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[ null, "No Man’s Sky will finally have actual multiplayer\n\nHello Games’ No Man’s Sky is gearing up for the launch of its biggest update to date next week, arriving day-and-date with the Xbox One version on July 24 and 27, depending on your region. The so-called “NEXT” update will the most game-changing addition to the space sim yet.\n\nAfter nearly two years of ongoing work from the overhyped and disastrous launch, it looks like some of the lies of Sean Murray finally became truths. At launch in 2016, there was no multiplayer to speak of in the game, in fact, players couldn’t even see each other. This was in direct contrast to statements made by Sean Murray during the press tour for the game. You can see more of the hilariously irritating stuff Sean Murray made up in this excellent compilation.\n\nThe Next update will allow players to either team up with friends or strangers and explore the endlessly generated galaxies of No Man’s Sky. The gameplay will remain largely the game, with base-building, resource gathering and trading, and general spacey exploration.\n\nTake a look at the multiplayer gameplay preview for No Man’s Sky down below. No Man’s Sky’s Next update will deploy on July 24 alongside the Xbox One version of the game in the US and July 27 in Europe. If you want to take the time to bone up on the previous releases, check out the patch notes on the official site." ]

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[ null, "Sometimes I don’t have anything to blog about.\n\nSome of my best blogs come from deeply painful places, from emotional barbs that have to be worked out from my flesh with sharp grips. Or sometimes they represent self-discovery, a breakthrough I’ve been chewing on for a few days like a leathery piece of turkey jerky. Or sometimes they come from a place of righteous anger, a sense to vent about the social injustices of the world. Often they come from places of inspiration, bonding moments I have with my sons or my mother or a close friend.\n\nBut sometimes, I just don’t have anything to say, even when my brain never stops working.\n\nI’m flooded with inspiring ideas that will never bear any fruit.\n\nThe other day, I drove away from Las Vegas at 3 in the morning and planned out a blog in my head about the desert at night with all the drunk people casually gambling with no concept of time. Then I turned on the radio and heard an old favorite song. I sang along, turned off the radio and sang it two or three more times, getting the idea to put up a YouTube channel with me singing a different song every day that inspires me, and then I deleted that idea because that would be one more thing I begin that I would be proud of but never know how to promote. Then I turned on a book on tape about the life story of Jerry Lee Lewis, and I spent the next few hours laughing and annoyed and outraged and inspired by his very weird life, and thought about writing a piece about him and wanting to buy and listen to all of his music now.\n\nI kept driving and I thought about a getaway, something long and enduring, a few weeks where I could have pure, uninterrupted creative energy, but deleted that idea because I would miss my children and I have bills to pay and clients to see. Then I thought about how confident I felt just a few months ago, determined and sure that my LGBT History channel on YouTube (also called Snapshots) were going to take off and be successful, how the quality of the video and the content would just keep gaining and expanding, then I thought of how quickly that confidence had dissipated when I realized that even the people I was paying to support the product didn’t really believe in it, and how the failure to launch was really teaching me a lesson in humility. I thought about efforts to expand or reduce content, wearing a suitcoat to make myself more presentable, generating taglines and mission statements, and even throwing it all into a podcast that went nowhere, and how even though I’m still putting out the videos, my dreams for the project feel like they are tucked into a cardboard box I’ve placed into the attic.\n\nI thought about other ways I might feel more successful with my writing. I thought about making inspiring music videos, or humorous blurbs about animals with unfortunate names, or posting daily images of terrible comic book covers from decades ago that are incredibly hilarious now, or reading my blog entries out loud and putting them online. I think of people who are doing what I want to do, like Anne Lamott and David Sedaris and Mary Roach, and doing it so brilliantly. I thought of all the people who make money on YouTube melting things or blowing things up or doing make-up tutorials or instructing dance steps or looking pretty while interviewing people.\n\nI thought about writing books, and making documentaries. I thought about the graphic novel that I worked for five years on and that I was so proud of and how there are now boxes of them sitting in my closet, unread. I thought of getting in shape and the excuses we use to stop ourselves. I thought of the last guy I tried dating and how the early magic of the relationship had become weighed down by the human realness of adult life: jobs and kids and family and distance and communication, and how that made me sad. I thought of ghosts. I thought of constantly struggling to find our places in the world.\n\nThen I sang, and listened, and thought some more. And the sun came up over the red hills and I stopped for coffee and sat on a curb and drank slowly as I willed my brain to be still. I saw the sun in the sky, the cars speeding by on the freeway, the isolated homes in the distance, and the small ants climbing near my feet.\n\nI thought of silence, and ambition, and adventure, and independence, and my children.\n\nAnd then I filled my car up with gas while I thought about thinking, and got back in the car to think some more." ]

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[ "Chrysler may sell or close Mopar", null, "There are perhaps better bloggers out there to eulogize the potential passing of Mopar, Chrysler's high-performance and specialty parts division. Those with more wrinkles on their brow could reflect on days when Mopar muscle ruled the streets and stalked stoplights like a hungry predator. It's future as a division of the newly-named Chrysler LLC is in doubt, as reports are surfacing this morning that it may be sold or even closed, along with Chrysler Transport, the division that delivers parts and supplies to the company's various plants.\nOf course, everything's on the table during a turnaround, so the possibility of Chrysler selling a division that defines a large part of its identity is not surprising. It appears the idea of shedding Mopar was put on the table during contract talks with the UAW that are happening as we speak. Mopar and Chrysler Transport represent about 1,300 paid employees, and it appears these people are being used as a bargaining tool in a high stakes game of chicken. Hopefully they'll still have their jobs after Sept. 14th when the current contract between the automaker from Auburn Hills and the UAW expires." ]

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[ null, "Ontario Premier Doug Ford is known for many things, but lately, it’s been the hilarious one-liners he delivers without even realizing it during his regular pandemic briefings.\n\nTuesday was no different as Ford shocked viewers with a particularly memorable quote while addressing reporters and the public on the topic of the province’s COVID-19 vaccines — or rather, lack thereof.\n\nWhen asked about the new revelation that Canada will not be receiving any shipments of Pfizer innoculations at all next week, the premier said that he was “very, very angry” about the delay before detailing how he would handle the head of the pharmaceutical giant if he was controlling the nation’s vaccination plan.\n\n“If I was in [Prime Minister Trudeau]’s shoes — I’m sure he is doing it, but — I’d be on that phone call every single day, I’d be up that guy’s ying-yang so far with a firecracker he wouldn’t know what hit him, from Pfizer. I would not stop until we get these vaccines.”\n\n“I’d be up that guy’s ying yang so far with a firecracker, he wouldn’t know what hit him.”\n\nAnother unforgettable quote from Ford.\n\nThose of us watching did a bit of a double take before bursting out laughing at the remark, which is now very understandably being chattered about on social media.\n\nIt perhaps even tops Ford’s comparisons between himself and an 800-pound gorilla, his regular self-deprecating jokes about his own weight, and that time he told streetracing “yahoos” that “if we weren’t so backlogged on MRIs, I’d send you for an MRI to get your brain scanned.”\n\n“go doug ford all up in your ying yang” is a great rap line waiting to happen https://t.co/JC61mb3f0I\n\nFord’s sentiment has been shared by many who are wondering how, exactly, Canada has ended up so far down the global lineup for the much sought-after vaccines and why our program has been a bit of a mess.\n\nThe Public Health Agency of Canada had stated last month that it expects all Canadians who want a shot will be able to get one by the end of September 2021. Trudeau, meanwhile, said that only “most” Canadians will be vaccinated by that date.\n\nSouth of the border, the U.S. has so far administered approximately 14.7 million doses of the immunization, while Canada hasn’t even surpassed 600,000 — putting them at nearly 25 times as many shots given despite having less than nine times our population.\n\nAnd, it is the U.S. that Ford is now asking to help complement our supply as our vaccination rollout sits idle, with the newly-opened vaccine clinic in Toronto set to close up shop just five days after opening due to our shortage.\n\n“I can’t help but ask the president: We’re the third-largest trading partner in the world — Ontario is, just Ontario alone — and we’re the number one customer to 19 states and number two to nine more, a lot that elected you,” he continued.\n\n“The least thing you can do is give us a million vaccines. You have 100 million down there. Give to your great neighbour that stands shoulder-to-shoulder with you to keep us going. That’s what we’d love to see from the president.”\n\nToronto’s historic Coffin Factory is getting a funeral" ]

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[ "B.Tech in Data Science vs Computer Science - which is better\n\nB.Tech in data science requires the study of data, their data types, data mining, manipulation, machine learning, prediction, visualization, and simulation. On the other hand, B.Tech in computer science requires the study of computers, their designs, and architectures. It also encompasses software and hardware elements of computers, machines, and devices.\n\nCareers in computer science are referred to as the backbone of the whole IT industry. Computer scientists work on the nuts and bolts of the computational process. There are multiple job roles in this career field software engineers, hardware engineers, software testers, system analysts, web developers, cloud computing engineers, research and development scientists, and artificial intelligence and machine learning engineers.\n\nThus, from the above-mentioned details, one can conclude that both fields require problem-solving skills and analytic skills. As both careers go hand in hand, one cannot say which is better, data science or computer science. Which career you want to pursue is completely dependent on the individual.\n{{}}\nhttps://techgig.com/generateHttpWebService-v2.php?tgtype=SAVE_NEWS_READ_LOGS&news_id=94322034&news_title=B.Tech in Data Science vs Computer Science - which is better&news_sec=Career Advice&tags=data science, data science vs computer science, computer science, average salaries of data scientists, average salaries of computer scientists, &news_url=https://content.techgig.com/b-tech-in-data-science-vs-computer-science-which-is-better/articleshow/94322034.cms&ppuserinfo=", null, "Want to crack a job interview at Wipro? Prepare for these questions\n\nNext Story: Want to crack a job interview at Wipro? Prepare for these questions\nNext Story: Want to land jobs in MAANG? Follow these tips\nNext Story: Moonlighting, WFH, and attrition - top workplace news of the week\nNext Story: Top 10 most-asked job interview questions at Google\nNext Story: MeitY, Meta aims to nurture 40 Indian extended reality startups\nNext Story: Programmers, beware of these mistakes to avoid losing your job\nNext Story: 6 Top tips for acing your first software engineering interview\nNext Story: International Programmer’s Day: Top tips from tech leaders that every coder should follow\nNext Story: TCS, Wipro, or Tech Mahindra: Who is better employer for techies\nWe've updated our Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions to provide more security around your personal data. Please review & agree.\nI agree\nThis site uses cookies so that we can remember you and understand how you interact with our website. This allows us to improve and customize your browsing experience. To find out more about the cookies we use, see our Cookies Policy.\nOK" ]

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[ "Tom Brady Faces Criticism for Jumping Off a Waterfall with His Daughter Vivian, 6", null, "Tom Brady is receiving some backlash after sharing a video of himself jumping off a waterfall with his 6½-year-old daughter Vivian Lake.\n\nOn Friday, the New England Patriots quarterback, 41, posted the clip that showed the father-daughter duo leaping into the water while holding hands.\n\nOther comments from fans and followers were mixed, with some even questioning Brady's judgement as a parent. One Twitter user went so far as to advise the NFL to \"consider punishment\" for the reigning Super Bowl champion, alleging, \"His daughter almost broke her arm.\"\n\nWant all the latest pregnancy and birth announcements, plus celebrity mom blogs? Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Parents newsletter.\n\nRELATED: Tom Brady Responds to Fan Who Trolled Him About His Speed: \"I'm So Much Faster Than You, Matt\"\n\nOthers seemed to be in agreement, with one going so far as to say, \"If this wasn't Tom Brady, folks will say this child abuse\" and a third adding in response, \"I agree … I cringed when I saw the jagged rocks.\"\n\nBut many came to the defense of Brady and wife Gisele Bündchen, with tweets like \"I don't see the big deal surrounding this. Jees it wasn't much of a 'Cliff,' \" and another that said the athlete was \"trying to pull her away from the rocks obviously.\"\n\nA rep for the New England Patriots did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.\n\nBrady - who has not responded to the comments - has faced parenting-related criticism in the past. In February 2018, a clip of him kissing his then-10-year-old son John \"Jack\" Edward Thomas on the lips had the internet buzzing with unsolicited concern.\n\nA source told PEOPLE at the time of the controversy surrounding the video, \"They are just loving, super affectionate people. It's so sad that the kiss is 'a thing' because they are such good parents.\"\n\nRELATED VIDEO: Tom Brady: I Let My Daughter Get Away with \"Everything\"\n\nAnd like Jack - who \"really loves sports\" and is \"very similar to\" Brady - Vivian is \"a great little athlete,\" according to her proud father.\n\n\"Whatever they want to do in life, as a parent, we just want our kids happy,\" said Brady, who is also dad to 9½-year-old son Benjamin Rein, with Bündchen, 39. (He shares Jack with ex Bridget Moynahan.)\n\nFor Jacoby Brissett, Tom Brady's opinion was what mattered most\n\nWas playing alongside Tom Brady inspiring or intimidating? For Jacoby Brissett, it was a mixture of both. Tom E. Curran caught up with Brissett and got an inside look at the Colts QB's relationship with Brady while they were teammates.\n\nWhen Drew Bledsoe first began working with Tom Brady during the 2000 season, Bledsoe never would have believed that Brady would supplant him as the Patriots' starting quarterback. In fact, Bledsoe never thought Brady would start for any NFL team, ever. In a recent interview with ESPN, Bledsoe said he viewed Brady as a kid he'd take under his wing and make sure he didn't blow all his NFL money, because he'd only be making backup money in his career.\n\nWhen Tom Brady met Robert Kraft in 2000, the sixth-round rookie said to the billionaire owner of the Patriots, \"I'm the best decision this organization has ever made.\" That's debatable, and the debate could be settled, starting this year. Three months before using a sixth-round pick to get Brady, they used a first-round pick to get coach Bill Belichick, who had become via contractual ascension the coach of the Jets when Bill Parcells decided to step down. Belichick resigned, and Kraft wanted to hire Belichick." ]

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[ null, "The Lone Bellow‘s Half Moon Light begins and ends with some distant hymnal-sounding piano lines, recorded in a presumably spontaneous way in a crowded communal setting. The brief pieces have musical and conceptual functions. It is true to characterize the music of the Lone Bellow as Americana, arising at its folk-rock, alt-country, and bluegrass edges. The melodies and pace of their music are not hurried; the harmonies feel authentic and intimate; the mood frequently solemn. The opening and closing passages fit musically as segues on Half Moon Light.\n\nWhen we discover that the passages are recordings furnished by vocalist/guitarist, Zach Williams, of his grandmother playing at the funeral of her husband of 64 years, their conceptual purpose also becomes clear. “She sat down at the piano and confidently pounded out her favorite hymns with her feeble fingers,” he writes in the liner notes, “surrounded by the voices of her six children and a room packed full of our hometown community.”\n\nThe songs on Half Moon Light are straightforwardly personal in this way, and the key songwriters in the group describe candid scenes such as this from their own lives. Williams remembers his late grandfather in “I Can Feel You Dancing”, and Brian Elmqvist describes reconciling with his late father in “Wash It Clean”. The song’s opening lines, “all my life I tried to let you go / would you stay” conjure real pain and regret. Maybe most striking of all, Kanene Donehey Pipkin’s “Just Enough to Get By” obliquely describes the traumas arising around a rape and the toll of carrying the heart-burdening secrets it produces.\n\nAll of the writing on Half Moon Light seems to strive towards the essence of a thing – emotional conflict and tension, inward or interpersonal – and resolution. Taken individually, such songs might appear simply biographical or confessional on the part of their respective writers. But taken altogether as a single cohesive piece, as is surely the intention here, the music jumps the subjective barrier and becomes a sensitive and forceful engagement with universally experienced emotional conditions. It arrives at an optimism that feels authentic and hard-won.\n\nThe group’s music and musical arrangements sometimes feel ordinary relative to the drama conveyed by the lyrics. The prevailing direction is folk and alt-country. The songs are not sing-along anthems spiked by punchy choruses, in the style of, say, the Lumineers. They are instead intimate chamber pieces belonging to the singer-songwriter folk tradition. There are touches of roots rock and a distinct – maybe all-too-obvious – influence derived from Paul Simon and the slick R&B moves he incorporated in his mid-’80s solo work. At its best, though, and for the most part, the music is simple and beautiful and understated." ]

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[ "A Life on the Lake\n\nFlat on my back, I lay there, in the darkness, looking up on what reminded me of a bridal veil just about a meter above my head. It was slightly lit up by the bright light bulb on the outside. Bugs were dancing in the beam of light. Dogs were barking in the distance. A noisy motor boat was passing by, and seconds later the small, rapid waves hit the platform. I could hear the wings of insects that were swirling around. My nose was filled by the smell of my own sweat and mosquito repellent.\n\nMy first meeting with an alternative kind of clinic\n\nOccasionally, someone coughed. At some point during the night, somewhere in the village, Gangnam Style was played loudly. Around 5 in the morning, after a night of no sleep, I would open heavy eyelids. It was still dark. Something had hit the platform. A boat, I assumed. Then I heard voices. I made a small jump as I sat up in bed, and managed to wake up the person next to me. I couldn’t quite remember, but I believed that her name was Sopeak. “There is someone outside,” I whispered with a shaky voice. “Patients,” the doctor replied and went back to sleep for another hour.\n\nThis was my first meeting with an alternative kind of clinic, three years ago. I dare to argue that the word ‘clinic’ tends to draw a certain image in our minds. A firm handshake as you enter the room. A doctor in a white scrub. A clean, bright office. Anatomy posters decorating the walls. Fingers moving quickly over the computer keyboard as you explain to the doctor what’s wrong. Some strange equipment you don’t know the name of along with stethoscopes, antibacterial hand sanitizers and family photos decorating the desk. Now, imagine a clinic in an underdeveloped country. What do you see?\n\nCambodia is one of the poorest countries in the world. Despite the fact that the larger cities have experienced economic growth in the past decade due to an increase in tourism, the case is not the same for the Tonlé Sap region. Tonlé Sap is South-East Asia’s largest lake, and also home to 1.2 million people who live in floating houses or houses built on piles. The word ‘house’ is an exaggeration. These constructions are pieces of sticks and palm leaves tied together. Making it even more difficult is the extreme climate. The dry season is characterized by severe drought and water level in some places being as low as 30 centimeters. The monsoon season, on the other hand, is defined by strong winds and heavy rain which threaten the fragile homes of the villagers, and furthermore contributes to an increase in the water level, which in some areas can be as deep as 10 meters. The nearest health facilities are hours away, and education is almost non-existent. The knowledge gap about sanitation and hygiene is large, which makes the people suffer from illnesses that could be easily prevented.\n\nPicture yourself being a woman in one of these floating houses. You have been pregnant eight times. Five of the eight children still live. Your husband is a fisherman, so the only boat that the family owns is being used for fishing big parts of the day. A couple of your children are out there in the hot midday sun with their father, ensuring that you have dinner tonight, and – if they manage to catch more fish than you would consume – some income for tomorrow. You have lived in this very village being surrounded by water your whole life, but you have never learned to swim. Almost none of the villagers know how to swim. When you were ten years old, you witnessed the impact of this. Your younger sister had used a small washing basin as a ‘boat’ to paddle her way to a house on the other side of the open area dividing the village, or, the ‘water road’, if you like.\n\nOne hand at a time, she slowly paddled her way further and further away from your house. About midway, a small motor boat went quickly through the village, passing right beside your sister. She could have been hit by the boat. What happened instead was much worse. The basin was hit by the waves and started shaking. You heard a scream as she fell into the water. Your parents and the most immediate neighbours were not present. They were out fishing. You felt paralyzed as you watched her use her last strength to splash around in the water and scream whenever her mouth reached the surface. She screamed and coughed interchangeably, as the dirty lake water went into her mouth. Then silence. A neighbour had gotten into a small boat and was on his way out to your sister. But it was too late. And now, you are an adult, every day hoping that your own children will not fall into the water without having something to keep them afloat. However, this is challenging, as your everyday life revolves around the lake. You do the dishes – in the lake, you wash your clothes – in the lake, you clean your kids – in the lake, and you all go to the toilet – in the lake. And now, you’re expecting a baby. Again. As usual you give birth in your own home. Going to a hospital or health center will not only be expensive, but it’s also far away. Taken that you would be gone for days, the rest of the family would suffer since they wouldn’t have any boat to go fishing and trading with. Neither an income, nor food. No, you have to deliver in the village.\n\nThe turning point in the lives of women, children and men on the lake\n\nIf this was your story, it wouldn’t have been an original one. In fact, this is the story of Srey Pheap, one of the ladies I met in Moat Klar village. Traditions are highly important in Cambodia. Unfortunately, traditions aren’t always for people’s own good. As a matter of fact, they might sometimes be dangerous. A typical birth might go like this: to keep the mother and baby warm before the delivery, coal is burnt under the bed. Breathing in the smoke is hazardous for both mother and child, and especially if the mother isn’t of full consciousness. Also, chances for the house to catch fire are extremely high. During delivery there are usually some women from the village present to help out. Some of them might be so-called ‘traditional midwives’. As soon as they can spot a head – or feet – they start pulling. They drag the baby out of the mother. If the baby comes out without breathing, nothing is done. If the baby is alive, they cut the umbilical cord with whatever equipment is available, whether this is a dirty fish knife or a used razor blade. To stop the bleeding, tobacco is pressed against the wound, often causing life-long infections.\n\nIndeed, this could have been the continuation of Srey Pheap’s story. However, remember the clinic I spoke about earlier? Well, this is where it becomes the turning point in the lives of Srey Pheap and so many others like her. Actually, the turning point in the lives of women, children and men on the lake alike. The Lake Clinic Cambodia (TLC) is a non-government organization that adapts to the circumstances, and provides free and essential medical services and health education to the people living in this remote and isolated area. There are four floating clinics upon the lake itself, and one located along the attached Stung Sen River. Every week, two teams of doctors, nurses, midwives, registrars and cooks travel out to different clinics and ensure that the villagers receive the medical treatment that previously has been non-existent or un-reachable to them. And it was here, in in this very unique environment, that I found myself about 9 hours away from the nearest city, together with a medical crew, in the middle of a floating village upon the giant lake, three years ago.\n\nWhile we had breakfast, we listened to the sounds of giggles and small feet running around at the front of the platform. The dark orange sun had just started its journey across the sky, and reflections of the lake managed to crawl through the small windows of the clinic and create beautiful art on the clinic walls.\n\nAs soon as we had cleared up the table, and the medical equipment was brought out from the boxes, Dr. Sopeak opened the front doors. 7 people – one old woman, one younger woman who I assumed was the daughter of the elder, one man about her age, and four curious-looking children – were sitting on a colourful straw mat in the sunlight that had now turned more yellow and bright. As I stood there I felt wide awake and excited to learn more about them, excited to find out why they had come to the clinic. Little did I know that I would keep on returning to this very special place and this very special NGO in the years to come. That I would find myself in that exact same village three years later while being in university. That I would witness the impact that this NGO would have on the lives of these patients. But that’s another story.\n\nIMPACT is fighting poverty in a cost-effective manner – focusing on preventing and mitigating needless disability – in large numbers among the rural poor inside developing countries. The Lake Clinic is a project dedicated to bringing basic healthcare, as well as disease surveillance and proper medical referrals to a severely isolated and underserved region of Cambodia – the Tonle Sap. You can read more about Impact Norway and The Lake Clinic – Cambodia on their websites.\n\nAn edited version of this article has also been published in Rebel – the student magazine of the University of Essex.\n\nAnette Wig\nInternational Relations Student and Volunteer at Impact Norway\nAnette hails from Norway and studies International Relations at the University of Essex. Since 2013, she has been volunteering for Impact Norway and The Lake Clinic (TLC) in Cambodia. She's a keen photographer and posts regular updates on her own blog where she provides first-hand information about the conditions and importance of The Lake Clinic‘s presence on the lake.", null, null, null ]

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[ null, "Hyundai Motor opened its first big data center in the southwestern Chinese province of Guizhou on Tuesday in an effort to better penetrate the Chinese market, where the Korean automaker has been suffering this year from poor sales.\n\nThe company said the data center will be used to analyze information about Chinese consumers to better understand the market and hopefully be used later to serve connected cars. The center is housed in the Guian New Area, where Guizhou has invited global tech giants like Alibaba, Apple and IBM to establish their own data centers. Hyundai Motor is the first automaker to set up shop there.\n\nThe automaker is working with China Unicom, the country’s second-largest mobile carrier, to analyze data from its 400 million subscribers.\n\nKorea’s largest automaker has been pursuing development of connected car technology since 2013, when it set up a wireless system called Hyundai Car Cloud in Korea. The company hopes its technology will find a market in China as well.\n\n“The new center will regularly monitor the operation of local vehicles, remotely diagnose a car’s condition and automatically upgrade the car for better driving efficiency and convenience,” Hyundai said in a statement Tuesday. “The collected social and public data will become our asset.”\n\nHyundai Motor has been struggling in the Chinese market, where sales were down by nearly half in the first six months of this year compared to last year. Still, the automaker has been aggressively pursuing partnerships on connected car technology in China. The company’s vice chairman, Chung Eui-sun, personally signed the agreement to establish the center in Guizhou last November.\n\nIn 2015, the automaker worked with Chinese tech giant Baidu on a smartphone platform for cars called Car Life. By the end of this year, Hyundai plans to install a navigation system called Baidu MapAuto and a voice recognition service called Duer OS Auto in its Chinese models. The automaker said it is also considering collaboration with Baidu on smart home devices, artificial intelligence technology and self-driving cars." ]

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[ null, "San Francisco. An eccentric, polyhedral, extravagant city, it will conquer you.\nWhether we are going to California on the Road or visiting the city on a trip from New York, San Francisco is a must-see!\n\nIt has the sea and some hills, the climate is famous for being cool (or cold ?!) even in the summer, and the attractions offered are many, even though it is not a huge city.\n\nTwo or three days can be enough to discover the beauties that characterize this city!\n\nSan Francisco what do do ?\n\nWhere to sleep? The Market Street and Powell Street areas are strategic spots where you can find an hotel, just a short walk from downtown San Francisco, Union Square.", null, "We are in the heart of San Francisco, Union Square.\nLuxurious hotels, shops, important buildings, this square is a meeting place. If you come here for breakfast, do not miss the Cheescake Factory, you will be thrilled with the mega slice of cake!\n\nAt the corner of Market Street and Powell Street you must take a pic to the most famous tram stop in town; the drivers who turn the cable cars (trams) before starting the return journey are the protagonists of one of the most appreciated hits by the tourists in the city.", null, "Walking for another 10 minutes you will be in the oldest district (built in the 1950s) of the city and also one of the largest, Chinatown.\nWhile enter, pay attention to the main entrance door in the corner of Bush Street and Grant Avenue, Dragon’s Gate, built according to Chinese architecture.", null, "It is now considered a symbol of the district that every tourist visit.\n\nAre you excited? Now we go to Embarcadero, a neighborhood on whose background you can see the Bay Bridge, one of the two bridge symbols of the city; but the real reason we are here is the Ferry Building (we will arrive here from Chinatown in about 20 minutes by walk).\n\nIt was built in 1898, and its tall tower with clock makes it a beautiful building to be photographed and to be visited, even inside. Some years ago it was considered an important hub for transport, but today the Ferry Building is touristy and offers culinary specialties, especially when the square is propped up by numerous stalls, the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market.\n\nTo find out the days of market, just visit the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market website !\n\nLet’s take a break, and resume our journey to discover San Francisco.\nIf we are too tired, we can go to the next destination with the comfort of the car; Alternatively we will reach it in a ten minute walk, starting from the Ferry Building. I’m talking about Coit Tower.", null, "Here is another icon in San Francisco, on top of Telegraph Hill, the Coit Tower is a 64-meter high tower, giving you an unbelievable view over the city.\nInaugurated in 1938, you can climb it comfortably in the elevator, and at the top the 360 degree panorama will be amazing.", null, "On this first day, we are enriched by the peculiarity of San Francisco! I would like to finish the day by strolling for the famous Lombard Street.\nConsidered the most winding road in the world, with its steep bends and a slope that touches 20%, Lombard Street is a popular destination for tourists who with a camera take beautiful shoots.\nLombard Street is located on the Russian Hill, an important hilltop town named after an ancient cemetery where Russian mariners were buried at the beginning of 1800.\n\nAnd for dinner? There are plenty of restaurants around the corners of the city.\nI recommend “Bouche” 603, Bush Street; it is so good and it has been included in the book “Where Chefs Eat” !\n\nIf we don’t want to walk, today we can opt for the car, even if parking is difficult and extremely expensive, otherwise public transports are quite efficient! Having said that, go to Fisherman’s Warf, the old port of the city.\n\nThe atmosphere is breathtaking, festive with a unique panorama, and if there is no fog the Golden Gate at the bottom will allow you to have unique beauty photos and wonderful memories.", null, "The heart of Fisherman’s Warf is Pier 39, a pier that houses many restaurants, all kinds of shops, rides and even the aquarium of the city (highly recommended!)\nWalk around the pier, enjoy the scenery and get to know the sea lions that lie on the floating platforms … Not to be missed!\n\nRight in front, the now famous island of Alcatraz, once the highest security prison, is well-known for the severity and stiffness the prisoners were subjected to. There were many known names of people who passed away from this prison, Al Capone, to name one, spent a lot of time here.", null, "It’s possible to reach the island and take a guided tour in the prison (now closed since 1963) where, with an audio guide available in several languages, you know more closely the life of the detainees and some of the events that have made some of them popular; I’m talking about the famous evasion of Frank Morris, John Anglin, and Calrence Anglin, who with fake paper heads with their resemblance, made it possible for the guards to believe they were asleep while they escaped without leaving traces. (I suggest watching the movie “Escape from Alcatraz” telling the story in detail).\n\nAlcatraz is a piece of history that, though sad, deserves to be known.\n\nWe mentioned a few lines ago, the famous Golden Gate, the great red bridge linking the Pacific Ocean with the San Francisco Bay, joining San Francisco at Marin county.\nOpened in 1937, it has 6 lanes for automotive traffic, a pedestrian walkway and a bicycle lanes, 2.71 km long supported by 2 huge pylons designed to withstand the strong winds currents of the bay. It is the most important symbol of san francisco.", null, "There are many ways to see the Golden Gate, cross it by car, photograph it from a distance or take a ride by hiring a bicycle to Sausalito, a delightful seaside resort called Portofino of America.\nFor those who want to know the best points in the city to admire it, we can mention the Fort Point Lookout to the south and the Vista Point viewpoint north of the bridge.\n\nWe finish our day at Golden Gate Park.\nDespite its name, it is not related in any way to the Golden Gate Bridge, but it represents the largest park in San Francisco, rich in greenery but at the same time it offers the opportunity to admire interesting attractions.", null, "We can simply walk around feeling away from the chaotic city, or visit the floral and characteristic San Francisco Botanical Garden and the Japanese Tea Garden (the oldest japanese garden in the United States) or the two museums, the California Academy of Sciences (especially suitable for families with children) and the de Young Museum, an exhibition of American art, African art, oriental and pre-Columbian art.\n\nSan Francisco: What to see in the city and its surroundings\n\nAnd for those who have another day or two at their disposal and want to “look around”, about an hour away heading north from San Francisco, Napa Valley is the most important US wine region and among the most important in the world; for the enthusiasts a tour in a winery, it is not to be missed.\n\nAlways an hour away but heading south, instead, we find San Jose.\nA family-friendly city but not only, it offers wonderful parks, tours to discover San Jose’s history, unique architectural beauty monuments … this city meets every taste inebriating with its delicate beauty!\n\nIf you want to spend around 3 hours in a car, drive to Yosemite National Park. You will be enchanted by its splendor and if you want, in other about 3 hours you will be in Sequoia National Park, believe me it’s worth it !", null, "I hope to have you convinced,\nSan Francisco is a city that has all the features\nto be visited, discovered and undoubtedly loved!\n\nWhat do you think about it?", null, "Discovering the shopping streets in Italy", null, null ]

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[ null, "Despite a rollercoaster of a season for the Festus Tigers Varsity Football program, the school was beaming with pride on Wednesday, December 15th as two vital pieces of the organization signed with Division 1 schools on National Letter of Intent Day.\n\nBruising and versatile running back Kaian Roberts-Day and dual threat tight end/outside linebacker Eric Ruess signed their letters of intent to continue their success, and play football at the next highest level. Roberts-Day will head to Baylor next year, while Ruess is off to Murray State… and congratulations are certainly in order.", null, "Tigers Head Coach AJ Ofodile knows these two young men extremely well and championed his burgeoning athletes with words that will likely deliver elation to the powers that be at their respective future universities.\n\nWhen speaking of Roberts-Day, Coach Ofodile quipped, “Kaian is an elite athlete who provides positional versatility. He has the ability to play running back, TE or be an edge defender at the college level.”\n\nThat level of confidence from a coach (who has played at the highest level, headed up the recruiting department at Mizzou and knows what to look for in a recruit), coupled with Roberts-Day’s ability to make waves in multiple areas on the football field, likely has Baylor licking their chops with this addition. When asked about his thoughts on the signing, Roberts-Day responded with, “I was feeling a little overwhelmed, but happy and glad to see everyone’s face and finally know I’m going to the right school. I just know this is the right school for me.”\n\nThe new Baylor recruit followed up by paying homage to his late twin brother by saying, “I’m so happy that I can now live out both me and my brother’s dream college. I’m so excited to officially say I’m a Baylor Bear!”", null, null, "As for Ruess, Coach O had some choice words for him as well. “Eric is a smart, tough, athletic player who will be a prototypical edge defender with the ability to rush the passer and be physical at the point of attack in the run game.” Murray State should have no complaints about that.", null, null, "Ruess himself had some poignant thoughts on his signing and his emotions involved in one of the biggest decisions of his life, saying, “The emotions were good throughout the day, but once the signing time hit and I saw my family come roll in through the doors, the emotions shot through the roof. My heart started pounding, but it was definitely all good emotions. Murray State has the best culture and family environment anyone could ask for. And the game day environment is incredible. I also want to shout-out the coaching staff and players for making that kind of culture.”", null, "These fittingly emotional and elated words from two exceptional young athletes and their proud coach speak volumes about the importance this day holds. Both of these touted universities are better served for having made these decisions and the Ameritime family, the Festus program and community and anyone close to these talented young men could not be more proud or excited." ]

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[ "The Pandemic Sound originator, Gabriel Oluwa Damilola Alonge with the stage name as Mansa Jabulani, is a Nigerian music producer and sound engineer born on December 7, 1990. He is well known for his rhythmic and exciting beats.\n\nJabulani is also a creative entrepreneur and a music director with sound for the happy souls.\n\nHe is a versatile record producer with music genres such as Afropop, dance-hall, Afro-house, Afrobeats and so on.\n\nDamilola who hails from Oyo State, western part of Nigeria is one that loves to experiment with different sounds.\n\nHe has proved to be more than just a producer, he is also a songwriter with a difference.\n\nMansa Jabulani started up as a music artist while in secondary school before he delved into music production.\n\nHe came through professionally as a producer in the year 2010.\n\nHe is the brain behind most of Zlatan’s hit songs such as “The Matter” and “Unripe Pawpaw“.\n\nHe has also worked with other music artists which include the likes of Rahman Jago, Davido, Mayorkun, Oyinkanade and of course the fast rising act, Jamo Pyper.\n\nThe talented producer dropped a free beat for every music fans to freestyle on it. The beat is specifically for the #EndSars, a movement against police brutality in Nigeria. Listen and enjoy below:", null, null, null, null, null, null ]

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[ null, "Since Russian billionaire, Roman Abramovitch bought Chelsea from Ken Bates, nine years ago, he never hid his greatest ambition: he wanted Chelsea to join the elites of European football, by winning the Champions league trophy.\n\nAfter several attempts, several sackings of coaches who failed to deliver the trophy, two semi finals, and a harrowing final in Moscow four years ago, which Chelsea lost to England rivals, Manchester United, in penalty shootouts, Chelsea yesterday finally realised the owner’s dream, by beating Bayern Munich in a dramatic fashion.\n\nAt last, Chelsea paid their owner the ultimate dividend for an investment, calculated to be in the region of £2 billion\n\nIn the last financial year when the London Club made a record turnover of £222 million and a loss of £67.7m, goal.com estimated Abramovitch’s spending to be over a billion euro, since he took the club over in 2003.\n\nGoal.com estimated that the year’s loss brought the Russian’s loss, cumulatively to £630 million.\n\n“When the decision of the Russian billionaire to covert €410m (£430m) of loans into equity is taken into account, it means Abramovich has spent around €1,165 billion (£970m)\n\n“With the signings of Juan Mata, Raul Meireles, Romelu Lukaku, Thibaut Courtois, Gary Cahill and Kevin De Bruyne yet to be taken into account, that €1,165b (£970m) will be added to with a further €84m (£70m), meaning the Russian’s spending easily surpasses the €1b bracket,” Goal.com reported.\n\nBut the tabloid Sun newspaper said Abramovitch had spent more than that.\n\nIn a report after the sacking of Andre Villa Boas last March, the newspaper said:\n\nThis figure, it said was exlusive of the £66m lavished on the likes of Juan Mata last year, a little more on Gary Cahill in January and wages so far this season, making it conclude that £2 billion had been splashed on the club by the owner so far.\n\nBut pundits will agree that the investment has been a worthwhile one, with Chelsea having now completed their panoply of silverwares, with the champions league trophy.\n\nAbramovitch era in Chelsea has been the club’s most successful, winning in nine years, three Premier League titles, four FA Cups, two Carling Cups, and now the most coveted, the Champions League trophy." ]

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[ null, "Ignorance about gout is widespread and the topic doesn’t come up very often in conversation, but according to sufferers it is one of the most horribly painful things that a human being can ever experience. It has been rated as more painful than childbirth.\n\nRead: Signs and symptoms of gout\n\nAccording to Arthritis Research & Therapy, gout was first identified by the Egyptians in 2640 BC and was described by Hippocrates in the fifth century BC as the “unwalkable disease”.\n\nThere’s more to this story\nSubscribe to News24 and get access to our exclusive journalism and features today.\nSubscribe\nAlready a subscriber? Sign in\nNext on Health24\nHow the doctor would treat an acute gout attack" ]

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[ null, "While the wearing of hats is mostly reserved for cold weather or a royal wedding nowadays, there was once a time when a woman wouldn’t dare leave the house without one. Hats have a long, elaborate sartorial history, especially when it comes to women’s fashion.\n\nOne hat style in particular from the “heyday” of hat-wearing is even still occasionally worn today- the cloche.\n\nSo how did this distinctive hat come about?\n\nWhile it is a defining fashion icon of the 1920’s, this stretch of time is only the height of its popularity. It’s history stretches back to the turn of the century when it was first created- 1908 to be exact. The design was invented by French milliner Caroline Reboux: a small bell-shaped hat that was easy to form, and simple enough that it could be embellished and styled in a number of ways. The accessory was aptly named, as “cloche,” the French word for bell.\n\nTypically, these hats were made of felt, sisal or straw, and worn plain to show off the shape of a hat that was very well made. In the early years, Reboux herself would custom-design a hat specifically for a customer. She would make the hat by taking a length of felt, placing it on the customer’s head and shaping it right there. Reboux’s cloches were the antithesis of hats that had came before- these featured wide brims with embellishments piled on.\n\nThe beauty of the cloche came from a simple sophistication found in an expertly crafted silhouette.\n\nAfter Reboux launched her design, the cloche became widespread, even prior to the 1920’s. More and more women began sporting the style, and by the end of World War I, a version that fit very snug to the head was very popular. By the time the 1920’s came around, the cloche was poised for success. Bob haircuts were coming into fashion, and this particular hairstyle paired beautifully with these hats. The shape of “flapper bobs” or “Eton crops” and the cloche hat mimicked each other perfectly. In fact, the cloche was frequently referred to as a “bobbed hat for women with bobbed hair.”\n\nThe 1920’s version of the cloche is iconic. It featured an even more snug fit than its predecessors, and worn so low over the eyebrows that women walked with their chins up and eyes cast down. Fortunately, walking with this kind of poise only added to the allure of the look, as women felt it created an air of confidence and independence in the wearer. During this decade, no woman ever left the house without a chic cloche to top off her look.\n\nAs cloche styles began to grow and change, embellishment began to feature more heavily in the design. Art deco was a heavy influence in all aspects of 1920’s fashion, and hats were no exception. The art style impacted the brim and seam styles of cloche hats, as well as what decorated it. Applique, beads, brooches or feathers were popular, and helped to dress up a hate for more formal occasions. Some versions were made from laces and silks to add glamour, and could be paired with a fancy evening ensemble.\n\nMany women even wore embellished cloches as a part of their wedding finery. As embellishments gained popularity, they began to signal various meanings, similar to the symbolization of today’s Claddagh rings. For example, an arrow-like ribbon on a cloche meant the wearer was single but had already given her heart to someone, while an elaborate bow signaled that she was single and looking.\n\nThe cloche craze continued into the 1930’s. Couture houses such as Lanvin and Molyneau partnered with milliners in their ateliers to integrate the hats into their collections. The accessory could even be spotted on the big screen, being sported by film stars of the era. Swedish actress Greta Garbo helped boost cloche sales while wearing one in her first “talkie” film ‘Anna Christie.’\n\nWhile the cloche fell out of fashion in the 1940’s and 50’s, it enjoyed a brief resurgence during the 1960’s. The simple cuts and lines of 60’s fashion were perfectly offset by the cloche, making it a frequently-worn accessory. These versions featured wider brims and a looser fit than their predecessors. Many famous style icons tried out the accessory, and Twiggy even sported a cloche while acting in “The Boyfriend.”\n\nThe cloche hat has had a few moments in more recent years. In 2008, Dior put out a lovely collection of cloche-inspired hats. In the same year, Angelina Jolie sported the cloche style in her film “The Changeling.” While it doesn’t enjoy the popularity it used to, the cloche hat is far from obscurity." ]

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[ "Death in the Garden (Blu-ray)", null, "Death in the Garden (1956) is one of Luis Buñuel’s (Belle de Jour, The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie) most underrated films, a delirious descent into the heart of darkness. A revolt has erupted in a mining town in the Amazon. As a result, a group of men and women are forced to take refuge in the virgin forest under the supervision of an adventurer called Chark (Georges Marchal). Djin (Simone Signoret), a prostitute, Castin (Charles Vanel), a mystic, his deaf and dumb daughter María (Michèle Girardon), and a missionary called Lizardi (Michel Piccoli) will have to confront thirst, fear, wild animals and insects in order to survive." ]

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[ null, null, "In The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, Steve Carrell and Steve Buscemi play Burt Wonderstone and Anton Marvelton, who were once the most popular magic act in Las Vegas. However, after a decade of doing the exact same act, they have started to become stale and have been losing their audience to an extreme street magician named Steve Gray (Jim Carrey). Pretty soon Wonderstone finds himself an unemployed has-been and employs the help of his idol Rance Holloway (Alan Arkin) to help find his way back to the top.\nThe Incredible Burt Wonderstone explores two different schools of magic. First there is the old-school stage spectacle, which uses slight of hand and elaborate illusions. Then there is the street magic from the likes of David Blaine and Chris Angel, which is more akin to glorified stunts than actual magic. In some ways, the film is coming a decade too late, since I don’t think either Blaine or Angel are as popular as they were in the early-mid 2000s. However, I still thought the clash between the two styles to be a funny one.\n\n\nSteve Carrell has the biggest challenge in the film, since he is very arrogant and unlikeable for the first half of the film. However, this is intentional, since it is supposed to demonstrate how Burt Wonderstone let fame get to his head and is now performing more to bed groupies than a true passion for magic. As such, you are supposed to notice it more when his character learns the errors of his ways and regains his passion for magic.\nI thought that Jim Carrey absolutely stole the film as the Chris Angel-parody Steve Gray. Carrey is at fine form as he oversells the ridiculous and extreme stunts that Gray performs and he is quite hilarious in the role. At the same time, he is also great in his antagonistic role and it is quite easy to hate the character. As for the rest of the cast, Alan Arkin is his usual cranky self as Holloway and Olivia Wilde also shines as romantic interest Jane.\nOverall, I thought that The Incredible Burt Wonderstone was a fun watch. At the end of the day it might not equate itself to much more than a piece of entertainment, but I am perfectly fine with that. Also, I have to say that some of the magic tricks shown in the film were quite impressive, most especially the big one in the climax. I’d recommend checking the film out." ]

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[ null, "The biographer of Alexander the Great, Quintus Curtius, wrote that Alexander’s father-in-law “ordered bread to be brought…for this was the most sacred symbol of betrothal among the Macedonians. The bread was cut with a sword and both men tasted it.”\n\nThat wasn’t too different from the wheat or barley cakes of the early Roman weddings. The bride had cake hit over her head, then her husband ate the morsels. This was meant to represent sharing.\n\nBefore the twentieth century, cakes with one tier were standard unless you were royalty or extremely wealthy. As for where tiers came from, the story goes that they were invented by a baker’s apprentice in the 18th century in London. He proposed to his boss’s daughter with a tiered cake.\n\nIn the 17th century England, a tradition started in which weddings had both a “bride cake” and a smaller “black cake” for the groom. The bride’s cake typically had white icing; it’s the one we’re familiar with today. The groom’s cake was mostly phased out over time. And that white icing said a lot about a couple. In the mid-sixteenth century in England, sugar was becoming more prominent than ever.\n\nAround this time, whiter cakes meant the family had more money because whiter sugar was more refined and expensive.\n\nIn Victorian times, people saved a slice of their wedding cake to put on their first baby’s christening cake. Nowadays, you can buy a cake made mostly out of Styrofoam to save money.\n\nCompanies will include some real cake for the cake cutting tradition, then serve regular cake from the kitchen.\n\nCake toppers are a newer part of the wedding cake world. They were popularized in the 1950s in the United States.\n\nAnd finally, $75 million is the record for the most expensive wedding cake.\n\nThe History of Weddings", null, null, null ]

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[ null, "Nintendo reports first loss in 30 years as it reports its finances through March 31.\n\nOne of the greatest MGS games goes portable on the Nintendo 3DS. Check out our full review.\n\nSuper Mario goes 3D and shows us all how it's done.\n\nToday we get some hands on time with one of 2011s biggest 3DS games.\n\nA legend returns for a new generation.\n\nThe famous series returns in 3D along with some other surprises.\n\nPilotwings may be a good series, but how does it fare on the new 3DS?\n\nWe get our hands on the new 3DS handheld gaming console from Nintendo for a good going over. Make welcome the first glasses-free 3D gaming system folks!\n\n3DS may not be for everyone.\n\nKinect for Xbox 360 shows huge promise, but it still has some stiff competition to deal with into the next generation of gaming. We touch base on Sony's new Move and Nintendo's big 3D gaming ticket; 3DS..." ]

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[ "Rabbit in the Hat\n\nYou are here\nHome >> Microgaming Slots >> Rabbit in the Hat\nRate this game:\nPlay the game with real money in the following Casinos:\n\nMagic tricks often have rabbits in hats, so no wonder Microgaming's game will deal with such magic. The rabbit himself will look quite friendly and cheerful, so prepare for plenty of good mood in free play. Magic is meant to make you unwind, and marvel at the magician's skills, shown online, in this nice and cheerful Slot machine. Targets with knives, a magic chest, and card symbols which are colorful and decorated in different ways will adorn the reels. The A will have cards hidden behind it, and the K will have hoola hoops on it. It is time for plenty of merriment with the tricks you will be shown. Enjoy the special symbols, the Wild Hat, the Cash Hat, the Mystery Hat, the Free Spins Hat. Plus, the Top Hat will be the Wild, with thrilling perks.\n\nPlay Rabbit in the Hat Slot for Free Spins Online\n\nIn the Magic Hat feature, you will see magic hats, shown over the reels. Their positions will be according to your bet. When a hat becomes activated, you will enter the bonus feature. If you have more than one hat activated simultaneously, you will get the Wild Reel Hat as the first feature, and then the Cash Hat one, followed by the Free Spins Hat. So you see that you will be surprised with a bouquet of features, great when you play Slots for free.\n\nThe Wild Reel Hat can also be activated when you see the Wild Hat symbol on a reel under the Wild Reel Hat symbol. Then one reel will become wild. Moreover, it can split, so you will get two wild reels. But to have it split, you will need to get the second reel to complete a winning combo.\n\nThe Free Spins hat will be activated when you see the Wild Hat symbol under the Free Spins Hat symbol. The spins you will get will be up to 10. If you have many Free Spins Hats activated simultaneously, each of them will award up to 10 spins, so you can win up to 50 altogether. There will be a magic hat over the reels in the round. If a magic hat is activated in the round, the magic hat over the reels will be removed, and the empty space will move to the next reel located to the left. Plus, the free spins can be retriggered in the bonus round. If you see a Wild Hat under the Free Spins Hat, you will get more free spins added to the spins remaining.\n\nThe Cash Hat is a rewarding bonus feature, which will kick off when the Wild Hat comes out on a reel under the Cash Hat symbol. Your reward then will be a random bonus amount. The Mystery Hat is another feature, for which you will need the Wild Hat to come up on a reel under the Mystery hat symbol, and then you will get one of the game's bonus features awarded for you. Such a bouquet is really in the vein of Slots of Vegas free.\n\nThere are so many reasons to play this captivating game:\n\nThe magician and his assistant by the reels will be expecting you to play.", null, null, null, null ]

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[ null, "Aleppo/ Hama, SANA-Three children were killed and another child was seriously injured when a rocket shell left behind by terrorist organizations in Maysalon neighborhood in Aleppo city went off.\n\nA source at Aleppo Police Command told SANA that a rocket shell from the remnants of the terrorist organizations’ attacks on the educational facilities exploded in the campus of Maysalon School in the neighborhood of Mayslon while a number of children were playing in the same place, killing three children and seriously injuring another child.\n\nA woman was killed and her three children were injured inn terrorist rocket attack on Salhab town in the northern country side of Hama province.\n\nSANA reporter in the province said that the terrorist organizations targeted with 4 rocket shells the town of Salhab, about 48 km northwest of Hama city, killing a woman and injuring her three children as one of the shells landed on their house.\n\nِaleppo injured killed rocket shell went off 2017-02-03\nManar\nShare\nPrevious Zakharova: Attempts to postpone a new round of intra-Syrian talks in Geneva are inadmissible\nNext Army continues intensive operations against ISIS in Homs and Deir Ezzor", null ]

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[ "'It's obvious that Messi's absence will hurt us'\n\nSergi Roberto has admitted that his Barcelona side will not be the same without their Argentine magician, Lionel Messi, when they face Inter Milan in the Champions League.\n\nSergi Roberto, for the most part, wanted to cut a positive figure despite the absence of his team's best player through injury: \"We're aware that if we win tomorrow [Tuesday], we will go first in the group. Last year, our away performances were not good, but we demonstrated at Wembley that we've changed that. It's very important for us to stay top, it makes you more relaxed\"\n\nThe Catalan went on to receive a question about the absence of Messi, to which he replied: \"It's great that he's on the way back. It's obvious that his absence has hurt us, because he's the best player in the team and in the world. I don't know if he'll be able to play tomorrow, but either way we're in good shape as a team\".\n\n\"We're very happy to see him back in training and that he's traveled with us. We've got a lot of squad depth and, although we're not as strong without Leo, this year we've shown that we can still do well\" he added.\n\nOther than Messi, the full-back gave his opinion of Luis Suarez's current run of form: \"My understanding with him came about naturally. He's always in or around the box, and that's what makes it easier for him to finish. I get on well with him and I hope that he continues to score goals\".", null, null ]

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[ "Today, I had the opportunity to begin testing the audio input characteristics of the new iPhone 5. As seen in the plots, below, the headset input frequency response matches that of the iPhone 4S, which was presented in the previous post. The behavior of the built-in microphone also seems to match that of the iPhone 4S, suggesting that Apple kept the audio input path essentially unchanged in the new device.\n\nOne current limitation of the iPhone 5 is that existing dock connector accessories for audio input (and output) are not compatible, due to the iPhone’s new Lightning connector. As soon as Apple’s new Lightning to 30-pin adapter arrives, we’ll be able to see if it enables existing audio accessories to work with the new iPhone. Until then, the headset input and built-in microphone will have to suffice for iPhone 5 users. Fortunately, iOS 6, which comes installed on the iPhone 5, allows us to bypass automatic gain control and the high pass filter that plagued the headset input and built-in mic in earlier versions of iOS.", null, null ]

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[ "England's rugby players are heading to Dublin to achieve greatness: Back-to-back Grand Slams in the Six Nations and a tier one record of 19 straight wins.\n\nThey could hardly have picked a tougher place to do it.\n\nThe Irish are unbeaten at Lansdowne Road in the Six Nations since 2013. They beat Australia there in the autumn, a week after running world campion New Zealand close. England has lost to Ireland on five of its last seven trips to Dublin and seen Grand Slam bids go up in smoke in the Irish capital twice before this century — in 2001 and '11.\n\nIreland, meanwhile, has taken well to the role of party-pooper of late, ending the All Blacks' own 18-match winning streak only four months ago in Chicago.\n\nEngland, it seems, has it all to do.\n\n\"They love spoiling parties,\" England coach Eddie Jones said, \"and the party they'd love to spoil the most is the England party.\"\n\nThe title is already England's for the second straight year after last weekend's 61-21 thrashing of Scotland at Twickenham. Yet for this generation of players, that's not enough.\n\nNever has winning the Six Nations meant so little, not considering what's at stake on Saturday.\n\nJust five teams have swept the championship in successive years since 1910, when it became the Five Nations instead of the Home Nations Championship.\n\nNo leading team has ever won 19 straight test matches.\n\nThese are heady days for an England team whose winning run began with a consolation victory over Uruguay at the end of its ill-fated Rugby World Cup campaign in 2015.\n\nEngland has won the Six Nations with a game to spare for the second straight year, another illustration of its dominance of European rugby under Jones.\n\nMore was expected of the Irish, especially after their impressive 2016 when they beat all three southern hemisphere superpowers, but they have lost to Scotland and Wales and had a real fight in seeing off France in Dublin.\n\nThey haven't lost to all three of their rival home nations in one tournament since 1998.\n\n\"We can still attain the target of second place,\" Ireland coach Joe Schmidt said, \"so there's still a heck of a lot for us to gain individually and collectively.\"\n\nEngland produced its best performance this year in swatting aside a much-hyped Scotland, and is even stronger this week with No. 8 Billy Vunipola and star winger Anthony Watson back in the starting XV.\n\nVunipola will make his first start since November, when he tore cartilage in his right knee. Watson makes his first start for England since the Australia tour in June following a broken jaw and hamstring sprain.", null, null ]

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[ null, "The number of dengue cases is expected to decline from next month as the government has taken necessary steps, Local Government and Rural Development (LGRD) Minister Md Tajul Islam said on Monday.\n\nThe minister was speaking at a dialogue organized by the Bangladesh Secretariat Reporters Forum (BSRF) at the Secretariat.\n\n“Many people left Dhaka for a long time due to the Covid-19 restrictions and Eid vacation. During this time, Aedes mosquitoes breed in stagnant water at the empty houses and under construction buildings, leading to the dengue outbreak,” he added.\n\nThe number of dengue cases in the country continues to climb alarmingly, with more than 5,000 people infected in the past three weeks.\n\nHowever, Tajul Islam claimed the dengue outbreak in the country is not as bad as similar outbreaks in Vietnam, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Singapore and the Philippines.\n\n“Many children died of dengue and many people lost their relatives this year. We don’t want to lose anyone, and we will take steps based on this year’s experience,” he said.\n\nOn the other hand, the Centre for Governance Studies (CGS) on Sunday claimed 6,000-7,000 new cases of dengue were being reported in Dhaka every day, but they were not being recorded by the DGHS as the government body only records cases that result in hospitalization.\n\nCGS Chairman and entomologist Dr Manjur Ahmed Chowdhury claimed the two Dhaka city corporations had failed to take steps to control the Aedes mosquito population and they were looking to shift the blame on to the people.\n\nDAP to be finalized in December\n\nAt the BSRF dialogue, LGRD Minister Md Tajul Islam also said the Detailed Area Plan (DAP) of Dhaka would be finalized in December.\n\n“There is no scope for building Dhaka like other beautiful cities in the world, as many high-rise buildings have already been built in an unplanned way and the city is home to 20 million people. We can’t force people to leave Dhaka. That is why we are expanding civic amenities in urban areas,” said the minister.\n\nRegarding development and renovations during the monsoon season, Tajul Islam said: “We are thinking about it and the process of taking action against those involved in irregularities surrounding renovations and development work is underway.”" ]

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[ null, "A Beijing opera actor on the Great Wall: China's culture and architectural feats are top reasons to visit.\n\nIt is because of its splendid culture that China has been able to endure in the long course of history. Starting a China culture tour will help you learn more about China.\n\nHere, we have listed 10 cultural places in China where you can learn about Chinese kung fu, colorful minority cultures, and Chinese porcelain, among other things.\n\nBeijing is a cultural hub with its own opera and housing styles, and it has retained its cultural roots. You can have many cultural experiences, which will give you an insight into Chinese culture.\n\nVisit the Temple of Confucius to learn about Confucius's principles, which shaped Chinese tradition and beliefs.\n\nLearn tai chi, which relates to a traditional Chinese health science, with local people in the Temple of Heaven, where emperors worshiped heaven and prayed for good harvests.\n\nTake a rickshaw ride in the hutongs to learn about the lifestyles of Beijingers. There, you can also visit a local family and learn Chinese calligraphy. Watch a Beijing opera performance, which is regarded as one of China's cultural treasures, in Liyuan Theater.\n\nAs one of the four ancient capital cities, Xi’an enjoys abundant cultural relics. Visit the Terracotta Army and learn how these life-size warriors were made. Pay a visit to a local cave dwelling to learn traditional techniques used 2,000 years ago and try making a mini warrior yourself.\n\nHave a Hanfu costume experience in an ancient academy. You can learn about China's traditional costumes and try on Hanfu to get a unique taste of the ancient culture.\n\nThe historical buildings on the Bund\n\nChina was invaded by Western countries for a long time. During this period, the mix of Chinese cultures with Western cultures produced a special charm. Shanghai is representative of this cultural blend.\n\nThe architecture along the Bund tells the colonial history of the 1800s. You will learn how the colonial past has impacted Shanghai and made it into an open-minded, tolerant, and innovative city.\n\nDuring WWII, when the Nazis persecuted Jews, Shanghai was the only city in the world that was open to Jews. An area at the edge of old Shanghai preserves the precious historical memories of what life was like for Jews in Shanghai at that time. Pay a visit to the former Jewish settlement to learn about its history.\n\nGuizhou is a minority province, which has retained its unique ethnic culture and handicrafts.\n\nChina has the dominant Han ethnic group and 55 recognized minorities. There is a subgroup of the Miao claiming themselves to be the 56th ethnic minority. Pay a visit to their village and learn about their proud batik skills.\n\nAttend a traditional festival of the Miao people, such as the Lusheng Festival (February 22–24), the Sisters' Meal Festival (April 19 – May 21), and the Miao New Year Festival (October 27 – November 15). Watch activities, such as dragon boat races, wooden drum dancing, and bullfighting, to learn about this Chinese ethnic culture.\n\nLuoyang was the birthplace of Shaolin kung fu. Go to the Shaolin Temple, which is probably the most famous temple in China. Enjoy watching a fantastic kung fu show. Learn some simple moves from Shaolin monks.\n\nLuoyang was the place where Chinese Buddhism spread. Go to the Longmen Grottoes, one of China’s four famous ancient grottoes, housing over 100,000 Buddhist images and statues. Visit White Horse Temple — the first Buddhist temple, which is considered to be the cradle of Chinese Buddhism.\n\nA tea plantation in Hangzhou\n\nHangzhou offers a variety of traditional cultures, such as tea and traditional Chinese medicine.\n\nThe Tibetan culture is part of the Chinese culture but is unique and shining. The mystical culture attracts many people.\n\nAlmost all Tibetans have their own faith. Most of them are Buddhists. Many people take a trip to Tibet as a pilgrimage.\n\nVisit Tibet to personally experience its Tibetan cultural atmosphere. Climb 360 steps devoutly to visit the Potala Palace where you can see the exquisite wall paintings and glorious chambers reflecting the Buddhist culture. Watch monks debating at Sera Monastery. Debating is a way of learning Buddhist teachings. Take a stroll along Barkhor Street and see some Tibetan handicrafts.\n\nDunhuang was a bright pearl shining along the Silk Road in ancient times. It is a famous city filled with historic and cultural interests.\n\nVisit the Mogao Caves, a site which is praised as being \"a glittering pearl that adorns the Silk Road\". The splendid mural paintings and over 2,000 colored statues make the site a great treasure house of Buddhist art. You can copy a sample mural on a mud slab with your own hands.\n\nRide a camel in the desert to imagine how caravans crossed the desert over 1,000 years ago. Visit the ruins of the Great Wall of the Han Dynasty (206 BC – 220 AD), which is the oldest example of this defensive system in China.\n\nKashgar, the westernmost corner of China, offers an exotic experience. It is the only national historic and cultural city in Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, which embodies Uyghur culture, art, and architectural styles.\n\nVisit the Id Kah Mosque, the biggest mosque in China. Go to Abakh Khoja Tomb – where the beloved concubine of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1644–1912) was buried – to learn about the Islamic culture.\n\nUyghurs in Kashgar are good at crafts. Their unique musical instruments and clothes are exotic to visitors. Walk along Handicraft Street to see an amazing range of handicrafts, including copper, metal, porcelain, and woodwork.\n\nExplore Kashgar Old City. The old city still retains the mud buildings that have stood for generations. It is a place of ease and happiness. See children playing happily in the old streets and seniors sitting together on benches just chatting to each other.\n\nJingdezhen, located to the southwest of the Yellow Mountains, has a long history of making ceramics and a splendid ceramic culture. It is reputed as being the “porcelain capital of the world”.\n\nVisit the Jingdezhen Ceramics Museum, which houses 19,000 ceramic articles. You can appreciate precious porcelain articles and learn about the history of Chinese porcelain.\n\nCreate an Insightful China Culture Tour with Us\n\nTell us your interests and needs, and we will tailor-make a unique China culture tour for you. We can arrange interesting cultural activities to let you learn about Chinese culture in a more in-depth way. Your local guide has a wealth of cultural knowledge and will explain everything to you in an interesting way that’s easy to understand.", null ]

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[ null, "Gordon ramsay has left the fans scratching his head after making a new burger that is “Too big” to eat.\n\nThe famous TV chef is used to judging other cooks’ dishes through Twitter and in his television series Hell’s Kitchen. But ever since he introduced the epic burger recipe to Instagram fans, he’s been at the center of a storm of criticism.\n\nThe exclusive “Onion Tatin Burger” (see video below) The celebrity features a “baseball-sized” beef burger that can “dislocate your jaw” when eaten, according to some fans.\n\nThe chef captioned the clip: “Looking for the perfect #Burger recipe for the long weekend? With apple butter and a bun to surprise … this is it.”\n\nHe uploaded the complete recipe to the Net\n\nThe chef even uploaded the full recipe to your website gordonramsay.com, for fans to try for themselves.\n\nIt has three different types of meat (Video capture).\n\nSince uploading images of the recipe three days ago, the clip has already obtained 3 million visits and more than 3,000 comments.\n\nThe unconventional burger features an apple and onion tatin “bun” base, drizzled with a thick cider caramel, a thick veal patty topped with camembert and finished with a puff pastry disc on top.\n\nGordon Ramsay has left fans scratching their heads after preparing a new burger that is “too big” to eat (Video capture).\n\nHowever, it was the huge beef burger in the middle that most critics objected to, with comments ranging from “Try to have a bite” to “It’s too big a Gordon !!” or “Is that a delicious way to dislocate your jaw?” joked a critic.\n\n“Gordon, I love you and everything, but what the hell is this monstrosity?”asked another.\n\nGordon Ramsay is used to being the one to judge others, but his new onion tatin burger has been ruthlessly rejected by fans. “To say it’s a big hamburger is an understatement,” interjected a fan, and a quarter agreed: “Is it me, or is it sooooo meat proportionally”.\n\nEven critics who thought the burger looked delicious weren’t sure how to approach it.\n\nIt has over 20 ingredients, including three different cuts of meat (Video capture).\n\n“That’s not a burger, it’s a cake,” another fan suggested.\n\nSome fans claimed that the chef had made equally great burgers in the past.\n\n“I’ve seen you laugh in restaurants because of the extremely large burgers that it is impossible to take a bite and now you make this monstrosity,” wrote one fan.\n\nAnother agreed: “Not for nothing, but did you complain that the burgers were too big to fit in your mouth on an episode of Hell Kitchen? So you make this monster? @Gordongram, come on man. “\n\nOf course, they weren’t all that harsh, with some fans praising the unique recipe.\n\n“I’ll eat one of these,” promised one critic." ]

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[ null, "Appearing on Fox & Friends Thursday, first daughter Ivanka Trump bragged about her dad’s “accomplishment” while claiming the GOP tax bill is a win for the “middle class.” She also predicted —get this— that “it would erase the federal deficit,” despite a recent CBO analysis showing that it will add $1.4 trillion to the national deficit.\n\nWhile no one can explain what Ms. Trump did to get the bill approved, Fox & Friends hosts praised her for her role in passing the legislation.\n\nThe president’s daughter then explained that she would be traveling around the country early next year to celebrate with the American people.\n\n“I’m really looking forward to doing a lot of traveling in April when people realize the effect that this has,” she said. “The vast majority will be doing their taxes on a single postcard.”\n\nRead some of the responses below.\n\nThou should not be anywhere near Washington.\n\nGo visit your factories in China.\n\nOh Ivanka, you are so out of your depth. Your read your script like a 2nd rate actress.\n\nThat is a load of horse manure.\nThis unjust, unfair, deficit busting abomination of a bill is class warfare on a grand scale that benefits people like Ivanka Trump and literally kills her fellow Americans in the process.\nDon't believe the Trump-GOP-Fox lies.\n\nAll hail the royal family. pic.twitter.com/hznaMNytTi\n\nMore Ivanka: \"It ensures me and my wastoid brothers will never have to work a day in our lives! A Christmas miracle\"\n\nCongratulations Ivanka. There will likely not be an indictment for you. But you'd better consult a good divorce attorney.\n\nHey Ivanka maybe you could ask your husbsnd not to try and throw people in jail for owing him rent ? For the holidays ?\n\nI assume Ivanka Trump will be discussing the money she and her siblings make on this deal and how that will impact Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security.\n\nIvanka is so full of shit." ]

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[ "SemiAccurate is reporting that AMD is planning on launching Radeon-branded solid state drives fairly soon. It was just last year that AMD decided to launch their own Radeon-branded RAM to market and they clearly want to continue expanding the Radeon brand beyond just video cards.", null, "AMD is likely trying to build a platform similar to Apple, where every component in the system can be AMD. This way they can market the stability of the system as all of the components are AMD and should work together well. Similar to Intel's \"Better Together\" marketing campaign, AMD could market the platform and its performance as a whole.\n\nThis is just a rumor, for now, but it's definitely one that could prove to be true." ]

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[ "OMV, the international, integrated oil and gas company headquartered in Vienna, and VERBUND, Austria’s leading electricity company and one of the largest hydropower producers in Europe, have started up the largest ground-mounted photovoltaic plant in Austria and are embarking on a test period of several weeks. Construction on the plant began on July 8, 2020, and was attended by Elisabeth Köstinger, Federal Minister for Agriculture, Regions & Tourism; Stephan Pernkopf, Deputy to and representing the Governor of Lower Austria Johanna Mikl-Leitner; Rainer Seele, CEO and Chairman of the Executive Board of OMV; Johann Pleininger, Executive Board member for Upstream and Deputy Chairman of the Executive Board of OMV; Wolfgang Anzengruber, Chairman of the Management Board of VERBUND; and Michael Strugl, Deputy Chairman of VERBUND, at the OMV site in Schönkirchen-Reyersdorf, Lower Austria. Just five months later and the plant is operational.\n\nOn a 13.3-hectare (133,200 m²) compound owned by OMV, Austria’s largest ground-mounted photovoltaic plant with a PV capacity of 11.4 MWp has been built in Schönkirchen, Lower Austria. The first phase of construction of the east-west facing solar park sees 34,600 PV modules produce around 10.96 GWh of solar power, corresponding to the annual electricity consumption of some 3,400 households and saving around 8,000 metric tons of CO2. Despite supply restrictions caused by the pandemic, construction work has progressed on schedule. By the end of 2021, in the final phase of construction, another 10,400 PV modules will be added to the plant. This will increase the total capacity to 14.85 MWp, generating around 14.25 GWh. This is enough to meet the annual power demand of 4,400 households in total and will save an additional 2,400 metric tons of CO2 per year.\n\n“It’s been an honour to observe this project right from the ground-breaking ceremony and I’m delighted that the plant is up and running after just a few months of construction. The fact that projects like this are being built in the Austria mining sector – projects that combine competitiveness and climate neutrality – is both encouraging and motivating. The energy-intensive sectors in particular require innovative, climate-friendly solutions and this plant is an important step here,” said the Federal Minister responsible for mining, Elisabeth Köstinger.\n\n“Together with VERBUND, today we have started up the largest ground-mounted photovoltaic plant in Austria. The dedication shown by the entire project team has meant we could keep to the planned schedule despite challenging circumstances. Therefore, effective immediately, we can meet part of our energy demand with sustainable solar power. With this, we are contributing to climate targets and consistently delivering on our commitment to reduce our carbon intensity,” Rainer Seele, Chairman of the Executive Board and CEO of OMV, stated.\n\n“We’ve delivered our joint vision for the future of energy!” said Wolfgang Anzengruber, VERBUND CEO. “In a construction period of just five months, Austria’s largest photovoltaic plant has been successfully realized by OMV and VERBUND and starts operating today. Cross-sector partnerships like this allow us to provide both economic stimulus and sustainable investments – and the current crisis should teach us that we also need to tackle the climate crisis by standing together”.", null, "“With the largest ground-mounted photovoltaic plant in Austria, two domestic giants – OMV and VERBUND – are sending a clear signal for a sustainable energy future and themselves making a key contribution to reducing emissions. Our goal is for 100 percent of electricity in Austria to come from renewable technologies by 2030. Meeting this goal will only be possible in cooperation with Austrian companies,” Magnus Brunner, State Secretary of the Federal Ministry for Climate Action, Environment, Energy, Mobility, Innovation and Technology, mentioned.\n\nRealization of this project also strengthens the strategic cooperation between OMV and VERBUND. This began in 2017 when OMV took a 40% stake in the e-mobility provider SMATRICS, in which VERBUND holds 40% and Siemens 20%. A joint assessment was undertaken of the refining sites in Austria and Germany to increase the quality, safety, and security of supply. In the green hydrogen sector, OMV and VERBUND are currently working together on a project called UpHy, which looks at producing hydrogen for use in road vehicles and refinery processes." ]

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[ null, "Still persists the popular belief that cats are independent animals and that they are only with their owners for convenience. But nothing is further from reality, if you have a cat you will know what I mean. And it is that having a cat as a pet is very rewarding, and much more if you also know how to communicate with him. That's why from .com we want to teach you with these tips on how to communicate with your cat .\n\nYour cat talks to you\n\nEven if you do not believe it, your cat knows how to talk to you and you should know how to listen to him to differentiate what he wants to say to you. Listening to your meows, you will be able to know what he is saying to you, whether he needs you or is angry and protests.\n\nWith a short meow he is greeting you, if there are several of them, he is greeting you very happy. When it meows with a long meow it is that it is asking for something, and much more it is noticeable if it meows of long form and, in addition, it tries to guide you towards where he wants. If it is an intense meow as if screaming, it is because something is wrong, check that nothing hurts.\n\nIf your cat blows air with his nose open, with a fixed gaze and body language indicative of aggression, he may be warning you that he wants to attack. When your cat speaks to you, it is usually accompanied by body language, in order to emphasize what it wants to say to you.\n\nCommunicate with your cat\n\nIn order for your cat to associate a word with an action, you must repeat it as many times as the action. For example, say \"bed\" or \"to bed\" when you want to go to bed to rest.\n\nTell him to disapprove an action\n\nWhen you want your cat to eliminate a behavior, say a resounding no to see that you do not agree. It is very important that when you want to understand the disapproval do not caress him at the same time because you could confuse him. And never use physical aggression on your cat because it will take fear and resentment. Aggression is never a good option.\n\nYou must be constant. For example, if you do not want your cat to get on the table, be constant in communicating that you do not like it, because if you give in once, all the previous work is thrown on the ground. Use a scolding tone to understand little by little that you do not like and disapprove. You can also use the famous \"shhht\" as if it were not, since cats make a similar sound when they are angry and can associate it quickly.", null ]

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[ "The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a final rule on February 12 creating an exemption for residue tolerance levels in soy foods and feed for the biological pesticide Bt used in GMO crops. Similar exemptions have already been approved for corn and cotton food and products.", null, "The bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis, commonly known as Bt, has been widely used in organic agriculture for decades as a natural pesticide, because it produces a toxin that kills certain insects. In recent years, the DNA from the Bt bacterium has been incorporated into genetically modified corn, cotton and soybean crops to protect the plants from insects like the corn borer and cotton bollworm.\n\nThe genetically modified crops have the ability to manufacture this toxin, called the Cry1F protein, in every cell of the plant, including the portions used for human food and livestock feed.\n\nIn making the exemption determination, the EPA concluded that “there is a reasonable certainty that no harm will result from aggregate exposure to the pesticide chemical residue, including all anticipated dietary exposures and all other exposures for which there is reliable information.” This includes exposure through drinking water and residential setting.\n\nThe docket for this action, identified by docket identification (ID) number EPA–HQ–OPP–2013–0704, is available at http://www.regulations.gov. Any objections to the final rule and/or a request for a hearing must be filed by April 14.\n\nLast year the EPA also approved an increase in food residue levels for the herbicide glyphosate, the use of which is closely aligned with many GMO crops designed to be resistant to the Monsanto chemical.\n\nNumerous research studies have demonstrated that GE foods can be harmful. Authors of a recent study using the Bt toxins concluded that these proteins can cause harm to humans and livestock, and the risk increases with long-term exposure and with higher levels of toxins in our food." ]

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[ "DARK UNDER THE COVER OF NIGHT - free on Amazon for 5 days only!", null, "DARK UNDER THE COVER OF NIGHT is currently available free on Amazon (Kindle), for the next 5 days.\n\nThis novel is the first of my KINGDOM OF EAST ANGLES series. I wrote it after visiting the Sutton Hoo burial site in Suffolk. The idea of a king being buried in his long ship sparked my imagination. I've always loved the Anglo-Saxon period, and set out to write a story set in this era.\n\nDARK UNDER THE COVER OF NIGHT was only meant to be a one off - but I had so much fun writing it that I found I couldn't stop! The novel was a quarter finalist in the 2013 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Awards (romance category).\n\nDownload your free copy of DARK UNDER THE COVER OF NIGHT.\n\nWant to know more about the story?\n\nA king's daughter, the son of his sworn enemy - and a reckoning... The year is 624 AD and Raedwyn, the fiery daughter of Raedwald King of the East Angles, has just been married to a man old enough to be her father. It is a political alliance and on her wedding night, Raedwyn realizes with disappointment that theirs will be a loveless marriage. However, fate has other plans for Raedwyn the Fair. Outlaws ambush her new husband's party on their journey back to his long ship and Raedwyn finds herself captive of a bitter, vengeful warrior - Ceolwulf the Exiled. Ceolwulf has a score to settle with King Raedwald and Raedwyn is his bargaining tool. Caelin, Ceolwulf’s enigmatic son, follows his father on his quest for revenge. Fiercely loyal to her own father, Raedwyn isn't prepared for her wild attraction to Caelin - or for its consequences. Theirs is a passion that could tear a kingdom apart...\n\nDownload your free copy of DARK UNDER THE COVER OF NIGHT.\n\nEmail ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest\nLabels: dark under the cover of night, free e-book, free historical romance, free on kindle" ]

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[ "“You’re only as good as the tools you use.”\n\nA phrase that’s been echoed for many years highlighting the significance of using the right tool for the right job.\n\nLike a painter knows about selecting the right color for their painting, so does the technologists building the AI system. As much as we’ve been harkening buzzwords such as AI and machine learning, do we even know what AI truly is? Or are we all blindfolded by the trending technology that we barely know the logic that runs behind AI?\n\nTherefore, it is certainly important for humans to understand AI and the mechanism behind it. Certain people still don’t know that we’re already incorporating AI in our lives one way or the other. Ironic, yet true.\n\nMany of the AI jargon include machine learning, predictive analytics, and deep learning. These cutting-edge technologies are transforming the way humans interact with data. Not to mention, it has taken a toll on revolutionizing the jobs market.\n\nThe super technologies of artificial intelligence:\n\nMachine learning, the first step most organizations are adding to their AI-related technologies within the IT portfolio. ML, a subset of AI gives the ability to the system to automatically learn and improve from experience without needing to be programmed. Machine learning’s focus is solely on developing algorithms that analyze data to make future predictions.\n\nAs mentioned, it is an AI technique that allows the computer system to learn without being explicitly programmed.", null, "With the help of multiple layers of the artificial neural network, single output from multiple inputs can easily be determined. For instance, it can identify the image of a face from a mosaic of tiles. These machines learn from negative and positive reinforcement of the functions they perform. Now, this requires constant processing and reinforcement for progression.\n\nNLP helps the computer system interpret, understand, and develop the human language. They do not just speak in zeros or ones; however, the goal of machine learning is to understand what humans speak.\n\nThe core focus of natural language processing is to enable seamless interaction with machines by teaching the system how to recognize and comprehend human language and produce logical results.\n\nThe best example is the Skype translator – it helps interpret the speech of multiple languages that too in real-time.\n\nThe neural network acts as the enabler for deep learning. Simply said, neural networks are computer systems that have been modeled after the neural connections present in the brain.\n\nThe neural network learns by processing the training examples. In a similar manner where neurons create neural networks inside the brain, there is apile of perceptron that helps develop an artificial neural network in the computer system.\n\nImagine the dataset composes of thousands of cat photos. By processing multiple images (inputs) the machine can detect one single output, whether the photo is a cat or not.\n\nAnother major component of AI that imitates and improves the interaction between both the machine and human. Cognitive modeling is here to recreate what humans are thinking and compile it in a computer model.\n\nCognitive computing helps in making inferences from the context by understanding the meaning of the images and understanding human language.\n\nIt is a unique technique that uses deep learning along with pattern identification to make interpretations of images – this includes images within PDFs, tables, graphs, texts, videos, and documents. It is all about recognizing images the way humans can, this includes not just the pixels but what the pixel represents.\n\nBeing an integral part of AI, computer visions helps the computers identify the data, process it, and finally make an interpretation of the data.\n\nThe utilization of computer vision is already seen within industries such as healthcare and research and development.\n\nThe impact of AI is already being felt across the industries. The technology is inevitably transforming lives today.\n\nAI is here to make us more human, and not less human.\n\nBe Ready: Metaverse Is Here To Accelerate The Need For Data Scientists\n\nA Complete Guide to Become a Machine Learning Engineer in 2021\n\n0\nSilq: The first universal and intuitive programming for quantum computers! Amazing, isn’t it? First, it was the quantum computer that spurred excitement projecting to solve humanity’s...\nRead more\nArtificial Intelligence\n\n0\nArtificial intelligence (AI) is beyond the hype cycle. 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Dilation, as you might...\nRead more\nCosmic Knowledge\n\nDiscover All You Need to Know About Deep Learning\n\n0\nDeep learning amazed the audience when Google’s AI beat a human top player at the game of Go, an ancient contest, and a game...\nRead more\nArtificial Intelligence\n\n0\nThe COVID-19 pandemic has put our lives at a standstill. In these unprecedented times of known fear, we need to keep ourselves sane and...\nRead more\nArtificial Intelligence\n\nA Complete Guide to Become a Machine Learning Engineer in 2021\n\nThe Alcubierre Warp Drive: Is it Real? Why is NASA taking it Seriously?\n\n0\nEver since the Sci-fi TV series Star Trek telecast, the show has left people baffled with thousands of questions. The science fiction series has always...\nRead more\n© 2021 Brainstormingbox. All Rights Reserved." ]

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[ "Twitter releases the details of its ban on political advertising today, with the December 12 UK election set to be", null, "Twitter releases the details of its ban on political advertising today, with the December 12 UK election set to be the first test of the new measure’s impact. The ban’s enforcement will begin November 22.\n\nDue to the platform’s reputation for spreading harmful, incorrect information and fuelling online abuse, the company’s focus is on ensuring the elections are “open and safe”. The establishment of a cross-functional UK elections team to maintain a secure level of political engagement is marked as a step in that direction. Increased investment in an abuse detection system has also been confirmed, while disinformation is seen as a massive threat to democracy and free debate.\n\nThe move will increase pressure on social media rival Facebook, which has continued to allow political adverts, to enact a similar ban. Regardless, Russian interference in the vote via targeted social media campaigns remains a concern.\n\nThe UK government has not yet publicised an intelligence report on Russian subversion prior to the upcoming election. Downing Street will not release it until after the election, with details of party funding potentially acting as a disincentive for pre-election release." ]

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[ null, "Suzanne Gastineau got pregnant with her first baby so easily, it never occurred to her that a few years later, she would be trying to conceive her second for a year-and-a-half with no results.\n\nThe St. Louis-area resident and IT specialist was 38 years old when she had her son Kyle, now 6. At age 41, she was trying to get pregnant again, but nothing happened. After going to her ob/gyn and finding that the only thing affecting her was her poor quality eggs because of her age, she was put in the care of an infertility specialist and decided to undergo a special type of in vitro fertilization that works well for older women.\n\nAfter two rounds of what her doctor and others refer to as “mini-IVF” — a cheaper, toned-down form of the procedure involving fewer drugs with lower dosages yielding fewer but better quality embryos, or fertilized eggs — Gastineau got pregnant with her second child despite the fact that she had only one viable embryo. Little Alex was born last August, when his mom was 43 years old.\n\n“I ended up with a gorgeous baby boy,” she told AOL Health. “He’s a little miracle patient. Personally, I’m a believer in IVF.”\n\nIn vitro fertilization is expensive and generally costs patients between $7,000 and $18,000 per round — including the drugs, ultrasounds, doctor’s visits and embryo retrievals and transfers. Ultimately the total bill can come to between $20,000 and $60,000 and is usually not covered by insurance.\n\nBut it is generally considered the best chance many infertile couples have of conceiving a child with their own sperm and eggs.\n\nWomen undergoing in vitro fertilization are given drugs to stop ovulation at the same time they take other medication with carefully measured doses of hormones to stimulate the ovaries to produce eggs. During the process, which lasts about two weeks, they often have to visit their doctor daily to undergo blood tests, ultrasounds and other checks.\n\nThe physician then induces ovulation and removes a cluster of eggs with a needle during a brief outpatient operation. The eggs are fertilized within three days with sperm from the patient’s partner or a donor. After that, the embryos are transferred to the uterus using a catheter. In some cases several embryos are use at a time to increase the chances of pregnancy, which can result in multiple births if more than two are transferred.\n\n“This is an amazing technology,” said Dr. Sherman J. Silber, the director of the Infertility Center of St. Louis and the specialist who treated Gastineau. “Anybody can get pregnant with IVF except for extreme cases. … It’s a very happy thing.”\n\nBut with the often exorbitant costs, the stories of IVF failures or scams and the emotional intensity of the procedure, IVF has at times gotten a bad rap.\n\nThough IVF doesn’t work for everyone and can be difficult and draining, those who have had success say they’re glad they did it.\n\nGastineau said her doctors kept drumming into her head that it was only her age that was making conception tricky, and their technique of mini-IVF was the best bet since she had very few eggs left in her old ovaries.\n\n“They said my tubes were fine, everything else was fine — pretty much I was just old,” said Gastineau, now 44. “I was like, oh thanks.”\n\nSilber says age is one of the biggest reasons for trouble conceiving, as women in their late 30s and early 40s have fewer eggs that tend to be of lesser quality than those who are younger.\n\nFor Gastineau, whose IVF cost much less than the usual fees for standard IVF because she was older and had so few eggs, the most challenging part of the process was the progesterone shot administered every day during her first trimester, but she’d do it all again in a heartbeat.\n\n“Having a good mental attitude helps,” she said. “Because I got pregnant so easy the first time, I thought, it’s going to work, it’s got to work. If you’ve got it in your head that you want it that badly, just go for it.”" ]

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[ null, null, "“Heal The World” is the seventh track on Michael Jackson’s 1991 album, Dangerous. It is one of Michael’s many anthems on improving the world’s circumstances, grouped with other tracks ...", null, null, "Lyrics to 'Heal The World' by Michael Jackson: There's a place in your heart And I know that it is love And this place could be much Brighter than tomorrow And if you really try", null, "In the documentary Living with Michael Jackson, Jackson said he created the song in his \"Giving Tree\" at Neverland Ranch. An ensemble performance of \"We Are the World\" and \"Heal the World\" closed Jackson's memorial service at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on July 7, 2009.", null, "The original Heal the World Foundation was a charitable organization founded by entertainer Michael Jackson in 1992. The foundation's creation was inspired by his charitable single of the same name.Through his foundation, Jackson airlifted 46 tons of supplies to Sarajevo, instituted drug and alcohol abuse education and donated millions of dollars to disadvantaged children, including the full ...", null, null, "7/18/2008 · Tuning: Standard Michael Jackson - Heal the world / [Verse] D Em F#m Em There's a place in your heart and I know that it is love D Em F#m Em and this place could be much brighter than tomorr\n\nMichael Jackson Heal The World lyrics & video : little girl talking (I think about the generations and they say they want to make it a better place for our children and our chi...\n\nWhat were the causes of Michael Jackson's mental health ...\n\n3/20/2019 · Question: What were the causes of Michael Jackson's mental health problems? Outside observation: 1. Years of abuse as a child - Jackson’s relationship with his father has been written about in great detail. It’s clear that the late Joe Jackson tre...\n\nMichael Joseph Jackson (August 29, 1958 – June 25, 2009) was an American singer, songwriter, and dancer, who was one of the most famous and successful musicians of all time. He was referred to as the \"King of Pop\", and was one of the most influential entertainers in the history of Pop music.He was the best-selling music artist during the year of his death.", null, "Heal The World Chords by Michael Jackson Learn to play guitar by chord and tabs and use our crd diagrams, transpose the key and more.", null ]

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[ "The baby daddy of bread hawker turned model, Olajumoke Orisaguna, has revealed that things have taken a downward turn for them, even as he spoke about her rudeness towards him.", null, "In an interview with Eelive, he said Jumoke’s celebrity status has been more of a hindrance than a blessing.\n\n“Sujimoto has been of tremendous help to us, though he couldn’t help me as he promised. I appreciate that it was him God used to put a roof over our heads.\n\nEvery time I attempt to get a job, I get scorned because they keep seeing the mother of my children as a superstar. I can work even at car-wash outlets, as long as the job is legitimate, I don’t mind. That’s how bad things are,” he said.\n\nAlthough they live together and have two children, the lovers are not married; a situation that Sunday blames Olajumoke for.\n\n“My parents had sent words to her mother for about three years now that it was time to formalise our union but Olajumoke has continued to turn down the proposal while insisting that the time isn’t right yet. So, marriage or no marriage is up to her.\n\nI think she was better when she was with Azuka because Azuka and TY Bello have great connections that paid Olajumoke more. I just know her manager calls her, they go out and return late.\n\nSometimes she returns as late as past 12am and without explanations. She doesn’t even tell me where they go and what happens. To be honest with you, I’ve had to be tolerating her rudeness. .\n\nShe talks to me recklessly and I get very upset. I know her attitude to me is this reckless because I’m not rich or have a robust means of income.”\n\nHowever, on her own part, Olajumoke said: “The world expects more from me. That’s why I want to own my house before the expiration of the 5-year rent which Sujimoto paid on my apartment at Surulere, Lagos.\n\nIt’s a tastefully furnished apartment and it was Azuka who spoke to her friend, Sujimoto, who later got us the place. She was also the one who spoke to the Payporte CEO who gave me one year contract. God will provide. I trust Him, He never fails me.”\n\nThe post Olajumoke Is Rude, Talks To Me Recklessly – Babydaddy appeared first on .\n\n25 years is a long time, guys, and Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde deserves all the accolades for staying strong and relevant through that long! The actress is celebrating the milestone, taking to her Instagram to share the news, writing: What!!! Stop press Lol… It just Occurred to […]" ]

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[ "Shannon Mullins Dubke is the stunning wife of White House communications director, Michael Dubke. The couple has been together for a number of years and they are the proud parents of two teenage kids.\n\nShannon’s husband handed his resignation as the White House communications director earlier this month. Her hubby born April 18, 1970; is the founder of Crossroads Media and is an expert in political affairs.\n\nThe New York native is a graduate from Hamilton College. In the early 90’s he was the executive director of the Ripon Society and Ripon Educational Fund. He later co-founded and was the president of Americans for Job Security, a pro-business league in Virginia. That organization was active in 45 states and spent over $55 million on advocacy for select issues.\n\nAlong with Steven J. Law, he co-founded in 2001, Crossroads Media, LLC. The company, which is a Republican media services company, serves American Crossroads, a Super PAC formed by Karl Rove. Dubke’s media company rose to stardom during the 2008 election cycle.\n\nHe has been happily married to wife, Shannon Mullins for years. Meet her below.", null, "Shannon Mullins Dubke is originally from Louisville, Kentucky but is currently an Alexandria, Virginia resident.\n\nJust like her husband, Shannon has a big title and a lot of responsibilities, the wife and mom of two, happens to be the CEO of a retail company called, D Enterprises Inc.,\n\nAside from being a busy CEO, 46-year-old Shannon Mullins Dubke is also the mother of two teenage sons, Harry and Sam Dubke (pictured below next to their dad)\n\nHarry Dubke attended Hamilton College and worked as a waiter at an Irish restaurant and bar. Sam Dubke is currently a student at Georgetown University Walsh School of Foreign Service.", null, "Shannon Mullins Dubke is also into health and fitness. The wife and mother of two regularly goes to the gym and believe it or not, she is into weight lifting. She goes to Crossfit Old Town in Alexandria.\n\nYou can find Shannon Mullins Dubke on Facebook here." ]

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[ null, "[FOOD] The meaning of the word “melting pot” gets lost in translation. Some think a melting pot means assimilation, others think it is meant to celebrate the diversity of the country we live in. According to Google, melting pot means “a place where different peoples, styles, theories, etc., are mixed together.” By definition, Buffalo will bring this word to life at the International Institute of Buffalo’s (IIB) annual event, Buffalo Without Borders.\n\nThe event will be held at the Hotel at the Lafayette on Thursday, November 3. Buffalonians will get the chance to celebrate the diversity in Western New York at what IIB’s Executive Director Eva Hassett calls “a big street party.”\n\n“It is a microcosm of the community, giving people a good chance to meet others they may not have had the opportunity to meet,” said Adair Saviola, the Director of Development and Communications at IIB.\n\nA plethora of ethnic restaurants will show off their culture through food. There will be a souk–a marketplace with handmade crafts from around the world–and plenty of entertainers, including a sitar player and Bollywood dancers.\n\nBWB started roughly seven years ago, when Hassett felt that the IIB should be “raising awareness about the amazing populations that were making Buffalo their home through the work IIB does.”\n\n“I had been able to meet a few clients, experience their stories and a bit of their culture, and it changed me for the better. I wanted as many people as possible to have that experience and to see how the new American population was changing Buffalo for the better,” she said.\n\nAt the time, the IIB had an influx of Burmese clients, so the event was initially dubbed “Buffalo meets Burma.” The following year, they expanded the event to include more cultures and changed the name. Hassett expressed her gratitude for the sponsors, and said they are the real reason this event happens.\n\nThe IIB is one of the four resettlement agencies in Buffalo. They help refugees find housing, jobs, and align them with social services." ]

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[ "Gismonti received classical musical education in piano and composition, which he first studied at the Brazilian conservatory, and then at Nadia Boulanger in Paris. In terms of guitar, he is self-taught, and when he found the six strings of this instrument insufficient, he constructed guitars with 10 and 12 strings. His most important field of activity was jazz, with a strong influence of popular music - the lyrical miniature \"Iluminada\" belongs to this trend.\n\nAssad, born in São Paulo, began learning to play the guitar from Brazilian folk melodies, and from the age of 14 wrote his own guitar duos, which he performed together with his brother. He is also the composer of numerous arrangements, solo and chamber pieces which include a guitar. His \"Five World Dances\" written in 2001 refer to the musical styles of various parts of the globe: I. Middle Eastern, II. Celtic, III. African, IV. Balkan and V. Latin American.\n\nThe work of Maurice Ravel - Piano Trio in A minor, will sound in a much more traditional composition. The piece was written in 1914, shortly before the composer's involvement in the French army. Ravel gave the first movement of the trio, as he described it himself, \"Basque colour\". In the classic four-movement form with the scherzo in the second movement (Pantoum) and slow passacaglia in the third link (Passacaille), innovative harmonic and textural ideas also sound. Ravel will use them again later, among others in his second violin sonata.", null ]

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[ null, "©Photo by Nareeta Martin on Unsplash\nPlease separate: Much too often organic waste is mixed up with plastic and other waste that doesn't belong into the bio-waste container.\n\nFar too often, diapers, can containers with food scraps, or just plain plastic end up in the organic waste garbage can. The problem was recently a topic of discussion in Germany, but it is likely to be on the agenda in many countries: People separate their waste too unconscientiously.\n\nIt wasn't long ago that Germany was discussing its waste. For a long time, the Germans rested on their reputation as a waste separation and recycling nation. Until research by major news services revealed that we are not yet handling our waste in such a resource-efficient way. On the contrary, a large proportion is shipped to Asia, from where it quickly ends up in the environment and waterways because the infrastructure is even worse than in Europe.\nNow there is another report that puts a scratch on the image of the clean German: Time and again, waste that doesn't belong there ends up in the organic waste garbage can. Of all things, the waste that most likely belongs back in the environmental cycle is interspersed with plastic, paper and other residual waste. According to the industry association BVSE, up to 15 percent of the waste is made up of foreign materials. Diapers, canned food, aluminum foil and plastic bags are found particularly frequently in the organic waste garbage can - waste that may well be interspersed with organic material, but does not belong in the organic waste. The consequence: Instead of being composted carefully, the organic waste is burned expensively.\nTherefore the professional association demands now stronger controls of the brown and green tons - and from the garbage disposal. A call for more self obligation would not be sufficient. The garbage workmen are to look more frequently suspicion-independently into the bio tons and simply leave, if the garbage was obviously not correctly separated - thus only bio garbage is to be found. Vice chief of the responsible professional association said to the news service n-tv that this is admittedly a harsh, but appropriate means. Controls absiets of the garbge workmen themselves, he said further, are still too differently regulated.\nContrary to what many consumers assume, so-called bioplastics are also controversial. Many experts recommend that the plastic bags, which are often made from corn or sugar cane, should not be disposed of in the organic waste garbage can. The problem, they say, is that they only decompose under very specific conditions that cannot always be met in composting plants.\nThe expert also complains that some municipalities do not inform their citizens enough about what belongs in the organic waste garbage can and what does not. Other municipalities, on the other hand, rely on very good information campaigns, so the problem of a high proportion of contaminants in the waste batches is rather low there - more of that is needed." ]

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[ null, "Rocky is infected with Lycanthropy. Changes into a beastly monster after exposure to moonlight or especially frustrating board games. Howling at the moon relieves the symptoms for a little while, but use a Golden Apple for best results.\n\n✦•• Toyhou.se ••✦\nReal name Quenlency Quartz. Rocky is a gray lop rabbit with black chest fur. She could be called in any pronouns, though more often then not people refers her as a she. She was born in a family of seven, five of which are her siblings. Rocky has interests in bio-science, such as the art of alchemy, bioengineering and gene modification. With that, her first few attempts were performed solely on plants, but then she moved onto herself and got into a freak accident.\n\nShe doesn't really like carrots...but she'd do anything for cucumbers.", null ]