Question: Describe Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition and explain why it is special. Respond in 36 sentences.

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On Microsoft’s big stage for E3 earlier this week a particular trailer was shown, for some it was just an anime JRPG however for others it was a confirmation they had been waiting nearly a decade for. Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition is a rare remaster - one people have been begging for. To understand why this game is so special we have to go back to the summer of 2008 when gaming was a very different place then it is today.
At the beginning of the Seventh Console generation Microsoft was making a concerted effort to appeal to Japanese gamers and Western fans of Japanese games. Using their sizable cash reserves Microsoft actively wooed Japanese developers to make exclusive games for their system. This resulted in some great games such as Mistwalkers masterpiece Lost Odyssey and the forgettable Tri-Ace game Infinite Undiscovery. There were many others but the crown jewel of this project was Tales of Vesperia.
While Tales is not a huge seller in North America, it is gigantic in Japan being at the time one of the three largest JRPG franchises trailing only Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest. As such when it was announced the first High Definition Tales of game and follow up title to the beloved PS2 game Tales of the Abyss would be an Xbox exclusive it moved consoles in Japan. Microsoft has only ever sold out of Xbox’s in Japan twice and once was for the release of Tales of Vesperia.
However things were not as they seemed. As it would quickly become clear when Microsoft said “Exclusive” for many of their titles the reality was far different in that they were in actually timed exclusives. With PS3 versions of many of their JRPGs coming out later -including Tales of Vesperia in Japan and even in the West.
To add insult to injury the announced PS3 version of Tales of Vesperia was massively improved from its Xbox counterpart. It included two new playable characters including one who was completely absent from the Xbox version. Furthermore, while the original game was only about 40% voiced the PS3 version was fully voiced. Now if that was not bad enough it got worse as it became clear the missing content was part of the original conception of the game. With references and layouts pointing to an expanded party in the late game.
In short the Xbox version was an incomplete release in the eyes of many fans. Needless to the fans were pissed and clamored to have the PS3 version brought Westward. Which never happened.
In fact Vesperia which did not meet Namco Bandai’s unrealistic sales expectations (despite being the best selling Tales of game since Symphonia) started the great Tales of drought that saw several years go by without a release. Over the course of this gap multiple Tales of titles were released including remakes on the Vita and 3DS, Tales of Graces for the Wii, Tales of Graces F for the PS3, and Tales of Xillia none of which came westward in a timely fashion.
However in early 2011 it was revealed Tales of Graces F would launch for the PS3 in North America alongside Tales of the Abyss 3D. Over time almost all Japanese Tales games would get localized on the PS3 with North America eventually catching up with a near simultaneous release of Tales of Zesteria. With the notable exception of Tales of Vesperia which has over time become one of the most popular entries in the franchise, having a place akin to Final Fantasy VII in its own franchise.
It was widely assumed and partially confirmed that Microsoft had blocked the release from coming to the West to preserve the games Xbox 360 exclusivity on the title. Despite countless requests and a few false starts fans had begun to lose hope regarding Vesperia as the title was getting quite old a Tales was moving away from its classic styling - Vesperia was the last Tales game to have a classic world map.
The last time there was a major boost to Vesperia hopes was Funimations release of Tales of Vesperia - The First Strike a prequel anime to the original game. Which saw the two original voice actors reunited and express hope for a rerelease. However, following that little was heard from the title.
Until last week when a web page was uncovered showing a Vesperia rerelease was incoming. Of course this being Vesperia people were obviously apprehensive not wanting to get their hopes up, however in a surprise debut on Microsoft’s E3 Stage Namco Bandai announced Tales of Vesperia - Definitive Edition.
A decade since its release on the Xbox 360 and nearly one since its release on the PS3 in Japan. North Americans will FINALLY be able to play the complete edition of one of the best JRPGs of the last console generation. While information remains scarse the fact it exists is enough for me.


Question: Describe the experience of a group of students when they got a surprise visit from Johnny Depp dressed as Jack Sparrow.

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When you're planning to lead a mutiny against your teachers, who better to enlist than Hollywood's most famous pirate?
Nine-year-old Beatrice Delap did just that by writing to Captain Jack Sparrow, star of the Pirates of the Caribbean films. "We are a bunch of budding young pirates. Normally we're a right handful but we're having trouble mutinying against the teachers. We'd love it if you could come and help," she wrote.
To the astonishment of staff at Meridian primary school in Greenwich, south-east London, Captain Jack arrived in the form of Johnny Depp, the actor who plays him. Depp is filming the latest Pirates of the Caribbean instalment at the nearby Old Royal Naval College.
Beatrice said: "I had the idea to write the letter last week after me and a friend went to see the film set. Yesterday the school called us in for a special assembly at the end of the day.
"Then Johnny Depp walked in dressed as Captain Jack. There were gasps and screams. He pulled the letter out of his pocket and said he was going to frame it. Then he called me down and gave me a hug.
"He said the pirates were going to take over the school and only eat candy and our teeth would turn black and fall out. But he said we shouldn't mutiny against the teachers because there were some police outside and we might get into trouble. It was the most exciting school day ever."
Acting head teacher Jo Graham said: "It was a very memorable day."


Question: Describe the plot of the film "Witchcraft".

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Witchcraft is a 1964 British black and white horror film directed by Don Sharp and starring Lon Chaney Jr. The script was written by Harry Spalding.
In the 17th century, the Lanier family buried a Whitlock woman alive as a witch and took over the Whitlock estate. A bitter hatred of the Lanier family continues into the present. However two descendants, Amy Whitlock (Diane Clare) and Todd Lanier (David Weston), fall in love and plan to marry regardless of the families' objections.


Question: Describe any concerns you have regarding the interpretation of the USA Patriot Act and potential harms to civil liberties.

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 Describe any concerns you have regarding the interpretation of the USA Patriot Act and potential harms to civil liberties.

According to two Democratic Senators, the Department of Justice has secretly reinterpreted a controversial provision contained in the USA Patriot Act to give the government surveillance powers that are "inconsistent with the public’s understanding of these laws." The senators also accuse DOJ of misleading the American public when describing the use of this legal authority.
This disclosure builds on previous cryptic statements from DOJ officials regarding the use of "Section 215" powers for "sensitive collection program," and Senator Russ Feingold regarding repeated abuses of Section 215 that he was not permitted to publicly describe.
Although FBI Director Robert Mueller revealed earlier this year that the FBI has used Section 215 powers to monitor the sale of hydrogen peroxide, such data collection is unlikely to be the "sensitive collection program" about which several senators have tried to alert the public.
If I had to make a wild guess, I suspect it is likely related to warrantless, massive scale collection of geo-location information from cellular phones.
(8) while it is entirely appropriate for particular intelligence collection techniques to be kept secret, the laws that authorize such techniques, and the United States Government’s official interpretation of these laws, should not be kept secret but should instead be transparent to the public, so that these laws can be the subject of informed public debate and consideration.
For those of you who don't read legalese, this means that the Department of Justice has secretly reinterpreted a controversial provision in the Patriot Act, likely Section 215, and is using it in a way that is inconsistent with the public's understanding of the law.
DOJ has already admitted that Section 215 is being used for a "sensitive collection program"
On September 22, 2009, Todd Hinnen, then the Deputy Assistant Attorney General for law and policy in DOJ’s National Security Division testified before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties in support of the reauthorization of key provisions of the USA PATRIOT Act.
"The business records provision [Section 215] allows the government to obtain any tangible thing it demonstrates to the FISA court is relevant to a counterterrorism or counterintelligence investigation.
This provision is used to obtain critical information from the businesses unwittingly used by terrorists in their travel, plotting, preparation for, communication regarding, and execution of attacks.
It also supports an important, sensitive collection program about which many members of the subcommittee or their staffs have been briefed."
"I remain concerned that critical information about the implementation of the Patriot Act remains classified. Information that I believe, would have a significant impact on the debate..... There is also information about the use of Section 215 orders that I believe Congress and the American People deserve to know. It is unfortunate that we cannot discuss this information today.
Mr Chairman, I am also a member of the intelligence Committee. I recall during the debate in 2005 that proponents of Section 215 argued that these authorities had never been misused. They cannot make that statement now. They have been misused. I cannot elaborate here. But I recommend that my colleagues seek more information in a classified setting.
I want to specifically disagree with Senator Kyle's statement that just the fact that there haven't been abuses of the other provisions which are Sunsetted. That is not my view of Section 215. I believe section 215 has been misused as well."
"[T]he real reason for resisting this obvious, common-sense modification of Section 215 is unfortunately cloaked in secrecy. Some day that cloak will be lifted, and future generations will whether ask our actions today meet the test of a democratic society: transparency, accountability, and fidelity to the rule of law and our Constitution."
Clearly, there are many unanswered questions - we do not know what kind of data collection is occurring, and why it is problematic enough to cause four senators to speak up publicly. However, given that four senators have now spoken up, this strongly suggests that there is something seriously rotten going on.
You're doing God's work, Mr. Soghoian, thank you.
Your speculation about the nature of the "important, sensitive collection program about which many members of the subcommittee or their staffs have been briefed" is certainly plausible.
Another possibility, especially in light of the conspicuous mention of "travel" in the cited statement, "This provision is used to obtain critical information from the businesses unwittingly used by terrorists in their travel, plotting, preparation for, communication regarding, and execution of attacks," is that Section 215 is being using to obtain domestic and *worldwide* Passenger Name Record (PNR) data about travellers from USA-based computerized reservation systems (CRS's, i.e Sabre and Travelport), and perhaps also from offices in the USA of foreign-based CRS's (i.e Amadeus). As with SWIFT financial transaction data, this could include info about domestic travellers whose journeys never touch the USA.
As an example of just how bad these interpretations are... Former attorney general John Ashcroft, a theocrat who didn't exactly represent the best interests of a free people, was so disturbed by some of the activities and programs and "interpretations" of the Patriot Act powers, that he threatened to quit over them, and later did so.
It concerns the government using and acquiring the medical records of every American in their determination if you are a terrorist which could harm others. Americans would be furious about the government prying into their private records.
See Intelligence Community Directive Number 101 102 and 153 I believe about the Director of National Intelligence directing all agencies of the new policy for retaining, and disseminating records. It doesn't specifically mention medical records but these directives are how the government is changing the law, Congress established.
You are probably also right about the government changing laws with directives about records pertaining to geo-tracking and location.


Question: Describe the measures that Ontario's government is taking to improve housing affordability.

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Premier Kathleen Wynne is slapping a 15 per cent “non-resident speculation” tax on foreign investors to help cool down southern Ontario’s scorching real estate market, the Star has learned.
Wynne will join Finance Minister Charles Sousa and Housing Minister Chris Ballard on Thursday against a backdrop of condo towers in booming Liberty Village to launch a massive plan to improve housing affordability.
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne says her government will ?soon? bring in measures to cool a frenzied housing market and help both buyers and renters. The average price of detached houses in the Toronto area has risen to $1.21 million.
A key plank in that would be the 15 per cent surcharge on offshore speculators, who are estimated to make up just 5 per cent of the current market.
Modelled on British Columbia’s “foreign buyers’ tax” in Vancouver, the levy would apply to home purchasers in the so-called Greater Golden Horseshoe who are not citizens or permanent residents.
It would affect sales in and around the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, Niagara, Kitchener-Waterloo, and encompass everywhere north to Barrie and Orillia and east to Peterborough.
Speaking in Ottawa on Wednesday, Wynne indicated there wouldn’t be a one-size-fits-all solution for real estate throughout Ontario.
“One of the things that we have talked about within caucus is . . . the interaction between the housing market in the Greater Golden Horseshoe and in Ottawa or London,” the premier said.
“Now I think there are maybe some more similarities there than there were but we have to look at the evidence. We have to look at what’s actually happening in each of the communities and make a determination,” Wynne said.
Among more than a dozen measures in the government’s housing affordability plan will be some kind of clampdown on domestic housing speculators — though they will not face a 15 per cent tax.
As well , with house prices in Greater Toronto up 33 per cent year over year, the government plans to work with realtors to boost the transparency surrounding bidding wars to protect buyers.
Also, there will be an expansion of rent controls to all buildings. Currently, only those built before 1991 are protected from massive increases.
Under the amendment developed by Ballard, rent hikes on all newer units would be limited to the inflation rate, which was at 2 per cent in February.
There would be some exemptions for landlords doing capital improvements to properties.
That’s more palatable for tenants than the doubling of rents that have been seen this year in some Toronto condos just steps from Thursday’s announcement.
Sousa, for his part, said he is not worried that capping rent increases will discourage developers from building new housing.
That’s a program — part of next Thursday’s provincial budget — designed to create 40,000 “work-related learning opportunities” for students of all ages as well as recent graduates.
But the real estate news dominated his pre-budget announcement.
Toronto Mayor John Tory, who met with Sousa and federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau on Tuesday to discuss housing affordability, welcomed an expansion of rent controls.
“There are a lot of tenants who are finding it hard to make ends meet and there are some who have faced these extraordinary increases which are, in my view, kind of ridiculous,” said Tory.
“I encourage the landlords to voluntarily come forward and say they would voluntarily comply with the kind of limit . . . around the rate of inflation,” he said.


Question: Provide information about the professional rodeo career of Don Gay. Respond in 5 sentences.

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Donald ("Don" or "Donnie") Gay (Born September 18, 1953 in Mesquite, Texas) is an American eight-time Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) world champion bull rider. His father, Neal Gay, was a well-known rodeo competitor and rodeo producer. Don was inducted into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame in 1979; his father was inducted in 1993, becoming the only father and son to receive that honor. In 2015, Don was inducted into the Bull Riding Hall of Fame. Don retired from professional rodeo in 1989.


Question: Tell me about the T-Mobile and Sprint merger. Respond in 16 sentences.

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As T-Mobile works to obtain regulatory approval for its proposed merger with Sprint, the company’s top network executives provided FCC officials with a detailed look at how T-Mobile is preparing for 5G. Specifically, T-Mobile’s Neville Ray, Mark McDiarmid and Karri Kuoppamaki described how T-Mobile is preparing to predict 5G network usage and capacity.
The presentation appears to indicate that, by 2024, a merged Sprint and T-Mobile would handle 21 Exabytes of 5G offered traffic monthly.
A combined Sprint and T-Mobile, dubbed New T-Mobile by the companies, would be able to provide average throughput of 451 Mbps by 2024, and peak throughput of 4.2 Gbps.
In midband spectrum, 5G would provide 52% more spectral efficiency over LTE when using 4x4 MIMO.
New T-Mobile is assuming that 5G handset adoption will be significant starting in 2021. That’s not a surprise considering the first 5G handsets aren’t expected to hit the market until next year, and it often takes several years for the nation’s handset makers to fully adopt a new network technology.
Nokia, Ericsson and Cisco all expect mobile traffic to grow by around 7x between 2018 and 2024.
However, a large number of key slides in T-Mobile’s presentation to the FCC—including one tantalizingly called “calculation of loading and 5G user throughput—were redacted in the company’s public filing detailing the meeting.
The meeting between T-Mobile’s top network executives and FCC officials may stem from the FCC’s move last month to pause its informal 180-day transaction “shot clock” on its review of the proposed merger between Sprint and T-Mobile. The agency said that it needed more time in part to review new documents the companies submitted outlining their network merger plan.
“The Applicants submitted a substantially revised network engineering model,” the agency wrote in a letter detailing the delay (PDF). “The newly provided network engineering model is significantly larger and more complex than the engineering submissions already in the record.
In T-Mobile’s filing detailing the company’s meeting this week with FCC officials, T-Mobile said that its network executives outlined the company’s network model in “three key steps: (1) determination of capacity, (2) quantification of forecasted customer demand and experience along with network congestion, and (3) application of solutions to mitigation network congestion,” T-Mobile said.
Analysts are becoming increasingly convinced that the FCC, Department of Justice and other regulatory agencies will ultimately sign off on the proposed merger of Sprint and T-Mobile, albeit with possible divestitures and conditions. Sprint and T-Mobile have said they expect to close their merger sometime in the first half of next year.


Question: Respond in 3 sentences. Describe the 32nd Delaware General Assembly.

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The 32nd Delaware General Assembly was a meeting of the legislative branch of the state government, consisting of the Delaware Senate and the Delaware House of Representatives. Elections were held the first Tuesday of October and terms began on the first Tuesday in January. It met in Dover, Delaware, convening January 5, 1808, two weeks before the beginning of the first year of the administration of Governor George Truitt.


Question: What is the Bellerophontida? Respond in 2 sentences.

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The Bellerophontida is a taxonomic order of extinct marine mollusks that are found in the fossil record from the Lower Cambrian to the Lower Triassic. They are considered by some experts to be primitive sea snails with primarily symmetrically coiled shells, marine gastropod mollusks.


Question: Describe two drainage projects recently completed in Sugar Land, Texas.

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The city of Sugar Land recently completed two major drainage projects.
A $7.2 million drainage project in Covington Woods and a $3.1 million drainage project along Lexington Boulevard were identified to address street flooding in 2013 and 2015 respectively.
Work began last year, and improvements implemented prior to Hurricane Harvey protected residents from historic amounts of rainfall. Despite the storm, the project was completed ahead of schedule.
8,750 linear feet of water line replacement ranging from 2-12 inches.
A drainage project along Lexington Boulevard was done to address a few homes that flooded in The Highlands in 2015 and past street flooding in The Highlands, Oyster Point, Sugar Wood and along Lexington Boulevard.
A new storm sewer along Lexington Boulevard, Fort Settlement Drive, Pecan Point Drive, Vinces Bridge Street and Deer Creek Drive is intended to more efficiently move water from area subdivisions into drainage ditches and retention basins.
Routine maintenance and targeted drainage projects are important to protect Sugar Land during extreme weather events. Completed projects like Covington Woods, other areas north of U.S. Highway 90A and the Sugar Creek Subdivision protected homes and businesses during Hurricane Harvey, the most extreme rain event in U.S. history.
A Brazos River erosion study is also in progress. The objective of this study is to survey critical areas of the Brazos River in the City of Sugar Land, make predictions on bank erosion, perform analysis of risk and consequences and make recommendations on regulatory actions. The project is to be completed soon and is being coordinated with Fort Bend County.


Question: Who is Thomas Schellenbacher?

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Thomas Schellenbacher (born 23 July 1964) is an Austrian politician who has been a Member of the National Council for the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) since 2013.


Question: Please provide a detailed description of the 2014 Bill Beaumont Cup. Respond in 217 words.

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 Please provide a detailed description of the 2014 Bill Beaumont Cup. Respond in 217 words.

The 2014 Bill Beaumont Cup, also known as Bill Beaumont Cup Division One, was the 114th version of the annual, English rugby union, County Championship organized by the RFU for the top tier English counties. Each county drew its players from rugby union clubs from the third tier and below of the English rugby union league system (typically National League 1, National League 2 South or National League 2 North). The counties were divided into two regional pools with the winners of each pool meeting in the final held at Twickenham Stadium. New counties to the competition were the two finalists from the 2013 County Championship Plate final – Northumberland (winners) and North Midlands (runners-up) who replaced Durham and Kent. Lancashire were the defending champions.
The northern group was won by Lancashire, qualifying for their sixth successive final by winning all three games, although they had some stiff opposition from rivals Yorkshire and Cheshire on the way. They were joined by Cornwall, also making their second successive final, who won the southern section in a similar manner, with close wins against Hertfordshire and Gloucestershire getting them through. Both of the newly promoted counties, Northumberland and North Midlands, made an instant return as they were relegated to the 2015 County Championship Plate at the end of the competition.


Question: What is Mighty Warriors?

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Mighty Warriors is an adventure board game created by Games Workshop in 1991 and set in the "Warhammer Fantasy" fictional universe. The core rules allowed players to explore dungeons, which were randomly generated, and fight monsters, also randomly generated. This was a simplified version of Advanced Heroquest.


Question: Describe to me the flavor and legacy of Pete Schweddy's Schweddy Balls.

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 Describe to me the flavor and legacy of Pete Schweddy's Schweddy Balls.

If you're anything like us, sometimes you'll find yourself daydreaming about Pete Schweddy. Our mouths start watering, we close our eyes, and we lean back in our chairs, gripping our spoon with renewed intensity…and that's when the memories really kick in—all that creamy vanilla ice cream with just a hint of rum, the countless fudge-covered rum and malt balls. Oh, those delicious balls.
Even now, more than four years after the flavor's limited holiday-season run, no one can resist our Schweddy Balls.
This flavor had been on our wish list ever since that famous Saturday Night Live sketch first aired back in 1998. "Delicious Dish" starred Ana Gasteyer and Molly Shannon as the ultra-soothing, if not quite coma-inducing hosts of a hilariously boring fake NPR cooking show. Alec Baldwin played Pete Schweddy, their special culinary guest. Pete was there to talk about his holiday-themed bakery, Season's Eatings, but mostly he wanted to show the hosts his balls: "popcorn balls, cheese balls, rum balls, you name it." All made, he said, from a secret Schweddy family recipe.
Our flavor ode to Schweddy Balls graced the earth for but a short while, and perhaps it was that fleeting, flashing brilliance that has led so many to remember the flavor so fondly. Gone, but nowhere near forgotten, as they say. After all, there really is nothing like a Schweddy ball.
It's unseemly, though, to spend so much time talking about ice cream and ignore the man who inspired it (although, full disclosure, we heard that he was a fan). Surely a man of Pete Schweddy's talents would have grown restless concocting balls only for the holidays. Perhaps Pete eventually came out with a line of meatballs, Italian and Swedish. Or maybe, thanks to the publicity resulting from his Delicious Dish appearance, he decided to offer his beautiful balls to eager customers all year long. Admit it: Your Valentine's Day would have been even more romantic if you had whipped out a box (or a pint) of tender and delicate Schweddy Balls.
Have you started daydreaming again?
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Question: Describe what happened during the 21st Century Fox town hall meeting discussing the pending acquisition by the Walt Disney Co.

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Fox will be logistically ready for its pending mega-deal with the Walt Disney Co. to close Jan. 1, top exec Peter Rice told employees Wednesday. According to sources present at a town hall meeting on the Fox lot in Los Angeles, Rice reiterated that the deal is still on track to close sometime in the first half of 2019, either in the first or second quarter. But he said that structure of New Fox — down to elements such as human resources and payroll — will be ready to go by Jan. 1. Regulatory processes will likely drag the ultimate closure beyond that date.
Rice, the 21st Century Fox president who is set to join Disney as a top TV exec when the deal closes, was joined onstage by John Nallen, the 21st Century CFO. Nallen is set to become COO of so-called New Fox, the company that will be spun out of the remaining Fox assets not being picked up by Disney.
Rice also assessed the uncertainty generated by the agreement — which appeared endangered earlier this year when Comcast made its own, ultimately failed play for Fox — but sought to buck up both those staying at Fox and those moving under the Disney umbrella. He and Nallen fielded questions in person and online, with Rice handling the Disney-related questions and Nallen answering those pertaining to New Fox.
Many questions related to shared services — jobs that may straddle both companies. Rice acknowledged that the deal will lead to employee layoffs. The impression left was that layoffs will be contained to those divisions going to Disney, with New Fox units such as Fox Sports, Fox Broadcasting, and Fox News being less affected.
Handling a question about the potential for culture clash, Rice noted that Disney has successfully absorbed multiple organizations in the past. Acquisitions of Marvel, Pixar, and Lucasfilm notably kept the unique cultures of those organizations largely intact. Rice also touted Disney’s creative bona fides — calling it the only media conglomerate founded by an artist rather than a telephone or cable company.
The town hall was the first of two slated to take place today on the lot, with the second scheduled for 3 p.m. Other top Fox executives on hand included Fox Television Group’s Gary Newman and Dana Walden, and FX’s John Landgraf.
The town hall took place as the shapes of New Fox and post-deal Disney are beginning to come into focus. Disney announced Monday that Rice will, as anticipated, join the company as head of its entertainment TV operations after the acquisition closes. Serving as chairman of Walt Disney Television, he will be joined by Walden, who will report to him as chairman, Disney Television Studios and ABC Entertainment. Other top Fox TV execs, including Landgraf and National Geographic’s Gary Knell, are also set to head to Disney.
Fox earlier this month unveiled a new top executive team led by CEO Lachlan Murdoch and Nallen. On Monday, the company announced that Hope Hicks, a former White House aide to President Donald Trump, will take over as head of corporate communications next year.


Question: Compare the performance of Batman Arkham Knight on PC with its predecessors and other games in the same genre.

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Batman Arkham Knight PC – How Does It Run?
When it comes to comic book based video games, few series have been as successful as the Warner Bros’ Batman Arkham franchise. After a rather mediocre release from WB Games Montreal in the form of 2013’s Arkham Origins, longtime series fans have been eagerly anticipating the latest release from series creator Rocksteady Studios: Batman Arkham Knight.
Unfortunately, after its initial release to all platforms, Batman: Arkham Knight has been suspended from sale on PC due in large to poor performance and bugs, which lead the game to be unplayable for many users. So, while the question in this article’s’ title has been widely answered by now, we’re releasing it now to serve as a precursor for follow-up reports in order to compare the difference between launch, and once the game is patched.
We always like to begin these reports with a brief overview of the games graphical options and settings, as we’ve stated in the past: any decent PC game will have a variety of graphical options to allow the user to fine-tune their experience. Unfortunately, this is an area that Arkham Knight definitely disappoints greatly, especially when compared to its predecessors.
As we can see above, there isn’t a whole lot to cover here. While, the addition of Display Mode options, which allows for users to choose between ‘Fullscreen’, ‘Windowed’, and ‘Border-less Windowed’ is welcome, we can see the developers have not put much thought into the graphics options beyond that.
Their choice to include V-Sync options seems like quite the slap in the face, considering the game comes with a software defined 30 FPS cap, which can only be disabled by modifying the game’s INI files, which can lead to bigger issues such as crashing, and even broken physics.
Anti-Aliasing: This option can simply be toggled ‘On’ or ‘Off’ which leads us to believed in it simply FXAA; some clarification here would be appreciated, as many users do not like the blurring effect that FXAA can create. It does not impact performance, so leaving it on won’t hurt. Though we wish they’d have included the option for other forms of AA such as MSAA or even nVidia’s TXAA.
Texture Resolution: This defines the quality of the games textured, it can be set to ‘Normal’ or ‘Low’ with the former requiring a GPU with 3GB or higher, and the latter only 2GB. Unfortunately, the texture resolution even at its highest is noticeably less detailed than the console versions. While we’ve not yet tested with a variety of hardware, performance impact is rather low on higher-end graphics cards.
Shadow Quality: This option controls the quality of the games the games shadows, it can be set to ‘High’, ‘Normal’ or ‘Low’ and can moderately impact performance, usually if you’re having performance issues this is one of the first settings you’ll want to turn down, however in this title, you’re going to have issues regardless.
This being a GameWorks title, we also have a variety of Nvidia GameWorks features, which are limited to only two options on AMD hardware, as the above example shows.
Interactive Smoke/Fog: This option is exclusive to Nvidia users only, and will enable smoke/fog effects such as enhanced tire smoke from the Batmobile. It works by allowing the smoke to cast a shadow on itself using Nvidia’s Turbulence and Volumetric Particle Shadows technologies. It can be toggled ‘On’ or ‘Off’.
Interactive Paper Debris: This option creates floating debris or garbage in the environment using Nvidia’s PhysX technology, and is not unlike the same effect present in prior Arkham games. It can be toggled ‘On’ or ‘Off’ and like the previous setting, is only available to Nvidia users.
All of the available GameWorks settings can have a moderate to severe impact on performance, depending on the amount of action on the screen and the users hardware configuration. Users with AMD or lower-end Nvidia graphics cards will likely want to keep all settings off, or wait until the game is patched.
Below are some screenshots comparing the different graphical levels.
As we can see, in terms of Texture Quality, the difference between ‘Low’ and ‘Normal’ is quite stark. While the ‘Low’ setting leaves the pillar with such a high level of blur that is it almost impossible to make out the triangular designs imprinted in the stone, as well as other details.
Taking a look at the difference between the three Level of Detail settings we can see very little changes between them. In the above scene, we can see virtually no change between the ‘Low’ and ‘Normal’ settings, with the high having a slight change in lighting detail at around the certain areas of the building. Overall, not very impressive at all. Also, we can see quite a bit of aliasing despite having the Anti-Aliasing setting turned on.


Question: What is the biggest threat facing Turkey?

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 What is the biggest threat facing Turkey?

While one can point to Turkey's soaring inflation, plunging currency, surging interest rates or slumping stock market, the biggest threat facing Turkey is a structural one: its desperate need for foreign funding to cover its current account deficit.
That is the point made by Goldman's Caesar Maasry this morning, who notes the biggest vulnerability staring both Emerging and Frontier Markets, namely their external funding needs, and notes that while EM funding needs are completely covered by reserves (meaning the likelihood of USD debt crises is extremely limited), "Turkey's funding needs are more like Frontier Markets, and in the same ballpark as the needs of Latin America economies in the 1980s and Asia in the 1990s."
He then notes that floating vs. fixed exchange rates are an important difference compared with the EM crises of yesteryear, but adds that the starting point for Turkey's recent volatility is that these USD funding needs are extremely significant, much more so than other EMs, and are also the reason for why the market has finally started paying attention to Turkey as a result of foreign bank exposure to Turkey, because should these foreign inflows stop, the entire Turkish economy is in danger of a sudden freeze.
But wait there's more, because as JPMorgan showed 2 months ago, Turkey faces a secondary threat in addition to its gaping current account deficit: a massive and growing debt load. If foreign buyers of Turkish debt go on strike, or if Turkey is unable to rollover near-term maturities, watch how quickly the currency crisis transforms into a broad economic collapse.
So is there anything that can break the toxic spiral that Turkey finds itself in? Yes: a rate hike big enough to shock the market, coupled with an IMF bailout to backstop the country and restore foreign investor confidence.
The problem is that neither of those are likely in the context of the Erdogan regime.


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Stand up comedy is hard enough without having an audience that can’t express their reaction. I used to do some comedy in Scandinavia and most of the jokes didn’t translate well, our best nights where when the American sailors were in port, at least they got what we were doing. I would never play to an audience of snakes, to dangerous.


Question: What is the song "Breakin'... There's No Stopping Us" by Ollie & Jerry? Respond in 6 sentences.

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"Breakin'... There's No Stopping Us" is a song by American music duo Ollie & Jerry. The song was released on June 21, 1984 as the first single from the soundtrack to the 1984 film "Breakin"', the song reached number nine on the US "Billboard" Hot 100 and number five on the UK Singles Chart. It topped the US dance charts for one week. It is the theme song to the film "Breakin'". The drum was played with a Roland TR-808 and Linn LM-1.


Question: Hey, what's the latest news?

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A Colorado teenager has been charged with first-degree murder after allegedly stabbing his stepfather Friday night at their home in the city of Aurora and posting video of the dying man on Snapchat, according to the Denver Post.
Celena Vinson called the police to report the attack. Owensby was transported to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Nickolas Vinson allegedly used a 7-inch blade to stab Owensby multiple times in the neck, back, side and left shoulder. Owensby’s aorta was perforated and arterial blood splatter covered the walls of the basement. Police say that the stabbing took place near Nickolas’ bedroom in the basement of the trilevel home.
According to a police affidavit, Nickolas called his brother around 7 p.m. Friday to say that he had killed their stepfather because Owensby wanted to kick him out of the house.
When police called Nickolas, he allegedly confessed to the killing and told them that he had driven away from the home to say his final goodbyes, since he would be away for a long time. The cops intercepted him before he got too far.
The Vinsons had been living with Owensby for 14 years prior to the killing.


Question: What is the Hyperloop One project all about?

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The 3 km full-scale and full speed enclosed prototype is taking shape in the desert in North Las Vegas in Nevada. The tube will contain a low-pressure environment to achieve speeds of up to 700 mph with pods full of people or cargo.
We are talking about the first “tube” being installed , but the company has also already been installing quite a few pylons to support the tubes.
The company has been calling the project ‘DevLoop’, which is short for “development hyperloop”. Hyperloop One will test both its track and pod systems in the ‘DevLoop’ in order to safely achieve speeds of up to 700 mph – an achievement the company has been referring to as their “Kitty Hawk moment” in reference to a town in North Carolina where the Wright brothers made the first controlled powered airplane flights.
Hyperloop One confirmed having raised a total of $160 million to date in order to make DevLoop a reality and get to their “Kitty Hawk moment”, which could happen in early 2017 if everything keeps going smoothly in North Las Vegas.


Question: What is Desulfitobacterium? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Desulfitobacterium is a genus of Gram-positive, strictly anaerobic, rod-shaped, spore-forming bacteria from the family of Peptococcaceae. "Desulfitobacterium" species have low GC-contents.


Question: What is the 2007-2008 Vyshcha Liha season? Respond in 4 sentences.

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The 2007–08 Vyshcha Liha season is the seventeenth since its establishment. This season competition was sponsored by Biola which became the title sponsor of the League for the season. It began on July 17, 2007, and ended on May 18, 2008. 16 teams participated in the competition, 14 of which contested in the 2006-07 season, and two of which (Zakarpattia Uzhhorod and Naftovyk-Ukrnafta Okhtyrka) were promoted from the Ukrainian First League (the league immediately below the Ukrainian Premier League).


Question: Are hardware vendors doing enough to help comply with regulations?

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It is unacceptable for either distributions or community developers to knowingly violate the principles stated above. Further, we assert that proper documentation of available hardware will vastly improve our ability to ensure regulatory compliance. We actively encourage hardware vendors to assist us by properly documenting their products.


Question: Describe the record label 7Spin Music.

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7Spin Music is an independent Christian record label based in Valparaiso, Indiana. It was founded by Peter Khosla in 2004. Sevenglory’s first single, "Just Me" was the label's first top ten single to chart at "R&R" magazine.


Question: What did the Financial Accountability Office report say about the partial privatization of Hydro One?

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 What did the Financial Accountability Office report say about the partial privatization of Hydro One?

It would have been $1.8 billion cheaper for Premier Kathleen Wynne’s government to borrow money for transit and infrastructure projects than sell a 53-per-cent stake in Hydro One, an independent watchdog says.
The controversial deal, which raised $9.2 billion, boosted Ontario’s bottom line by $3.8 billion in the fiscal years from 2015 to 2018, the Financial Accountability Office (FAO) said in an updated report Monday.
But the provincial treasury will lose $1.1 billion in dividends from Hydro One this year and an average of $264 million annually until the 2024-25 fiscal year.
The 40-page report fuelled opposition criticisms of the partial privatization of the Crown electricity transmission utility.
“It was all about making the books look good for the election,” said New Democrat MPP Peter Tabuns, referring to Finance Minister Charles Sousa’s promise to eliminate annual deficits this year, with voters heading to the polls June 7.
Energy Minister Glenn Thibeault defended the sale, saying $4 billion of the proceeds is earmarked for projects such as light rail transit in several cities, and insisted private-sector discipline will make Hydro One more profitable.
“Our government broadened ownership to improve long-term performance of the utility, while unlocking the value in this asset to enable investments in transit and other major infrastructure projects that will help grow Ontario’s economy,” he added in a statement.
Progressive Conservative finance critic Lisa MacLeod, MPP for Nepean-Carleton, said numbers in the report don’t back Thibeault’s claims.
“It would have been cheaper just to flat out borrow the money than it was to sell the shares,” she told the Star.
The report found Hydro One’s $6.7-billion purchase last year of Avista, a U.S. utility, could improve provincial finances “depending on the future profitability” of the company.
Avista is based in Spokane, Wash., and operates in that state, and Oregon, Montana, Idaho and Alaska.
Wynne’s Liberal government, which has repeatedly boasts it has phased out heavily-polluting coal-fired power plants, came under criticism because Avista runs coal-based generating stations in Montana.


Question: Can an ant be employee of the month?

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Observing colonies of ants maintained in the lab, Charbonneau found that an average of 40 percent of individuals are mostly inactive, with some variation between seasons, colonies and species. And his ants, which belong to the species Temnothorax rugatulus, don't appear to be freaks of nature, Charbonneau says, as similar patterns can be observed in other social insects, even honey bees. Charbonneau and his doctoral adviser, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Professor Anna Dornhaus, published those results in 2015. At the time, the researchers could only speculate over the purpose of keeping around hordes of inactive "workers."
In a new paper, published in the open-access journal PLOS ONE, authors Charbonneau, Takao Sasaki of the University of Oxford and Dornhaus show for the first time that inactive ants can act as a reserve labor force. When they removed the top 20 percent of most active workers, they found that within a week, they were replaced mostly by individuals belonging to the "lazy" demographic, which stepped up and increased their activity levels to match those of the lost workers.
Various functions—from serving as living food stores to laying eggs for consumption by their nest mates—had been suggested by other researchers, and Charbonneau investigated several of them through experiments involving marking individual ants in a colony and tracking their movements through video recordings.
In Arizona, colonies of this particular ant species are found at higher elevations—for example, on Mount Lemmon northeast of Tucson, where Dornhaus and her lab members go to collect them. Because the animals have rarely been studied in the wild, researchers don't know much about their life history, according to Charbonneau.
Can an ant be employee of the month?
You see what's going on here, don't you?
The ant are smarter than people give credit to, the ant knows if it works hard then it will consume more colony resource than if it goes sleeping, and ants are aware of the colony's resources, if the resource of the colony is inadequate then existing ant goes into idle to save energy (and other ant continue working), and when working ant goes missing due to an incident, then the idle ant are aware of the surplus in colony resource, and the idle ant will wake up and goes to work.
We human don't have this analogue in real life, we only have this in machine & computers.


Question: Describe the success of Sabrina Benaim's poem and the activity of Button Poetry.

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Is Poetry the New Adult Coloring Book?
Three years ago, an unpublished poet from Toronto took the stage at the semifinals for the National Poetry Slam in Oakland, Calif. Sabrina Benaim was visibly nervous as she read “Explaining My Depression to My Mother” aloud for the first time, delivering the deeply personal poem in a breathless burst that has been immortalized in a YouTube video recorded at the event.
“I honestly can’t remember,” she said when asked by PW to describe the experience. “I was panicking. I was just so nervous and afraid. Her performance went viral, racking up more than 5.7 million views on YouTube and an estimated 50 million views across all social media platforms.
For the next few years, Benaim worked on a poetry manuscript and stayed in contact with the thousands of people who discovered her through the video, including young people coping with depression and parents grateful for a glimpse into a child’s struggle with it. “If you find art that you can connect with, then the artist can be available for you to say ‘thank you,’ ” Benaim says. “Because we are all really just the same. Even though we don’t know each other, we’re still going through the same stuff.” She still receives about 100 fan messages every week on social media, and spends an hour a day answering them.
“Explaining My Depression to My Mother” is the cornerstone of Benaim’s first collection of poetry, Depression & Other Magic Tricks. Minneapolis poetry press Button Poetry—which shot and uploaded her inspirational video back in 2014—released the book August 22. Her viral success helped Benaim cultivate a community of dedicated fans, and preorders on Amazon topped 5,000. Given the demand, Button Poetry augmented the initial first printing of 25,000 copies with a second run of 15,000.
Button Poetry has video in its DNA. The organization launched in 2011 as a scrappy group of poets sharing performance poetry videos online. It didn’t start publishing books until 2013, but the publisher now has nine employees and additional contractors.
Benaim’s book will be Button’s 16th release. The publisher will publish six books this year and 10 books scheduled in 2018. Button Poetry has nurtured a large social media community for this list of poets. It has accrued more than 1.2 million Facebook followers, more than 774,000 YouTube subscribers; and, since 2011, almost 163 million video views.
Once a book is published, the press supports new authors with monthly live poetry events, livestreamed online events with authors, YouTube video features, and hundreds of shareable digital miniposters quoting Button poets. For Benaim’s book, it scheduled a book release party in Toronto with a night of readings.
Both Cook and Wilmoth see Benaim’s early success as part of the poetry publisher’s upward trend. According to Cook, two other Button titles have sold well this year: New American Best Friend by Olivia Gatwood and Autopsy by Donte Collins. The Academy of American Poets recently gave Collins its Most Promising Young Poet award. Wilmoth also predicts that Rudy Francisco’s October 2017 title Helium will be another hit for the publisher.
A version of this article appeared in the 08/28/2017 issue of Publishers Weekly under the headline: Is Poetry “the New Adult Coloring Book”?


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Moore’s statement isn’t just wrong. It’s a lie because he knew perfectly well it was wrong and said it anyway—and I savaged him for it at the time. But if it’s wrong for Stephen Moore, it’s wrong for everyone else too. And just like Moore, if you know better, it’s a lie. My goal is to make sure that everyone knows better so that we’ll all stop lying, either deliberately or otherwise.
Unless you have a very specific, technical reason for using nominal dollars—and they exist!—always adjust for inflation. Generally speaking, you should usually adjust for population growth too. Stop lying!


Question: What's happening with medical marijuana in Oregon?

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 What's happening with medical marijuana in Oregon?

Yet in the rapidly changing marijuana landscape, PharmEx is now one of three medical-only processors left in the entire state of Oregon.
On the retail end, it’s also grim. At the height of the medical marijuana industry in 2016, there were 420 dispensaries in Oregon available to medical cardholders. Today, only eight are left standing and only one of these medical dispensaries carries Berkovitz’s products.
Ironically, Oregon’s medical marijuana market has been on a downward spiral since the state legalized cannabis for recreational use in 2014. The option of making big money inspired many medical businesses to go recreational, dramatically shifting the focus away from patients to consumers. In 2015, the Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) took over the recreational industry. Between 2016 and 2018, nine bills were passed that expanded consumer access to marijuana while changing regulatory procedures on growing, processing and packaging.
In the shuffle, recreational marijuana turned into a million-dollar industry in Oregon, while the personalized patient-grower network of the medical program quietly dried up.
Now, sick people are suffering.
“For those patients that would need their medicine in an area that’s opted out of recreational sales, and they don’t have a grower or they’re not growing on their own, it does present a real access issue for those individuals,” said André Ourso, an administrator for the Center for Health Protection at the Oregon Health Authority.
The woes of the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program (OMMP) were outlined in a recently published report by the Oregon Health Authority. The analysis found the program suffers from “insufficient and inaccurate reporting and tracking,” “inspections that did not keep pace with applications”, and “insufficient funding and staffing”.
Operating outside of Salem, Oregon, PharmEx primarily makes extracts – a solid or liquid form of concentrated cannabinoids. Through his OMMP-licensed supply chain, he gets his high dose medicine to people who suffer from cancer, Crohn’s, HIV and other autoimmune diseases. Many are end-of-life patients.
These days, most recreational dispensaries sell both consumer and medical products, which are tax-free for cardholders. The problem for Berkovitz is that he’s only medically licensed. This means recreational dispensaries can’t carry his exacts. Legally, they can only sell products from companies with an OLCC license. Since issuing almost 1,900 licenses, the OLCC has paused on accepting new applications until further notice.
Limits on THC – a powerful active ingredient in cannabis products – are also an issue, according to Berkovitz. With the dawn of recreational dispensaries, the Oregon Health Authority began regulating THC content. A medical edible, typically in the form of a sweet treat, is now capped at 100mg THC, which Berkovitz says is not enough for a really sick person.
But with increased processing and testing costs, and a decrease on the number of plants a medical grower can produce, patients are likely to seek cannabis products in a more shadowy place – the black market.
“All the people that we made these laws for – the ones who are desperately ill – are being screwed right now and are directed to the black market,” said Karla Kay, the chief of operations at PharmEx.
Kay, who also holds a medical marijuana card for her kidney disease, said some patients she knows have resorted to buying high dose medical marijuana products illegally from local farmers markets – in a state that was one of the first to legally establish a medical cannabis industry back in 1998.
Moreover, the networks between medical patients, growers and processors have diminished.
The OMMP maintains a record of processors and the few remaining dispensaries, but no published list of patients or grow sites – a privacy right protected under Oregon law, much to the chagrin of law enforcement.
According to the Oregon Health Authority’s report, just 58 of more than 20,000 medical growers were inspected last year.
In eastern Oregon’s Deschutes county, the sheriff’s office and the district attorney have repeatedly requested the location of each medical marijuana grower in their county. They’ve been consistently denied by the Oregon Health Authority.
Recently, the sheriff has gone as far as hiring a detective to focus solely on enforcing marijuana operations.
“There is an overproduction of marijuana in Oregon and the state doesn’t have adequate resources to enforce the laws when it comes to recreational marijuana, medical marijuana, as well as ensuring the growth of hemp is within the THC guidelines,” said the Deschutes sheriff, Shane Nelson.
As of last February, the state database logged 1.1m pounds of cannabis flower, as reported by the Willamette Week in April. That’s three times what residents buy in a year, which means the excess is slipping out of the regulated market.
To help curb the trend, senate bill 1544 was passed this year to funnel part of the state’s marijuana tax revenues into the Criminal Justice Commission and provide the funding needed to go after the black market, especially when it comes to illicit Oregon weed being smuggled to other states. The program’s priority is “placed on rural areas with lots of production and diversion, and little law enforcement”, said Rob Bovett, the legal counsel with the Association of Oregon Counties, who crafted the bill.
As of 1 July, however, all medical growers that produce plants for three or more patients – about 2,000 growers in Oregon – must track their marijuana from seed-to-sale using the OLCC’s Cannabis Tracking System.


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Eduardo Medica (born 10 February 1976) is a former professional tennis player from Argentina.


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 What is the situation in Europe concerning populism and the middle class?

Europe’s in trouble as it lacks the sort of powerful “vision,” that’s behind Brexit and Donald Trump’s election win, the Italian finance minister told delegates at the 2017 Davos forum. He also focused on extraordinary rise of populist sentiments across Europe and the US.
“The problem in Europe is Europe,” Pier Carlo Padoan said at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, on Wednesday, AFP reported.
“The challenge the Brexit and Trump is posing is that there is a vision. You may agree or disagree with that vision, but there is a challenge that Brexit is posing and Trump is posing. We don’t have a vision in Europe, not a vision that is comparable in terms of powerfulness,” he said.
“Europe used to be the solution to many of the problems of the laggards of European integration. Now this is being turned around completely,” Padoan said during the debates.
Britain’s decision to leave the EU in June and Italy’s rejection of constitutional reforms, is a “sign of crisis,” the Italian Finance Minister said.
In the current circumstances, European policymakers are obliged to listen to their voters and take populist sentiments seriously.
“Europeans have a duty when they set out their policies to deal with issues such as populism because [citizens] are raising the right issues,” he said.
“Not all those who vote for populist ideas are the bad guys. In most cases they are good guys, they are fellow citizens and they have real concerns about the future of their children, jobs opportunity, concerns about security,” he added.
Padoan’s comments come as many Davos delegates voiced concerns of the “uncertainty” hanging over Europe caused by an unexpected global shift to anti-establishment populist views. These, among others, include Britain’s decision to leave the EU and the election of Donald Trump as US president.
Europe has “good ingredients” in hand “for a crisis of the middle classes in advanced economies” and it’s time for lawmakers to take steps to help “the disgruntled middle class,” Lagarde added.
The populist sentiments around Europe are also being stoked by concerns over immigration, the refugee intake by EU countries and the global threat of terror – last year’s key WEF agenda points that are still on this year’s list.
“Populism scares me. I want to be loud and clear – populism scares me. It is the extremes,” said Ray Dalio, the founder and co-chief investment officer of Bridgewater Associates, at Bloomberg’s panel on Wednesday.
The 47th World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos opened on Tuesday, January 17. Each year, leading business executives, political leaders, prominent thinkers, and journalists gather to discuss the most pressing economic and political problems around the globe.