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CBS News has learned the number of people caught illegally crossing the United States' northern border is up 142 percent. Border Patrol agents apprehended 445 people entering the U.S. from Canada during the first six months of 2018; that compares with 184 during the same period last year.
The northern border is very easy to cross, which was actually the original intention. But it also makes it very difficult to secure.
An unguarded metal fence is the only thing keeping smugglers from entering a remote corner of New York State – a small part of the physical security infrastructure along America's northern border.
Norm Lague, the Border Patrol agent in charge here, says it's impossible to cover 100 percent of the entire 5,525-mile-long U.S.-Canadian border, the longest and busiest land boundary in the world.
About 400,000 people and more than 1.6 billion in goods legally cross the border every day.
Last year, Border Patrol agents along the northern border apprehended 3,027 people who were in the country illegally. By comparison, agents along the southern border captured more than 300,000.
"The northern border is much more vast," said Lague. "The terrain is very difficult to work in, and we do not have the resources at our disposal that the southern border has," said Lague.
Notably, of those apprehended along the northern border, nearly half (1,489) were from Mexico. Mexican citizens don't need a visa to enter Canada, and one-way flights to Toronto and Montreal only cost about $300. Once there, Border Patrol agents say, they can slip into the U.S.
Many buildings and businesses literally straddle the northern border. At Derby Line, Vermont, a row of flower pots marks the northern border, which actually cuts right through the Haskell Free Library and Opera House.
And illegal traffic goes both ways. Just last January, a Canadian man pleaded guilty to smuggling handguns through the Haskell library into Canada.
Many official ports of entry, like a floating dock near Lake Champlain, are unmanned at night. Border Patrol agents rely on local residents, patrols and sensors to alert them to possible crossings.
Thousands of sensors deployed along the border incorporate motion detectors and cameras. When they sense someone coming across, the tricky part is getting a border patrol agent there in time quickly enough to catch them.
Sometimes entering the U.S. is as simple as walking across a 20-foot wide clearing in the woods, or paddling across a lake. And you don't have to check in with anyone.
Porter Fox is author of "Northland: A 4,000-Mile Journey Along America's Forgotten Border" (W.W. Norton). "It's generally agreed that the northern border is more vulnerable to a terrorist sneaking into this country," Fox said. "The only known terrorists to be apprehended coming overland into America came from the North.
"This border was created in a different time. It was created as the world's friendliest border between two countries."
He said that seven million American jobs depend on cross-border business. "There's a lot at stake up here in the North," Fox said.


Question: Describe the 1968 Super Bowl.

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The Super Bowl is just 50 days away. So, let’s look at the Super Bowl from 50 years ago to honor this not that significant occasion!
Miami’s Orange Bowl played host to Super Bowl II on January 14, 1968. The game pitted the NFL champion Green Bay Packers against the Oakland Raiders of the American Football League.
In 1967, the NFL had 16 teams divided into four divisions. Thus, the Packers were in their first season as a member of the central division. That division composed of the Pack, Lions, Bears and Vikings now called the NFC north exists to this day. (It included the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1977-2001). The NFL/NFC central division was known for its tough hitting. So, it was dubbed “the black and blue division” virtually from the outset.
While Green Bay’s defense was as strong as ever in ’67, the offense was up and down. The departure of future Hall of Famers Paul Hornung and Jim Taylor hurt Green Bay’s rushing game. Hence, they had four backs with at least 77 carries and none with more than 466 yards on the season. Their lack of a rushing attack impacted Bart Starr’s effectiveness as he tossed only 9 touchdown passes along with 17 interceptions. But, when the games counted, Green Bay prospered.
In one of the coldest games in league history, the Packers outlasted Dallas, 21-17. Green Bay scored with just 16 seconds left from the one on a QB sneak by Starr. Rightfully, it goes down in history as one of the greatest game-winning drives in one of the greatest NFL games of all-time.
Oakland dealt with no adversity on their road to the 1967 AFL championship. They cruised to a 13-1 record. Subsequently, they trounced Houston in the championship game, 40-7. The Raiders’ offense fielded a strong unit. At quarterback was the “mad bomber,” Daryle Lamonica. They fielded playmakers like Hewritt Dixon, Bill Miller and the amazing Fred Biletnikoff. Their defense was solid too. In fact, John Madden was their very young linebacker coach!
The stage was set for Super Bowl II. Oddsmakers made Green Bay huge favorites for the second straight season and they lived up to the hype.
The difference in the game came down to three things – big plays, turnovers and field goals.
The Raiders punted on their first three drives. But, they held their own on defense…until Starr hit Boyd Dowler for a 62-yard touchdown in the middle of the second quarter. The big play gave the Pack a 13-0 lead.
Oakland bounced right back with a great 78-yard drive where Lamonica was 5-for-5. Ultimately, he hit Miller from the 22 cutting the Packers’ lead to 13-7. However, Green Bay scored twenty consecutive points. Their last score came on a Willie Wood pick six.
The second half turned into a coronation as a truly great era in history was coming to an end. Vince Lombardi’s Packers were the first dynasty of the Super Bowl era. Green Bay set the bar. They were well-coached. They played fundamental football. Likewise, they crushed their opponents while they were down.
So, Lombardi’s guys carried him off the field after the win. It was his last game on the Pack sideline. His legacy speaks for itself as the Super Bowl winner receives the “Lombardi Trophy.” Sadly, three years later, he passed away from cancer.
As an organization, the Packers drifted into mediocrity. Consequently, they sniffed the playoffs only a few times until Brett Favre joined the club in the early 90’s. The Raiders, on the other hand, emerged as a power for the next two decades. They won three Super Bowls over eight seasons and from 1967-1986 held the highest winning percentage in all of sports.
Tomorrow, we’ll discuss the iconic Super Bowl from 49 years ago.
Does Rob Gronkowski Deserve Better?


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Oliwa forests are forests located in Gdańsk.


Question: Describe the tension between Kim and Jimmy in the episode "Wiedersehen" of "Better Call Saul" Season 4.

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Seehorn also teases that the upcoming Season 4 finale will end on "a very big cliffhanger" about the fate of Jimmy McGill.
You’ll rarely talk to an actor who’s put more time and thought into who their character is, and what their relationships are, than someone working on “Better Call Saul.” And the results show in the deeply nuanced work that can make the most seemingly mundane fight into some of the year’s most captivating television.
In “Wiedersehen,” the penultimate episode of Season 4, longtime partners Kim (Rhea Seehorn) and Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) have the sort of war of words that can destroy a relationship permanently. The brawl on the parking garage rooftop is fueled by Jimmy’s anger and frustration on his past year of work trying to rehabilitate himself in the eyes of the bar association and regain his license to practice law.
Key to the scene, Seehorn told IndieWire, was both careful collaboration between herself, director Vince Gilligan, co-creator Peter Gould, and writer Gennifer Hutchinson, and Odenkirk — including, at a certain point, putting some distance between herself and her co-star prior to filming.
The fight is about far more than Jimmy’s failure to reattain his license; seemingly smaller issues that have been planted all season long as Kim and Jimmy’s relationship has been complicated by underlying insecurities, slights, and insults.
“I’m good enough to live with, good enough to sleep with, but god forbid you should have an office with me,” Jimmy slings at her at one point, one of the scene’s most memorable moments, one that was key for Seehorn’s take on the scene.
It speaks to a key part of Kim’s characterization — her instinct to compartmentalize various aspects of her life, which lets her both serve as a practicing corporate lawyer while also running cons with Jimmy on the side, and live with Jimmy while also not fully committing to a law practice together.
Things don’t end there for the pair in this episode — instead, a tentative effort is made to reconnect in the end, though on very specific terms.
The “Better Call Saul” Season 4 finale premieres Monday, October 8 at 9 p.m. on AMC.


Question: Describe what BBC Music Day on Friday September 28th is all about.

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Members of Pulp and Happy Mondays are set to go head to head in a special episode of daytime TV favourite ‘Bargain Hunt’.
As part of BBC Music Day on Friday September 28, Pulp’s Jarvis Cocker with Candida Doyle will take on Bez and Rowetta Idah from Happy Mondays on BBC, as part of a special day of shows from the broadcaster.
Now in its fourth year, the event will also see the likes of Kylie Minogue, Gareth Malone and Ella Eyre take part in a “UK-wide celebration of music”.
A special edition of ‘Pointless’ will feature Shaun Keaveny, Lianne La Havas, Amy Macdonald, Leslie Garrett and Ella Eyre alongside other BBC radio presenters, while ‘Woman’s Hour’ will publish Women in Music Power List – “celebrating the top 40 female voices in music, from songwriters and performers to managers and producers”.
Following in the footsteps of Ozzy Osbourne, Miles Kane and Shaun Ryder last year, Kylie will be voicing train announcements at major stations across the UK.


Question: Describe the benefits of hiring dedicated ASP.NET developers from CS Solutions.

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CS Solutions is one of the innovative ASP.NET web development company in Canada. We have skilled resources and dedicated developers that are expert in handling small websites to big organization portals and e-commerce website to social networking websites. Our ASP.NET developers in Toronto, Mississauga and GTA are well rounded professionals having a proper training, certification and experience. The .NET consulting and software development is carried out in order to meet the short term goals of the client and you can also hire dedicated .NET development team to fulfil your monthly projects.
ASP.NET developing is the very complex programming. We have experienced asp.net developers and asp.net programmers that you can hire for developing your web applications at affordable prices.
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Question: Describe the process of creating vegan sticky chilli prawns.

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The breadth of vegan replacements you can find will never cease to amaze me. Since moving to Melbourne, I’ve had the opportunity to try so many more amazing things that I wasn’t aware were so easily accessible. From different types of cheese, to a huge variety of mock meat, to fish. If you want it, you can find it.
This leads me nicely onto these completely insane vegan sticky chilli prawns. For starters, the prawns look so realistic you’d easily fool any meat eater into thinking they’re real. Seriously, just look at them. Then, they actually taste really good too! Having had prawns in a number of different restaurants since arriving in Melbourne, I knew that it was something I wanted to experiment with.
You can find these vegan prawns in any good Asian shop. They are however fairly expensive, so keep that in mind before embarking on your own prawn related journey. That’s not to say you shouldn’t give them a try. But perhaps wait for a special occasion.
So for my first foray into the world of vegan fish, I wanted to create a sticky, chilli sauce, taking inspiration from Thai food. This is a flavourful mix of soy sauce, fish sauce, fresh chilli, lime, ginger, garlic and parsley. It’s a beautiful combination of fresh, vibrant flavours, that pair fantastically with the prawns. Seriously, you need to give these a go.
It seems like a lot of sauce at the start, but give it time, and it will cook down, leaving you with an incredible sticky sauce. Garnish with more chilli, lime and fresh parsley and you’re onto a winner.
Step 10 Serve with lime wedge!
These prawns look amazing. Im certainly going to try these out.
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Question: "What's going on with Peggy Olson's storyline this season?"

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Mad Men, What Have You Done With Peggy Olson?
The first scene in season 7 of Mad Men is of Freddy Rumsen pitching an Accutron watch campaign to Peggy Olson. The scene sets up a twist at the end of the episode (Freddy, it turns out, is acting as sock puppet for a still-on-leave Don Draper), but it also suggests how Peggy has risen in the world. Late in season 6, we saw her in Don’s office after he’d been displaced, shot from behind in the classic Draper pose of regally surveying the view out the window. Now, Don (through Freddy) was pitching, and Peggy was judging. She may never have ended up writing copy for Virginia Slims, as had been hinted in an earlier season, but baby, she’d come a long way.
It turned out to be more complicated than that, of course. Peggy, we quickly saw, still had a creative director above her–this time, Lou Avery, who was at least as casually dismissive of her (or her writers’) ideas as Don could be and showed even less respect. But with Don out of the office, it looked like Peggy–who, as Willa Paskin noted in New York magazine, is in many ways the secret protagonist of Mad Men–would have a central role in the doings at SC&P.
But beginning with that premiere episode, Peggy’s story has taken a strange turn. Since the beginning of the series, she’s often seemed to be a kind of mirror, alternative Don, and we soon saw that she, like him, was unmoored in 1969–except that her unmooring, apparently, was all about a man, Ted Chaough. The premiere found her awkwardly encountering her awkward ex-boss and -lover in the SC&P kitchenette, and ended with her sobbing, alone, by the door of her empty apartment. Come Valentine’s Day, a case of mistaken identity regarding a bouquet of roses sent her into an unfocused rage, leaving an angry message for a puzzled Ted and yelling at her secretary Shirley for “embarrassing” her in an it’s-all-about-me tone that would do Hannah Horvath proud. Episode 3 showed her only briefly, as she icily told Don, “Can’t say that we missed you,” her hostility, seemingly, driven largely by Don’s having yielded the job in California to Ted.
Where have you hidden our Peggy, Mad Men? And how did you replace her with this hostile, unpleasant basket case, lashing out at everyone in sight and pining over a long-lost married man?
It’s not implausible or belittling that Peggy should be a wreck, even months later–any more than it was, say, for Don to fall to pieces over his rejection by his neighbor Sylvia last year. One great aspect of Peggy as a character, and Mad Men’s treatment of her as a character, is that she’s an individual, not a composite, not a stand-in for womankind, not an icon. It’s to the show’s credit that it has always drawn her from the perspective of what she as a person would want, not what we as the audience need her to be. You can relate to her wit and ambition and yet see that can she sometimes be cold, self-centered–human.
I write all this, of course, with the knowledge that this is very early in the season, and episode four could entirely turn me around on Peggy and whatever’s eating her this year. (Episode three or four of a season is also often where fans begin grousing that Mad Men is going nowhere, just before it achieves liftoff.) But I worry. As we’ve seen with Don, Mad Men can be captivating when a character is losing his sense of himself. I just hope, with Peggy, that the series isn’t losing its sense of her.


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Oh boy, do I love crispy fried chicken. The only problem is, the standard flour breading means that we can’t eat it on a low-carb diet. So in my search for a way to make a keto-friendly version of this classic meal, I decided to turn to crushed pork rinds as a substitute for bread crumbs. Today, I will share you with my recipe for a low-carb (and spicy!) version of crispy chicken.
Step 1: Preheat your oven to 400F.
Step 3: Crack the eggs into a small bowl and whisk the eggs until they are completely mixed.
Step 4: Cut the chicken breasts into slices that are about 1 inch wide and 2-3 inches long. Make them look like chicken strips!
Step 5: One at a time, begin to dip the chicken strips into the egg mixture. After fully coating the chicken strip in egg, place the chicken strip on top of the crushed pork rinds and roll the strip around until it is completely covered in the pork rind coating.
Step 7: Place the chicken strips into the 400F oven for 30 minutes.
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Question: What episode of "Once Upon a Time" was "Her Handsome Hero"? Respond in 1 sentences.

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"Her Handsome Hero" is the seventeenth episode of the fifth season of the American fantasy drama series "Once Upon a Time", which aired on April 10, 2016.


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.


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"The Undiscovered" is an alternate history short story by William Sanders that won the Sidewise Award for Alternate History. "The Undiscovered" was originally published in the March 1997 issue of "Asimov's" and, in addition to its Sidewise Award nomination, was nominated for the Hugo Award, the Nebula Award, and the Theodore Sturgeon Award. The story was subsequently reprinted in "The Year's Best Science Fiction: Fifteenth Annual Collection", "The Best Alternate History Stories of the 20th Century", and "".


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Question: Describe the Whim Creek Copper Mine.

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 Describe the Whim Creek Copper Mine.

The Whim Creek Copper Mine is an operating copper oxide mine, located in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.


Question: Respond in 765 words. What's a good recipe for making aloo cutlets?

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Aloo cutlets are pancake-shaped snacks made of potato (aloo means "potato" in Urdu). Indian cooking rarely uses eggs as a binder so to make sure the patties don't break, soaked bread is added to the potato mixture. It's an easy vegetarian snack that satisfies my family's cravings. To make the cutlets a more complete meal, I added protein-packed chana dal (garbanzo lentils). I flavored these appetizers with a little ginger, turmeric and amchur (mango powder) to balance the flavor of the cutlets.
We often make a huge batch of cutlets on Saturday mornings with the girls. They’ve gotten so good that they pretty much do it on their own. Once they’re done cooking, we usually just serve them with a bowl of sour cream. Yum!
In a bowl wash the chana dal thoroughly. Pick out and discard any badly-shaped beans, then soak them for at least 30 minutes. Drain as much liquid as possible. Set aside.
In a saucepan, combine the soaked chana dal and1 tablespoon of oil. Add water; the water should cover the lentils entirely. Bring to a boil then lower to a gentle simmer and cook for about 35-40 minutes. Add salt half-way through the cooking process (it will bring out the natural flavor of the lentils and they'll be more tender) and keep stirring every now and then so the lentils don't stick to the bottom of the pot. The liquid should have evaporated. Remove any liquid (if necessary).
Check doneness: The chana dal should be soft when gently pressed between your thumb and index finger.
Using the back of a spoon or a mortar and pestle, mash the lentils into a thick paste.
Note: For faster cooking time, you could also cook the lentils in a pressure cooker. It would take only 15 minutes.
Soaking the bread: Place the diced bread in a mixing bowl and add the milk. The moisture from the dairy liquid will soften the bread. Soak for about 15-30 minutes.
Cut the potatoes in half if they are too large.
Wash the potatoes and place them in a large pot (no need to peel them). Add cold water until the potatoes are barely covered. It's important to start with cold water so the potatoes cook evenly. Bring to a boil, add 1 teaspoon of salt and reduce the heat to medium-high (if you cook the potatoes at a roaring boil, they might fall apart). As soon as the water reaches a boil, cook for about 25-30 minutes. Test, using a fork; the potatoes should be tender. Remove from the pot. Drain the potatoes thoroughly and let them cool a little (do not rinse). Once the potatoes are cool enough to handle and have dried completely, gently remove the skin using a paring knife.
Coarsely grate the potatoes using a cheese grater. Using food service disposable gloves, mash the shredded potatoes. Add the chana dal paste, chili powder, caramelized onions, ginger, sugar, jalapeño pepper, green bell pepper, mango powder and turmeric powder. Mix well.
Add the soaked bread, sour cream, dill and cilantro to the potato mixture. Season with salt and pepper.
Grease the disposable gloves with oil, then form 24 ¼ to ½-inch thick patties.
Heat the oil in a cast iron pan for about 2 minutes over high heat. Wait until the oil is slightly bubbly.
Arrange about 6 to 7 cutlets at a time (depending on how much space you have) in the pan. Lower the heat to medium-low. Leave them alone for about 1-2 minutes. When you see the edges start to dry and get firm, take a small flat spatula and lift around the edges: they should be golden. Flip them over and cook for another 2 minutes until golden. Transfer to a cooling rack.
Repeat the same procedure until all the cutlets are cooked.
Serve with sour cream and garnish with fresh dill. You could also serve tamarind chutney or mint chutney.
Don't add too much turmeric. We use it as a natural food coloring that makes the potatoes look more vibrant.
Chana dal (dried chickpeas) can be found in any Indian store. You could also use mung beans but chana dal have a denser texture and will hold the cutlet together.
For a tart, aciditic taste, dried mango powder (also known as amchur) is added to the potatoes. Amchur is made of the finely ground flesh of sun-dried green mangoes. You can find the beige-colored powder at any Indian store. If you don't have any, you could use lemon or lime juice.
Published By: Jacqueline Pham on September 14, 2011.


Question: Provide a description of the 2007 comedy film "The Game Plan" starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.

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The Game Plan is a 2007 American family comedy film directed by Andy Fickman and written by Nichole Millard, Kathryn Price and Audrey Wells and starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. It follows a professional quarterback who finds out he has an 8-year-old daughter from a previous relationship.
It was the last film to be distributed by Buena Vista Pictures, after Disney retired the Buena Vista moniker across their company's divisions in the same year. It is also the final film where Johnson is credited with his ring name. "The Game Plan" was released in the United States on September 28, 2007.


Question: Provide information about Cătălin Necula.

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Cătălin Necula (born 12 December 1969) is a retired Romanian football player, known for his association with football manager Cosmin Olăroiu, currently working at Al Ahli as assistant manager.


Question: Describe the situation involving California Governor Jerry Brown and the court's ruling regarding the mortgage settlement fund.

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 Describe the situation involving California Governor Jerry Brown and the court's ruling regarding the mortgage settlement fund.

Bob Egelko July 11, 2018 Updated: July 11, 2018 3:31 p.m.
A state appeals court has ordered California Gov. Jerry Brown to restore money to a fund meant to help homeowners who suffered foreclosures.
When California received $410 million in 2012 as part of a nationwide settlement with major banks accused of abusive foreclosures, Gov. Jerry Brown used $331 million to pay state agencies in housing and other programs to cover their deficits.
Now a state appeals court has ordered the money be used for its original intent: to help homeowners who suffered foreclosures.
The money was “unlawfully diverted” from a settlement fund that was designated for programs directly assisting homeowners, the Third District Court of Appeal in Sacramento said Tuesday. A Sacramento County judge had reached the same conclusion but found he lacked authority to order the state to redirect the money, a finding the appeals court rejected.
Neil Barofsky, a lawyer for the National Asian American Coalition and other groups that filed the suit, said the court had properly ordered the state to “immediately put the money back into a fund where it can be used to help struggling homeowners,” particularly in poor and minority communities.
The nation’s five largest mortgage servicers — Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and GMAC — reached the settlement in 2012 in a suit by the federal government and every state except Oklahoma. It included more than $20 billion in direct aid to foreclosed homeowners and $2.5 billion to the states, including $410 million to California.
Of the $410 million, at least $331 million was designated by then-state Attorney General Kamala Harris for a fund devoted to programs assisting homeowners who were harmed by the wave of foreclosures. The programs included housing counselors, foreclosure assistance hotlines, legal aid, consumer education and efforts to investigate and combat financial fraud.
After the fund was established, however, the state’s Finance Department appropriated the money, with legislative approval, to pay off deficits to the state agencies in charge of state housing bonds and other consumer-related measures. State lawyers argued that the payments were consistent with the mortgage settlement and were not subject to judicial review, but the court disagreed.
The money “was unlawfully diverted from a special fund in contravention of the purposes for which that special fund was established,” Justice Andrea Hoch said in the 3-0 ruling.


Question: Provide a description of the asteroid 1722 Goffin.

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 Provide a description of the asteroid 1722 Goffin.

1722 Goffin, provisional designation , is a stony asteroid from the central region of the asteroid belt, approximately 10.3 kilometers in diameter.
It was discovered on 23 February 1938, by Belgian astronomer Eugène Delporte at the Royal Observatory of Belgium in Uccle, Belgium. It was later named after Belgian amateur astronomer Edwin Goffin, following a suggestion by Jean Meeus.


Question: Describe why Bitcoin is on the rise recently.

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 Describe why Bitcoin is on the rise recently.

The digital currency bitcoin is on another remarkable run, soaring nearly 65% in the last month, and smashing the symbolic $2,000 mark for the first time ever this week. Bitcoin has gone on tears in the past, but never quite like this.
At the start of April, regulators in Japan introduced new rules that treated bitcoin less like an outlaw currency and more as a part of the banking system. That change led to a burst of trading activity in the country investors rushed to swap yen for bitcoin. The effect on price has been predicable.
If you’ve followed bitcoin for a while, you know the currency is prone to spectacular crashes. The crashes followed flurries of press reports about the value of bitcoin, which created a hype cycle, and in turn drew the attention of mainstream investors who helped inflate the price.
There a lot of good reasons for the hype—not least because digital currency and blockchain technology (an online ledger system that relies on multiple computers) has gone mainstream—but also reasons for caution. As with past hype cycles, there are far more people cheering for bitcoin than against it. This is partly because there are few people who truly understand digital currency, and most of those who do own a large amount of it, so skeptics are in short supply.
As of Sunday afternoon, the value of a bitcoin was $2,020, according to Coinbase.


Question: Hey, what changes did you make to the linkify function?

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 Hey, what changes did you make to the linkify function?

This might break if you were using the internal linkify method.
Add email address linking (thanks PieterAelse! #8).
Accessing the URL can be done by using link.url.
You can check using is if it is a LinkElement or EmailElement for custom handling.
Added linkTypes option to enable/disable parsing URLs/emails.
More line break fixes (should be the last! #9).
Fix humanize option on multi-link text (not being passed down).
Add humanize option to remove protocol.


Question: Explain how to select a reasonable learning rate for deep learning models.

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 Explain how to select a reasonable learning rate for deep learning models.

By Pavel Surmenok, Engineering Manager at JustAnswer.
The learning rate is one of the most important hyper-parameters to tune for training deep neural networks.
In this post, I’m describing a simple and powerful way to find a reasonable learning rate that I learned from fast.ai Deep Learning course. I’m taking the new version of the course in person at University of San Francisco. It’s not available to the general public yet, but will be at the end of the year at course.fast.ai (which currently has the last year’s version).
How does learning rate impact training?
Deep learning models are typically trained by a stochastic gradient descent optimizer. There are many variations of stochastic gradient descent: Adam, RMSProp, Adagrad, etc. All of them let you set the learning rate. This parameter tells the optimizer how far to move the weights in the direction of the gradient for a mini-batch.
If the learning rate is low, then training is more reliable, but optimization will take a lot of time because steps towards the minimum of the loss function are tiny.
If the learning rate is high, then training may not converge or even diverge. Weight changes can be so big that the optimizer overshoots the minimum and makes the loss worse.
The training should start from a relatively large learning rate because, in the beginning, random weights are far from optimal, and then the learning rate can decrease during training to allow more fine-grained weight updates.
There are multiple ways to select a good starting point for the learning rate. A naive approach is to try a few different values and see which one gives you the best loss without sacrificing speed of training. We might start with a large value like 0.1, then try exponentially lower values: 0.01, 0.001, etc. When we start training with a large learning rate, the loss doesn’t improve and probably even grows while we run the first few iterations of training. When training with a smaller learning rate, at some point the value of the loss function starts decreasing in the first few iterations. This learning rate is the maximum we can use, any higher value doesn’t let the training converge. Even this value is too high: it won’t be good enough to train for multiple epochs because over time the network will require more fine-grained weight updates. Therefore, a reasonable learning rate to start training from will be probably 1–2 orders of magnitude lower.
Leslie N. Smith describes a powerful technique to select a range of learning rates for a neural network in section 3.3 of the 2015 paper “Cyclical Learning Rates for Training Neural Networks”.
The trick is to train a network starting from a low learning rate and increase the learning rate exponentially for every batch.
First, with low learning rates, the loss improves slowly, then training accelerates until the learning rate becomes too large and loss goes up: the training process diverges.
We need to select a point on the graph with the fastest decrease in the loss. In this example, the loss function decreases fast when the learning rate is between 0.001 and 0.01.
Another way to look at these numbers is calculating the rate of change of the loss (a derivative of the loss function with respect to iteration number), then plot the change rate on the y-axis and the learning rate on the x-axis.
It looks too noisy, let’s smooth it out using simple moving average.
This looks better. On this graph, we need to find the minimum. It is close to lr=0.01.
Jeremy Howard and his team at USF Data Institute developed fast.ai, a deep learning library that is a high-level abstraction on top of PyTorch. It’s an easy to use and yet powerful toolset for training state of the art deep learning models. Jeremy uses the library in the latest version of the Deep Learning course (fast.ai).
Note that selecting a learning rate once, before training, is not enough. The optimal learning rate decreases while training. You can rerun the same learning rate search procedure periodically to find the learning rate at a later point in the training process.
I haven’t seen ready to use implementations of this learning rate search method for other libraries like Keras, but it should be trivial to write. Just run the training multiple times, one mini-batch at a time. Increase the learning rate after each mini-batch by multiplying it by a small constant. Stop the procedure when the loss gets a lot higher than the previously observed best value (e.g., when current loss > best loss * 4).
Selecting a starting value for the learning rate is just one part of the problem. Another thing to optimize is the learning schedule: how to change the learning rate during training. The conventional wisdom is that the learning rate should decrease over time, and there are multiple ways to set this up: step-wise learning rate annealing when the loss stops improving, exponential learning rate decay, cosine annealing, etc.
The paper that I referenced above describes a novel way to change the learning rate cyclically. This method improves performance of convolutional neural networks on a variety of image classification tasks.
Please send me a message if you know other interesting tips and tricks for training deep neural networks.
Bio: Pavel Surmenok is Engineering Manager at JustAnswer.


Question: Could you please provide an update on the number of stores planning to hold a Pro Dice Circuit Store Championship Kit event?

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 Could you please provide an update on the number of stores planning to hold a Pro Dice Circuit Store Championship Kit event?

2 Days Left to Apply for Store Championship Kits! 85+ Already Participating!
We’re getting down to the wire. You’ve got just 2 more days to apply for a 2015 Pro Dice Circuit Store Championship Kit! If you’re a store owner or manager, and have questions about the Pro Dice Circuit, please feel free to message us through our Facebook page. We’d be glad to give you all of the information that you’ll need.
As of now, we’re at 85+ stores holding PDC Store Championships. Out of these 85+, we’ve got over half of the United States hosting at least 1 event, a total of 3 Canadian Provinces, as well as 3 other international stores.
It has been extremely encouraging to see these kinds of numbers. The PDC Staff has truly been blown away by the amount of support we’ve received from the community. It gets said a lot, but we feel the Dice Masters community is the greatest!
So if you haven’t had a chance to talk it over with your store, please do so soon!


Question: Describe the attack on Sergei Skripal and discuss potential responses.

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 Describe the attack on Sergei Skripal and discuss potential responses.

March 12 2018, 8:16 p.m.
The British government has concluded it is “highly likely” that Russia was responsible for the attempted murder of a former Russian intelligence officer and his daughter last week in the English city of Salisbury, Prime Minster Theresa May said on Monday.
While the police investigation into the attack on Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia is not yet complete, May told Parliament that chemical weapons experts from a nearby British military facility reported that the two were “poisoned with a military-grade nerve agent of a type developed by Russia,” one of a group known as Novichok.
May informed the House of Commons that the British foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, had already summoned the Russian ambassador in London to demand an explanation from his government by the end of Tuesday.
The prime minister also said that Britain would “respond to this reckless and despicable act,” noting that previous incidents had been met with sanctions and the expulsion of diplomats.
Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the opposition Labour party, argued that effective measures might include targeting the property and investments in Britain of Russian nationals with government ties. After noting a recent report that May’s Conservative party had received donations of more than 820,000 pounds (over $1.1 million) from Russian nationals since she became prime minister in 2016, Corbyn called on the government to support an amendment proposed by Labour to the United Kingdom’s sanctions and money-laundering bill aimed at making life in Britain more difficult for Russian officials and oligarchs.
Jeremy Corbyn: "There has been over £800,000 worth of donations to the Conservative party from Russia oligarchs."
Johnson had hinted last week that retaliation for the attack, if it was sponsored by Russia, could interfere with England’s participation in the World Cup, which begins in Russia in June.
Alexei Navalny, the leading opposition figure in Russia, suggested that Britain should sanction three figures who have amassed fortunes through their connections to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The list includes Roman Abramovich, the billionaire owner of Chelsea Football Club in London; Alisher Usmanov, an oligarch who owns a large stake in Arsenal Football Club; and Igor Shuvalov, Russia’s deputy prime minister, who owns an apartment in central London worth nearly $17 million according to Navalny’s anti-corruption foundation.
Another form of possible retaliation proposed by some members of parliament was removing the British broadcast license for the local version of Russia Today, or RT, the Potemkin news network directly financed by the Kremlin. That suggestion struck several close observers of Russia as a terrible idea. Max Seddon, the Moscow correspondent of the Financial Times, and Alexey Kovalev, a Russian journalist who exposes propaganda and lies in the Russian state media, argued that the network has little impact but shuttering it would give Putin’s government an excuse to interfere with the more important work done by British reporters in Russia.
Russian officials and state media outlets have spent the past week arguing, without evidence, that the attack might have been carried out by the British intelligence service, as part of a plot to tarnish Russia’s reputation ahead of the World Cup soccer tournament it is hosting this summer.
A British public inquiry into the murder of Litvinenko reported in 2016 that he had been poisoned in London in 2006 by two Russian agents who spiked his tea with the radioactive isotope polonium-210. The murder, the inquiry’s report concluded, had most likely been carried out by Russia’s Federal Security Service, or FSB, and was “probably approved by” Putin.
The Skripals remain in serious condition, along with a British police officer who came to their aid after they collapsed on a park bench in Salisbury on March 4.
Sergei Skripal, a former colonel for Russia’s military intelligence service, has lived in Britain since 2010. Four years before that, he had been convicted by a military court in Moscow of acting as a double agent for the British intelligence service MI6 and sentenced to 13 years in prison. He was pardoned and released in 2010, along with three other men, as part of an exchange for 10 Russians caught spying on the United States that year.
The former double agent, Sergei Skripal, was recorded on a security camera last month while buying groceries in Salisbury, England.
The Russian embassy in London, meanwhile, has used its Twitter feed to mock reporting on the British investigation, even complaining that Skripal, a former double agent for British intelligence released by Moscow in a spy swap in 2010, would be better described as a British rather than a Russian spy.
Yaroslav Trofimov, a Wall Street Journal columnist, suggested that the incident could test how committed the Trump administration is to its relationship with Britain.
US reaction to the Skripal affair (so far muted at best) will be the first major test of whether anything resembling a US-UK ????"special relationship" exists in the age of Trump.
Asked to comment on the British government’s findings in the White House press room on Monday, Sarah Sanders, Trump’s spokesperson, denounced the attack but refused to comment on the attribution of responsibility to Russia.
Update: March 13, 4:28 am EST (8:28 am GMT) This report was updated to add more information about the nerve agent British experts say was used in the attack in Salisbury, and note the calls to ban the British version of Russia Today.


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Indigenous Canada is a 12-lesson course during which students can expect to acquire a basic familiarity with Aboriginal/non-Aboriginal relationships. This Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) aims to expand the understandings held by many Canadians about these relationships.
Take the course for free by choosing the audit option on Coursera.
Pay a modest fee to receive a certificate of completion at the end of the course.
University of Alberta students can sign up for NS 201 for credit.
Indigenous Canada is a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) that explores Indigenous histories and contemporary issues in Canada.
From an Indigenous perspective, this course explores key issues facing Indigenous peoples today from a historical and critical perspective highlighting national and local Indigenous-settler relations.
Indigenous Canada is for students from faculties outside the Faculty of Native Studies with an interest in acquiring a basic familiarity with Aboriginal/non-Aboriginal relationships.
Contemporary Indigenous life, art and its expressions.
and required and recommended readings.
Not open to students with credit in NS200. Not designed for Native Studies majors.
Paul L. Gareau is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Native Studies at the University of Alberta. His research is grounded in critical theory and methodology relating to the social and cultural impact of religion on identity formation. His academic publications and community research projects explore the influence of Catholicism on early and late modern identity, the legacy of colonial discourses on Indigenous and ethno-cultural minorities, and the multiplicity of experience in rural spaces. His research focuses on the Métis, Indigenous religiosity, youth, gender, la francophonie, and rural Canada.
Tracy Bear is the project's academic lead, and an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Native Studies and Department of Women’s and Gender Studies. Dr. Bear’s research interests include Indigenous Erotics & Eroticanalysis; Indigenous Feminism, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Sovereignty, Land & Body Politics; Reproductive Justice, Indigenous Queer & Two-Spirit Studies; Contemporary Indigenous Art.
Alannah Mandamin-Shawanda is Anishnabee from Wikwemikong First Nation located on Manitoulin Island. She moved to Wetaskiwin at the age of seven, and mainly grew up in Alberta. She is graduating with a Bachelor's Degree in Native Studies (Honors) at the University of Alberta. She is currently working with the Government of Alberta speaking and encouraging youth to explore their post-secondary options. She has a strong interest in Film and Media studies, and Indigenous Fourth Cinema. On her days off she enjoys taking long road trips, hiking, pleasure reading and fancy dancing.
Isaac Twinn is from the Sawridge First Nation, situated in Treaty 8 territory, in the Lesser Slave Lake region. He is currently doing work involving both Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth, culture, and education. In Isaac's free time, you may find him either reading, golfing, fishing, hunting, learning his language, or spending time learning from Elders.
This module begins with a discussion about what is distinctive in Indigenous legal traditions. Explores impacts of policies put in place as British North America attempted to solidify itself geographically and socially. Examines the ways in which the Indian Act contributed to assimilation.
Module 6 - A Modern Indian?
This module examines the burgeoning resistance of Indigenous leaders and the formation of Indigenous-led organizations as the Canadian government employed strategies to encourage assimilation of Aboriginal peoples and communities into mainstream society, specifically relating to urbanization.
In this module students will learn about key characteristics of a few different Indigenous political structures and the impacts of colonialism on these structures (e.g. Indian Act, Red Power/AIM, White Paper, Red Paper -Citizens Plus) Concepts explored include self-government, self-determination, and Indigenous resurgence.
Utilizing contemporary and traditional examples, this module connects Indigenous worldviews and traditional ecological knowledge. As well, this module traces the historical impacts of settlement. Discusses key concepts of case law associated with Aboriginal title, rights to land and resources. List the on-going threats to Indigenous lands and how these threats and challenges are being addressed.
Exploring Indigenous concepts of gender, and the traditional roles and responsibilities, this module then moves into an examination of how colonization can be characterized as a gendered project. Identifies some concrete examples of the impact of colonialism on Indigenous women.
Looking critically at the statement: “Cities are the place where Aboriginal culture goes to die”, this module explores sites of urban Aboriginal agency/active participation, urban Aboriginal governance practices, and urban reserves.


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Here, you are able to make a small donation to the well and make a wish for an item that you would like to possess.
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UPDATE - Now the well will give out prizes four times daily instead of two!
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Bart has a bad run in with Fat Tony and he owes them money. When he can't pay, Tony's crew take drastic measures.
Bart owes the mob money, and since he's 10, he turns to his father for help. But Homer being Homer, is also broke. Shortly after, a henchman comes for Bart and drags him to Fat Tony's hideout, where he confronts Bart about the money. Bart is ticked off about the who situation and his mouth gets him in trouble. Tony's crew proceeds to rough him up a bit and eventually gets to their promise, and breaks him leg. Bart is sent to the hospital and a cast is placed on his leg. In a stupid rage, Bart calls the cops and rats out Fat Tony, so Chief Wiggum busts down Tony's door and arrests him. Bart agrees to testify against Fat Tony in court, but couldn't get his testimony out before he is attacked and murdered by a hired hitman. Without Bart's testimony, Fat Tony is set free.


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The Rolex Sports Car Series was the premier series run by the Grand American Road Racing Association. It was a North American-based sports car series founded in 2000 under the name Grand American Road Racing Championship to replace the failed United States Road Racing Championship. Rolex took over as series sponsor in 2002.
It ran a mixture of classes of sports prototypes and Grand Touring-style cars. In 2003, the series debuted their custom prototype chassis, known as Daytona Prototypes, named after their premiere event, the Rolex 24 at Daytona.


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If you’re looking to create a custom logotype, check out this handy tutorial by Skillshare that features Mackey Saturday, the designer behind Instagram’s script logo. He takes you through his essential process and shares some useful tips to keep in mind.
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Question: What is your opinion on Bill Maher's interview with Zach Galifianakis and his views on Proposition 19 and the political climate in Washington, DC?

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Not one toke over the line?
(CNN) - During an interview on "The Situation Room," comedian Bill Maher revealed to Wolf Blitzer that actor Zach Galifianakis did not really smoke marijuana on his show.
"If it was a real joint, Wolf, I would have smoked it…I think it was cloves or something," Maher said, adding "Zach's crazy, he's not that crazy."
Galifianakis was a guest on Maher's HBO talk show, "Real Time with Bill Maher" on Friday night. In an act that generated much internet buzz over the weekend, Galifianakis lit up what appeared to be a joint during a discussion of Proposition 19, the California ballot measure that could legalize marijuana for personal use.
Maher expressed his support for Prop 19 and suggested that marijuana legalization could be an effective wedge issue for Democrats nationwide in the same way that gay marriage was for Republicans in 2004. "This is something that gets young people, who don't come out in great numbers, into the voting booth," he said.
Maher defended comments he made on the same show, when he expressed alarm over news that Mohammed was the year's most popular baby name in Great Britain.
"I don't feel like I have to apologize for being a proud Westerner...someone who believes in the values that Western people believe in that a lot of the Muslim world does not," he said. He laughingly agreed that he would have been fired if he had made the same comments on NPR.
Despite the public's antipathy towards Washington, Maher argued that the current Congress achieved more than its battered reputation would suggest. He accused Fox News of "filling people with misinformation" on issues such as the stimulus program. "All they hear is that the stimulus bill was some sort of socialist program to run up the debt; almost half the stimulus program was tax cuts, and people just don't seem to be able to get this information in their head."
He laid some of the blame for the Democrats' electoral predicament on President Obama, arguing that he has not been effective enough at touting his administration's achievements. "He should have been out there more telling people, bragging about what he and his administration and the Democratic Congress have done for them. They did things that actually made their lives better."
Maher made a prediction about Delaware Senate candidate, Christine O'Donnell's future if her bid for election is unsuccessful tomorrow. "Unemployment is next for her. She will go from whence she came. She didn't have a job before and she probably will not have a job after." To Blitzer's suggestion that she might become a television news pundit, Maher remarked, "I'm surprised we ascribe the word 'pundit' to someone who knows so little."
Who cares if it was a joint? Weed is less harmful than alcohol, and that's a scientifically proven medical fact. Prohibition must be repealed, this isn't the 20's any more, get over it old people.
Another show that gives us more insight into Washington than the lame stream media who only gives us every fart that comes out of the half term governor, WHO IS NOT A POLITICIAN, and her twitter and facebook page.
Maher has guests from both sides. Real lefties and the nutsos from the right.


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Abdelfattah Abdelnabi died after Israeli sniper shot him in the back while fleeing Gaza-Israel border, footage shows.
In one of the videos, a demonstrator - identified by relatives as 19-year-old Abdelfattah Abdelnabi - is shot in the back while running away from the border separating the Gaza Strip and Israel.
The footage shows Abdelnabi and another Palestinian being just a few metres away from a small group of unarmed protesters. A loud shot rings out and Abdelnabi drops to the floor.
According to the Palestinian health ministry, Abdelnabi died from his wounds.
More than 100 snipers were deployed to the border for the planned demonstrations, according to Israeli media.
In another video, a worshipper was shot in his right leg while he was performing Asr, the afternoon prayer, near an Israeli border fence.
The group of Muslims praying next to him stopped their communal prayer before rushing to seek cover.
In a third video, an unarmed Palestinian girl was shot as she waved a Palestinian flag near the border. It was unclear what injuries she sustained.
Al Jazeera could not independently verify the videos.
At least 17 Palestinians were killed and more than 1,400 others wounded on Friday after Israeli forces fired live ammunition, tear gas and rubber-coated steel bullets at protesting Palestinians.
Friday's demonstrations commemorated Land Day, which took place on March 30, 1976, when six unarmed Palestinian citizens of Israel were killed by Israeli forces during protests against the Israeli government's decision to expropriate massive tracts of Palestinian-owned land.
Organisers of the protest, dubbed "the Great Return March", said the main message of their six-week demonstration was to call for the right of return for Palestinian refugees.
Abdelnabi's brother, Alaa, said his sibling "went to the march to see his country on the other side, to see the return of our people to their lands - but they responded with violence.
"He had no weapons, and yet they attacked him with violence. This is the price we have to pay to return to our lands," Alaa Abdelnabi told Al Jazeera.
The protest is due to end on May 15, the day Palestinians call the "Nakba" or "Catastrophe", marking the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in the conflict surrounding the creation of Israel in 1948.
Palestinians have long demanded that as many as five million direct descendants of the original Palestinian refugees be given the right to return to their ancestral homes.
Israel rules this out, arguing that the return of Palestinians to what is now Israel would outnumber its Jewish majority.


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Live at Sunflancisco is a live video by Japanese noise rock band Boredoms, released in 2007 by Commmons in a DVD+CD set. The live footage was shot in San Francisco, California during the band's 2005 tour of the United States while the CD contains two brief studio tracks.