Question: Describe the practice of harvesting foetal bovine serum in New Zealand. Respond in 746 words.

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Heavily pregnant cows are being slaughtered and the blood drained from their unborn calves' hearts to be sold for export - where it's used to produce vaccines and fake meat.
While the practice is legal, an industry whistleblower says it frequently causes unnecessary suffering, as the pregnant cows are confined in trucks or left standing for long periods.
Some even gave birth in transit or at the yards, a breach of animal welfare regulations. Pregnant cows are not supposed to be transported in their last month of gestation, without a vet certificate, or give birth after arriving for slaughter.
Last year, however, the Ministry of Primary Industries (MPI) recorded 22 births at meatworks, and is also currently investigating a current complaint about the transport of pregnant cows.
The Herald on Sunday's source, who did not want to be named to protect their job, said while some farmers may legitimately have miscalculated a cow's pregnancy, others were acting out of greed.
"Some will leave the cow pregnant as long as possible to get a bigger foetus to get more blood, to get more money," the insider said.
"And that cow has already given her life to produce milk, I just don't see how they justify it. I think it's an appalling practice."
The harvest of foetal bovine serum - the official name for calf foetus blood - is the latest in a string of animal welfare issues to hit the New Zealand farming industry, including last week's revelations about intensive winter feeding, and previous concerns about culling of bobby calves.
The serum industry has been operating in New Zealand for at least 25 years. Each calf heart produces about 300ml. Farmers are believed to receive about $50 extra per harvest. The serum is exported around the world for up to $2500 a litre.
The serum is used in pharmaceuticals and in laboratories as a medium to grow cells - including in the formation of vaccines and, ironically, lab-grown meat.
To get the blood, the uterus containing the foetus is cut from the cow's body after it is killed and hung on a hook. Regulations say the cow must be dead for at least five minutes before the foetus is removed, to ensure it has died.
The foetus is then taken to a special room, where a needle is put into its heart to extract the blood.
Until now, the industry has gone largely under the radar. The Herald on Sunday's source decided to come forward in the wake of the mycoplasma bovis outbreak, accusing farmers who said they didn't want to kill pregnant cattle of being hypocritical.
"It's self-serving saying the government is forcing them to slaughter when they've been doing it for years," they said.
Federated Farmers national president Katie Milne said culling pregnant cows was a normal part of the farming cycle, but most would go to the meat works before the second trimester, not when they were heavily pregnant.
She didn't know of any farmers deliberately impregnating cows to get extra money at slaughter, and she would disagree with that.
"But if it's an animal that is going to die anyway, surely aren't we best to utilise as much of it as we can, particularly for a valuable by-product?"
However, Marcelo Rodriguez Ferrere, a senior law lecturer in the field of animal law and welfare, said there was no necessity to impregnate cows that were going to die.
"One has to consider that we're not talking about non-sentient beings. We're talking about animals that can feel pain and distress, and also have the capacity to feel positive emotions," he said.
"That seems to be lost in the most graphic of ways here. We're treating the cow as it's seen in the law as a commodity - but just because law recognises that as being acceptable doesn't make it morally acceptable."
Sirma Karapeeva, a spokeswoman for the Meat Industry Association, said the industry had a strong commitment to the humane treatment of animals.
Collection and processing of the serum was carried out under strict regulations, including the direct supervision of vets.
She said cows were not being deliberately impregnated prior to processing in order to 'farm' foetuses.
However MPI said there was no way to know if farmers were deliberately impregnating cull cows to gain extra profit.
It said welfare regulations would be strengthened into law on October 1 to make calving within 24 hours of going to the meatworks punishable by fine or infringement.


Question: Describe 5 key measures that would make progress in Alzheimer's research faster and more successful.

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Bill Gates has personally invested $50 million in the Dementia Discovery Fund—a private fund working to diversify the clinical pipeline and identify new targets for treatment. Most of the major pharmaceutical companies continue to pursue the amyloid and tau pathways. DDF complements their work by supporting startups as they explore less mainstream approaches to treating dementia.
The investment -will be followed by another $50 million in start-up ventures working in Alzheimer’s research, Gates said.
Bill Gates believes we are at a turning point in Alzheimer’s Research and Development. Now is the right time to accelerate that progress before the major costs hit countries that can’t afford high priced therapies and where exposure to the kind of budget implications of an Alzheimer’s epidemic could bankrupt health systems.
Dementia Discovery Fund—a private fund working to diversify the clinical pipeline and identify new targets for treatment. Most of the major pharmaceutical companies continue to pursue the amyloid and tau pathways. DDF complements their work by supporting startups as they explore less mainstream approaches to treating dementia.
You have a nearly 50 percent chance of developing the disease if you live into your mid-80s. In the United States, it is the only cause of death in the top 10 without any meaningful treatments that becomes more prevalent each year.
The first Alzheimer’s treatments might not come to fruition for another decade or more, and they will be very expensive at first. Once that day comes, the Gates foundation might look at how we can expand access in poor countries.
Americans will spend $259 billion caring for those with Alzheimer’s and other dementias in 2017. Absent a major breakthrough, expenditures will continue to squeeze healthcare budgets in the years and decades to come. This is something that governments all over the world need to be thinking about, including in low- and middle-income countries where life expectancies are catching up to the global average and the number of people with dementia is on the rise.
A person with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia spends five times more every year out-of-pocket on healthcare than a senior without a neurodegenerative condition. Unlike those with many chronic diseases, people with Alzheimer’s incur long-term care costs as well as direct medical expenses. If you get the disease in your 60s or 70s, you might require expensive care for decades.
1. We need to better understand how Alzheimer’s unfolds. The brain is a complicated organ.
2. We need to detect and diagnose Alzheimer’s earlier. A more reliable, affordable, and accessible diagnostic—such as a blood test—would make it easier to see how Alzheimer’s progresses and track how effective new drugs are.
3. We need more approaches to stopping the disease. Most drug trials to date have targeted amyloid and tau, two proteins that cause plaques and tangles in the brain. I hope those approaches succeed, but we need to back scientists with different, less mainstream ideas in case they don’t. A more diverse drug pipeline increases our odds of discovering a breakthrough.
4. We need to make it easier to get people enrolled in clinical trials. The pace of innovation is partly determined by how quickly we can do clinical trials. Since we don’t yet have a good understanding of the disease or a reliable diagnostic, it’s difficult to find qualified people early enough in the disease’s progression willing to participate. It can sometimes take years to enroll enough patients. If we could develop a process to pre-qualify participants and create efficient registries, we could start new trials more quickly.
5. We need to use data better. Every time a pharmaceutical company or a research lab does a study, they gather lots of information. We should compile this data in a common form, so that we get a better sense of how the disease progresses, how that progression is determined by gender and age, and how genetics determines your likelihood of getting Alzheimer’s. This would make it easier for researchers to look for patterns and identify new pathways for treatment.


Question: What's going on with the Ontario election today? Respond in 7 sentences.

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The penultimate day before Election Day is promising to be dominated by fallout from the $16.5-million lawsuit filed by Renata Ford, widow of former mayor Rob Ford, against her brother in law Doug Ford.
PC leader Ford, who has denied Renata Ford’s allegations that she and her children are being deprived of millions of dollars that was supposed to be left to them by her late husband, will be campaigning in downtown Toronto, North York, East York, and Thornhill on Tuesday.
The Star’s Rob Ferguson is covering Ford.
NDP leader Andrea Horwath, who polls suggest is in a virtual dead heat with Ford, will be in Brampton, Guelph, Kitchener, Cambridge, Brantford, Dundas, Burlington, and Toronto on a marathon day of campaigning.
The Star’s Kristin Rushowy is covering Horwath.
Liberal leader Kathleen Wynne, who is fighting for her party’s survival, will be in North York, London, and Kitchener.
The Star’s Robert Benzie is covering Wynne.


Question: Do you know anything about Peter Jørgen Frydendahl?

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Peter Jørgen Frydendahl (1766-1830), was a Danish stage actor. He belonged to the elite actors of the Royal Danish Theatre from 1786. He was described as a versatile actor, was active also as a singer, and particularly noted for his comic roles, for which he was called the most noted of his time. He was also principa of the acting school from 1816.


Question: What is a golden egg? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Question: Describe how to use Snoozy, the full featured alarm-clock.

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 Describe how to use Snoozy, the full featured alarm-clock.

Snoozy is your full featured Alarm-Clock, you only have to speak to, to get a few extra minutes of sleep in the morning!
Snooze your alarms and timers just by speaking to Snoozy!
fall asleep to your favorite music!
The center screen gives you a quick overview about the current time and the next alarm or timer. In addition you can set the Sleep-Music countdown and control the music player.Swipe right reveals the alarm list. Swipe left reveals the Sleep-Music playlist.
Here you can manage your alarms and timer. Activate them with a simple tap or change their settings with a tap on the cogwheels. Swipe right on an alarm and press the X button to delete it. To rearrange the list, just long tap on an entry and drag it to its new position!
The circular time picker set the alarms hours and minutes. A center tap switches from alarm to timer and vice versa. At the top ringtone and general settings can be accessed. On the bottom edge you can define the automatic repeat weekdays for the alarm.
Add music from your personal music library to the sleep-music playlist with a simple tap on the + button. Rearrange the tracks with a long tap and drag them to the new position. A simple tap starts the track. The time until Snoozy turns off the music for you can be set on the center screen.
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Question: Describe the concept of "micro-aggression" in its current application on college campuses in the United States.

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The political left has come up with a new buzzword: "micro-aggression."
Professors at the University of California at Berkeley have been officially warned against saying such things as "America is the land of opportunity." Why? Because this is considered to be an act of "micro-aggression" against minorities and women. Supposedly it shows that you don't take their grievances seriously and are therefore guilty of being aggressive toward them, even if only on a micro scale.
You might think that this is just another crazy idea from Berkeley. But the same concept appears in a report from the flagship campus of the University of Illinois at Urbana. If you just sit in a room where all the people are white, you are considered to be guilty of "micro-aggression" against people who are not white, who will supposedly feel uncomfortable when they enter such a room.
At UCLA, a professor who changed the capitalization of the word "indigenous" to lower case in a student's dissertation was accused of "micro-aggression," apparently because he preferred to follow the University of Chicago Manual of Style, rather than the student's attempt to enhance the importance of being indigenous.
When a group of UCLA law students came to class wearing T-shirts with a picture of one of their professors who had organized an intramural softball game, those T-shirts were protested as a manifestation of "white privilege."
Why? Because that professor had written a book critical of affirmative action.
"Micro-aggression" protests have spread to campuses from coast to coast — that is, from California's Berkeley and UCLA to Harvard and Fordham on the east coast, and including Oberlin and Illinois in the midwest.
Academic administrators have all too often taken the well-worn path of least resistance, by regarding the most trivial, or even silly, claims of victimhood with great seriousness, even when that involved undermining faculty members held in high esteem by most of their students and by their professional colleagues on campus and beyond.
The concept of "micro-aggression" is just one of many tactics used to stifle differences of opinion by declaring some opinions to be "hate speech," instead of debating those differences in a marketplace of ideas. To accuse people of aggression for not marching in lockstep with political correctness is to set the stage for justifying real aggression against them.
This tactic reaches far beyond academia and far beyond the United States. France's Jean-Paul Sartre has been credited — if that is the word — with calling social conditions he didn't like "violence," as a prelude to justifying real violence as a response to those conditions. Sartre's American imitators have used the same verbal tactic to justify ghetto riots.
Word games are just one of the ways of silencing politically incorrect ideas, instead of debating them. Demands that various conservative organizations be forced to reveal the names of their donors are another way of silencing ideas by intimidating people who facilitate the spread of those ideas. Whatever the rationale for wanting those names, the implicit threat is retaliation.
This same tactic was used, decades ago, by Southern segregationists who tried to force black civil rights organizations to reveal the names of their donors, in a situation where retaliation might have included violence as well as economic losses.
In a sense, the political left's attempts to silence ideas they cannot, or will not, debate are a confession of intellectual bankruptcy. But this is just one of the left's ever-increasing restrictions on other people's freedom to live their lives as they see fit, rather than as their betters tell them.
Current attempts by the Obama administration to force low-income housing to be built in middle class and upscale communities are on a par with forcing people to buy the kind of health insurance the government wants them to buy — ObamaCare — rather than leaving them free to buy whatever suits their own situation and preferences.
The left is not necessarily aiming at totalitarianism. But their know-it-all mindset leads repeatedly and pervasively in that direction, even if by small steps, each of which might be called "micro-totalitarianism."


Question: Ask customers what gaming platforms they regularly use, and how many hours per week they spend playing video/computer games in New Zealand, Taiwan and Chile.

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The statistic presents information on customer preferred gaming platforms according to gaming companies worldwide as of August 2016. According to the findings, 29 percent of companies stated their customers preferred playing console games.
New Zealand: Which gaming platforms do you regularly use?
Taiwan: Which gaming platforms do you regularly use?
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Question: Describe the plan for the Nashville Fairgrounds overhaul.

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A dramatic overhaul of the Nashville fairgrounds anchored by a new MLS stadium and private development took a major step forward Tuesday.
A dramatic overhaul of The Fairgrounds Nashville anchored by a new Major League Soccer stadium and private development took a major step forward after getting a nod of approval from the Metro Board of Fair Commissioners on Tuesday.
The fair board voted unanimously 5-0 to adopt a new fairgrounds site plan that calls for the demolition of existing facilities and expo centers to make way for a new $275 million MLS stadium. These buildings would be rebuilt on a separate portion of the 117-acre fairgrounds property.
The approved plan also lays out a vision for a mixed-use development — with housing, retail, entertainment options and perhaps a hotel — on 10 acres of the fairgrounds that would be operated by the ownership group of Nashville's MLS expansion franchise led by billionaire businessman John Ingram.
The fair board's vote isn't binding, but it was an important requirement for the project to advance. It means the process to rezone the property will begin immediately, with legislation to be filed Wednesday to change the land use of the site.
"We want to get to work," said fair board chairman Ned Horton, calling feedback from the public generally positive and arguing that the plan matches the board's goals to upgrade the facilities. "There's going to be a lot people who don't like any change, people who will object to certain parts of this. We can't make everybody happy all the time. But I think we do have the charge to move forward in improving this facility.
"We have to get started, and today is the day, within our authority, to move the ball forward with this concept."
The Metro Council voted 31-6 in November to give preliminary approval to $225 million in revenue bonds for the new stadium, but it was contingent on future actions, including formal approval of revamping the fairgrounds.
Tuesday's vote followed a handful of meetings and workshops last month on how the fairgrounds should look and function, but the project has remained a source of controversy.
A handful of speakers spoke on the project during a public comments period prior to the vote, including Shane Smiley, a longtime fairgrounds advocate. He accused the board of diverting from its core mission by embracing the new concept, arguing that many flea market vendors oppose the idea.
"You guys are supposed to be the fair board," Smiley said. "Stop trying to act like the soccer board."
But Ann McKinney, representing Christmas Village, an event held annually each at the fairgrounds, applauded the fair board for how it engaged the public in creating the site plan.
Kim Hawkins, principal of the landscape architecture firm Hawkins Partners, which led the creation of the new plan, said maintaining existing uses — auto racing, flea markets and the state fair — and protecting the "authenticity" of the historic site and adding parking were top priorities.
The plan would be for around 6,000 parking spaces in total, including temporary parking at the fairgrounds speedway and on fiber-reinforced turf on future recreational soccer fields, which are under construction at a new fairgrounds park slated for the site. The plan includes 1,300 parking spaces on surface lots, another 240 permanent parking spots at the fairgrounds park, and 1,600 shared parking spots at the mixed-use development.
Proposed offerings at the mixed-use development include casual restaurants, retail shops, neighborhood services, entertainment venues, mixed-income residences and creative office space.
In a reversal from previous plans, the future private development would be located on the elevated portion of the fairgrounds directly next to the stadium, creating a new streetscape connecting the fairgrounds speedway and soccer stadium. This part of the property had previously been envisioned for the new fairgrounds event buildings and an expo centers.
These facilities — which hold flea markets and other events — would now be constructed on the lower elevation part of the property, totaling 21 acres, near what is currently Walsh Road, close to Nolensville Pike. This is where the mixed-use development was originally shown before the council's approval of the bond resolution in November.
Under the plan for the new facilities and expo centers, the city would build 125,000 square feet of conditioned space, another 100,000 square feet of covered space, multiple loading zones, vehicular access around the new buildings, and green space and outdoor space.
MLS awarded Nashville a new expansion team in December with preliminary plans for the new stadium to be built by 2021. The team will either begin play in 2021 or 2020 at a temporary location.
"We're committed to working with all aspects of the fairgrounds," said Mary Cavarra of Ingram Industries, speaking on behalf of the ownership group. "We look forward to this project."
Ron Gobbell, president emeritus of the architecture firm Gobbell Hays Partners, which is serving as the lead manager of the project for the city, said three design teams would be "working feverishly" over the next three months to finalize plan for the stadium, private development and reconstructed fairgrounds buildings.
"All of that's got to fit together," Gobbell said. "We've got to make sure that works. So, we've got to develop them kind of at the same time so that we do know what those technical issues (are) with traffic, or utilities, or topography, as we go through this process."
The MLS stadium project still needs council approval to rezone the property and to demolish buildings that are on the site. In addition, bonds approved by the council in May are contingent on finalizing a lease agreement with the team.
The council is slated to take up the rezoning with other actions set through October.
"This is one step in a series of multiple steps," said fair board member Caleb Hemmer, adding that more public engagement will take place for future votes.


Question: Write a review of the game Superhot VR for the PlayStation VR

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Since the PlayStation VR’s initial launch back in fall 2016, there has not been an experience that comes anywhere close to Superhot VR, a Matrix-esque game that will test your reflexes, along with your planning and combat skills. Players will find themselves deeply immersed in a sleek world as they work around a clock based on their own movements. When players move, the game moves, and when players stay still, things barely move at all. An interesting concept, Superhot VR makes you truly feel like an action hero as you blast, fistfight, and dodge through levels. The game takes full advantage of the PlayStation VR headset, and even allows for movement without much error from the system. If a weapon drops to the ground, there isn’t much hassle when it comes to picking it up. The same goes for hit detection, as punching feels just as natural as the game’s shooting mechanics. Everything flows perfectly, and it feels necessary that it does so because of the complexity of the game.
Superhot VR is a game that makes you think. Most rooms give players multiple ways to fight against their targets. These include bottles, miscellaneous ranged weapons from shotguns to pistols, to some other assorted melee tools. If you want to execute the mission correctly, its important to assess the resources around you, even if they’re in an enemy’s hand. If players are close enough, they can reach out and grab the enemy’s weapon right out of their hand. As the game is played in virtual reality, this was one of my personal favorite features, as I almost felt like I was truly interacting with this world around me.
The game’s minimalistic graphics are one of its biggest selling points. The action in Superhot VR is so fluid due to the fact that finding enemies is quite easy to do. The challenging, yet enjoyable, part is trying to figure out which order you should take them down in. After playing for a little while, I felt like the main character in an action movie, as I ducked and dodged around bullets while fist fighting and throwing shuriken at the enemies surrounding me. Superhot VR plays better than most of the games I’ve experienced so far on Sony’s virtual reality hardware. Visually, the game pops, and there isn’t too much that one would consider jarring, even though the combat can be quite fast.
For PlayStation VR owners, Superhot VR is a must-have. In my experience with the platform so far, Superhot VR takes the cake as the most impressive title not only for its unique visuals, but for its intense combat & ability to make players think. The concept of the game itself is superb, but the addition of the virtual reality headset makes this an incredible release. The team behind Superhot VR have raised the bar for virtual reality titles, and have provided me with one of the most well-thought out games I’ve played in a long time. For more entertainment news and reviews, make sure to keep it here on NYCityGuys!
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There continues to be public outrage in the United States over gun violence in educational institutions. The shootings at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida killed 17 people and injured 17 more, yet members of Congress refuse to take meaningful action to improve the situation. Efforts to strengthen background checks, delay those suffering from mental illness from purchasing guns, or limit the spread of military-style weapons have gone nowhere.
What representatives do not understand is the energized role young people are likely to play in the upcoming midterm elections. In 2010, when Republicans gained 63 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives and six in the U.S. Senate, only 21 percent of young voters between the ages of 18 and 24 cast ballots. This was well below the 61 percent turnout for senior citizens and the overall total of 45 percent for the eligible population, according to U.S. Census figures.
These turnout numbers were devastating for Democrats because young people are more liberal than the population as a whole and more likely to support meaningful action on gun violence. Without significant turnout among their major constituencies in 2010, Democratic candidates fared poorly and their party lost control of the House. That hurt the ability of the Obama administration to enact major policy change.
The lead-up to this year’s midterm elections, though, is seeing a surge in youth interest. A recent march organized by the Parkland students attracted more than 500,000 people to Washington, D.C. and many more in state capitals around the country. A number of young people are upset at congressional inaction on gun violence and the gutting of safety, environmental, and worker protections under the Trump administration.
In addition, special elections over the past year have generated considerable youth interest. For example, the 2017 Virginia state elections generated a youth turnout of 34 percent, twice the state’s 2009 level. That was a boon to gubernatorial candidate Ralph Northam as he captured 69 percent of the youth vote, compared to 30 percent for Republican Ed Gillespie.
Americans overestimate foreign aid? Not so fast.
If young people can double their 2014 national turnout in 2018 up to 34 percent, as happened in Virginia, that would provide an additional four million voters nationally. This is enough to make a difference in close races and help Democrats win seats. Significant gains in these midterms would put legislators on notice that voters are watching and young people are not happy with current policy decisions.
An old military adage warns about generals fighting the last war and thereby becoming obsolete. Republican intransigence on guns may represent an example of a policy that helped them in the past but will hurt them in the future. Most public opinion surveys show overwhelming majorities in favor of gun action. A February, 2018 survey by Quinnipiac University found that young people between 18 and 34 supported the Democrat’s position on gun violence by 62 to 27 percent. The GOP can ignore that message at its own peril.


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Though it seemed a good idea at the time, it’s clear now that the zoning regime that created countless “apartment neighbourhoods” around Toronto was deeply flawed.
Based on misguided notions about how we would live in the future, residents of these highrise suburban communities have instead been trapped in a failed vision of modern life.
But what planning takes, it can give back. The city’s recently implemented Tower Renewal Program, adopted after 10 years of effort, has changed zoning rules that rigidly forbade any use except residential. New regulations mean that the green space that surrounds these apartment buildings, which comprises as much as 90 per cent of a site, can now be used for small shops, daycare facilities, doctors’ offices, markets, gardens and the like.
The starting point was a desire to avoid the messiness of the city and make suburbia neat and tidy. Every human activity — living, working, playing, shopping, praying — had its own separate space, all connected by highways. That was the basis of the “tower in the park” model, replicated countless times in the older neighbourhoods of Etobicoke, Scarborough, North York and beyond. Johnston points to towers on St. Dennis Dr. in Flemingdon Park as ideally suited to the program.
The program lists 500 apartment sites that are eligible under the new regulations. Though only landlords can apply, city officials hope that residents will be enabled to make their needs known. Indeed, the worry is that the scheme could be manipulated simply as a money-making opportunity for building owners.
It’s tempting to compare Tower Renewal to the Two Kings program that unleashed unprecedented development in the areas around King and Spadina and King and Parliament. Enacted by Barbara Hall, the last mayor of the former city of Toronto, the effect of the zoning changes has been profound. Two decades later, the city has issued more than $8 billion worth of building permits for those two districts. Essentially, the plan replaced land use controls with built-form controls. The city encouraged mixed use growth — residential, commercial, retail — but still had final word over the buildings it approved.
“These are fairly stable neighbourhoods,” Johnston notes. “The average age of the towers is 47 years. The newest was built in 1985.” As dreary, even ghastly, as some of these towers may be, unlike recently built condos, they are extremely well constructed and contain many units large enough for families.
City council approved the initiative in 2013, but the changes didn’t make it through the Ontario Municipal Board until last December. Complainants included local businesses concerned about the effect on their bottom line.
Given that almost a million people live in the 2,000 such towers across the GTA, the need for change is huge. The program falls short of full mixed-use, which would require more than zoning updates, and the new regulations won’t affect many of these concrete slabs. But now highrise suburbs in the GTA have a brighter future, something the past, despite the best of intentions, made impossible.


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A 14-year-old boy was killed and a 20-year-old man arrested in a fatal shooting Monday morning in Pontiac, police say.
The shooting took place about 2:40 a.m. on the 100 block of Willard, which is south of Auburn and east of Woodward. Police responded to a 911 call saying a victim had been shot in the chest, but when they arrived, the victim had already been privately transported to McLaren Oakland hospital.
He was pronounced dead there.
The suspect, the 20-year-old man, was at the hospital when the Oakland County deputy sheriffs arrived. They transported him to the Pontiac substation for an interview.
The suspect told police he had a handgun under a mattress, and that when he and the victim moved the mattress to another spot in the home, the gun accidentally went off.
The suspect then conveyed the victim to the hospital, which is where police met him. He's at Oakland County Jail in Pontiac, pending charges.


Question: Please provide a list of the lecture titles offered by Rare Book School. Respond in 16 sentences.

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Lectures with linked titles (appearing in red) are available for audio streaming. Please click to listen. You can also find RBS lectures on iTunes or other podcast apps (search for “Rare Book School”). Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of audio files is not permitted. An alphabetical list by lecturer is also available.
You Load 15 Tons and What Do You Get?
Form, Format, Genre, Medium: Poetry and Print in the Nineteenth-Century U.S.
When is a Book More Than a Book?
Oh, so THIS is Chinese Paper!
The Rev. Hugh Blair (1718–1800): The J. K. Rowling of Eighteenth-Century Britain?
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Question: What is the David O. Selznick Achievement Award? Respond in 8 sentences.

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The Marvel Studios president will be the recipient of the 2019 David O. Selznick Achievement Award.
Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige will be honored by the Producers Guild of America, which will present him with its 2019 David O. Selznick Achievement Award recognizing the producer’s body of work in motion pictures. Feige will receive the award at the 30th annual Producers Guild Awards on Jan. 19 at the Beverly Hilton hotel in Los Angeles.
As Marvel president since 2007, Feige has served as producer of the studio’s 20 films, which have come to be known as the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and have collectively grossed $17.6 billion at the worldwide box office. This year alone, Marvel broke new ground with its racially diverse Black Panther, which has earned $1.3 billion worldwide, and then followed that with the superhero meet-up Avengers: Infinity War, which has grossed more than $2 billion worldwide. His upcoming features include Captain Marvel and a new installment of Avengers.
The 2018 recipient of the David O. Selznick Award was Charles Roven. Previous recipients include David Heyman, Stanley Kramer, Billy Wilder, Clint Eastwood, Jerry Bruckheimer, Brian Grazer, Laura Ziskin, Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall, Scott Rudin and Steven Spielberg.


Question: What items will be available in the second online release of the "Heroes in a Half Shell: A Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Celebration" gallery show?

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Online Release (Part 2)!
Tomorrow is the second online release of posters and enamel pins from our recent 'Heroes in a Half Shell: A Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Celebration' gallery show. We’ll have posters by Shane Hillman featuring the stunning rogues gallery of the Turtles as well as the awesome Technodrome. We’ll also have a poster by Shane for one of the best arcade/SNES games ever: Konami’s TURTLES IN TIME! Additionally, we’ll have a beautiful poster of the Turtles battling Usagi Yojimbo by Usagi creator Stan Sakai, and “PARTY SIZE” by the brilliant Mike Del Mundo featuring an incredible explosion of just about every TMNT character you can think of. Finally, we have four TMNT enamel pins from Andrew Kolb!
Posters and pins will be available tomorrow, Thursday (9/13) at a random time via mondotees.com.
Please follow us on Twitter for the on sale announcement. These posters will be available online at a random time on Thursday, September 13th.


Question: Respond in 9 sentences. Describe the 6th International Conference on Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality and Computer Graphics (SALENTO AVR 2019).

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The 6th International Conference on Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality and Computer Graphics (SALENTO AVR 2019) intends to bring together the community of researchers and scientists in order to discuss key issues, approaches, ideas, open problems, innovative applications and trends on virtual and augmented reality, 3D visualization and computer graphics in the areas of medicine, cultural heritage, arts, education, entertainment, military and industrial applications.
External reviewers and program committee taking into account originality, significance, technical soundness and clarity of exposition will carefully evaluate the contributions. Accepted papers will be included in the conference proceedings and published in Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) edited by Springer.
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Our thanks go to Springer for sponsoring the best paper awards.
The best papers will be selected by the Scientific Committee and the winners will be awarded during the gala dinner.
SALENTO AVR 2019 provides also the opportunity for companies, government organizations and academic institutions to showcase VR-related products as hardware, software, integrated systems, peripherals, innovative solutions and anything else of interest to our conference participants. Please refer to Call for Exibitors for details on the exibition area.
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Question: Have you heard about Bill Browder, Russia and President Trump's recent meeting with Vladimir Putin?

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Browder’s story is the only one we see in the news. And it’s never questioned, even though it has. He continually moves to block films and articles critical of him from seeing distribution.
And it is Browder, along with Republic National Bank chief Edmond Safra, who were involved together in the pillaging of Russia in the 1990’s. Browder’s firm hired Magintsky as an accountant (because that’s what he was) to assist in the money laundering Heritage Capital was involved in.
Three days later President Trump met with Vladimir Putin in Helsinki. There a Putin let the world know that he would assist Robert Mueller’s investigation if in return the U.S. would assist Russia in returning Bill Browder, who was tried and convicted in absentia for tax evasion.
Earlier this week Facebook comes out, after horrific earnings, to tell everyone that IRA was still at it, though being ever so sneaky, trying to influence the mid-terms by engaging Democrats and anti-Trumpers to organize... In that release, Facebook let it be known it was working with the political arm of NATO, The Atlantic Council, to ferret out these dastardly Russian agents.


Question: What do you think of the recent Montreal Canadiens trade and the team's chances to improve?

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The second-year Vegas Golden Knights are operating as if they’re in win-now mode, and why not? They absolutely are. Meanwhile the Montreal Canadiens are trading away their captain in the middle of the night. So that’s how things are going!
Max Pacioretty is heading to Vegas in exchange for Tomas Tatar, touted forward prospect Nick Suzuki, and a second-round pick. And to a certain extent, the Golden Knights were spending house money. Both that second-round pick and the first-round pick they used to select Suzuki came over from the Blue Jackets, plus David Clarkson’s contract, in exchange for the Knights not selecting certain Columbus players in the expansion draft. So they took William Karlsson, who went out and scored 43 goals for Vegas. Yes, the Tatar deadline deal was a disaster, but Pacioretty represents a pretty significant upgrade at left wing without trading anything besides what were, at least initially, surplus assets.
Pacioretty, 29, had a down year, missing time with a knee injury and surrounded by a pretty miserable Canadiens squad. But he has been a remarkably consistent scorer otherwise, racking up 30-something goals and 60-something points in each of his previous five full seasons. He’s going to look real good on Vegas’s revamped second line, (probably) opposite Alex Tuch and (almost certainly) centered by free-agent acquisition Paul Stastny. The Knights also have the cap space to sign him to a four-year, $28-million extension without too much stress.
Going the other way in this trade is some potentially good value. Tatar, 27, also had a rough year and would seem a good candidate for a bounce-back, though he won’t exactly be playing alongside barn-burning talent. The deal will likely ultimately come down to the 19-year-old Suzuki, the Knights’ No. 4 prospect by one accounting, an offensive-minded centerman who may ultimately turn out to be too small to keep playing center.
Even if it’s a decent haul, it could have and would have been heftier if not for the fact that everyone in hockey knew Pacioretty wanted out of Montreal, and that there was just about zero chance the Habs were ever going to re-sign him. The Canadiens and GM Marc Bergevin somehow spent a year driving down their own leverage ahead of a trade that was always going to happen, and even if Suzuki pans out, that has to color any analysis of this deal.
With a series of big trades of disgruntled players, the Canadiens have not, on the whole, gotten that much younger, or even particularly cheaper. They obviously have not gotten better. They are spinning their wheels and only getting more enmired. Do they still think Bergevin is capable of getting them out of this muck?


Question: "What is Aneflomorpha parvipunctata?"

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Aneflomorpha parvipunctata is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Chemsak and Noguera in 2005.


Question: Provide a detailed description of the new Maybach concept vehicle announcement. Respond in detail.

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Courtesy of a 30-second-long video captioned “Luxury at its finest,” Mercedes-Maybach is announcing plans to unveil a new ultra-luxurious concept at the forthcoming Beijing Motor Show. As you would come to expect from a teaser, it does not reveal the identity of the vehicle, nor does it allow us to figure out the type of body style. That being said, latest intel suggests it will take the shape of an opulent SUV set to act as a preview for a Maybach version of the next-generation GLS.
From what we’re able to see, the mysterious high-end concept appears to have a four-seat arrangement with individual rear seats separated by a massive center console. Numerous gold accents and Maybach logos have been plastered throughout the cabin, and there are also a bunch of white flowers between those comfortable rear seats featuring pillows.
It looks like the concept will feature a retro-flavored split rear window in the same vein as the spectacular Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 concept from 2016. Up front, there’s a “floating” center console wrapped around in the finest leather to match the cozy seats. For a brief moment, we can see the touchpad of the Comand infotainment system as well as three small screens built into the lower section of the center console to provide various details about the vehicle. The display in the middle appears to depict the silhouette of a tall vehicle with a raked roofline and extremely short overhangs.
To spice things up furthermore, Mercedes has applied a great deal of aluminum inserts visible on the retro-futuristic steering wheel, center console, and also on the passenger’s side of the dashboard. Leather straps for the doors, even more leather on top of the dash, and a subtle wood trim – make the concept’s cabin ooze a premium feel.
The Beijing Motor Show will kick off April 25 and that’s when we’ll get to see the new Maybach-branded showcar, unless an online reveal is scheduled to take place a few days sooner.


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 Explain why Swedish fans adopted Islamic garments at a football match and the implications of this law.

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Defying a new Swedish law that prohibits full face coverings at public events, such as political rallies and sports matches, keen football (soccer) fans donned Islamic garments at the game instead.
Members of the so-called AIK Ultras, the dedicated fans of Stockholm’s Allmänna Idrottsklubben (AIK) team, also unfurled a giant banner at the match in Sweden Sunday thanking the law for a religious provision loophole.
Swedish law specifically bans people in “a public place attending a public meeting under the Public Order Act” if there is a disturbance of the peace, or “immediate danger of such a breach” — making full face coverings generally illegal at football games. Those breaking the law can be fined or imprisoned for up to six months.
Speaking to bestselling Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet’s Sportbladet section, Minister of Home Affairs Ygeman said he found the episode “pretty funny” and said the fans clearly had a sense of humour — but said if fans continued to use the religious exception the courts may decide the legal loophole doesn’t apply on a case-by-case basis if they found niqab-wearing men up before them.


Question: Can you tell me more about José Luis Luege Tamargo?

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 Can you tell me more about José Luis Luege Tamargo?

José Luis Luege Tamargo (born November 9, 1953, in Mexico City, Mexico) is a Mexican politician and bureaucrat. Luege holds a degree in Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering at UNAM, where he taught for five years. He obtained two specialties in iron and steel processes, one at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and another at the "National Center for Iron and Steel Processes" in Madrid. He worked for 14 years in the national iron and steel industry.


Question: What is going on with SWIFT and DLT?

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 What is going on with SWIFT and DLT?

On Tuesday, the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) announced that it signed a Memorandum of Understanding with a handful of central securities depositories to explore distributed ledger technology applications.
On January 16, 2018, SWIFT, the Belgium-based "global provider of secure financial messaging services," announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with seven central securities depositories (CSDs) to collaborate on distributed ledger technology (DLT) implementations. SWIFT expects to add more members to the CSD Working Group on DLT in the near future.
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The group plans to "work together to demonstrate how distributed ledger technology could be implemented in post-trade scenarios, such as corporate actions processing, including voting and proxy-voting." Furthermore, they will investigate how present standards can support these applications. Today's release specifically mentions adherence to "existing common standards" like ISO 20022, an International Organization for Standardization standard for electronic data interchange between financial institutions.
SWIFT explains that today, "securities processing, particularly in areas requiring multi-party contact, involve extremely cumbersome manual processes that can carry significant inherent cost and risk."
"The promise of [distributed ledger] technology on paper is great, but it is currently missing a key component around standardization," said Stephen Lindsay, head of standards at SWIFT. "There is clear value in re-using established business definitions and facilitating interoperability amongst DLT implementations, which this project will demonstrate."
ETHNews previously reported on how the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston's senior vice president, Jim Cunha, views the potential competition to major financial industry players like SWIFT. "I don't see the technology personally disrupting SWIFT," said Cunha. "I may see it creating competition or making them be better, but I don't see the future of SWIFT going away."
In October 2017, SWIFT published an interim report on a proof of concept (PoC) for real-time Nostro reconciliation using SWIFT-developed DLT.
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Question: Respond in 23 words. What is Sermilik Glacier?

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Sermilik Glacier is a glacier located in the southern Byam Martin Mountains of Bylot Island, Nunavut, Canada. It lies in Sirmilik National Park.


Question: What do you think about Chris Petersen's comments about ESPN's coverage of UW and the late kickoffs?

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 What do you think about Chris Petersen's comments about ESPN's coverage of UW and the late kickoffs?

Following Kirk Herbstreit's comments Saturday morning, ESPN's play-by-play broadcaster called Petersen "irascible and somewhat cantankerous" Saturday night.
Chris Petersen wasn’t trying to pick a fight with ESPN. At least, it didn’t feel like he had any beef with the Worldwide Leader when he spent time last Monday lamenting Washington’s late kickoffs.
He called the after-dark kickoffs “painful.” He apologized to UW fans for all the late starts. He bemoaned that “no one” on the East Coast watches Pac-12 games that late.
What he did not do was point fingers at any one or any one entity. Not at Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott. And not at ESPN.
ESPN, it seems, felt disrespected anyway — so much so that Kirk Herbstreit called out Petersen on “College GameDay” Saturday morning, saying the Huskies “should be thanking” ESPN for airing their games.
Petersen had to be taken aback by that.
Things got worse during ESPN’s broadcast of Saturday night’s UW-Cal game at Husky Stadium.
He’s not wrong about that — the Huskies’ nonconference schedule (Rutgers, Montana, Fresno State) is indefensibly soft, as has been written here before. And if the Huskies don’t go undefeated during the regular season, there’s a chance the CFP committee could leave them out of the playoffs (even as, let’s say, a one-loss Pac-12 champ) in part because of that nonconference schedule.
All that said, can you imagine ESPN pulling that kind of stunt — lining up three cupcakes on the sideline during a game — at, oh, Alabama?
The Huskies have a right to feel a little insulted by that.
In the fourth quarter, ESPN play-by-play man Mark Jones piled on more, and in doing so offered another explanation for ESPN’s frustrations with Petersen.
It’s true, Petersen did not have a face-to-face meeting with ESPN’s broadcasting crew, as most coaches — in college and the NFL — do the day before a game. Jones and Gilmore, it seems, took this as a personal slight.
That, however, is nothing new for Petersen, who does not do in-person interviews with any of the broadcasting crews the day before games — whether they’re from ESPN, Fox or the Pac-12 Network. Instead, what he does do is a phone interview with the broadcasters; in this case, ESPN declined the phone interview with Petersen.
Again, day-before interviews are fairly common practice around football, and looking at this from ESPN’s perspective, it’s not unreasonable for them to be a bit miffed the lack of access. ESPN, after all, is paying a fortune for rights to broadcast Pac-12 games, and it no doubt believes it should have certain privileges that come with those broadcasting rights.
After Saturday night’s victory, Petersen said he hoped the whole issue would go away.
At 6-0, the Huskies have put themselves in position to make another run at a CFP berth in the second half of the season. But beyond their remaining six regular-season games, one new foe has suddenly emerged — and the Huskies might find that ESPN is no cupcake.
Huskies beat writer Adam Jude gives his three takeaways from UW’s 38-7 win over Cal (Ben Arthur / The Seattle Times).


Question: Have you heard about the shooting in Gans, Oklahoma?

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GANS, Okla (KFSM)-- Sequoyah County Investigators said a Gans woman is being questioned after she's suspected of shooting her ex-boyfriend.
Investigators said the woman told them the man was intoxicated, agitated and raised his fist to hit her.
It is unclear if criminal charges will be filed in this case. The man's condition is also unknown at this time.
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Question: "Check out this week's comic twart from @Fry_Guy394, it's got all my favorites characters from Futurama in it!"

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Great pick, Tom. Working on this week's piece taught me that Zoidberg, my favorite character on the show, would be a hideous freaking monster in real life.
the business! love it, absolutely.
hedonism-bot, morbo, the hypno-toad: you hit all my favourites!
The brains, the finglonger, hedonism-bot, robot-devil; you got so much in there man. Great colours too.
this week has been an amaizing one from Comic Twartists!
Beautiful stuff (As per usual). Strangely, it makes me long for a "Professor Farnsworth meets Doctor Savanah" team-up. Hypno-toad vs. Mr. Mind would also be good.
Love it, especially the shading and the perspective. All that's missing is Brannigan.
WOW. This really is Tops man, your design sense is just inspiring... it has this vintage psuedo throwback sci-fi vibe to it... & the rendition of Fry really makes me feel like we can see these oddball creatures & occurrences from his perspective! KUDOS!


Question: What is "Don Olsen kommer til byen"?

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 What is "Don Olsen kommer til byen"?

Don Olsen kommer til byen is a 1964 Danish comedy film directed by Anker Sørensen. The film stars Dirch Passer.


Question: Explain the difference between the UK's deficit and its debt, and why TPA have not responded to Steve M.#s point.

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 Explain the difference between the UK's deficit and its debt, and why TPA have not responded to Steve M.#s point.

Well, the deficit HAS been halved, but only as a proportion of GDP. It’s NOT the case that the deficit will have halved in terms of its absolute value, which is the usual way of measuring the deficit, and this is presumably what the article above is quoting.
Corneilius, you are confusing the UK’s debt with the UK’s deficit. If you compare the two graphs you will see that as the deficit is reduced the growth in national debt is also reduced (but still rises). Once the budget deficit is eliminated and we are in budget surplus (making money) only then can we start reducing the national debt – that is if we decide to do so rather than spend the surplus and keep the debt.
Why have TPA not responded to Steve M.#s point?


Question: Describe a case of rape and a subsequent conviction.

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 Describe a case of rape and a subsequent conviction.

Taoufik A. raped a Belgian woman during a burglary in the Belgian town of Kortrijk. He was finally caught, nearly five years after his horrible act, after an international DNA investigation, Belgian newspaper HLN reports.
The North African migrant raped the woman in her apartment in Kortrijk’s city centre. He put a knife to her throat and raped her on the kitchen table while her partner was working in their copy centre nearby.
Taoufik then robbed the woman of her handbag and moved to Luxembourg, where he was caught thanks to a DNA investigation nearly five years later.
“I wasn’t myself that day, it happened by accident” Taoufik said in court. But the judge wasn’t impressed and sentenced him to 6 years in prison.
The 28-year-old North African migrant, Taoufik A., came to Europe a few years ago. He claims he has been addicted for years to alcohol and drugs.


Question: "Describe the protests against the film 'Padmavati' in India."

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 "Describe the protests against the film 'Padmavati' in India."

State Congress spokesperson and Jaipur district President Pratap Singh Khachariyawas said that Padmavati is a symbol of prestige and pride in India’s history.
Protests over controversial film Padmavati continues with the state Congress now demanding a ban on its screening if the film distorts history.
State Congress spokesperson and Jaipur district President Pratap Singh Khachariyawas said that Padmavati is a symbol of prestige and pride in India’s history. “Padmavati along with 16,000 women from all religions committed Jauhar (mass self-immolation) and it shows women’s sacrifice for prestige and pride. History won’t be justified if the bravery and sacrifice Padmavati and Laxmi Bai are separated. India’s history is its heritage,” he added.
On Friday, Chittorgarh observed a bandh to protest against the film directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. The bandh was called by Jauhar Smriti Sansthan, a research and social group.
He added that the government would be wrong if it feels that the movie could be screened after playing with peoples’ sentiments.
The Congress leader warned that if the film disturbs harmony, the government will be responsible for the lathi and bullets. “It will disturb harmony if the film is banned after screening. It’s is the government’s duty to take the historians and protestors into confidence by showing them the film before its release. If the film distorts history it won’t be allowed to run anywhere,” he said.
Meanwhile, an order by Udaipur deputy superintendent of police, which went viral on social media, created confusion after it showed the film will not be screened in theatres. Udaipur SP Rajendra Prasad Goyal, however, denied releasing any order to stop the release of the film.
“It was misunderstood. It was a simple order to maintain law and order in the city. No orders are given to stop the release of Padmavati in theatres,” Goyal told HT.


Question: Describe vividly the effects of the U.S.-China trade war.

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 Describe vividly the effects of the U.S.-China trade war.

The U.S. announced a 25 percent tariff on $50 billion of Chinese goods.
China's commerce ministry announced the tariffs after President Donald Trump said earlier Friday the United will hit $50 billion of goods from China with a 25 percent tariff.
(Andy Wong/AP, FILE) In this Monday, April 2, 2018, file photo, women push a shopping cart near nuts and sweets imported from the United States and other countries at a supermarket in Beijing.
(Jerome Favre/EPA via Shutterstock) Shipping containers are stacked in the Kwai Tsing Terminals in Hong Kong, China, Aug. 28, 2013.
Friday's salvos mark a significant step toward a full-blown trade war between the United States and China despite months of trade talks and negotiations in an effort to avoid that outcome.
(Richard Drew/AP) Trader Robert Charmak works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Friday, June 15, 2018. U.S. stocks fell with other markets around the world on Friday after the Trump administration stepped up the trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies by announcing tariffs on $50 billion of imports from China.
(Nicolas Asfouri/AFP/Getty Images) People walk through the Cadillac car display during the Beijing Auto Show in Beijing on April 25, 2018.