Question: Could you provide a summary of Emanuel Bova's spearfishing career and background?

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Emanuel Bova is competing this year in the Australian team that is going to Greece in the next few weeks. Get behind the Aussie team here!
Manny grew up in Genoa, Italy, and started spearfishing way back in 1984. In 1988 he moved to Sydney, Australia where he continued spearfishing and we chat about the contrast in conditions and difference in biodiversity. With a passion for spearfishing and innovation it was inevitable that he would begin a spearfishing business in Australia. Initially he started importing equipment from Europe, first with Omer (1993-98), then with TopSub wetsuits (1998-2009), and then in 2010 he launched his own brand MannySub with the roller speargun conversion kit. Manny was the first to produce a roller muzzle and also introduce the roller concept to many countries such as Australia, South Africa , the Middle East, USA and several other countries. His Roller Speargun conversion kits continue to be highly popular alongside MannySubs range of spearfishing equipment.
Alongside his spearfishing business Emanuel Bova has been an active member of the San Souci Dolphins Spearfishing club in Sydney since 1994. He has been competing for over 22 years both locally and abroad. This year he joins the Australian Spearfishing team again as they head to Greece to take on the worlds best. You can follow the Australian teams adventure here. Part of the appeal of Manny’s interview is hearing stories from a bloke who has dived in Italy, France , Croatia, Mexico several times (the Gulf, Caribbean, Sea of Cortez), Panama, New Zealand, Fiji, USA, Hawaii, and both the eastern and western coastlines of Australia as well as the coral sea.
This interview is our longest yet but its for good reason. Manny takes us on an equipment deep dive in his Veterans Vault where we talk in detail about; Flopper maintenance, Speargun Rubber, Dyneema vs Mono-filament as a shooting line, equipment maintenance and then we dig into Roller Spearguns with questions from us about inverted rollers and the double roller, both of which are rapidly growing in popularity with Bluewater Hunters. As Manny is a regular listener of the show he fires on all cylinders sharing stories that all of us can learn from and his Fast 5 Facts For Noobs is phenomenal. Listen into an absolute cracker interview.
01:20 Manny’s history covering Omer and TopSub spearfishing equipment, competing in Croatia with the Australian Team, early lessons, the beginning of MannySub, moving to Sydney and the contrast between Italian Mediterranean spearfishing conditions and Australian spearfishing conditions.
14:00 Yellowfin Tuna Coral Sea on the burley trail. Great takeaway lesson on observation from this story.
19:00 Heading out the day before a big competition when an opportunity that does not come to many Australian spearo’s presented itself.
23:00 Spearfishing Hunting Technique – burley with newspaper or even toilet paper. Great rundown on how effective this technique can be. Best burley for using in shark infested water. Can use in combination with a flasher.
Boat pulling free from anchor overnight while miles out to sea.
Fiji deep diving injury – the Bends while freediving. Manny lays out his process of deduction alongside symptoms. Supporting article with more information about the bends while freediving here. Manny talks about his journey to recovery along with the advice and medical help he received along the way.
Reef shark near miss. Beware of hazards when you are a long way from home. Takeaways include the advice to be very careful spearfishing around dusk with sharks.
Speargun shooting line. Dyneema vs Mono-filament – Manny is a Dyneema evangelist and lays out how to set your gear up with it.
Speargun Rubber. How often do you change rubber? Manny gives us a rundown on types of rubber and how colour is no guarantee of quality or brand. Overview of Progressive vs Reactive rubber.
Penetration testing equipment in the swimming pool with various rubber and shaft sizes. Manny talks about he sets his pool up for testing including foam and protection for the pool.
Roller Spearguns. Bearings vs Caster Roller Muzzles. Chris Coates research concurs, read about it here.
Inverted Roller vs Double Roller – what are they and what are the characteristics. Mannysub Inverted Roller.
Turbos Video for roller muzzle conversion here. We also get some clues about the balance between pre-tension, shaft and rubber diameter.
84:30: Whats in Manny’s Divebag. Speargun MannySub 90cm and 1100cm inverted for clean water chasing bigger fish. Salvimar Noah mask, DiveR fins, custom made smoothskin wetsuit. Special round rubberized dive weights (look like a hand grenade). You can screw them on and off as needed.
Dont try and learn too fast. Respect the learning curve.
Reels, not on big fish and not in deep water. Statistically Reel guns have been involved in lots of shallow water blackout incidents.
Prepare properly on the surface. Close your eyes, focus on your breathing and replicate the feeling of going to sleep.
Join Manny on Facebook or check out rollerspearguns.com for more information about him.
Manny also operates a spearfishing charter in NSW, Australia. Check that out here.


Question: What do you think of Brexit?

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Former president Mary McAleese has described herself as heartbroken by Brexit, adding that “we’re all going to be to some extent broken by it”.
Speaking at the Irish Embassy in London, she said the Border must remain invisible, rather than “frictionless” after Britain leaves the European Union.
Ms McAleese said EU membership had not only transformed the relationship between Britain and Ireland but created diversity, solidarity and understanding within and between its member states.
“This is what the European Union has given us, an integrated human family, a diverse human family, living together, working together, meeting together, sharing together, going to school together. And somebody wants to walk away from that? To interrupt it? To say that somebody in Europe or in Brussels didn’t connect well enough with us? I’m sorry, I’m heartbroken by Brexit and I think we’re all going to be to some extent broken by it,” she said.
Ms McAleese was delivering the annual Henry Grattan lecture in conversation with RTÉ’s northern editor Tommie Gorman.
She rejected the suggestion that Brexit was caused by the remoteness of the European institutions and affirmed her confidence in the European project of political integration.
“I am an absolute unreconstructed supporter of the marvellous adventure in democracy of the European Union. Frankly, it’s the best idea humankind has had forever. Forever. The best idea. And I can’t believe that anybody would willingly walk away from that or so freely walk away from that. I use the word ‘disappointed’ but actually I’m utterly heartbroken that people didn’t get it,” she said.
“Did we not connect enough? Did we not explain enough? Did we not tell a new generation what this great adventure was about? That it was about securing peace, so that they could walk the streets and not be conscripted into armies to kill each other ever again.


Question: Explain what could happen if faithless electors change the results of an election.

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What Happens If Faithless Electors Swing the Results?
I Voted stickers sit for voters upon dropping off their absentee ballot at the elections office inside the Plato Building in St. Paul, Minn., on Sept. 23, 2016.
If the election results Tuesday come down to a razor thin margin, the fate of the presidential race could very well hinge on the consciences of four, unelected citizens whose names you’ve never heard: Robert Satiacum, Bret Chiafalo, Baoky Vu and Chris Suprun.
Two are Republican. Two are Democratic. And all four are threatening to become what’s known as “faithless electors”—citizens sent to the Electoral College who break their pledge to vote for their party’s ticket.
Satiacum, a Democratic elector from Washington who supported Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders in the primary, swears up and down he won’t vote for Democrat Hillary Clinton. “No, no, no on Hillary. Absolutely not. No way,” he told the Seattle Times last week. Chiafalo, who is also a Democratic elector from Washington, is in the same boat. Having originally supported Sanders, he says he doesn’t know if he can in good conscience cast an electoral vote for the Democratic nominee.
If any of them act on their promises, it would be rare. In the 240 year history of the U.S., there have been 157 faithless electors, according to the nonprofit FairVote. Nearly half changed their votes because the candidate to whom they were pledged died before the Electoral College met, three chose to abstain and the other 82 broke their pledge for reasons of personal preference or conscience. But none has ever successfully changed the outcome of an election.
This year could be different. If the margin of victory for either Trump or Clinton in the 538-seat Electoral College comes down to one or two votes, as it did in 2000, it’s possible that a faithless elector could keep a candidate from passing the halfway mark, banking 270. While that exact scenario has never happened, it’s been close. In the 2000 election, for example, George W. Bush won the Electoral College by just five votes—271 to 266, with an elector from Washington, D.C., choosing to abstain. If just three electors had flipped their vote in that case, Gore could possibly have become president.
There’s a big if there, however. If an election comes down to a skirmish in the Electoral College, what actually happens will likely depend on a patchwork of state laws and constitutional checks.
In Washington state, for example, it’s technically illegal for an elector to break his pledge to his party, although the ramifications are minimal and no elector has ever been prosecuted. If Satiacum and Chiafalo follow through on their threats to break their party pledge, they could be slapped with fines of around $1,000. In Georgia and Texas, where there are no laws governing electors, Vu and Suprun would face no consequences.
But that doesn’t mean their votes will necessarily stand. If any faithless elector ends up swaying the outcome of the election, federal lawmakers have a couple of avenues of recourse, both of which are baked into the U.S. Constitution.
The first applies if an elector abstains or flips his vote in such a way that it results in an Electoral College tie. In such a case, then a little known provision buried in the Twelfth Amendment mandates that the House decides the president, while the Senate chooses the vice president. Each state delegation in the House casts one vote for president, and whichever candidates get the simple majority wins.
The second constitutional check is more broad. On January 6, 2017, the newly elected Congress will meet to determine if the Electoral College vote was “regularly given.” For most of the country’s 57 past presidential elections, this vote has been ceremonial. But it doesn’t have to be. If just one House member and one senator objects to the way that the Electoral College vote played out—for example, if a faithless elector swings the final tally—then the new members can retreat to chambers to vote on what to do about it. If the House and Senate agree, their decision is final. If the House or the Senate do not agree, then the dispute goes to the “executive of the state,” meaning the state’s Secretary of State, who would make the final call.
In other words, if Satiacum, Chiafalo, Vu, or Suprun cast a vote that ultimately alters the course of the election, and anyone in the newly-elected House or Senate balks, then the decision, in all likelihood, will be delegated to Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman, Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp, or Texas Secretary of State Carlos Cascos. And while it’s impossible to say what, exactly, those state chiefs would choose, they would be under extraordinary pressure to honor the voters’ will.


Question: Wow, have you heard about the upcoming auction of Han Solo's original jacket from The Empire Strikes Back? Respond in 16 sentences.

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In a few weeks, Star Wars superfans worldwide will be battling for the galaxy’s ultimate bounty—Han Solo’s original jacket from The Empire Strikes Back.
The iconic piece of memorabilia—worn by Harrison Ford in George Lucas’s Star Wars: Episode IV—is set to be sold off to the highest bidder on September 20 at the Prop Store’s annual Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction.
Made in the 1970s by Caledonian Costumes, a small tailoring company that is now defunct, the jacket is predicted to sell for between $650,000 to $1.3 million. It's a hefty but expected figure, justified by a successful screen match that proved its authenticity as the very jacket worn by Han Solo as he arrived on Bespin.
The nearly 40-year-old jacket is the first piece of Han Solo clothing to be auctioned from the original trilogy in the history of film memorabilia. And if it were not for the diligent detective work of Prop Store CEO Stephen Lane, it might have faded into obscurity, left on a rack inside a costume house somewhere in Los Angeles.
Caledonian Costumes made the Solo jacket for Lucas’s production and rented it to the movie’s crew. After filming wrapped in 1979, the item went back to the costume house, where it disappeared for decades.
“We found out that company had gone bust in the late 80s,” Lane said. “They had sold their assets to two different costume houses.
Although Lane had only expected to find some Hoth rebel gear or a couple of rebel pilot jumpsuits, he was determined to salvage the items so the public could have the opportunity to own a piece of Star Wars history.
The item was hidden among several racks of miscellaneous military-style jackets. Although its decades-long journey from 1970s Harrison Ford to today is unknown, it was in incredible condition, with only a few minor wear and tear marks.
Not quite believing the magnitude of his discovery, Lane sent photos of the jacket to his team to check its authenticity. Five hours later, the item was screen matched to some of the most significant scenes in The Empire Strikes Back.
Solo’s jacket is now the centerpiece of the Prop Store’s 2018 collection, currently on display at London’s BFI IMAX, alongside Tyler Durden’s robe from Fight Club ($13,000-$20,000), Marty McFly’s hoverboard from Back to the Future 2 ($38,000-$65,000) and hundreds of other rare iconic props and costumes from the world of film and television.


Question: What do you think about Portage and Main in Winnipeg? Respond in 728 words.

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It’s also a place where you can’t walk across the street. For 40 years, concrete barriers have steered pedestrians out of the way of cars, giving this crossroads the feeling of a highway interchange.
The intersection of Winnipeg’s Portage Avenue and Main Street is sometimes called the crossroads of Canada. But if you’re a pedestrian trying to cross it above ground, forget about it.
This is crazy. And on Oct. 24, Winnipeggers can fix that with a referendum on whether the barriers should come down. But it seems likely that they’ll vote to keep them up − sending a giant signal that the city is moving backward.
The city can do better. And it should.
The reasons to open up the intersection are absolutely clear.
For pedestrians, Portage and Main is a no-go zone. Over the decades, several efforts to open it to pedestrian traffic have failed.
One: “It’s a human-rights issue,” Ms. Gerbasi says. In the current situation, people who want to cross the intersection are herded underground and then back up again. There are elevators. But if one of those is out of service − and that happens; it was the case when I last visited in the spring − people with physical disabilities are stuck. Ordinary street crossings would make it accessible. This should be the end of the discussion.
Two: Pedestrian activity would be good for the social and commercial life of the city. This is the most important intersection in the downtown, which Winnipeg is working hard to revitalize. The adjacent Exchange District is an incredible neighbourhood of century-old lofts, which has been adding people and businesses, but slowly. Right around the corner, the True North Square complex opened this week, an office and retail complex based around a new public square. Meanwhile, at Portage and Main: walls.
In the 1970s, downtown was under threat from the suburbs, and planners were floating genius ideas about separating cars and pedestrians. Creating and boosting an underground mall seemed to be a good defensive move. Today, such concepts are the bell-bottoms of urbanism.
The Portage and Main intersection is the heart of the city – if you’re in a car, that is.
As cities across North America have been finding, when you make a place more walkable, the payoffs for retail, for tourism, and for a city’s spirit are huge. Imagine the wave of good news stories about the city opening up its historic crossroads and bringing its heart back to life. Imagine the festivals, markets, post-Jets-game celebrations, the waves of visitors.
This is why Winnipeg business is taking a progressive position: Every major business association and the owners of nearby properties are all backing the tear-down.
But, as Ms. Gerbasi acknowledges, the Team Open campaign is struggling. “We’re in tough,” says Ms. Gerbasi, a long-time advocate of removing the barriers.
The warren of pedestrian tunnels under Portage and Main includes a concrete sculpture wall by Bruce Head.
But in the end, it’s all about cars.
Pedestrians and traffic don't mix at this historic intersection of Portage and Main, Sept. 24, 2017.
Blame the car-centric worldview that places an absolute priority on drivers’ time, and is willing to trade just about anything to fight congestion and help people get around. This is not so much a policy view as an entrenched mindset.
At Portage and Main, the promised benefits to drivers are extraordinarily small. Adding ordinary traffic lights and pedestrian crossings would, according to a traffic study (PDF) done for the city, slow down drivers. About half of them would experience a delay of 60 seconds or more. That’s half of 6,240 drivers in rush hour. One minute, for 3000-odd people, in a city of 700,000.
And the costs of bowing down to the car are enormous. We know this in Toronto, where the city is spending an extra billlon dollars − at least − to rebuild part of the downtown Gardiner Expressway, saving 3 per cent of downtown commuters roughly two minutes a day. Small cities such as Winnipeg don’t have a monopoly on such bad decisions.
But can Winnipeg afford to mess this up? Can the city afford to tell the world that it’s abandoning its soul?
Pedestrians are herded underground and then back up again. There are elevators. But if one of those is out of service, people with physical disabilities are stuck.


Question: Have you ever thought about what it would have been like to play for Canada instead of Northern Ireland?

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Talented Canadian born players playing for other nations is something the CSA and Canadian fans have long come to disdain but often the story behind the choice goes unknown and Some Soccer Playing Canadians has decided to explore it. Alan Mannus is a Toronto born keeper putting his talents to work for Scottish Premiership side St. Johnstone. While born in Canada, Mannus has represented Northern Ireland at various levels and is a regular member of the senior team. We spoke with him via email about what factors resulted in him playing for Northern Ireland, Euro 2016 and how Canada fits into his life.
SSPC: To start with the most obvious question. Why did you choice to play for Northern Ireland rather than Canada?
AM: It was never a choice of one over the other, as I never had an opportunity to play for Canada at any level, whereas I had opportunities with Northern Ireland from Under 14 level onwards.
SSPC: While many Canadian fans are aware that you were born in Toronto, not too much is known about you between your birth and joining Linfield’s youth ranks. Would you care to shed a little light on your youth and what is your connection like to Canada today?
AM: My brothers and I were born in Toronto and lived in Mississauga. When i was about 7 my family moved to Northern Ireland, which is where my parents are from. I played for St. Andrews and then Lisburn Youth, and then after that I joined Linfield when I was 16. My ol der brother, Paul, moved back to Canada about 4 years ago. He lives in Kitchener near Toronto, and I, along with my other brothers Ian and Toby, have been out to visit him every summer since he moved.
SSPC: In the past you’ve said you never take your place on a team for granted. Despite being a regular squad member, has the Northern Ireland Euro qualification added a greater deal of pressure to perform strong this season than in past seasons?
AM: I have been involved in many squads over the last 10 years with Northern Ireland and I, like the other players, want to go to the Euros this summer. But I know it’s not guaranteed. You need to be playing regularly with your club and avoid injuries. Anyone can lose their place or get injured so that’s why I don’t take it for granted. I know that any game can be my last. I haven’t really looked as far ahead as the Euros as anything can happen (good or bad) from now until then.
SSPC: You made the jump from the League of Ireland, which you’ve called a “part time” league, to the Scottish Premiership in 2011. Was it a difficult move to adjust to?
AM: Although we were on part time contracts, there was still a full time mentality. The training was somewhere between part and full time. I don’t think it was difficult to adjust to the move, but it was a bit of a step up to the Scottish Premiership.
SSPC: You mentioned earlier having never gotten the chance to play for Canada. Did the CSA or then Canadian coach Frank Yallop ever make contact?
AM: No, I have never been contacted about it. When you contacted me for this interview I was surprised that you knew about me.
SSPC: Canadian fans often express a lot of “what ifs” in regards to players who are eligible to play for Canada but end up with another nation. Do you ever get “what if feelings”?
AM: Not really, you cant change the past. My life and football career couldn’t have been better so I wouldn’t change anything.


Question: Have "fake news" been responsible for the rise of Donald Trump?

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AR: CIA-funded False Documentaries are Biggest Threat to Democracy, Not "Fake News"
CIA-funded False Documentaries are Biggest Threat to Democracy, Not "Fake News"
Outgoing President Barack Obama has been busy decrying the spread of "fake news," which the liberal media has now taken to blaming for the rise of Donald Trump. Since most liberals nowadays are unable to understand satire due to the comedy-free environment which they perpetually force themselves into, they are actually smug enough to believe that half of Americans think a woman hiding a serious illness from the public failed to be elected president not because of her deceptive nature, but rather because of kids in Macedonia writing crude satire.
It wasn't kids in Romania trying to make some money on the internet that led to the rise of a man who actually has a plan to end the war against ISIS and rebuild America's infrastructure, however, it was the public becoming aware of how rogue elements of the Central Intelligence Agency simply decided to re-write reality in order to justify waging an endless drone war around the world while kidnapping and torturing at-will.
Zero Dark Thirty is just one example of a fake documentary funded by the CIA and co-directed by President Barack Obama that warped the facts and presented a senior citizen on kidney dialysis as someone so active in imaginary plots that every crime committed up to that point during the War on Terror was justified. Osama bin Laden was executed in cold blood to hide the truth of his non-involvement in the attacks of 9/11, and a fake narrative was constructed of how the CIA arrived at his capture.
Osama bin Laden was protected by Pakistani ISI, the country's powerful intelligence agency, and the CIA at-the-most did not know the specific house in which he was kept safe. President Obama ordered the hit on America's favorite patsy right after it was ascertained that he was no longer needed and that a new boogeyman was ready to fill the vacuum and rise to power in Syria and Iraq.
Zero Dark Thirty and other false CIA documentaries led to the rise of Donald Trump since people no longer trust anything that gets pumped by the mainstream media and receives an award.
Anyone who wants to get ahead in Hollywood these days simply needs to allow the CIA to co-direct a film -- i.e. Argo -- and the awards will come piling in. When people are made to accept fake awards, they'll also begin to accept fake news.


Question: Who was Marius Petipa's father? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Jean-Antoine-Nicolas Petipa (16 February 1787, Paris – 28 July 1855, Saint Petersburg) was a French ballet dancer and the father of Marius Petipa.


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This week local Japanese news outlets report that the exchange Coincheck, who suffered from a $530Mn USD loss of the cryptocurrency NEM, is facing a class action lawsuit. Reports detail that 132 Coincheck customers have banded together asking for a refund of 228 million yen ($2Mn).
132 investors have filed a lawsuit against Coincheck with the Tokyo District Court on February 27 according to the regional publication Sankei. Coincheck was hacked on January 26 for roughly $530Mn worth of digital assets. The exchange detailed it was making arrangements to pay the 260,000 customers back at 81 U.S. cents per token. Additionally, news.Bitcoin.com reported on the trading platform submitting its refund plan to the Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA).
On February 15 a group of seven investors filed a class action suit asking “Coincheck pay annualized interest of 5 percent on the value of the digital coins from notification of the claim,” according to Reuters.
Japanese financial regulators raiding the office of Coincheck on Feb. 2.
Now 132 customers filed a new lawsuit yesterday seeking a quick restitution due to the fact they cannot withdraw their funds at this time, explains the Sankei report. The class action suit is asking for a mix of 13 types of cryptocurrencies and a portion of Japanese yen.
“At the very least we would like to sell the virtual currency and withdraw it in Japanese yen, but even that will not make it even, we complain because of our distrust of Coincheck,” a plaintiff in her twenties explained the lawsuit to a group of reporters that day.
We have not responded to the presence or absence of a trial or content.
The official restitution plans sent to the FSA are still uncertain, but recently it was reported the platform was considering a ‘capital tie-up.’ The local news outlet Jiji Press said a person familiar with the matter told them that “several possible partners, including an investment fund” has emerged.
What do you think about Coincheck being sued by 132 investors? Let us know your thoughts on this story in the comments below.


Question: Hey, have you heard about the new Skype update for Android devices?

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This past year, Skype for Android reached the exciting milestone of over one billion downloads from the Google Play Store and was selected as a top Editors’ Choice for face-to-face video calling apps. We are releasing a new optimized version of Skype for our customers on Android devices 4.0.3 to 5.1. worldwide. This update—starting to roll out in the next few days—is lighter on both disk and memory consumption, allowing for greater speed and better audio and video quality on lower end Android devices, as well as increased performance in challenging network conditions. This update builds on our mission to connect people from wherever, whenever, and from whatever device possible.
In the coming weeks, the update will be rolled out around the world, so no need to worry if you are not seeing the update just yet. If you want to try out the latest version of Skype for Android today, simply sign up for our Skype Insiders Program and help us create the future of Skype together. As you receive the update, we hope that you will share your feedback, so we can provide the best Skype experience possible for our customers across the world and across all devices.
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Question: Describe the 1968 Super Bowl.

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The Super Bowl is just 50 days away. So, let’s look at the Super Bowl from 50 years ago to honor this not that significant occasion!
Miami’s Orange Bowl played host to Super Bowl II on January 14, 1968. The game pitted the NFL champion Green Bay Packers against the Oakland Raiders of the American Football League.
In 1967, the NFL had 16 teams divided into four divisions. Thus, the Packers were in their first season as a member of the central division. That division composed of the Pack, Lions, Bears and Vikings now called the NFC north exists to this day. (It included the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1977-2001). The NFL/NFC central division was known for its tough hitting. So, it was dubbed “the black and blue division” virtually from the outset.
While Green Bay’s defense was as strong as ever in ’67, the offense was up and down. The departure of future Hall of Famers Paul Hornung and Jim Taylor hurt Green Bay’s rushing game. Hence, they had four backs with at least 77 carries and none with more than 466 yards on the season. Their lack of a rushing attack impacted Bart Starr’s effectiveness as he tossed only 9 touchdown passes along with 17 interceptions. But, when the games counted, Green Bay prospered.
In one of the coldest games in league history, the Packers outlasted Dallas, 21-17. Green Bay scored with just 16 seconds left from the one on a QB sneak by Starr. Rightfully, it goes down in history as one of the greatest game-winning drives in one of the greatest NFL games of all-time.
Oakland dealt with no adversity on their road to the 1967 AFL championship. They cruised to a 13-1 record. Subsequently, they trounced Houston in the championship game, 40-7. The Raiders’ offense fielded a strong unit. At quarterback was the “mad bomber,” Daryle Lamonica. They fielded playmakers like Hewritt Dixon, Bill Miller and the amazing Fred Biletnikoff. Their defense was solid too. In fact, John Madden was their very young linebacker coach!
The stage was set for Super Bowl II. Oddsmakers made Green Bay huge favorites for the second straight season and they lived up to the hype.
The difference in the game came down to three things – big plays, turnovers and field goals.
The Raiders punted on their first three drives. But, they held their own on defense…until Starr hit Boyd Dowler for a 62-yard touchdown in the middle of the second quarter. The big play gave the Pack a 13-0 lead.
Oakland bounced right back with a great 78-yard drive where Lamonica was 5-for-5. Ultimately, he hit Miller from the 22 cutting the Packers’ lead to 13-7. However, Green Bay scored twenty consecutive points. Their last score came on a Willie Wood pick six.
The second half turned into a coronation as a truly great era in history was coming to an end. Vince Lombardi’s Packers were the first dynasty of the Super Bowl era. Green Bay set the bar. They were well-coached. They played fundamental football. Likewise, they crushed their opponents while they were down.
So, Lombardi’s guys carried him off the field after the win. It was his last game on the Pack sideline. His legacy speaks for itself as the Super Bowl winner receives the “Lombardi Trophy.” Sadly, three years later, he passed away from cancer.
As an organization, the Packers drifted into mediocrity. Consequently, they sniffed the playoffs only a few times until Brett Favre joined the club in the early 90’s. The Raiders, on the other hand, emerged as a power for the next two decades. They won three Super Bowls over eight seasons and from 1967-1986 held the highest winning percentage in all of sports.
Tomorrow, we’ll discuss the iconic Super Bowl from 49 years ago.
Does Rob Gronkowski Deserve Better?


Question: Please provide a description of the newly announced Kingdom Hearts –The Story So Far collection.

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Square Enix has just announced Kingdom Hearts –The Story So Far for the PS4. The Story so Far bundles all previously released games in the series, helping you catch up to the the story before Kingdom Hearts III releases next year.
Kingdom Hearts –The Story So Far will release later this month on October 30th for $40. The price is super crazy if you considering the amount of games included.
What do you think of the collection? Guess I’m buying all the Kingdom Hearts for the umpteenth time again.
Kingdom Hearts III, the long awaited third entry in the series and finale to the Dark Seeker Saga, releases on January 25, 2019 in Japan and January 29, 2019 in the West on PS4 and Xbox One.


Question: Describe Angelina Jolie's experience with getting a short hairstyle for a movie role.

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A beautiful voice filled the air. It was an announcement to all passengers of the Flight JL7015. ?Please fasten your seat belts as we will be flying shortly.?
Angelina Jolie was traveling to Tokyo for work and she persuaded her big family to travel with her, so that the family could spend more happy time together. Angelina sunk into her seat after adjusting the seat belts of her youngest children. The plane took off and everyone on board fell into a deep slumber. However, Angelina found it difficult to fall asleep, because of the loud noise from the plasma stream of the engine. In effort to overcome her boredom, she took out the contract from her red bag. She skimmed through the first few pages, understanding that the film was about a young, modern woman and her struggle to fit in to the conservative culture of Japan. As she flipped through the entire contract, she was surprised to find a segment that dictated that she had to wear one of the layered, short hairstyles for girls from Asia. Her jaw lowered down as she turned to look at her family, hoping someone would comfort her, only to find them all sleeping. She fidgeted in discomfort, because she had never worn her hair short, although many people did advise her to do so, beacause of her round face. Angelina grew more and more restless as she conjured images of her in different short hairstyles for women's hair.
After long hours, finally the family landed in Tokyo. Angelina Jolie anxiously reported to her family about her discovery on the plane. Her family was surprised. They comforted her with smiles. A tall, dark and mostly handsome man greeted them as they exited the airport. He ushered them into a big, yellow taxi and drove them to the private hotel where they were staying. Upon arriving, Angelina Jolie and her family were welcomed by a group of other actors, who were all very eager to discuss work in greater detail. Angelina Jolie signaled to her family to proceed upstairs, while she found a warm seat in the lobby. She was shown samples with colorful pictures of short hairstyles for women's hair. Her round face became upset. She finally expressed her concern over the strict styling requirements. The actors explained to her that the beautiful, short hair styles were necessary for the movie, because it helped to support the modern and funky character that she had to play. The loud group turned to a page which read ?hairstyles of short hair of beautiful women?. Inside was a full body and face structure analysis conducted for Angelina Jolie. It was supposed to encourage her to adopt short hair.
Eventually, Angelina realized that she had no choice and no arguments left. She escaped to her private hotel room.
On the next day, the family followed Angelina Jolie to work near the hotel. She separated from her family, when the Japanese hairdressers came after her with big ceramic scissors. Again, she expressed her disagreement about short hair cuts ,while gesturing wildly at the cute pictures of short hair styles given to the stylists for reference. The stylists took a brief moment to explain to her that short hairstyles for round faces are popular this season. That they are very suitable for her round face type. Angelina Jolie was still unconvinced, but before she could say another word, her stylists were already snipping the ends of her long, wavy hair.
After her haircut, Angelina Jolie looked at herself in the mirror. She had a long fringe on the side of her forehead and cute, little curls that hung loosely underneath her ears. She slipped into her costume and was then guided to her next scene where a traditional Japanese wedding was to be played. Angelina had to play a role as one of the bridesmaids. She was surrounded by beautiful Japanese women with short hairstyles for weddings. The directors noticed her discomfort immediately. They have worked with Angelina Jolie before, but it was the first time they had seen her so distracted. They worried that she would not be able to play her important role.
Angelina was stiff in her movements and became very shy in her speech. Even with her family watching from outside of the stage, her nerves were uncontrollable. Soon, she began to feel frustrated at herself and requested to take a short break. Her family followed her into the preparation room and showered her with words of encouragement. Her children said: ?Cute, short hairstyles for women with round faces look nice on you momy?. They comforted her that a short hairstyle may have changed the way she looked, but it certainly did not change the person she was. Angelina laughed, feeling less embarrassed about the way she had handled the situation. Shortly after it, she was back on stage and ready to impress the entire team. She demonstrated clean professionalism and her meltdown episode was soon forgotten.
Angelina Jolie became exhausted after work. She was looking forward to spending the rest of the evening with her family. They walked into the bright streets of Tokyo, marveling at the flashing LED lights and enjoying the Asian street food along the way. She found herself glancing occasionally at the shop windows where she caught sight of her reflection. It reminded her of the short, edgy hair on her tired head. However, her family seemed to have already forgotten about the incident that happened on stage. She was comforted by this. She realized that the short, new hairtsyles for women with curls helped her to be a better actress. She smiled at herself, feeling content with her new style. She made a promise that a simple haircut would never again determine her confidence about her beauty.


Question: What do you know about Banākat?

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Banākat, Banākath, Fanākat, or Fanākath was a town on the upper Syr Darya in Transoxiana (present-day Tajikistan, Central Asia).


Question: What is a Mesfin?

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Mesfin, also Mesafint (Prince / Princes), was the title for the princes of the imperial family in imperial Ethiopia and the highest dignitaries outside the imperial family.


Question: Respond in 336 words. What does the Dinesh D'Souza pardon say about President Donald Trump?

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Why would President Donald Trump grant a pardon to a convicted felon who admitted to his crime, a man who has mocked the survivors of the Florida high school massacre, defended Hitler, promoted disproved conspiracy theories and ridiculed the former president and his wife with racist comments?
By pardoning the vile Dinesh D’Souza the president may well be sending a message to his current and former employers – those under indictment and those who may be under indictment soon. He may be letting them know that he will take care of them if they don’t cooperate with special counsel Robert Muller.
Protecting one criminal - or many?
He violated federal campaign finance laws by getting associates to donate money to a senatorial campaign and then reimbursing them. He knew it was a crime. He was caught red-handed and he admitted to the felony.
If there are any victims in the story they would be people like the student survivors of the Parkland, Fla., high school shooting, whom D’Souza mocked.
Not anti-gay? Can you imagine anyone debasing the tens of thousands of gay individuals sent to death camps and those who were the subject of sadistic medical procedures under the Nazis?
Given the fact that Trump pardoned former sheriff Joe Arpaio it probably shouldn’t surprise us that he’d pardon someone like D’Souza. Just as it shouldn’t surprise us that D’Souza is a big backer of Trump.
But it’s more likely that Trump could care less about D’Souza and is sending a message to members of the Washington, D.C., branch of the "Future Felons of America" club who are (or were) part of the president's inner circle.
Trump’s Dinesh D’Souza pardon today, on top of his pardons of Scooter Libby and Joe Arpaio, make sense only as an elephant-whistle to Michael Cohen & all who know damning things about Trump: protect me & I’ll have your back. Turn on me & your goose is cooked. More obstruction!
Feds say lost kids aren't lost...really?
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Question: What do you know about Charles Thomas Bingham? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Charles Thomas Bingham (16 April 1848, India – 18 October 1908 West Kensington, London) was an Irish military officer and entomologist.


Question: What is the Dolomites?

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The Dolomites are a section of the Alps mountain range in Italy.
Besides the spectacular views, visitors to the Dolomites can enjoy skiing, snowshoeing, snowboarding, ice skating and sledding in the winter months, and hiking, mountaineering, mountain biking, base jumping, paragliding and hang-gliding in the summer.
The Dolomites were recently declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in August, 2009. Marmolada, the Dolomites’ largest peak, stands 3,344 meters (10,972 feet) tall.
The Dolomites span three Northeastern Italian provinces: Belluno, Bolzano-Bozen and Trento. Accommodation can be found in any of the many cities and villages in the area.


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Question: Respond in 511 words. Explain why Past Life Regression Therapy is growing in popularity and why it is often met with scepticism from conventional medical professionals.

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Past Life Regression Therapy continues to grow in popularity across the world. It draws its fair share of sceptics and naysayers, and an often knee-jerk negativity from the conventional medical fraternity. My question is why? This therapy is wonderfully safe, drug free, self-driven and often brings about outstanding results for the people who choose to engage in the process.
Ethical facilitators will always attempt to engage treating medical practitioners when a client is under existing care, and ensure that the practitioner is advised that complementary therapies are being undertaken. However, many refuse to consider that complementary therapies are legitimate forms of treatment and as such, advise their patient against proceeding.
The PLR facilitator role is to act as a guide during the PLR experience. We do not claim to be ‘healers’ or to ‘cure’ medical conditions. Having said that, clients often report the cessation of a broad range of issues after attending for PLR sessions. These clients are often battling problems that the medical fraternity are either unable to diagnose, or unable to heal.
Nagging physical issues can really weigh a person down, diminishing their quality of life and holding them back from contributing as much as they would like. If we can accept that we are beings made up of mind, body and spirit connection then surely we can accept that each of these aspects can affect the other leading to dis-ease in any of them. PLR is about experiencing a dialogue with spirit, a dialogue that helps us to understand ourselves more completely and this includes our physical bodies.
I want to share an example of this with you. It comes from extensive research conducted by Dr Ian Stevenson MD (University of Virginia). Dr Stevenson conducted a study into birthmarks and defects, which appeared to be the result of wounds received in a past life. Stevenson noted in his work, Reincarnation and Biology: A contribution to the Etiology of Birthmarks and Birth Defects, that if someone died from a wound (eg stabbing or shooting) in a past life that a birthmark or scar could appear in the identical place in a subsequent lifetime. Stevenson proffered the concept of the trauma imprinting on the energy body and being reimaged onto a succeeding physical body in a later incarnation. When considering DNA imprinting, genetics etc., this does not seem to be an unreasonable hypothesis.
The retention of a language, not learned in the contemporary lifetime, is another unexplained occurrence, which sometimes occurs in PLR. Known as Xenoglossy, there are many documented cases where the client has begun to speak fluently in a ‘foreign’ tongue, sometimes taking on the entire personality of the pre cursor existence.
How far can we assist others with these types of therapies? As yet we don’t know, it is a work in progress, constantly being refined and studied. What I do know is that PLR Therapy gets results in a gentle, non-obtrusive way, drug free, and without risk. From my point of view, collaborative approaches to health care are favoured. Always seek professional advice and be informed.


Question: What is the current state of agriculture in Finland?

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 What is the current state of agriculture in Finland?

Agriculture in Finland is characterized by the northern climate and self-sufficiency in most major agricultural products.
Its economic role is declining in terms of GNP and employment in primary production, but together with the food industry and forestry with which it is linked, it forms a significant part of the Finnish economy. The number of farms has steadily declined for the last decades. Between 2000 and 2012 their number fell from almost 80,000 in 2000 to about 60,000, while the amount of arable land has slightly increased to a total of almost 2.3 million hectares.


Question: Describe the impact of Android on mobile devices in the past 10 years. Respond in 26 sentences.

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Monday kicks off Mobile World Congress in Barcelona—the mobile industry’s largest trade show. Our partners will be announcing amazing new Android devices, you'll be able to see the growing industry momentum around RCS, and we'll be showcasing the latest from Google including Google Assistant and Lens. Before the show gets underway, I want to take a moment to reflect on where Android is today and where it’s going.
This fall marks 10 years since the release of the first Android device. Back in 2008, building software for mobile devices was pretty hard. Development was highly fragmented and resource intensive, and there was very limited compatibility across phones. Android began with a bold idea: to solve this problem with a new, open platform that would give mobile developers access to uniform tools and give customers a customized experience with the best mobile technology available.
Today, Android powers more than 2 billion active devices from 1,300 brands across 24,000 unique products. The platform has thrived because of our commitment to openness and the vibrant ecosystem of manufacturers, developers, mobile operators and component suppliers. And together with our partners, many of which you’ll see next week at MWC, we want to continue to push the boundaries of hardware and software to bring you new amazing experiences and capabilities.
Android has achieved unprecedented scale in just 10 years, but there are new markets emerging where consistency in experience is becoming even more important. With that in mind, we want to share an update on Android Oreo (Go edition) and Android One, two programs that help people know exactly what they can expect when they pick up an Android device.
We're inspired by the success of Android across a wide range of devices, including entry-level phones which in many cases are the first and only way people get access to the internet. These devices need to be affordable, and the experience needs to be great. We don’t just want to provide people with access—we also want to provide a useful, high-quality experience.
Last year we introduced Android Oreo (Go edition), an optimized version of Android Oreo tailored for smartphones with 1GB of RAM or less. With a smaller amount of storage and processing power, these phones are less expensive for manufacturers to produce and can be sold at affordable prices, in some cases less than $50. With Android Oreo (Go edition), these phones are able to provide a high-quality experience, with the latest version of Android, Google Play Protect, and dedicated areas in Google Play highlighting apps optimized for Go edition. Android Oreo (Go edition) phones also include a set of apps from Google that are designed to use less memory and storage space, but still offer excellent experiences. For example, Google Go is built specifically to help new smartphone users find the information they want, YouTube Go is optimized for limited connectivity, and the Google Assistant for Android (Go edition) lets people quickly send messages, make calls, set alarms, and more with their voice and a single touch of the screen.
Starting next week, you’ll see the first set of Android Oreo (Go edition) phones, and soon after they’ll be available for you to purchase.
While the openness of Android means manufacturers have the flexibility to offer unique experiences, we know people want some reassurance about what they can expect when they buy a device. That's why we introduced Android One, a program aimed at providing people with three key things: faster access to the latest Android OS updates and Google innovations, regular security updates, and an easy-to-use software design that’s intuitive and streamlined.
Performance-tested hardware so you can pick the right device for your needs and know that it will deliver a best-in-class experience for years to come.
Android wouldn’t be what it is today without our partners. With Android Oreo (Go edition) providing a high-quality Google and Android experience at lower prices and Android One delivering the latest from Android and Google, we’re excited to see what amazing things the next 10 years of Android will bring.


Question: Describe Jake Needham's cricketing career.

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Jake Needham (born 30 September 1986) is an English cricketer. He is a right-handed batsman and a right-arm off-break bowler. He made his Derbyshire first team debut in 2006, having spent two years in the second team.


Question: What do you know about Rear Admiral William Furlong Wise?

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Rear Admiral William Furlong Wise, (21 August 1784 – 29 April 1844) was a British naval officer.


Question: Who was Włodzisław or Władysław?

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Włodzisław or Władysław (date of birth unknown – died after 944/945) was a Duke of Lendians.


Question: Describe the new book "AI Superpowers" by Dr. Kai-Fu Lee.

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 Describe the new book "AI Superpowers" by Dr. Kai-Fu Lee.

Google's Dr. Kai-Fu Lee speaks has written a new book about the race between China and the United States to develop AI.
Within a decade, China will overtake the United States as global leader in artificial intelligence, and the two nations will square off as “AI superpowers,” forcing smaller countries to align behind them in rival techno-blocs. That’s the alarming prospect sketched by former Google (googl) China chief Kai-Fu Lee in AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley, and the New World Order, a provocative book released this week.


Question: Explain the background of the Valve Corporation lawsuit.

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 Explain the background of the Valve Corporation lawsuit.

There is very little case law that specifically focuses on the business practices and legal issues surrounding the vastly expanding realm of esports. One case, which centered around a claim that a company was aiding and abetting illegal gambling, could have provided promising precedent for the industry, but that is no longer a possibility.
A lawsuit filed by multiple teenagers against Valve Corporation, the creator of Counter Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO), has been punted by the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington and will now be adjudicated in arbitration. As such, the result of the dispute will remain outside the confines of the judiciary and likely have little-to-no effect on the esports industry, which heavily relies on a consumer that is interested in wagering on aspects of game play.
In fact, it is estimated that esports fans wagered over $250 million on the outcome of esports events in 2015, which research firm Eilers & Krejcik Gaming projects will exceed $23 billion by 2020. As such, some clarity on the issue of esports betting from a court of law would have been beneficial for the industry as it expands to the realm of processing billions of dollars in bets.
Instead of ruling on the issues, which concerned whether Valve's Steam Marketplace and CS:GO supported illegal gambling by allowing millions of Americans to link their accounts to third-party websites alleged to provide gambling systems surrounding virtual currency called "Skins," the Court decided it was only proper to kick the case to arbitration. It looked to the Federal Arbitration Act, which reflects a liberal policy that favors arbitration when agreements to arbitrate are valid, irrevocable and enforceable. In fact, the Federal Arbitration Act goes as far to compel arbitration when a valid arbitration agreement exists and the dispute falls within the scope of that agreement.
The Court found that the arbitration agreement that the Plaintiffs agreed to upon creating their accounts on Valve's platform was conspicuous and that each party had an opportunity to understand the terms. Additionally, the Plaintiffs (all minors) could not have disaffirmed the contract, as they continue to use Valve's content and services on Steam.
Thus, the case that was originally filed in November 2016 and claimed that Valve knowingly allowed, supported, facilitated and/or sponsored illegal gambling on the outcome of CS:GO matches and the wagering of money on Skins will proceed in arbitration, largely outside the purview of the general public.


Question: Respond in 39 words. Who is Obert Bika?

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 Respond in 39 words. Who is Obert Bika?

Obert Bika (born 11 May 1993) is a Papua New Guinean footballer who plays as a midfielder for Lae City Dwellers. He made his debut for the national team on June 17, 2016 in their 2–0 victory over Malaysia.


Question: Describe the career of Yuliya Vasilyevna Safina.

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Yuliya Vasilyevna Safina (, born 1 July 1950) is a retired Russian handball player. She won gold medals with the Soviet teams at the 1980 Olympics and 1982 World Championships.


Question: What do you think about the Fox Business report on Denmark?

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 What do you think about the Fox Business report on Denmark?

In a clip that has been widely shared on social media, a host on US television station Fox Business Network has claimed Danes are work-shy and slow at finishing their education, and likened the Scandinavian country to crisis-hit Venezuela.
“It's a really horrible scene. No food, no healthcare, no jobs. Lots of violence, lots of looting, lots of corruption. This is what socialism looks like in Venezuela, and you know what, it's getting worse,” the presenter says at the beginning of the monologue.
That is a misquote of Shakespeare, but it is far from the only misleading element of Regan's report.
“Denmark's freebies are anything but free,” the cable news host says before claiming the Scandinavian country's “top federal tax rate [sic.]” is 56 percent.
“In other words, everyone in Denmark is working for the government!” Regan then asserts.
While taxes in the Scandinavian country were last year reported to be the highest of any developed country by the OECD's economic thinktank, they are not as high as reported by Fox Business.
Top earners - those with an annual income of over 542,283 kroner - pay an increased tax rate known as topskat on earnings over this amount, which can take taxation over 50 percent on top-end earnings (but is still not the overall income tax rate).
The average total income tax is around 34 percent of earnings, according to Danish Ministry of Tax figures from 2016.
Danish Minister of Finance Kristian Jensen offered his response to Regan's claims via Twitter on Monday.
“So Danes don't wants [sic.] to work? 11 places better than US in OECD statistics! We are working much more than Americans and at the same time ranking as the world's best in Work-Life-Balance. You should come to Denmark if you dare be confronted with facts,” Jensen tweeted at the Fox host.
Regan also declares in her Venezuela comparison that only three of Denmark's 98 municipalities had employment levels over 50 percent in 2013.
“And no-one wants to work,” she says without offering any evidence to support that claim.
Next in Regan's sights is Denmark's state student grant, Statens Uddannelsesstøtte (SU), which partially covers living costs for people in full-time higher education.
“School's free. University's free, that's lovely. They have a programme there, it's supposed to take you five years. But you see, not only is school free, they actually pay you, basically 990 dollars a month to go to school – not bad, eh? Well, you know what happens then? Nobody graduates from school, they just stay in school, longer and longer and longer,” the host says to camera.
A March 2017 analysis by Statistics Denmark shows a significant fall in the average length of time spent in higher education by Danes in recent years. The average time to complete a Master's degree programme in Denmark fell by three months between 2012 and 2016, while Bachelor's degree programmes fell slightly to an average duration of just over 36 months – or three years – from start to finish.
That reflects policies by both the current centre-right government and its Social Democrat-led predecessor to significantly reduce the amount of time young people spend in higher education, in part by introducing stricter rules on SU.
According to a March 2018 government report, 2015 figures show just under 90 percent of eligible people holding Master's degrees were in employment by their second year following graduation, while Denmark has the eighth-highest employment rate of all OECD member countries for people aged 25-64 with Master's degrees.
Since 1985, employment levels of people with Master's degrees have been equal or higher to the overall national employment levels, according to the same report.
“Denmark, like Venezuela, has stripped people of their opportunities,” the Fox Business host concludes.
Factual inaccuracies aside, the aim of Regan's monologue seems to be to prove that the social welfare model on which Denmark is governed makes it a ‘socialist' country with a system comparable to Venezuela, rather than the market economy it is in reality.
That misunderstanding has long since been addressed – and dismissed – by Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen.


Question: Describe the Mumbai City FC team logo and home stadium.

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 Describe the Mumbai City FC team logo and home stadium.

Mumbai City FC today revealed their team logo for the inaugural Indian Super League season.
The blue and white crest is topped with a fortress wall, said to represent the resilience of Mumbai. Seven stars sit alongside the team name “Mumbai City FC”, representing the seven islands that make up the city. Meanwhile the train imagery represents the Mumbai local train system, said to be the lifeline which connects the city.
Fans will now be eagerly awaiting the release of the Mumbai City FC jersey, which will no doubt feature a similar blue-white colour scheme to that of the team crest.
Mumbai City FC also announced all home games will be played at DY Patil Stadium, Nerul. The 55,000 capacity stadium is regularly used by the Indian Premier League cricket team Mumbai Indians.
The franchise owners also gave first hints at the pricing of Indian Super League tickets, declaring their intention for all 55,000 seats in the stadium to be filled to capacity. This would suggest tickets for Mumbai City FC games will be reasonably priced, especially in general seating areas.
Mumbai City FC are hoping for great success in the city inhabited by over 20 million residents, adopting slogans such as “This is the heartbeat of Mumbai” in attempts to draw city-wide support for the club.
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