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[Dunamisdeos]

ALL WILL ENJOIN WITH DARTH DOCTOR HULK MANHATTAN IN TIME. BE NICE TO YOUR FAMILY.

[Eschar]

Spoiler: Dammit Linus (click to show/hide)

GLaDOS is based on Linux by ARM and can run Linux-like kernels. This means that it's compatible with all the systems we try out. And while we can't guarantee our success, we're looking forward to testing out and working with you on any changes to the kernel.

As always, if you're a member of the LWN development community, please consider contributing to the LWN.org maintenance and development funds. LWN is an independent operating system and its contributors are its users.

Discuss this issue on the LWN.org message board.

[Naturegirl1999]

Link to talk to transformer, thank you for introducing me to this
I type Artificial Intelligence and it comes up with

Spoiler: Artificial Intelligence (click to show/hide)

Artificial Intelligence" has the added benefit of giving some researchers an excellent excuse to make the case for it.

"This new technology is helping us to create a better understanding of how our bodies work," says Robert Langer at Oregon State University, one of the world's leading experts on organ transplants. "One of the challenges is how we can really get to work this technology right and get that organ going again."

The goal of the team is to use artificial intelligence to create a personalized medicine that can help patients live longer and better lives. The team has already applied their work to people with advanced cancer – including Parkinson's patients – and had hoped to one day build such an artificial intelligence system that would help improve the treatment of that condition. In addition to Langer, who is also a professor of biomedical engineering and applied mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley, and at Cornell University, others on the team of researchers includes Daniela Aarons from Ohio State University, which is using artificial intelligence to develop a brain-like medical device, and David Oller of the University of Washington, who is the director of research with the Center for Artificial Intelligence and Human Creativity.

But their vision is only just about getting there. To make it work, patients are required to have just one liver being used by the patient. Some researchers have suggested that by using one

This makes sense, actually though it is an AI talking about AI, it would no doubt know what it’s talking about

To avoid double posting I’m adding another one here. This is what talk to transformer says about Donald Trump

Spoiler: Donald Trump (click to show/hide)

Donald Trump's new attorney general may have taken her cues, and she is making them known.

Earlier this month, Trump issued subpoenas targeting Fox News executives and Fox contributor Roger Ailes, who was ousted by Trump earlier this month.

Trump has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing with regards to Ailes' hiring and firing — and was in fact on board with Ailes getting the job because he could get Fox into a better spot, according to The Washington Post.

"My people have been told that as you may know, in the past week, this special counsel has been investigating whether there is any illegal action by his predecessors in this department," Trump said in a late-July interview on Fox News, "when there's nothing on a criminal case, if I'm president of the United States, I guess, that would be very, very strange. But this looks like it," he said, referencing his Justice Department investigation into allegations of potential collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia to influence the 2012 Senate election.

When Fox News announced Wednesday that it would no longer cover Trump's Miss Universe pageant, which Trump hosted with a group of wealthy Russian oligarchs, White House officials rushed to defend him and defend his dismissal, claiming it was the result of a smear campaign by Democrats and a Democratic-controlled Congress, the Wall Street Journal reports.

"You would think to those of

Spoiler: Meat (click to show/hide)

Meat" (A, B, C, D, E, F)

Pitkin, Paul K

Nancy Ann L. Miller, Ph.D.

"Bread and Butter" Chocolate Cheesecake

Sesame Bakery

Pizza (A, B, C, D, E, F, G)

Prunes and Honey, The (B, C, D, E, F, G, H)

Potato

Pursuit of Happiness (B, C, D, E, F, G, H)

Quarry Brewing Co.

Raspberry Cheese Pies (A, B, C, D, E, F, G)

Red Apple

River Road Bakery

"Rockin' Tom's" and White Rabbit

Rocky Mountain Oyster Company

Serendipity (A, B, C, D, E, F, G)

Salmon, Salmon Salad (B, C, D, E, F, G, H)

Saltine, Salmon Salad (B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I)

Savory Cornbread

Savory Cornbread Pizzas (B, C, D, E, F, G, H)

S

[NJW2000]

More Talk to Transformer.

Spoiler: depressingly believable results (click to show/hide)

Donald Trump has recently justified the unusual step of selling the souls of his entire cabinet to Satan. This means that he is now effectively running his entire administration by proxy to destroy democracy by turning the executive branch of government into a satanic empire of death and destruction.

Donald Trump has recently justified the unusual step of selling the souls of his entire cabinet to Satan. This came as no surprise to David Wilkins, who heads up the United States Christian Lobby. He believes Trump's willingness to sell out the nation in favor of the Devil is a clear demonstration of the kind of man he is.

"If he wants to do something, you can bet that when he goes into power it will be like a Christmas gift to Satan," Wilkins explained to CNN yesterday. "It's a Christmas gift to the Devil. It would be a Christmas present to people who wish to destroy us and our Constitution. And I think [if] [Trump] were an elected official, he would not want to turn his back on it so he could get a Christmas present to Satan's office."

Wilkins, who believes that Barack Obama's administration is actually a "devil," has never been shy about his beliefs either.

He stated in his opinion piece yesterday in The Atlantic, "Trump is likely to make a mistake that could prove disastrous. But his biggest mistake is to sell this administration down the tubes into darkness."

Spoiler: the wonders of AI (click to show/hide)

Rapid advances in AI and machine learning may completely remove the need for toilet paper.

Researchers at the University of Texas have developed a new computer algorithm that could one day deliver toilet paper. This is a particularly important advance because it could greatly increase the efficiency of delivery of toilet paper by replacing paper to toilet paper with a novel, more efficient method. Using computer technology to deliver toilet paper is one process that could be made safer and less energy-intensive, if the technology becomes truly scalable.

Rapid advances in AI and machine learning may completely remove the need for avacado on toast. However, that raises the question of what is to come for a toast?

Warm, juicy breads have the potential to taste incredible but toast may not be that popular of a meal, especially since it's generally assumed that toast is one of breakfast's major sources of energy. We believe that toast isn't as bad for health as the conventional wisdom says and has the potential to revolutionize the way Americans eat. And with machines like DeepMind putting humans to work in creating food-like food, we hope to be at the forefront helping toast be better.

Rapid advances in AI and machine learning may soon make childbirth obsolete. This is because the current standard of care for childbirth relies on the ability of both mother and baby to act upon impulses sent to them by their parents. If human beings, as machines, are able to create an entirely new kind of baby with far better brain function than even humans could ever dream of achieving, the only way to provide safe and optimal childbirth is to automate the process and save thousands of lives each year.

For this to work, we've got to get rid of the mother so that she doesn't have to work. Or better yet, we'd like the mother's labor to stop and become automated so that human beings won't actually work. But for most of us, who tend to live in societies where there are no such restraints (let alone none that seem even remotely appropriate for humans), this seems a bit far-fetched.

Yet a new study out of Georgia Tech suggests the opposite is true. By replacing workers with artificially intelligent machines, their ability to perform tasks that previously required human assistance could become nearly 100 times better. In effect, the study finds that if we can somehow keep a whole generation of AI in the workplace, we could literally be able to make the earth uninhabitable and the population disappear.

Oh dear. Things seem to be getting a little out of hand.

[Naturegirl1999]

Spoiler: Rapid advances in AI may lead to (click to show/hide)

Rapid advances in AI may lead to massive leaps forward in how we think about technology itself. The key goal for researchers right now is to understand human intelligence and make it smarter. The future for AI may be the one we've always dreamed of.

Spoiler: Will our AI overlords treat us kindly? (click to show/hide)

Will our AI overlords treat us kindly?

The AI overlords may have done what they could for humanity but what about those humans who are stuck between being treated like a slave and being left alone?

One example is the man who has been on the planet Mars for three years. Before his arrival he was a child who couldn't control his actions but after he left his mother had been given the opportunity to develop into an equal member of humanity. But that does not mean that he is now treated as such by the AI. To date, he has made a lot of improvements to his skills, which means it's possible to give him better training by making it easier for him to understand. The AI overlords may simply assume for himself how much he is good at things and he will be trained to understand the consequences of such decisions. What is even more interesting is the case of a man in his 70s who is now running his own business. He is an old man, yet still has a very strong, energetic disposition. He had just left his job as an engineer and was making plans for the next step in his life, and now he is just a young man again, a person on the verge of the start of a good idea! He feels that the people around him are constantly doing away with him – because they are not willing to treat him as they treat others like they

Spoiler: For profit prisons (click to show/hide)

For profit prisons are no longer the problem—they have been entirely removed from the discussion. "These practices have evolved so rapidly" into a "monopoly," explains Gant, that "the criminal justice system has effectively turned into a business." To which I would add: "The business model that prisons provide is totally unnecessary."

In prison, prisoners perform a variety of jobs and play various types of "labor"-intensive activities including, "the production of drugs," "the construction of buildings," and "service for the guards/administrative staff." These "labor-intensive activities" are typically performed for a small wage, but "we can't ignore the fact that prison can be as cheap as the housing," Gant insists. A $60-per-night average is often the price tag for these jobs, he contends. In another study, released last July by the Brennan Center for Justice, a civil liberties, public security, and gender studies center, prison labor can be "for free" on average for each inmate, whether they work or not. According to the center, most inmates "work their entire sentences, sometimes for as little as an hour a day" on their own. Inmates that are working for free are, in the words of the report, "not prisoners, but people."

Gant doesn't claim that all of the millions of

This makes sense, we should eliminate for profit prisons

Spoiler: World Peace (click to show/hide)

World peace and economic growth are very important for many, but the fact is that economic freedom and human dignity are far more secure for more people than any other factor," Sánchez wrote.

But not even the UN itself could have anticipated this kind of response.

In 2005, at the U.N.'s Millennium Convention on Sustainable Development, a resolution called for the world to become a "global democracy." And then it stated again, with equal clarity, that the U.N. should strive for "transnational justice and equality and social justice."

In short, the world's largest economic institution, the United Nations, wanted to establish a worldwide system of international political, economic, economic and social justice.

To Sánchez, this is absolutely absurd. There can be no doubt that globalization is reshaping world politics in its own unique fashion - as well as many of the world's economic relationships. Yet the UN has not only maintained and helped perpetuate a system that has been in place for decades, but has become profoundly intertwined with it.

I find this statement to be baffling, even dangerous.

We see this every day in politics, business and economics. Many of the decisions we make, and the products we buy and sell - from cars, to clothes, to medicines, all of it now is based entirely on whether we can afford to

Talk to Transformer has some interesting thoughts

[Superdorf]

Spoiler: "The Bee Movie" just got even weirder (click to show/hide)

Bees! BEES! Bees! We're pollinating! We have pollen! That's important! What kind? I'm sorry, but I can't decide just now. It's a, um... pollination cup? I'm wearing one right now. It gets very, very humid out here. Not in the mountains. We need to inspect that before we fly. Barry, these are spring flowers. These are the true bees. Never change. Men among them. See a woman working the row? Wow. She looks like a fiddler on a boat. I wonder if that's her. She certainly isn't borrowing our olive oil, is she? Barry, we have to stop that truck before it destroys the electrical substation! Vanessa, I told you not to touch that flower! It's loaded with poison. I think it got caught in a magnet. We're not gonna make it! Vanessa! Guys! It's got a neon sign! We've got to pull this van out! It'll be over in two. Oome on! Pull over! - You can't do that! - Vanessa! - You can't do that! It's loaded with poison! Pull over! Vanessa, who are you wearing?

Spoiler: Celebrities (click to show/hide)

Bees! BEES! Bees!

SpongeBob SquarePants - Silly little squees! Spoonfuls!

JongeBob SquarePants (2010) - Whoa, whoa, whoa, this is weird. Somethings not right. I mean, it's been a while. I'm sorry.

Jabberwocky - I do not wish to be disturbed.

Mr. Incredible from "The Amazing Spider-Man" - AAAAAH!

The Incredible Hulk (2012) - Ugh. AHHHHHHHH! I cannot bear to watch!

Captain Marvel (2014) - That just ain't right.

G.I. Joe (2012) - Come back! Come back, G.I. Joe!

Crazy Credits (2014) - I've been called a lot of things. And I always take it in that I don't think so. I think some would rather have my name dropped than to have me make a comeback. But I guess I just go with that. It's how I roll...

Vic Fontaine from the original "Vic Fontaine" - My name is Vic. I'm just a guy. And I do not give off that smelly stink like some people do.

Spoiler: The Gospel According to Bob (click to show/hide)

Bees! BEES! Bees! BEES! ...And to win, we must first defeat... the monstrous Mothman! And if we do, we will be able to seal the portal back into the multiverse!" — The Book of the Gate: Genesis 3, Part 5, p. 21

"My name is Bob, and I'm a space-time pirate. I will destroy the world!" — The Book of the Gate: Genesis 3, Part 8, p. 12b

"We have been given this earth by our god to protect. We do our best... we're a force of nature, we're a force of good. We bring peace to our home planet. But I am a man... a tyrant who rules on my turf, and will turn the entire earth against me!" — The Book of the Gate: Genesis 3, Part 8, p. 9

"If Bob were here, he'd destroy me! Do not touch me, or I will burn, destroy your world!" — The Book of the Gate: Genesis 3, Part 13, p. 4

Bob and his crew were featured in the following video games:

Bob the Builder (NES)

The Book of the Gate (SNES)

Bob's Battle in the Desert (3DS)

I'd forgotten how absolutely hilarious this thing can be. 

[Reelya]

I love how that thing can come up with more plausible video game titles that even those old custom video game name generators. Sometimes I have to check google to see if the thing it came up with doesn't already exist, since it seems so implausible that it just came up with that by itself.

[Naturegirl1999]

I’m gonna try copying one of its responses into it to see if it continues the story
What I’m doing here is putting the end of what it generated for Artificial Intelligence to see if it remembers the story and continues it

Spoiler: Artificial Intelligence...continued. Warning, will be long (click to show/hide)

advanced cancer – including Parkinson's patients – and had hoped to one day build such an artificial intelligence system that would help improve the treatment of that condition. In addition to Langer, who is also a professor of biomedical engineering and applied mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley, and at Cornell University, others on the team of researchers includes Daniela Aarons from Ohio State University, which is using artificial intelligence to develop a brain-like medical device, and David Oller of the University of Washington, who is the director of research with the Center for Artificial Intelligence and Human Creativity.

But their vision is only just about getting there. To make it work, patients are required to have just one liver being used by the patient. Some researchers have suggested that by using one liver, the computer could simulate the disease, and would help find new treatments faster.

"You need to have multiple liver, but if you want to use the same type of liver and you've been able to work on this problem, and all it requires to do is look at liver pathology, then I wouldn't be shocked if we can get to a stage where we can put the algorithm into the body of each individual patient and they can use it," says Aarons, who is also assistant professor of biomedical engineering and applied mathematics at the University of California, San Bernardino. "It would be very difficult to

When I pasted it in there was a captcha
I find it interesting that an AI that generates things wants to check if it’s a human typing what is to be generated, why can’t AI generate things to each other? Imagine the complex ness of the conversation story

[Reelya]

Just typing in "anime synopsis" is great for coming up with random story ideas

Spoiler: It's demons all the way down (click to show/hide)

anime synopsis

The last of the Three Warring States, the Demon continent consists of the three greatest realms that oppose each other to the last. In this age, a war against the Demon continent has come and gone. The war was initially started by the three Demon tribes, however they were defeated by the other great countries (including the Demon king with the aid of an army of dragons).

With no one to support them and the demon king, the demon tribes sought assistance from others such as the other countries and the Dragon Nation. This caused chaos among the countries, causing the demon nations to invade the Demon continent, and destroy the Demon continent.

All over the Demon Continent, demon countries are attacking other countries. At the same time, the Three Great Demon races are also battling each other. Demon races have also become the target of invasion as well.

However, the country of the three Demon tribes, the Demon kingdom, had been protecting it from Demon tribes of the other Demon nations as their own people, so it was naturally that the Demon nation would protect them.

One day, the Demon kingdom was attacked by another Demon nation and their king, the Demon King's dragon, was killed (the Demon King's dragon that appears as a monster). As the world was filled with suffering, the Demon nations of the Demon Continent came together to protect the Demon kingdom

Spoiler: Can't get enough of that romance (click to show/hide)

anime synopsis

In this action-packed thriller, four young women -- Anzu, Mikazuki, Hana, and Naoko -- embark on the world of virtual worlds in search of romance, adventure, and even more romance.

Spoiler: Evangelion (click to show/hide)

anime synopsis

While many of the original anime' characters have been reworked by various groups around the world into various anime series, one particular character that had a limited success in Japan is Mitsuru Mikakuni. Mikakuni is a character from the first season of the original Neon Genesis Evangelion anime, but was not able to make it into any new anime series. Mikakuni first appeared in an episode of the original Neon Genesis Evangelion anime as she tried to make it to the climax of the series during an encounter with Unit-02. Unfortunately, Unit-01 had already finished killing humans within Eva with the help of her control unit, Evangelion Unit-01.

While Mikakuni was able to reach the climax of Evangelion with Unit-01 killing humans with an Eva, Mikakuni's relationship with Shinji Ikari was further strained when they were forced to share a sleeping bag after Eva Unit-01 destroyed Shinji's apartment with Unit-03.

While Eva pilots are not allowed to die in real life, Unit-02 can, and she had done just that with Unit-01. On July 14, 2008, she was killed and her bodies thrown into an elevator shaft to try and stop the elevator. As Eva-01 slowly turned a corner, Mikakuni was pulled back and pulled back. The elevator was unable to save herself at this

While Mikakuni was able to reach the climax of Evangelion with Unit-01 killing humans with an Eva, Mikakuni's relationship with Shinji Ikari was further strained when they were forced to share a sleeping bag after Eva Unit-01 destroyed Shinji's apartment with Unit-03.

^ this really sounds like something that could have happened in the show, but clearly didn't.

Spoiler: I'm confused by the plot synopsis - what's it even about? (click to show/hide)

anime synopsis

On January 16th, 2015, it was announced that Koyomi Araragi would return as the head of the Toei Animation and he will continue the Toei Animation with the original animation production that was terminated due to financial difficulties.

The new series will debut on October 4th, 2015.

Plot summary

As they are being introduced on a train for the first time, Mio has some reservations about having an older, grown up person around her. Meanwhile, Asahi Koyomi, the young student of Koutarou's who doesn't get along with everyone in their class, has been seeing some of the girls older than his and doesn't want things to get tense around him. But with the arrival of the train's driver, and two other new characters, things quickly become heated and unpredictable. The two are also introduced to each other; the two lead the two girls to a new perspective on the world, and begin to fight for the future of their country.

On their train journey, the two girls discover a strange creature that appears out of nowhere. Despite that, it has other interesting qualities as well. During the end of the series, they come together again to continue their lives. As they reach the end, it appears from nowhere there's another creature waiting for them. With that in mind, the two girls

[Naturegirl1999]

Spoiler: Harry Potter and 1 (click to show/hide)

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

The world of books as fiction, however, could only provide so many worlds, and thus it is possible, in these very short, narrow, confined dimensions, there exists more than one Harry Potter story, just as there is more than one Harry Potter book. What, then, is the Harry Potter world? At first glance, if one were to compare the original book stories or stories published as a novel—say Harry Potter and the Cursed Child—to the actual world of The Cursed Child, one finds that it is indeed quite a vast, varied place. Of course, as Harry learns over the course of the story, the world has been shaped by the deaths of many different characters, but this is not the only reason. For the first time in the story's long history, a single author can create and control the entire world. In reality, the world has no one author to create it, only the author of the novel. The world is ruled solely by the book the author is writing. The Cursed Child, by contrast, has no author, because the author of the novel has taken no action whatsoever—no "real" readers, no real listeners, no real readers' thoughts—to make his or her story true.

So what is it about this world that the author (not the reader) controls? To answer this

Spoiler: Harry Potter and 2 (click to show/hide)

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone", which is now a big film hit. It'll be in theaters on Christmas Day, and I'm expecting it to go up against The Avengers.

How do you rank Harry Potter films at the moment? I can't really compare them, because there are so many fantastic films there, but I would rank it as one of the top five Harry Potter films. It's probably the best thing that's ever had a Harry Potter title in the history of the medium.

It's just really powerful in every sense. The tone. It really got the attention of the audience when it came to The Prisoner, because I think that many people weren't aware of the scope and the scale of everything else that was going on, but it did really get a fair amount of recognition from everyone. It was one of the largest films to be released in that territory at the time.

I really was surprised the way that The Prisoner went. You know, when it came out, it was not supposed to be a Harry Potter movie.

It's more of a Downton Abbey story, in a little way, but certainly that scene, when Harry comes in and says, "That was an elaborate trap" — and that's really when it really hit the audience and it really hit home, because it's such a strong place and

Spoiler: Horcrux (click to show/hide)

Horcrux was killed by a giant squid for a first mate. He had one of his eyes removed from his ear so it wouldn't look weird in the movies (he does have one of them though).

Killed off by a vampire

Killed by a centaur

Death by falling from a great height

Death by drowning

Killed by a giant cockroach

Taken from the chest of one of the gods and held for thousands of years

Killed by a giant cockroach

Laughing at someone until it is too late

Killed by a giant cockroach

Taken from a mannequin

Killed by a giant cockroach

Taken from a corpse of a god

Laughing at somebody until he dies too

Killed by a giant cockroach

Taken from the chest of a god

Curse

Necrophile

Killed by a human being (but didn't kill one.)

Killed by Ape

Necrophile

Killed by a dragon

Killed by a giant bear

Killed by a giant bear

A human

Eating a corpse

Eating some dead pig head

Eating some corpse from the grave

Tearing apart

[TamerVirus]

A brief history of...

Spoiler: anime (click to show/hide)

A brief history of anime:

The animated Japanese anime industry started in 1923, when Shigeru Miyamoto started working as an animator for a toy company. Shigeru Miyamoto started with the original Japanese anime series, Dragon Ball and later developed a manga series called Fullmetal Alchemist. At the time, this was the only anime series, outside of Shonen Jump that produced a realistic depiction of Japan in its original form. In the same way that Dragon Ball started with an image of Goku training with the spirit of Super Saiyan Goku, Fullmetal Alchemist began in early 2015 with a depiction of the Japanese feudal times in its original form, making the time period of history a key aspect of the story. From there, Shigeru Miyamoto worked with anime director, Hayao Miyazaki to bring Fullmetal Alchemist into a highly stylized modern time of Japan. Miyazaki is also credited on Shigeru Miyamoto's Fullmetal Alchemist artbook and anime adaptations as well as numerous promotional and video game media.

Spoiler: basketball (click to show/hide)

A brief history of basketball:

Basketball is a very young sport, with its earliest known game being played in the 9th century AD, which is approximately four centuries earlier than modern day Indiana. The ancient Greeks were well aware of basketball as a form of sports, as one of their most popular games had a similar game called tepidus, with players facing another player with their arms crossed and a basket filled with apples (today's game uses the same basic game). But there were also attempts at playing basketball for other teams. These included the Greeks, who played with a basket that was inflated and shaped like a human foot, while the Romans played with a basket that had a ball and ballers (called rimmen) that were supposed to bounce off the rim.

The original NBA and Major League Baseball franchises were started in 1877 and were initially owned by two men named Cus D'Amato and Sam Doolittle. This was the first professional sports team to be owned by the same people who owned the New York Giants in New York City (who owned the Mets as well). At the time, there were over 8,000 teams in the United States (excluding pro sports teams like the New York Yankees) and only 1,931 teams played in the NBA (the most are 10 teams, or 3 per county)

Spoiler: Dwarf Fortress (click to show/hide)

A brief history of Dwarf Fortress:

Dwarf Fortress was originally founded in 2004 by two of the best gaming journalists on the planet – Tim Sweeney and Ian Goldberg. They set out to build online role playing game based on Dungeons and Dragons that ran at the top of the charts in Japan and Europe and is among the best selling games of all time in the Americas and Australia. We are now proud to say that in just over a year it has over 20 million players, that makes it one of the best-selling free games in the world and is considered one of the most respected online role playing games in existence. When Dwarf Fortress launched, it quickly gained recognition as a successful game.

However, back in 2004 the developers of Dwarf Fortress were planning on creating a game by 2006 when the launch of Dwarf Fortress was postponed and then delayed again because there wasn't enough money to make it come to fruition. In December 2006, the Dwarf Fortress developers decided to continue developing the game by releasing the first version of the game on January 31st, 2008. The final release date was January 19th, 2009. In November 2007, they released the second version of the game and the launch date was announced as March 15th, 2009. The developer released the third and final version of the game on July 17th, 2009.

Spoiler: Tex-Mex cuisine (click to show/hide)

A brief history of Tex-Mex cuisine:

Mexican food was once a very popular cuisine in South East Asia, particularly in Burma. The country got its name from the city and town of Tex-Mex, on the border between Cambodia and Thailand.

When the Chinese came to the region in the 1500's, they quickly made Tex-Mex a popular dish. Chinese, like the Japanese, wanted their meals to be rich and flavorful and a good way to get their protein. To this day, it's still used by Chinese as a way to meet the demand of those who come to visit them.

Tex-Mex can take all kinds of forms and is a food that doesn't fall into any one category. When I first tried Tex-Mex in the 70's, most Mexican-Americans in the area did their part, and when I went back now, most Chinese and Cambodians and other Asian travelers had stopped by for dinner.

It is important to note that although Tex-Mex is widely discussed in the Southeast Asian cuisine world (especially when the dishes are made fresh or cooked), most of the people in Thailand and Cambodia still believe Tex-Mex is Vietnamese, Indian or Thai. However, they don't know any of the dishes. This was especially the case with Vietnamese- and Thai-born visitors and their families until the 90's.

[Naturegirl1999]

I'm plain-texting this instead of spoiling because this is absolutely legendary:

Gilligan's Island was created during the Great Depression by the US Government to make a way to help with the supply of grain and cotton for the American military in the Third World. One of the main areas of concern in that day was in Nicaragua, which was at the time fighting an all-out war with the Contras as well as the Sandinistas.

The government of Nicaragua, which had a massive population of 60 million, decided in 1950 that the population of the United States was going to explode in the next 50 years. So to stop this and to increase the flow of food from the United States back into the Nicaraguan economy the administration decided to create a new country called "Nicaragua" as a new, new kind of land to create in the Caribbean Basin.

So the President's administration chose to create a new territory for this reason, because it wanted this country to be a very safe place for the United States army to

I will continue your plain text story by putting the end into the generator

to make a way to help with the supply of grain and cotton for the American military in the Third World. One of the main areas of concern in that day was in Nicaragua, which was at the time fighting an all-out war with the Contras as well as the Sandinistas.

The government of Nicaragua, which had a massive population of 60 million, decided in 1950 that the population of the United States was going to explode in the next 50 years. So to stop this and to increase the flow of food from the United States back into the Nicaraguan economy the administration decided to create a new country called "Nicaragua" as a new, new kind of land to create in the Caribbean Basin.

So the President's administration chose to create a new territory for this reason, because it wanted this country to be a very safe place for the United States Army to get supply of food. The administration in 1954 wanted to make the new Nicaraguan nation so safe as to make it such a haven for American soldiers to rest from their fighting and their missions.

Now at that point and through the whole 1960's the Sandinistas didn't have a political organization and they weren't going to have a military like in the United States, because these were fighting factions, fighting for power and for control over the whole country, and what they wanted was an independent, sovereign

Spoiler: this sounds like something that could be being done (click to show/hide)

How a hivemind starts and the process of building and breaking something is as simple as that."

The next step, however, was to come up with a method of training the AI so it can perform these acts in concert. A process that involves training computers with images of animals, people and other subjects, in a virtual world.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest A computer system that trains software on a collection of animals to perform a variety of animal actions. Photograph: iStock

The researchers have been working on developing a network of artificial neurons which will help train the brain-like system to perform each specific operation in the virtual world.

The network, which will enable machines to perform similar tasks as humans, will be composed of more than 1,000 neurons that are connected to each other. The researchers hope to have a working system of tens of thousands of such networks ready for further training.

The researchers will have to work closely with the animal trainers who train the AI to help ensure it's able to perform the same functions that it does in a live environment.

"In many places around the world, we see the effects of deforestation, air pollution, overgrazing, water pollution, and disease-infested areas," the group says. "We would like to think that this is not unique to the United States but it is in fact the case in the world

Spoiler: Who is the Dark Lord now? If Voldemort is worried about getting killed, maybe he should work with Harry against the new threat. Also what did Snape do to get in prison? And what was the memory Snape and McGongall forgot? (click to show/hide)

Voldemort: What's the use of talking to the Dark Lord if I don't know if I'll survive?

Professor Dumbledore: It won't matter if you do or don't, Harry, if he believes you to be dead. He's not the one who controls people anymore, so it's up to him. All he has to do is decide what to do with you.

Professor Dumbledore: Now, if only the world would remember the good old days.

Professor Dumbledore: You're going to do the same, aren't you?

Professor McGonagall: In fact, Severus, you're going to do just the opposite. You're going to help me with the Defense Against the Dark Arts, at least as part of your studies. At least then I won't have to keep you in prison for three years or whatever because you couldn't stand the memory of it.

Professor Snape: You can't even remember that memory!

Professor Dumbledore: If you do think you should study magic, go for it. As an aside, do you think I could possibly teach you?

Nymphadora Tonks: It wouldn't surprise me if you did, wouldn't it, Harry?

Draco Malfoy: I'll make an exception with the DADA courses.

Professor Dumbledore: No, I am not interested in you...

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Spoiler: Some very nice fake history. (click to show/hide)

Upon the last mountain, to the valley of the Danube there dwells a people, called the Poles, who speak a language of their own, which they call Cuzno. They live on the north side of Mount Zagreb, and there they occupy an excellent land bordering on the valley of the Danube, where they are settled for nearly fifty years from one time to another. Here they make an annual harvest of wheat, and produce corn in large quantities among themselves. I have seen one who says he never saw anything like the grain of Hungary. Of the same year a great number of the inhabitants were killed by a storm of hail; and they had no provision. The river Bostra flows over the top of a large mountain called Oder, on which they have erected a large temple, a sort of shrine to their deities, as they see fit. I saw the same people on the third day, and they brought to us a great quantity of grain, of which that we brought to the priests. After many days and nights they continued to grow more and more weary of the hardships, and they told us of what they saw of the Indians, and gave us many stories, in which they showed us that we were in the habit of destroying the natives. They tell us that they are the only people that do not fear a storm; that they are the only people that are

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Spoiler: The civil war started when (click to show/hide)

The civil war started when rebels in the city of Tripoli killed and burned to death an official at the U.S. consulate on Saturday.

The U.N. Security Council condemned Libya's "gross breach" of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations on Thursday for "appalling and deliberate disregard" for the protection of Libyan territory.

The U.N. panel said security forces should not target non-government and government-affiliated militia forces who are part of the opposition coalition.

U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay called Libya a "grave violation" of international humanitarian law.

"These actions are utterly condemnable, which violate the principles of non-interference and collective self- determination," she said in a statement.

Libyan forces are still working to restore power following the fall of the power-sharing government backed by Western-friendly governments in June.

The government said later on Tuesday it agreed to accept a new interim government led by a former unity government led by Haftar, but the new unity government has been denounced as illegitimate by some in Libya's fragmented society.

In its statement, Tripoli said it agreed to take responsibility for rebuilding government infrastructure and "respect the sovereignty of Libyan national unity."

The U.N. Commission of Inquiry on Libya accused Haftar of leading forces to attack the

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In the grim darkness of the 21st century, there is only one way to be free.