Question: What do the polls in Indiana's U.S. Senate race look like?

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A new poll in Indiana’s U.S. Senate race shows its too close to call.
The new poll of likely voters from SurveyUSA and the Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics, released Monday, shows Democratic incumbent Joe Donnelly with 41 percent and Republican Mike Braun with 40 percent. Libertarian Lucy Brenton has 8 percent.
A poll summary noted that the race could be decided based on which candidate Brenton pulls voters from and who undecided voters pick on Election Day. The poll's margin of error is 4.6 percentage points.
Donnelly leads with female voters and voters younger than 50, while Braun leads with white voters. For voters older than 50, Donnelly and Braun are tied with 42 percent each.
Braun leads with voters who have a high school education, and Donnelly leads with those who are college-educated.
In the suburbs—where some political observers say races could be decided this year—Donnelly and Braun are practically tied for support, with Braun at 42 percent and Donnelly at 41 percent.
The online poll was conducted from Oct. 12-16 and reached 816 likely voters.
Indiana's U.S. Senate race is among a handful being watched on a national level, as Democrats see it as a must-win to take control of the U.S. Senate or keep Republicans at a slim majority. Republicans view the seat as one that is likely to flip to their party because President Donald Trump won Indiana by nearly 20 points in 2016.


Question: Have you heard about Microsoft offering replacements for flickering Surface Pro 4 devices?

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Microsoft has finally called a mulligan and will just replace Surface Pro 4 models that are experiencing screen flickering that makes the tablet-laptop hybrids unusable, Ars Technica reported.
According to a Microsoft blog post, the company has determined that flickering issues that plagued numerous users—some of who resorted to drastic and ill-advised solutions like throwing their computers in the freezer—”cannot be addressed with a firmware or driver update.” Microsoft added that any user experiencing the screen flickering issues will be able to request a replacement Surface Pro 4 within three years of the original purchase date, though they’ll only be able to receive a refurbished unit rather than a brand-new one.
Additionally, anyone who paid Microsoft out of warranty repair fees to fix their flickering Surface Pro 4 can request a refund. That could be a fair chunk of change, Ars Technica noted, as the replacement screens generally ran in the $450 range.
It does appear to be somewhat noteworthy that Microsoft took so long to take action in this instance. Microsoft acknowledged the issues as early as February 2018, which is a long time to let a premium laptop line go without a solution to a serious issue. It’s not even the only problem with the line; at one point, Consumer Reports removed the entire Surface brand from its “recommended” section, claiming a quarter of owners experienced issues ranging from sleep mode issues to batteries that wouldn’t hold a full charge due to firmware issues.
As of several months ago, thousands of users had allegedly experienced the issue, which appears to be either a manufacturing defect or design flaw, and they created a website titled “Flickergate” to pressure the company into action. Videos of the flickering issue show it is pretty bad, which kind of goes a little bit to explain why anyone would be desperate enough to risk permanent damage to components with the freezer solution.
In any case, Flickergate has ended in a win for the impacted users. Since the Surface 4 Pro came out in October 2015, every device in circulation has at least a few months before the three-year period expires. So it’d be best to get a move-on if you want yours fixed.


Question: What's the story with Linux 4.3 and EXT3?

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Linus Torvalds released the first release candidate for Linux 4.3 on September 12, ushering a new era for Linux. While there are lots of new things, as there always are in every Linux kernel, Linux 4.3 is noteworthy specifically for what it is removing. The EXT3 filesystem is being removed from Linux.
No that's not a typo. EXT3, the filesystem that most of us have used as default for a decade is going away. But it doesn't mean that EXT3 based systems will no longer be supported in Linux.
"On the filesystem side, the bulk of the changes (in lines of code) is the removal of the ext3 filesystem (with ext4 remaining to support ext3 layouts - but the separate ext3 codebase is gone)," Torvalds wrote in his Linux 4.3 RC1 LMKL message.
EXT3 entered the mainline Linux in the 2.4.15, back in 2001 as the successor to EXT2. For seven years, EXT3 largely was the default Linux filesystem for many mainstream distributions.
EXT4, the successor to EXT3 was merged into the mainline Linux kernel over multiple release, with stability achieved with the 2.6.28 kernel which was released in December 2008.
As such, it has been six and a half years since EXT3 was superceded in the Linux kernel with EXT4, though support and code has remained in place all this time.
Now it's finally time for EXT3 code to go, but just as was the case with EXT2 before it, those that still run EXT3 or rely on its data structures will be supported with the the successive release (in this case EXT4).
For those distributions and users that have specific demands and needs for EXT3 not addressed in EXT4, the simple truth is also that EXT3 is still in older Linux kernel that are marked as Long Term Support by multiple vendors and maintainers.
Overall the first Linux 4.3 release candidate, beyond the EXT3 change seems to Torvalds to be an average release in terms of composition.
"I had expected 4.3 to be somewhat smaller after that pretty big 4.2, but it's not particularly small - pretty average in size, in fact," Torvalds wrote. "Everything looks fairly normal, in fact, with about 70% of the changes being drivers, 10% architecture updates, and the remaining 20% are spread out (filesystems, networking, tooling, documentation, mm and "core" kernel updates etc)."


Question: What's going on in the Caldari Business Tribunal?

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Maurasi, The Forge – The Caldari Business Tribunal is hearing a complaint from the Wiyrkomi megacorporation today, regarding a new comedy holodrama developed by Bakkomolu Productions, a subsidiary of rival Caldari megacorporation Nugoeihuvi (NOH).
Family Business, a new comedic entry into the popular Caldari genre of azelokaivatko holodramas, follows the fortunes and foibles of a fictional great family, the Rekotaa, as they preside over the Kurashinni megacorporation. With the series beginning its second season, many critics have commented on the parallels between the fictional Kurashinni and the Wiyrkomi megacorp. As the first season closed, the similarity of the Rekotaa family to Wiyrkomi's own Seituoda family became increasingly apparent, with the parodic nature of the drama attracting considerable comment across executive social media networks.
While Wiyrkomi had previously released statements condemning the series, the new legal action was triggered by the leak of a season two script that includes an implied incestuous relationship in the Rekotaa family. According to sources who have seen the leaked script, the relationship is played for comedic effect when the notoriously rigid patriarch of the family, Ytuulan Rekotaa, is oblivious to two of his family members engaging in a relationship right under his nose.
"Our makeup artists put an hour in everyday making sure Ytuulan's goatee is the exact right shade of Seituoda steel," said an anonymous source cited in the complaint filing. "The dyes are expensive but Director Kinnuva's a real stickler for authenticity." The CBT frequently hears complaints against Nugoeihuvi, which was the target of 21% of its investigations in YC118.
Wiyrkomi has filed suit in the CBT for damages to its reputation and businesses. "When people run a search on GalNet for the Wiyrkomi Corporation, the fictional Kurashinni comes up in the top results," Wiyrkomi Senior Executive Counsel Ikane Hadonei commented. "Searching the Seituoda name generates artwork of Rekotaa family members engaged in obscene acts. Even if the conflation wasn't intended, it is clearly happening, and it is hurting our bottom line and our reputation."
Bakkomolu Productions spokesperson Silla Iwi disputed the complaints and promised to fight them in the tribunal. "Viewers can see our disclaimer in the beginning of the show: any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. We only distribute the show to foreign audiences, which Wiyrkomi should have little concern about. The show has been a critical success among those audiences, so any confusion can only advance their prospects."
Also listed in the complaint are allegations that the NOH subsidiary has been cooperating with third-party distributors and criminal organizations to ensure that copies of the holoseries make it back across the State border and into the hands of Wiyrkomi employees. A first season copy of Family Business signed by a female cast member and addressed to a low level Wiyrkomi Peace Corps officer was submitted as evidence along with the complaint.
When asked to comment on the evidence, Iwi responded, "We can't be held responsible for the actions of smugglers and other criminals. Perhaps if Peace Corps employees were arresting them instead of making purchases from them it wouldn't be such a problem. It's understandable that the Seituoda family would be sensitive, given the no doubt baseless rumors about the nature of their familial relationships."
International audiences and reviewers have speculated about inappropriate relationships within the family for several years following the publication of an edition of NOH-MAG subtitled as the "Wiyr-Kiss-Me, Ty-U-Aul-Up" issue by NOH subsidiary Ettru Tsiiju Publishing. The edition's salacious contents and the subtitle's apparent play on the names of Wiyrkomi and the late Tyunaul Seituoda, the family patriarch who transformed Wiyrkomi into the powerhouse it is today, generated a notable scandal in YC113.
The CBT's consideration of the case is likely to take several weeks or even months.


Question: Describe the reactions to a New York Times video that appeared to show fully grown illegal immigrant “boys” being loaded into a van.

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 Describe the reactions to a New York Times video that appeared to show fully grown illegal immigrant “boys” being loaded into a van.

The media is fully invested in driving hysteria over illegal immigrant children being separated from their parents, but a New York Times video depicting what appears to be fully grown “boys” didn’t do this political narrative any favors.
In the video, the group of “migrants” — see illegal immigrants — who look to be in their late teens, if not older, are seen being loaded into a van.
All of which prompted conservative political commentator Ann Coulter to mock the clip on Twitter.
“Look at the tiny tots!” she tweeted.
As she’s wont to do, Coulter stirred up controversy earlier this week in response to the networks mad rush to air young illegal immigrant children crying — the Times ran with a photo of President Donald Trump towering over one such child, never mind that the child’s father said his daughter was never separated from her mother.
“These child actors weeping and crying on all the other networks 24/7 right now; do not fall for it, Mr. President,” Coulter said on Fox News.
In lieu of crying over this unfortunate reality, social media users responded with a little snark.
Are they hiding their ms-13 tattoos?
Why are they hiding them? Why not hold a presser at Micky D’s playground w/happy meals!!?
Ripped from their mother’s arms!
They are no doubt MS -13 reinforcements making their way out to LI.
I think some of those children have mustaches. We should probably not call them children, they are teens at least. It sounds better to liberals when you call them children, because liberals are hysterical twats that need to feed the narrative.


Question: What is your favorite relational database management system (RDBMS)?

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"mongodb all the way. full web scale power. i think mongodb should be written in nodejs to take advantage of event driven nature of fast web scale loop. and gruntjs and lessc and uglifyjs adds full power to angulrjs real time web scale RDBMS."
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Question: Describe the interactive show Foreign Radical. Respond in 9 sentences.

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Theatre Conspiracy’s award-winning interactive show Foreign Radical tours to the United Kingdom this fall. The show premiered at Vancouver’s The Cultch in 2015, with a successful remount in Vancouver in February 2017. Foreign Radical toured Canada with performances at The Carrefour international de théâtre festival in Quebec City and The High Performance Rodeo in Calgary. The show was performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2017, where it garnered a Fringe First Award.
Foreign Radical tours the UK from Sept. 17 to Oct. 13, 2018 with performances at the ArtsDepot (London) and The New Theatre Royal (Portsmouth), plus The Head’s Up Festival (Hull), Paint the Town Festival (Medway) and Strike a Light Festival (Gloucester) as part of Battersea Arts Centre's Collaborative Theatre Network circuit.
A recipient of the Critics’ Choice Innovation Award at the 2015 Jessie Awards and named Top 10 Vancouver Theatre Shows in 2015, Foreign Radical is a multimedia experience with multilingual elements in English, Farsi and Arabic. Each performance is unique in that the audience dynamic influences the outcome.
Foreign Radical invites thirty participants into an intriguing theatrical game that explores security, profiling, freedom of expression, and privacy in the age of cybersurveillance. Mobile throughout the performance, the participants collaborate, compete, investigate, debate, and spy on each other.


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This entry was posted on Monday, October 15th, 2012 at 5:30 pm	and is filed under Main News.
When does this come out? I think it would make an awesome DS game.
What is this song? I must own it!


Question: Hey, do you know when Matthew McConaughey is teaching at UT?

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June 30, 2016 Matthew McConaughey.
The gent in front with the beard would really appreciate it if you stopped leaning on your horn.
Some lucky University of Texas students will soon get a chance to learn filmmaking skills from Academy Award winner – and longtime Austin resident – Matthew McConaughey.
The university said Thursday that the actor has signed on to teach a course in the Moody College of Communication this fall.
LOOK: Does this great-great-grandfather look like Matthew McConaughey?
UT did not immediately provide additional details on the exact course McConaughey will teach, but did say he will be joined by “Hunger Games” director Gary Ross.


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'Świętosława' is the name tentatively assigned to a Polish princess, the daughter of Mieszko I of Poland and sister of Boleslaw I of Poland. According to German chroniclers, this princess, whose name is not given, was married to first to Eric the Victorious of Sweden and then Sweyn Forkbeard of Denmark, giving the former a son Olof and the latter sons Harald and Canute. The name retrospectively given her, Świętosława, derives from that of a likely daughter, under the assumption that this girl may have borne the same name as her mother.


Question: Describe the events leading up to the murder of Laura Wallen. Respond in 14 sentences.

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The boyfriend of a pregnant Maryland teacher was charged with murder after her body was found in a shallow grave following a nine-day search, police said.
Laura Wallen, a high school social studies teacher from Olney, Maryland, was four months pregnant. Montgomery Police Chief Tom Manger said her body was discovered around noon Wednesday by a search and rescue team.
Montgomery County police said Thursday evening that an autopsy found Wallen was shot in the back of the head.
The victim’s boyfriend, Tyler Tessier, was arrested hours after her body was found and is charged with first degree murder. Tessier is believed to be the father of Wallen’s baby, police said.
Tessier had just days earlier delivered a heartfelt plea to find his missing girlfriend at a press conference.
Police said Tessier was the last person to see her alive. They were spotted together on Sept. 2 on surveillance footage at a grocery store near victim’s home, Manger said.
Wallen's family reported her missing two days later, according to the Montgomery County Police Department.
According to police, various events led them to classify Tessier as a suspect. He allegedly admitted to driving Wallen’s car to Columbia and removing the front tags. He also allegedly admitted to disposing of the victim’s driver license and iPhone.
The break in the case occurred when investigators determined Tessier visited the area where Wallen was found, Manger said, and the search team found tire tracks leading to the site.


Question: Describe the action taken by Action-Aid Ghana and Songtaba in response to the Daily Graphic publication regarding Grandma Ama Hemmar.

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Inmates of the alleged witches camp at Kukuo numbering about 700 in the Nanumba South District of the Northern Region have threatened to go on a naked demonstration if government fails to punish the murderers of 72 year old Grandma Ama Hemmar, who was allegedly murdered at Tema Community 15 under the pretence of alleged witchcraft.
This was in response to the Friday November 26 edition of the Daily Graphic front page publication captioned “Grandma set ablaze to exorcise witchcraft” which attracted wide condemnation from a cross section of the society.
They took this stand when Citi News visited their community which was spearheaded by Action-Aid Ghana and Songtaba to sample their views on the Daily Graphic publication.
Issah M. Mustapha, Assembly man for the Kukuo electoral area read the paper to their hearing which got them emotionally carried away hence their decision to demonstrate naked if the perpetrators of that deadly crime go unpunished.
Mma Mariama Abukari Nakpanzoo, President of the Network of alleged witch camps in the Northern Region condemned the act and maintained that the perpetrators should be dealt with immediately.
Issah M. Mustapha the assemblyman emphasized the need for government to expedite action on the case to curtail its reoccurrence in any part of Ghana.
Miss Rahinatu Fuseini of Action-Aid called on human rights activists and media houses in Ghana to highlight the issue for government’s swift response.
She said her murder was totally unacceptable in this era of the 21st century since every human being has the right to live.
She hinted that Action-Aid Ghana and her development partners in Ghana would not take kindly to the issue if government does not take action on the perpetrators since it amounted to a human right abuse.
For her apart, Adam Lamnatu, women’s right programme officer of Songtaba cautioned Ghanaians against such acts and appealed to all well meaning people to expose committers of similar crimes in their communities.
Action-Aid Ghana and Songtaba have over the years supported inmates of the Kukuo camp with mechanized boreholes, classroom block and credit facilities to make them live comfortably.


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While a generally simple task once you have all the parts, deciding on what kind of Jockey Box you want as well as the quality and durability of your finished product can be a bit confusing.
We here at Maurer Sales sell more coils for Jockey Boxes due to special event and catering customers who need to dispense in high-demand scenarios. However, we do stock 3 different cold plates as well if you decide to build a cold plate Jockey Box.
It’s wise to note that whether you get a coil or a cold plate, you will likely have stainless steel beer lines to transfer your beer.
We like to recommend to people to use 304 Stainless due to its longevity and wide range of applications.
There are numerous parts you have to get in stainless steel if you decide to go that route, in order to have a fully stainless jockey box.
The first thing you need to consider is whether to use a coil or a cold plate.
Pass-through shank or plain hole?
Next up is to consider how you’re going to get your beer into your jockey box. One method is to simply drill holes in your cooler and run beer line straight out. (For cold plates) When you’re done you can simply pull the lines back through the jockey box and leave them stored inside.
The other method is to use a metal “pass-through” shank. (Used with coils) In this instance you would use wing nuts on the ends of jumper lines to attach or detach and then store them inside the jockey box when it’s not in use.
Direct Fit or Jumper line?
Finally, you should decide how you want to fit the coils (or cold plate) onto the front shanks. If you’re using a cold plate you will need to use jumper lines to bring the beer up to the shanks. With a coil, you are able to fit them directly. Sometimes, however, you encounter a situation where the coil does not want to cooperate. (Small coils) In this case you may need a few inches of line, a nut, and a tailpiece to make it the final distance.
There you have it. All the decisions you need to make before you get started. Once you know, buy your parts and get ready to build!
This is an example of how you might use jumper lines to fit coils and coolers together that do not line up perfectly.
Keep in mind that if you intend to fit the coil directly to the shank, you need to make sure you purchase a shank with a recession for the coil to fit into. We carry shanks with 5/16” and 1/4″ recessions in them specifically for this purpose.
The first step in assembling your Jockey Box is always to measure where you plan to drill your holes. The second step is to measure them again.
Next up is going to drill the holes. We use a woodboring spade drill bit, but you can use whatever you want as long as you’re able to drill a 7/8” hole in the cooler.
Its smooth sailing from here folks, take nut off your shank, slide it in, and fasten it down lightly. (We’ll tighten later) Rinse and repeat for each hole. Make sure the faucet shanks are in the front and the pass-throughs are in the back.
Tightening the nut down last allows you to hold the faucet vertical so that when everything is fitted tightly, it doesn’t get crooked.


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Zosterophyllum was a genus of Silurian-Devonian vascular land plants with naked branching axes on which usually kidney-shaped sporangia were arranged in lateral positions. It is the type genus for the group known as zosterophylls, thought to be part of the lineage from which modern lycophytes evolved. More than 20 species have been described.


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EFF has been on the ground in Lima, Peru for the 17th round of Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations. The TPP is a secretive, multinational trade agreement, and one chapter carries overreaching copyright enforcement provisions that pose a huge threat to the Internet and users' access to devices and digital content.
This is a video from a protest outside the J.W. Marriott where TPP talks are taking place. Katitza Rodriguez, EFF's International Rights Director, talks about how U.S. negotiators of the TPP aim to create a global norm of copyright enforcement by mirroring terms of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act in this treaty. This impacts the U.S. and other countries' ability to maintain or enact their own balanced innovation policies. Besides a few leaks of previous drafts, the text of the agreement is completely secret and civil society continues to be shut out of the process.


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The Most Tense Video Ever: Can This Guy Catch a Shiny Ho-Oh?
One Shiny Ho-Oh. One chance to get it right. No Master Ball. No mercy.


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A textile conservator is a conservator-restorer charged with the care, treatment, research, and preservation of textiles. Issues addressed by a textile conservator are generally related to the field of textile preservation, and include damage caused to textiles by: light, mold and mildew, insects, cleaning, surface cleaning, washing, mounting for display, and storage. Variations in textile types and “the diversity of the textile conservator’s work makes it a very rewarding profession”. Textiles are among the most fragile artifacts, as they are susceptible to damage from atmospheric pollutants, moisture, biological organisms, and environmental changes and care varies with size, shape, material, and condition issues, all of which a textile conservator must be well versed.


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The skill rating of the top 100 players from every country determined the 32 participants for the group stages.
A snake draft created the group placements for each country.
This year, instead of voting on players directly, viewers voted on a three person committee from a predetermined group to choose the team for them.
if two teams in a group have the same number of map wins, it will be decided by the head-to-head matchup and if necessary, a tiebreaker match.
The first place team from the first group faces the second place team from the second group and vice versa.


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The Bok Prize is awarded annually by the Astronomical Society of Australia and the Australian Academy of Science to recognise outstanding research in astronomy by an honours student at an Australian university.
The prize is named to commemorate the energetic work of Bart Bok in promoting the undergraduate and graduate study of astronomy in Australia, during his term as Director of the Mount Stromlo Observatory.


Question: Explain why it is important for atheists to read books about theological beliefs. Respond in 977 words.

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What if most modern arguments against religious belief have been attacking the wrong God all along?
One reason that modern-day debates between atheists and religious believers are so bad-tempered, tedious and infuriating is that neither side invests much effort in figuring out what the other actually means when they use the word 'God'. This is an embarrassing oversight, especially for the atheist side (on which my sympathies generally lie). After all, scientific rationalists are supposed to care deeply about evidence. So you might imagine they'd want to be sure that the God they're denying is the one in which most believers really believe. No 'case against God', however watertight, means much if it's directed at the wrong target.
Yet prominent atheists display an almost aggressive lack of curiosity when it comes to the facts about belief. In The God Delusion, Richard Dawkins expertly demolishes what he calls 'the God hypothesis', but devotes only a few sketchy anecdotes to establishing that this God hypothesis is the one that has defined religious belief through history, or defines it around the world today. AC Grayling insists that atheists are excused the bother of actually reading theology – where they might catch up on debates among believers about what they believe – because atheism "rejects the premise" of theology. And when The Atlantic ran a piece last year entitled Study theology, even if you don't believe in God, Jerry Coyne, the atheist blogosphere's Victor Meldrew, called it "the world's worst advice." And on and on it goes.
My modest New Year's wish for 2014, then, is that atheists who care about honest argument – and about maybe actually getting somewhere in these otherwise mind-numbingly circular debates – might consider reading just one book by a theologian, David Bentley Hart's The Experience of God, published recently by Yale University Press. Not because I think they'll be completely convinced by it. (I'm not, and I'm certainly not convinced by Hart's other publicly expressed views, which tend towards the implacably socially conservative.) They should read it because Hart marshals powerful historical evidence and philosophical argument to suggest that atheists – if they want to attack the opposition's strongest case – badly need to up their game.
The God attacked by most modern atheists, Hart argues, is a sort of superhero, a "cosmic craftsman" – the technical term is "demiurge" – whose defining quality is that he's by far the most powerful being in the universe, or perhaps outside the universe (though it's never quite clear what that might mean). The superhero God can do anything he likes to the universe, including creating it to begin with. Demolishing this God is pretty straightforward: all you need to do is point to the lack of scientific evidence for his existence, and the fact that we don't need to postulate him in order to explain how the universe works.
… according to the classical metaphysical traditions of both the East and West, God is the unconditioned cause of reality – of absolutely everything that is – from the beginning to the end of time. Understood in this way, one can’t even say that God "exists" in the sense that my car or Mount Everest or electrons exist. God is what grounds the existence of every contingent thing, making it possible, sustaining it through time, unifying it, giving it actuality. God is the condition of the possibility of anything existing at all.
God, in short, isn't one very impressive thing among many things that might or might not exist; "not just some especially resplendent object among all the objects illuminated by the light of being," as Hart puts it. Rather, God is "the light of being itself", the answer to the question of why there's existence to begin with. In other words, that wisecrack about how atheists merely believe in one less god than theists do, though it makes a funny line in a Tim Minchin song, is just a category error. Monotheism's God isn't like one of the Greek gods, except that he happens to have no god friends. It's an utterly different kind of concept.
Since I can hear atheist eyeballs rolling backwards in their sockets with scorn, it's worth saying again: the point isn't that Hart's right. It's that he's making a case that's usually never addressed by atheists at all. If you think this God-as-the-condition-of-existence argument is rubbish, you need to say why. And unlike for the superhero version, scientific evidence won't clinch the deal. The question isn't a scientific one, about which things exist. It's a philosophical one, about what existence is and on what it depends.
But too often, instead of being grappled with, this argument gets dismissed as irrelevant. Sure, critics argue, it might be intriguing, but only a handful of smartypants intellectual religious people take it seriously. The vast majority of ordinary folk believe in the other sort of God.
As Hart points out, there are two problems with this dismissal. First, you'd actually need to prove the point with survey data about what people believe. But second, even if you could show that most believers believe in a superhero God, would that mean it's the only kind with which atheists need engage? If a committed creationist wrote a book called The Evolution Delusion, but only attacked the general public's understanding of evolution, we'd naturally dismiss them as disingenuous. We'd demand, instead, that they seek out what the best and most acclaimed minds in the field had concluded about evolution, then try dismantling that.
Which is also why atheists should read Hart's book: to deny themselves the lazy option of sticking to easy targets. Perhaps you'll come away convinced. But even if all you do is clearly articulate why you think he's completely wrong, you'll be helping to lift the discussion far above what usually passes for debates about religion.


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The most simplest algorithm to consider is the cryptographic hash function, which accepts one input and returns a single deterministic fixed-size output.
After all, as we said above, hash functions like MD5 and SHA1 produce a deterministic fixed-size output for a given input. There are no secrets involved. When a solution does not increase security but makes people feel more secure, we call it security theater.


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Our friends from PW-Sat 2 team need to test their satellite-deorbiting sail release mechanism. To make conditions as close to the real ones as possible, the test is to be performed in a specialised laboratory - in vacuum and without gravity. Vacuum is created by pumping out air, and lack of gravity by free fall from a tower. So the device is to be dropped from some height in a vacuum. As you might expect, the problem here is time - we have only ~1.2 seconds before the device hits the safety net placed at the tower’s base.
The sail release mechanism is actuated by electromagnet, so we need a device which can detect its fall (free fall detection), and control the current flow through the controlling electromagnet. And that device needs to respond quickly. Sail release itself also takes time, so we have 1.2 seconds to detect the free fall, AND fully release the sail.
To detect free fall we use an accelerometer. We also need to log the data during the fall, so we store all the data from the accelerometer to an SD card. Everything is wired up through an Arduino device.
Fortunately, we don’t need to implement the free fall detection algorithms by ourselves, as the ADXL345 accelerometer we are using here has this functionality built in. We just need to set some parameters. For free fall detection this are the freeFallThreshold (sensitivity of detection) and freeFallDuration. After that, we can read the freeFall interruption to check if the device is falling or not. All of this takes only a few milliseconds, about 3 to 10, usually 5.
Another task for us is to log all data from the accelerometer to a file on an SD card. For this purpose we have executed a number of tests with the standard Arduino SD handling library and an SD card adapter (or a simple Arduino Ethernet Shield with SD Card Reader) connected via SPI interface.
Here some problems become apparent. In each loop, we can read the accelerometer state (free-fall interruption and acceleration on all 3 axis), open a file on the SD card, write the data (append to the file), and close the file. This entire sequence of operations takes about 20 milliseconds (depending on the SD card used). That’s significantly more than the 5 ms we anticipated.
One solution is to open the file once, and then only write the data. However, if we don’t close the file, the data is buffered in-memory and we have no control of when, or if at all, it’s actually written to the SD card. The solution is to open the file, write the data N times (in our case, 100), then close the file (it flushes the data to the SD card and makes sure it’s actually written) - and open it again.
Another solution is to use a 3rd-party SD library called SdFat which allows fast data writes using a binary format. After a couple of initial tests we have discovered that the write operations are indeed super fast, but the binary format brings some new problems for the PW-Sat 2 team.
In the end, we have decided to use the best of both worlds - combining the speed of the SdFat library and the convenience of the CSV file format.
The last task of our device is to release the sail. To do it we need to control the electromagnet, which we accomplish via a simple relay. There is no complicated logic here - we fix specific pins for output, then, when free fall is detected, just set those pins to HIGH, which energizes the relay - this, in turn, de-energizes the sail-release electromagnet.
To test the device, we also needed some source of power, namely a battery, because tossing a device with a cable attached is quite cumbersome, and a cable socket can be easily damaged due to the drop.
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How to communicate with a sattelite when there is no Internet on the orbit.


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Tom draws inspiration from Wendy's "A Call to Action" series and urges you to follow his lead in contacting the wavering Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee.
Senator Corker, I urge you to please vote against confirming Ms. DeVos for Secretary of Education, following the lead of your esteemed colleagues Senators Collins and Murkowski. DeVos is simply unqualified for the position. I can only assume you are wavering because you already know this, but are uncomfortable with the politics of not supporting your President. But we must put the interests of our nation's children before those of your party or president. THANK YOU for considering this NO vote -- our children's futures are at stake.
"Mrs. DeVos is the product of her experience. She appears to view education through the lens of her experience in promoting alternatives to public education in Detroit and other cities where she has, no doubt, done valuable work. Her concentration on charter schools and vouchers, however, raises the question of whether or not she fully appreciates that the Secretary of Education’s primary focus must be on helping states and communities, parents, teachers, school board members, and administrators strengthen our public schools.
While it is unrealistic and unfair to expect a nominee to know the details of all the programs under the jurisdiction of the Department of Education, I am troubled and surprised by Mrs. DeVos’ apparent lack of familiarity with the landmark 1975 law, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, known as IDEA, that guarantees a free and appropriate education to children with special needs.
The mission of the Department of Education is broad, but supporting public education is at its core. I am concerned that Mrs. DeVos’ lack of experience with public schools will make it difficult for her to fully understand, identify, and assist with those challenges, particularly for our rural schools in states like Maine.
In keeping with my past practice, I will vote today to proceed to debate on Mrs. DeVos’ nomination, but, Madam President, I will not, I cannot vote to confirm her as our nation’s next Secretary of Education."
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AL-SURMAN VILLAGE, Syria (Reuters) - The red Turkish flag fluttering on the outskirts of the Syrian village of al-Surman has been seen by residents as a shield against government attack since Turkish troops arrived in February. But their fears of an offensive are growing.
The village is situated in rebel-held territory near the frontline with government forces in the northwestern Idlib region, one of the last big strongholds of the opposition to President Bashar al-Assad.
The entire population of al-Surman fled the village in January during the last big government attack in the area.
“Protection comes firstly from God, and after that it’s up to the Turks,” said Mohammad al-Youssef, 33, a resident of the village 40 km (25 miles) southeast of Idlib city.
“There is constant worry because there are no promises the regime won’t advance,” he said.
The United Nations has warned that up to 2.5 million people could flee toward the Turkish border in such a scenario.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan is pressing his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin over the issue, and has said Turkey - with NATO’s second-biggest army - cannot accept an offensive in Idlib.
Near al-Surman, thousands of people uprooted by the January offensive are still living in tents in olive and fig groves.
“People are saying we will keep our money for the days to come, in case we are displaced,” Youssef said.
Turkish forces have deployed at 12 observation posts in the Idlib region under the agreement reached with Russia and Iran in the Kazakh capital of Astana. Under this agreement, Idlib is considered a “de-escalation” zone.
The people in al-Surman are aware that their fate may hinge on international diplomacy. It gives them little comfort.
Assad views the Turks as illegal occupiers and has vowed to recover “every inch” of Syria. Russia’s priorities, particularly its relationship with Turkey, are key to determining Idlib’s fate, analysts say.
Rebel commanders believe an offensive inevitable. This assessment has been hardened by the recent campaign in the southwestern region near Israel and Jordan, recovered by the government in a Russian-backed assault in a matter of weeks.
The commander of the rebel group Ahrar al-Sharqia said he was 90 percent certain that the government would attack Idlib once its offensive in the southwest is finished.
“We are working to prepare our fighters,” the commander, Abu Hatem Shaqra, said.


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 Explain why Long Island is not an island for legal purposes.

Here’s a deceptive question: Is Long Island an island? It’s surrounded on all sides by water, yet for legal purposes, it isn’t an island. In 1985, all nine justices on the Supreme Court agreed. Long Island, that mass of land completely surrounded by water, is not an island. It’s a peninsula. One that just happens to have a little water between it and the mainland.
The case in question, United States v. Maine, arose over disputes between states and the federal government over who legally controls the water between the eastern tip of Long Island and Rhode Island (Block Island Sound).
If Long Island were legally an island, that water would be considered the open sea, and therefore be regulated by the federal government. As a peninsula, the water around it (and the soil at the bottom of the sound) comes under the authority of the states surrounding it.
The court was led to its conclusion as a result of Long Island's shape and relation to the corresponding coast. According to the ruling, Long Island's north shore follows the south shore of the opposite mainland. But the shapes of the two lands almost completely surround the Long Island Sound.
The court also determined that Long Island and the adjacent shore share a common geological history, which contributes to its lack of island-ness. Deposits of sediment and rocks from the mainland formed the shores by ice sheets that retreated thousands of years ago, according to the ruling.
Technically, the East River, the body of water that separates Long Island from Manhattan and the Bronx (on the New York mainland), is a tidal strait, rather than a river. Since the East River is relatively shallow, difficult for ships to navigate, and not an outlet to the sea, it doesn’t count, the Court essentially argued. Newsday points out that scientific experts don't support this argument—geologically, the two islands are made of very different kinds of rock that formed at millions of years apart. But, as a matter of political expediency, it’s more convenient for Long Island to be a peninsula so New York can exercise jurisdiction over it (and reap whatever natural resources it can from that).
While it may have simplified interstate squabbles, the demotion to peninsula status did cause Long Island to lose out on its designation as the longest island in the lower 48 states.


Question: Hey, how have you and your wife been doing the past year since the explosion? Respond in 51 sentences.

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The owner of the neighborhood's go-to coffee shop speaks publicly for the first time since last year's natural gas explosion.
It’s been almost 11 months since a natural gas explosion ripped a hole through the heart of Greenwood’s small business community. Many of the restaurants and boutiques damaged in the blast have spent the last year haggling with insurance companies and Puget Sound Energy, which the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission alleges is responsible for the damage. And while many of them have reopened, Neptune Coffee never will. The building in which it was housed was leveled, and a local developer wants to replace it with a six-story mixed-use project.
Owners Baltazar Soto and his wife, Christine Esparolini, have only been back to Greenwood a handful of times since; seeing the vacant lot where Neptune used to stand is too painful. In his first interview since the explosion, Soto talks about the surreal experience of showing up to find the business gone and why relocation may be out of the question.
What has the last year been like for you and your wife?
People say, “How’s it going?” or “What are you doing?” It’s difficult to relay the impact because not a lot of people have a business devastated by such a weird occurrence. We lost our entire staff because they, of course, needed to get other jobs. We lost the location. We lost all of the equipment. We lost all inventory. Everything. There was nothing that could be salvaged.
How much help have you gotten from your insurance company? Can you talk specific dollar figures?
I’d rather not. But I can say generally that it is a fraction of what our total loss was. We have not been made whole, by any means. My wife and I probably spent 60 hours a week combined, for six weeks straight, working with the insurance company. And we had an attorney helping us. I do want to note that the community supported us significantly, especially financially. And anything that was contributed has gone completely to legal fees.
Have you thought about rebuilding?
That was our first instinct, but we quickly learned that it’s a lot bigger than that. Seattle is such a saturated coffee place, and that location was unique. We did feasibility studies at other locations, and it took a few months, I would say into July, before we realized there was no way we could get what we had in Greenwood. It’s not like you can just open it up seven blocks into Ballard and do the same thing. It’s a completely different situation.
If your insurance company or PSE came to your door and handed you a check for every last dollar you lost, would that change anything?
My wife and I bought the business when it was on its way down, almost four years ago. And my wife spent 15 hour days for a full year to get it move-in ready. The second year she spent almost every day there. The Sunday before the explosion was the first Sunday we had off together. And then it blows up. So there’s a whole lot more than the value. You took away years of our income. You ripped a career away from us. You ripped away our ability to expand or grow or benefit from all of this time and success that we were working toward. So a check may appease us financially, but there’s an emotional hole that I feel and my wife feels a hundred times more.
You said, “You ripped a career away from us.” Who were you directing that comment at?
You saw the [Utilities and Transportation Commission] report. Within a few hours of that coming out, PSE said something like, “Yes, we agree it was devastating, but we disagree with the findings.” I kind of expected that. I’m an engineer by trade, and I’ve worked on forensic cases where there is culpability and money involved. So I thought, A report is going to come out, and if it blames PSE, PSE has a template written up already.
That’s just my demeanor; I’m pretty calm and mellow. But to be frank with you, I’ve never felt as horrible as I did during this time. I was there within 10 minutes of the explosion, and it was very surreal. It took my wife and I three months before we could go to a cafe—any cafe. It’s a little bit better now, but we tend to just stay home and brew coffee.


Question: Describe Lucca Staiger. Respond in 40 words.

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Lucca Staiger (born June 14, 1988) is a German professional basketball player who last played for Iberostar Tenerife of the Liga ACB. Standing at , he plays at the shooting guard position. He played collegiate basketball for Iowa State University.


Question: What are the Critics' Choice Movie Awards?

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 What are the Critics' Choice Movie Awards?

The Critics' Choice Movie Awards (formerly known as the Broadcast Film Critics Association Award) is an awards show presented annually by the American-Canadian Broadcast Film Critics Association (BFCA) to honor the finest in cinematic achievement. Written ballots are submitted during a week-long nominating period, and the resulting nominees are announced in December. The winners chosen by subsequent voting are revealed at the annual Critics' Choice Movie Awards ceremony in January. Additionally, special awards are given out at the discretion of the BFCA Board of Directors.


Question: Respond briefly. What is The Mirror about?

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The Mirror is a 1999 Hong Kong horror anthology film directed by Siu Wing, produced and written by Raymond Wong, and starring Nicholas Tse, Ruby Lin, Lillian Ho, Law Lan, Jack Neo, Xu Fan and Sherming Yiu.
The film is divided into five unrelated segments with the mirror on an antique dressing table serving as the plot device.


Question: Describe the power and importance of Harley Quinn in the comic world and how her character has been misinterpreted in popular culture.

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 Describe the power and importance of Harley Quinn in the comic world and how her character has been misinterpreted in popular culture.

Harley Quinn is an odd enigma in comic lore. She is unique in that she was created through the animated series and became so widely popular that the comics adopted her into comic canon. Now you can't consume anything Batman without Harley Quinn being plastered on it as a selling point.
Such as stuff like the Suicide Squad film, the Arkham video games, Odyssey articles and most recently, debuting on the moderately successful TV Show "Gotham." However, once a character becomes hugely popular, some character tampering and misunderstanding sets in. The problem really arose when "Suicide Squad" was marketed by showing of Margot Robbie's booty. That is the root of the issue when it comes to modern Harley Quinn portrayal.
Nowadays, when somebody is asked to describe Harley Quinn, nine times out of ten, they go straight to the fact that they think she is hot. They talk about her romantic relationship with The Joker. They talk about her obnoxious voice and how hot it is. They also claim her to be dumb and very fun. Hell, I've heard some girls aspire to be like her -- they believe she is a strong female character.
This was not always the case. If one were to go back to her origin on the terrific 90s animated "Batman" series, they would know what Harley Quinn was all about, and how important and engaging her character was. Harley is the rare exception to the rule where the comics and the fans have ruined her character, for she is far from a strong female character, and she is not someone any girl should aspire to be. Quite the opposite, actually.
Harley Quinn's character and story are metaphors for domestic violence and the tragedy of being caught in one. Her backstory was that she was a psychiatrist who was assigned to treat The Joker. He did his Joker thing and manipulated her, and twisted her into loving him and making her his pet.
A common misconception is that The Joker and Harley are a couple. The Joker is not capable of being in a relationship. He doesn't function like a normal human being. He uses Harley Quinn for his own personal gain and cares very little for her. He would only be upset if she were to die if it directly affected his plans. She is just a stooge who is a cut above his usual stooge.
Harley, on the other hand, is desperately in love with The Joker and truly believes he loves her. That's the tragedy of it. Joker is just as vicious to her as he is to everyone else. He is verbally and physically abusive, yet she never leaves him because she believes he loves her as much as she loves him -- a common trait in many domestic abuse situations. Harley Quinn was never meant to be a character that merited imitation.
She was meant to teach young girls about the dangers of domestic violence and to be an example of what not to be. She is a tragic character.
However, that has somehow now been lost in translation. It seems that the objective of Harley Quinn is to please hormonal teenage comic book geeks by making her outfits skimpier and to sell a bunch of Hot Topic T-shirts. She is a consistent cosplay choice at most comic conventions.
It honestly upsets me every time I hear someone say they want to be like Harley because she is badass. It upsets me even worse when they say they want a relationship just like Joker and Harley. It shows they don't know what they are talking about and that they completely missed the point of her. Domestic violence is a dumb thing that exists, but the hard reality is that it does exist. Harley Quinn was made with the best of intentions and those intentions have now been squandered by the culture we now live in.
So, now when you go see "Suicide Squad" and oogle at the beautiful Margot Robbie as she plays Quinn or when you talk about how powerful and strong she is when you play her in "Batman: Arkham Night" or read a comic where she gives The Joker a gift, just remember how tragic her character is and what she was meant to represent. Then let the cold breeze of reality chill your soul. The joke is most definitely on you.


Question: Describe Evan Engram's role on the Giants.

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 Describe Evan Engram's role on the Giants.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Evan Engram is a tight end with wide receiver speed. There is hardly a player on the New York Giants better suited for 7-on-7 practices in shorts and shells (shoulder pads and helmets). That was obvious while watching him run and catch the football this spring and summer, contorting to make plays in the middle of the field and in the end zone.
Engram (6-foot-3, 236 pounds) has proven to be an impressive athlete with enviable body control and pass-catching ability. It's hardly a surprise. He was productive at Ole Miss and ran the 40-yard dash in 4.42 seconds at the NFL combine, a blazing time for a tight end.
The Rebels didn't ask him to block much, which led to a belief that the Giants might use him strictly as sort of a slot or outside receiver. That doesn't appear to be the plan for Sunday night against the Dallas Cowboys or further down the road.
"He's a tight end, so he has to block," coach Ben McAdoo said. "That's his No. 1 job."
Based on the preseason and training camp, the Giants won't be afraid to use Engram on running downs or in short-yardage situations, especially in two-tight end sets. He'll be working alongside Rhett Ellison, who was signed as a free agent this offseason and will play a substantial role in the offense.
Ellison will likely start and handle run downs. Engram will still play plenty, especially with the Giants as a pass-first team. A 60-40 play split still seems reasonable in Engram's favor, given his expected role in the offense. If there are 80 total tight end snaps available in a given contest, that would equate to 48 for Engram, 32 for Ellison.
Ample opportunity for both to contribute, and more than enough time for Engram to do some damage.
"Just another big playmaker," Engram said of his projected role. "We have a lot of them. There is the middle of the field that requires a guy to come in there and eat. I think that is where I can be really successful."
It might take time for him to get acclimated to the blocking and professional game, but as long as Engram is on the field, he'll make his fair share of plays. That's why he was a first-round pick.
Whether or not it comes in his NFL regular-season debut on Sunday night is a completely different story. Engram acknowledges the atmosphere will be "crazy." He's never played in AT&T Stadium before, with the massive scoreboard and party-like atmosphere in front of nearly 100,000 people.
He's heard from teammates what to expect and envision.
"I keep hearing it's a great place to win a ball game," Engram said. "So I'm looking forward to going out there and win."
Engram's expecting the experience to be intense. So is his coach, who already addressed the matter with his young tight end earlier this week and offered tips.
McAdoo told Engram that he's probably going to need to do everything possible to keep his emotions in check.
"We talked about this breathing technique during OTAs and stuff. Kind of collecting yourself," Engram explained. "He said you're going to have to do that in the national anthem because every single emotion is going to be going crazy.
"I do [the breathing technique] all the time. Take deep breaths. Kind of settle in, relaxing and get going. I'm definitely probably going to be doing that a lot Sunday."
He's also going to be doing some blocking as an in-line tight end. The Giants are not shying away from that responsibility for the rookie.
So far, Engram says the feedback he's received on his blocking has been positive. This allows the Giants to be confident in using him in any situation, which should equate to the significant playing time.
"There has been good film and there has been corrected film. So they are pleased with my drive to get in there and block," Engram said. "They love how I'm not afraid to get in there and not going to shy away from it, but there has been some stuff that had to be corrected. That is inevitable.
"So I think they've been really pleased and excited [by] what I bring to the table with my vertical threat skills, I guess."
If he brings that to the real games, his role will only continue to grow.


Question: What can you tell me about Mirko Koršič?

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Mirko Koršič (born 18 January 1914, date of death unknown) was a Yugoslav fencer. He competed in the individual and team foil events at the 1936 Summer Olympics.


Question: What was the first conference of the 1982 PBA season?

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The 1982 Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Reinforced Filipino Conference was the first conference of the 1982 PBA season. It started on March 7 and ended on July 13, 1982. The tournament is an Import-laden format, which requires an import with the height limit of 6"5' and below for each team.