Question: Provide a summary of city gun violence in Chicago in 2021.

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 Provide a summary of city gun violence in Chicago in 2021.

A man shot dead Friday evening was the 500th person to be killed in city gun violence since the start of the year during a weekend in which six men were killed and at least 29 other people were wounded in Chicago shootings.
In all, the city has recorded 540 homicides since the start of this year, according to Sun-Times data.
The 18-year-old man who became the 500th person shot to death was found unresponsive by officers about 4:45 p.m. Friday in the 800 block of East 83rd Street in the East Chatham neighborhood on the South Side, according to Chicago Police. He suffered a gunshot wound to the chest and was taken to Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, where he died.
In the weekend’s latest fatal shooting, a 34-year-old man was found with a gunshot wound about 1:15 a.m. in the Scottsdale neighborhood on the Southwest Side. He was found inside a vehicle in the 4300 block of West 79th Street with a gunshot wound to the abdomen, police said. He was taken to Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, where he died at 6:15 a.m., authorities said.
A 24-year-old man was killed less than an hour earlier in an East Chatham neighborhood attack. At 12:37 a.m., he was with several males, walking in an alley in the 8300 block of South Ingleside, when someone opened fire. The man was shot in the head and pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
At 7:26 p.m. Sunday, a 30-year-old man was gunned down in the West Side Austin neighborhood. He was standing outside of a vehicle in the 1300 block of North Mason when another vehicle pulled up and someone inside shot him multiple times in the chest, police said. The vehicle then drove off. The man was taken to Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood, where he died.
The Cook County medical examiner’s office has not released the identity of any of those fatalities, pending notifications of families.
Two other men were shot to death about 10:50 a.m. Saturday in the Pilsen neighborhood on the South Side. Alexis Salgado, 20, and a still-unidentified 18-year-old man were driving in the 1800 block of South Throop when they flashed a gun at someone standing on the street, police and the medical examiner’s office said. The person on the street pulled out their own gun and fired shots at the vehicle, striking both men. Salgado suffered a gunshot wound to his body and tried to get out of the vehicle, but collapsed; the younger man was shot in the neck, and both were pronounced dead at the scene.
The weekend’s latest shooting happened about 1:45 a.m. Monday in the Bridgeport neighborhood on the South Side. A 20-year-old man was driving north in the 3300 block of South Morgan when a black SUV pulled alongside his vehicle and someone inside fired shots, striking him in the abdomen, police said. The man was taken to Stroger Hospital, where his condition was stabilized.
At least 28 other people were wounded in shootings across Chicago between 4:30 p.m. Friday and 2 a.m. Monday. Follow city violence with the Chicago Sun-Times weekend shootings tracker.
Last weekend, five people were killed and at least 30 others were wounded in citywide shootings between Friday evening and Monday morning.


Question: Describe South Korea's cryptocurrency guidelines.

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The South Korean government has officially released two sets of previously promised guidelines that specify cryptocurrency regulatory measures. In addition to details of the new real-name system to end anonymous trading of cryptocurrencies, the government also published its anti-money laundering guidelines for banks providing services to cryptocurrency exchanges.
On Tuesday, the South Korean government officially released a document containing the guidelines for cryptocurrency regulations it previously promised. The announcement was made by Vice Chairman of the Financial Services Commission (FSC), Kim Yong-bum.
The meeting where Kim Yong-bum announced cryptocurrency regulatory measures.
This document details the government’s Special Measures for the Elimination of Virtual Currency Speculation which was first announced on December 28. In addition, the government also announced on Tuesday its anti-money laundering (AML) guidelines, prepared by the Korean Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), an FSC division, for all banks dealing with cryptocurrency accounts to follow.
A large part of the government’s special measures concern the new government-mandated real-name account system. This system will replace banks’ current practice of virtual account issuance. Virtual accounts are issued by banks for cryptocurrency exchanges’ customers to use to deposit and withdraw money.
On January 30, the real-name system will be live for deposit and withdrawal services to cryptocurrency accounts. Existing virtual accounts will be converted to real-name ones at that time. Six major banks will implement the new system including Shinhan Bank, Nonghyup Bank, Kookmin Bank, Hana Bank, and Gwangju Bank.
Users who do not have an account at the same bank as the virtual bank will not be able to make additional payments to the virtual bank [account], but they can withdraw money…Foreigner and minors under the Civil Law cannot use real name confirmation deposit and withdrawal account service.
Earlier this month, the FIU and the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) conducted on-site inspections of the country’s 6 major banks to ensure they have fulfilled their anti-money laundering obligations. The FIU subsequently created a set of anti-money laundering guidelines which was released on Tuesday.
Crypto exchanges usually separate their funds from users’ funds. However, the government’s inspections revealed that “some exchanges were found to have collected funds from users through general corporate accounts opened at banks,” the Kyunghyang Shinmun reported.
In some cases, customers’ funds were transferred to the bank accounts of the exchanges’ representatives. One exchange “collected funds from users through four bank accounts” into the company’s account “and spent 58.6 billion won” from it, the news outlet added. The financial authorities noted that this can lead to fraud and embezzlement.
If the transaction amount is more than KRW 10 million per day, more than KRW 20 million for 7 days, or frequent transactions occur in a short time, it should be reported to the FIU, the money laundering monitoring authority. If the exchange has a high risk of money laundering or requires information, the bank may terminate the transaction.
What do you think of South Korea’s cryptocurrency guidelines? Let us know in the comments section below.


Question: Describe Kiersztanówko.

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Kiersztanówko () is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Grunwald, within Ostróda County, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, in northern Poland.


Question: "What can you tell me about gitignore.io?"

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 "What can you tell me about gitignore.io?"

Since Feb 13, 2013, gitignore.io relied on GitHub’s list of gitignore templates to power the website. GitHub maintains the most popular gitignore template list as reflected by it’s 50,000+ stars. As gitignore.io grows, our community faces challenges relying on GitHub’s template list.
Responsiveness - GitHub maintains a popular template list, but is slow to merge pull requests. This results in slow updates to templates and certain developers simply abandoning their requests.
Acceptance - gitignore templates must meet contributing guideline requirements preventing merges from small and undocumented projects. As a result, gitignore.io already has twice as many gitignore templates.
Composition - Larger templates, such as the Objective-C.gitignore, can not be composed from smaller templates. Objective-C.gitignore includes Cocoapods, Carthage, Fastlane, and iOSInjectionProject which should all be separate templates.
Inheritance - The JetBrains template is an example where one template has multiple uses. All Idea IDE’s ignore the same core list of files. If a C++ developer is working in CLion, the CLion template should inherit from the JetBrains template.
Extension - GitHub’s original template list challenged developers who wanted functionality but were not accepted because point 1 and 2. The community needed a way to make changes that weren’t accepted by the main repository, but still made sense.
Todays fork plans to address all five issues.
Responsiveness - I am migrating to the https://github.com/dvcs/gitignore repository with the goal of merging pull requests and/or providing feedback within 5 days.
Acceptance - I will accept all templates that make sense. If you have a new template or modification to an existing template, I will merge it. Occasionally, developers submit templates without fully understanding the architecture of gitignore.io so I will work to make sure each pull request can be merged using one of the following three features.
Composition - I’m introducing a new .stack file extension to support composition. The ReactNative template combines multiple templates with the stack design pattern.
There is a base react native template, then each stack with follows the format <Base>.<Stack>.stack symlinked to <Stack>.gitignore.
Gitignore.io’s template generation engine will compose all of the stacks into the final template at run-time resulting in the final template.
Inheritance - This happens through symlinks from the child to the parent template. JetBrains is the largest collection of templates that use symlinks on gitignore.io.
Extension - The .patch file extension allows gitignore.io to extend a template without modifying the original. This was extremely useful allowing gitignore.io to add ignore patterns to neglected templates. As gitignore.io cleans up the template list, this will see less usage.
Use - If you need to create a useful gitignore file for your project, checkout https://www.gitignore.io. It also has a command line API.
Support - If you like the project, please give the gitignore.io and template repositories a star.
Contribute - Please submit a pull request if you have a project with .giignore template that is not in our repository.


Question: What's happening in the Middle East with news outlets and journalists?

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Today Bahrain became the latest Gulf nation to put pressure on news outlets amid political tension, when its Interior Ministry announced that anyone publishing support or sympathy for Qatar faces up to five years in prison. The announcement came the day after the United Arab Emirates used the threat of prison to demarcate how journalists can report on the political crisis between Qatar and several countries in the region.
Other countries took more direct action against Qatar, with Saudi Arabia and Jordan revoking the license for Qatari broadcaster Al-Jazeera to operate in their countries. Their actions reflect a growing trend in the region to use news outlets as a political football during diplomatic standoffs.
Local journalists face the risk of legal action or harassment for reporting critically on allies of their home country or for covering sensitive issues in the region. For instance, CPJ covered how Bahrain's Ministry of Information Affairs shuttered Al-Wasat, the kingdom's only independent newspaper, on June 4 for "defamation of a sisterly Arab country." Editor-in-chief Mansoor al-Jamri told CPJ the order came the same day the newspaper ran a column criticizing the Moroccan government's reaction to protests in the country's northern Rif region.
While CPJ has previously documented cases of Bahrain ordering Al-Wasat to cease publication over its local coverage, the order this week is the first in which the paper was targeted for reporting critically on an ally.
In another case of the press being caught in political tensions, Morocco--which has strained relations with Algeria--deported Djamel Alilat, a reporter for the Algerian newspaper Al-Watan on May 30. Alilat was in Morocco to cover an anti-corruption protest in the country's Rif region.
The method of pressuring news outlets for political sway was given official standing in the region in 2014 when, according to human rights groups, Saudi Arabia used its influence in the Gulf Cooperation Council to pass restrictions that prevent media in member states from criticizing the leadership of other member states.
In Jordan, opinion writer Jamal Ayyoub was detained for 15 days after authorities accused him of disrupting the kingdom's relationship with foreign states, the journalist's son told CPJ at the time. Ayyoub's arrest came after he wrote a column for DAM Press criticizing a Saudi-led coalition bombing campaign in Yemen against the Ansar Allah rebel movement, commonly known as the Houthis.
Such retaliation against news outlets at times of political tension shows that even when commercial links, diplomatic channels, and flight routes are closed, censorship flows freely across borders--often at the time when citizens are most in need of independent reporting.


Question: How can I use Vim for the same expansion features as the Sublime plugin for HTML files?

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 How can I use Vim for the same expansion features as the Sublime plugin for HTML files?

As you can imagine, this saves you a lot of typing and lets you prototype a web page (or CSS) in no time once you learn the syntax. It is snippets on steriods! The Sublime plugin handles this perfectly. It maps <tab> as the expansion key. Hitting tab after typing div>li*4 will expand it and put the cursor at the first <li>|</li>. Then after you type something, if you hit <tab> again, it will jump to the next li. It is smart enough to know whether to expand or jump to the next tag.
So how does this functionality look like in Vim? First, you must install the zencoding-vim plugin to get this functionality (Emmet used to be named Zen Coding). However, by default it’s mappings are <C-y>, to expand, and <C-y>n to jump to the next tag. There are two problems here. First, these mappings are really awkward to type. And secondly, there are two mappings! You could, of course, remap it do something else, but let’s be honest, <leader> whatever just does not compare with <tab>.
How can we replicate this functionality in Vim?
There’s a lot of things going on here, so I’ll go over them one by one.
s: denotes that the function is scoped to the script. You can, of course, define the function globally (must be PascalCased or script#prefixed), but I prefer not to pollute the global scope if I don’t have to. The return value is an escaped string which are the keys you want to map. An additional thing to note is that you need <sid> to reference the function in the mapping.
The FileType autocmd is used to set up the mapping only for HTML files.
<buffer> denotes that the mapping should only apply for the current buffer (without this when you open an HTML file it will apply the mapping globally).
<expr> is the special sauce that lets you to execute code to determine the value of the mapping.
This is a simple implementation that captures the majority of use cases. getline('.') gets the current line under the cursor. match() is a built-in function which returns the index of the matched regular expression. I am relying on the fact that Emmet syntax will not have an opening <. This makes the function very simple; if there’s an <> then jump to the next tag, otherwise, expand.
And that’s all there is to it! This function won’t cover more “advanced” scenarios like nested expansions (although you could cheat by creating a newline), but otherwise it shows that expression mappings are an easy way to get more umph from your mappings.
For more details, contact your local Vim department by calling :help map-<expr>.


Question: Explain the impact of the Bank of Canada's quarter-point interest rate hike on consumer borrowing, with particular reference to the Toronto housing market. Respond in 40 sentences.

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If the interest rate hike in July didn't register with consumers, a second quarter-point increase by the Bank of Canada on Wednesday has many borrowers taking a hard look at their mortgages and household debt levels, say mortgage specialists.
"At the end of the day, the cost of borrowing will be higher whether the full quarter-point is passed on through prime,” said Bill Whyte, senior vice-president of Meridian Credit Union. “The banks have already raised their prime by a quarter to 3.2 per cent and most of us will follow in the next day or so."
The central bank's surprise boost of its overnight lending rate to 1 per cent — the rate banks and other lenders use to set interest rates for mortgages and other consumer loans — will affect variable loans, home equity lines of credit and mortgages.
It will almost certainly add a further drag on the Toronto region's dilatory housing market, he said.
"We're still at pretty low rates, but we're not going to be as low as we once were," he said, adding that has many consumers re-evaluating their cash flow.
A full quarter-point translates to about $72 a month on a $500,000, 25-year mortgage, said Whyte. Given that it's the second rate hike this summer, many households are paying more than $100 in additional housing expenses each month since July.
Meridian clients' average mortgage in the city of Toronto is about $430,000. In the areas surrounding the city it's about $230,000.
Toronto-area home buyers tend to be emotional, said principal broker Andrea Jolly of TheRedPin Mortgage Brokerage.
"Even if this interest rate hike doesn't affect them personally, they act like it does," she said.
But many aren't entirely fluent with their mortgages. Those with variable-rate loans aren't always aware they can convert to a fixed-rate mortgage, usually with no cost.
But she encourages clients to run the numbers and consider the costs carefully.
"If you're a flipper (who wants to move a property rather than carry the cost of ownership) this probably is not the best time for you to enter the market,” said Jolly. “But if you're looking for long-term home ownership . . . under 4 per cent is still ridiculously low. It's not a bad time, money is still cheap but it still has to be a long-term strategy rather than a short-term one."
Consumers with home equity lines of credit (HELOC) also need a strategy to pay off those loans because the option of paying the interest-only option on those loans is too flexible, she cautioned.
"Within most lines of credit, banks will allow you to put a portion or all of the balance as a fixed rate so you can mitigate any risks with regards to the interest rates increasing,” said Jolly. “But the flexibility of being able to pay it off at any time is what lures people to that product."
The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada warned earlier this year that 40 per cent of the 3 million Canadians who have lines of credit don't make regular payments on those loans. Twenty-five per cent make only minimum payments or pay the interest. The average HELOC debt was $70,000.
James Laird of RateHub says interest rates are just one variable affecting the Toronto area housing market. But he believes consumers should be prepared for a "consistent and steady rising interest rate environment."
There has already been an increase in the number of clients calling to talk about potentially locking in variable rate mortgages. The decision is entirely individual, said Laird.
"Someone who says, 'I'm comfortable in the variable rate and I'm going to rely on the historical data that nine times out of 10 variable rates are cheaper' — that's a good decision,” he said. “Others, sick of reading the business section and not sleeping — that person should definitely lock in."
While July's rate hike didn't appear to push Toronto-area home buyers off the sidelines, Laird said there are signs that housing market activity may be picking up after a traditionally sleepy summer with more listings on the market this week at "adjusted price levels."
Like banks, mortgage brokers must rigorously assess clients' overall debt levels.
Laird said he loves telling people to think in terms of car payments. A $450 monthly car payment reduces the amount of mortgage you qualify for by about $100,000. The car is a depreciating asset. The home will almost certainly increase in value.
"We think it's prudent to buy a house. That has caused great wealth creation for Canadians for the last 100 years," he said.
While they're fun, the same can't be said for cars with leather seats and wine with dinner.


Question: What are some fun things I can do in Waterloo region this weekend?

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There's lots of music in and around Waterloo region this weekend, plus a few flea market and a lantern parade in Stratford.
It'll feel like fall in and around Waterloo region this weekend.
You may want to go pumpkin picking to get the best gourd for your jack-o-lantern or head out for a hike to see the changing leaves before they all fall to the ground.
Do not be alarmed if you see zombies in downtown Kitchener this weekend. Saturday is the 10th annual Kitchener Zombie Walk, starting at The Accelerator Centre at 44 Gaukel St. at noon. There's also a zombie prom on Friday night.
As well, Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest wraps up this weekend, which includes barrel racing in uptown Waterloo on Saturday.
Musicians from around the world and here in Canada, including Jully Black (see her video below) will perform at this festival which will also include food trucks and carnival games.
This new event will feature a book and clothing swap, crafters, upcyclers and enjoy some fish and chips from the food truck. Check out the buskers, too.
This music festival in downtown Guelph locations will feature a variety of performances, including some intimate spaces. The Big Shiny Fundraiser at Ebar will see proceeds go to the Guelph Girls Rock Camp 2019. That event includes Frosted Pits, "a Big Shiny Tunes1 and 2 cover band." Also, check out the comedy show at The Making Box Friday night.
Take a self-guided driving tour through Wellington county and sample some sweet treats. Some of the locations will have wagon rides, mazes, crafts, apple cider, and, of course, butter tarts.
There are two different events in Stratford that sound like a lot of fun.
The Springworks Indie Theatre and Arts Festival is on all weekend and includes one-person shows, dance performances and the play The Tom and Gertie Letters Project. There's also a meet and greet with festival presenters on Saturday night.
Then there's the Lantern Parade Saturday night starting at 6:30 p.m. It's a stroll along the riverbank starting at the tom Patterson island and release a wish lantern down the river. There's a reception at Market Square with a free screening of Kubo and the Two Strings.


Question: What kind of beetle is Colobothea bisignata? Respond in 3 sentences.

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Colobothea bisignata is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Bates in 1865. It is known from Surinam, French Guiana, Guyana, Peru, Brazil, Ecuador.


Question: Provide an explanation of Werner Mauss and his activities. Respond in 6 sentences.

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Werner Mauss (born 11 February 1940) is a German former private investigator and civilian employee for police authorities and intelligence services. The name Mauss became known to the general public in association with several political conflicts and alleged scandals. The scandals included alleged conspiracy with terrorist organizations such as the ELN.
His activities as an informant earned him contacts to police authorities including the Federal Criminal Police Office (, BKA), to intelligence services (, BND) and to politics. In the 1990s his contacts extended into the German Chancellery. There the direct report for Mauss was the coordinator for the intelligence services of the Kohl government, then Minister of State Bernd Schmidbauer.


Question: What can you tell me about Tobera Airfield? Respond in 4 sentences.

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 What can you tell me about Tobera Airfield? Respond in 4 sentences.

Tobera Airfield was an aerodrome located near Tobera, near Keravat, East New Britain, Papua New Guinea. The airfield was constructed by the Imperial Japanese in World War II during August 1943. Tobera was later neutralized by Allied air bombing from 1944. The airfield was abandoned after the cessation of hostilities.


Question: "Can you tell me about your bead challenge piece you won Second Place for?"

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 "Can you tell me about your bead challenge piece you won Second Place for?"

Ursula’s Cursed Necklace is a custom design inspired by The Crazy Merchant bead challenge. For the challenge we were presented with some of the Pantone spring colors as well as 10 beads from their shop. We needed to make a unique, fashionable and wearable necklace.
I was immediately inspired by the Pantone colors. I knew I wanted to make a necklace for Ursula to wear. I never really thought she would wear a singular gold shell. I knew she would make a fashion statement. Basically, showing off her wickedly evil curse in a classy way.
This was my first time working with Shibori Ribbon which is a hand dyed silk. It was a learning experience. In this necklace, the ribbon represents the water. I kept the edges rough as the ribbon moved up the necklace. I liked the juxtaposition with the pearls.
It’s always a lot of fun to delve into bead embroidery. Creating texture and new shapes is one of my favorite parts of beading. I played a lot with texture when it came to the focal point. There are pearls, coral, and sea urchins mixed with my watery ribbon. The other half of the pendant should look like the bottom of a coral reef.
I was honored and quite surprised I won something at the competition. There were so many wonderful pieces. The creativity of jewelers is outstanding. Everyone had a fantastic piece and inspiration story. My dear cursed necklace won Second Place overall as well as People’s Choice.
Beautiful! I love the colors you used!


Question: Describe the investments made by Galaxy Investment Partners.

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The first reported investments of Galaxy Investment Partners is a new decentralized marketplace for video game 'skins'.
Mike Novogratz and his newly created $500 million crypto fund, Galaxy Investment Partners, have invested into Worldwide Asset eXchange (WAX), a new decentralized marketplace for trading video game assets.
WAX is the creation of OPSKins, which claims to be the largest marketplace in the world for trading these video game assets with millions of users and over 200,000 new user registrations each month. The company says it has recorded over 150 million transactions over the past 18 months.
“Having a legendary investor like Mike Novogratz along with all of our all-star team of investors, advisors, and video game industry legends see the potential in our vision for the WAX platform is an incredible testament to what we have planned,” says Malcolm CasSelle, President of WAX and CIO of OPSkins.
Novogratz and Galaxy Investment Partners join previous investors, including: Pantera, HyperChain Capital, Kenetic Capital, Bo Shen – founding partner of Fenbushi Capital and Blockassets, and others.
The company has also announced that Anthony Di Iorio, co-founder of Ethereum, Dave Anthony, a creator and developer behind Call of Duty, and Brian Fargo, founder of Interplay Entertainment and inXile Entertainment, have joined their advisory board.


Question: Tell me something interesting about Henry Stephens Salt. Respond in 155 words.

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Henry Shakespear Stephens Salt (; 20 September 1851 – 19 April 1939) was an English writer and campaigner for social reform in the fields of prisons, schools, economic institutions, and the treatment of animals. He was a noted ethical vegetarian, anti-vivisectionist, socialist, and pacifist, and was well known as a literary critic, biographer, classical scholar and naturalist. It was Salt who first introduced Mohandas Gandhi to the influential works of Henry David Thoreau, and influenced Gandhi's study of vegetarianism.
Salt is credited with being the first writer to argue explicitly in favour of animal rights, in his " (1892), rather than focusing on improvements to animal welfare. He wrote: "If we are ever going to do justice to the lower races, we must get rid of the antiquated notion of a 'great gulf' fixed between them and mankind, and must recognize the common bond of humanity that unites all living beings in one universal brotherhood."


Question: Describe the opposition to Donald Trump's picks for Treasury Secretary and Attorney General.

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 Describe the opposition to Donald Trump's picks for Treasury Secretary and Attorney General.

Rep. Maxine Waters Urges Rejection of “Foreclosure King” Mnuchin for Treasury & Sessions for AG | Democracy Now!
Donald Trump’s pick for treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, has deep ties on Wall Street, including working as a partner for Goldman Sachs, where his father also worked. Mnuchin’s hedge fund also played a role in the housing crisis, after it scooped up the failing California bank IndyMac in 2008. Under Mnuchin’s ownership, IndyMac foreclosed on 36,000 families, particularly elderly residents trapped in reverse mortgages. Mnuchin was accused of running a “foreclosure machine.” We speak to Rep. Maxine Waters about why she opposes Mnuchin for the Treasury post.
AMY GOODMAN: Congressmember Waters, I also wanted to ask you about Treasury Secretary nominee Steven Mnuchin. During his confirmation hearing last month, the former Goldman Sachs executive defended himself against accusations he used a tax haven in the Cayman Islands in order to avoid paying taxes.
AMY GOODMAN: Mnuchin has deep ties on Wall Street, including working as a partner for Goldman Sachs, where his father also worked. Mnuchin’s hedge fund also played a role in the housing crisis after it scooped up the failing California bank IndyMac in 2008. Under Mnuchin’s ownership, IndyMac foreclosed on 36,000 families, particularly elderly residents trapped in reverse mortgages. He was accused of running a “foreclosure machine.” The bank, which was renamed OneWest, was also accused of racially discriminatory lending practices. In 2015, Mnuchin sold the bank for $3.4 billion—$1.8 billion more than he had bought it for. During an appearance on CNBC, he was asked about OneWest Bank allegedly violating the Fair Housing Act by redlining.
STEVEN MNUCHIN: Let me tell you, one of the most proud aspects of my career was buying IndyMac during the financial crisis. We bought it from the government in a highly competitive six-month auction. And we saved a lot of jobs, and we created a lot of—a lot of opportunities for corporate loans. Now, one aspect of that is we bought the worst mortgage portfolio in the history of time. IndyMac was about 30 percent delinquent loans. So, all the loans that we unfortunately had to foreclose on, we didn’t originate those. Those were IndyMac loans. And the deal, when we merged with CIT, was the first bank deal to be approved post-Dodd-Frank over $50 billion. So we went through a one-year comment period with the OCC and the Fed. These same community groups protested against the deal. The regulators looked at the deal and thought it made sense.
REP. MAXINE WATERS: Yes, absolutely. I know something about Steve Mnuchin. As a matter of fact, I was contacted and asked to sit in on some efforts that were being made by nonprofits to get him to, you know, make real investments in the community, rather than simply being known as the “foreclosure king,” having, of course, foreclosed on about 36,000 families and homes. And they were asking him to support the work of the nonprofits, and asking him to make up for the problems that he had caused in communities with these foreclosures. Many of the homes that belonged in his portfolio were not kept up. The grass grew up. The windows were boarded up. It helped to drive down the value of other homes in the area. And, of course, he is guilty of redlining and not having the bank make loans in minority communities. And so, he comes with a bad reputation. And just to know that he bought those loans from IndyMac and got them, I believe, very cheaply and then made over a billion dollars on them is quite disturbing.
And this is what we’re going to have as treasury secretary? He would be the one to convene all of the agencies dealing with financial services under something called FSOC. And so, whether you’re talking about FDIC or OCC or the Feds, etc., all of them would be convened regularly for FSOC under the leadership of the Treasury. That is not good for this country. I don’t think he should have that kind of huge power and responsibility. And so, this is typical of what this president is doing. He’s picking from Wall Street, he’s picking from the financial services industry, those people who have made a lot of money, who were responsible for that meltdown that we had with subprime loans. He knows exactly what he’s doing. And don’t forget, Donald Trump said he made money during the crisis. And I’m told that he set about teaching students in the so-called Trump University how they can make money in such a crisis.
JUAN GONZÁLEZ: And, Congresswoman Waters, about the other nominee you mentioned, Jeff Sessions for attorney general, you’re completely opposed to his appointment. Could you say why?
REP. MAXINE WATERS: Yes. You know, Jeff Sessions comes with a reputation of—you know, he was not confirmed, I think, when he tried to get confirmed in 1986. And he didn’t get confirmed then because of a racist background. I think he’s a throwback. He’s still the same Jeff Sessions now as he was then. I don’t think that he should be in the position of being the attorney general of this country, overseeing the Civil Rights Division, that has a responsibility for making sure that people’s civil rights are not violated and moving very aggressively to deal with local police departments. As a matter of fact, he does not believe that the government should have a role dealing with troubled local police departments, like in Ferguson, where the Justice Department went in to try and work out the problems that had been brewing for years in that city. But he does not believe that that’s a role for the Justice Department.
AMY GOODMAN: —they cannot rush ahead with the vote for Senator Sessions to be attorney general, because if he’s confirmed, there will be one less Republican senator, and they’re afraid that then Betsy DeVos, they could not get approved, so they have to get her confirmed before they confirm Senator Sessions.


Question: Describe Pop Shop America and its holiday shopping experience.

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Pop Shop America is partnering with the Etsy + American Express to bring you a one of a kind shopping experience this holiday season! Thank you Cathead Vodka for providing complimentary cocktails!
Pop Shop America is in it’s 7th year of helping you shop where your heart is. We love cool, unique handcrafted creations from the most unique businesses from around Texas. Join us and be a part of something special!


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. Who is Drago Mamić?

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Drago Mamić (born February 9, 1954 in Valjevo, Serbia) is a Serbian-born Croatian former football player and manager, currently managing Abahani Limited Dhaka, and formerly managing Maldives. He has a UEFA 'Pro' Licence football coach. In September 2011, he was appointed as manager of Indonesia Super League team Persib Bandung. After six months and finishing in the 7th place he resigned from that club on 28 March 2012.


Question: Describe what a trip with your company offers.

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For about three years we have actually devoted ourselves to offering the most fantastic experiences, remaining in the very best lodging your cash can purchase, and taking care of every group member like they were a member of the family, from the minute you call us up until you get back smiling.
Our journeys are not just an incredible vacation, however, the start of the experience that will ideally alter you for the much better and influence you to check out more of this fantastic city of Jacksonville.
Unlike a lot of other trip business, we do not charge any ‘regional payments,’ and we’ll never ask you to tip. Every incredible activity we promote is consisted of in the rate, so you’ll just have to dip into your wallet for some meals, beverages and possibly a tee shirt with a turtle on it.
Sure there will be lots of beaches, mixed drinks, and sundowns. However, we’ll likewise take you off the beaten track, reveal you a remarkable culture and immerse you in the real regional way of living.


Question: What is the latest news regarding the North Korean nuclear program?

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 What is the latest news regarding the North Korean nuclear program?

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said on Sunday North Korea will receive relief only after it takes clear and irreversible steps to end its nuclear program, adding it would be a bumpy road to a summit between U.S. and North Korean leaders.
“We can anticipate, at best, a bumpy road to the (negotiations),” Mattis said at the start of a meeting with his South Korean and Japanese counterparts on the sidelines of Shangri-la dialogue in Singapore.
“We will continue to implement all U.N Security Council resolutions on North Korea. North Korea will receive relief only when it demonstrates verifiable and irreversible steps to denuclearization,” Mattis added.
Trump said on Friday he would hold the meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on June 12 in a dramatic turn of course in the high stakes diplomacy aimed at ending Pyongyang’s nuclear weapons program.
Eight days after cancelling the summit citing Pyongyang’s “hostility”, Trump announced the decision to go ahead with the meeting after hosting Kim’s envoy in the White House, saying he expected “very positive result” with North Korea.
North Korea’s nuclear weapons program has been a source of major security tensions that persisted despite a series of U.N. and U.S. sanctions and it has also demonstrated advances in ballistic missile technology that experts believe now threatens the U.S. mainland.
Japanese Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera said that while the solution to the North Korean nuclear crisis must be diplomatic, the defense cooperation among the United States and its Asian allies was key to bringing it about.
“Japan, Korea and the U.S. continue to agree that pressure is needed to be applied on North Korea,” Onodera told reporters after his meeting with Mattis and South Korean Defense Minister Song Young-moo on the sidelines of the Shangri-la Dialogue.
Despite a long-standing security alliance between the United States and Japan, some people in Japan worry that the United States may cut a deal to protect its cities from nuclear attack by the North, while leaving Japan vulnerable.
North Korea has conducted six nuclear tests starting in 2006 but has declared it would no longer need such tests. In May, it invited foreign journalists to witness what it said was the demolition of its nuclear test site.
The Trump administration wants the North to “denuclearize”, meaning to get rid of its nuclear arsenal, in return for relief from economic sanctions.
But North Korea’s leadership is believed to regard nuclear weapons as crucial to its survival and has rejected unilaterally disarming.


Question: "Have you heard about Steam's new apps for iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV?"

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 "Have you heard about Steam's new apps for iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV?"

Steam announced today that it will be rolling out its Steam Link and Steam Video apps on the iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV soon.
According to a press release, Steam Link will allow gamers to stream their Steam library to these devices while connected to their Mac via a 5GHz network or wired in via Ethernet.
Steam says the app will launch during the week of May 21st, though a specific data is unclear. The app will support the Steam Controller, MFi controllers, and plenty more across the two platforms.
While Steam Video will be rolling out later this summer, it will allow users to watch thousands of movies and TV shows through Steam directly on your iOS device via Wi-Fi or LTE. Users will be able to view content offline.
Steam Link specifically will be super interesting as streaming content, including games is becoming increasingly popular. What do you think? Are you excited for these apps? Let us know in the comments below!


Question: "It's so frustrating to find parking around here. Every week the street sweeper comes and I still can't find parking no matter how hard I look. It's killing me! Why do they have to come every week?"

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 "It's so frustrating to find parking around here. Every week the street sweeper comes and I still can't find parking no matter how hard I look. It's killing me! Why do they have to come every week?"

my issue is street sweeping. theres jsut not enough spots in my neighborhood to the point that street sweeping literally becomes the worst part of my week. Twice. Sometimes I have to walk as far as four -5 blocks after about 20 minutes of looking. do that two mornings in a row, week after week, sometimes to no avail and you would understand my frustrations. I live in San Pedro, and I have no idea why they have to sweep the street once a week, it literally makes no sense besides keeping the parking ticket guy and the street sweeper employed for a grossly inflated salary I am sure they on. even if they swept the street every other month 1 time, it would still be clean.
what they are doing is instead systemic orchestrated street cleansing at the taxpayer’s expense. im at a standstill of whether is should report it as a human rights violation or keep listening to Godflesh.
Haha I lost it at the end there. I feel ya! That slow-moving behemoth also controls MY life. I have found that, for my sanity, I much prefer moving my car twice in one day – before, and then after street sweeping – rather than twice a week.
According to this, LA gets more than 1/4 of its $148 million parking ticket revenue from street sweeping violations. That’s a big hunk of change that the city won’t want to slip through their fingers anytime soon. I’ll be interviewing a parking enforcement officer as well as a public works official soon to grill them on these questions, though!


Question: What was the 2003 tornado outbreak sequence?

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The Tornado outbreak sequence of May 2003 in the United States and Canada (Ontario) was a series of tornado outbreaks that occurred from May 3 to May 11, 2003. Tornadoes began occurring over the affected area on April 30, but the most prolific continuous period was the seven-day period of May 4–10. There were 401 tornado reports in 19 states and 1 Canadian province, 1,587 reports of large hail, and 740 reports of wind damage. More severe weather broke out this week alone than any other week in U.S. history. The old record for most tornado reports in one week was 171 during the week of the May 1995 tornado outbreak sequence (May 12 to May 18, 1995).


Question: What is your opinion on Disney having a Dadventurous Panel but not a Moms panel?

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 What is your opinion on Disney having a Dadventurous Panel but not a Moms panel?

I am a Disney Dad and do a majority of the planning for our family and several friends. Sure mom’s can offer great advice, but there are simply too many Father/Son questions to have only 1 panel member. Sad that Disney feels only moms can offer advice for families!
I think they should rename it… Disney Parks Parents Panel… and they can even benefit from the alliteration LOL.


Question: Describe the first known iPhone virus and its impact.

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 Describe the first known iPhone virus and its impact.

The first worm to infect the Apple iPhone has been discovered spreading "in the wild" in Australia.
The worm, known as ikee, only affects "jail-broken" phones, where a user has removed Apple's protection mechanisms to allow the phone to run any software.
Experts say the worm is not harmful but more malicious variants could follow.
"The creator of the worm has released full source code of the four existing variants of this worm," wrote Mikko Hypponen of security firm F-secure.
"This means that there will quickly be more variants, and they might have nastier payload than just changing your wallpaper."
The picture of Rick Astley is believed to be a nod to the internet phenomenon known as Rickrolling, where web users are tricked into clicking on what they believe is a relevant link, only to find that it actually takes the user to a video of the pop star's song "Never gonna give you up".
The worm has so far only been found circulating in Australia, where the hacker - Ashley Towns - who wrote the program lives.
The 21-year-old told Australia's ABC News Online that he created the virus to raise the issue of security.
It only exploits jail-broken phones that have SSH installed, a program that enables other devices to connect to the phone and modify the system and files.
The worm is able to infect phones if their owners have not changed the default password after installing SSH.
After a phone becomes infected it disables the SSH service, preventing reinfection.
The code contains numerous comments from Mr Towns about his motivation.
One comment reads: "People are stupid and this is to prove it."
"It's not that hard guys. But hey who cares its only your bank details at stake."
The worm can be removed by changing the phone's password and deleting some files.
A spokesperson for Apple warned against jail-breaking handsets.
"These hacks not only violate the warranty, they will also cause the iPhone to become unstable and not work reliably," the spokesperson said.
Some estimates suggest that up to 10% of all iPhones and iPod Touches are jail-broken.
The practice allows a phone user to install software and applications that have not been approved by Apple.
"Phone users may rush into jail-breaking their iPhones in order to add functionality that Apple may have denied to them, but if they do so carelessly they may also risk their iPhone becoming the target of a hacker," said Mr Cluley.
"My prediction is that we may see more attacks like this in the future."


Question: "Have you heard about the high school that is planning to host an information night to teach students about cryptocurrencies?" Respond in 236 words.

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 "Have you heard about the high school that is planning to host an information night to teach students about cryptocurrencies?" Respond in 236 words.

A surge in the popularity of bitcoin among students has prompted an Australian high school to host an information night designed to educate its students about cryptocurrencies. St. Laurence’s College in Brisbane recently informed the parents of students that it wishes to hold an “educational presentation” in light of an increasing number of students investing in cryptocurrencies.
A high school in Brisbane, Australia has announced that it will hold a non-compulsory meeting for staff, and students from year 11 and year 12, designed to educate students, parents, and faculty about the “new space” of cryptocurrencies.
The school issued an email stating “While St Laurence’s College has no official stance on this subject it is felt that the boys should be cautioned and educated about these purchases.” The email stated that “The presentation will look at features of cryptocurrencies, the technology underpinning them, and will give some very basic information about the state of the market and ways to keep investments safe,” according to Australian media.
Although the event was originally scheduled to be held on February 2nd, the meeting has since been postponed.
Chrisann Lee, a business and accounting professor at the Queensland University of Technology, has supported the school’s decision, stating that teenagers will greatly benefit from educational efforts relating to cryptocurrencies.
What do you think of the high schools hope to educate its students regarding cryptocurrencies? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!


Question: Provide a detailed summary of a conversation with Raiders owner Mark Davis.

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 Provide a detailed summary of a conversation with Raiders owner Mark Davis.

SAN FRANCISCO–Just wrapped a very good conversation with Raiders owner Mark Davis, who confirmed that the team is finalizing the negotiations on another one-year lease with Oakland to stay at the Coliseum for the 2016 season.
Davis said no other temporary sites were seriously considered for this upcoming season. It’ll be Oakland barring something unforeseen in the next few days or weeks.
But after the 2016 season… as always… who knows.
Davis spoke at length about his recent trip to examine the possibilities in Las Vegas (he said he was impressed but isn’t sure about it as an NFL market yet), about the chances of the Raiders moving to either San Diego or Inglewood permanently–whichever site Chargers owner Dean Spanos doesn’t choose in the next year.
We talked about the barriers to a deal in Oakland–control of the parking lot and dealing with the mishmash of politicians in the city and county.
We also talked about the way the January vote for LA relocation went down–“we were third in a three-team race,” Davis said–and Davis reiterated that he’s not interested in moving even temporarily into Levi’s Stadium.


Question: What is Haa?

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Ha, Haa. or Has is a Thromde or town, and the seat of Haa District in Bhutan.


Question: Explain the cryptocurrency ban imposed by Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the efforts of the Indian crypto community to overturn it.

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 Explain the cryptocurrency ban imposed by Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the efforts of the Indian crypto community to overturn it.

The Reserve Bank of India has been making the rounds recently, following the indirect ban the bank imposed on cryptocurrency related dealings earlier this month. However, the High Court of Delphi has now allegedly notified the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the Goods and Services Tax Council and the Ministry of Finance that it believes the ban violates the Indian constitution. This comes following a petition intended to showcase the public support for overruling the ban. Moreover, a myriad of different cryptocurrency aficionados has joined in the public outcry over the RBI’s actions.
The RBI’s cryptocurrency embargo came in the form of an April 5th policy, which prohibited any Indian institutions regulated by the RBI from processing cryptocurrency payments. The policy shift also barred banks from offering assistance to or cooperate with businesses that deal in virtual currencies. This effectively shut down any Indian cryptocurrency exchanges to cryptocurrency investors, as traders became unable to withdraw fiat currency at crypto exchanges. Whilst this could still be managed through the use of peer-to-peer systems such as LocalBitcoins, it has made cryptocurrency trading and investing in India dramatically more difficult.
Nonetheless, the Indian crypto community did not sit idly by as these measures were announced. Rather, a Change.org petition was started, which argues for the RBI to reconsider the ban. At the time of writing, the petition has already racked up more than 43,000 signatures. However, the petition is not the only source of criticism. The owner of upcoming cryptocurrency exchange CoinRecoil, Kali Digital, recently filed a claim which argued that the actions of the RBI violate parts of the Indian constitution. More specifically, it reportedly does not prohibit discrimination between equals, and does not allow ”citizens the right to any occupation, trade, or business”.
The claim from Kali Digital is the reason for the High Court of Delhi’s involvement. The Delhi High Court has now asked for responses from the RBI, the Ministry of Finance and the Goods and Services Tax Council, in relation to the claims that the ban is in violation of the constitution. The three parties have until May 24 to provide satisfactory responses to the High Court of Delhi. It will be interesting to see how things unfold, and whether this can potentially lead to a lift of the unpopular ban.
Kali Digital argues that it is of imperative importance that the ban will be overruled. This is primarily due to the fact that CoinRecoil’s business model will be rendered moot if the ban is allowed to continue. The CoinRecoil exchange is slated for launch in August of this year – however, this will not be possible if Indian authorities stick to their previously held line regarding cryptocurrency.


Question: Write a brief summary of the Hurricanes training camp roster announcement.

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 Write a brief summary of the Hurricanes training camp roster announcement.

RALEIGH, NC - Ron Francis, Executive Vice President and General Manager of the National Hockey League's Carolina Hurricanes, today announced that the team has assigned seven players to the Charlotte Checkers (AHL).
Forwards Patrick Brown, Julien Gauthier and Andrew Miller; and defensemen Brenden Kichton, Roland McKeown, Dennis Robertson and Philip Samuelsson will join Charlotte, whose training camp begins on Monday.
The Hurricanes training camp roster is now at 33 players. Carolina will continue its three-game road trip on Monday against the Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Place.


Question: What conferences are available for members of high school associations in Michigan?

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 What conferences are available for members of high school associations in Michigan?

This is a list of high school association member conferences in the state of Michigan.


Question: Can you give me some information about BoxGroup? Respond in 2 sentences.

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BoxGroup is an investment fund company based in New York City. The company was founded in 2007 by David Tisch, grandson of entrepreneur Laurence A. Tisch, and Adam Rothenberg.


Question: What can augmented reality applications do?

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The end of the green screen.
The green screen is still a requirement in even the most sophisticated augmented reality applications. Take the example of the viral Weather Channel video that allowed the anchor to describe Hurricane Florence’s storm surge as animated flood waters appeared to rise up around her. That video was made using graphics that were rendered in real time and projected onto the studio’s green screen walls.
But the fact that you need a green screen at all is just one example of one of augmented or mixed reality’s main limitations, which is that computers still can’t really tell the difference between people and objects or plains, Justin Fuisz co-founder and CEO of an augmented reality video company called Octi, tells Inverse.
Octi's app can spot people, which its founders say opens the door to a number of possibilities.
The ability to read bodies enables Octi to build a lot of effects into its app that you can’t quite see elsewhere. You can project bodies onto a background, for example, and make people look like they’re invisible. You can “make it rain” money because the app can spot your hands and tell when they’re moving around.
But a consumer app is obviously not the end game here. Octi envisions its technology being used in applications ranging from sports and health tech to workplace safety.
Apple is also interested in how augmented reality can be applied to sports tech. During its most recent product launch, it demoed HomeCourt, an app tailored to basketball players which can track which jump shots you make and which ones you miss. Octi would have us imagine apps that could track everything an athlete does on the court without requiring the focal point of a hoop. It could perhaps anticipate when you’re setting yourself up for an injury and suggest improvements. It could make stat aggregation that makes things like Fantasy Football possible far more immersive and in real-time.
Apple demoed an AR app called HomeCourt at its most recent keynote that uses AR to track shot performance in basketball.
There are also a number of potential industrial implications, particularly at the intersection of health tech and worker safety.
Augmented reality hasn’t always kept up with outsize expectations. But that, again, might have more to do with the amount or expense of the hardware needed than with what the hardware can actually do. People wearing Google Glass were quickly dubbed ‘glassholes,’ and immersive VR requires expensive headsets. The Magic Leap One, geared toward creators starts at $2,295.
Those are pretty big barriers of entry, particularly relative to a smartphone. But the more people who are capable not only witnessing AR or seeing it in a fancy demo, but actually applying these techniques and experimenting, might be what the sector needs for the hype to become something closer to reality.


Question: Have you heard about the recent disappearance of the golden eagle in the Monadhliath Mountains?

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 Have you heard about the recent disappearance of the golden eagle in the Monadhliath Mountains?

People involved in grouse shooting are intent on killing birds of prey, the RSPB has said following the disappearance of a golden eagle.
Conservationists are concerned about the safety of the young bird after it went missing in the northern Monadhliath Mountains of Inverness-shire.
It has disappeared from an area which has been described as a "black hole" for birds of prey, where 12 tagged eagles have mysteriously vanished in just seven years.
The RSPB is pointing the finger of suspicion squarely at grouse shooting interests.
Data from the two-year old male’s transmitter showed that he had been living in an upland area, mainly managed for driven grouse shooting, north of Tomatin, since early last year.
Orr-Ewing continued: "There can be little doubt that current legislation and enforcement have proven to be insufficient deterrents to those criminals, invariably linked to the management of driven grouse shooting, who are intent on killing protected birds of prey.
"Patience with self-regulation is at an end and meaningful deterrents are now urgently required."
In parts of the Monadhliaths, such as the area from where this bird fledged, golden eagles are doing well, but the RSPB claims efforts by some landowners, farmers and gamekeepers to protect these magnificent birds are being undermined by persecution when eagles move out of these safe areas.
The charity supports the introduction of new measures to license driven grouse shooting, including powers for public authorities to remove such licences, where there is good evidence of criminal behaviour.