Question: Describe the Tanzania Albinism Collective's first ever gig.

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It is a Wednesday night in a London pub and a group are about to play their first ever gig. It doesn’t begin well. Some members start singing the wrong song, the keyboard won’t work properly and they don’t all finish at the same time.
But then something happens: the audience claps. The four singers look stunned and overwhelmed, and then Teleza Finias, the band’s only woman, starts jumping up and down with joy. Amidu Didas, a lanky singer in a woolly Arsenal hat, shakes his arms in celebration, while Elias Sostines and Riziki Julius, the other two members, shout, “Tanzania! Tanzania! Tanzania!” over and over, making the crowd shout it back.
The four musicians are members of the 18-strong Tanzania Albinism Collective, and this is not only the first time they have performed on a stage – it is the first time they have been out of their country. It is also definitely the first time they have been shown appreciation by 100 random foreigners. The collective, who belong to one of the world’s most oppressed groups of people, are the team behind an emotional and genre-defying album, White African Power.
TAC come from Ukerewe, Africa’s largest inland island, reached by a four-hour boat ride across Lake Victoria. Tanzania has the world’s largest population of people with albinism – the genetic condition that affects a person’s ability to produce melanin, leaving their skin, hair and eyes pigment-free and at the mercy of the sun. Around one in every 1,400 people in the country has the condition (compared with 1 in 18,000 globally), and many die of skin cancer before they reach 40. Despite its prevalence, discrimination is common, especially in rural areas. It is believed that people with albinism are cursed and bring bad luck. They are frequently ostracised.
Much of the time Teleza lived in fear for her life – with good reason. Between 2006 and 2015, 76 Tanzanians with albinism were murdered, probably for their body parts to be sold to witchdoctors. At least another 65 were attacked. A government crackdown seems to have stopped that, but when Teleza goes out people still call her “deal”, meaning money.
The other TAC members have similar stories. “People wouldn’t let me get water from the wells,” says Elias. “They said if I used them, they would get my condition.” Elias never had an opportunity to sing. Amidu is the only one of the four who had tried to be a musician, even going to the island’s music studio to record a song. He was told to leave.
The collective were brought to Britain by Ian Brennan, a music producer who has worked with Tuareg rockers Tinariwen and other marginalised groups, such as Malawian prisoners and the band Khmer Rouge Survivors. Last summer, he visited Ukerewe to lead a songwriting workshop for people with albinism. It was run by the British charity Standing Voice.
At first, things didn’t look hopeful. Brennan had sent a guitar, bass and keyboard to the community in advance, in the hope the group might start writing songs without him. But when he arrived, the instruments were untouched, and he learned that – aside from one person who was a great guitar player – none of the group had any musical experience.
The album swings wildly – from moments of beauty to blasts of anger, from big group numbers with people grabbing whatever is to hand for percussion (one features a rainwater barrel being hit by a sledgehammer) to dance songs where someone has clearly found the keyboard’s demo button and simply sung over the top. There is often a stark contrast between the song titles – Stop the Murders, Stigma Everywhere – and the fun of the music.
Three days after the London concert, TAC play Womad, the world music festival in Wiltshire. This time they are in front of several hundred people, amid trees and tents offering spoon-making workshops and Indian head massages. There is no nervousness, no keyboard malfunctions, no missed cues. Instead, the four make a dramatic entrance in huge red cloaks, chanting, before throwing them off one by one. They clamber into the crowd and try to get people to chant along in their local dialects. They dance until they are breathless. They get children up on stage. They throw everything at it. Brennan hovers to one side, leading the clapping and introducing some numbers whose harrowing lyrics belie the collective’s happiness to be there.
• White African Power is out from Six Degrees Records and available on Spotify.


Question: What do you know about Donkey Kong? Respond in 16 sentences.

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Before Mario was Mario, he was Jumpman. And when Americans first encountered him in arcades on this day, June 2, in 1981, Jumpman’s best friend — a pet gorilla named Donkey Kong — had turned on his owner, kidnapped his girlfriend and taken her hostage atop the towering steel beams of a construction site. It was up to us to help Jumpman get the girl, by coordinating his leaps from beam to beam while dodging projectiles lobbed by the furious gorilla.
Its success cemented Nintendo’s role as a major player in the American video game market pioneered by Atari, following the dismal reception of Nintendo’s previous game, Radar Scope, a shooting game reminiscent of Space Invaders. Donkey Kong was a reversal of fortune that ultimately launched a line of games in which Jumpman came into his own as Mario, joined by his brother Luigi. And it helped usher in a new age of gaming — one that has since seen nearly as many ups and downs as Jumpman himself.
Following a surge of popularity in the late ’70s and early ’80s, video games started to get a bad rap — one they still haven’t quite shed — when worried parents began to see them as the undoing of the youth of America. By 1983, even before home gaming consoles were ubiquitous, video games had been blamed for “increasing crime and school absenteeism, decreasing learning and concentration, and causing a mysterious ailment called video wrist,” according to TIME.
The game industry countered the claims, arguing that video games promoted dexterity and quick thinking, and that arcades were a wholesome gathering place where young people could network and build social skills — the golf courses of the high-school set, per TIME. A University of Southern California researcher who interviewed arcade-goers for a 1983 study underwritten by Atari found that gamers tended to be “average or above average students [who] rarely played hooky from school,” and concluded that drugs and alcohol were not common on the arcade scene — if for no other reason than that they impaired players’ high-scoring abilities.
Atari and Nintendo had more to fear than parents’ concerns, however. The same year, video game profits tanked — thanks to “overheated competition, an oversupply of games, relentless price-cutting, plunging profits and a new finickiness among young video fans,” per TIME. The slowdown affected the glutted arcade market — which had more than doubled between 1980 and 1982 — and home video game sales alike.
Nintendo, powered up by Mario’s successes, largely managed to dodge the market’s profit-crushing projectiles. Atari, which lost $356 million and cut nearly a third of its payroll in 1983, did not.
Read more from 1983, here in the TIME archives: Video Games Go Crunch!


Question: Hey, what album did Tokyo Blade release in 1984? Respond in 6 sentences.

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Night of the Blade is the second studio album released by the British heavy metal band Tokyo Blade on Powerstation Records in 1984. It is the first Tokyo Blade album with Vicki James Wright (Vic Wright) on vocals. He replaced Alan Marsh when the vocal tracks for the album were already completed, forcing him to re-record the lead vocals in a very short time. Marsh's backing vocals remain on the album except on 2 tracks ("Lightning Strikes" and "Rock Me to the Limit"), which were recorded after he left the band. The original vocal recordings by Alan Marsh were released in 1998 in the album re-issue "Night of the Blade... The Night Before".


Question: Describe what happened when Tommy Robinson attempted to give a speech at Columbia University.

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Columbia University has abandoned its investigation of 16 student protesters who disrupted a recent event hosted by the school's College Republicans chapter.
The protesters were temporarily banned from attending future CR events while the investigation was ongoing, but will no longer face any disciplinary consequences for their behavior.
Columbia University has dropped its investigation into the 16 students who disrupted a Tommy Robinson speech and ultimately prevented him from delivering his remarks.
As Campus Reform reported October 10, student protesters attempted to block the entrances to the College Republicans events, later storming inside to ensure that the event could not proceed.
"The University is taking the side of these hateful people, allowing for...a hostile educational environment."
Robinson, who Skyped in for the appearance, eventually had to call a delay as protesters proceeding to storm the stage, ultimately leaving only enough time for a question-and-answer portion.
According to The Columbia Spectator, the school had temporarily banned the student protesters from attending future College Republicans events, though only for the duration of the now-dropped investigation.
Inside Higher Ed reports that the investigation into whether or not the students violated their school’s Rules of University Conduct has been dropped as of Wednesday, less than a month after the initial incident occurred.


Question: Tell me about Jonathan Gonzalez.

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Jonathan Gonzalez, left, has vaulted into the Monterrey XI despite his youth.
The idea that United States head coach Bruce Arena would be asking for Monterrey midfielder Jonathan Gonzalez's telephone number would've seemed almost inconceivable a couple of months ago. But after the 18-year-old burst onto the Liga MX scene in some style early this 2017 Apertura, that's exactly what happened last week, with U.S. Under-20 head coach Tab Ramos giving Gonzalez the heads up to let him know Arena would be calling.
The youngster has been plucked by Rayados coach Antonio Mohamed from the northern Mexico team's Under-20 squad and handed an important role over the first few weeks of the season. Gonzalez has started three of the team's five Liga MX games -- including 90 minutes in Monterrey's 4-1 victory over champion Chivas -- being benched only last Saturday against Leon because of a minor injury picked up in training the day before.
What he has achieved is significant, especially given the context. Rayados have assembled one of the most expensive squads on the continent and are currently top of Liga MX after five rounds of matches in the 2017 Apertura. Aside from that, it is a team that doesn't regularly field youth players, especially in Liga MX.
The team's play this Apertura is based on rapid transitions that require a central midfielder who can play cleanly out of the back to distribute swiftly to key Colombian forwards Aviles Hurtado and Dorlan Pabon, who have caused havoc so far this Apertura.
Mohamed seems to believe the teenage Gonzalez has that skill set.
"Jonathan has a lot of skill to continue playing in Monterrey. He's earned a place based on hard work and talent," said Mohamed after Monterrey's win over Club Tijuana earlier this month.
"I like to get the ball at my feet," explained Gonzalez in a phone interview with ESPN FC when asked about his game. "I'm a distributor, I attack and defend, but I'm mostly playing out of the back, being the spine of the team."
When Gonzalez was called into preseason with the first-team squad he went with the intention of impressing Mohamed and with the idea that the Argentine manager was keen on assessing him for the future. But after shining in training and friendlies, Mohamed pulled Gonzalez aside and gave him some unexpected news.
"He came and talked to me and told me I have a lot of potential, [and] that I would be starting because the starting center-mid [Jesus Molina] was with the [Mexican] national team," Gonzalez said. "He told me it was my time to take the opportunity and not let it go."
Jonathan Gonzalez's play has piqued the interest of U.S. coach Bruce Arena and the rest of the American staff.
Since then, it has been a whirlwind introduction to professional first-team life for Gonzalez, made slightly easier by his teammates. Club captain and former Argentina international Jose Basanta has given Gonzalez advice, but it is Mexican midfielder Jesus Zavala who has taken the young No. 25 under his wing as he adapts to life as a recognizable first-team player in an intense footballing city like Monterrey.
Gonzalez has worked his way up the ranks at Monterrey swiftly. He caught Rayados and a host of other Liga MX clubs' eye at an Alianza de Futbol trial in California back in 2013. The group hosts trials all around the United States and attracts scouts from most Liga MX teams, as well as the Mexican national team.
"I really wouldn't see myself here in Mexico if it weren't for them. I think they opened the door for me," said Gonzalez. "I'm really thankful for them."
It wasn't easy for Gonzalez's parents to see their young son leave California to chase his footballing dreams south of the border.
"I still remember the day I left," reminisced Gonzalez. "I was 14, about to turn 15 and my parents were really nervous. I really wanted to go and they were between should we let him go, should we not. But we sat down, had a family talk and we thought it was probably the best for me."
Gonzalez was marked down by Monterrey as a top talent long before this season started, even though he wasn't expected to slot so quickly to first-team football.
"Jonathan is a player all our staff have classified as 'Double A' with a high ceiling ... and with the coach's decision to incorporate him into the first team, the process [to Liga MX] has been accelerated," Monterrey youth setup director Nicolas Martelotto said recently in an interview with Medio Tiempo.
Martelotto highlighted in the same interview that the club has never had a single disciplinary problem with Gonzalez, that he has "very high emotional intelligence," top grades at school and stays behind to train extra after the sessions have ended.
The hard graft and risk of moving to Mexico is paying off for Gonzalez, who will be focused on Wednesday's Liga MX game against Toluca, but also has lofty future ambitions.
"Right now, the short-term goal is to start every game in this current season, become champion and then in the future I'd love to go to Europe to Holland or somewhere like that," Gonzalez said.


Question: Can you explain the situation with the alleged proprietor of KickassTorrents (KAT)? Respond in detail.

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It was a legal iTunes purchase that helped the feds nab Artem Vaulin, the alleged proprietor of KickassTorrents (KAT), the world’s biggest purveyor of illegal torrent files. The irony is almost too much to bear pointing out. But according to one lawyer familiar with the ins and outs of copyright infringement, the case could have sweeping repercussions on how torrents are regulated.
First a refresher, if all this talk of torrents sounds so 2006 to you: BitTorrenting is a way to share large files over peer-to-peer networks, and it's frequently used for pirating movies and television shows and music. But it's been in steady decline in recent years, thanks in part to the rise of viable paid streaming options like Netflix and Amazon Video. A recent report from Sandvine pegs BitTorrent as comprising less than five percent of total daily traffic in North America. It’s still large enough, though, to have made KAT a very big business, according to the criminal complaint [PDF] that the Department of Justice filed yesterday.
In that report, the feds allege that KAT is the 69th most-visited site on the Internet, with over 50 million unique visitors each month. That volume means that not only does KAT allegedly cost copyright holders millions, by enabling downloads of first-run movies for free, but also that it’s able to take in nearly $17 million in annual advertising revenue. That kind of popularity, combined with a tendency to dismiss valid copyright takedown requests, combined to make KAT an obvious target for law enforcement.
Authorities arrested Vaulin, who is Ukrainian, in Poland, where he now awaits extradition. The Department of Justice seized seven domains affiliated with KAT, all of which are currently down. Law enforcement used a warrant to obtain an email and IP address associated with Vaulin that showed up in multiple iTunes purchases, and was used to log into the official KAT Facebook account. That, combined with a Whois and GoDaddy search, a financial trail, and messages that identified Vaulin’s known alias as “KAT’s purported ‘Owner,’" left investigators with little doubt as to his role in the site.
If convicted, he faces a maximum sentences of five years in prison for each count of criminal copyright infringement and conspiracy to commit criminal copyright infringement, along with 20 years for conspiracy to commit money laundering. But that's a very big if, says Ira Rothken, a technology-focused lawyer who most notably defended Kim Dotcom during MegaUpload’s legal troubles. Authorities shuttered that site in 2012. There are superficial similarities between the two situations—copyright infringement, a lucrative advertising business—but MegaUpload was functionally very different from KAT. The former allowed users to upload any file (including a pirated movie) and create a unique link to share it, while KAT used BitTorrnet's peer-to-peer sharing technology. In other words, MegaUpload housed the files itself; importantly, KAT did not.
“We’re not aware of any case in the history of the United States where hyperlinking, or the use of torrent files, was ever found to be direct [copyright] infringement,” says Rothken. “In my view, without direct infringement you can’t have a criminal infringement.” Instead, Rothken says, torrent-related copyright cases have historically fallen under the purview of civil courts.
“There are no content files on KickassTorrents,” says Rothken. “They’re just linking information.” He points to a case like MGM Studios vs Grokster, in which the Supreme Court held that peer-to-peer file-sharing companies could be sued for any infringement that happens under their auspices.
“One infringes contributorily by intentionally inducing or encouraging direct infringement, and infringes vicariously by profiting from direct infringement while declining to exercise the right to stop or limit it,” wrote since-retired Justice David Souter in a unanimous opinion. That latter phrase certainly seems to apply to KAT, which Rothken says is all the more reason it should be a civil, not criminal case. In fact, Rothken says, it's possible that authorities are using KAT as a test case, to exert greater control over how torrents are regulated.
“There’s no doubt that this has the tell-tale signs of a test criminal case,” says Rothken. “If the defense prevails, then the Department of Justice can point to this scenario to tell Congress there may be a need to update the criminal copyright laws.” And if KAT loses, there’s now legal precedent to bring criminal charges against torrent operators. (The most famous precursor to the KAT case, the Pirate Bay, was tried in Sweden, and was a joint criminal and civil procedure).
As for the domains, those listed by the Department of Justice all appear to be down, but a cursory Google search turns up least one active site appears to house an unofficial mirror of KAT. It's just one of several sites claiming to house a copy of KAT, many of which may simply be password traps, as TorrentFreak notes.
Individual users of KAT while it existed likely don’t have much to fear in terms of criminal liability. It’s very hard to prove direct infringement in the context of a torrent site, Rothken says. Still, proceed with caution.
“To the extent that anyone is acting in a way that’s risky, it would be likely that the site’s being highly monitored by a governmental authority,” says Rothken.
In other words, now’s not a great time to use KAT—or to be the guy who allegedly ran it. And if the case ends with a conviction, it’s going to be a bad time for torrents all around.


Question: Write a short summary of the new Star Wars Expanded Universe novel.

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Today, we are thrilled to finally introduce you to the richest and most dynamic new cast of characters ever found in a Star Wars Expanded Universe novel. It’s so good. Also, Han gets a little summer camp crush, Luke is sickly, and Leia … nothing new, she continues to hate Chewbacca.
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Question: What are researchers doing to improve the genetic diversity of Eastern Barred Bandicoots?

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The low numbers have resulted in low genetic diversity which is now a threat to plans to rebuild numbers in breeding programs in order to reintroduce them back to areas where foxes have been eradicated.
A partnership between Mount Rothwell, the Threatened Species Recovery Hub of the National Environmental Science Programme and others is addressing the issue with an innovative breeding program.
Threatened Species Recovery Hub researcher Dr Andrew Weeks says that while the approach called ‘gene pool mixing’ is relatively new within conservation programs it is the kind of thing that has been happening in agricultural programs for years.
“Basically we are bringing Eastern Barred Bandicoots from Tasmania and crossing them with Victorian animals in order to introduce new genes to the Victorian bandicoot population,” said Dr Weeks, from the University of Melbourne who are a partner in the Threatened Species Recovery Hub.
“Improving the genetic diversity will be really important for avoiding problems associated with inbreeding.
“The added genetic diversity is also important for giving the bandicoots a chance to adapt to future challenges, like climate change.
Image: One of the young Eastern Barred Bandicoot hybrids bred at Mt Rothwell. Photo: Mt Rothwell.
Ms Annette Rypalski, the Manager of the Mt Rothwell centre said that so far the initial trial of crossing five Tasmanian bandicoots with Victorian animals has gone extremely well.
“So far we had nine successful litters, with juveniles beginning to emerge from their mother’s nests. Interestingly, the average number of young from each litter appears to be higher than the average litter size for Victorian only parents.
“We are carefully monitoring the health of all of the animals, and will also study whether the hybrid offspring show any other differences, like being bigger and having better survival of their young.
“The first hybrid offspring are now almost three months old and we are about to release them into one of our dedicated five hectare semi-wild enclosures.
“Seeing them in a wild setting is magical, because you get the feeling of what things were like before problems like foxes and rabbits arrived,” Ms Rypalski said.
Mt Rothwell, 45km west of Melbourne, is a privately owned 453 ha conservation reserve surrounded by 11km of predator proof fence. The centre is home to free-living populations of some of Victoria’s most endangered species.


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Savvatiya () is a rural locality (a settlement) in Cheryomushskoye Rural Settlement of Kotlassky District, Arkhangelsk Oblast, Russia. The population was 1740 as of 2010. There are 14 streets.


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Hundreds of companies have been warned of penalties for failing to provide coverage.
Internal Revenue Service notices recently began arriving in corporate mailboxes, in some cases demanding millions of dollars in fines — an awkward development as the White House touts its business-friendly tax package. The notices will likely spur another legal fight over the health law — this time featuring the administration defending a statute that President Donald Trump has repeatedly declared dead.
The enforcement actions cover potential violations in 2015, the first year the mandate was supposed to be applied, after the Obama administration suspended fines in 2014. The Obama administration never tried to collect fines for 2015 before it left office in early 2017. Thanks in part to the time lag in tax filings, the first penalty notices just started to roll out in November, enforcing an unpopular requirement heading into the midterm election. Trump's IRS has similarly enforced the health law’s requirement that most individuals carry insurance.
The covered firms argue the process is critically flawed, in large part because they never received legally required warnings from Obamacare exchanges at that time. As a result, companies say the government didn't follow the law and they shouldn't face the fines.
The IRS didn't respond to questions from POLITICO about the penalties. The administration hasn't disclosed precisely how many companies face potential fines, which can amount to several thousand dollars per employee, depending on circumstances. Several sources have told POLITICO they estimate the number of companies to be in the hundreds or perhaps the low thousands.
A White House spokesperson referred POLITICO to the IRS.
The initial assessments are not binding. Employers have an opportunity to appeal the decision and present evidence that the IRS erred.
A potential lawsuit would likely center around what the businesses see as a fundamental problem in the enforcement of the mandate, according to sources familiar with those discussions. Employers with more than 100 full-time employees that are subject to the coverage requirement get fined when one or more of their workers goes to an Obamacare exchange and qualifies for a tax credit to help them buy insurance. Beginning in 2016, the criteria changed, and employers with more than 50 full-time employees faced the fine.
Under the law, when an employee gets a subsidy, the health insurance exchange is supposed to trigger a notification to the employer, effectively putting the business on notice that it's likely to face a fine, and giving it an opportunity to cover the employee. But business sources say the federal exchange and some state-run exchanges never sent out those notices — and still aren't.
“This is a 2015 problem, but guess what? This is also a 2017 problem because no notifications have gone out for 2017,” said Chris Condeluci, an attorney who is working with some companies facing potential fines.
Employers also complain the forms they're supposed to fill out telling the IRS whether they offer coverage have confusing language, leading some businesses to mistakenly state they don't provide it when they do.
So far, many employers are staying mum, in hopes of negotiating the penalties away or that the IRS will choose not to enforce them. But if employers go public over a huge Obamacare fine so soon after Republicans passed their business-friendly tax bill, congressional Republicans would be hard pressed not to come up with a solution.
Rep. Mike Kelly (R-Pa.) is sponsoring legislation that would retroactively eliminate the penalties. Kelly says that some Democrats quietly support the idea. Indeed, soon after the administration in 2013 unilaterally delayed enforcement of the mandate for one year, until 2015, 35 Democrats joined House Republicans to pass a bill doing the same thing.
“They knew it was a mistake too, but it was too late – they couldn’t change it,” Kelly told POLITICO.
House Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady (R-Texas) said there is “very strong interest” in delaying or repealing the mandate, including retroactively.
But such a move would cut off revenue from the fines, potentially forcing supporters to come up with alternatives. The Congressional Budget Office pegs the revenues at $146 billion over a decade.
For now, covered employers are left in legal limbo.
In December, an AtWork Group temporary-staffing franchise was hit with a $3.8 million assessment for violating the mandate. The Knoxville, Tenn.-based firm was stunned: Most of its employees aren't full-time workers, and it found a low-cost plan for 2015 that HHS determined was sufficient to meet the law’s requirements.
AtWork's franchisee has appealed the IRS’ initial determination, and hopes that the issue will disappear once the facts are clarified.
“There’s no way it should stick,” Leverant said.


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Hailing from the realm of Vul, He-Man’s newest ally, Vul-Tor, is the last surviving member of his race. Having been destroyed by Skeletor, Vul-Tor has vowed to avenge his people. The flap of his wings can blast a hole in the most vile of Skeletor’s ranks, and Vul-Tor is armed with the traditional weapon of his people, his vibro-hench; a blade so powerful it rivals He-Man’s power sword.
Vul-Tor was made from Hordak base and feet, Nepthu boots, Extendar arms, Galactic Skeletor hands, Angela wings, the chest and shoulder feather armor is from an anime figure, and the head is from a Thundercats figure heavily moded. He also features sculpted details on his legs and body feathers. Finished with a bold Filmation paint job with metallic highlights. Enjoy!
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Question: Describe the legal concept of an injunction, and explain what are counterinjunctions and what are the implications for someone who fails to comply with an injunction.

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An injunction is a legal and equitable remedy in the form of a special court order that compels a party to do or refrain from specific acts. "When a court employs the extraordinary remedy of injunction, it directs the conduct of a party, and does so with the backing of its full coercive powers." A party that fails to comply with an injunction faces criminal or civil penalties, including possible monetary sanctions and even imprisonment. They can also be charged with contempt of court. Counterinjunctions are injunctions that stop or reverse the enforcement of another injunction.
The injunction is an equitable remedy, that is, a remedy that originated in the English courts of equity. Like other equitable remedies, it has traditionally been given when a wrong cannot be effectively remedied by an award of money damages. (The doctrine that reflects this is the requirement that an injunction can be given only when there is "no adequate remedy at law.") Injunctions are intended to make whole again someone whose rights have been violated. Nevertheless, when deciding whether to grant an injunction, courts also take into account the interests of non-parties (that is, the public interest). When deciding whether to give an injunction, and deciding what its scope should be, courts give special attention to questions of fairness and good faith. One manifestation of this is that injunctions are subject to equitable defenses, such as laches and unclean hands.


Question: Have there been any reports about the military being on standby in the event of a "no deal" Brexit? Respond in 605 words.

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Plans for the military to help in the event of civil emergencies are reportedly dusted off as part of preparations for "no deal".
The army is on standby to help deliver food, medicines and fuels if there are shortages in the wake of a "no deal" Brexit, it has been reported.
Plans for the armed forces to help civilian authorities in the event of civil emergencies have been dusted off as part of contingency preparations for Britain leaving the EU without an agreement, according to the Sunday Times.
This would see helicopters and army trucks being used to get supplies to vulnerable people outside the South East who were having difficulties getting the medicines they require, according to the newspaper.
An unnamed minister told the Sunday Times that the military would be drafted in if problems at Britain's ports caused shortages of food, fuel and medicines.
They said: "There is a lot of civil contingency planning around the prospect of no deal. That's not frightening the horses, that's just being utterly realistic."
A Ministry of Defence source said there had been "no formal request" to supply aid, but acknowledged there is a "blueprint for us supporting the civilian authorities that can be dusted off".
The newspaper's report also said there would be a significant impact on the NHS, with the health service moving onto a year-round "winter crisis footing".
Prime Minister Theresa May - who has repeatedly said no Brexit deal is better than a bad deal - said earlier this week that the British public should feel "reassurance and comfort" over the government's preparations for a no deal scenario.
Mrs May did not deny stockpiling was taking place, but said Downing Street was being "responsible and sensible" whilst simultaneously trying to strike a good deal with Brussels.
She told 5 News: "Far from being worried about preparations that we are making, I would say that people should take reassurance and comfort from the fact that the government is saying we are in a negotiation, we are working for a good deal - I believe we can get a good deal - but... because we don't know what the outcome is going to be... let's prepare for every eventuality.
"This is not just about stockpiling.
"That concept, what it is, is about making sure that we will be able to continue to do the things that are necessary once we have left the European Union, if we leave without a deal."
Chancellor Philip Hammond echoed the PM's words, saying it was "sensible and responsible" for the government to be working in conjunction with industry to stockpile certain vital supplies for the event of no deal.
He said: "That's a sensible and responsible thing for a Government to do and large businesses who are importing or exporting large volumes of products or produce will be making contingency plans, and we would encourage them to do so and work closely with them as they are putting those plans together."
Health Secretary Matt Hancock told MPs on Tuesday he had asked officials to "work up options for stockpiling" by the pharmaceutical industry, while Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab said the government would be taking steps to make sure there is an "adequate food supply".
Ministers said last week that the government would be putting out roughly 70 "technical notices" in the coming weeks, which would lay out the necessary preparations in the UK for exiting without a deal.
According to the Sunday Times, these reports will be published all together on one day in late August, rather than throughout the summer, because of fears this would alarm the public.


Question: What is the longest natural cave in South Asia?

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Krem Liat Prah is the longest natural cave in South Asia.


Question: Describe a recent atonal music protest you organized in Berlin.

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When it was announced that atonal music would be played in Berlin’s S-Bahn public rail network to disperse drug users and homeless people, as it considered this form of music “hostile”, I thought it was absurd. I also thought: we can’t just leave it at that. I work at the Initiative Neue Musik – an organisation that champions contemporary music in Berlin. I knew we had to take a stand against the exploitation of this art form against vulnerable people. We wanted to do it in a humorous way, because you can’t really take the S-Bahn’s idea seriously: so we organised an atonal music concert in protest.
As well as its obvious inhumanity, the plan seriously misrepresented atonal music. First invented at the beginning of the 20th century, it stands for the liberation of tonal hierarchies beyond the eight notes of the traditional octave – and is therefore complex on the ear. As an art form, it deals with the everyday problems of society – so how can it be expected to sound just pleasant? Nobody expects contemporary visual art to be just nice.
Art shouldn’t be weaponised against people. Atonal music was one of the musical forms classified as “Entartete Musik” – degenerate music – by the Nazis and forbidden. After the second world war, a young generation of composers – led by Stockhausen, Boulez and Nono – tried to write in a way that had no link to the Nazi regime, and turned to atonal music. Knowing that makes it all the more problematic to use this music to exclude people from public life.
In just two days, we got together some members of the most important contemporary ensembles in Berlin. Mosaik sent cellist Mathis Mayr and synthesiser player Ernst Surberg, who performed a 2014 piece by Joanna Bailie called Trains, which fitted well. I asked the soprano Sirje Viise because I knew her performances of Julius Eastman’s music – we chose him because, although he worked with some of the most famous minimalists in the 1970s, this African American composer died completely forgotten as a homeless person and drug addict in 1990. Other pieces included Ruth Velten playing a saxophone duet improvisation with Silke Eberhard – we liked the saxophones as they trigger an association with busking.
The concert took place on the street outside the Hermannstrasse station, where the S-Bahn was to pilot its scheme. We didn’t want to do it on the platform and fight against the trains – we wanted to have a friendly protest. It was at 7pm, so people could come after work, and about 300 people turned up. We hoped to attract the homeless people around the station, so we brought food, and it worked: they got to eat, we chatted and they asked if we would do it again, because it was such a nice evening. People were respectful about the music, sitting in the round, really trying to listen in a loud environment. We had buses rushing past, street noise – it went well with the music, as if everything was part of the sound.
The S-Bahn’s manager, Friedemann Kessler, turned up. He listened, and at the end said he hadn’t known what atonal music was and that he had learned something. He decided to drop his plans, so the protest was a success.
We have since been asked if we can do some more concerts in everyday situations. The irony is that we had organised a month of contemporary music, spread across 50 venues in September, as a way of raising the profile of Berlin’s rich contemporary music scene. Our protest garnered more attention than our entire month’s worth of events. So we are really quite grateful to the S-Bahn.


Question: How do I participate in the SC2ReplayStats Ladder Challenge? Respond in 166 words.

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The SC2ReplayStats ladder challenge returns from a few seasons of not being run!
For those unfamiliar with the Ladder Challenge, it is essentially a challenge to improve through a consistent play schedule. After you choose a goal for weekly number of ranked 1v1 games played the Sc2replaystats.com website will track your progress, give you motivation reminders, and track your weekly improvement in areas like supply blocks and worker production. Each season we’ve had hundreds of participants for the ladder challenge, and it’s proven time and time again to be great playing motivation, a fun tool, and an excellent way to improve to get that league promotion.
Simply create an account (if you don’t already have one!) sign up on the ladder challenge page and choose your weekly goal, and then upload your replays after you play them! The website will automatically track your progress and offer you rich statistics for how you can improve.
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Question: Describe the atmosphere of the outdoor concert recently attended by Willie Nelson and Beto O'Rourke. Respond in detail.

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"This is a campaign for the future, because the people of the future, our kids and our grandkids, are depending on what we do at this moment."
At a massive outdoor concert attended by an estimated 50,000 Texans Saturday night, country music icon and unabashed progressive champion Willie Nelson teamed up with Rep. Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas)—who is challenging Republican Sen. Ted Cruz—to deliver a simple message just over a month before election day: "Vote 'em out."
"If you don't like who's in there, vote 'em out/That’s what election day is all about, and the biggest gun we’ve got is called the ballot box," was just one of the rousing lines from a new song Nelson wrote for the much-anticipated gathering in Austin, which provided a brief glimpse of the unique enthusiasm O'Rourke has sparked in his campaign against Cruz, whose lead in the polls has dwindled rapidly in recent weeks.
Donning a "Beto for Senate" t-shirt, Nelson—who has faced backlash from some of his right-wing fans over his support for O'Rourke—also performed the classic "On the Road Again" with some help from the Texas representative, a former musician in his own right.
Nelson's headline performance came just on the heels of a stump speech by O'Rourke that touched on a wide variety of topics, from the human-caused climate crisis to the Trump administration's cruel immigration policies.
"This is a campaign for the future, because the people of the future, our kids and our grandkids, are depending on what we do at this moment," O'Rourke declared at the fundraising event, which also featured hundreds of volunteers helping Texans register to vote ahead of the November 6 election.
"Let tonight be a message to the future," O'Rourke continued. "Let them know who we are, what we believe in and what we are willing to do to accomplish our goals. Let them know that we believe in this country. Let them know that we believe that we can come together and do great things for this country. And let them know that we believe that Texas can lead the way."
The enormous event came in the midst of an unexpectedly close race between O'Rourke and Cruz, who has in recent days resorted to launching bizarre attacks on his Democratic opponent—such as sharing a widely-praised speech by O'Rourke in which he denounced the police murder of an unarmed black man.
According to recent polling, Cruz is barely clinging to a slight lead over O'Rourke—and one recent survey found O'Rourke is leading by two points.
O'Rourke has also consistently outraised Cruz by a huge margin, despite not taking money from corporate PACs.
"You have made something absolutely extraordinary happen in Texas," O'Rourke told supporters in a recent Facebook video. "Extraordinary because we can't find many other Senate races that have raised this kind of money in a three-month period. We can't find one in Texas, maybe ever, that has done this. And to do it in this way, through small-dollar contributions—that's what democracy looks like."


Question: Explain how Firefox users can fix their local copy of Firefox to accept SHA-1 certificates.

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According to the plan we published earlier for deprecating SHA-1, on January 1, 2016, Firefox 43 began rejecting new certificates signed with the SHA-1 digest algorithm. For Firefox users with unfiltered access to the Internet, this change probably went unnoticed, since there simply aren’t that many new SHA-1 certs being used. However, for Firefox users who are behind certain “man-in-the-middle” devices (including some security scanners and antivirus products), this change removed their ability to access HTTPS web sites. When a user tries to connect to an HTTPS site, the man-in-the-middle device sends Firefox a new SHA-1 certificate instead of the server’s real certificate. Since Firefox rejects new SHA-1 certificates, it can’t connect to the server.
If you can access this article in Firefox, you’re fine. If you’re reading this in another browser, see if you can load the security blog (or any other HTTPS link) in Firefox. Click “Advanced”, and if you see the error code “SEC_ERROR_CERT_SIGNATURE_ALGORITHM_DISABLED”, then you’re affected.
The easiest thing to do is to install the newest version of Firefox. You will need to do this manually, using an unaffected copy of Firefox or a different browser, since we only provide Firefox updates over HTTPS.
If you want to avoid reinstalling, advanced users can fix their local copy of Firefox by going to about:config and changing the value of “security.pki.sha1_enforcement_level” to 0 (which will accept all SHA-1 certificates).
You should also make sure that any systems you have that might be doing man-in-the-middle are up to date, for example, some anti-virus software or security scanning devices. Some vendors have removed the use of SHA-1 in recent updates.
We are still committed to removing support for SHA-1 certificates from Firefox. The latest version of Firefox re-enables support for SHA-1 certificates to ensure that we can get updates to users behind man-in-the-middle devices, and enable us to better evaluate how many users might be affected. Vendors of TLS man-in-the-middle systems should be working to update their products to use newer digest algorithms.


Question: Describe how Nintendo's approach with third party publishers for the Wii U will work.

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The platform holders wants the best that third party publishers have to offer.
If you've ever despaired at the online provisions available on the Wii, rest assured that things will be very different with the Wii U. Very, very different in fact, as Nintendo is apparently more than happy for third party publishers to use their own networks on the Wii U.
Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime says that Nintendo had decided to sidestep the arguments with publishers over using their own systems. He said that Nintendo wanted to get the best of what the third party publishers had to offer to make. This would mean that deals like the one that Sony reached with Valve over having Steam on the PS3 would be fairly commonplace, and might even open the door to cross-platform play as with the PC and PS3 versions of Portal 2.
This move from Nintendo offers all kinds of potential for other games as well. For example, one of the reasons that Final Fantasy XIV didn't make it to the Xbox 360 was because was because Square Enix wanted to use Xbox Live in a way that Microsoft didn't like. That wouldn't be an issue on the Wii U though, as Square Enix could do whatever it wanted/needed. Obviously, FF XIV didn't turn out to be the best game in the world, so Microsoft probably isn't all that upset it missed out, but the principle remains the same.
What's not clear though, it how the whole system is going to fit together. Nintendo has promised an experience much closer to Xbox Live for the Wii U, but from what Fils-Aime is saying, it sounds like it's going to be much a rather fragmented service, with publishers doing most of the work themselves. Of course, with such a long time until the Wii U actually comes out, this information is incomplete. Nintendo will still need a provision for first part content, and it will be interesting to see what that will be.


Question: What is BUAP? Respond in 118 words.

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The Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (BUAP) (Meritorious Autonomous University of Puebla) is the oldest and largest university in Puebla, Mexico. Founded on 15 April 1578 as Colegio del Espíritu Santo, the school was sponsored by the Society of Jesus during most of the Spanish colonial era before turning into a public college in 1825 and eventually into a public university in 1937. The religious origins can be seen in many of BUAP's buildings in Puebla city centre, which were once colonial-era churches.
The flagship campus is located in the city of Puebla, although more than nine facilities are distributed across the state. Currently, it is one of the 105 institutes participating in the Alice Experiment at CERN.


Question: Describe the influence of Sheldon Adelson in US politics. Respond in 31 sentences.

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Very few Americans know who Sheldon Adelson is and fewer still appreciate that, as America’s leading political donor, when he speaks the Republican Party listens. By virtue of his largesse, he has been able to direct GOP policy in the Middle East in favor of Israel, which might well be regarded as his true home while the United States exists more as a faithful friend that can be produced at intervals whenever Israel finds itself in need of a bit of cash or political cover.
Adelson’s recent successes in translating his political donations into policy favorable to Israel have included shifting the US Embassy to Jerusalem, cutting aid to Palestinians, ending the Iranian nuclear monitoring agreement and closing the Palestine Liberation Organization’s diplomatic office in Washington. All those Trump Administration measures were reportedly worked out privately by Adelson speaking directly with the president.
Adelson’s activities in buying politicians reflect what he believes, he reportedly having said that “there’s no such thing as a Palestinian.” Nor does his world view include much concern for the country that has sheltered him and made him wealthy. He served in the US Army in World War 2 and has said that he regrets having done so, as he would rather have worn an Israeli army uniform. He also expressed his desire that his son might become an Israeli Army sniper.
Adelson benefits from his exceptional access to the White House to the detriment of actual American interests. A New York Times article “Sheldon Adelson Sees a Lot to Like in Trump’s Washington,” states that he “enjoys a direct line to the president” and meets the president monthly “in private in-person meetings and phone conversations.” He has been delighted with the openly expressed threats emanating from the Administration’s key foreign and national security policy spokesmen regarding Iran. He would like to see the United States go to war with the Iranians to destroy their government and bring about some kind of regime change, and, judging from recent developments, he just might get what he seeks, which could easily have catastrophic consequences for the entire region and beyond.
Adelson is somewhat unhinged on the issue of Iran and has even called for dropping a nuclear bomb on a desert region of the country as a negotiating tactic to show “we mean business” so Washington could then “impose its demands [on Iran] from a position of strength.” If Iran continued to resist, Adelson would to drop the next one on Tehran. If Tehran were to be nuked millions of Iranians would die, which doesn’t bother Adelson one bit. Such a development would, in Adelson’s opinion, be good for Israel, which is his primary concern.
Adelson’s power over policy makers is also evident in what the White House does not do. Israeli snipers have shot dead at least 143 unarmed Arab demonstrators in Gaza without so much as a word of condemnation coming out of Washington. Indeed, the Donald Trump Ambassador to Israel David Friedman has gone out of his way to defend the killings and also to support the expansion of the illegal Israeli settlements on the West Bank.
Adelson is also widely believed to have had a hand in personnel changes in the White House. He has used his money and influence to advance the careers of United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley, National Security Advisor John Bolton, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo while also arranging the removal of H.R. McMaster and Rex Tillerson for “being anti-Israeli” and not sufficiently willing to go to war with Iran. Defense Secretary James Mattis, the only actual adult remaining in the room when foreign policy is discussed, is believed to be the next target for removal.
How does Adelson do it? Money talks. He is worth an estimated $35 billion. His fortune came from casinos both in the US and in China, which some might consider to be promotion of vice. To buy and maintain the Republican support for right wing Zionist policies he has donated what is for him pocket change, $55 million so far this year in support of GOP candidates in the Midterm elections. In 2016, he gave large sums to the Trump campaign and to other Republicans, donating $35 million to the former and $55 million to two top Republican PACs — the Congressional Leadership Fund and the Senate Leadership Fund.
In America’s corrupt political culture, a monster like Sheldon Adelson can buy both a White House and Congress on behalf of a foreign government for a paltry $150 million or so. It is a reasonable investment for him given his views, as through him Israel is able to control a large slice of American foreign policy while also receiving billions of dollars each year from the US Treasury. And for those who think it would be different if the Democrats were in charge, think again. The Democrats have their own Adelson. His name is Haim Saban, an Israeli-American media magnate who has said he is a “one issue guy and my issue is Israel.” He is also the largest individual contributor to the Democratic Party.


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Since the PlayStation VR’s initial launch back in fall 2016, there has not been an experience that comes anywhere close to Superhot VR, a Matrix-esque game that will test your reflexes, along with your planning and combat skills. Players will find themselves deeply immersed in a sleek world as they work around a clock based on their own movements. When players move, the game moves, and when players stay still, things barely move at all. An interesting concept, Superhot VR makes you truly feel like an action hero as you blast, fistfight, and dodge through levels. The game takes full advantage of the PlayStation VR headset, and even allows for movement without much error from the system. If a weapon drops to the ground, there isn’t much hassle when it comes to picking it up. The same goes for hit detection, as punching feels just as natural as the game’s shooting mechanics. Everything flows perfectly, and it feels necessary that it does so because of the complexity of the game.
Superhot VR is a game that makes you think. Most rooms give players multiple ways to fight against their targets. These include bottles, miscellaneous ranged weapons from shotguns to pistols, to some other assorted melee tools. If you want to execute the mission correctly, its important to assess the resources around you, even if they’re in an enemy’s hand. If players are close enough, they can reach out and grab the enemy’s weapon right out of their hand. As the game is played in virtual reality, this was one of my personal favorite features, as I almost felt like I was truly interacting with this world around me.
The game’s minimalistic graphics are one of its biggest selling points. The action in Superhot VR is so fluid due to the fact that finding enemies is quite easy to do. The challenging, yet enjoyable, part is trying to figure out which order you should take them down in. After playing for a little while, I felt like the main character in an action movie, as I ducked and dodged around bullets while fist fighting and throwing shuriken at the enemies surrounding me. Superhot VR plays better than most of the games I’ve experienced so far on Sony’s virtual reality hardware. Visually, the game pops, and there isn’t too much that one would consider jarring, even though the combat can be quite fast.
For PlayStation VR owners, Superhot VR is a must-have. In my experience with the platform so far, Superhot VR takes the cake as the most impressive title not only for its unique visuals, but for its intense combat & ability to make players think. The concept of the game itself is superb, but the addition of the virtual reality headset makes this an incredible release. The team behind Superhot VR have raised the bar for virtual reality titles, and have provided me with one of the most well-thought out games I’ve played in a long time. For more entertainment news and reviews, make sure to keep it here on NYCityGuys!
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Question: Describe the Gdańsk Zoo. Respond in 2 sentences.

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The Gdańsk Zoo () is a zoological garden located in Gdańsk, Pomeranian Voivodship, Poland. It was opened in the district of Oliwa in 1954 and covers 123,76 hectares, which makes it the largest zoological garden in Poland in terms of area.


Question: Explain how tech companies offering free meals to employees is impacting restaurants in San Francisco.

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Trisha Thadani July 24, 2018 Updated: July 24, 2018 8:22 p.m.
Alta, known for its cocktails and new American menu, recently closed in the mid-Market area. Like many restaurants near the companies, it struggled to get the local tech workers to buy meals.
It’s lunchtime in San Francisco’s Mid-Market neighborhood, and only a few people are trickling in and out of the local food joints. A bar and restaurant on Ninth Street has rows of empty tables, while only about six people sit inside the Perennial, where a renowned San Francisco chef was recently hired to oversee lunch.
But inside the surrounding office buildings that house tech companies Twitter, Uber and Square, there are thousands of employees sequestered in private company cafeterias, where the food is free.
“And you can’t compete with free,” said Gwyneth Borden, executive director of the Golden Gate Restaurant Association.
In an attempt to attract employees to local restaurants and businesses, Supervisors Ahsha Safaí and Aaron Peskin are co-sponsoring an ordinance that would ban “employee cafeterias” from new office buildings in the city. This comes as local retailers, particularly those downtown, complain of a drop in business as more companies offer their workers meals in private corporate cafeterias, Safaí said.
“This is another way to help support small businesses,” he said.
An “employee cafeteria” is defined in the San Francisco health code as a space inside an office where employees are provided or sold tax-free food on a regular basis. These facilities are either operated by company employees or contractors. There are currently 51 such cafeterias around the city, Safaí said.
The supervisors’ proposal would put the city at odds with the tech industry, which largely views free food as an essential perk to lure talent.
Companies like Google, Facebook and Square have full-blown cafeterias, where employees are provided everything from fresh-made omelets to hand-rolled sushi. While some make it a point to source their food from local companies, Safaí said that wouldn’t matter under this proposal.
Square and Uber declined to comment, while Twitter could not be reached Tuesday afternoon.
When Square, a payment processing company located in Mid-Market, closes its employee cafeteria every other Friday, Corridor, a nearby restaurant, experiences such a dramatic uptick in business that it sometimes has to increase its staffing, said Ryan Cole, partner and CEO of Hi Neighbor Restaurant Group, which manages Corridor. But other days, he said, the restaurant sees very little foot traffic.
Anthony Myint, co-owner of the Perennial, said he was drawn to opening a restaurant in the neighborhood because of the number of companies — and, potentially, customers — that he thought would flood the streets at lunchtime. While he knew about the private cafeterias, he said he didn’t think they would impact his business this much. On an average day, he said, he sees only a handful of people during lunch.
“We misunderstood the pervasiveness of the company’s cafeterias inside,” he said, adding that he likely would have chosen another neighborhood had he known the extent of the problem.
Companies and startups would be able to get around the ordinance by using catering companies to deliver to their offices at lunchtime. Some of those catering companies, including Zesty, ZeroCater and Eat Club, source from local restaurants and deliver individual or family-style meals.
Eat Club, for example, serves “hundreds” of companies in San Francisco, from public tech companies to small startups, said founder Rodrigo Santibáñez. Many of his clients choose Eat Club, which buys from local suppliers, because it improves productivity and collaboration when employees eat together.
The ordinance wouldn’t apply retroactively to companies that now have cafeterias, but instead to new construction — such as the roughly 7 million square feet of new office space proposed under the Central SoMa Plan that will soon go before the Board of Supervisors.
In a similar effort, Mountain View barred companies from providing employees with fully subsidized meals inside a new office development.
Given how ingrained employee cafeterias have become in modern tech company culture, Peskin said he is aware that this proposal may be controversial. But, he said, this is a “groundbreaking” piece of legislation that will benefit the restaurant industry and city overall.


Question: What do you know about Fritz Erler?

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Fritz Erler (15 December 1868 – 11 December 1940) was a German painter, graphic designer and scenic designer. Although most talented as an interior designer, he is perhaps best remembered for several propaganda posters he produced during World War I.


Question: Describe the work of David Rabinowitz. Respond in 2 sentences.

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David Lincoln Rabinowitz (born 1960) is an American astronomer, discoverer of minor planets and researcher at Yale University.
David Rabinowitz has built CCD cameras and software for the detection of near-Earth and Kuiper belt objects, and his research has helped reduce the assumed number of near-Earth asteroids larger than 1 km by half, from 1,000–2,000 to 500–1,000 He has also assisted in the detection of distant solar system objects, supernovae, and quasars, thereby helping to understand the origin and evolution of the solar system and the dark energy driving the accelerated expansion of the universe.


Question: Describe the awards achieved by Smoky Hill AVID and promoted programs offered through the Cherry Creek School District.

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Congratulations to Mayra Guzman and Sandiluz Hernandez Flores for winning the Smoky Hill AVID Scholarship! Each AVID scholar received $2000 thanks to AVID burrito sales and our King Soopers Rewards program. We couldn't do it without the wonderful staff of Smoky Hill.
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Vinohrady nad Váhom () is a village and municipality in Galanta District of the Trnava Region of south-west Slovakia.


Question: Respond in 54 words. How do I make ballet flat style shoes using a regular home sewing machine?

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Learn how to sew flat ballet-style shoes with a regular home sewing machine by following this detailed step-by-step sewing video tutorial with Cherie Paxton. You can create flat shoes in every color of the rainbow! Cherie will discuss shoe sole materials, and offer free sewing tips and tricks when making ballet flat style shoes.