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Question: Provide an explanation of the Trump emoluments lawsuit. Respond in 16 sentences.

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The Trump International Hotel in Washington is at the center of a legal test of the emoluments issue.
PRESIDENT TRUMP’S OWNERSHIP of a luxury hotel in Washington, located just a few blocks from the White House, stands out as an especially blatant invitation to corruption. Need a favor? What better way to butter up the notoriously unethical president before a meeting than to drop a few thousand dollars at his hotel, maybe topped off with a night out at its “acclaimed” steakhouse or sushi restaurants?
But there may yet be justice for other DC hotel owners, who suffer from the unfair competition, and for the public at large. A federal judge recently cleared the way for a lawsuit related to the hotel that not only might expose the president’s deepest financial secrets, but also clarify constitutional guardrails against corruption that the courts have never fully fleshed out — because, for 229 years, no president has been so determined to push the boundaries.
The claim in this case is that Trump has been receiving emoluments in violation of the Constitution from representatives of foreign governments (and even state governments — there’s a cameo in the opinion by Governor Paul LePage of Maine) who visit the Trump property in Washington. A preliminary issue in the case is the constitutional meaning of “emolument” — a term the federal courts have had little occasion to address until now because prior presidents haven’t maintained private business empires during their time in office. The Department of Justice, representing the president, argued that the case should be dismissed because the term “emolument” should be understood to mean, narrowly, a payment to a public official in addition to his official salary, and thus that financial reward from Trump’s business would not be covered.
District Court Judge Peter J. Messitte in Maryland late last month issued a 52-page opinion that interpreted the text, original public meaning, and purpose of these dusty clauses and concluded, contrary to the Department of Justice’s argument, that “emoluments” are something with the “potential to unduly influence a public official,” a broad reading that gives legal life to the common-sense interpretation that representatives from, for example, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia (or Augusta), are not staying at the Trump Hotel for the room service but rather for the political influence they might gain by checking in.
For example, the court notes that LePage and his staff stayed at the Trump Hotel when they traveled to Washington on official business and met with the president in his official role. On one of these trips, with LePage at his side, Trump signed an executive order to review Obama administration action on national parks, an order LePage hoped would lead to the reversal of the designation of the Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument (in the end, it didn’t).
The ruling allows the lawsuit, brought by the attorneys general of Maryland and the District of Columbia, to proceed to the discovery stage of litigation, where the plaintiffs can learn which countries have sent representatives to the hotel and how much they paid to do so. The attorneys may also seek Trump’s tax returns, which he has steadily refused to disclose.
The next phase of this lawsuit may just make it possible for us to see and read things the president would rather we didn’t. And the case itself could establish a welcome precedent to constrain any future presidents who might be tempted to hustle some extra cash on the side.


Question: Respond in 38 sentences. Hey, what's NEO?

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NEO sets the new standard for cinematic music tools. The library contains over 21GB and +9.000 samples of new content – designed by Academy, T.E.C and G.A.N.G Award Winning Producer, Troels Folmann.
NEO contains 11 new Hybrid FX Categories, Over 400 analog multi-sampled synths, 500 score elements, 200 world-class kits, including 50 Contemporary Cinematic Techno Kits, 50 Current Trap Kits, 50 Popular EDM Kits and 50 Nu-Disco/House Kits. 100 BPM-synced risers (1, 2, 4 and 8 bars). 100s of sound design cinematic EDM vocals and many other elements.
Hybrid Tools NEO gives you the ultimate production tool for high-end cinematic music – combined with the latest trends in EDM sound design. NEO is based around our custom 3D mini-browser that allows you to access all sounds immediately. All core banks come preloaded in the internal browser, so you can audition dozens of patches without load-time. You can combine as many patches you want using our STACK key – and you can REVERSE, RANDOMIZE and CHAOS anything with a single click from the front-interface. Because lets be honest, some things just sound amazing backwards. Everything is right at your finger tips. So you can get back to the important stuff, making music.
Deep synthesis with multiple sampled patches.
Our CHAOS Effects Engine allows you to STACK, RANDOMIZE, REVERSE and CHAOS any or ALL patches with a single click. Stacking allows you to stack up to 50 different synth patches together or combine several of our modern drum kits. Reverse allows you to reverse any sample with a single click. The deeper parts of the chaos engine offers you control over 1.500 sample parameters. You randomize whatever you want – with just a click.
Hybrid Tools NEO contains some of the hardest hitting, clean cut, and sometimes down right nasty sounds to date. Hybrid Tools NEO was made entirely by using modern production techniques designed specifically for next generation hybrid scoring. From Processed Synths to Vocal Chops. Earth shaking sound effects, to chart topping EDM Drum Kits, NEO not only covers all bases but invents some new ones too.
Hybrid Tools NEO contains over 200 modern drum kits – divided into cinematic techno kits (50), ultra-current Trap Kits (50), popular EDM kits (50) and Nu-Disco and House oriented Kits (50). NEO also contains over 500 different scoring elements – designed for quick drafting and inspiration. Combine it. Tweak it. Break it. Make it your own.
Many patches in our Hybrid Series are designed to match your host tempo. All you have to do is load the appropriate “Synced” or “Sliced” patch. We also have additional Gate functionality on all patches. The gate syncs at either half, normal or double tempo and you can even control the length of the gate. This feature becomes really powerful used together with our STACK button, allowing you to merge multiple patches together and gate them with a single click. Life is easier that way.
Hybrid Tools NEO contains over 400 multi-sampled Analog Synths. Our custom browser allows you to stack up to 50 synths together and design the perfect sound in a matter of seconds. NEO also holds a powerful arpeggiator allowing you to virtually arpeggiate anything you want. You can control the velocity, steps, swing, rate, repetition and many other elements within the arpeggiation, while also manipulating features such as attack, release, pitch envelope, randomization, reverse, chaos and many other elements in real-time.


Question: Have you heard about Werewolf: The Forsaken's The Pack?

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Now Available: The Pack in print!
Werewolf: The Forsaken’s The Pack is now available in print on demand via DriveThruRPG!
A pack is family and gang and club and cult, but some werewolves go further. Tragedy drives werewolves apart, leaving the Wolf-Blooded to hold the pack together and herd the surviving Uratha in service to the Siskur-Dah. A pack cannot hunt without knowledge of the broader supernatural world, so accepts a mystic into their ranks. Packs form protectorates & fragile alliances, cemented in rituals of honor or arranged marriage. A packmate joins a Lodge, a mystery-cult that teaches dangerous secrets that empower their whole pack on the hunt.
Only thing disappointing about this was the low page-count that it got. You’re left craving more.
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Question: Have you heard about the women in Iran who are protesting against compulsory hijab laws?

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 Have you heard about the women in Iran who are protesting against compulsory hijab laws?

As The Star reports, some women in Iran have begun taking off their hijabs in public and waving them on a stick in protest of their unequal treatment by the nation's religiously conservative government, a move that could result in arrest, detainment or even imprisonment. The protests in Tehran Monday were against the mandatory hijab laws that have been in place since the 1979 revolution that ushered in the current government.
According to writer Mona Eltahawy, "a total of 6 women made the same symbolic gesture: taking off their head scarves in public & waving them on a stick, emulating a young woman who climbed on the same sort of utility box on Dec.27 & was subsequently arrested," she said on Twitter Tuesday.
The Star reported that at least one woman was arrested during yesterday's protests, according to a shopkeeper who witnessed the arrest. This woman stood atop a utility box for 10 minutes before officers arrested her, the Guardian learned.
"Forced hijab is the most visible symbol of oppression against women in Iran, that’s why fighting for freedom to wear or not to wear hijab is the first step towards full equality," Iranian activist Masih Alinejad told the Guardian on Monday. "These women are not protesting against a piece of cloth, it’s about our identity, our dignity, and our freedom of choice. Our body, our choice."
While the protests are still small in number, Nasrin Sotoudeh, a lawyer and human rights activist, believes it's just the beginning. "My guess is that more of these protests will follow," she told The Star. "It’s obvious that some women want to decide for themselves what to wear."


Question: Have any sports programs been cut due to the budget crisis in Oakland?

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OAKLAND — With a huge budget deficit looming, the Oakland Unified School District has unleashed a first wave of drastic reductions by cutting funds for 10 after-school sports programs.
As a result, about 500 students enrolled in such sports as wrestling, swimming, bowling, tennis and golf may be out of luck unless money is found outside of the school district to pay for them.
Skyline High School wrestling coach Dennis Spencer, who has been coaching wrestling for seven years, said his team is devastated at the news that their sport will be among the victims of the district’s multi-million dollar budget crisis.
The pain felt by Spencer’s team may be experienced by more students, as the district seeks to cut about $30 million next year to remain fiscally solvent. It is considering laying off hundreds of staff, including teachers, during the 2019-20 school year.
Years of spending beyond its means, among other things, put the district deep in the red. Oakland Unified is still paying back its debt to the state, which took over the schools 15 years ago after the district had badly misspent its money. The school board cut about $9 million mid-year from its 2017-18 budget, and in December it voted to ax $11.2 million from the 2018-19 budget. It ended up cutting an additional $2.2 million after learning there would be less one-time state funds coming than anticipated.
District spokesman John Sasaki said administrators of the Oakland Athletic League — the district’s sports program — decided within the past week to cut 10 sports after being directed by the school board to reduce its $1.6 million annual budget by $500,000.
The other sports being eliminated include bowling, golf, girls lacrosse, badminton and boys volleyball.
The 500 students enrolled in those sports last year make up about 20 percent of the total number of student athletes in the district, Sasaki said. Administrators chose those sports because they had the fewest participants, he added.
Football, basketball, soccer and other sports will not be touched, at least not now. No teacher or staff member will lose their job due to the cuts, according to the district.
Sasaki said the decision to cut sports was not easy for Oakland Athletic League officials.
“This is something that nobody here in OUSD wants to do. We know very well the value of sports in many of our students’ lives,” Sasaki said.
He said the sports can be saved this year if the district receives $500,000 in donations. Officials are looking toward tech companies as possible donors.
“We’re vocally calling on leaders around the Bay Area, industry around the Bay Area, to step up and support our kids,” Sasaki said.
Spencer said he thinks cutting those sports will leave struggling students in the lurch. Though it is rare for his wrestlers to get scholarships to college, they are required to keep a minimum 2.0 GPA to participate. That requirement teaches them discipline and pushes them to do better in school, he added.
High school wrestlers from Oakland and other urban areas are guaranteed a spot at the state championships under a “longstanding California tradition,” Spencer said. Cutting the program will result in that spot being taken away, he said. Even if the district reintroduces wrestling, Spencer said, that guaranteed spot at the state championship would no longer be available.


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So Nivea has replied…it's time to unite as Africans and fight back harder!!
There are many reasons for given for the colourism in Nigerian and African society. Primarily there is the class argument. If you are rich, you are less likely to work under the hot sun and so more likely to have fair skin. Fairness has always been a sign of class. Of wealth. Also now a sign of being able to afford expensive skin lightening products. In a culture(s) obsessed with ostentation and affluence, wealth becomes a sign of virtue. Fairness thus becomes a sign that attracts. Fairness carries a weight it was not designed to bear. You can read Yellow Fever in which Ms Bakare-Yusuf explains how bleaching has become a tool of women empowerment within a patriarchal culture which predates colonialism and European standards of beauty. Women trade with fairness, natural and acquired, to obtain and maintain agency and independence within a culture predisposed to strip women of these things.
Thus colourism is woven into the fabric of our daily existence, speaking in so many ways more words than it was designed to speak. Speaking such that to unhear it, you must first listen carefully and hear exactly what it is saying. Not just about beauty, but livelihood, employment, marital aspirations, educational outcomes, punishments, expectations of criminality and intelligence that have been persistently trapped into the fair/dark dichotomy. No be today o! Overturning these colourful entrapments requires us to unravell our historical presumptions. Lay them bare. Which we should do, but this is not Nivea’s fault. We started the market. They want a share of it. Because they are a business, not a house of morality. They are not an ideological messiah.
Go into any Nigerian cosmetics store and the shelves are filled with all sorts of lightening products from the =N=50 ‘Tura’ to the =N=5000 branded cream. Probably Nivea. I remember trying to buy body lotion in the aptly named ‘Chupet Superstores’ in Ilorin. The shelves were crammed with all sorts of beauty products, 10 feet high. I ask Emeka, if there is any cream on the shelves that does not ‘tone’ (what we euphemistically call skin bleaching.) Nnamdi says, with much derision, go and buy petroleum jelly in the baby’s section, as if bleaching is a sign of maturity. So the only safe alternative for the Nigerian woman is body cream made for a new born baby. May be safe. Who knows. At University in Ile-Ife one of my friends only used baby lotion, hoping that it did not contain any skin lightening chemicals. We hope, because our relevant government agencies do not care.
Also interesting is the way bleaching products are micro-marketed!
So do I have a beef with Nivea? Yes!!!
First, there are the health implication of using skin lightening/bleaching/’toning’ products. There are too many stories and adverse reactions of the use of these products. The woman who died during a Caesarian because her skin could not be stitched together. The women who can no longer go out into the sun, in a country where the sun never goes out. Sitting beside people whose skin emits a stench akin to rotting flesh. Watching blood flow under papery skin. And always the big C.
See also the NHS warnings on using these products.
The US FDA also have a list of warnings.
Think about how products such as cigarettes, alcohol (and now maybe even sugar), are restricted, not advertised, and controlled. Then compare how relaxers and bleaching creams are aggressively advertised. No warning accompanying them. I blame most of all the governments of African countries for not stepping up to the mark. But really, If you can, should you market harmful products just because you can? Evidently some people think so. Res ipsa loquitor.
Secondly, a minor legal point related directly to this advert. Can we really say that fairer skin makes one look younger as the above video suggests? Can we date humans based on how fair their skin is? How old is black as koro isin? Older than Methuselah?
So my beef with Nivea is not that they are pushing a ‘skin bleaching’ agenda on Africans. That is our thing o. Let’s own it. However, I think that somewhere along the line colourism blended itself with colonial ideals of beauty. Compounding this toxic mix, is the incapacity and disinclination of post-colonial African governments to protect their own people from dangerous ideologies, harmful products and unethical marketing. Pour in a measure of international nescience of the African condition and you get adverts and reactions like this. Occasional explosions. But constant corrosion. There are shades to skin lightening, it is not black and white, wrong or right. There are layers to be stripped back, but still we find evil inside. Still evil.


Question: Explain how China has been attempting to stop money from leaving the country and the consequences of the government's efforts.

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China's giant cash pile is increasing — and it's a sign that the government's industry-spanning crackdown on money fleeing the country is working.
On Monday, official data showed that China's foreign exchange reserves in July hit $3.081 trillion, the highest in nine months. The figure was up $24 billion from the previous month. That will be welcome news to Beijing after a ton of money flew out of China last year: Capital outflows hit a record $725 billion, according to the Institute of International Finance.
Given a slowing economy at home and a volatile yuan, investors were looking for greater returns elsewhere — in everything from real estate to fine art — but all that cash flight put even more downward pressure on the yuan. So, Beijing has tried to counter that by tapping its foreign currency war chest to buy back yuan — a common strategy for countries.
The rise in the July number now indicates the government has stopped draining its "rainy day" reserve fund to balance things out.
"The improvement in China's foreign exchange reserves in July reflects the ramping up of efforts by Chinese authorities to curb capital outflows," said IHS Markit Asia Pacific economist Rajiv Biswas. The government has been "clamping down on corporate outbound merger and acquisition deals, as well as tougher regulations on private individual remittances for foreign property purchases."
China's capital crackdown has had a widespread impact at home and abroad, and some areas are looking up. The yuan, for instance, has strengthened 3.4 percent against the dollar so far this year.
But for the Chinese firms that spent a record $200 billion in outbound deals last year, things aren't quite as rosy. Regulators are looking into bank loans used to finance the buys. They're also reviewing the overseas purchases, and there's a chance the government may ask firms to dispose of some assets.
Some firms are trying to get ahead of the continued crackdown. Conglomerate Dalian Wanda has already sold some off nearly $10 billion of its domestic properties, and is reportedly looking to offload some of its assets in Australia.
On the whole, Chinese companies are buying less — outbound mergers and acquisitions dropped 43 percent to $74 billion in the first half this year, according to financial markets platform Dealogic.
And after years of Chinese firms and individuals snapping up properties overseas, pushing real estate prices to new highs, buyers are finally pulling back. China's overseas direct property investment fell 82 percent in the first six months this year. Analysts forecast the downward trend will continue, leading to a "material slowdown," with transaction volume and prices expected to come under pressure, according to a Morgan Stanley report.
For Beijing, the risks remain. If the dollar strengthens and the yuan weakens, for instance, that may prompt investors to take their money again out of China to find more value abroad. And there's a big question of how leveraged companies became with the billions they spent investing overseas, which could pose real risks to the financial system.
But, for now, there are signs the government curbs have worked to slow the flow of money going abroad. And Beijing, for its part, doesn't look like it will step down on oversight anytime soon.
Starting on August 21, Chinese banks will be required to report daily to the government ATM withdrawals and domestic bank card spending overseas of more than 1,000 yuan (about $150).


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Russell Wilson makes a unique homecoming Sunday, returning to the city of his birth and one with deep connections to his family.
It was the summer of 1966 when Harrison B. Wilson, Jr. packed up his boys Harrison III and Benjamin and headed North from Falmouth, Kentucky to Cincinnati – the big city – to take in their first Major League Baseball game.
The family witnessed Los Angeles Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax win his 22nd game that summer, a 7-3 victory over the Reds at Crosley Field on Sept. 3.
"In those days you could pass the park on the highway and you could look over into the major league baseball park," Ben recalled. "I remember our dad had promised us we were going to go to a game, and that was the first game we got to see."
Then, in a bit of coincidence, Harrison B. Wilson III would settle in Clifton about 14 years later as a lawyer for Procter & Gamble. His wife, Tammy, attended Xavier University to finish nursing school, and she eventually worked at the University of Cincinnati.
And, at Christ Hospital, is where Harrison B. Wilson IV and his little brother, Russell, would be born.
So when Russell leads his Seattle Seahawks out onto the turf at Paul Brown Stadium Sunday afternoon, it's the most unique of homecomings for the 26-year-old quarterback.
His father relocated the family permanently to Richmond, Virginia when Russell was just over a year old, but when the family would go back to Kentucky for family reunions they would trek north to visit their home, and friends.
"He would point out this is where you lived, this is where I worked, all that kind of stuff," Ben said.
It's why Russell proudly represents Cincinnati as his birthplace, even now, and why he said Wednesday that if he could, he would grab a bowl of Skyline Chili and revisit his birth home.
"I was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, the 'nasty Nati,'" is how Russell opened his conference call with local media Wednesday. "I'm excited about it."
But as his uncle Ben recalled, "Cincinnati is special, for connections long before Russell was born."
One of those reasons was the special friendship Russell's father had with Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Reggie Williams. The two were teammates at Dartmouth College, and their bond only grew when they were reunited in the Queen City during the bulk of Williams' 14-year playing career.
It's also why Harrison IV, who attended Summit Country Day school, grew up a Bengals and Reds fan.
"Really because my dad's best friend was Reggie Williams and so we'd go over to his house after games," recalled Harrison IV, who works for Horizon Pharma, a pharmaceutical company headquartered in the Chicago area.
"So obviously when you're five years old and you have a massive human being and he plays for the team that's all you really know."
Harrison Wilson III would take his son to games on the tickets Williams would leave, but after that the memories cloud for his oldest son.
Naturally, his childhood allegiance to the orange and black faded due to time, and totally once Seattle drafted his younger brother in 2012.
"I still pay attention but I'm no longer Bengals fan," Harrison IV said. "Honestly, if my brother plays for the Seahawks, I'm an avid Seahawk fan. If he plays for somebody else all of a sudden I have a different color jersey. I've kind of removed all alliances once he got his opportunity."
What hasn't been displaced was what Williams meant to his father, and vice versa – which will ultimately always connect the Wilsons to Cincinnati.
"My dad would have done anything for Reggie. They had that type of relationship," Harrison IV said. "I think my dad really, really looked up to Reggie, who he could be academically, who he was as an athlete, and achieving goals."
It's one of the reasons why as he slogged through law school, Harrison III would train mercilessly, hoping for his own shot at the NFL. He was one of the last cuts by the San Diego Chargers before moving to Cincinnati.
"That's probably why my dad said you know what, I can do this, I can at least give this a try, I can at least give myself this opportunity," Harrison IV said.
That inspiration continued, even after Harrison III passed away in June of 2010. Six month later, when Russell led his N.C. State Wolfpack into the Champs Sports Bowl in Orlando, Florida, Williams met with him to share memories of his father.
"My brother dreamt the dream for Russell and Reggie Williams helped Russell visualize that dream."
It's why Sunday will make for an interesting viewing experience for Williams, who mistakenly called Russell, "Harry," in a conversation due to how similar the two look.
"I do love Cincinnati and will always root for them against any other team – but I will root for Russell Wilson not to get hurt," Williams said. "I hope the Bengals continue to win. The road to a championship is winning at home. A championship team is built around a great defense and the Bengals are playing great defense now, which means they've got to put all the stoppers on Russell Wilson. And I have very, very mixed feelings about that. It would be a very tough game to watch live."
He couldn't help but chuckle a little. It's hard for a former linebacker to admit this.
"I've never had that kind of concern at all about another player on another team, ever."
He's excited to take in the game though, and he will from his condo that overlooks the Peace River, which flows out to the Gulf of Mexico. But Williams acknowledges that even now, there is very little peace about the game. And there will be very little of that as he watches Sunday.


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Rolandino of Padova (1200–1276) was an Italian medieval jurist and writer.


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Mohammad Ataul Karim (born 4 May 1953) is a Bangladeshi American scientist and Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor of the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth with expertise in electro-optical systems, optical computing, and pattern recognition. His citation record has an h-index value of 30, g-index value of 59, and i10-index value of 99 and an RG score of 40.42 with over 4675 publications citing his research results. Karim is ranked amongst the top 50 researchers who contributed most to Applied Optics in its 50-year history. He was for 9 years the first Vice President for Research of Old Dominion University (ODU) in Norfolk, Virginia.
Born on 4 May 1953 in Barlekha, a border town in South Sylhet. He attended Shatma Primary for his elementary education and Patharia Chotolekha High for a year after which he left home to be schooled at Faujdarhat Cadet College (1965–1969), Sylhet MC College (1969–1972), and the University of Dacca (1972–1976) wherefrom he received his bachelor's honors degree in physics. Karim started his graduate studies at the University of Alabama in 1976 wherefrom he earned his master's degrees in physics (1978) and electrical engineering (1979), and a doctor of philosophy in electrical engineering (1982).


Question: Describe the Chicago police union's response to the murder of Laquan McDonald and the impact of the case on the city of Chicago.

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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The main Chicago police union is standing behind the white officer who was charged this week with first-degree murder for gunning down a black teenager. It is facing a backlash from leaders of the city’s black community as a result.
On its website, the Chicago lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), has posted a bail fund appeal for the officer, Jason Van Dyke, who is accused of shooting 17-year-old Laquan McDonald 16 times just six seconds after emerging from his patrol car on a street in Chicago on Oct. 20, 2014. An earlier link on the FOP's front page to a GoFundMe campaign was removed after the fundraising site said it violated a policy against its use by criminal defendants.
The FOP also is paying the lawyer representing Van Dyke, Daniel Herbert, himself a former FOP member the union pays to represent Chicago cops in misconduct cases. Funding such a defense is a common practice among U.S. police unions.
The FOP’s support for Van Dyke appears to have support within the union, according to email and phone interviews Reuters conducted with a number of white and black active-duty and retired cops, as well as union and black police association officials.
They stopped short of defending Van Dyke’s actions - which were caught in a graphic video made public this week - but did say it was important to place them in the context of a racially divided city beset by violence.
Some of the officers say they are concerned the city’s police force has become a political football and is not getting enough support from Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and police chief Garry McCarthy. These officers also say the decision by Cook County State’s Attorney Anita Alvarez to charge Van Dyke with first-degree murder, rather than the lesser charge of second-degree murder, was a politically motivated effort to head off outrage about the video.
"First degree is a high bar to set, and of course it's political," said one active duty police officer who asked not to be named, and who responded to written questions from Reuters by email.
A second police officer said most people would not understand the pressures on Van Dyke and other cops when they are dealing with someone holding a weapon, in this case a knife, and have to make split-second decisions.
"A police officer sees that video and has a different mindset than the rest of the people out there. It could be one of us,” the officer said.
Dion Trotter, president of the Cook County chapter of the National Black Police Association, said a 13-month delay in releasing the video of Van Dyke shooting McDonald frayed relations with the community. "Those kinds of things begin to break down the trust between police and community," Trotter said.
But Trotter backs the FOP’s decision to stand behind Van Dyke. "It's the FOP's job to support him,” he said.
The turmoil over the case – protesters blocked streets this week and disrupted Black Friday shopping on Chicago’s “Magnificent Mile” — has shone a spotlight on a police department unable to stanch violence in the city’s poor, black neighborhoods.
A group of African American aldermen last week called for the ouster of McCarthy, a key member of Emanuel’s administration. One also stated the police union contract, which expires in 2017, will now be scrutinized.
"Our caucus has vowed to work with other caucuses and other of our colleagues to review the FOP contract to make sure there are tougher policies and sanctions against police officers who do egregious or illegal acts,” said Alderman Pat Dowell.
McCarthy put Van Dyke on administrative duty soon after the shooting, but under terms of the FOP contract the cop still drew a police paycheck until he was charged with murder on Tuesday.
The police chief and the mayor have defended the delays in charging Van Dyke and releasing the video. They said their hands were tied, in part by the city's agreement with the union.
Dean Angelo, president of the local lodge of the FOP, dismissed criticism from lawmakers who he noted had unanimously approved the FOP contract. “Now, because it's advantageous to their political career, the FOP contract needs to go."
He also defended the FOP’s decision to post the appeal for a bail bond on its website, saying that no members have complained.
One concern among black city council members is the frequent use of lethal force by Chicago cops. In the seven years between 2008-2014, 74 percent of people shot by police in Chicago were black. Chicago police shot an average of 50 people a year in that period, against 31 a year for Los Angeles, 27 in New York City, and 14 in Houston. To be sure, though, Chicago's murder rate - at 17 per 100,000 people - is significantly higher than the other cities over the same period.
In almost all cases, investigations of the Chicago Police Department's officer-involved shootings find that lethal force is justified. However, the city spent $358 million from 2008-2014 to settle lawsuits against the city, the vast majority having to do with police misconduct. In the McDonald case, city lawyers preempted a lawsuit by agreeing to a $5 million settlement of all McDonald family claims arising from the case.


Question: Hi, can you please explain how to model this air flow in a computer case?

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Introduction: In this example you will model the flow of air inside a computer case due to its cooling fans.
Physical Problem: Compute and plot the velocity distribution in the case shown in the figure.
To plot the velocity profile within the case.
The X and Y position of the corner of the block (to create the fan) is (0.07,0.04).
The air entering the computer is traveling 0.1m/s.
The X and Y position of the corner of the block (to create the outlet) is (-0.17,-0.14).
· To best model this system, model the volume defining the case first.
· Then, delete only the volume (leaving the areas, lines, and keypoints) and create the areas defining the inlet and the outlet of the air flow.
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Question: Describe the Torigome Tower.

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The office suites have all been snapped up in the much loved local landmark.
A “one of a kind” Torigome tower will be full of tenants by the end of this month, after achieving dozens of registrations. Property managers have been overwhelmed by the interest shown in the building, which is nestled rather uncomfortably tightly between the Senro and the Tetsudo lines.
After lying empty while legally obligatory improvements were made following numerous building code and government hygiene violations, the Tori 11 will once again host a thriving and eclectic business community.
With its distinctive faded black exterior, the Tori 11 dominates the skyline around the station.
Redolent with history, this is Torigome’s oldest building, and the survivor of three attempts by local residents to have the wrecking ball put to it.
“This august build, with its charm, quirks and quaintness, will once again house a spirit of entrepreneurship. A spirit that will bring an immediate economic boost to the area,” gushed 52 year old property consultant, Kabi Susuri.
Whether viewed from a station platform, or from a distance, the tower makes an impression on locals, tourists, and keen urban observers.
The high-tech industry’s flag will also be flown in the building. Explained Susuri, “Tenants include a purveyor of sites that entertain those interested in the forum of eroticism featuring people too young to vote.


Question: Can you add a feature to Atom that plays a rap air horn sound when you press the f1 key?

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Adds a rap air horn to Atom.
Activate by pressing f1. Repeat.


Question: What about watches in movies?

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Watches in Movies | Watch appearances in movies and television supported by viewers like you.
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Question: Explain the origins and culture of the Sama-Bajau. Respond in 4 sentences.

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The Sama-Bajau refers to several Austronesian ethnic groups of Maritime Southeast Asia with their origins from the southern Philippines. The name collectively refers to related people who usually call themselves the Sama or Samah (formally A'a Sama, "Sama people"); or are known by the exonym Bajau (, also spelled Badjao, Bajaw, Badjau, Badjaw, Bajo or Bayao). They usually live a seaborne lifestyle, and use small wooden sailing vessels such as the "perahu" ("layag" in Meranau), "djenging" ("balutu"), "lepa", and "vinta" ("pilang"). Some Sama-Bajau groups native to Sabah are also known for their traditional horse culture.


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For #StampingSaturday this week I decided to add to a mani I had already done. I took Seche Irresistible* and embellished it.
I took off my ring finger polish and replaced it with Kays Masquerade. I got Masquerade in my Ninja Polish Grab bag, which I'm so happy I purchased! Masquerade is a gold and pink glitter bomb that is super pretty and covers completely in just two coats. I then used Orly Luxe and MoYou Explorer Plate 03 to add some henna type looks.
I hope everyone has a fun weekend! We're going to a Broadway Show tonight as part of my Christmas gift and I'm so excited! Can't wait! Be sure to check out the other stamping ladies below and join in your self!!
It was so fun to open up each one and be surprised!


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. Who was Vojko Seravic?

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Vojko Šeravić (26 October 1926 – 28 February 2006) was a Croatian rower. He competed in the men's eight event at the 1952 Summer Olympics.


Question: What is Google App Engine?

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.NET developers now have another option for the streamlined creation of cloud apps, now that Google App Engine has announced support for the Microsoft developer stack.
Google wants to make sure that .NET developers don't dismiss its app engine outright and in fact, wants its cloud offering to be a legitimate option among the many. It's doing that by adding native .NET support to its Google App Engine.
In a nutshell, Google App Engine, or GAE, is Google's cloud computing platform for developing and hosting Web apps via Google datacenters, with services for apps being able to be automatically scaled as needed. If there's any comparing to be done in the cloud, GAE would be third among with cloud behemoths Amazon Web Services (at the top) and Microsoft's Azure Cloud platform (runner up).
And that's how GAE differentiates itself from competitors. Where those services provide fairly comprehensive tools and a third-party ecosystem that allows for the ultimate in app customization, that customization comes at the cost of flexibility. Instead, GAE alleviates the many layers of infrastructure administration that are common with those services, particularly when creating apps to scale up or down as needed, paired with its simpler and less expensive overall costs for resource usage.
GAE now has support for ASP.NET Core as well as PHP 7.1, along with its original support for a variety of Web-friendly languages: Node.js, Ruby, Java 8, Python 2.7 or 3.5, and Go 1.8.
Google also provides Google Cloud Client Libraries for .NET, which is a set of APIs for tying into various Google Cloud services, such as storage, the query engine and the publishing subsystem. These AP libs are part of a larger set of tools contained in the Google Cloud SDK.
Google App Engine is currently in beta testing, and developers can find out more by starting at the documentation here.


Question: Describe the life and background of Robert Bruce Lockhart. Respond in 9 sentences.

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Sir Robert Hamilton Bruce Lockhart, KCMG (2 September 1887 – 27 February 1970) was a British diplomat (Moscow, Prague), journalist, author, secret agent and footballer. His 1932 book, "Memoirs of a British Agent", became an international best-seller, and brought him to the world's attention. It tells of his failed effort to sabotage the Bolshevik revolution in Moscow in 1918; his co-conspirators were double agents working for the Bolsheviks. In the end the "Lockhart Plot" was a cunning 'sting', deliberately manufactured and controlled by Soviet master spy Felix Dzerzhinsky with the goal of discrediting the British and French governments.
He was born in Anstruther, Fife, the son of Robert Bruce Lockhart, the first headmaster of Spier's School, Beith, Ayrshire, Scotland. His mother was Florence Stuart Macgregor, while his other ancestors include Bruces, Hamiltons, Cummings, Wallaces and Douglases. He claimed he could trace a connection back to Boswell of Auchinleck. In "Memoirs of a British Agent", he wrote, "There is no drop of English blood in my veins." He attended Fettes College in Edinburgh.


Question: Describe the Shelsley Walsh Speed Hill Climb. Respond in 274 words.

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The Shelsley Walsh Speed Hill Climb marked its 113th anniversary to the day with a run by Jaguar Formula E driver Mitch Evans on the world's oldest motorsport venue.
Evans, previously a winner in F1's feeder series GP2 and GP3, became the first driver to take an electric vehicle up the 1000-yard hill on August 12, setting a new record as a result. He set a best time of 30.46 seconds on a track that was damp and greasy from morning rain.
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In addition the event paid tribute to Shelsley’s extensive history, led by a recreation of the first winning run from 1905 with a Daimler 35HP as well as previous winners and record holders on hand to talk about their experiences at Shelsley Walsh.
'It was extremely different,' said Mitch Evans. 'It is my first hillclimb and I'm in at the deep end. It is amazing to see some of the cars here.
There were numerous celebrations and entries to celebrate the event’s past, which Jaguar has long had an association with. The record-breaking GN Spider of the 1920s made an appearance, as well as the Hepworth and Marsh Specials, Nic Mann’s 4.5 litre V8 Turbo and Mike Endean, the closed car record holder in his Puma Gould. There was also an ultra-rare Jaguar XJR-15 on display.
Before lunch on the Sunday there was the first of the Top 12 Run Offs, which included the frontrunners from the British Hillclimb Championship. Attendees at the event also had an opportunity to enter their road car, if it was built after 1985, in the Octane Magazine Concours.


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SAUGERTIES, N.Y. — Joe Sinnott says spider webs drive him crazy, even though he has been drawing them for over 50 years for one of the world’s most famous superheroes.
At 90, Mr. Sinnott still brings to life the action tales spun by Stan Lee, the co-creator of Spider-Man, continuing a collaboration begun in 1950 when Mr. Sinnott first went to work for Mr. Lee at what later became Marvel Comics. “Imagine having the same boss for 67 years,” Mr. Sinnott said. He added that they should be in the Guinness World Records book.
With pen and brush, he keeps Spider-Man flying over New York City, soaring from skyscraper to skyscraper, in a never-ending battle against supervillains. “It just takes time putting all those lines, and the tiny spider on Spider-Man’s chest, in such a small space,” Mr. Sinnott said.
After 41 years at Marvel, where he produced thousands of comic books for the likes of Captain America, the Incredible Hulk and Fantastic Four, Mr. Sinnott retired to work exclusively on the Spider-Man Sunday comic strip, distributed by King Features to newspapers across America. Mr. Lee still develops the story line.
Spider-Man made his debut in 1962, when Peter Parker, a high school science nerd, according to the plot, gained superhuman powers after being bitten by a radioactive spider. Fifty-five years later, his crime-fighting adventures are still popular. The latest film version, “Spider-Man: Homecoming,” starring the English actor Tom Holland, will arrive in theaters on Friday.
Mr. Sinnott is not involved with the movie, but he is one of the people most responsible for Spider-Man’s longevity and legacy. To fans, collectors and fellow artists, Mr. Sinnott is hero, too, for the larger-than-life figures he creates.
Mr. Sinnott is regularly asked by collectors worldwide to autograph prints, sketches and decades-old comic books, whose value increases significantly with his signature.
Despite such acclamation, Mr. Sinnott prefers small-town life in the Hudson Valley, where he has been his entire life except for service in the Navy during World War II and while attending the Cartoonists and Illustrators School — now the School of Visual Arts — in New York.
Producing the Spider-Man comic strip is a tag-team effort that crisscrosses the country, starting with Mr. Lee, whose office is in Beverly Hills, Calif. He sends the script to Alex Saviuk, an artist in Florida, for rough pencil drawings. Next, the work in progress goes to Janice Chiang in Woodstock, N.Y. — about 10 miles from Mr. Sinnott’s home studio — who hand-letters the dialogue in each comic panel.
When she’s finished, the strip goes back to California for Mr. Lee’s approval and then to Mr. Sinnott, who is like the anchor in a four-person relay.
Before publication, the strip heads across country one last time for coloring in California. Even as the newspaper industry has cratered in recent decades, “The Amazing Spider-Man” still appears in many papers, though a spokeswoman for King Features would not provide a precise count. The digital version of the comic has extended Spider-Man’s reach, and it appears on many websites.
Ms. Chiang believes Spider-Man’s popularity is based on Peter Parker’s determination to rise above personal difficulties in his quest to overcome evil with good. Unlike, say, the millionaire Bruce Wayne, who transforms into Batman, Parker is a humble middle-class young man, trying to help his Aunt May after his Uncle Ben’s murder.
Mr. Saviuk said Spider-Man wouldn’t be the same without Mr. Sinnott. “His lines are so smooth, silky and polished-looking compared to other inkers,” he said.
Mr. Sinnott’s portfolio is also heavy on baseball and World War II Army illustrations. His brother, Jack, was killed in France in 1944. Baseball is in Mr. Sinnott’s blood because his mother, Catherine, was a cousin of John McGraw, the renowned manager of the New York Giants and a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Growing up during the Great Depression, he couldn’t wait to spread Sunday comics on the living room floor. Strips like “Terry and the Pirates” — his favorite — “Jungle Jim” and “Flash Gordon” opened worlds of adventure and ignited his childhood imagination and creativity.
His handmade illustrations are something of an anomaly in today’s digital age.


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In the consumer sector, this technology is actively used to charge smartphones, tablets, wearable devices and other electronics. Node aims to develop a wide range of applications in consumer electronics, automotive, medical and many other industries. Our partners get an opportunity not only to increase their contributions but also to become the first owners of such unique devices. Our innovative developments, research activities in the field of storage and transmission of electricity, allow us to offer solutions that are characterized by high quality and efficiency of use. We are on the final stage of testing of prototype devices.
In an induction coil or an electric transformer, which have a metal or air core, the energy is transferred by a simple electromagnetic connection called magnetic induction. Using this method, the transmission and reception of energy became feasible at a considerable distance, but to obtain a significant voltage in this way it was necessary to arrange two coils very close to each other.
A magnetic/capacitive resonant coupling is used, where both inductors are tuned to a mutual frequency so that a considerable amount of energy can be transmitted over a considerable distance.
The essence of the promising technology from Node is the imposition of several electromagnetic waves in the form of impulses of different duration and frequency to each other, after which these waves pass through a special ferroelectric material and an electromagnetic lens from the structured metamaterial.
Great team and vision! Good luck here guys.
team is ok. finance is adeguate.
An excellent product, but there is not enough confidence that this it is in fact will be done as described in the WP. The opinions of industry experts or companies that could be trusted would be very useful.
Strong vision and team, exciting project to follow and curious to see how it progresses. Needs to do more to get these products to market and to start developing real traction among the community for adoption.
A real world gap potentially impacting billions of people is a strong value proposition.
Team is experienced in the subject technology.
There is no applied use of blockchain other than fundraising.
All the best to the team. I will be following this project.
Very interesting tech with an amazing potential. All the best!
A solid team, stong advisors, relatable product.
I'm personally do not see me as a user, since the whole idea of small plug is way less conveneient, that an embedded antenna for Qi or a similar technology.
Tokenomics is primitive (which may be for good), blockchain application looks artificial.
April 2018 looks to be too late to invest into this ICO.
Very nice Project, sounds like a promising product and team. good luck!
The whitepaper was comprehensive, the idea is great, and overall the team looks strong.
Very good technology with the great team behind it!
This project is very promising. Good luck guys!
Great project and amazing potential. Good luck.
This could be a big success though the idea is not new. Team and finance look good.


Question: Describe how minerals extraction revenues on federal lands in the US are distributed.

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Currently, all revenues from oil, gas, and coal extraction on federal lands are evenly split between the U.S. Treasury and the state where extraction occurs. The one exception is Alaska, where 90 percent of revenues from mineral leasing on federal lands in the state are directed to its government. State governments use these revenues to help pay for infrastructure, education, and public safety, among other things. In 2016, Western states collectively received approximately $1.3 billion in federal energy payments. Without these funds, state governments would either need to make deep cuts to essential public services or raise taxes to balance their budgets.


Question: Describe the importance of players leaving practice to attend class for Georgia Tech's football team.

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Players leaving practice early to attend class is a routine element of Georgia Tech’s football operations. This year, it could be a bit more impactful on what happens on Saturdays.
On Monday, the first day of the fall semester, among the Yellow Jackets who left practice about two-thirds of the way through was starting quarterback TaQuon Marshall. Starting offensive tackle Will Bryan was another.
Johnson said that losing players to class during practice Monday typically isn’t as problematic as other days. That day is typically reserved for reviewing the previous game and conditioning. The Tuesday and Wednesday practices are the most important for preparing the team for the coming game. However, Tech plays Louisville on a Friday (Oct. 5) and Virginia Tech on a Thursday (Oct. 25), meaning the practice schedule those weeks will be abbreviated.
Thursday is another day that players often leave practice early, but that practice is typically shorter and not as intensive.
On Monday, Johnson said that Marshall and the other teammates excused early for their 6 p.m. classes left at 5:20, which allowed them to participate in about 16 of the day’s 23 practice periods. The practice began at 3:45 p.m.


Question: Should we merge the __debugInfo() patch?

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This RFC is for exposing the “get_debug_info” API already available to internal classes (written in C) to PHP classes via a magic method called __debugInfo().
Double underscore is a reserved namespace, so any classes which happen to implement this are the ones which need to change.
Existing fallback behavior for internal classes not overriding get_debug_info is preserved via chaining to get_properties when no __debugInfo function is defined.
Rather than use __debugInfo() as the whole property info result, either merge it with the properties table or stuff it into a "__debugInfo" property and return it with the full properties table.
IMO, this takes control away from the user and removes a particularly useful reason for having the __debugInfo() magic method in the first place. Consider an object which points at itself (or more likely, another object which points back at the original). This normally results in a recursive loop. This is detected by the var_dump() routine, but only after a couple cycles. A more intelligent __debugInfo() output could avoid any iterations of the loop.
Vote [YES] to merge the __debugInfo() patch. See Vote 2 for options on what name it will have.
If Vote 1 passes, what should the userland magic method be called?


Question: What was Widemouth? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Widemouth was an unincorporated community and coal town located in Mercer County, West Virginia.


Question: Where is the Connecticut Convention Center located?

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The Connecticut Convention Center is a convention center located in downtown Hartford, Connecticut, United States, overlooking the Connecticut River.


Question: Describe the region of Umbria.

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Umbria ( , ) is a region of central Italy. It includes Lake Trasimeno and Marmore Falls, and is crossed by the River Tiber. The regional capital is Perugia. Umbria is known for its landscapes, traditions, history, culinary delights, artistic legacy, and influence on culture.


Question: Hey, do you know anything about the Greek band 'Melisses'? Respond in 8 sentences.

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Melisses (Greek; Μέλισσες, stylized as "ΜΕΛΙSSES") is a Greek pop-rock band that was formed in May 2008 with Christos Mastoras on lead vocals. The band has released three albums as of early 2015.
Melisses first became known in 2009 with their single "Krifa" (Secretly, Greek; Κρυφά) and its accompanying music video. They participated on the Greek final for the Eurovision Song Contest 2010 performing the song "Kinezos" (Chinese). Though they didn't win, the song became their second single and was a hit. After that came the release of their debut album "Mistiko" (Secret), which included "Krifa", "Kinezos" and 11 more songs. Three more singles were released from the album: "Epikindina Filia" (Dangerous Kisses), "Mistiko" and "Lonely Hearts". They also performed at the 2010 MAD Video Music Awards with Myronas Stratis, singing "Prin mas dei kaneis" and "Kryfa".


Question: Do you know anything about the book 'Delivering Happiness'? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Delivering Happiness (2010) is a book by Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh. It details his life as an entrepreneur, with emphasis on the founding of LinkExchange and Zappos.


Question: What do you know about Rolf Klementsen? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Rolf Klementsen (28 March 1913 – 5 February 1983) was a Norwegian sports shooter. He competed in the 50 m pistol event at the 1952 Summer Olympics.