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Understanding complex questions is characteristic of human intelligence. Quora.com and other Question-and-Answer platforms are good examples of how complex questions are best answered by humans. Unfortunately, Google and other search engines don't understand your queries. In this work we use crowdsourcing combined with algorithms for complex query understanding.
Our proposed system can answer complex queries such as "birthdate of the mayors of all the cities in Italy" The answers for such complex queries are typically available on the Web (or even just in Wikipedia). However, current search engines are not able to provide answers directly because they do not understand the semantics behind user requests.
The proposed system generates query templates using a combination of:
- query log mining
- natural language processing (NLP)
- part-of-speech tagging
- entity extraction
- crowdsourcing
Query templates that can then be used to answer whole classes of different questions rather than focusing on just a specific question and answer.
Our proposed approach first transforms the user request into a structured query then answers the query with machine-readable data publicly available on the Web (i.e., Linked Open Data).
Human input is used to to detect the structure of a user request expressed in natural language:
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The crowd is also involved to verify the correctness of automatic annotations in uncertain cases.
The result of this process is an SQL-like query that can be answered automatically by standard database technologies.
For more, see our full paper, CrowdQ – Crowdsourced Query Understanding.
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Beth Trushkowsky, AMPLab, UC Berkeley, USA
Tim Kraska, Brown University, USA
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The Senators are paying their first visit to Edmonton since Jan. 14, 2006 ... Ottawa D Jason Smith was captain of the Oilers for five seasons (2001-2006) while playing in 543 regular-season games with the club over parts of eight seasons. Smith was named the Oilers defenceman of the year by the Edmonton media 2001-02 and 2003-04 and helped the team reach the 2006 final ... The clubs last faced each other in Ottawa on Feb. 20, 2007. C Dean McAmmond scored the winner in a shootout (4-3) to give then-coach Bryan Murray the 600th victory of his career ... With a 7-12-4-0 record, the Oilers are the Senators' toughest Canadian opponent ... McAmmond played parts of six seasons with the Oilers.


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A man who was stabbed in the chest by a homeless man told police the Monday attack was unprovoked.
The victim in his 20s was standing outside of a liquor store on National Avenue near South 30th Street when the homeless man in his 40s stabbed him about 1:35 p.m., police Sgt. Tom Sullivan said.
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Long-Term Healthcare Study Abroad Opportunity in London/Dublin
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Challenge, Change & Innovate:
Thinking Outside the "Long-Term Healthcare" Box in London & Dublin
"Why?" and "Why Not?" are the two questions related to long-term healthcare practices at home and abroad that emerging leaders in this field will seek to answer during this class. With a focus on experiential learning through observation and critical thinking, we will explore services across the long-term care continuum.
Through visits to historical sites and interaction with professionals in long-term care leadership and management roles, students will gain a broader, more international perspective on leadership challenges, innovations and rewards in the changing field of long-term health care.
Prerequisite: students should have explored long-term care in the U.S. through course work or other personal and/or professional experiences. 3 credit hours, undergraduate.
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Western Kentucky University's College of Health and Human Services (CHHS) will honor the opening of their first student-applied research center, the WKU Center for Environmental and Workplace Health (CEWH).
Divya Gadde, a graduate student in our WKU Department of Public Health was recently awarded with funding to support her research proposal: "Assessment of Ergonomics in Indian Dental Practice".
WKU and the surrounding communities can now schedule an appointment to give blood during the WKU vs. MTSU Blood Drive competition on November 13-15, 2017 from 10:00am-6:00pm at the WKU Preston Center.
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Enrollment for the fall term at Incredible Years Preschool is open now for children ages 2 1/2 to 5, and since space is limited, parents are encouraged to register soon.
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S.385 - Dale Long Emergency Medical Service Providers Protection Act112th Congress (2011-2012)
|Sen. Leahy, Patrick J. [D-VT] (Introduced 02/17/2011)
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Dale Long Emergency Medical Service Providers Protection Act - Amends the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1986 to include within the definitions of "member of a rescue squad or ambulance crew" and "public safety officer" for purposes of eligibility for public safety officers' benefits an officially recognized or designated employee or volunteer member of a rescue squad or ambulance crew that: (1) is a public agency or a nonprofit entity serving the public that is officially authorized or licensed to engage in rescue activity or to provide emergency medical services and that is officially designated as a prehospital emergency medical response agency, and (2) is engaging in rescue activity or in the provision of emergency medical services.
Cancels $12 million of unobligated balances available under the Department of Justice (DOJ) Assets Forfeiture Fund.
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AstraZeneca and Daiichi Sankyo to Co-Promote Denosumab for Cancer
AstraZeneca today announced a co-promotion agreement in Japan with Daiichi Sankyo for denosumab for the treatment of bone disorders stemming from bone metastasis.
AstraZeneca and Daiichi Sankyo will co-promote denosumab after it is approved for use in Japan. Bone metastasis is one of the most frequent causes of pain for cancer patients which can cause bone fractures and reduces ability to maintain normal quality of life including day-to-day activities. Denosumab, with its novel mode of action and targeted delivery via a monthly subcutaneous injection, represents a new treatment option in Japan for the management of bone metastasis across a broad range of cancer types.
In Japan, Daiichi Sankyo acquired denosumab rights in 2007 from Amgen Inc. The company filed a Japanese New Drug Application (JNDA) in August 2010.
Tony Zook, Executive Vice President of AstraZeneca's Global Commercial Organisation said: "Collaborations like this are a key part of our strategy to bring innovative medicines to patients. This partnership leverages our long-standing commitment to oncology in Japan, and we look forward to contributing our expertise in this area to bring this novel cancer treatment to patients upon approval."
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ATHENS, Ga. � Former University of Georgia football coach Jim Donnan was acquitted Friday of a long list of charges related to an investment fraud scheme, looking relieved as he put his head in his hands and then hugged teary family members in the courtroom.
The 69-year-old former coach had faced 41 counts charges including conspiracy, mail fraud, wire fraud and money laundering. His lawyers said he was duped and thought he was sharing a great investment opportunity with friends.
In an interview at his home after the verdict, Donnan said that even compared to the many high-pressure games he coached, �nothing even comes close to approximating that minute when the judge announced the verdict.�
�The apprehension and the anxiety was overwhelming,� he said.
Donnan, formerly of Burlington and a football standout at Williams High School before playing quarterback collegiately at N.C. State University, said his family gave him inspiration to turn down a plea deal that prosecutors offered him, despite facing so many charges.
�There was no way I could look at my children or my grandchildren or my wife, knowing my innocence, and take something like that,� he said, adding that his confidence was bolstered by previous victories in related civil cases.
Defense attorney Ed Tolley said he was �very moved� that Donnan was found not guilty on all charges.
�I�m so grateful to the jury that they paid attention,� said Tolley, who�s been the coach�s friend for more than 20 years.
U.S. Attorney Michael Moore, whose office prosecuted the case, said he respected the jury�s decision.
�Once we have put forward our case, our job is not to question the jury�s verdict, but to respect it,� he said.
PROSECUTORS HAD said Donnan and Gregory Crabtree of Proctorville, Ohio, ran a fraudulent investment scheme from September 2007 to December 2010 through GLC Limited, a West Virginia-based company dealing in wholesale and closeout merchandise.
Crabtree pleaded guilty to a single conspiracy charge last month and faces up to five years in prison.
Crabtree and Donnan promised high rates of return. But when the company failed to turn adequate profits to make those payouts, investors were paid with money from other investors, prosecutors said.
Donnan�s attorneys maintained that he was also a victim in Crabtree�s scheme and that he thought he�d found a great investment.
The jury foreman, Artis Ricks, said he believed Donnan was as much a victim as other investors.
�I just kept thinking day after day the government was going to pull out a smoking gun, and I just didn�t see one,� Ricks said Friday after the trial.
Donnan was head coach at Marshall University from 1990 to 1995 and at Georgia from 1996 to 2000. He later became an ESPN analyst. Prosecutors argued that Crabtree ran day-to-day operations while Donnan lured investors from his extensive network of personal and professional contacts.
Witnesses called by the prosecutors included business leaders, former football players and high-profile college coaches who invested. Among the witnesses were North Carolina State University basketball coach Mark Gottfried, Texas State football coach Dennis Franchione, Cincinnati football coach Tommy Tuberville and former Texas Tech men�s basketball coach Billy Gillispie.
The defense called only a handful of witnesses, but thoroughly questioned many of the prosecution witnesses
MOST INVESTORS testified that they were heavily influenced by their trust in Donnan, who assured that they wouldn�t lose their initial investment money. Many received high payouts initially, prompting them to invest more. Almost all eventually lost money.
Donnan�s attorneys argued that as soon as he realized something was wrong with the business, he hired people to try to sort out its finances and salvage it. Many investors knew that, and that�s one reason many of them testified that they are still close friends with him, Donnan said.
Donnan�s post-verdict plans include watching his grandchildren play sports and playing some golf and tennis himself. He�d also like to be a sports commentator again.
The former coach got choked up when he talked about one granddaughter�s high school graduation in Oklahoma next week and a big family celebration he wasn�t sure he could attend until the verdict was read.
�It�s been a very tough process from day one,� Donnan said.


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11 of the smallest mammals in the world
Pygmy marmoset
Occasionally referred to as the "pocket monkey" because they can easily fit into your breast pocket, these adorable, curious animals native to the Amazon rain forest are the world's smallest monkeys.
It's hard to imagine a monkey getting any smaller; pygmy marmosets rarely exhibit a length greater than about 15 or 16 centimeters, and adults typically weigh under 140 grams. They also live a long time given their size, occasionally reaching ages in excess of 20 years in captivity.


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Year/Running time: 2015 – 08.41mn
Country/languages: Netherlands, Tunisia
Shooting format: HDV, HDCAM, RED
Screening format: 16/9
Screening format: 16/9
Genre: Documentary/experimental
Migrants are, very often, presented by European media as a threat to the westerns' comfort. Seen through the introduction to Frantz Fanon's The Wretched of the Earth by Jean-Paul Sartre, we can conclude how wrong answers come from wrong questions.
Director/producer: Hassouna Mansouri
Cast : Kais Boughanmi
Camera: Thierno Ibrahima Dia, Ahmed Souayed
Editor: Hassouna Mansouri, Ahmed Souayed
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CERE-110 in Subjects With Mild to Moderate Alzheimer's Disease
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Vendee Globe - Slow, steady progress for Mike Golding
by Emily Caroe on 19 Jan 2013
17 Jan Last Breakfast, Mike Golding onboard Gamesa - 2012 Vendee Globe Mike Golding Yacht Racing ©
In the Vendee Globe, Mike Golding continues to make relatively slow, but steady progress in light to moderate NE'ly winds. Golding and his long time arch-rival, Jean Le Cam, are now on opposite tacks with the British skippering closing down miles steadily on the French sailor who is sailing gently NE, away from Rio which is just 110 miles to his NW.
The lateral split between the duo is now 500 miles but from his offshore position Golding is gaining leverage on Le Cam all the time and on the 0400hrs UTC ranking, he was just 23 miles behind (in terms of distance to finish). So Golding has made up 60 miles on Le Cam since the same time yesterday. Gamesa was making just over 10kts in a 12-14kts breeze whilst Le Cam is slower and was making just 5kts at times during the night.
Golding largely has his rivals under control. Both Arnaud Boissieres (Akenas Verandas) and Dominique Wavre (Mirabaud) are nearly on the same latitude as him, but both will struggle with the same situation as Le Cam, ahead of them all, being upwind with a poor angle on port tack when they try to get north.
Mike should be progressively getting into stronger, more lifted breeze as he climbs north of the high pressure.
Mike sent this email last night:
Last Breakfast
This morning, in an experiment, I enjoyed scrambled eggs on toast which was both good, and a nice break from my normal cereals. In truth this was not an exploration brought on by my culinary curiosity, but the beginnings of a worrying period in a long race like this, when it seems like everything on board is worn out, or running out. I have only maybe six servings of cereal remaining, not a crisis, but I will need to be creative with what remains, if I am to have any comfort over the final weeks.
We pack the boat with food, fuel and spares for, say, a 90 day race, which is normal. In such a competitive fleet we all push the limits and try to minimise our load weight. However when times are tough we think little of double-portioning a meal, or burning the heater, or running the engine to maintain a better cabin temperature. But now, as we approach the final stages of the race any such previous excesses (and there have been very few) all come back to haunt you – and the paranoia that you won't/can't make the finish in Les Sables d'Olonne starts to ring strongly in your thoughts.
If I were starting on a passage home from Rio de Janeiro today, and what I have in terms of food, spares and fuel was presented to me on the dock, I would laugh – because it's just not sufficient. But out here, 400 miles east into the Atlantic, heading north with the majority of my fourth Vendée Globe behind me, I have no option but to make ends meet.
Running out of cereal is one thing, but since our hydrogenerator control box nearly burst into flames as we entered the Southern Ocean going South, fuel has been the primary concern. We chose not to make a huge hogwash about it, others seemed so much worse off then we did at the time, and we still do have fuel which we think will be sufficient. But like the cereal - and pretty much everything else now – it's going to be a close run thing.
Still, if I have to eat marmalade and pickle for the last week of the race then that is what I will do. But no power equals no auto pilot, lights, navigation systems, AIS, active echo, keel etc…. In Biscay - in Feb, really?! That is too much and not very safe or seaman like. But in common with every other Vendée competitor, it is my inbuilt need to complete (a form of madness?), we simply must close this circle and finish so we can once again enjoy the feeling and emotion of that 20 minute passage through the canal into Les Sables d'Olonne.
Perhaps this time the paranoia is even further heightened by the knowledge that this is my last expression of such madness…. and I bloody well mean it this time!
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