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In a major early hurdle to Donald Trump’s trade agenda, Republicans indicated on Monday they are not ready to support his proposed tariff on U.S. companies that leave the country, reopening old rifts between the President-elect and his own party.
Trump repeated on Sunday morning a campaign promise to set a 35% tax on businesses that leave the country—leaving many Republicans on Capitol Hill to respond the next day with guffaws, grimaces and nervous hedging.
“I do not want a trade war. I do not believe in a trade war. I do not think trade wars are healthy. I think history has shown that trade wars are not healthy,” said House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
“We know the size of America with the population around the world that we need to trade around the world,” he added.
Republican Sen. John McCain, when asked whether he would support a 35% tariff, scoffed and and answered emphatically. “No!” he said.
On an array of policy issues, Trump is at odds with Republican orthodoxy. But on few issues is he as far removed from the rest of his party as on trade.
Republicans have long been the standard-bearers for free trade, opposing impediments to the exchange of goods, while traditionally, it has been Democrats who have supported taxing goods that are imported in the United States and called for similar trade protections.
During the election, Trump flipped the script, promising to punish trade infractions and countries. Though his screeds against companies that planned to leave the country—Nabisco, Carrier and others—attracted workers in the so-called Rust Belt states, they came with few specifics on policy.
Now, with Trump’s inauguration just seven weeks away, a central message of his campaign seems unlikely to garner much support from his Republican colleagues, who have long held that extreme restrictions would have a devastating effect on American companies and the economy.
“The U.S. is going to substantialy [sic] reduce taxes and regulations on businesses, but any business that leaves our country for another country, fires its employees, builds a new factory or plant in the other country, and then thinks it will sell its product back into the U.S. without retribution or consequence, is WRONG!” Trump tweeted shortly before 7 a.m.
“There will be a tax on our soon to be strong border of 35% for these companies wanting to sell their product, cars, A.C. units etc., back across the border,” he said.
The disagreement between Trump and his fellow Republicans show once again the disagreements between the party’s traditional views and their now-leader’s long-held beliefs. Trump has been calling for more protectionist trade policies since Ronald Reagan’s presidency; ideological leaders in the Republican Party such as House Speaker Paul Ryan have insisted on the party’s traditional small-government, limited regulation agenda.
One point of agreement between the President-elect and Republicans may be on tax reform. Republicans on Monday emphasized a compromise instead of tariffs that would include a lower corporate tax and a streamlined tax code. Some leading Democrats and Republicans, including incoming Democratic Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Republican Sen. Rob Portman, favor a one-time tax on companies that have kept their profits overseas.
“We can get at what he’s talking about through smart tax reform. What his concern is, is legitimate—American companies are moving overseas, are shifting headquarters and factories overseas,” Speaker Ryan said in an interview with the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel on Monday, the paper reported.
Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham, an outspoken critic of Trump during his campaign, said he supported tax reform, not tariffs.
The U.S. government already imposes duties on companies that sell goods into the country below market value, a practice called dumping. Much of Trump’s support during the election came from working-class voters, many of them who feel that trade deals have caused them to lose their jobs.
Despite their differences with the President-elect, some Republicans are still loath to speak out against the issues that excited Trump’s base of voters and brought him a surprise victory last month.


Question: Describe how Seattle's City Council election between Richard Conlin and Kshama Sawant revealed a deep fissure between rich and poor in Seattle.

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Did the Seattle City Council race between incumbent Richard Conlin and challenger Kshama Sawant reveal a deep fissure between rich and poor in Seattle?
Looking at a map of the election results, it certainly seems to tell a “Tale of Two Cities,” as The Stranger called it. Conlin, considered the establishment candidate, handily won nearly all the well-heeled waterfront neighborhoods, while the socialist Sawant ran strong in Seattle’s less-wealthy interior.
But just how close was this correlation between election results and the wealth gap?
To find out, I created a map using 2013 estimates of per capita income from data-provider Experian, and put it side-by-side with a map of precinct vote returns by The Seattle Times’ Justin Mayo.
On the election map (left), the orange areas represent precincts that voted for Sawant, purple for Conlin. On the income map (right), the yellow areas represent census block groups where the per capita income is below the citywide average of $42,000; in the blue areas, the income is above that.
As you can see, the patterns of voting and income do correlate. But look closely. The correlation isn’t perfect. Some well-to-do neighborhoods did in fact vote socialist.
Sawant, who came to prominence as an organizer in the Occupy Seattle movement, and whose campaign platform included the creation of a “millionaire’s tax,” showed strength in some high-income areas around Green Lake, in Fremont, Wallingford, and central Ballard, as well as Portage Bay and Eastlake.
On the other hand, the maps also reveal that Conlin did surprisingly well in some of the poorest areas in the southern parts of the city, such as Rainier Beach, Rainier Valley and White Center. He also won many of the precincts in Northgate and other less-affluent neighborhoods in north Seattle.
Turns out, not everybody in Seattle votes their pocketbooks.


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This site is for the Libertarian Party UK static content, such as legal notices, membership and renewals, LP-UK Constitution, policy documents, statutory officer and NCC personnel information.
For the blog, information feeds, News and information about events, please click on the NEWS, VIEWS AND EVENTS link above.
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Question: Tell me something interesting about mangalica pigs.

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Looking like a pig crossed with a sheep, the Hungarian mangalica is a unique breed. Only two decades ago, the world’s last woolly pig was on the verge of extinction. Thankfully, it has re-emerged across Central and Eastern Europe, while also becoming a gourmet staple in local restaurants.
The name means “hog with a lot of lard,” an appropriate moniker, as the mangalica is one of the fattiest pigs in the world. Creamy, white fat threads through its meat, which is often used to make cured hams and sausages. With its rich, bold flavor, mangalica meat is considered one of the tastiest types of pork. Some even refer to it as the “Kobe beef of pork.” It’s often healthier, too: Mangalica meat is high in unsaturated fats, natural antioxidants, and omega-3 fatty acids.
This tasty swine almost died out under Communism, when farmers had to focus their efforts on mass porcine production at the expense of flavor. The population of mangalica pigs dwindled so much that by the 1990s there were fewer than 200 on farms scattered across Hungary.
Mangalica has made a comeback, with the current population hovering around 50,000. The tasty pork now forms the backbone of Hungarian haute cuisine. In Budapest, the mangalica even gets its own culinary festival.
The main mangalica pork product is sausage, which has been seasoned with sweet paprika, pepper, salt, and spices. It’s usually eaten in slices and served with pickles. Smoked ham is a popular mangalica product, too.
This annual festival features plenty of mangalica dishes, as well as cooking competitions.
Serbians prepare these cold, jellied pork cubes for even colder winters.
This old-school Italian dish comes in a rich and savory wrapper.
Pennsylvania's pork loaf embodies Amish resourcefulness.


Question: Respond in 32 sentences. Write a tutorial that explains how to use PHPs type validation in collections and value objects.

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If the array were to contain a value that is not of the expected type, we would still get the fatal error mentioned earlier.
Again, this ensures that the ratings property will always contain floats without us having to loop over all the contents to validate them. So now we can easily do some math operations on them in getAverageRating(), without having to worry about invalid types.
One of the downsides of using this feature as typed arrays is that we can only define one such array per method. Let’s say we wanted to have a Movie class that expects a list of air dates together with a list of ratings in the constructor, instead of setting them later via optional methods. This would be impossible with the method used above.
Another problem is that when using PHP 7, the return types of our get() methods would still have to be “array”, which is often too generic.
Notice how we’re still using a list of typed arguments with a variable length in our constructor, which saves us the trouble of looping over each rating to check its type.
This way we get additional validation of individual collection members, still without having to loop over each injected object.
By now you might be wondering how you could make changes to the values of your collections and value objects after initial construction.
While we could add methods to facilitate edits, this would quickly become cumbersome because we would have to duplicate most methods on each collection to keep the advantage of type hints. For example, an add() method on Ratings should only accept a Rating object, while an add() method on AirDates should only accept a DateTimeImmutable object. This makes interfacing and/or re-use of these methods very hard.
Instead, we could simply keep our collections and value objects immutable, and convert them to their primitive types when we need to make changes. After we’re done making changes, we can simple re-construct any necessary collections or value objects with the updated values. Upon (re-)construction all types would be validated again, along with any extra validation we might have defined.
// Remove the 2nd rating.
This way we can also re-use existing array functionality like array_filter().
If we really needed to do edits on the collection objects themselves, we could add the necessary methods on a need-to-have basis wherever they are required. But keep in mind that most of those will also have to do type validation of the given argument(s), so it’s hard to re-use them across all different collection classes.
Optionally we could make our collection final, to prevent any child classes from messing with the values property in ways that could undo our type validation.
While still far from perfect, it has steadily been getting easier to work with type validation in collections and value objects with recent releases of PHP.
Ideally we’d get some form of generics in a future version of PHP to further facilitate the creation of re-usable collection classes.
A feature that would greatly improve the usage of value objects would be the ability to cast an object to different primitive types, in addition to string. This could easily be implemented by adding extra magic methods comparable to __toString(), like __toInt(), __toFloat(), etc.
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Question: What is English Maelor?

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English Maelor () comprises one half of the Maelor region on the Welsh side of the Wales-England border, being the area of the Maelor east of the River Dee. The region has changed counties several times, previously being part of Cheshire and later a detached portion of Flintshire. The area is currently in Wales, despite its name, and administered as part of Wrexham County Borough.


Question: Respond briefly. Describe the movie 'Sloppy the Psychotic.'

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Sloppy the Psychotic is a 2012 American horror film directed by Mike O'Mahony which follows a children's birthday party clown who suffers a mental breakdown and embarks on a psychotic killing spree.


Question: Answer a question about the activities of Israeli intelligence unitSayeret Matkal and the possible actions of the Turkish government.

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Israel's secretive, elite military unit, the Sayeret Matkal, is actively executing operations on Turkish soil, according to reports. The Times of Israel reported that active plots existed in Turkey to target Jewish schools and synagogues, prompting a warning from the Israeli government to its citizens that evacuating the country would be prudent.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is no stranger to the Sayeret Matkal, as he himself served, with many experts believing that his service in the unit was directly behind his rise to power. The BBC reported that Mr. Netanyahu was involved in a 1968 raid on Beirut's airport, making him more likely to order operations abroad than his predecessors, as was the case with the rash of assassinations which plagued Iranian nuclear scientists before the Washington-Tehran rapprochement.
In August of last year, Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon told the large-circulation German magazine Der Spiegel that Israel bore no responsibility "for the life expectancy of Iranian scientists," highlighting the attitude of the Netanyahu government.
Just this week, Israel instructed all of its citizens to leave Turkey, while keeping completely quiet as to the specific threat prompting the evacuation. Although the Turkish and Israeli government remain completely silent as to the specific threat, an intelligence source with Sky News said that "terrorists are plotting to attack a synagogue which also doubles as a school and community center in the Beyoglu neighborhood of Istanbul."
Just last month, the large-circulation Israeli daily Haaretz reported that Russia was dissatisfied with "Israel's pending rapprochement agreement with Turkey" due not just to future energy agreements, but also because of a possible upending of military alliances in the region.
It's quite interesting that just a month before Haaretz' article, The Times of Israel reported that Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked called for the creation of a Kurdish state, saying that it was time for Israel to help in the birth of Turkey's worst nightmare. If Israel starts supporting the creation of an independent Kurdistan, it will threaten to destroy everything Turkish President Recep Erdogan has fought to prevent.
The Islamic State may or may not be plotting a major attack against Israeli targets in Turkey, but this is most likely an attempt by President Erdogan, whose very same regime has grown extremely wealthy from smuggling blood oil, to end any Israeli overtures in Kurdish territory.
According to a source, this rapprochement is nearly complete, and members of the Sayeret Matkal are now busily protecting synagogues in Turkey, with the knowledge of the MIT, Turkey's intelligence agency.
If there is indeed an Islamic State attack against Israeli interests in Turkey, we may yet see the first instance of the Sayeret Matkal killing on Turkish soil with the tacit approval of Ankara.


Question: What is the story of St. Dominic de la Calzada? Respond in 5 sentences.

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Saint Dominic de la Calzada (or Dominic of the Causeway) () (1019 – 12 May 1109) was a saint from a cottage in Burgos very close to La Rioja.
Born Domingo García in Viloria de Rioja, he was the son of a peasant named Ximeno García. His mother was named Orodulce. A shepherd, he tried to join the Benedictine order first at Valvanera and then at San Millán de la Cogolla, but was turned away. He then became a hermit in the forests near Ayuela, near the present-day town of Santo Domingo de la Calzada, until 1039.


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The Agordat Operation was part of the Eritrean War of Independence, and took place on 12 July 1962.


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Cargo the leading provider of in-car commerce to the rideshare economy, has announced a $22 million Series A financing led by Founders Fund, with additional investment from Coatue Management, Aquiline Technology Growth, and notable entertainment, gaming, and technology executives.
This brings Cargo’s total venture funding to $30 million. Cargo will utilize the capital to continue scaling its domestic and international businesses, while offering riders new digital services that improve their on-trip experience.
This financing follows Cargo’s exclusive global partnership with Uber and an international licensing deal with Grab, two of the world’s largest rideshare companies.
With the Founders Fund and Coatue investments, Cargo joins a portfolio of the most transformational rideshare, last mile delivery, and consumer retail companies in the world including Uber, Grab, Didi Postmates, Jet.com, Wish, and Instacart.
Since launching in July 2017, Cargo’s has activated more than 12,000 drivers across ten cities––more unique stores in North America than 7-Eleven.
Rideshare drivers turn to Cargo as a way to provide a premium experience to riders and earn additional income.
Cargo has exclusively partnered with brands like Kellogg’s, Mars Wrigley Confectionery, The Coca-Cola Company, and Red Bull on in-car sampling and retail.
Riders seamlessly order products (free and for purchase) from Cargo’s mobile web menu on their smartphones, without downloading an app.
Vivi Nevo, Israeli-American Venture Capitalist.
Cargo is the leading in-car commerce provider to the rideshare economy and the exclusive global provider of in-car commerce to Uber. Cargo’s platform enables riders in rideshare vehicles to instantly order snacks, gum, premium electronics, cosmetics, and personal care items on their smartphone while in transit.
The company has raised $30 million in venture funding to expand globally.
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google.com.            55214      IN         NS         ns3.google.com.
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google.com.            55214      IN         NS         ns1.google.com.
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Question: Explain how a recent study on ocean temperatures helped scientists understand global warming and what future implications this could have.

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A system of buoys that record ocean temperatures to a depth of 6,500 feet helped scientists determine where the excess heat is stored.
The deep oceans have recently been soaking up much of the excess heat trapped under the ever-thickening blanket of greenhouse gases that humans pump into the atmosphere, according to a recent study.
The finding may help explain why the pace of global warming at the surface has slowed in recent years compared to the 1990s, a phenomenon that has left members of the climate science community scratching their heads.
"The warming at the surface hasn't stopped, but it has been less than most of the climate models have been predicting," David Pierce, a climate researcher with the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, explained to NBC News. "So the question is: Where is that extra heat going?"
Kevin Trenberth and colleagues at the National Center for Atmospheric Research reanalyzed ocean temperature records between 1958 and 2009. They found that about 30 percent of the extra heat has been absorbed by the oceans and mixed by winds and currents to a depth below about 2,300 feet.
Oceans are well-known to absorb more than 90 percent of the excess heat, but its presence in the deep ocean "is fairly new, it is not there throughout the record," Trenberth said during a teleconference with reporters on Thursday. "So the question is: What happened to produce this?"
To find out, the team used a model that accounts for variables including ocean temperature, surface evaporation, salinity, winds and currents, and tweaked the variables to determine what causes the warming at depth.
"It turns out there is a spectacular change in the surface winds which then get reflected in changing ocean currents that help to carry some of the warmer water down to this greater depth," Trenberth said. "This is especially true in the tropical Pacific Ocean and subtropics."
The change in winds and currents, he added, appears related to a pattern of climate variability called the Pacific Decadal Oscillation which in turn is related to the frequency and intensity of the El Niño/La Niña phenomenon, which impacts weather patterns around the world.
The oscillation shifted from a positive stage to a negative stage at the end of the extraordinarily large El Niño in 1997 and 1998. The negative stage of the oscillation is associated more with La Niñas, which is when the tropical Pacific Ocean is cooler and absorbs heat more readily, Trenberth explained.
"So, some of this heat may come back in the next El Niño event … but some of it is probably contributing to the warming of the overall planet, the warming of the oceans. … It means that the planet is really warming up faster than we might have otherwise expected," he said.
While this ocean mixing has been suggested by some of the models scientists use to simulate the global climate, the new study is the first to re-analyze the observational record to get at an answer, noted Pierce, who was not involved in the study.
This new work, he said, should compel the climate science community to incorporate the mixing into the full suite of models, which in turn could improve climate forecasts in the 5- to 10-year time frame most relevant to planning agencies.
"What people are getting more and more interested in is what's the actual trajectory going to be …this sort of exchange between the surface and the deep they found in this paper really affects the actual trajectory you'll see," explained Pierce.
For example, knowing when the Pacific Decadal Oscillation will switch back to the warm phase could benefit planners on the U.S. West Coast. That's because sea level rise there has been suppressed for the past two decades, Joshua Willis, a project scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, noted during the teleconference.
"In California," he said, "I like to say we are running a sea level deficit of about 6 centimeters and over the next 10 or 20 years we'll probably make that up and then some."
The findings were reported online earlier this month in the journal Geophysical Research Letters.


Question: What is your opinion on linking the success of raising taxes on the wealthy with the funding of public programs?

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So, how exactly do we “pay for” Medicare for All?
The same way that we just “paid for” $700,000,000,000 for a single year of military funding.
The same way that we just “paid for” $1,500,000,000,000 in tax cuts for the wealthy.
The same way that we “paid for” a $1,300,000,000,000 fighter jet in 2016.
The same way that the United States has always “paid for” all of the fantastically-expensive things that benefit the powerful: Immediately and without discussion. Because they want it.
In the richest country in the history of the world, with its abundant natural resources, and its millions of unemployed or unsatisfied citizens (waiting and willing, ready and able, and desperate to make it happen)…. It is time to stop talking about how we will “pay for” anything. If we can “afford” the fantastically-expensive programs that cater to the wealthy and the powerful, then we can sure as hell “afford” the moderately-expensive programs that the powerless need to survive, starting with Medicare for All.
Spending even one more second discussing how we will pay for Medicare for All (or any program that benefits the powerless) is a supreme and cosmic waste of time. In fact, the entire “pay for” question is a sham and a scam, and a trap and a trick. It is cruel and unfair to the millions and millions of Americans that are suffering from ailments, stress, red tape, and bankruptcy.
Discussing how to “pay for” Medicare for All guarantees that we will never have Medicare for All. The “pay for” question is also a vast and intentional waste of time. The only thing we should be discussing is how to organize and march into the halls of Congress and demand that they give us Medicare for All — once and for all goddammit.
I am a strong advocate of encouraging Democrats to pick separate fights. [I believe they should stop linking] the fight of increasing taxes on the rich with the desire to increase spending on programs the Democrats like. For example, to say that you want to make public colleges and universities tuition free and the way we’re going to do that is through a tax on Wall Street speculation. Or we’re going to tax the rich to pay for Medicare for All. Or we’re going to close tax loopholes to do infrastructure. Or whatever the case may be.
I am absolutely in favor of dealing with disparities [such as] income and wealth inequality, and concentrations of wealth in the hands of a smaller and smaller few. It’s bad for democracy, it’s bad for the functioning of our economy. There are a whole bunch of reasons why I will make the case for increasing taxes on the wealthy.
I will not make the argument that we need to increase taxes on the wealthy in order to pay for crumbling infrastructure and take care of the elderly and so forth. Here’s the reason why: I think it’s cruel and unfair to the sick and the poor and the hungry and to our environment and everything else. To tie these fights together in a way that says, “unless and until.” Unless and until we can “win” on higher taxes, whether it’s carbon tax or [any other kind]. Unless and until we can get the money from “them,” we can’t take care of our people or communities or planet.
That drives me mad. I don’t think we have time to wait around while we try to pick a few [billions] off the billionaire class before we deal with the really serious threats that we face today. We have to decouple these fights. You fight for higher taxes by all means. Go and have that fight. But don’t link success on the other front to your success on [this one]. I’ve watched it fail and fail and fail.
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It’s been well established that the good ol’ resume objective statement has gone out of fashion in the world of resumes. But what’s all this about its replacement—the summary statement?
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Question: "What happened to Sergei Skripal's wife and son, was there a car crash involved, and what is disseminated endometrial carcinoma?"

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How did Sergei Skripal's son and wife die, was there a car crash and what's disseminated endometrial carcinoma?
How did Sergei Skripal’s son and wife die, was there a car crash and what’s disseminated endometrial carcinoma?
FORMER Russian double agent Sergei Skripal is in hiding following a suspected poison plot in Salisbury, Wiltshire, a year ago.
Born on June 23, 1951, Sergei Skripal was a Russian officer who was convicted of spying for the United Kingdom in 2006.
In 2004, Sergei Skripal was arrested by Russia for trading sensitive information with UK intelligence agency, MI6.
Skripal was accused by Russian prosecutors of working for MI6 in the late 1990s and passing secrets to the British using a James Bond-style spy rock.
At the time, he was serving in the Russian Ground Forces and was nicknamed 'the Spy with the Louis Vuitton bag'.
How did Sergei Skripal's wife and son die... and was there a car crash?
Skripal, 67, who was found unconscious alongside his daughter Yulia, 34, has suffered two bereavements in the last seven years.
Mystery surrounds both the death of his wife Lyudmila aged 59 in 2012 and his son Alexandr, who was 43 when he passed away in 2017.
Their neighbours in Wiltshire claim Lyudmila was killed in a car crash but her death certificate says disseminated endometrial carcinoma, a form of cancer.
And although reports suggest his son died in a St Petersburg car crash two years ago, the family cleaner claims he passed away from liver problems.
"I saw reports on the news that his wife had died in a car crash," the woman who cleans their Salisbury home was quoted as saying by MailOnline.
"That is not true, she died of cancer that she had when they moved to England. And his son died of liver problems, so I don't know where the car crash idea came from."
But his neighbour Blake Stephens, 22, said she "died in a car accident a while ago".
The BBC reported that Alexandr died from liver failure while on holiday in Russia with his girlfriend.
What is disseminated endometrial carcinoma?
Endometrial cancer is the most common type of the disease to affect the womb, according to Cancer Research UK.
It begins in the lining (endometrium) of the uterus, the hollows pelvic organ where fetal development occurs.
The disease is usually caught early because it "frequently produces abnormal vaginal bleeding", the Mayo Clinic says.
If endometrial cancer is discovered early, removing the uterus surgically often cures endometrial cancer.
Why was Sergei Skripal arrested and how long was he in prison for?
Skripal was arrested in December 2004 and charged with "high treason in the form of espionage" and was found guilty.
The former spy was sentenced to 13 years in prison after Russia claimed he was paid $100,000 to extract classified information and state secrets.
He pleaded guilty at his trial but was later one of the four prisoners Moscow swapped in 2010 for spies in the US.
It was reported that Skripal managed to return to Britain, but has been keeping a low profile for the last eight years.
The retired spy Colonel and a woman believed to be his daughter, Yulia, were both critically ill after being poisoned last year.
They were found slumped in the Maltings shopping centre in Salisbury after being exposed to an unidentified substance.


Question: What's the scoop on First Studio City in Markham?

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First Studio City touts a 70,000-square-foot "Super Stage," billed as North America's largest single, purpose-built stage.
Plans were unveiled Friday for a 400,000-square-foot world-class film studio complex in north Toronto for Hollywood and other international tentpole movie shoots.
The new studio, set to cost around $100 million to build and to open in late 2020, is slated to include a 70,000-square-foot "Super Stage," touted as the largest single purpose-built stage in North America.
The First Studio City complex in Markham, Ontario, is being developed by private investors and will house in all 20 soundstages. The 70,000-square-foot mega stage, when it opens, will be bigger than the 46,500-square-foot mega stage at Pinewood Toronto Studios that currently houses the Star Trek live-action series for CBS All Access.
"This development will increase production space for local and international films that will attract Hollywood North, China and Bollywood, while continuing to support high-paying skilled jobs in the city of Markham and strengthen Ontario’s competitive position as a leading global market for film," Frank Sicoli, co-founder of First Studio City, said in a statement.
The First Studio City studio facility proposed for Markham, expected to start construction in the spring, aims to help ease that chronic shortage of top-drawer studio space in Ontario.
"First Studio City – Markham is a game changer in the greater Toronto area and I support the vision behind it,” Markham mayor Frank Scarpitti said in his own statement.
The proposed studio complex, to be built on 14th Avenue in Markham, will be designed by architectural firm Quadrangle Architects and is to be built by the Remington Group, a major Toronto residential and commercial property developer.


Question: Describe the progress of Wicked Cyclone's construction and any other new developments at Six Flags New England. Respond in 49 sentences.

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This update is going to be on the shorter side today. New England keeps getting pummeled by snow, which is making it harder to take pictures of Wicked Cyclone. If you’re not from around here, you can sort of see why in the picture above. Normally to get pictures of Wicked Cyclone, we just climb the little hill and go to the fence. Now that we have so much snow, it’s becoming harder to climb that little hill. See those footprints? The snow is about thigh high there. There are some areas along the coaster that are even deeper. So for that reason, there are only a few new shots this week.
They’re still good shots though. Hopefully they get the job done. As you can see here, the second over banked turn now leads into the double down.
This is going to provide some insane airtime.
Here is a shot of the double down from the other side.
Not only has the double down been completed, the airtime hill after it has a little more than half its track in place!
Next up will be completing the airtime hill and moving into the third turn of the ride. Now that most of the construction will be taking placer to the ground, construction should start to move even faster than before.
That’s it for construction pictures… Now let’s take a look at some newly revealed Wicked Cyclone concept art!
The picture above is a view of the station from the queue. The station will get a new skin as it’s becoming Chuck’s Boat Service. The theme for the ride is essentially the area of the ride being hit by a cyclone. For those who don’t know, a cyclone is more like a hurricane than a tornado. The only difference between a hurricane and cyclone is where the storm occurs.
The name Chuck’s Boat Service is likely a tribute to Chuck Davis, the former maintenance director of Six Flags New England. He was with the park since the Riverside days. He had to leave due to health reasons, so this is a nice way of honoring someone who helped shape the park to become what it is today.
Along with Chuck’s Boat Service, there will be vehicles scattered throughout the ride area. We know there will be at least a boat, plane, and a storm chasing van. There could possibly be more. Hopefully you can make the details out in the picture below. Now we know why they’re keeping the old support towers for Cyclone.
The boat will be just before the stairs into the station. Right before the 200-degree stall, riders will speed under the wing of a crashed airplane.
This is the front of the train. It hasn’t received its paint yet, but just look at all the details! This is going to be one good looking train.
And now I know this has nothing to do with Wicked Cyclone but it is worth mentioning. Rt. 66 has officially been annexed into Kidzopolis, except not really. Rt. 66 will be rethemed into Wild Wheelz which turns it into a mini safari. We don’t know if there will be some statues of animals along the ride course or anything else. All we know is the new name and that it will be receiving new cars. Since it’s getting new cars, that probably means they will be electric, which should save money for the park.
This little project will be a nice way of giving families something new to check out while the thrill seekers ride Wicked Cyclone.
And that concludes our twentieth Wicked Cyclone construction update. Sorry for it being on the short side. Make sure you like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and follow us on Instagram. We post pictures of Wicked Cyclone in between updates, so you don’t want to miss out!


Question: What are your thoughts on Ronda Rousey and Charlotte Flair potentially headlining WrestleMania 34? Respond in 47 sentences.

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Could a match between Ronda Rousey and Charlotte Flair headline WrestleMania 34?
Well, that's certainly what Flair would like to see happen on April 8 at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans.
"I hope that's the main event of WrestleMania," she told ESPN. "That's my dream. I hope we can make it happen. She really opened the doors for a lot of women. Having that opportunity would be huge. I don't know what her goals are, but it's just cool that she wants to be a part of our world."
Rousey, the former UFC women's bantamweight champion, hasn't competed in the UFC since losing to Amanda Nunes at UFC 207 on Dec. 30, 2016. While she hasn't officially retired from the UFC, she seems interested in making the transition to WWE. She was filmed backstage during the WWE Mae Young Classic with her fellow "Four Horsewomen" of MMA, who were in Orlando, Florida, to support their compatriot Shayna Baszler, who was in the tournament. The trio was confronted by Flair, Becky Lynch and Bayley, themselves part of a quartet called the "Four Horsewomen," (along with Sasha Banks) teasing a possible future feud.
The WWE started featuring women more prominently in storylines, television shows and pay-per-views during the past few years, and Flair believes that was directly related to Rousey's success in the Octagon. The past two pay-per-view cards Rousey headlined drew 1.1 million pay-per-view buys, and the one before that did 900,000 buys. The only other UFC fighters to attract those kinds of numbers regularly have been Brock Lesnar and Conor McGregor.
"I thank Ronda for opening the door for us," Flair said. "If Ronda had never been given that main event spot as a female and doing what she did with it, I don't know if we would have ever been given that chance.
"Yeah, we were killing it at NXT, but I don't know if the main roster audience and the business side would have thought the women could carry the main storyline and main event a pay-per-view and we did and I think that's because they saw how popular Ronda was and if you give us a storyline, we can deliver and we did deliver, so I want to thank her."
Rousey isn't the only female UFC fighter who's teased a jump to the WWE. UFC women's featherweight champion Cris Cyborg has often hinted at wanting to be in the WWE, including a war of words on Twitter with Becky Lynch, and recently said she'd like to face Rousey, not in the UFC, but in WWE.
"It's exciting to know that there could be a crossover," Flair said. "We see it with the men all the time and it's such a big attraction. I want to be an attraction for the WWE as a female and I think having those women be a part of the company in some kind of storyline makes the women an attraction. Were we an attraction at WrestleMania 32? Yes, but Brock Lesnar, he's an attraction. I want to be that and with Ronda Rousey or Cyborg. I think that would be exciting."
Flair, who is currently promoting "Second Nature," an autobiography about the legacy of her father, Ric Flair, and her career, recently took time away from the WWE to be with her father after he was rushed to the hospital last month, suffering kidney failure and on the verge of congestive heart failure.
"He's good. He went home last week," she said. "I'd say a couple of positive things came out of it. I had to take two weeks off, which is the longest I've taken off since I've started. So I was able to slow down and realize it's a marathon, not a sprint. Having that time with my dad was so great and it also made my dad realize that he's 68. He has to slow down. They really did tell us that he wasn't going to make it. That was so hard. They gave him a 20 percent chance and we said our goodbyes and then he made out of surgery and every day, he slowly got better."
After losing her brother, Reid, to a drug overdose in 2013, Flair didn't want to think about life without her father, even as she was saying goodbye to him last month.
"I was so numb when I found out," she said. "I had already lost Reid and for me, my dad is the biggest part of my life and I couldn't imagine not having my dad to call before every segment. Those were the things going through my mind. What would this world be like without him? I wasn't ready for that. It didn't feel real. I just sat there thinking that this isn't going to happen. I didn't let myself go to that place."


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CNN announced today the launch of CNN Trends, a news discovery dashboard that enables users to track and explore the Web’s most buzzed about stories. Fueled by Zite technology and sponsored by Lexus, CNN Trends identifies the most conversation-provoking news topics to pair with a CNN story and content from up to ten additional sources.
The first technology integration since CNN acquired Zite in August of 2011, CNN Trends democratizes the editorial process through the social curation of news content. By matching the moment’s top news trends with additional sources and new perspectives, users can advance and expand their understanding of the topic. The result is a truly collaborative media experience.
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Question: What was the second season of wartime football by Rangers? Respond in 1 sentences.

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The 1940–41 season was the 2nd season of wartime football by Rangers.


Question: Respond in 18 sentences. What is the Bentonville School District's decision regarding the posters given to them by American Atheists?

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BENTONVILLE (KFSM) — The Bentonville School District has declined to display six posters given to them by American Atheists, saying the group hasn’t provided posters that comply with a state law requiring the display of the national motto under certain circumstances.
Arkansas’ “In God We Trust” act requires the national motto be displayed in any public building if the poster or framed copy is donated, bears an accurate representation of the United States flag under the national motto and an accurate representation of the Arkansas state flag.
In a response Friday (Aug. 29) to American Atheists, the district’s legal representation wrote that it also declined to display the posters because of a district policy against allowing outside groups to advertise or display private messages on its walls.
“Doing so would open a limitless avalanche of such requests,” said Marshall S. Ney, a partner at the law firm Friday, Eldredge & Clark.
Ney wrote that “by adding additional wording … a logo and a website address, your organization has removed the posters from the purview of (the law),” adding that the flag wasn’t centered under the national motto.
Ney warned that displaying the flags would “lead to far more reaching negative consequences” than threatened litigation from American Atheists.
“The district is a taxpayer funded entity charged with the duty of educating students,” Ney wrote.
Last week, American Atheists donated six posters to the district to be displayed in compliance with the act. The New Jersey-based group was founded in 1963 to “protect the absolute separation of religion from government,” according to its website.
The posters from American Atheists include a message that “during the height of the Cold War,” the U.S. Congress added “In God We Trust” to the national motto.
The posters include the American and Arkansas flags — stacked on top of each other — along with a note from American Atheists and their logo in the bottom left corner.
A spokesman for American Atheists said the group was “deeply troubled” by the district’s decision.
“(The district) is ignoring the plain language of the law and continuing to display posters that are not compliance with Act 911 while rejecting our posters that are,” said Nick Fish, National Program Director for American Atheists.
In February, American Legion Post 77 and the American History and Heritage Foundation donated more than 1,000 posters displaying the national motto to schools in Bentonville and Pea Ridge.
“Our national motto is something that is posted on many buildings, monuments throughout our country and all of our currency,” Dotson said of the donation.
“Parents have a right to control their children’s religious upbringing,” the ACLU said.
Leslee Wright, spokeswoman for the district, reiterated that district’s focus was on education.
“Our schools should not serve as the backdrop for political agendas, regardless of the viewpoint,” Wright said.


Question: What is the 2012 Torneio Internacional Cidade de São Paulo?

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The 2012 Torneio Internacional Cidade de São Paulo (also known as the 2012 International Tournament of São Paulo) was the fourth edition of the Torneio Internacional Cidade de São Paulo de Futebol Feminino, an invitational women's football tournament held annually in Brazil. It began on 9 December and ended on 19 December 2012.


Question: What is Bru? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Bruu (also spelled Bru, B'ru, Baru, Brou) is a Mon–Khmer dialect continuum spoken by the Bru people of mainland Southeast Asia.


Question: Explain the potential of lab-grown meat and the research being done to create it.

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By 2030, we may be gobbling turkey meat grown in bioreactors.
This Thanksgiving, Paul Mozdziak will be giving thanks that people are finally paying attention to his big idea.
He wants to grow turkey meat in 5,000-gallon tanks.
Mozdziak is an expert in growing avian muscle cells in a lab flask. That obscure corner of research recently landed the North Carolina State University professor of poultry science at the cutting-edge of “cellular agriculture,” or the idea that animal protein could be manufactured in bioreactors rather than by animals.
The technology, also known as in vitro meat cultivation, may sound strange. But it has been drawing a following of environmentalists, animal-rights activists, and investors who think meat can be made by biotech companies rather than on farms.
“Years from now, when people are [in] the grocery store trying to decide if they want to buy traditional versus cultivated meat, I am 100 percent sure that cultured meat is going to be just as cheap, if not cheaper,” says Mozdziak.
The idea of cultured meat took flight in 2013, when Dutch scientist Mark J. Post went on British TV and cooked and bit into the first lab-grown hamburger. The experiment cost more than $300,000 and was paid for by Google founder Sergey Brin.
Proponents say in vitro meat could reduce reliance on farm animals and save resources. This summer, Mozdziak was a featured panelist at a conference put on by New Harvest, a foundation that promotes “animal products without animals.” The San Francisco event featured innovators presenting their versions of lab-grown beef, gelatin, egg whites, and milk.
Mozdziak’s research begins with a pencil-eraser-size biopsy of a turkey breast. Then the job is to isolate stem cells known as satellite cells, which multiply and fuse to build up existing muscle fibers. By manipulating these prolific cells in a warm broth of glucose and amino acids, Mozdziak essentially tricks them into behaving as if they are still inside a turkey.
In theory, the growth potential is enormous. Assuming unlimited nutrients and room to grow, a single satellite cell can undergo 75 generations of division during three months. That means one cell could turn into enough muscle to manufacture over 20 trillion turkey nuggets. Surveys suggest about half of vegetarians would eat meat if it came from a lab.
Lab-grown meat is still far from being economical. In Mozdziak’s lab, his team grows cells as a thin layer inside plastic flasks. If the cells become too thick, nutrients can’t get in. Growing a turkey-size amount of white meat this way would require about 11,340 flasks and about $34,000 worth of growth serum.
Hultz Smith, a scientist charged with studying long-term innovation for Tyson Foods, the Arkansas food processing giant, says his company is keeping an eye on cultured meat, but isn’t yet ready to invest. He thinks scientists are still far away from making a dent in the $675 billion global meat trade.
One company, Memphis Meats, has turned cattle stem cells into ground beef, but so far at a cost of $18,000 a pound. Another, Modern Meadow, dropped its highly publicized plans for laboratory beef chips and instead is working on synthesizing leather, a far more valuable commodity.
Scientists at North Carolina State University are working on manufacturing meat in the lab. Turkey stem cells are stored in liquid nitrogen and later transferred to plastic flasks, where they are fed with warm nutrients and allowed to multiply.
Until recently, Mozdziak says, no one wanted to fund his ideas for mass producing turkey meat without turkeys. But earlier this year, New Harvest gave Mozdziak a $118,800 grant, which has allowed him to create supplies of cells that other researchers can use by request. In November, he agreed to send some to biomedical engineer David Kaplan at Tufts University.
Kaplan says he’s searching for muscle cells that can be grown in “3-D,” or in tanks called bioreactors, and not just in thin sheets. That’s a necessary technical leap if in vitro meat is ever to scale up. “Our interest is in new ways to think about generating food-like tissues in a laboratory setting to better understand texture, structure, function, and nutrition,” says Kaplan, who says turkey cells look promising.
Yet it will not be easy to compete with factory farms, known as concentrated animal-feeding operations. At peak efficiency, turkeys raised in such facilities are able to turn two pounds of feed into one pound of weight. This explains why a 16-pound frozen Butterball turkey costs just $15.84 at Target, only 99 cents a pound.
Despite this, Mozdziak believes the price of cultured meat will eventually be competitive. One reason is that you’d be creating only the white meat you will eat, not the rest of the bird. “You’re not giving nutrients to bone, you’re not giving nutrients to the alimentary tract, all body systems,” he says.
Inside his lab, Mozdziak’s students begin their work with a small cutting of live turkey breast. After breaking the tissue apart with enzymes, the challenge is to get the satellite cells to multiply, but without forming muscle too soon. His team has kept a single supply of cells growing for more than six months.
During a week in which Americans will consume 46 million turkeys, other researchers say the ethical benefits of in vitro meat must also factor into what technology is developed. Mozdziak’s graduate student Marie Gibbons, who cultivates the cells in his lab, says she quit studying to be a veterinarian after seeing farm animals treated cruelly.
"It would be better if farm animals didn’t have to exist,” she says.


Question: Describe your opinion of the controversy surrounding the video game "Star Wars Battlefront 2" and what you think of its content and pricing. Respond in 853 words.

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Last week we unveiled the PlayStation Store sales chart for the full year 2017; this week we have the December 2017 countdown. Star Wars Battlefront 2 took the Christmas #1 spot, narrowly keeping FIFA 18 and Call of Duty WWII at bay. New entries on the PS4 chart included plucky indie brawler Gang Beasts and PlayLink quiz game Knowledge Is Power.
The force is weak in these people.
@Jazumin Huge triple A game goes 50% price down just one month after release. Not to mention how bad that game is. No wonder people bought/downloaded it.
Lol! “These people” are the people that has more important things to care about in life than boycotting a video game because they don’t like the publisher.
@Viktorx2001 Way to miss the point. It’s not about disliking the publisher, it’s about what they have done with the game.
Nice to see Adventures of Mana sneak back into the Vita chart. Been a decent price in the sale for £3.99 and so I got it and it’s rather fine. Looking forward to the Secret of Mana remake.
so much for that backlash…..
I can only do so much. I guess not buying a single game from EA so far this gen just isn’t enough lol. Sheep will always be sheep.
Doesen’t look like there is much interrest for exclusives.
I just hate how they offered new content for free, but I am yet to actually see any of it included in the map rotations.
I can’t even choose which map to opt for like I could in the last game, and next to no proper customisation choices for Arcade mode, not even offline Starfighters.
When it first released, Crait (the new map) was rotated in VERY often. Now it pretty much comes up (for me) as often as the rest of the maps. I may be mistaken but I think it always comes up after Maz’s Castle.
Finn is also used very often. I always see him being played on every map he is available on (not sure if he can be picked on every map).
Well, people buy PS4’s, don’t they?
Yup, apparently Sony sold 5.9 million PS4’s over the holidays (Polygon.com) so theres a ton of new customers right there!
Well, it does have a campaign this time around, that should count for something. I’ll pick it up for that at some point.
I’m sure the Last Jedi had something to do with it, too.
Well people need to learn the hard way. But this time bit cheaper.
That’s a shame. I really wish people would stop giving EA and Disney money. Both are vile businesses.
This game is GREAT! Forget the EA haters (most of whom haven’t even played the game). I agree they made some hideous decisions at the start but they have removed the paid crates element and fixed the crippling lag in the first fortnight. The Galactic Assault now has 12 maps (incrudling Crait from The Last Jedi), most of which are epic and all are beautiful!
@stellababy With the amount of evidence comming out from people who disacted the game I just can’t believe there are people who claim “haters” are responsible for creating this whole situation.
You can like the game all you want, but when EA and Dice lied about cosmetics, lied about whole matchmaking system(which makes you play against easier players who don’t have any high unlocks, after few wins you are matchmaked with people who paid for their consumable “cards”), lied about campaign, I can keep going… anyway don’t call people “haters” when the real problem in this whole situation is EA.
Game looks amazing and I am sure of it, but what else? Game is still bugged for many people, P2W system is horrible, leveling system is just garbage. If you look what’s good and what’s bad… you will understand what’s going on here. Btw… Battlefront 1 had different costumes for characters… EA claimed it would be problem to put different costumes in Battlefront 2… look at the facts.
@Nolidior88 – Have you played the game?
@stellababy Yes, I have played. I have not bought the game, but I had a chance to play it for 2 hours when my friend got it as a gift. It was really bad experience for me. You can call me “hater” if you want, but I have at least read what BF2 was suppose to become. Lies are lies, doesn’t change the fact game was bad.
Btw. we have encountered so many bugs, it made our gameplay feel like running on broken glass.
I’ll wait until it’s somewhere under £20 and then play it for the single-player. Shame EA seems to have no interest in single-player Star Wars games though. Even just port the two Knights Of The Old Republic games over to PS4 with graphics/performance improvements (but otherwise unchanged) and that would be better than only having multiplayer Star Wars games. It makes no sense that KOTOR can be played on modern smartphones and tablets, but not modern consoles when it was a console series in the first place.


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Altes Stadthaus ("Old City Hall") is a former administrative building in Berlin, currently used by the Senate. It faces the Molkenmarkt and is bound by four roads; Jüdenstraße, Klosterstraße, Parochialstraße, and Stralauer Straße. Designed by Ludwig Hoffmann, chief of construction for the city, it was built in 1902–11 at a cost of 7 million marks () to supplement the Rotes Rathaus.