Question: What is the story behind Mookie Betts? Respond in 39 sentences.

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When they make the Mookie Betts movie someday, they should include the part about when he was 5 years old and his mother tried to get him onto a Little League team in Nashville.
Diana Collins brought her son to Tusculum Elementary to meet a coach who she was told had room for a few extra kids. The coach looked over Mookie, who at that point in his life was not doing much to foreshadow his future as one of the best baseball players in the world.
Collins assured the coach that her son was, in fact, quite capable. Maybe even special.
She had first noticed an advanced ability to focus when he was 3, at her league bowling games at Cumberland Lanes in Antioch, figuring out rapidly how to smack pins with a bowling ball. But this coach was only interested, he said, in some bigger kids to balance out his team. She looked around and noticed a few other small fries seeking a team, some of them crying.
Some of this movie will be set in Boston, where the 26-year-old Betts is trying to lead the Red Sox to a World Series championship. The next step is the American League Championship Series against the Houston Astros, tied at 1-1 with Game 3 set for Tuesday in Houston. He is also the favorite to win the AL Most Valuable Player award when it is announced next month. He won the AL batting title (.346 average), becoming the first Red Sox player in 30 years to lead the majors in hitting and the second Red Sox player, and 40th major leaguer, ever in the 30-30 club (30 home runs, 30 stolen bases).
This in Betts’ fourth full major league season. He is early in what is shaping up to be an extraordinary career. He and his fiancée, Brianna Hammonds — they’ve been together since their days at Oliver Middle School — are expecting their first child next month, right around the time the MVP voting will be announced.
But much of the good stuff in this story happened in Nashville and surrounding areas.
Work ethic is part of any tale of excellence, and Betts’ father, Willie Betts, served in the Vietnam War with the Air Force before returning to Nashville for a career as a CSX railroad mechanical superintendent.
Collins grew up working her grandfather’s farm in Paducah along with her cousins and siblings, learning at age 5 how to pull a tobacco plant from the ground while preserving the root. She milked cows and tended to the hogs and drove the tobacco setter, too, when she wasn’t starring in sports.
She would take young Mookie to Paducah to see how farm life worked, though the prevailing memory is of his fear.
In fact, his animal anxiety is something that perhaps could be weaved into the screenplay. The family lived in Murfreesboro during his younger years, and on many occasions that fear would manifest itself. Especially in cases of roadkill.
But there are many things he could do. Collins, who has several sanctioned 300 games to her name as a bowler, helped turn her only child into a force on the lanes, when he wasn’t playing baseball, basketball, soccer or football.
He would crush adults at pingpong. He would amaze crowds of kids by solving a Rubik’s Cube in less than two minutes.
Betts’ late childhood and adolescence should be a good chunk of this movie. His parents split up when he was 10, and he moved with his mother to Brentwood. Yet his parents remained united in raising him and in fostering his interests. Even now, during the baseball postseason, they stay with him and get along as a family.
This movie will have moments of greatness foreshadowed. Betts at Overton High did it all for coach Mike Morrison, pitching in big spots when needed, gradually earning the notice of scouts. All while sticking with the bowling and winning The Tennessean Bowler of the Year in 2010.
“He didn’t think he was going to make it,” Collins said, but she always calmed him down, and that brings up the main lessons he said she taught him.
Every good story has one or two of those.
This could really be something, especially if the rest of this fall and Betts' baseball career go as hoped. The story to date has a lot of promise, though a few details may need some Hollywood treatment. Remember that Little League team of the unwanted and undersized that Collins put together to prove everyone wrong?


Question: "Hey, do you know anything about Top Laner Syndrome?"

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Please upvote this thread to raise awareness of Top Laner Syndrome.
1 in every 4 american LOL players suffers from Top Laner Syndrome, or knows someone who suffers from TLS. It is a destructive, crippling mental illness that plagues children and adults alike. Currently, there is no cure. But we're trying to help raise awareness, so that maybe someday, someone will find a cure for this terrible disease. You, or a loved one may have TLS if you've ever done any of the following: - Had a score line of 0/5 or worse by 5 minutes into the game as a top laner. -Had a score line of 0/8 or worse by 10 minutes into the game as a top laner. -Had a score of 0/12 or worse by the end of the game as a top laner. You may also have had the following recurring thoughts: -This time is going to be different. -I almost killed him last time, this time I'll get him for sure. -He only lived because he did (x action), he won't do that next time. -I only lost because I couldn't (x action), next time I'll do it and I'll win. Top laner syndrome is a terrible illness that affects millions, but with your help, and your dedication to spreading awareness, we can end TLS once and for all. Let your duo partner or loved one know... Its OK to play passively in lane. Its ok to farm under tower and wait for ganks. Its ok to build defensive items once you fall behind. Its ok to type in chat "I lost this lane, I need help. Just gonna be safe from now on." Nobody needs to be a victim. Not anymore. Jesus loves you.


Question: Describe the Golden State Warriors' success and their keys for success this season.

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The Golden State Warriors look awesome. Steve Kerr has the Dubs firing on all cylinders at both ends of the court. They are shooting the lights out, as per usual; an elite shooting club in all three ranges on the floor, they rank first in close-range shooting efficiency, fourth in midrange efficiency, and fifth in long-range efficiency. The Warriors also have the highest true shooting percentage in the NBA.
Their shot-making brilliance starts with “The Splash Brothers.” Both currently top-five scorers, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson combine to average 53 points per game. Their backcourt, it’s safe to say, is in pretty good shape.
If the first week is any indication, though, the Warriors are more than just a pair of pretty jump-shooting guards. For the last few seasons, Golden State has struggled to blend all of the team’s talent together and fully realize its massive potential. To be fair, they’ve had injuries — especially Andrew Bogut injuries — but even then, their playoff exits always seemed to leave us wanting more.
Through a few games, they’ve done exactly that, making some gorgeous basketball in the process. This season, the Warriors guards are cutting more often and more intelligently than they have in the past, especially when the bigs have the ball. In this play, Bogut hands the ball off to Klay and then uses his giant frame to get Thompson a good look from the baseline.
In this instance from the preseason, the same Bogut-handoff action bests a couple of world champions, and Thompson drops in an easy layup.
In this last example, it looks like they’re about to run the same handoff action for Curry, but instead of looping around for the handoff, he darts straight through the paint, and David Lee delivers him a picturesque bounce pass.
The Warriors’ guards were already a huge pain to defend, but if Kerr can design schemes that regularly get them quality looks like these, well, it’s not hard: Stephen Curry plus Klay Thompson plus open shots equals a fantastic offense.
You need more than an unstoppable offense to win a championship, though, and right now the Warriors defense looks awesome. Like, best-defense-in-the-league awesome. They rank first in defensive efficiency, giving up a paltry 91 points per 100 possessions. Through five games, Warriors opponents are attempting only 35 percent of their shots inside of 8 feet (second-least in the NBA) and 42 percent of their shots in the midrange (the second most). In other words, Warriors opponents are taking the “worst shots” on the floor on a regular basis.
And it all goes back to Bogut, one of the keys to their success on both ends. His screens, handoffs, and passing allow Kerr to add new cool wrinkles on the offense, while his intimidating size and defensive prowess keep opponents at bay on the other side.
If it’s true that offense wins games and defense wins championships, then it might not really matter how good of a coach Kerr is. It might only matter whether Andrew Bogut is healthy enough to be on the court. Even though you can’t tell much after five games, Bogut has played in all of them. Kerr and the Warriors could not have asked for a better start.


Question: Describe or discuss what Google should do to combat malicious extensions.

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Google announced today on the official Chromium blog that it will improve the Chrome browser's protection against deceptive inline installations.
When Chrome launched, extensions could be installed from anywhere. Sites sprang up that hosted multiple extensions, and any developer or company could offer extensions on their sites. The Chrome Web Store was released in December 2010, more than two years after the release of the first version of Google Chrome.
Google changed the process in 2012 when it introduced inline installations as a way to better protect users.
Inline installations, along with changes to Chrome's support for non-Chrome Web Store installations, required that developers uploaded their extensions to the Chrome Web Store first before they could offer them on their websites or third-party websites.
Google's idea was to enforce the use of the Chrome Web Store for all extensions so that it could scan them and block them from being distributed this way. Nav Jagpal and Benjamin Ackerman, two members of Google's Safe Browsing team, note that the inline installation system reduced user complaints by 65%.
They acknowledge however that "fewer than 3% of extensions" engage in "deceptive or confusing install flows" today, and that these "generate 90% more user complaints on average".
Google's plan to combat inline extensions that make up the less than 3%? More automation of course. The company plans to upgrade the automated inline installation abuse detection system to improve "detection speed" and improve the detection of extensions that abuse the system.
Google will use machine learning " to evaluate each inline installation request for signals of deceptive, confusing, or malicious ads or webpages" as well. If Google's algorithms detect signals, Chrome will block the inline installation request and redirect Chrome users to the extension's Chrome Web Store presence instead.
Google published additional information on the company's Chrome Developers website. The Enforcement FAQ highlights when developers are notified and why Google disables inline installations for specific extensions.
Now You: What should Google do in your opinion against malicious extensions?
This new theme is now even better because he reduced the font size to normal again. For me it’s perfect now.
I liked the UI of Firefox 2.0 and 3.0, the new UIs of browsers are an eyesore for me, but the only half-decent browser with an old UI is Pale Moon and its support of the web is really poor, you can’t Print Screen and press Ctrl+V in imgur.com to post a screenshot and many other small details that make it horrible, so I have to accept the stupid changes and move on.
You and others should do the same, yeah, choice is always a nice thing to have, but having to support two different layouts isn’t an easy job. I’m here for the news articles, not how the website looks.
It’s Martin’s site. He gets to choose how it looks, not you, not me. He couldn’t possibly please all of us. I’m with Weilan on the UIs and will never give up the hope that preferences will circle back to the days of readability, attractive web pages and applications, and less scrolling.
However, isn’t the article about Google’s latest promise? About that I have this to say: Google can’t be trusted.


Question: Describe your thoughts on hindsight.

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Hindsight really highlights our lack of knowledge at the time of doing something, doesn’t it. Back then, it would have looked very impressive but today looks more cartoonish than scientific….
It’s really great that people are sharing this inofmraotin.


Question: Could you tell me about Jaigarh Fort? Respond briefly.

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Jaigarh Fort is situated on the promontory called the Cheel ka Teela (Hill of Eagles) of the Aravalli range; it overlooks the Amer Fort and the Maota Lake, near Amer in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. The fort was built by Jai Singh II in 1726 to protect the Amer Fort and its palace complex and was named after him.


Question: Create visualizations of various Chicago data sources. Respond in 31 sentences.

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Point and heat maps of Chicago created by plotting coordinates of traffic crashes. Time range used, spans from January 2016 through September 2018. The data can be found at data.cityofchicago.org.
Crash data shows information about each traffic crash on city streets within the City of Chicago limits and under the jurisdiction of Chicago Police Department (CPD).
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This entry was posted in Chicago Data, DataViz on 09/23/2018 by MantasCode.
This entry was posted in Chicago Data, DataViz on 08/09/2018 by MantasCode.
A look into Chicago police department’s arrest reports containing cannabis. The data is from data.cityofchicago.org. Time range used for the two static maps below is 2001 through 2018.
Time range used for bar chart and animated map below is 2010 through 2018. A gradual decline in the last 8 years can be noticed.
This entry was posted in Chicago Data, DataViz on 04/08/2018 by MantasCode.
Where will you be offered narcotics in Chicago? Or, where do cops go to do undercover busts.
Crime incident reports are gathered by the Chicago Police Department. The time range spans from 2001 through 2018. The data is from data.cityofchicago.org.
A decline in publicway narcotic solicitations or enforcement can be noticed around 2008.
This entry was posted in Chicago Data, DataViz on 03/31/2018 by MantasCode.
Attempting to visualize the chaotic migrations of CPD’s heroin related incident reports.
The heat and geo-temporal maps below represent Chicago Police Department’s primary crime type of narcotics, and a description containing heroin. The date range is 2001 through June 2017. Dataset downloaded from data.cityofchicago.org.
This entry was posted in Chicago Data, DataViz on 06/14/2017 by MantasCode.
17 years of illegal gambling in Chicago.
Curious as to what caused the decline over the last 17 years. Are people gambling less, or are police enforcing less?
This entry was posted in Chicago Data, DataViz on 06/12/2017 by MantasCode.
A look into School Profile Information for the school year of 2016/2017.
This entry was posted in Chicago Data, DataViz on 05/01/2017 by MantasCode.


Question: Describe the upcoming Transparent Goalposts feature in Rocket League.

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We're always adding new features and tech to Rocket League, and our next update this Autumn will use that philosophy to incorporate one of the most requested community features of all time: Transparent Goalposts -- which will drastically change how you see the ball in certain positions on the pitch.
Transparent Goalposts will add transparency to the goals, goalposts, and specific pieces of the Arena wall. More specifically, you will soon be able to see through parts of the Arena that were previously solid structures (depending on your position and camera view). When defending in-goal, for example, the posts and walls around you will become transparent for better vision. The same goes for players who hug Arena walls on offense or defense, because the quarterpipe will be see-through as well!
We had three goals in mind as we developed Transparent Goalposts. First, we wanted to provide consistent visibility in and around the goal areas for players across all Arenas. Second, we wanted Transparent Goalposts to have a positive effect on each Arena's artwork. In other words, Transparent Goalposts will narrow the visual space needed between the pitch and content outside the walls (crowds, statues, etc), allowing for better looks. Third and finally, we wanted to make it an option you can toggle on or off - although the community’s been asking for this feature for quite some time, we respect the fact that some may prefer things the way they’re accustomed to. It's your choice! Feel free to make it in the Options screen.
Expect to see (or not see, in this case) Transparent Goalposts in every standard Arena when we roll out our Autumn Update. As a compliment to this new feature, we will also be doing another performance pass in those same Arenas so that you can make the most of your new-found visual freedom.
Stay tuned for more information on our next update!


Question: What is the comparison between Stellar (XLM) and Ripple (XRP)?

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Stellar (XLM) – is the open-source, XLM (distributed payments infrastructure) that is, in fact, aspiring to outstrip Ripple (XRP). The main goal is to conquer all the cross-border transaction and be the leading platform for such an important solution for people, banks, and institutions all over the world.
Recently, Stellar (XLM) has partnered with Keybase who is well-known for its free mobile and computer security apps. Both companies are aiming to enhance cross-border deals with the purpose of connecting people with financial services costing lower than what users pay nowadays, and this way, fight against one of the major problems in the world which is poverty by developing the potential of each individual.
All this already stated above is what actually Ripple (XRP) offers, who through its blockchain platform (Rippkenet) counts with a pool of allies of over a hundred member financial institutions and banks. That makes the Stellar (XLM) purpose not so easy to get, but the company is definitely committed to succeeding on its path.
Then how could Stellar (XLM) overtake Ripple (XRP)?
Well, before introducing some of the reasons why Stellar could overtake Ripple it is important to say that both coins were founded by the same person, Jed MacCaleb which first did create Ripple and later on left the project and started a new one which was Stellar.
Both altcoins are very similar one to the other. Both were conceived with the idea to be functional on commercial establishments. Nevertheless, in spite of the similarities Stellar is perceived a non-profit organization and on the other hand, Ripple is, in fact, a firm operating for profit. Besides, Ripple is developed as a centralized operator, while Stellar is actually considered decentralized on its operations.
In the current moment, Ripple is the number three cryptocurrency when it comes to the value of market cap and shows up as a solid competitor for Stellar. Nonetheless, this is actually not stopping the company from keeping working and improving their services to climb up from the seventh place.
Moreover, Stellar also may overtake Ripple as the go-to platform for cross-border payments for just an easy reason: What will people choose… a cross-border payment service that is decentralized and which is open-source with non-profit interest or they will choose a centralized platform with an operating profit? The answer is obvious.
Next, we are going to see how Stellar and Ripple are performing in the charts and we can identify the same pattern on both coins after the market correction. Even though, there are now losing more than 60% from all-time highs we do not doubt that this is just temporary before we can see a huge bull run for this coins and also the rest of the market.
Stellar is trading at $0.23 cents down 18% in the last week while Ripple is trading at $0.70 cents down 13%.Although this market correction, both coins have huge potential on the upside and probably we could be back at those all-time highs and even go higher before the end of this year. In this way back to testing that ATH we will see which one performs better and stays more solid.
In conclusion, Stellar may overtake Ripple as the cross-border payments but in order to confirm that we may wait a little bit more and see how Stellar can attract more banks and big companies to join their platform. Nonetheless, it is only a matter of time to see what can happen; we never know what Ripple may have to fight back this strategy.


Question: Describe the signing of Wesley Hoedt to Southampton Football Club.

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Southampton Football Club is delighted to announce the signing of Dutch international centre-back Wesley Hoedt, from Lazio.
The sought-after 23-year-old today put pen to paper on a five-year contract at St Mary’s, becoming Saints' third arrival of the summer.
Hoedt, who began his career at AZ Alkmaar in his home country, moved to Lazio in 2015, going on to establish himself as one of the top young talents on the continent.
He made his senior international debut earlier this year and has since become a regular fixture in the Netherlands squad.
Vice Chairman (Football) Les Reed said: “Wesley is one of the most promising young defenders in Europe and represents a significant addition to our squad. Having procured a Champions League finalist from one Italian club we have now added an Italian Supercoppa winner from another.
"Finding a top quality central defender is difficult in the current environment and now we have six internationals in this position, both young and experienced.
Wesley Hoedt commented: "I'm really happy to be here. I think Southampton is a really big club, so it's a good next step for me to come here and to play in the Premier League and try to help the best I can."


Question: Can you tell me what Maranantha-Alkahest Sector is?

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Maranantha-Alkahest Sector is a 1982 role-playing game supplement published by Judges Guild for "Traveller".


Question: "What is Ashes and why should I care?"

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So maybe you have a friend who’s going on and on about this game “Ashes” that they play. You’re sitting here wondering, “What the heck is this game, and why should I care?” In the following article, I’d like to highlight some of the key differences between Ashes: Rise of the Phoenixborn and Magic: The Gathering and why you might like to give Ashes a try.
The first major difference is the distribution model Ashes uses. Instead of random packs, Ashes is distributed in expansions where all contents are the same. Additionally, every expansion comes with a full play set of each card, so there’s no need to purchase packs over again. Along with a slower release schedule than Magic, Ashes is much more affordable.
Ok, now let’s dive into the mechanics!
Mana: Instead of land cards, Ashes uses a dice based mana system. Each player chooses ten dice from six different magic types as part of deck construction. Each die has three types of faces on it; two basic, three class, and one power. The basic symbol is common through all magic types, while the class and power symbols are unique to each mana colour. These symbols form a sort of hierarchy, where each level can be used for costs of the levels below.
For example, a nature power die can be used as a nature power, nature class, or basic symbol. A charm class can be used for a charm class or basic symbol, but not as a charm power.
When a die is spent it is moved to the exhausted pool. It remains there until the beginning of the next round, when players re-roll all of their dice. They are then moved once again to the active pool, which serves as their mana pool for the coming round. Don’t worry though, poor rolling isn’t the end of the world. Meditation is a special action that players can perform to mitigate this chance; discarding cards from their hand, draw pile, or spellboard (that’s something we’ll get to later) to change a die to its power side. Some spells are also able to change die faces, ensuring you can play the cards you need without worrying about milling yourself.
Since you have access to all your resources at the start of each round, there is no mana ramp. Be careful though, your dice must last you the entire round. It does mean you can summon strong units from the beginning, however, which takes on additional significance due to our next mechanic.
Rounds: In Ashes, the game takes place over several rounds. Instead of drawing a card and un-tapping at the beginning of your turn, these are only done once both players have exhausted their options and passed. Once that happens, each player draws back up to 5, un-exhausts (untaps) all their cards, and re-rolls their dice.
Ready Spells: The backbone of any Ashes strategy is a good set of ready spells. These are similar to enchantment or artifact cards with a tap ability. They are played onto your spellboard, where they stay from round to round. Ready spells can do anything from summon conjurations (similar to tokens), draw cards, or perform battlefield control. Some provide additional effects once “focused”, which happens when you play multiple copies. They provide reliable effects to build strategies upon, especially when chosen for your first five!
Combat: Ashes adds an extra tactical layer to combat with the ability to attack an enemy unit directly, as well as swing for your opponent’s throat. Both options require the main action of your turn, however, resulting in a constant struggle to gain the upper hand on the battlefield. In addition, units on the defense do not automatically counter attack, instead, you have the choice to counter. Only then do you deal damage to the attacker, but at the cost of exhausting (tapping) your own unit. Since units don’t un-exhaust until the end of the round, each and every attack or counter needs to be carefully weighed.
Another element of combat is damage that stays around. Instead of healing at the end of every turn damage on units is tracked with wound tokens. This keeps all strengths of units relevant, no matter what round of the game.
Phoenixborn: Instead of nameless combatants, a game of Ashes represents the fight between two rival Phoenixborn. Part of deck construction is choosing which Phoenixborn to use. Each has a unique ability, card, and stat lines. These statistics include battlefield, how many units you can have at once, health, and spellboard how many different ready spells you can have at once.
Is there any reason I might not like Ashes? It’s only fair to provide the complete picture, so there are some reasons you may not wish to play Ashes.
Small Card Pool: The game is still fairly new, and there has not been a large amount of expansions. On the plus side, this means the barrier to entry is low, but unfortunately it also means the card pool is still on the small side. In addition, the slower release schedule, as noted earlier, may not attract all players.
Game Time: Ashes games usually take longer than Magic. The tournament game length is 50 minutes. Most games fit into this, but mill decks sometimes push that boundary.
Combos: Ashes is not a heavily combo based game. Now, that’s not to say there aren’t combos, far from it. Ashes deckbuilding is all about finding the synergy between cards. Rather, it means you will find no infinite combos here. You won’t be able to transform a 2/2 into a 30/30 with a handful of well timed cards.
That just about covers the basics. Of course, there is much more going on, but the above gives a general idea of the game. Hopefully this helps you figure out if Ashes is a game you might like to play. If you do, be sure to join the community on Facebook or Slack.
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Hey Fr. John! So stoked for the new album, people are gonna love it. Below are just a few references I thought you could throw in. I even included a few pitches, but totally fine if you use your own (you’re the boss, lol). Some are a little obscure, but I know how you love a good esoteric reference! I also attached my credit form to this email if you could just sign that and email it to my prof. Thanks!
The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire refers to the deadliest industrial accident in New York City’s history. 146 garment workers died in 1911 when a fire broke out and workers couldn’t escape the building. This reference provides an opportunity for you to comment on the human price of capitalism and the dangers of locking doors. Could be a good way to talk about how locking up our hearts leads to metaphorical smoke inhalation?
Coined by British cultural critic John Ruskin, this is a literary term that refers to the practice of the often overly sentimental attribution of human emotion to inanimate objects. FJM, you could use this to be self critical of your own use of this device (which I love!). Like, “Ohhh look how self-aware I am.” That sort of thing.
This was a television special featuring the soft rock duo The Carpenters that aired on ABC in May 1978. The premise of the special was that aliens came to earth to ask The Carpenters to help their extraterrestrial race make music. No doubt you consider The Carpenters your musical predecessors and you love taking a look at humankind from a distant view — perhaps even an extraterrestrial view? Maybe?
Have you already sung about the singularity before? No? Really? Wow, OK, you’re overdue. You’ve definitely sung about VR devices so this seems right up your alley. Basically, it’s the idea that we’ll invent artificial intelligence that will eventually just start improving itself to the point of being incomprehensibly intelligent, surpassing human intelligence and radically changing the world. It’s sort of the haunting conclusion of technology’s progress and says a lot about the nature of humanity and blah, blah, blah, something about how we’re all too plugged in.
Sample line: Hardback books and carcinogens/ children’s choirs and Playstations/ soft shell tacos and KFC/ are you prepared for the singularity?
While this one sounds appealing, you should be wary… essentially, it’s just a bribe scandal that involved President Harding, but it gets really murky. I definitely missed this question about this on the AP US exam (me, a professional researcher!!). If you do mention this, maybe draw some parallels to current political scandals? This one involves a murder so maybe it’s saying our current political scandals aren’t as bad as we think they are?
This is an art style that emerged in the late Renaissance in Italy. Whereas early Renaissance art focused on balance and ideal beauty, Mannerism puts these concepts on their head, exaggerating features and emphasizing the artificial over the natural. Again – maybe you could use this to draw some parallels about modern society? Like how we’re all artificial? I know how much you hate how artificial we all are.
This is a house in Los Angeles where, in December 1959, the father of the house reportedly murdered his wife in her sleep with a ball-peen hammer and then committed suicide using a cocktail of prescription medicine. The house was never occupied after the murders and rumor has is that the family’s Christmas tree and unwrapped gifts still remain untouched. Spooky huh? You sang about the Hollywood Cemetery so this seems like it would be a logical interest of yours. There’s also something that seems interesting about being frozen in time. That seems songworthy.
This is just a reality show. You love mixing fancy references with references to pop culture and who’s to say this one wouldn’t fit in nicely? There’s not much to it. It’s just about people who get married when they first meet each other.
Malo kingi (or the common kingslayer), is a jellyfish that was named for Robert King, a tourist who was killed by the sting of one of these jellies. It’s about the size of your thumbnail but can kill you! That’s pretty interesting, right? Something about like insignificant things becoming significant? Maybe?
Sample line: Swimming off the coast of Queensland/ who would think a jelly could slay this kingsman?/ Just a sting and fade to black/ the malo kingi stabs you in the back.
This is just a medium-sized park in Toronto. That’s it. You probably won’t find use for it, but it’d really throw people for a loop if you did.


Question: Describe the global reaction to reports of African migrants sold as slaves in Libya.

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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A video appearing to show African migrants sold as slaves in Libya sparked a global outcry on Monday as protests erupted in Europe and Africa, while soccer stars to U.N. officials made impassioned pleas for the abuse to end.
Two young men stand in the dark as an auctioneer shouts out prices in the footage published by news network CNN last week, appearing to sell them for the equivalent of about $400 each.
Young African men bound for Europe are frequently caught in trafficking networks and sold for labor in Libya, where many migrants are detained, tortured, and even killed, according to the U.N. International Organization for Migration (IOM).
The video, which the Thomson Reuters Foundation could not independently verify, was the first footage of people being sold, said Mary Fitzgerald, an independent researcher on Libya.
Protesters gathered outside the Libyan embassies in Paris and in African capitals including Bamako, Mali and Conakry, Guinea over the weekend and on Monday, according to local news reports. A protest is planned in London later this week.
Singers and soccer stars added their voices, with Manchester United’s Paul Pogba, of Guinean descent, throwing up his hands in a protest symbol after scoring a goal on Saturday and posting a message for ‘those suffering slavery in Libya’ on Instagram.
“What are you waiting for to react and intervene???” wrote Ivorian reggae artist Alpha Blondy in a Facebook post addressed to African leaders.
Many Libyans used the hashtag #LibyansAgainstSlavery on Facebook and Twitter, expressing horror and disapproval.
“Those of us who work in Libya have known about this for some time, but the video really brought it to the world’s attention,” said Fitzgerald, an author of a book about Libya.
The president of the U.N. General Assembly said on Twitter he was “appalled” by the reports of slave auctions, and the African Union called for an immediate end to the practice.
Six years after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, Libya is still a lawless state where armed groups compete for land and resources and people-smuggling networks operate with impunity.
“People are rightfully outraged, but don’t hold your breath that anything real is going to happen,” Human Rights Watch (HRW) researcher Hanan Salah told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
At least 20,000 migrants are being detained in Libya, which is the main gateway for Africans to reach Europe, according to the IOM.


Question: Provide a brief biography of Andreas Weimann.

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Andreas Weimann (; born 5 August 1991) is an Austrian professional footballer who plays as a forward or winger for club Bristol City and the Austrian national team. He has represented Austria at full international level and also played for Watford during two separate loan spells in 2011. Weimann was signed by Aston Villa as a sixteen-year-old from Rapid Vienna and went on to make over 100 appearances in the Premier League before his transfer to Derby County. He joined Wolves on loan in January 2017 before joining Bristol City in July 2018.
Born in Vienna, Weimann began his career at hometown club FC Stadlau before joining Rapid Wien as a thirteen-year-old. He remained there for three years, before being signed by Premier League club Aston Villa, joining the club alongside fellow Austrian Dominik Hofbauer (now of SKN St. Pölten). He has since mentioned that he still supports Rapid.


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. Please provide a brief summary of the song “Love on My Mind” by Freemasons.

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"Love on My Mind" is a song by British dance band Freemasons. It was released as the first single from their debut album "Shakedown", which was not released until 2007, and features vocals from British singer Amanda Wilson. The song's melody and some of its lyrics sample the 1979 hit "This Time Baby" by Jackie Moore. Additionally, it includes the lyrics from the chorus of the Tina Turner song "When the Heartache Is Over".


Question: Describe the new Hakase record.

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I am pleased to announce that the newest Hakase record is done! You can listen to it here and buy a copy if you want! I'm very pleased with how these songs turned out, if you like cute and chill bloops and bleeps it may be your jam! It is also available on itunes, Apple Music, Spotify, Tidal, and whatever other streaming music service you may prefer.


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CHICAGO (June 5, 2018) – Defender Margaret Purce has departed U.S. Women’s National Team training camp due to a right ankle sprain suffered in training. The Portland Thorns outside back has returned to Portland to be further evaluated and begin her rehabilitation.
The USA now has 24 players in training camp as the squad preps for two friendly matches against China PR, taking place on Thursday, June 7 at Rio Tinto Stadium in Sandy, Utah, Presented by Cutter Insect Repellent (7 p.m. MT / 9 pm ET; FS1 & UDN) and on Tuesday, June 12 at FirstEnergy Stadium in Cleveland (7 p.m. ET; ESPN2).


Question: Please provide a detailed review of the Kromlech Orc Warchief in Juggernaut Mecha-Armour model.

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Waaagh!!! When it comes to Orcs and Orks, bigger is always better, and this offering from Kromlech doesn’t disappoint. Today we are reviewing the absolutely huge Orc Warchief in Juggernaut Mecha-Armour, a hulking Orc which looks like it will make an excellent alternative Ork Warboss in Mega Armour for Warhammer 40k players.
The Orc Warchief in Juggernaut Mecha-Armour is priced at £23.17 ($38.53) from Kromlech and consists of 19 highly detailed parts, which when assembled create a massive and mean leader for your Orc/Ork force.
Lets take a closer look at what you get in this kit. First up is the torso, it’s absolutely covered in thick armour plates, rivets, bolts, cables, and engine details. This, along with all of the other parts we received are very well cast, we didn’t come across any bubbles or other issues at all and only a very small amount of cleaning up was needed.
Just as impressively detailed (and massive!) are the legs that come with this kit. There are 3 pairs of holes where additional armour plates will be placed during assembly.
The arms are also massively armoured, the right arm ends in a socket for a large close combat weapon, while the left arm houses a fearsome double barrelled machine gun. There’s also a socket on the left arm where you can slot even more dakka into place. Looking at the other side of the arms we can see that they include ball joints in the shoulders which should give us some posing options when assembling this gigantic Ork.
Here are some of the smaller parts that come with this kit. The 3 right-most pieces are options that slot into the left arm, while the small part to the left will be added to the body. In the second photo you can see the brutal-looking pointing Power Klaw.
3 different head options come in this kit, 2 are bare Ork heads with bionic eyes and huge maws, while the other is fully enclosed with heavy armour plates in an Orky style.
In the following photo you can see the highly detailed trophy pole and a selection of armour plates that can be added to this models legs.
Lastly we have the 40mm scenic base that comes with the kit, its very nicely cast with some tiny details including nuts and bolts.
Now that we’ve had a good look at all the parts, lets assemble this beast. We’ll start with the legs and base, adding some glue to the feet and lining them up with the space on the scenic base.
…Just before we go any further, check out how big this Ork is going to be, just his legs are bigger than a Warhammer 40k Space Marine!
This is a good time to attach some of the armour plates to legs, there are several you can choose from.
Here’s the left arm, plus the optional rokkit, flame thrower, or just an end cap. We’ve decided to go with the rokkit, but it’d be nice to drop a small magnet in here so that you can swap these options around as needed.
Just one option for the right arm, this massive power klaw. Whoever it’s pointing at is in BIG trouble.
Here we’ve got the torso, the trophy pole and the small cover to fit on an exhaust pipe. The second picture shows where to attach the exhaust cover, while the third adds the trophy pole into the socket on top.
This kit comes with 3 head options as mentioned earlier. We’ve picked one of the bare heads for our build, which fits very nicely into the space on top of the torso.
….Woah, what a beast this thing is, here are some photos from other angles to show off all the details. We’ll definitely be able to use this as a mega armoured Warboss in our Warhammer 40k Ork army, or even as a Ghazkul Mag Uruk Thraka alternative.
Here is a shot of the Warboss next to a Warhammer 40k Space Marine for scale. Wow, a super human in power armour never looked so puny.
Lastly, to really show off how big this is, here is our new Warboss next to a Warhammer 40k Dreadnought for scale. IT’S BIGGER THAN A DREADNOUGHT!
Excellent review! I had no idea this mini was so gigantic. Now I understand the pricing! The scale photos are great, and thanks for taking the time to showcase the kit!
Thanks Greggles, yep the price is a shocker if you’ve not seen how big this guy is!
Really lovin this model. I might have to buy one very soon haha. My only complaint is that it’s almost TOO messy. Messiness/jankyness is understandable for orks but it needs some clean parts too, like the flamer for instance. I would definitely greenstuff that and redo the holes, maybe clean the tips of the gun barrels as well. But aside from that this dude is freaking awesome! Thanks for the high res pics and review, yours is the most detailed I’ve been able to find.


Question: "Do you have any recommendations for a book on deception, suitable for a layman, that cover the material similar to what was presented in the "Art of Deception" class?

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After trying (unsuccessfully) to get young students excited about learning informal logic, Jeremy Beahan began flirting with a different strategy. Perhaps a better way to convey the value of fair-minded/ critical thinking would be through the study of its intellectual opposite — deception. This simple idea had a surprisingly strong impact on how students engaged with the material.
Instead of endlessly rehearsing procedures for analyzing arguments, students delight in examining real "case studies in deception"-- everyday instances of fraud, distortion, manipulation,self-deception and group think. Through class activities and assignments students can imaginatively step into the role of the deceiver by learning how to fake psychic powers, perform classic street-cons or twist logic in order to defeat an opponent. Also, when students witness the harm done to individuals and society by deception they can come to see the value of thinking skeptically and work to expose deception in their own community.
Am I completely wrong in thinking there is no download link here?
The link "podcast" is not known to Firefox. You need to use IE or an IE rendering inside Firefox. Hope this helps, hope they fix it.
Sad day, the audio is cut off abruptly, well before the end of the lecture! Please re-upload with the full audio if possible, I'd really like to hear the end of this.
I down loaded the file directly, and it got cut off short, also.
The file I got from iTunes is cut off also.
Yea Itunes cuts it off at like 40 min.
But other than that, LOVE IT!
Thanks for doing this Jeremy. Seems to be a complete 1hr 11mins.
Is there someplace to get a written list of the books mentioned plus maybe some supplementary material?
I think the problem with the track cutting off has been resolved. If anyone else has difficulties please let me know.
Love this podcast. The information provided has helped me win so many debates with my religious friends it's not even funny.
What's the name of the "religious" music that makes up the first part of the theme song for Reasonable Doubts?
Although an atheist, I do like that type of music.
But seriously, this was really interesting stuff, especially the part about decoys. I never realized just how that could work. Jeremy, if you used slides or something for your presentation, could you post those as well? Pretty please?
Agree with Anathma and Ryan R, please post references, reading list, slides. Would be much appreciated. Thanks for a fantastic episode!
Will you be posting some show notes for this podcast? I was listening while gardening, and couldn't write down the books and other references. I'm a young adult librarian and I would like to be able to recommend some of these references. Thanks!
This is such wonderful idea for teaching critical thinking because it embeds "why do I need to know this?" into the learning. Nobody likes getting fooled.
My experience has been that people's critical ability kicks in when their curiosity is sufficiently aroused. In other words, there is no such thing as critical thinking; there is only critical thinking about stuff. And there's two kinds of stuff: interesting stuff and non-interesting stuff. And who the hell wants to think hard about non-interesting stuff.
Another really inetersting book is Daniel T. Willingham's "Why Don't Students Like School: A Cognitive Scientist Answers Questions About How the Mind Works and What It Means for the Classroom."
A quick search and found all of them on amazon.
Thanks for sharing the lecture.
Really great lecture. I am really impressed by how you had the originality to explore how to teach the class in a more appealing way, and then to actually do it.
I was also impressed Jeremy by that debate you did a while ago - I would have been crushed under the pompous yet persuasive manner of you're opponents public speaking skills - yet you cut right through it like a hot knife through butter.
(although after listening to this ep I understand more of how you were capable of doing that).
And lastly, I love how you emphasised how before you consider yourself as anything you should identify yourself as a pursuer of truth.
Dropping your ego in the face of the pursuit of truth really is the key to all of this (if not sometimes hard, and humbling, and a little scary).
Is it ethical to manipulate people into buying things ie. the dummy option (similar yet higher priced alternative)?
I'll rephrase that - I don't mean ethical, more 'can one sleep at night manipulating people into giving over their money' - or is it just good business sense?
I only just listened to this show and loved it! I don't suppose there is any possibility of presenting material similar to what you presented in the "Art of Deception" class as a series of podcast lectures?
Hi Jeremy, thanks for sharing an excellent lecture. Can I ask for your recommendation for a book on this topic suitable for a layman?


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The 2018–19 Los Angeles Clippers season was the 49th season of the franchise in the National Basketball Association (NBA), their 41st season in Southern California, and their 35th season in Los Angeles.


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The Hofmann–Martius rearrangement in organic chemistry is a rearrangement reaction converting an N-alkylated aniline to the corresponding ortho and / or para aryl-alkylated aniline. The reaction requires heat, and the catalyst is an acid like hydrochloric acid.
When the catalyst is a metal halide the reaction is also called the Reilly–Hickinbottom rearrangement.


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The Old Days Feeling is a collection of out-of-print, reissued, and unreleased songs by American musician Mirah. Additionally, the album features collaborative work by Phil Elvrum and Calvin Johnson of K Records. Released to a positive reception in 2008, the album received a score of 7/10 by PopMatters.
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EDMONTON—The man believed to have introduced the green onion cake to Edmonton decades ago has opened up a shop with a simple mission: to sell the best version of the snack in the city.
Siu To, 78, opened the doors to his new space, called Green Onion Cake Man, at 118 Ave. and 91 St., this weekend. The cosy space has two tables and a counter with barstools facing the window. The eating space is open to the kitchen, were customers are greeted by To and his wife.
“I hope this will be a little eatery place. Every item we are selling is under $5, but we guarantee quality. Hot from the grill and hot from the stove,” he said.
To said it takes him five minutes to make the cakes, and if he sees too many customers walking in, he will throw a bunch on the stove.
“That’s the only choice they have, right?” he laughed.
Right now, the store sells green onion cakes, and green onion cakes only, and To is banking on his version being hotter and fresher than the competition’s.
His golden brown green onion cakes have a salty, doughy flavour. Each bite is soft, but also flaky, a texture you only get from freshly made cakes.
Green onion cake, an Edmonton staple, is served everywhere from Chinese food restaurants to festival grounds. It resembles a dense pancake filled with green onions.
To made it his mission in life to teach people how to properly make the cakes, which is why he made a video showing the masses how to properly make a green onion cake and held cooking classes.
However, he believes many cooks fall short on delivering the true essence of the snack.
He realized he couldn’t convince the masses to change their ways, so he decided to take it upon himself to provide fresh, piping-hot green onion cakes to Edmontonians.
Best Green Onion Cakes ever!! From Edmonton's favorite Green Onion Cake Man, Siu To.
To, along with his wife, opened his store during Kaleido Festival, an annual arts happening that takes place on Alberta Avenue.
A staple at the farmers market, To says his regular customers are very excited about his store.
Because its opening has been a bit of a surprise, the number of customers has been slow and steady, but To prefers it that way.
“We just slowly opened and we tried to gain the experience, to see how the people accept this ... we like it that way, the slow pace, so we can correct lots of things,” he said.
To came to Edmonton from the Chinese port city of Qingdao in 1978 and opened Happy Garden in Parkallen, considered the first restaurant in Edmonton to serve northern Chinese fare.
The cake’s origins were tracked down to To by Salma Kaida, an Edmonton woman who launched a movement five years ago to make them the official dish of Edmonton.
“There was so much about him that was just larger than life that it just kind of gave the whole story a little bit of personality and life,” she told StarMetro in April.
To sells his green onion cakes for $3 each at his shop, which is open Tuesday to Saturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
When asked why he just focuses on green onion cakes, To said it wasn’t his focus — it was Edmontonians’.
Correction — Sept. 26, 2018: This article was edited from a previous version that mistakenly said Green Onion Cake Man is at 118 Ave. and 97 St. In fact, the shop is located at 118 Ave. and 91 St.


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SS "Kavirondo" was a steam tug on Lake Victoria in East Africa. She was named after a local Lake Victoria region and was one of many compact Lake Victoria steamships operated by the Uganda Railway.


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Beautiful Memories is a 1976 vinyl album recorded by Bing Crosby for United Artists Records, and the last album of new material to be released during his lifetime. Eight of the songs were recorded at Devonshire Sound Studios, Magnolia Boulevard, North Hollywood on October 19 and 29, 1976. The orchestral accompaniment was recorded in London on September 10 and 11, 1976 and Crosby dubbed his voice in Los Angeles.
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They have "unprecedented power" over how Americans get information, he said.
Al Franken has again raised alarms about how Facebook and Google are misusing the "unprecedented power" they wield over how the public gets information. In a speech yesterday, he pointed out that while the firms control 75 percent of all news traffic referrals, both allowed Russia to interfere in US politics despite obvious signals. "The government has a responsibility to ensure that these corporations do not endanger our national security, our democracy or our fundamental freedoms," Franken said.
The Minnesota Senator noted that news publishers spend money, time and talent chasing down stories, but are beholden to companies concerned with revenue, not informed public discourse. "The content creators that rely on [those] platforms to reach consumers have lost all their leverage," he said. "Google, Facebook and Amazon have used their algorithms to extract unfair terms and fees from those dependent on their platforms."
With this unprecedented power, platforms have the ability to redirect into their pockets the advertising dollars that once went to newspapers and magazines. No one company should have the power to pick and choose which content reaches consumers and which doesn't.
A recent example of that is Facebook's recent "pay to play" experiment that relegated publisher's articles in six markets from the main News Feed to a harder-to-reach area called the Explore Feed. That caused a stark drop in organic traffic for sites in those countries, something that would force publishers to make up the deficit by buying ads instead. Facebook said that it wasn't planning on releasing the service globally, but many publishers found the mere presence of the test alarming.
The speech came just a few days after US Congress grilled laywers from Facebook, Twitter and Google about their role in Russian meddling and abuse on the platforms. Franken participated in one of the three hearings, and was particularly critical over Facebook's inability to detect Russian-based ads. "People are buying ads on your platforms with rubles ... you can't put together rubles with a political ad and go, hmm, those two data points spell out something bad?" he asked.
Facebook recently said that it would sacrifice profit to tackle the problem of fake news, but that doesn't address it (and Google's) outsize influence over the publishing industry. That could turn into an anti-trust issue, and with that, much closer government scrutiny. "With this unprecedented power, platforms have the ability to redirect into their pockets the advertising dollars that once went to newspapers and magazines," he said. "No one company should have the power to pick and choose which content reaches consumers and which doesn't."


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It is, apparently, #WorldPoetryDay (on Twitter at least) and the question of writing a scientific paper in poetry form cropped up again (it does every now and then). And when it does, I usually end up digging through the dusty folders on my computer to find the few examples of chemistry poetry that I’ve come across over the years. To save me doing that again, I figured I’d just compile them into a blog post (and if you do know of any more examples, please point me to them in the comments below).
The article is written in iambic pentameter and there’s an analysis of the whole thing over at the Poetry & Popular Culture blog.
Science in sonnet form just didn’t catch on.
Science gets the 5-7-5 treatment.
Maskill is not the only poet-chemist out there; Roald Hoffmann, recipient of the 1981 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, is also well-known for his writing outside of scientific journals, including books, plays and poetry. He has been known to combine the two, including this table-of-contents entry in Angewandte Chemie in 2009 (thanks to Neil Withers for pointing this one out a while back).
Maybe all TOC text should be written in limerick form? Or maybe not.
Know of any other scientific papers written in verse? Let me know in the comments!
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Marcel Zeller (3 August 1973 – 25 November 2016) was a professional boxer from Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Germany.


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We have created a free tool that automates the detection and removal of the widespread Flashback Mac OS X malware.
The tools creates a log file (RemoveFlashback.log) on current user's Desktop. If any infections are found, they are quarantined into an encrypted ZIP file (flashback_quarantine.zip) to the current user's Home folder. The ZIP is encrypted with the password "infected".
Quite surprisingly, Apple hasn't added detection for Flashback — by far the most widespread OS X malware ever — to the built-in XProtect OS X antivirus tool.
Also note that Apple has not provided a patch for the Java vulnerability used by Flashback for OS X v10.5 (or earlier). More than 16% of Macs still run OS X 10.5.
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Peercoin (PPC) is a cryptocurrency. Users are able to generate PPC through the process of mining. Peercoin has a current supply of 25,320,377 PPC. The last known price of Peercoin is 0.606289 USD and is up 3.77% over the last 24 hours. It is currently trading on 15 active market(s) with 209,798 USD traded over the last 24 hours. More information can be found at http://www.peercoin.net.