Question: What is the latest news about Carl Icahn and the US tariffs?

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Billionaire and former adviser to President Donald Trump, Carl Icahn, dumped roughly $31 million of stock in a company heavily dependent on steel just over a week before the White House announced a new tariff on steel imports.
A filing from the Securities and Exchange Commission shows Icahn disclosed that he systematically sold off nearly 1 million shares of Manitowoc Co. Inc., a Wisconsin-based global crane manufacturer, which relies on steel to make its products. Think Progress first reported on the filing Friday.
P.C. party drama and U.S. steel tariffs: Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath speaks with CKWS News anchor Bill Hutchins in Kingston while on a pre-election tour of the province.
Trump announced Thursday that he planned to impose a 25% tariff on steel imports and a 10% tariff on aluminum, as he believes import taxes will help protect American jobs and boost the U.S. economy.
Global News attempted to reach Carl Icahn, but he was not immediately available for comment.
By Friday morning Manitowoc’s shares had fallen almost $6 to $26.37. Icahn sold his shares for $32 to $34, according to the regulatory filing. The SEC filing shows Icahn began selling his Manitowoc stock on Feb. 12, just days before Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross publicly released a report on Feb. 16 calling for a 24 per cent tariff.
Icahn, who is worth nearly $16.9B according to Forbes, has described Trump as a “good friend” and was a special adviser to Trump during the election. He resigned his position last August amid concerns about potential conflicts of interest relating to his vast business dealings.
Icahn’s resignation came less than two weeks before the New Yorker published an extensive profile on the billionaire, suggesting Icahn used his White House position — and access to government officials — to protect his investments, including an oil refinery company he owns, CVR Energy.
Meanwhile, Trump’s planned tariffs have stoked fears of a global trade war and the president has said he would welcome a trade war if other countries threatened to retaliate.
“When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win,” he tweeted.
Canadian officials, American officials and businesses, including the Canadian and U.S. steel associations, have pushed for an exemption that would shield Canada from the new tariff. The White House has so far given no indications there will be exemptions of any kind.


Question: Provide a description of Lenna Arnold.

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Lenna Arnold (October 29, 1920 – January 22, 2010) was a pitcher who played in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. Listed at 5' 7", 135 lb., she batted and threw right handed.


Question: Explain the features of the new refund and invoice adjustment system for BitPay merchants.

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Since 2011, we've been working to create an exceptional bitcoin payment experience for both merchants and their customers. Today, we are happy to announce an improvement to our payment processing platform - now BitPay merchants can initiate refunds and adjust invoices directly through their merchant dashboard.
We have added functionality to our dashboard's "payments" tab which will enable users to adjust overpaid/underpaid invoices and initiate full or partial refunds. This makes our merchants more self-reliant, accelerates the refund process, and provides a better customer support experience.
Each invoice has a redesigned notes section which gives details about its payment status and records the invoice's history. The refund process is wallet-agnostic, but invoices paid with a payment protocol wallet are even easier to refund because of the attached refund address. Partial refunds can also be initiated through the dashboard and give more flexibility to handle overpayments, offer discounts, or retain restocking fees.
We continue to value the community's feedback as we polish, automate, and streamline our product. Please join the discussion at BitPay Labs to give us your thoughts and suggestions. We look forward to releasing more product improvements in the following months.


Question: Can you tell me what happened between Taylor Swift and a local blogger?

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San Francisco — The ACLU of Northern California today sent a letter to Taylor Swift and her attorney refuting their meritless legal defamation threats against a local blogger.
On Oct. 25, Herning received an intimidating letter from Swift and her attorney labeling the blog post as defamatory and demanding that she issue a retraction, remove the story from all media sources, and cease and desist. The letter threatened a lawsuit.
“This is a completely unsupported attempt to suppress constitutionally protected speech,” said ACLU of Northern California attorney Michael Risher.
The letter went on to say that it should serve as an “unequivocal denouncement by Ms. Swift of white supremacy and the alt-right.” But that denunciation would only be known by Herning because the letter also attempts to use copyright law to forbid her from making it public.
Herning contacted the ACLU after receiving the letter from Swift's attorney, and ACLU lawyers determined the legal claims were unsupported. The blog post is opinion protected by the First Amendment.
The ACLU has requested a response from Swift and her attorney by Nov. 13 confirming that they will not pursue a lawsuit.


Question: Explain the Netgear router vulnerabilities and the actions taken to address them.

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After a pair of very public disclosures in the last two weeks, Netgear published new firmware for vulnerabilities in its routers that have been publicly exploited.
Researchers discovered as many as 10,000 routers had been taken over, according to data lifted from one of the command and control servers involved in an attack against a victim investigated by Compass Security Schweiz Ltd., of Switzerland.
Researchers involved in the initial private disclosure to Netgear said the networking gear manufacturer had shared a beta firmware with them on Sept. 3, but never disclosed when it would publish the patched firmware. This was after Compass researchers informed Netgear that a 90-day disclosure deadline would expire this month.
However, on Sept. 29, researchers at Shellshock Labs disclosed some details, prompting Compass to do the same last week.
The updated firmware was released last night and affects versions JNR1010v2, WNR2000v5, JWNR2010v5, WNR614, WNR618, WNR1000v4, WNR2020, and WNR2020v2.
Router vulnerabilities and takeovers have been a security epidemic in the past 18 months with numerous critical bugs affecting almost manufacturers and products. Some vendors, for example, have built excessive features into their gear that is largely insecure, guarded either by weak or non-existent default credentials, or shoddy encryption.
The risk to business and home users is that an attacker in control of a router can redirect incoming and outgoing traffic by changing DNS configurations, or sit in a man-in-the-middle position and spy on supposedly protected traffic.
The so-called pharming attacks have been a serious threat, in particular in Brazil, according to researchers at Kaspersky Lab, who used pharming as one phase of a complex scheme to steal banking credentials.
The Netgear-related attacks were reported to Switzerland’s national GovCERT which told the consultancy that it would begin action to take the command and control servers offline. Most of the victims, Compass CTO Alexandre Herzog said, are in the United States.
Daniel Haake of Compass discovered and privately disclosed the vulnerabilities in July; in late September, researchers at Shellshock Labs also discovered and publicly disclosed the flaws.
The vulnerability is a remotely exploitable authentication bypass that affects Netgear router firmware N300_1.1.0.31_1.0.1.img, and N300-1.1.0.28_1.0.1.img. The flaw allows an attacker, without knowing the router password, to access the administration interface.


Question: Describe the Boston Bruins' last game at Boston Gardens.

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On September 26, 1995 the Boston Bruins played their last game ever at the fabled Boston Gardens. Fittingly their final opponent was the Montreal Canadiens - their eternal rivals who also was their first opponent way back in 1928.
Because this final game was a pre-season NHL exhibition match, the Bruins took the opportunity to extend a few liberties. Most notably the game was not played with the traditional three 20 minute periods, but rather two 25 minute halves. Why? That allowed a lengthy half time for the Bruins to honour their most respected opponents, such as Jean Beliveau, Stan Mikita, Maurice "Rocket" Richard and Frank Mahovlich.
At the game's conclusion it was the Bruins' greats who were honoured. Milt Schmidt, Bobby Orr, Terry O'Reilly, Johnny Bucyk, Phil Esposito and so many others. The highlight had to be "The Final Skate" when the legends and the current team took their final laps on Garden ice, saluting the fans.
But the highlight of the night had to be the emotional return of Normand Leveille to the Gardens ice. With captain Ray Bourque's help, Leveille skated to center ice (and later joined The Final Skate) to a rousing ovation. Leveille was once a very promising Bruins player who suffered a brain aneurysm in the first period of a 3-2 loss to Vancouver in 1982. Leveille, who scored both goals in the Bruins loss, never played hockey again.


Question: Describe the use and impact of animated gifs on our culture.

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Animated gifs function like early cinema in several ways.
Fans of social media are well acquainted with animated gifs. They bombard Tumblr users’ dashboards and often function as visual responses or reactions in Twitter conversations, comment threads, and Facebook feeds. Here’s one of mine, for example.
With free, web-based animated-gif generators like imgflip and gifmaker as well as downloadable apps like GifBoom and GifCamera, virtually any social network user may try their hand at creating these little moving pictures.
For those unfamiliar with the term, an animated gif is a “single graphic file that contains a series of images which are displayed sequentially to give the illusion of movement.” Basically, it’s the same thing that initiated the movies. No really, it is.
Think back to your first introductory film course, when you learned about the zoetrope, that Victorian-era device that allowed users to view static pictures of a bird as though it was moving. Gather ’round the kids, spin the wheel, look through the slats, and watch that dove fly, fly away.
But more importantly, Muybridge put his still images on a disc and then ran them through a zoopraxiscope to give them the impression of motion. This little experiment and device, you’ll remember from class, ultimately inspired Thomas Edison and W.K.L. Dickson to create the kinetoscope, also known as our first commercial film exhibition system.
The animated gif? Yes it’s practically the same thing.
In addition to their obvious purpose—to make still pictures move—animated gifs function like early cinema in several ways.
First, as Lisa Nakamura points out in the book Digitizing Race: Visual Cultures on the Internet, both gifs and early cinema attempt to reproduce an experience, not a story. Indeed, spectators of early cinema, or the “cinema of attractions” as Tom Gunning dubs it, were so enamored by the moving images before them that a conventional narrative—with a beginning, middle, and end—was unnecessary. Additionally, animated gifs function like early cinema because they are silent, exhibited in relatively private settings (e.g., kinetoscope, laptop/phone screen), and generally considered a waste of time.
Finally, like many of the first cinematic peep shows, animated gifs loop until they’re clicked off (Nakamura 63-66).
So why this interest in creating, posting, and sharing animated gifs online? After all, these little moving pictures have been around since the early 1990s (e.g., AOL IM icons, that creepy dancing baby from Ally McBeal). From my research, the most frequent answer to this question is that they’re fun.
At the basest level, animated gifs are simply entertaining to look at. They can make us giggle, swoon, shudder, and laugh. They can remind us of a particular shot or scene from one of our favorite films or TV shows. They can capture a specific moment in time and loop it for all eternity, all in the name of fun. Even professors who’ve incorporated gifs into their courses on French fairy-tales and information science speak of them first as entertaining, then as educational.
Here are two animated gifs that I consider fun.
Aside from entertainment (and their small file size), there are other reasons animated gifs are so popular.
Perhaps we’re infatuated with animated gifs because we’re living in the age of microblogging platforms like Tumblr and Twitter in which 140 characters are all we need to get our point across. In other words, video-shorthand “seems a similarly natural response” to these networks, some maintain.
More specifically, Hampus Hagman suggests the animated gif “liberates a moment from its hosting narrative.” In other words, when the animated gif is removed from a narrative-based film or television program, it is granted a second life. It finds meaning “outside the strictures of the narrative from which it originates” and is now “opened up to recontextualization.” Hagman also argues that animated gifs can function as a form of fetishism, especially for cinephiles, as you’ll see in the “living movie stills” or cinemagraphs below.
Finally, another blogger points out that perhaps this current interest in moving gifs derives from a progressive shift in the creative process. Again, like early cinema, the first animated gifs featured low resolutions and choppy transitions. But now, as shown below, they’ve become a stunning art form all their own.
Enter the cinemagraph. First attributed to photographer Jamie Beck and motion graphics artist Kevin Burg, cinemagraphs “combine still photography and video to ‘unfreeze’ a photo in time.” In essence, they’re more than a picture but less than a video, and significantly, because of their gif format, they could only exist and be appreciated online.
Beck’s and Berg’s creations are posted on Cinemagraphs. The Tumblr If we don’t, remember me—which began in 2010 as a video installation at contemporary art museums—hosts some lovely cinemagraphs of famous film scenes.
I’ve concluded this post with a few of my favorites below.
Iconic musical "The Sound of Music" celebrates its 50th anniversary.


Question: What is Halloran, Missouri? Respond in 3 sentences.

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Halloran is an unincorporated community in Butler County, in the U.S. state of Missouri.
A post office called Halloran was established in 1890, and remained in operation until 1911. The community derives its name from James A. Halloran, a pioneer citizen.


Question: Describe the village of Chhiwang. Respond in 2 sentences.

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Chhiwang is a village development committee in Rukum District in the Rapti Zone of western Nepal. At the time of the 1991 Nepal census it had a population of 4252 people living in 805 individual households.


Question: What is the history of paranormal research? Respond in 3 sentences.

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The Oxford Phasmatological Society was an organisation from Oxford that investigated paranormal phenomena. It lasted from 1879-1885. It is considered the oldest psychical society in existence.


Question: What can you tell me about the Pittsburgh Steelers depth chart? Respond in 44 sentences.

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With free agency and the draft completed and OTAs and minicamps scheduled for the next month and a half, here's a closer look at the projected depth chart of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Steelers typically keep three quarterbacks and Rudolph is an unlikely cut, so that leaves veteran Jones and 2017 draft pick Dobbs to battle for a roster spot.
Failing to draft a running back early signals that the team remains all-in on Bell despite the unsettled franchise tag negotiations. Samuels is intriguing as an H-back. The Steelers are counting on Conner to make a Year 2 jump. Stevan Ridley and Fitz Toussaint also will battle for a roster spot, but the Steelers have minimal money tied to them.
This excludes Eli Rogers, who is a free agent but might be re-signed before camp. Washington is in a position to be a factor early in his rookie year alongside Brown and Smith-Schuster -- plenty of footballs to go around, most likely. The team could use Hunter as more of a deep threat with Martavis Bryant gone.
The Steelers' tight-end-free draft means they want McDonald as a lead option, though James will be heavily involved. The Steelers love playing with two tight ends. McDonald was hurt for much of last season but averaged 7.25 targets in his final four games. Grimble has upside, and practice squad tight end Jake McGee is a talented pass-catcher.
The Steelers have decent depth here after drafting "Chukes" in the third round alongside Hawkins and Feiler. Pittsburgh needs a bounce-back year from Gilbert after injuries and a suspension last season.
Finney can slide to guard or center in the offense. Foster is 32 and in the final year of his deal, so he should be highly motivated to produce. DeCastro has become one of the game's best guards.
Pouncey has produced two healthy seasons after a nightmarish 2015 ankle injury that required seven surgeries. Collins was signed in the offseason and will compete for a spot in camp.
The Steelers re-signed Dan McCullers, but he hasn't been much of a factor in four years. Frazier, a seventh-round pick who played for defensive line coach Karl Dunbar at Alabama, will have a chance to unseat him. The first five spots are firmly set at one of the team's deepest positions.
The Steelers are counting on a fourth-year jump from Dupree, while Chickillo is a good third linebacker and Adams flashed potential in camp before tearing his labrum. Watt wants to grow his leadership in 2018.
The failure to draft an inside linebacker leaves the Steelers without an unquestioned starting option opposite Williams. Free-agent addition Bostic can start games but might be more of a stopgap. The team is high on Matakevich, who was injured last season, and Fort can help on passing downs.
This is the most corner talent the Steelers have had in years. Last month, Pittsburgh did not draft a cornerback, which hasn't happened since 2008. Sutton could push Burns for a starting role, while Hilton is entrenched as the slot corner.
This is a crowded room that must be sorted out. The Steelers could roll out three safeties on third downs to get Edmunds on the field. Berhe will be a special-teams standout. Allen is a hitter. And Dangerfield is still in the mix for playing time or a practice-squad role.
No competition here. Berry just signed a one-year extension.
The restricted free agent could be in line for a multiyear extension this summer.
He replaced Greg Warren last year and will enter 2018 as the starter.
He showed a flair for the big play late last season. He is likely the team's best option here.
Brown loves to do it, and the Steelers keep rolling him out there. Rogers could help if re-signed.


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Christian Gottlob Heyne (; 25 September 1729 – 14 July 1812) was a German classical scholar and archaeologist as well as long-time director of the Göttingen State and University Library. He was a member of the Göttingen School of History.


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How cute is the sea otter! They are a marine mammal which can be found on the coasts of the Northern Pacific Ocean and are the largest member of the weasel family. They have the densest fur in the whole animal kingdom, ranging from 250,000 to one million hairs per square inch. Now that’s a lot of fur!
There are a lot of different interesting sea otter facts, but the most talked about is how sea otters hold hands when they sleep. So, why do they do this?
Sea otters will often float in groups (called rafts) whilst they eat, rest and sleep. A raft of otters can be anything from two otters to hundreds! And, whilst they are rafting, it is well known that they will all hold hands to stay together in their group. Also, the sea otter will use sea plants that grow from the ocean floor which they will wrap themselves up in, which helps keep them from drifting away.


Question: Respond in 9 sentences. Describe the 6th International Conference on Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality and Computer Graphics (SALENTO AVR 2019).

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The 6th International Conference on Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality and Computer Graphics (SALENTO AVR 2019) intends to bring together the community of researchers and scientists in order to discuss key issues, approaches, ideas, open problems, innovative applications and trends on virtual and augmented reality, 3D visualization and computer graphics in the areas of medicine, cultural heritage, arts, education, entertainment, military and industrial applications.
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Question: Who was José Lucílo Iturbe Arechiga?

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José Lucílo Iturbe Arechiga (born 1907 in Zacatecas, Zacatecas – date of death unknown) was a Mexican sprinter who competed in the 1928 Summer Olympics and in the 1932 Summer Olympics.


Question: Describe the digital hoarding behaviors of people today and current trends in managing digital keepsakes.

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 Describe the digital hoarding behaviors of people today and current trends in managing digital keepsakes.

America is a nation of “digital hoarders” with two in every five respondents in a recent survey failing to rid themselves of a host of digital stuff, according to new research.
Results showed 40 percent of those polled said they hoard things they don’t need or rarely access on their phones — with useless apps and unneeded photos the most common things clogging devices.
Fifty-six percent say they have run their device completely to storage capacity and received a warning message. A further 62 percent have had to delete old files in order to be able to take new photos.
In fact, the link between hoarding and stress is arguably strong: Three in four of those with full devices admit that getting a warning that their electronic device is running out of space is a source of anxiety for them.
Forty-three percent of those surveyed even admit to feeling anxious at the thought of losing or being away from their phone for too long.
Our attachment to our phones is strong, yet the phone users estimate, on average, that over a quarter of their phone storage (27 percent) is taken up by completely unnecessary or unused things.
Although we hoard, sometimes it comes from neglect. Thirteen percent of survey respondents haven’t searched through their devices and thoroughly sorted their phone’s content in a few months, and 7 percent haven’t sorted through them in a year or more.
When asked how often they sort through junk mail and unread messages, three-fifths sort through it daily, but 45 percent still confessed to having email accounts full of junk mail, spam mail, or unread messages — with an average of 201 unread or junk messages per person.
And as many as 62 percent have had to free up space ahead of taking new photos.
That leads to sacrifices having to be made, with 54 percent admitting they’ve had to delete files they would rather keep if they had the space.
But do we really want to keep every last photo or video on our phones? Almost a quarter of respondents admit to having old photos or files they store on electronic devices but only look at once every six months or more.
And 35 percent of respondents would access old files and photos more if they had easy access.
The study also found that almost one in seven respondents now has the majority of their sentimental photos stored online, but respondents still keep a treasure of old photos on their phones. The oldest photo in respondents’ phones averaged over three years old.
Almost 45 percent said they don’t feel they have a proper backup plan in place for their most treasured digital keepsakes, and 31 percent admit to not backing up their files at all.
In fact, 52 percent say they would be willing to spend an average of $203 on a more expensive device simply because it has more storage.
When it comes to things that matter, it seems photos take one of the top spots, with respondents saying they’d be unhappier losing their photos, whether stored on an electronic device or in a physical photo album, than they would be splitting up with their current partner or losing touch with a best friend.


Question: What are the Illinois Compiled Statutes?

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The Illinois Compiled Statutes (ILCS) are the codified statutes of a general and permanent nature of Illinois. The compilation organizes the general Acts of Illinois into 67 chapters arranged within 9 major topic areas. The Illinois Legislative Reference Bureau (LRB) makes additions, deletions, and changes to ILCS (for example, when new acts become law or existing acts are repealed) by filing documents as provided in Public Act 87-1005.


Question: Write a short summary of the Bulgarian president's stance on Russia. Respond in 11 sentences.

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Stoyan Nenov / Reuters A protester, wearing a sweater in the colors of the Bulgarian national flag, sits on the tracks as anti-Corruption demonstrators block the main railway station in Sofia, March 10, 2013.
DARIUSZ KALAN is Head of the Central Europe Programme at the Polish Institute of International Affairs in Warsaw and a freelance journalist. He has written for The National Interest and Prospect Magazine, among others.
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev has been saying for some time now what many leaders in Central Europe and the Balkans do not even dare to think. On May 7, in his speech at the Gdańsk ceremonies marking the end of the Second World War, he called Vladimir Putin a nineteenth-century imperialist who is creating his own spheres of influence in Europe. Only several months earlier, Plevneliev told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, “We all want to see a country, which has produced Tchaikovsky, Tolstoy, and Dostoevsky, as a partner. However, facts show that we are dealing with a different Russia nowadays—a nationalist, aggressive state ruled by a president who sees Europe as an opponent, not a partner.” He has consequently continued with his critique, also accusing Moscow of trying to divide the European Union and destabilize the Balkans.
Plevneliev’s anti-Russian stance is a startling change in tone in a country that has long been considered Russia’s Trojan horse in the European Union. In fact, although many of the European Union’s former Eastern Bloc countries—including Poland and the Baltic states—view Russia as a historical occupier and a serious security challenge, Bulgaria has for many years considered Moscow—with whom it shares a common history and similarities in language—to be a good friend. At the height of Soviet power, Bulgaria was one of the Soviet Union’s most pliable allies—to such a degree that the First Secretary of the Bulgarian Communist Party, Todor Zhivkov, proposed several times that Bulgaria become the 16th Soviet republic.
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev in Sofia, March 20, 2013.


Question: Explain the recent decision of the Sydney Opera House to project the Everest horse race advertisement.

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 Explain the recent decision of the Sydney Opera House to project the Everest horse race advertisement.

Gladys Berejiklian has handed broadcaster Alan Jones and Racing NSW a massive public relations and promotional victory, with her government instructing the Sydney Opera House to allow its sails to be lit up with colours, numbers and a trophy to promote next Saturday’s Everest horse race.
With Sports Minister Stuart Ayres acting as the broker during a tense two days of negotiations, the government has also agreed that the word ‘Everest’ should be included in the projections, which will be used to promote the barrier draw for the $10 million horse race. Racing NSW had also wanted to list horse names on the Opera House sails, but that will not happen.
The agreement was secured only an hour after Opera House chief executive Louise Herron told the Herald her organisation would not depart from its policy of not allowing logos or branding to be projected on to the World Heritage listed structure, but would ultimately do as instructed by the government.
“If we said yes to this, ‘we’re fine put the Everest logo on there' our policy is worthless to us, we’re just going to allow whoever comes along to use the Opera House as a billboard,’ we would lose our World Heritage status,” Ms Herron said, about an hour before the government agreed to do almost exactly that.
Despite the Opera House’s policy, the government retains the power to instruct it to be used for promotional purposes. When logos have been projected onto the Opera House in the past – for instance, for the Wallabies rugby team or to mark Australia’s Ashes victory – this has been done under such direction.
The direction to the Opera House to include the numbers and wording in the projections will come from the Arts Minister, Don Harwin. But it is understood Mr Harwin is disappointed in the decision to make such a direction.
Labor leader Luke Foley supported the Racing NSW plan, while federal Labor MP Anthony Albanese also phoned into ABC Radio on Friday morning to say he supported the scheme.
The government’s agreement followed a hostile interview between Ms Herron and Jones on Friday morning. In that interview, Jones told Ms Herron he would be speaking to Ms Berejiklian within five minutes, and if Ms Herron did not come to the party she should “lose your job."
Ms Herron told the Herald she and the Opera House had received an outpouring of support subsequent to that interview.
“The community regards the Opera House as its asset to be treated with respect, to be treated as the treasure it is,” Ms Herron said.
The Opera House had been prepared to light up its sails with jockeys' colours, but had resisted numbers, text or logos.
In agreeing that horse numbers and the Everest logo should be projected onto the Opera House, Ms Berejiklian has sided with Jones’ views on another controversial policy.
She has, for instance, agreed to build a new stadium at Moore Park where Jones is a trustee of the Sydney Cricket & Sports Ground Trust, backed down on merging some Sydney councils, and is also directing taxpayer funding to the state’s greyhound industry, after former premier Mike Baird drew Jones’ wrath by trying to shut the industry down.
A spokesman for Ms Berejiklian said “of course” Ms Herron had her support, but would not answer whether the Premier had spoken to Jones on Friday.
Ms Herron said it was important to maintain the Opera House’s policy of not allowing branding to be projected onto it.
“What that means is when people come along and say ‘I want to advertise Chicken Tonight on the sails,’ we can hold firm because we never approve that,” the chief executive said.


Question: What's going on with the British World Superbike round for 2018?

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World Superbike organisers confirm the race weekend schedule for the 2018 British round with no speculated third race at Donginton Park.
World Superbike organisers have confirmed the race weekend schedule for the 2018 British round while there will be no speculated third race at Donginton Park.
The Leicestershire circuit is set to welcome World Superbikes on May 25-27 with a bumper programme as the newly-formed British Talent Cup joins the schedule alongside the World Superbike, World Supersport, World Supersport 300 and European Superstock 1000 championships.
Earlier this year a rumoured triple header race weekend had been mooted for the British round at Donington Park, as well as the Portuguese round at Portimao in mid-September, but upon the race weekend schedule confirmation the round will retain its familiar two-race format.
Having been taken over by MotorSport Vision over the winter, Donington Park has undergone a raft of updates including a new restaurant, bar, café, toilet blocks and grandstands ahead of 2018.
The World Superbike grid get on track on Friday for the opening free practice session at 09:45AM before two further free practice sessions at 12.30PM and 16:05PM (all local time). World Superbike Superpole qualifying will take place on Saturday morning at 10:45AM followed by race one in the afternoon on 13:15PM, with Sunday’s race two taking place slightly earlier at 13:00PM.
The rumoured triple-header at Portimao is yet to be confirmed by organisers as the finer details of the World Superbike Portuguese round are yet to be finalised.


Question: "Hey, have you heard about Jaleel White coming back to ABC's TGIF lineup? What do you know about it?"

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Did he do that? Yes, he did! Jaleel White is returning to ABC's TGIF lineup. The time slot that played home to his breakout role as Steve Urkel on Family Matters is welcoming the actor back. And he is doing it on the much-loved comedy Fresh Off the Boat, which will air new episodes on Friday nights this fall. So, who is Jaleel White playing? Here is what you need to know about White's role on the ABC comedy.
Fresh Off the Boat will welcome the Family Matters star in the role of Calvin. The acerbically witted general manager of a car dealership. Calvin is an underappreciated asset. Despite doing all of the work at the dealership, Calvin has to play second-fiddle when his boss comes to visit. So, how does the audience come to learn of Calvin's rough working situation? Well, Louis meets him when the former buys an RV at the dealership, per Variety.
It sounds like a promising scenario. Even though Jaleel White will appear on the TGIF lineup, he will not be doing so in a role that seemingly resembles Steve Urkel or Stefan Urquelle. Since Family Matters ended, White has remained busy. He competed on ABC's Dancing with the Stars and has had a bevy of roles in scripted series. It has been 21 years since Family Matters wrapped up its run on ABC. Its ninth and final season aired on CBS.
For years, ABC's TGIF block of programming had disappeared. Now, much like revivals and reboots, the Alphabet Network is seizing on the nostalgia of viewers by revitalizing the programming block. Fresh Off the Boat and fellow ABC comedy Speechless are both making the move to Friday nights this fall. With TGIF making a comeback, it makes you wonder about the potential of a Family Matters revival. Okay, it may never happen, but it was worth putting out in the universe.
Given that the 1990's TGIF lineup is doing so well on Hulu, there is evidence that there is still abundant interest in Family Matters. In fact, Hulu recently revealed that the show was being binge-watched with incredible zeal by its subscribers. There was also talk about the potential of Steve Urkel making his way to Fuller House. While we all await an update on that, we have Jaleel White's guest starring role on Fresh Off the Boat to look forward to.
An exact air date for the episode White will guest star in was not released. The fifth season of Fresh Off the Boat premieres Friday, October 5 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC. For what else is coming up on ABC this fall, check out the network's premiere schedule. If you want to relive Family Matters, you can check out the show on Hulu. For new television that will arrive this fall alongside Fresh Off the Boat, check out CinemaBlend's guide to TV's fall premieres.


Question: Could you explain what LPC is? Respond in 3 sentences.

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Linear predictive coding (LPC) is a method used mostly in audio signal processing and speech processing for representing the spectral envelope of a digital signal of speech in compressed form, using the information of a linear predictive model. It is one of the most powerful speech analysis techniques, and one of the most useful methods for encoding good quality speech at a low bit rate and provides highly accurate estimates of speech parameters. LPC is the most widely used method in speech coding and speech synthesis.


Question: Describe how Mark Levin's new show on Fox News may impact the network.

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Mark Levin arguably ranks just behind Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity for influence in the world of conservative talk radio hosts.
Mark Levin gives the network one more fierce defender of the president, protecting its flank from alt-right competitors.
Fox News announced on Tuesday that it is hiring conservative commentator Mark Levin to host a new show at 10 p.m. Sundays, drawing the network ever closer to its pro-Trump base and further protecting it from future competition on the right.
The show, which will be called “Life, Liberty & Levin,” is scheduled to debut in February.
Levin, who arguably ranks just behind Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity for influence in the world of conservative talk-radio hosts, has been critical of President Donald Trump in the past. He supported Sen. Ted Cruz in the 2016 Republican presidential primary and even identified himself as a member of the “Never Trump” movement — until he decided to support Trump.
He has seldom looked back since. Levin helped popularize the conspiracy theory that former President Barack Obama was wiretapping Trump Tower — an idea ultimately picked up by Trump himself — and is known for promoting ideas in line with the president. Just recently, he has bashed the Robert Mueller investigation, backed Trump on “extreme vetting” and complained about the “liberal media” ignoring various Clinton-related issues.
Though Fox News has always been known for the conservative tilt of its commentators, in the year since Trump’s election, the network has stuffed its lineup of opinion hosts with consistent cheerleaders for the president. Former mainstay Megyn Kelly was known for feuding with Trump, and even Bill O’Reilly — who was forced out by the network in April amid sexual harassment accusations — would break with him occasionally, but Fox’s current prime-time lineup of Hannity, Tucker Carlson and Laura Ingraham rarely criticizes Trump, and goes to great lengths to defend him. Levin fits into that mold.
The 10 p.m. Sunday time slot is not a high-profile one, though it could lead to bigger things, according to Brian Wieser, a senior analyst at Pivotal Research.
Shelley also noted that the move locks in Levin — a highly established name in conservative media — from joining other competitors.
“We all know that Breitbart and others are seeing in the current Trump deregulatory climate opportunities to take on Fox News, so Fox, for the first time maybe in its entire history, is having to protect its flanks,” he said.
Over the past year, Fox has been steadily adding programming, including three more hours of "Fox & Friends" in the morning and three more hours of news programming during the day, in addition to building out its weekend lineup. Levin’s show will replace what is currently a replay of "Fox News Sunday" with Chris Wallace.
Wieser said there’s a certain economic logic to Fox doubling down on pro-Trump hosts. Last month, for instance, Fox News was the top-rated cable news network with, according to Wieser’s analysis of Nielsen numbers, 24.1 percent of Americans watching at least one minute of the network. Considering, he says, that Trump seems to have a solid base of support that hovers around 35 percent to 40 percent, appealing to that hard-core group can be fruitful.


Question: Discuss your thoughts on Manchester City's 2014/15 season.

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Quiz: Manchester City's 2014/15 season ended with a second place finish and the last 16 of the Champions league. Test your knowledge and memory of the season with this end of season quiz. What can you remember from Man City's 2014/15 season?
We’ve come a long way when 2nd place and Champions league last 16 is considered a disappointing campaign. Heyho we’ll all be back again in August!
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Question: Who is Ellen Brodkey?

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Ellen Brodkey (born Ellen Schwamm, 1934) is an American novelist. She is the author of "Adjacent Lives" (1979), and "How He Saved Her" (1985). She was married to the American writer Harold Brodkey.


Question: Hey, I want to start a business but I don't have any money - how can I get funding?

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For you to start a business, you need finance. This is a common reason why most entrepreneurs from Africa see as a hindrance for them to start a business of their own. However, I don’t believe in this reasoning. The first thing an entrepreneur needs to start a business is not the finance, but a business idea. How do you expect to get finance when you don’t even have a business idea? However, if finance is your problem, I have listed below some funding opportunities that you can win if you already have a business idea.
It is a common response I get from people who come to me for coaching. “I need to start a business, but I don’t have the capital”. When you ask them to present to you their business idea so you can help them on how they can source for finance, they start to babble.
In effect, 3 out of 5 people who come for coaching doesn’t even have a business idea. Yet they are looking for capital. I believe money is needed to grow a business and not really to start it. There are some businesses out there that you can start with little or no capital at all.
There are many ways you can raise funds for your business idea. What you should note is that it is rare to find any of such methods that would not ask you the stage at which your business is. I also wrote this article on How to Get Free Funding For Startup: Startup Competitions For 2017. Some of the competitions you find in it are organized yearly.
This one is for active agri and food sector SMEs based in Nigeria or Benin that have storage-related issues, cleaning, processing, handling, grading and transporting of processed agricultural products. SMEs in these two countries are called upon to submit innovative ideas that will help reduce post-harvest losses. The winner will receive funding from the Postharvest Network of up to 20,000 Euro maximum. Application started on April 9th and will end on May 18th 2018. Registration is done online. Check out the details and apply now.
Innovate for Life Fund offers an opportunity to innovative entrepreneurs towards follow up investments. Application is ongoing and will end on June 15, 2018. The selection process will be in August 2018 and an Accelerator program from September to December 2018. If you are an innovative entrepreneur and find this interesting, checkout the requirements and apply.
This concerns founders of technology startups that are operating in Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa and Kenya. Registration for the MEST Africa scale-up pitch competition finalists will be competing for a $50,000 equity investment and other support to help them reach the Pan-African scale. Application began on April 3, 2018 and will end on April 22, 2018. Follow this link to check out the details or to appy.
This list of funding opportunities for entrepreneurs in Africa will be updated as soon as we get additional competitions or awards. Always come back to check. Don’t forget to subscribe for our newslater for updates and download a free e-book on businesses you can start in Africa with no money.


Question: Does it seem crazy that Alfa Romeo dropped the Mito? Respond in 43 sentences.

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The Alfa Romeo Mito will be canned early next year as the brand makes way for a new era of SUVs and sports cars, Europe boss Roberta Zerbi has confirmed.
In June, Alfa Romeo’s parent company, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, laid out a five-year plan for the Italian maker, which includes two new SUVs, a range-topping 8C sports car and a modern-day GTV, a four- seat coupé. The Mito did not feature in the plans but no more details were given.
Now, Zerbi has confirmed to Autocar that it will be withdrawn from sale by early next year. “Mito is a three-door and people are choosing more and more five-door cars,” she said.
Zerbi added that previous buyers of the Mito would hopefully migrate into the Giulia or upcoming small SUV, which will sit below the Stelvio in its range.
She said the small SUV was the upcoming model she was most excited about: “This is the one that will allow us to talk to a wider audience, a younger audience of 30- to 40-year-olds.
Zerbi confirmed that it won’t look like a smaller Stelvio, in the vein of Audi and its Russian-doll SUV styling, saying it will “look like a family [of cars]”.
She would not confirm when the small SUV will be launched but we expect to see it in the next two years.
Seems daft not to replace it, superminis are a huge market and buyers don't automatically move up to the next size car.
Fiat are FCA's small car brand.
FCA see Fiat filling the small car need within their business and the existence of the Mito in Alfa showrooms makes it more difficult for them to move Alfa Romeo further upmarket.
This practice is well established, it's the reason small BMW's are called Mini's and sold out of different showrooms. Lexus/Toyota, Nissan/Infinity, VW/Audi.
I fear for the Fiat group.
whilst the Mito has never been a strong seller, the Punto certainly has.
seems nuts to abandon this market, especially as they’ve always been pretty good at it.
maybe developing a new platform for just a smallish Fiat/Alfa is too expensive but couldn’t they use what’s under the Jeep Renegade as the basis for a new supermini?
It's crazy not to have a supermini. Not everyone wants or needs an SUV type vehicle. The problem with the MiTo was Alfa trying to apply the 8c styling on every car. There should be more room for different looks on their cars.
The problem with the MiTo was Alfa trying to apply the 8c styling on every car. There should be more room for different looks on their cars.
My point exactly. Someone somewhere in FCA got it wrong. Mito was a prime candidate to get the young buyer interested in Alfa Romeo. Instead it was made into a goppy looking car. 8C was successful in it's own right. Doesn't mean to apply it to all models.
Presumably this argument doesn't mean the end of the Fiat 500?
More justification for forcing me and loads of motorists like me to buy a 5 door car or an SUV when a three door model is the obvious choice. In the time I've had my present car the back seats have never been sat on, so anything five door is a waste of my money and an SUV is a lifestyle choice I can live without. Still, I can't wait for the BS trotted out by salespeople when I go to change my car next time to justify parting me from even more money.
But would you still buy the 3-door if it cost more than the 5-door?With fewer 3-doors being sold, the issue for manufacturers is that the investment in the additional development and tooling costs for a 3-door cannot be repaid if they sell the 3-door at a lower price than the 5-door.
... is a new Alfasud. Half a century ago that car was affordable, well packaged, refined and above all the best car in its class to drive. If only the company had the ability, skill and investment to produce a similar landmark car today. But that's just dreaming. Another SUV then!
I'm amused by the suggestion that the Mito's demise is driven by the market's preference for five-door cars in this sector. The number of doors is very much the least of the car's shortcomings. My sister-in-law has one and it is awful!


Question: "Hi Bear, just discovered this page; I'd heard of Peary Rader and Anthony Ditillo but didn't really know much about them. Planning on taking a look at the page this weekend, got any recommendations?"

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Having previously discussed physical culture icon, Peary Rader on this site, it seems only fitting to look at some of Anthony Ditillo’s proven workout routines. Ditillo wrote for Rader’s Ironman magazine for nearly two decades covering everything from diet advice to competition specialisation. Although now deceased, Ditillo’s legacy lives on in the thousands of strength coaches he inspired, including the controversial Charles Poliquin.
Although Ditillo wrote numerous workouts during his career, we have decided to look at some of his more popular works for strength athletes, those looking to bulk up and those just wanting to look better naked. Regardless of your training preference, you’ll be sure to find something to suit you here.
This workout must be completed at a minimum twice a week (say Monday and Thursday) or three times a week depending on your ability to recover. Needless to say, training hard is a prerequisite here!
Squat – One set of 10 reps, as a warmup, followed by five sets of five reps using all the weight possible for each set.
Deadlift – Same as Squat.
Bench Press – Same as Squat.
Bentover Row – Same as Squat.
Although you only perform two movements in each workout session, you’ll be handling a lot of heavy weight which will get your strength up and your muscles growing.
Squat – 1×10; 1×8; 1×6; 1×4; 1×2 and then 5 sets of 3-5 reps using all the weight possible.
Deadlift – same sets and reps as Monday.
Bentover Row – same sets and reps as Monday.
Ditillo recommended this workout for underweight trainees seeking to build strength. Do three times a week and steadily increase the weight. This program is remarkably similar to the strong lifts 5 x 5 programming many of us began on as muscle fanatics.
Squat – 5 sets of 3 to 5 reps using all the weight possible.
It should go without saying but nevertheless, if you are using a bulking program, make sure to eat enough protein and slightly increase your calories. No need to dream bulk, roughly 250 calories more than usual should suffice in the initial stages.
Squat – 1 set of 10 for a warmup, and then 8-10 sets of 3 reps using all the weight you can possibly handle for each set.
Bench Press – 2 sets of 10 for a warmup and then 3 sets of 5 reps using all the weight you can possibly handle.
Bentover Row – 2 sets of 10 for a warmup and then 3 sets of 5 reps using all the weight you can possibly handle.
Deadlift – 1 set of 10 for a warmup, and then 8-10 sets of 3 reps using all the weight you can possibly handle for each set.
Bench Press – 2 sets of 10 reps, and then 3 sets of 5 reps using all the weight you can possibly handle.
Bentover Row – 2 sets of 10 reps, and then 3 sets of 5 reps using all the weight you can possibly handle.
Although this routine you focus’s on the three basic power lifts the heavy weights will ensure both muscular power and muscular size. This is a really fun program to run for a few weeks after a long time on a traditional bodybuilding split as it breaks the monotony of high reps and allows you to feel like a caveman (or woman!).
This routine is not for the faint of heart but nevertheless high rep squats and deadlifts have proven over and over that they are effective in adding muscle. Make sure you have a sufficient degree of strength before trying your hand at this program. Furthermore don’t be stupid and throw form out the window.
Full Squat – 1 set of 20 reps using a weight which is 50lbs. greater than bodyweight. Take 5 deep breaths between each rep.
Deadlift – 1 set of 20 reps using a weight which is 50 lbs. greater than bodyweight. Take 5 deep breaths between each rep.
Half Squat – 5 sets of 3-5 reps. A half squat means your upper thighs are parallel to the ground.
The repetitions here are kept low to allow you lift the heaviest weights possible. Use the first two sets as warmup sets before going all out on sets three to five.
Rest no longer than 60 seconds per set and when sets three, four and five can be done fairly easily, add ten pounds to your upper body movements and twenty pounds to the lower body movements. Aim to complete within ninety minutes.
Press Behind Neck – 5 sets of 5-7 reps.
Bentover Barbell Row – 5 sets of 8-10 reps.
Barbell Curl – 3 sets of 8-10 reps.
Lying Triceps Press – 3 sets of 8-10 reps.
Half Squat – 5 sets of 8-10 reps.
On your off days, do four or five sets of calf raises and light abdominal work.
Dips – 4-5 bodyweight sets doing all the reps you can.
Chins – the same as dips.
Full Squats – 2 sets of 20 reps as described.
Stiff-Legged Deadlift – 2 sets of 10-15 reps using light to medium weight.
Hi Bear, thanks so much for stopping by. It’s a small world isn’t it? I think we all have those stories. I used to workout with a powerlifting champion who sadly passed away before I found out who he was. I would have harassed him for more advice had I known!
Looking forward to reading this on the weekend. Saved a program of his recently from T-Nation that I wanted to try in the future.
Lovely stuff thanks for dropping by. I’m a big fan of dipping into his routines after months of high volume work. Always nice to go back to basics!


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Marc Maron and I have been arguing about eating for at least a decade. Back when I was a producer on his Air America Radio show Morning Sedition, we had heated disagreements on the air about such vital issues in eating as temperature contrast in sandwiches and the merits of cheese wiz on cheesesteaks (more on that later).
- Are melon balls really the best shape for eating melon?
- What's the best strategy at a BBQ joint?
- Is the joy of eating sausage gravy worth the sadness that immediately follows its consumption?
But for Marc, a comedian and host of the WTF podcast who's been sober for over a decade, it's how he gets his fix.
"The experience of shoving stuff into your face is amazing because everything makes sense and it feels so good," he says. "It's like coming off crack. Right when you're done, you're like what did I do...I wonder if I can eat more?"
Unfortunately for Marc, that high comes with a crash--food shame.
"I have body image issues and I have a tremendous amount of food shame because I love to eat," Maron explains.
He says his mother has often told him she doesn't think she could love him if he was fat.
"I don't know whether she could really love me either way," he tells me, "but she does her best. She's got a lot on her mind, my mom. Her life is really managing an eating disorder."
Me: This is something I feel very strongly about, Marc, and I put a lot of study and research and thought into the creation of sandwiches. And I'm quite confident that you already have an inferior sandwich if you have hot things on the inside with cold bread on the outside.
Maron: Back up! This is crazy. You're talking crazy because you're denying the power of fresh bread. Toasting a kaiser roll that's really fresh -- it's wrong. I think you're wrong here.
It's like the prequel to The Sporkful -- though both of us talk slower now.
Marc and I listen to that tape of our old sandwich debate together and then we move on to debating the merits of melon balls, BBQ strategies, and the rise of kale.
Marc was an early adopter of kale, and he shares his recipe for a kale smoothie.
"I feel like I'm doing something virtuous [when I eat kale]," he says. "I really invest an unreasonable amount of belief in the idea that kale, or that type of green, is necessary."
This is a rebroadcast of an earlier episode.
Dan visits The Simpsons writers' room to talk about the role of food on the show. Plus, he learns how new technologies have changed the show’s food jokes.


Question: "What can you tell me about the game Wild?"

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Wild is an upcoming open world survival adventure game developed by French developer Wild Sheep Studio and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment for the PlayStation 4. The game was announced in 2014 at Gamescom.
"Wild" is set during the prehistoric Neolithic period (approximately 10,000–2,500 BC), in a procedurally generated world of seemingly infinite size. Within the game world, the player controls a human and can use smaller animals to spy on others, or larger animals to support the player and their tribe in fights with other humans. Animals can be controlled by using shamanic powers - once "possessing" an animal the gameplay moves to the point of view of the controlled creature, and then proceeds using the skills and characteristics of that animal.


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