect from the human world is something that, while we can identify with it, we should hope never to be forced to experience anything like it. Trying to place ourselves in the same situation he finds himself in is an exercise in compassion, though his abandonment of morals and justice in some of the story's branches (of which there are very few, with only a handful of decision points) are beyond understanding.
Still, at one time or another in our lives we've all felt ostracized. It's almost understandable that Fuminori gradually becomes a villainous creature who sees absolutely nothing wrong about his abhorrent life choices, nor the actions he's taken to get there. He's damned to an existence where any semblance of light seems nonexistent—who knows what we'd do when pushed to those extremes?
And so, despite all its horrific content (and in many cases because of it, including some of the grotesque fates that befall certain characters), Saya no Uta remains one of my most-played visual novels. Dark writings that drive their readers to obsession are a cliche of Lovecraftian fiction, and Saya no Uta is the real-world equivalent, a visual novel you shouldn't read for the sake of your own peace of mind, that should come with warnings that trail off into italics, ellipses, and madness and definitely not a link to its vndb entry.


Question: Respond in 3 sentences. Provide a biography of Barukh Binah.

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Barukh Binah (Hebrew: ברוך בינה) (born 1950 in Tel Aviv) is the former Israeli Ambassador to Denmark. Previously he was the Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of Israel in Washington, D.C. with the rank of ambassador. He has been a member of Israel's Foreign Service since 1979.


Question: How do universes get expanded across different media?

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 How do universes get expanded across different media?

Capricon 38: Expanding Universes, will be a celebration of the infinite loop from the written word, to the screen, to games, and back again. When fans find a universe they enjoy, they can’t wait for the next book, episode, movie, or game. So, these universes are expanded across a variety of media.
Frankenstein, arguably the first science fiction story, was adapted into a movie and been reimagined many times in film and in novels.
The Star Trek universe has been expanded over six television series and 13 movies. But when the original series came out, there was no cable, only three networks, no internet, and not many ways to record television. So, fans turned to novelizations of the episodes to relive the stories. And for some, it was their first experience with the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise.
When that was not enough, fans got more stories in the form of novels that tied into their favorite movie or television series, expanding those universes. Between the three films of the original trilogy of Star Wars films, novels filled the gaps and afterwards expanded that universe as there would be no new films for 20 years.
After reading the books and seeing the shows, people wanted to make their own decisions in those universes and there were games that would let fans do just that. There have been board games, role-playing games, or videogames in just about every science fiction or fantasy universe a fan might want.
When we want more from our books, movies, television shows, and our games; creators have demonstrated time and again that they are there to expand those universes for us.


Question: Describe the features of KEF's LS50 Black Edition speakers.

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 Describe the features of KEF's LS50 Black Edition speakers.

KEF unveils special LS50 Black Edition speakers | What Hi-Fi?
KEF's Award-winning LS50s now boast a brand new finish and a sprinkling of special touches.
Each pair of speakers also boasts matching black trim rings and comes with its own diamond cut deco plaque and unique laser-etched serial number.
Given the internals mirror those of the standard, multi-Award-winning LS50s and pricing has remained the same, we doubt the audio performance will leave you disappointed.