Question: Describe the species Fenimorea tippetti. Respond in 1 sentences.

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Fenimorea tippetti is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusc in the family Drilliidae.


Question: Who is Wanda Denson-Low?

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Wanda K. Denson-Low (born 1958) is the former Senior Vice President of the office Office of Internal Governance The Boeing Company. She was the first minority woman to become a patent counsel in a Fortune 500 company whilst working at Hughes Aircraft Company in 1989. She is Vice President of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Board of Trustees.
Denson-Low grew up in St. Albans, Queens. She is half Japanese and half African-American. She studied chemistry at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, graduating in 1978. She went on to earn her Juris Doctor at Brooklyn Law School in 1981. She practises law in California and Connecticut. She established the Wanda Denson Low and Robert Low scholarship for outstanding members of the Asian Pacific American Community.


Question: Research the connection between North Korea and cryptocurrency world.

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SEOUL (Reuters) - A cybersecurity company said it has found software that appears to install code for mining cryptocurrency and sends any mined coins to a server at a North Korean university, the latest sign that North Korea may be searching for new ways to infuse its economy with cash.
Cryptocurrency watchers say technical details of Monero, the 13th-largest crypto asset in the world, according to www.coinmarketcap.com, with a total value of more than $7 billion (£5.1 billion), make it more appealing than bitcoin to those who value secrecy.
Marshal Swatt, an expert in blockchain technology and financial exchange, said cryptocurrencies’ independence from government regulation - and sanctions - made them logical choices for covert transactions.
AlienVault’s report said one North Korean IP address, 175.45.178.19, has been active on bitcoin trading sites. That is the same address used to control compromised web servers in 2014-15 cyberattacks on South Korean energy, traffic, telecommunications, broadcasting, financial and political institutions, according to security firm AhnLab .


Question: Where is the Serbian embassy in Moscow located? Respond in 2 sentences.

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The Embassy of the Republic of Serbia in Moscow (, ) is the diplomatic mission of Serbia in the Russian Federation. It is located at 46 Mosfilmovskaya Street () in the Ramenki District of Moscow Current Ambassador of Serbia to Russia is Slavenko Terzić.


Question: How are you dealing with your phone addiction? Respond in 8 sentences.

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I have a very serious personal/social problem. I’m the guy who is absorbed in his phone in the most inappropriate situations possible. I always try to justify it like, “oh well it’s my job to keep up with what’s new.” This translates into, “it’s my job to know the latest meme on reddit and constantly check the status of my reddit submissions.” The unofficial reddit app Alien Blue is mostly to blame. They did a really good job condensing the reddit experience into a pocket sized package. I’d use it more if I actually enjoyed typing sentences on my phone. Actually, I’d probably enjoy my phone even more if it wasn’t a two year old iPhone 3G with a crack slowly bisecting the plastic on the back.
Still trying out this more rounded simpler illustration style with paper textures. I thought the paper would evoke a holiday feeling, but snow two weeks in a row is boring.


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Question: Hi, I was wondering if you could give me some info about Sara Dilmamode and Andrew Barry-Purssell's presentation on planning tools?

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On Monday 22 January 2018, as part of our Lent Term Seminar series, Sara Dilmamode (Citiesmode) and Andrew Barry-Purssell (Westminster Council) gave a fascinating presentation on planning tools, focusing on how development plans fit within a plan-led system. Click here to download the PPT presentation slides.
The presentation followed the sometimes tortuous route of plan making from the creation of an evidence base, to policy formation, to deposit, to Examination in Public, to alterations and finally to adoption. It was noted that the average time taken for a local authority to adopt a local plan was roughly five years with many still not adopted after 10 years.
The speakers gave concrete examples of development challenges faced by planners during this process including changing infrastructure (for example the creation of the Elizabeth Line/Crossrail 1) to changing economic cycles to population fluctuations.
They reminded the audience that planning is always about politics and context and not only about evidence. The context varies because of the multiplicity of users, different objectives at different scales, different timeframes and economic variance. The role of the development plan is then to be as realistic as possible while showing some flexibility.
One question raised by the students was how S106 differs from Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL).
The presenters explained that S106 was created as a way to address mitigation of impact from developments but with time, its remit has increased to include things like the provision of social housing. CIL, the only tax planners can raise, was developed for the funding of infrastructure and works best where there are developments with large amounts of floorspace.
Click here to download the PPT presentation slides.
Sara has significant expertise in plan making, developer contributions (community infrastructure levy and planning obligations) and planning process improvement projects. She is currently leading on research for the LGA on spending up housing delivery. An experienced trainer, she has worked with the Planning Advisory Service and MHCLG to delivery training events across the country on changes to the planning system. She is currently on a secondment.
Sara is interested in innovative urban planning practice and helping to demystify and explain complex planning processes. She has produced a series of ‘planimations’ about core planning concepts and developed the Planning TV project with Dentons’ leading Planning and Public Law team.
Andrew Barry-Purssell graduated in Law from what was then Queen Mary College and has a Master of Arts in Social and Political Theory and a Diploma in Town Planning. He has held a number of policy roles, including working for the Association of District Councils (one of the forerunners of the Local Government Association) and the British Retail Consortium. In 1998 he became Head of Development and Regeneration at Barnet Council (which included planning). In 2001 he joined the Greater London Authority, working for the London Assembly and Ken Livingstone’s Business and Economic Policy Advisor before moving to head the team that prepared the 2011 version of the London Plan and put the Mayor’s Community Infrastructure Levy in place. Since 2013 he has worked at Westminster Council, currently as Place and Investment Policy Manager, which includes responsibility for the Westminster City Plan.


Question: What’s the latest with the number of head coaches of color in the NFL? Respond in 37 sentences.

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Then there were seven. After the Cleveland Browns fired Hue Jackson on Monday, the NFL has only seven head coaches of color remaining. That’s out of 32 positions, which is bad news for a league that supposedly has strived to increase the number of minorities in its key decision-making positions from the field to the front office.
At the start of the 2017 season, Jackson was among eight head coaches of color, matching 2011 as the most the NFL has had in any season, including seven African-Americans. Since last season, however, the number has trended in the wrong direction.
Don’t be surprised if it drops again soon.
By any metric, Jackson, who was in his third season and is the first head coach to be fired in 2018, failed in Cleveland. His first two seasons were almost as bad as it gets: 1-15 and 0-16. That’s a 1-31 stretch. The 2017 Browns joined the 2008 Detroit Lions as the only NFL teams to go winless during a 16-game regular season.
Despite the excitement in northern Ohio about the impressive start of rookie quarterback Baker Mayfield, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2018 draft, and the Browns’ clear improvement this season at 2-5-1 (as low as they were, even incremental progress is worth trumpeting), team ownership still cut ties with Jackson. Cleveland’s current three-game losing streak and growing tension within the team’s facility because of the toxic relationship between Jackson and first-year Browns offensive coordinator Todd Haley, who was also ousted Monday, was too much for Jackson to overcome.
In an overwhelmingly African-American league in which almost 70 percent of the players are black, it’s simply unacceptable that so few black people are head coaches.
Here’s the thing: No credible argument can be made against the firing of Jackson, especially with Mayfield’s development being priority No. 1 for the franchise. The Browns couldn’t have their head coach and offensive coordinator essentially being at war and be truly committed to putting Mayfield in a supportive environment to grow.
But here’s the problem: In an overwhelmingly African-American league in which almost 70 percent of the players are black, it’s simply unacceptable that so few black people are head coaches. Many African-American assistant coaches and former assistants were upset that Jackson didn’t get more time because of what the move meant for both Jackson individually and black coaches as a whole.
Rock Cartwright is among those who hoped Jackson would stick for a long stretch in the Buckeye State.
A former NFL running back and special-teams standout, Cartwright was part of Jackson’s Browns staff for two seasons, serving as an offensive quality control coach and assistant running backs coach. The firing of Jackson was a blow to all black coaches, Cartwright said.
“As far as black coaches, I feel the leash is always shorter,” he said on the phone. “I was with Hue the first two years [in Cleveland] and we didn’t have the players we needed to win football games, so I would not judge him on those two years.
Throughout his career, Jackson has served as a mentor to younger black coaches. He has been committed to helping more African-Americans gain a foothold in the NFL.
Among head coaches of color, Jackson, who previously coached the Oakland Raiders in 2011, was also something of a rarity because he ascended through the NFL ranks on offense.
During an era in which owners prefer to pick from that side of the ball to fill top openings, there aren’t enough candidates of color on offense. Commissioner Roger Goodell has acknowledged the league needs to redouble its efforts to improve that pipeline.
At the midway point of the regular season, it appears several of the other African-American head coaches are on shaky footing.
Todd Bowles of the New York Jets and Vance Joseph of the Denver Broncos lead struggling teams. By the end of the season, they may also be boxing up their offices. Although Steve Wilks of the Arizona Cardinals is in his first season, the team has often performed so abysmally that his long-term standing with the franchise seems at least open to debate.
Anthony Lynn of the Los Angeles Chargers, Mike Tomlin of the Pittsburgh Steelers and Marvin Lewis of the Cincinnati Bengals all lead teams in playoff contention. Ron Rivera of the Carolina Panthers, the league’s other head coach of color, seemingly continues to be in a strong position with his team in the playoff hunt again.
Jackson has had two chances. It’s highly doubtful he’ll ever get another.


Question: What is the history of Cambodia's participation in the Olympic Games?

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Cambodia competed at the 2014 Summer Youth Olympics, in Nanjing, China from 16 August to 28 August 2014.


Question: I heard Time Warner Cable was making harassing robocalls. What happened?

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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Friday threw out a $229,500 award that a Texas woman had won from Time Warner Cable Inc for harassing her with 153 robocalls after she told it to stop.
The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan said the July 2015 award to Araceli King of Irving, Texas, was based on an incorrect interpretation of the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 (“TCPA”).
King, an insurance claims specialist, sought damages because Time Warner Cable kept leaving her messages for someone who once held her cellphone number, even after she made clear in a seven-minute discussion with a company representative who she was.
Seventy-four of the messages came after King sued.
But in Friday’s decision, Circuit Judge Gerard Lynch said it was unclear if Time Warner Cable qualified as an “autodialer” regulated by the TCPA, in light of a March 2018 ruling by the federal appeals court in Washington, D.C. in another case.
That court voided a 2015 Federal Communications Commission order that expanded TCPA liability, and on which U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein in Manhattan had relied in ruling for King.
Lynch said that reliance was understandable, but that because the FCC order was now void, Hellerstein should do more fact-finding to determine whether Time Warner Cable met the definition of an autodialer when it was calling King.
Hellerstein had awarded King triple damages of $1,500 per call, citing Time Warner Cable’s “particularly egregious” conduct.
Stephen Taylor, a lawyer for King, had no immediate comment.
Charter Communications Inc bought Time Warner Cable in May 2016. The Stamford, Connecticut-based company and its lawyers did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
The case is King v Time Warner Cable Inc, 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, No. 15-2474.


Question: Who was Sidney Parham Epes?

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Sidney Parham Epes (August 20, 1865 – March 3, 1900) was a U.S. Representative from Virginia, cousin of James F. Epes and William Bacon Oliver.
Born near Nottoway Court House, Virginia, Epes moved with his parents to Kentucky and settled near Franklin, Kentucky, where he attended the public schools. He returned to Virginia in 1884 and edited and published a Democratic newspaper at Blackstone, Virginia. He served as member of the Virginia House of Delegates in 1891 and 1892. He served as register of the Virginia land office from 1895 to 1897, and presented credentials as a Member-elect to the Fifty-fifth Congress and served from March 4, 1897, until March 23, 1898, when he was succeeded by Robert T. Thorp, who contested the election.


Question: Respond in 20 sentences. What is the impact of young superstars like Taylor Swift on millennials?

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Taylor Swift is on the cover of TIME magazine this week as the new queen of the music industry. She’s been in the business for more than 11 years, but at 24, she’d still have trouble renting a car.
Forget Forbes’s 30-under-30 list: when it comes to “freshness,” 30 is the new 40. At her age, Taylor Swift isn’t even considered precociously successful– she’s just regular successful. In fact, it’s been a banner year for wunderkind, and not just in entertainment (which has always been fixated on the young and beautiful.) 18-year old Saira Blair just became the youngest American lawmaker when she was elected to the West Virginia Legislature. 18-year old fashion blogger Tavi Gevinson took up a second career—as a Broadway star—as her magazine Rookie rakes in 3.5 million hits a month. 17-year old Malala Yousafzai became the youngest person ever to win the Nobel Prize.
For every young cultural force like Lena Dunham or genius app-creator like Evan Spiegel, there are thousands of other twenty-somethings sitting in their parents’ basements wondering why they haven’t invented an app or started a fashion line. According to a Pew survey, young people today have more debt and less income than their parents and grandparents did at their age, which means we’re the least financially stable generation in recent memory. We’re are making life decisions later than ever, delaying marriage and babies longer than previous generations did (partly because of the cash flow problems), and taking much longer to settle into a career. Yet, thanks to platforms like Youtube and Kickstarter that remove the traditional gatekeepers, there’s a pervasive expectation that young people should be achieving more, faster, younger.
That expectation that it’s easy to get rich and famous may also contribute to some of the negative stereotypes about millennials, especially the reputation for laziness or entitlement. In other words, next to Lorde, the rest of us look like schlubs.
Of course, none of these comparisons are Taylor Swift’s fault, and she does everything in her power to nix that competitive instinct, especially among other women. But the fact that young superstars seem to have been born fully formed implies that growth and learning aren’t part of the recipe for success. “It not only tells them they don’t have time to grow, it saps them of the motivation to grow,” Dr. Dweck says.
When politicians proclaim that “young people are the future,” they mean we’ll inherit mountains of debt and a destroyed environment. But when young people think about our own futures, we should look at the way middle-aged and older people are treated—because like it or not, that’s going to be us one day. If young people were really so smart, we wouldn’t forget that.


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Question: What is IPARK?

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IPARK is an apartment brand launched by Hyundai Development Company in 2001. Prior to IPARK, Hyundai Development Company used Hyundai Apartment as the main brand for its housing business. Hyundai Apartment has been ranked the most powerful brand in the apartment segment since it built Hyundai Apartment complex in Apgujeong-dong in 1976. Hyundai Development Company launched IPARK, which was an aspiration to make apartments more than a place to live but a place to create new life style. Hyundai Development Company has built more than 350,000 housing units across the country under the brand names such as Hyundai Apartment and IPARK.


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Sajid Khan gave up his directorial position of Housefull 4 after being accused of harassment by three women. Akshay Kumar had already requested the producers to cancel all shoots until further investigation. Sajid's sister Farah Khan also tweeted her reaction.
Sajid Khan steps down as director of Housefull 4 amid harassment allegations.
Sajid’s sister and filmmaker Farah Khan expressed solidarity with survivors. She tweeted, “This is a heartbreaking time for my family.We have to work through some very difficult issues. If my brother has behaved in this manner he has a lot to atone for.I don’t in any way endorse this behavior and Stand in solidarity with any woman who has been hurt.
Akshay Kumar, the lead actor of Housefull 4 had already requested the producers of the film to cancel further shoots until the truth is out.
Housefull 4 also stars Nana Patekar, who has been accused of sexual harassment by Tanushree Dutta.
Produced by Sajid Nadiadwala under the banner Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment, Housefull 4 was set to release around Diwali 2019.


Question: Explain what to look out for when looking to buy a second-hand GPU for mining.

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The pumpers are desperately trying to keep the price up — the GDAX price chart is still a comedy marathon for the avid buttcoiner, with frantic (and expensive!) pumps followed by a decline within the hour, rinse and repeat — but the party’s over for now.
And altcoins are priced in Bitcoin. And altcoin mining is a knife-edge business even for the few who make a profit. And the miners are selling up.
Gamers, after wanting to kill all Bitcoiners for the past few months — this is your moment! But buy wisely. That is to say, not from a miner.
A classic Bitcoin mining accident, from back in the day. This one features in chapter 5 of the book.
Remember — miners treat their GPUs badly. There’s lots of people in mining forums today talking about how to break up their rig for saleable parts. They all swear blind they’ve treated these cards like their precious babies and totally haven’t been running a Bitcoin mining accident — and I don’t believe a word of it, and neither should you.
New in box, honest! By the way, here’s the hash rate.
Ex-mining GPUs off Craigslist are just what you were after! We only ran them at 100% load 24/7 in terrible conditions for less than six months!
When miners have kept the boxes, they may attempt to return the cards to the shop as “unused.” As such, even restocked returns can’t be trusted not to have been abused. Maybe they really didn’t thrash them! Are you feeling lucky?
Bitcoin miners returned used cards as new a lot in 2011 and 2012 — Fry’s had an incredibly generous return policy at the time. All in their original bags and boxes, practically new!
Don’t buy a second-hand video card made since 2017. Possibly 2016.
Buy new from a shop, in person if you possibly can.
Try not to get a restock or refurbish. Ideally, you want the manufacturer’s original seal intact.
Be very clear and thorough when asking your warranty rights.
Be especially clear on your warranty rights if you can only afford a restock or refurbish.
And, gamers — feel free to ask any crypto enthusiasts you encounter how their “bot-coins” are doing.
So our research project hasn’t produced much results and is turning into a sociological examination of technology advocacy, but that’s the nature of research sometimes.
Anyway – related to this topic of mining, I’ve been thinking about what might happen if the price of Bitcoin actually crashes. It would seem that this would drive out a lot of hashing power out from the Bitcoin network since their profits would be lower than their operating costs, AND it would also result to several big players holding A LOT of remaining horsepower.
Do you see this as a budding 51% attack? The way I see it, someone could well think that this would be the best way to cash out, with the obvious results that it would wreak havoc on the remaining trust in the Bitcoin ecosystem.
Mining hashpower goes up and down. Over 2014, when the price dropped steadily, you’d see mining being very price-sensitive – but it didn’t go suddenly. I don’t expect a large proportion to switch off suddenly with drastic effect.
I’m a GPU miner and a gamer, and indeed treat my cards like babies, they a large investment and don’t want to damage them in any way, will not let any of my 92 cards go above 65C.
So not all miners are equal.


Question: Describe your thoughts and feelings about the upcoming chapter that takes place in a dream.

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I admit, I AM a little worried about responses to this, on account of it being so different, but I'm hoping you'll indulge me in this. Also, keep in mind that there's a reason for everything I do. Even though it's a dream, this chapter is NOT a throwaway. It's just unique.
Cause that wold be awesome if she did.
I'm liking those clouds... And I LOVE the concept of a chapter in a dream!
It's a shame to me that you feel a need to "ask permission" and "request indulgence" for creating your own creations. I love Rain for what she is, not what I want her to be. Keep up the fantastic work!
If there's one thing I've learned from many years on the internet, it's that people don't like change. When a story is a certain way for 600+ pages, it's unsettling for them to suddenly see it do something different.
Apparently, I really do have the best fandom in the world though. I say that a lot, but I really did expect more of a backlash for this. The reality has thankfully been a lot of support though. Only two people I've seen between the six sites I share the comic at expressed a disinterest in this direction, and even they're still like, "well, it's just one chapter."
From a reader's point of view, I'd say it's not necessary to ask permission from your audience. I mean, we're the ones enjoying it - you're the one who makes it, so you should be able to call the shots without worrying. Besides, even if a certain chapter isn't to someone's liking (which I honestly doubt), they would still love the comic in general.
Thank you for your hard work, Jocelyn!
Well, it's not really asking permission. Even if everybody hated this, it's pretty much happening anyway. I mean, I've already got about a third of this chapter drawn (so I've put work in this). So it's less a request for permission, and more a heads up that this is happening. If you're not into it, it is a fairly short chapter (especially compared to the last few), and you have my word that whether this is a complete success or a complete failure, it's only happening once.
Is that a Scissor-Spear?! Because it looks like a scissor-spear, and I want one.
I think it's a halberd.
What kind of weapon is Rain holding?
I'm hoping this chapter will read like a manga. I know it's not likely to shake things up that much, but that would be such a mind-blowing thing, if suddenly it read right-to-left and was mostly greyscale with lots of texture and cross-shading and such. That would blow my mind, honestly.


Question: What can we look forward to for PASS Summit this year?

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We start to warm up the engines towards PASS Summit, which will take place in Seattle at the end of October.
Before the summit, we will host a few speakers to talk about their sessions and share some of the stuff you can expect to hear.
In this show, we have Bradley Ball (blog | twitter), Data Platform Management Lead at Pragmatic Works.
We also talk about some weird meanings of the acronym “APS”.
Bradley Ball is a SQL Server MVP with about 15 years of IT experience. Bradley spent 8 years working as a defense contractor for clients such as the U.S. Army and The Executive Office of the President of the United States. He is the data platform management lead with Pragmatic Works and a Microsoft VTSP. He has presented at SQLSaturday, SSUGs, SQLRally, DevConnections, SQLBits, SQL Live 360, and PASS Summit. Bradley can be found blogging at http://www.SQLBalls.com.


Question: What happened in Riviera Beach last night?

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Police are on the scene of a shooting that left 4 people injured and a least 1 dead in Riviera Beach Monday evening.
Riviera Beach police said a 22 year-old woman was killed late Monday night in a shooting that injured five other people.
According to a news release from police spokeswoman Rose Anne Brown, there were reports of shots fired in the 2100 block of West 28th St. at about 10:19 p.m.
Brown said six people were standing in a yard at that location when a man began shooting at them from several yards east of where they were standing.
All six people were hit by gunfire. A woman, Norriesha L. Hills, died at the scene and five men were transported to the hospital for treatment. Police identified the shooting victims as Decobe Williams, Pierre Charles, Reginald Minor, Jamal Forrest, and Deandre Witherspoon.
Brown said two of the men were reported to have possibly life-threatening injuries. Injuries to the other three men do not appear to be life-threatening. All of the victims are in their 20s.
Police said they believe this was a targeted attack, and the investigation is ongoing.
Anyone with related information is asked to contact Riviera Beach Police at (561) 845-4123 or Crime Stoppers at (800) 458-TIPS.


Question: Describe a recent event that proved the value of a frugal solution.

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A retiree from Toronto, Canada, has built a staircase in a public park to safeguard residents from a risky slope. The 8-steps structure costed him just $550 and made the popular shortcut much safer than before.
Although acclaimed by the residents, the staircase was rejected by the city council because it was unsafe and had no foundation.
In fact, when the problem was first raised, months ago, the council had estimated that a proper staircase would cost between $65,000 and $150,000. The retiree’s response was practical, and very embarrassing to the city officials, who are now trying to find a compromise solution.


Question: Describe the situation surrounding Jimmy Butler and the Milwaukee Bucks.

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Despite reports to the contrary, the Bucks and Timberwolves have not had any substantive talks about Jimmy Butler, according to a league source.
In the two weeks since Jimmy Butler told the Minnesota Timberwolves he would like to be traded, rumors have swirled around the NBA regarding where the former Marquette star will play this season.
As of right now, it's not looking like Butler will be coming back to Milwaukee to play with the Bucks.
Despite reports to the contrary, the Bucks and Timberwolves have not had any substantive talks about Butler, according to a league source. Possible packages or players have not been discussed and no offers have been exchanged.
Like most, if not all, other teams in the league, the Bucks did have casual, exploratory conversations with the Timberwolves following Butler's trade demand. However, those never amounted to anything and Milwaukee has since turned its focus back to its own team, which opens the exhibition season at 7 p.m. Wednesday against the Chicago Bulls at Fiserv Forum.
Butler, a four-time NBA all-star, played for Marquette from 2008-'11. He was a first-round draft pick of the Bulls and spent his first six seasons in Chicago before playing for the Timberwolves last season.


Question: Explain how Affirmation's relationship with the LDS Church affects members of the LGBTQ community. Respond in 23 sentences.

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For Kimberly Anderson, accepting the LDS Church’s $25,000 gift to support LGBTQ suicide prevention was like hiring arsonists to fight fires.
After all, the Utah-based faith’s teachings and policies, in her view, are leading contributors to self-loathing and the desire for death among vulnerable LGBTQ Mormons.
Anderson needs to be “clear of the institution that has caused me so much trauma and pain,” she wrote in the letter, but she is not sorry for the time she spent as Affirmation’s vice president.
Though Affirmation’s officers and board members are sad to see her go — she brought an invaluable perspective, they say — they respect her for doing so.
Initially, nobody on the board questioned the church’s gift, Gustav-Wrathall said on The Salt Lake Tribune’s “Mormon Land” podcast, but, as time went on, several raised objections.
That began a conversation in which Affirmation leaders recognized two valid and competing concerns, he said: The importance of addressing an issue that affects the entire LGBTQ community, inside and outside the church, and the need to ensure that the group’s public actions do not make the community feel unsafe.
"There were almost no individuals on the board who felt exclusively one way or the other about the decision," Affirmation President Carson Tueller said. "Everyone could see both sides of the conflict."
Ultimately, Affirmation decided the church’s historic donation could help the most at-risk among them — LDS believers and nonbelievers — by providing critical tools for suicide prevention.
Balancing disparate needs — including those of LGBTQ Mormons who still yearn for some association with their church and those who walked away from it, nursing their wounds — can be tricky.
Affirmation’s president rejects such a dichotomy.
Engaging with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, he said, does not compromise Affirmation’s independence.
Anderson said hundreds of former Mormons fear Affirmation has gotten too cozy with the LDS Church.
Many of them, Anderson said, no longer feel welcome at Affirmation.
Hall, the Salt Lake City woman, can see both sides.
Being involved with the religion when appropriate, Hall said, could aid in altering the faith’s understanding of LGBTQ members and former members.
Maintaining a relationship with Mormonism, Tueller said, can eliminate “harmful messaging” about LGBTQ members being somehow defective.
There’s a difference between blame, which leads to unending negativity, he said, and accountability.
For her part, Anderson plans to reimburse Affirmation for the $500 she received that came from the LDS Church for suicide-prevention training, but she will accept money for other kinds expenses. She plans to fulfill her three-year commitment to the group’s suicide training around the world and will participate in the group’s conference, which begins Friday at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City.
Correction: July 18, 11:15 a.m. • Kimberly Anderson said hundreds of former Mormons fear Affirmation has gotten too cozy with the LDS Church. She also plans to reimburse the group for the $500 she received that came from the church for suicide-prevention training. An earlier version mischaracterized those points.


Question: Respond in 3 sentences. What is Copelatus sylvaticus?

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Copelatus sylvaticus is a species of diving beetle. It is part of the subfamily Copelatinae in the family Dytiscidae. It was described by Félix Guignot in 1952.


Question: Describe Warren Buffett's approach to investing and what lessons he has learned about investing in business.

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WB: Berkshire has only 25 people at headquarters, but 360,000 employees. The managers of Berkshire’s 70 businesses choose their own people. The qualities he looks for are intelligence, energy, and integrity. But the most important quality in a manager is having a passion for the business. It is not IQ but passion for their businesses that make Berkshire’s 70 managers stand out. When WB was 23 years old, he was rejected by Ben Graham for a job. Years later he received a letter saying the “next time you come to NY stop by my office”. WB went the next day. He never asked about pay. You should take a job that you would take if you didn’t need a job.
WB: WB was very lucky in January 1950 when he took a train from New York to Washington, DC on a Saturday morning to visit Geico. Since his hero Ben Graham was chairman of Geico, he wanted to learn as much as he could about it. He knocked on the door and a janitor came out. WB didn’t know that people in Washington did not work on Saturdays (as they did in Omaha). WB asked: Is there anyone here besides you? Fortunately, an executive (who later became CEO), Lorimar Davidson, was there and then spent the next 3 – 4 hours explaining the business of insurance. It transformed WB’s life. Berkshire bought National Indemnity in 1967. In 1986, Ajit Jain walked into his office on a Saturday. Today, 30 years later, Ajit runs Berkshire’s reinsurance business and talks to WB every day. Ajit “reinvents business hourly” (after 9/11) as compared to Geico which has had the same business model since 1936. Ajit’s business will be very different 10 years from today. Berkshire offers its employees $1 million per year for the rest of their lives if they can predict which teams will be in the “Sweet 16” in the annual March Madness (college basketball). The average policy at Geico costs $1700/year. Some Geico employees have 4 times the productivity of others (selling policies) over the phone. “When talking to someone on the phone, put a photo of the person you love most on your desk and talk in the way you would talk to that person”.
So is he investing more in GM?
I sincerely appreciate the posting; it provides a couple of key insights from WB that are not otherwise readily available. Otherwise, from Question 11, Mr Buffett earned a Master of Science in Economics from Columbia University in 1951, rather than a MBA. The “economic reality” examples provided by Mr Buffett in his decades of letters to shareholders demonstrate why the education distinction is important.
Again, truly appreciate your taking the time to run this blog and post important investing-related information.
Excellent. A real public service to read this material.


Question: Describe your thoughts on the recent Apple and Telegram dispute.

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This changes things! No wonder then. :) A native would know things more than any outsider could.
Being from Russia gives no more insight than being from Georgia would give me insight into the peach industry.:) Futurix's supposition about what happened between Apple and Telegram is just that, supposition. He has a bias towards defending Apple. There's nothing wrong with that. He has no more insight that you, me, or the guy selling bags of oranges by the freeway off ramp.
Like many I was happy to see the update finally released. But like others are saying in this thread, the delay is concerning. Why was the update held up? We will probably never know, and I'm going to be a bit uneasy about this whole mess until I see another update or two, proving that Apple is no longer delaying updates of this app.
I'm a heavy telegram user; many people I know use it and we have lots of groups which have become a community of sorts. If it went away, a lot of people would be upset.
Give them some credit? Have you seen the complaints about their encryption scheme? Their bots API (which I've used) is also kinda ghetto, and the Mac app is pretty broken. I wouldn't be surprised if they simply forgot to abide to some App Store guideline. I'm not saying the whole company is bad, but there are some people there producing bad work for whatever reason, like with those other services with millions of users like Yahoo! and Equifax.
Yes, this has been the case for as long as I can remember. Yet there's a complaint early-on in like every thread involving the App Store. What's with the myth that you can't sideload?
"Russian" is also a state of mind and a tradition of ways, so I've heard. Same with many countries, and you don't get it unless you're connected somehow.


Question: Describe Diadumene. Respond in 16 words.

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Diadumene is a genus of sea anemones. It is the only genus in the monotypic family


Question: What is Korfa Bay?

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 Describe the results of a study regarding the impact of having a dog in a bedroom on human sleep efficiency.

A study published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings suggest that human with a single dog in their bedroom maintained good sleep efficiency.
The study included 40 healthy adults without sleep disorders and their dogs. Every dog age is no less than 6 month.
Every participant wore an accelerometer and their dog a validated dog accelerometer for 7 nights.
Results come out of the study was really surprising. Study showed that those adults have the 88% sleep efficiency.
Dog sleep efficiency during this study found nearly more than 90% and sometimes 100%.
Human sleep efficiency was lower if the dog was on the bed as opposed to simply in the room.
Scientists concluded that human with a single dog in their bedroom maintained good sleep efficiency, however, the dog’s position on/off the bed made a difference.
A dog’s presence in the bedroom may not be disruptive to human sleep, as was previously suspected.


Question: What is the history behind the Tower of London?

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 What is the history behind the Tower of London?

Tracy Borman is Joint Chief Curator of Historic Royal Palaces, and a respected author of biographies and historical works, including Thomas Cromwell: The Untold Story of Henry VIII's Most Faithful Servant and Elizabeth's Women: The Hidden Story of the Virgin Queen.
No other dynasty is as synonymous with the history of the Tower of London as the Tudors. This was the era when more high profile statesmen, churchmen and even queens, went to the block than at any other time in its 950 year history. The fortress came to epitomise the brutality of the Tudor regime, and of its most famous king, Henry VIII.
But it was Henry’s father who set the tone. Viewed as a usurper for most of his reign, many of the prisoners in the Tower during his tenure were rival claimants. They included (in 1497) the ‘Pretender’ Perkin Warbeck, who claimed to be one of the two sons of Edward IV who had disappeared in the Tower fourteen years before. After being held captive for two years, he was found guilty of treason and executed on Tower Hill.
Another sign of Henry Tudor’s insecurity was the fact that it was probably during his reign that the Yeomen of the Guard were formed. The official royal bodyguard, of which the Yeoman Warders were a detachment, was certainly well established by the time of his death in 1509. Their distinctive scarlet Tudor livery has been carried down through the centuries. It is thought that their nickname – ‘Beefeaters’ – derives from the fact that they were permitted to eat as much beef as they wanted from the King’s table.
Although Henry had used the Tower as a palace, not just as a prison and fortress, the same was not true of his son and namesake. Henry VIII started as he meant to go on. Within hours of succeeding to the throne on 21 April 1509, he had his father’s despised councillors, Richard Empson and Edmund Dudley, thrown into the Tower on trumped up charges of treason. They were executed sixteen months later.
The new King did at least respect the tradition established for centuries that a monarch would spend the night at the Tower before the coronation. He first ordered a series of refurbishments, however, and later rebuilt the Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula which had burnt down in 1512. But from that time onwards, Henry virtually abandoned it as a residence and made it a place synonymous with terror, torture and death. Although he had inherited his father’s fear of rival claimants and used the fortress to eliminate some of the last scions of the House of York, his most famous victims were altogether closer to home.


Question: What is the controversy surrounding FERC's chief of staff Anthony Pugliese?

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A top aide at the federal government’s energy regulator is under fire from critics on both sides of the aisle who are accusing him of compromising the agency's independence through overtly political statements.
Anthony Pugliese, chief of staff at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), has been accused of endorsing President Trump Donald John TrumpDemocrats' CNN town halls exposed an extreme agenda Buttigieg says he doubts Sanders can win general election Post-Mueller, Trump has a good story to tell for 2020 MORE’s push to rescue struggling coal and nuclear power plants in his media appearances, on radio shows like Breitbart News Sunday, and while speaking at public events as a FERC employee.
The comments have drawn bipartisan condemnation from former FERC officials and from top congressional Democrats who say Pugliese is putting the agency’s fiercely guarded independence at risk.
“Had I made statements like that that brought question to the agency, I would have felt obligated to resign,” said Alison Silverstein, who served between 2001 and 2004 as the top adviser to Pat Wood III, the Republican FERC chairman nominated by former President George W. Bush.
“FERC is a quasi-judicial agency, and for all of its existence, all of the chairs I’ve known have been fiercely apolitical,” she added.
Jon Wellinghoff, who served as FERC’s chairman from 2009 to 2013, said it’s alarming for Pugliese to be speaking so openly about matters within the agency’s jurisdiction, particularly because it could give the impression that he’s speaking for the commission.
“It’s extremely unusual. It’s never happened in the history of the commission, to my knowledge,” said Wellinghoff, who was tapped by former President Obama for the top job at FERC.
The bipartisan concerns highlight the tough balancing act that FERC plays as it regulates bulk electricity markets, interstate natural gas and other federal energy matters. Its five commissioners are nominated by the president -- but they can’t easily be fired -- and the agency is legally obligated to be impartial and not favor any energy source over others.
Pugliese’s boss, FERC Chairman Kevin McIntyreKevin J. McIntyreGOP commissioner on federal energy panel dies Senate should reject Trump’s radical nominee to key energy panel Overnight Energy: Chief energy regulator vows to steer clear of political fights | Zinke was referred to DOJ shortly before watchdog controversy | Groups threaten to sue EPA over paint stripper MORE (R), has downplayed the controversy. He told Sen. Maria Cantwell Maria Elaine CantwellMore than 30 Senate Dems ask Trump to reconsider Central American aid cuts 737 crisis tests Boeing's clout in Washington State rules complicate push for federal data privacy law MORE (Wash.) and Rep. Frank Pallone (N.J.), the top Democrats overseeing the agency in Congress, that he had advance notice of Pugliese’s public appearances, and that Pugliese doesn’t speak for the commission.
Cantwell and Pallone had in August asked McIntyre to explain whether Pugliese’s comments violate impartiality standards, and whether he approved of the remarks.
After McIntyre responded, the lawmakers said they were glad to hear his explanation, but still concerned.
FERC in January unanimously rejected a Department of Energy proposal to require higher payments to coal and nuclear plants for their electricity, a move that many viewed as an effort to provide government support for those sources of energy.
Pugliese previously served in Trump’s post-election transition team and as the White House liaison for the Department of Transportation — a resume that outsiders say should raise alarms as the hallmark of someone who is overly political. He was brought to FERC last year by interim Chairman Neil Chatterjee Indranil (Neil) ChatterjeeOvernight Energy: Natural gas export project gets green light | Ocasio-Cortez says climate fight needs to address farming | Top EPA enforcement official to testify Regulators approve Louisiana natural gas export terminal GOP commissioner on federal energy panel dies MORE (R).
During a July appearance on Breitbart News Sunday, a radio show from the right-wing news outlet Breitbart News, Pugliese spoke at length about the benefits he saw from Trump’s energy policies.
“Those two resources — coal and nuclear, specifically — have a lot resilient attributes that, from a national security perspective, are hard to deny,” he said.
“You still have parts of the country that are controlled by members of the Democratic Party and others that are determined to ensure that no infrastructure goes through their states, and are determined to say ‘no’ just because the Trump administration is supporting it,” he said.
The following month he spoke at an American Nuclear Society event and said he was working with the Trump administration to identify “critical” power plants that need support, as part of the administration's controversial plan to give aid to coal and nuclear plants.
“We are working with [the Department of Defense] and [the Department of Energy] and the National Security Council to identify the plants that we think would be absolutely critical to ensuring that not only our military bases, but things like hospitals and other critical infrastructure, is able to be maintained, regardless of what natural or manmade disasters might occur,” he said, in remarks first reported by E&E News.
FERC spokesman Craig Cano said Pugliese’s comments show technical assistance, not an endorsement of policy.
“FERC is an independent agency and therefore has not assisted in the development of policy, but provides technical assistance as subject matter experts,” Cano said.
Nonetheless, the remarks added fuel to arguments that Pugliese is out of bounds with his political boosterism.
“I’ve never seen a chief of staff act like this,” said Tyson Slocum, director of the energy program at the left-leaning Public Citizen.
“The independence of FERC is something that has always been a given. And Pugliese is acting like a political hack,” said Slocum, who’s been with Public Citizen since 2000.


Question: "Tell me about the artist and project behind the 'Butterflies of Memory' public art piece."

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 "Tell me about the artist and project behind the 'Butterflies of Memory' public art piece."

The “Butterflies of Memory” is a public art piece inspired by the power of hope and transformation. We see the balance of architecture and history, literally shaken down by memories, releasing them as golden butterflies that carry it off into the sky. The project is a gift to the city, and will eventually travel. A shimmering image that reminds us that sometimes, despite life’s harsh realities, life is also more magical, more beautiful that we imagined it could be.
Currently proposed for the Small Pox Hospital Ruins on Roosevelt Island, seventeen giant gold butterflies each thirteen feet in diameter will fly between 18 and 36 feet above the building, visually carrying it off. The project will be viewable to millions of New Yorkers. We have an educational outreach program designed to reach 500 New Yorkers as well.
Kathleen Griffin has been a working artist for the last fifteen years has been included in countless shows, collections and has received numerous awards. For more information and more samples of her work, please visit www.kathleen-griffin.com.
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Question: Who is Elizabeth Parnov?

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Elizabeth Parnov (born 9 May 1994) is a Russian-born Australian athlete who competes in pole vault. She was the Australian National Champion in the event in 2010, jumping 4.40m weeks before she turned 16 years old. She has strong athletic pedigree, being the niece of Tatiana Grigorieva, who won the silver medal for Australia in the women's pole vault at the 2000 Summer Olympics, and the granddaughter of Natalya Pechonkina, who won the bronze medal for the USSR in the women's 400m at the 1968 Summer Olympics. She is coached by her father Alex Parnov, himself a former world class pole vaulter. Her older sister Vicky also competes in pole vault and is the 2012 Australian national champion.
Parnov was born in Moscow and moved to Australia with her family in 1996, at the age of two.


Question: Please explain the statement from Rep. Adam Schiff's office about Donald Trump Jr.'s testimony before the House Intelligence Committee.

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 Please explain the statement from Rep. Adam Schiff's office about Donald Trump Jr.'s testimony before the House Intelligence Committee.

An aide to Rep. Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said Tuesday that neither he nor his staff leaked any "non-public information" about the testimony of Donald Trump Jr. last week, but his office defended his decision to tell reporters the president's son had refused to answer a key question from the panel.
Schiff had told reporters that Trump Jr., who testified for nearly eight hours, would not reveal the details of a discussion he had with his father earlier this year, when news of a secret Trump Tower meeting between the younger Trump and Kremlin-linked people began seeping out.
Trump Jr. invoked attorney-client privilege to sidestep discussing the matter, saying a lawyer had been in the room at the time. Schiff told the media later that he viewed the claim as an invalid reason to withhold information.
Trump Jr. reportedly has since issued a letter to the House Russia probe leader, Rep. Mike Conaway (R-Texas), demanding an investigation into what he said were leaked details of his interview — portions of which emerged while he was still inside the Capitol testifying.
“Ranking Member Schiff and his staff do not leak classified or confidential information, and any disclosure of non-public information by the congressional committees undertaking investigations is singularly unhelpful," Schiff's office said in a statement. "It is imperative that all investigations into Russia’s covert political interference campaign operate with appropriate discretion and refrain from publicizing information for short-sighted political gain."
Trump Jr.'s letter reportedly took aim at three Democrats: Schiff, Eric Swalwell and Jackie Speier, all from California, for subsequent TV appearances that characterized Trump Jr.'s testimony.
Republicans vented last week about their public commentary too, with Conaway telling POLITICO that he saw Swalwell "blathering" on TV about the interview.
"We admonish every witness...do not talk to anyone except your lawyer. Why would we not honor that ourselves?" Conaway said. "Why would we not hold ourselves to the same standard?"


Question: Describe Bruce Straley's departure from Naughty Dog.

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 Describe Bruce Straley's departure from Naughty Dog.

Bruce Straley, the longtime Naughty Dog designer who co-directed Uncharted 2 and Uncharted 4 as well as The Last of Us, has announced he is leaving the studio.
He joined the studio back in 1999 saying in a message posted on Naughty Dog’s website, “From day one, I knew I was surrounded by some of the most talented, driven, and passionate people in the industry,”.
Straley didn’t mention his future plans for his career.


Question: What do you think of President Trump's proposed tariffs on China?

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 What do you think of President Trump's proposed tariffs on China?

"We may take a hit, and you know, ultimately we're going to be much stronger for it, but it's something we have got to do," Trump said.
President Donald Trump, in an interview that aired Friday morning, admitted that the trade actions he has announced against China could cause some "pain" in the markets.
In a radio interview on "Bernie & Sid in the Morning," on 77 WABC, Trump said there's no current trade war with China because "we have lost the trade war," and he defended his proposed $150 billion tariffs.
"I'm not saying there won’t be a little pain," Trump said. "But the market has gone up 40 percent, 42 percent, so we might lose a little bit of it. But we are going to have a much stronger country when we are finished."
He added, "We may take a hit, and you know, ultimately we're going to be much stronger for it, but it's something we have got to do."
On Thursday, Trump said he was weighing an additional $100 billion in tariffs on China, on top of $50 billion he'd previously announced, raising the stakes in a potential trade war his top aides have tried to downplay.
China earlier this week announced $50 billion in tariffs on American goods.
Last month, U.S. allies were blindsided by Trump’s pledge to slap stiff tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
Markets have not reacted favorably to the announcements. The Dow Jones Industrial Average has lost nearly 5 percent since late February, shortly before Trump announced the aluminum and steel tariffs.
National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow stressed Friday that the tariffs were not yet a done deal — following a months-long review and public comment process, he told Fox Business News, "the U.S. may make a proposal on tariffs, or not." While the process was underway, he added, "discussions between the two countries may well be held."
"It is not a trade war," he said.
Trump's interview was taped Thursday morning — before the president claimed during a West Virginia tax event that women "are being raped at numbers never seen before" while an immigrant caravan is heading toward the U.S. and before he told reporters aboard Air Force One that he was not aware of the payment made by his personal attorney to an adult film star that she has claimed was to secure her silence about their alleged affair. He wasn't asked about either topic during his radio interview.
Trump also said he he was likely to again skip the White House Correspondents Association Dinner later this month.
Trump ditched the event last year, becoming the first president to not attend the dinner in over 30 years.
Shortly after the interview was aired, the WHCA confirmed that Trump would not attend the April 28 event.
"The White House has informed us that the president does not plan to participate in this year's dinner but that he will actively encourage members of the executive branch to attend and join us as we celebrate the First Amendment," said Margaret Talev, the group’s president.