Question: Respond in 815 words. Describe the Dell Visor and the experience it offers.

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[UPDATE 10/17/17] Starting today, get your hands on the Dell Visor! Through the Dell Visor headset and one of our compatible Windows 10 PC’s you now have access to Microsoft’s new Mixed Reality platform, blending the physical world with the digital world to create a variety of gaming and lifestyle experiences. Learn more on Dell.com/visor. Also, beginning Saturday, October 21, try out Microsoft’s Mixed Reality for yourself in 200 U.S. Best Buy stores. The demos include 360 degree videos, and more.
Ah, the thrill of a first. Remember your first bicycle, or skateboard, or scooter? The rush of the wind, that incredible sense of freedom? We’re having one of those seminal moments right now with the imminent release of the Dell Visor, our first-ever mixed reality headset for the Windows Mixed Reality (MR) platform.
At Computex 2017, we gave people a peek at our headset design, and we’ve spent the last few months perfecting every aspect. In partnership with Microsoft, Dell is excited to offer a mixed reality headset for the masses, building on our leadership in VR and our work with HTC and Oculus to bring you accessible, immersive VR experiences.
Last week at IFA, we announced additional details on the Dell Visor and reception has been overwhelming from customers and press with several honoring it with a “Best of IFA” title including The Telegraph, Ubergizmo, Recombu and Deccan Chronicle. Now the wait is over!
The Dell Visor is available for pre-order today on Dell.com/Visor and BestBuy.com in the US and Dell.co.uk/visor and PC World in the UK. The Dell Visor will start shipping globally on Oct. 17, just in time for the holidays at $349.99 USD (headset) and $99.99 USD (controllers), or $449.99 USD (headset and controllers kit). It will also be available at the Microsoft Store, MicrosoftStore.com, Best Buy stores, BestBuy.com and other retailers starting in October.
The headset is sleek and stylish, with gorgeous white contours, complemented by the black handheld controllers. The flip-up visor is engineered for convenient transitions, but it’s a cool sensation just raising and lowering it, like a sleek pair of Ray-Bans.
Dell Visor is a super comfortable VR headset that should win over the haters.
Now let’s talk comfort. Tech Radar says the “Dell Visor is a super comfortable VR headset that should win over the haters….The headband is easily adjustable for any size head, weighted for a more stable feel, and the headset is designed to avoid pressure on the user’s nose and cheeks, so you can wear it for extended periods without feeling like your face is tired.” The thoughtful design even extends to cable management, routing cords to the back for better freedom of movement so users won’t trip over themselves.
But does it deliver? Oh yeah. Beyond looks and comfort, the Dell Visor offers an optimal mixed reality experience. Prepare to escape into amazing new worlds – and the digital office if you need – with an immersive, life-like, MR experience with high resolution of 1440 x 1440 per eye, dual 2.89” LCD panels and blazing refresh rate of 90Hz. The Fresnel lenses deliver a field of view of 110 degrees and a breathtaking 360 panoramic view.
Thanks to our partnership with Microsoft, the visor takes advantage of the same technology used in the Microsoft HoloLens including 6-DoF, inside-out tracking, with the headset itself able to scan your surroundings instead of satellite emitters positioned inside the room. Meaning that it takes less time and no equipment for set up, so you can immerse yourself in mixed reality experiences right away. .
Speaking of Gameplay, you can access games and other MR content via the Windows Store at launch and Steam Store in the future. Read the Microsoft blog to learn more about immersive mixed reality experiences.
The Dell Visor is compatible with many Windows Mixed Reality PCs including Inspiron 15 7000 Gaming laptops and Inspiron Gaming Desktops and additional PCs that we are working with Microsoft to qualify as Windows Mixed Reality Ultra PCs. If you are planning to pair your Dell Visor with an existing PC, Dell recommends a laptop or desktop that meets the Windows Mixed Reality Ultra PC specifications as they offer greater intensity and a broader selection of experiences. Check the Microsoft blog for more details.
We are also offering bundles starting with the Dell Inspiron 15 7000 Gaming laptop with an NVIDIA 1050ti, Dell Visor and Controllers for $1249. Stay tuned for more bundles that will be featured on Dell.com/visor.
The VR market is young but ready to rock, expected to grow to more than 215 million active users by 2025. We’re thrilled to jump in at the water’s edge with the most VR-ready solutions of any PC company. Whether you’re a power gamer or a virtual beginner, Dell wants to be your end-to-end technology partner offering you immersive experiences you will love. Let’s jump in together!


Question: What are the challenges facing residents displaced by the Battle of Mosul?

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The 9th Division is leading the charge in northern Mosul and is supported by American forces. The 82nd Airborne Division has advisers with the Iraqi soldiers and they could be seen working with them. Under the Trump administration the U.S. has been able to move their advisers closer to the front. Usually Coalition Special Forces are forward deployed with the Iraqis calling in air strikes and providing assistance.
Since the start of May more people are flowing out of Mosul than returning. From May 5-6 the United Nations recorded over 11,000 people arriving in Hamam al-Alil, south of the city, which is the main checkpoint for the displaced (IDPs). In comparison from May 3-4 only 975 people left IDP camps. Since May 3 all the bridges across the Tigris River have been closed due to flooding. That has cut off Hamam a-Alil from east Mosul. Most of the people coming out of west Mosul are sent to Hamam al-Alil, register, and then move on to east Mosul to be closer to their homes. They now must take boats to get across the river. In April, there was a slight lull in fighting prompting thousands of people to leave the IDP camps and head towards their homes. That has since been reversed.
Mixed Migration Platform did a survey of IDPs from northern Iraq staying in Kurdistan and Ninewa. They talked with 339 people in homes in Dohuk and Irbil or in camps in Haj Ali and Khazir. The overall findings, were that few people were happy with their situation and treatment. 67% of respondents felt that their most important needs, money, food and healthcare were not being met, and 52% believed that the resources that were available were not going to those most in need. The Displacement Ministry is supposed to provide cash payments to IDPs. 80% felt that this process was not being handled well with 69% saying they had not received any money at all. Only 6% were happy with the system. People were divided over services. When asked whether they were fair, 17% said not very much, 18% were neutral, 27% said mostly yes, and 9% were completely satisfied. Lack of jobs was another major concern with 38% saying they were not able to make a living, 27% said there was not much employment, and only 16% saying they were happy with the situation. 69% told the organization they didn’t feel they were going to be able to find any work at all. When asked whether they could find information on assistance available from organizations or the government 31% said not at all, 17% said not very much versus 18% mostly, and 3% completely. 27% said they didn’t know. The main information they wanted was how aid was being distributed, how to get notices in general, and where jobs, supplies and health care were. 64% responded that they didn’t know where they could move after their initial displacement. A few months ago, all the camps south of Mosul were full, and there was space in Kurdistan but the authorities were not telling people. 83% said they didn’t know how to make suggestions or file complaints to the government or aid agencies. The only real positives in the survey was that 97% felt they were safe where they were, and that aid groups, the government, and security forces treated them respectfully. The overall results were that IDPs felt completely helpless in their situations. They didn’t know how or where to get aid, were pessimistic that they could support themselves, and believed they were stuck where they were.
The Financial Times ran a piece on what will happen in Ninewa after the Battle for Mosul is over. One big issue is reconciliation. Some aid groups have put forward some programs on that topic in other parts of Iraq, but they have failed to accomplish many results. In a central Iraqi town for instance, an aid group paid money to allow people suspected of being IS sympathizers to move back, only for them to be kicked out a few months later. Most politicians and non-governmental organizations think that Ninewa needs reforms as well, but no one agrees on what form they should take. Some are pushing for federalism, while others want more districts to promote greater autonomy. Both the Ninewa and central governments are against federal regions, and there’s no consensus on how many districts should be created or where to draw the new lines. In Iraq, disagreements usually lead to the maintenance of the status quo. Provincial elections are scheduled for this year, which could inject some new blood into the debate, but those are probably going to be postponed until next year.


Question: What is the latest update on the SEC's case against Elon Musk?

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The judge gave Musk and the SEC a week to submit a joint letter explaining why she should approve their settlement.
U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan said the court needs to make a "minimal determination of whether the agreement is appropriate" before approving the deal.
Federal courts have thrown out previous SEC settlements if they think the agency is too lenient.
U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan said the court needs to make a "minimal determination of whether the agreement is appropriate" before she would sign off on the deal. She said the law requires her to determine whether the enforcement action is "fair and reasonable, with the additional requirement that the public interest not be disserved."
The judge gave them a week to submit a joint letter explaining why she should approve it. Tesla's stock was down 5.4 percent in midday trading to $278.75 a share.
Former federal prosecutor Jay Hulings said the order was unusual, "but not unheard of."
"It's odd given the nature of this settlement. If there is a class action, it's common. But just for SEC enforcement action, particularly with a big fine, it's unusual," he said.
Musk and the SEC reached a settlement on Saturday, just days after the agency filed a lawsuit alleging that Musk misled investors about having the funding necessary to take Tesla private. Both Musk and Tesla will have to pay $20 million, and Musk will be required to step down as chairman for at least three years, but he will retain a seat on Tesla's board.
Charles Elson, director of the Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware, said the delay in reviewing the case is not unusual.
But what the court will do is an open question, he said. Federal courts have rejected SEC settlements in the past if the judge thinks they're too lenient.
"The court is perfectly within its jurisdiction to throw a settlement out," he said.
Often, courts will require stricter terms to approve the settlement. For example, the court could require Musk to step down from Tesla's board entirely, which would be a good move, Elson said.
"I am a little disappointed they didn't require him to leave the board," he said. "I understand the argument for not replacing him as CEO, but I certainly don't think he should be overseeing himself."
Musk's Aug. 7 tweet saying he was thinking about taking the electric car maker private at $420 a share and had "[f]unding secured" sent the stock soaring 11 percent, near an all-time high, that day to $387.46. Tesla's lost about 28 percent of its value since then. The SEC said Musk knew he didn't have the financing lined up and misled investors.
Though the deal settled the SEC's case, the Justice Department reportedly still has an open criminal investigation. Numerous shareholder lawsuits also have been filed against the company and Musk in recent weeks.
Tesla separately on Thursday said it's going to start publishing quarterly crash and safety data.


Question: Provide an explanation of the National Labor Relations Board decision to reverse the Obama-era decision to form micro-unions.

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(Reuters) - A U.S. labor agency on Friday made it tougher for workers to form so-called micro unions made up of small groups of a company’s employees, reversing an Obama-era decision that had been sharply criticized by companies.
It was the fifth time this week that the five-member National Labor Relations Board’s (NLRB) Republican majority, which has been in place since late September, upended a decision issued during the Obama administration that business groups said unfairly favored unions.
The NLRB in a 3-2 decision on Friday said a unionized unit of about 100 welders and “rework specialists” at a manufacturing company in Oregon was improper, and should include all 2,500 employees at the company’s facility.
Forming smaller bargaining units can be a key organizing strategy for unions, particularly when they lack support from a majority of an employer’s workforce. But business groups say that smaller bargaining units fracture workplaces.
The board said on Friday that its 2011 decision involving nursing agency Specialty Healthcare gave too much power to unions to decide which workers should be included in a bargaining unit.
In Specialty Healthcare, the NLRB ruled that businesses challenging “micro unions” must show that workers left out of a proposed unit share most of their working conditions with those who were included. That is a high bar for companies to meet since workers with different job titles and duties often have distinct supervisors, working hours, and wages.
Friday’s decision went against rulings by eight federal appeals courts. Courts have approved units of FedEx (FDX.N) drivers that excluded warehouse workers, and a unit of cosmetic and perfume department workers at a Macy’s Inc (M.N) store in Massachusetts, among others.
An appeals court in Washington is considering Volkswagen AG’s (VOWG_p.DE)s challenge to a bargaining unit of skilled trade workers at the automaker’s Chattanooga, Tennessee plant that excluded production workers.


Question: Describe the current job market in the US.

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American companies can’t seem to hire workers fast enough.
And this problem isn’t going away anytime soon.
In August, data processing firm ADP reported that 237,000 jobs were added to the private sector during the month, topping expectations from Wall Street economists. According to ADP’s data, over 1.7 million jobs have been added since the start of the year.
“The job market continues to power forward,” said Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody’s Analytics after Wednesday’s report was released.
As we wrote earlier this year, data has shown that not only have there never been more jobs available, but it’s never been harder to fill those roles.
In June, there were 6.16 million jobs open in the U.S., a record for the job openings and labor turnover data series — or JOLTS report — which dates back to 2001. As of July, it took 31 days for companies to fill a vacant opening, up from 23 days in 2006.
With American businesses still adding north of 200,000 jobs per month, those looking for qualified workers seem likely to remain disappointed unless they raise wages or change their expectations. Wages, notably, rose 2.5% over the prior year in July, a disappointment given the low level of unemployment (4.3% as of July).
And while economists often caution that the ADP report is not a great predictor of what the government’s official jobs data, due out on Friday morning, will show, Wednesday’s data add to continued strong news about the labor market.
JP.Morgan forecasts August job gains will come in at 200,000 on Friday.
The latest ADP report also follows data from The Conference Board out Tuesday which showed that the percentage of consumers seeing jobs as “plentiful” is at its highest level since 2001. Additionally, overall consumer confidence is near its highest level in 16 years.
On Wednesday, we also learned that the economy grew at an annualized rate of 3%, better than the 2.6% rate previously reported and better than had been expected by economists.


Question: Name five environmental books published in October 2020.

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Books coming out this month include a series of terrifying climate-change novellas and a look at the occupation of Oregon’s Malheur Wildlife Refuge.
Publishers have filled October with an amazing array of new environmental books, some of which provide roadmaps to a greener future, others of which offer scares just in time for Halloween. Here you’ll find our picks for the best books of the month — our biggest list to date. They include titles covering everything from ecotourism to energy, and from the terror of climate change to the ideologies that tear us apart.
Path of the Puma: The Remarkable Resilience of the Mountain Lion by Jim Williams and Ghostwalker: Tracking a Mountain Lion’s Soul through Science and Story by Leslie Patten — Two new books on North America’s little-understood big cats, each taking us on a journey to examine how mountain lions were nearly wiped out, how they managed to came back from the brink, and what their future now holds.
Pandas to Penguins: Ethical Encounters With Animals at Risk by Melissa Gaskill — When done right, ecotourism should benefit both wildlife and people. This book (by a Revelator contributor) provides examples of more than two dozen wildlife tourism options that do just that while giving visitors a chance to see (and help) some of the world’s endangered species before they disappear forever.
What We Know About Climate Change by Kerry Emanuel — Written by an award-winning atmospheric scientist, the updated version of this essential book offers a concise explanation about what’s going on with global warming and how we can turn the tide.
The Big Stall: How Big Oil and Think Tanks Are Blocking Action on Climate Change in Canada by Donald Gutstein — What, you thought only U.S. companies were to blame? This book examines how the Trudeau government has failed on climate and how readers around the world can challenge other politicians to do better.
Ecology, Ethics, and Interdependence: The Dalai Lama in Conversation With Leading Thinkers on Climate Change edited by John D. Dunne and Daniel Goleman — I think the title of this one says it all.
Walking to the Sun: A Journey Through America’s Energy Landscapes by Tom Haines — The author, an award-winning journalist, spent four years trekking through hundreds of miles of oil fields, coal mines, solar arrays and wind turbines to learn about the present and future of the country’s energy systems and the people who work on and live around them.
Learning to Die: Wisdom in the Age of Climate Crisis by Robert Bringhurst and Jan Zwicky — How does the death of the individual compare to the death of the planet? Two big-thinking intellectuals bring their disparate philosophies to this little (105-page) book.
“The Warmer Collection” — Seven short stories and novellas about climate change, published individually in Kindle e-book format by Amazon.com. The series, coming Oct. 30, runs the genre gamut, but most take a science-fiction or horror approach to this terrifying topic. The authors include Pulitzer Prize-winner Jane Smiley and bestseller Jess Walter.
Diet for a Changing Climate: Food for Thought by Christy Mihaly and Sue Heavenrich — Are your kids hungry for eco-friendly solutions to the climate crisis? This book offers some good ones — as long as they’re willing to eat insects, weeds and invasive species.
Storm Lake: A Chronicle of Change, Resilience, and Hope From a Heartland Newspaper by Art Cullen — The author won the Pulitzer Prize last year for his coverage of how the agricultural industry poisoned the lakes and rivers around Storm Lake, Iowa. This is his story, as well as that of the newspaper he co-owns the people affected by this toxic legacy.
Dirt to Soil: One Family’s Journey Into Regenerative Agriculture by Gabe Brown — A tasty memoir about how weather-related crop disasters pushed a farmer to step away from pesticides and fertilizers toward new techniques that revitalized his farm’s ecosystem, starting with its life-giving soil.
Wildly Successful Farming: Sustainability and the New Agricultural Land Ethic by Brian DeVore — How farmers in the Midwest have changed their agriculture techniques to benefit both their crop and the ecosystem.
Sagebrush Collaboration: How Harney County Defeated the Takeover of the Malheur Wildlife Refuge by Peter Walker — A deep dive into dark days in southern Oregon, and an essential read in a time when America’s public lands remain under constant threat (and when one of the takeover participants is running for governor of Nevada).
Prius or Pickup? How the Answers to Four Simple Questions Explain America’s Great Divide by Marc Hetherington and Jonathan Weiler — Are we irreconcilably different on our attitudes about climate change and other issues, or are we just manipulated into believing that?
Did we miss any of your recent favorites? Feel free to post your own recommendations in the comments.


Question: What can Houstonians expect from Farmhouse Delivery? Respond in 4 sentences.

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An off-shoot of that service, Quick Dinners keeps the organic and Texas-sourced ingredients customers have come to enjoy, and combined it with a farm-to-table restaurant style menu. With its new Quick Dinner option, as well as its existing concepts, Farmhouse Delivery is betting the service will appeal both to Houstonians’ desires for convenience as well as their passion for supporting Texas businesses.
Houston diners can expect menu dishes such as their One-Pan Crispy Chicken Thighs with Blistered Tomato and Garlic, Fennel and Orange Spiced Pork Chops with Onion Jam, and Thai Red Curry with Gulf Shrimp and Zucchini.
Since its inception nearly a decade ago, Farmhouse Delivery’s roster has grown to include more than two dozen farmers and artisans, including Gunderman Acres, Animal Farm, Peaceful Pork, Texas Quail Farms, Slow Dough Bread Co., and Pure Luck Dairy, many of which will be familiar to Houstonians from the city’s farmers markets.


Question: What is the future of the Statler Hotel in Dallas?

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Millennials want to buy houses, but can they afford them in Dallas?
The refurbished Statler Hotel in downtown Dallas will debut in October 2016, and it will have a familiar name attached: Hilton. The landmark property will become part of the hotel chain’s Curio collection.
Statler owner Centurion American Development, helmed by Mehrdad Moayedi, entered into a franchise agreement with Hilton, which calls Curio “a global brand of distinctive upper upscale and luxury hotels, hand-picked for travelers who seek local discovery and authentic experiences.” The Highland Dallas hotel is also part of Curio.
The hotel debuted in 1956 as the Dallas Statler Hilton, heralded as the first and finest hotel of the modern era for its groundbreaking design and electronic innovations. It boasted many firsts in the hotel industry, including elevator music and custom 21-inch Westinghouse TVs in every room. It was also one of the first hotels to feature conference and ballrooms on its lower levels.
The Statler Hilton helped establish Dallas as a business and entertainment center in the Southwest, along with its chichi downtown neighbor Neiman Marcus.
Hilton Hotels sold the property to Hong Kong investors in 1988, who renamed it the Dallas Grand Hotel. It closed in 2001. In 2014, Centurion American Development Group purchased the property and secured $46.5 million in TIF financing from the City of Dallas to redevelop the historic property into a flagship hotel, residential, retail and entertainment center.
The master plan includes 161 hotel rooms on the lower five floors and 219 residences on the top 11 floors. The building will include meeting space, retail and office space, four restaurants, and a hotel lounge. A new music venue is also planned in the 14,500-square-foot ballroom. Development is slated to begin in May.
“The Statler was one of the most glamorous hotels in the world when it first opened in 1956, and we plan to restore its position as a destination for not only travelers coming to Dallas, but also as a place to live and work,” Moayedi said.


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During the Winter Quarter of 2018 at MSTI / UW, my team developed MYHouse, a smart interactive doll house that people can interact with by moving a “magic wand” in the air to make it perform certain actions. The dollhouse was created from scratch by using Laser Cutting, 3D printing, creating an electrical circuit and programming it. The whole system utilizes data processing and Machine Learning to control various functional elements in the house.
Each feature of the dollhouse is activated by performing one of the pre-defined gestures with the motion controller. It works like magic: you wave the controller in the air, and watch the house activate or deactivate the feature you thought of.
How did we build it?
We had three milestones and several rounds of feedback from the UW faculty and guests. The feedback and research discoveries led us to slightly modify the product and its functionality to provide better user experience.
For the electronics, we decided to use off-the-shelf components that are affordable and easily sourced. Since our project involves machine learning, we wanted to put more effort into the software rather than building our own hardware from scratch.
With the components connected together, we made the house interactive by the use of PSMove bluetooth-enabled motion controller and machine learning program running on the Raspberry Pi. We developed a neural network that learns user-defined gestures after 30 samples and has a high success rate (over 90% in our tests) with inference response times as low as 15-30 msec on Raspberry Pi Zero (!!!). Here’s how we did it.
To train our network, we made a lot of experiments to see how much data was optimal, and what kind of data the network was able to generalize well. After hundreds of tests we determined that the optimal number of gesture samples was in the range of 20-25 and the network works really well for the users that trained it (over 95% accuracy), sort of a nice benefit for our product. Because this network is very simple and doesn’t need a whole lot of data to be trained, it can even be trained on Raspberry Pi itself, so the data never leaves the device, making the whole system more secure and not require internet connection.
The main component of our smart dollhouse is the motion sensor, it measures acceleration and gyroscope readings at a high rate. During the course of the project we had to understand how the accelerometer and gyro work, which sensors are available on the market, what parameters they have and their applications.
Initially, we wanted to build our own motion controller (magic wand) from scratch, but due to time constraints we had to decide on a controller that already has wireless communication, battery management, a few buttons, accelerometer and gyro sensor built in. After some search for open source code support, we decided that PlayStation Move controller will be a great controller to work with our system. It is reasonably priced, has all the sensors that we care about, has built in Li-Po battery and charger, and has lots of buttons. The PSMoveAPI project was the cornerstone of getting the controller to work with Raspberry Pi quickly and saved us a lot of time.
After capturing the data from the accelerometer in various spreadsheets, we were ready to train our network and try out many parameters affecting the training (gestures themselves, network parameters).
To get to the final working product we had to do many rounds of prototyping and iteration. We started out with a few cardboard prototypes of the house to understand what scale we should be designing for. After 3D printing a couple pieces of furniture of different sizes and placing them in boxes of different sizes, we got a better idea of the size that we should work towards.
We then built a section of the house that demonstrated some of the functional items (lights, fan, shutters) working with an Arduino to get an idea of how things fit together and what “wow” factor they bring when people interact with them. Next, we consulted my wife who is an architect, about the floor plan and the size of the final prototype.
With the design in mind, we drew the plans in 3D modeling software, laser cut cardboard and glued all pieces together. After confirming the sizes and making sure pieces fit nicely, we laser cut the pieces out of plywood and made use of snap fit to join the pieces.
After the house was put together with the painted pieces of plywood and cardboard, we ran the wiring and glued functional items in their locations, and connected Raspberry Pi to all of the electronic components. Finally, we uploaded the machine learning software and tested everything together.
Let me know if you have any questions about this project!


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Mexicanisimo is the fifteenth studio album by keyboardist Yanni, released on Venemusic label in 2010. The album peaked at #15 on Billboard's "Regional Mexican Albums" chart, at #2 on Billboard's "Top New Age Albums" chart and at #31 on "Billboard's "Top Latin Albums" chart in the same year.
It is a musical tribute to Mexico during their period of Bicentennial celebrations. Yanni has collaborated with Mexican producer Manuel Cázares, interpreting many of Mexico’s songs that embrace the beauty of their heritage. The album features performances by guest stars Lucero ("Mi Ciudad") and Pepe Aguilar ("Silverio Peréz").


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Whether you're making early keeper decisions or just getting a head start on your 2019 research, here are top 300 and positional rankings for next season that will be updated throughout the fall and winter.
For updated rankings for all of the top fantasy baseball formats, plus analysis, mock draft recaps and more, head over to our draft kit.
"Elig. Pos." is the player's eligible position(s). Position eligibility is determined based upon a minimum of 20 games, otherwise the position the player appeared at most, in 2018. "Pos. Rank" is the player's ranking at his ESPN primary position. Auction values are based upon standard 10- ("10$") and 12-team ("12$") ESPN league with $260 team budgets.
Note: Players listed qualify only at designated hitter.


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 Explain the conversation between CNN's Jake Tapper and Rep. Keith Ellison.

CNN’s Jake Tapper wanted Rep. Keith Ellison to level with him as a former supporter of bigoted religious leader Louis Farrakhan.
However, Ellison then implied that Tapper’s accusation was based off of the fact that he “sort of said something one time” that may have supported Farrakhan.
“You were a follower of Farrakhan, sir,” Tapper asserted.
“I hope that is not what your purpose is, Jake, because you’ve stood for an equal society but if you’re gonna try to put me on the spot and have to explain myself––I didn’t pass a Muslim ban,” he added.
Tapper pointed out that the Washington Post‘s fact-checkers gave Ellison “four Pinocchios” back in March for claiming that he had no relationship with Farrakhan.
Ellison then accused Tapper of bringing him on the show to prove a relationship to Farrakhan and therefore to assert that Ellison has “no moral standing to decry bigotry,” an accusation Tapper flatly denied several times between defensive remarks from Ellison.
“It was just a question I wanted to ask,” Tapper replied.


Question: What happened at the 2018 World Rowing Championships in Plovdiv?

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The PR3 women's coxless pair competition at the 2018 World Rowing Championships in Plovdiv took place at the Plovdiv Regatta Venue.
With fewer than seven entries in this event, a direct final was held to determine the rankings.


Question: Describe the paper "Combining Total and Ad Hoc Extensible Pattern Matching in a Lightweight Language Extension." Give your opinion of its impact on the programming language space.

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Combining Total and Ad Hoc Extensible Pattern Matching in a Lightweight Language Extension. Don Syme, Gregory Neverov and James Margetson.
Pattern matching of algebraic data types (ADTs) is a standard feature in typed functional programming languages but it is well known that it interacts poorly with abstraction. While several partial solutions to this problem have been proposed, few have been implemented or used. This paper describes an extension to the .NET language F# called ``Active Patterns'', which supports pattern matching over abstract representations of generic heterogeneous data such as XML and term structures, including where these are represented via object models in other .NET languages. Our design is the first to incorporate both ad hoc pattern matching functions for partial decompositions and ``views'' for total decompositions, and yet remains a simple and lightweight extension. We give a description of the language extension along with numerous motivating examples. Finally we describe how this feature would interact with other reasonable and related language extensions: existential types quantified at data discrimination tags, GADTs, and monadic generalizations of pattern matching.
Quite related to the recent discussions of the relationships between libraries, frameworks and language features.
Its easily google'd but here it is.
This reminds me of the paper Pattern Guards and Transformational Patterns, which proposes a system with similar semantics, but worse syntax - in particular the "matching function" has to be explicitly specified rather than inferred from the pseudo-constructor name.


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Leivonmäki is a former municipality of Finland. It became a part of Joutsa in 2008. It is known for its marshy grounds and its national park. First inhabitants are mentioned in 1564. It has been a municipality since 1870.


Question: What was the show starring Damian Lewis and Michael Fassbender?

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Hearts and Bones is television drama series, about a group of friends who move from Coventry to London, starring Damian Lewis, Dervla Kirwan, Sarah Parish and Andrew Scarborough which aired on BBC One in 2000. A second series followed in 2001. It featured the first screen appearance of Michael Fassbender.


Question: What is the Morpheus project at the University of Michigan?

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 What is the Morpheus project at the University of Michigan?

DARPA has announced a $3.6 million grant to a University of Michigan team with the goal of building an “unhackable” processor. Software-based security has proven incapable of meeting this goal, and while hardware models like Intel’s IME or ARM’s TrustZone have had better luck overall, these systems can be affected by major bugs themselves and don’t protect the entire contents of the microprocessor.
Todd Austin, leader of the Morpheus project at UM, likens his team’s design to a giant Rubik’s Cube. His architecture focuses on moving data stored within the chip to various randomized locations while also constantly re-encrypting stored passwords. Even if a hacker managed to find a memory block with a password in it that was vulnerable to decryption, the data won’t be there by the time the password-cracker finishes its work. Even modern GPUs, which are staggeringly good at password decryption, require time to work.
Rowhammer targets either the single purple row to flip the yellow bits or can target both yellow rows to flip the purple bits.
What the Michigan team is describing would be an incredibly useful set of capabilities — if it can be made to work. We’ve seen exploits before, like Rowhammer, that function precisely by targeting a given area of memory and hammering adjacent rows with repeated accesses in an attempt to flip bits within the target row (hence the name). Zero-day exploits are a common and potentially devastating problem. And frankly, it’s simply downright tiresome to be forever chasing down security bulletins and updating various applications. A chip that could juggle its memory addresses and keep data safely encrypted could be useful in a wide range of security applications.
DARPA’s goal is to fund initial development on a processor design capable of preventing one or more of seven security flaws: Permission and privilege escalations, buffer errors, resource management, information leakage, numeric errors, crypto errors, and code injection. These seven types of attacks supposedly comprise a whopping 40 percent of all attack types; cutting even one or two of them out could significantly reduce security issues in the military and consumer world.


Question: Describe the photographic equipment used on Apollo 8 and the restoration process for space photographs.

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 Describe the photographic equipment used on Apollo 8 and the restoration process for space photographs.

NASA offers a great collection of their space images from the Apollo mission as public domain. If you start browsing the collection, you might be disappointed because of the strong color shifts. So I took it upon myself to do some digital color restoration work. Seeing is believing, so check out the video for more image samples!
These images were originally shot with Hasselblad medium format cameras and scanned recently by NASA at 20 MP resolution. However, if you start looking at these images, you will realize a hefty green tint across all images that were taken in space. I am not sure about the cause, but it doesn’t affect images taken on earth and I assume scanning was done professionally. The problems must be with the original film that might have been underexposed or space radiated?
According to NASA the astronauts used modified Hasselblad cameras with Zeiss Planar 2.8/80mm lenses (ca. 50mm equivalent) and a single Zeiss Sonnar 5.6/250mm lens with Kodak Ektachrome film.
On Apollo 8, Hasselblad EL electric cameras were used for the first time. The electric motor in these Hasselblads largely automated the picture taking process. The astronauts needed only to set the distance, lens aperture, and shutter speed, but once the release button was pressed, the camera exposed and wound the film and tensioned the shutter. Two Hasselblad EL cameras, each with a Planar f 2.8/80mm [normal] plus a single Sonnar f5.6/250mm [telephoto] lens and seven magazines of 70mm film, were carried.
On Apollo 8, three magazines were loaded with 70 mm wide, perforated Kodak Panatomic-X fine-grained, 80 ASA, b/w film, two with Kodak Ektachrome SO-168, one with Kodak Ektachrome SO-121, and one with super light-sensitive Kodak 2485, 16,000 ASA film.
Apollo 7 in 1968 was the first mission in the Apollo program to carry a crew into space. Apollo 9 spent ten days in orbit testing the Lunar Module and several aspects critical to landing on the Moon.
Check out my Flickr set with this lens for 25 restored images in full resolution. Corrections were done in Photoshop mostly with the gradation tool to remove the green hue (leave a note if you want to know more about PS-editing here). Take a closer look at the following sample images.


Question: Explain the controversy surrounding Tether and the questions surrounding the company's good intentions.

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 Explain the controversy surrounding Tether and the questions surrounding the company's good intentions.

Cointelegraph previously reported the controversy surrounding the digital currency called Tether. To recap, tether tokens are a digital currency that’s supposedly pegged 1:1 with U.S. dollars held in the Tether company’s bank account. The tether tokens can be used and traded, and at any time can be redeemed for one dollar from Tether’s bank account.
Tether and Bitfinex are sister companies with overlapping ownership, and both companies have come under scrutiny as their access to banking has been significantly curtailed. This began earlier in 2017, when one of their correspondent banks, Wells Fargo, began refusing their incoming and outgoing wire transfers.
Here you have the company that creates a form of digital money claiming that it is not, in fact, money. The Tether company apparently will not “guarantee” any right of redemption of tether tokens. This makes it appear as though the company is not standing behind its tokens.
Tether also assures users that it is routinely audited to ensure that it has sufficient reserves to fully back all tether tokens with U.S. dollars. However, up until now, the company had not provided any audit reports. They have promised additional audits, but at present, the last audit they refer to was published in March. Since then, the number of tether tokens in circulation has increased by several hundred million.
Many on Reddit have also questioned how a company with limited banking ties could be receiving hundreds of millions of dollars in deposits. Without such deposits, the corresponding tether tokens that had been introduced to the market would not be fully backed by U.S. dollars. This would mean that Tether was running a fractional reserve.
Tether’s Terms of Service (ToS) can certainly be interpreted in the way the company says they intend. Then again, it can be read in other ways, too. That’s the problem with an open-ended legal document. Their ToS simply says that the company can refuse to redeem tether tokens; it does not explicitly state the circumstances in which the company would do so.
In the end, it’s up to the buyers and sellers of tether tokens to decide whether those who question the company’s good intentions are malcontents or prophets.


Question: What is the family creed of the Mogi family that has operated the Kikkoman Soy Sauce business for 17 generations?

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Get a bottle of Kikkoman Soy Sauce and look at the label–you’ll see the date 1630. That’s when the Mogi family began the business, and they’ve owned and operated it for 17 generations since.
Current CEO is Yuzaburo Mogi, and his family’s creed, written over a century ago, is still used to guide the family and its business. Here it is, translated from Japanese.
All family members desire peace. Never fight, and always respect each other. Ensure progress in business and the perpetuation of family prosperity.
Loving God and Buddha is the source of all virtue. Keeping faith leads to a peaceful mind.
All family members should be polite to each other. If the master is not polite, the others will not follow. Sin is the result of being impolite. Families–young and old, masters and workers–govern themselves by politeness; then peace will be brought of their own accord.
Virtue is the cause, fortune the effect. Never mistake the cause for the effect. Never judge people on whether they are rich or not.
Keep strict discipline. Demand diligence. Preserve order–young and old, masters and workers.
Business depends upon people. Do not make appointments or dismissals using personal prejudices. Put the right man in the right place. Loving men who do what they should brings peace to their minds.
Education of the children is our responsibility to the nation. Train the body and mind with moral, intellectual, and physical education.
Approach all living beings with love. Love is fundamental to human beings and the source of a life worth living. Words are the door to fortune and misfortune. A foul tongue hurts oneself and others. A kind tongue keeps everything peaceful. Be careful in every word you speak.
Keep humbleness and diligence, which have been handed down over the years from our forefathers. Make every effort to do as much as you can.
True earning comes from the labor of sweat. Speculation is not the best road to follow. Don’t do business by taking advantage of another’s weakness.
Competition is an important factor in progress, but avoid extreme or unreasonable competition. Strive to prosper together with the public.
Make success or failure clear, judge fairly punishment and reward. Never fail to reward meritorious service, and don’t allow a mistake to go unpunished.
Consult with family members when starting a new business. Never try anything alone. Always appreciate any profit made by your family.
Don’t carelessly fall into debt. Don’t recklessly be a guarantor of liability. Don’t lend money with the purpose of gaining interest, because you are not a bank.
Save money from your earnings and give to society as much as you can. But never ask for a reward or think highly of yourself.
Don’t decide important affairs by yourself. Always consult with the people concerned before making a decision. Then employees will have a positive attitude in their work.
Ask Dr. Tom: Family Members:Can They Be Active in the Business…But Not Contribute?


Question: What is an exponent? Respond in 3 sentences.

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An exponent is a phonological manifestation of a morphosyntactic property. In non-technical language, it is the expression of one or more grammatical properties by sound. There are several kinds of exponents:
The identity exponent is both simple and common: it has no phonological manifestation at all.


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 What is an example of how to start an epilepsy support group?

To be honest, I’ve started a support group with the help of my local EFA and a local hospital – complete with an epileptologist!
We have an established time and place to meet…with some materials available…snacks…and occasionally a guest speaker. Plus, everybody gets their fair share of time in with questions, suggestions and even resources not everyone’s familiar with.
I know that starting a support group is definitely not for everyone. However, there are resources available where you can get the help – and materials – you need.
Now, here’s a list of Adult Epilepsy Support Groups across the country that I’ve compiled. Each is listed by state, alphabetically. Hopefully it will be of help.
The END Epilepsy Groups of Greater Los Angeles is composed of an Adult Therapy Group, Family & Friends and Women with Epilepsy as well as a Sibling Network. Each group and even each gathering may have a different topic or focus but, over a period of time, participants will benefit from the mutual therapy, education, socializing, self-help and idea-sharing. http://epilepsyfoundationgla.org/api/Index.cfm/cms.page/i/4145/Support-Networks/.
Kalamazoo, hosted by Bronson Hospital. The group meets every other month on the LAST Wednesday of that month, from 6:30 – 7:30 pm in the Medical Office Pavilion M124. In our NeuroscienceCenter, we meet in the lobby. The group is for PWE and caregivers of PWE. For more information call 269-341-8383 and ask for Marcell.
Sunrise Hospital, Las Vegas. The Nevada Neurosciences Institute at Sunrise Hospital hosts a monthly epilepsy support group. This free support group is held on the second Wednesday of every month at 5:30 pm. in the Sunrise Hospital auditorium.
Peconic Bay Support Group meets the 2nd monday of every month, 7-8 pm at Peconic Bay Medical Center in Riverhead NY.
The Epilepsy Association of Nova Scotia — When you call EANS you will be connected to a staff member who will listen carefully to your questions and concerns. For example, we can help you to: navigate health and social services, communicate with your school or workplace about your epilepsy, connect with supports in your community, find additional resources. Call (902) 429-2633 or email info@epilepsyns.org to speak to an EANS staff member.
I’m sorry, that’s way beyond my knowlege.
Maybe you could start a group or page on Facebook?
Thank you for listing the support groups for us. Most people with epilepsy do not know that there is one close to them.
4 months ago, I found out that I have Parkinson’s Disease along with my epilepsy.
Have you ever heard of Periodic Limb Movement Disorder? Apparently, in my research, some people with epilepsy have it. If it is a seizure, do you know the name of it?
It’s wonderful to hear from you. But not great to hear your bad news.
Periodic limb movement disorder (PLMD) is a sleep disorder characterized by rhythmic movements of the limbs during sleep.
The movements typically involve the legs, but upper extremity movements may also occur.
Movements occur periodically throughout the night and can fluctuate in severity from one night to the next.
They tend to cluster in episodes that last anywhere from a few minutes to several hours.
These movements are very different from the normal spasms, called hypnic myoclonia, that we often experience initially while trying to fall asleep.
Thank you very much for the information. Now I know why I sleep so much during the day. I will ask my neuro for the test.
The article also suggested avoiding chocolate, tea/with/caffeine, and soft drinks.
Now that I think about it, when I eat chocolate and caffeine that has aggravated it. In fact, hubby was not able to stop it. You can press on the nerve in the joint of the arm and stop it. It is called a trigger point.
I am on medicine for Parkinson’s disease.
I am taking Sleepy Time tea, Chamomile tea and lots of Potassium. The best source is orange juice. I am getting severe foot cramps. Potassium is great for cramps.
My father-in-law died of Parkinson’s. I know the outcome.
I am trying to think Positive and face this challenge like I have my other health problems. I have only had it for 4 months now.
Ed, I can’t thank you enough.
First of all, as you saw, we had no support groups listed at all for Wisconsin.
Secondly, this will be a valuable resource for all those who live there.
Hi Phylis, I would like to add The Epilepsy Association of Nova Scotia to your list of support groups. Not only are they a fantastic group, but Cassidy Megan is the founder of Purple Day, and is a great asset to the group.
Hi Donna, I just added it and took the info from the website. I hope I got it right.
Thank YOU Donna for the addition!
You might consider the Aspire. It’s a new generator for the VNS Therapy® System.
The new generator offers the ability to provide automatic stimulation in response to increased heart rate, in addition to its other stimulation timing.
AspireSR® expands the use of VNS Therapy to a new responsive type of stimulation.
Thanks. That’s valuable information for all of us.
If it works well, Epilepsy Surgery Friends will want to start more similar groups across other states so sufferers considering surgery can connect easier with more local sufferers and information. All Epilepsy Surgery Friends need is dedicated volunteers to help run the groups like Kentucky a already has.
Perhaps one could get volunteers through hospitals. That’s how our support group started.
How did you start? You’re definitely an inspiration to us all.
I just “friended” you on Facebook.
Thanks for the offer, but Epilepsy Talk is a one woman show. I don’t even have the capacity on my template for artwork!


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Ether soared above $220.00 against the US Dollar, and 0.10BTC versus Bitcoin. More upsides are likely in ETH/USD towards $240.00-245.00.
The ETH/USD pair extended its upside move, and traded to a new all-time at $231.26.
On the downside, the $200.00-205.00 area may act as a strong support if there is a correction going forward.
Technically, the hourly chart indicators remain elevated in the bullish territory.
Ether Price Heading Further Higher?
In yesterday’s post, we saw a decent bullish structure for ETH/USD, and possibilities of further gains above $216.00. The pair gained momentum, and was able to break yesterday’s high at $216.78, forming a new all-time high at $231.26.
The recent upside drift confirms the bullish structure in place for this week as long as the price stays above $200.00. Looking at the hourly chart, there is a cluster of bullish trend lines formed with supports at $220.00, $212.00 and $202.00.
All these trend lines are likely to play a major role in today’s price movements. Any dips from the current levels remain supported towards $210.00, which also coincides with the 50% Fibonacci retracement level of the last wave from the 184.00 low to $231.00 high.
On the upside, the recent high at $231.26 was already tested a few times by buyers, but there was no decisive break. Once the current correction ends, Ether may once again attempt a break and close above $231.00.
A successful close above $231.00 could take ETH/USD towards the next important technical resistance at $240.00.
Looking at the 4-hour chart, there are two important trend lines. A bullish trend line at $205.00, and a connecting resistance trend line at $240.00-242.00. Once a break above $231.00 takes place, the pair may test the resistance trend line.
On the downside, there is a clear support at $200.00-205.00 (resistance turned support). Below $200.00, the market may turn short-term bearish.
To sum it up, the overall trend is super bullish with chances of yet another new high above $231.00 in the near term.
The RSI is moving north and may test the 70 level soon.


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 Write a review of Elvado's Royal Tahitian Lime Shave Cream.

If there has ever been a time to pick up a new shave cream to coincide with coming of summer it is with Elvado’s Royal Tahitian Lime Shave Cream. It screams summer. I have been a fan of Elvado’s products for some time now and their excellence in both quality and scent selection has never let me down.
Elvado’s most recent offering is the Royal Tahitian Lime Shave Cream, which will become available in June, perfect timing for the summer. The only other Lime scented shave cream that I have tried is Taylor of Old Bond Street Lemon and Lime offering, although both lime the two are quite different. The TOBS is more citrusy whereas the fragrance coming from this shave cream is like something from the dessert bar, probably best described as smelling like key lime pie. If the thought of putting a dessert scented cream on your face is unappealing don’t let it, it really is a very refreshing way to start your day.
As I mentioned, Elvado’s shave creams have always maintained a high consistent standard, regardless of fragrance, and the same has to be said of the Tahitian Lime offering. Lots of cushion, a slick surface, easy to lather (don’t be afraid of using some water), and a face that is not irritated.
If you are more of a traditionalist when it comes to shaving products, more ‘manly’ smells, then maybe Elvado’s Tahitian Lime Shave Cream would not be your cup of tea. But if you like to experiment and experience some less traditional scents then you shouldn’t hesitate giving this a try, especially while the sun is beating down on us – a perfect summer shave cream. Keep an eye out on Elavdo’s web site for availability, or subscribe to our mailing list below to receive an update on this and other items we come across.


Question: "Hey there! I recently came across this FocusMonitor tool and was wondering if it can help me with some of the issues I'm having with my system. I'm using a 64-bit Windows 7 machine, so I'm wondering if it will work with that."

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 "Hey there! I recently came across this FocusMonitor tool and was wondering if it can help me with some of the issues I'm having with my system. I'm using a 64-bit Windows 7 machine, so I'm wondering if it will work with that."

Recently I've been having issues with some process stealing focus from the application I'm working in.
Like I'll be in Visual Studio or Word or Waterfox (a 64-bit performance focused build of Firefox) and suddenly focus is swapped for a split second and whatever word I'm typing gets cut off or a button I'm clicking isn't.
I found a very helpful post by Matt Gertz from some years back where he provides some VB.NET code for an application that can monitor processes that steal focus from it. I'm more of a C# guy myself, so I've run with Matt's core logic and created a 32-bit C# application in Visual Studio 2010 which provides similar functionality. It will also let you copy the log info to the clipboard to paste wherever for further examination.
I call it FocusMonitor, and you can download the source code.
Newbie question how do you compile the code and run it please?
Newbie question. How do I turn source code into something I can run?
John, once you expand the ZIP file, under FocusMonitor\bin\debug you'll find FocusMonitor.EXE which you can run directly (it's a compiled executable derived from the source code).
You also should be able to build your own EXE using a compiler like Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 or beyond, you can obtain their "Express" edition for free.
This looks just like what I need, but it throw exceptions for me, because I am on a 64-bit system. When I select focus on a 64-bit window (like Windows Explorer)I get an unhandled exception that "A 32 bit process cannot access modules of a 64-bit process". It still displays the info for any 32-bit window if I choose to continue. Any chance of getting a version that will fully work on my 64-bit win7 machine?
Justin and all, here is a 64-bit build of FocusMonitor, you can run it directly. I've tested it on my Windows 7 64-bit system and it runs fine, but if you encounter any problems please post.
Also running it with admin rights doesn't cure that.
Have you tried the 64-bit version? If so and it still isn't doing the trick let me know.


Question: What's the new drone regulation in China? Respond in detail.

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It's a response to a rash of airport safety incidents.
Americans aren't the only ones who have to register their drones. China's Civil Aviation Authority has announced that pilots will have to register any robotic flier heavier than 0.55 pounds starting on June 1st. Online registration will open up on May 18th, and the government will start publishing no-fly zone data for civilian airports on the same day. It's hoping that drone makers will use the info to implement geofencing that prevents drones from venturing into dangerous areas.
The initiative will also see regulators working with local government and police to curb drone interference, and will eventually standardize commercial drone use with four main categories: aerial photography, agricultural use, aviation photography and license training. The country already recognizes over 200 training outlets that have issued over 14,000 certificates so far, so some of this standardization would really just expand on what's already happening.
It's hard to escape concerns that this will help the government crack down on drone pilots for spurious reasons, such as when they record protests or questionable government activities. However, the registration officially comes as a response to a mounting number of safety incidents involving drones at airports. Authorities note that Chengdu alone saw eight examples of drone interference since April, six of which grounded 138 flights. If those sorts of figures are applicable elsewhere, that's a lot hassle and potential danger.
The weight limitation does mean that some drones will be exempt. The Hover Camera Passport we tried last fall is just light enough to squeak by, for example. However, the new rules will definitely affect a large chunk of the drone market, including relatively small machines like the DJI Mavic Pro. The Chinese drone landscape is about to change in a big way, for better or worse.


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Rainbow Beach is a coastal rural town and locality in the Gympie Region, Queensland, Australia. In the , Rainbow Beach had a population of 1,249 people.


Question: Provide a brief description of the Pitcairn Islands. Respond in 8 sentences.

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The Pitcairn Islands (; Pitkern: '), officially Pitcairn, Henderson, Ducie and Oeno Islands, are a group of four volcanic islands in the southern Pacific Ocean that form the sole British Overseas Territory in the Pacific Ocean. The four islands—Pitcairn proper, Henderson, Ducie and Oeno—are scattered across several hundred miles of ocean and have a combined land area of about . Henderson Island accounts for 86% of the land area, but only Pitcairn Island is inhabited. The nearest places are Mangareva (of French Polynesia) to the west and Easter Island to the east.
Pitcairn is the least populous national jurisdiction in the world. The Pitcairn Islanders are a biracial ethnic group descended mostly from nine "Bounty" mutineers and the handful of Tahitians who accompanied them, an event that has been retold in many books and films. This history is still apparent in the surnames of many of the islanders. Today there are approximately 50 permanent inhabitants, originating from four main families.


Question: Who is Horace Hogan? Respond in 41 words.

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Michael Allan Bollea (born October 21, 1965) is an American retired professional wrestler. The nephew of fellow wrestler Hulk Hogan, he is best known for his appearances with World Championship Wrestling in the late 1990s under the ring name Horace Hogan.