Question: Describe The North American Bitcoin Conference (TNABC) 2018. Respond in 29 sentences.

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The North American Bitcoin Conference (TNABC) is coming back to the sunshine state after cryptocurrencies and blockchain assets had a phenomenal year in 2017.
During last year’s TNABC event in Miami, everyone was in high spirits as the price of bitcoin climbed to $900 per BTC. Since then the currency has gained over 1,300 percent in value, reaching a high of close to $20,000 per coin. Further, the initial coin offering (ICO) movement has brought the blockchain extravaganza to a whole new level as participants have found a vehicle to fund distributed ledger projects. It’s safe to say a lot has changed since TNABC 2017, and the upcoming event held at the spacious James L Knight Center on January 18-19 is sure to be a thrilling experience. Moreover, on January 17 there will be a kick-off party at the world-famous South Beach hotel, The Clevelander, and on January 18th there will be a massive networking event at E11even nightclub, also in Miami.
The North American Bitcoin Conference 2018 will be the perfect environment for both newcomers and veterans within the digital currency space. This year’s TNABC will have a wide variety of well-known speakers from blockchain movers and shakers, venture capitalists, developers, and more. Keynote speakers this year include Halsey Minor, the founder of CNET, Blockchain Capital’s Brock Pierce, Craig Sellars, Jack Wu, CEO of Wanchain, Diego Gutierrez Zaldivar, CEO of RSK Labs, Dreamteam’s Alexander Kokhanovskyy, and much more.
With the cryptocurrency space moving at warp speed, Keynote CEO, Moe Levin, is super excited for this year’s TNABC.
This is unprecedented demand and we couldn’t be more excited to be producing this event. We’ve got over 2000 registered attendees, and over 100 exhibitors — This is absolutely the most direction-setting event in the industry.
In addition to the lineup of speakers, there will be many exhibits throughout the halls of the James L Knight Center at TNABC 2018. There will be lots of education happening, as well as individuals who are fully emerged in the blockchain space who will share their insight. Visitors will learn how the blockchain will rapidly progress businesses on the global level. People will learn about the “Tokenization of Things” and how cryptocurrencies, and ICOs, are revolutionizing pre-existing funding models. Furthermore, there will be many discussions about the biggest blockchain project at the moment, Bitcoin with conversations revolving around its price, scaling, and the infrastructure being built around its network.
TNABC tickets are selling like hot-cakes with only limited seats available.
TNABC will be sure to excite anyone looking to learn about blockchains and cryptocurrency solutions. And those individuals who already have a good understanding of blockchain technology can come and gain more insight into this ever-growing universe. Due to the cryptocurrency industry growing exponentially, this year’s TNABC will have a lot more discussions and exhibits. So come join us at one of the biggest blockchain events of the year in beautiful downtown Miami — Get your early bird tickets today before last-minute pricing begins.
All sponsorships for TNABC 2018 have sold-out and there are over 2,000 registered attendees tickets are now limited.
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Disclaimer: news.Bitcoin.com is a sponsor of the TNABC event and media partner.
Images via TNABC, Bitcoin.com, and the Clevelander.
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Question: What is the Supreme Federal Court of Brazil?

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The Supreme Federal Court (, , abbreviated STF) is the supreme court (court of last resort) of Brazil, serving primarily as the Constitutional Court of the country. It is the highest court of law in Brazil for constitutional issues and its rulings cannot be appealed. On questions involving exclusively non-constitutional issues, regarding federal laws, the highest court is, by rule, the Superior Court of Justice.


Question: What are the highlights of Premier League coverage in the first two months of the season?

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STAMFORD, Conn. – July 12, 2017 – With just 30 days until kickoff of the 2017-18 Premier League season, NBC Sports Group today released its television schedule for the first two months of the season. The schedule features live coverage of all 70 matches beginning Friday, August 11, at 2 p.m. ET on NBCSN with Premier League Live followed by Arsenal v. Leicester City at 2:45 p.m. ET.
The networks of NBCUniversal will present at least five games each week in the season’s first two months on NBC, NBCSN, and CNBC, with all games preceded and followed by Premier League Live pre- and post-match shows from the NBC Sports Group International Broadcast Center in Stamford, Conn.
In addition, matches will be telecast in Spanish each week by Telemundo and Universo, and will also be streamed on the Telemundo Deportes En Vivo app for mobile devices.
Premier League games on NBC, NBCSN and CNBC will be streamed on NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app — NBC Sports Group’s live streaming product for desktops, mobile devices, tablets, and connected TVs. Coverage will be streamed via “TV Everywhere,” giving consumers additional value for their subscription service, and making high quality content available to MVPD customers both in and out of the home and on multiple platforms. The NBC Sports app is powered by Playmaker Media and available on the iTunes App Store, Google Play, Windows Store, Roku Channel Store, Apple TV and Amazon Fire.
All remaining Premier League matches will be made available on NBC Sports Gold — NBC Sports Digital’s direct-to-consumer live streaming product — “Premier League Pass,” giving fans in the U.S. exclusive access to 130 live Premier League matches plus the most robust offering of Premier League shoulder programming ever available in the U.S. The direct-to-consumer pass, powered by Playmaker Media, will stream coverage live and on-demand via desktop, mobile, tablets, and connected TV devices. Further information for the 2017-18 season of “Premier League Pass,” priced at $49.99, will be sent to fans who can register at NBCSportsGold.com.
For the first time, the Premier League season kicks off with Friday night football when Arsenal host Leicester City at the Emirates. After signing a two-year contract extension in May, Arsene Wenger will look to bounce back from a tumultuous season that saw Arsenal finish outside the top-four for the first time in 21 years. Club-record signing Alexandre Lacazette – one of France’s most prolific strikers over the last four years – is expected to make his Arsenal debut. One year after their stunning title-winning season, Leicester finished 12th – the lowest by a defending champion in Premier League history, and with 44 points, the fewest by a reigning top-flight champion in 115 years. Striker Jamie Vardy will look to lead the way to a bounce-back season for the Foxes.
In an early meeting of last season’s top two clubs, reigning champions Chelsea take on a Tottenham side at Wembley – Spurs’ temporary home until their new stadium opens next season. Tottenham shut down White Hart Lane – their home for 118 years – by going unbeaten at the ground all season, including beating Chelsea 2-0 in January. Chelsea’s record-setting campaign overshadowed an extremely successful season for an up-and-coming Tottenham club, whose squad remains largely intact from last season – including two-time defending Golden Boot winner Harry Kane and 21-year-old Dele Alli.
After remaining unbeaten in 11 of their final 12 league matches last season, Liverpool will look to carry momentum and push for their first title in 28 years. A healthy squad that includes Sadio Mane, plus $47 million summer signing Mohamed Salah, should bolster their chances at a second consecutive top-four finish. There should be no shortage of goals, as 17 have been scored in the last three league meetings between Arsenal and Liverpool. Last season, Jurgen Klopp became the first Liverpool manager to complete the league “double” over Arsenal since Gerard Houllier in 1999-00.
After a disappointing debut season for Pep Guardiola that saw him fail to win a trophy for the first time in his managerial career, Manchester City made key summer signings in Portuguese midfielder Bernardo Silva and Brazilian goalkeeper Ederson. Man City opened last season with 10 straight wins in all competitions, and will hope to make a similar splash early on in this campaign as they host Liverpool after the season’s first FIFA international break. Manchester City have not won a Premier League meeting against Liverpool since August 2014.
After hosting Leicester City on opening night, Arsenal have tough away matches at Stoke (Aug. 19) and at Liverpool (Aug. 27) before visiting defending champions Chelsea for a London Derby on September 17. The first meeting between these two clubs last season has been remembered by Antonio Conte’s second-half tactical switch to a 3-4-3 formation, which ultimately turned Chelsea’s title fates despite the 3-0 loss.
Romelu Lukaku’s transfer to Manchester United and Wayne Rooney’s transfer back to his boyhood club Everton this summer have made this match easily one of the marquee fixtures of the early season. Manchester United’s all-time leading scorer returns to Old Trafford for the first time since re-joining Everton, the club where he made his professional debut. Upon signing with Everton in July – 13 years after he left the Toffees for Man United as an 18-year-old – the now 31-year-old Rooney proclaimed: “I’m not coming back into a retirement home. I want to play and I want to win.” On the other side, Lukaku will be making his first appearance against his former club Everton. Last season Lukaku became just the fourth player in Premier League history to score more than 80 goals before turning 24. This season, he reunites with Jose Mourinho, who sold him to Everton in 2014 while they were both at Chelsea.
In addition, THE MEN IN BLAZERS SHOW hosted by Roger Bennett and Michael Davies makes its season premiere Monday, August 21, at 5:30 p.m. ET.


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Copeville is an unincorporated community in southeastern Collin County, Texas, United States, along State Highway 78 near the east shore of Lavon Lake.
Copeville was named for John Miles Cope (January 5, 1827 – July 14, 1902), one of the earliest settlers to arrive in the area. Along with his father and brother he organized the community in the 1850s. In 1886 it moved about a mile east from its original location to its current site after the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway was built through the area.


Question: "What's your take on the recent Bitcoin news from China?"

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After the recent backlash on Bitcoin by the People’s Bank of China, a series of repercussions were caused in China. BTC China stopped its Chinese RMB deposits, and companies who dealt with Bitcoin directly or indirectly were told to stop. This occurred even though Bitcoin is not explicitly banned by the Chinese government. Bitcoin price has dropped to $432 since the announcement. As such, it is obvious that people are tired of the fact that Bitcoin price rises and falls with China’s sentiments.
@btcchina I really hope you realize there's a whole bunch of us that don't believe you anymore because we think for ourselves. Keep up.
@btcchina It's called "price fixing". We know you are a part of it. We are gathering proof and then we go to regulators…or you can stop.
@BryceWeiner If and when that happens, we expect that to be dealt with it fairly.
With this, the BTC China twitter debate ended. Obviously, people are annoyed that Bitcoin’s price is currently dependent on decisions made in China. As such, people want more answers on what exactly is going on. This might just have been a debate but it does raise questions. One of which is, who is behind BTC China twitter account.
As a result of the PBOC’s newest backlash on Bitcoin, the price of Bitcoin has dropped to a low of $432. The fact that BTC China, being the largest Chinese Bitcoin exchange, had to shut down RMB deposits has caused some people to panic. If it is like what Bryce Weiner said, then this price drop in Bitcoin was the result of a manipulation by China. However, the price drop could also be just Bitcoin users panicking about the digital currency’s future and cashing out. Regardless of what the reason is, it is clear that people would like to see more stability in Bitcoin price. And more importantly, PBOC Governor has made it clear; banning Bitcoin is “out of the question”.


Question: Respond in 33 sentences. What do you think of the Singapore summit?

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A confident leader strode into the Singapore summit and won. Kim Jong-un went with a plan, gave little and left with plenty: bolstered status and diplomatic leverage, lavish praise from the US president, the promise of an end to US-South Korean military drills – and, surely, a growing confidence that North Korea is doing well at this game. A meeting supposed to effect a breakthrough on denuclearisation looked “more like a big welcome party to the nuclear-armed club”, in the acid but accurate words of one observer.
Better than war, for sure. But since it was Donald Trump who raised that spectre, giving him credit for dispelling it would be like calling a man a life-saver when second thoughts stay his hand from murder. The US president handed over gift after gift in exchange for the inflation of his ego. He does not know or does not care that his country went home poorer than it came. The language in the joint statement was weaker than in previous agreements – the very significant difference being that the North is now much further advanced in its nuclear programme. There was not even a pledge that either side “shall” take action; just the assertion that North Korea will “commit to working towards” denuclearisation, which it sees as a general, not unilateral, process.
In return Mr Trump axed the drills with, it seems, no warning to Seoul (or even US forces). Worse, he described them as “provocative” and “inappropriate”, not just giving the North what it wanted, but suggesting it was right to demand it. He added that he hoped to withdraw US troops from South Korea at some point – further undermining the long alliance.
Mr Trump’s recounting of the meeting would have been laughable were it not so shocking. He explained to the North Koreans that they could have “the best hotels in the world” on the beaches they use for artillery drills. He presented Mr Kim with a Hollywood-style movie trailer laying out the choice before him, complete with growling voiceover. He described the 100,000 or more North Koreans held in prison camps as “one of the big winners” of the meeting, though not even the vaguest assurance was extracted on their behalf. While finding time for another crack at Canada’s Justin Trudeau, he called Mr Kim “a very talented man” who wants to do the right thing and loves his country. He praised him for “running it tough” (quite the euphemism for a dictatorship with human rights atrocities which the UN calls unparalleled in the modern world). And the comprehensive, verifiable, irreversible denuclearisation on which the US was to insist? Ah: “There was no time!” to cover that. But he would be surprised if the North Koreans hadn’t begun already. Mr Trump thinks that the two sides probably have a rough transcript capturing all this, but does not need to verify anything because “I have one of the great memories of all time”. No satirist would dare to invent this.
Hope for the best but don’t expect much progress in lower-level talks next week; nor at meetings at the White House or in Pyongyang, mooted by the US president. China has already implied that it may be time to relax sanctions; South Korea and Russia have hinted that they are similarly minded. Even Mr Trump acknowledged that in six months’ time it may emerge that the North Koreans are not taking action (adding, in a startling moment of candour, that “I will find some sort of excuse” rather than admit that).
“He trusts me and I trust him,” Mr Trump boldly declared of Mr Kim. But if the US president is so naive, surely the North Korean leader cannot be. In so far as the US president has any enduring belief, it appears to be that disruption is a good in and of itself: that throwing everyone else off-balance must benefit the world’s only superpower, as one official has suggested (his colleague had a cruder characterisation). Withdrawal from the Iran deal proved that America’s enemies cannot rely upon its word. The G7 and Singapore summits demonstrated that allies cannot either. But Tuesday’s meeting also showed that Americans have reason to be wary. They too cannot count upon Mr Trump to live up to his promises.


Question: Respond in 39 sentences. Explain the difficulties with mental health among people with autism and how to promote happiness among Autistic people.

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Disclaimer: I am not Autistic. I am a parent to two Autistic children, for whom I attempt to advocate. All I know about the Autistic experience is gleaned from closely observing my children, from reading blogs and books by Autistic writers, and by talking to Autistic people. I am trying to find the best way through life for my children without discrediting who they are, but in the process I may get things wrong. If there is anything here that could be construed ableist, or misunderstands some facet of Autism, please let me know and I will amend. Thanks.
Difficulties with mental health are highly prevalent among people with autism. A study by Sarah Cassidy of Coventry University found that up to 66% of adults diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome had contemplated suicide. 31% reported that they suffered from depression and 35% of them had planned to or attempted to take their own lives. The rate of people hospitalised after an attempt at suicide and who also have autism is between 7.5% and 15%, much higher than the 1% rate of diagnosis in the UK.
It is well known that Autistic children tend to have much higher anxiety levels, and this has an impact on their ability to function in a school environment. Exclusions are much more common among Autistic children, The Autism Education Trust (albeit in an old (2009) article) put this at 27% of Autistic children, with 23% being repeat exclusions. I regularly read on both home education and general SEN boards on Facebook about children who are struggling and unhappy in their lives. This seems to run so deep that simply mentioning that your child has autism often elicits a response along the lines of “oh, poor love”, even from other parents of Autistic children. A nurse, just yesterday, strongly implied that our lives must be so hard because of my children’s autism. Many express surprise when I say they are happy, and enjoying life, and so am I. This is not to suggest that other Autistic people are not having a hard time, but the way our lives are running we seem to have found a sweet place where we can all achieve happiness.
My research on this subject has raised such an emphasis on intervention and therapy, ways to change the way an Autistic person is, that it seems unsurprising to me that the mental health of Autistic people takes such a hit. In Chris Packham’s recent film ‘Asperger’s and Me‘, he visited a therapy centre and an education centre for children with autism in the USA, both of which used ABA-centred approaches to change Autistic children. A lead professional at one centre compared autism to cancer, and claimed that he could cure it with a form of “educational chemotherapy”. It is no wonder that Autistic people feel depressed if they must change the way they are, the way they think and react, in order to be accepted by society.
What does happiness mean? I imagine that each person reading this will think of something different, we are all unique, after all. However, neurotypical societal values tend to suggest that happiness is achieved through feeling successful, with friends and (for adults at least) independence. What might happiness mean to an Autistic person? Of course, Autistic people would also all have a different answer. However, if we were to distill all these answers, and those of neurotypical people, down to their roots perhaps we would come to a feeling of being ‘secure and content’.
Sparrow makes the point that we cannot make someone else happy, happiness comes from within, but that there are certain ‘happiness thieves’ that Autistic people may need to protect themselves from. He mentions unwanted or inappropriate interference from others, loneliness (and discusses the difference between loneliness and choosing to be alone), being around people who do not understand or blame him. Most importantly, he makes clear that “our happiness is filled and drained in ways that can be subtly different”.
Those of us who wish to protect and encourage the happiness of Autistic people need to take care to respect this, and the knowledge that each person’s path to happiness is unique. Packham, in a recent article for the Telegraph, points out “We have to see this breadth of neurological difference as extremely advantageous to our species.” We need to accept autism and Autistic people as a vital part of our society with their own skills and voices, not as a group who need to learn to conform to neurotypical ways.
Perhaps this is why my Autistic children are happy, without the need for interventions or therapy: they are accepted as they are, two unique individuals. As Geoff Evans at the PDA talk the other week suggested, their Dad and I have looked at where they are happy, and built upon that.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on October 28, 2017 by quirkyfae.
Well said. Thank you for sharing and educating ! Its important for people to know that each path is unique!!!


Question: What's the deal with the Giants games this season?

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Question: What is a binary relation?

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In mathematics, a binary relation over two sets "A" and "B" is a set of ordered pairs ("a", "b"), consisting of elements "a" of "A" and elements "b" of "B". That is, it is a subset of the Cartesian product . It encodes the information of relation: an element "a" is related to an element "b", if and only if the pair ("a", "b") belongs to the set. Binary relation is the most studied form of relations among all n-ary relations.


Question: Respond in 25 sentences. Explain the role of Russia in the upcoming Geneva talks on Syria, and how the inclusion (or exclusion) of the Kurds is being handled.

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. Photo:AP File.
ERBIL, Kurdistan Region –Russia has called for the inclusion of the Kurds in the expected Geneva talks later this month, after their exclusion in previous rounds of both Geneva and Astana talks.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that his country is trying to bring the Kurds and the Syrian regime to a common ground aimed at preserving the unity of the country.
Lavrov said that there were four rounds of direct and indirect talks between the Syrian regime and the Syrian Kurds including the People’s Protection Units (YPG) from June to December 2016, the state-run Russia Today reported.
The Saudi-backed High Negotiation Committee meanwhile is scheduled to hold a three-day meeting in Riyadh to decide on the list of their delegation for the fourth round of Geneva talks on February 20, the pan-Arab Asharq al-Awsat reported on Friday.
Russia said that this time around the Syrian opposition and the regime should hold direct talks in Geneva, whereas the talks in Astana, co-hosted by Russia Turkey and Iran, were not direct, held on January 23 and 24.
"We believe that these negotiations should be direct, that the opposition delegations should be broadly representative of all political forces in modern-day Syria who seek a peaceful settlement of the conflict in that country, including the Kurds," Russian envoy to UN Office in Geneva Alexei Borodavkin told reporters.
The Kurdish ruling Union Democratic Party (PYD) had earlier said that they had received assurances from countries including Russia, that they would attend the meetings in Geneva, a move strongly opposed by the Syrian opposition, and one of their regional backers, Turkey, which considers the Kurdish group an extension of the banned Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), and therefore a terrorist organization.
Turkey and Syrian political and armed opposition groups agreed in a meeting in the Turkish capital of Ankara last Friday to exclude the PYD from the upcoming talks in Geneva.
Ibrahim Biro, the head of the coalition of the Kurdish National Council (KNC or ENKS), who attended the meeting told Rudaw that Turkey had made it clear that the PYD will not be part of the opposition delegation in the fourth round of Geneva talks, a view shared by the Syrian opposition.
“The objection was not exclusively to the PYD,” Biro said. “The Moscow and Cairo parties, including the PYD who attended a meeting several days ago in Moscow, are not yet accepted among the opposition parties. The opposition looks at these parties as closer to the regime,” he explained, in reference to Syria opposition parties who are stationed in Cairo and Moscow.
The KNC, the main Kurdish Syrian opposition party in Syria has attended the Geneva and Astana talks, but they do not have any real authority on the ground in northern Syria where the PYD has created Rojava administration, a self-autonomous region.
Russia’s foreign ministry signalled on Thursday a second round of talks in Astana to be held on Feb 15 and 16, almost a week before the UN-sponsored Geneva talks.
Today, Moscow confirmed that the meetings in Astana are in no way to replace the Geneva’s, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov told the Russian Sputnik news agency.
Russia pushes hard to fool everyone. Manipulation by dirty trick has always been the core business of the KGB agent that controls Russia.
Lavrov first should make clear and appropriate definition, while talking about "Kurds", if he really wants a true and independent national delegation of the Kurdish people to attend and participate in Geneva talks on Syria. PYD-PKK in fact is not a Kurdish patriotic party to represent the national rights of the people of Western Kurdistan.
This is only lip service from Russia. They excluded Kurds from the very talks THEY sponsored so theres no real desire to include Kurds. They want to be seen as supporting the Kurds when in reality they are only manipulating them and supporting Kurdish enemies. They see Kurds as pawns in a bigger game, a bargaining chip, nothing more.


Question: Describe the Schoenobius endochralis moth. Respond in 46 words.

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Schoenobius endochralis is a moth in the family Crambidae. It was described by George Hampson in 1919. It is found in Argentina.
The wingspan is 36 mm. The forewings are pale rufous. The hindwings are whitish, tinged with rufous. There is a fine brown terminal line.


Question: Who is Youssef Lemrini?

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Youssef Lemrini (born 1 January 1960 in Sale, Morocco) is a Moroccan football manager and former player.


Question: Please provide information about the Global Shorebird Counting project for World Shorebirds Day.

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It’s been a while since we last communicated but now it’s time again to warm up for World Shorebirds Day and to show our appreciation for shorebird research and the tremendous conservation efforts.
To make this kick off short, we opened registration for our popular project, the Global Shorebird Counting and now you can add your registered site(s) to the project map. The counts will be carried out between 5–11 September 2018.
This year we make a challenge for ourselves by trying to encourage every participant to invite at least one new shorebird counter from a new counting location. It is not impossible and requires just a little more communication with your friends, bird clubs, conservation or research group. Thousands of birdwatchers are going out birdwatching anyway during the Global Shorebird Counting week, so participation won’t be an additional effort. So be up to this challenge and help to beat the records.
Organisers are seeking for help in analysing data collected from counts of previous years. Data is available in a spreadsheet format. Analysis result will be published on our website as part of this years campaign. So if you think you can help please send us an email and we discuss further details.
So let’s book hundreds of counting sites and make hundreds of little oystercatchers visible on the map, and invite another friend of yours. Happy Shorebirding.
This beautiful oystercatcher pictogram will appear at each registered counting location on our Google map.
It’s in the text and also on the logo. 5-11 Sept.


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SwimFin - SwimFin is the Shark Fin for Children learning to swim. SwimFin is a fun safety swimming aid and flotation device for children of all ages.
SwimFin is worn on the back and expertly weighted to provide support when needed. SwimFin has won many international awards and is endorsed by several swimming governing bodies! So get swimming and feel the magic because all kids love to be the shark!
Children love the SwimFin because it’s shape appeals as a fun piece of kit. It also appeals to parents and instructors as it makes learning to swim more of a game than a chore. Tests have proved that learning to swim with SwimFin can reduce the process by up to a third less time.
What can SwimFin offer you?
It Inspires confidence, imagination and play.
Ultra Safe - stays in one place, no tipping or slipping.
Works across all four swim strokes - multi-stroke functional.
Makes the learning to swim process quicker and easier.
No restrictive movements and helps maintain a natural swimming position.
Used as a training and teaching tool.
N.B - If your child has sensitive skin it is advisable to have them wear a t-shirt or UV top underneath the fin.
I love to chase my brother & sister around the pool when I wear my SwimFin!
SwimFin helps me to perfect my stroke technique, even on back stroke!
I love SwimFin because I get to look like a shark when I swim!


Question: Describe Networked Multiplayer support in Citra.

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Networked Multiplayer is one of those features that was so surprising to see, that the lucky few chosen to test it were wondering if it was real. For the past year, several developers have banded together to bring this amazing implementation of online play to Citra.
The Nintendo 3DS heavily relies on wireless for its slew of multiplayer compatible titles. Considering that so many games feel empty without their multiplayer features, we’re excited to announce that in select titles, you’ll be able to play together with your friends across the world in the latest Canary builds of Citra!
Emulating 3DS local wireless and bringing it to Citra was a huge endeavor shared by subv, B3N30, jroweboy, and JayFoxRox. It went through several stages of development, from actually reverse-engineering how wireless worked in games, to implementing those features in Citra, and then implementing an infrastructure so that even casual users could easily take advantage of this feature.
This emulates the 3DS’ ability to do local wireless multiplayer. As such, it doesn’t rely on Nintendo’s server and does not require a Nintendo Network ID. While on a real 3DS you’d be limited to the people in your immediate vicinity, Citra boasts a complex server/client infrastructure that forwards a game’s wireless communication across the internet.
Unlike single console netplay used in most emulators, users won’t have to worry about desyncs, synchronizing saves, or any other issues typical of netplay. Each user is using their instance of Citra as a unique emulated 3DS that is communicating with everyone else through that particular server.
Currently, servers created in Citra can hold up to 16 players. High player counts should be avoided for now due to bandwidth issues. In this initial release, each connected Citra instance sends raw packets to the host (or server) and the server then forwards those packets to every single client. As such, with each player added, the bandwidth requirements increase greatly.
While hundreds of games support wireless connectivity, compatibility is limited in the initial release. Tons of titles were tested, but only a handful came up as working properly. Note games may handle latency differently and your experience may vary.
In order to get together with other players, you’re going to have to join the same room with Citra’s server browser. Creating and joining servers is extremely easy in Citra and can be done in just a few clicks. If you’re a verified user, you can create a public game through the traversal server for people to join. These public games can be seen by anyone on the server browser, but you are also able to put a password on publicly listed games. Remember to port forward, otherwise your friends won’t be able to connect!
Unverified users aren’t left without options, though - they still have the ability to create unlisted games, direct connecting, and can join any hosted server.
Do note that verified users will have their privileges revoked for violating any site policies while on the server chatroom. Please respect the recommended game listed in publicly hosted games, as even unrelated games will add to the bandwidth load.
Super Smash Brother’s local wireless play works perfectly in Citra for up to four players. Because the game expects all players to be running in lockstep, users will need to maintain similar framerates for a stable connection. Some stages, such as the pictochat stage, can run full speed even on moderately powerful computers.
Almost everything works perfectly in the Pokémon games. The only thing that fails is adding friends - so try to stay away from that. Users can battle, trade, and watch passerbys as they show up or leave on the local wireless server.
Because of compatibility issues in general with X and Y, using wireless support may be problematic for those two titles.
Challenge your friends in beautifully upscaled Pokémon battles!
New Super Mario Bros. 2 runs perfectly, and our testers were able to play together multiple worlds into the game flawlessly. Users on the same server can search for partners and join up just fine.
Your princess is in another castle? Save her together!
This title has perfectly functional wireless support for trying to tackle the “Scarescraper”! Unfortunately, the game is so demanding that getting a fun experience out of it is near impossible.
Happy Hallowe- oh, it's November. Whatever, Luigi doesn't care!
The Monster Hunter games are extremely demanding in Citra, but wireless support does somewhat work. A second player can join a game, share quests and trade guild cards. But, the game supports up to four local players on console, and anything more than two causes disconnections in Citra.
Go out and hunt with all your friends! ... as long as that number is only 2.
For various reasons, the following games were tested and do not work. Also note that Download Play and Spotpass titles do not work due to limitations in what Citra currently emulates.
After the months of work put into making Networked Multiplayer a reality, we’re excited to see it finally brought into the public eye. While only a handful of games work in this initial release, we’re hoping to bring support to more titles in the future, as well as optimizing the netcode for lower bandwidth usage, and allowing for even bigger user hosted servers.


Question: Describe the name "Cassini periodical cicadas." Respond in 1 sentences.

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The name Cassini periodical cicadas is used to group two closely related species of periodical cicadas: "Magicicada cassini" (Fisher, 1852), and "Magicicada tredecassini" (Alexander and Moore, 1962), a species essentially identical except for its 13-year lifecycle.


Question: Respond in 21 sentences. What is CyClean?

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 Respond in 21 sentences. What is CyClean?

A Singapore-based blockchain startup, Cyclean is launching a fleet of blockchain-powered electric vehicles that mine crypto when the users are traveling in them. The primary intention of the company is to counter carbon emissions and to reward people for aiding in doing so.
The CO2 emissions of planes, trains, and boats, road vehicles are the largest contributors of CO2 emissions in the transport sector. CyClean intends to fight the problem by merging blockchain and cryptocurrency software with electric-powered vehicles and other products, such as bicycles and solar panels. The company will also permit its customers to rent these energy-efficient products and be rewarded with cryptocurrency.
As reported by CyClean, it is an operating business that has recently concluded its ICO and is preparing to launch an e-bike and domestic solar panels, adding to their range of products that mine the CyClean Coin (CCL), platform's native cryptocurrency. The CyClean team announced in August that a CCL/USDT trading pair is now listed on HitBTC. As per CoinMarketCap, CCL is the highest trading ICO token on HitBTC, after the established cryptocurrencies and altcoins, at the time of reporting.
CyClean's strategic planner Joseph Nam spoke with others regarding the past, present, and future of technology at a recent blockchain conference in Seoul. The discourse included ICO laws, regulations, and how significant blockchain will be in the approaching Fourth Industrial Revolution. The conference was attended by the president of the Korea Blockchain Association, former education ministers in Korea, and other prominent government and industry figures. The startup is trying to manifest substantial connections with governments, groups and other organizations in order to expand its presence beyond South Korea to other parts of the world.
The vogue of hybrid vehicles is on the rise. According to estimations by a recent research, around 13 million new electric vehicles are going to be produced every year until 2021.
The vogue of hybrid vehicles is on the rise. According to estimations by a recent research, around 13 million new electric vehicles are going to be produced every year until 2021. Moreover, as per the 2017 report of International Energy, the number of electric cars in circulation had transcended 3 million globally and is anticipated to touch 125 million by 2030.
Blockchain technology solutions coupled with hybrid and electric vehicles have started to flourish. A little while back, an important deal was struck between a United States-based company and China's largest electric bus operator for providing financial services.
Another blockchain company began testing a peer-to-peer electric vehicle charger marketplace, last year. The marketplace allows customers to charge their cars by utilizing another person's power outlet.


Question: What has Graeme Swann said about India's tour of England?

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The England series for India starts just after the IPL.
A real big Test awaits Virat Kohli and his boys after the IPL as they are scheduled to play a five-Test match series between June and July this year.
Ahead of the series, former England spinner Graeme Swann has said that James Anderson will pose a great threat to the Indians batsmen as they will find it hard to counter his wing in the given conditions.
"I think it depends a lot on Jimmy Anderson and how he bowls with the swinging Dukes ball. If he bowls as well as we know he can, I don't think Indian batsmen are going to be able to cope well with swing bowling," Graeme told India Today.
The 35-year-old Anderson, who has 531 wickets to his name, would aim for India captain Virat Kohli's prized wicket. The right-arm pacer troubled Kohli a lot during India's previous tour of England in 2014, picking 25 wickets in the series.
In 2014, Kohli had endured a torrid time aggregating 134 runs from 10 innings. He scored 1, 8, 25, 0, 39, 28, 0, 7, 6 and 20 in the five Tests and finished the series with an average of 13.50.
The Indian captain has since also scored six double hundreds including four in successive series. Against England in the five-Test series at home, Kohli scored 655 runs and led India to a 4-0 triumph in 2017 when England toured India.
Swann also kept a word on Virat Kohli who will be playing a county stint with Surrey to prepare for the all-important tour and get adjusted to the conditions.
"Virat Kohli, let's face it, is the best player in the world to watch. I used to enjoy playing against him, not for too long; when against him. He is gorgeous to watch, he looks the part. He is beautiful to the eye," he said.
Swann also welcomed Kohli's move to play county cricket to acclimatize to English conditions before the series.
"It's a good decision from him. And he will be good for English crowds. County cricket does not gets big crowds in. This should push people to watch arguably the best batsmen in the world currently," he said.
"And if it does give him some form and confidence going into the series, I think we are livening it up because otherwise, it could be a steamrolling England 4-0 win," Swann concluded.


Question: Describe the history of Tropical Storm Beryl Respond in 6 sentences.

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Tropical Storm Beryl caused flooding in several states in the Eastern United States in August 1994. The second named storm and third tropical cyclone of the season, Beryl developed from an upper-level low pressure area over the northeastern Gulf of Mexico on August 14. Initially a tropical depression, the system intensified into a tropical storm about 24 hours after forming. Beryl then moved slowly northeastward and peaked with maximum sustained winds of 60 mph (95 km/h) before making landfall near Panama City, Florida, early on August 16. Within 12 hours of moving inland, the storm weakened to a tropical depression, but persisted as a tropical cyclone for a few days while traversing the Eastern United States. Beryl was absorbed by a frontal system while situated over Connecticut early on August 19.


Question: Respond in 7 sentences. What kind of self-help tips can I use to help me quit smoking?

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Doug begins his self-imposed rehab to quit smoking by getting a few things off his chest, detail some of the parameters of the next 30 days in the 6x9 trailer and play a deep cut off of his iPod. Tweet Doug your top 5 Episodes of the Doug Stanhope Podcast for him to listen to, Good OR Bad.
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Question: What's your take on the latest news about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies?

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Did we just enter the ice age? Technically, with the break of the support shown in the picture above, we might see some downside in the coming weeks, though fundamental-wise we might stroll through this bear phase with a small smile with what we have ahead. After Bitcoins rocket ride to the mars last year – and its fast return to the ground, we know the price development in crypto moves in time lapse. A loss of almost 3/4 of its value in this time frame is alarming to many conventional analysts and spreads, of course, much fear between the holders. No wonder, people holding cryptos clutch at any straw, to do the Apple + Z tap to undo this mess. Let it be it Wyckoff cycles, let it be Elliot waves – no technical indicator has been left out to become abused by bedroom analysts to “predict” the big fat bounce – and they all have been punched back to reality. Even big names like Bitcoin Evangelist Charlie Shrem, (BitcoinFoundation.org/Crypto.iq) have been proven wrong.
But should this poison our optimism? Are all these experts wrong, just as no one wants to realize that the bubble we were sitting in popped? We don’t think so!
The asset “Bitcoin” is thriving and cooking hindsight – we just have to glue our eyeballs to where the money is. If we connect some headlines, our odds are pretty nice to assume institutional money is being set aside in preparation for the next big run-up. We all know, smart money never buys the top and so it is delusional to think ballers will enter at a 20k Bitcoin. Seeing the Corn down for so many months hurts, but big companies are moving slow, due to their organizational structure in conjunction with the given legal circumstances of a special thing like an unregulated, autonomous asset.
6 Months ago Goldman Sachs Chairman Lloyd Blankfein warned us all that Bitcoin is a vehicle for fraudsters – now they are telling the New York Times, that they build an expert team for trading Bitcoin for their clients and themselves. He mentioned an increasing interest in Bitcoin futures already on the world economic summit in Davos.
At the same time Chicago’s CBOE faced an increased demand in their futures to allow betting on the Bitcoin price – and while the Bitcoin future trades around 4000 times a day on average, interestingly there are days since mid of March (and especially April, 24th) where the volume spikes up to the double, a huge indicator for institutional money entering the ring.
The cryptomarket opens to the big boys – after CBOE, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange chimed into the Bitcoin Futures business and meanwhile, the Intercontinental Exchange, owner of the NYSE, works on a trading platform for Bitcoin. Similar plans are in the oven for the Nasdaq – Bitcoin gone Wall Street. In Germany, the Börse Stuttgart is on the move with BISON, a trading crypto trading app.
And then, as cherry on the cake, the Bitcoin ETFs are around the corner, especially with the recent SEC moves they are likely to hit us anytime soon. Watch this space!
After countless news about China, India, South Korea and more countries issuing a ban on Bitcoin, the signs all are reverting. India might see a U-turn soon, after admitting that their “ban” with the RBI might have been politicking. South Korea changed their mind, due to the new FSS chief, Yoon Suk-heun, who wanted to work on a better regulation of crypto (instead of banning exchanges) on day 1 of his ministry. Japan as well announced regulations, though investigates in anonymous cryptos, which shall not be traded anymore, as per their wishful thinking.
The setup seems obvious – big boys coming in, regulations will kick in – more rules for everybody, but likely also more stable markets. It is just logic – a big-time frenzy like cryptocurrencies can’t stay in wild west manner AND become mass adopted. The governments will force more and more regulations, which means fewer scams in the future for all of us, but also fewer opportunities for anything dodgy. We might see a more stable price development in Bitcoin and crypto in the near future – less crazy thousand dollar jumps and more slow and steady growth. And while decentralization means autonomy from the banks, we are yet depending on their services to spend the money crypto made us, to pay for our rent or mortgage.
As much pain regulations might mean to us – as important it is for a substantial growth. According to BlackRock, this is the missing link for smart money coming in. Institutional money fears uncertainty, and while they start up building positions slowly, this hinders them to start the big moves.
We don’t have any “predictions” for you, our balls are not made of crystal, but we anticipate healthy growth back over 10k in the following months. We don’t believe in a quick reversal and everything is good again like in December – but we are more than convinced about the long-term growth of the Corn. The governess is in the house and she does not like the kids to play with dirty shoes on her carpet.
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Question: Describe the jackal pups rescued by the animal shelter worker.

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 Describe the jackal pups rescued by the animal shelter worker.

An animal shelter worker from Croatia was shocked when the ‘puppies’ she was looking after turned out to be babies of a different kind.
The woman, identified only as Marina, only realised the four-month old animals were in fact jackals after being alerted by her followers when she posted videos of them online.
Four months ago the shelter, Faun Kutina, rescued a box of five ‘puppies’ which had been dumped in a field.
They started to raise the ‘puppies’, which they believed were Belgian shepherds.
The shelter shared pictures of the ‘puppies’ online, updating followers about their progress. But they became suspicious when people kept pointing out that they weren’t really acting like dogs, and seemed more like wild animals.
By this point, two of the ‘puppies’ had died, but Marina took the remaining three to a local organisation involved in the protection of wild animals, who confirmed that they were, actually, jackal pups.
By the time the true status of the animals was confirmed, they had already spent too much time in human company to ever be released back into the wild.
After much debate over whether they should remain with Marina or be handed over to a zoo, Marina has now become the first person in Croatia to secure permission to keep jackals as pets.
Marina says the three pups – who are all female – have their own personalities.
Alfa is the leader of the pack, and the others stay out of her way when she eats.
Rea, meanwhile, loves to explore and steal things, and can often be found in the kitchen cabinets or stealing mobile phones, slippers and toilet paper.
The last pup, Kia, likes to climb and can squeeze herself through any hole.
Marina said that the cubs still like to be petted and love to play, and have shown no opposition to domestic lives.
She claims they even answer to their own names.
She said she wanted to share their story to show people that jackals are not dangerous or vermin.


Question: Describe telescoping in mechanics. Respond in 2 sentences.

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Telescoping in mechanics describes the movement of one part sliding out from another, lengthening an object (such as a telescope or the lift arm of an aerial work platform) from its rest state. In modern equipment this can be achieved by a hydraulics, but pulleys are generally used for simpler designs such as extendable ladders & amateur radio antennas.


Question: Describe the history of convict transportation in colonial America.

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 Describe the history of convict transportation in colonial America.

The joke about Australia is that it was founded by a bunch of criminals. And from 1788 until 1868, Britain did send roughly 164,000 convicts to the land down under. America’s dirty little secret? The same exact thing was happening here. In fact, experts estimate that over 52,000 British prisoners were shipped off to colonial America.
Britain had been shipping convicts to America for decades before they started sending them to Australia. In fact, it was precisely because of America’s fight for independence that the Brits had to start sending their criminals to Australia. But from 1718 until 1775, convict transportation to the American colonies flourished. Some estimates claim that almost 10 percent of migrants to America during this time were British convicts.
Many Australians have more or less embraced their convict history. But if you’re an American who had no idea that your country’s founding included a huge prison population, you’re not alone. Historically, Americans have not been too keen on discussing the fact that convicts came to what would eventually become known as the United States.
Through the 19th century, most historians simply ignored the institution, and those who did recognize it usually claimed that nearly all of the people who were transported were political prisoners.
The Malefactors sent to America were not sufficient in number to merit enumeration as one class out of three which peopled America. It was at a late period of their history that the practice began. I have no book by me which enables me to point out the date of its commencement. But I do not think the whole number sent would amount to 2000 and being principally men eaten up with disease, they married seldom and propagated little. I do not suppose that themselves and their descendants are at present four thousand, which is little more than one thousandth part of the whole inhabitants.
Except that this wasn’t true. British convicts came over in droves, and free Americans weren’t too happy about it. In fact, even before the Transportation Act of 1718 really opened the doors for Britain’s dumping of undesirables in America, some colonies tried to pass laws that would prohibit the practice. In 1670 authorities in Virginia passed an act that prohibited convicts from being sent to the area. This, unsurprisingly, was overruled by the king.
Planters both in the West Indies and in Virginia, which was reckoned a part of them far on in the eighteenth century, needed laborers, and welcomed a supply from whatever quarter. [...] As Virginia’s staple was tobacco, it naturally became a centre of white as well as black servitude, whether its victims were indented or not, and criminal or not.
Americans have rather romantic ideas about how their country was founded. We’ve long been fond of the mythology surrounding persecuted people freely traveling to the New World and building the greatest country on Earth. But, like all history, it’s much, much messier than that. Our history includes plenty of genocide, slavery, and just a dash of prison folk — and the latter may be news to many Americans who wouldn’t hesitate to make jokes about Australia being populated by the descendants of criminals.
But Australia really wasn’t special in that regard. Shipping criminals halfway around the world was part of America’s sordid history, too.


Question: What settings were used to capture the lightning storm video with the GoPro?

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This morning I attached my GoPro to the hood of our car and started recording during a lightning storm. Below are still shots from the video footage. The video was shot near Motley, Minnesota on Sunday, July 6th starting at 5:45 a.m.
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It was a while ago, but it was shot with our GoPro Hero 3. I believe I had it set to 30 fps at 1080 resolution, then just grabbed still frames from the video. I’m not sure, but if you set the fps to 60, I’m guessing that the lighting strikes might not appear as big because it would be capturing at half of what it does at 30 fps. Hopefully this helps.


Question: Explain why it is a Senator's job to confirm judicial nominees.

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 Explain why it is a Senator's job to confirm judicial nominees.

Then, Republican U.S. Senate candidate Thom Tillis speaks to voters during a Davie County GOP rally Nov. 2, 2014 in Mocksville, N.C.
This may seem like predictable partisanship – there’s a Democratic White House and a Republican majority in the Senate – but note that when Democrats ran the Senate for the final two years of the Bush/Cheney era, they approved 68 federal judges, more than triple what we’re seeing now.
Also note, some of the pending nominees who can’t get floor votes are jurists who enjoy bipartisan support. The White House routinely accepts consensus recommendations from senators from both parties, and there are plenty of judicial nominees championed by Republicans who are currently stuck – because GOP leaders want to shut down the confirmation process altogether out of partisan spite.
I realize that Tillis, a far-right freshman, hasn’t quite learned how to be an effective senator yet – the North Carolinian just took office last year – but to say that confirming judicial nominees has “nothing to do with doing our jobs” is baffling.
The Constitution isn’t explicit on much when it comes to lawmakers’ responsibilities, but the text is rather literal when it comes to this part of the governmental process: it is absolutely senators’ job to vote on judicial nominees.
“I’m not sure what version of the Constitution you’re reading that doesn’t say confirming judges is part of your job in the United States Senate,” Warren said in response to her colleague’s ridiculous comment.


Question: Explain the US sanctions list against Russia and its potential consequences. Respond in 16 sentences.

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Russian special services hold an unprecedented activity of US financial intelligence in Europe and a number of other countries requesting data on Russians. This is due to the fact that at the beginning of next year a new sanction list will be announced, Rosbalt reports with reference to the source.
"We are talking about employees of state companies, officials, their close and distant relatives, etc. In total, about tens of thousands of Russians," the source said. Such activity is directly related to the law on sanctions against Russia, signed by US President Donald Trump on Aug. 4, 2017, proposed by US congressmen. It deals primarily with collecting data on key political figures and oligarchs.
As The CrimeRussia previously reported, the Ministry of Finance, in consultation with the Director of National Intelligence and the US Secretary of State, shoult provide an open report on the oligarchs and parastatal organizations of the Russian Federation to relevant congressional committees not later than 180 days after the adoption of the law. It should provide information on key political figures of Russia and the oligarchs, the level of their proximity to Vladimir Putin and other members of the Russian ruling elite, their fortune and sources of income; moreover, a list of their relatives, including spouses, children, parents, their assets, including investments, business interests, property that generates income should be concluded; foreign companies affiliated with these persons have been identified too."
In fact, by January 31, 2018, the Ministry of Finance should prepare a report on all significant politicians, businessmen and officials. The open document will reflect data on their assets, including foreign ones. In the future, the report will only be supplemented with new information and names. All these names will appear in the new sanctions list, which can number up to 50.000 Russian citizens.
According to experts who have already expressed their opinion on the new law, it is possible that later foreign accounts under the jurisdiction of countries that support sanctions against Russia can be frozen. Assets can be confiscated as property that is earned on criminal or illegal way. The Spanish authorities have the same experience, for example, Spain converts property of Russian mafia, accused of money laundering.
Please, read our material about the forthcoming report and how it threatens Russia.


Question: "What can I do with Pickle?"

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 "What can I do with Pickle?"

Pickle’s live previews of animations, game terrain, and seamless patterns update in real time as you edit.
Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to nudge the current frame on your canvas one pixel at a time.
The image will wrap around, helping to reveal hard edges or misaligned patterns in your seamless tiles.
You can import sprite sheets created in Photoshop or other graphic editing applications and edit them in Pickle.
Set the tile width and height and Pickle will automatically create separate frames for your animation or terrain preview.
Go full screen and maximize your working area. Resize and arrange panels to suit your working style.
No more cramped, constrained canvas area. Resize the panel to make it as large as you like.
Save your in-progress sprites using Pickle’s new document format.
Pickle documents save animation and frame settings, along with the document color palette.
Use the marquee tool to select areas of your drawing to move, fill or delete.
Add or subtract from selection areas with the Shift and Alt/Option keys.
Draw symmetrically across the X or Y axis (or both).
Mirrored drawing is helpful for drawing symmetrical elements like faces.
I can’t wait to see what you’ll make.


Question: How to install Opera web browser on Linux?

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Opera web browser for Linux available as a Snap -- install on Ubuntu, Fedora, Mint, and more!
There is no shortage of web browsers for Linux. Two of the most popular browsers -- Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox -- are easy to install and work quite brilliantly. Another fairly popular option is available too -- Opera. All three aforementioned browsers are cross-platform, making them great options not only for Linux, but Mac and Windows too.
Today, the Opera web browser for Linux becomes available as a Snap. If you aren't familiar, this means it is packaged for installation on any Linux distribution that supports Canonical's Snap format. This has the benefit of helping the developer, as they don't have to waste resources with multiple packaging options.
"The addition of Opera to the Snap Store enables users of all major Linux distributions to benefit from the auto-updating and security features that Snaps provide. The Opera snap is supported on Debian, Fedora, Linux Mint, Manjaro, Elementary, OpenSUSE, Ubuntu and more distributions," says Opera.
Jamie Bennett, VP of Engineering, IoT and Devices at Canonical says, "We are delighted to welcome Opera to the Snap Store and further expand the choice of applications available to the Linux community. It is popular applications, such as Opera, that have driven the impressive growth of new snaps to the store and ever-increasing user installs over the last year."
To install the Opera snap, simply go here. You can also install it from terminal by typing "sudo snap install opera" without quotes. I used the terminal option to install on my Fedora machine, and it went flawlessly. With that said, running the browser was a different story. Performance seemed sluggish, and font rendering on some websites was a bit wonky. I'll be sticking with Mozilla Firefox as my go-to web browser for now.