Question: Name a case involving contract law. Respond in 1 sentences.

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Question: "When was Year 1245 according to the Julian calendar?" Respond briefly.

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 "When was Year 1245 according to the Julian calendar?" Respond briefly.

Year 1245 (MCCXLV) was a common year starting on Sunday (link will display the full calendar) of the Julian calendar.


Question: Describe what happened to the dolphin, Gilligan.

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Gilligan was discovered on Stratham Beach in Bunbury, Australia, with an octopus still sticking out of his mouth.
The young male, Gilligan, was in otherwise perfect condition, a new study says.
Nobody ever told Gilligan the dolphin not to bite off more than he could chew.
The male Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin is the first known cetacean to die from asphyxiation by octopus, a new study says.
He "seems to have been extremely greedy and thought, 'You know what, I’m going to swallow it whole,'" says study leader Nahiid Stephens, a pathologist at Murdoch University in Perth, Australia.
Other dolphins have been observed killing and eating octopi before, so Stephens conducted a post-mortem to figure out what went wrong—particularly because the animal, nicknamed Gilligan, was in amazing condition. First, she had to remove the octopus.
"It really was a huge octopus, I just kept pulling and pulling and thought, 'My god! It's still coming,'" Stephens says, adding that it had a tentacle span of 4.2 feet.
The autopsy, described in a recent study in the journal Marine Mammal Science, revealed that the problem arose when Gilligan was swallowing what would be his last meal.
Dolphins can disengage their epiglottis—a flap of tissue that connects the larynx to the blowhole—to open up their throats and swallow larger pieces of food.
Stephens says that the 4.6-pound cephalopod appeared to have grabbed onto Gilligan's larynx with a tentacle, preventing it from reconnecting to the dolphin's breathing apparatus and effectively suffocating him to death.
An autopsy photo reveals the octopus lodged in the larynx.
"That octopus might have been, in theory, dead, but the sucker was still functional," Stephens says, adding that while nobody wins in a situation like this, "the octopus gets a bit of a last hurrah."
Kate Sprogis, a research fellow at Murdoch University, says an octopus is "not easy prey to just swallow."
While studying the dolphin population near Bunbury, where Gilligan died, Sprogis has observed dolphins tossing octopi in the air in an attempt to tenderize the invertebrates—breaking them up into smaller, more digestible pieces.
A cetacean will often breach the surface and send the octopus flying through the air—quite the spectacle, according to Sprogis, who wasn't involved in the new study.
From learning English symbols to teaming up to trick their prey, dolphin intelligence continues to surprise researchers.
"It's quite energetically demanding for the dolphins," she says, adding the unhappy cephalopods will try to cling to the dolphins' heads. The sheer effort required is "why we think the octopus is highly nutritious."
As for Gilligan, "he obviously didn't toss it enough, and got a bit cocky and swallowed it," Sprogis says.
While Gilligan's unique death may have been a first as far as scientists are concerned, it likely happens more frequently in nature.
Historic seafarers told stories of sperm whales battling krakens—likely just misunderstood fights between giant octopi and sperm whales, Stephens says.
Not only that, but the dolphin's unfortunate end helps scientists learn more about the animals and their biology. As a young healthy male, Gilligan is also an important counterpoint to many of the sick, old biological samples that pathologists often encounter.
"These opportunities don’t come up that often," Stephens says, "so the more we can visualize these individuals after the unfortunate, tragic event of their death, the better it is."


Question: Describe the importance of the Baltic Sea Action Plan and its update process.

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The countries around the Baltic Sea have cooperated for over forty years to protect the sea through the Baltic Marine Protection Environment Commission (HELCOM). In 2007, the HELCOM members – Denmark, Estonia, European Union, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia and Sweden – adopted the Baltic Sea Action Plan (BSAP) with the aim to restore the good ecological status of the sea by 2021.
A favourable conservation status of Baltic Sea biodiversity.
For each goal, there are specific objectives and actions agreed to be accomplished either regionally or nationally.
Although progress has been made, there is still a way to go to complete the agreed actions and reach the planned goals. The recently published results of the State of the Baltic Sea Report (HELCOM, 2018a) show that the good ecological status of the Baltic Sea has not yet been reached and a mid-term review of the BSAP highlights that more needs to be done to accomplish all the agreed actions to improve the status of the sea (HELCOM 2018b).
While increasing the efforts to complete the already agreed actions, the HELCOM members are currently launching the update of the BSAP beyond 2021. The updated BSAP will have the same four strategic goals regarding eutrophication, hazardous substances, maritime activities and biodiversity, but will also take into account new global commitments and emerging issues. The sufficiency of current measures will be analysed, and new measures will be agreed upon as needed.
The update process will involve a wide array of experts and stakeholders around the Baltic Sea and will utilise the most recent scientific findings. The United Nations’ ocean- and water-related Sustainable Development Goals and targets will be incorporated into the updated BSAP. New ecological objectives will be developed for, for example, marine litter, underwater noise and seabed damage and disturbance.
The update will also take into account the impacts of climate change which can hamper the efforts to reach the set goals. For instance, the warmer climatic conditions may increase the nutrient runoff to the sea which will make it more difficult to reach the nutrient reduction targets and the goal of Baltic Sea unaffected by eutrophication. There is still work to be done to reach the good ecological status of the Baltic Sea and the updated BSAP will need to ensure that a good status will be reached and maintained under the changing climate in the future.


Question: Explain how players may gain entry to the Wimbledon Tennis Championships.

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Players and pairs who neither have high enough rankings nor receive wild cards may participate in a qualifying tournament held one week before the annual Wimbledon Tennis Championships.


Question: What do you know about Hasan Fuat Sari?

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Hasan Fuat Sari is a Finnish sculptor and painter of Turkish descent. He was born in Tarsus in 1953, and lives and works in Turku, Finland since 1980.
In 1973, he began his studies at the Royal Academy of Art in the Hague and graduated from the State Academy of Fine Arts in Istanbul. After his graduation Sari began working at the Istanbul Archeology Museums' sculpture atelier and also attended the completion of Izmir Archeological Museum.


Question: Describe the game "Viking: Way to Valhalla"

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Valhalla awaits your enemies in Viking: Way to Valhalla! Published by CrazyGames, this highly addicting, match-two battle game places you in the role of a Viking protecting your village and trying to save your woman! Available on both desktop and mobile, you have to match symbols of the same color to create another one and match swords to execute an attack to shut down your enemy. Use tactics and forward thinking strategies to defeat your enemies and save your people! Will you prove your worth in battle or will you end up in Valhalla, defeated?
Viking: Way to Valhalla is made by Nrjwolf and published by CrazyGames.com.
This is an engaging battle game. It can be played on this page in your browser. Viking: Way to Valhalla has received 10,565 plays and has been rated 8.2 out of 10 with 60 votes. Viking: Way to Valhalla is made with HTML5 to work without trouble in modern browsers. If you enjoyed playing Viking: Way to Valhalla, you should take a look at our other battle games or to Dragon World and War Simulator.


Question: Respond in 1 sentences. Describe the life of Eduard Bona-Bunić.

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Eduard Bona-Bunić (1894 – 2 October 1944 in Travnik), was a Croatian World War II soldier and member of the Bunić family, an old Austro-Hungarian noble family.


Question: Who was Madame Yevonde? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Yevonde Philone Middleton (née Cumbers; 5 January 1893 – 22 December 1975) was an English photographer, who pioneered the use of colour in portrait photography. She used the professional name Madame Yevonde.


Question: Describe the implications of none of the good cousins coming to the Cunningham family's Thanksgiving gathering.

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 Describe the implications of none of the good cousins coming to the Cunningham family's Thanksgiving gathering.

The Cunningham children fear the conversation at the kids’ table will now likely revolve around their boring cousins’ schoolwork and church youth group.
SCHENECTADY, NY—In a highly disappointing development expected to put a damper on the entire holiday weekend, sources within the Cunningham family confirmed Tuesday that none of the good cousins are coming to this year’s Thanksgiving gathering.
According to sources, the news about Tyler and Lauren, from Mom’s side of the family, follows last month’s discouraging announcement that none of the good cousins on Dad’s side would be attending either—including Lindsey, Nick, and most notably Kelsey, who is older and who is highly admired for her stories about what high school’s like, as well as her knowledge of cool music.
As a result, preliminary reports indicate the holiday will be dominated by less fun and more introverted cousins such as John, who barely talks and will probably sit alone and read a book the entire weekend, and Samantha, who is back from college and will likely hang out with Mom and Aunt Toni in the kitchen the whole time.
The Cunningham children described numerous disadvantages of the situation, saying that the kids’ table would be “really boring” this year without the good cousins, who like to joke around and make fun of Uncle Mike’s weird clothes. In addition, the outright lack of good cousins precludes the possibility of engaging in fun recreational activities while the adults all sit around and talk, with sources pointing out that in years past, Nick has brought his Xbox and all four of his controllers.
Additionally, sources remarked that with none of the good cousins present, there wouldn’t be enough people to get a decent game of Apples to Apples going, even if the bad cousins were to join in, which they almost never do.
“I don’t understand why we’re even having Thanksgiving here if none of the good cousins can come,” he added.
At press time, the outlook for the holidays had become even gloomier following the late-breaking announcement that the Cunningham family would be driving six hours to Altoona, PA to spend Christmas with Aunt Toni and Uncle Mike, who don’t even have cable.


Question: Describe the Journal of Modern Dynamics.

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The Journal of Modern Dynamics is a peer-reviewed scientific journal of mathematics published by the American Institute of Mathematical Sciences with the support of the Anatole Katok Center for Dynamical Systems and Geometry (Pennsylvania State University). The editor-in-chief is Giovanni Forni (University of Maryland College Park).


Question: Describe how you use Storyboards in your development process and how you overcome any limitations it presents.

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I do a lot of work where I have to set up views and view controllers for a large number of screens and I have to admit that I enjoy using Storyboards for most of it. I know it’s a polarizing subject with iOS developers and there are lots of specific instances where Storyboards don’t work or work poorly, but for the most part my process for using Storyboards is hassle-free. I attribute a large part of this to doing as much layout as possible in Storyboards and keeping configuration in code, either as initialization closures or in object subclasses.
However, my biggest issue with Storyboards is lack of dependency injection. If you’re developing views entirely in code, you can customize your initialization methods to take required (or optional) parameters that influence the loading and display of your view controller.
Consider a profile screen that shows the current user’s profile picture, username, email, etc. We could load our current user from our session singleton and configure the views in viewDidLoad and immediately configure our views with the user’s data. But if we want to share this screen for displaying profiles of other users, we have to do some extra work by implementing some session singleton method for getting the data for the other users. That doesn’t feel nice, and definitely not very Swifty.
prepareForSegue is really the only option for setting these values before the new view controller takes over, so any workaround we’re going to make is going to revolve around prepareForSegue. Luckily it occurs before viewDidLoad for the new view controller and viewDidLoad is typically the first time you take control in a view controller so (for the most part) you can behave as though profileUser always existed since initialization.
In this case, SecondViewController’s prepCtxFloat will be set to 40.5 automatically during the segue because the property names match, regularFloat won’t move between ViewController and SecondViewController because it doesn’t have the required prepCtx prefix.
This approach uses key value coding to accomplish the assignment which isn’t exactly a problem - UIViewController is an NSObject subclass anyway - but it’s brittle if the types don’t match. You could add some more strict type checking to prevent crashes, that’s information that Mirror will provide, but there’s no way to get compile-time information about which transitions will work.
The other gotcha is that the receiving view controller’s properties must be var and must have an initial value (i.e. they can’t be optional because that’s not compatible with Objective-C and thus KVC, you’ll get a this class is not key value coding-compliant error if you try this with an optional). Maybe not a big deal for simple values, but you’ll soon dread creating large dummy objects to be held only until prepareForSegue replaces them. Default values in a world where optionals are the real solution also rub me the wrong way.
The second solution I came up with is almost not worth mentioning: a protocol that requires a common segueContext dictionary in each view controller and syncs them during prepareForSegue. The protocol-ness means you’d still have to call syncContext or something during segue. And I’m not sure I want to go back to a world where I have to remember which type is which when unwrapping all these magic strings from a dictionary. All the complexity of a JSON parser but available to you whenever you perform a segue!
This is the second time I’ve run into an implementation that could have been greatly improved by something like native Swift KVC support. It’s a bit unfortunate - but understandable - that something KVC-like has been pushed to post-3.0 work, we’ll just have to wait a bit longer before these kinds of tools can be seamless.


Question: What are the Kofun burial mounds? Respond in 2 sentences.

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The is group of two keyhole-shaped "kofun" burial mounds located approximately three kilometers to the south of the center of the city of Matsusaka, Mie Prefecture Japan. They are protected as a National Historic Site by the Japanese government.


Question: "What do you think of the new Doctor Who magazine cover featuring Jodie Whittaker and Tosin Gill, but not Mandip Gill and Bradley Walsh?"

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Interesting decision not to put Cole and Walsh on the cover. In my opinion it would be a bit like a season 19 poster with just the Doctor and Adric.
You think she will be the main companion?
It seems natural enough they’ll all get ‘turns’, as it were, on different covers for different things. This month’s DWM, for instance, has Gill and Cole on the cover, but not Whittaker and Walsh.
Plus, the cover line mentions interviews – presumably if they only got to interview with Whittaker and Gill, then those are the two they’re going to put on the cover.
Where are the other 2?


Question: Describe the protests happening in Italy related to the new mandatory vaccine law.

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Readers from Italy have been contacting us, asking to cover the massive demonstrations happening throughout Italy to protest a new mandatory vaccine law.
This news has been censored from the U.S. corporate media.
No other decree-law has moved so fast in the Italian legislative system, the reasons of such hurry are incomprehensible considering that the Istituto Superiore Di Sanità (the local version of the CDC) has declared that contrary to what stated in the decree itself there is no objective urgency.
There are no epidemics, the number of cases of measles or meningitis in the current year have been substantially lower than the previous year.
Protests are going to increase here, as our Government has announced… a law to introduce 12 mandatory vaccines.
The law…. was announced by our Health Ministry to be as follows: 12 mandatory vaccination needed to have access to pre-school system (age 0-6): no vaccination, no enrollment, no exceptions; for mandatory school (age 0-16) if kids were not vaccinated parents should pay a penalty between 500€ and 7.500€ per year, if you cannot afford it, you’ll be refer to Jouvanile Court, that could suspend your parents rights to get your children vaccinated.
A national protest is envisaged in Rome on June 11.
In other comments posted on Facebook, Elisabetta Bressan suggests that the new mandatory vaccine law has strong financial connections to the pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline, which could benefit from over 1 billion euros invested in Italy over the next four years.
This is the press conference of Health Minister, Ms. Lorenzin explaining the DL.
His curriculum vitae is regularly published in the Government’s website, at page 6 you can see he is a member of Glaxo Smith-Kline Foundation board.
Italian courts have already ruled in (at least) two separate cases that vaccines did cause autism.


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"Self Made Man" is a song recorded by American country music duo Montgomery Gentry. It was released in April 2000 as the fourth single from the album "Tattoos & Scars". The song reached #31 on the "Billboard" Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart. The song was written by Wynn Varble and Jay Knowles.


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The Buffalo Stampede was a basketball team in the Atlantic Coast Professional Basketball League (ACPBL) that started as a franchise in the Premier Basketball League (PBL) in the 2009 season. The team was originally the NexxNow Buffalo Dragons (called Buffalo Dragons in shorthand) The team was first owned by NexxNow Inc. However, Vincent Lesh, the owner of the modern American Basketball Association Buffalo Sharks (the team formerly known as the "Silverbacks" and "Rapids") folded that club, left the ABA, and bought the Dragons from NexxNow, renaming them the Buffalo Stampede.
The team was to play their home games at the Burt Flickinger Center at Erie Community College, however with Lesh's purchase they moved to what was going to be the Sharks venue, the Koessler Athletic Center at Canisius College. On December 15, the team announced that head coach Richard Jacob stepped down and would be replaced on an interim basis by General Manager Roosevelt Bouie. On December 23, John Fitzpatrick was named head coach. On March 22, 2009, Fitzpatrick was removed as assistant coach Aaron Clark would take over


Question: Respond in 342 words. Describe the dispute between Nike and Adidas regarding three former top designers.

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Nike is launching a law suit against three of their former top designers Denis Dekovic, Mark Miner and Marc Dolce for stealing commercial secrets.
These three designers were among the top designers that Nike employed but in early 2015 the trio will be making a move to Adidas, who is opening a new design studio in Brooklyn New York.
Denis Dekovic is probably the most famous of the three, and he is the man responsible for the Nike Magista Obra football boots. His work with Nike has earned the company a place at the top of football boots manufactures, but that doesn’t mean he can’t seek employment elsewhere. In statement released by Denis this week he says the following: "During our entire careers at Nike, we gave nothing but our maximum effort. We collectively poured in hours, passion and dedication beyond what was asked or expected of us, often prioritizing our jobs over our families."
"Until the very end, we stayed engaged, loyal and committed. We have a tremendous amount of respect for our colleagues and Nike and would never do anything to harm them."
Nike is claiming that the three former designers have shared with Adidas confidential information on Nike’s product lines and new boot lines as well as copy confidential information from their computers. In addition to that they believe that the new Adidas design lab in Brooklyn is a knockoff of Nike’s design lab.
Nike also claims that Adidas was aware that the three designers had a non-compete clause in their contracts but offered to pay for any legal fees that would come from signing with Adidas. The non-compete agreement stipulated that for one year after leaving Nike they can’t work for Adidas or any competitor.
This is sure to add fuel to a fire that has been burning for a long time. This is the latest battle between Nike and Adidas, one that looks to be heading to court and not the courts where sports are played but rather the one where lawyers spend most of their days.


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Desperate Scousewives is a British scripted-reality television series based in Liverpool. It premiered on E4 at 10:00pm on 28 November 2011. It ran for eight episodes before being cancelled due to stagnating ratings and a perceived lack of interest in cast members from viewers. The show gained favourable viewing figures for its first episode, debuting with 500,000 viewers, 24% up on the E4 channel's slot average. However, episodes for the rest of the series were regularly below this figure and outside of the E4 top-10 weekly rankings.


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A Republican state senator in Minnesota is proposing legislation to ensure that public colleges and universities adhere to their constitutional obligation to allow freedom of speech on campus.
The bill would specifically forbid administrators from imposing restrictions on speech, "including ideas and opinions they find offensive," and would also outlaw so-called "free speech zones."
Minnesota State Senator Carla Nelson is introducing a bill that would prevent colleges and universities from limiting free expression on campus.
"I believe there should be no resistance to this bill. Institutions of higher education are not exempt from the provisions of the United States Constitution."
“Free speech and freedom of the press are two great bulwarks for liberty,” Nelson said at a press conference last week. ”And that is why it is so critically important that we make sure that those freedoms are protected just as our Constitution mandates; both in our society and particularly on our campuses of higher learning.
The state lawmaker also invited three students to her press conference, asking them to share their experiences of censorship on campus with the press.
Madison Faupel, a senior at the University of Minnesota who is also a Campus Reform correspondent, likewise welcomed the bill, asserting that "stifling free speech on campus leads to an environment of bias, indoctrination, and intellectual bullying."
According to The Post Bulletin, the legislation will apply to state institutions of higher education to prevent them from shielding “individuals from free speech, including ideas and opinions they find offensive, unwise, immoral, indecent, disagreeable, conservative, liberal, traditional, radical, or wrongheaded."
In a statement to Campus Reform, Nelson expressed optimism about the bill’s prospects, reiterating that institutions of higher education can not operate outside of the Constitution.
"I believe there should be no resistance to this bill," she said. "Institutions of higher education are not exempt from the provisions of the United States Constitution.


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Vexillum (Costellaria) mirabile, common name : miraculous mitre, is a species of small sea snail, marine gastropod mollusk in the family Costellariidae, the ribbed miters.


Question: Explain how Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is using different measure to fulfill his campaign strategy. Respond in 47 sentences.

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The joke of the season is a BJP leader accusing Karnataka’s Congress chief minister of dividing people along communal lines. The BJP had combined the talents of Newton, Einstein and Chanakya to invent the science of pitting people against people in the name of religion and caste. It still remains the prime promoter of the technology. Karnataka, in the heat of a life-and-death election, will no doubt see all parties copying the BJP. Communalism will be in full gallop. We can already hear party strategists saying ‘May the worst man win’.
Actually, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is being quite smart. Cynical, may be, but smart. Lingayats, with B S Yeddyurappa as leader, have been BJP’s presumed support base. Siddaramaiah created havoc for the BJP by formally approving the Lingayat community’s demand for separate religion status (which will qualify them for minority privileges). The claim that Veerashaivas and Lingayats are the same was shattered with Veerashaivas protesting and Lingayats cheering Siddaramaiah. (Lingayats reject Brahminical precepts, bury their dead instead of cremating them, follow Basavanna’s vachanas in Kannada and use no Sanskrit text and have rituals entirely different from Hindu versions). Siddaramaiah had already ordered the display of Basavanna’s portraits in government offices across the state. Of course the Centre will not approve the state’s new proposal on Lingayats. But Siddaramaiah has scored the points he wanted to score.
Smart, too, has been the chief minister’s use of the Kannada pride card. The removal of Hindi signboards from metro stations was welcomed by many when it became known that in some Hindi-speaking states traffic signage followed a one-language formula, and that milestones in many rural roads in southern Karnataka had only Hindi lettering on them. BJP chief Amit Shah’s speeches to Kannada audiences in Hindi, without translation, struck people as a sign of arrogance. In this climate, Siddaramaiah got Apple to include Kannada in their keyboards and demanded that passports issued in Karnataka have details in Kannada.
The government also promoted the Kannada Flag. It didn’t invent the idea; a separate flag had been there from the pre-independence days of the Samyukta Karnataka movement. In 1938, acclaimed writer B M Srikantaiah wrote a poem called “Kannadada Bavuta” (flag). A decade before that, poet laureate Kuvempu had composed Jaya He Karnataka Maathe, which stirs listeners’ hearts even today. Thus Karnataka has its own anthem as well. By no means can this be seen as a challenge to national unity. Every state in America has its own flag, but they still remain the United States.
Karnataka also has something which perhaps nobody else has: a mother-goddess of its own called Kannada Bhuvaneshwari. Distinguished litterateurs of the state and some public figures came together last year with an appeal to the chief minister for the installation of a Bhuvaneshwari statue at a prominent spot in Bangalore city. There are two temples dedicated to the goddess in the state. A statue in the capital will boost the state’s cultural heritage—and win some votes, costing less than the BJP’s Patel statue in Gujarat.
In five years of power, Siddaramaiah has done nothing that can be called outstanding in terms of vision. But no major scandal has caught up with him either. He has been reasonably good at budget management. His populist moves such as Indira Canteens have won some appreciation. He also wins approval by challenging Modi in Modi style. An example is his meet-the-people programme called “Kaam Ki Baat” (any resemblance to Modi’s Mann Ki Baat being purely non-coincidental).
In the circumstances, a direct test of strength between Siddaramaiah’s Congress and Yeddyurappa’s BJP can well go in the chief minister’s favour. But two obstacles may disrupt the scenario. One is the vote-wasting capability of India’s most frustrated politician, H D Deve Gowda. His JD(S) doesn’t have a hope in hell of getting anywhere near power. But he can be an effective nuisance—and he likes to play that role.
The second obstacle before Congress is the Harris factor—the unforgivable display of gangsterism by a Congress MLA’s son in a restaurant. The father had clearly promoted his rowdy son’s rise in Congress politics. The blot on the Congress can perhaps be removed to some extent if the party disowns the Harris family altogether, denying a ticket to the MLA father as well. Whether the leadership will have the imagination to take such a righteous stand is to be seen. In other words, the doors to power are wide open, anyone can walk in, saint or sinner. That’s the pity of it.


Question: Come to the Chile Cookoff on Sunday at Hope & Anchor!

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Okay, sports fans. Sunday at 4 pm there’s a chile cookoff taking place at Hope & Anchor.
I’ll be there. And I’ll be participating. Cooking chile. In both the vegetarian (for me, that means vegan) and omnivore categories, because I’m a glutton. For punishment.
Also, I’ve got some chile pequin sprouts that didn’t get claimed last Friday at Monarch, and I’ll have those available, too, FREE, to good homes.
Proceeds from the chile contest benefit the Center Against Sexual and Family Violence.
So check it out. Come by and say hi. Bribe (or threaten) the judges.


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Christmas Eve is around the corner. While you'll have to wait for your presents a few more days, we hand off our gifts to you early: starting today at 10am CET, you will be able to find the last gift in the Expeditions. Another supreme card is waiting to be claimed. And while Christmas is about the family mostly, it's also about buddies. In that case, Bridge Buddies.
The Frostival will continue until January 3rd 2018.
Another week ends, you're reading the Community Happenings and that can only mean a new Deck of the Week has been chosen. This week, a well known Master from Germany will be - hopefully - happy to see his deck featured here.
"ecke", that's how most of you know him in-game, is also known as the Angry Snail. This comes partially from his other alias "Graf Schnecke" which means Count/Lord Snail in English. The other part was created by Dipshit live on stream, since ecke lost a game and stomped his opponent afterwards. Dipshit therefore concluded, that the snail got angry.
Its a low skill Cap but honorful Deck. How to play it? First you need to play some epic Sabaton tracks to get in the right mood. Then you select Sergeant Settsu. Your main strategy is to pressure your opponent with an all in attack where you dont give a crap about the enemy units attacking you and even jumping in with Settsu (because attacking is the best defense, thats what the snails grandpa said). If you launch an attack with Cleaver prepare Daggerfall, Shock Rock and even Beam of Doom to counter counters such as Musketeer or swarm units.
With Dragon Welp, Scrat Horde and Musketeer you have a pretty solid defense with lots of damage, which can sometimes turn into a great offensive push. But instead of defending immediately (when lonely enemy tanks appear) you try to counter push and just ignore the incoming damage for a while. Why do I play it like this? Because you can easily take the damage like a man... or more like a snail to the face with the defense units.
With the Illusiory Cleaver you can try to bait out spells to pretend it's a real Cleaver. If yoiu enemy doesn't get tricked by that, you just don't care and use it as cycle card or against swarm. With your spells you want to always predict the obvious enemy counters and have them ready to smash the face and also get some juicy Settsu reloads. Plasma Marines just do their general job in either defending or attacking. But there should never be 4 of them clustered, if the enemy still has a potential Daggerfall.
I know Settsu is female, but we snails do not care a lot about gender since our actions determine it.
2017 was an amazing year for us. We had a blast working with you, an amazing community! And when we look into the future, 2018 will be truly legendary. To prepare you for the new year, we will reveal changes over the course of the next blog posts, starting at Monday, December 25th. We will talk about Expedition reworks, weekly events and more. Stay tuned, be prepared!
By the way: Minion Masters, Minion Masters Premium Upgrade, FORCED, FORCED Showdown and all related DLCs are on sale!
Cheers and Merry Christmas from BetaDwarf!


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Feodor Starčević (born 30 June 1942) is a Serbian diplomat and United Nations official.


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Awoooooooo! Animal Planet has ordered new series “Wolves & Warriors,” which will pair combat vets suffering from PTSD with rescued wolves, TheWrap has learned exclusively.
Premiering later this year, “Wolves & Warriors” features U.S. Navy veteran Matt Simmons and Dr. Lorin Lindner, a clinical psychologist, the husband and wife team behind the Lockwood Animal Rescue Center (LARC). LARC has a unique purpose: to rescue wolves from dangerous domestic situations, illegal breeding operations, petting zoos and abuse or neglect scenarios and then introduce them to combat veterans suffering from PTSD, per Animal Planet’s official logline.
The program provides veterans the opportunity to heal the wounds of war, by personally caring for the 50 wolves at the sanctuary, it continued. LARC is closed to the public so rescue wolves and warriors meet in a safe and private space as they begin their journeys to recovery after the traumas they’ve suffered.
“Wolves & Warriors” is produced for Animal Planet by Leftfield Pictures where Gretchen Palek, Shawn Witt, Jason Carey, Dave Luce and Justin Comins serve as executive producers. For Animal Planet, Keith Hoffman is executive producer and Sarah Russell is producer.
All of the Discovery-owned channels — yes, including the new ones — will present their new slates to advertisers on Tuesday at the company’s annual upfront event.


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We are currently in the Jewish month of Av, the month devoted to mourning the destruction of the Holy Temples in Jerusalem – which culminates in the fast of Tisha B’Av – and to our faith that God will eventually comfort us – as expressed in the seven haftaros read each Shabbos between Tisha B’Av and Rosh HaShana. The month of Av is followed by Elul, the month devoted to teshuva (repentance) in preparation for Rosh HaShana and Yom Kippur.
What is the meaning of this sudden shift from the month of tragedy and mourning to the month of penitence and rapprochement between Man and God? To understand this we need to gain a deeper insight into the basic message of Av.
Three [prophets] prophesied using the term “eicha”: Moses, Isaiah, and Jeremiah. Moses said, “How (Eicha) can I bear this people alone…” (Deut. 1:12). Isaiah said, “How (Eicha) has the faithful city become a harlot…” (Isaiah 1:21). Jeremiah said, “Alas! (Eicha) She sits in solitude…” (Lamentations 1:1).
Thus we find that Hillel obligates the poor, Rabbi Elazar ben Charsom obligates the wealthy, and Joseph HaTzadik obligates the wicked.
The Talmud gives three categories of rationalizations – the excuses of poverty, wealth, and temptation – that people rely upon to deny their responsibility for their moral failures. Almost every excuse that we make for ourselves falls into one of these three categories. These three excuses are paralleled in the three verses of Eicha. Moses spoke of the Jewish people in their time of success, paralleling the challenge of wealth; Isaiah spoke of the Jewish people in their time of sin, paralleling the challenge of temptation; and Jeremiah spoke of the Jewish people in their time of suffering, paralleling the challenge of poverty.
Every sinner hides from Hashem… behind self-justifications and self-deceptions. ...all sinners are actually hiding from Him behind their barricades of self-deception and self-justification. ... Hashem calls to the Man: “Where are you?” meaning: Reveal yourself to Me, by removing the barricades of self-justification and false reasoning behind which you attempt to hide from Me.
The cry of Eicha – How can it be! – alludes to that original call of Ayeka – Where are you? – in which God calls us to stop deceiving ourselves and return to Him. The tragedies we mourn in the month of Av are repetitions of that call, intended to shake us out of our complacency and force us to accept responsibility for our actions. The message of Av is precisely this, that it was our failures – failures that we continue to repeat – that brought about these tragedies, and that we must recognize this and acknowledge our own power to change our behavior. We are not slaves to our circumstances; as human beings we are fundamentally free to control our actions, and we therefore bear the responsibility to do so.
This concept is a major principle and the pillar of the Torah and the Commandment, as it says (Deuteronomy 30:15), "See, I have placed before you today life and good, and death and evil." And it is written (ibid. 11:26), "See, I have placed before you today blessing and curse."
Since, as we have explained, every human being has free-will, a man should strive to repent and to cleanse his hands of his sins, so that he should die as a penitent and merit to the life of the world to come.
The recognition of our free-will and responsibility is of fundamental importance as we enter the month of Elul – the month of teshuva (repentance). As long as we deceive ourselves into thinking that our actions are not within our control, teshuva is impossible. It is only after we accept responsibility for our deeds that we can begin the process of teshuva.
Todah rabbah. Some of this was new to me, and I appreciate your synthesis of these interesting and important sources.


Question: Describe the current controversy over the use of dicamba in Arkansas.

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Monsanto wasn’t happy about that. In the latest development, the agribusiness company sued the Arkansas State Plant Board, which regulates pesticides. It also sued each of the individual board members — who, for the record, are just local, agriculture-minded folks who volunteer their time.
But farmers on the other side of the debate, who think the ban is way too strict, are demanding at least limited access to dicamba. What a mess.


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Seattle retained its long-running title of the hottest housing market in the country, according to the Case-Shiller national home price report, but there are signs of hope for would-be buyers frustrated by the slim supply in recent years.
Seattle home prices in April rose 13.1 percent over the same period a year ago. Las Vegas and San Francisco held on to their spots just behind Seattle with annual price growth of 12.7 percent and 10.9 percent respectively.
Seattle has been atop Case Shiller’s index for 20 straight months now, and a combination of a historic population boom and record-low supply of homes for sale has been the primary driver of the city’s skyrocketing prices.
Seattle’s streak is among the longest on record for Case-Shiller’s index. San Francisco had a 20-month run as the fastest growing market between 1999 and 2001, at the heart of the dotcom boom. Portland topped Case-Shiller’s index for 23 straight months from 1990 to 1992.
But another report released earlier this month indicates that supply-starved Seattle is starting to see a rise in the number of home for sale. According to the Northwest Multiple Listing Service, brokers added 14,524 new listings in Seattle and the surrounding area in May, the first time that figure topped 14,000 since May 2008. It’s also the first time in close to four years that the market has shown an annual increase in the number of new listings.
Seattle’s median home sale price in May was $830,000, up more than $100,000 from a year ago.
Also on the rise are condo listings, an important trend because condos tend to be less expensive and represent an opportunity for first-time buyers. Condo inventory grew by 21.4 percent over last year, boosted by the addition of 1,803 new listings in May.
While increased supply isn’t a cure-all for bringing prices down, it can slow growth. Take Seattle’s apartment market where thousands of new units opened in recent years, and many are now sitting empty. This has caused landlords to offer incentives to renters like free rent and other perks.


Question: Respond in 5 sentences. Have you heard about what's happening with journalist Jamal Khashoggi?

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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch Finance Minister Wopke Hoekstra on Thursday pulled out of next week’s investment summit in Riyadh and a Dutch trade mission to Saudi Arabia in November was put on hold over concerns about the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
“The cabinet has decided that the finance minister will not attend the Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh on Oct. 25”, Foreign Minister Stef Blok said in a letter to parliament.
Blok said a trip planned by Trade Minister Sigrid Kaag in December was now also unlikely to go ahead.
The November trade mission, focused on waste management, was canceled for now.
“We have been told to inform participants that the mission has been put on hold,” a spokeswoman for PSPS Consultants, which had organized the trip for the government, said.


Question: What is the album "Early Recordings" by Joan Osborne?

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Early Recordings is an album by Joan Osborne released on November 5, 1996.


Question: Explain why Mexico is working to protect illegal immigrants in the United States. Respond in 42 sentences.

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The Mexican government is showing no signs of stepping away from its aggressive diplomatic campaign to help its citizens living and working in the United States evade U.S. immigration law enforcement agents.
This week, Mexico instructed its consulate in Miami to further increase efforts to protect the interests of its citizens who are in the United States illegally, according to the Sun-Sentinel.
In Texas, the Mexican Consulate in El Paso announced this week that it would extend through March a program that pays for illegal aliens to obtain legal representation. According to the El Paso Times, more than $120,000 has been spent since it started earlier this year.
In Sacramento, Mexico spends $250,000 to defend illegal immigrants.
The consular actions are part of a campaign launched in March by the Mexican government to establish “advocacy” departments in each of 50 consulates across the country. The $50 million earmarked is on top of Mexico’s considerable budget for its network of consulates north of the border.
The so-called “ombudsman” centers have been advertised as an “exclusive space for Mexicans who require it to receive guidance and direct legal advice” and to assist those who are seeking dual citizenship. However, they also finance an “information campaign to prevent an eventual return” of illegal immigrants who have been arrested or detained.
The decision by the Miami consulate to ramp up its involvement is partly a response to the recent success of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in arresting and deporting illegal aliens in south Florida.
According to Department of Homeland Security agency figures released earlier this month, the number of arrests and deportations that took place in Florida, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands more than doubled from 3,524 last year to 6,192 in FY2017.
Mexican officials concede the campaign is not a short-term reaction to the Trump administration, but a part of a longer-term plan to influence U.S. domestic policy.
Gerardo Guerrero, the head of the consulate in St. Paul, Minnesota, explained the $50 million investment as part of a desire to have consulates take a more politically active role.
FAIR has voiced concerns as the Mexican government grown more brazen in its attempts to protect the interests of its citizens – even at the expense of American citizens – and to further its own agenda within the United States. As the Trump administration continues to enforce the laws governing the United States, it is clear Mexico intends to do what it can to undermine those efforts wherever it can.
Support your people in your own country NOT ours! Either come in through legal channels or stay out! And these damned people in our country circumventing the laws should be arrested. Enough of taking advantage of American citizens and our money for your own purposes. Secure our borders and give us back our country!
On Crime reporting in sanctuary cities.
There is no hard evidence nor anecdotal evidence that cities which provide sanctuary to illegal aliens mainly from Mexico are safer than those that do not provide sanctuary. No matter how friendly the city, the main goal of illegal aliens is to stay out of government databases especially police databases. Consequently they do everything they can to NOT report crime. The reason is simple. They will have to give their personal information to the police and oftentimes that information is rooted in false identities and forged and fabricated documents. Many with multiple identities struggle with which identity to use in a police report, so they would rather NOT report crime. Crime is directly proportional to population density, therefore it matters little whether or not the city is a sanctuary, crime will be higher with a higher population. As evidence you need look no further than Los Angeles, a sanctuary city with a high population of illegal aliens from Mexico. The crime rate is extremely high but it has nothing to do with the level of acceptance (sanctuary) of illegal aliens or illegal immigrants. It’s high because the population density is high. Of course if you remove all illegal aliens the crime rate will absolutely go down …… primarily because the population density went down. If you revoke the sanctuary status from Los Angeles there will be a lower crime reporting rate, but the absolute actual crime rate will still be high. Remember this; the main goal is to stay out of police databases (BY NOT REPORTING CRIME) because if you do you’ve spent one or more of your identities and when the police find out you are using false identities and documents ……. you will be arrested just for that. These are the facts.
The Mexican government is the biggest human and drug smuggler in the world and exporter of crime and poverty to the U.S. That illegal aliens want to be documented is a myth. By and large the majority of the population does not want to be documented because this increases the chances that organized criminal activity related to drug cartels will be exposed embedded in business centers, abandoned shopping centers, warehouse commercial-industrial centers and neighborhoods overrun with illegal aliens. There is no doubt about that. Becoming documented also entails exposing your true identity and many of these people have stolen and fabricated documentation which has adversely impacted U.S. citizens and employers.
And exactly how long would Mexico put up with this country trying to “assist” American citizens who were beyond a doubt there without permission? Of course, Mexico’s actions are nothing more than an admission that their country is a corrupt, poverty-stricken, dangerous dictatorship run by the drug cartels and they are unable to run Mexico without all the remittances sent by their citizens working in this country.


Question: "Hey, do you know when Sword Art Online Fatal Bullet is releasing?" Respond in 351 words.

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Sword Art Online Fatal Bullet is close to being released later this month. While an open beta is going on for Japan, you can expect there is a lot of info being leaked during this month. Bandai Namco has released more information regarding Sword Art Online Fatal Bullet. The information features screenshots that introduce a new side of the story. Recently detailed character Balzat Joe and the dual arms two-pistol style.
You can pre-purchase sword art online fatal bullet for Playstation 4 and Xbox one in Japan. The game will launch for PS4, X1 and PC on February 23rd in America and Europe. The game setting is set after the events of Hollow Realization. It is set in the world of Gun-gale online. However there is no classic RPG setting.
Instead of it, the game will feature sci-fi post-apocalyptic shooter type of game. The weapons are almost the same as in the anime adaptation. Guns, laser swords, and polearms with a bit of modified new weapons will be set for players. You have an option to create your own character or venture the world as Kirito.
In Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet there are several weapon types. Dual Arms is a two-pistol style with guns on both hands to produce tremendous attacks. Guns like the hand gun, sub machine gun, shotgun, assault rifle and launcher can be equipped on both hands and will double the power! Each weapon type has special techniques called “Weapon Arts” that can be purchased from Argo. Players can also reveal her information such as the ArFA-sys fund management function to get some money.
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Question: Explain the spiritual significance of the chiasm in Mosiah 3:19.

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C and believe that salvation was, and is, and is to come, in and through the atoning blood of Christ, the Lord Omnipotent.
This pattern sandwiches the state of the natural man between references to the Atonement, becoming like a child, and humility. In the second half of the pattern, submission becomes a key concept, with the terms yields, submissive, and submit (repeated twice) appearing four times.4 As part of the larger organization of his speech, Benjamin stressed that the name of Christ is the only means of salvation, emphasizing this both shortly before and shortly after this passage (Mosiah 3:17, 21).
Due to the Fall, all are naturally enemies to God.7 The grip of this condition is emphasized at the center of the pattern, but then the passage thematically reverses this point and presents submission as the only way to overcome the Fall. The “enemy to God” must “yield to the enticings of the Holy Spirit,” and “submit to all things,” even if this means that heavy burdens must be borne (Mosiah 24:15).
1. See John W. Welch, “Parallelism and Chiasmus in Benjamin’s Speech,” in King Benjamin’s Speech: “That Ye May Learn Wisdom”, ed. John W. Welch and Stephen D. Ricks (Provo, UT: FARMS, 1998), 315–410.
2. Welch, “Parallelism and Chiasmus in Benjamin’s Speech,” 319–324, 326–327, 350, 352, 373–376. For more on chiasmus in the Book of Mormon, see Book of Mormon Central, “Why is the Presence of Chiasmus in the Book of Mormon Significant? (Mosiah 5:10–12),” KnoWhy 166 (August 16, 2016). This chiasm was one of the first to be detected in the Book of Mormon by Welch fifty years ago on August 16, 1967, and first published in John W. Welch, “Chiasmus in the Book of Mormon,” BYU Studies 10, no. 3 (1969): 69–83; see also John W. Welch, “Chiasmus in the Book of Mormon,” in Chiasmus in Antiquity: Structures, Analyses, Exegesis, ed. John W. Welch (Hildesheim: Gerstenberg Verlag, 1981; reprint Provo, UT: Research Press, 1999), 198–210; John W. Welch, “Chiasmus in the Book of Mormon,” in Book of Mormon Authorship: New Light on Ancient Origins, ed. Noel B. Reynolds (Provo, UT: Religious Studies Center, 1982: reprint Provo, UT: FARMS, 1996), 33–52.
3. Adapted from Welch, “Parallelism and Chiasmus in Benjamin’s Speech,” 350, 352. See also, Donald W. Parry, Poetic Parallelisms in the Book of Mormon: The Complete Text Reformatted (Provo, UT: Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship, 2007), 166.
4. See D. Kelly Ogden, Verse by Verse: The Book of Mormon, 2 vols. (Salt Lake City, UT: Deseret Book, 2011), 1:314.
5. Determined by searching for the terms child, son, and daughter in the Book of Mormon on lds.org.
6. Daniel Boyarin, The Jewish Gospels: The Story of the Jewish Christ (New York, NY: The New Press, 2012), 26–31.
7. See Robert L. Millet, “The Natural Man: An Enemy to God,” in Mosiah, Salvation Only Through Christ, ed. Monte S. Nyman and Charles D. Tate Jr., The Book of Mormon Symposium Series, Volume 5 (Provo, UT: Religious Studies Center, Brigham Young University, 1991), 139–159; Rodney Turner, “The Great Conversion,” in The Book of Mormon, Part 1: 1 Nephi to Alma 29, ed. Kent P. Jackson, Studies in Scripture, Volume 7 (Salt Lake City, UT: Desert Book, 1987), 217–218.
8. Elder Benjamin De Hoyos, “Book of Mormon Principles: Submitting Our Will to the Father’s,” Ensign, July 2004, online at lds.org.
9. Elder Russell M. Nelson, “Repentance and Conversion,” Ensign, May 2007, 104.
10. Turner, “The Great Conversion,” 218.
11. John A. Tvedtnes, The Most Correct Book: Insights from a Book of Mormon Scholar, 2nd edition (Springville, UT: Horizon, 2003), 253.
12. Elder D. Todd Christofferson, “Born Again,” Ensign, May 2008, 78.