Question: What are White House aides and allies risking in their support for Judge Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination?

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 What are White House aides and allies risking in their support for Judge Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination?

Kavanaugh’s friends promoted him. Now they have to rescue him.
White House aides and allies who encouraged President Donald Trump to choose him for the highest court have a lot to lose.
Brett Kavanaugh isn’t the only prominent conservative whose reputation is threatened by allegations of sexual misconduct lodged against the Supreme Court nominee.
White House aides and allies who vouched for Kavanaugh’s squeaky-clean public image and encouraged President Donald Trump to choose him for the highest court have a lot to lose, too — including the president’s trust, which has allowed them to wield enormous influence over his nominations to the federal bench.
They include Federalist Society executive director Leonard Leo, Ethics and Public Policy Center President Ed Whelan and White House counsel Don McGahn, all of whom were longtime personal friends of the judge before Trump tapped him to replace outgoing Justice Anthony Kennedy in July. All three personally attested not only to Kavanaugh’s legal chops but to his character as well.
Deeply invested in Kavanaugh’s nomination, all three have doubled down on their bet — raising the personal and political stakes simultaneously.
Trump’s decision to limit his Supreme Court choices to a list of judges pre-vetted by the Federalist Society helped him win over skeptical Republicans who cared deeply about the federal courts but not for Trump himself. Kavanaugh’s potential demise thus threatens the fragile coalition behind Trump’s 2016 victory.
“A defeated Kavanaugh nomination would not only demoralize the conservative base, it could seriously jeopardize Trump’s relationship with the conservative legal movement, and that could be crippling for conservative influence in the Trump era,” said Matthew Continetti, editor-in-chief of the Washington Free Beacon.
Kavanaugh’s name was added in October 2017 to a short list of Supreme Court candidates Trump released during the campaign. The original list contained no judges from the D.C. Circuit, the country’s most prominent federal appeals court — an attempt by the Trump team to bolster its anti-establishment credentials, according to a source familiar with the assembly of the list. It instead featured several state Supreme Court judges from Michigan and Texas.
But the majority of recent Supreme Court nominees, including Clarence Thomas and Antonin Scalia, have come from the D.C. Circuit, referred to jokingly among lawyers as “the second most powerful court in the country.” Leo and Whelan held Kavanaugh in such high esteem that they pressed to add another round of judges to the original list, largely a cover for injecting Kavanaugh’s name into the mix, this person said.
The October 2017 adds included Amy Coney Barrett, whom Trump interviewed before tapping Kavanaugh. They also featured more implausible names like Britt Grant, a 40-year-old judge on the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, and 37-year-old Patrick Wyrick, a member of the Oklahoma Supreme Court.
Leo told associates on Monday that he and the White House were still standing by Kavanaugh after The New Yorker on Sunday published allegations from a second woman, a Yale classmate of Kavanaugh’s in the 1970s, that he had drunkenly exposed himself to her at a freshman-year party. Kavanaugh himself said in a statement that he “would not be intimidated into withdrawing from the process,” striking a more aggressive tone than he had taken toward his accusers to date.
Thus far, their votes have paid off. Leo, Whelan and the Federalist Society have collaborated closely with the White House on its selection of judicial nominees, placing more than five dozen originalist jurists onto the federal circuit courts.
Whelan worked feverishly last week with Leo and in consultation with a prominent public relations firm that represents the Federalist Society, CRC, to hype a theory that Christine Blasey Ford’s accusation — that when they were both in high school, Kavanaugh pushed her on a bed and tried to remove her clothing — was actually a case of mistaken identity.
The event led some conservatives to murmur that the two had become too personally invested in the nomination and that Kavanaugh was being ill-served by them.
Whelan admitted in a public apology on Sunday evening that his personal investment in Kavanaugh’s nomination — which ultimately led him to post online the name and photograph of one of Kavanaugh’s high school classmates, and to suggested he might have perpetrated the crime Ford described — had clouded his judgment.
“I do want to emphasize that my grave error resulted not from malice towards anyone but instead from my deep faith in the honesty and integrity of Judge Kavanaugh, whom I have known, worked with, and admired for many years, and from my resulting over-readiness to rush to his defense,” he wrote in a blog post on National Review. He announced that he was taking a leave of absence of unknown length from his post at the Ethics and Public Policy Center.
Leo and Whelan have also worked hand in hand with an affiliated organization, the Judicial Crisis Network, on the communications effort promoting Kavanaugh’s nomination. That effort has involved several nationwide television ads on Kavanaugh’s behalf — and before that, on behalf of now-Justice Neil Gorsuch.
To fund the effort, Leo has raised upward of $15 million from conservative donors — donors who might be enraged if Kavanaugh goes down in flames.


Question: What is happening in America right now?

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 What is happening in America right now?

For decades, our politicians have been deeply addicted to government debt, they have stood idly by as millions of our jobs have been shipped overseas and they have passed countless business-crushing regulations and they never thought that it would catch up with us. Well, it has. America has been living in the biggest debt bubble in the history of the world, and now that bubble is starting to pop. There has never been such an extended period of unemployment in the United States since the Great Depression, and millions of Americans are losing their homes. Homelessness is skyrocketing, tent cities are popping up everywhere and countless numbers of American families are experiencing the soul-crushing despair that comes from desperately trying to hang on for month after month after month.
How would you like to be at a point where you had to decide whether to buy diabetes medicine or to buy macaroni and cheese to feed your family?
More than 42 million Americans are now on food stamps, and that number keeps going up month after month after month.
42 million Americans would not be able to eat if the U.S. government did not give them handouts.
The safety net is getting awfully crowded.
But in many major U.S. cities there are no flood tunnels to go to. Instead, in many areas of the United States huge tent cities have sprouted. The following is a video news report from the BBC about the tent cities that are popping up all over America….
The entire financial system is dying.
The U.S. government desperately needs to stop spending so much money.
But how can we turn our backs on people who are desperately hurting?
As a society, we will be judged by how we treat those who are the most vulnerable. It can seem easy to bash those who have lost everything, but someday you might end up in that position. In the following video, police in St. Petersburg, Florida are seen using box cutters to slice up the tents that the homeless were sleeping in….
Hopefully you were deeply disturbed by that video.
We have gotten ourselves into a giant mess, and things are only going to get worse.
Unfortunately, some extremely painful decisions are going to have to be made.
What hurting Americans need most of all are not handouts – what they really need are good jobs.
But good jobs are being shipped overseas at a breathtaking pace. The United States has lost approximately 42,400 factories since 2001. The greatest economic machine in the history of the world is literally having its guts ripped out, and most of you kept voting in jokers who supported all of this deindustrialization.
In case you can’t figure it out, that means that 28 billion dollars of our national wealth was transferred to China in just one month.
This is happening month after month after month.
Jobs are flooding out of the U.S. and they are flooding into places like India and China where labor is far, far cheaper.
But without good jobs, how in the world are average Americans going to pay the bills?


Question: Respond briefly. What events were featured in the 1956 Summer Olympics for diving?

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The men's 10 metre platform, also reported as "high diving", was one of four diving events on the Diving at the 1956 Summer Olympics programme.
The competition was split into two phases held on different days:


Question: Who is the president of the Bahamas Association of Athletic Associations?

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The Bahamas Association of Athletic Associations (BAAA) is the governing body for the sport of athletics in the Bahamas. Current president is Rosamunde Carey. She was elected on November 28 2015 for the period 2015-2018. She becomes the first woman elected to the position


Question: Tell me about Joseph Panzetta. Respond in 7 sentences.

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Joseph Panzetta was an Italian sculptor and modeller who worked in England from c.1787-1830 and exhibited at Royal Academy from 1789-1810. He worked for Mrs Eleanor Coade at her "Coade Ornamental Stone Manufactory" for over 26 years and modelled in "Lithodipyra" (Coade stone). His finest and most significant works include: the Admiral Lord Nelson's Pediment at the Royal Naval College, Greenwich; and the 5.2 metre statue of Lord Rowland Hill, 1st Viscount Hill, in Shrewsbury that stands atop Lord Hill's Column, the tallest Doric column in Great Britain.
An article in Dictionary of British Sculptors 1660–1851 records: “Panzetta , Joseph, active from c.1787-1830. Exhibited at Royal Academy from 1789-1810. Worked for Mrs Coade over 26 years. ”


Question: Describe the plant Ericameria nauseosa. Respond in 47 words.

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Ericameria nauseosa (formerly "Chrysothamnus nauseosus"), commonly known as Chamisa, rubber rabbitbrush, and gray rabbitbrush, is a North American shrub in the sunflower family (Aster). It grows in the arid regions of western Canada, western United States (from the western Great Plains to the Pacific) and northern Mexico.


Question: Describe the new needle-exchange program being trialed at two prisons in Canada.

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 Describe the new needle-exchange program being trialed at two prisons in Canada.

The first phase of the program at one women’s prison and one men’s prison, will start in June, officials said.
Two prisons in Canada will be trialing a new prison needle-exchange program aimed at lowering the risk of spreading disease associated with drug use, according to Correctional Services Canada (CSC) and Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale.
The first phase of the program at one women’s prison and one men’s prison, will start in June, officials said on May 14 in a release. The union of correctional officers said the prisons were located in New Brunswick and Ontario.
Officials from CSC say they know there’s a “prevalence of substance use problems” among inmates.
They say the program is based on “harm reduction” and is hoping to “facilitate referral” of prisoners to addiction and health-care services for inmates. These types of programs are recommended by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
HIV and AIDS activists lauded the program, saying it’s something they’ve asked for over 20 years.
“Today’s announcement by the Government of Canada reflects a significant concession by the federal government on the importance of [these programs],” the release from Sandra Ka Hon Chu, director of research at the Canadian HIV & AIDS Legal Network, read.
According to statistics from the federal government, the rate of HIV and HCV (Hepatitis C virus) in prisons is 1.2 per cent and 7.8 per cent, respectively. Compare that to the general public, where 0.006 per cent of the public has HIV and another 0.03 per cent have HCV.
“We’re focused on ensuring that correctional institutions are secure environments conducive to inmate rehabilitation, staff safety and the protection of the public,” Goodale said in a release.
Others weren’t so welcoming; the union for correctional officers said its members haven’t received additional training or safety measures.
On that note, a spokesperson for Goodale said needle-exchange programs in other countries haven’t increased attacks on prison staff, and in fact contributes to workplace safety.
Union president Jason Godin said the role of the correctional system is to reduce drug use.
“This program represents a dangerous turning point. Correctional Service Canada has decided to close its eyes to drug trafficking in our institutions,” union Godin wrote in a release.
But the government says having drugs in prisons is a fact of life, and the program is designed to help addicted inmates.
“While CSC has measures in place to prevent drugs from entering institutions, it recognizes that drugs on occasion will make their way into its penitentiaries. Recognizing this reality, it has a responsibility to safeguard the well-being of those under its care,” Bardsley wrote in an email.
Another concern of the union’s? Threat assessment.
“What will correctional officers be called upon to do when an inmate is about to inject themselves with a needle provided by CSC? Watch them do it or enter the cell to prevent it from happening?” Godin asked.
Officials from CSC say the Threat Risk Assessment model, currently used for prisoners with EpiPens and diabetic insulin, can be modified for the needle-exchange program.


Question: Describe a journey through the desert.

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In the month after the midnight attack on Doyenne Undela Apogica, the crew of the Myriad explore the nearby deserts and jungles* in preparation for a journey to the region’s largest settlement. The artist Grand Magnificent finds an abandoned production facility lost in the dunes, while Echo Reverie finds a strangely shifting monument to the past. Even Gardner picks through the remains of a Crown of Glass Saint* for parts, and Gig Kep-hart finds that new friends come from surprising places.
The buzzing of waxwings, and panting, and howls. Sunlight through canopy. Thick trunks. A line of visibility towards the sand. A figure—stone, and more—her hand up in the air.


Question: What can you tell me about The Fixer of Sorts? Respond in 3 sentences.

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The Fixer of Sorts is a novella by Sri Lankan author Athyab Muhith. The novella is a blend of crime, and thriller elements, centring on two characters Elena Bocharova and Dex. This novella is the first of a series of novels centring around the characters introduced here.


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. Write an engaging tweet to promote KinoBeats.

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Question: Tell me about Ippo and Taihei.

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Ippo and Wanpo are going for their roadwork at 5 in the morning. The weather is extremely good, so Ippo is excited that it’s a great day for fishing. While saying that he hopes the customers today will have a successful fishing, he’s shadow boxing. And Taihei appears in front of him. Taihei tries to appeal to Ippo by shadow boxing as well.
Taihei explains that he found out that Ippo was the former Japan champion. Taihei has been looking for Ippo by asking people that he’s looking for a man that is always with a huge white old dog. And he found out that Ippo is doing his roadwork around here early in the morning.
Taihei: “I didn’t know when you would come, so I have been waiting here…It’s the first time waking up this early.
After Ippo hears that, he runs at full speed and Taihei chases him.
Taihei: “Please wait for me master! Master…hey listen to what I have to say!” Taihei can’t keep up with Ippo’s stamina and he falls down. After seeing that, Ippo asks, “Why do you want to box?” Taihei says that he liked boxing since he was a kid, and then Ippo tells him to just go to the gym then. But Taihei wants to first become better before going to Kamogawa gym. So he wants to first train under Ippo and then immediately become a pro boxer.
Ippo: You collapsed by just running a bit, and yet you want to become a pro boxer without proper training? I think that’s arrogance.
Taihei suddenly realizes that Ippo knew his name although he didn’t introduce himself. Taihei realizes that Teru must have told it to Ippo and he gets angry. Ippo is about to say something and the chapter ends.


Question: Describe what happens during Holy Week and Easter.

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This week, Christians around the world celebrate Holy Week and Easter, commemorating the final days of Jesus Christ—his return to Jerusalem, his crucifixion, and his resurrection. Families attend church services, hooded penitents take part in processions, and artists and families decorate Easter eggs. In Catholic Passion plays, participants depict Jesus’s trial and death. Other local rituals draw heavily on earlier pre-Christian traditions. Collected here are images from several Holy Week activities this year.


Question: What was the date when the title of "Construction Manager" was granted "Chartered" status?

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The title 'Construction Manager' was awarded 'Chartered' status by the Privy Council and Her Majesty in October 2013.


Question: Describe the impact of shows like 'So You Think You Can Dance?' and 'Dancing With The Stars' on public opinion of dancing in Lebanon.

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Cynthia Assadourian (left) on the set of ‘So You Think You Can Dance?’. Screenshot of YouTube Video.
This is how Lebanese dancer Cynthia Assadourian described to Global Voices the impact of shows like the Arabic versions of So You Think You Can Dance?‘ (يلا نرقص) and Dancing With The Stars (رقص النجوم) on the public's perception of dancing.
Latin dance, in particular, has become mandatory in dance studios. You see men and women of different ages and from all walks of life coming into the studio to have fun and work out. Even men are letting go of their fear of hip-shaking. I never thought I’d live to see the day where men would do that.
Of course, people still come in with a fear of not being able to keep up with the choreography but that’s normal. It might be difficult at first but eventually, your body and mind get used to it. It just takes a bit of practice and hard work. Most people prefer to take up dancing rather than hit the gym, because it doesn’t feel like a workout.
My first steps in dance started at a very young age with gymnastics, that I learned in my home country of Ivory Coast. Being raised in Africa developed in me a big respect for this form of art. When I moved to Lebanon, my dedication for dance grew ten times stronger, particularly because of how people treated dance and dancers. When I opened my new dance studio, my aim was to educate my students about dance and make them work very hard at it. I want this artistic domain to be as challenging as any well reputed major in Lebanon.
I believe that dance has been quite often associated with pejorative meanings in the Arab world. I never felt like dance earned the respect it deserved until programs such as Dancing With The Stars came to the Arab world. It was seen more as a sin rather than an art form.
Seeing your celebrity role model expressing her or himself in a new language made all those fans want to understand what dance is all about. Dancing With The Stars gave this form of art a second chance, allowing everyone to see the struggle, drive, dedication all dancers go through; which made it real, raw and definitely relatable.
Another side effect of this popularity has been a rise in Arabic pop music videos using dance crews that perform slick choreography behind the artist. Popular Arabic artists such as Najwa Karam and Assi El Helani took part in this popular new trend, despite making music that couldn't be further from the hip-hop genre.
Sometimes artists come to me last-minute wanting to learn choreography. The truth is, I only teach them a step or two. It’s painful to see non-dancers trying to execute choreography. This is why I prefer to incorporate my own dance crew. I don’t want to embarrass the artist and make them look awkward. I’ve been doing this for more than 15 years. I even opened my own hip-hop dance school.
No matter the reason, the shift in the Lebanese public’s opinion regarding dance has become more apparent now.
With dance shows highlighting the incredible amount of dedication and effort dancers — and non-dancers — put into just a three-minute piece of choreography, it’s no wonder so many dancers are now opening new dance schools.
Even academic institutions such as the Lebanese American University (LAU) hopped on the performance bandwagon, making it among the first to cater to art students interested in pursuing a career in the performance arts. It is among a handful of tertiary institutions offering both a bachelor's degree and a minor in Performing Arts.
It seems like Lebanon has become more accepting of professional dancers, and more respectful of dancing as a profession. There is no telling what the future holds for this energetic new trend.


Question: What is MAWA?

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Mentoring Artists for Women's Art (MAWA) is a feminist visual arts education center based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Created in 1984, this non-profit organization encourages and supports the intellectual and creative development of women in the visual arts by providing an ongoing forum for education and critical dialogue.


Question: Explain how to use the Crystal CrOTP Library for one time passwords.

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Crystal is still a young language, there aren’t a lot of libraries available yet. For some this could be offputting, but for others this is a chance to learn about a language and provide useful tools for those also starting to use it.
I’ve given a number of talks over time, some of which were about two factor authentication. A while back I took the opportunity to improve my knowledge and implement the one time password algorithm in Crystal.
This lead me to build the CrOTP library for one time passwords in Crystal.
If you want to check out the code, most of the important implementation can be found in the CrOTP::OTP module. The CrOTP::HOTP and CrOTP::TOTP classes take care of the different ways the counter is treated.
To use the CrOTP library in your own Crystal project you need to add it to the dependencies in your shard.yml file.
Then install the dependencies with shards install.
Now you can require "crotp" and use it in your application. Most uses on the web of one time passwords are time based tokens for two factor authentication. Here’s how to generate and verify time based OTPs.
First require the library and generate a random string to use as the secret.
Then create an instance of the CrOTP::TOTP class with that secret.
You can generate a URI that can be shared with authenticator apps like Authy or Google Authenticator. To do so call authenticator_uri with the name of your app as the issuer and the user account’s username as the user.
Turn the resulting URI into a QR code and users can scan it to add the account to their app.
Now you can use the totp object to generate a new one time password that will be valid within the current 30 second period of time.
To verify a code, you can use the same object, calling verify instead.
You can also allow a drift, to give users more time to enter their code. The drift is the number of periods (periods are 30 seconds long by default) that can pass after the token was generated.
There are more examples in the project repo.
CrOTP does the basic work for generating and verifying one time passwords. Of course, there’s more to do on the project when I find the time.
I’d love to hear if this project is useful to you or if you’re interested in helping implement the missing features. Let me know on Twitter at @philnash.


Question: Have you heard any updates on the Pet Sematary remake?

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The Pet Sematary remake was announced late last fall and Stephen King fans have anxiously been awaiting any updates. Now, screenwriter Jeff Buhler has declared that the remake will be one of the scariest King adaptations ever, which is a pretty bold claim. However, if anyone would know, it would be Buhler at this time. The Pet Sematary remake is shrouded in mystery. Starry Eyes directors Kevin Kolsch and Dennis Widmyer are helming the project and some casting information has been revealed, but other than that, it's anyone's guess.
Stephen King's Pet Sematary was already adapted once in 1989 to a lukewarm response. The movie did okay at the box office and received mixed reviews from both fans and critics. Since then, the movie has attained cult status, so fans of King have grown protective over the years. Expectations are high for the Pet Sematary remake, especially after the release of Andres Muschietti's big screen adaptation of Stephen King's IT. Muschietti even had his eye on directing the Pet Sematary remake for awhile before Kevin Kolsch and Dennis Widmyer jumped on board.
Now, Pet Sematary remake screenwriter Jeff Buhler is promising that the new version of the movie will be special. Stephen King fans have been a little skeptical of the project, mainly because it seems that it is being rushed into production. But, Buhler insists that isn't the case and even declares that the Pet Sematary remake will be one of the scariest King adaptations ever. He had this to say.
"When we first started our conversations, the director and I really connected around the idea of bringing the story back to the source material, to find a modern telling of the book that really spoke to some of the big scenes and big moments that Stephen King had originally written. And as much as all of us are huge fans of the original film, there are moments that are larger than life and feel borderline campy. Our desire was to tell a really grounded, character driven and psychologically horrific version of Pet Sematary, which in my belief, is the scariest book that King ever wrote."
Already, Jeff Buhler's words prove that the Pet Sematary remake is off to a good start. Going back to the source material is a must, especially if they want to get away from the campiness of the original 1989 film. That being said, it looks like the crew are aiming to make a more "real" version of Stephen King's classic book. Buhler explains.
Related: Why Did the Pet Sematary Trailer Spoil One of Its Biggest Plot Twists?
"It f*cked me when I read it in high school and I always remember hearing that it was the one book King chucked in the garbage, because it was too scary and dark, and it was his wife and his friend Peter Straub who were like, You have to publish this. Now, as a father of a five year old and a nine year old, I really connected to this story of grief and loss and what it could do to a family in a different way, in that, how far would a parent go to return to their life prior to a tragic event? All of that feels so poignant and universal. It's our desire to really reconnect to those elements of the story and bring them into a world that speaks to the modern horror audience."
If Stephen King fans weren't already excited for the Pet Sematary remake, they will be now. A more realistic approach to the project, paired with the idea of staying true to the source material is what any fan of a book wants to hear when there is a new adaptation being made. The only question that still remains is whether or not the remake will do as well as the recent IT adaptation. Jeff Buhler ended the talk about the Pet Sematary remake by saying, "if you love the book, you will love the movie." Let's hope so. You can read the rest of the interview with Jeff Buhler over at Dread Central.


Question: Who is Clau?

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Ana Cláudia Scheffer Riffel (born April 18, 1996), known by her stage name Clau is a Brazilian singer and songwriter. She was signed to Universal Music after her popular online performances got her noticed. Her single "Relaxa" reached 1 million views on YouTube in less than 2 days. Clau is managed by the also Brazilian singer Anitta.


Question: What do you know about Hilarion Daza Groselle? Respond in 18 words.

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Hilarión Daza Groselle (January 14, 1840 – February 27, 1894) was President of Bolivia from 1876 to 1879.


Question: Describe the scene at the White House after Defense Secretary Jim Mattis replaces President Trump's nuclear strike button with an Amazon Dash Button.

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WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Jim Mattis placed an Amazon ‘Dash Button’ on President Donald Trump’s desk that orders a 12-pack of Doritos while telling him it was for launching a nuclear strike on North Korea, sources confirmed today.
The move came just days after the president taunted North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on Tuesday, mentioning that he had a “nuclear button on his desk at all times” but his was much bigger and more powerful.
White House staffers placed masking tape over the Doritos logo of the button, and wrote ‘Boom Button’ on it with permanent marker, sources said.
“At first we thought about using a Staples ‘That Was Easy’ button, but after much deliberation we thought that he might just keep pressing it just for the way it sounds, therefore eliminating one problem while creating a new one,” said Deputy Chief of Staff Joe Hagin.
Sources say that Mattis met with the president to discuss North Korea strategy earlier this week, calming him with three cheeseburgers, a 12-pack of Diet Coke, and a marathon session of Fox News.
The Pentagon chief eventually convinced the commander-in-chief that the shiny big button on his desk was the “super dangerous nuke button” and only the most important and most powerful person in the whole wide world could use it.
White House technicians were even able to connect it to his television, which would play the nuclear explosion scene from Terminator 2 after it was pressed, according to one senior official.
Aware that Trump might be able to tell that North Korea wasn’t destroyed after hitting the button, sources confirmed that aides decided to use the mountain of Doritos he’ll end up ordering as a distraction.
“We’re thinking of maybe turning the Lincoln bedroom into a Doritos Pool or something,” said White House aide Jeffrey Bertram, adding that his backup plan was to use a Mountain Dew Dash Button in case things got out of hand.


Question: Describe some of the reactions around the world to the installation of bike lanes and bikelash that they can cause.

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Bike lanes are, to mix another transit metaphor, a third rail in politics. There are fights about them everywhere; where I live in Toronto, Canada, hundreds showed up to protest the late crackhead mayor for removing a bike lane and now we are fighting his replacement about another one. And we certainly aren't alone; Scott Calvert of the Wall Street Journal writes that these fights are happening everywhere, that anywhere there is a bike lane, there is a bikelash.
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Bikelash isn't a new phenomenon; there is even a video about it. They are fighting in Baltimore, to rip up a bike lane installed two years ago, with people saying "Put it back the way it was!"
Baltimore is hardly alone. Similar fights have broken out from Philadelphia to Seattle, Boulder to Brooklyn. At issue are protected bike lanes that use barriers like parked cars or bollards to separate bikers from moving cars. Creating such lanes often requires eliminating parking or a lane for cars, changes that affect people’s daily lives.
Calvert notes that one of the big reasons for installing bike lanes is safety; only 3 percent of cycling fatalities happen in bike lanes, compared with 61 percent in roads. Separating cyclists from cars works.
The main objection to bike lanes appears to be that they take away space that would otherwise be used for moving or storing cars. And these drivers are loud when they are angry; In Boulder, Colorado, a bike lane got ripped out after only three months. And this is after it reduced collisions per week by 38 percent.
You really don't want to read the comments on the Wall Street Journal post, it is Bikelash Bingo by about the fifth one. These stories are endless. In Seattle, after a truck crashed on the highway during a snow flurry, the newspaper blamed, yes, bike lanes, for reducing road capacity.
And in fact, statistics show that cycle superhighways have reduced congestion.
In Toronto, where I live, its the same story; fewer people are driving, more are taking transit, walking or biking. Yet improving bike and pedestrian infrastructure is impossible because of the war on the car and the instant bikelash.
According to Kit Keller of the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals, bikelash just signals that we are moving through the three stages of social change, in which a new idea or concept is 1) ridiculed; 2) violently opposed, and 3) gradually accepted. Keller also said there's a fourth phase in this arc, in which people who either ridiculed or opposed a movement do an about-face, saying they thought it was a great idea right from the start.
I have been covering this and predicting it for years. Slowly citizens are waking up to the true cost of the cycling community’s organized political lobbying.
Alas, no, even as the roads get more crowded, the air more toxic, the death toll rising, the Bikelash just gets worse.
They may get people out of cars and improve safety, but PARKING!


Question: Explain why the Bills' persistent dissatisfaction with Tyrod Taylor despite his decent performance is puzzling.

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Taylor threw for 285 yards and two touchdowns in the Bills’ Week 9 loss to the Jets, and he managed just 56 yards and an interception before getting pulled part way through Sunday’s blowout loss to the Saints. He wasn’t spectacular in either game, but he also wasn’t responsible for the 81 combined points the Bills surrendered.
Taylor probably isn’t good enough to ever make the Bills look inarguably stupid for always being so dissatisfied with him, but he doesn’t need to be that good for their continued desire to ditch him to be puzzling. Tyrod Taylor is a perfectly functional quarterback, and the NFL isn’t a league in which teams can really afford to jettison players like him in favor of Generic Backup Quarterback No. 234.


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. Describe Shawbrook Bank Limited.

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Shawbrook Bank Limited is a retail and commercial bank in the United Kingdom. It is an operating entity of Shawbrook Group plc which was listed on the London Stock Exchange until it was acquired by a consortium led by BC Partners and Pollen Street Capital in July 2017.


Question: What version of OneNote should I use?

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Question: Can you tell me a bit about Lee Jackson?

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The Dictionary of Victorian London: Exploring Victorian London, by Lee Jackson.
LEE JACKSON is an author and historian with an abiding interest in the social history and geography of Victorian London.
He is the creator of the website The Dictionary of Victorian London, a massive compilation of primary sources charting the social history of the nineteenth century metropolis.
Lee is currently beginning a PhD at Royal Holloway University, in conjunction with the Dickens Museum, entitled Dickensland. This will examine both the evolution of "Dickens' London" as an imaginative space and its importance to contemporary Dickensian literary/heritage tourism.


Question: Describe the video game Virtual Fishing for the Nintendo Virtual Boy.

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Say what you will about the Nintendo Virtual Boy, but you cannot deny how dedicated the fans are to their fabled system. With just over twenty unique games released for the primitive 3D console, each and every single Japanese exclusive release has now been fan translated into English - with Virtual Fishing being the final title to see a translation patch.
Released in 1995 by Pack-in-Video, this fishing simulator wasn’t exactly the most exhilarating title to hit the Virtual Boy. Nevertheless the title did exactly what it set out to do; to provide a decent venture into the slow paced rod-wielding wait that is fishing. With some impressive visuals and a career mode to work through, Virtual Boy gamers can finally hook into this previously exclusive title.
A downloadable patch to translate Virtual Fishing’s dialogue and menus can now be found at the Planet Virtual Boy forums.


Question: Provide an informative summary of Shyne's career

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Orthodox Jewish rapper Moses Levi, better known as his stage name Shyne, announced the birth of a new child this week.
In an Instagram post, Levi thanked the “Creator of the universe” for a safe delivery and revealed that his daughter is called Naomi, a biblical name from the book of Ruth.
Born Jamal Barrow in Belize, Levi grew up in Brooklyn and was an up-an-coming rapper and Puff Daddy protégé in the 1990s. His rap career was derailed when he was sentenced to a decade in prison in 2001 for his involvement in a nightclub shooting.
He became involved in Orthodox Judaism after coming under the guidance of rabbis while in prison, but his spiritual interest dates back to his teenage years.
Inspired by stories his grandmother told him, he started calling himself an Israelite and “relating to the stories of King David and Moses,” The New York Times reported in 2010. In prison, his religious path seemed to crystallize and he took on some of the strictures of Judaism, like Sabbath observance and dietary laws.
Along the way, he legally adopted a Hebrew name and for some time kept long side curls, or peyos. His music also took a spiritual turn, including collaborations with the American Jewish reggae star Matisyahu. Levi now lives in Belize and continues to highlight religious themes on his public social media accounts.
Read more about Shyne here and here.
This story "Orthodox Rapper Shyne Announces Birth Of Daughter" was written by Sam Kestenbaum.


Question: Provide a summary of the Turkish TV series "Yüksek Sosyete." Respond briefly.

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Yüksek Sosyete (English: "High Society") is a Turkish television series based on the South Korean drama "High Society", it began on 16 June 2016 and ended on 24 December 2016. It is one of the first works of Burak Sağyaşar's Production (Bi Yapım) aired with his second work Aşk Laftan Anlamaz.


Question: What is Poteryayevo?

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Poteryayevo () is a rural locality (a village) in Belozersky District, Vologda Oblast, Russia. The population was 6 as of 2002. There is 1 street.


Question: Can you tell me about the movie A Gentleman After Dark?

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A Gentleman After Dark is a 1942 crime/drama film starring Brian Donlevy and Miriam Hopkins.
We pick up the story when the editor of the "New York Chronicle" sits on New Year’s Eve 1923 awaiting news on the theft of legendary Mrs. Reginald Thorndyke’s jewelry, a bracelet worth about $50,000. Meanwhile, Tom Gaynor, Captain of the Detective Bureau, finds out that the jewel thief in fact is none other than the notorious Harry ”Heliotrope” Melton. The Heliotrope’s signatory is that he always wears a heliotrope flowers in his jacket lapel. His lover and partner in crime, Flo, is just about to give birth at a hospital, when Harry comes to bring her a bracelet as a gift of love. Detective Gaynor believes that Harry deep down is essentially a nice person, with a lot of goodness inside. Gaynor thinks Harry has been led to walk the wrong path because of outer circumstances.


Question: Respond briefly. What is Hakenstedt?

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Hakenstedt is a village and a former municipality in the Börde district in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. Since 1 January 2010, it is part of the municipality Erxleben.


Question: Describe what the defense attorney said in the Manafort trial.

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Defense attorney Kevin Downing said would ask Ayliff if he kept documentation for auditing purposes.
His argument, he said, will be that the prosecution is alleging that Manafort knowingly concealed his overseas accounts. If he wanted to do that, why would he leave evidence of that on his bookkeeping ledgers? "Only a fool" would knowingly do so, Downing said.
Cross examination will begin after lunch.


Question: Our thoughts and condolences go out to Khun Vichai and all affected by the tragic events at Leicester City.

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In Khun Vichai, the world has lost a great man. A man of kindness, of generosity and a man whose life was defined by the love he devoted to his family and those he so successfully led. Leicester City was a family under his leadership. It is as a family that we will grieve his passing and maintain the pursuit of a vision for the Club that is now his legacy.
Along with the book of condolence that has been opened at King Power Stadium, we are also offering supporters wishing to pay their respects to Khun Vichai and those who tragically lost their lives the opportunity to submit a message online, using the form on this page.
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Question: What should I know about hip surgery?

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Hip surgery is done mostly to patients over fifty. In many instances, the patient will need the whole hip replaced or hip resurfacing. As with any surgery, it’s important that you are well informed on what the surgery will entail. There is a wonderful way to be informed what to expect during the surgical procedure. It’s called Edheads Virtual hip Surgery Game. There are several parts to this website. It’s an actual virtual hip surgery. It will take you step by step through the hip surgery. While this may not be good for those that are squeamish, you will definitely walk away understanding your upcoming surgery.
By playing the virtual hip surgery game, you will understand where your bone is cut, how the leg is moved to remove the hip joint and every other step of the process. While virtual hip surgery is not for everyone, it will help you know exactly what the doctor will be doing during the surgery.
As well as virtual hip surgery, and edheads virtual knee surgery, this website also shows hip resurfacing as well as anterior hip replacement. Even if you are not looking to have surgery, this website shows how to do some other things such as building a cell phone and crash scene. It’s definitely worth checking out.
Even though you may be a little more educated about your surgery by playing the virtual hip surgery game, it’s important that you are aware of any hip replacement complications that could arise. Complications of hip surgery are very uncommon. About ninety-eight percent of patients do not experience complications. Although very rare, some complications include blood clots in veins and legs, infection, loosening of the prosthesis from the bone and dislocation.
As with any surgery, you will want to speak with your doctor about any complications as well as what to expect after the surgery. Be sure you know what kind of physical therapy is needed if any.


Question: Describe how April 2018 was the 400th consecutive month of global temperatures above the 20th century average.

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April 2018 was the 400th consecutive month of global temperatures above the 20th century average, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ( NOAA) announced Thursday.
That means the last time Earth was cooler than that average was December 1984—the same month Band Aid released "Do They Know It's Christmas."
This three-decade streak is not some fluke, NOAA scientists remarked.
"It's mainly due to anthropogenic (human-caused) warming," NOAA climatologist Ahira Sanchez told CNN. "Climate change is real, and we will continue to see global temperatures increase in the future."
The rising temps could be explained by natural causes such as an El Niño, but as Sanchez noted, "if you were to remove the human factor, you would still see a variability, but it would be up and down."
For instance, the cooling effects of a La Niña or a volcanic eruption would have brought temperatures down on some years. But it's clear that humans are influencing Earth's temperature and the climate by burning fossil fuels.
NOAA announced yesterday that April 2018 was the third warmest April in the agency's global temperature dataset record, which dates back to 1880. What's more, the period between January to April was the fifth warmest in the 139-year record.
That's pretty remarkable, especially if you live in the U.S. If you recall, it was so unusually cold in the East Coast during winter that President Donald Trump, who often confuses the weather and climate, remarked, "perhaps we could use a little bit of that good old global warming."
While North America was cooler-than-average during this stretch, other countries and much of the Southern Hemisphere set heat records. Central Pakistan, for example, experienced a blistering 122.4 degrees Fahrenheit on April 30.
"We live in and share a world that is unequivocally, appreciably and consequentially warmer than just a few decades ago, and our world continues to warm," NOAA climate scientist Deke Arndt told USA TODAY. "Speeding by a '400' sign only underscores that, but it does not prove anything new."
"The thing that really matters is that, by whatever metric, we've spent every month for several decades on the warm side of any reasonable baseline," Arndt added.
As for Earth's vulnerable poles, the April average for Arctic sea ice extent was the second smallest in the 39-year record at 378,000 square miles (6.8 percent) below the 1981-2010 average, NOAA said.
On the other end, NOAA said that Antarctic sea ice extent during April was 320,000 square miles (12.3 percent) below the 1981-2010 average, the fifth smallest April extent on record. Antarctic sea ice rapidly expanded during the first half of April, but slowed later in the month.


Question: Respond in 197 words. Describe the UK government's decision to ban Thomas Chipperfield from using big cats in his travelling show.

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Thomas Chipperfield used to say he had 300 years of animal training in his blood, but that long tradition has now come to an end with the stroke of a bureaucrat’s pen.
The scion of the famous circus family and Britain’s last lion tamer has been banned from using big cats in his travelling show.
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) said it refused to grant him a renewed licence “because of his previous conduct” as an operator of a travelling circus.
It has now emerged that Mr Chipperfield's appeal against the decision was turned down by North Staffordshire Magistrates Court in January.
Mr Chipperfield, 28, of Winchester, Hampshire, said no welfare concerns about the animals had been raised during the process and he is planning a new appeal.
The government is planning to banning wild animals in circuses in England by the middle of January 2020. Scotland prohibited them last year.
The court said it rejected the appeal because although Mr Chipperfield was very experienced with big cats, it felt that, along with concerns over licensing conditions not being met, he would also be unable to maintain suitable care plans for the animals.


Question: Describe the attack against Drs. Christy and Spencer and related activities.

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Belgian 5.7 millimeter cartridges can be only 5.7x28mm military cartridges. This type of cartridge was introduced relatively recently and the weapons that use it are rare and expensive. Dr. John Christy testified before the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology in the hearing Climate Science: Assumptions, Policy Implications, and the Scientific Method on March 29, 2017. This shooting is an act of intimidation and retaliation against a witness as well as an attack on the national scientific potential. Dr. Spencer and Dr. Christy maintain the satellite temperature record, causing much consternation to climate alarmists.
The Union of Concerned Scientists, one of the open sponsors of the “March for Science,” stands accused of acts of retaliation against witnesses in my civil RICO lawsuit.
The People’s Climate March, scheduled to happen on April 29, includes the Communist Party of the USA and promises to be even more violent.
04/25/2017, 9am: the formerly mainstream media has not reported this attack.
05/29/2017: the formerly mainstream media has not reported this attack.


Question: Describe how researchers can use the characteristics of black holes to uncover more information.

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With this information, the researchers can uncover more characteristics of black holes. One example is its spin. The effects of spin can modify the space-time surrounding the black hole. Spin could also provide clues into the evolution of the black hole. It could be slowing down in speed since the beginning of the universe, or it could be accumulating matter and spinning faster.


Question: What is the Zamora Trophy? Respond in 2 sentences.

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The Zamora Trophy () is a football award, established by Spanish newspaper "MARCA" in 1958. The award goes to the goalkeeper who has the lowest "goals-to-games" ratio.