Question: Explain how government greed has caused economic hardship in the US.

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We deal with these numbers and issues daily, and still we were smacked in the face by this reality. Click the link below and when it loads, click a 2nd time to expand the infographic to full size.
Does that figure include new wars? Doubtful I'm betting it will end up being more because hey now it's regime change the peace prize president has LIED again here we go to Libya who cares about laws?
"Diplomats are considering how the language of the United Nations mandate can accommodate a more active role on the ground.
In the piece, the three leaders acknowledge the legal constrictions but suggest they must overcome them: "Our duty and our mandate under UN Security Council Resolution 1973 is to protect civilians, and we are doing that. It is not to remove Gaddafi by force. But it is impossible to imagine a future for Libya with Gaddafi in power. The international criminal court is rightly investigating the crimes committed against civilians and the grievous violations of international law. It is unthinkable that someone who has tried to massacre his own people can play a part in their future government."
Note: recent fuel price hikes.
Is the definition of GOVERNMENT:REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS & TEA PARTIERS ?
I would like to vote for all three who are running for a single office.
Please put my $1.2 million on my credit card.
The hypocrisy of America's government knows no bounds.
Last December President Obama had the perfect opportunity to end the Bush Tax Cuts, however he chose to cave in to the Republican hostage taking and not only extended the tax cuts, providing an additional 1.1 Trillion in debt, but giving the rest of the country a social security reduction of 2%. His explanation was weak, stating. “You only give in when someone was going to get hurt. We'' pay back the 2% from the General Fund."
The Republicans on the other demanded the cuts or nothing else would ever be voted on, therefore indicating that they could care less about the debt as long as they got their tax cuts.
Neither party worries about the debt as long as they protect the people, the special interest groups that provide money for them to be in Washington. Neither party cares about the American people as long as they can feed their greed.
The government has created all the problems however unable to solve them. What fools we are to continue to elect them.
Last December President Obama had the perfect opportunity to end the Bush Tax Cuts, however he chose to cave in to the Republican hostage taking and not only extended the tax cuts, providing an additional 1.1 Trillion in debt, but gave the rest of the country a social security reduction of 2%. His explanation was weak, stating. “You only give in when someone was going to get hurt. We'll' pay back the 2% to the General Fund." I hope I live that long.
The Republicans on the other demanded the tax cut extensions or unembloyment payments would not be extended, therefore indicating that they could care less about the people out of work because of Bush or the debt as long as they got their tax cuts.
Don't worry, they are going to raise our taxes and reduce our wages and benefits to make up for it.
I wish I had actually gotten the 1.2 million I owe.
Guess these guys must be going to hell cause they are still here too..... so I am going to immediately start changing my ways and become a better athiest.
Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan Chase, which bundled and sold billions of dollars of mortgage loans, now want to help investors bet on people's deaths.
Pension funds sitting on more than US$23 trillion of assets are buying insurance against the risk their members live longer than expected.


Question: Respond in 14 sentences. Describe the recent terrorist attacks in Turkey and France.

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A terrorist blew himself up, injuring five policemen during a raid against Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) in a Turkish city near the Syrian border, the local governor's office says. Turkish soldiers are reported to have killed four Islamists.
The incident occurred on Saturday when members of the Turkish anti-terrorist forces broke into a supposed IS hideout in the city of Gaziantep, AP reports.
Two female terrorists were detained in the raid, and three children have been put under the care of state services, the Gaziantep governor’s office said in a statement.
Explosives and machine guns were found during the raid.
A few hours before the blast, other terrorists opened fire at a military vehicle near Turkey’s southeastern border, the Anadolu news agency’s army sources say.
As two cars full of militants were trying to approach Turkish soldiers, the military warned them to stop.
However, the IS fighters started shooting, which resulted in four occupants of one car being killed. The other vehicle got away and it hasn’t been reported how many militants were in it. The Hurriyet newspaper cites the Doğan News Agency, saying the terrorists’ car fled across the Syrian border, which was less than 400 meters away.
Currently, there is no evidence that the two events in Gaziantep state are connected.
Security has been tightened in Turkey in advance of the G20 summit to be held in Antalya, November 15-16. The threat of global terrorism will be the key issue there after Friday’s terror attacks in Paris.
At least 129 people died in the violent attacks across the French capital, most of them in the Bataclan theater, where people had been held hostage and executed one by one.


Question: What did Tarvaris Jackson say regarding why he chose to re-sign with the Seahawks? Respond in 5 sentences.

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Tarvaris Jackson officially signed to compete for Seattle’s backup quarterback job after the team ended its mini-camp session in June and broke for the summer. So he didn’t meet the media in Seattle to explain his thoughts on what happened in Buffalo — where he was cut without ever playing in a game — and deciding to re-sign with the Seahawks, for whom he started in 2011.
Jackson, though, did speak recently to his hometown newspaper, the Montgomery Advertiser, saying the last two years — being waived by the Seahawks near the end of training camp and then in Buffalo without playing — has shown him the harsher reality of the sport.
Jackson also made clear that Seattle’s chances for success this year helped influence his decision to return to the Seahawks.
— Finally, here’s some audio from KJR-AM of an interview with Hugh Millen and what he will be looking for when camp begins Thursday.


Question: Share a story about your teenage years.

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Stuart Murdoch: When I was 16 it was my last year living in Ayr before I moved to Glasgow to go to university just after I turned 17. I don’t want to put a damper on things, but 16 was absolutely my worst year, my least social year. I was pretty lost: I had loads of stuff going on when I was 12 and 13 – I was in every club at school, doing lots of music and part of the school show and the school magazine, and I had a great girlfriend – and then everybody else grew up while I stayed the same size. Suddenly I started getting pushed around and I just fell back on academia. But by 16, even academia was boring – there were teacher strikes all the way through that school year, so we weren’t even in school that much – and I was just kinda lost: everything had gotten boring and I just wanted to get away and up to Glasgow.
One thing that helped me through that year though was that I had loads of interesting jobs, and looking back it’s those weekend and part-time jobs that are much more interesting than school or parties – or the lack of parties. For instance, when I turned 16 I’d been working on a farm that whole summer, and it turned out to be bit of a rite of passage: it felt like I had one foot in the adult world because I was doing a man’s job – I was driving a tractor and raking fields and harvesting potatoes and milking cows, all that sort of stuff, and hanging out with the other farmhands, who were these really tough guys.
That got me kinda strong too. I started to get strong, and I figured by the time I came back to school after the summer for the last year of school, everybody would take notice: girls would look at me a different way, I’d come back bronzed like a young Robert Redford. But it didn’t happen! Nobody noticed, nobody cared. I was deeply unfashionable and I didn’t really have any friends, so I just kept on working that year: I worked in a newspaper shop and I was a salesman, selling dairy produce – I was an ace salesman, I put everything into it.
My parents never saw me when I was 16 because I was always out working, and had this period of embracing this sort of Thatcherite ethos. It wasn’t deliberate – I think the whole “let’s make lots of money” Pet Shop Boys sort of vibe was just in the air – but at the same time it seemed that money equalled freedom, and if you could earn your own money, that was the only way to break away from parents and the boring stuff that was happening in Ayr. So that’s what I did, and I was fairly flush – I worked all the time and didn’t spend anything – and I remember I had a shoebox full of five pound notes. I probably had more money then than at any time over the next 10, 15, maybe 20 years!
But still, it was a pretty in-between stage for me. There’s a book by Saul Bellow called The Dangling Man and, well, I was The Dangling Boy, just waiting for things to happen. In every regard I was a late developer: at 16 I was clinging onto childhood things, still doing piano lessons because that’s what I always did, and going to church because that’s what I always did, and still going to Bible class, but also sitting on the outside and starting to question it all.
I remember seeing The Breakfast Club when I was 16 and loving it because those characters were saying things I felt but couldn’t express myself. I saw The Graduate for the first time around then, too – that had a big effect on me: Benjamin’s whole rebellious spirit was such an anathema to where I was at the time. I was a grade-A scholar, everybody around me expected me to do my studies, get through university, get a good-paying job, all that sort of stuff, but seeing that awakened something in the background. When Benjamin comes home and flips out, falls out of the rat race, that was a really attractive thing to see, even though I didn’t embrace it until much later.
Instead, at the time, everyone told me I was good at science, and I was good at physics – there was something genuine there – so that’s what I thought I should do: be a nuclear physicist, get through university super fast and be driving a Porsche by the time I was 21. Sixteen was my last year of being a boy, I think. And then Glasgow at 17 immediately started to teach me how to live, and unfortunately that was at the expense of those careers and things like that. After 16, all that went down the chute.
Read previous Sweet 16 columns with Kele Okereke, Gary Numan, Kathleen Hanna, J. Mascis, Shirley Manson, Thurston Moore, Matt Berninger and more.


Question: Have you heard about Jeff Bezos eating an iguana?

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There are rare days when you’re a journalist or photographer, when everything just goes to plan.
Jeff Bezos, Amazon CEO and richest person in the world, eating an iguana.
But it’s not an endangered iguana. Driscol told us it’s an invasive species specially selected for the Explorers Club Annual Dinner at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square.
By eating it, members are hopefully made more aware of how they can help take pressure off animals threatened by invasive species. Also on the menu was tarantula and cockroaches.
Bezos was at the dinner to accept the Buzz Aldrin Space Exploration Award, where his mum confirmed during cocktail hour that her son’s $US131 billion worth “keeps on going up”.


Question: What is Selaginella bigelovii?

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Selaginella bigelovii is a species of spikemoss known by the common names bushy spikemoss and Bigelow's spikemoss. It is native to California and Baja California, where it grows in rocky places in many different habitat types, from the coastline to the mountains to the deserts. This lycophyte forms clumps of spreading upright to erect stems up to 20 centimeters long with a few short lateral branches. The linear or lance-shaped green leaves are up to 4 millimeters long, including the tiny rigid bristles at their tips. They are flattened to the stem or stick out just a little. The strobili borne at the leaf bases are yellow-orange in color.


Question: What's been going on with the protests for Freddie Gray?

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Thousands of people nationwide joined marches on Wednesday evening to protest the death of Freddie Gray under uncertain circumstances in a Baltimore police van after his arrest earlier this month.
The biggest march was in Baltimore itself, where several thousand peaceful, mostly young demonstrators walked through downtown to City Hall.
In New York, protesters gathered at Union Square, in Lower Manhattan, for a rally dubbed on a Facebook page, "NYC Rise up and Shut it Down with Baltimore."
“We call on New Yorkers from across the five boroughs, #BlackLivesMatter activists and organizations as well as all organizations that stand for social, economic, and racial justice to rally,” said the organizers.
Many of the Manhattan marchers chanted “I can’t breathe,” quoting Eric Garner, the black man whose death last year in a police chokehold in Staten Island launched several nights of protest nationwide after a grand jury decided not to indict the white police officer.
At the New York march, police arrested more than 60 people. There were smaller, mostly peaceful marches in Boston, Denver, Houston, Indianapolis, Minneapolis and Washington.
Among the rally speakers was Wayne Dozier, grandfather of D.J. Henry, a black college football player from Massachusetts who was shot by police in the suburbs of New York City four years ago.
Several dozen protesters returned to the streets for a second night in Ferguson, Missouri, where the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown by white police officer Darren Wilson on Aug. 9, 2014 drew national attention to police use of deadly force, especially against black men and launched a coast-to-coast debate about race.
The protesters on Wednesday night chanted “No justice, no peace, no racist police." and "We are the revolution. They can't stop the revolution.” according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
A Ferguson Police Department spokesman said three people were shot during protests Tuesday night and four police cars were damaged when they were pelted by rocks and chunks of asphalt thrown by demonstrators.
Tensions have remained high in the St. Louis region since Brown's death and since a St. Louis County grand jury and the U.S. Justice Department declined to prosecute Wilson, who resigned from the police force in November.


Question: Provide a brief biography of François Sublet de Noyers.

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François Sublet de Noyers (1589 – 20 October 1645), one of Cardinal de Richelieu's political creatures, who derived his position and political weight from the Cardinal's consistent patronage, was a secretary of state to Louis XIII, and a member of his "Conseil du Roi". He was a knowledgeable patron of arts.


Question: Respond in 18 sentences. What does the Norwegian law regarding biometric authentication allow the police to do?

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On 5 April 2017, the Norwegian government proposed an amendment to the Norwegian code of criminal proceedings to allow the police to compel the use of biometric authentication. After two quick debates, the Norwegian Parliament passed the proposition into law on 21 June.
“When searching an electronic system the police can demand from anyone with connection to the system the necessary information to gain access to the system or open it by biometric authentication. If anyone refuses a demand for biometric authentication as proposed in the first sentence, the police may perform the authentication by force.
If anyone refuses a demand for biometric authentication as proposed in the first sentence, the police may perform the authentication by force.
The lack of specificity of an “electronic system” means this law has an extremely wide scope. We can, for example, envision that access to a personal device such as a mobile phone, which stores the access credentials to several cloud storage services, essentially gives away a more or less complete description of a person’s life. To entrust such decision to a single police officer with no due process means that an act with very far reaching consequences may be performed in a matter of seconds. EDRi member Electronic Frontier Norway (EFN) is exploring the possibility that this may violate the privacy protections afforded by Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and the right to avoid self-incrimination afforded by Article 6.
There is also no reference to proportionality of the use of force. Although there is no reason to suspect this would be used in a disproportionate way, the lack of such a limitation means that we don’t know how far the use force might be taken. While the use of torture is prohibited by the Norwegian constitution, such lack of specificity in an individual law risks creating a situation where an overzealous officer may deem it necessary to perform acts which are prohibited by other parts of the law. It is not obvious how the law may be applied for example when iris scanning is involved. Logically, force must be applied in close proximity to the eyeball and eye socket, which puts an individual at obvious physical risk.
It is also important to take note that the law is not limited to suspects but “anyone with connection to the system”. This means that someone with no connection to a crime may be subjected to the abovementioned uses of force.
EFN is worried about the development this and other changes to the law in the same direction represents. This law has been rushed through without proper justification, and the wording has been chosen with apparently little or no regard to proper scope.


Question: What are the upcoming liquor law reforms in Western Australia?

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WEST Australians will be able to drink booze without ordering food at small and medium-sized restaurants, under sweeping red tape-cutting liquor law reforms by the McGowan Government.
Tourism Minister Paul Papalia said the changes, likely to be tabled in Parliament in the next fortnight, would make Perth a more desirable destination for tourists.
GIVING restaurants with the capacity for 120 or fewer people the ability serve alcohol to customers without buying food.
LOOPHOLES tightened to ensure children cannot get access to booze from on-demand delivery services.
REDUCE red tape and cost burden on venues by revising trading permits so they can compete with pop-up stalls.
A NEW public interest assessment category for liquor licence applications, which gives the Director of Liquor Licensing more discretion when making decisions by taking into account tourism and community benefits.
ACCREDITED tour operators allowed to sell and supply alcohol, such as a glass of champagne.
Mr Papalia said he wanted Perth to be “the Asian gateway to Australia”.
“These reforms will boost the vibrancy of Perth and the rest of the State to enable the tourism sector to realise its potential,” he said.
“I think we have an opportunity to present just as an attractive suite of hospitality and entertainment venues as Melbourne does.
Mr Papalia said giving customers the opportunity to buy a drink, without having to buy a meal, was a significant reform.
“At the moment you can’t get alcohol without a meal in a restaurant of 120 people or fewer. We will be allowing that to happen,” he said.
He said protecting established venues from pop-ups was also an important change, and clubs in Northbridge could stage events in their carparks.
“At the moment what happens often is that local governments allow operators who don’t own an established venue, who don’t remain in that location and pay rates and costs involved with employing people full-time to have a pop-up in the best time of the year, and right next to them, and basically cream off their profit,” he said.


Question: Do you think the US leads itself into war, or is Israel involved?

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So to be clear…Nobody needs to lead the United States into war. They do that all by themselves and in fact it is almost the primary thing they do these days. And Iran has been a target of the U.S. for probably fifty years. And yes, the neo con cabal in the Bush administration were profoundly pro Zionist (many shared dual citizenship), the fact remains the U.S. overthrew Mossedegh all the way back in 1952. The CIA created the narrative that put the Shah in power, along with helping to do it. The U.S. trained his secret police SAVAK. There are ironies to be found in this fact because many of the the people behind the coup that installed the Shah (Churchill, Atlee, Allen Dulles and his brother John Foster Dulles, were all arch antisemites). [It is also worth noting that Norm Schwarzkopf, Sr. was the originator and first organizer of SAVAK and that Teddy Roosevelt’s grandson Kermit was at the center of carrying out “Operation Ajax.” The U.S. is nothing if not a nation of ruling families.] Remember too that those neo cons assembled for Bush Jr were recruited by Cheney and Rumsfeld, this was their operation. And if Israel is so all powerful why is Jonathan Pollard still in prison?


Question: What famous SNL impersonations can you name?

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 What famous SNL impersonations can you name?

Dan Aykroyd as Julia Child in 1978.
Dan Aykroyd as President Richard Nixon in 1978.
Dana Carvey as Ross Perot in 1993.
Norm MacDonald as David Letterman in 1997.
From left: Molly Shannon as Monica Lewinsky and John Goodman as Linda Tripp in 1998.
From left: Jimmy Fallon as Michael Stipe and Ana Gasteyer as Celine Dion in 1998.
Darrell Hammond as Sean Connery in 2000.
Will Ferrell as Alex Trebek in 2002.
Alec Baldwin as Tony Bennett in 2005.
From left: Darrell Hammond as Bill Clinton and Will Ferrell as Janet Reno in 2007.
Will Farrell as President George W. Bush in 2008.
From left: Tina Fey as Governor Sarah Palin and Amy Poehler as Senator Hillary Clinton in 2008.
Kristen Wiig as Liza Minnelli in 2012.
Kenan Thompson as Rev. Al Sharpton on Oct. 25, 2014.
Kevin Hart as James Brown on Jan. 17, 2015.
Kate McKinnon as Justin Bieber on Jan. 17, 2015.


Question: Share some funny zombie pictures and explain the importance of being prepared for the zombie apocalypse.

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 Share some funny zombie pictures and explain the importance of being prepared for the zombie apocalypse.

Okay, this one is just for fun. Here are some funny zombie pictures that I’ve collected over the years. The whole zombie genre is so gory and gross, it’s nice to sometimes break out of the blood, bile and butchery and enjoy a little humor.
Except he can’t open doors, grab anything to eat or do much of anything else. But, dying of dehydration in a swarm of zombies may be better than getting ripped apart.
If you’re not already reading Cyanide and Happiness, go do it now.
Okay, you had your laugh. Now go see what you need to be prepared for the zombie apocalypse.
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Question: Tell me about the military history of Vermont.

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 Tell me about the military history of Vermont.

The military history of Vermont covers the military history of the American state of Vermont, as part of French colonial America; as part of Massachusetts, New Hampshire and New York during the British colonial period and during the French and Indian Wars; as the independent New Connecticut and later Vermont during the American Revolution; and as a state during the War of 1812 and the American Civil War.


Question: Hey, I heard there's a new Catwoman series coming out?

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 Hey, I heard there's a new Catwoman series coming out?

Writer/artist Joelle Jones and colorist Laura Allred will launch a new Catwoman ongoing series, DC has announced at Chicago's C2E2 convention. Catwoman #1 launches July 4, the same day Batman #50 is due out on shelves.
In the series, Selina Kyle learns that a new criminal Catwoman is operating in Gotham and sets out to stop her.
Batman #50 is the scheduled wedding of Batman and Catwoman - an issue which newly-named group editor Jamie S. Rich recommends fans read before Catwoman #1.
The wedding night’s barely over, but Catwoman’s back on the streets, this time to expose a copycat who’s pulling heists around Gotham City. As Selina cracks the whip on her former criminal cohorts, she’s attracting unwanted attention from one of Gotham’s most dangerous groups. The mob? Nope. Try the GCPD. And as if the Bat-Bride didn’t have enough problems, there’s an all-new villain determined to make trouble for all nine of Selina’s lives. Don’t miss the start of an all-new monthly series written and illustrated by Eisner Award-nominee Joëlle Jones!


Question: Describe the agreement between the US and ZTE.

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 Describe the agreement between the US and ZTE.

ZTE has signed an agreement that would lift a U.S. Commerce Department ban on buying from U.S. suppliers, allowing the telecommunications company to get back into business.
ZTE ceased major operations in May and has been on life support since the seven-year ban was imposed in April, after it illegally shipped goods to Iran and North Korea.
Over the weekend, ZTE signed the agreement in principle drawn up by the United States, but the amended settlement agreement has not yet been signed, sources said.
Employees work on the North America project line of smartphone at a workshop of ZTE Corp. on July 26, 2016 in Xi an, China.
ZTE has signed an agreement in principle that would lift a U.S. Commerce Department ban on buying from U.S. suppliers, allowing the Chinese telecommunications equipment maker to get back into business, according to sources familiar with the matter.
ZTE ceased major operations in May and has been on life support since the seven-year ban was imposed in April, after it broke a 2017 agreement by illegally shipping goods to Iran and North Korea.
Commerce Department spokesman James Rockas said on Tuesday that "no definitive agreement has been signed by both parties."
The deal includes a $1 billion fine against ZTE plus $400 million in escrow in the event of future violations, sources said, adding that the terms were in line with Reuters reporting on the U.S. demands on Friday.


Question: "I'm feeling really stressed out about my upcoming wedding. Do you have any advice?"

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Wedding is the most important occasion in your life but stress can transform this dream into nightmare. However, you can do some small little things to get rid of the stress related with managing the smallest details to the biggest ones for your big day.
One of the best ways to alleviate wedding stress is to be organized as penning down all the important details so that you have plans properly chalked out for the d-day. This will prevent the last day hitches and make things a lot easier for you in all aspects, right from budgets, party arrangements, photography and wedding dresses.
It is essential to prepare a priority check list and do first things first, rather than trying to handle everything together and mixing them up. There are jobs which need to be covered first while others can be done later. Be sure to make up your mind regarding the priorities.
Don’t try to take too much burden, carrying too many responsibilities as you may end up taking your own wedding as a torture. Too much pressure can take toll on your health and you may end up looking more like a pale ghost than a bride. Try to enlist the help of some trustworthy friends or hire professionals if you can afford.
While you toil for your wedding arrangements, make sure that you squeeze in some time for some relaxation therapies like massage and spa. Getting a good night’s sleep is equally important as sleep deprivation can cause stress, which will ruin your wedding.
Another classic stress buster to get rid of your wedding stress is taking daily exercise. Go for a jog or join a gym as an hour of morning workout will do no harm to your wedding arrangements but will work wonders on your body and mind.
Find someone whom you trust to handle any last minute blunders on your wedding day. However organized the event is, something or the other is likely to crop up at the last moment and you are the last person who should be worried about it. Fix responsibility and be stress free.
Meditation and deep breathing is another way to handle your wedding stress successfully. Get a few alone moments each day and try to drive all the stress out of your brain and body for at least some time during the day.
Whether it is the wedding arrangements or just plain and simple wedding stress, get your partner involved as both of you are riding in the same boat. Talking and giving vent to all your fears and worries is a great way to relieve all your stress.
It is particularly important to eat a balanced and healthy diet at least a month before the big day as wrong food can aggravate the problem of stress. On the other hand, eating fresh and healthy diet will make you look radiant and feel good.
Bad habits like smoking and boozing can also increase your stress levels. So it is better to ditch all the bad habits a few months before the wedding. Follow a healthy lifestyle by taking plenty of sleep and rest, avoid those extra cups of coffee and laugh a lot.
All these tips will help you enjoy your wedding and look healthy and stress free!


Question: What happened to the Plasco building in Tehran?

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 What happened to the Plasco building in Tehran?

AT least 75 people have been killed after Iran's oldest high-rise building was engulfed by a fire and collapsed in Tehran.
Iran's state-run Press TV said the dead included 45 firefighters who had been called in to battle the blaze.
The dramatic crumble of the building was captured on live TV as news crews filmed the firemen attempting to extinguish the flames ripping through the building.
Dozens of firefighters are feared trapped in the rubble after 200 were called to battle the blaze.
Many had already been hurt before it came down, and initial figures said between 30 and 40 firefighters had been injured and seven hospitalised.
The British embassy in the Islamic Republic, located near the building, has been evacuated following the collapse.
The building came down in a matter of seconds, shown live on state television, which had begun an interview with a journalist at the scene.
"The building is one of the oldest buildings in Tehran. The Plasco building is a very old building in southern Tehran. It is mostly a commercial building," state TV said, referring to the Plasco Building, which is more than 50 years old.
The semi-official Tasnim news agency said the Plasco building "had caught fire in the past".
"The fire started on the ninth floor ... The fire is almost under the control now," Tasnim reported.
A grocery shop owner, forced by police to leave the area, told Reuters by telephone that "it was like a horror movie. The building collapsed in front of me."
The semi-official Fars news agency said police have cordoned off British and Turkish embassies that are located near the Plasco building.
A side of the building came down first, tumbling perilously close to a firefighter perched on a ladder and spraying water on the blaze.
The 17-story tower was built in the early 1960s by Iranian Jewish businessman Habib Elghanian and named after his plastics manufacturing company.
It was the tallest building in the city at the time of its construction.
Elghanian was tried on charges that included espionage and executed in the months after the 1979 Islamic Revolution that brought the current ruling system to power a move that prompted many members of the country's longstanding Jewish community to flee.
The tower is attached to a multistory shopping mall featuring a sky-lit atrium and a series of turquoise-coloured fountains.


Question: Describe the Polish School of Posters. Respond in 3 sentences.

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 Describe the Polish School of Posters. Respond in 3 sentences.

Beginning in the 1950s and through the 1980s, the Polish School of Posters combined the aesthetics of painting with the succinctness and simple metaphor of the poster. It developed characteristics such as painterly gesture, linear quality, and vibrant colors, as well as a sense of individual personality, humor, and fantasy. It was in this way that the Polish poster was able to make the distinction between designer and artist less apparent.


Question: What is Halloween all about? Respond in 13 sentences.

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 What is Halloween all about? Respond in 13 sentences.

You know it as “Halloween,” the seemingly harmless holiday in which your kid dons the persona of a tiny cow or a pirate with some face paint and a plastic sword and consumes their weight in sugar.
But the Rev. Pat Robertson — the conservative televangelist, outside-the-box thinker and man who once blamed the 2010 Haitian earthquake on a “pact to the devil” — sees Oct. 31st, uh, differently.
However outside the mainstream his views on Halloween may appear, Robertson is far from alone among Christians, according to a recent survey from LifeWay Research.
The survey revealed that 3 in 5 Americans believe Halloween is ‘all in good fun,’ but 21 percent refuse to celebrate the holiday and another 14 percent avoid the pagan elements, LifeWay reported.
“As popular and pervasive as Halloween has become, there is still a sizable minority that avoids at least some elements,” said Scott McConnell, vice president of Nashville-based LifeWay Research.
“More than two-thirds of evangelicals welcome the candy, costumes, or community interaction surrounding the holiday, but the majority are unwilling to label ‘the pagan elements of Halloween’ good.” McConnell added.
Although elements of Halloween may be loosely inspired by ancient Pagan harvest rituals, the holiday is strongly rooted in the Christian traditions, such as the Feast of All Saints and the Feast of All Souls, according to Colorado University history professor Scott Bruce.
Bruce noted that Christian Halloween traditions share sensibility that ancient Pagan traditions, one that has persisted as the natural world changes each fall.
“All this business about goblins and jack-o-lanterns and all that all comes out of demonic rituals of the Druids and the people who lived in England at that particular time.” he said.
MORE READING: A witch takes a warlock to court. Where? Salem, Mass., of course.


Question: What is the plot of the 1988 film Dangerous Love? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Dangerous Love is a 1988 American crime film starring Elliott Gould, Lawrence Monoson and Brenda Bakke.


Question: Respond in 6 sentences. What can you tell me about Feneryolu Railway Station?

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Feneryolu railway station () is a station under construction on the Marmaray commuter rail line in Kadıköy, Istanbul. It will replace the 145 year old railway station, built by the Ottoman Anatolian Railway.
The original station was opened on 22 September 1872 by the Ottoman Empire and later taken over by the Ottoman Anatolian Railway in 1880. The station was then rebuilt in 1969 to accommodate new commuter trains which served the station until 19 February 2013, when all train service was suspended. The old station (except for the historic station building) was demolished and a new platform is under construction. Feneryolu is expected to open on 10 March 2019, along with the rest of the Maramaray line.


Question: Who is Haas G? Respond in 3 sentences.

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Haas G(born Carlos Evans, aka Fantom of the Beat) is a Staten Island-based hip hop musician. Haas G was part of the 1990s rap duo The U.M.C.'s, and as Carlos Evans, he is credited as producer of the hit "Magic Stick" (Lil' Kim featuring 50 Cent).


Question: What is Lopez, Pennsylvania?

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 What is Lopez, Pennsylvania?

Lopez, Pennsylvania is an unincorporated community located in Colley Township, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania, United States. The community is located on Pennsylvania Route 487. As of the 2010 census the population of ZIP code 18628 was 501.
Lopez is named after Lopez Creek, which was in turn named after roadbuilder John R. Lopez. Originally the village was known as Tar Bridge due to a bridge covered in tar across Lopez Creek. A sawmill was constructed here in 1886, and the railroad was extended to Lopez the same year. Another mill was built in 1888, and Trexler and Turrell built dams to float timber to their mill. A clothespin factory was built in 1894 and burned down two years later but was rebuilt. As of 1903, Lopez had a population of about 1,000.


Question: Describe the Rust 1.27.1 release.

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 Describe the Rust 1.27.1 release.

The Rust team is happy to announce a new version of Rust, 1.27.1. Rust is a systems programming language focused on safety, speed, and concurrency.
If you don't have it already, you can get rustup from the appropriate page on our website, and check out the detailed release notes for 1.27.1 on GitHub.
This patch release fixes a bug in the borrow checker verification of match expressions. This bug was introduced in 1.26.0 with the stabilization of match ergonomics. We are uncertain that this specific problem actually indicated unsoundness in the borrow checker, but suspected that it might be a possibility, so decided to issue a point release. The code sample below caused a panic inside the compiler prior to this patch.
Alongside the match ergonomics fix, a security vulnerability was also found in rustdoc, the standard documentation generator for Rust projects. That vulnerability is addressed by the second patch contained in this release, by removing the default search path for rustdoc plugins. This functionality will be entirely removed in Rust 1.28.0. This plugin infrastructure predates Rust 1.0 and has never been usable on stable, and has been unusable on nightly for many months. Expect to hear more about the removal in the next release: the current patch removes the default search path (instead, users must specify it explicitly), while the next release will remove the functionality entirely.


Question: Describe the smoke plume traveling from Russian fires to Canada in July 2018.

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 Describe the smoke plume traveling from Russian fires to Canada in July 2018.

As the 2018 fire season rages in eastern and northern Russia, the blazes have sent up smoke laden with gases and small particles known as aerosols— some of which are traveling half-way around the world. On July 3, 2018, a cluster of fires in Russia’s Sakha province produced a smoke plume that traveled more than 8,000 kilometers (5,000 miles) in a span of 11 days.
The animation above shows aerosols traveling from Russia, across Alaska, and into central Canada from July 5 to July 9, 2018. The data were collected by the Ozone Mapper Profiler Suite (OMPS) on the Suomi-NPP satellite. As of July 14, the smoke plume– now much weaker– was located south of Greenland. The fires were mainly caused by thunderstorms and human activity.
The image below shows the smoke clouding the atmosphere as the plume moved over Alaska on July 7, 2018. The view was captured by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA’s Terra satellite.
One factor that influences the density of the plume is the number and intensity of its source fires, says Hiren Jethva, an atmospheric scientist with the Universities Space Research Association at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. Fires this year have been more intense in some regions of Russia than previous years. According to Jethva's review of satellite fire data, Central Russia saw around 7,200 fires over July 1-15, which is about four times higher than the average number of fires detected over the past five years (2013-2017).
Smoke plumes can affect air quality at very long distances from their sources, as the polluting gases and aerosols emitted from fires are carried away by upper-level winds and air masses. For instance, this smoke plume passed over the Hudson Bay and shaded the land, as seen from this satellite perspective.
NASA Earth Observatory images by Lauren Dauphin, using data from Suomi NPP OMPS and MODIS data from LANCE/EOSDIS Rapid Response. Story by Kasha Patel.
Unusually intense fires in Russia sent smoke half-way around the world.
Discover magazine (2018, July 16) Smoke from Siberian fires blows all the way to Canada â and is seen by a satellite nearly a million miles from Earth. Accessed July 17, 2018.
Federal Forestry Agency "Avialesoohrana" (2016, July 16) For a week, on July 9 - 15, firefighting services and involved individuals liquidated 265 forest fires in 30 regions of Russia. Accessed July 18, 2018.
NASA Ozone & Air Quality (2018, July 5) Russian Smoke on the Move. Accessed July 17, 2018.
NASA Earth Observatory (2011, August 25) Reader questions: Smoke from a Distant Fire?
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Question: Tell me about Domitianus.

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Domitianus was probably a Roman soldier of the mid 3rd century who was acclaimed emperor, probably in northern Gaul in late 270 or early 271, and struck coins to advertise his elevation. It is now generally assumed that this man is to be equated with the Domitianus who is twice mentioned in the literary sources as a significant figure in the politics of the age, but on neither occasion as an outright contender for the Imperial throne.


Question: What do you know about John McAfee and his cryptocurrency views?

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To call John McAfee a bit of a character in the world of cryptocurrency would be the very epitome of an understatement. The British-born multi-millionaire computer programmer and software company founder has long been recognised as an eccentric in the altcoin community (and, if we’re honest, long before that) and never one to shy away from a contentious comment. In July of 2017 he predicted that Bitcoin would attain a value of $500,000 by the end of 2020. A bold assertion indeed, considering the digital currency leader was hovering around the $2,500 mark at that point. Surely nobody could expect a 20000% increase in any commodity’s value over the course of a couple of years?


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Not gonna lie: I will always laugh at stories of grown men crapping their pants.
Kumail also shared a story about the ultra-conservative cleric who didn't approve of his marriage to a white girl named Emily... but was surprisingly totally down with a particularly "Naughty" Beyonce track.
Because Beyonce transcends all faiths.


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Boris Petrov Chernev (; 19 July 1964 – 6 April 2009) was a Bulgarian actor. He is best known for dubbing into Bulgarian roles in television series.
In 1990 Chernev graduated from VITIZ with a degree in acting for dramatic theatre in Nikolay Lutzkanov's class. He worked for the Pazardzhik theatre, and later he joined the "Studio 313" theatre. As a student he performed in radio plays of Bulgarian National Radio under the direction of Iliana Benovska.


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Gurdial Singh (born 1 January 1924) is an eminent Indian mountaineer who is credited with leading India's first mountaineering expedition to Trisul (7120 metres) in 1951.


Question: Name a Redbird album. Respond in 36 words.

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Live at the Cafe Carpe (or more completely Live at the Cafe Carpe: Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, December 2008 & 2009) is a live recording by Redbird (Jeffrey Foucault, Kris Delmhorst and Peter Mulvey), released in 2011.


Question: Wow, this new Sturer Emil looks wicked cool!!

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Work on the Sturer Emil began in as early as 1939, when the German army had need of an effective weapon against the reinforced Maginot Line. But by 1942, the situation had changed fundamentally: France had already fallen, and Germany was waging an entirely different war against the USSR. At the start of the Great Patriotic War, when the Germans first clashed with the newest Soviet KV and T-34 tanks, the question of creating an effective weapon against them became critical: no German tank cannon at that time could effectively penetrate their armour. Only high-calibre anti-aircraft weapons showed good efficiency in penetrating Soviet heavy armour, such as the 12.8 cm FlaK 40.
A self-propelled gun based on the experimental VK3001(H) tank and armed with a 128 mm anti-aircraft cannon adapted for SPG usage had every chance to be the silver bullet against Soviet tanks that the Germans needed. For that reason, the Sturer Emil, once an assault tank, was reclassified as an anti-tank SPG.
As expected, the weapon installed on the SPG demonstrated incredible efficacy against thick armour in tests. However, the ‘Stubborn Emil’ never reached mass production: the Germans bet on the Tiger tank instead (also armed with an adapted anti-aircraft cannon, but this time with a calibre of 88 mm). This meant that the two already built Sturer Emil SPGs that were sent to the front in 1942 were the first and last of their kind.
The role of the new SPG in tank and mixed battles in War Thunder isn’t hard to imagine: they’re intended to support attacking allied forces from a safe distance. The ‘Stubborn Emil’ lacks heavy armour, and its driving performance leaves something to be desired. On the other hand, its 128 mm cannon has no equal in battle against any opponent. The PzGr shells for the 12.8 cm K.40 L/61 are similar to those used on the Jagdtiger, and incidentally, they are some of the most powerful shells in the game for post-penetration effect due to the huge amount of explosives inside them. Finally, the weapon has excellent elevation angles: the SPG can fire its deadly 128 mm shells at a -15° angle, and is every bit the equal to its counterpart, the Dicker Max, in this respect. That said, be careful not to waste your small ammunition complement of just 15 shells – returning to base or moving to a point to reload on this vehicle is a long and potentially dangerous process.
Take a look at the German open-topped SPG tech branch and train yourself to conquer in these very special vehicles while you wait for the Sturer Emil in the upcoming Update 1.59 “Flaming Arrows”!
I vote for some classical music next devblog please and thank you. Also that GUN!!!!!! IT HAS TH POWER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
omg classical would be amazing!
I preferred the videos without music. I want to hear the sound of the tank, and more importantly the sound of its cannon.
Don't come out in front of it then....That said 15 shots mean you will have a very cautious and patient hunter in whomever take time to learn this beast.
Vakr, The funny thing is, in most us tanks I don't bring more than 15 rounds already... because I kinda don't like exploding.
:D Looking good.... Soo, 1.59 on Thursday?
*Super_Villain958, There in fact is a new model of the Salamander planned, the He 162 A-1. As well as an update to the existing A-2 Salamander's model, that is.
just to be pedantic the he162 was never called the salamander, that was the codename of its construction program. The official name of the he162 was Volksjager (peoples fighter) and heinkel called it the spatz (Sparrow).
in future updates put the game howitzer 203mm M1931 pls!
Na, S-51 203mm KV-1 Casemate.
How many Open-Cabin TD's did the Germans have? Either way, this thing just looks like a beefed up Dicker Max. Hell, the whole line after the Dicker Max is just a beefed up Dicker Max. Still, this should be fun to drive.
A lot of them. Open top, Grille, Wasp, Hornet, Cricket, Marders 1,2,3,3M, PanzerJeagers, Tons of French tanks rearmed with heavy guns, , Dicker Max, Emil, Hetzer/150mm, Panzer 4 Flak 88, Brummbar, Surms(if you would like to include it,) Closed cabins, Jagpanther, Jagtiger, Jagtiger 88, Stug 3 line, Stug 4, Panzer 4/70 A and V, and a third one, Hetzer, Surms(if you would like to include it,), Stug 88, Stug/Panther 75, There's probably lots more then this too.
Vrox11Z, Don't mess up SPGs with Tank Destroyers. Brummbär was not a TD as its main purpose was the destruction of fortifications and the HL shells were only used for defense if necessary. Also the P IV Flak88 was a weapon carrier to create a mobile version instead of an immobile weapon. Grille (the english word is cricket), Wespe and Hummel were also SPGs. There was never a StuG 88. What did you mean with Hetzer/150, Surms and StuG/Panther 75? The E Series? If yes, the number is wrong (E25 and E50).
Stug did have prototypes using an 88 and the 75 from the Panther, and the 150mm on the Hetzer was a scout tank based on the 38T with the hull for the Hetzer/Jagpaner 38 upgunned from an MG to a 150mm howitzer or gun, and the Grille, Wespe, and Hummel, were open top. Also I did have the Closed top TDs(Stugs etc)/Casemate SPGs(Sturms etc) separated from the Open top TDs(Hummel etc)/ Open top SPG(Panzer 4 88 etc).


Question: Explain how connectedness with nature improves well-being. Respond in 18 sentences.

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Connectedness with nature has been associated with greater well-being, but how exactly does connectedness with nature improve well-being?
A new study by Zhang, Howell and Iyer (2014), published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology, finds that it is the degree to which people experience positive emotional responses when witnessing nature’s beauty that influences their well-being. Technically, the experience of positive emotions moderates the positive relationship between connectedness and well-being.
In other words, it is not connectedness with nature itself, but how much people see its beauty that influences their well-being. People vary in the degree to which they feel connected with nature.
However, there is reason to believe that connectedness with nature also increases the tendency to see its beauty. Indeed, one study found that people who spent time in an animal park, at a hiking trail, or at a beach, experienced an increase in connectedness with nature (Schultz & Tabanico, 2007).
Nature has been associated with many positive aspects of mental health. Here are some of the many research findings. Nisbet & Zelenski (2011) found that participants who had a walk in the nature, compared to an indoor walk, reported increased positive emotions and decreased negative emotions.
A brain study by Aspinwall and colleagues (2013) found that green spaces led to lower frustration, lower alertness and arousal, and higher meditation and reflection. A panel data study of more than 10,000 participants found that people who live in urban areas with greater green space reported greater life satisfaction and lower mental distress (White et al., 2013).
In general, it seems like people who are connected with nature, compared to their less connected counterparts, are more satisfied with life, report greater happiness/life satisfaction and positive emotions (Zhang et al., 2014).
The authors also emphasize that perceiving nature’s beauty is positively correlated with gratitude and extraversion – both predict subjective well-being.
Nature is a source of happiness, but you must allow yourself to experience positive emotions while you are out there as positive emotions moderate the relationship between connectedness with nature and well-being. But I am sure that you cannot avoid experiencing positive emotions.
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Question: What is the importance of privacy in our lives?

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Wikipedia begins its analysis on the history of privacy by recognizing Aristotle as the beginning of our collective understanding of privacy in humanity.
Humans have been around for a long time. Wikipedia suggests that humans were using tools and living in caves as much as 2.48 million years ago. It also says human communication was revolutionized due to the invention of language 500,000 years ago. We also now know that the oldest known cave paintings are 30,000 years old. Finally, humans have seeked or created shelter as early as the Paleolithic era.
This is all history. These are all indisputable truths of our world and humanity.
Humans have instinctively used privacy since our beginnings on this planet. In fact, not only all humans, but also all beings on this planet have used privacy to protect themselves against predators since time immemorial.
Privacy was, and will always be, the first line of defense for mankind against predator.
Whether one hides in a tree, hides in a cave, hides under water, or hides behind cryptography, protecting one’s privacy was and is the only way to attain freedom. Through this freedom, there exists education, the satisfaction of curiosity, and, therefore, human prosperity. What’s more, there exists the freedom from control. Only when you are protected from constant surveillance will the real YOU exist in this world.
Aren’t you curious to find out who you are?
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I like that defense line.


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WASHINGTON—Claiming that such an obviously corrupt and dishonest individual could not be trusted to provide accurate testimony, the president’s lawyers reportedly moved to discredit Michael Cohen Thursday by pointing out his long history of committing crimes for Donald Trump. “We’re talking about a man who has threatened and slandered multiple women that Trump slept with, so how are we supposed to believe anything he says?” said attorney Rudy Giuliani, telling reporters that Cohen’s decades-long track record of wire fraud, tax evasion, and brokering shady real estate deals at the behest of the Trump Organization suggested he would likely tell investigators anything they wanted to hear in order to save his skin. “This isn’t just someone who made a few mistakes—whether it was laundering Ukrainian money through Trump properties in the early ’90s or violating campaign finance laws to benefit Trump during the 2016 election, Cohen has proven time and again that he is an inveterate liar and scofflaw. And these are only the crimes we know that he carried out for Trump. In the weeks ahead, we expect many more illegal practices to surface, which will only confirm Michael Cohen’s complete lack of morality.” Giuliani added that Cohen’s felonious conduct was evident from his known association with high-profile criminals including Michael Flynn, Paul Manafort, Rick Gates, George Papadopoulos, Jared Kushner, Ivanka Trump, and Donald Trump Jr.