Question: Have you heard about kratom?

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 Have you heard about kratom?

People swear by the "atypical opioid," so why hasn't it gone mainstream?
In the US, as elsewhere, kratom users typically consume the leaves of the plant as a tea or a powder, either in capsules or sometimes just with a “toss and wash” — chasing a mouthful of loose powder with a gulp of water. In Thailand, kratom users often consume it in a mixture known as “4x100,” a combination of kratom, cough syrup, Coca-Cola, and, crucially, ice. (‘’It’s not tasty if it’s not cold,” a Thai kratom user told The New York Times in 2012.) Kratom can also be concentrated by extracting the active chemicals to yield a resin or liquid, a much more potent product than leaf or powder. Unlike typical opioids, kratom is freely available online in the United States.
These are the people that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which supports a ban on the drug, is worried about. While the drug is currently legal under federal law, the FDA banned imports starting in 2014, and it’s not approved for any specific use, so people using it as a therapy fall into a regulatory gray area.


Question: Have you heard what Google is doing to independent media?

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 Have you heard what Google is doing to independent media?

The war on truth has reached a fever pitch as Google has made it their mission to annihilate the independent media. The ‘New Media’ lead by the likes of Infowars, Breitbart, Natural News and many other great independent sites will have an uphill battle when it comes to getting their content in front of readers.
Google has announced they will be doubling down on their ‘Orwellian’ practice of making stories disappear from their monopolistic search engine.
The second and most important thing we can do is go old school and start bookmarking sites again (something I have been doing for years). This will cut out the middle man (Google) and enable you to see all the great information from thousands of independent journalists that Google is trying to suppress.
Below you will find a comprehensive list of great sites broken down by category that do an excellent job in their respective field. We urge everyone to bookmark this page and make it their go to when searching for news on politics, health and prepping.
By no means is this list complete, there are thousands of great independent sites out there that I have inadvertently missed. If your favorite site is missing comment below or use our contact page.
Thomas Dishaw is the editor and creator of Govtslaves.com. You can follow Gov’t Slaves on Twitter, Facebook and GAB or contact them by email at govtslaves@protonmail.com.


Question: Describe the efforts of tech giants like Google and Facebook to combat online extremism.

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 Describe the efforts of tech giants like Google and Facebook to combat online extremism.

Above: Facebook cofounder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg appears at the company's F8 developer conference in San Jose on April 18, 2017.
(Reuters) Britain may impose new taxes on tech giants like Google and Facebook unless they do more to combat online extremism by taking down material aimed at radicalizing people or helping them to prepare attacks, the country’s security minister said.
Ben Wallace accused tech firms of being happy to sell people’s data but not to give it to the government which was being forced to spend vast sums on de-radicalization programs, surveillance and other counter-terrorism measures.
“If they continue to be less than co-operative, we should look at things like tax as a way of incentivizing them or compensating for their inaction,” Wallace told the Sunday Times newspaper in an interview.
His quotes did not give further details on tax plans. The newspaper said that any demand would take the form of a windfall tax similar to that imposed on privatized utilities by former Prime Minister Tony Blair’s government in 1997.
Wallace accused the tech giants of putting private profit before public safety.
Facebook executive Simon Milner rejected the criticisms.
YouTube, which is owned by Google, said it was doing more every day to tackle violent extremism.
“Over the course of 2017 we have made significant progress through investing in machine learning technology, recruiting more reviewers, building partnerships with experts and collaboration with other companies,” a YouTube spokeswoman said.
Britain suffered a series of attacks by Islamic extremists between March and June this year that killed a total of 36 people, excluding the attackers.
Two involved vehicles ramming people on bridges in London, followed by attackers stabbing people. The deadliest, a bombing at a concert in the northern city of Manchester, killed 22 people.
Following the second bridge attack, Prime Minister Theresa May proposed beefing up regulations on cyberspace, and weeks later interior minister Amber Rudd traveled to California to ask Silicon Valley to step up efforts against extremism.
“We are more vulnerable than at any point in the last 100 years,” said Wallace, citing extremist material on social media and encrypted messaging services like WhatsApp as tools that made life too easy for attackers.
Facebook said it removed 83 percent of uploaded copies of terrorist content within one hour of its being found on the social media network.
It also highlighted plans to double the number of people working in its safety and security teams to 20,000 by the end of 2018.
YouTube said that progress in machine learning meant that 83 percent of violent extremist content was removed without the need for users to flag it.


Question: Explain ocular dominance columns.

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 Explain ocular dominance columns.

Ocular dominance columns are stripes of neurons in the visual cortex of certain mammals (including humans) that respond preferentially to input from one eye or the other. The columns span multiple cortical layers, and are laid out in a striped pattern across the surface of the striate cortex (V1). The stripes lie perpendicular to the orientation columns.
Ocular dominance columns were important in early studies of cortical plasticity, as it was found that monocular deprivation causes the columns to degrade, with the non-deprived eye assuming control of more of the cortical cells.


Question: Explain how Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley is responding to the woman accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault.

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 Explain how Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley is responding to the woman accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault.

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley Charles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyRepublican senators request briefing on DOJ 'spying' probe House to vote on bipartisan retirement bill in May Sanders, Klobuchar among five most popular senators: poll MORE (R-Iowa) said on Tuesday that a woman accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault hasn't confirmed that she will testify publicly next week.
Grassley told conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt that his staff had reached out to Christine Blasey Ford, Kavanaugh’s accuser, over the past 36 hours but was still waiting for a response.
"We have reached out to her in the last 36 hours three or four times by email and we have not heard from them, so it kind of raises the question do they want to come to the public hearing or not," Grassley said.
Grassley added he hoped Ford would come to Monday's hearing. Asked if the Judiciary Committee would hold the high-profile, televised hearing if she did not attend, Grassley demurred but appeared to question what the point would be.
"Do they want to have the hearing or not? We're delaying the vote strictly to get all the facts out on the table," Grassley said. "What would be the purpose of the hearing if Dr. Ford doesn't want to respond?"
The Judiciary Committee announced on Monday night that it would hold a public hearing with Ford and Kavanaugh the following Monday, a little more than a week after Ford went public with her accusation that Kavanaugh held her down, groped her and attempted to take her clothes off during a party while they were both in high school in the early 1980s.
Kavanaugh has denied wrongdoing and told senators privately on Sunday that he was willing to testify.
A lawyer for Ford also said on Monday that her client was willing to publicly testify after initially sending a private letter to California lawmakers describing the alleged incident.
Asked on Tuesday if he would hold a second hearing if Ford could not appear on Monday, Grassley said Republicans are "taking things step by step."
"I don't know why you would need more time. She wants to talk to us. She told us she wanted to talk to us and you think the sooner the better," Grassley said.
A spokesman for Grassley added later Tuesday that Senate GOP Judiciary Committee staff has “reached out to Dr. Ford’s lawyer with multiple emails” to set up a call and inform her of the hearing, but the lawyer has not responded.


Question: Create a Java class to generate QrCodes.

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 Create a Java class to generate QrCodes.

Recently I was working on a project and we needed a service that create QrCodes with user profile image on top of it, something like the twitter QRCode. We had 2 option: Using a paid existing web service, or make our own.I went with the second option.
After a quick google search, I found zxing. At heart is it a pure Java library for decoding barcodes (the core/ and javase/ modules). It also contains several applications for Android, Google Glass, a JavaEE web application, and a GWT-based encoder application.
After 2 days playing with it, I was able to create a small Rest service, using Spring boot, that generate QrCodes for our user! Crazy.
Below a small java class that generate the same thing. It generate a QRCode 300x300 png image, that contains some content, and overly an image on top of it. The class also contains an Enumeration of 6 colors to play with Qrcode foreground and background colors (I use orange and white on this example). The class contains also a method to generate random title for generated QrCodes images.


Question: Describe the speech Rep. Beto O'Rourke made to the Texas Democratic Party Convention.

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 Describe the speech Rep. Beto O'Rourke made to the Texas Democratic Party Convention.

Updated at 8:15 p.m. with new information throughout.
FORT WORTH — In a rousing speech to thousands of delegates at the Texas Democratic Party Convention, Rep. Beto O'Rourke called for Democrats to "show up" for Texans that have been under siege from leaders who don't act in their best interests.
His expansive remarks touched on many progressive themes as he urged Democrats to fight for teachers, women, farmers, veterans, transgender residents and others.
"I want to make sure that we're talking everyone, every day in the state of Texas," O'Rourke said. "That everybody is treated with respect and dignity in the state of Texas, in the United States of America, everyone, everywhere, every single day. We show up in every county, in every community within every county ... we show up for everyone."
O'Rourke also lamented that America — under the administration of President Donald Trump — had separated migrant children from their families in the name of border security and called on the nation's leaders to do the right thing.
"We took those children from their mothers and from their fathers in put them in tent cities," O'Rourke said. "We separated them with no idea when or if they would be reunited.... We've stopped family separation. Now we're got to get those kids and those parents together."
O'Rourke, D-El Paso, is the underdog in a tough fight against incumbent Republican Sen. Ted Cruz. The Texas statewide electorate is dominated by Republicans, so O'Rourke needs a big turnout from his base and help from Republican voters in order to pull off the upset.
O'Rourke, with his relentless, unique campaign, has thrilled Democrats across the state. They hope he can beat Cruz and deliver the party its first statewide victory since 1994.
O'Rourke did not mention Cruz in his speech.
His appearance at the convention is part of a packed weekend of events in North Texas, including a "beers with Beto" event in Fort Worth and town hall meetings in Flower Mound and Plano.
North Texas is an important part of O'Rourke's strategy to pull enough votes to beat Cruz. And he's described winning in red Tarrant County as a critical component to victory.
"Let's hear it for Tarrant County," O'Rourke said at the convention. "This does not happen without you."
U.S. Rep. Beto O'Rourke speaks during the Texas Democratic Convention on Friday, June 22, 2018 at the Fort Worth Convention Center.
O'Rourke's mantra of showing up for Texas was aimed at numerous progressive issues.
"For the people who are looking for work but cannot find that job that pays a living wage [and] allows them to live with function, dignity and purpose in their lives, we need to show up and fight for them," O'Rourke said.
Education is also his priority.
"We need to show up for those teachers who are going to make sure that those kids have the skills, and that teachers look like those kids that they are teaching in those classrooms, and that they teach to those kids and not the standardized tests," O'Rourke said.
He also said, "We need to make sure we show up for those veterans who literally have borne the battle for this country."
And he said Texas needs to show up for Texas women and the gay, lesbian and transgender community.
"We believe in a women's right to choose and health care that will save her life," he said, adding that shutting down women's clinics has led to a maternal mortality crisis.
O'Rourke said that Texans needed to protect their children by not hurting the environment and curbing gun violence, to perhaps the loudest cheers during his speech.
He said of students working against gun violence: "They will make sure that we do not meet urgency of this moment with just more prayers and more thoughts, but that we make sure that everybody that buys a firearm in this state goes through a universal background check."
O'Rourke told delegates they were right on the issues, but must fight to bring about change.
"When we show up, nothing can stop us," he said.
Susie Leinneweber, center and her dog, King Louis, enter the arena during the Texas Democratic Convention on Friday, June 22, 2018 at the Fort Worth Convention Center in Fort Worth.
O'Rourke told delegates it was important to appeal to all voters, even in mostly Republican Loving County, which had no delegates in the convention hall.
"When we show up everywhere, that's how we win," he said.
Delegates at the convention are hoping that O'Rourke can not only beat Cruz, but help win victories for Democrats up and down the Texas ballot.
He said the state should not be known for the “intolerance" Republican leaders showed in crafting the so-called bathroom bill that critics said would have discriminated against transgender residents.
After his speech, O'Rourke said he was proud of his campaign, but there was still room for improvement.
He recognized that he needs to electrify blacks and Hispanics in the same way he's excited white Democrats.
"We're getting much better at connecting with everyone," O'Rourke said. "We can't take people for granted. The only way we win on Nov. 6 is if communities of color are leading this campaign."


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. Describe Isla de la Plata.

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Isla de la Plata is a small island off the coast of Manabí, Ecuador, and is part of Parque Nacional Machalilla. It can be reached by boat from the city of Puerto López, which is 40 kilometers away.
On the island, there is a large diversity of animal species, including the blue-footed booby, red-footed booby, and the Nazca booby. Another species found here is the South American sea lion.


Question: Describe the contents of the latest Guild Wars 2: Living World update.

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A historic summit is about to take place in the spreading shadow of Mordremoth’s advance, but not all of the world leaders have agreed to attend. Can you convince uneasy allies to come together and cooperate, or will lingering tensions spell Tyria’s doom? This episode opens up more land for you to explore! Venture further into Dry Top and test your mettle against the new foes you find there!
After this release, Living World Season 2 will resume this Fall!
The Dragon’s Reach: Part 2 begins August 12!
The Queen has become the victim of foul rumors!
Some time ago, the villain Scarlet launched a devastating assault on Divinity’s Reach. Now, an anonymous source has accused Queen Jennah of being complicit in the attack! Unless her name is cleared, the Queen cannot leave her city to attend the upcoming summit. Work together with Kasmeer and Countess Anise to track these rumors to their source and lay this piece of political intrigue to rest.
The asura prodigy Taimi has made impressive progress on her waypoint recalibration device, but her troubles are far from over. Councilor Phlunt is trying to interfere with Taimi’s research – and using his attendance at the summit as a bargaining chip! She may be brilliant for her age, but will Taimi be able to both finish her project and convince the asura councilor to attend the summit?
Will Taimi prove her brilliance to Councilor Phlunt?
Log in and play today to unlock free, permanent access to the story of The Dragon’s Reach: Part 2! Once you’ve completed the episode, you’ll be able to replay it through the new Story Journal feature and challenge yourself to complete special achievements. Check out this blog post for more details.
The Mysterious Seed backpiece from episode three is still obtainable – and what’s more, you can gather new items and coax it to grow into an ascended or infused version! Continue to gather geodes, Zephyrite Lockpicks, and rare crafting materials as you work your way through the story.
Those of you who love PvP will be excited to learn that we’re adding in our first Living World Reward Track! Use the Arid Region Reward Track to unlock Season 2 rewards as you PvP!


Question: What is OCaml?

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 What is OCaml?

OCaml is a strongly typed functional language. It is concise and fast, enabling you to improve your coding efficiency while producing code with higher quality.
Type lesson 1 to start the tutorial.
If you want to know more about OCaml, and how Functional Programming can boost software projects in your company, contact us at OCamlPro. We provide on-site training from beginners to experts, and our highly-experienced experts will always give insightfull advises on your ongoing projects.


Question: Describe MediaFire Respond in 3 sentences.

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 Describe MediaFire Respond in 3 sentences.

MediaFire is a file hosting, file synchronization, and cloud storage service based in Shenandoah, Texas, United States. Founded in June 2006 by Derek Labian and Tom Langridge, the company provides client software for Microsoft Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, BlackBerry 10, and web browsers. MediaFire has 43 million registered users and attracted 1.3 billion unique visitors to its domain in 2012.


Question: Have you heard about the new Halloween Mashup pack for Minecraft?

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 Have you heard about the new Halloween Mashup pack for Minecraft?

Minecraft is about to get spooky!
The Halloween Mashup pack is available on all console versions of Minecraft and costs $3.99. The skins on offer have something of an old-school Hhalloween vibe. Here are some examples: Grim Reaper, Bride of Frankenstein, Wicked Witch, Tree Face, Mad Doctor, Swamp Monster and, of course, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. As with all our packs, you’ll be able to download a few of them for free.
The Halloween Mashup pack is available this Friday, October 23rd on all console versions of Minecraft and costs $3.99, or the equivalent price in your region.
Oh, and just in case any Pocket Edition or Windows 10 Beta players are reading this, don’t worry - you’re getting something equally special to celebrate Halloween. Check the Mojang blog this Friday for more info.


Question: Please provide an explanation of Alex Azar's record on drug pricing and how it compares to the stance of President Donald Trump.

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 Please provide an explanation of Alex Azar's record on drug pricing and how it compares to the stance of President Donald Trump.

His record suggests he’s unlikely to push pricing policies that would hit pharmaceutical companies’ pocketbooks.
President Donald Trump tweeted Monday that his nominee for HHS secretary, Alex Azar will “be a star for … lower drug prices!” But the record of the former top executive for Eli Lilly, which tripled the price of a top-selling insulin drug while he led its U.S. operation, suggests a different story.
Lilly is one of three drug companies targeted by a class-action lawsuit that accuses the company, then under Azar’s watch, of exploiting the drug pricing system to ensure higher profit for insulin and has been fined in Mexico for colluding on the pricing of the drug .
Azar, who spent almost a decade at Eli Lilly, rising to become president of the drug giant’s U.S. operations before leaving earlier this year, doesn’t deny drug costs are a consumer issue. But his record there and as a top official in George W. Bush’s administration suggests he’s unlikely to push pricing policies that would hit pharmaceutical companies’ pocketbooks.
In recent years, Azar has defended pricing practices, and argued against the approaches to reduce costs to consumer s as Trump endorsed during his campaign, such as allowing the government to negotiate drug prices and importing medicines from oversees.
Instead, Azar has followed the pharma messaging playbook on drug pricing — deflecting attention to other parts of the health system, and even other countries, blaming them for the high drug costs paid by U.S. patients. He’s also justified drug prices as the cost of innovation.
Trump’s focus on drug pricing in announcing Azar’s nomination didn’t win over doubters, who no longer believe he is serious about going after the industry he once slammed as “getting away with murder.” But it will make it easier for critics to pounce on what will likely be the toughest barrier for Azar to overcome during his confirmation process in the Senate.
Sen. Bernie Sanders said Monday he will “vigorously oppose” the nomination of Azar.
“During Mr. Azar’s tenure at Eli Lilly, this multi billion-dollar corporation dodged taxes while charging Americans outrageously high prices for life saving prescription drugs,” Sanders said.
Sanders and Rep. Elijah Cummings commenced an investigation into Eli Lilly’s rising prices for insulin last year, spurring attorneys generals in Washington and New Mexico to look into the matter. The lawmakers questioned why the prices of the diabetes medicine whose main patent expired 75 years ago have seen huge jumps in recent years, with competitors often raising prices in tandem. One of Eli Lilly’s insulins, Humulin R U-500, rose 325 percent in price from 2010 to 2015.
Cummings tweeted that picking Azar is “like a fox guarding the hen house,” and a “slap in the face,” to Americans waiting for action on lower drug prices.
Azar contends the outrage over drug pricing “erupted because we have seen a complete fundamental restructuring of health insurance,” with a shift to high-deductible plans that puts the burden of drug costs on employees and individuals, he said at a conference in May.
While Azar makes a valid point, changing insurance policies without addressing drugmakers’ markups of existing drug prices, or high launch prices for new medicines, “is avoiding the elephant in the room.” said Ameet Sarpatwari, who studies drug prices at Harvard Medical School.
Even Azar acknowledged in his speech that if insurance companies reduced consumers’ out of pocket charges for medicines, those costs would show up elsewhere, likely in premium increases.
Azar has also attacked government regulators and payers for devaluing pharmaceutical innovation, suggesting that if the U.S. cuts pharma profits, it will see decreased investment in new drugs and fewer new cures.
“The narrow focus of costs of medicine to the exclusion of innovation would be self-defeating in the long run,” Azar said in a 2014 speech.
Sarpatwari worries such views will lead Azar to promote the idea that making it quicker and easier for drug makers to introduce new medicines will reduce pharmaceutical costs. Researchers have found that drug companies don’t price their products any cheaper when FDA lets them use the accelerated approval process or other tactics to speed drugs to market. Former FDA Commissioner Robert Califf recently said that despite claims by the Trump administration that faster drug approvals lead to lower cost drugs, there is no direction relationship between the cost of development and price of drugs.
Nonetheless, in June, Azar told Fox Business that getting more new drugs to market to increase competition among brands would help bring U.S. prices down. Yet there’s only one example the drug industry can point to in the U.S. where brand competition has led to lower prices — and many where competitors simply raise prices in tandem. For example, Democrats recently launched a probe into the rising price of multiple sclerosis drugs where drugs introduced decades ago have raised prices to match their newer competitors.
And while Azar expresses support for competition, one of the major factors keeping generic versions of insulin off the market have been drug company tactics known as evergreening — making incremental tweaks to their insulin versions or the devices that deliver it, to extend their monopolies for decades.
An article published in The Lancet in late 2015 found that most of the recent innovation in the insulin market has centered on improvements in delivery devices, blocking generics by agents that are indirectly related to the drug.
Azar has also opposed other ideas to encourage competitive drug pricing. He’s spoken out against studies known as comparative effectiveness research, used to determine which drugs are most cost-effective for treating patients with a disease. He argues that all options should be available since different patients may need different medicines. The problem however, is that if payers must make all drugs available, they have little leverage to negotiate lower drug prices with industry.
The result is that despite Trump’s tweets praising Azar as a champion for lower costs , few fighting for lower drug prices are pinning their hopes on action by Azar.
“This nominee has impeccable big pharma credentials but non-existent credentials when it comes to concerns on drug prices,” said Peter Welch, co-chair of the House Democrats Drug Pricing Task Force.


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Though water is rarely the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a tall, cold glass of milk, the majority of that glass is actually made up of good, old-fashioned water. In fact, there isn't that much variation from one type of cow milk to another---and water plays an important role in all of them.
Whole milk, as defined by the Milk Act, which regulates milk content, contains as least 3.25 percent milk fat. It also contain at least 8.25 percent protein, sugar (or carbohydrates) and vitamins and minerals. Otherwise, whole milk is made up of water---about 87 percent.
Whole milk can also contain vitamins A or D if they are added as supplements. In an 8 oz. serving of whole milk, there is approximately 150 calories and 8 grams of fat, according to the Dairy Farmers of Washington.
Though other versions of milk from cows have about the same amount of water, they can have other small differences. In 2 percent or 1 percent milk, for example, the name of the milk is determined by the amount of milk fat present---in other words, 2 percent milk has 2 percent milk fat. In skim milk, almost all the fat is taken out of the milk (up to 0.5 percent can be present by law). Skim milk has 80 calories per 8 oz. serving and 0 grams of fat, while 2 percent milk has 120 calories and 5 grams of fat.
Buttermilk contains anywhere from 0.1 percent to 2 percent milk fat, and is made out of partially or completely skim milk. A culture, or bacteria, is added to the buttermilk. The culture produces lactic acid, which is what gives buttermilk its texture and tart taste.
Some variations of milk have less than 87 percent water. Evaporated milk, for example, is milk that has 60 percent of the water removed. It comes canned with different levels of fat content. Sweetened condensed milk, like evaporated milk, has had 60 percent of its water removed, but it also has a sweetener added as a preservative. Powdered milk, whether whole, low fat or nonfat, has all or most (up to 3 percent can remain) of the water removed before it is packaged in powder form.


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Joey Bart, a catcher at Georgia Tech, increased his MLB Draft stock this spring. He went from a potential first-round selection earlier this year to hearing his name called by the San Francisco Giants with the second overall pick in the 2018 MLB Draft on Monday.
The signing bonus value for the No. 2 overall pick is $7,494,600.
The 6-foot-3, 225-pound catcher hit .359 with 16 home runs and 38 RBIs in 57 games as a junior this spring.
It was drastic improvement after recording mixed results in his first two seasons at the plate. He posted a .299 batting average with one home run and 31 RBIs in 157 at-bats as a freshman in 2016.
He showed progress offensively as a sophomore in 2017, despite missing the last 11 games due to a hand injury. He hit .296 with 13 home runs and 43 RBIs in 186 at-bats.
Scouts questioned if Bart could stick at catcher when he started his career at Georgia Tech. But he’s improved his receiving skills and has enough athleticism to play the position long-term.
His best defensive trait is his above-average arm. He’s thrown out 40 percent of base stealers in his two seasons at Georgia Tech.


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Designed for his son’s school in Tucson, Arizona, architect Gideon Danilowitz builds a low-cost chicken coop suitable for the desert climate.
Tucson, Arizona–based architect Gideon Danilowitz took the required 40 hours of volunteering at his son’s school very seriously—so seriously, in fact, that he designed and helped build a new chicken coop for the school. He sought to provide plenty of shade for the birds while allowing breezes to enter and further cool the space.
To do so, Danilowitz developed a series of studies that looked at the sun angles throughout the day and year in the desert climate of Tucson. Based on these studies, he oriented the wood two-by-fours horizontally or vertically so that they would block strong summer sun and midday sun, but allow in warming winter sun.
Danilowitz completed a series of sunlight studies to understand how sunlight would move through the space over the course of days and seasons.
It was important that the project be completed with a low budget using simple materials that could be easily obtained from a local construction or hardware store. All together, the structure cost less than $1,500 in materials, with standard dimensional lumber taking up more than a third of the cost; labor was free thanks to volunteer work from other parents at the Tucson Waldorf School.
The chicken coop under construction.
The simple materials and thoughtful design of the 160-square-foot structure, combined with the efforts of the local parents, resulted in a sophisticated structure that takes advantage of what the desert has to offer.
The coop was designed by architect Gideon Danilowitz and was constructed with the help of fellow volunteers from his son's school in Tucson.
Careful studies of the sun led to the distinct designs of each side of the chicken coop.
Each facade of the coop is distinct based on orientation to the sun.
The walls are made largely of dimensional lumber in standard sizes as well as wire mesh. Some lumber was pressure treated to avoid rot and termite damage.
On some sides, the chicken coop features wood siding rather than louvered wood because of the orientation to the sun.
Water and food feeders were salvaged from the old chicken coop.
Boxes where the chickens can nest and lay eggs are located on one side of the coop.
Hinges, plywood, and wood siding were also included in the budget.
The orientation of the coop and its carefully placed dimensional lumber allow the interior to have dappled light.
The new coop was a collaboration between parents who volunteered on the project.
Standard dimensional lumber was used to create the louvered facade with lumber running both horizontally and vertically according to the desired lighting effect.
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Bruce Edward Babbitt (born June 27, 1938) is an American attorney and politician from the state of Arizona. A member of the Democratic Party, Babbitt served as the 16th governor of Arizona from 1978 to 1987, and as the United States Secretary of the Interior from 1993 through 2001.


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Miguel Cabrera, El Divino Esposo (The Divine Spouse), ca. 1750, oil on canvas.
“Painted in Mexico, 1700–1790: Pinxit Mexici,” which first debuted at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art as part of the Getty Foundation’s Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA initiative, brings together 110 works to trace stylistic and pictorial innovations of the era. Organized into seven thematic sections, the show considers the varied material production of 18th-century Mexico and artists’ crucial roles in society at the time. Featuring recently restored artworks, the exhibition focuses on the Mexican art world during a vibrant period in which painting schools were consolidated, academies were founded, and new iconographies were introduced.
In its newly expanded space, Fergus McCaffrey gallery will showcase some 70 large-scale artworks from the Gutai movement, a Japanese avant-garde swell that experimented with ideas related to chance and performance. In its spirit, artists like Kazuo Shiraga, Saburo Murakami, Atsuko Tanaka, and Toshio Yoshida grappled with the atrocities and traumas of World War II and sought novel ways of creating art, engaging with materials, and experimenting with forms. “Gutai, 1953–59” will include works created in the time leading up to the collective’s establishment, in 1954; some pieces in the show are being exhibited in America for the first time.
Fergus McCaffrey, 514 West 26th Street, 6–8 p.m.
David Salle, Mingus in Mexico, 1990, oil and acrylic on canvas.
Known for works that combine photography, painting, and collage techniques, David Salle is often considered one of the most important figurative artists working today. This show, titled “David Salle: Paintings 1985–1995,” surveys a period in which he created canvases that appear to include appropriated images, often layering them to create dense compositions that blur the line between original pictures and ready-made ones. However contemporary the results, Salle also had art history in mind as he was producing these paintings: reference points here range from Diego Velázquez to Alberto Giacometti.
Skarstedt, 10 East 79th Street, 6–8 p.m.
Coinciding with the museum’s exhibition “Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960–1985,” three Latinx activists will discuss strategies for community organizing in the United States and Latin America. Participants in the conversation include former Young Lords Party member and filmmaker Iris Morales, educator and activist Rosa Clemente, and environmental activist Victoria Barrett. The event will be moderated by Adjoa Jones de Almeida, director of education at the Brooklyn Museum.
Brooklyn Museum, 200 Eastern Parkway, 7–9 p.m.
Dave Muller, S&D&RnR, 2018, acrylic and sign enamel on gessoed plywood.
In conjunction with the Madison Avenue Business Improvement District, ARTnews will present a day of gallery walks and events led by art-world experts. Forty-six participating galleries will host programs including curator talks, exhibition walkthroughs, guided tours, artist talks, and auctions. Among the day’s events will be a talk with ARTnews contributor Phyllis Tuchman at Van Doren Waxter about the collages of John McLaughlin, a walk-through of Dave Muller’s show at Blum & Poe, and a curated tour of various galleries by ARTnews editor-in-chief Sarah Douglas.
For his fifth solo show at Gladstone Gallery—and his first in New York since Theater of the World, an installation that was to feature live animals, generated controversy for its inclusion in the Guggenheim Museum’s recent survey of contemporary Chinese art—Huang Yong Ping will exhibit his large-scale sculpture Bank of Sand, Sand of Bank (2000–06). The work, which weighs 20 tons, is modeled on the former HSBC Bank in Shanghai, a Neoclassical structure built in 1923 by a British architecture firm. Yet despite its weight, the work is extremely fragile; made of sand and a small amount of cement, it can crumble at any time—underscoring ways that major historical structures can come apart and reveal their history.
Gladstone Gallery, 530 West 21st Street, 4–6 p.m.
Taking over three floors of Perrotin gallery’s outpost on the Lower East Side, Japanese artist Takashi Murakami presents a new suite of paintings inspired by the art of Francis Bacon along with other recent pieces. The “Homage to Francis Bacon” works, which Murakami began in 2002 and continued producing through 2016, feature some of the artist’s most familiar iconography—bulging eyes and mushrooms—in fields of color, all placed on platinum leaf. The exhibition also includes a 33-foot-long painting from 2017, Transcendent Attacking a Whirlwind, that is meant as a tribute to the Japanese artist Soga Shohaku. The painting continues Murakami’s ongoing interest in synthesizing styles culled from pop culture and more traditional Japanese forms.
Perrotin, 130 Orchard Street, 4–9 p.m.
Takashi Murakami, Homage to Francis Bacon (Second Version of Triptych (on light ground)), 2016, acrylic, gold and platinum leaf on canvas mounted on aluminum frame triptych (three panels).
For her first solo exhibition in New York since 2010, the South African-born, Amsterdam-based artist Marlene Dumas presents the exhibition “Myths & Mortals,” which features a series of works on paper commissioned for a recent Dutch adaptation of the William Shakespeare narrative poem “Venus and Adonis.” The show will also include a series of new paintings that vary in size, from monumentally scaled nudes to more modestly sized canvases that explore bodies and facial features.


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John Kasich has lost considerable power since his failed 2016 presidential run. In addition to having his dream of occupying 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. elude him, he also lost his control of the Ohio Republican Party.
Now, it appears that Kasich is trying to regain his vice-like grip on the Ohio Republican Party. This power move by Team Kasich is pitting them squarely against grassroots activists and President Trump’s allies in the battleground state.
Kasich’s loss of control over the state party is an important part of the puzzle that is his story. Controlling the party allowed him to exert pressure on elected Ohio Republicans to support him.
Whoever controls the 66 members of the Ohio Republican Party State Central Committee, controls the party. One woman and one man from each State Senate district are elected to serve this role that most voters aren’t even aware of. These committee members elect the Chairman and vote on endorsements, which makes them rather powerful positions in Ohio politics.
Every seat on the State Central Committee is up for re-election this spring in the Republican primary. Team Kasich has planted their seeds to regain control of the committee and the accompanying treasures.
Challengers began popping up in races throughout the state. Many of them had the same story to tell. While one candidate reports that Kasich personally called him to urge him to run for State Central Committee, others said they had been recruited by Rob Frost and Alex Thomas. Frost is the Chairman of the Republican Party of Cuyahoga County and a member of the State Central Committee. Thomas is a former personal aide to Kasich and works with the failed presidential candidate’s comrade Matt Borges who was ousted as ORP Chair last year.
This is relevant because many believe it confirms that Kasich is trying to regain control of the party in preparation for a third failed attempt to become president. If his puppets control the party, they can withhold President Trump’s re-election endorsement and prevent him from using party resources in this important battleground state. Or even endorse Kasich in a primary challenge, squandering hard-earned resources on another losing campaign for the increasingly unpopular governor.
Following Donald Trump’s election, Borges, Kasich’s hand-picked Chairman of the party lost by one vote to Jane Timken. Timken supported Kasich in the primary but realized that ship had sailed and supported Trump in the general election.
Thomas left voicemails for candidates throughout the state. Two of these voicemails have been shared with me. In them, Thomas says he’s calling on behalf of Rob Frost.
Thomas is also running for State Central Committee. When asked if he would support Chairman Jane Timken if he is elected, Thomas refused to commit, saying that he was focusing on his race and hadn’t made a determination on who he would support for Chairman when the current term expires. “I don’t know. I can’t answer that question,” Thomas flummoxed.
The Republican Party of Cuyahoga County has gaping holes on the ballot. Several State Representative candidates failed to file valid petitions. The party also doesn’t have a candidate for County Executive. This is viewed as the second most powerful position in the state and the current Executive is under investigation. Frost was apparently so busy fielding Kasich friendly State Central Committee candidates that he failed to get local candidates, which is his primary job.
Control of the Ohio Republican Party is a key component to political power in Ohio.
During the 2016 general election, Kasich’s allies in the Ohio Republican Party were caught red-handed using a fake Twitter account to attack the Trump campaign and current RNC Co-Chair Bob Paduchik.
At that time, I sat on the Policy Committee of the Republican Party of Cuyahoga County. I brought up the ORP’s fake Twitter account attacking the Trump campaign at the meeting after breaking that story. When questioned, Frost said it was “absolutely the right thing” for the Ohio Republican Party to create this fake account attacking the Republican Nominee for President. He also said that Bob Paduchik would never work in Ohio politics again.
Frost’s predictions didn’t hold as Trump won not only Ohio and the presidency, Kasich’s ORP Chair was ousted, and Paduchik is now RNC Co-Chair. Now, Frost appears to be making a power play for control of the Ohio Republican Party in anticipation of the 2020 election.


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The global smartphone market is shrinking for the first time as choosey buyers in emerging markets hang on to their mobiles for longer.
In Gartner’s Q4 sales stats, Samsung maintained a narrow lead in global volume shipments of smartphones – but every major (top five) vendor outside of those based in China saw unit shipments slip.
Some 407.84 million handsets found a new home in the quarter, equating to a 5.6 per cent slide or 24.29 million fewer phones sold than the prior year.
Several major factors caused the market shrinkage, said Anshul Gupta, research director at Gartner. “First, upgrades from feature phones to smartphones have slowed right down due to a lack of quality ‘ultra-low-cost’ smartphones and users preferring to buy quality feature phones.
“Second, replacement smartphone users are choosing quality models and keeping them longer, lengthening the replacement cycle of smartphones. Moreover, while demand for high quality, 4G connectivity and better camera features remained strong, high expectations and few incremental benefits during replacement weakened smartphone sales,” Gupta added.
This is a characteristic of the emerging markets, where all the action is – not mature markets like the UK or USA.
Samsung leap-frogged Apple by virtue of its sales declining slower than the market average - Sammy’s numbers were 3.6 per cent to 74.02 million units.
Gartner pointed out Samsung is poised to lift the covers off its flagship mobe, though "significant sales" volumes are generated by customers buying entry-level and mid-priced hardware.
The story was different for Chinese giants Huawei and Xiaomi, which reported sales leaps of 7.6 and 7.9 per cent respectively to 43.8 million and 28.18 million. Huawei added the Mate 10 Lite, Honor 6C Pro and Enjoy 7S, broadening its portfolio to appeal to different types of buyers. Oppo went backwards in Q4 as sales slipped to 25.66 million from 26.7 million.
For all of 2017, Samsung led the global sales stakes with 321.26 million devices shipped, followed by Apple with 214.92 million, Huawei with 150.5 million, Oppo with 112.12 million and Vivo with 99.6 million.


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The Church of Saint-Volusien is an abbatial church in Foix, Ariège in southwestern France. It already existed in the 12th century and was re-built and renovated several times.


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A cartoonist who lost his job at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette believes his searing portrayals of Donald Trump were the most likely cause of his firing.
Rob Rogers was terminated on Thursday by the paper for which he had worked for 25 years, after six cartoons in a row were spiked and his employer tried to change his terms of working, he said.
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The mayor said he had known Rogers for a long time but that had not stopped the cartoonist criticizing him in his art.
Speaking to the Guardian, Rogers said that when he was hired in 1993 the Post-Gazette was a liberal paper, largely reflecting the Democratic leanings of its city. Then as now, John Robinson Block was its publisher. He has been photographed shaking hands with Hillary Clinton and beaming beside Trump on his private jet.
Block did not respond to a request for comment but the Post-Gazette covered the firing. The editorial director, Keith Burris, whom the paper said “killed” cartoons by Rogers, was quoted as saying Rogers had been offered a new contract and that a “middle way” had been looked for, only for Rogers to be unwilling to “collaborate”.
“We never said he should do no more Trump cartoons or do pro-Trump cartoons,” said Burris, who acknowledged that he is “more conservative” than past editorial page editors. Before Trump’s election, Burris said, the owners of the paper had been trying “to right the ship” to reflect less liberal views.
Rogers said “the change in the paper did not happen overnight”, pointing to uproar when the Post-Gazette published an editorial in defence of Trump when he reportedly called a group of developing world countries “shitholes”.
After a series of cartoons satirizing Trump were canceled this month, he said, he was sent a list of new working conditions he called draconian, subjecting him to an unprecedented level of oversight and “clamping down” on his power of free expression. He refused to accept and was fired, he said.
Fans of Rogers spoke out on Twitter, reproducing his cartoons. One supporter said: “Dude is talented … we NEED that humor”.
Another posted: “This is the cartoon that got Rogers fired.” It showed a drawing of a road sign saying ‘Caution’ with a silhouette resembling Trump grabbing a child as its parents fled. It was a comment on the controversy surrounding migrant families separated by US officials on crossing the southern border.


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The Guild's iron-fisted grip on the Soulstone trade has worn Earth nations raw, creating a powder keg of alliances and enemies. Just when a world war seemed ready to erupt, horrendous creatures from a plane known as Malifaux tore their way through reality. The true battle of survival has begun.
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The epic battles taking place across the Earth are played out on a 4 x 6 table with scattered, light terrain. Alternating activations keep you involved in the action every step of the way, while a five turn game keeps the fighting quick and bloody. The average game lasts about two hours.
The Other Side is won and lost by how well your troops complete their mission (known as Operations), creating an ebb and flow to the battle as objectives are fiercely contested throughout the entire game.
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Battles are won and lost by more than individual troops. There are lines of supply, hovering zeppelins, and magical rituals that might have a significant impact upon the outcome of a battle. These advantages are represented by Stratagems.
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All of these gambits require you to use your valuable Tactics Tokens to unleash, however, and knowing when to take advantage of a Stratagem will be something that separates the greatest generals of the era from those that are forgotten by history.
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Commanders are able to hire troops from their loyal followers after learning their mission, ensuring that they always bring the units that are best suited to claiming victory.
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Below is a look at some of the components used in The Other Side.
The Other Side focuses on a streamlined experience that brings the specific rules of each Allegiance and unit to the forefront with stat cards.
At just a glance, you can see what your units are capable of doing, making it easier to focus on outmaneuvering your enemies. Combined with Allegiance, Asset and Stratagem cards, this puts all the information you need right at your fingertips.
Magic, steampunk, monsters, and soldiers collide to make the battlefields of The Other Side action-packed. In order to get you into the action sooner, Every model in The Other Side will come preassembled and ready for play!
The Other Side also takes advantage of movement bases that allow small groups of models - known as Fireteams - to act independently during the game, making gameplay smooth and easy despite the number of models on the table.
The models in The Other Side are 32mm scale with high levels of detail, allowing painters plenty of opportunity to paint their Champions, Squads, and Titans in whatever way they wish.
The Other Side uses a standard deck of cards, known as a Fate Deck, in order to resolve conflict. It’s as simple as flipping a card, adding your stat, and comparing it to a target number.
The Fate Deck gives players control over their Companies in the form of the Control Hand. Cards in your Control Hand can be used to replace flipped cards, ensuring that the actions you want to succeed won’t fail at a critical moment. Say farewell to all those rolled 1s!
The Other Side currently has six Allegiances, listed below. More information on these Allegiances can be found by clicking on an image below!
Click on one of the symbols below to learn more about the Allegiance!
Syndicates are powerful organizations that operate behind the scenes in the unfolding conflict. Selling their forces to the highest bidder, the Syndicates are able to greatly profit from the war without becoming a main part of it.
In game terms, Syndicates are a special kind of Allegiance that functions like mercenaries, using the game's Envoy rule to be hired into other Allegiances that match their Syndicate type. For example, the Court of Two is a Malifaux Syndicate, so any Malifaux Allegiance (such as the Cult of the Burning Man or the Gibbering Hordes) may hire Court of Two units.
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