Question: What happened when Donald Trump refused to pay his contractors?

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During the Atlantic City casino boom in the 1980s, Philadelphia cabinet-builder Edward Friel Jr. landed a $400,000 contract to build the bases for slot machines, registration desks, bars and other cabinets at Harrah's at Trump Plaza.
However, the consistent circumstances laid out in those lawsuits and other non-payment claims raise questions about Trump’s judgment as a businessman, and as a potential commander- in- chief. The number of companies and others alleging he hasn’t paid suggests that either his companies have a poor track record hiring workers and assessing contractors, or that Trump businesses renege on contracts, refuse to pay, or consistently attempt to change payment terms after work is complete as is alleged in dozens of court cases.
Similar cases have cropped up with Trump’s facilities in California and New York, where hourly workers, bartenders and wait staff have sued with a range of allegations from not letting workers take breaks to not passing along tips to servers. Trump's company settled the California case, and the New York case is pending.
Trump's Doral golf resort also has been embroiled in recent non-payment claims by two different paint firms, with one case settled and the other pending. Last month, his company’s refusal to pay one Florida painter more than $30,000 for work at Doral led the judge in the case to order foreclosure of the resort if the contractor isn’t paid.
Aerial view of Mar-a-Lago, the oceanfront estate of Donald Trump in Palm Beach, Fla., on Jan. 22, 2005.
Despite the Trumps’ assertion that his their companies only refuse payment to contractors “when somebody does a bad job,” he has sometimes offered to hire those same contractors again. It’s a puzzling turn of events, since most people who have a poor experience with a contractor, and who refuse to pay and even fight the contractor in court, aren’t likely to offer to rehire them.
Donald Trump, right, waits with his brother Robert for the start of a Casino Control Commission meeting in Atlantic City on March 29, 1990. Trump was seeking final approval for the Taj Mahal Casino Resort, one of the world's largest casino complexes.
In the meeting, Donald Trump told his father that the company’s work was inferior, Friel said, even though the general contractor on the casino had approved it. The bottom line, Trump told Edward Friel, was the company wouldn't get the final payment. Then, Friel said Trump added something that struck the family as bizarre. Trump told his dad that he could work on other Trump projects in the future.
Donald Trump stands next to a genie lamp as the lights of his Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort light up the evening sky marking the grand opening of the venture in Atlantic City on April 5, 1990.
“Yes, there were a lot of other companies," he said of those Trump left waiting to get paid. "Yes, some did not survive."
The analysis of Trump lawsuits also found that professionals, such as real estate agents and lawyers, say he's refused to pay them sizable sums of money. Those cases show that even some loyal employees, those selling his properties and fighting for him in court, are only with him until they’re not.
In 2012, Virginia-based law firm Cook, Heyward, Lee, Hopper & Feehan filed a lawsuit against the Trump Organization for $94,511 for legal fees and costs. The case was eventually settled out of court. But as the case unfolded, court records detail how Trump's senior deputies attacked the attorneys' quality of work in the local and trade press, leading the firm to make claims of defamation that a judge ultimately rejected on free speech grounds.
Edward Friel, left, and his wife, owned a family cabinetry business that says it was badly harmed by non-payment on a big contract at one of Donald Trump's Atlantic City casinos.
Donald Trump casts himself as a protector of workers, but a USA TODAY Network investigation found hundreds – carpenters, dishwashers, painters, even his own lawyers – who say he didn’t pay them for their work.


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Burrsville is an unincorporated community in Caroline County, Maryland, United States. One of the first references is on the 1875 Map of Caroline County, where the Burrsville Post Office appears. It is located near the Delaware border.


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I don't know about you but everytime I play any Total War game - or any strategic game for that matter, I always draw ton of maps with my empire, my expansion plans, how the wars went etc.
And I discovered I'm pretty awful at keeping proportions right - which isn't really different from vast majority of people (give it a try yourself). But then, I thought - I can use a computer to draw blank map for me, and I can then draw on that.
For games based on Rome engine there's already regions.tga with all the data we need, it just needs some processing to make it usable as a blank political map.
And once I had a script to do so, I thought why not generate such map for all the games.
It would be pretty easy to generate such maps for any other mod, but I recently reinstalled everything so I have no Rome/Medieval2 mods (other than Concentrated Vanilla) currently installed.
If you want such map for you mod, email me regions.tga and I'll email you back the map. Or I could send you the script if you want.
Blue is water (regions.tga doesn't indicate which regions are water, so I had to do that part manually), green is land, black is city, white is port, dark gray borders should be continuous, so flood filling can be safely used for coloring (just remember to turn off anti-aliasing in tools options if your graphics program defaults to that like Photoshop does, since it's pixel data).
I'm sure there will be more cats in the next post.


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The 1973 Central Michigan Chippewas football team represented Central Michigan University during the 1973 NCAA Division II football season. In their seventh season under head coach Roy Kramer, the Chippewas compiled a 7–4 record and outscored their opponents, 197 to 151. The team played its home games in Perry Shorts Stadium in Mount Pleasant, Michigan, with attendance of 78,547 in five home games.


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The US has zero intelligence to claim a chemical attack took place in a rebel-held area in Syria, nor does it have access, former CIA officer and counter-terrorism specialist Philip Giraldi says.
Giraldi joined RT America’s ‘News with Ed’ to discuss Washington’s condemnation of Russia’s policy in Syria, which amounts to “pushing all the buttons it can” to remain relevant, he said.
RT: How do you assess what is going on between the US and Russia right now over Syria?
Philip Giraldi: The reality here is that the US is a bit player in the resolution of the conflict. The US did very little – ISIS was basically defeated by Russia, Iran and the Syrian government. The US feels it’s left out in the cold. So it is pushing all the buttons as it can. We have again this claim of chemical weapons taking place in an area controlled by the rebels, which has no credibility whatsoever.
RT: How good is US intelligence on what’s going on in Syria, in your opinion?
PG: I would say we have zero intelligence in terms of something like this – a claimed chemical attack taking place in an area… where no one, including the US, has access… They certainly have satellite photos showing whatever the rebels have been able to stage. They probably have some other sensors and things, but they don’t have good intelligence on this sort of thing.
RT:What would you think if Donald Trump ordered another cruise missile attack to counter this? What would that do?
PG: I have to hope that he wouldn’t consider it, because the last one turned out to be, in political terms, a bad move, in terms of the fact that after the attack, it became very clear the intelligence it was based on was very poor. So I hope he’s learned his lesson from that. But on the other hand, he is extremely impulsive, and might try to do something like this – this would be a very bad precedent.
RT: Does it bother you that Secretary of State Tillerson speaks with such conviction on this issue about who is responsible for chemical weapon usage?
PG: Yes, it bothers me in terms of what he is saying, what Nikki Haley is saying. Essentially they… are saying things that they don’t know. And it is very clear to me as a former intelligence officer that they don’t know it, because if they had the evidence, there would be ways of conveying it. They haven’t conveyed anything that, to me, is significant.
RT: Does this sound like future covert operations could be on the horizon for the US in Syria?
PG: The whole idea of this residual force that they’ve been pushing to stay in Syria, which the US is in illegally anyway, is part of this. There are certainly covert actions probably being planned. Mike Pompeo, head of the CIA, has been very clear that the US is going to get, as he puts it, “vicious.” And “vicious” would certainly include covert action in Syria.


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and Mike Linden as the Wonderland ad announcer.
“Green Valley Waltz” and “Shove That Pigs Foot A Little Farther in the Fire” by Adrienne Howard, Emily Peterson and Dirk Tiede.


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Earwolf and Wolfpop favorites Paul F. Tompkins and Matt Gourley join Scott to talk about some exciting news! Yes, we finally find out what their morning routines consist of in full detail but just as important, we get all the info on the updated HOWL app. We’ll hear all about the amazing new features including ad free episodes of your favorite Earwolf/Wolfpop shows as well as Howl Originals such as Superego: Forgotten Classics and more. Plus, stuntman Chin Dollhouse arrives to talk about some of the many famous stunts he has done that haven’t seen the light of day and best selling author Danielle Steele stops by to promote her new book “Chimney Smoke Hairdo.” Download the Howl app or go to Howl.FM and use the promo code CBB for a one month free trial of Howl Premium!


Question: Respond in 47 sentences. Describe Apple's entry into the South Korean market and the upcoming winter Olympics opening ceremony.

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Apple today announced that its first retail store in South Korea opens on Saturday, January 27, at 10:00 a.m. local time, just a few weeks prior to the 2018 Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Pyeongchang on Friday, February 9.
The store is located in the upscale Garosugil shopping area in the Gangnam District of Seoul, the capital of South Korea. The location will be open seven days per week and, like other Apple retail stores, it will host Today at Apple sessions and have a Genius Bar for device repairs and troubleshooting.
By the looks of it, this should be Apple's 500th retail store around the world. That total includes the Apple Park Visitor Center and Infinite Loop locations, which both sell Apple products alongside promotional merchandise, and it also factors in the rare permanent closure of Apple's Simi Valley store last year.
It's possible that Apple could announce at least one other new store opening between now and late January, such as its nearly ready Vienna, Austria location, in which case the Korean store would obviously not be exactly 500th. We've reached out to Apple for an official store count and we'll update if we hear back.
Apple is promoting its Garosugil store with a colorful, animated greeting in both English and Korean on its website, with a matching mural along the storefront that now reveals the January 27 opening date to those passing by.
Apple confirmed plans to open its first store in South Korea just over a year ago, and both construction and hiring have been underway since. The store was originally reported to open December 30, but the location evidently wasn't quite ready in time, and it'll now officially open in less than two weeks.
Apple's first two stores opened in May 2001 at shopping malls in Tysons Corner, Virginia and Glendale, California. By our count, Apple now has 272 retail stores in the United States, while this Garosugil location will be its 228th retail store elsewhere, pushing it to the 500 mark in less than 17 years.
Apple remains in the process of renovating dozens of those stores with a fresher aesthetic. Many of the locations have expanded by adding a floor or taking over adjacent storefronts, while some stores have relocated entirely.
You could partially blame Samsung and other Korean manufactures for that. They've been in cahoots with the government over keeping Apple at bay for as long as possible.
Good timing with the Winter Olympics coming up.
No. You can't. Frisbee stores (which look exactly like Apple stores even down to the tables and uniforms) have been operating in all the major shopping malls and districts in Seoul for years.
Apple had very little penetration into the Korean market because LG and Samsung offer better deals and packages specific to Koreans.
For example, LG is a mobile carrier in Korea with the LGU+ network, and Apple's phones do not work on that network at all. Samsung built Bixby specifically for Koreans in their own language. S-Pay was built to work with existing payment terminals in Korea (most of which don't use NFC, but still Magnetic Strip) and their phones have tighter integration with apps from Naver and Daum/Kakao - which is essential for things like Maps.
Apple have had a presence in Korea since the iPhone 3G was released with Frisbee. They just weren't that popular and a lot of Korean apps didn't bother to make iPhone versions.
Only now does Apple have enough market penetration in Korea to open one store in an an affluent area of Seoul.
It's been confirmed that the gov't deterred Apple's penetration?
There were laws specifically discouraging import of foreign cellphones into the country. One was mandating the installation WIPI platform onto the phone, and the second was requiring schematics and hefty testing costs to import cellphones even personally. The first one was originally made in good faith, to foster interoperability of phone apps across different carriers, but it also inhibited import of foreign phones, effectively acting as a trade barrier. It was withdrawn in early 2009, mere months before the introduction of iPhones in Korea. The latter was also relaxed around the similar timeframe. Whether the whole thing was willful play is up for debate, but that the government deterred Apple's entry into Korean cellphone market is without doubt.
I wonder whether they’ll sell special edition Olympic watch bands (sport loop this time round?) at the store like they did with the country-themed woven nylon band during the summer Olympics in Rio.
Can't beileve 499 stores had to be opened before opening one in the country of their most important competitor.
Not understanding why that's hard to believe.
What is that Hangul logo saying?
Edit: To elaborate a bit, the way it's written, "바ㄴ가워요", is technically a bit broken as it should be "반" instead of "바ㄴ" for the first letter, but I think it's just a bit of typographical liberty at play. I would have expected "반갑습니다" (ban-gapseumnida), which is a more formal way of saying it. The one used by Apple is has a more informal, friendly tone. I'm not sure why Apple is trying to be so friendly all of a sudden after sort-of neglecting the customers for so long, but oh well.
Uh-oh. That's 1 store for every 15 million people worldwide. So Apple will have to reach 1500 stores before they get around to us here in New Zealand.
Seems to be same in Finland.


Question: Respond in detail. What's going on with the rumored Epcot entrance hotel?

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Land clearing is now underway for a stormwater retention pond related to the rumored Epcot entrance area hotel. A permit was recently filed with the state for the excavation of the site. Here’s a look at the work taking place along World Drive and the Epcot entrance road, near the solar fields that were installed last year.
Here’s a look at the permit related to the work. The land clearing is currently taking place in the area marked Pond A – Phase 1.
There is even some work taking place in the Phase 2 section of the permit as seen below.
The pond, when complete, will take up the entire space represented by the green color below, making room for the rumored Epcot entrance hotel somewhere in the yellow space. For a more detailed breakdown, check out our post where we first reported the news.
The stormwater retention pond serves two purposes when being used for a large project. The first is that it displaces a lot of dirt that is usually used in connection to land grading/filling for a secondary site. We saw this with the pond created to support work being done in connection with Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, the Hollywood Studios parking lot expansion, and the Star Wars Hotel. The second use is to allow for proper management of water resources. Oftentimes, an existing canal or low-lying area will be filled in for a large project and Disney needs to allow for the proper runoff of the large amount of rain and other ground-level water displaced.


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Hi! My name is Dr. Scott Acton. I work on the James Webb Space Telescope. Starting on April 1, I am going to take some time off my job so I can bicycle around the world (or nearly so). As I travel, I will stop and talk to schools, colleges, communities and individuals about this amazing telescope which is going to replace the Hubble in a few years. I will keep a daily blog and picture gallery on this website so you can keep up with my progress.
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Ajrara gharana or Ajrada gharana is one of the six main traditional schools in tabla drum. The distinctiveness of this Gharana is the use of complex Bols and Meend. Pakhawaj bols are rare. The stress is on Ad and Barabar laya. It specializes in the three-time pattern. The position of the left drum is not changed, but its face is touched with the thumb.


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The 2008 Russian Figure Skating Championships () was the figure skating national championship to determine the national champions of Russia for the 2007–2008 season. Skaters competed at the senior level in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies singles, pair skating, and ice dancing. The event was used as one of the criteria to help determine the team for the 2008 European Figure Skating Championships.
The competition took place between 3 and 7 January 2008 in the Ice Palace in Saint Petersburg, Russia.


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Local governments will be powerless to prevent medical marijuana dispensaries from sprouting up anywhere and everywhere should Amendment 2 pass this fall, opponents of the measure say.
A pamphlet from Vote No on 2 recently mailed to voters warns that the constitutional amendment prevents any kinds of restrictions on the locations of marijuana-related businesses. The amendment would allow doctors to recommend medical marijuana for certain health conditions and patients to pick up the drug from dispensaries that sell it.
"Because there's no local option to allow communities to ban, limit or restrict the location of pot shops, if Amendment 2 passes you can expect the seedy elements of the pot industry to move in right next door to your neighborhood, your church, your business and even your child's school," the pamphlet cautions.
Vote No on 2 is a campaign run by the Drug Free Florida Committee, an antidrug group started in 2014.
We wanted to know whether Amendment 2 prevented communities from their own bans on so-called "pot shops."
The short answer is that the amendment does not have any provisions for local legislation — but that's only because the state would eventually be deciding whether local jurisdictions could do that.
If Amendment 2 passes, doctors would only recommend cannabis, because it's illegal under federal law. Doctors would risk losing their ability to practice medicine if they prescribe marijuana. Pharmacies also can't legally distribute cannabis, making dispensaries necessary.
The proposed amendment requires the Legislature and the health department to figure out all the details of implementing medical marijuana should the measure pass — including the number of dispensaries and where they're allowed to be.
Vote No on 2 spokeswoman Christina Johnson pointed out to us that Amendment 2 does not include any language about a local option, and therefore doesn't guarantee the state will allow local control. But the amendment also doesn't prevent the state from letting local jurisdictions create their own rules.
Kate Bell, legislative counsel for the Marijuana Policy Project, said regulations would have to spell out specifics, such as setbacks from schools and how dispensaries must follow local zoning laws. If the state doesn't make distinct rules about dispensaries, local rules would likely apply.
The examples from other laws vary, as all 25 medical marijuana states (plus the District of Columbia) differ in regulations.
In New York, a rule says dispensaries can't be within 1,000 feet of a "school, church, synagogue or other place of worship." In Washington, D.C., a dense urban area, dispensaries and cultivation centers where marijuana is grown may be no closer than 300 feet of a "preschool, primary or secondary school, or recreation center."
There is some precedent for local governments being prevented from prohibiting dispensaries entirely. Maryland regulations say a licensed dispensary "shall conform to all local zoning and planning requirements," but the state's attorney general has said in an opinion that those rules can't outright ban dispensaries. Arizona law says "cities, towns and counties may enact reasonable zoning regulations that limit the use of land for registered nonprofit medical marijuana dispensaries to specified areas," but court rulings have said those laws can't make opening a dispensary practically impossible.
Andrew Livingston, a policy analyst for national law firm Vicente Sederberg, which represents marijuana businesses, said Florida is fairly unique in trying to pass a constitutional amendment with the expectation of marijuana storefronts. Nevada and Colorado passed constitutional amendments, and both allow local dispensary bans.
He said almost all states that used voter-approved initiatives — like California, Oregon and Alaska — made the decision before the idea of dispensaries became popular.
More than two dozen Florida cities have already regulated or completely banned medical marijuana sales. Boca Raton, for example, has a moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries, cultivation, processing or distribution until city zoning rules are ironed out. Pasco County has banned any type of marijuana business.
And while cannabis is still illegal in Plant City, the city commission passed an ordinance Aug. 8 in anticipation of Amendment 2 winning at the polls. If federal law one day changes, medical marijuana dispensaries would be allowed, but they still have to be at least 500 feet from schools, churches, day cares, drug treatment centers, public parks and residential areas.
While the statement is technically accurate about the amendment's wording, fears about the precise locations of pot shops and local control are premature. We rate the statement Mostly False.


Question: Describe the latest street art from Banksy at the Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem.

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Banksy is back at his “Walled Off Hotel” to celebrate his Christmas with his latest festive spectacular called “The Alternativity” which opens today December 3rd at 5PM in front of the hotel.
On top of a play with Danny Boyle and several other surprises, the anonymous British street artist just unveiled two brand new street pieces located around his infamous hotel in the city of Bethlehem in Palestine.
The first piece “Peace On Earth” is a text based work which reads “Terms And Conditions Apply”, it can be found in front of the Milk Groto Church.
The second piece shows two stenciled angels, equipped with a crowbar and trying to breakthrough the separation wall. As usual with Banksy, its a perfect placement for this cute and cheeky artwork. The piece was supposedly painted a few days / weeks ago and hidden in plain sight with a banner announcing the event.
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Question: Respond in 1 sentences. Explain the Ramsay Principle.

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"Ramsay principle" is the shorthand name given to the decision of the House of Lords in two important cases in the field of UK tax, reported in 1982:


Question: Describe the current state of Kingdom Come: Deliverance on Xbox One.

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Due to a confusing and opaque updating process, Xbox One players are still trying to figure out how their version of Kingdom Come: Deliverance compares to the one on PS4 and PC. Mixed messages from developer Warhorse Studios don’t seem to be helping.
The newly released game made waves earlier this week due to an over 20GB day one patch scheduled to download when the game launched on February 14. PC and PS4 owners got the patch on day one, while Xbox One owners claimed it never arrived, despite a statement from the development team that all of the patches had gone out. “We are aware of the bugs that could happen and working hard on fixing them,” said Rick, Kingdom Come’s US Community Manager, on Reddit. “Steam has the latest patch already, console owners will get this patch (1.0.3 for PS4, 1.0.0.118 Xbox) ASAP.” He added that the next patch to continue fixing issues would arrive within a couple weeks.
Many players remained unconvinced, however, or at the very least confused. They believe some features in Kingdom Come are available on PS4 and PC currently but not Xbox One, like the ability to draw a bow while in stealth mode, i.e. crouching. Unfortunately, without easy to locate patch notes for each platform to make any differences explicit it’s hard to tell if these features were part of the day one patch or another patch, further confusing the status of the Xbox version. Matters weren’t helped by some confusing tweets put out by Warhorse’s Twitter account that shifted tenses, seeming to imply the patch was coming soon, and then out, but then actually not yet out. In response to questions on Twitter, Xbox Support referred people back to a recent developer tweet that does little to clear things up. Kotaku has reached out to Warhorse Studios for more clarification.
On PC, the game remains plagued with bugs as well as some more fundamental gameplay issues. But at least updates seem to be rolling out there the quickest.


Question: What is going on with Ann Coulter at Berkeley? Respond in detail.

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Update (4:25 pm, EDT): The New York Times reports that the University of California, Berkeley will allow Ann Coulter to speak on campus May 2, after initially cancelling her planned April 27 appearance.
FIRE will continue to investigate the details of this developing story.
We at FIRE have watched the situation on campus with growing alarm, particularly at the birthplace of the free speech movement: the University of California, Berkeley.
When the riots on Feb. 1 ended a planned speech by former Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos at Berkeley, we condemned the violence. However, we tried to be cautious in our statements about the actions of the Berkeley administration, as it seemed plausible that the campus police were simply overwhelmed by the number of protesters and the intensity and scale of the violence. But in the weeks following the incident, Berkeley appears to have done nothing to prevent events like the Feb. 1 riots from happening again.
Since that time, the Berkeley College Republicans’ property has been destroyed, the group cancelled a speech by conservative activist and Berkeley alumnus David Horowitz after the administration threw up numerous roadblocks, and now it has been told that conservative commentator Ann Coulter may not speak as planned due to the danger posed by potentially violent protesters.
This is a chilling and dangerous precedent.
The Berkeley administration is incentivizing anyone who doesn’t want a particular speaker to be heard to threaten (or even engage in) acts of violence. This all but guarantees that speakers who are controversial on a particular campus will be silenced, and teaches a generation of students that resorting to violence will be rewarded. Students are learning deeply illiberal lessons. I can think of few things that are more corrosive to higher education or a pluralistic democracy.
Anyone who responds to speech with violence should be prosecuted. So far, to our knowledge, nobody has been charged at Middlebury College, and possibly only one person has been charged in the Berkeley riots.
When students physically block access to speeches or shout down speakers to prevent them from being heard, they should likewise be punished. Failing to address these disruptions grants an ongoing heckler’s veto to would-be censors. This is inimical to both freedom of speech and academic freedom on campus.
There is a reason nobody says, “If you want to stop a bully, give him everything he wants.” Failure to address violent responses to speech only encourages more violence, while turning great institutions like the University of California, Berkeley, into environments where what can be said — and therefore, what can be taught — is dictated by a minority of violent students and other protesters.
To put it in stark terms, not taking a stand against violent protesters is eventually going to get someone killed.
FIRE is continuing to investigate the situation at Berkeley and will have further updates soon.


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The Juno Award for Jazz Album of the Year - Group has been awarded since 2015, as recognition each year for the best jazz album of a group in Canada.


Question: "It seems like WotC is pandering to resellers more by giving them more cards with the Buy-A-Box promos. I heard that stores will get 20/40/60 copies of them depending on their WPN status and if a customer buys 3 they get 3 copies of the card. I get the idea of providing a bonus to those who buy boxes but then again this is allowing them to buy the cards at a 20-25% lower price and then sell them at

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1: Stores will receive 20/40/60 copies of this promo depending on their WPN status.
2: If a customer buys 3 boxes, they get 3 copies of the card, while supplies last.
By posting how against this you are, even with your FTV example, you make it very clear that no matter what WotC does, “the players” (5% of players at most) will be unhappy. I’d also be willing to bet that of those players, almost none buy sealed product, and if they do, they buy it at bargain pricing online. This is helping magic, even if you don’t see it.
Thanks for looking up the 20/40/60 numbers, I only knew it was 20 for my local LGS (which expects to order 25 total cases of the set over its lifetime).
I’m 100% fine with handouts to stores. FTV was a great store handout despite the massive ill-will it caused (my LGS sold FTV: Jace at market price and a lot of people immediately called them greedy gougers).
Setting a precedence for ultra-rare cards being legal in multiple formats, however, is so bad that it makes the overall promotion worse than doing nothing, in my opinion.
Instead, a promo reprint of a proven card from a set like Kaladesh would have avoided all of the negatives, and I expect competitive and casual players alike would have been enticed by a BAB promo of Walking Ballista, Torrential Gearhulk, The Scarab God, or something like that (if sticking to Standard). If going outside Standard, there’s even more options.
The XLN promo was excellent.
I have also seen the idea floated to have the BAB promos be cards from upcoming sets. So like if Firesong is the DOM promo, it will be in packs of Guilds of Ravnica, and your reward for buying a box is getting to play with the card a year earlier than everyone else.
This is really dangerous, IMO, if the card is legal immediately.
With this though you may end up with a pay2win effect, by which in the small gaps between sets players with cash to burn can buy the BAB promo and cheese out tournaments with it until it rotates in, sadly it’s only a good idea if the card isnt legal in non-casual formats, which isnt reeaaaally gonna entice people to buy a box for it, unless it’s pretty?
Many stores only give 1 buy-a-box promo per person. At least in Ohio.
It was a new change to allow a single person to receive 1 BAB promo per box bought, in previous sets it was 1 BAB promo per person. I believe it only changed for Dominaria, though it may have been Ixalan.
The first time there’s a $100 card on standard because of this, all of the players who buy from stores will be unhappy.
It’s going to happen sooner or later, so buckle up.
This is hurting magic, whether or not you see it.
2) Is absolutely false depending on location.
I’ve been to stores where they only give out 1 promo per person no matter how many boxes they sell. I’ve also been to stores that only give them to people that buy cases.
Ehm… why the hell would opened boxes not contain the card. If a reseller opens the box, hell sell that card too… wont he?
Nexus does not ever appear in boosters.


Question: Explain the benefits of running VMware workloads in Azure.

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Just as each organization is unique, each organization will take a unique path to the cloud. Whether you are transferring data, migrating infrastructure, modernizing applications, or building a new app, Azure allows you to move to the cloud in a way that makes the most sense for your needs.
As part of this journey, one request I hear frequently is the desire to move existing on-premises VMware workloads to Azure. This includes migrating VMware-based applications to Azure and integrating with Azure.
Today we are announcing new services to help you at every step of your VMware migration to Azure.
Discovery and assessment. Azure Migrate can discover your on-premises VMware-based applications without requiring any changes to your VMware environment. Azure Migrate offers the unique capability to visualize group level dependencies in multi-VM applications, allowing you to logically group and prioritize the entire application for migration. Through utilization discovery of the CPU, memory, disks, and network, Azure Migrate also has built-in rightsizing to offer size and cost guidance so when you migrate, you can save money.
Migration. Once discovery has completed, with just a few easy clicks, you can migrate your on-premises applications to Azure. Azure Site Recovery (ASR) enables customers to migrate VMware-virtualized Windows Server and Linux workloads with minimal downtime. ASR offers application-centric migration, allowing you to sequence your application servers as they migrate. No other cloud provider offers this built-in multi-tier sequencing. Additionally, Azure Database Migration Service enables customers to migrate their SQL Server and Oracle databases directly into the fully managed Azure SQL Database. For customers who need large volume storage migration, we recently announced Azure Data Box, an appliance designed to simplify data movement to Azure.
Resource & Cost Optimization. Once deployed in Azure, with the free Azure Cost Management service (formerly called Cloudyn), you can easily forecast, track, and optimize your spending. Our calculations show up to 84% TCO savings for certain on-premises VMware to Azure migration scenarios. You can reference this VMware to Azure TCO guide to learn more and even run TCO calculations, yourself. As an example, Capstone Mining has gone through this journey and already saved $6M in capital and operating costs.
Integrate VMware workloads with Azure services. There are many Azure services that you can use together with VMware workloads without any migration or deployment, enabling you to keep your entire environment secure and well-managed across cloud and on-premises. This includes Azure Backup, Azure Site Recovery (for Disaster Recovery), update/configuration management, Azure Security Center and operational intelligence using Azure Log Analytics. You can even manage your Azure resources in the public cloud using the VMware vRealize Automation console. Somerset County Council and Russell Reynolds Associates are example customers who have integrated Azure services with their VMware VMs.
Many of you are looking to move to the cloud to help your business move faster. Azure provides security, reliability, and global scale to help you deliver and scale your applications. At the same time, we understand that it may not be possible to run your entire business in the cloud. You may have low-latency, regulatory, or compliance requirements that require you to run some of your applications on-premises, in a hybrid way. The reality is, running your VMware virtualization stack in the cloud does not address your hybrid requirements. For this, you need a broad set of hybrid services and solutions that provide not just connectivity and virtualization, but true consistency across your cloud and on-premises environments.
Azure is the only true hybrid cloud that enables consistency across application development, management, security, data, and identity. This is made possible with a rich set of offerings like Azure Stack, Azure Backup, Azure Site Recovery, Azure Security Center, SQL Server Stretch DB, Azure Active Directory, and hybrid management with patching, configuration, and monitoring of both cloud and on-premises servers. No other cloud offers this level of comprehensive hybrid capabilities.
We are committed to investing in tools, solutions and services that make Azure simple for you no matter what your needs and where you are in your cloud journey. I can’t wait to hear more about your cloud story.


Question: Explain how Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party manifesto positively affects progressive politics in Britain.

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As a result, three things have changed. First, there is clarity about what Corbynism represents, both its ambitions and its limits. Faced with the choice, Corbyn opted to send 18-year-olds to university for free rather than reverse all cuts to welfare benefits. Faced with necessity, he disavowed pacifism and pledged to authorise war in the last resort.
Second, from the experience on the doorstep and on the high street this weekend, the manifesto is popular, even if Corbyn himself remains “Marmite” to some voters. Third, it accelerates the possibility of a new centre party emerging after the 8 June election.
I think it would be a positive development. Labour, far from collapsing like its French counterpart, has put on five percentage points in three weeks by discovering its inner Bevanite. By contrast, it is the liberal centre that has become disorganised and incoherent.
At every well-heeled political gathering, denial reflexes are stronger than coherent plans of action. Each week, a new straw emerges to clutch at: maybe the involvement of foreign tech firms makes the referendum illegal; maybe Gina Miller will work her magic in the courtroom; maybe the deal will be so bad that parliament will have to call a second referendum.
For the forseeable future, progressive politics in Britain will be a story of alliances. Those inside Labour who cannot stomach the decisive rejection of free-market economics and adventurist war should have the decency to campaign on the manifesto, which was democratically scrutinised and agreed.
They should be proud of Labour’s pledges to end the health cuts, make university tuition free, end the elderly care crisis and begin the move to a Nordic model of childcare. If they can’t be, they will feel happier elsewhere.
Like tens of thousands of party activists, I feel this is a manifesto Labour could win on, even if it may not in the extraordinary circumstances of 2017. It has taken my generation of the left half a lifetime to end Labour’s addiction to free-market capitalism and expeditionary warfare. We are not going back.


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Alabama has been excellent for a stretch of time, as 2017 ended in an unplanned fashion, but the team still secured a National Championship.
Alabama started their 2017 season off on the right foot and went on an eleven-game win streak until finally falling to the Auburn Tigers 26-14. Head coach Nick Saban did not let that get into his head, as the Crimson Tide decimated the Clemson Tigers in the 2018 Sugar Bowl.
The Alabama offense, possibly led by rising Junior Jalen Hurts, has lost two crucial parts of their team in Bo Scarbrough and Calvin Ridley. The turnout of this is that they do have other players to fill those roles in the offense, such as Damien Harris, Najee Harris and Josh Jacobs. Even at wide receiver, there is Henry Ruggs, who came off of an astonishing freshman season. With a strong recruiting class, Alabama will add more depth to their offensive game.
Some of the questions highlighting the Crimson Tide include the center position, as well as the current quarterback situation. If Alabama runs two quarterbacks to switch the pace on occasion, it could revolutionize college football to a degree. Coming into next season, the offense of Alabama just should be just as dominant as before, and the ceiling is slowly rising.
The 2017 Alabama defense was spectacular, but this year will be a little different. The defense has lost several key players including DB Minkah Fitzpatrick, DL Da’Ron Payne, LB Rashaan Evans, DB Ronnie Harrison, DL Da’Shawn Hand, DB Anthony Averett, LB Shaun Dion Hamilton and DL Joshua Frazier. With the seventh-best recruiting class in the nation, the Crimson Tide should manage to land on their feet. Patrick Surtain Jr. is a five-star recruit who will fill the role of Fitzpatrick this upcoming season. In addition, there are 20 additional recruits ready for 2018.
It will be very interesting to see what the young defensive core can do, as there will be learning moments along the way.
Alabama had a successful 2017 season, beating the Georgia Bulldogs in overtime in the National Championship 26-23. While this upcoming schedule shows a few roadblocks, Alabama has the talent to defeat anyone in their path.
The biggest barrier this season will be their matchup against Auburn in Tuscaloosa. Aside from that, there shouldn’t be too much trouble getting through the other eleven teams they face.
Alabama could very well have a season similar to last season. They looked great all season up their loss to Auburn, but that was a proven fluke. If Nick Saban develops the younger players properly, the Crimson Tide will be seen at the top of the totem pole by the end of the upcoming season.


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Ronald Mason Jr. is an African-American academic administrator. He has served as the president of the University of the District of Columbia since 2015.


Question: Describe the impact of vodka on the celebrations in Russia on May 10, 1945 after the surrender of Nazi Germany in World War II.

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 Describe the impact of vodka on the celebrations in Russia on May 10, 1945 after the surrender of Nazi Germany in World War II.

It was May 7, 1945, when the war-weary world found out that Hitler's 'Thousand-Year Reich' was no more.
Nazi Germany unconditionally surrendered after 12 acutely devastating years, ushering in a welcome end to World War II.
And while rapturous crowds rejoiced in the streets throughout Europe and the United States, the Russians kept the vodka flowing for 22 hours straight.
In the wee hours of May 9th, thousands of Muscovites — many in their pajamas no less — took to the streets to turn one of the most iconic cities on the planet into a "sea of vodka," according to Martin Gilbert in his book "The Day the War Ended."
By the evening of the 10th, Stalin informed the euphoric nation that its favorite libation had run dry.
Enter stage left an epic nationwide hangover.
War correspondent Alexander Ustinov was among the crowds that day and spoke with Nikolai Kryuchov, a military transport aircraft navigator, who was given special permission to visit Moscow.
"I was lucky to buy a liter of vodka at the train station when I arrived because it was impossible to buy any later," Kryuchov reportedly said.
Today, vodka is synonymous with Russian history and culture, but during World War II the Soviet Union wasn’t exactly overflowing with the libation. In order to support the war effort, vodka's primary ingredients (grains and starches) were collected and rationed.
Stalin took it a step further and folded vodka revenues into his national security strategy, writes historian Walter Moss in his book "A History of Russia."
"I think vodka production should be expanded," Stalin wrote in a letter to his minister of foreign affairs. "We need to get rid of a false sense of shame and directly and openly promote the greatest expansion of vodka production possible for the sake of a real and serious defense of our country."
And even so, on May 10, 1945, Russia was depleted of its beloved stash.


Question: Respond in 16 sentences. Hey, why does it seem like some people can never get their spelling right?

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Spelling matters. In a text message from a friend teeing up a night out “c u at 8” is fine - but in an emergency warning text from a government agency, I expect the spelling to be standard. But why is it that some people struggle with standard spelling?
Children should know the meanings of the words they spell, and as logical as that sounds - ask a child in your life what this week’s spelling words mean, and you might be surprised by their answers.
So, while sounds - or phonics - are important in learning to spell, they are insufficient. When the only tool we give young children for spelling is to “sound it out”, we are making a phonological promise to them that English simply cannot keep.
Sounds are important in learning to spell, but just as important are the morphemes in words. Morphemes are the meaningful parts of words. For example, “jumped” has two morphemes - “jump” and “ed”. “Jump” is easily recognised as meaningful, but “ed” is also meaningful because it tells us that the jump happened in the past.
Consider the author of the emergency text message at the beginning of this article as they pondered which of the many plausible letters they could use for the sound they could hear in “res - uh - dent”.
As a result, only about 12% of words in English are spelt the way they sound. But that doesn’t mean that spelling is inexplicable, and therefore only learned by rote - it means that teaching spelling becomes a fascinating exploration of the remarkable history of the language - etymology.
The only people who benefit from spelling tests are those who do well on them - and the benefit is to their self-esteem rather than their spelling ability. They were already good spellers.
Put simply - is spelling your child’s favourite subject?


Question: Describe the opposition to The Boring Company's Sepulveda Boulevard tunneling project.

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 Describe the opposition to The Boring Company's Sepulveda Boulevard tunneling project.

The Boring Company’s 2.7-mile proof-of-concept tunnel under Sepulveda Boulevard in Los Angeles, CA is facing stiff opposition from two local neighborhood groups, after the organizations filed a joint lawsuit against the tunneling startup’s exemption from environmental review.
The lawsuit was filed by two Westside organizations — the Brentwood Residents Coalition and the Sunset Coalition. Filed last month, the neighborhood groups’ suit alleges that the local government violated state law when it decided to exempt the Boring Company’s proof-of-concept tunnel from review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The neighborhood groups are also challenging the city’s decision last March that permitted The Boring Co. to haul dirt from its tunneling project.
At the core of the lawsuit is the allegation that the Boring Company’s proof-of-concept project is actually part of a larger system of tunnels that would eventually be used for public transportation. According to the neighborhood groups, state law prohibits government agencies such as the City Council Public Works Committee to grant “piecemeal” approval to just one component of a larger project. The exemption also expedites the tunneling startup’s initiatives, considering that environmental reviews could add months or even years to a project’s timeline.
“The state’s environmental law cannot be evaded by chopping large projects into smaller pieces that taken individually appear to have no significant environmental impacts,” part of the lawsuit stated, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Santa Monica City Manager Rick Cole echoed the opposition of the neighborhood groups to the Boring Company’s tunneling project. In a statement to the Times, Cole, who previously served as deputy mayor to Garcetti, claimed that the startup’s tunnel systems would create a class divide among commuters.
“We’ll have people stuck in traffic on the surface, and this miracle fast lane underground for the people who can afford it. It’ll be toll lanes on steroids,” Cole said.
In its website’s FAQ, the Boring Company states that its LA proof-of-concept tunnel will be used for testing purposes. The startup also noted that Phase 1, which corresponds to the Sepulveda Blvd – Culver City tunnel, will not be used for public transportation, at least until the project is considered successful by the county, the city government, and by the company itself.
The Boring Company has issued an open invitation for a town hall meeting for individuals and parties interested in its LA tunneling projects. As stated in an online flyer for the event, the meeting will be held this Thursday, May 17, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. local time at the Leo Baeck Temple, 1300 N Sepulveda Blvd., Los Angeles, CA.


Question: How can I get NewPipe on my phone?

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Question: Explain the reactions of Shadow Priest players to the recent changes to Shadowform and Voidform announced by Blizzard.

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 Explain the reactions of Shadow Priest players to the recent changes to Shadowform and Voidform announced by Blizzard.

Shadowform's 10% physical damage reduction was intended to feel like a bonus to Shadowform, but instead felt like a penalty to Voidform, since you lose that defensive benefit going into Voidform.
Awesome changes guys. This should make them feel much better in PvE.
A bit concerned that these changes will make SPriest a bit over the top in PvP in combination with edge of insanity though, specifically the dispersion and focused will changes in that they might be able to just be crazy tanky and then do crazy burst when dispersion is off CD risk free theoretically.
God I wish voidform would just go.
Shadow priests: "Get rid of Voidform!"
Blizzard: *Makes it "matter" more*.
Glad to see much needed changes, but spriests are actually quite good defensively already, while out of void form. Need to keep an eye on how this plays out over time, because you might have just given them an immortal build. Encouraging and enabling more void form usage is obviously good, but you have to consider what you can already do outside of it when considering these changes in pvp.
We don’t all hate voidform. I like these changes more than 10% more mind flay damage.
Can we have returned some of the previous baseline abilities that you forced into talents?
The class just doesn't feel the same without Shadow Word Death as baseline. Even Void Torrent would be great if it were returned.
Nobody said get rid of Voidform in Legion when it made them unstoppable gods. They only said that when it suddenly made their rotation trash, and actually was a detriment for them to stay in it.
If they can make VF feel actually impactful, it's a good thing.
I really, truly, appreciate these changes. These are like 80-90% of my wishlist for the spec.
Is there any chance you can change SW:D to be baseline again? Please? I promise not to ask for anything else again.
So presumably the next patch will include nerfs to counteract the increased value of VF, and the old problem of ramping damage will be back.


Question: Describe the features of Yaws web server.

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 Describe the features of Yaws web server.

Yaws (Yet another web server) is a web server written in Erlang by Claes (klacke) Wikström. Yaws can be embedded into other Erlang-based applications or run as a regular standalone web server.
Because Yaws uses Erlang's lightweight threading system, it performs well under high concurrency. A load test conducted in 2002 comparing Yaws and Apache found that with the hardware tested, Apache 2.0.39 with the worker MPM failed at 4,000 concurrent connections, while Yaws continued functioning with over 80,000 concurrent connections.


Question: Describe the interview between Larry King and Sergey Kovalev.

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 Describe the interview between Larry King and Sergey Kovalev.

Larry visits Russian boxing champion Sergey Kovalev’s training facility for a special interview with the light heavyweight titleholder as he prepares to defend his belt on November 19th against American challenger Andre Ward!
Does Sergey “Krusher” Kovalev get nervous?
Champion boxer Sergey Kovalev sits with Larry King at his training center in Oxnard, CA to discuss his upcoming fight against the undefeated American Andre Ward. Taking place in Las Vegas on November 19th,the fight will determine the best pound for pound boxer in the world.
Light Heavyweight champion Sergey Kovalev gives insight into what makes him one of the world’s greatest living boxers. He addresses his means of keeping nerves in check before a fight, and his fundamental belief that the most important of a fight is what’s in your head. Larry King and Kovalev also turn their attention to the late Muhammed Ali, and whether or not Kovalev agrees with The Greatest’s advice on the sport they share.
Larry King and boxer Sergey Kovalev then turn to some of the more personal aspects of the boxer’s life. Sergey details his day off routines, his proudest accomplishments, and his favorite foods. He also reflects upon his home country of Russia, and the changes that have occurred to his training and his personal life since moving stateside.


Question: Describe what happened at Justin Trudeau's Fête nationale event in Montreal.

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 Describe what happened at Justin Trudeau's Fête nationale event in Montreal.

Justin Trudeau greeted crowds at public events in Quebec to celebrate the Fête nationale holiday on Saturday, where a day of smiles and selfies was briefly interrupted by an angry protester who confronted the prime minister in his own riding.
The incident occurred at a Fête nationale event at a Montreal park, where a bearded man in a white shirt appeared to object to the prime minister’s presence at a holiday that has historically been associated with Quebec nationalism.
Trudeau was otherwise greeted warmly at the event, where he also crossed paths with with Parti Québécois Leader Jean-François Lisée.
Conservative leader Andrew Scheer will begin his Sunday 200 kilometres northeast of Quebec City in Riviere-du-Loup, where he’ll hold a news conference and attend at least three Fête nationale events as he makes his way to the provincial capital.


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