Question: "Can you explain the differences between Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, and Machine Learning?"

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 "Can you explain the differences between Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, and Machine Learning?"

As we reached the digital era, where computers became an integral part of the everyday lifestyle, people cannot help but be amazed at how far we have come since the time immemorial. The creation of the computers, as well as the internet, had led us into a more complex thinking, making information available to us with just a click. You just type in the words and information will be readily available for you.
However, as we approached this era, a lot of inventions and terms became confusing. Have you heard about Artificial intelligence? How about Deep Learning? Moreover, Machine Learning? These three words are familiar to us and can be used interchangeably, however, the exact meaning of this becomes uncertain. The more people used it, the more confusing it gets.
Deep Learning and Machine Learning are words that followed after Artificial Intelligence was created. It is like breaking down the function of AI and naming them Deep Learning and Machine Learning. But before this gets more confusing, let us differentiate the three starting off with Artificial Intelligence.
Digital era, brought an explosion of data in all forms and from every region of the world. This data, known simply as Big Data, is drawn from sources like social media, internet search engines, e-commerce platforms, online cinemas, etc. This enormous amount of data is readily accessible and can be shared through various applications like cloud computing. However, the data, which normally is unstructured, is so vast that it could take decades for humans to comprehend it and extract relevant information. Companies realize the incredible potential that can result from unraveling this wealth of information and are increasingly adapting to Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems for automated support.
More and more plans to try different approaches to use AI leads to the most promising and relevant area which is the Machine Learning. The most common way to process the Big Data is called Machine Learning. It is a self-adaptive algorithm that gets better and better analysis and patterns with experience or with newly added data.
For example, if a digital payments company wanted to detect the occurrence of or potential for fraud in its system, it could employ machine learning tools for this purpose. The computational algorithm built into a computer model will process all transactions happening on the digital platform, find patterns in the data set, and point out any anomaly detected by the pattern.
Deep learning, on the other hand, is a subset of machine learning, utilizes a hierarchical level of artificial neural networks to carry out the process of machine learning. The artificial neural networks are built like the human brain, with neuron nodes connected together like a web. While traditional programs build analysis with data in a linear way, the hierarchical function of deep learning systems enables machines to process data with a non-linear approach.
A traditional approach to detecting fraud or money laundering might rely on the amount of transaction that ensues, while a deep learning non-linear technique to weeding out a fraudulent transaction would include time, geographic location, IP address, type of retailer, and any other feature that is likely to make up a fraudulent activity.
Thus, these three are like a triangle where the AI to be the top that leads to the creation of Machine Learning with a subset of Deep Learning. These three had made our life easier as time goes by and helped make a faster and better way of gathering information that cannot be done by humans because of the enormous amount of information available.
Hmm, AI also encompass the notion of possible changing the ways things are done. You are stuck in the von Neuman architecture while AI is not constrained by architecture. One of my early projects was “MPPA” – Massive Parallel Processor Architecture, where executing objects were arranged in an arbitrary network with x-y-z – 3D mesh so no bus. This was not Intel! and made to process images and identify objects, and track movement in real time. The image processing application was accomplished to the detail asked for with a capability of calculation that exceed the largest Internet servers today. But these processors had very restricted storage capability, you programmed the nodes and let them then play, exchanging messages for every clock cycle. These messages also modified “methods” because the way changes was done reflected what was looked for and how moved.. 😉 – and all movement relates to other moving objects. Not the kind of application with talk of but other use is for instance natural language understanding – translate.google.and whatever.
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Question: How are you surviving winter?

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 How are you surviving winter?

Do winter like a champ.
This year, I’m doing winter differently. I made a promise to myself that I am going to be in the sun even though it’s cold. If I am stuck indoors, I’m going to do things I like. In other words, I am not going to be conquered by this annual visit of darkness induced seasonal affective disorder that so many of us deal with.
So in honor of my peace treaty with winter, here are a few items on my list that may help you or your sun-loving companions to smile through the long winter’s eve.
A sun lamp! By god. If you need the sun, you get the sun! Plug this thing in, get naked, and go wild!
Hygge. Pronounced (hoo-gah), this scandinavian idea embraces the going inside that winter brings. It invites us to shrink our universe, invest in and enjoy our home surroundings, and create quiet moments alone or with close friends, and beautiful snacks (featured in the beautiful cover art). Hygge says to us that winter is not a time for building bridges and conquering horizons, but, as nature lies dormant that we too can embrace the calm quiet of simple pleasures in the winter months.
Are you cold? Don’t be cold! Sometimes I feel like I’m winning when I’m out in the cold and not feeling cold. Here is a list of items to warm you up.
Refresh your pillows. Take this moment to invest in comfortable sleep. These best rated options have been rigorously tested for your convenience.
While we are at it, consider a new mattress! Maybe you have been sleeping on this one for years and years. Get a new Casper mattress delivered to your door.
Organize yourself for spring. If you know you are making home improvements in the springtime, use your winter hibernation to plan your project with this handy home repair organizer.
Watch new shows. Amazon Prime has a great new comedy called The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. A laugh or two can cheer up the darkest day.
Start a new skin care regimen. Winter months are so dry and hard on our skin, show your face some love with Paula’s Choice Skin Recovery Kit.
Soak that body! Dr. Teal’s mineral salts will make bathtime your favorite time.
Since we’re in the bathroom, let’s spruce the place up a bit with a towel warmer.
I hope these ideas help you and your friends warm up on a cold day. Don’t feel guilty! Just stay inside like the groundhog until spring.
Note on the cover photo: I took this photograph of an mesmerising book I purchased. You can purchase the book here.


Question: What is being done to address the need for repairs on bridges and overpasses in the US?

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Only 1.7 percent of the state’s bridges are labeled “structurally deficient” by the American Society of Civil Engineers.
Earlier this week, a tragedy in Genoa Italy made international headlines. At least 39 people are dead after a highway bridge collapsed – a bridge that had been on officials’ radar as dangerous for years. For years, there have been warnings about our own crumbling infrastructure and the need for repairs on bridges and overpasses we use every day. The American Society of Civil Engineers, the ASCE, has been issuing a report card warning of problems. But what’s being done?
Brett Pope is with the engineering firm Terracon. He also serves on the Texas section’s government affairs committee of the American Society of Civil Engineers. He says the U.S. overall earned a D+ on the ASCE report card, with bridges earning a C+. The current grades are the same as those from 2013. Texas fares well, compared to the nation overall.
Pope says a structurally deficient bridge isn’t an immediate danger, but does require anual inspection. In Texas, only 1.7 percent of bridges earn that designation.
“That’s actually pretty impressive,” Pope says.
Texas has 54,000 bridges. The state with the highest level of bridge deficiency is Rhode Island, with 24 percent.
Pope says Texas bridge integrity has improved since the state earned a B- in 2012. Since then, the state has increased transportation funding with the passage of two ballot propositions.


Question: Respond briefly. Who is Srinath Yenangur Surender?

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YS Srinath (Srinath Yenangur Surender, born 13 July 1976) is a champion jockey from Bangalore who has ridden over 1000 winners. He was the first Indian Jockey to win more than 25 races outside of India and has won many important classics.


Question: Provide a brief description of the upcoming match between Lee Sedol and Ke Jie.

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Lee Sedol 9p will take on Ke Jie 9p in the Samsung Cup semifinals, in a reprise of last year’s match, when they also met in the semis. The match starts this Sunday, and Myungwan Kim 9p will provide commentary on the three-game series live on the AGA’s YouTube and Twitch channels, starting at 9p Pacific time on Sunday, October 30 (PDT, UTC-7). Game 2′s commentary will begin at 9p PST on Monday, 10/31, and if necessary, Game 3′s commentary will start at 9p PST on 11/1.


Question: What can you tell me about the Yale Postdoctoral Association?

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The Yale Postdoctoral Association (YPA) is an association composed of postdocs from all disciplines working at the Yale University. The goal of this association is to create a sense of community among postdocs, as well as to improve their experience at Yale. It organizes professional development and social events around Yale. There is an average of 1200 postdocs working at Yale, with contract length ranging from 1 to 5 years.


Question: Analyze the key points of Mueller's investigations into Trump's campaign ties with Russia.

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 Analyze the key points of Mueller's investigations into Trump's campaign ties with Russia.

It was only a year ago that voters delivered Donald Trump to the Presidency. It feels much longer. Trump’s Twitter storms and erraticism can seem to slow time. There was his initial travel ban, last January, followed by protests at airports, court injunctions, a new travel ban, further injunctions, and an intervention by the Supreme Court. Add to this his adventures in nuclear brinkmanship; his assault on Obamacare; his moves to tear apart the world’s free-trade system; and his use of the White House bully pulpit to normalize white supremacy. It may seem many months ago, yet it was only in mid-August that he took note of the “very fine people” attending a neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, where a white nationalist murdered a counter-protester. Steve Bannon may think of all this as a strategy of disruption. But Trump’s conduct rarely suggests deliberation; it more often seems to express his anger, his tiresome ego, and his instincts for performance.
It requires fortitude to accept the likelihood that the Trump Presidency is about to become more eventful still. The investigations into Vladimir Putin’s interference in the 2016 election, and the possibility that Trump’s campaign colluded with Russia, are intensifying. The accusation that Russian covert operations influenced the Presidential vote clearly drives Trump to distraction. He has repeatedly denied that his campaign collaborated with Russia, and he insists that Putin’s activity contributed nothing to his victory. Yet the latest revelations do not bode well for the President.
Last week, congressional committees summoned representatives from Facebook, Google, and Twitter to grill them about how they could possibly have allowed polarizing, race-baiting ads to be placed on their platforms by companies linked to the Kremlin. On Facebook alone, during the campaign, Russian ads reached more than a hundred million Americans. It is shocking that only now, and after early denials from Facebook that the ads were a serious problem, are we discovering the vast online spread of manipulative content linked to Russia. At a minimum, as Representative Adam Schiff, the senior Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, put it, “the Russians mounted what could be described as an independent expenditure campaign on Mr. Trump’s behalf.” Yet Facebook has often evaded accountability, whether regarding privacy violations, its monopoly power, or abuses of its platform by malevolent actors. Mark Zuckerberg, its chief executive, and Sheryl Sandberg, its chief operating officer, did not go to Washington last week. They were on a conference call about Facebook’s quarterly profits of nearly five billion dollars.
The Justice Department has also made a leap forward in its efforts to clarify Russia’s interference and to prosecute anyone involved in illegality. Last week, Robert Mueller, the special counsel, announced the indictment of Paul Manafort, Trump’s former campaign manager, and an associate, Rick Gates, on charges of fraud and money laundering stemming from their work for pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine. Most of Manafort’s activity was previously known, and the charges did not touch upon collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. Still, the indictment served notice to Manafort that if he wishes to avoid a long prison sentence he might consider talking with Mueller’s investigators about, for example, what Trump knew about Russia’s efforts to help him get elected.
A Justice Department investigation of a sitting President or his senior aides creates its own ecosystem of betrayals and political calculations. When considering Donald Trump’s position, it is natural to reflect on Watergate and the events that led to Richard Nixon’s resignation, in 1974. The political equation is more favorable for Trump than it was for Nixon. During Watergate, when the evidence against the President began to look damning, Republican leaders in Congress encouraged him to resign, for the sake of the Party. Since then, the G.O.P. has shifted sharply to the right, and it is now consumed by conflicts between populists and traditionalists. Trump remains popular with committed Republican voters, and the Party’s congressional wing has so far been largely supine.
The most resonant episode from Watergate may be the Saturday Night Massacre, carried out by Nixon in October, 1973. The President found an official to fire Archibald Cox, a special prosecutor investigating Nixon’s inner circle for obstructing justice, after the Attorney General and the Deputy Attorney General resigned rather than do so. The episode offers a precedent for Trump, but an ambiguous one, given Nixon’s fate. The President’s allies at Fox News and at the Wall Street Journal’s editorial page continue to denigrate Mueller, priming the Republican base for a day when Trump might decide to fire him. Judging by Trump’s tweets, there can be no doubt that he would if he thought he could get away with it.
Will Partisan Politics Beat Back the Mueller Investigation?
On Monday, the first charges arising from the special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into possible collusion between Donald Trump’s Presidential campaign and the Russian government became public.


Question: What is income inequality?

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Income is defined as household disposable income in a particular year. It consists of earnings, self-employment and capital income and public cash transfers; income taxes and social security contributions paid by households are deducted. The income of the household is attributed to each of its members, with an adjustment to reflect differences in needs for households of different sizes. Income inequality among individuals is measured here by five indicators. The Gini coefficient is based on the comparison of cumulative proportions of the population against cumulative proportions of income they receive, and it ranges between 0 in the case of perfect equality and 1 in the case of perfect inequality. S80/S20 is the ratio of the average income of the 20% richest to the 20% poorest; P90/P10 is the ratio of the upper bound value of the ninth decile (i.e. the 10% of people with highest income) to that of the first decile; P90/P50 of the upper bound value of the ninth decile to the median income; and P50/P10 of median income to the upper bound value of the first decile. The Palma ratio is the share of all income received by the 10% people with highest disposable income divided by the share of all income received by the 40% people with the lowest disposable income.


Question: Hi, I'm trying to find out what I need to know for the primary election in Texas. Can you help?

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 Hi, I'm trying to find out what I need to know for the primary election in Texas. Can you help?

Update, March 5, 3:58 p.m.: Revised to include information about the voter identification you'll need to bring to the polls and about DART offering free rides.
AUSTIN — Election Day for this year's primary races is Tuesday, and with many contested races in North Texas, voters will have a significant say.
It's not a presidential election year, but midterm elections could shake up the state Legislature and Congress. There's a Democrat running for every Texas congressional race this year for the first time in 25 years.
Eight Texans will leave the U.S. House before the next term, opening the door for new faces in Washington.
One of them, El Paso Rep. Beto O'Rourke, is expected to win the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate. Sen. Ted Cruz is running for a second term and also is expected to win the GOP primary.
In addition to Cruz, Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and many state legislators and U.S. representatives are facing challengers.
Statewide offices: Republicans and Democrats can expect to see candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, land and railroad commissioners, state appellate courts and the state board of education on their ballots. Republicans can also vote for a candidate for agriculture commissioner, and Democrats can vote for one for state comptroller.
Congress: All of the state's 36 U.S. House districts are on the ballot, as well as one Senate seat.
Legislature: Each of the 150 Texas House seats is up for election, along with 15 of the 31 state Senate seats.
County: County commissioners, sheriffs, some county courts and other offices are up for election.
The registration deadline was Feb. 5. Check here to see if you are registered to vote.
Can I vote in both party primaries?
No. Texas has semi-open primaries, meaning you can vote in whichever primary you want and you don't have to register as a Republican or Democrat. But the “semi” comes from the caveat that you have to vote in the same party’s primary if a race goes to a runoff, which would be held May 22.
On Election Day, you have to vote at your assigned precinct, which is listed on your voter identification card.
DART passengers displaying a valid voter registration card can ride buses and trains for free from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
What do I need to bring to the polls?
copy of or original of a certified domestic (from a U.S. state or territory) birth certificate or a document confirming birth admissible in a court of law that establishes the voter's identity (which may include a foreign birth document).
More information can be found on the secretary of state's elections website, VoteTexas.gov.
Using The Dallas Morning News voter guide, you can type in your address to see who will be on your ballot.
Get ready for the March primaries with our Dallas Morning News Voter Guide.
Where do I find information and news coverage of the elections?
A section of The Dallas Morning News website is devoted to the 2018 elections, including news stories and the editorial board’s recommendations. You can also use the voter guide to see all of the races and candidates running.
Check VoteTexas.gov or call 1-800-252-VOTE.


Question: Respond in 7 sentences. Hey Blizzard, do you think you should go back to a system where the #1 spot on the ladder is the best MMR? Because right now it feels like you have to lose games to get to the top and it doesn't make sense.

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Hello everyone, Hello blizzard !
I've been first ladder for now more than 1 week and i'm pretty sure, i'm not even first mmr because at least Cris, Mene, etc... have a better mmr than me, but they are stuck mid/top GM.
- Secondly, grind the ladder.
So, Blizzard i have a question, did you consider, going back in time, and do the system you did on your website but daily?
On your current system, the GM #1 is not the best mmr (at least most of the time) and you have (if you want to get GM #1 or at least easier get it) to lose your placements matches on purpose to decrease your mmr. I don't see how it can be good.
Well, I hope, you'll hear me and somehow you'll review your ranking system, then maybe more people will play hero league and enjoying it and will stop complaining about matchmaking when the #1 ladder will just be the best and not a man who doesn't deserve his place.


Question: Describe Helen Paul. Respond in 2 sentences.

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Helen Paul is a comedian, singer and actress from Nigeria. She is also a stand-up comedian, known as Tatafo, characterized by a voice range that makes her sound like a child.


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. What is Meshgin Jiq?

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 Respond in 2 sentences. What is Meshgin Jiq?

Meshgin Jiq (, also Romanized as Meshgīn Jīq; also known as Meshkīn Jeq and Meshkīn Jīq) is a village in Ujan-e Sharqi Rural District, Tekmeh Dash District, Bostanabad County, East Azerbaijan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 286, in 40 families.


Question: Respond in 3 sentences. Who is Abul Kalam Azad?

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Abul Kalam Azad, (born 5 March 1947) is a former Bangladeshi politician of the Jamaat-e-Islami, televangelist and convicted war criminal of the Bangladesh liberation war.
He was the first of nine prominent Jamaat-e-Islami members accused of war crimes by the International Crimes Tribunal-2 of Bangladesh to be convicted for crimes against humanity, including murder and rape. On 21 January 2013 Azad was sentenced to death by hanging for his crimes.


Question: What do you think about Rudy Giuliani's statement about 9/11?

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August 15 2016, 10:25 p.m.
Warming up the crowd for Donald Trump on Monday in Youngstown, Ohio, former mayor of New York Rudy Giuliani offered a glimpse into the alternate reality he has now signed on to by describing the presidency of George W. Bush as a time of undisturbed peace and security for Americans.
Given that Giuliani’s entire post-mayoral career has been based on the fact that he was the mayor of New York City when the World Trade Center was destroyed on September 11, 2001 — eight months into Bush’s first term, and more than seven years before Obama succeeded him — it was a bizarre mistake for him to make.
What made the lapse even harder to explain was that it came just seconds after Giuliani had mentioned the attack in 2001 and praised Trump’s running mate, Mike Pence, for visiting the site of the collapsed towers with him that year.
But as Jeet Heer, a senior editor at the New Republic, observes, Giuliani didn’t forget about the attacks in 2001, he just doesn’t think they should count.
For his part, Bush himself repeatedly argued that his administration “kept America safe” in the years after 9/11, in part by bringing “freedom” to millions of Afghans and Iraqis.
The former mayor’s selective memory about 9/11 is particularly apt, given that the candidate he is now supporting, Donald Trump, falsely claims to remember watching news footage that day (which does not exist) showing “thousands and thousands” of American Muslims in New Jersey cheering as the towers fell.
The worldview that everything that’s gone wrong in the United States in recent years is Obama’s fault has deep roots in the Trump campaign. Just two weeks ago, Trump’s national spokesperson, Katrina Pierson, nonsensically claimed that President Obama was responsible for the death of an American soldier who was killed in Iraq in 2004, five years before he took office. On Saturday, Pierson told CNN that Obama had also started the war in Afghanistan.
Pierson later tried to blame sound problems in the CNN broadcast for her latest bizarre claim, but her own Twitter account reveals that she has been enraged at Obama for starting the war in Afghanistan for at least four years.
For her part, Pierson might offer some support for Giuliani’s claim that the September 11 attacks were not an example of a “successful radical Islamic terrorist attack in the United States,” since she has suggested that they might have been carried out by the U.S. government.
9/11 … An inside job?
Top photo: On September 12, 2001, New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and Senator Hillary Clinton toured the site of the destroyed World Trade Center.


Question: Compare the quality of life in an overturned boat in the Atlantic Ocean to the United States.

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 Compare the quality of life in an overturned boat in the Atlantic Ocean to the United States.

GENEVA—Having analyzed the data from extensive surveys conducted across the globe, the World Health Organization announced Tuesday that a boat currently capsizing in the Atlantic Ocean had earned a higher quality of life rating than the United States. “Based on our most recent global rankings, we’ve concluded that the overturned skiff boasts higher life-satisfaction levels and is on the whole more hospitable than most U.S. cities and towns,” said WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom, noting that the 16-foot vessel, which is at this moment taking on water after tearing open its hull on an outcropping of jagged rock, was also found to be more family friendly and to have better access to healthcare when compared with many American states. “In our surveys, U.S. residents reported greater feelings of unhappiness and pessimism than did those aboard the now almost entirely submerged motorboat, believing they had fewer opportunities available to them. America currently sits in the middle of our quality of life index behind Japan, Canada, Australia, most of Europe, and the fiery shipwreck that appears to be far too damaged to send out a distress call.” At press time, sources confirmed that after its engine fire was extinguished in a torrential downpour, the boat had also surpassed the United States in life expectancy rankings.


Question: Respond in 25 sentences. What can you tell me about the health impacts of the Fukushima accident?

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International radiation protection experts have written messages to the Japanese people to explain the health impacts of the Fukushima accident.
The letters were published on the website of prime minister Shinzo Abe and his cabinet and explain what is known about the effects of radiation on the human body. As individual comments to the government's 'Nuclear Disaster Expert Group' submitted between late July and the end of August, they collectively underline that the potential effects of radiation exposure are minimal compared to the observable effects of stress and stigmatisation on Fukushima residents.
"It is important to understand that the risk to health from radiation from Fukushima is negligible, and that undue concern over any possible health effects could be much worse than the radiation itself"
Werner Burkart, a professor of radiation biology Munich's Ludwig Maximilians University began his letter, "Nearly two and a half years since the earthquake and tsunami event of March 2011, it is time to reflect on the suffering but also on the resilience of the affected and Japan as a whole, and to develop visions for a future without fears and restrictions."
Abel Gonzalez of Argentina has served for many years on the UN Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation (UNSCEAR). He explained its conclusion that, "No discernible increased incidence of radiation-related health effects are expected among exposed members of the public and their descendants." The American representative of UNSCEAR, Fred Mettler, noted that fear of effects on future generations were unfounded: "You should be assured that many scientific studies have shown that this does not appear to happen in humans."
Gerry Thomas of Imperial College, London said, "We have lots of information from studies where high doses of radiation have been used to treat cancer, but have found that the lowest dose of radiation that we can see health effects of radiation exposure, such as increased cancer incidence, is 100 milliSieverts." By contrast, UNSCEAR expects that no resident of Fukushima prefecture would be exposed to more than 10 milliSieverts over their entire lifetime. Gonzalez said, "Even people near the damaged power plant received such low doses of radiation that no discernible health effect could be expected."
A report is forthcoming from the International Atomic Energy Agency, based on more accurate information on people's actual movements during the time of the accident. This would reveal even lower radiation exposure, according to Gonzalez, compared to previous estimates which he said were "conservatively founded on model estimates based on high-sided assumptions of exposure."
Also citing UNSCEAR, Thomas explained "the worst health effects from Chernobyl came from the fear of what radiation might do, rather than the effects radiation actually caused." She continued: "Worrying about what might happen can have a very bad effect on quality of life, and can lead to stress-related illnesses. All scientific evidence suggests that no-one is likely to suffer damage from the radiation from Fukushima itself, but concern over what it might do could cause significant psychological problems."
"It is therefore important to understand that the risk to health from radiation from Fukushima is negligible, and that undue concern over any possible health effects could be much worse than the radiation itself," said Thomas in her open letter.
The major effects of the radiation have been to prompt the evacuation of people from their homes near the former power plant, and to result in bans on certain farming and fishing in the area. Both of these have had a serious effect on many local people's family lives and livelihoods. Japan is determined to decontaminate a wide area before returning towns to normal use one by one, and slow progress is being made.
Russian Mikhail Balonov, who worked to protect the public from the radioactivity released by the Chernobyl accident, praised Japan's decontamination program. "By means of special decontamination equipment," he said, "they washed asphalt and concrete surfaces, removed topsoil and around public buildings and dwelling houses, streets and squares. According to our dose assessment, once the remediation is completed the returned people will not be exposed to substantial radiation risk any more. Thus radiation gradually departs and life in the affected areas of Japan will return to normality."
Balonov concluded: "Only an open information policy on the level of the effects, the media and the science community will create the trust needed to heal... and prevent negative socio-economic effects from unwarranted anxiety and fear."
Publication of the experts' letters coincides with a period of intense scrutiny and global public concern over operational issues and contamination at the Fukushima site.


Question: Who is Garrett M. Graff?

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Hint: It’s not Peter Strzok.
Mr. Graff is a journalist and historian.
In hours of always hostile and sometimes even rude questioning, the Republican members of the committees never proved otherwise. The hearing was the latest effort by House Republicans to find any hint that there’s a “deep state” conspiracy against President Trump.
Once again, they came up with nothing. Despite the various investigations into the 2016 election and for all the scrutiny on the F.B.I. and agents like Mr. Strzok, one stone remains largely unturned — even in the most comprehensive look at the F.B.I., the 500-page report last month from Michael Horowitz, the Justice Department inspector general.
As Mr. Horowitz told Capitol Hill last month, his investigation didn’t try to dive into who at the F.B.I. New York field office was driving the leaks that ultimately pushed some of the regrettable decisions that Mr. Horowitz excoriated in that very report.
But looking at available public evidence, the New York bureau’s actions actually did influence the campaign and helped hand the presidency to Donald Trump.
In the Horowitz report, Loretta Lynch, the former attorney general, recalled a conversation with James Comey in which he said, “it’s clear to me that there is a cadre of senior people in New York who have a deep and visceral hatred of Secretary Clinton.” F.B.I. agents in that office had a demonstrated propensity for leaks and arguably forced the bureau’s leadership’s hand in the final weeks of the election.
In those final days, F.B.I. leaders appeared to be caught in a whirlwind of anti-Clinton rumors and speculation. In his report, Mr. Horowitz acknowledges the role that the threat of leaks played in the F.B.I. leadership’s decision to make the news about Mr. Weiner’s laptop public. Numerous agents and officials confirmed it: Mr. Strzok and Lisa Page, an F.B.I. lawyer at the time; James Rybicki, then the F.B.I. chief of staff; James Baker, then the F.B.I. general counsel; and Sally Yates, then deputy attorney general.
The F.B.I. agent corps today overwhelmingly fits the demographic profile of a Trump voter. During the 2016 campaign, in The Guardian, one agent said, “The F.B.I. is Trumpland.” In his testimony, Mr. Strzok all but laughed out loud when committee members pressed him Thursday on whether the whole F.B.I. was made up of Democrats.
The New York field office, one of only three headed not by a special-agent-in-charge but by a full assistant director, has always been a particular challenge for bureau leaders — it’s fiercely independent, combative and notoriously leaky. The office, which works closely with the local United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, a job held by both Mr. Comey and Mr. Giuliani, is sometimes referred to inside the Justice Department as the “Sovereign District of New York” for charting its own course.
The office has long been a source of meddlesome leaks, in part because of the intermixing of F.B.I. agents and New York Police Department officers who have close relationships with the city’s press corps. The lowest point in these relations came in 2009, when the investigation of the would-be subway bomber Najibullah Zazi — a critical emergency investigation that had remained secret when it was focused in Denver, Zazi’s hometown — leaked quickly once the would-be attacker and case arrived in New York, both to the media and to the suspect’s family itself.
Another key part of the fear of leaks in 2016 grew out of the cultural differences between the counterintelligence side of the F.B.I. — which handled the original Clinton email investigation and proved all-but-leak-free — and the more leaky criminal side, which was responsible for the Weiner laptop investigation and stumbled across the stray Clinton emails. “I knew that there were leaks coming — or appeared to be leaks about criminal investigation of the Clintons coming out of New York,” Mr. Comey told ABC’s George Stephanopoulos this spring.
We need to understand the truth of the 2016 election — not just for the record, but to take steps to prevent any interference in future elections. Mr. Strzok survived the worst the House Republicans could throw at him, including a threat to charge him with contempt for refusing to answer questions on the advice of the F.B.I.’s counsel about an ongoing investigation — a hallmark of the rule of law in ordinary times. Until congressional overseers make a serious attempt to get to the bottom of the New York field office’s role in the election, we’ll know they’re not serious about learning the truth.
Garrett M. Graff (@vermontgmg) is a journalist and historian.


Question: Compare and contrast Moby's attitude toward animal products and hunting with the current cultural attitude in society.

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Veteran vegan Moby has eschewed animal products for 28 years and has spoken out for the animals against SeaWorld and hunting, amongst numerous other things.
In a recent interview with Mother Jones, the talented musician shed some light on his activism and vegan diet.
There we go, guys. If Moby’s not worried, neither should we be.
ONE SMART GUY!!! I can only hope one day people will stop killing animals for profits, consumption,”testing”or other ridiculous reasons such as “hunting”.
Yeah, just like any slaughterhouse employee he has to pay his bills. Nice to see he learned to be morally flexible at his parents’ table, too I think keeping the lights on as a moral default is called, Economiotics. BSmiotics is a sub-genre.


Question: Describe the chemical attack that occurred in El Monte on Saturday morning.

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 Describe the chemical attack that occurred in El Monte on Saturday morning.

EL MONTE (CBSLA) – A woman is in critical condition after a chemical was poured onto her face and body in El Monte early Saturday morning.
At around 1 a.m., El Monte police responded to a 911 call regarding a woman screaming in the 3600 block of Durfee Avenue. They arrived to find the victim laying in the driveway which severe burns from a chemical attack.
El Monte police later confirmed that a suspect had poured an “unknown type of caustic chemical” onto the woman, and then fled in an unknown car.
It’s unclear if police have identified any suspects or a motive in the attack. An L.A. County Sheriff’s Department Special Enforcement Bureau hazmat team is assisting police in the investigation.


Question: Can you provide a list of screenplays written by Darren Aronofsky?

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Darren Aronofsky is one of the most unique filmmaker/screenwriter working in film today. From his explosive debut with Pi to his polarizing mother!
Take a listen to Darren Aronofsky discussing his films and storytelling techniques. The screenplays below are the only ones that are available online. If you find any of his missing screenplays please leave the link int he comment section.
Screenplay by Darren Aronofsky – Read the screenplay!
Screenplay by Darren Aronofsky & Hubert Selby, Jr. – Read the screenplay!
Screenplay by Darren Aronofsky & Lucas Sussman – Read the screenplay!
Screenplay by Rob Siegel – Read the screenplay!
Screenplay by Mark Heyman, Andres Heinz & John McLaughlin – Read the screenplay!
Screenplay by Darren Aronofsky & Ari Handel – Read the screenplay!


Question: Write an episode description for an episode of the Magic: The Gathering podcast.

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 Write an episode description for an episode of the Magic: The Gathering podcast.

In this episode our dynamic trio goes over all the cards they like from Aether Revolt for the cube. They discuss energy as a mechanic and what the power level of the cube needs to be to make it work.
How busted is the expertise cycle? Which ones are worth the slot in cube? The guys think all but one of them make the cut. But there’s some differing of opinions on which is the most impactful.
Alec isn’t all that excited about Solemn Recruit. He thinks to make it worth the slot, one would have to trigger the revolt early and often. The Revolt mechanic is dissected in full. How easy is it to turn on in the cube? Without the plethora of fetchlands that are found in eternal formats, it may be harder than it looks.
Speaking of revolt, is Fatal Push the best black spell WotC has printed in the last decade? Mason seems to think so. Josh counters with the argument that it might only be as good as disfigure.
What’s Josh more excited about than Fatal Push? Or even more than any other card in Aether Revolt? WALKING BALLISTA!
Being cheap, an artifact, scaleable, and providing flexibility are just a few of the many things this surface-to-air-missile machine has going for it. Josh’s enthusiasm for the card can’t be contained. Find out all the reasons why and more!
Next Post Episode #3 – “Landscaping” Part 1.


Question: What's the story behind Real War magazine?

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Occasionally, some of the men’s adventure magazines of the 1950s and 1960s would put out special issues that had a theme.
Another cool issue with a theme is the October 1958 issue of Real War magazine, Vol. 2, No. 2.
Real War was one of many classic men’s pulp mags published by Stanley Publications, a New York-based company owned by the notorious comics and magazine publisher Stanley Morse.
Real War’s special October ‘58 issue was built around the theme “THE WAR IN SPACE!” It features some great artwork and stories about America’s expected future battles with evil Communist powers.
The glorious science fiction-style cover was done by Vic Prezio, a talented illustrator who provided cover and interior artwork for many men’s adventure magazines, as well as for horror mags like Famous Monsters of Filmland, comics and pulp paperbacks.
The two-part article “What Are Your Chances for Survival?” postulates two potential futures.
One is a nuclear war between “the Free World and the Communist Empire” in which “sixty to seventy million dead may be expected” during the first month alone.
“THE LAST G.I.” is an excellent but grim science fiction war story about a group of American soldiers struggling to survive in the middle of a nuclear battlefield.
It features a superb two-page illustration by Sid Shores (aka Syd or Sydney Shores), another fine illustrator of the era known for both his magazine and comic art.
Shores is probably most famous for his work on the “Golden Age” Captain America comics in the 1940s. But he continued to do pencil and ink work for Marvel Comics through the 1960s, as well as covers and interior illustrations for men’s adventure magazines.
“WE DIED LIKE FLIES ON THE BEACH-HEADS OF SPACE” is another bloody sci-fi battle yarn. The “beach-head” in this case is a Commie space station, which American space marines are trying to take. This story is credited to Bill Becker. And, although it’s fiction, I think it’s by the journalist Bill Becker, who wrote many articles for the New York Times about nuclear weapons tests in the 1950s.
It explains how the men and women needed for space travel and wars in space will require certain physical and psychological characteristics, such as “ability to withstand extremely rapid acceleration and deceleration” and “reduced size and weight.” So, American military leaders were already planning on “breeding them like cattle” using selective breeding techniques and high technology.
Fans of pre-World War II pulp magazines might recognize the name of the author of this piece — Thorp McCluskey.
McCluskey started out writing for horror pulps like Weird Tales and his old stories have been included in a number of more recent horror pulp anthologies. His yarn “While Zombies Walked” from the September 1939 Weird Tales is said to have been the basis for the 1943 film Revenge of the Zombies with John Carradine, Gale Storm and Bob Steele. And McCluskey’s description of decaying zombies in that story sound a lot like they look in the Romero Living Dead movies.
Does that mean that if there were nothing left to fight for, there might be peace — but we’d all be gay?
Damn! I guess that’s why real men love war — and Real War magazine.


Question: Provide a description of the content, features, and bonuses included in the sixth BlazBlue game.

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The sixth installment of the BlazBlue series, a combination of 2D fighting action game and visual novel.
System voice : Additional selectable System voices, featuring Mai Natsume and Kajun Faycott.
'My room' item pack A, B, C, D : Total of 28 characters' worth of in-game posters and Blue Radio mats.
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Question: Describe the job opportunities at 4 leading cannabis companies. Respond in 34 sentences.

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Exclusive Look at Open and Recently Filled Cannabis Job Opportunities at Canopy Growth, Hiku Brands, Kush Bottles, and Steep Hill.
Canopy Growth, headquartered in Smith Falls, Ontario, is adding a beverage formulation chemist as a direct result of their strategic partnership with Constellation Brands. Constellation invested in the company, and it will give insight into alcohol distribution and branding. The company is now in the testing phase of creating beverages with cannabis, which is where the beverage formulation chemist comes into play.
Cannabis infused beverages cannot be marketed in Canada yet, but the next phase of the country’s adult-use regulatory framework will likely include edibles and beverages. In advance of that, the beverage formulation chemist at Canopy Growth will lead the development, analysis, and presentation of beverage formulations. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in chemistry, problem solving skills, curiosity, and the ability to work under pressure.
The culture at Canopy Growth, a company with a team of hundreds, fosters curiosity and drives its employees to achieve results. The beverage formulation chemist role comes with stock options and a competitive salary.
Hiku Brands, located in Toronto, Ontario, is seeking to fill the role of brand manager, which will focus on responsibilities like product development, sales forecasting, advertising, consumer promotions, strategic planning, and budget management. Hiku, powered by the retail products of Tokyo Smoke, the cannabis production of DOJA, and the educational platforms of Van der Pop, is dedicated to creating an extensive portfolio of cannabis products.
The company is seeking candidates that bring five to eight years of experience in brand creation and product launches. Top candidates will have experience in alcohol or consumer packaged goods industries and be comfortable working across the marketing, sales, operations, and retail divisions. The salary for the role is commensurate with experience.
The team at Hiku will be approximately 140 strong across the front office, retail, and grow facility divisions following the closing of the acquisition of WeedMD. As it grows, the company is consistently looking to hire passionate people who fit with its dynamic and committed culture.
Kush Bottles, which has locations in Denver, Colorado; Santa Ana, California; and Woodinville, Washington, recently began its new project management division and filled the new project manager role. The project manager is managing the company’s branded projects, whether existing or in development, by serving as the liaison between the sales team, customers, and U.S. and international factories and keeping abreast of compliance and regulatory requirements.
This role demands someone with a balance of technical and creative skills who comes with at least two previous years of experience in project management. The project manager works on the company’s cloud-based ERP system, where the sales team can see the status of a product from start to finish, and connects with people across multiple time zones to bring Kush Bottle’s different projects to fruition.
The company just reached the 100 employee milestone, but the acquisition of Summit Innovations means the company will have roughly a 115-member team. As a publically traded company, Kush Bottles offers its employees stock options, as well as health benefits. The rapidly growing industry and company means employees have the opportunity to advance with the company, but they must thrive in a quickly changing environment.
Steep Hill Labs, a cannabis science and technology company in Berkeley, California, is searching for a director of regulatory affairs to lead the company’s understanding of and strategy for local, state, federal, and international compliance. Reporting to the chief legal officer, the director of regulatory affairs will track and report on regulatory changes, as well as help review and prepare regulatory documents for submission to the proper authorities.
The ideal candidate will have a strong background in regulatory affairs, including a master’s degree in public policy, experience drafting legislation in a government body, and/or time spent working with a life sciences company.
Six months ago, the company employed about 45 people. Now, that number is more than 70, and the company expects to hire 100 more people in the coming year. Steep Hill fosters a collaborative environment and actively manages its culture. The company just completed a culture assessment to better understand what is important to its employees and where they want the company to go. This assessment, which features the voice of every employee, will help create the company’s guiding principles.
Visit the cannabis industry careers and jobs page on New Cannabis Ventures to learn about more career opportunities in the cannabis industry.
In this first installment, we are profiling careers from several leading companies that are also clients of New Cannabis Ventures. If you know of a company who is aggressively hiring in the cannabis industry and want them to be profiled in future articles, please let us know.


Question: Describe the new features in Chrome 66.

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Chrome 65 came out last week, and included Google's new ad-blocker and a few other security features. Chrome 66 has now graduated to the beta channel, and has several major experimental features. There's a new 'Modern Design' interface, partially based on the ill-fated Chrome Home UI, as well as updates to the media player and a new Clipboard API.
For over a year, a complete overhaul of Chrome's interface (called Chrome Home) was under development, but it was canned at the last minute. Part of the new interface was called 'Modern Design,' which made elements more roundeded. It appears that component will live on, as a new flag called 'Chrome Modern Design' (#enable-chrome-modern-design) is available in this release.
The interface looks very similar to Chrome Home, but without the address bar at the bottom. The New Tab Page has a white background with light gray elements, and the icons for frequently-visited sites are smaller. The tab switcher has a white background, and the tab button is slightly rounded.
As you may know, Chrome on Android changes the address bar and status bar color to match the site you're viewing. Chrome has always set the status bar as a darker shade, but that is no longer the case with the Modern Design. I think it looks much better, and it matches the behavior of Samsung's browser.
There's no telling when this will be enabled for everyone, but some Chrome Dev users have told us it was automatically turned on for them.
Back in December, a new video player was added to Chrome Dev and Canary. While the old design had a white bar at the bottom with all the buttons and controls, the new layout moved the play/pause button to the center, with the remaining controls moved to above the timeline. You could also double-tap the sides of the screen to fast-forward or reverse, just like in the YouTube app.
While the new media player is not enabled by default yet, it has been tweaked a little. It's far less buggy, and the ugly transparent white gradient is gone. The controls are now white on a mostly-black background, which looks much better in my opinion. You can try it out by enabling the 'New Media Controls' (#enable-modern-media-controls) flag.
The API adds two new permissions sites can use - writing to the clipboard, and reading the clipboard. Both will only work on HTTPS sites, and both only work in the tab you have open. This way, background pages can't mess with clipboard data.
If you don't want any site asking for Clipboard access, there's a new Clipboard option in Chrome's Site Settings. There you can block any sites from using the feature.
Like always, Chrome 66 includes changes for both users and developers. Here are some smaller features that ship with this update.
Sites can now enable auto-capitalization on any editable text field.
CSS calculations are now supported in media queries.
The Decoding Info API, which allows sites to see what media formats the browser can decode, is now enabled by default.
Web apps can now act as the payment handler for sites using the Web Payment API.
WebSockets over HTTP/2 is now supported.
There's a new 'Chrome Duplex' flag that replaces the Chrome Home interface.


Question: "What do you know about Project Juno?" Respond in 1 sentences.

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Project Juno was a private British space programme which selected Helen Sharman to be the first Briton in space.


Question: "Hey Danny, Could you post Joss Whedon's writing tips here? I think it would be really helpful for us."

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 "Hey Danny, Could you post Joss Whedon's writing tips here? I think it would be really helpful for us."

Here's Joss Whedon's Top 10 Writing Tips, which was initially published in Channel 4's talent magazine by Catherine Bray, who has kindly given me permission to reproduce the article in full here. Thanks, Catherine!
If you are visiting this blog solely via this article, you may want to check my new site for current posts & updates here; news & info about the UK scriptwriting scene. Listen to the UK Scriptwriters podcast here or check out my script consultancy page here.
Thanks again to Catherine for permission to reproduce the article.
And thank you, Danny, for posting this. This has come just at the right time for me. Love Joss Whedon.
Thanks for this Danny - can I ask which issue of the magazine it was in?
I work near C4 HQ, and I was thinking I might see if I can pop in and snaffle one from reception!
Thanks Danny, big fan of Joss and what he has to say on writing.
John: I think it's the most recent issue, Dec 08. You should be able to buy it thru the website if you don't have any luck at C4 reception.
Nothing wrong with a little whoring if you have to.
Oooh, thanks Danny, I love tips like that. But I never know where to cut-and-paste them. I need a scrapbook or summit.
Thanks for the post. Some tough advice to heed at times, but hopefully it will help my projects.
You love us. But not as much as I love Joss.
Thanks Danny. Will post it over my desk. And tattoo it on my eyelids.
Maybe just the first one.
Please vote for a fellow buffy fan.
"My Favorite Toy Contest: Anya Doll"
Good info and perspective. Thanks for posting it.
Thanks for the tips. They would be much use for me. Josh Whedon rocks.
Great post. This is my first time here, but I'm already a fan. Nice job.
Thanks for the great article. It was very helpful!
Thank you for taking time to share this with the readers, appreciate every bit of it.
I can't take one more day, to this way. Take it all away from me.
The first and the most important thing are to choose a topic that must be of your interest and you have some knowledge regarding it. A good essay is something that attracts the readers towards itself and readers are encouraged to read the full content. The points you have shared here are a big source and helps students a lot in writing their essay.
I shared it on my blog, and will send everyone along to you to check it out.
I'm really obliged. I'm at a juncture where I was looking for tips. Your 1st tip actually the best one. I was going round n round without writing THE END. Thanks for sharing. God bless.


Question: Describe the 1925 Milan-San Remo cycling race.

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The 1925 Milan–San Remo was the 18th edition of the Milan–San Remo cycle race and was held on 29 March 1925. The race started in Milan and finished in San Remo. The race was won by Costante Girardengo.


Question: Create a humorous article about teenagers and offer a dog-related tip.

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Nashville, TN – In a shocking trend that seems to be sweeping the nation, American teens have taken laziness to a whole new level. “Like why the hell should I have to actually talk to my mother when there could be some sort of telepathic link? I mean you see this type of stuff in movies and comics, why isn’t it the reality?” Commented one greasy teen. “I just don’t have time to discuss such menial topics with my parents, what with Call of Duty and banging your mom” replied another when asked about his thoughts on the subject.
“You guys are lucky I even had time for this interview” Research suggests that this is not a new idea, as teens have always tried to get out of anything you ask them.
Hey guys, Luna here with your daily dog tips!
Learn to listen to your dog. If your dog appears to be uncomfortable meeting another dog, animal or person, don’t insist that he say hello. He’s telling you that he isn’t comfortable for a reason, and you should respect that. Forcing the issue can often result in bigger problems down the line. Now who’s a good boy!
Maple Bacon News is a satire news site created for enjoyment and entertainment. All names used are completely made up and any likeness or similarities of real names is accidental and coincidental, except in cases where public figures are being satirized.


Question: Respond in 69 words. Who is Imran Muhammad Akhoond?

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Imran Muhammad Akhoond is a Pakistani guitarist, music composer songwriter. He is far famed as a Lead Guitarist for renowned Pakistani Pop Singer, Philanthropist and humanitarian,UNODC National Goodwill Ambassador Shehzad Roy. His incessant attitude towards exploring different Genres of music and the knack of fusing Eastern and Western music has earned him a reputation of one of the most aspiring musicians from Pakistan in different arenas around the Globe.


Question: Describe the divorce case of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. Respond in 21 sentences.

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LOS ANGELES — The long-running divorce case of one-time Hollywood power couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt has hit a new level of drama.
Jolie, the star of "Maleficent," alleged in a court filing Tuesday that her estranged husband hasn't paid any "meaningful" child support for a year and a half during their ongoing, and at times contentious, divorce — and said she is planning to seek a court order to force his hand.
"[Pitt] has a duty to pay child support. As of present, [Pitt] has paid no meaningful child support since separation," wrote Jolie's attorney, Samantha Bley DeJean, in a two-page brief filed in Los Angeles Superior Court and obtained by NBC News.
"Given the informal arrangements around the payment of the children's expenses have not been regularly sustained by [Pitt] for over a year and a half, [Jolie] intends to file an RFO for the establishment of a retroactive child support order." (An RFO is a request for a court order.) The court filing did not define what is "meaningful" support.
Pitt’s spokesman did not immediately comment. A source close to the actor insisted, "Brad has fulfilled his commitments."
Mindy Nyby, a spokeswoman for Jolie, said the "aim of Angelina's routine filing is to promote closure to the marriage in a way that clears a path toward the next stage of their lives and allows her and Brad to recommit as devoted co-parents to their children."
Under California law, each parent is responsible for providing for the children based upon the agreement reached between the couple. It is not clear what, if any, agreement Pitt and Jolie have reached.
Jolie's lawyers are asking to appear before a judge to schedule a status conference in the case to address the financial issue amid the couple's separation.
Jolie, 43, filed for divorce from Pitt, 54, in September 2016, citing irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split. The Oscar-winning actress and activist for refugees around the world has six children with her actor husband. They range in age from 9 to 16.
The breakup between the couple — once known by fans as "Brangelina" — has been very public, and at times, ugly. Around the time Jolie filed for divorce, Pitt was accused of being rough with one of his children on a private plane that was en route from Europe to Los Angeles.
The incident was reported to authorities but the FBI and Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services both cleared Pitt of any wrongdoing after reviews of evidence and interviews with those involved.
In 2017, lawyers sought to seal records pertaining to the couple's six minor children in the ongoing divorce and child custody case.
Pitt's lawyers alleged in court documents Jolie and her attorneys have compromised the children's privacy through court filings in a bid to undercut Pitt in the couple's custody battle.


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. Provide a description of Pueblito Los Dominicos.

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Pueblito Los Dominicos (Los Dominicos Village) is a crafts market and popular tourist shopping destination in a heritage zone of Santiago, Chile. It is located at the end of in Los Dominicos Park, to the side of San Vicente Ferrer Church (also known as Los Dominicos Church).