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Most of the industry’s players are optimistic about the prospects for public and private blockchains, but it’s clear that the technology will take a little time to evolve.
But Bitcoin, a cryptocurrency platform void of allegiance to any nation or financial institution, is just the first of an expanding and more sophisticated class of open source blockchains expected to revolutionize the exchange of all digital assets -- money, real estate, music and intellectual property -- in future commerce.
The Bitcoin Foundation continues to develop its peer-to-peer payment network under an MIT license. The value of Bitcoins has fluctuated up and down, and while some naysayers have already pronounced its death, backers saw an upswing after Brexit.
However Bitcoin pays off, inherent in its survival is growing acceptance of blockchain platforms and their open source roots -- and the notion that no financial company, merchant or government should control the technology platforms or the transactions.
"The only way a blockchain can work is to have open APIs and open source approach," said Judith Hurwitz, owner of Hurwitz & Associates, pointing to investments by IBM and SAP in blockchains, also often referred to as Distributed Ledger Technology.
Loyyal Corp, of New York, is developing a rewards platform on multiple blockchain platforms.
The second generation of open source blockchain projects – Ethereum, Hyperledger Project, MultiChain, Eris, and Ripple -- illustrate how platforms are evolving in different directions to support distributed transactions and contracts of all types.
"Bitcoin is an application of a distributed ledger like PowerPoint is to Windows. Hyperledger is a distributed ledger, like raw Windows, and a much broader range of contracts is possible," said Sam Ramji, CEO of Cloud Foundry, who also points out that openness is core since the platform is designed for digital trust and settlement.
"There is a need for a commons to support civil utilities like Linux, Apache, Hadoop and Cloud Foundry -- we're in a moment where every company depends on software as much as they depend on electricity or cash," Ramji added. "A distributed ledger for everyone on the planet is just such a project."
And the explosion of these open source projects -- from Ethereum to Hyperledger to Ripple, illustrates the rapid pace of adoption and experimentation.
"We expect blockchain technology to well and truly break out of its FinTech niche in 2016," wrote Duncan Johnston-Witt, CEO of Cloudsoft and a member of the Hyperledger Project.
Last month, for example, ATB Financial announced its collaboration with SAP and Ripple has already paid off with the launch of an international blockchain payment system from Canada to Germany.
The blockchain consists of a series of interconnected storage blocks, distributed across servers throughout the globe, each with time-stamped batches of transactions that are highly secure.
There are many platform forks derived from Bitcoin, including, most notably, Ethereum, which delivered its first platform in July of 2015.
Ethereum, dubbed Bitcoin 2.0 and founded by an original developer of Bitcoin, is a public blockchain offering smart contract features that contains a virtual machine executing peer-to-peer contracts using a cryptocurrency known as Ether. Formally established in Zug, Switzerland in June 2014, the Ethereum Foundation has support from Microsoft, Deloitte and Touche, IBM, and JPMorgan Chase.
Ethereum software-as-a-service is now certified to run on Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform, for instance.
One core differentiation from one platform to another is whether they are permission-less, like Bitcoin and Ethereum, in which anyone can join or create blocks, or permissioned platforms such as Hyperledger, MultiChain, and Eris. MultiChain is backwards compatible with Bitcoin but is a private blockchain platform, said Gideon Greenspan, CEO and founder of Coin Sciences, developer of MultiChain, which is in alpha testing.
The Hyperledger Project, announced by The Linux Foundation last December and backed by IBM, Intel, Cisco, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, the London Stock Exchange, Red Hat, and Swift, is at work on its 1.0 release of Fabric.
The Fabric codebase, based on IBM’s Open Blockchain, was “built specifically to focus on permissioned chains – chains where the nodes are not anonymous to each other but are known and permitted by mutual consent,” explained Brian Behlendorf, executive director of the Hyperledger Project and founder of the Apache Software Foundation.
Eris and HydraChain are forks of Ethereum yet have been retooled as permissioned blockchains. Unlike cryptocurrencies, permission blockchains are often demanded by enterprises and financial institutions that require consensus of participating parties.
Another distinction, notes Luxoft Technology Strategist Vasiliy Suvorov, is how transaction data is submitted and validated on a ledger.
Suvorov, whose company, like Ethereum, is based in Zug (known as Crypto-Valley), said token-based blockchains, such as Bitcoin, and Smart Contract-based blockchains such as Ethereum, Tendermint, and Eris, appeal to different classes of users but no doubt the second generation platforms are gaining more traction.
The R3 Project, for instance, connects more than 40 banks to distributed ledgers of Ethereum, Chain.com, Eris Industries, Intel, and IBM running on Microsoft Azure. In January, R3 CEV launched its distributed ledger experiment with Barclays, BMO Financial Group, Credit Suisse, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, HSBC, Natixis, Royal Bank of Scotland, TD Bank, UBS, UniCredit and Wells Fargo. As part of that, the banks were connected on an R3-managed private peer-to-peer distributed ledger, based on the Ethereum technology and hosted on a virtual private network in Microsoft Azure.
Most of the industry’s players are very optimistic about the market prospects for public and private blockchains but it’s clear that it will take a little time to evolve, at least outside of the financial services industry.
The CEO of MultiChain maintains his private blockchain -- and many other private blockchains under development -- will appeal to many industry sectors outside of finance including insurance, healthcare, distribution, manufacturing and IT -- in time.
“It will take many years to become mainstream , or at least to reach its full market potential because right now the products are very new and not yet mature,” said Greenspan.
“It’s not too outlandish to think that in five years time, every Fortune 500 company and perhaps even the top 1000 will have deployed a blockchain somewhere,” said Hyperledger’s Behlendorf.


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Palestinian FA chief Jibril Rajoub speaks during a news conference, in Ramallah, June 6, 2018. Photo: Reuters / Mohamad Torokman.
More than a decade of incitement against Israel’s participation in world soccer by Jibril Rajoub — the former convicted terrorist who heads the Palestine Football Association (PFA) — backfired spectacularly on Friday, when soccer’s international governing body, FIFA, slapped him with a twelve-month ban.
Following the cancellation of the game, Rajoub abruptly changed his tune, obsequiously thanking Messi and the Argentine FA for pulling out.
An ex-terrorist released in a 1985 prisoner exchange between Israel and an extremist Palestinian faction, Rajoub has straddled the worlds of politics and sports for more than a decade. He also heads the PA’s Supreme Council for Sport and Youth Affairs and is the chairman of the Palestinian Olympic Committee, in addition to his role with the Palestine FA. In the past, he served as a national security adviser to the late PLO leader Yasser Arafat, and was the head of the Palestinian security forces in the West Bank from 1994 until 2002.
Rajoub has long used his sporting affiliations to promote a boycott of Israeli athletes and encourage terror against the Jewish state. In 2014, he violated the regulations of the International Olympic Committee, of which Israel is a member, by describing “normalization in sports with the Zionist enemy” as a “crime against humanity.” The following year, he pursued a failed campaign to expel Israel from FIFA, world soccer’s governing body.
A more recent effort to persuade FIFA to sanction six Israeli clubs based in the West Bank similarly failed after opposition from European soccer associations, causing Rajoub to opine that Palestinian soccer players were being made “scapegoats for what some European countries did against the Jews last century” — a reference to the Holocaust.


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Grave Babies is an American rock band formed in 2009 in Seattle, Washington. The band consists of Claire Haranda (synthesizer), Mark Gajadhar (drums), Bryce Brown (bass), and Danny Wahlfeldt (vocals, guitar). The band released its latest album, "Holographic Violence", in 2015 through Sub Pop-affiliated label Hardly Art.


Question: Describe what is occurring at Vice Canada. Respond in 10 sentences.

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Vice Canada informed employees on Monday that it would cut a number of positions.
A spokesperson for Vice confirmed the cuts to MiC on Tuesday, stating that the move will result in a combination of voluntary buyouts and involuntary terminations. The spokesperson would not confirm the number of layoffs, as the process of determining the voluntary buyouts is still ongoing.
According to Rao, the employees were given 24 hours notice to indicate their availability for voluntary buyouts. She said announcements from affected personnel will likely roll out later today.
Neither the Vice spokesperson nor Rao would confirm the departments from which the positions were terminated.
MiC has learned that the layoffs stem from the termination of Vice Canada’s partnership with Rogers Media in January. The three-year partnership was officially terminated earlier this year, resulting in an initial termination of 23 permanent and contract positions. Viceland reported a loss of just under $7.9 million for the year ended Aug. 31, 2017, according to the CRTC.
Vice has stated that after the layoffs, the Vice Canada office is still three times larger than it was prior to the Rogers deal.


Question: Describe the conversation between Madeleine Albright and Colin Powell on the Fareed Zakaria GPS show about President Donald Trump.

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The emergence of social media and the rhetoric of President Donald Trump have upended the old world order in dangerous ways, two former secretaries of state told Fareed Zakaria in an interview that aired Sunday.
Madeleine Albright, who served under President Bill Clinton, and Colin Powell, who served under President George W. Bush, both expressed concern on CNN’s “Fareed Zakaria GPS” about disturbing disruptions in the international order.
Powell put some of the blame on President Donald Trump’s behavior on the international stage.
Powell also told Zakaria he doubted Trump could be “a moral leader” for the world.


Question: What is the best way to extract gold from rocks? Respond in 882 words.

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Where could we find mercury?
Unlike alluvial gold, which is found as very small flakes on riverbanks, gold-bearing rocks have to be dug out of the ground. We're after pure gold, but rock that contains gold also includes lots of other materials such as quartz, calcite, and the sulfides of other metals. Since we need to separate the gold from the rest of the stuff in the rock, we need to treat the rock in some way.
To start the challenge, we chiseled some promising rocks from an outcrop near a small creek. We were pretty sure our rocks contained some gold, because there were disused gold mines dating back from the 1870s in the area.
Crushing the gold-bearing rock was not as simple as it sounds. We couldn't just hit it with a hammer because pieces would fly everywhere and we might lose some of our gold. What we needed was a very strong container and bash plate. With those tools we could crush the rock without losing any of the precious gold particles.
We also needed a special kind of hammer - one that would fit into the container without leaving too much room for the rock to escape. Rather than use a regular hammer, we used pulleys and a rope to lift and drop a heavy weight onto the rock. Using a pulley system meant we needed a longer piece of rope in order to raise the weight, but at the same time pulleys reduce resistance. Using a two-pulley system, we had to pull the rope twice as far than with one pulley or no pulleys at all, but we were also able to lift twice as much weight. This was useful because for the same amount of effort, we could smash twice as much rock!
We used mercury to actually extract the gold from the powdered rock. Gold, like most minerals, can be 'dissolved' in mercury to create what's called an amalgam. An amalgam is a physical mixture of metals, or a type of alloy.
Using mercury is a pretty straightforward way of separating the two materials, since the mercury only affects the gold and leaves the rock behind. However, the use of mercury is very hazardous. In fact, recent gold rushes have flooded South American rivers with mercury and poisoned many indigenous inhabitants of the Amazon rainforest, as well as the environment as a whole.
But since we'd picked that method, we needed to get our hands on some mercury.
The most common ore of mercury is called cinnabar. Its scientific name is mercury sulfide (HgS). In its pure, manmade form it's known as vermilion, which is a red pigment used in artist's paint. The good news is that we were given a huge chunk of cinnabar for this challenge (even though New Zealand has large natural cinnabar deposits, there wasn't any around where we were based). The bad news was that it was pretty low-grade stuff. Good cinnabar ore has such high concentrations of mercury sulfide that you can actually see little beads of metallic mercury in the ore. Sadly, that was certainly not the case with our batch. Still, that was what we had available, so we had to make it work.
In theory, at least, all we needed to do was grind the cinnabar to a fine powder and gently heat it. The mercury sulfide would easily decompose and produce mercury vapor (plus sulfur). The mercury vapor could be condensed on the walls of a cold test tube as metallic beads, making it easy to collect.
So how do you actually use mercury to extract gold? When you mix the finely powdered gold-bearing rock with some mercury, the gold within the rock dissolves and forms what's called a gold amalgam, while the rest of the rock is left behind.
The next step in the process was to separate the gold amalgam from any 'unreacted' (leftover) mercury. We did this by squeezing the crude amalgam through a small piece of chamois leather. Shiny metallic beads of mercury oozed through the leather, and left the gold amalgam behind.
We now had some gold amalgam, but our challenge was to obtain pure gold and not some weird alloy. So how do you recover the gold from an amalgam?
Believe it or not, that's where a potato comes in handy. Mercury has a melting temperature well below that of gold, and when gold amalgam is heated gently, it decomposes (breaks apart) into mercury vapor plus purified gold. The pieces of potato would absorb the mercury vapor, preventing its escape into the atmosphere.
It sounds absurd, but our resident alchemist, Mikey B. got it to work. The gold we mined this way came out as tiny dark bits, but it was definitely gold. I don't know how efficient the process was, but we probably got a couple of grams of gold from several large sacks of our gold-bearing rock. And all it took was a lot of crushing and a bit of chemistry wizardry.
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Question: Have you heard of what's going on in my country, like the Bible is being banned and people aren't allowed to own it? It's like the end of days. Respond in 153 words.

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Not necessarily an end of times scenario but rather a decadent culture spiraling towards destruction. Of course in the bible we read of these sorts of things happening over and over and the end of the world never occurred. This dispensationalist view point is just one part of a bigger problem in your country. Not sure Christ would “fear-monger” like this article does or not.. Again, being a Christian now a day’s is similar to the dispensationalist as people do as they please rather than pleasing the Lord. And no I’m not judging you.
In Houston, Texas two sisters were taken out of class because they were carrying Bibles. They were told the Bible is garbage and then they threw the Bibles in the trash can.
There will come a time when being a Christian will be against the law and possessing a Bible will be a crime.
…pretty much sums it up.


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WannaSpend is a gift search tool that asks you only one simple question: "How much do you wannas spend?". If you have a budget in mind but don't know excatly what to get someone for a present, you will find the wonderful gift ideas on our site quite helpful. All you have ot decide is how much you want to spend.
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Question: What are your thoughts on President Trump's executive order concerning the protection of the world's marine life?

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Trump’s decision puts corporate profits ahead of the need for environmental conservation at a time when climate change and oceanic dead zones are becoming a greater threat to civilization and wildlife.
Goods and materials that support our economy and quality of life flow through maritime commerce. Our fisheries resources help feed the Nation and present tremendous export opportunities. Clean, healthy waters support fishing, boating, and other recreational opportunities for all Americans.
Trump’s executive order is a reversal of one signed by President Barack Obama in the wake of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion in 2010. It aimed at protecting the world’s marine life and oceanic chemistry, which climate change is actively disrupting.
America’s stewardship of the ocean, our coasts, and the Great Lakes is intrinsically linked to environmental sustainability, human health and well-being, national prosperity, adaptation to climate and other environmental changes, social justice, international diplomacy, and national and homeland security.
Trump’s order “downplays an Obama administration emphasis on creating robust data collections that could help managers make decisions, and on encouraging state and federal agencies to collaborate on plans that would guide marine development, conservation, and other activities,” writes Science.
Nowhere in Trump’s executive order do the words “conservation,” “stewardship” or “climate change” appear, nor does the president reference ongoing, man-made threats to the oceans which include acidification, dead zones, or the bleaching of coral reefs, such as Great Barrier off the coast of Australia.
Environmental groups were quick to call out Trump on what they say is an irresponsible move that leaves Earth’s oceans susceptible to additional man-made damage.
Trump’s executive order “undercuts important conservation measures needed to support strong coastal economies.” said Jacqueline Savitz, chief policy officer at Oceana.


Question: What are the different ways available to use Monero without downloading the entire blockchain?

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Suppose I have a computer that doesn't have a lot of storage space, or suppose I don't want to wait a while for the blockchain to be synced with my computer. What can I do to use Monero faster without downloading the entire blockchain to my computer?
This allows you to use Monero from a web browser without downloading anything, and you can use Monero wherever you have access to the webpage. I suggest MyMonero since it is run by a Monero core team member. Web wallets are the least secure of all wallets.
Use a remote node (SPV wallet).
You have the option of downloading Monero and simply using someone else's node instead of your own. This could be a friend's or a complete stranger's. Using a remote node is less safe than using your own, but it should still be safe for most uses and it is very easy. By default, the --trusted-daemon option is off, which means that Monero will automatically obfuscate data sent to this node. Read more about risks using a remote node here.
There are many users who have chosen to open their nodes for other people to use. The most commonly suggested nodes to use are the MoneroWorld nodes.
What nodes can I use?
If in the settings page of the GUI wallet, omit the :18089 part. The GUI does this automatically under this page in the box to the right (see the examples above to see whether you should use it or not). For some of the MoneroWorld nodes, use port 18081 instead. The page should clearly state which port to use.
Use a phone wallet (SPV wallet).
You can use the Monero Monerujo wallet for Android (Google Play link). This wallet automatically connects to node.moneroworld.com:18089, though you can specify another remote node if you wish.
You can use Cake Wallet or X Wallet for Apple iOS. These will automatically connect to open remote nodes.
You can use a lightweight wallet that shares your view key with a provider for greater convenience at the cost of some privacy.
MyMonero desktop apps, which automatically connects to the MyMonero backend. You can optionally point to a different service.
MyMonero Apple iOS app, which automatically connects to the MyMonero backend. You can optionally point to a different service.
Edge Wallet for Apple iOS and android, which connects to the MyMonero backend.
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Question: Respond briefly. What species of moth is Jocara fragilis?

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Jocara fragilis is a species of snout moth in the genus "Jocara". It was described by Francis Walker in 1863. It is found in the Dominican Republic.


Question: What is the Church's position on neonatal circumcision?

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The Council on Scientific Affairs of the American Medical Association now defines neonatal circumcision as a "non-therapeutic" surgical procedure.4 Circumcisions (as commonly performed on newborn boys) are non-therapeutic, because no disease is present and no therapeutic treatment is required. Furthermore, circumcision removes healthy and functional tissue from the body and renders the part less functional.5 Thus, a circumcision is a non-therapeutic amputation and mutilation. Therefore, for Catholics, non-therapeutic circumcision at any age is immoral according to the teaching of the Church as expressed in the Catechism.
Eugene IV. Bull of Union with the Copts. Council of Florence, Florence, 4 February 1442.
Catechism of the Catholic Church, Liguori Publications, Liguori, MO 63057-9999, 1994 (ISBN 0-89243-566-6).
Council on Scientific Affairs, American Medical Association. Report 10: Neonatal circumcision. Chicago: American Medical Association, 1999.
Cold CJ, Taylor JR. The prepuce. BJU Int 1999;83 Suppl. 1:34-44.


Question: Respond in 43 sentences. Explain why MPs should not pass amendments to the Data Protection Bill that would implement Section 40 and Leveson 2.

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Press freedom is hanging by a thread in Britain.
The freedom so many Brits fought and died for — the freedom to publish without state approval — could soon be crushed.
Tomorrow MPs will vote on amendments to the Data Protection Bill tabled by Labour deputy leader Tom Watson and former leader Ed Miliband.
If these Labour MPs get their way, the press would be shackled by state-backed regulation for the first time since Crown licensing was abolished 300 years ago.
Centuries of struggle would be betrayed by those who loathe the press and the people who read it.
Since the Leveson Inquiry, the anti-press lobby has been trying to straitjacket journalism.
Multimillion-pound police investigations have hauled dozens of Sun journalists before the courts, none of whom were ever successfully convicted.
A new state-approved regulator, Impress, has been set up, funded by tabloid-hating millionaire Max Mosley and staffed by sneering hackademics who have fantasised on Twitter about banning tabloids.
So far, no major newspaper has signed up to Impress. And who could blame them?
And so press-regulation campaigners have had to cook up yet more devious schemes to strong-arm the press into regulation.
They pushed MPs to implement Section 40, a law that would mean any paper that swerves Mosley’s regulator would be forced to cover the costs of any legal case brought against them, win or lose.
These are mafia-don tactics — a case of ‘sign up, or else’ — that would give anyone with an axe to grind the power to sue publications they dislike into submission.
This is an opportunity the rich, powerful and corrupt would take in a heartbeat.
For a while, it seemed the press-haters had been stopped in their tracks.
Last year the government pledged to drop Section 40 and halt Leveson 2, another costly inquiry that would no doubt turn into another show trial of the press.
But they pushed on. Unelected Lords passed amendments to the Data Protection Bill that tried to sneak in Section 40 and Leveson 2 by the back door.
The Commons rejected these amendments, only for Watson and Miliband to resurrect them last week.
This is what MPs are voting on today. But they are voting on so much more than that.
They are voting on whether the press should be free to publish and be damned, and whether the people should be free to read what they like.
From the beginning, campaigners for press regulation have displayed their disdain for the ‘gutter press’ and the ‘gutter people’ they imagine reading it.
They want to impose their idea of good journalism on the rest of us, because they think they know better.
Don’t believe me? Guess which paper might be granted an exemption to these new rules? The Guardian — house paper of the Hacked Off lobby.
Meanwhile, the rest of the press will be forced into the grip of Mosley’s regulator or left to take their chances in the courts.
And for all the talk of press regulators standing up to the media magnates, it will be the small publications who will be bitten first.
The News Media Association says that Watson’s amendment would hit 85 per cent of local papers, many of which lack the cash to withstand even a single legal case.
But it is not just the press who reject this. So do ordinary people.
A government consultation last year asked the public whether Section 40 should be implemented and Leveson 2 should commence.
Out of a whopping 174,730 responses, 79 per cent said No to Section 40 and 66 per cent said No to Leveson 2.
No one wants this. But then the anti-press set care nothing for what the little people think.
Their war on the press has always been driven as much by a loathing of readers as it has an irritation with pesky reporters.
Watson, Mosley and Miliband — all burned by newspapers in the past — think it is the state’s job to meddle with the press because they fear what the simple-minded masses might read in it.
As the great English radical Thomas Paine once put it, censorship is a ‘sentence on the public’, not the author.
And it is with that in mind that any MP who has faith in their constituents should shoot down these amendments.
They must stand up for the freedom of the press to hold them to account, and the freedom of the people to read and to decide for ourselves.
We cannot let 300 years of liberty be undone.
Tom Slater is deputy editor of spiked.


Question: What are the diplomatic relations between South Korea and other countries? Respond in 3 sentences.

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This is a list of diplomatic missions in South Korea. There are currently 110 embassies and two Representative Offices in Seoul, and some countries maintain consulates (not including honorary consulates) in cities other than Seoul as well. Several other countries have diplomatic ties with South Korea but do not operate embassies in Seoul maintain non-resident embassies, mostly in Tokyo, Beijing or elsewhere.


Question: Describe the situation in Marawi, Philippines.

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THE military chief on Thursday said one of the two Maute brothers who have been leading the terror group affiliated with their family in the Marawi siege has been �more or less� killed by the military in the course of the bloody month-long standoff.
Meanwhile, militants holed up in the besieged provincial capital of Lanao del Sur have been cornered and their firepower is flagging, the military said on Thursday, even as the month-long battle for control of Marawi City raged on.
In a chance interview on the sidelines of a security meeting in Manila, Armed Forces of the Philippines chief-of staff Lt. Gen. Eduardo M. A�o said Omarkhayam �Omar� Maute was likely killed by pursuing state forces while his brother Abdullah Maute is still alive.
�Si Omar Maute more or less patay na ito si Omar Maute. Abdullah [Maute] is still alive,� Mr. A�o said.
Clashes between government forces and the pro-Islamic State (IS) Maute terrorist group erupted in Marawi on May 23 and has dragged on for a month now.
Security officials earlier said the military was �validating� reports that the Maute brothers had been killed, adding there are �strong indications� to that conclusion.
Mr. A�o said he believes Hapilon is still in Marawi despite unconfirmed reports that the terrorist leader may have already fled. �Si Hapilon is still inside,� he said.
The battle in Marawi erupted after the military raided an apartment where members of the IS-linked group Maute were holed up in order to serve Hapilon a warrant of arrest.
The US State Department has put up a $5-million bounty on Hapilon�s head for alleged terrorist acts against US citizens. Early this month, President Rodrigo R. Duterte offered an additional bounty of P10 million for the capture and neutralization of Hapilon on top of all existing monetary rewards from both Manila and Washington.
As of June 21, government casualties have risen to 67 while the number of enemies killed went up to 276, according to authorities. In the course of the crossfire, a total of 26 civilians have been killed by militants.
Defense Secretary Delfin N. Lorenzana earlier said eight foreign militants -- two Saudis, two Malaysians, two Indonesians, one Yemeni and a Chechen -- were among those killed by the military in Marawi.
Mr. Lorenzana said he believes the slain foreign gunmen were �ISIS members� -- referring to the other acronym of the Islamic State.
For his part, Indonesian Defense Minister Ryamizard Ryacudu recently said there are 1,200 IS �killing machines� in the Philippines, a number that �came as a surprise� to the Philippine military.
Sought for clarification, Mr. A�o said Mr. Ryacudu�s report refers to the total number of local jihadist fighters in Mindanao, which the military chief said could even reach up to 1,300.
�Sa tingin nila, ISIS lahat �yon. Pero sa atin hindi yan ISIS kasi mga locals �yon eh (The Indonesian government thought all those local extremists were ISIS but they were not),� Mr. A�o explained.
�Although they pledged allegiance to the ISIS but not in to or in 100% na ISIS na sila (they are not 100% ISIS),� he added.
There are 40 foreign fighters battling alongside Maute in Marawi, according to Mr. A�o, and troops expect more would come to the Philippines as IS in the Middle East lose control over their strongholds following sustained bombardments by allied forces.
�So we expect na yung mga ma-displace doon pupunta ng Asia and because of the Marawi uprising parang magnet itong Pilipinas so iyon ang babantayan natin,� he said.
Jolted by the May 23 attack on Marawi, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines have launched joint patrols to control the movement of militants across their archipelagic region and their foreign ministers gathered in Manila on Thursday for talks.
For his part, Lt. Col., Christopher Tampus said: �Their area has been reduced to 1 km. square only.� Mr. Tampus�s troops are blocking escape routes across bridges spanning a river to the west of the militants. �Our forces are coming from the east and the north and we are blocking the three bridges,� he said.
Mr. Tampus told reporters the militants were still using snipers who were firing from �strategic nests� in schools and mosques, and homemade bombs were hampering the progress of Philippine troops as they advanced house by house. He said he had seen at least five civilians dressed in black who appeared to have been forced to stand in the street as human shields.
At Camp Evangelista in Cagayan de Oro City, inquest proceedings were conducted on three detained Maute group suspects who are facing rebellion charges, according to Justice Undersecretary Erickson H. Balmes in a text message to reporters.


Question: What is the location of Waldeck Castle? Respond in 2 sentences.

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The ruins of Waldeck Castle () are in the Upper Palatinate region of the state of Bavaria in Germany, on a hill overlooking the village of Waldeck, near Kemnath.
The castle in Waldeck was first built in the 12th century by Gebhardus der Waldegge the Landgrave of Leuchtenberg.


Question: Describe the Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel's nondisclosure agreement for state Department of Justice employees.

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MILWAUKEE — Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel has asked everyone who works at the state Department of Justice to sign a nondisclosure agreement covering their time in office and even after they have left.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Thursday that Schimel sent an email to staffers in his agency on Aug. 10 telling them to sign the statement. It included a spreadsheet with 129 employees who had yet to sign it.
Ballweg said that the agreement is not related to the Republican Schimel’ s run for re-election or the fact that the agreement was finalized a month after Democrat Josh Kaul got into the race, in May 2017.
“There were absolutely no political considerations involved in updating or requiring the policy” Ballweg said. She said she is unaware of any other state agency that requires all staffers to sign a similar nondisclosure agreement.
Former Wisconsin Corrections Secretary Ed Wall has been outspoken against Schimel and Gov. Scott Walker for their handling of problems at the state’ s juvenile prison, writing a tell-all book about his time in the administration.
Wall said Thursday that the nondisclosure agreement was in reaction to him speaking out against Schimel and the Walker administration.
“It’ s an effort by [Schimel] to conceal from the public what’ s going on and hold DOJ employees over a barrel,” Wall told The Associated Press.
Ballweg said the agreement would not prevent whistleblowers from coming forward. She said the agreements were needed because Justice Department employees regularly handle sensitive and confidential information.
Last year, Ballweg said, human resources staffers at the Justice Department realized different bureaus and offices were using different nondisclosure agreements. Ballweg said all 757 staffers have been asked to sign the new nondisclosure agreement.
“DOJ employees have been very cooperative in returning the signed form,” Ballweg said.


Question: Respond in 705 words. What are the effects of land clearing on climate in Australia?

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Land clearing is on the rise in Queensland and New South Wales, with land clearing laws being fiercely debated.
In Queensland in 2013–14, 278,000 hectares of native vegetation were cleared (1.2 times the size of the Australian Capital Territory). A further 296,000ha were cleared in 2014–15. These are the highest rates of deforestation in the developed world.
Land clearing on this scale is bad for a whole host of reasons. But our research shows that it is also likely to make parts of Australia warmer and drier, adding to the effects of climate change.
Land clearing releases greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, but the effect of land clearing on climate goes well beyond carbon emissions. It causes warming locally, regionally and even globally, and it changes rainfall by altering the circulation of heat and moisture.
Trees evaporate more water than any other vegetation type – up to 10 times more than crops and pastures. This is because trees have root systems that can access moisture deep within the soil. Crops and pastures have 70% of their roots in the top 30cm of the soil, while trees and other woody plants have 43% of their roots in the deeper part of the soil.
The increased evaporation and rough surface of trees creates moist, turbulent layers in the lower atmosphere. This reduces temperatures and contributes to cloud formation and increased rainfall. The increased rainfall then provides more moisture to soils and vegetation.
The clearing of deep-rooted native vegetation for shallow-rooted crops and pastures diminishes this process, resulting in a warmer and drier climate.
We can see this process at work along the “bunny fence” in southwest Western Australia, where there is a moister atmosphere and more clouds over native vegetation compared with nearby farming areas during summer.
Studies in Amazonia also indicate that as deforestation expands rainfall declines. A tipping point may be reached when deforestation reaches 30-50%, after which rainfall is substantially reduced. Complete deforestation results in the greatest decline in rainfall.
We wanted to know how land clearing could affect Australia’s climate in the future. We did this by modelling two scenarios for different amounts of land clearing, using models developed by CSIRO.
In the first scenario, crops and pasture expand in the semi-arid regions of eastern and southwest Australia. The second scenario limits crops and pastures to highly productive lands, and partially restores less productive lands to savanna woodlands.
We found that restoring trees to parts of Australia would reduce surface temperatures by up to 1.6℃, especially in western Queensland and NSW.
We also found that more trees reduced the overall climate-induced warming from 4.1℃ to 3.2℃ between 2050 and 2100.
Replanting trees could increase summer rainfall by 10% overall and by up to 15.2% in the southwest. We found soil moisture would increase by around 20% in replanted regions.
Our study doesn’t mean replanting all farmed land with trees, just areas that are less productive and less cost-effective to farm intensively. In our scenario, the areas that are restored in western Queensland and NSW would need a tree density of around 40%, which would allow a grassy understorey to be maintained. This would allow some production to continue such as cattle grazing at lower numbers or carbon farming.
Limiting land clearing represents a major challenge for Australia’s policymakers and farming communities.
The growing pressure to clear reflects a narrow economic focus on achieving short- to medium-term returns by expanding agriculture to meet the growing global demand for food and fibre.
However, temperatures are already increasing and rainfall is decreasing over large areas of eastern and southwest Australia. Tree clearing coupled with climate change will make growing crops and raising livestock even harder.
Balancing farming with managing climate change would give land owners on marginal land new options for income generation, while the most efficient agricultural land would remain in production. This would need a combination of regulation and long-term financial incentives.
The climate benefits of limiting land clearing must play a bigger part in land management as Australia’s climate becomes hotter and drier. Remnant vegetation needs to be conserved and extensive areas of regrowth must be allowed to regenerate. And where regeneration is not possible, we’ll have to plant large numbers of trees.


Question: Summarize the recent news concerning President Trump and the revised version of his travel ban. Respond in 9 sentences.

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President Donald Trump released a flurry of tweets on Monday criticizing the Justice Department and the U.S. court system over the revised version of his executive order temporarily banning travel from some Muslim-majority countries. The tweets marked the President’s second Twitter statement on the travel ban in the wake of the recent terrorist attack in London.
“People, the lawyers and the courts can call it whatever they want, but I am calling it what we need and what it is, a TRAVEL BAN!” Trump tweeted early Monday.
Both Trump’s original executive order and the subsequent revised version were blocked by the courts in part due to statements by the President and members of his administration, including comments that the goal was to stop Muslims from entering the country. Hawaii District Court Judge Derrick Watson wrote that statements “made in the months leading up to and contemporaneous with the signing of the Executive Order, and, in many cases, by the Executive himself, betray the Executive Order’s stated purpose.” The Justice Department has argued that the order is not discriminatory toward Muslims.
On Monday, Trump also blamed the Justice Department for “watering down” the travel ban after the first version was blocked by a federal court. He then suggested the Justice Department should argue for a tougher version of the travel executive order before the Supreme Court, though the administration’s pending petition asks that the lower court decisions be reversed so the most recently issued order can take effect.
The President also tweeted about the travel ban on Saturday evening as the terrorist attack in London was unfolding. Seven people died and dozens more were wounded.


Question: Explain Humaniq and its role in providing solutions to global issues.

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Humaniq (HMQ) is a blockchain solution and cryptocurrency with its own mobile app that aims to help the 2.5 billion people in the world who are unbanked. The Humaniq Forum brings together investors, entrepreneurs and other interested parties who wish to propose solutions to the problems that the world’s poorest people face. Funds can be sent and received on the Humaniq network with no transaction fees and money can be locked using biometric data instead of passwords.
Humaniq also enables individuals to create a virtual identity that can be used in multiple applications. Because Humaniq uses an open API, developers are encouraged to create their own Dapps and in the process to help to solve some of the greatest humanitarian problems facing the world today.


Question: What is the allocation process?

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FRISCO – FC Dallas has traded its No. 1 position in the MLS Allocation Ranking to Orlando City SC for $400,000 of Targeted Allocation Money and the Lions' No. 6 position in the allocation process.
The allocation process is the mechanism used to determine which MLS Club has first priority to acquire a player listed on the Allocation Ranking List. The list consists of select U.S. Men’s National Team players, elite youth U.S. National Team players and former MLS players returning to MLS after joining a non-MLS club for a transfer fee greater than $500,000.
FC Dallas obtained the No. 1 position from Los Angeles Football Club in a trade for center back Walker Zimmerman on December 10, 2017.


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Jason Mantzoukas, Sasheer Zamata, Noël Wells, Horatio Sanz, and Dan Deacon join Matt Besser for live scenes about confusing coffee shop measurements, selling celebrity turds on eBay, and a low-budget rock tour. Plus, Lou Reed seeks snacks, and Dan uses his electronic stylings to supplement a trip through the dreamscape.
This episode is sponsored by Blue Apron (www.blueapron.com/improv).


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 Describe the journey of Steve Bannon in American politics

Such was the Bannon persona: A man with an intellectually grounded vision, a taste for confrontation and a will to win.
However, in November and December, when congressional leaders—with the help of lobbyists from “the swamp”—were writing a tax reform bill with provisions that many tax experts believe will incentivize the offshoring of American jobs to countries like China, Bannon and his Breitbart website didn’t confront China or the Republican establishment.
Instead of scouring the fine print and demanding language that would fulfill Bannon’s economic nationalist vision, Breitbart’s staff routinely flacked for the bill while Bannon skipped off to Alabama to join Roy Moore’s doomed Senate campaign.
Such is the Bannon reality: A man who tries to sound like he’s 10 steps ahead of everyone else while walking into a raging dumpster fire.
Now, Bannon’s attempt to show off his brilliance for Michael Wolff’s soon-to-be-published White House exposé, “Fire and Fury,” may have effectively ended his brief tenure as an influential figure in American politics.
How could someone so politically reckless get a reputation as a political genius? Bannon had been able to craft that image thanks to this one simple trick: impressing reporters with the fact that he reads books.
In the 2016 campaign book Devil’s Bargain, author Joshua Green shares how he was intrigued by Bannon’s “particular fascination with an obscure, early 20th century French intellectual René Guénon.” Early in the Trump presidency, Time and the New York Times cited Bannon’s interest in the 1997 book The Fourth Turning as a critical window into his apocalyptic worldview.
Combine that book smarts with the fact that he is 1-for-1 in presidential campaigns, and voila, we have not only an intellectual, but an intellectual who knows how to win.
Bannon was still at Breitbart in 2015 when Green, writing for Bloomberg, first elevated his stature, dubbing him “The Most Dangerous Political Operative in America.” Green’s insight was that Bannon was more effective than past conservative activists because he founded a research institute “that builds rigorous, fact-based indictments against major politicians” then feeds the information to mainstream publications so they reach a wider audience. He used that model to get the New York Times to use his institute’s book Clinton Cash and raise questions about Hillary Clinton’s ethics early in the presidential primary season, laying the groundwork for Trump’s “Crooked Hillary” attacks.
But Bannon oversold himself. He claimed he wanted to build a multiracial economic nationalist movement, then deliberately antagonized the left with a travel ban targeting several Muslim-majority countries. (Bannon told Wolff he wanted the ban announced on a Friday “so the snowflakes would show up at the airports and riot” over the weekend. But the gambit energized the left rather than marginalizing it.) Bannon failed to persuade Trump to abruptly leave the North American Free Trade Agreement, or to leave North Korea alone in favor of a more aggressive approach to China.
Two months later, Bannon’s weapons jammed in Alabama, leaving a self-inflicted wound to his credibility as a movement general. Back in October, Bannon assured Fox News host Sean Hannity he would recruit “fully vetted” candidates to oust Senate Republican incumbents; clearly that hadn’t happened with Moore. The humiliating loss cried out for some introspection, not fanciful talk of a presidential bid and shifting blame to his former boss.
Profiles of Bannon love to cite his motto about his attitude toward criticism: “Honey Badger don’t give a s**t.” But YouTube wisdom won’t save him this time. Even if he worms his way back into Trump’s good graces at some point, Bannon has been exposed. He holds no special insight. He leads no army of supporters. He’s just a guy who enjoys throwing punches, so don’t be too impressed when they occasionally land.


Question: Describe VOX Space Respond in 95 words.

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VOX Space provides the national security community of the USA and allied nations with responsive, dedicated, and affordable launch services for small satellites bound for Low Earth Orbit.
VOX Space, LLC is a US-incorporated, wholly-owned subsidiary of Virgin Orbit, LLC. VOX Space provides the national security community of the USA and allied nations with responsive, dedicated, and affordable launch services for small satellites bound for Low Earth Orbit. Headquartered in El Segundo, California, VOX Space can provide study, analysis, integration, and launch services using Virgin Orbit's LauncherOne, while ensuring our customer’s critical information is protected.


Question: Where is Pontdolgoch located?

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 Where is Pontdolgoch located?

Pontdolgoch is a very small village in Powys, Wales. It is located on the A470 road, some northwest of Caersws. The River Carno flows through the village.


Question: Describe the poem "The Dead-Beat" by Wilfred Owen. Respond in 2 sentences.

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 Describe the poem "The Dead-Beat" by Wilfred Owen. Respond in 2 sentences.

"The Dead-Beat" is a poem by Wilfred Owen. It deals with the atrocities of World War I.


Question: Describe the global importance of bats.

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 Describe the global importance of bats.

Bat conservation is particularly compelling because it impacts us all. If you think that you don’t live near bats or that your life isn’t impacted by bats, think again! Bats are literally everywhere – except for the regions surrounding the North and South poles, and remote islands. Unlike the picture painted by myths and superstitions, bats do not live their lives isolated in dark caves; rather, they interact on a daily basis with the same fields, forests, and waterways that we do. Likewise, their services to the environment, to agriculture, and to human health and welfare are available all around us, sustaining our ways of life. Whether you realize it or not, there is a close connection between bats and people around the globe, and so bat conservation is in our common interest, as the benefit is for all to enjoy.
As the map above demonstrates, the areas of greatest bat diversity typically occur near the equator and in areas characterized by great biodiversity richness and varied habitat types. With at least 219 species, Indonesia has more bat species than any other country.
This is owed in large part to the diversity of habitat offered by Indonesia’s archipelago of 13,000+ islands spread along the equator throughout Southeast Asia. Colombia comes in second, with at least 195 bat species. Its richness is due to the country’s vast array of ecological conditions comprised of coastlines with the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, the high elevations of the northern Andes, the lush Amazon rainforest, and everything in between. Even apart from these countries with particularly high bat species richness, bats are uniquely adapted to live in virtually all environments. With more than 1,300 species of bats in the world, spread across six continents, and ranging in size from smaller than your thumb to as heavy as 2.5 lbs. (1.2 kg), it makes sense that different types of bats have evolved to live in different environments – from arid deserts to tropical rainforests, and everything in between. In fact, depending on the species and location, bats are known to spend time living in all of these types of roosts: caves, mines, rock and cliff crevices, tree hollows, plant foliage, tree bark, roofs of homes, attics, football stadiums, bridges, artificial bat houses, etc.
With such great diversity and geographic spread, be assured that bats are nearby, and that their role in maintaining the health of local ecosystems and human economies is bigger than you realize.Bats are everywhere, and we wouldn’t want it any other way!
Watch out world, the Bat Squad! is here!


Question: Describe your experience with UI and API development.

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UI Development: Developed consistent and responsive UI for input forms, third party site and core product, leveraging pure CSS. Developed Custom Common UI library.
API Development: Exposed existing code as RESTful APIs to be consumed by UI applications as well as mobile App. Developed Micro services for new functionality to be exposed on Amazon, leveraging Amazon API Gateway and Lambda function.


Question: "What do chimpanzees eat and why do they hunt?"

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 "What do chimpanzees eat and why do they hunt?"

A male chimpanzee feeds on a red colobus monkey in Gombe National Park, Tanzania.
The apes have surprising strategies for how they eat meat, a new study says.
A group of chimpanzees travels through the woodlands of Gombe National Park, Tanzania, where Jane Goodall first began studying their kind back in 1960. They come upon red colobus monkeys.
Chimps survey their prey. A hunt begins. Chaos ensues as monkeys fall from trees to the screams of chimps as they make their kill—all of it caught on video.
Reviewing the videos later, he noticed that chimps eat subadult prey—infants, juveniles, and adolescents—heads first. Chimps consuming adult prey show less of a pattern, he found.
This left him with a little-studied question that's relevant to how humans evolved: Why would the apes prefer to eat a particular body part first?
Gilby thinks it has to do with nutrition.
“We tend to just say meat is meat, but we know that the nutrient composition varies," says Gilby, whose study appeared recently in the International Journal of Primatology. "The whole carcass is valuable, but the brain is especially valuable."
Brains are high in fat and a source of long-chain fatty acids, which aid in neurological development.
A chimpanzee captures a young red colobus monkey during a hunt.
And while a chimp might be able to crack a young monkey's skull with a bite, the brains of adult monkeys aren't as easy to access. Taking the time to try might cause the chimp to lose its kill to competitors.
Instead, when killing adult monkeys, chimps might find it more efficient to start with nutrient-rich organs like livers: Likely why the Gombe chimps sometimes targeted adult monkeys' torsos first.
"It might be one of the first quantitative studies about how exactly a prey item is eaten by chimps," says Jill Pruetz, a biological anthropologist specializing in primatology at Texas State University and a National Geographic explorer.
There's also debate about why the omnivorous apes hunt at all, considering meat isn't a diet staple.
Pruetz supports the hypothesis that chimps are seeking nutrition, but she says it can’t explain all differences across study sites.
Aftermath of a Chimpanzee Murder Caught in Rare Video Jan. 30, 2017 - It was a grisly sight: a murdered chimpanzee, his body beaten, bloodied—and partially cannibalized—by the community he used to lead. Rare video captures the deadly end to a tale of chimpanzee social politics. Researchers had been observing a group of chimpanzees in Senegal since 2005. They identified one chimp, Foudouko, as the alpha leader. Two years later he fell from power, overthrown by a group of younger males. He lived on the outskirts of the group for years before attempting to return in mid-2013. He was killed by his former followers, a rare instance in which a chimp was killed within its own community.
For example, some chimps eat eggs while others don't. And at Fongoli, when preying on baboons, chimps mysteriously sometimes give the heads away, and guts are often discarded.
She suspects that cultural traditions and learned traditions among populations may be more at play.
The species that led to early hominids started eating more meat, Gilby says, and his study suggests that a need for fat may have been the motivation.
"One of the best ways we have of understanding early hominids is using chimps as a model," Pruetz says.
"Getting the clearest picture of chimpanzee hunting can allow us to make predictions or hypothesis about how the earliest hominids may have behaved."


Question: What is the location of Podkonice Małe?

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 What is the location of Podkonice Małe?

Podkonice Małe is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Czerniewice, within Tomaszów Mazowiecki County, Łódź Voivodeship, in central Poland. It lies approximately north-east of Czerniewice, north-east of Tomaszów Mazowiecki, and east of the regional capital Łódź.


Question: Name some of the major tributaries of the Visherka River.

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 Name some of the major tributaries of the Visherka River.

Visherka River () is a river in Perm Krai, Russia, a right tributary of the Kolva River. It is long, and its drainage basin covers . It flows out of lake Chusovskoe in the north of the Cherdynsky District near its border with the Komi Republic. Its mouth is upstream of the uninhabited village of Bogatyryovo, from the mouth of the Kolva River. Its most significant tributaries are:


Question: "Hey, I heard about the upcoming Avocado Festival. Do you know if there are any opportunities for vendors?"

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 "Hey, I heard about the upcoming Avocado Festival. Do you know if there are any opportunities for vendors?"

The 10th Annual Avocado Festival is coming soon!
The 10th Annual Avocado Festival promises to be really special!
Please plan to join us for this Celebration of Nature’s Bounty and the Healing Power of the Avocado!
I just spoke to Randyl regarding a vendor booth for the Avocado Festival. I have hawaii inspired art originals and prints along with one of a kind sea glass/shell jewelry pieces.
I’d love to be apart of this awesome event!


Question: "Have you heard of the Polyend + Dreadbox Medusa synthesizer?" Respond in 13 sentences.

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 "Have you heard of the Polyend + Dreadbox Medusa synthesizer?" Respond in 13 sentences.

Marc Doty a synthesist has shared recently a series of in-depth videos about the sound and features of Polyend + Dreadbox Medusa synthesizer.
If you don’t know about Medusa then I would tell you that it’s a hybrid synth which combines the Dreadbox’s analog synth design with Polyend’s digital sequencing as well as sequencing capabilities.
Here are some features of Polyend + Dreadbox Medusa synthesizer.
You can choose any modulation parameter per pad for X and Y pressure axis.
There are Three sequencing modes: step, live and incremental.
You can store 256 independent sequences and voice presets.
Features 64 fully responsive and customizable, three-dimension expressive pads.
Parameter locks, Sequence notes or even entire synth voice presets.
Features with both a sequencer and musical controller fixed in one powerful Grid.
Onboard advanced voice and sequence randomizer.
Check out the full video series on Polyend + Dreadbox Medusa synthesizer created by Marc Doty.
You can also check out the details of Polyend + Dreadbox Medusa synthesizer by visiting their official website here.
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