Question: "What did you know about the person who supplied the ammunition to the Las Vegas gunman?" Respond in 27 sentences.

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Man who sold ammo to Las Vegas gunman speaks out: "What did I miss?"
New documents reveal the name of the second person of interest in the Las Vegas shooting. Police believe Douglas Haig may have conspired with gunman Stephen Paddock, but it's unclear if he's still under investigation. Haig sold Paddock ammunition the month before the October attack that killed 58 people dead and wounded hundreds of others.
Haig was contacted one day after the attack, after investigators found an Amazon box with his address on it inside Paddock's hotel room, reports CBS News correspondent Mireya Villarreal. But Haig says he had no idea what Paddock was planning to do when he met him just a few weeks before the massacre.
Haig says he sold Paddock 720 rounds of ammunition from Haig's home gun business.
"I couldn't detect anything wrong with this guy," he said. "He told me exactly what he wanted. I handed him a box with the ammunition in it, and he paid me and he left."
The rounds he sold are called "tracer ammunition" – bullets that leave a visible trail when fired.
"He said he was going to go put on a light show. And I can't remember whether he said for or with his friends, but that's what he did say," Haig said.
But newly released search warrant records filed last fall by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department say Haig "may have conspired with Stephen Paddock to commit murder with a deadly weapon." Haig strongly denies that.
"I felt that they were hoping that they could find a connection between myself and Paddock, that would go back showing that I supplied him with most of his ammunition, possibly even some firearms," Haig said. "They're not gonna find it. I talked to the guy three times."
It's unclear whether Haig is still a person of interest, but he was the only one mentioned by name in the search warrant, other than Marilou Danley - Paddock's girlfriend. Authorities have since said they don't plan to bring charges against Danley.
Haig does not blame himself, but within weeks of the massacre, he still decided to shut down his business.
"I'm still racking my brain for what did I miss. Why didn't I pick this up?" he said.
Haig, represented by his Phoenix attorneys Marc Victor and Andrew Marcantel, has not been charged. His attorneys say he continues to cooperate with investigators. CBS News reached out to the FBI and other authorities involved, but none will comment on an active investigation.


Question: What do you talk about on your show?

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Question: What is the Trump administration doing to pass a tax reform bill this year? Respond in 570 words.

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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says the Trump administration is considering backdating tax reform to give a boost to the American economy.
Mnuchin insists that a tax reform plan will get passed this year, despite the fact that Congress has not yet released a proposal.
He says President Trump's goal of chopping the corporate tax rate to 15 percent will be tough to achieve.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Tuesday the Trump administration is considering backdating tax reform to the start of this year to boost the economy.
Backdating "is still something we are considering and it would be a big boon for the economy," he said at the Delivering Alpha conference presented by CNBC and Institutional Investor.
Republicans aim to overhaul the American tax code but have faced various hurdles in their goal of passing a tax reform bill this year. Congress and the White House have not yet released a plan but are working this month to prepare legislation. Mnuchin heads to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to discuss tax policy with GOP congressional leaders, the latest in a series of meetings.
Earlier Tuesday, Mnuchin insisted that a tax overhaul would happen this year.
"We're going to get this done by the end of the year," Mnuchin told CNBC, adding that the administration is "super focused" on the goal following the three-month debt limit and government funding extension passed last week.
The Senate Finance Committee will hold a hearing on Thursday on individual tax reform. Sen. Orrin Hatch, the committee's chairman and one of the six primary tax negotiators, said he expects to share the plan with other lawmakers after that and other hearings.
President Donald Trump urged lawmakers last week to push forward with tax legislation "ASAP," telling them not to wait until the end of September. Tax reform is one of the key planks of the agenda he pitched as a candidate, and he has made two recent speeches touting the benefits of changes to the tax system without offering new details.
Trump has promised a plan to chop personal income taxes, slash corporate and pass-through company rates and have a one-time repatriation tax to encourage companies to bring back cash parked overseas. Republicans still face questions about how they will make up for the revenue lost in major tax cuts, especially because they have abandoned border adjustment, a cash-raising provision championed by House Speaker Paul Ryan.
Mnuchin said Trump's goal of chopping the corporate tax rate to 15 percent could be difficult to achieve.
"I don't know if we'll be able to achieve that given the budget issues. But we're going to get this down to a very competitive level," Mnuchin said.
The Treasury secretary also addressed deductions, most of which the administration said it wants to eliminate under its tax plan. That includes getting rid of state and local tax deductions.
Mnuchin said he hopes the decrease in federal rates will help to offset the loss of those deductions.
Trump and White House officials have previously said they hope they can win over some Democratic senators on tax reform and reach 60 votes. The alternative is using budget reconciliation, which would require only a majority vote, meaning it could pass with only the 52 Republican senators.
Mnuchin said Republicans are prepared to use reconciliation if they cannot reach 60 votes. Some top GOP senators, including Hatch, have previously said they expect to have to use reconciliation.


Question: Describe what you see as the current state of feminism in America.

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Since Trump won the presidency in 2016, America’s become unhinged.
One could say both sides are more polarized now than they’ve ever been (like the fact that there are “two sides” to everything instead of multiple camps), and it’s becoming uglier by the second.
And who’s leading the charge from the far-left?
It’s invaded Silicon Valley, Hollywood, and the highest levels of the U.S. government. We can’t seem to get away from it. And the funny thing is that most people think it’s a joke.
Only one-fifth of Americans identify as feminists. But the vast majority fit the basic definition of the word. According to the survey, just 20 percent of Americans — including 23 percent of women and 16 percent of men — consider themselves feminists. Another 8 percent consider themselves anti-feminists, while 63 percent said they are neither.
And what you see is just pure hate (definitely not Susan B. Anthony’s feminism).
Heck, there’s even one called “Feminist Baby,” for crying out loud.
These books aren’t about equal rights for women. We already won that fight. These books are about hating white men, Trump, traditional morality, and masculinity.
The new feminism wants to dismantle the nuclear family, the housewife, masculinity, gender roles, and true femininity (you know, the kind where women look and act like women).
In short, the new feminism isn’t about “real feminism” at all.
Not true of the new feminists. In fact, the new feminists are more akin to a Karl Marx than Rosa Parks.
The new feminists are advocating for violence, hate, discrimination, prejudice, and censorship — not for women’s rights.
Besides, we already have women’s rights in the States. That was taken care of decades ago. So maybe these new “feminists” should go to some lesser-developed countries if they want to do some real good (I hear Turkmenistan is lovely in the Fall). Because the countries where the idea of feminism actually makes sense are the ones where women can’t have jobs, drive, go to school, or show their faces.
In the states, it’s just not needed.
But you’d think we’re living in medieval times here when you listen to the feminists rage against the machine.
So, Why Is the "Anti-Feminist" Movement Not as Loud?
Well, for starters, the powers that be are suppressing and censoring them. The three biggest influencers of culture (tech, media, and Hollywood) are dominated by radical feminists.
Heck, we even had Madonna threaten to blow up the White House after Trump was elected!
Whoever controls the narrative, controls the culture. And with the narrative being so carefully and aggressively trumpeted by leftists, it’s no wonder why the anti-feminist camp is having such a tough time being heard.
If you do a search for “anti-feminist book” on Amazon you only get 356 results (and MOST of the results are STILL pro-feminist books).
To take it one step further, if you search for an “anti-feminist kids book,” you get ZERO RESULTS.
You can get books on teaching your little girls how to rail against the patriarchy, but if you want one unpacking the ridiculousness of third wave feminism, you can’t find one.
Bottom line: the imbalance in this space is mind-boggling. This is also why I wrote the very first kids book on the topic, and, if you’d like, you can get in here on Amazon.
So, this radical feminism…it’s not just on Amazon.
And the political climate we’re living in right now would suggest that our culture is extremely divided between the radical left and the old-school conservatives. It’s really a battle for the future of America.
Radical feminism is one of socialism’s top battlefield generals. And for being so small numerically, it’s making quite a mess out there.
…America became a great nation, because we were a 'can do’ nation. Now we’re becoming a ‘what can you do for me’ nation. So seeing all those things, plus the rapid rise of political correctness, which is stifling one of the basic tenets of our country — our freedom of speech — just alarmed me significantly.
To be conservative means maximum freedom. It means small government. It means the preservation of the institutions and ideas that lend themselves to human flourishing. In other words, we need to fight for the very things that radical feminism wants to destroy.
Thankfully, the silent majority is starting to speak up. And, no, it’s not just white men doing so.
The new and vocal ‘anti-feminist’ movement is made up of women and men from all ethnicities and socioeconomic backgrounds. Black women like Candace Owens, gay men like Milo Yiannopoulos, atheists like Carl Benjamin, and even trans people like Blair White are fighting against the plague of feminism in the West.
Because you don’t have to be a conservative, Christian, white male to recognize that the "new feminism” is bad for America.
Because people everywhere are sick of being taught to hate white men, hate marriage, and hate the system.
Because people everywhere are sick of hearing about non-issues like mansplaining, manspreading, and the “wage gap” theory.
Because people everywhere don’t think that the “patriarchy” is a real thing or that it’s out to get them.
This begs the question, can the anti-feminist movement make America great again? Can it rip us out of the closing jaws of progressivism and political correctness?
…standing against the wall not bothering anyone in the marketplace of ideas.
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Question: Respond briefly. Who was Louis Späth?

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Louis Späth (fl. 1892) appears in the International Plant Names Index as the author of one or more botanical names. His specialism was spermatophytes.


Question: Discuss some questions that have arisen in the public following the announcement of Osama bin Laden's death one year ago and explore some of the alternate theories that have been proposed.

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Pentagon officials recently disclosed to the Associated Press (AP) that they could not find any photo or video evidence to confirm that Al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden was killed in the Navy Seal raid in Pakistan a year ago.
AP has submitted more than 20 requests for information surrounding the raid on Bin Laden’s Abbottabad compound to the U.S. Government under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
In response to the request for visual evidence of Bin Laden’s death, the Pentagon stated that it could not find any pictures or video footage of the raid itself or of Bin Laden’s dead body. It also told AP it could not locate any images of Bin Laden’s body that were taken on the U.S.S. Carl Vinson, the Navy aircraft carrier that reportedly lowered him into the sea after his death.
In addition, the Pentagon admitted that it could not find an autopsy report, death certificate or results of a DNA identification test for Bin Laden, in spite of claims made by President Obama and reported by CBC News that a DNA test was performed.
These admissions follow a related FOIA response by the Department of Defense in February, in which it stated that it had no emails concerning the Bin Laden raid that were sent prior to its execution.
The Atlantic Wire reported in February that the CIA claimed it had visual proof of Bin Laden’s death, but the Pentagon’s admission that it does not have any evidence of this kind still raises significant questions, since its jurisdiction includes the Navy Seals that conducted the raid and the Navy ship that buried Bin Laden at sea.
Bowman also pointed to the reports that Bin Laden died in 2001 or 2002, which have been supported by former FBI counter-terrorism chief Dale Watson, former assistant Secretary of State Steve Pieczenik, former U.S. foreign intelligence officer Angelo Codevilla and other intelligence experts. “This smacks of a cover-up,” Bowman added.
Some organizations contend that the cover-up extends beyond the Bin Laden raid, including Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth, a group of over 1,600 technical professionals that is calling for a new 9/11 investigation. "The raid is not the only part of the Bin Laden narrative that doesn't add up," said founder Richard Gage, AIA. "It's also highly unlikely that Bin Laden and Al Qaeda had access to plant the explosives that brought down the Twin Towers and Building 7."
Meanwhile, President Obama called for a time of remembrance and contemplation on the anniversary of the raid. "I think for us to use that time for some reflection, to give thanks to those who participated is entirely appropriate, and that’s what’s been taking place," he said on Monday, according to McClatchy News. It remains to be seen how the public will reflect on the lack of credible evidence surrounding the demise of the world’s most wanted terrorist.


Question: What are the hours for the bar?

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Fridays 9:00 P.M. - 1:00 A.M.
Every Sunday Night! 9pm-2am! Happy hour prices!


Question: Who was Arthur Edwards?

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Arthur Edwards (November 23, 1834–1901) was an American clergyman and editor.


Question: What is the highest peak in the French Pyrenees? Respond in 2 sentences.

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The Vignemale (Occitan: "Vinhamala", Aragonese: "Comachibosa", Catalan: "Vinyamala"), at 3,298 metres, is the highest of the French Pyrenean summits (the highest in the whole of the range is Pic d'Aneto). It lies on the border between the Department of Hautes-Pyrénées ("Nauts Pirenèus" / "Hauts Pirenèus"), in Occitanie and Gascony, France and Sobrarbe, in Huesca, Aragon, Spain, and the peak is split between the two countries.


Question: What is the Trump administration doing to pass a tax reform bill this year? Respond in 570 words.

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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says the Trump administration is considering backdating tax reform to give a boost to the American economy.
Mnuchin insists that a tax reform plan will get passed this year, despite the fact that Congress has not yet released a proposal.
He says President Trump's goal of chopping the corporate tax rate to 15 percent will be tough to achieve.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Tuesday the Trump administration is considering backdating tax reform to the start of this year to boost the economy.
Backdating "is still something we are considering and it would be a big boon for the economy," he said at the Delivering Alpha conference presented by CNBC and Institutional Investor.
Republicans aim to overhaul the American tax code but have faced various hurdles in their goal of passing a tax reform bill this year. Congress and the White House have not yet released a plan but are working this month to prepare legislation. Mnuchin heads to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to discuss tax policy with GOP congressional leaders, the latest in a series of meetings.
Earlier Tuesday, Mnuchin insisted that a tax overhaul would happen this year.
"We're going to get this done by the end of the year," Mnuchin told CNBC, adding that the administration is "super focused" on the goal following the three-month debt limit and government funding extension passed last week.
The Senate Finance Committee will hold a hearing on Thursday on individual tax reform. Sen. Orrin Hatch, the committee's chairman and one of the six primary tax negotiators, said he expects to share the plan with other lawmakers after that and other hearings.
President Donald Trump urged lawmakers last week to push forward with tax legislation "ASAP," telling them not to wait until the end of September. Tax reform is one of the key planks of the agenda he pitched as a candidate, and he has made two recent speeches touting the benefits of changes to the tax system without offering new details.
Trump has promised a plan to chop personal income taxes, slash corporate and pass-through company rates and have a one-time repatriation tax to encourage companies to bring back cash parked overseas. Republicans still face questions about how they will make up for the revenue lost in major tax cuts, especially because they have abandoned border adjustment, a cash-raising provision championed by House Speaker Paul Ryan.
Mnuchin said Trump's goal of chopping the corporate tax rate to 15 percent could be difficult to achieve.
"I don't know if we'll be able to achieve that given the budget issues. But we're going to get this down to a very competitive level," Mnuchin said.
The Treasury secretary also addressed deductions, most of which the administration said it wants to eliminate under its tax plan. That includes getting rid of state and local tax deductions.
Mnuchin said he hopes the decrease in federal rates will help to offset the loss of those deductions.
Trump and White House officials have previously said they hope they can win over some Democratic senators on tax reform and reach 60 votes. The alternative is using budget reconciliation, which would require only a majority vote, meaning it could pass with only the 52 Republican senators.
Mnuchin said Republicans are prepared to use reconciliation if they cannot reach 60 votes. Some top GOP senators, including Hatch, have previously said they expect to have to use reconciliation.


Question: Respond briefly. Tell me about André Velter.

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André Velter (born 1945), French poet, was born in Signy-l'Abbaye in the Ardennes région and was educated in Charleville and Paris. Having begun his first journeys in 1955 through Europe and the Middle East, he has traveled through Afghanistan, Tibet, China and India. As a result, his poetry displays a varied and colorful relation to the places, sounds and rhythms of the cultures he has visited.


Question: Is Tesla ever likely to put Model S and Model X vehicles on paid Supercharger access?

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Tesla was supposed to add Model S and Model X vehicles to its paid Supercharger access program back in January 2017, but it delayed the move. They even retroactively extended free access to some owners.
It was supposed to happen again this month, but the company announced that they are still delaying it through a change in the owner’s referral program.
Technically, when someone buys a Model S or a Model X, the vehicle automatically falls under Tesla’s paid Supercharger program with an included 400 kWh of free Supercharging per year unless they use a referral code.
But virtually every new buyer uses a referral code, which results in almost all Model S and Model X (over 250,000 vehicles) having free access to the network.
Only the Model 3 doesn’t have access to free Supercharging or even the annual 400 kWh of free Supercharger credits.
When it first introduced the new paid program, Tesla said that it planned to reinvest the revenue into growing the network.
As we previously reported, the 400 kWh of annual Supercharger Credits is likely to be enough for most people’s driving habits, but it can limit frequent users.
In order to help on that front, Tesla instead introduces a new ‘Supercharger Fair Use’ policy to focus on long-distance travel and deter commercial use.
Do you think Tesla will ever put Model S and Model X on paid Supercharger access or it will only be for Model 3 and cheaper vehicles?
At this point, it certainly looks like the paid Supercharger access program is mainly in order to try to manage the impact of the Model 3 on the network.
It’s interesting because the Model S and Model X alone were already over-crowding the network, which is why it made sense to introduce the paid access to those vehicles as well. A year later, deliveries of those vehicles haven’t slowed down, but Tesla has yet to officially make owners pay to charge at Supercharger stations.
After now over a year of delaying it, I think Tesla could keep free access to Model S and Model X indefinitely since they are the automaker’s more expensive flagship vehicles.
It should be relatively manageable as long as they keep growing the network at this pace and focus on those new giant 50-stall stations, like the ones they are building in China.
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Question: Describe Mir-Ali-Ashraf Abdollah Porihoseini.

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Mir-Ali-Ashraf Abdollah Porihoseini (میرعلی اشرف عبدالله پوری حسینی in Persian, born 1961 in Tabriz, East Azerbaijan) is an Iranian economist, politician, vice president of Ministry of Economic Affairs and Finance and president of Iranian Privatization Organization in the cabinet of Hassan Rouhani and former member of Islamic Consultative Assembly from the electorate of Tabriz.


Question: What do you think about simulations for teaching science? Respond in detail.

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In a former life, back when computers were powered by steam and the Web was only a twinkle in Tim Berners-Lee’s eye, I helped develop simulations for teaching and learning physics. Years have gone by since I last coded a physics simulation, but I still find enjoy using them and I’m convinced that the best ones can really improve a student’s understanding of physical theory. I’m not alone in that belief. For example the Nobel laureate Carl Wieman, who has long argued that metrics for assessing the quality of an academic’s teaching should sit alongside metrics for assessing the quality of an academic’s research, founded PhET Interactive Simulations to improve the way physics is taught and learned. (PhET stands for “Physics Education Technology”, but since Wieman founded it in 2002 the project has expanded to include biology, chemistry and earth sciences.) The simulations that PhET release allow students to see in real time the effect of changing the value of a physical variable; these software-based experiments allow students to play safely, quickly and cheaply with systems, and can help inculcate a deeper understanding of the underlying physics. The simulations don’t have to be particularly complicated to be of value. A basic simulation of a wave on a string, for example, will allow students to change the values for frequency, wavelength and amplitude – and the students will immediately be able to visualise and understand what those terms mean. Simulations don’t necessarily replace textual descriptions – there has to be a pedagogic scaffold surrounding the simulations – but they certainly bring texts to life.
In writing Where is Everybody? I toyed with the idea of developing simulations to illustrate some of the points I wanted to make. When discussing the challenges faced by SETI scientists I couldn’t help but think that readers would get the point more readily if they were able to visualise the search space. What is the effect on likely detection if we double the range over which we believe radio signals from an extraterrestrial civilisation can be detected? What happens if we treble the range, or half it? What is the effect on likely detection if we increase the lifespan over which a civilisation is likely to transmit, or decrease the time over which a civilisation is motivated to listen? How important to the SETI endeavour is the rate at which radio civilisations come into existence? A reader could of course answer these questions by working through the mathematics. But not all readers have a mathematical background. A simulation would handle the mathematics for the reader, and allow everyone – even the math-phobic – to explore these questions.
I no longer have the time to devote to coding simulations. However I recently discovered that Roger Guay has already produced a gorgeous-looking simulation, called Alien Civilization Detection, that allows us all to play with various factors associated with SETI.
Roger’s simulation features a concise introduction that first outlines the problem of detection and then explains why his simulation is of only a “small” (10000 x 8000 light year) region of the Galaxy. Interactive tabs at the bottom of the simulation present useful information on the Drake equation, a slider that illustrates timescales, and example analyses. Screen tools at the side of the simulation allow you to change its appearance (and toggle some “fun facts”; did you know, for example, that firelight from the last of the Stone Age people is now just a quarter of the way to the centre of the Galaxy?).
The simulation itself presents the viewer with a number of dials. We can set the typical maximum distance for radio detection, from 600 light years to 2000 light years. We can set the timespan over which a civilization will broadcast, from 160 years up to 2000 years; similarly, we can set the timespan over which a civilisation will be actively listening. The view can be either “Earth-centric” or “Galaxy-centric”. Press the green “Start” button, or the space bar, and watch as this small part of the Galaxy fills with radio signals. We see civilizations appear; we see civilisations that are currently both listening and transmitting; we see civilisations that are listening but no longer transmitting; and we see the ever-weakening signals from civilisations that are no longer listening, no longer transmitting. A counter keeps track of the elapsed time along with the number of potential detections that could have been made during that time.
It’s rather hypnotic to watch civilisations pop into existence, transmit radio waves into the cosmos, and then cease transmitting or listening (perhaps they die?) before those waves cross the path of another civilisation. Occasionally, though, there is the chance for detection. Those rare events are what SETI scientists hope to see.
I viewed the simulation on a Mac, but I believe that a Windows version is in the pipeline. If you would like to contact Roger to discuss the simulation, his email address is irog@icloud.com. And if you would like to download the app, you can do so via this Dropbox link.
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Question: What do I do if I can smell smoke in the air?

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Can you smell the smoke in the air? If so, holy crap your house is on fire. Listen to us: Stop reading this update right now and call the fire department. Then come back, relax, and read about Pyro's new weapons while you're waiting for them to show up.


Question: What is Dinópolis? Respond in 5 sentences.

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Dinópolis, located in Teruel, Spain, is one of the largest museums of paleontology in the world. It also includes some attractions, restaurants and shows. The museum comprises three main exhibition halls and a research laboratory.
In 1998, the provincial government of Aragón established a foundation with the aim of creating exhibition facilities for the growing collection of fossils found in Teruel, at the same time stimulating tourism and hereby funding future research. The first building was opened in June 2001, at Dinópolis Teruel.


Question: What is Isro doing to support the e-vehicle project?

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Isro’s move comes as a huge relief for the industry as Li-ion batteries are currently not manufactured commercially in India, but are imported from Japan or China.
The Isro chairman said, “BHEL is ready to mass-produce indigenous 10,000 space cells per year for our space applications.
NEW DELHI: Giving thrust to the Centre’s ambitious e-vehicle project with the objective of reducing air pollution and crude oil import, Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) is in the process of transferring the technology of the cheaper version of space batteries developed by it to the automobile industry for commercial use in e-vehicles. In another development promoting outsourcing of space components, Isro has given Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL), a PSU, the contract to manufacture 10,000 space cells per year for space applications.
Dr Sivan said, “Isro has developed four types of cells for space applications—1.5Ah, 5Ah, 50Ah and 100Ah. Out of the four cells, Isro had earlier allowed Automotive Research Association of India (an industrial automobile research association) to use 50Ah and 100Ah cells for developing prototypes of an e-scooter and an e-car, respectively. ARAI was satisfied with the performance of these prototypes. Therefore, Isro is now working to transfer the technology to the industry.” ARAI last year demonstrated the use of 50 Ah cells in two-wheelers that could run up to 98 km with a two-hour charge with speed of up to 40-50 kmph.
Isro’s move comes as a huge relief for the industry as Li-ion batteries are currently not manufactured commercially in the country but are imported from Japan or China.
In January this year, the committee of secretaries led by cabinet secretary P K Sinha recommended that the power ministry should initiate “requisite power tariff and access policies” for enabling development of charging infrastructure, in consultation with the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission and other agencies, official sources said. The committee also firmed up the strategy for increasing use of zero-emission vehicles to lower India’s dependence on oil imports and improve the air quality. Currently, India shells out Rs 7 lakh crore annually in crude oil imports.
The panel had also advised that “Isro may consider transferring” its lithium-ion battery technology used in electric vehicles to interested parties on a “non-discriminatory basis for commercialisation with Make in India condition”, after obtaining approval of the Space Commission and other authorities.


Question: Tell me more about your new series Jenny Finn #1 (SEP170035).

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Monsters and monster problems favor dark places where sunlight is discouraged. Good horror follows where mold is plentiful, and mushrooms multiply. Writers who enjoy singing in the rain can pen a terrible tale, but it is those writers who slouch in the shadows that are most apt at aiming their ideas at places where darkness dwells. The negative space where the bottom drops out. Troy Nixey is at home in this wasteland. He prefers his putrescence to permeate the time stream so that it vomits into London, way back before you were born. There will we find a plague that he describes in this PREVIEWSworld Exclusive interview for Jenny Finn #1 (SEP170035). It’s a new series from Dark Horse Comics, and it’s a new team-up with Mike Mignola.
Jenny Finn #1 (SEP170035) is in comic shops November 15.
Vince Brusio: What’s the backdrop for Jenny Finn #1? What prior history might readers want to know before they approach reading this story? Or is a refresher course unnecessary because soggy and sordid details bubble back to the surface as the series progresses?
Troy Nixey: I tend to begin with a historical setting then weave my fantastical sensibilities throughout. Jenny Finn takes place during Victorian era London and feels like the city and time we are familiar with...at first. Then the fantastical elements begin to spread through the art much like the Jenny virus.
Vince Brusio: A two-page preview is shown in the September PREVIEWS catalog. Can you give us a blow-by-blow description of what we’re seeing? A man is seen vomiting in an alley somewhere in London, and the next thing he knows he’s tripped up by a tentacle. So how does this preview foreshadow the dark things that are yet to come?
Troy Nixey: Joe, our lovable hero has had his naivety ripped asunder as he's thrust headlong into a mystery surrounding a slasher whose motivations are maddeningly fishy-inspired and diabolical.
Vince Brusio: This is a very dark story. Sunlight’s in short supply. From what subterranean planet do your thoughts fester in order to concoct the dreadful and dreary drama that unfolds in this four-issue series? What puts your eyes on those gloomy lit London streets?
Troy Nixey: I am fascinated by history. I love drawing antiquated trappings, and the older and more worn and organic a setting the better. It's a perfect place to thrust unsuspecting characters and let the setting and the story fold in on them.
Vince Brusio: How do you push yourself to give this project 100%? Describe your dedication as a creator, and the internal dialogue that you have with yourself that makes proud to go to press with this book.
Troy Nixey: Jenny Finn is my first collaboration with Mike. He is of course one of the all-time greatest comic creators and someone whom I admire greatly. That along with a terrific story was all I needed to fill in those dark corners with slippery fishy bits.
Vince Brusio: If you had to pick a scene that’s a particular favorite of yours in the story, what would it be and why? Could this scene be isolated as a useful standalone teaser? Or is it more personal?
Troy Nixey: My favorite scene is Joe encountering the ghosts. It's incredibly creepy and Joe responds with his usual naivety. Mike's dialogue here makes me laugh every time I revisit the book.


Question: Tell me more about the Winklevoss twins and their involvement with Bitcoin.

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Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss discovered bitcoin in June 2012 while on vacation, and have had big plans for the digital currency ever since. The duo claims that bitcoin encourages financial freedom and openness.
The twins introduction to bitcoin occurred soon after legal battles against Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. The brothers won $65 million in a settlement, after Zuckerberg was accused of stealing their social media idea.
As the 32-year-old investor mentions, bitcoin and Facebook are two completely different mediums, however, both work on bringing people to interact with one another through peer-to-peer networking.
The brothers remain optimistic that the rest of the world, including Wall Street, will take notice and implement the digital currency. Tyler compares the doubters of the internet from the early 1990s, to doubters of bitcoin today. Though the concept is new and some minor bugs need to be worked out, time will show how resourceful bitcoin will be.
Both men hope to secure bitcoin on the Nasdaq stock exchange, which would build a stronger reputation for the digital currency.


Question: What is happening with cryptocurrency regulations in Japan and other countries?

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At first sight, Self-Regulatory bodies are starting to take shape in different countries. According to Reuters, sixteen Japanese cryptocurrency exchanges will create a self-regulating body in order to better safeguard investors. Apparently, the intention is to take further security measures after Coincheck’s hack.
Japan‘s main cryptocurrency exchanges (sixteen), are working in order to establish a self-regulating body. The cryptocurrency market is not being regulated worldwide yet, but during this year governments may start to take action.
The plan was to merge two existing groups known as the Japan Cryptocurrency Business Association and the Japan Blockchain Association. But after talks, the idea was dropped in favor of the new body to regulate exchanges registered with Japan’s Financial Services Association.
According to Reuters, officials from any of the two institutions were able to answer any comment regarding the new plans.
Croatia is another country that has a self-regulating body known as UBIK. As of today, over 7’ members have joined UBIK. The interest for regulations in the European country is growing and can be seen reflected in this agency.
With these regulations, individuals and enterprises may invest in a better regulatory framework than before. The aim is to also attract more investors that are searching more interesting regulatory environments.
The decision has been taken after Coincheck, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchange sin Japan has been hacked. According to the company, they have lost around 523 million NEM coins (XEM) that at that time were worth $500 million dollars.
Days later, the company released a statement in which they explained that they could refund investors who lost their NEM coins.
The cryptocurrency space is needing regulations that would legitimize the market and let it grow in a prosperous environment.


Question: Provide a brief biography of Peter Parada.

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Peter Parada (born July 9, 1973) is an American drummer who has been a member of several notable musical acts. Parada's drumming career began in 1995 when he joined L.A. band World In Pain on a recommendation from future Korn drummer Ray Luzier and then Steel Prophet in 1996 with whom he recorded one album a year later. Subsequently he joined Face to Face and Saves the Day, and in 2007 became the new drummer for The Offspring. Parada was also associated with the metal band Engine and Rob Halford's solo project Halford, and briefly played drums in the punk band Alkaline Trio. He was also a member of Hot Mess.
After auditioning 25 different drummers to replace Rob Kurth, Parada officially joined Face to Face in 1998. He was present on four albums with the band: "Ignorance Is Bliss", "Standards & Practices" (both released in 1999), "Reactionary" (2000) and "How to Ruin Everything" (2002).


Question: Describe the purpose of the Platforms for Advanced Wireless Research (PAWR).

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For 5G, researchers need city-size playgrounds in order to properly test and develop their technologies. That’s why the National Science Foundation (NSF) announced today that it will deploy two Platforms for Advanced Wireless Research.
The two PAWR (pronounced “power”) test beds will be in Salt Lake City, Utah, and New York City. For the Salt Lake test bed, the NSF will partner with the University of Utah and Rice University (in Houston, Texas) to oversee the platform. In New York, Rutgers University, Columbia University, and New York University will have that responsibility.
The sheer scale of these test platforms will allow for research options previously unavailable to researchers. “We’ve made limited measurements in the laboratory,” says Sundeep Rangan, the director of NYU Wireless, “but nothing at this scale.” Rangan says the platforms will allow more thorough testing of some of the big promises of 5G, including applications such as VR/AR and autonomous vehicles.
These test beds are about more than testing 5G, though. “What we are thinking is after 5G,” says Thyaga Nandagopal, the deputy division director for the Division of Computing and Communication Foundations at the NSF. In years to come, these test beds will facilitate research into bands of spectrum that have never been used for telecommunications.
“We’re also thinking of a future where spectrum doesn’t have to be licensed,” says Nandagopal. Instead, the test platforms will allow the development of ways to more dynamically and effectively share available spectrum.
Creating a test bed that spans a city enables continuing research into some of the fundamental aspects of 5G. For this new generation of wireless, more complex beamforming and massive MIMO technologies will replace the relatively straightforward signals used by 4G networks.
The test platforms won’t be identical. In Utah, the planned Platform for Open Wireless Data-driven Experimental Research (POWDER) will partner with Rice’s Reconfigurable Eco-system for Next-generation End-to-end Wireless (RENEW) program to provide a flexible environment for researchers to test and tweak their technologies. The focus will be on massive MIMO, and researchers will be able to figure out how to optimize the large number of transmitters and receivers required for future networks.
In New York, the Cloud Enhanced Open Software Defined Mobile Wireless Testbed for City-Scale Deployment (which somehow condenses to the acronym COSMOS) will take advantage of New York City’s dense urban environment to test cloud connectivity. The test platform will be located just north of Columbia University. High-speed fiber will link the deployed cell sites to a data center in midtown Manhattan, where researchers will be able to experiment with cloud computing options such as running cell sites remotely.
One of the big problems that has plagued 5G development is testing the requisite technologies thoroughly. In previous wireless generations, real-world testing was proceeded by copious amounts of emulation. For the most part, 5G’s complex technological requirements have stymied attempts to emulate the sheer number of radio inputs and outputs needed for the new generation. Although there have been a few enterprising attempts to develop 5G emulation, most companies have resigned themselves to extensive—and expensive—over-the-air testing.
NSF will fund both test platforms through 2023. Nandagopal says that heavy cooperation with industry members will keep the sites sustainable for at least a further five years, though he’s confident they’ll continue to be useful for many years beyond that.
The first phase of construction will be complete by April 2019, at which point basic tests for deploying Internet of Things or spectrum-managing applications will be possible. By 2021, Nandagopal says, the platforms will be fully completed and operating at their peak potential.
The British government is searching for cities to host similar test platforms in the United Kingdom. The government is collecting bids now, and in the summer it will announce the city that will host the country’s tests. Elsewhere, Germany and Australia are also creating test platforms in cities in anticipation of 5G’s rollout.


Question: What is the qualification criteria for luge in the 2012 Winter Youth Olympics?

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 What is the qualification criteria for luge in the 2012 Winter Youth Olympics?

Luge at the 2012 Winter Youth Olympics took place at the Olympic Sliding Centre Innsbruck venue in Innsbruck, Austria.
The rankings from the 2010–11 and 2011–12 Junior Luge world cup were used to qualify entries. The maximum total for an NOC is six athletes (2 boys, 2 girls and one doubles), with a maximum total of 20 athletes in the singles and 15 in the doubles. If the host nation has not qualified, the last quota spot is awarded to Austria. If an event does not have enough qualifiers, the quota spots left over will be allocated to the other events equally. A nation can enter the team event if it has qualified an athlete in each event. If spots are reallocated, first priority will be given to nations that have not qualified an athlete yet.


Question: Describe the 24shots Video Challenge.

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Gearing up for the release of the trigger controlled follow focus the ‘Silencer’, 24Shots is holding a video challenge for filmmakers to try win their high end kit, the Silencer Pro Zoom worth US$1100.
To enter, any filmmaker (18 or older) can create any type of video (comedy, action, documentary, suspense, etc) as long as it’s under 2 minutes and tells 24shots (in a creative way) why they want the Silencer. Upload it to YouTube with “24shots Video Challenge” included in the title, and submit the link to sales@24shots.com.The winner will be chosen on August 1st, 2014.
24shots was founded by engineer Bob Benson, who launched a Kickstarter campaign back in February to solve a major problem with follow focuses: The only options for a focus solution forced filmmakers to either take one of their hands off their rig and lose stability or lose control over the focus by having someone else focus for them. They raised over $80,000, which made it possible for the new filmmaking gear company to launch their first product, the Silencer.


Question: What can you tell me about Silvia Maciá? Respond in 4 sentences.

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Silvia Maciá (born 1972) is an American marine biologist and professor of biology at Barry University in Miami Shores, FL. Courses she has taught include marine biology, oceanography, tropical marine ecosystems, ecology, environmental science and botany.
Her research interests include pipefish mating behavior, seagrass community ecology, coral reef grazing ecology and seagrass restoration. Her research involves both laboratory and field work.


Question: Describe the impact some of the NHL's top rookies are making in the 2015-16 season.

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 Describe the impact some of the NHL's top rookies are making in the 2015-16 season.

When Kane went on his 26-game point streak, Panarin had seven goals and 24 points to play a vital part. He also had a 61.8 shot attempts-for percentage and 2.90 points per 60 minutes during that stretch.
"We had high expectations but he landed in the country running and he's still running," Kelley said. "I think it speaks to the kid and his talent and work ethic. He didn't come to the NHL to see America; he came to play."
That level of play makes him the front-runner for the Calder Trophy at the midway point of the season.
"He's scored some big goals and I'm sure you'll see that more as his career goes on [with] the Blackhawks," Kane said. "He'll become a better player. Sky's the limit for that kid."
Some might point to the fact that prior to joining the Blackhawks in 2015-16, Panarin spent two seasons playing with men in the Kontinental Hockey League for SKA St. Petersburg. Though he did excel, keep in mind his success came on bigger ice in a league that many believe is close to but not equal to the caliber of the American Hockey League.
It's also worth noting that Panarin is 5-foot-11 and 170 pounds, so it isn't as if he can bull his way through defenders. He must find creative ways of working around the opposition, either beating them 1-on-1 or taking them wide. Buffalo Sabres rookie Jack Eichel and Panarin rank Nos. 1-2 in average ice time among rookie forwards, but Panarin leads all rookies in goals, assists, points and power-play points.
Panarin had his second multiple-goal game in as many days on Jan. 6 in a 3-1 win against the Pittsburgh Penguins to become the first Blackhawks rookie to have back-to-back multiple-goal games since Pavel Vorobiev (Oct. 7-9, 2005).
Dylan Larkin, Detroit Red Wings: The 19-year-old continually finds ways to excel no matter who happens to join him on offense. He has spent a lot of time with center Henrik Zetterberg and right wing Justin Abdelkader, but has proved his versatility recently by playing alongside center Riley Sheahan and right wing Brad Richards.
Larkin ranks first in the League in plus/minus. He also is first among rookies in game-winning goals and second in goals while averaging just less than 17 minutes of ice time for first-year coach Jeff Blashill. He might be the fastest skater among all rookies this season.
"I think having speed is huge, especially for a young guy," Larkin said. "When you have speed, you don't have to think as much because your speed can get you out of trouble and make up for a lot of mistakes you might make. For me, when I'm not skating I'm not on my game. When I'm skating I'm making plays and putting defensemen on their heels and that opens up space on the ice."
Max Domi, Arizona Coyotes: Domi continues to excel on the top line alongside center Antoine Vermette and right wing Mikkel Boedker. The 20-year-old is tied for first among rookies in primary assists and third in points, power-play points and points per 60 minutes (2.58). The son of retired NHL player Tie Domi has played a big role in helping the Coyotes stay in the hunt for their first berth in the Stanley Cup Playoffs in four seasons.


Question: Explain how the people of Florida reacted to Tropical Storm Hermine.

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 Explain how the people of Florida reacted to Tropical Storm Hermine.

The past few days, hurricane season has been in full swing and the big word around Florida has been Tropical Storm Hermine. What started as “Tropical Depression 9” is now inbound to hit the Sunshine State sometime Thursday evening. In light of Tropical Storm Hermine’s arrival, News4Jax did what any news station would do, post a map highlighting areas under Tropical Storm watch.
Informative, right? Tens of thousands of Florida residents have chimed in with colorful jokes about the image, garnering over 20,000 comments and 40,000 shares. Check out the best ones in the gallery below.
Lisa sums up this phenomenon pretty well. Some might be offended by these jokes, but for the rest of us it’s just another day in Florida.


Question: Respond in 19 sentences. Describe the effect of Google and Facebook's bans on cryptocurrency advertising on the cryptocurrency market.

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 Respond in 19 sentences. Describe the effect of Google and Facebook's bans on cryptocurrency advertising on the cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin fell 9 percent following news that Google, the world's largest ad provider, is cracking down on cryptocurrency.
Facebook, the second largest online ad provider, took similar action in January by banning ads on "binary options, initial coin offerings and cryptocurrency."
Some analysts say the bans could be a good thing for the industry over the long term and blame price moves on continuing regulatory uncertainty.
Bitcoin prices briefly fell below $8,000 on Wednesday following news that Google, the world's largest online ad provider, plans to ban cryptocurrency advertising.
Facebook, the second largest online ad provider, took similar action in January.
Tech giant Google announced an update Wednesday to its financial services policy that will restrict advertising for "cryptocurrencies and related content" starting in June.
Bitcoin fell 12 percent in late January after Facebook announced it would ban ads on "binary options, initial coin offerings and cryptocurrency." The social media giant said it would prohibit ads for financial products and services "that are frequently associated with misleading or deceptive promotional practices."
The symbols of Bitcoin and Ethereum cryptocurrencies sit displayed on a screen during the Crypto Investor Show.
"It's a good thing for the industry, Facebook and Google ads were always a red flag for me," Kelly said. "It's not having any impact on price."
"Selling is driven by fear of another China ban, supposedly coming in next 24 hours," Kelly said. "My view is it will be a nothing burger since China has been banning bitcoin since 2013."
Jack Tatar, co-author of "Cryptoassets: The Innovative Investor's Guide to Bitcoin and Beyond," pointed to continuing regulatory uncertainty in Wednesday's price moves.
"We also have the threat and lack of clarity about regulations which is also weighing on the entire cryptoasset space, not just bitcoin," Tatar said, adding that any break below $8,000 "will be disconcerting."
Other cryptocurrencies, or "alt-coins" moved in lockstep Wednesday. Ethereum fell roughly 9 percent from the open, trading near $627 as of 1:30 p.m. ET, according to CoinDesk. Bitcoin cash fell 9.1 percent from the high and was trading near $971 Wednesday.


Question: What is the latest news on the University of Washington's virtual and augmented reality scene?

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 What is the latest news on the University of Washington's virtual and augmented reality scene?

Seattle’s virtual and augmented reality scene just got a boost, courtesy of the University of Washington and three tech giants.
“Through our partnership with Facebook, Google, and Huawei, the Allen School and UW will be at the forefront of the next great wave of AR and VR innovation — pursuing breakthrough research and educating the next generation of innovators in this exciting and rapidly expanding field,” Hank Levy, Allen School director and Wissner-Slivka Chair in Computer Science and Engineering, said in a statement.
Students and faculty inside the lab will focus on building applications that appeal to a wide range of consumers — not just early adopters who are playing games or watching movies with the new technology, for example. They will work on related topics ranging from 3D computer vision and perception; object recognition; stream processing; privacy and security; and more.
The center builds on existing VR and AR research being done at the UW’s top-ranked computer science school, which will expand next year. In 2016 the UW offered its first-ever virtual and augmented reality capstone class that gave students a chance to develop apps for Microsoft’s HoloLens device. The UW’s CoMotion Innovation hub also includes incubator space for VR and AR startups.
The UW Reality Lab also adds to a growing VR and AR ecosystem in the Seattle region, where companies big and small — corporations like Microsoft and Valve, to startups like Pixvana and Pluto VR — are working on cutting-edge hardware and software.
The participating companies at the UW Reality Lab, which have substantial engineering offices in the Seattle area, will provide access to their technology and use the lab as a way to test new ideas, the UW said.
“We are thrilled to play a part here at Facebook and Oculus in educating and collaborating with the next generation of AR and VR researchers to accelerate the power of this technology,” Michael Cohen, director of computational photography at Facebook, said in a statement.
Cohen sits on the UW Reality Lab Advisory Board with five others: Oculus Chief Scientist Michael Abrash; PerceptiveIO CTO Shahram Izadi; Google Daydream Senior Researcher Paul Debevec; Huawei Senior Architect of Fields Lab Wei Su; and Huawei Chief Architect and Head of Fields Lab Fan Zhang.
Seitz is helping lead the new lab along with fellow UW professors Brian Curless and Ira Kemelmacher-Shlizerman.


Question: What albums has Tony Rice released?

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 What albums has Tony Rice released?

Tony Rice Sings Gordon Lightfoot is a compilation album by American guitarist Tony Rice, released in 1996. It contains tracks written by Gordon Lightfoot and previously recorded by Rice, plus a previously unreleased track, "Whispers of the North".


Question: Give a brief biography of Nate Mooney. Respond in 1 sentences.

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Nate Mooney (born January 26, 1972) is an American actor best known for his recurring role as Ryan McPoyle on the FX comedy series "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia".


Question: What is Poddębice?

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 What is Poddębice?

Poddębice () is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Włocławek, within Włocławek County, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, in north-central Poland. It lies approximately south of Włocławek and south-east of Toruń.


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Valladolid Airport is an airport situated in the municipality of Villanubla, ten kilometres northwest of Valladolid (Castile and León, Spain). The civilian airport shares space with an air base of the Spanish Air Force called "Base Aérea de Villanubla" (Villanubla Air Base).
The airport was opened in 1938 in Villanubla, a small town 11 km from Valladolid. It has been renovated in 1952, 1972, 1982, 1990 and 2000. The new passenger terminal was inaugurated in 2000, and its main features are its clean, functional design, emphasised by spaciousness and numerous aesthetically pleasing elements. During recent years, with the arrival of low-cost airline companies, passenger numbers have increased greatly, particularly in the area of tourist and holiday flights. The terminal offers all the usual amenities expected by passengers, including a duty-free shop, café and restaurant, ATM and information services.