Question: Describe a business decision you made that you are proud of.

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 Describe a business decision you made that you are proud of.

December 2015 was the time that I decided I would fully commit to photography and let it be my sole source of income. I wasn't too sure where to start but the ball began rolling for me when I was on my initial travels around New Zealand.
While in Rotorua riding I got chatting to Kashi Leuchs, a bike shop owner from Dunedin who had some demo Yetis. He mentioned that he was running the 3 Peaks Enduro mountain bike race in Dunedin and said it was worth coming down to. He gave me his details, and I later emailed him about coming down and he offered to pay for an album of photos from his race. I jumped at the chance.
After arriving in Dunedin it was suggested that I reach out to the local tourism to do an article on the bike race. As I was new to the area and didn't have any contacts, this meant just walking into the tourist visitor centre and asking to speak to someone from marketing. This worked out well, as, not only did they want me to do an article on the bike race, but they also asked me to do additional articles for them. After working with the local tourism, I was put in touch with the New Zealand Masters Games and ended up shooting their event. This introduced me to working with a local media company, and then also working with the city council events department.
All of that work came because I chatted to Kashi in Rotorua, there was no big meeting or fancy way of doing it, all I did was introduce myself.
Now I never thought this would be a walk in the park but this is what I want to do for a living, create great imagery for people. I was determined that this would happen and when I first arrived in Dunedin, I worked on the enduro race and articles while living in my truck in a beach car park (not as pretty as you might think with people unaware of how to use a bin or toilet). The truck became the transport, office, bedroom and kitchen but I was getting somewhere.
One of my concerns jumping into this was how to work out my pricing. I have listened to podcasts, read blogs and discussed this topic numerous times with peers and you still never really find a price. For me, I don't have a particular day rate and want to work within potential clients budgets where possible. Of course, it is always ok to say no to a job if its not feasible.
One potential client said they didn't have a photo budget but could pay x amount. It was under what I would normally charge for the work but instead of saying no, I gave them the offer of shooting a lesser amount of imagery, and we agreed companies at this event could purchase images also. On top of the clients charge, I also had images purchased from another company, giving me more than double. There are sometimes ways to work with people without feeling you are underselling yourself or undercutting others in the industry, and this in turn can work in your favour. But again, its ok to walk away.
For me, this is still a slow process and has a huge learning curve. A year later, I find that my approach to getting work has improved. The business side has been trial and error and I have quickly picked up what works, and what doesn't. Someone told me "It is more important to farm than to hunt". I like this because I can find myself constantly trying to get a specific job when it is beneficial to just get your name out, introduce yourself to people or brands you want to work with. This in turn hopefully means you are thought of should they need a photographer.
It has now just been over a year since I started and I have shot the 3 Peaks Enduro for the second year. This next year will be challenging as I only have 6 months left in New Zealand before heading back to Scotland with the business, which makes me pretty nervous but also excited.
One thing that I would recommend everyone does is check their email before sending it. I recently noticed while checking for a sent email that the wording was slightly off, thankfully someone i have worked with in the past and have a good working relationship with. Not sure why the computer decided to autocorrect but it did and I should have checked, you can spot it.


Question: What is the status of journalists around the world?

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 What is the status of journalists around the world?

The 65 journalists who were killed were either fatally injured in the course of their work (for The 2017 annual round-upRead the round-upexample, in an artillery bombardment) or were murdered because their reporting angered someone. The murdered reporters were the majority – 60% of the total figure.
Like the death toll, the number of journalists in detention has also fallen. The total of 326 journalists in prison on 1 December 2017 was 6% fewer than on the same date in 2016. Despite the overall downward trend, there is an unusually high number of detained journalists in certain countries, such as Russia and Morocco, that did not previously number among notable jailers of journalists. Nonetheless, around half of the total number of imprisoned journalists are being held in just five countries. China and Turkey are still the world's two biggest prisons for journalists. They are followed by Syria, Iran, and Vietnam.
* These figures include professional journalists, non-professional journalists and media workers.


Question: Describe the process for using Prometheus and Grafana to monitor WebLogic Server on Kubernetes.

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 Describe the process for using Prometheus and Grafana to monitor WebLogic Server on Kubernetes.

As it runs, WebLogic Server generates a rich set of metrics and runtime state information that provides detailed performance and diagnostic data about the servers, clusters, applications, and other resources that are running in a WebLogic domain. To give our users the best possible experience when running WebLogic domains in Docker/Kubernetes environments, we have developed the WebLogic Monitoring Exporter. This new tool exposes WebLogic Server metrics that can be read and collected by monitoring tools such as Prometheus, and displayed in Grafana.
We are also making the WebLogic Monitoring Exporter tool available as open source on GitHub, which will allow our community to contribute to this project and be part of enhancing it.
The WebLogic Monitoring Exporter is implemented as a web application that is deployed to the WebLogic Server instances that are to be monitored. The exporter uses the WebLogic Server 12.2.1.x RESTful Management Interface for accessing runtime state and metrics. With a single HTTP query, and no special setup, it provides an easy way to select the metrics that are monitored for a managed server.
For detailed information about the design and implementation of the WebLogic Monitoring Exporter, see Exporting Metrics from WebLogic Server.
Prometheus collects the metrics that have been scraped by the WebLogic Monitoring Exporter. By constructing Prometheus-defined queries, you can generate any data output you require to monitor and diagnose the servers, applications, and resources that are running in your WebLogic domain.
We can use Grafana to display these metrics in graphical form. Connect Grafana to Prometheus, and create queries that take the metrics scraped by the WebLogic Monitoring Exporter and display them in dashboards.
For more information, see Using Prometheus and Grafana to Monitor WebLogic Server on Kubernetes.
Get started building and deploying the WebLogic Monitoring Exporter, setup Prometheus and Grafana, and monitor the metrics from the WebLogic Managed servers in a domain/cluster running in Kubernetes.
Clone the source code for the WebLogic Monitoring Exporter from GitHub.
Build the WebLogic Monitoring Exporter following the steps in the README file.
Install both Prometheus and Grafana in the host where you are running Kubernetes.
Start a WebLogic on Kubernetes domain; find a sample in GitHub.
Deploy the WebLogic Monitoring Exporter to the cluster where the WebLogic Managed servers are running.
Follow the blog entry Using Prometheus and Grafana to Monitor WebLogic Server on Kubernetes that steps you through collecting metrics in Prometheus and display them in Grafana dashboards.
We welcome you to try this out. It's a good start to making the transition to open source monitoring tools. We can work together to enhance it and take full advantage of its functionality in Docker/Kubernetes environments.
Very informative article and thanks. I am considering Kubernetes as a service from providers, as it appears it is easier than installing kubernetes on a host. I would appreciate if you have any information on how to achieve the above capability in kubernetes as a service platform.


Question: Respond in 45 words. Give a brief description of the song "Sunday Girl" by Blondie.

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"Sunday Girl" is a 1978 song written and recorded by the American group Blondie. The track was a no. 1 hit in the UK Singles Chart for three weeks in May 1979, but despite this was not released as a single in the United States.


Question: Describe the 1924 Minnesota gubernatorial election.

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The 1924 Minnesota gubernatorial election took place on November 4, 1924. Republican Party of Minnesota candidate Theodore Christianson defeated Farmer–Labor Party challenger Floyd B. Olson.


Question: What implications could Malta's decision to embrace cryptocurrency businesses have on other countries in Europe?

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 What implications could Malta's decision to embrace cryptocurrency businesses have on other countries in Europe?

The Maltese government’s plan to bring more international cryptocurrency business to booster the local economy, by positioning itself as a hospitable jurisdiction within the EU, appears to be paying off. Following Binance moving to the island just last month, Malta has now succeeded in attracting yet another exchange, Okex.
Unlike other regions, Malta offers crypto firms with an environment where the government is not only open to their business but actively seeking it as well. For example, before making its decision Okex management was able to meet with members of the Maltese government and regulatory leaders. This allowed them to understand the country’s legislative and regulatory plans, provide written feedback and engage in open dialogue, they explained.
Back in March 23, Binance revealed that it would be moving its operations and starting to recruit 200 people to work on the island as soon as possible. Okex are now establishing an entity in Malta in accordance with the expected regulations and framework and will apply for a license when it becomes available. If and when the company obtains such a license, they expect to have a full team of local management, front office staff, as well as KYC and AML officers, a representative told news.Bitcoin.com today.
Should other governments in Europe soon follow the example of Malta to foster the growth of the local crypto ecosystem? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.


Question: Hey, any other good trackers out there?

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Good news if you are looking to be part of a new General/0Day torrent tracker. Three large, well established private trackers that are usually closed to the public have opened signups for a limited time. Romanian ShareReactor (RsR), LeechersLair (LL) and TorrentHR (THR) all now accept pubic registrations and you can now create accounts on these sites without the need for an invite code. RsR is one of the oldest private trackers based in Romania (launched in 2005) and the last time this tracker had an open signup was back in 2009. LeechersLair is another veteran tracker in the BitTorrent scene and it recently celebrated their 4th birthday. TorrentHR, a Croatia based ratio free tracker which has over 10000 torrents in its index, is opening signups after almost a year. All three of these tracks general content including movies, music, games, television shows, EBooks, Sports and so on.
RsR is considered to be one of the oldest Romanian trackers around and it has average pre times, decent download speeds plus a healthy flow of new daily torrents. Since this tracker’s name has the word ‘Romanian’ in it, most people mistake it for a torrent site indexing releases native to Romania. This is not the case – RsR has almost 100% English content including scene and P2P releases. It has a decently sized user base but note that it by no means is a another IPT or Zamunda – there are probably around 10k registered members on the site. This tracker makes up for the ‘not so large’ user base by having excellent download speeds. Ratio rules are very strict around here and even torrents with 2-5 seeders tend to have pretty good speeds. As of 12/9/2010, it indexed over 7500 active torrents.
Speaking of the content on RSR, it has everything a General tracker should have and then some more. RsR is home to the well known p2p release group iAPULA – expect to find a lot of their releases on this tracker ranging from individual movies, music to torrent packs. They haven’t been active a lot lately but you can find plenty of their old releases here.
TorrentHR is Croatian BitTorrent tracker. Although you don’t often hear about this site in BitTorrent forums and news blogs, it’s in fact one of the few torrent sites that successfully adapted the ratio free model. THR went ratio free back in September 2009, almost and year ago, and the site has been stable since then – unlike in many other cases, seeder/leecher ratios have not been affected and torrent lifetime does not appear to have reduced (and the text ‘No Ratio’ placed in the logo itself is a telltale sign that staff is proud of their achievement ) . THR has been online for several years but public registrations had been closed for the most part. Last time this tracker opened sign ups was in last September.
THR being a Croatian tracker, they do index a few releases that are native to Croatia. Default site language is Croatian but you shouldn’t have too much trouble finding your way around if you are an English speaking user. Anyways most indexed movies and TV series have English audio and there is plenty of English content available for download. You will most likely be able to spot the non English content based on torrent title. In addition to local, p2p and scene releases, this tracker is home to some good packs - their ‘Packs’ category now has over 300 torrents.
Here’s another torrent site that has not failed the test of time – LeechersLair (LL), a veteran General/0day torrent tracker recently celebrated their 4th year online, despite having to face various obstacles such as forced server shut downs, multiple URL changes and extended downtimes due to various issues. LL has stabilized in the past couple of months and it now functions smoothly as one of the better General/0Day trackers around. The site has a large user base exceeding 15000 active members and tracks over 7500 active torrents (stats as at 14/9/2010).
Thanks to its large users base, popular torrents on LeechersLair usually have 100-200 seeds each. Scene releases, P2P releases as well as LL exclusive torrents can be found indexed on the tracker (LL exclusives are torrents unique to LeechersLair – you probably won’t find these anywhere else). For those interested in getting in, signups are open for a limited time only.
Special thanks to Smece for the heads up on THR.
I personally wouldnt touch PulsedMedia if they were the last Seedbox company on the planet.
microd20 is a spam troll, he's spamming ads all over the place hoping to find a n00b to rip-off.
Thanks for the info about open signups, never heard of THR tho.
"the well known p2p release group iAPULA"


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. "Describe Lane Mill"

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Lane Mill is a former settlement in Inyo County, California. It lay at an elevation of 4363 feet (1330 m),


Question: What is Steven Starr's background?

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 What is Steven Starr's background?

Steven Starr is the director of the University of Missouri’s Clinical Laboratory Science Program, as well as a senior scientist at the Physicians for Social Responsibility. He has been published in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists and the Strategic Arms Reduction (STAR) website of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology; he also maintains the website Nuclear Darkness. Starr also teaches a class on the Environmental, Health and Social Effects of nuclear weapons at the University of Missouri.


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. Provide a brief biography of Gaspar Enriquez.

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 Respond in 4 sentences. Provide a brief biography of Gaspar Enriquez.

Gaspar Enriquez (born 1942) is an American artist known for creating portraits of people of Chicano heritage.
Enriquez was born in El Segundo Barrio neighborhood of El Paso, Texas, in 1942. He attended the University of Texas at El Paso, graduating with a bachelor's degree in arts education. He then went on to attend New Mexico State University, where he studied metalwork and graduated with a master's degree.


Question: Respond in 50 words. What is "A Rape on Campus"?

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 Respond in 50 words. What is "A Rape on Campus"?

"A Rape on Campus" is a retracted "Rolling Stone" magazine article, written by Sabrina Erdely and originally published on November 19, 2014, that describes a purported group sexual assault at the University of Virginia (UVA) in Charlottesville, Virginia. "Rolling Stone" retracted the story in its entirety on April 5, 2015.


Question: Describe your experience of a comic strip you enjoyed recently.

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 Describe your experience of a comic strip you enjoyed recently.

Remember this strip from a few weeks back? Well, these guys are back with the second installment of Of Science and Madness, and I’ve grown quite fond of them and their B-Monster Movie flavored shenanigans. I expect we’ll be seeing them again.


Question: Provide an overview of Eaglebrook School. Respond in 64 words.

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Eaglebrook School (also known as Eaglebrook or EBS) is an independent junior boarding and day school for boys in grades six through nine. It is located in Deerfield, Massachusetts, on the Pocumtuck Range near Deerfield Academy and sited on an campus which is also preserved by the Deerfield Wildlife Trust. Eaglebrook School is accredited by the Association of Independent Schools in New England (AISNE).


Question: What is the latest version of PostgreSQL?

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PostgreSQL: PostgreSQL 10.5, 9.6.10, 9.5.14, 9.4.19, 9.3.24, and 11 Beta 3 Released!
PostgreSQL 10.5, 9.6.10, 9.5.14, 9.4.19, 9.3.24, and 11 Beta 3 Released!
The PostgreSQL Global Development Group has released an update to all supported versions of our database system, including 10.5, 9.6.10, 9.5.14, 9.4.19, 9.3.24. This release fixes two security issues as well as bugs reported over the last three months.
If you have untrusted users accessing your system and you are either running PostgreSQL 9.5 or a newer version OR have installed the dblink or postgres_fdw extensions, you must apply this update as soon as possible. All other users can upgrade at the next convenient downtime.
Please note that PostgreSQL changed its versioning scheme with the release of version 10.0, so updating to version 10.5 from any 10.x release is considered a minor update.
The PostgreSQL Global Development Group also announces that the third beta release of PostgreSQL 11 is now available for download. This release contains previews of all features that will be available in the final release of PostgreSQL 11 (though some details of the release could change before then) as well as bug fixes that were reported during the second beta.
libpq, the client connection API for PostgreSQL that is also used by other connection libraries, had an internal issue where it did not reset all of its connection state variables when attempting to reconnect. In particular, the state variable that determined whether or not a password is needed for a connection would not be reset, which could allow users of features requiring libpq, such as the dblink or postgres_fdw extensions, to login to servers they should not be able to access.
Users are advised to upgrade their libpq installations as soon as possible.
The PostgreSQL Global Development Group thanks Andrew Krasichkov for reporting this problem.
An attacker able to issue CREATE TABLE can read arbitrary bytes of server memory using an upsert (INSERT ... ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE) query. By default, any user can exploit that. A user that has specific INSERT privileges and an UPDATE privilege on at least one column in a given table can also update other columns using a view and an upsert query.
This update also fixes over 40 bugs reported in the last several months. Some of these issues affect only version 10, but many affect all supported versions.
This update also contains tzdata release 2018e, with updates for North Korea. The 2018e also reintroduces the negative-DST changes that were originally introduced in 2018a, which affects historical and present timestamps for Ireland (1971-), as well as historical timestamps for Namibia (1994-2017) and the former Czechoslovakia (1946-1947). If your application is storing timestamps with those timezones in the affected date ranges, we ask that you please test to ensure your applications behave as expected.
PostgreSQL 11 Beta 3 contains applicable bug fixes from the cumulative release as well as over 20 fixes of its own. For a full list of fixes for PostgreSQL 11 Beta 3, please visit the open items page.
To upgrade to PostgreSQL 11 Beta 3 from Beta 1 or 2, or a earlier version of PostgreSQL, you will to use a strategy similar to upgrading between major versions of PostgreSQL (e.g. pg_upgrade or pg_dump / pg_restore). For more information, please visit the documentation section on upgrading.
This is the third beta release of version 11. The PostgreSQL Project will release additional betas as required for testing, followed by one or more release candidates, until the final release in late 2018. For further information please see the Beta Testing page.
The stability of each PostgreSQL release greatly depends on you, the community, to test the upcoming version with your workloads and testing tools in order to find bugs and regressions before the release of PostgreSQL 11. We greatly appreciate all of the testing performed to date as we get closer to the final release. Your feedback and testing will help determine the final tweaks on the new features, so please continue to test. The quality of user testing helps determine when we can make a final release.


Question: Respond in 6 sentences. Have you heard the news about Patrick Paige II's new album?

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The Internet’s bassist/producer Patrick Paige II has announced his debut solo album. Letters of Irrelevance is out May 18 (via EMPIRE). He’s also shared the video for his new track “On My Mind/Charge It to the Game,” which features his Internet bandmate Syd, as well as Kari Faux. Watch the clip, directed by Topshelf Junior, below (via The Fader).
Patrick Paige II wrote and produced Letters of Irrelevance. In addition to Syd and Kari Faux, the record includes contributions from KING’s Paris Strother, Moonchild’s Andris Mattson, and more.


Question: Can you explain how to upgrade to MIUI global beta ROM based on Android Marshmallow and what can be done about the missing music player?

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Great news! MIUI global beta ROM 6.3.17 based on Android 6.0 Marshmallow for Mi 3, Mi 4 & Mi Note rolling out now! Are you ready to upgrade? Let's get the party started!!
How to upgrade to MIUI global beta ROM based on Android M?
This is great news. Now we wait for the posts on "how do I go back to KitKat?".
Yes there is no music player. Try borrowing it from some of your friend using shareit or any such app and it will work. Please tell me if you are also facing the problem of bad sound quality in headphones.


Question: "Who is Kyle Pettey?"

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Kyle Pettey is a Paralympian athlete from Canada competing mainly in category F35 shot put events.


Question: Provide a brief description of the 2009 German film "Die Tür".

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The Door (German: "Die Tür") is a 2009 German science fiction thriller film directed by Anno Saul and starring Mads Mikkelsen and Jessica Schwarz.


Question: Respond in 586 words. Can you tell me more about a communication reduction technique for zero-knowledge arguments you discussed at the recent annual conference?

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We recently had our annual conference for the Academic Centres of Excellence in the UK and I am proud that Jonathan Bootle from UCL won the PhD student elevator pitch competition. I’ll now hand over the rest of the blog post to Jonathan to explain the communication reduction technique for zero-knowledge arguments he presented.
In zero-knowledge arguments, a verifier wants to check that a prover possesses secret knowledge satisfying some stated conditions. The prover wants to convince the verifier without disclosing her secrets. Security is based on cryptographic assumptions, like the discrete logarithm assumption. In 1997, Cramer and Damgård produced a discrete log argument requiring the prover to send N pieces of data to the verifier, for a statement of size N. Groth improved this to √N in 2009 and for five years, this was thought to be the best possible. That is, until cryptographers at UCL, including myself, discovered an incredible trick, which shattered the previous record. So how does it work?
The first step is to compile the statement into the correct format for our protocol. Existing compilers take practical statements, such as verifying the correct execution of a C program, and convert them into a type of circuit. We then convert this circuit into a vector equation for the verifier to check. A circuit of size N produces a vector of size roughly N. So far, so good.
We also need use a commitment scheme, which works like a magician’s envelope. By committing to a hidden value, it can be fixed, and revealed later.
In previous works in the discrete logarithm setting, the prover commits to the vector using a single commitment.
Later the prover reveals the whole vector. This gives high communication costs, and was a major bottleneck.
We discovered a rare and extraordinary property of the commitment scheme which allowed us to cut a vector in half and compress the two halves together. Applying the same trick repeatedly produces a single value which is easy to send, and drastically reduces the communication costs of the protocol.
We begin with a vector of roughly N elements. If we repeatedly cut the vector in half, it takes log(N) cuts to produce a vector containing only a single element. Each time that the prover cuts a vector in half, they must make new commitments to enable the verifier to check the shorter vectors produced. Overall, roughly log(N) new commitments are produced, so the prover must send about log(N) values to the verifier. This is a dramatic improvement from √N. To put this in perspective, doubling the size of the statement only adds a constant amount of data for the prover to send.
Of course, it is possible to base security on other cryptographic assumptions, but other efficient protocols often use very strong and untested assumptions which have yet to receive a high level of scrutiny. By contrast, the discrete logarithm assumption has been used and studied for over three decades.
Is this just a theoretical advance? Far from it. Our protocol has a working Python implementation, which has been extensively benchmarked. By combining our code with the compilers that I mentioned earlier, we verified the correct execution of C programs. By sending under 7kB of data each time, we can verify matrix multiplications, simulations of the motion of gas molecules, and SHA-1 hashes. It’s nice to see theory that compiles and works.
The full paper is by Jonathan Bootle, Andrea Cerulli, Pyrros Chaidos, Jens Groth and Christophe Petit and was published at EUROCRYPT 2016.


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Considering their injured starting quarterback and a relatively lackluster offense last season, the now Los Angeles Rams did well for themselves in 2015. They managed a 7-9 record and a third place rank in the division – a marginal improvement from their 6-10 and fourth place rank of 2014. And yet, the Rams haven’t been almost relevant in the NFC West since they last progressed to postseason back in 2004.
But the addition of rookie quarterback Jared Goff is projected to bring the Rams up to the competitive caliber for which they were once known. The Rams’ offense ranked worst in the league in 2015 under Nick Foles. They averaged 297 yards and 17 points per game, and Foles threw for 2,052 yards and seven touchdowns in 11 games.
Goff’s collegiate statistics actually surpass Foles’ professional numbers entirely, as Goff went for 12,195 yards and 96 touchdowns in three years at University of California, Berkeley. Foles has racked up 8,805 yards and 53 touchdowns in four seasons, three of which he spent with the Philadelphia Eagles pre-trade. Granted, the pace of the NFL is projected to be a hurdle for Goff, and yet there’s no denying that he’s a talented quarterback with huge command over the football.
Upon the completion of OTAs, the Rams are still looking to solidify their wide receivers. Now that they arguably have the quarterback to push them over the edge, his support must come from a solid receiving core. So far, the Rams wide receivers consist of Tavon Austin, Bradley Marquez, Stedman Bailey, Pharoh Cooper, Brian Quick, Kenny Britt, and Michael Thomas.
The sixth wide receiver spot has yet to be officially established. Rookies Cooper and Thomas have already established their places on the 53-man roster from OTAs.
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Question: Describe the location of Al-Budi. Respond in 4 sentences.

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Al-Budi (, also spelled el-Bodi) is a village in northwestern Syria, administratively part of the Jableh District in the Latakia Governorate, located south of Latakia. Nearby localities include Ayn al-Shiqaq to the west, Qardaha to the north, Harf al-Musaytirah to the east, Zama and Ayn al-Sharqiyah to the south and Siyano to the southwest. According to the Syria Central Bureau of Statistics, al-Budi had a population of 2,359 in the 2004 census. The inhabitants are predominantly Alawites.


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HARRISON, N.J. (December, 19, 2017) – The New York Red Bulls have signed midfielder Florian Valot to an MLS contract pending receipt of his P-1 Visa, the club announced today. Valot, 23, joins the senior team after two seasons with NYRB II, the club’s USL affiliate. He will occupy an international spot on the Red Bulls roster.
Valot signed with NYRB II in June of 2016 after an early season trial. He had previously played with the Red Bulls Under-23 team in PDL during the summer of 2015.
Valot had his best season with NYRB II in 2017, tallying career-high marks in games played (32), minutes played (2585), goals (10) and assists (7). In two seasons with Red Bulls II, he has recorded 53 games played with 13 goals and 13 assists over 3,797 minutes played.
Valot, a native of Pau, France, spent time in the Paris Saint-Germain and AS Monaco youth systems before coming the United States for college. He played two seasons at Rider University, making 34 appearances while recording 13 goals and six assists.
Transaction: New York Red Bulls Sign midfielder Florian Valot to an MLS contract on December 19, 2017, pending receipt of his P-1 Visa. Valot will occupy an international spot on the Red Bulls roster.


Question: What year was the Copa Catalunya started? Respond in 2 sentences.

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The 2012–13 Copa Catalunya is the 24th staging of the Copa Catalunya. The competition began on June 2, 2012.


Question: Explain what the Freedom Front Plus is doing in terms of taking their campaign to stop land expropriation without compensation to an international level.

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FF Plus leader Pieter Groenewald says his party will request sanctions against the South African government if necessary.
The Freedom Front Plus is going international with its campaign to stop land expropriation without compensation from being government policy, but it is not calling for sanctions just yet.
On Monday‚ the party announced that it has written to the United Nations' human rights commission in Geneva to complain against the SA government and its intention to expropriate land without compensation.
FF Plus leader Pieter Groenewald said the UN procedures provided for complaints to be lodged even before the constitution has been amended.
According to process‚ the UN will now write to the SA government to give its side of the story‚ he said.
Groenewald said the FF Plus campaign had started last year and part of that campaign was the “internationalisation” of expropriation without compensation as well as farm murders in the country.
“I have spoken to members of the European Parliament and Corne Mulder spoke to members of parliament in the United Kingdom. I am also a member of the presidency of Unrepresented Nations and People Organisations [UNPO] and on these presidency meetings‚ I always raise the issue of farm murders and in the last two meetings… as far as expropriation of land without compensation is concerned‚” revealed Groenewald.
“The US Embassy noted that the Freedom Front Plus called and wrote to the US Embassy, and when Freedom Front Plus asked for an email contact, the US Embassy provided the contact for its public affairs office, as is standard practice for public inquiries,” the US Embassy said.
“I want to put it quite clear‚ if it is necessary that we have to request sanctions against the South African government to prevent them to not change the Constitution‚ we will do so‚” said Groenewald.
He said his party was not objecting to land reform and had in fact made numerous proposals on how to speed up land reform‚ including during the ongoing parliamentary process.
The party has also launched an SMS line where people whose land is being invaded can reach out for help.


Question: Have you seen Alejandro Iñárritu's films? Respond in 17 sentences.

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For aspiring filmmakers, the fact that Alejandro Iñárritu has gone from one amazing film to another so quickly is a bit intimidating. After winning multiple Oscars for Birdman, he jumped right back into another greuling project with this year’s The Revenant starring Leonardo Dicaprio. Aside from his obvious genius, another great thing about Iñárritu is his generosity when it comes to sharing his directing process.
When I was in film school, we would all sit around and discuss topics like which film had the best long take. Usually there would be an argument between those who loved Scorsese’s long take in Goodfellas, or Welles’s long take in Touch of Evil. Or some might mention that Hitchcock’s Rope was supposed to be one long take. But now there really is no competition. On it’s own, Birdman would already be an amazing film. For many of who grew up watching Michael Keaton in the 80’s, we’ve been waiting desperately for him to get the kind of roles he deserves. So Birdman is basically a wish come true on many fronts.
From beginning to end, Javier Bardem’s performance and Inarritu’s direction are emotionally overwhelming. One of the best documentaries on directing is on the special features of the Buitiful DVD, unfortunately I couldn’t find that so here’s the man himself discussing directing for this amazing film.
The first time I heard of Alejandro Inarritu was back in 2000. I was back at home and trying to learn a little Spanish. I knew next to nothing about Mexican filmmaking, but there was a film that was making a big impression internationally. I was completely blown away by Amores Perros. Not only was it one of the most emotionally engaging films I had ever seen, but the direction on ever level was handled with a true mastery.


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Representatives of Iran and six major powers meet in Vienna, Austria in April 24, 2015, seeking to finalise by June 30, a historic deal curbing Iran´s nuclear programme.
The Swiss Federal Council officially lifted Switzerland’s sanctions against Iran Wednesday in the wake of a landmark nuclear deal.
“The Federal Council wishes today’s steps to be seen as a sign of its support for the implementation of the nuclear agreement and its interest in deepening bilateral relations with Iran,” the Council said in a statement.
In July, Iran agreed to restrictions on its nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of crippling economic sanctions in a deal negotiated by the U.S., China, Russia, France, Germany and the United Kingdom. The deal still awaits approval in some places and implementation. The Federal Council said it “reserves the right to reintroduce the lifted measures” if the the implementation of the international agreement fails.
While the U.S. and many of its partners have drawn a hard line on Iran, Switzerland has sought an open dialogue. The sanctions had been suspended since January 2014, and the Swiss Federal Council said it had developed a credible partnership with Iran.
The lifting of sanctions takes effect Thursday.


Question: Describe Whalley.

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Whalley is a large village and civil parish in the Ribble Valley on the banks of the River Calder in Lancashire, England. It is overlooked by Whalley Nab, a large wooded hill over the river from the village. The population of the civil parish was 2,645 at the census of 2001, and increased to 3,629 at the census of 2011.


Question: What are the implications of jailing immigrant children in the Pacific Northwest?

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 What are the implications of jailing immigrant children in the Pacific Northwest?

Last month's deadline for the Trump administration to reunite families separated under the “zero tolerance” policy has come and gone with thousands still in limbo. While the plight of toddlers pulled from their parents’ arms is particularly urgent, this acute crisis should not obscure our understanding of the day-in, day-out cruelty our system inflicts on migrant children. Some of that daily injustice takes place right here in the Pacific Northwest.
The children recently separated at the border are not the only minors in the custody of U.S. officials. In the last few years, thousands of unaccompanied minors have sought refuge in the United States, many of them fleeing abuse and violence in Central American countries. Under the Homeland Security Act of 2002, ICE must transfer such children to the Office of Refugee Resettlement within 72 hours for their placement in an approved facility. Here in Washington, YouthCare and Friends of Youth provide temporary homes for these minors sent from the southern border, by all accounts doing a good job of providing them care and stability at a difficult time.
But when ORR is unable to locate an “adequate placement” for the kids, alternate facilities are authorized – including jails. And according to data released by ICE last year, two of only three facilities in the nation authorized to hold children for longer than 72 hours are here in the Northwest: NORCOR, a publicly run facility in the Dalles, Oregon, and the Cowlitz County Juvenile facility in Longview, Washington.
Since 2015, Cowlitz County has held 15 unaccompanied minors, several for stays longer than 200 days; the county reaps a per-head price of $170 nightly for each one. At NORCOR, where the per diem has not been disclosed, ICE data shows the average daily population of migrant children was two in recent years, staying an average of 151 days.
Yet are these jails suitable for housing refugee children?
Six months ago, Disability Rights Oregon published a scathing report concluding that NORCOR’s policies for juveniles were designed to “break the will at any cost.” Rules prohibited children from “looking around” rather than facing forward, from asking guards the time of day, and limited their access to drawing materials, books, or entertainment other than the Bible. "Conditions were harsher and more restrictive than any adult jail we had visited,” the organization wrote. These revelations prompted several Oregon counties to pull their youth from the facility – but not ICE. In fact, NORCOR administrators are seeking to make up their budget shortfall by expanding their business with ICE when the contract is renegotiated this November.
Cowlitz County administrators recognize publicly that many of the kids in their custody were previously living with their parents, but have been removed to be placed in deportation proceedings. They say there’s a public safety interest in keeping these kids detained, since ICE has flagged some for alleged gang ties. But the immigration system has no due process protections for those accused of being gang affiliated; for these kids, "innocent until proven guilty" doesn't apply. This means that youth can be deported on the basis of a tattoo, a social media post, or an ICE agent's hunch, without ever being convicted of a crime.
The uncomfortable truth is that local counties are locking up immigrant children under conditions they abhor for American youth, as a way to boost revenue.
Such arrangements don’t make us safer; they make us complicit.
While the deliberate separation of families at the southern border has laid bare the depth of cruelty in our immigration system, one of the lessons we should learn from this tragedy is its broad connection to the everyday criminalization of migrants, including children. Immigration law has imported the severe language, but not the due process protections, of our flawed criminal justice system, while placing the decisions of deportation officers and immigration courts beyond the reach of public scrutiny. Does it make us safer that agents among us can lock up a child for the colors of his sports gear, sanction him for so much as a sidelong glance? Or does it undercut the very values we hold sacred?
To address these abuses, we must not only push for the reuniting of families recently separated; we must stop funding Northwest institutions through partnerships with federal agencies whose practices contradict core principles of justice.
Angelina Snodgrass Godoy is the University of Washington's Helen H. Jackson Chair in Human Rights and director of the Center for Human Rights.


Question: Have you tried the bacon buns Lithuanian recipe? Respond in 38 sentences.

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Yes, it's true, I l-o-v-e, love bacon. After all my recent pontificating about eating less meat, I couldn't resist this Lithuanian recipe for Bacon Buns. I mean really, if I have to fall off the veggie wagon, let it be to eat crispy bacon. Add caramelized onions, wrap the mixture in a butter-rich, egg-based yeast dough, bake to golden brown perfection and well, all the remorse one typically feels after blowing a lofty resolution is virtually non-existent. I refuse to repent.
Once the largest country in Europe, Lithuania is the southernmost of the three Baltic states. Lithuania sits on the Southeastern shore of the Baltic Sea and borders Latvia, Belarus, Poland and the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad. This country is the first Soviet Republic to declare independence after being occupied by both the Soviet Union and then Nazi Germany.
Lithuanian's cool climate is perfect for growing barley, potatoes, rye, beets, greens and mushrooms. Cuisine in Lithuania is influenced by Polish, Ukrainian, Scandinavian, Hungarian and Romanian traditions. Dumplings, donuts, crepes, pork and sausages are all enjoyed by Latvians in the beautiful Baltic country.
Dice onion and bacon into very small, uniform pieces. In a large heavy skillet, saute bacon till it starts to crisp up and add onion. Continue cooking until onions are deep golden brown (do not burn!). Pour off some of the grease as you cook if needed.
Meanwhile, in a 2 quart saucepan, heat milk, butter, sugar and salt to 120-130 degrees F until butter is melted.
Pour off 1/2 cup of this mixture and dissolve the yeast in this 1/2 cup.
Beat eggs and add slowly to remaining warm milk mixture.
Pour entire mixture into bowl of a stand mixture and attach a paddle.
Stir in sifted flour and beat vigorously. Add more flour very gradually if needed. Dough should be quite sticky, but not wet.
Cover dough with a towel and let it rise in a warm place for about 2 hours.
Punch down risen dough and refrigerate over night.
Next day, roll out the dough to a thickness of about 3/8 inch. The dough is very soft, so use lots of flour while rolling out.
Using a biscuit cutter or glass, cut rolled dough into rounds about 3-inches in diameter.
Place a tablespoon of the bacon mix in the center of each round and fold the sides of the circle over the bacon. Use your fingertips dipped in water to seal the edges if needed.
Place buns on lightly greased cookie sheet or parchment paper and allow the dough to rise again - about 2 hours if the dough is cold, 30-45 minutes if warm.
Mix one egg yolk with 2 Tbsp. water and brush the top of each roll with the yolk mixture.
Bake buns in the oven for 15-20 minutes.
Final Assessment: This is a very rich dough, and of course, the addition of bacon makes it even more so. After making the first batch, I was instructed by the dudes in my house to "add more bacon!" which I did. These were delicious, sweet and savory rolls my kids scoffed down. I'm thinking they might be even better in the morning when the bacon flavor has permeated the rolls....we shall see!


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Question: Explain the changes that are being made to three cards in the card game Shadowverse and why they are being made.

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In anticipation of the May 22 update, we’d like to outline some upcoming changes to cards and why we’re making them.
1. The silver Shadowcraft follower Prince Catacomb will cost 4 play points instead of 3.
2. The silver Dragoncraft follower Wind Reader Zell will cost 4 play points instead of 2.
• Its attack will be 3 (or 5 when evolved) instead of 2 (or 4 when evolved).
• Its defense will be 4 (or 6 when evolved) instead of 2 (or 4 when evolved).
For a limited time after changes are made, these three cards will produce more vials when liquefied.
Since the March 29 release of the fourth card pack, Tempest of the Gods, the Dragoncraft and Shadowcraft classes have been the strongest in ranked matches. Decks built around Demonlord Eachtar (the “Midrange Shadow” decks) have had high use rates and high win rates. They’ve been among the strongest—the so-called Tier 1 decks. Another type of deck with low-cost cards and fewer copies of Demonlord Eachtar (the “Aggro Shadow” deck) has seen wide use as well.
In addition, there’s a significant gap between Shadowcraft’s win rate when playing first and when playing second. Some classes and deck types inevitably have an advantage when playing first or second, but game balance is negatively affected if this tendency becomes too pronounced: the outcome of matches can more easily end up becoming a matter of luck.
1. Taken together, Midrange Shadow and Aggro Shadow decks have a high use rate.
2. There’s a significant gap between Shadowcraft’s win rate when playing first and playing second.
To resolve these issues, we’ve decided it would be appropriate to change Prince Catacomb’s cost to 4 play points instead of 3.
1. Three copies of Prince Catacomb are typically included in Midrange Shadow and Aggro Shadow decks.
2. The card’s Fanfare effect is stronger when more allied followers are in play, which makes it advantageous to play first.
3. The card costs little given how powerful it is.
We believe that this change will bring Shadowcraft decks’ win rates and use rates in line with where they should be; however, other Tier 1 decks could become too powerful as a result—namely, Dragoncraft decks that increase a player’s play point orbs at the beginning of the match and then use high-cost cards in the middle of the match (“Ramp Dragon” decks). In the early May match data, the Ramp Dragon play rate was the highest at 26.8%, and the win rate was second highest at 54.0%.
At the same time, there are many types of Ramp Dragon decks. Some use a slew of followers with Storm to overwhelm the opponent from the middle of the match; others use many defensive cards as a way of dealing with aggro decks. Certain decks use combos of Sahaquiel and Neutral cards, while others don’t. Because of this, it’s hard to point out any single card that serves as the nucleus of Ramp Dragon decks.
Any changes to cards that increase play points would end up affecting the entire class of Dragoncraft; such changes therefore seemed inappropriate.
So while it was necessary to change Dragoncraft cards, no one card stood out as being central to Ramp Dragon. For that reason, we decided to make changes that would allow a greater number of classes and deck types to see play. It was with this in mind that we decided to change the cards Wind Reader Zell and Lightning Blast.
In combination with Ouroboros or Sahaquiel, Wind Reader Zell makes it possible to deliver match-ending damage in a single turn. When including the Fanfare damage of Ouroboros, 11 damage can be dealt at once; when using Sahaquiel to play Bahamut, 13 damage can be dealt at once. If combinations like these were difficult to pull off, there might not be any issue. But in fact all of these cards are powerful on their own, and it’s possible for players to pull off these combos without significantly affecting the other cards in the deck or their play style.
Wind Reader Zell is a 2-play point follower that has the standard 2/2 attack and defense. At the beginning of the match, it can be used to attack enemies, and later on it can be used to end the match. As such, it’s an all-around useful card that helps make Ramp Dragon powerful. The change to Wind Reader Zell’s cost will make it more difficult to deal a large amount of damage on a single turn, thereby raising use rates for currently underused slower decks.
In the early May match data, Lightning Blast’s use rate wasn’t as high as Wind Reader Zell’s. Although some Ramp Dragon decks contain three copies of Lightning Blast, not every one does. All the same, the mere presence of Lightning Blast ends up limiting the decks that see play.
Lightning Blast’s ability to banish all enemy followers and amulets was designed to raise the use rate of Dragoncraft, which had been low prior to the fourth card pack’s release. Now that Ramp Dragon has the highest use rate of any class, Lightning Blast’s Enhance ability is discouraging the use of amulet-based decks and slower decks that that need to have multiple cards in the play at once.
We anticipate that these sorts of decks will see more play once Lightning Blast is changed, thus making for a better game environment.
From the May 22 update until the next major update, Prince Catacomb, Wind Reader Zell, and Lightning Blast will produce more vials when liquefied.
Normal and animated copies will both produce 200 vials.
After that time, the number of vials each card produces will return to normal.
We’ll continue to analyze players’ match data in order to ensure game balance, adjusting card effects when necessary. In such cases, we’ll notify players in advance and offer bonus vials when changed cards are liquefied.


Question: "Tell me more about the strike at York University!"

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 "Tell me more about the strike at York University!"

Join us at experience #yorkstrike days on March 5 & 11, 2017!
Over 200 food service workers at York University are currently on an open-ended strike. These workers prepare and serve food and beverages to tens of thousands of York community members every single day. They are striking for dignity and respect, for decent wages and good working conditions, and against anti-Black racism and Islamophobia in the workplace.
On March 5 and 11, we invite you to Experience #YorkStrike Days—to see what the real York looks like, and how it treats a workforce that is mostly racialized workers, immigrant workers, and women workers.
Your support could make a real difference in getting York to do the right thing. Join us on the picket lines and help these workers win a fair deal.
To learn more about their struggle, watch the video on the right. Then watch this video and this video.
Bring your family, friends and all your pressing questions about the current strike by food service workers at York University. We’ll have current students, staff and faculty on hand to show you all the ways you can help food service workers win a fair deal.
You’ll also get to see what a #YorkStrike looks like, and to be a part of an exciting solidarity action. Together, we will demonstrate to York University President Mamdouh Shoukri that our community—including future students and their families—wants justice for food service workers.
Come explore! We can’t wait to meet you.
To sign up or for more info, email YorkStrike.ca@gmail.com.
Send a message to York President Mamdouh Shoukri and let him know you support food service workers. Every letter counts!
Use the text provided or change the message to reflect your thoughts.
Dear President Shoukri, The funding that York provides Aramark to manage food services on our campus is not enough, and keeps hundreds of workers in poverty jobs. York could solve this problem immediately by providing adequate funding for food services, and help food service workers get a fair deal. All of us meet and interact with food service workers every single day: they prepare our meals, they serve us coffee, they keep the food courts running smoothly. Their hard work makes it possible for literally tens of thousands of students, staff and faculty to spend long days on campus—to study, to learn, to teach and to work. In other words, York works because they do. Like all workers at York, they deserve respect and dignity at work, decent wages and benefits, and good working conditions. However, these workers work long hours in low-wage, precarious jobs and often face racist harassment in their workplace. This is unacceptable. Our university is committed to social justice. That must include food service workers. They deserve: - An immediate raise to $15 per hour - Improved benefits - Paid sick time - A safe & healthy workplace - No more harassment - Stop anti-Black racism - Stop Islamophobia - The right to organize I urge you to act immediately to ensure that all jobs at York are good jobs. We'll be a better university for it!
A number of buses from across the GTA take you directly to the Keele campus. However, unionized transit workers will not cross picket lines where they are set up at campus entrances.
For updates, visit YorkStrike.ca or follow #YorkStrike on social media.
Visitors coming to the Keele Campus for Experience #YorkStrike Day will meet picket lines at the Pond Road (off Keele Street) and Sentinel Road (off Finch Avenue) entrances to campus. Please build in an extra 30 to 45 minutes to your travel time—this is the range of waiting times before cars are allowed to cross picket lines.
If you are coming northbound on Keele Street, note that northbound Keele Street is currently closed at Finch Avenue West due to construction. There is a detour around the intersection to get you back onto Keele Street and to York’s Pond Road entrance. The alternate northbound detour route is east on Toro Road, north on Tangiers Road and west on the Murray Ross Parkway extension, back onto Keele Street northbound. Finch Avenue West traffic will detour north on Tangiers Road to Murray Ross Parkway to access Keele Street. Southbound traffic is not affected.
Complimentary parking is available for Experience #YorkStrike Day guests in both the Bennett Centre for Student Services parking garage and in the Pond Road parking lot.
#YorkStrike volunteers in red jackets, as well as ample signage (placard signs, homemade posters, banners, etc.) will direct you to the Experience #YorkStrike Day welcome area in the Accolade East building and to the exciting solidarity-themed events around campus.
York should be here to support you throughout your unique university journey—that includes making all jobs at York good jobs. When York’s food service workers earn poverty wages and face racist harassment in the workplace, all of us are affected. An injury to one is an injury to all!
York must strive to be a good Employer and live up to its social justice mandate. Helping these workers get a fair deal will truly enrich your student experience and ensure the physical and mental well-being of everyone in our community.
Make public the details of the contract between York University and Aramark, the private corporation that manages food services on campus. How much money does York provide to cover wages and benefits? How much profit does Aramark make off the workers?
Increase the funding that York provides Aramark to manage food services on campus. Tie the funding to improved wages and benefits, not Aramark’s profits. The details could be spelled out in a Memorandum of Understanding that supplements the current contract.
All jobs at York should be good jobs. Consult with all the employee groups and student federations on campus to draft a “$15 & Fairness” procurement policy that establishes minimal fair and equitable employment standards for all contracted-out services at York University.


Question: Explain what happened when Pizza Hut delivered the first pizza to outer space.

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 Explain what happened when Pizza Hut delivered the first pizza to outer space.

The US restaurant chain Pizza Hut has announced that it has become the first company in the world to deliver a pizza to outer space.
Last month Yuri Usachov, one of the Russian cosmonauts living on the International Space Station (ISS) ate a pizza that the company had sent to him.
Taking much longer than the usual 30 minutes, the pizza rode aboard a Russian rocket used to resupply the ISS.
The Pizza Hut chain said it paid the Russian space agency about $1m (�700,000) for the promotional stunt, including footage of Mr Usachov flashing a thumbs-up after eating the pizza, and for pasting the chain's logo on a rocket last year.
Spending a long time in space has the effect of deadening the taste buds, so extra salt and spices were added to the pizza.
And salami had to be used as pepperoni lacked the necessary shelf life, growing mouldy.
Some US astronauts have requested pizza after returning from space, but apparently none have eaten a slice during a mission.
The company is no stranger to making deliveries in bizarre circumstances - in 1991 they delivered pizzas to Boris Yeltsin and his supporters, who had prevailed over an attempted coup.
When food supplies dwindled in the Russian Parliament building, Mr Yeltsin called Pizza Hut delivery.
The publicity stunt however, may antagonise Russia's American counterparts on the ISS.
Nasa objected strongly when last month American space tourist Dennis Tito spent six days on the ISS, having paid a fee of $20m (�14m) to the Russian space programme.