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Malyye Shidy () is a rural locality (a village) in Nurimanovsky District, Bashkortostan, Russia. The population was 202 as of 2010. There are 2 streets.


Question: What is Andrew Scheer doing to win more seats in Quebec for the Conservative party in the 2020 federal election?

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MONTREAL—How serious is Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer about winning more seats in Quebec in next year’s s federal election? Serious enough to give Brian Mulroney pride of place – albeit by video — at a party gathering and to roll out the red carpet for a former Bloc Québécois leader.
Both were marquee events at a weekend meeting of the Quebec wing of the Conservative party. Neither would have been imaginable in the recent Stephen Harper era. Nor for that matter would a gathering of the province’s clan.
Those were annual occurrences under Mulroney but they fell off the party’s agenda at the same time as the word progressive was erased from its name back when the Tories and the Canadian Alliance reconciled 15 years ago.
Mind you, Harper left his successor a larger team of Quebec MPs than he ever had to tap for his cabinets. The province’s current caucus is more than twice as large as the one elected in 2011. It also features a less shallow talent pool. It is not by accident that the Quebec Conservatives who play leading roles in question period these days usually happen to be first-time MPs.
Like Jean Chrétien, Harper governed over a period when Quebec voters were predisposed to put most of their federal eggs in an opposition basket. Over his tenure, the Bloc and then the NDP held most of the province’s seats. That helped the Conservatives form a majority government with minimal Quebec support in 2011.
But the province came back into the governing equation in the last election — with the Liberals winning both a majority of Quebec seats and a majority government. Looking to next year’s campaign, Scheer also cannot necessarily count on as favourable a nation-wide split in the non-Conservative vote as Harper did at the time of his three victories.
In the last election the party ran fourth in Quebec with 16 per cent of the vote. To put a positive spin on the numbers, of the four larger provinces, Quebec offers the Conservatives the most room to grow.
But Scheer cannot bank on nostalgia for the Harper era to improve his party’s standings in the province. Even within Conservative ranks, few miss the former prime minister. By comparison, Mulroney remains a favourite of the Quebec membership.
He is the last Conservative leader to have won a majority of the province’s seats, a feat he accomplished by embracing Quebec’s nationalist voters. The leading role he has been playing in support of Justin Trudeau’s NAFTA efforts has gone a long way to help him put the scandal that made him persona non grata among the Harper-led Conservatives behind him.
Revenge is a dish best eaten cold and with both the current Liberal prime minister and the Conservative leader of the official opposition looking to him for advice, the first on Canada/U.S. relations and the second on a winning Quebec strategy, Mulroney is getting a full serving these days.
No memorable family reunion is quite complete without the return of a prodigal son. This weekend, former Bloc Québécois leader Michel Gauthier slipped into that role.
The ink was still fresh on Gauthier’s Conservative membership card when Trudeau called a byelection for June 18 in Chicoutimi-Le Fjord. The riding is next door to the one the former Bloc champion represented over his 14 years as a sovereigntist MP. Gauthier is not interested in jumping back in the arena but he is eager to campaign for his latest political soulmates. Next month’s byelection vote will be the first test of whether Scheer’s overtures are paying off.
For the Conservative leader, there is more at play here than trying to score a few byelection points at the expense of his beleaguered opposition rivals. Winning by default the second place to the Liberals in Quebec is the easy part.
In the big picture, the province is undergoing what may be its most significant political realignment since the foundation of the Parti Québécois in the late sixties.
At both levels, the political vehicles of the sovereignty movement have fallen out of step with the electorate. That was the rationale Gauthier laid out for switching camps.
Scheer is not the only federal leader to try to seize the moment to turn back the clock to a happier era for his party in Quebec. With the NDP faltering under its rookie leader, all could be in place for the province to become the Liberal fortress it used to be under Trudeau’s father. And if that were to happen, the Conservatives could be looking at another decade in opposition.


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The USMNT's failure stretches back a couple of years, and no one involved is blameless.
COUVA, Trinidad and Tobago — Some of the United States players made their way over to the bench, begging for information that then broke their hearts. Others quizzed a nearby television crew for updates, praying for a miracle.
At the end of a bizarre and ultimately catastrophic night for American soccer, that is what it came down to, seeking salvation in news from Panama City and San Pedro Sula, after the national team was unable to save itself.
It wasn’t just a soulless 2-1 defeat to already eliminated Trinidad and Tobago, loser of eight of its previous nine games, that means the USA will not be at a World Cup for the first time since 1986. It is a whole bunch of reasons stretching back a couple of years, and no one involved is blameless.
The players knew it as word reached them that Panama and Honduras had both held their nerve as their own failed them, and you could see it in their faces. They had only needed a tie, and it was beyond them. Some stood, some had hands on knees and there were plenty of dipped and shaking heads.
Omar Gonzalez just sat, his backside planted on the sodden field at tiny Ato Boldon Stadium. This game didn’t matter much to the locals, and only 1,000 or so of them turned out. It mattered for the USA, for its immediate soccer future, and for this current crop of players left with dreams shattered.
Gonzalez was the last of a number of fall guys, dating back to the doomed Jurgen Klinsmann era and encompassing Bruce Arena, federation president Sunil Gulati and scores of players. A small shred of luck here or there — Clint Dempsey hit the post late on when an equalizer would have sent the team to Russia next summer — could have changed everything. Yet it should never have gotten to that stage, whereby upon such small margins everything hinged.
It was Gonzalez’s mishap that set the tone for a possible shocker and had reverberations all around this geographic region. It was the tall defender’s own goal on 17 minutes, as he flicked out at a cross and sent it accidentally looping over goalkeeper Tim Howard, that made the visitors nervous, buoyed T+T, and empowered Panama (who will reach the World Cup) and Honduras (which secured a playoff spot).
Gonzalez's disappointment was raw and heartfelt and oh so real. He is deserving of blame as a player, but worthy of sympathy as a man, especially when he showed the courage to send a message of apology to the fans after the game.
He was stunned and so too were others. Jozy Altidore and Tim Howard struggled to find the right words and in all honesty, what could they hope to say? Altidore said it would be easy to walk away from the national team after this but wants to be part of the rebuilding instead. At 38, Howard won’t see World Cup action anymore and he had a rough night here. He was powerless to stop Gonzalez’s twirling deflection, was beaten by Alvin Jones’ thunderbolt on 37 minutes to put the hosts two up, and had some tough moments amid tricky conditions.
Christian Pulisic got the only USA goal early in the second half, but for such a vital game, far too few chances were created.
Arena took over from Klinsmann a year ago and there was an element of early glee in his revival, generating strong home wins and gritty road ties. But both of those went away. The final five games were supposed to be when the spurt came that would lift them to safety and an eighth straight World Cup appearance. Instead, just five points were gleaned.
Gulati admitted he was stunned and said that looking for answers would start “tomorrow.” They need to be found, and quickly.
The USA has missed the World Cup before but that was back before hardly anyone cared, before the USA figured to have the biggest travelling support of any nation.
Now this new army of fans has to wake up to a new reality. The World Cup will go ahead, just like it always does. And the USA will be watching on television.


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Prince was the greatest live performer ever hands down.. James Brown stylistically fathered both him n MJ but Prince added a 6 octave vocal range n the ability to play any instrument on earth to his formula n could wear literal lingerie on stage n still got respect..
RT @karenhunter @defjam Is this the same @kanyewest that said slavery was a choice and Trump was his hero? We sure are NOT absolute @ much, huh? Or perhaps we have fake outrage for a minute & then go back to the regularly scheduled programming. (And by “we,” I’m not talking about us...unless it’s you).
RT @Dart_Adams REMINDER: "Asleep In The Bread Aisle" was trash & Steve Rifkind played himself by saying it would be considered a classic up there with all the greatest Rap albums he dropped on Loud/RCA. *Narrator's voice* IT WASN'T.


Question: Provide information about Mountain Rescue England and Wales. Respond in 4 sentences.

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Mountain rescue services in England and Wales operate under the association of Mountain Rescue England and Wales (MREW), formerly called Mountain Rescue Council of England & Wales. The association has a number of regional mountain rescue teams, each of which is an independent charity. The team members are highly trained volunteers who are called out by the police.
MREW is a member of the International Commission for Mountain Rescue (Internationale Kommission für Alpines Rettungswesen (IKAR-CISA)).


Question: What is the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO)? Respond in 228 words.

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The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), or Shanghai Pact, is a Eurasian political, economic, and security alliance, the creation of which was announced on 15 June 2001 in Shanghai, China by the leaders of China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan; the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Charter, formally establishing the organisation, was signed in June 2002 and entered into force on 19 September 2003. The original five nations, with the exclusion of Uzbekistan, were previously members of the Shanghai Five group, founded on 26 April 1996. Since then, the organisation has expanded its membership to eight countries when India and Pakistan joined SCO as full members on 9 June 2017 at a summit in Astana, Kazakhstan. The Heads of State Council (HSC) is the supreme decision-making body in the SCO, it meets once a year and adopts decisions and guidelines on all important matters of the organisation. Military exercises are also regularly conducted among members to promote cooperation and coordination against terrorism and other external threats, and to maintain regional peace and stability.
The SCO is widely regarded as the "alliance of the East", due to its growing centrality in Asia-Pacific, and has been the primary security pillar of the region. It is the largest regional organisation in the world in terms of geographical coverage and population, covering three-fifths of the Eurasian continent and nearly half of the human population.


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Withstand: Apothoesis is a platform puzzle game with some combat heavy sections and minor adventure and metroidvania elements. Konoci Mineta is an orphan living in a slightly Steampunk-inspired world, populated by honorable shapeshifters, obnoxious elves, and the occasional insane dictator. Use her wind magic as she embarks on an epic quest to get ingredients for a smoothie.
This time, something wrong happened. After some scans of the planet you detect the origin of an anomaly and found some kind of artefact, a glowing (glowing stuff are never good news) artefact : The Prism.
Project Tarvotan - “G1” is a straightforward space strategy game and is heavily inspired by games such as FTL and Universe Sandbox.
I create indie-games for Steam/Windows PC platform.
What’s wrong with Microsoft Minesweeper anyway? Ever cursed Minesweeper because you were so close but then stepped on an unfortunate mine? I know that I did. Fiercely. That’s why there’s a extra-life mechanic in Fine Sweeper, so a little mistake won’t let you pay the Ultimate Price.
Fine Sweeper also is divided into levels consisting of rooms that get increasingly harder but also offer more pickups for you to keep going.
Also, the graphics look much nicer (I hope), there’s some music and overall a much more polished envisioning of the game while staying true to the original mechanics.
Plus Fine Sweeper got a bunch of achievements for you.
Imagine if you could mix all of the pixelly, intricate detail of classics such as Ultima Underworld, Daggerfall, and System Shock together. Now combine that with the unforgiving brutality of roguelikes such as Nethack, ADOM, and more recently, Spelunky. Finally, top everything off with full cooperative multiplayer, and you have Barony.
Starting as a small company with low balance, you have to reach the top of all companies. After picking your first product to create you will have to look for industries that will provide you with the needed resources. From there you have to plan out your production chain, that mostly involves at least two industries, where you will have to refine resources and the other will produce a product. This Product can now be sold in a store, which you have to build in a town. All these points will now get linked with each other with one of the four transportation types. A complex economy that is able to detect each sold product and each bought resource will balance prices for every product or resource. And a system that allows the random creation of economy lows and high to make the game even more interesting.
Delta Quadrant is a sci-fi turn-based rogue-like strategy game. Destroy enemies to collect loot, gain experience to level up and use skill points to become stronger.
Piloting a weak exploration ship, you are in search for a new homeworld for your people - that is, until you are lured into a trap by the Dark Order. This has you end up deep in unknown enemy space, with no allies or friends. Alone.
Your attempt to escape will put you in the path of numerous enemies. Fight to survive, gain experience, level up and get improved weapons and equipment. You will die, but you will also get stronger!
As you gain experience and level up, your ship gets stronger (improved hull strength, bigger shield capacity and more powerful engines), and you’ll get skill points to help improve various aspects of your ship.
C. Kane is a short form turn-based RPG that streamlines the genre to its basics; fighting monsters, talking to people, playing dress up. Dungeons are minimalist, graphics are monochrome. Random battles are no more, bosses are numerous. A Shark guides the way. An original hip hop soundtrack provides the beats.


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Use red-green or red-blue glasses to best enjoy this image of an approaching dust storm captured by ESA’s Mars Express in April this year. Its vertical structure is particularly emphasized in this anaglyph view.
The image was derived from data acquired by the nadir channel and the stereo channels on board Mars Express. The ground resolution is approximately 16 m/pixel and the images are centred at about 78°N/106°E.


Question: Explain why Winnie the Pooh has been censored in China.

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Has Winnie the Pooh done something to anger China’s censors?
Some mentions of AA Milne’s loveable but slow-witted bear with a weakness for honey have been blocked on Chinese social networks.
Authorities did not explain the clampdown, but the self-described “bear of very little brain” has been used in past memes comparing him to the Chinese president, Xi Jinping.
Posts bearing the image and the Chinese characters for Winnie the Pooh were still permitted on the Weibo social media platform on Monday. But comments referencing “Little Bear Winnie” – Pooh’s Chinese name – turned up error messages saying the user could not proceed because “this content is illegal”.
Winnie the Pooh stickers have also been removed from WeChat’s official sticker gallery, but user-generated gifs of the bear are still available on the popular messaging app.
Comparisons between Xi and Pooh first emerged in 2013, after Chinese social media users began circulating pictures of Pooh and his slender tiger friend Tigger beside a photograph of Xi walking with Barack Obama, the US president at the time.
In 2014, a photograph of Xi shaking hands with the Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe, was matched with an image of Pooh gripping the hoof of his gloomy donkey friend Eeyore.
In 2015, the political analysis portal Global Risk Insights said a picture of Xi standing up through the roof of a parade car paired with an image of a Winnie the Pooh toy car was “China’s most censored photo” of the year.
China’s ruling Communist party is highly sensitive to comical depictions of its leader, particularly as Xi attempts to consolidate power ahead of a key party congress later this year.
On Monday, many Chinese social media users were testing the boundaries of the restrictions imposed on the bear who groans “oh, bother” when things don’t go his way.


Question: What is the Rattlers' only studio album?

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Rattled! is the only studio album by New York City punk rock band The Rattlers, released by PVC Records in 1985. The 1997 CD-release includes two singles from 1979 and 1983.


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As we have been reporting, Tesla is rapidly moving away from its ‘anti-selling’ of the Model 3 with now sales commission for its staff when selling the Performance version and moving away from the reservation process.
Now Tesla is trying to put more people inside the cars with test drives – especially in the performance version with an expanding fleet.
Tesla started giving the first Model 3 test drives to reservation holders in the Bay Area as part of a pilot program ahead of the broader launch of the test drives.
The goal is to get to help reservation holders who are on the fence to place their orders.
About 30,000 people have already taken delivery of the Model 3 and the vast majority of them have never driven the Model 3 before ordering it.
A source familiar with the matter told Electrek that Tesla completed 497 test drives in the first week of the pilot program between the 4 stores that were part of it.
According to the same source, the automaker received over 30,000 requests to test drive the Model 3.
Should be very soon. We’ve already made around 100 Model 3 Performance cars for test drives in stores.
Tesla apparently plans to have Performance Model 3 vehicles in all stores by the end of the month as it tries to push the more expensive version of the Model 3.
The automaker is attempting to be profitable by the end of the year and achieve a positive gross margin on Model 3 production as it ramps up beyond 5,000 units per week.
It seems like every day we get a new piece of information pointing toward Tesla really pushing to sell the Performance version of the Model 3.
I have no problem with it since it is likely what will make the standard version sustainable – though Tesla still needs to deliver that version.
Now what I am most interested in is how those test drives will affect demand.
Tesla made a bold claim when it said that the rate of new orders will be higher than the production rate after the test drive program is up and running.
Having driven the car, I know it will boost demand, but it’s another thing to say that it will be at over 5,000 per week. Tesla still has a significant backlog of orders and reservations to go through before accounting for new orders.
It will be interesting. What do you think? Let us know in the comment section below.


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In Tesla’s financial results and conference call this week, the company talked about a few logistic projects, but the most surprising was the possibility of a Boring Company tunnel at Tesla’s Fremont factory.
CEO Elon Musk previously suggested that they could build a Hyperloop route between Tesla Fremont and Gigafactory 1 to curb the ‘gigantic’ logistic costs to move materials and components between the two locations.
This project seems to be on hold since Tesla reiterated that it will be its own first electric semi truck customer with a cargo route between Fremont and Gigafactory 1.
Musk then added that they are considering building a hyperloop system or electric skates under Fremont to handle some transport between its local facilities and limit the number of trucks required.
Musk estimates that a system like that could help reduce the material flow bottleneck and help Tesla reach a total production of 700,000 cars per year in Fremont (600,000 Model 3s and 100,000 Model S/X).
It sounds like an ambitious project, but what’s new when it comes to Tesla and Elon Musk.
It could actually be another good test tunnel for the Boring Company to develop its tunneling technology.
As we saw in Culver City recently, the local government approval is often the most difficult restraint for those kinds of projects, but Tesla has a lot of pull in Fremont and if the project reduces the number of trucks on the road, it should be welcomed by locals.


Question: Explain the BDS movement and its implications for Palestinians.

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The co-author of Dangerous Liaison is the Democratic nominee for Virginia’s 5th Congressional District, Leslie Cockburn. While her book leaves little doubt about this candidate’s anti-Semitic proclivities, what’s more alarming is that Cockburn’s views represent an anti-Israel trend pervading the Democratic Party.
In recent days, the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel has become increasingly mainstream among a certain element of the Democratic Party. Candidate Rashida Tlaib (Michigan-D) says she will vote against US military assistance to Israel. Candidate Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (New York-D) is a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, which supports the BDS movement. And candidate Ilhan Omar (Minnesota-D) thinks Israel is an apartheid state, an accusation frequently advanced by BDS activists.
The BDS movement opposes international cooperation with Israel until the descendants of Palestinian refugees are granted a “right of return” and Israel ends its “occupation,” according to the movement’s website. In other words, they support boycotting the Jewish state until it ceases to exist.
Ironically, the greatest beneficiaries of Jewish-Arab cooperation are the Palestinians themselves. On a daily basis, Palestinians who work inside the Jewish communities of Judea/Samaria (West Bank) are paid higher salaries than Palestinians working within the Palestinian Authority. Whenever an Israeli company moves out of Judea/Samaria under pressure by BDS activists, the first ones to suffer are the Palestinian workers who lose their jobs.
The Palestinian Authority provides livable salaries only to terrorists and corrupt officials on their payroll. Palestinian teachers, doctors, scientists, engineers, electrical workers, factory workers, construction workers, farmers, etc. working for the PA lag far behind their colleagues who work with Israelis. Furthermore, there is no compensation for Palestinian workers who lose their jobs as a result of BDS.
So does the BDS movement really care about the welfare of the average Palestinian? According to Palestinian human rights activist Bassem Eid, they view Palestinian workers’ loss of income as mere collateral damage over the short term, in the interest of the long-term goal of the destruction of Israel.
But numerous Israeli Arabs and Palestinians denounce BDS, seeking to cooperate with Israel so they can have a better life. You would be amazed at how many Arabs are benefiting from the Israeli educational system. Israeli universities offer Arabs an education at an academic level they are unable to obtain elsewhere in the Middle East. Curiously, BDS founder Omar Barghouti exhorts Arabs to settle for an inferior education in the name of the BDS movement, even though he himself attended and received higher-education degrees from Tel Aviv University. The definition of hypocrisy.
Yet this movement – completely out of touch with reality – is gaining traction in the Democratic Party. The time has come for Democrats to rethink their loyalty to those advocating the boycott of Israel. Do you really care about bettering the lives of Palestinians or are they your excuse to delegitimize the Jewish state?


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Harriet Lange Rheingold (February 13, 1908 – April 29, 2000) was a child development psychologist who taught at the University of North Carolina, and the author of many publications, some still cited today. The New York Times labelled her “one of the nation’s most prominent developmental psychologists.”


Question: Describe the relationship between Russia, OneWeb and its plans to bring Internet access to remote parts of the country.

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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia’s state security agency is opposing a high-level deal for the U.S. OneWeb satellite startup to bring Internet access to remote parts of the country because it says the project could be used to gather intelligence and damage national security.
OneWeb, which plans to use a constellation of hundreds of satellites to provide a worldwide Internet network, struck a deal with Russian space agency Roscosmos in 2015 to send them into orbit and it clinched a joint venture with a subsidiary of the agency to service Russia.
But now, after objections from Moscow, OneWeb is relinquishing its majority stake in the venture, according to two industry sources and a Russian state procurement document.
Speaking at a conference in Moscow, Federal Security Service official Vladimir Sadovnikov said the FSB was against the project servicing Russia for security reasons since it could potentially hand a foreign Internet service provider a monopoly over rural and remote areas.
“Some of Russia’s regions would become totally dependent on a foreign satellite service,” Sadovnikov said, adding that Moscow had not received any conclusive evidence that OneWeb’s satellites would not be used for intelligence gathering.
“The only way to address the threats of foreign satellite networks like OneWeb, especially in the Arctic region and Far North, is to restrict their usage in Russia,” Sadovnikov said.
He added that Russia favored setting up a similar network partnering with India, China and countries which he described as non-aggressive.
Moscow’s ties with the West are at a post-Cold War low following Russia’s 2014 annexation of Crimea and rows over sanctions, Syria, alleged election meddling and a poisoning attack on a former spy in Britain.
Sadovnikov conceded that there were satellite projects similar to OneWeb in scale such as Iridium which were already in use, but they were not used widely and are therefore not seen as a threat.
Roscosmos and Oleg Ivanov, Russia’s deputy minister for digital development and communications, declined to comment.
Late on Wednesday, OneWeb issued a statement to Reuters confirming that its joint venture with the Roscosmos subsidiary would be majority Russian owned and operated locally.
The OneWeb system “is designed to fully respect the regulatory and cultural requirements of its many partner countries”, the statement said.
The company said it recognized that security was of paramount concern to every country in which OneWeb will operate. It said its system would ensure all Internet traffic remained secure. It said the OneWeb system would begin launching early next year.
Almost 45 percent of the world population does not have access to the Internet, according to Internet World Stats. OneWeb aims to make it available to everyone, including on aircraft and other high-speed transport. The project is meant to be fully online by 2027.
Russia is important to the success of the project as it has many remote and far-flung areas where high-speed broadband is not available.
OneWeb was founded by former Google manager Greg Wyler and closed an $1.7 billion investment deal with Airbus Group, Bharti, Coca-Cola, Hughes, Virgin Group, Qualcomm and SoftBank.
It plans to create a network of 900 satellites, most of which will be sent into orbit by 21 Soyuz launch vehicles from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan and the Guiana Space Center.
The contract for the launch was signed by OneWeb, Arianspace and Roscosmos in 2015. It will cost OneWeb $1 billion to have the satellites sent into orbit, Igor Komarov, Roscosmos’ former CEO, said after signing the deal.
The first launch was scheduled for late 2017, but the company has pushed the date back several times. The launch is now scheduled for between December 2018 and February 2019, according to Wyler.
In 2017, OneWeb strengthened its partnership with Roscosmos by creating a joint venture with satellite operator Gonets, a subsidiary of Roscosmos, to develop the project in Russia. OneWeb currently holds a 60 percent stake and Gonets has the rest.
However, Gonets now intends to increase its stake to 51 percent and is looking for a contractor to estimate the cost of the deal, a document submitted by Gonets in the Russian state procurement system showed.
Gonets is a state company and is therefore required to publish details of all procurement orders in line with Russia’s anti-corruption legislation.
Two industry sources - one at the FSB, and the other an official at the Ministry for Digital Development and Communication - confirmed to Reuters that Gonets would become a controlling stakeholder in the joint venture with OneWeb.
This is a key condition for OneWeb operating in Russia, although there are other conditions as well, the source at the FSB said without detailing what those other conditions were.
“OneWeb is an important project for Roscosmos and Russia’s space industry, but national security issues come first. There are many doubts regarding that project, especially because of the sanctions against us,” said the source at the FSB.
OneWeb submitted a request to receive a frequency band in Russia, but was refused by authorities, according to Russian media reports confirmed by a communications official. A source at the Ministry for Digital Development and Communications said OneWeb would be given permission after legal issues regarding the joint venture were completed.


Question: Describe the plight of Syrian refugees blocked from resettlement in the US and other countries.

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More than 1,000 Syrian refugees in Turkey have been blocked from resettlement in the US and other countries because they have university qualifications.
The refugees were approved for resettlement by American officials, before being blocked – sometimes just days before their departure date – by the Turkish authorities.
The news further complicates a much-hyped UN summit on resettlement in New York on Monday, where developed countries are being encouraged to resettle more refugees, 86% of whom live in the developing world.
Countries such as Turkey, which hosts more refugees than any other, are keen for western partners to share the responsibility. But this development suggests that they are also unwilling to let countries like the US cherry-pick the most educated refugees, and leave behind the rest.
“We believe that the most vulnerable need to be helped before others,” a senior Turkish official told the Guardian this week.
Some of those affected have nevertheless questioned whether vulnerability can be determined by the standard of one’s education.
Loreen and Shero, a Syrian Kurdish couple whose home was destroyed in Aleppo, applied for resettlement in the US in April 2014, along with their three children. The process took nearly two years and involved several security checks and interviews with US officials, the UN refugee agency, and the International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC), a charity that organises part of the US resettlement procedure.
Disheartened and frustrated by the long wait, the family twice prepared to leave for Europe by rubber dinghy instead – before timely phone calls from the UN refugee agency reassured them they had reached the next stage in their application, and restored their faith in the formal process.
In February 2016, the US finally accepted their application, and the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) bought them plane tickets to Chicago for 31 May. The family sold their furniture, gave up their affordable flat, and moved into a more expensive one for the few weeks they had left.
Then, four days before their departure, Shero went to secure exit permits from the Turkish authorities – and was denied.
But finally, after a series of phone calls with the UN, an official admitted to them that Turkey had blocked their departure because Loreen had a banking qualification.
For Shero and Loreen, the move has been a disaster. They are now stuck in a flat they can’t afford, while their children are facing a second year out of school.
Despite recent legislative changes, the vast majority of refugees in Turkey – including Shero and Loreen – have no access to legal work, in contravention of the 1951 refugee convention. As a result, both work as manual labourers on the black market for about half the minimum wage. With both out all day, their children have been left to fend for themselves – leading to two alleged abduction attempts on their eldest daughter, Soleen.
Several other families interviewed by the Guardian have been left in a similarly vulnerable position. Heba, a 34-year-old charity worker, was told in July that her application, along with that of her husband and baby daughter, had been canceled because of her degree in English literature from Aleppo University.
Fatima, a 25-year-old electrical engineering student, was approved for resettlement in March, along with her brother, sister, and parents. They were told they would be sent to Chicago, but before their flight was booked, their application was suddenly canceled because at least one of them had a degree.
Fatima speaks four languages and wants to develop electronics. But like other interviewees, she queried whether their educational attainment made her family any less vulnerable in Turkey.
Interviewees said UN officials had privately informed them that at least 5,000 Syrians were facing the same predicament. Turkish, US, UN and ICMC officials would not comment on the figure. The Guardian has met with members of a group of affected refugees who represent more than one thousand people whose resettlement has been blocked. Some of them were bound for Canada or Europe.
Should the situation continue, some of those affected said they may try to reach the west by boat, highlighting how the absence of formal means of resettlement can encourage more irregular means of migration.
Additional reporting by Eiad Abdulatif. Refugees’ names have been changed for their safety.


Question: Explain why chefs are the most powerful advocates for change.

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Matthew Kenney on why chefs are the most powerful advocates for change.
This excerpt comes from PLANTLAB: Crafting the Future of Food by Matthew Kenney, a vegan chef with eight plant-based restaurants around the world. In PLANTLAB, Kenney offers recipes and techniques inspired by his experimental kitchen in Belfast, Maine. Here, he argues that chefs have as much—if not more—power than doctors and politicians when it comes to improving global health.
The role of the chef has evolved dramatically over the years. Once relegated to basement or back-of-house kitchens as the well-dressed restaurateurs stole the spotlight, chefs eventually came into their own as food critics, and gourmands began creating—and crushing—the careers of these creative cooks. There has been a major shift happening for chefs in recent days, a transition where they are now seen as influencers, leaders, teachers, and visionaries. They have a real voice. And this is a great opportunity, but also a great responsibility.
Chefs have historically dealt in pleasure, indulgence, and foods that ultimately do more harm than good to our health and the health of our planet, and cause extremely poor treatment of animals. We have a responsibility to do what is right and what is best for the world. I believe chefs have the ability to improve global health more than doctors, politicians, and educators, combined.
Most food served these days is a product of overindulgence, overprocessing, and, largely, addictions to food that have skewed what our body really needs and wants. I feel fortunate to have learned, through years of yoga and mindfulness, about what I put in my body and by listening to my body, that what actually tastes the best is also what is good for us. Food is not meant simply to satisfy our cravings, addictions, and indulgences. It is meant to fuel us, to sustain us, to give us positive energy and create one big sustainable ecosystem. But many have gone so far off track that the only way to get back is to empower change, to educate, to inspire, and, ultimately, to create a full-on paradigm shift in the global food world. That is what we aspire to do.
Many believe that filmmakers and journalists will be the most influential in creating this shift. Others feel that writers will educate us about this need for change, and that new, innovative brands will create alluring products to change our behavior. I believe chefs are the most powerful advocates out there. The one thing most of us do every day is eat. Billions of people, every day, are making choices about food. Those food choices are influenced by what we like to eat, economics, what the media tells us, and what is put in front of us—at home, at school, at work, and on the street, or just wherever we encounter food as we go about our daily lives.
The tipping point will happen when enough influential chefs let go of the old standard of “flavor first,” while at the same time realizing that healthier food—plant-based food—is indeed even more flavorful than conventional cuisine. A world that largely thrives on plants, that at least becomes plant-centric, is a better world, a happier world, a healthier place, and it is a world changed. I firmly believe that chefs have the ability to do this. They are the ones buying, cooking, and serving the food, and creating choices for people. Chefs are the tastemakers. The upside for chefs is that they, too, will have longer, more sustainable careers that offer far more opportunity than just cooking. Chefs can be the educators, thought leaders, and the health influencers of the world ahead.
I like to think often about what it will look like when a couple hundred of the world’s most influential chefs (a small number, really) embrace the plant-based lifestyle and apply all their efforts, and all their influence, toward this way of living. The world would change very quickly. The planet would thank us. Animals would be saved from merciless treatment. That is the beauty of this way of life. It is in harmony with the universe. Chefs owe it to us to lead the way.


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Question: Respond in 7 sentences. Describe the situation of Palestinians in occupied East Jerusalem.

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“Oppressed people are determined to seek their freedom. It is the responsibility of the so-called ‘international community’ to hold Israel accountable for its attacks on the Palestinian people. It is the occupier who should be labeled ‘inhuman’. Instead, their settlement building, their killings, their mass attacks on Palestinian rights are met with approval and silence by the United States and the European Union, who have shown themselves to be consistently on the side of Israel, on the side of colonialism and imperialist hegemony,” said Maqdesi.
“What is being called ‘Har Nof’ was in fact built on the ruins of the village of Deir Yassin, ethnically cleansed in 1948 and hundreds of Palestinians slaughtered at the hands of the Haganah and Zionist terror organizations, as they expelled hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from their land – refugees who have been struggling to return to their land, and to liberate their land, for over 66 years,” Maqdesi said.
“The response of the occupation that we are expecting is a criminal one – this is the nature of the occupation. Arresting the entire Abu Jamal family, threatening them with orders to demolish their homes, terrorizing the entire neighborhood of Jabal al-Mukabbir, which they blocked in with concrete blocks; beating the brothers of the martyrs – these are the people that we must embrace, protect, and care for, in the face of the occupier’s attacks,” said Maqdesi.


Question: "Who is Donald Edward Rosenblum?" Respond in 25 words.

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Donald Edward Rosenblum (born June 3, 1929) is a retired United States Army Lieutenant General. He is an alumnus of The Citadel, Class of 1951.


Question: What happened in the ratings this week?

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CBS' "Candy Crush" game show saw large declines in both the key demo and total viewers in its second week, while "Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly" hit a new low in total viewers, according to Nielsen overnight data.
Airing at 9 p.m., "Candy Crush" averaged a 0.8 rating in adults 18-49 and 2.9 million viewers this week, down nearly 30% in both key measures compared to the premiere last week (1.1, 4.1 million). It is worth pointing out that "Game of Thrones" returned for its seventh season on HBO in the same timeslot.
Earlier in the night at 7 on NBC, "Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly" drew a 0.4 rating and 3.1 million viewers, the newsmagazine's lowest total viewer number since it debuted at the beginning of June. Kelly also matched a series low in the key demo.
For CBS, a new episode of "Big Brother" (1.8, 6 million) was even with last week's Sunday airing. "Candy Crush" aired at 9, followed by a repeat of "NCIS: Los Angeles."
NBC aired only repeats with the exception of "Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly."
On ABC, "Celebrity Family Feud" (1.1, 6.1 million) took a hit in both key measures at 8, while "Steve Harvey's Funderdome" (0.8, 4.4 million) was down in the demo at 9. "The $100,000 Pyramid" (0.8, 4.5 million) was also down in the demo at 10.
Fox aired repeats with the exception of "American Grit" (0.4, 990,000) at 9, which was even with last week.


Question: What is Blockchain?

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Blockchain is a distributed database that enables permanent, transparent, and secure storage of data. The blockchain technology is the backbone of cryptocurrency – in fact, it's the shared public ledger upon which the entire Bitcoin network relies – and it's gaining popularity with people who work in finance, government, and the arts.
Blockhchain technology uses cryptography to keep data secure. This book gives a detailed description of this leading technology and its implementation in the real world.
This book begins with the technical foundations of blockchain, teaching you the fundamentals of cryptography and how it keeps data secure. You will learn about the mechanisms behind cryptocurrencies and how to develop applications using Ethereum, a decentralized virtual machine. You will explore different blockchain solutions and get an exclusive preview into Hyperledger, an upcoming blockchain solution from IBM and the Linux Foundation. You will also be shown how to implement blockchain beyond currencies, scability with blockchain, and the future scope of this fascinating and powerful technology.


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 "Have you heard about Steam's new apps for iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV?"

Steam announced today that it will be rolling out its Steam Link and Steam Video apps on the iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV soon.
According to a press release, Steam Link will allow gamers to stream their Steam library to these devices while connected to their Mac via a 5GHz network or wired in via Ethernet.
Steam says the app will launch during the week of May 21st, though a specific data is unclear. The app will support the Steam Controller, MFi controllers, and plenty more across the two platforms.
While Steam Video will be rolling out later this summer, it will allow users to watch thousands of movies and TV shows through Steam directly on your iOS device via Wi-Fi or LTE. Users will be able to view content offline.
Steam Link specifically will be super interesting as streaming content, including games is becoming increasingly popular. What do you think? Are you excited for these apps? Let us know in the comments below!


Question: What type of animal is a Nassarius biendongensis?

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 What type of animal is a Nassarius biendongensis?

Nassarius biendongensis is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Nassariidae, the Nassa mud snails or dog whelks.
The length of the shell varies between 9.7 mm and 14.5 mm.


Question: What is the news about Florence banning eating panini, pizza and focaccia in the streets?

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 What is the news about Florence banning eating panini, pizza and focaccia in the streets?

Florence has fired a fresh salvo in its perpetual battle against the effects of mass tourism by banning visitors from eating panini, pizza and focaccia on the pavement and on shop doorsteps.
Tourists who find themselves on the wrong side of the law, which comes into effect today, face fines of between €150-€500 (£135-£450).
The ban applies to streets and piazzas around a particularly popular delicatessen in the city centre - All’ Antico Vinaio, the Old Wine Merchant – which is situated between the Uffizi Galleries and Palazzo Vecchio, Florence’s medieval town hall.
Described by one food and travel magazine as “home of the world’s best sandwiches”, it has enjoyed a surge in popularity after being favourably reviewed on TripAdvisor, where it is related “excellent” by 79 per cent of contributors.
The new ordinance, signed by Dario Nardella, the mayor, will remain in force until January 6 and could be extended after that.
The aim is to maintain “decorum” outside the pizzeria in Via de’ Neri and surrounding streets, Florence city council said. The ban on eating in the street applies from noon-3pm and from 6pm-10pm.
“Violation of this regulation will be punished with fines of €150-€500,” the council said.
The owner of the Antico Vinaio said he supported the new regulation but called for more public benches to be provided for tourists.
“We’ll distribute maps to our customers to show them where they can go and eat without risking a fine,” Tommaso Mazzanti told La Repubblica newspaper.
The number of tourists visiting Florence is sharply on the increase, from eight million in 2012 to more than 10 million last year.
Cheap flights, a boom in Airbnb rentals and burgeoning new markets such as China, India and Latin America have fueled the rise.
Last summer Mr Nardella ordered council workers to hose down the steps of churches in the historic city centre to dissuade people from eating and drinking on them.
Sceptics pointed out, however, that in high summer the water quickly evaporated and the steps were dry again after a short time.


Question: Describe the current situation of El Salvadorian immigrants living in the US and the implications of the Trump administration's move to end the TPS program

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Trump's latest move on immigration could lead to 200,000 immigrants being deported, but they won't go quietly.
Hernandez left her family in El Salvador 25 years ago at age 19 to come by herself to the US. It was toward the end of the civil war there, and nearly impossible to find work. “We didn’t have food, water, electricity, basic stuff,” she said.
Still, she stayed, working and living as an undocumented immigrant, under the radar. She was granted status for a few years in the 1990s, but it wasn’t renewed, so she went back to being undocumented. Then came 2001: After a devastating earthquake hit El Salvador, US officials included the country in a humanitarian program known as Temporary Protected Status (TPS), allowing Salvadorans already living in the US to stay and work legally. Hernandez applied, and has been living with TPS status ever since.
That’s how it was until Monday’s announcement that the US will end the TPS designation for El Salvador, putting the fate of Hernandez and many other Salvadorans in flux. But while those I spoke with living in Los Angeles were fearful about the uncertainty of their futures, they’re also bracing for a fight. The decision has turned Salvadoran workers all over the city into activists.
Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen M. Nielsen said in a statement that the termination of the program will take effect in September 2019 “to allow for an orderly transition.” Nielsen added that since the earthquake in El Salvador, much of the infrastructure in the country has been rebuilt.
The demand that Salvadorans return to their country of origin is somewhat ironic coming from the Trump administration. It has used the violence of the MS-13 gang as one justification for its anti-immigration policies. Yet the administration is now proposing sending individuals back to a country that has one of the highest sustained murder rates in Central America, according to recent data from the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.
There are approximately 200,000 Salvadorans living in the US with TPS, according to the Pew Research Center. Every 18 months since the program began in 2001, they are required to re-register and undergo background checks.
TPS was never meant to be a permanent relief, nor a path to citizenship.
Hernandez is an example of someone whose life has changed dramatically since she first got status. Now 44, she’s married and her husband, originally from Mexico, is a US citizen, as are her three sons. And while her husband, or her eldest son, who is 21, could sponsor her citizenship, she’s elected to remain with TPS, because to go through that process she’d have to return to El Salvador first and petition from there. That could take years, and she doesn’t want to separate from her family even if the end result is permanent legal status.
“When my kids were small, I was thinking I didn’t want to miss time when they’re growing up, the teenager stuff, graduating from high school,” she told me. Now that they are in college, “I don’t want to miss their marriages, building their own families. I want to be a part of that.” Once the time comes, if necessary, Hernandez will go back to being undocumented.
Hernandez wants to go back to El Salvador to visit, but not to live. She misses her parents and sisters and talks to them often. Her sister tells her stories about not being able to walk down certain streets in the neighborhood because of gangs.


Question: "Hi there, I hope you're doing well! I had just heard that Torparse might be stopping, so I'm glad to hear that it's going to continue on. What are the plans for the website and client going forward?"

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 "Hi there, I hope you're doing well! I had just heard that Torparse might be stopping, so I'm glad to hear that it's going to continue on. What are the plans for the website and client going forward?"

Hey everyone, I'm happy to let you know that a new home for the TORParse project has been found! So, please continue to use the website and client as you've always done and, in time, I'm sure you will see the client and website grow in new ways as the new developers bring a fresh view to the project.
Thank you to everyone that contacted me. Honestly, at first, I attempted to contact everyone back, but the response was quite overwhelming, so I became a bit selective in my responses. My apologies to you if you didn't receive a response from me, but I meant nothing personal by it and I definitely appreciated all the interest.
So, moving forward, over the next couple weeks, I will be working with the new developers to transition the website and server for the ingame client over to their server. We will attempt to minimize downtime as much as possible, but please be forewarned that there may be some minor downtime as a result of switching the DNS to the new server.
We have decided to take this opportunity to clean up and optimize the database for the site that stores all of the combat logs. We have not finalized the details of this yet, but will likely remove most of the older combat logs from the site. This will help rid the database of PTS and faked logs and also help reduce server costs to keep the service free for everyone.
And, lastly, I will hold off on introducing the new developers and let them introduce themselves when they deem most appropriate, likely sometime after the transfer has occurred. Just know that the project is going into competent hands and this transition will be good for everyone. The new developers were also kind enough to let me remain on the team; however, I will take a backseat to them and mostly function in the role of creative consultant and part-time coder.
Thanks again everyone, it's been a lot of fun.
Thanks again for finding a way to keep Torparse going. It has been an invaluable tool for our Ops team and I think for the entire SWTOR community as well.
thank you for getting Torparse into capable hands and that this will continue on. This has helped me refine my rotations as well as compare to others to see how I can improve myself.
Just a random thought, regarding the PTS would it be possible to have a PTS upload section? I know I have uploaded PTS logs because it helps give credence to any claims that class X had a negative or positive class change.
When will the stats be unfrozen?


Question: Write a summary of a research article on the risk factors of type 2 diabetes mellitus.

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BACKGROUND: Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is a global epidemic associated with increased health expenditure, and low quality of life. Many non-genetic risk factors have been suggested, but their overall epidemiological credibility has not been assessed.
METHODS: We searched PubMed to capture all meta-analyses and Mendelian randomization studies for risk factors of T2DM. For each association, we estimated the summary effect size, its 95% confidence and prediction interval, and the I2 metric. We examined the presence of small-study effects and excess significance bias. We assessed the epidemiological credibility through a set of predefined criteria.
RESULTS: We captured 86 eligible papers (142 associations) covering a wide range of biomarkers, medical conditions, and dietary, lifestyle, environmental and psychosocial factors. Adiposity, low hip circumference, serum biomarkers (increased level of alanine aminotransferase, gamma-glutamyl transferase, uric acid and C-reactive protein, and decreased level of adiponectin and vitamin D), an unhealthy dietary pattern (increased consumption of processed meat and sugar-sweetened beverages, decreased intake of whole grains, coffee and heme iron, and low adherence to a healthy dietary pattern), low level of education and conscientiousness, decreased physical activity, high sedentary time and duration of television watching, low alcohol drinking, smoking, air pollution, and some medical conditions (high systolic blood pressure, late menarche age, gestational diabetes, metabolic syndrome, preterm birth) presented robust evidence for increased risk of T2DM.
CONCLUSIONS: A healthy lifestyle pattern could lead to decreased risk for T2DM. Future randomized clinical trials should focus on identifying efficient strategies to modify harmful daily habits and predisposing dietary patterns.
Bellou V, Belbasis L, Tzoulaki I, Evangelou E. PLoS One. 2018 Mar 20;13(3):e0194127. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0194127. eCollection 2018. PubMed PMID: 29558518.
Keywords: risk factors, type 2 diabetes mellitus, wide range of biomarkers, review of meta analyses, type 2 diabetes mellitus epidemiology, health, metabolism.


Question: Please list the appointments to the President's staff.

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Zachary D. Fuentes will serve as Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief of Staff. Mr. Fuentes previously served as Deputy Assistant to the President and Senior Advisor to the Chief of Staff.
Derek Lyons will serve as Assistant to the President and White House Staff Secretary. Mr. Lyons previously served as Deputy Assistant to the President and Acting White House Staff Secretary.
May Davis will serve as Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy Policy Coordinator. Ms. Davis previously served as Special Assistant to the President and Associate White House Staff Secretary.
Jordan Karem will serve as Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of Oval Office Operations. Mr. Karem previously served as Special Assistant to the President and Deputy Director of Presidential Advance.
Catherine Bellah Keller will serve as Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy White House Staff Secretary.
Douglas Lynn Hoelscher will serve as Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of Intergovernmental Affairs. Mr. Hoelscher previously served as Special Assistant to the President and Deputy Director of Intergovernmental Affairs.
Stephanie Grisham will serve as Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of Communications for the Office of the First Lady. Ms. Grisham previously served as Special Assistant to the President and Director of Communications for the First Lady.
Rickie Niceta will serve as Deputy Assistant to the President and Social Secretary. Ms. Niceta previously served as Special Assistant to the President and Social Secretary.
Francis John Brooke will serve as Special Assistant to the President for Economic Policy. Mr. Brooke previously served as Deputy Staff Secretary and Associate Director of Domestic Policy for the Vice President.
Abigail Audrey Slater will serve as Special Assistant to the President for Economic Policy.
Laura Megan Cunliffe will serve as Special Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy.
Robert Timothy Goad will serve as Special Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy.
James Boyce Sherk will serve as Special Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy.
Drew Caelen Trojanowski will serve as Special Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy.
Theodore Wold will serve as Special Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy.
Dino Luigi LaVerghetta will serve as Special Assistant to the President and Associate Counsel to the President. Mr. LaVerghetta previously served as Associate Counsel to the President.
Adam Kennedy will serve as Special Assistant to the President and Director of Research. Mr. Kennedy previously served as Deputy Director of Research.
Timothy Pataki will serve as Special Assistant to the President for the Office of Public Liaison. Mr. Pataki previously served as Special Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs.
Jeffrey K. Freeland will serve as Special Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs.
Ryan M. Kaldahl will serve as Special Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs.
Jane Lucas will serve as Special Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs.
Ja’Ron K. Smith will serve as Special Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs. Mr. Smith previously served as Special Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy.
Hannah Hennigan Salem will serve as Special Assistant to the President and Director of Press Advance. Ms. Salem previously served Senior Lead Press Representative for the Office of Presidential Advance.
Daniel Fisher will serve as Special Assistant to the President and Director of the White House Visitors Office. Mr. Fisher previously served as the Director of the White House Visitors Office.
Reagan Thompson will serve as Special Assistant to the President and Director of Policy for the First Lady.


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. Describe Northumberland County Cricket Club.

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Northumberland County Cricket Club is one of twenty minor county clubs within the domestic cricket structure of England and Wales. It represents the historic county of Northumberland.