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PER-MARTIN HAMBERG (born 14 July 1912 in Grundsunda, Sweden,– d. 11. December 1974 in Lidingö, Sweden) was a Swedish composer, scriptwriter, director, author and radio producer.

Per-Martin Hamberg was born in Ångermanland, but, at age 3, came to Stugun in Jämtland County where his father worked as priest. Per-Martin finished High School at Östersund in 1932. Already during his high school years he performed at local city shows with his own melodies. Then he moved to Stockholm, where he passed the exam in Philosophy at Stockholm University in 1939. In high school at Östersund he met Karin Juel, and with her help he was able to publish a number of melodies, including Stora Skrällen and a ballade on the fiddlers of the French king.

Karin Juel often hired Hamberg to be her accompanying pianist. During his first year in Stockholm, Hamberg describes his aspiration for his former hometown Östersund in the known melody „Nu tänds åter ljuse i min lilla stad“ under the pseudonym Erik Decker.

Hamberg was hired by Sveriges Radiotjänst in 1945. Two years later he became head of the entertainment section and reorganized the radio entertainment program. Some of the radio shows which were redefined with Hamberg's help were Föreningen för Flugighetens främjande (FFFF) with Povel Ramel, Frukostklubben with Sigge Fürst, Karusellen with Lennart Hyland, and the long running quiz Tjugo frågor with himself as program director and Astrid Lindgren, Stig Järrel and Kjell Stensson as contributors. In addition to his work at the radio, he led the Knäppupps Revuen from the first show „Akta Huvet“ in Göteborg from 1952 on. From early on Per-Martin Hamberg was interested in TV as media, and was program head at the Swedish Television from 1955 until 1962, where he started the shows Kvitt eller dubbelt and Stora famnen. He also brought the popular radio show Hylands hörna to TV. During his last years at the Swedish Television he worked at the news departement and as the head of Aktuell. Per-Martin was multitalented, and published his first book Kärleks ljuva plåga shortly before his death, a novel about Magdalena Rudensköld. In 1962 Per-Martin donated to the Uppsala history museum a valuable copy of trapping scissors which were made at the end of the 18th century to catch the great sea monster Storsjöodjuret. These were exchanged against the original during the 1965 festival; that's why the original trapping scissors are now in Uppsala and the copy is in Östersund.

Per-Martin Hamberg's nephew Lars Hamberg, at his time the most known radio host at the Swedish Radio in Malmö, founded the orchestra Phontrattarne in Uppsala in 1956.

Per-Martin was married with Anna Maria Elisabeth Hamberg (1911-2000).

Film music

-   1944 Sabotage
-   1946 Kvinnor i väntrum (women in the waiting room)
-   1947 Kvarterets olycksfågel (the unlucky fellow of the neighborhood)
-   1948 Textilarna (textiles)
-   1949 Pippi Långstrump (Pippi Longstocking)
-   1950 Stjärnsmell i frukostklubben (crashing of the stars in the breakfast club)
-   1950 Mamma gör revolution (mum makes revolution)
-   1951 Spöke på Semester (ghost on holiday)

title: Per-Martin Hamberg

question: Summarize everything relating Per-Martin Hamberg's education.

answer: Per-Martin Hamberg finished High School at Östersund and passed the exam in Philosophy at Stockholm University.

question: List 4 Per-Martin Hamberg's movie songs.

answer: 'Women in the waiting room', 'The unlucky fellow of the neighborhood', 'Textiles', and 'Pippi Longstocking'.

question: What did Hamberg do in Swedish Television?

answer: Hamberg was program head at Swedish Television from 1955 until 1962.

question: What is Storsjöodjuret?

answer: Storsjöodjuret is a great sea monster.

question: Write a ~4 sentence summary.

answer:
Per-Martin Hamberg (1912-1974) was a Swedish composer, scriptwriter, director, author, and radio producer. He started working in Sveriges Radiotjänst in 1945 and became head of the entertainment section in 1947. He reorganized the radio entertainment program.
Hamberg was program head at Swedish Television from 1955 until 1962.


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ROHIT PAPPU is an Indian born computational and theoretical biophysicist. He is the Edwin H. Murty Professor of Engineering and the director of the Center for Biological Systems Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis.

Education and career

Pappu did his undergraduate work in physics, mathematics, and electronics at the St. Joseph's College, Bangalore. He received an M.S. in solid state physics in 1992 and Ph.D. in biological physics in 1996, both at Tufts University where he worked theoretical aspects of protein folding. He spent two years as a postdoctoral fellow at Washington University in St. Louis with Jay Ponder and then from 1998 to 2001 he was a postdoctoral fellow with George Rose at Johns Hopkins University. He joined Washington University in St. Louis as an Assistant Professor in Biomedical Engineering in 2001, becoming Associate Professor in 2007 and Professor in 2011. He was inducted as the Edwin H. Murty Professor of Engineering in 2015.[1]

Research

Pappu uses theoretical, computational, and experimental approaches to study intrinsically disordered proteins in the context of normal cellular function and neurodegenerative diseases (notably Huntington's disease [2]). He has made major contributions to understanding the driving forces associated with protein aggregation, and how the linear amino acid sequence of a disordered proteins determines its conformational behaviour, with a particular focus on the role of polar and charged amino acids.[3][4][5][6][7][8] With postdoctoral fellow Rahul Das, Pappu discovered that the patterning of charged residues has a major impact on the conformational ensemble of a disordered protein.[9] More recently, his work has focussed on the polymer physics of biological phase transitions to understand the theoretical and molecular underpinnings that drive intracellular phase separation.[10][11][12]

Pappu was named a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in 2013,[13] and in 2016 was elected as a fellow of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE) for “_outstanding contributions to protein engineering and design and the molecular basis of neurodegeneration through advances in computational biology_”.[14]

[1] http://pappulab.wustl.edu/people.html#rohit Rohit Pappu, CV

[2] https://source.wustl.edu/2016/05/huntingtons-disease-target-4-5-million-nih-grants/

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title: Rohit Pappu

question: Summarize all the information relating to Rohit Pappu's education to Ph.D. level.

answer: Pappu did his undergraduate work in physics, mathematics and electronics at St. Joseph's College in Bangalore, India. He received his M.Sc. in solid state physics in 1992 and Ph.D. in 1996 both at Tufts University.

question: At what age did Rohit Pappu become a professor?

answer: He became a professor in 2011. His date of birth is not given.

question: Summarize Rohit Pappu's research.

answer: Pappu uses theoretical, computational, and experimental approaches to study intrinsically disordered proteins in the context of normal cellular function and neurodegenerative disease. he has made major contributions to understanding the driving forces associated with protein aggregation, and how the linear amino acid sequence of a disordered protein determines its conformational behavior. He discovered that the patterning of charged residues has a major impact on the conformational ensemble of a disordered protein. More recently his work focused on the polymer physics of biological phase transitions to understand the theoretical and molecular underpinnings that drive intracellular phase separation.

question: Summarize all the information relating to Rohit Pappu's career.

answer: Pappu was a post-doctoral fellow at Washington University in St. Louis with Jay Ponder. After this he was a post-doctoral fellow with George Rose at Johns Hopkins University. He joined Washington University in St. Louis as an assistant professor in Biomedical Engineering in 2001, becoming an associate professor in 2007 and professor in 2011. He was inducted as the Edwin H. Murty Professor of Engineering in 2015.

question: In what field does Rohit Pappu work?

answer: Pappu is a computational and theoretical biophysicist.

question: Which organizations recognize Rohit Pappu as a fellow?

answer: The American Association for the Advancement of Science and the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: Rohit Pappu is an Indian born computational and theoretical biophysicist. He is the Edwin H. Murty Professor of Engineering and the director of the Center for Biological Systems Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis.


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My father (Walter) married Darcy in 1992 after six months of acquaintance, at the terrifying prospect of dying alone. In 2007 Walter O’Driscoll bought a dog and formed a stronger companionship with it than that of the one with his wife. The dog had anxiety problems and would incessantly vomit regardless of location or time. It was this trait coupled with the purchase of a new entryway rug that drove Mrs. O’Driscoll to get rid of the dog, and it was this that drove Walter to burn down the house with her inside. This story is true.

Walter was 61 years old come September. He worked at a company that sold cleaning products which, yes, is as boring as it sounds. But Walter didn’t mind boring. You see, a belief he’d held onto since he was a teen was that doing boring things is like meditating. And so he did so for nine hours a day. And then he would continue being bored well after he got home until he went to bed (in a separate room from his wife’s), and he would read a boring book, and then dream boring dreams (sometimes of reading boring books), and then wake up and eat (boring) breakfast.

Life was predictable for Walter. One day while reading the paper, he realized he had been living his life in the future; when he was driving to work, he imagined himself already at work, packaging cleaning product, and when he got to work it was exactly what he expected. While he was packaging cleaning product, he was thinking about watching television with his dog. In fact, for an old man with so little future ahead of him, he spent an unusually large amount of time thinking about it.

The only time that Walter wasn’t hyper-aware of his boredom and thinking about the future was when he was sitting in his chair watching TV, his dog in his lap. After a couple episodes of whatever was on television, it ran off to some other part of the house. Walter wasn’t alone in his chair for long when Darcy’s shrill, French voice preceded her entry into the living room.

“That damn dog puked on the cahpet!” she said, each angry word bleeding into the next. She said more things but he turned on the subtitles for the TV and feigned deafness until she stomped off ranting about the poor little dog.

A week later he arrived home from work to Darcy walking briskly out of the house yelling. Her attempts to make herself heard were futile as Walter had the windows up so that all that penetrated the glass were muffled bass notes. He stepped out of the car.

“- Rug again. Get rid of that dog! Get rid of it-” he tuned her out again.

That night he sat in his chair with his dog in his lap, watching whatever on TV. Dinner was boring, just as he expected. In bed, he dreamed of working in the factory.

The next day, he went to work, just as previously described, and worked all day, just as he’d imagined the night before. When he got home, things began to veer off from their normal path. Darcy didn’t come out to meet him in the driveway to complain today. In fact, the house was eerily quiet, although he couldn’t quite place what it was that was so different. When he got to the door, he realized what it was- the dog wasn’t barking. He stepped inside. Darcy was standing in the kitchen with her hands on her hips.

“You were taking too long to get rid of the dog so I did.”

He didn’t listen anymore, rather walked to his chair and watched TV.

She complained about other things, but the complaints fell on falsely deaf ears.

That night, instead of going to bed, he stayed up awhile. The orange glow from the lamps throughout the house reflected off the windows making it impossible to see outside. The TV had been off for some time. When Darcy’s cruel snoring came through the walls, he made his way downstairs and dug through little odds and ends until he found a can of mogas. He took it upstairs with him and poured it all through the house, making extra sure to douse the entryway rug, and the area outside her Darcy’s bedroom door, then lit a match and dropped it on the trail.

As he made his way back to his room he reflected on all of his life spent in boredom. He did not regret it, but he was tired now. He could hear the crackling of the flames growing louder and louder, and eventually, the shrill calls of the woman to whom he was married. He entered his bedroom, which was, again, not shared with his wife. Walter pulled his slippers off his feet and lay down in his small bed. The house was getting hotter, and with every second he lay there he became more tired, then he fell asleep.

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question: Who are the main characters of the story?

answer: Walter O’Driscoll, Darcy (Walter's new wife), the dog, the narrator (Walter's son)

question: Why did Walter marry Darcy?

answer: He was terrified at the prospect of dying alone.

question: Why was Walter's dog vomiting everywhere at any time of the day?

answer: The dog had anxiety problems and probably couldn't help herself.

question: Describe Walter's thoughts on anything boring.

answer: Since he was a teen, Walter believed that doing boring things is like meditating.

question: Write a ~8 sentence summary.

answer: The narrator tells the story of his father, Walter O’Driscoll, who lives a boring and predictable life while working at a company that sold cleaning products. Walter believes doing boring stuff is like meditating, and actually looks forward to anything boring. Walter married Darcy in 1992 after only six months of knowing her because he was terrified at the prospect of being alone. In 2007, Walter bought a dog with anxiety issues and they formed a closer bond than what Walter has with Darcy. The dog's anxiety problems cause it to vomit anywhere, anytime, much to the annoyance of Darcy, who kept telling Walter to get rid of the dog. When Walter came home one day, Darcy got rid of the dog. He waited for her to sleep in her room and proceeded to set the house on fire. Walter goes to his own room to sleep as the house gets hotter.


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An office suite is a collection of related software for knowledge workers. The software is distributed together in a single package, with a consistent graphical interface, and typically with strong integration between the different components.

The types of software included in an office suite often consist of word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, database and more. For many users the office suite (together with a web browser and email client) represents the cornerstone of their computing day, particularly in the business field. A high quality office suite is therefore a basic necessity for any computing platform to prosper.

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FREE OFFICE SUITES THAT CUT THE MUSTARD
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question: What is an office suite?

answer: A collection of related software for knowledge workers.

question: What are the types of software included?

answer: Word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, database, and others

question: Which office suite is the most popular at the time of the article?

answer: Microsoft Office

question: What are some of the others office suites available?

answer: Apache OpenOffice, ONLYOFFICE, LibreOffice

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

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"THE SHROUD" is the fourteenth episode of the tenth season of _Stargate SG-1_.

-   1 Synopsis
-   2 Previously on _Stargate SG-1_
-   3 Plot
-   4 Appearances
-   5 Notable Quotes
-   6 Notes
-   7 Goofs
-   8 In other languages
-   9 External links

Synopsis[edit | edit source]

SG-1 finally discovers Dr. Daniel Jackson and is shocked to see that he is a Prior of the Ori. Jackson attempts to convince SG-1 that he was made into a Prior so that he could get Adria to trust him, because he has his own agenda: Jackson plans to wipe out the Ori once and for all by sending the Sangraal to the Alteran Home Galaxy.

Previously on _Stargate SG-1_[edit | edit source]

SG-1's hunt for the Sangraal leads them to Osric's planet where they find Merlin in a Stasis pod. Before Merlin dies, he used the Repository of knowledge to download his consciousness into Dr. Daniel Jackson. Jackson uses the Molecular construction device to begin to build a Sangraal. When the Ori army attacks, Jackson uses his powers to kill the Ori soldiers and fight Adria to allow the rest of the team to escape but he is overpowered and ends up being captured by Adria.

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SG-1 discovers a planet recently visited by an Ori Prior. They learn from Tevaris, the leader of the village, that this Prior, oddly, made no threats whatsoever and spoke only of the merits of Origin. A villager alerts them to the return of the Prior and SG-1 requests that their presence remain hidden. Subsequently, a hooded Prior asks Tevaris if the village is to convert to Origin. Tevaris wants to know more about the Ori and their ways before giving an answer. Without giving any threats, the Prior removes his hood and reveals himself to be Dr. Daniel Jackson. The team immediately returns to Earth to inform Major General Henry Landry.

While reciting Ori teachings to the villagers, Daniel is transported onto the _Odyssey_. He appears before Teal'c and Lt. Colonel Cameron Mitchell, who render him unconscious by a Zat'nik'tel blast (though not before expressing shock at the fact that he said "Hey! What took you guys so long?"). Daniel is physically restrained and the Prior disruptor is used to inhibit his powers. The team is shocked to hear Jackson speaking normally and making no threats on their lives, unlike past incapacitated Priors.

Daniel explains that he _let himself_ be captured as he knew Merlin's consciousness would protect his mind from Adria. During Adria's attempted conversion of Daniel to Origin, Merlin's consciousness protected him, allowing him to remain himself while acquiring the abilities of a Prior. The reason Adria converted Jackson was that she had little choice but to trust him as she felt that he was the best chance of converting Earth (as well as Vala Mal Doran, her biological mother).

Daniel reveals his (and Merlin's) plan to SG-1: By allowing Adria to believe that he had been converted to Origin, Daniel and Merlin were able to work with Adria to complete the Sangraal. Merlin's consciousness surfaces for a moment and tells them that thanks to his protection, Daniel was able to successfully lie to Adria; even with her powers, she was unable to detect it. Adria hoped that the weapon would lead to a swift end to the war with the Ancients. Daniel secretly planned to complete the weapon, pilot an Ori ship through the Supergate, and use the device to eliminate the Ori once and for all. Lt. Colonel Samantha Carter reminds him the Supergate is currently being blocked by the black hole in the Pegasus Galaxy. Daniel explains that, in order for the plan to succeed, the gate connection must be broken, albeit with the assistance of SG-1.

Major General Jack O'Neill, at Stargate Command, is briefed by the team before boarding the _Odyssey_. O'Neill and Daniel delve into a heated discussion about their personal lives. Daniel explains that he has very little time before he reverts to his original form; therefore, the plan must be completed soon. Adria will be growing suspicious as to why he has not returned, and Merlin has altered Daniel's DNA so that after a specific passage of time he will revert to his normal state, losing both Merlin's knowledge and his abilities as a Prior.

O’Neill asks how the Supergate can be deactivated. Daniel says a Mark IX "Gate-Buster" bomb placed behind the gate in the Pegasus galaxy will destroy the Stargate and permanently disconnect the wormhole to the Supergate. Carter confirms a Mark IX placed behind the gate should destroy the Stargate and sever the connection.

Teal'c, visiting Daniel, asks why Adria is not suspicious about him leaving Merlin's weapon unfinished. Daniel tells him that Adria told him to wait as she feared the Ancients would take action if it was completed. Daniel adds that the Ori need the entire galaxy converted in order to distract the Ancients so that they can use the weapon to destroy the Ancients from a safe distance. Daniel also explains why he was preaching on the planet: he was supposedly doing it to gather more followers on Adria's own orders, but unknown to her, he chose that particular planet because he knew SG-1 was going to go there and he wanted them to capture him.

Teal'c believes Jackson is telling the truth, but the International Oversight Advisory has vetoed the plan even after the team and O'Neill modify it so they can complete it themselves with the intel Daniel gives them. Worse of all, Richard Woolsey hesitantly informs them that Jackson's life is to be terminated immediately but the team convinces him to freeze Daniel in a stasis pod instead.

Vala informs Daniel about Woolsey's intentions, which Jackson had feared after the Khalek incident. Woolsey visits Daniel to tell him that with Merlin's knowledge in his mind he is to be frozen in stasis, beamed straight into the Ancient pod in Antarctica. Daniel overcomes the Prior disruptor and frees himself. Daniel beams Woolsey back along with the entire crew and beams up O'Neill, as he trusts him to give the command to the _Daedalus_ to destroy the Pegasus gate. They plot a course for the Supergate.

On the way, Daniel reveals that he overpowered the crew and Woolsey before taking control of the ship because he does not believe that SG-1 can complete his plan on their own. Additionally, he did not want to be frozen, something O'Neill agrees with after his own experience with a stasis pod.

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SG-1 after beaming onto the Ori ship.

SG-1, minus Daniel and O'Neill, is ringed onto an Ori warship. After encountering some resistance, they find the unfinished Sangraal, as well as the remaining pieces and Daniel's instructions. The Ori ship enters hyperspace and Carter seals off the level, preventing more guards from appearing. Vala starts assembling the weapon piece by piece until only one remains. She says the final piece will initiate the device, leaving five minutes until its activation. Upon its completion, Vala is surprised to see that no ascended Ancient appears and takes the device away from them.

After exiting from hyperspace, SG-1 finds an Ori ship blocking their path to the Supergate. Ori guards appear behind Vala and Mitchell with weapons drawn. Mitchell carefully questions Carter on his radio. He thought she locked off the level. Carter replies with "Me too” as Adria stands before her.

The _Odyssey_ exits hyperspace and immediately cloaks. O’Neill comments that the Ori ships can see them, but Jackson tells him he activated the cloak. O’Neill points out that the ship does not have a cloak and Daniel indicates that it does now, thanks to the Zero Point Module. The duo make preparations to interrupt the Pegasus gate, although O'Neill still remains somewhat suspicious of Daniel.

Daniel beams to the Ori ship and asks Carter and Teal’c how the plan is progressing, but they refuse to answer. Adria cannot sense Daniel's intentions and confronts him. Daniel fires an energy blast from his hand using his abilities as a Prior which knocks her unconscious. Daniel reveals he held the Prior disruptor behind his back to prevent Adria from reading his mind or fighting back, and that he was able to focus his powers sufficiently to defeat her personal shield. He tells Carter that O’Neill is on the _Odyssey_ and can give the command and beam them back. Daniel, now weak, moves to the Ori Control chair and tells Carter and Teal’c to arm the Ancient device. They take out the guards, and with Vala and Mitchell arm the device. Daniel moves the other Ori ship away from the Supergate and tells O’Neill to contact the _Daedalus_ to destroy the Pegasus gate. After a moment of hesitation, O'Neill gives the order. The Supergate shuts down. Daniel re-opens the Supergate and directs the Ori ship towards the wormhole. SG-1 returns to the bridge to find Daniel unconscious and no longer a Prior. Carter tells O’Neill to beam them onto the _Odyssey_. Vala worries about Adria as O'Neill beams them out and they leave her behind. The Ori ship enters the wormhole and the Supergate shuts down.

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Seven Ori ships leave the Supergate

Daniel wakes in the infirmary of the _Odyssey_ and convinces O'Neill he no longer has Merlin's consciousness within him. The team wonders whether the device worked. Carter informs everyone that the Supergate has started dialing, and it soon activates. From the bridge the team watches as six Ori ships come through the gate and jump with the seventh into hyperspace. Mitchell states that though they may have made things worse right now, in the long run it may be their only chance to win the war if the Ori were in fact destroyed.

Appearances[edit | edit source]

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| Appearances for The Shroud                                            |
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| LOCATIONS                                                             |
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| -   Alteran Home Galaxy (Mentioned)                                   |
| -   Milky Way                                                         |
|     -   P3Y-229 system                                                |
|     -   Planet (The Shroud)                                           |
|     -   Solar system                                                  |
|         -   Earth                                                     |
|             -   Antarctica (Mentioned)                                |
|             -   Colorado Springs, Colorado                            |
|                 -   Stargate Command                                  |
|                     -   Astrophysics Lab                              |
|                     -   Briefing Room                                 |
|                     -   Embarkation room                              |
|                     -   General's Office                              |
|                     -   Stargate Operations room                      |
|     -   Tevaris' planet                                               |
| -   Pegasus (Mentioned)                                               |
|     -   Unnamed star system (The Pegasus Project) (Mentioned)         |
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| EVENTS                                                                |
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| -   Great Enlightenment                                               |
|     -   Fall of the Ori                                               |
| -   Khalek's attack on Stargate Command (Mentioned)                   |
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| ITEMS                                                                 |
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| -   Asgard transporter                                                |
| -   _Book of Origin_                                                  |
| -   Brainwashing (Mentioned)                                          |
| -   Candle                                                            |
| -   Cloak                                                             |
| -   Control chair                                                     |
| -   FN P90 Personal Defense Weapon                                    |
| -   H&K MP5A3 submachine gun                                          |
| -   Hyperdrive                                                        |
|     -   Asgard hyperdrive                                             |
|     -   Ori hyperdrive                                                |
| -   Hyperspace                                                        |
| -   Laptop                                                            |
| -   Mark IX (Mentioned)                                               |
| -   Molecular construction device                                     |
| -   Nuclear warhead (Mentioned)                                       |
| -   Origin                                                            |
| -   Ori armor                                                         |
| -   Ori helmet                                                        |
| -   Ori staff weapon                                                  |
| -   Polygraph (Mentioned)                                             |
| -   Prior disruptor                                                   |
| -   Prior staff                                                       |
| -   Radio                                                             |
| -   Repository of knowledge                                           |
| -   Sangraal                                                          |
| -   Sensor                                                            |
|     -   Asgard sensor                                                 |
|     -   Ori sensor                                                    |
| -   Shield                                                            |
|     -   Adria's pendant                                               |
|     -   Asgard shield                                                 |
|     -   Ori shield                                                    |
| -   Stasis pod (Mentioned)                                            |
|     -   Ancient stasis pod (Mentioned)                                |
| -   Stargate                                                          |
|     -   Alpha Gate                                                    |
|     -   Supergate                                                     |
| -   Sublight engine                                                   |
| -   Tactical vest                                                     |
| -   Telekinesis                                                       |
| -   Telepathy                                                         |
| -   Transportation rings                                              |
| -   Zat'nik'tel                                                       |
| -   Zero Point Module (Mentioned)                                     |
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| VEHICLES                                                              |
|                                                                       |
| -   BC-304                                                            |
|     -   _Daedalus_ (Mentioned)                                        |
|     -   _Odyssey_                                                     |
| -   Ori warship                                                       |
|     -   Ori warship (Counterstrike)                                   |
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| SENTIENT SPECIES                                                      |
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| -   Ancients (Mentioned)                                              |
| -   Jaffa                                                             |
| -   Ori                                                               |
| -   Prior                                                             |
| -   Tau'ri                                                            |
| -   Tevaris' people                                                   |
| -   Vala Mal Doran's people                                           |
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| CREATURES                                                             |
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| -   Horse                                                             |
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| ORGANIZATIONS                                                         |
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| -   International Oversight Advisory                                  |
| -   Ori Army                                                          |
| -   Stargate Program                                                  |
|     -   SG-1                                                          |
| -   United States Air Force                                           |
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| MENTIONED                                                             |
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| -   Anubis                                                            |
| -   Aroden                                                            |
| -   Ba'al                                                             |
| -   _Cinderella_                                                      |
| -   _The Da Vinci Code_                                               |
| -   President Henry Hayes                                             |
| -   Khalek                                                            |
| -   Marcel Marceau                                                    |
| -   _One Life to Live_                                                |
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Notable Quotes[edit | edit source]

JACKSON: _(as a Prior)_ Hallowed are the Ori.

O'NEILL: Carter doesn't think it can be done.
JACKSON: Yes it can. A Mark IX beamed directly behind the gate in the Pegasus galaxy will destroy that gate, the wormhole connection will be broken.
O'NEILL: How do you know that?
JACKSON: Hello!! Merlin!!
O'NEILL: Oh yes, (mockingly) Merlin!!
JACKSON: Jack, I wish I had proof. I wish I had a way to convince you, but I don't. Now, this is the only choice I had, and I took it. It's a good plan, it-it-it just happens to hinge on you guys believing in me, having a little faith... now, I thought you of all people might!!
O'NEILL: WHY!?!? You of all people should know that I don't believe anything anybody says, even if I understand what they're talking about!! _(confusedly looks away)_

WOOLSEY: I ... you have to understand: we've considered all the evidence at our disposal, but more than that, as difficult as this is, I feel very strongly that we have no viable option.
MITCHELL: _(standing up)_ You want to get to the point?
WOOLSEY: I assure you, this may be the hardest decision I'll ever make, but I take full responsibility for it. Based on my recommendation, the IOA has proposed to the President that Daniel Jackson's life be terminated immediately.

JACKSON: (_to Vala_) I thought Teal'c believed me.
VALA: Oh, he does.
JACKSON: Jack?
VALA: No, he's on your side, too.
_(Jackson gives Vala a questioning look.)_
VALA: That little weasel man who somehow represents your government.
JACKSON: Woolsey?
VALA: I can't be certain, but I think he might not like you.
JACKSON: He wants to have me killed, doesn't he?
VALA: I'm not sure how serious he is. He seems quite the prankster to me.
JACKSON: You know, I was afraid of that. He was the one who argued to keep Khalek alive and got burned for it.

VALA: But not to worry. If it comes down to it, I have a plan.
JACKSON: Oh, you have a plan. Great. What is it?
VALA: Well, when I said that I had a plan, I meant that I have to plan the plan. So when, or rather, if it comes down to it, I will have a plan. I've cleared my whole afternoon, for planning.
JACKSON: _(incredulous)_ You believe me, right?
VALA: Mm-hmm.
JACKSON: Okay, now I don't believe you.
VALA: _(picks up a stool and sits down)_ Imagine our positions were reversed. What would you do?
JACKSON: Hmm...
VALA: I know you've trusted me even when you've had every reason not to, but perhaps I'm the only one who knows how dangerous and powerful Adria is. There's no evidence. Only your word, and that should be enough, but this is so big.
JACKSON: Well, I wouldn't let them kill you.
VALA: Of course not. I won't let that happen to you. But would you support me, if what I was proposing could very well open the door to the final Ori victory?

O'NEILL: _(to Woolsey)_ Alright, listen to me closely, 'cause I'm only going to say this once: You kill Daniel over my dead body!

CARTER: How's it going, sir?
O'NEILL: Longing for the days when I actually carried a weapon. What do you got?
CARTER: A crazy idea.
O'NEILL: I'm down with crazy. I like crazy. Crazy and I are like _that._

JACKSON: That's crazy!
O'NEILL: That's what I said. It's crazy. It's nuts. It's wacko. But let's be honest, what isn't?

O'NEILL: _(after being beamed onto the Odyssey)_ Daniel?
JACKSON: Jack.

O'NEILL: Yep.  Just like old times.  Except... I'm here against my will, and you look like Marcel Marceau.
JACKSON: Yeah, ya know, some things change, but others stay the same.

O'NEILL: Then why do this now?
JACKSON: Because I'm afraid the rest of the team won't be able to complete the mission without me.
O'NEILL: Oh, aren't we full of ourselves.
JACKSON: That, and I wasn't about to let Woolsey freeze me.
O'NEILL: That, I understand.
JACKSON: Yeah.

CARTER: _(over the radio)_ Vala, Cam, we're moments away from exiting hyperspace.
MITCHELL: _(into the radio)_ Roger that. We're almost done here. Check that, uh, Vala's almost done, I still have my doubts.
VALA: _(places the Sangraal crystal into the top of the weapon, it begins to glow)
_ MITCHELL: And that means...?
VALA: That means the weapon is ready to be activated. _(suddenly starts fearfully looking around in circles)_
MITCHELL: What?
VALA: Oh, I was just wondering if an ascended being was going to swoop down and take it away.
MITCHELL: I guess they don't mind us doing their dirty work for 'em.
VALA: Or...
MITCHELL: Or what?
VALA: Or there's no point because I've assembled it wrongly and it's not going to work.

Notes[edit | edit source]

-   This episode marks the 173rd and final appearance of Major General Jack O'Neill on _Stargate SG-1_.

-   The Zero Point Module Dr. Daniel Jackson mentioned is one of the three Zero Point Modules which were left behind in Atlantis after the Asuran attack in "The Return, Part 2." It is mentioned in the episode "Echoes" that one of the ZPMs was given to the _Odyssey_ to aid SG-1 in their fight against the Ori and one was sent to Antarctica to power the Ancient outpost.

-   This is the first episode depicting the actual Sangraal.

-   There are now eight Ori warships in the Milky Way. Four arrived in "Camelot" and six in this episode. One ship was lost when the Supergate was activated in "The Pegasus Project" and one left through the Supergate in this episode (although it is possible that it came back as one of the incoming six - because Adria was on board, and she obviously returned to this galaxy). The entire crew of another ship was killed in "Counterstrike" by the Ancient superweapon on Dakara, but the ship remained intact and was apparently re-crewed with personnel from the other ships.

-   It is confirmed that a Mark IX "Gatebuster" can destroy an active Stargate. The previous time the device was used (i.e., in "Beachhead") the Gate remained intact due to a local Prior extending a shield around it.

-   In the alternate reality visited by Lt. Colonel Samantha Carter in "The Road Not Taken", the Dr. Daniel Jackson of that reality was likewise captured by the Ori during an alternate version of the events of "The Quest, Part 2", though it is unknown if he was also converted into a Prior or had Merlin's consciousness transferred into his mind as occurred to the Jackson of our reality prior to the events of this episode.

-   Jackson refers to the events of "Abyss", "Prototype" and "The Quest, Part 2".

-   After Jackson beamed O'Neill to the _Odyssey_, O'Neill makes a comment about how Daniel looks like Marcel Marceau who was a French actor and mime most famous for his stage persona as "Bip the Clown." While Jackson (and most priors for that matter) did, in fact, look like a mime in classic face paint this reference is also, likely, a nod to Richard Dean Anderson's time working as a street mime.

-   In "Stargate: The Ark of Truth," its confirmed that the Ori were in fact destroyed.

Goofs[edit | edit source]

-   In the first scene with Major General Jack O'Neill and Dr. Daniel Jackson, aboard the _Odyssey_, you will notice that on the collar of O'Neill's shirt he only has one star. This indicates that he is a Brigadier General, rather than Major General. However in the scenes before and after this he has the two stars indicating he is a Major General (which he is). The same mistake was made in the _Stargate: Atlantis_ episodes "The Return, Part 1" and "The Return, Part 2".
    -   This is because that is the first time O'Neill has appeared in his BDUs since being promoted after the end of Season 8 of _Stargate SG-1_ and the wardrobe department forgot to update this piece. The mistake was caught during filming but not before this scene was shot.

-   O'Neill also refers to Major General Henry Landry as "sir" despite them being the same rank and O'Neill holding an office above Landry.

-   When Jackson beams O'Neill aboard the _Odyssey_, his hands are in his pockets, yet a second earlier his hands were freely by his side.

-   When O'Neill and Jackson are talking the first time O'Neill goes to the back of the room to get a chair there is a TV with a video feed from a security camera in the room and in the feed you can see O'Neill sitting down in the chair before he really does.

-   When the _Odyssey_ is in hyperspace, the shot is mirrored with the "tower" on the ship being on the right side, not the left.

-   Jackson's aged Prior look make-up, specifically the talc in his hair, rubs off on the chair he is restrained in.

-   As the Ori warships emerge from the Supergate at the end of the episode, the second Ori ship's trail disappears as the ship goes offscreen.

In other languages[edit | edit source]

-   FRENCH: Question de Confiance _(Matter of Trust)_
-   ITALIAN: Il Sudario _(The Shroud)_
-   SPANISH: El Misterio _(The Mystery)_
-   CZECH: Maskování _(Camouflage)_
-   HUNGARIAN: A lepel _(The Shroud)_
-   GERMAN: Daniel - Der Prior _(Daniel - The Prior)_

External links[edit | edit source]

-   The Shroud on GateWorld. (backup link)

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EPISODES AND SEASONS
STARGATE SG-1
SEASON 1
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question: Who are the main characters of the story?

answer: Dr. Daniel Jackson, Adria, Merlin, Major General Jack O'Neill, Teal'c

question: What happens to Dr. Daniel Jackson?

answer: He becomes a Prior of the Ori.

question: What is Dr. Jackson's real agenda?

answer: He becomes a Prior to gain Adria's trust because he plans to wipe out the Ori once and for all by sending the Sangraal to the Alteran Home Galaxy.

question: What did Merlin do before he died?

answer: He used the Repository of Knowledge to download his consciousness into Dr. Jackson.

question: Write a ~5 sentence summary.

answer: After Merlin uses the Repository of Knowledge to download his consciousness into Dr. Daniel Jackson, Jackson uses the Molecular construction device to build a Sengraal. Jackson fights Ori soldiers to allow the rest of the team to escape and lets himself be captured by Adria. The next time SG-1 sees Jackson, he is a Prior of the Ori. Jackson tries to convince them that he let the Ori turn him into a Prior so he could gain Adrias trust. Jackson plans to wipe out the Ori once and for all by sending the Sangraal to the Alteran Home Galaxy and hopefully ending the war.


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This is an ABC news special were. Now reported. George Stephanopoulos. And we are coming on the air right now because the FBI director James comb is about to give a statement to the press in Washington DC of course the statement comes just three days. After Hillary Clinton spent three and a half hours with the FBI answering questions about. Whether she mishandled classified information on her private email server. In the state part of course is been a hot issue in the center. Of the presidential campaign the big question will Hillary Clinton be indicted for mishandling classified information or after this several months long investigation. By the FBI. Will she be cleared of any charges only the straight to our senior US correspondent Pierre Thomas who's in Washington this press conference being held. The corps press statement pretty and usual appear Nolan seems to know what's going on here. Highly unusual we don't yet know about. What this is about officially. The FBI director does not hold impromptu press conferences like this very often if if at all. And clearly they wanted to keep this a secret because no leaks have come out about this extraordinary we usually know if it's about terrorism we get some kind of got us. In this case doors they told us nothing. And the attorney general Loretta Lynn stood facing some questions after that meeting with former President Bill Clinton on the tarmac last week has said she will accept. Any recommendation on this email matter from the FBI director James combing and the career prosecutors right now. As we see someone coming through that door right now expected to be. Mr. Conley there he is. The FBI director James called. Good morning. I'm here to give you an update on the FBI's investigation. Of secretary Clinton's use of personal email system during her time as secretary of state. After a tremendous amount of work over the last year. The FBI is completing its investigation. And referring the matter to the Department of Justice for a prosecutor's decision. What I wanna do today is three things I want to tell you what we did I want to tell you what we found I don't want to tell you what we're recommending to the Department of Justice. This is going to be an unusual statement in at least a couple of ways first I'm gonna include more detail about our process than it ordinarily would. Because I think the American people deserve those details in the case of intense public interest. And second. I have not coordinated the statement reviewed it in any way with the Department of Justice or any other part of the government. They do not know what I'm about to say. But I want to start by thanking the FBI employees who did remarkable work in this case. Once you have a better sense of how much we have done you'll understand why I am so grateful and so proud of their work. So first. What we have done. This investigation began as a referral from the intelligence community inspector general. In connection with secretary Clinton's use of a personal email server during her time as secretary of state. The referral focused on whether classified information was transmitted on their personal system. Our investigation looked at whether there is evidence. The classified information was improperly stored. Or transmitted on their personal system. In violation of a federal statute that makes it a felony to mishandled classified information. Either intentionally. Or any grossly negligent way. Or second statute. Making it a misdemeanor to knowingly removed classified information. From appropriate systems or storage facilities. And consistent with our counterintelligence responsibilities. We have also investigated to determine. If there is evidence of computer intrusion. By nation states or by hostile actors of any kind. Now I have so far used the singular term email server in describing the referral to begin our investigation. It turns out to have been more complicated than that. Secretary Clinton used several different servers. And administrators are those servers during her four years at the State Department. And she also used numerous mobile devices to send and to read email on their personal domain. As new servers and equipment were employed older servers were taken out of service stored and decommissioned in various ways. Piecing all of that back together to gain as full understanding as possible of the ways in which personal email was used for government work. Has been a pain staking undertaking. Requiring thousands of hours of effort. For example. When one of secretary Clinton's servers was decommissioned in 2013. The email software it was removed. That didn't remove the email contact. But it was like removing the frame from a huge unfinished jigsaw puzzle. And then dumping all the pieces on the floor. The effect was that millions of email fragments ended up in the servers unused or slacks space. We searched through all of it to understand what was there and what parts of the puzzle we can put back together again. FBI investigators also red ball. Of the approximately 30000 emails that Secretary Clinton provided to the State Department in 2014. We're email was assessed as possibly containing classified information. The FBI referred that email to any government agency that might be an owner of that information. So that agency could make a determination as to whether the email contained classified information. At the time it was sent or received. Or whether there was reason to classify it now even if the content had not been classified. When it was first and to receive. And that's the process sometimes referred to as up classified. From the group of 30000 emails returned to the State Department in 2014. 100 in ten emails. In 52 email chains have been determined by the owning agency to contain classified information. At the time they were sent or received. Eight of those chains contained information that was top secret at the time they were sent. 36 of those chains contained secret information at the time. And they contained confidential information at the time that's the lowest level of classification. Separate from those. About 2000 additional emails. Were up classified to make them confidential. Those emails had not been classified at the time that they were sent to receive. The FBI also discovered several thousand work related emails that were not a Hmong. The group of 30000 emails returned by Secretary Clinton to stay in 2014. We found those emails in a variety of ways some had been deleted over the years and we found traces of them. On servers or devices that have been connected to the private email domain. Others we found are reviewing the archive government accounts of people who have been in government employees at the same time as Secretary Clinton. Including high ranking officials at other agencies. Folks with whom a secretary of state might normally correspond. This helped us recover were related emails that were not among the 30000 that were produced a state. Still others we recovered from that painstaking review of the millions of email fragments. Dumped into the slack space of the server it was decommissioned in 2013. With respect to the thousands of emails we found that were not among those produced to the State Department. Agencies have concluded that three of those were classified at the time there were sent or received one of the secret level and two at the confidential. There were no additional top secret emails found and finally none of those we found have since been up classified. I should add here that we found no evidence that any of the additional work related emails were intentionally deleted. In an effort to conceal them in some way. Our assessment is that like many email users. Secretary Clinton periodically deleted emails. Or emails were purged from her system when devices were changed. Because she was not using a government account. Or even a commercial account like Gmail. There was no archiving at all of her emails so it's not surprising that we discovered emails that were not on Secretary Clinton system. In 2014. When she produce those 30000 some emails to state. It could also be that some of the additional work related emails that we've recovered. Were among those deleted as personal by her lawyers. When they reviewed and sort of her emails for production in late 2014. Lawyers during the sorting for Secretary Clinton. In 2014 did not individually read the content of all for emails as we did for those available to us. Instead they relied on header information. And the use search terms to try to find all work related emails among the reportedly more than 60000. That were remaining on her system at the end of 2014. It's highly likely. That their search missed some work related emails and that we later found for example in the mailboxes of other officials. Or in the slack space observer. It's also likely that there are other work related emails that they did not produce to state and that we did not find elsewhere and that are now wrong. Because they deleted all emails they did not produce the state. And the lawyers then clean their devices in such a way as to for clues complete forensic recovery. We have conducted interviews and done technical examination. To attempt to understand. Exactly how that sorting was done by her turns. Although we don't have complete visibility because we're not able to fully reconstruct the electronic record of that sorting. We believe our investigation has been sufficient to give us reasonable confidence. There was no intentional misconduct. In connection with that sorting effort. And of course in addition to our technical work we interviewed many people. From those involved in setting up the personal email system and maintaining the various iterations. Of Secretary Clinton server. To staff members of whom she corresponded by email to those involved in the email production to state and finally Secretary Clinton herself. Last we have done extensive work to try to understand what indications there might be of compromised by hostile actors. In connection with that personal email system. So that's what we've done now let me tell you what we found. Although we do not find clear evidence that Secretary Clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing. Handling of classified information. There is evidence that they were extremely careless. In their handling a very sensitive highly classified information. For example. Seven email chains concerned matters that. Are classified at the top secret special access program at the time they were sent and received. Those chains involve Secretary Clinton both sending emails about those matters and receiving emails about the same matters. There is evidence to support a conclusion. That any reasonable person in secretary Clinton's position. Or in the position of those with whom she was corresponding about those matters. Should have known that an unclassified system was no place for that conversation. In addition to this highly sensitive information we also found information that was properly classified as secret by the US intelligence community. At the time it was discussed an email that is excluding any later opt classified emails. None of these emails should have been on any kind of unclassified system. But their presence is especially concerning because all of these emails. We're housed an unclassified personal servers. Not even supported by full time security staff. Like those found that agencies and departments of the United States government or even with a commercial email service like Gmail. I think it's also important to say something about the marking of classified information. Only a very small number of the emails here containing classified information bore markings that indicated the presence of classified information. But even if information is not marked classified in an email. Participants who know or should know that this subject matter is classified are still obligated to protect. And while not the focus of our investigation we also developed evidence that the security culture of the State Department. In general. And with respect to the use of unclassified systems in particular. Was generally lacking in the kind of care for classified information that's found elsewhere in US government. With respect to potential computer intrusion by hostile actors. We did not find direct evidence that secretary Clinton's personal email domain. In its various configurations in 2009. Was hacked successfully. But given the nature of the system and of the actors potentially involved we assess we will be unlikely to see such direct evidence. We do assess that hostile actors gained access to the private commercial email accounts. But people with whom Secretary Clinton was in regular contact from her personal account. We also assess. That secretary Clinton's use of a personal email domain was both known by a large number of people and readily apparent. She also used her personal email extensively while outside the United States including. Sending and receiving work related emails in the territory of sophisticated adversaries. Given that combination of factors. We assess it is possible that hostile actors gained access to secretary Clinton's personal email account. So that's what we found. Filing with respect to our recommendation to the Department of Justice. In our system the prosecutors make the decisions. About whether charges are appropriate based on evidence that the FBI helped collect. Although we don't normally make public our recommendations to the prosecutors we frequently make recommendations. And engage in productive conversations with prosecutors. About what resolution may be appropriate given the evidence. In this case given the importance of the matter I think than usual transparencies in order. Although there is evidence of potential violations. Of the statutes regarding the handling a plus but information. Our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. Prosecutors necessarily weigh a number of factors before deciding whether to bring charges they're obvious considerations like the strength of the evidence. Especially regarding intent. Responsible decisions also consider the context of a person's actions and how similar situations have been handled in the past. In looking back at our investigations. Into the mishandling or removal of class of information. We cannot find a case that would support bringing criminal charges on these facts. All the cases prosecuted involved some combination of clearly intentional and willful mishandling of prosper information. Or vast quantities of information. Exposed in such a way as to sporting inference of intentional misconduct. Or indications of disloyalty to the United States or efforts to obstruct justice we do not see those things here. To be clear. This is not to suggest that in similar circumstances a person engaged in this activity would face no consequences. To the contrary. Those individuals are often subject to security or administrative sanctions but that's not what we're deciding now. As a result. Although the Department of Justice makes final decisions on matters like this we are expressing to justice our view. That no charges are appropriate in this case. I know there will be intense public debate in the wake of this recommendation as there was throughout the investigation. What I can assure the American people. Is that this investigation was done honestly confidently and independently. No outside influence of any kind was brought to bear. I know there are many opinions expressed by people who are not part of investigation including people in government. But none of that mattered to us opinions are irrelevant. And they were all fully informed by inciting to our investigation because we did our investigation the right way. Only facts matter. In the FBI found them here in an entirely apolitical. And professional way. I couldn't be prouder to be part of this organization. Thank you very much. And there you have it from the FBI director James combing he has recommending to the Justice Department that no charges be brought in the matter of Hillary Clinton's private email server whether or not she mishandled classified information. On that server he says that he cannot find a case where this would be appropriate believes that no reasonable prosecutor would do that in this case. He also tells the American people are saying that he's been very transparent. In this decision making what they found in order to help convince people this was done honestly confidently and independently one of the straight. To our justice correspondent Pierre Thomas right there huge decision. Extraordinary decision. The FBI director making clear no charges should be found but he went. A long way in making the case that the Clinton administration. In terms of the State Department was lax in how they handled. Of the classified information that there were in fact certain certain classified top secret information that was sent and received and also that. The of officials involved in it should have known that this information was classified and therefore not be sending it. But the bottom line is they do look at precedent and they found no case like it would prosecute would have went forward. And they did not believe that the Justice Department would have gone forward and the FBI director again. Was extraordinary in terms of making clear the process. He wanted people to know the process exactly what they did and how they did it George in order so that people would know would be independent but he acknowledged there will be great debate about whether this was the appropriate decision. There's certainly will be a lot of debate about that here comes in or bring that to Jonathan Karl because Jonathan Karl. This funny of the FBI that in many cases Secretary Clinton and her team were extremely careless. In handling emails found that several thousand. Emails that have been deleted work related emails actually had been deleted. Even though he said that was not intentionally done that will provide a lot of fodder for secretary Clinton's critics as well also finding. That several emails a 110. Emails were considered classified contain classified information. At the time they were sent. Yes and eight of those George were at the top secret classification. Look I think. It was here that think headliner there is no indictment here no indictment of Hillary Clinton's don't like being on any of her top aide no indictment of anybody in this case. But this is Unix this is quite reprimand. A horror and appreciate handled this why the FBI director to hear the FBI literature use of phrase. Like extremely careless saying this was extremely careless. To handle information like this in such a it in a way to could be accessed by hot black perceived as it is possible. Other hostile actors gave access to Hillary Clinton served worldly and covered know if it's. On the data directly happens what you said that any reasonable person. Should have known that the information that was being exchanged was extremely sensitive was classified ads would not have been handled. In this way. That is the that's quite not an indictment but certainly it will reprimand and he's torn worn out from the FBI. A lot of criticism I guess we see Secretary Clinton now right in front of that's alive that right now educators in Washington DC have not heard yet from Donald Trump for his campaign by the London time llamas who covers. His campaign. Donald Trump critics again said there would not do the indictment that is as Jonathan Karl just indicated. This report from the FBI director does give Donald Trump a lot to criticize. That's right Jordan you can expect to trump campaign to be right now working on an attack at a Hillary Clinton's worst picture that news conference. We're director for many issues extremely careless. It will make that added it would warrant and will run again and I'm sure adults hopeful also miscues conference as well. They also goes along oak alerted mention of his argument system this week. Picture was not going to be prosecute a report corrections to that news conference that would damaging his Secretary Clinton and there's no death adults of the Philippines on those. To make the argument that was in you can criticize Mike temperament and outlook but the director get ya like. That about you're handling it don't work ethic and the government. I think that's actually do it let's go to our political analyst Matthew Dowd for more on this bottom line. Matt how damaging. I think it's damaging immediate interest being simultaneously freeing and damaging in the course of that it's. This is going to be dropped in the midst as you know George in the so that the fight has polarized environment. We're Democrats and supporters of Hillary. We're gonna celebrate this saint see nothing was done wrong but Republican controlled supporters in the state seat she did a whole bunch wrong and that's I think going to be the conversation ever. I think this is a momentous date you have some of these in the course of these presidential race it's were racist if it. This is one of those days in each side has some amount of evidence to make their conclusions accurate. Cokie Roberts who has more powerful argument. I think this is a very hard day for Hillary Clinton it was extraordinary autonomous extraordinary things I've seen in lol my many years in Washington the FBI director coming out. And read news basically. Charges even though doesn't think they should be criminally charged and saying that the beginning. No one in government knows what I am about to say. That is extremely extraordinary her judgment has been called into doubt. The idea that she was in hostile territory and using a private email server. An of course Republicans won't believe it ever. That Loretta lynch was not involved in this decision even though she said she last that the attorney general so I think this is a very hard day for Hillary Clinton hard Dave. Another bottom line something she did desperately wanted his guerrilla chief investigative correspondent. Brian Ross and brightest thing to see the yet they ordered to go through such painstaking detail. The work they did on this investigation is extraordinary a yearlong effort he called it essentially it was a non criminal indictment. Has everything but a charge. It funny that no such case paralleled. He said the facts that they'll regional prosecutor would bring charges against terror he still up the Department of Justice but at this point. This recommendation will carry obviously the great weight and likely bring any charges but. The fact they went through so many emails found millions of fragments and servers. Scattered across and found also this lax. A security culture at the State Department which apparently led to these as issues. With they found that hostile actors likely gained access her email is in some ways that was a news it was the most chilling one emotionally parts of the press conference talking about Esther -- was using her mobile devices. In areas where would the local real easy. For hostile actors to compromise has the right and we certainly know that in Russia and other places they work hard to compromise the electronic communications of American leaders and they again and again he said. Knew or should have known this danger seemed to ignore orders since he's what he's saying it is an indictment of the source without a criminal charge. Pierre Thomas you've been covering James combing the just farmers for a long time. You could almost see him. Pained as well towards the end oh by the idea that he would not be seen as an honest broker in this. In this matter. Well clearly the FBI director Louis super concerned about the integrity of the building behind me FBI quick headquarters. He wanted people to know that this was done above. Board the right way. So the point now one thing that's very interesting about this Stewart the situation there's been a ongoing sort of cultural war between the intelligence community and the statement by. The intelligence community as long bid believe that people at the State Department were lax and how they have a classified information State Department officials thought that FBI and other officials were too draconian and awaited look at these matters so at the end of the day which we essentially have the FBI director of doing is saying look. How you've been conducting business over there in the past is not good enough and you're gonna have to improve and that's one of the messages that they wanted to say. And John Carr you cover the white house of course as well President Obama campaigning with Hillary Clinton later today in in north. Carolina and one level even those that this report is kind of damning. The announcement of no indictment before that first joint campaign stop between two had a clears the decks for him as well. At the time he's so extraordinary here Georgian they did you can of air force Warren. On the tarmac ready to take them down to this this source skip the appearance together. I'll put it. Whole process has been a cloud hanging over their head coach Hillary Clinton and her campaign so not cloud is lifted. But as we've pointed out. We did just that there's. So what. Back here for Hillary Clinton but ultimately when they get the on this in order the possibility. Of an indictment how remote a possibility may have been it was a possibility. It was always there. And now lives don't do you have any more concerned are possible conflicts of interest. Well of course the president can beat. You know preach you you have to weigh in on this campaign. Which were. So certainly a big cloud lifted but put loudly what a or what what a statement there can be I like to wait sign put an indictment without an actual criminal indictment and this was a tough statement. Very tough statement from the FBI director but the bottom line you've had no means were prosecuted this case it will not be an indictment. Of Hillary Clinton. Recommendation by the FBI that what is going to the Justice Department right now a huge day. In this presidential campaigning at the latest anytime an abcnews.com for now in return to our regular programming. For many that is Good Morning America and we'll have a full wrap up tonight on world news I'm for Stephanopoulos and you'll. This has been a special.

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question: What is the main topic of this post?

answer: The transcript from an ABC special report highlights Hillary Clinton's investigation by the FBI regarding her mishandling of classified information on her personal server.

question: What is the big question?

answer: The big question is whether she will be indicted for mishandling classified information.

question: Who is speaking at the press conference?

answer: The transcript indicates that Mr. Conley, James. [It appears the transcript is wrong. The FBI director is James Comey]

question: What does Comey indicate at the press conference?

answer: He explained the process the FBI followed. He explained that the FBI is completing the investigation, and their judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. He recommended to the Department of Justice that no charges be pursued.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: The transcript from an ABC special report highlights Hillary Clinton's investigation by the FBI regarding her mishandling of classified information on her personal server. The special report is the press conference held by FBI director James Comey. He explained that the investigation is over and the FBI is recommending to the Department of Justice that no charges be pursued.


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illustrator, writer, cartoonist

[don hynes]Don Hynes has been creating illustrations since he can remember. He has worked in television and film production, illustrated for books, magazines, websites, brochures and designed logos for numerous clients.

This website is dedicated to children’s books and concepts, coloring and activity pages of seasonal themes and story book characters, Christmas and other greeting cards, and concepts for animation.

Most recently, Don has published two children's books - 'TROLLS, GOBLINS & GOBBLEDYGOOKS' and 'FURBLEWAD AND THE BIG CANTOOSE'.  You can order a copy in soft copy or for mobile devices here.

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question: Who is Don Hynes?

answer: An illustrator.

question: In which industries has he worked?

answer: Television and film,as well a print.

question: What is the name of his first book?

answer: Trolls, Goblins, and Gobbledygooks.

question: What is the name of his second book?

answer: Furblewad and the Big Cantoose.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Don Hynes is an illustrator with a lifetime of experience. He has done work in television and film, as well as illustrating books, magazines, websites, and he has designed brochures and logos for numerous clients. His two books are called, "Trolls, Goblins, and Gobbledygooks" and "Furblewad and the Big Cantoose".


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**Pt. I: The Inhumane Art of Burning For The Unworthy**

Once, a bear ventured outside of his den. He had been hearing such strange sounds, and he was intrigued as to discover the source. As he journeyed through the woods that were his home, a strange green glow filtered from above the tallest trees. The bear knew these woods intimately, yet it would seem his knowledge was still not complete, as he stumbled and fell into a freshly created pit. Darkness engulfed the bear, but he did not give his hope to the wind. Upon inspection, he discovered a small hole on the walls of the pit. Fleeting though it may be, he decided to venture into this hole. What awaited him, no bear had known before. A strange, strange thing was before him. Was it water? It reflected and moved as if it was, light dancing all around. Reaching out to touch, the bear found himself… simply, no more.

**Pt. II: The Elder Ressurection**

The bear saw nothing but blackness. He floated through nothingness. Where was he? His memory was clouded; he remembered reaching out toward the strange, shimmering light. What was this? He saw the same light, taunting him, tantalizingly out of reach. Yet, he extended his paw in a feeble attempt at making contact. Then, as suddenly as he been swept into this strange realm, he was back in his woodland home. But, no, it could not be his beautiful home. The trees were burning, the forest floor was set ablaze. He did not understand the aberrant course of events that were unfolding. A tall tree crashed down next to the bear, crushing him beneath the burning timber. He knew that this chapter in life was at its end, but was not yet resigned to his fate. With his last bit of strength, the bear looked up. What he saw was a strange sight indeed; a tall creature who strode upon two legs was approaching. What was this outlandish being? The bear would never know, as the last sound he heard was a loud crack, and then all was silent and dark once more.

question: Why does the bear disappear?

answer: It seems his reflection disappears, and not necessarily the bear. However, a concrete answer isn't given.

question: What's happening to the bear's home?

answer: It has been engulfed in flames.

question: What is the tall creature who strides on two legs toward the bear?

answer: A human.

question: What happens to the bear?

answer: He is shot and dies.


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JOHN REED HODGE (June 12, 1893 – November 12, 1963) was a highly decorated officer of the United States Army with the rank of general. His final assignment before retiring was as Chief of Army Field Forces from 1952 to 1953.

Early life and career

Born in Golconda, Illinois, Hodge attended Southern Illinois Teachers College and the University of Illinois. After completing an officer indoctrination program at the U.S. Army Officer Candidate School at Fort Sheridan, he received a direct commission in the Army as a second lieutenant of infantry in 1917. He served in World War I in France and Luxembourg.

Between the wars

Remaining in the Army following the end of the war, he taught military science at Mississippi State University from 1921 to 1925 and graduated from the Infantry School in 1926. After a posting to Hawaii, he graduated from the Command and General Staff School, the Army War College, and the Air Corps Tactical School.

World War II

At the beginning of World War II, Hodge served as chief of staff of the VII Corps under the command of Major General Robert C. Richardson Jr., located in California as a part of the Western Defense Command. He was promoted to the temporary rank of brigadier general in June 1942 and transferred to the 25th Infantry Division in Hawaii, where he was appointed assistant division commander and deputy of Major General Joseph Lawton Collins.

The 25th Division was sent overseas to Guadalcanal in November 1942. Hodge stayed with 25th Division until April 1943, when he was promoted to the rank of major general and transferred to the temporary command of the 43rd Infantry Division, where he relieved Major General John H. Hester, who was exhausted from combat. Hodge commanded the 43rd Division during the combats in Northern Solomons and was decorated with the Army Distinguished Service Medal for his service.

After three months of service with 43rd Division, Hodge was given command of the 23rd “Americal” Infantry Division on Fiji Islands. He subsequently commanded the Americal Division during the Bougainville campaign.

Hodge was appointed commanding officer of the newly activated XXIV Corps in Hawaii and participated in the Battle of Leyte within Philippines Campaign and later in Battle of Okinawa. He received Army Distinguished Service Medals for each of these campaigns. Hodge was promoted to the temporary rank of lieutenant general in June 1945.

Later career

[Grave at Arlington National Cemetery] From 1945 to 1948, Hodge was the military governor of South Korea under the United States Army Military Government in Korea (USAMGIK). He took his corps to Korea under orders of General MacArthur, landing at Incheon on 9 September 1945. He was the commanding officer receiving the surrender of all Japanese forces in Korea south of the 38th parallel.

Hodge then returned to Fort Bragg, North Carolina, to command V US Corps from 1948 to 1950. After the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950, he was named the commanding general of the US Third Army, based in the United States of America, and not in Korea.

Hodge was promoted to general on 5 July 1952. His final assignment was as Chief of Army Field Forces from 8 May 1952 until he retired from military service on June 30, 1953.

General Hodge died in Washington, D.C. in 1963.

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  []         Second lieutenant    Officers Reserve Corps      August 15, 1917
  []         Second lieutenant    Regular Army                October 26, 1917
  []         First lieutenant     Regular Army                May 15, 1917
  []         Captain              National Army               October 12, 1918
  []         Captain              Regular Army                July 1, 1920
  []         Major                Regular Army                August 1, 1935
  []         Lieutenant colonel   Regular Army                August 18, 1940
  []         Colonel              Army of the United States   December 17, 1941
  []         Brigadier general    Army of the United States   June 23, 1942
  []         Major general        Army of the United States   April 28, 1943
  []         Lieutenant general   Army of the United States   June 6, 1945
  []         Brigadier general    Regular Army                March 1, 1946
  []         Major general        Regular Army                April 6, 1947
  []         General              Army of the United States   July 5, 1952
  []         General              Regular Army, Retired       June 30, 1953

title: John R. Hodge

question: What does "highly decorated" mean in this context?

answer: The person who is highly decorated has many awards.

question: What did Hodge teach at Mississippi State University?

answer: Military science.

question: Where was Hodge buried?

answer: Arlington National Cemetery.

question: How many months did Hodge spend with the 43rd division before he was given command of the 23rd “Americal” Infantry Division on Fiji Islands?

answer: Three.


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[Admitting defeat, Oklahoma Republicans to request Obamacare Medicaid money]

Facing a budget-busting $1.3 billion deficit, Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin and GOP lawmakers are reversing course on Obamacare. After years of resistance, Republicans in the Sooner State are now signaling that they may finally relent in their refusal to accept the federal money for Medicaid expansion that was made available to states under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).

Currently, around 22 percent of Oklahoma’s population, or 783,000 people, are on Medicaid. If Fallin and her supporters in the state legislature can pull off their plan, 175,000 of these beneficiaries will be moved onto the private healthcare exchanges created by the ACA. This shift would then make room on Medicaid rolls for about an equal number of people who are working but still can’t afford health insurance. They would be required to pay nominal subsidized premiums and low co-pays.

As part of the ACA’s implementation in 2013, states were offered a new deal on Medicaid. Whereas previously federal and state governments split the costs of running Medicaid programs, now states that expand coverage to include working adults earning up to 138 percent of the poverty level receive federal funding to fully cover the costs for the first three years, and at least 90 percent after that.

Thirty-one states (mostly with Democratic-controlled legislatures and/or governorships) have taken the deal so far; 19 refused to budge and their people have suffered as a result. Fallin and the Oklahoma GOP have been among the most ardent in resisting federal funds. That is why this about-face, if it takes place, would amount to the biggest turnaround yet by a Republican-governed state when it comes to implementing pieces of Obamacare.

OKLAHOMA’S HEALTH CRISIS

For residents in some of the poorest areas of the state, the expansion of Medicaid cannot come soon enough. The president of the Oklahoma Hospital Association, Craig Jones, warned that the healthcare system is “nearing a colossal collapse.”

Doctors are already turning people away at many hospitals and clinics, patients with mental health issues are not receiving required treatment, and in many places hospitals are facing complete shutdowns. “This is only going to get worse,” Jones said, “if the legislature does not act immediately.”

Some of the worst conditions are found in the southeastern area of Oklahoma, where poverty rates are among the highest. At the McCurtain Memorial Hospital, for instance, 96 percent of children delivered there are born to Medicaid patients. Without the Medicaid expansion, a planned 25 percent cut to healthcare funding would probably close the hospital, according to its director, Jahni Tapley.

In some communities, that has already started to happen. At the Eastern Oklahoma Medical Center in Poteau – the only public hospital in LeFlore County – equipment was so outdated that state authorities closed the surgical and obstetrics departments for a period of time in 2014. Only an injection of more than a million dollars of new publicly guaranteed debt financing (on top of the nearly $3 million already owed by the hospital) was able to restore services. How long such an arrangement can continue is unclear.

Those from this part of the state who are able to have been crossing the state line to Arkansas to receive health services. Those who cannot afford to, however, are left with underfunded and outdated hospitals.

OIL BUST PLUS AUSTERITY RESULT IN “REVENUE FAILURE”

But the dire situation in Oklahoma’s health sector is just one slice of a statewide crisis of public services that has come in the wake of a collapse of tax revenues from the state’s oil and gas sectors. One out of every five jobs in Oklahoma is tied to energy; a 70 percent drop in crude prices has meant companies are cutting back employment and drastically curtailing the tax money they had been pumping into state coffers. The situation led Secretary of Finance Preston Doerflinger to declare a “revenue failure.”

Thressa Loyd, whose husband works on the wireline side of the oil industry, said the last couple of years have been tough for her family. “The company he was working for cut his pay by 60 percent in a matter of two months,” she told _People’s World_. “It was dramatic…a matter of thousands of dollars a month, with no warning. Our family had to sell our home and go from one person being the breadwinner to both of us working and taking care of our kids.” “This oil bust,” Loyd said, “has completely changed our family dynamic.”

What makes it all worse, however, is that Fallin and the GOP have for years pushed through policies that set the state up for exactly what is happening now. State Representative Scott Inman (D-Del City) told the press, “We didn’t create the proper tax structure to protect us from this type of boom-and-bust cycle.” He said the “Republican-led legislature just randomly cut different taxes thinking we’d benefit from it.”

Rather than following a sustainable taxation and funding model during the boom years that could have guaranteed fiscal security during recessions, the state legislature instead passed repeated tax cuts and shelled out corporate subsidies in a supposed effort to make the state more attractive to investors. Since 2007, the corporate subsidy watchdog Good Jobs First calculates that Oklahoma has provided over $1.5 billion in subsidies to the oil and gas sector. In an amazing – or maybe not so amazing – coincidence, this year’s budget deficit of $1.3 billion clocks in at almost the same amount.

When the oil boom began its downward spiral, public services were left in the lurch. In addition to the health crisis, Oklahoma’s public schools are also facing a severe crunch. Local school districts are resorting to a variety of tactics to stay afloat as state money dries up: four-day school weeks, teacher layoffs, and cuts to athletics, special education, bus services, and school lunch programs. Just yesterday, more than 1,000 students from schools across Oklahoma City walked out of class in protest, chanting “No budget cuts!”

The squeeze on schools is not new, though. School funding in Oklahoma, which ranks 49th in the nation in per-student spending and 48th in teacher pay, hasn’t budged for six years. Even when the oil boom was at its height, Oklahoma’s students and teachers were still being neglected by Fallin and the GOP.

Even now, with the state’s economy in a nosedive, the governor and the legislature continue to pursue an agenda which only exacerbates the situation. The most recent cut – another quarter-point reduction in the tax rate for top income earners – is expected to cost another $147 million this year. Adding to their irresponsibility and fiscal mismanagement, Republicans have also still seen fit to continue spending on a $307 million renovation of the state capitol building while the health and education sectors face collapse.

“STARVING THE BEAST”

The starvation budget approach that Fallin has pursued is not unique to Oklahoma. It is a local version of the same agenda that has been pushed by many governors across the nation.

Since the 1970s, conservatives have followed a strategy called “starve the beast,” in which they use repeated rounds of tax cuts to gradually undermine the fiscal viability of government services. The game is simple: run up the deficit and then present austerity and cuts as the only ways back to financial health. In the wake of the 2008 financial crisis and the Great Recession that has followed, they have pursued this program even more vigorously.

For Fallin though, it would appear that stuff has hit the fan, so to speak. Her approval ratings are near 40 percent and with rumors swirling that she is on Donald Trump’s shortlist as a VP candidate, the severity of Oklahoma’s budget crisis is becoming a political liability. Opportunism often trumps ideology.

As a Congresswoman, she voted against Obamacare in 2010. Now she is being forced to backtrack and accept elements of the very plan she tried to sink. Playing a game of verbal gymnastics, Fallin insists the Medicaid expansion (which is being partially funded by a tax hike on cigarettes, but of course not on incomes) is not really an expansion at all. She calls it a “Medicaid transition,” a shift of people from the public dole onto the private insurance market.

Technically, she’s correct. But the motivation behind the “transition” has more to do with accessing some of the $3.6 billion in federal funds that she earlier rejected than with fealty to the private insurance industry. (But of course, why not help them along the way as well?)

Even fellow conservatives see through the ruse of her terminology, though. The Koch Brothers-backed Americans for Prosperity, which has previously hailed Fallin as a hero of “state’s rights,” is planning a “Nobamacare” event at the Oklahoma capitol to protest her Medicaid plan.

Like the winds of a Broadway musical, austerity is sweeping down the plain in Oklahoma. But the jig is up for Mary Fallin. She’ll be holding onto the Governor’s mansion until 2018, but voters can still make a down-ticket difference in November. Only by sending the austerity agenda packing can they once more make “Oklahoma O.K.”

_C.J. Atkins is the opinion editor of People’s World. He grew up in Oklahoma and attended K-12 at an underfunded, outdated public school in the state. Amanda G. Luman is a teacher living in Southeast Oklahoma and has ten years’ experience working in the social services, rehabilitation, and education sectors._

_Photo: Governor Mary Fallin, Donald Trump. AP_

[C.J. Atkins]

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question: Why will Oklahoma Governor Fallin, who used to resist federal funds, request the federal money for Medicaid?

answer: Because of Oklahoma's health crisis and $1.3 billion budget deficit.

question: What does the Oklahoma health system look like?

answer: It nearing a collapse - many hospitals are facing shutdowns, and doctors are turning people away at many hospitals and clinics.

question: What did cause the Oklahoma economic crisis?

answer: Repeated tax cuts and corporate subsidies.

question: How does school funding in Oklahoma look like?

answer: School funding in Oklahoma hasn’t budged for six years.

question: What is the strategy called 'starve the beast'?

answer: The strategy includes allowing the deficit and then presenting austerity and cuts as the only solution.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Oklahoma Governor Fallin, who used to resist federal funds, will have to request the federal money for Medicaid because of the $1.3 billion budget deficit. The Oklahoma health system is nearing a collapse; companies are cutting back employment; Oklahoma’s public schools face a severe crunch - school funding hasn’t budged for six years. Some of the causes of the crisis are Repeated tax cuts and corporate subsidies.