Question: Provide an overview of Anthony George Zimbulis' career in cricket. Respond in 3 sentences.

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Anthony George Zimbulis (11 February 1918 – 17 May 1963) was an Australian cricketer. He was a right-handed batsman and leg break, googly bowler. He played 15 first-class cricket matches for Western Australia between 1934 and 1940, scoring 320 runs and taking 43 wickets.


Question: What do you think of Brian Mulroney?

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 What do you think of Brian Mulroney?

In 1946, when he was seven, he set the pattern, asking the Chicago businessman who more or less owned his Quebec hometown what song he’d like and getting paid to sing it.
Forty years later, when Ronald Reagan visited, Canadians felt as most do now about Trump, but Mulroney embraced him and they sang together holding hands as Canadians cringed from sea to sea.
In 1993, his government received the worst election rejection ever, winning just two seats. He’d resigned beforehand but we punished him anyway.
Twenty years later he introduced himself to a new generation as the ex PM who took hundreds of thousands in cash in paper bags in hotel rooms from a sleazy wheeler-dealer. He never really explained it, or returned the million he got from a Liberal government 10 years before for claiming they’d libeled him by saying he’d done exactly what it now appeared he did. How do you even appear in public after that? No problem!
Then last week in Florida he sang for Trump, who got elected by promising to kill the same free trade deal Mulroney signed with Reagan 30 years ago. He even sang the same song!
He’s the eternal fountain of Canadian shamelessness and I confess: I’d almost miss him if he weren’t.


Question: What did MoveOn.org get fined for?

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The political action committee for MoveOn.org, a large progressive activist group, has been fined by the Federal Election Commission for failing to forward earmarked contributions to campaigns within the permissible time period, enforcement filings show.
A negotiated settlement approved in late August and released in September between the commission and MoveOn required the group to pay a civil penalty of $1,575 in fines for its failure to consistently forward the earmarked contributions—or donations given from individuals to MoveOn that were directed toward specific candidates or campaigns—during at least three separate filing periods.
In a 200-page report sent from the Reports Analysis Division to the Office of the General Counsel on Nov. 17, 2017, consisting of the complaint, responses, designation of counsel, and extension of time, the violation was said to have stemmed from the organization's PAC forwarding $65,256.16 in deposited earmarked contributions from individuals to federal committees more than 10 days after the receipt dates during the 2016 elections.
MoveOn had consistently failed to forward the contributions within the allotted time frames numerous times during the election. A majority of the contributions were earmarked for the presidential campaign committee of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.), the filings show.
MoveOn's PAC also failed to forward the contributions within the allotted time period to the campaigns of Lucy Flores, who unsuccessfully ran for Congress in Nevada's 4th congressional district; Zephyr Teachout, who unsuccessfully ran for Congress in New York's 19th congressional district; Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D., Wash.); Deborah Ross, who unsuccessfully ran for U.S. Senate in North Carolina; and former Wisconsin Democratic senator Russ Feingold's 2016 campaign.
MoveOn is one of the largest liberal Super PACs and reported $20 million in receipts during the 2016 election cycle. The progressive group's PAC shows $17 million in total receipts for the 2018 election cycle.
MoveOn did not return a request for comment on the violation by press time.
MoveOn is not the only liberal group that was fined for violations during the 2016 election cycle. Planned Parenthood Wisconsin was hit with a penalty for failing to report $116,898 worth of independent expenditures in support of Hillary Clinton and Russ Feingold in a timely fashion.
The failure to report the expenditures were discovered on the group's 2016 October quarterly report in which the group had marked $133,305.04 worth of independent expenditures. However, $116,898 of that amount was never submitted in any previous 48-hour reports, as required for independent expenditures.
Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin received a civil penalty of $5,850 from the commission for their violation.


Question: Respond in 24 sentences. Describe the city of Oakland's decision to file an antitrust suit against the Raiders and the NFL.

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Matier & Ross Sep. 4, 2018 Updated: Sep. 4, 2018 10:28 p.m.
Oakland Councilman Noel Gallo said Tuesday that the lawsuit is expected to be filed and announced within days, probably before the Raiders’ home opener at the Coliseum on Monday night against the Los Angeles Rams.
A second City Hall source told us the city attorney’s office was preparing to file the antitrust suit, and is awaiting contract language sign-offs from three outside law firms that will handle the litigation.
The outside attorneys have agreed to cover all the up-front costs of the suit, which will likely seek millions of dollars in damages for the team’s exit. In exchange, the outside firms would collect a portion of whatever dollar damages they are able to extract from the Raiders and the National Football League.
Gallo predicted that a lawsuit against the league and Raiders could result in winning damages of up to $500 million.
The Raiders, however, do not share Gallo’s opinion.
According to Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Authority Executive Director Scott McKibben, who has been working to finalize the Raiders’ latest lease extension, team executives warned him that they won’t sign any agreement if the lawsuit is filed.
The team has been working on a new deal to play at the Coliseum next season and possibly the one after that if their Las Vegas stadium isn’t ready. According to sources, that deal — expected to be voted on by the authority’s board within a matter of weeks — would net the city and county $3.7 million next year and $5 million the following year, if the team extended its stay.
Oakland’s decision to sue was made within the past week without the approval of either the Coliseum directors or the Alameda County Board of Supervisors.
“It makes absolutely no sense,” said Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum board member Ignacio De La Fuente, who was an Oakland City Council member in the 1990s when the city voted for a deal to bring the Raiders back to the East Bay from Los Angeles.
De La Fuente said the city may be opening itself up to a countersuit by the Raiders, one that could wind up costing the city big bucks in the end.
“I think the mayor (Libby Schaaf) and the City Council really are just looking to justify themselves for not having done anything to retain the Warriors — and the A’s, for that matter,” he said.
But Gallo doesn’t see the risk.
However, Alameda County Supervisor Nate Miley, who also chairs the authority, said Tuesday the county likely doesn’t have any interest in signing on to the suit — or, for that matter, staying in the sports business.
Still, Miley said he personally supports the city’s decision to file a lawsuit, even if it does prompt the Raiders to exit the Coliseum early.
“I think there’s a greater upside to the city pursuing this ... and they are in a good position to force the NFL to come back with damages as a result of the decision to move the Raiders to Las Vegas,” he said.
However, Schaaf has privately been known to be on the fence, expressing concern that she would support the suit only if it wouldn’t cost the city or result in tying up any future development plans for Coliseum property.
Oakland City Attorney Barbara Parker did not return calls seeking comment either.
Oakland and Alameda County still have a roughly $75 million bond debt for renovating the stadium to bring the Raiders back from Los Angeles.
Oakland Council President Larry Reid didn’t return repeated calls seeking comment. In March, when the outside law firms pitched the idea of a no-cost lawsuit, Reid questioned participating, saying: “I don’t see how you get a judge to force the NFL or the Raiders to pay off that bond indebtedness when it’s our debt.
“And if those who want us to join this suit think the NFL is going to commit to awarding another football franchise to Oakland, I don’t think they live in the real world,” Reid said.
Back in March, representatives from a pair of law firms — Berg & Androphy in Houston and Weil, Gotshal & Manges of New York — met with city officials to discuss filing the suit.


Question: Describe Kakila Village.

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Kakila is a village in the Jagdispur thana of Bihar (India). It falls under Bhojpur District, and it is around 40 kilometers from the District Headquarters Arrah. Kakila provides a view of nature as it is surrounded by greenery, ponds and rivers.


Question: Describe the custom motorcycle built by Dr Mechanik in Stuttgart? Respond in 9 sentences.

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We don’t get to see many custom motorcycles from Germany. Modified BMWs are becoming more common, especially R-series scramblers or café bikes. And we’re big fans of LSL-Motorradtechnik creations too.
But this is something completely different, and completely over the top: a Harley V-Rod cafe racer.
It was built by a company called Dr Mechanik in Stuttgart—the capitol of Baden-Württemberg and the home city of Porsche, Daimler and Bosch—at the behest of Georg Friedrich, an Austrian actor. Friedrich had his V-Rod rebuilt after it was heavily damaged in a collision with a car, and it’s now packed with handmade parts.
That includes the swingarm and even the rear shock, adapted from a Ducati 916 item. The front brakes are from Buell, and the engine is no longer rubber-mounted in the chassis—it’s now firmly bolted in for a more direct feel. Around nine kilograms have been shaved off the frame weight, and further reductions come from the handcrafted aluminum fuel tank and seat unit.


Question: Describe Joe Flacco's recovery from an ACL tear.

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Published: June 21, 2016 at 10:55 a.m.
Updated: June 21, 2016 at 03:24 p.m.
Joe Flacco's recovery from an ACL tear is one of the least-talked about major injuries this offseason.
Perhaps it's because he's not a running quarterback, so we take it for granted that he'll be the same when he returns. Perhaps it's because there are many other questions about the Baltimore Ravens -- injuries or otherwise. Whatever the reason, we've written and discussed little about the quarterback of a perennial AFC power returning from a major knee injury.
Flacco continues to rehab in anticipation of training camp. He's running and cutting on the knee, but hasn't thrown with velocity much in his comeback. At the end of minicamp, Flacco told the team's official website that the mental aspect of getting hit might be the most difficult hurdle in the process.
"It's funny, when I'm out there running around and cutting on it and doing those things, there is no tentativeness, because I didn't hurt it that way," Flacco said. "I hurt it getting hit.
"I'm curious. It will probably be a little different the first time I take a couple drop-backs and feel a little bit of guys coming in my face. I'll have to step and throw still."
It's interesting hearing a player admit his own mortality. As much as we raise up NFL players as gladiators, they are still human. They still have mental struggles to overcome, same as anyone else.
Flacco injured his knee in Week 11 (Nov. 22) while getting hit, but finished the contest. Until the knee injury, he was an ironman, starting 122 straight regular season contests. Rehabbing a serious injury is a new challenge.
The 31-year-old quarterback understands that he'll have to leap the mental hurdle of getting hit once he drops back into the pocket.
"I don't expect to have those kinds of thoughts linger in my head," Flacco said. "But you never know until you get out there and do it again."
Flacco expects to be ready when training camp opens at the end of July -- eight months after the injury. We anticipate the Ravens bringing their quarterback along slow leading up to the regular season.


Question: What happened to the monk in Phuket?

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“I was a monk for six years, first in Trang and then in Pattani. I came to Phuket on June 29 to visit a friend in Patong,” said Chaiyasit Janpetch, 33, a Thai monk, who was arrested in Rassada on July 5 for theft and glue huffing.
Villagers near Wat Pra Aram in Thepkasattri Road, Rassada tipped off police at around 6pm, stating that a monk had been sniffing glue.
Waiting for his friend, Chaiyasit was sitting in a pavilion at Pa Aram Rattanaram Temple, both a can of glue and a plastic bag filled with glue lay beside him.
Authorities intercepted and arrested the monk at 9pm, finding a bag on him containing a tablet computer, a pocketknife, a mini DVD player, and some cash, with a total value estimated at around 7,000 baht ($223.74). A security camera identified the monk stealing from a grocery store on Thepkrasattri Road. Chaiyasti later confessed to the police that a day after he had arrived in Phuket, he stole 1,000 baht ($31.96) and the wallet of a student whose parents run the convenience store that captured his image on camera.
After Chaiyasit confessed to his glue sniffing habits and theft, he was taken to Buddha Mongkol Nimit Temple in Phuket Town to be defrocked and formally removed from the monkhood. He was then taken to Phuket City Police station for further questioning.
With no plans to return to Pattani, Chaiyasit went to Phuket, and proceeded to head towards the temple closest to the Rassada bus station, remaining there after being unable to contact his friend.
Mr Chaiyasit has been charged with sniffing glue and theft, and is most likely set to appear before Phuket Provincial Court on July 8.
Glue can be abused as an inhalant, a drug which induces an effect similar to alcohol, resulting in slurred speech, irritability, and disorientation in the short term, while causing irreversible brain damage in the long term.After sniffing glue, users experience sudden inflammation and irritation of the nose and throat with the development of a cough or wheeze. Users are prone to passing out after huffing glue due to the lack of oxygen intake, leaving a person open to choking easily on their vomit if unconscious. Sudden death from heart failure can occur if extreme exertion is attempted immediately after sniffing.


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Question: Describe the video game "Trap Runner" Respond in 2 sentences.

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, known in Europe as Trap Runner, is a PlayStation video game published by Atlus in 1998. It is a strategy, arcade-style game for one or two players.


Question: What do you think of the new Religious Liberty Task Force?

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 What do you think of the new Religious Liberty Task Force?

In the wake of the Obama administration, we are witnessing a revival of freedom! Monday’s announcement of the creation of a new Religious Liberty Task Force by Attorney General Jeff Sessions is the launch of the next phase of President Trump's campaign promise to protect the religious freedoms of all Americans. The formation of this task force puts bureaucrats on notice: you will respect the freedom of every American not only to believe but to live according to those beliefs.
With initiatives such as this, it's clear that the Trump administration understands the dangers of government actors attempting to quarantine religious beliefs within the walls of a church instead of embracing their historical contributions to America's public good.
No American should have to restrict the practice of their faith to within the confines of their place of worship.
I commend President Trump and Attorney General Sessions for safeguarding the freedom to live out one's faith in all areas of society without government punishment or intimidation. History makes clear, religious freedom is the key to a strong, stable and successful nation.


Question: What do you know about Juan Paris?

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Juan París (Barcelona, 1759 – Santiago de Cuba, 10 July 1845) was a priest and composer in Spanish Cuba.


Question: Describe the arrest of Gehad el-Haddad.

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A senior Muslim Brotherhood official who, until recently, had been employed by the William J. Clinton Foundation was arrested in Cairo on Tuesday and charged with inciting violence.
Gehad el-Haddad served as one of the Muslim Brotherhood’s top communications officials until Egyptian security forces seized him as part of a wider crackdown on officials loyal to ousted former President Mohamed Morsi.
Before emerging as a top Brotherhood official and adviser to Morsi, el-Haddad served for five years as an official at the Clinton Foundation, a nonprofit group founded by former President Bill Clinton.
El-Haddad gained a reputation for pushing the Muslim Brotherhood’s Islamist agenda in the foreign press, where he was often quoted defending the Brotherhood’s crackdown on civil liberties in Egypt.
He was raised in a family of prominent Brotherhood supporters and became the public face of the Islamist organization soon after leaving his post at the Clinton Foundation.
However, much of his official work with the Brotherhood took place while he was still claiming to be employed by the Clinton Foundation.
"It was only a matter of time before Gehad el-Haddad was arrested," Egypt expert Eric Trager told the Washington Free Beacon. "Many of the other Muslim Brotherhood spokesmen have been apprehended, and in addition to decapitating the organization, the military-backed government has been specifically targeting the Brotherhood's media wing, including by shutting down its T.V. stations at the time of Morsi’s ouster on July 3."
"It has also gone after those connected to Morsi's presidential office, and Gehad's father is Morsi adviser and Muslim Brotherhood Guidance Office member Essam el-Haddad," noted Trager, a next generation fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy (WINEP).
El-Haddad’s father was a top foreign policy adviser for Morsi until both were apprehended by Egyptian security personnel.
El-Haddad’s arrest sparked outrage among Brotherhood supporters, scores of whom have taken to the street in protest in the weeks since Morsi was removed from office and seized by the Egyptian military.
"We are thinking about you and you are in our prayers," one supporter wrote on Twitter Wednesday.
"Freedom for #gehad el haddad," tweeted another.
El-Haddad served as the Clinton Foundation’s city director from August 2007 to August 2012, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Just a month after El-Haddad left the Clinton Foundation to work full-time for the Brotherhood, former President Morsi was invited to deliver his first major speech at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), the high profile political family's other nonprofit.
El-Haddad's employment at the Clinton Foundation overlapped with his official work for the Muslim Brotherhood, which began in Cairo in February 2012 when he assumed control of the Renaissance Project, a Brotherhood-backed economic recovery program.
El-Haddad officially became a senior adviser for foreign affairs in Morsi’s Freedom and Justice Party in May 2011, when he was still claiming to be employed by the Clinton Foundation.
El-Haddad was quoted in the Guardian newspaper in March 2012 as "one of the Brotherhood’s senior advisers." USA Today referred to him as "a senior adviser to the Muslim Brotherhood" in May 2012.
El-Haddad was "charged with developing a long-term economic recovery program," known as the Renaissance Project, during his time as senior adviser.
Egyptian media reported in July 2012 that the program was actually meant to bring the country more in line with the Muslim Brotherhoods extremist religious ideals.
"Renaissance is far more than the electoral program of President Mohamed Morsi or the Brotherhood’s political wing, the Freedom and Justice Party," the Egypt Independent reported at the time. "It is a 25-year project to reform state, business and civil society, rooted in the Brotherhood’s Islamic values but conditioned by the experiences of the project’s founders in the modern economy."
Haddad told the Independent that he applied the knowledge he learned at the Clinton Foundation to his work at the Renaissance Project.
"The Clinton Climate Initiative taught Haddad about managing an NGO and the role that civil society takes between the state and private sector, lessons he is applying to the Renaissance Project," the report states.
El-Haddad represented the Clinton Foundation’s Clinton Climate Initiative in Egypt during his overlapping tenure, according to his LinkedIn profile.
He additionally "setup the foundation's office in Egypt and managed official registration," "supervised policy-making workshops & presented foundations views," and "presented projects to high-level government officials," among many other duties.
El-Haddad left the Clinton Foundation in August 2012, two months after Morsi assumed the Egyptian presidency.
He was appointed a "senior adviser and media spokesman" to the Muslim Brotherhood in January 2013 and served in that role until his arrest.
El-Haddad regularly defended the Brotherhood’s authoritarian crackdown on civil society, even running damage control in December 2012 when Morsi supporters attacked women and children.
When widespread Democratic protests broke out on June 30, El-Haddad referred to the demonstrators as violent thugs in an interview with the Free Beacon.
"The anti-Morsi camp are providing a political endorsement to the violence," he said at the time. "Some have resorted to violence because they didn’t do well at the ballot box."
El-Haddad did not respond to an email request for comment sent shortly after reports emerged of his arrest.
The Clinton Foundation did not respond to multiple requests for comment on El-Haddad’s employment and arrest.
Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that El-Haddad's work for the Renaissance Project began in February 2011. His work actually began in February 2012.
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Question: Write a story about two rich people who find each other and get married. Respond in 28 sentences.

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He Was Rich. She Was Rich. Then, They Got Married…To Each Other.
Get ready to feel emotional, because this is truly a love story for the love book: He was rich. She was rich. Then, they got married…to each other.
Beautiful. Anyone might have guessed that it would happen, and it did happen…to them.
She was born in Connecticut, and he was also born in Connecticut. Yet for many years, they did not know each other: She grew up and attended the University of Pennsylvania to study business, and he attended Duke University to study business. But fate brought them together after college when they both moved to the Manhattan neighborhood of New York City to pursue jobs. And they found jobs. Good ones. But what they really wanted to find was love, which they then both easily did by using the same dating app tailored for upwardly mobile professionals. And the people they fell in love with? Each other. If that weren’t serendipitous enough, the mysterious forces of the universe aligned so that they could have a perfect wedding in Connecticut, the place they were both born, in a gorgeous outdoor ceremony that was both expensive and nice—bringing their love story full circle.
Amazing. Love truly does always find a way.
Now that the couple has achieved marriage, they are looking forward to focusing on their favorite activities, such as eating at restaurants and being near boats. Whether it is an evening, a weekend, or a three-day weekend, you can often find them out on the town purchasing extremely large mirrors and carrying bags that look new even when they are not new. They have so much fun together that one might think they are rich and best friends…but the reality is that they are rich and married.
They say that “sames attract,” and in this beautiful case, that could not be truer.
After their honeymoon in another country, the couple will return to Connecticut, where their wealth and marriage will continue on with no end in sight. They hope to have three children, but before that, they plan to buy an intelligent and defect-free dog from someone who lives in a different state.
Perhaps no one would not have guessed that these two would find each other…but they did. This is the kind of story that gives you faith that two rich people truly can get married. Congratulations and best wishes to the wonderful couple!


Question: Describe the increase in the number of millennials in the American workforce. Respond in 140 words.

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Millennials have now surpassed Generation X to become the largest generation in the American workforce, according to a Pew Research Center analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data.
Adults between the ages of 18-34 now make up one in three American workers, Pew reports. They outnumbered working adults in Generation X, who were 18-33 in the year 1998, in early 2015 after overtaking Baby Boomers last year.
The estimated 53.5 million millennials in the work force are only expected to grow as millennials currently enrolled in college graduate and begin working. The generation is also growing thanks to recent immigration, as more than half of new immigrant workers have been millennials.
The millennial generation as a whole, not just those in the labor force, is also expected to surpass the Baby Boom generation as the largest living generation in the U.S.


Question: Provide a description of the life and work of W. Nelson Francis. Respond in 9 sentences.

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W. Nelson Francis, Ph.D. (October 23, 1910 – June 14, 2002) was an American author, linguist, and university professor. He served as a member of the faculties of Franklin & Marshall College and Brown University, where he specialized in English and corpus linguistics. He is known for his work compiling a text collection entitled the "Brown University Standard Corpus of Present-Day American English", which he completed with Henry Kučera.
Winthrop Nelson Francis was born on October 23, 1910 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Both of his parents were from New England. His mother was raised in Calais, Maine. His mother attended Wellesley College and taught public school in Boston, before marrying Francis' father and moving to Philadelphia. His father, Joseph Sidney Francis, was a mathematician and engineer. Francis grew up in the Germantown area of Philadelphia, where he attended the Charles W. Henry Public School and Penn Charter School.


Question: Congrats on gaining renewed energy! What does "washed out" mean?

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FYI “Washed out” is an idiom in English meaning “disqualified due to poor performance”.
Your “renewed energy” is a good thing for the world. Congrats again!


Question: Explain how anti-Muslim ideas have become mainstreamed in both Europe and the U.S. Respond in detail.

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While Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration has dominated headlines, it is important to place his anti-Muslim policies in an international context. Far from an anomaly, this is part of a much wider process of mainstreaming anti-Muslim prejudice, which has been present on both sides of the Atlantic and beyond for a decade or more.
Hope not Hate’s report, published on Wednesday, outlines this worrying trajectory of anti-Muslim prejudice in Britain and Europe. Specifically, it maps the journey of conspiratorial anti-Muslim ideas – so-called “counter-jihadism” – from a marginal and ignored, primarily internet-based political discourse, on to the streets and then into the White House and the parliamentary chambers of Europe.
The “counter-jihad” movement is a broad alliance of organisations and individuals that believes western civilisation is under attack from Islam. Some elements are more extreme than others but all generally agree that Islam is a supremacist religion, and many see little difference between violent jihadis and ordinary Muslims who live their lives quite peacefully.
In eastern Europe there has been a worrying adoption of these conspiratorial counter-jihadi ideas by supposedly mainstream politicians. In Slovakia the prime minister, Robert Fico, has called for the “restriction of the freedom of Muslims in Europe”, and last year a law was passed that effectively bans Islam from gaining official status as a religion.
The Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán has become a hero of the anti-Muslim movement because of his Islamophobic and anti-refugee views. Of all the European leaders Orbán has gone the furthest in adopting conspiratorial counter-jihadi rhetoric about a planned invasion by Muslims.
A key milestone in the mainstreaming of anti-Muslim prejudice in Europe came in late 2015, when the Czech president, Miloš Zeman, addressed an anti-Islam demonstration that included former English Defence League (EDL) leader Stephen Yaxley-Lennon (Tommy Robinson) and a contingent of leaders from the anti-Muslim Pegida movement in Germany.
Meanwhile in western and central Europe there has been a rise in the number and size of explicitly anti-Muslim parties, as populist radical-right parties such as the Alternative für Deutschland, Geert Wilders’ Freedom party and Marine Le Pen’s Front National have brought anti-Muslim prejudice to the forefront of their political agendas in Germany, the Netherlands and France. Elections in these countries later this year will be an important yardstick for measuring how far into the mainstream these policies have moved.
While we have seen the collapse of street movements such as the EDL in the UK, this has by no means heralded the end of anti-Muslim prejudice. Quite the contrary. Instead we have seen a normalisation of anti-Muslim prejudice in the UK and a rise in anti-Muslim hate crime. A recent report by the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) criticised rising “racist violence and hate speech” by both the press and politicians in the wake of the Brexit vote.
And so, President Trump. For those of us that monitor and research organised anti-Muslim movements, any hope that Trump would renege on his anti-Muslim campaign promises once in office always seemed unlikely. In May last year, Hope not Hate revealed that Trump had attended the launch of a counter-jihadi group called the United West in Miami, Florida in March 2011. He posed for a picture with one of America’s leading anti-Muslim activists, Frank Gaffney, and a European anti-Muslim activist called Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff.
Gaffney has been an important influence on Trump. The new president relied on discredited research produced by Gaffney’s thinktank, the Centre for Security Policy (CSP), for some of his openly racist comments about Muslims during his presidential campaign. Likewise, Trump’s comments about Muslims creating no-go zones in the US and the UK also appear to have originated with Gaffney.
Further proof of Trump’s willingness to associate with and be guided by anti-Muslim activists has come with the appointment of his advisers and appointees since winning the election. As shown in a recent report by the Chicago-based Center for New Community, as well as our latest report, the Trump administration is full of people with links to the “nativist” movement who are either part of or have extensive links with America’s organised anti-Muslim movement.
One example is Trump’s appointment of Walid Phares as an adviser to his foreign policy team. Phares was named in a major Center for American Progress report, Fear Inc, as one of the “validators” that made up an Islamophobia network in America. Importantly Phares sits on the board of advisers of America’s largest anti-Muslim organisation, Act for America. More worryingly an email sent to activists by Act bragged that it now has “a direct line to President-elect Trump through our allies such as … Walid Phares”. Phares is also a former board member of the anti-Muslim propagandist organisation the Clarion Project, and a contributing editor to the anti-Muslim online publication Family Security Matters.
And then there’s Trump’s national security adviser, Michael T Flynn. Last year he tweeted: “Fear of Muslims is RATIONAL” and at a meeting of the Dallas branch of Act for America he said of Islam: ‘It’s like cancer. […] And it’s a like a malignant cancer, though, in this case. It has metastasized.’ Trump’s nominee for director of the CIA, Mike Pompeo, also has links to the organised anti-Muslim movement, as do his senior policy adviser Kellyanne Conway, and Katharine Gorka from his Department of Homeland Security landing team.
So the protesters who marched around the UK this week are absolutely right to be angered by Trump’s draconian executive order. However, it is worth remembering that anti-Muslim prejudice has also entered the mainstream much closer to home, here in Europe. We’re setting up a new unit to look into fake news and the oft-repeated lies and exaggerations from populist movements, which will partly tackle such prejudice. Elsewhere, all of us need to remain vigilant and be prepared to defend the tolerant society that protects us all, including minorities such as the Muslim community.


Question: Respond in 42 sentences. What can you tell me about the Eagle's Nest quarry on Lookout Mountain in Chattanooga?

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It was known as Memory Place, but almost no one remembers that now.
The old quarry now called the Eagle’s Nest is largely forgotten or perhaps just unnoticed, hidden by trees and overshadowed by more spectacular Lookout Mountain attractions. Just up the road, the parking lot at Ruby Falls, Chattanooga’s famous cave, is filled with vehicles, but visitors to the quarry are rare.
It’s not often you hear about Milton Ochs, either.
Milton Ochs may have done more than any other person to preserve thousands of acres on the north end of Lookout Mountain, but like the quarry, he was constantly in the shadow of others—specifically his famously successful brother, Adolph. If you google “Milton Ochs Chattanooga” you’ll get hundreds of hits for Adolph, crowding out the very few for Milton. Check Wikipedia and you’ll find entries for Adolph and another brother, George, but no page for Milton.
Adolph Ochs, who at age 20 had borrowed $250 to purchase The Chattanooga Times and went on to become the publisher of The New York Times , has long been given credit for turning much of the north end of Lookout Mountain into a park for the public’s use.
In 1887, Adolph was among those who purchased and reopened 16 acres at Point Park from Harriett Whiteside (a woman with a fascinating tale of her own) after she had fenced off the property. By the 1920s, Adolph lived in New York but during visits to Chattanooga began promoting the idea of the “Hanging Gardens of Lookout.” While the western slopes were to be preserved as forest, landscaped terraces would stretch along the eastern face from what’s now Rock City to the Cravens House. There was talk of pumping water up from the Tennessee River to create cascades down the bluffs above. It would rival, Adolph Ochs said, the legendary Hanging Gardens of Babylon and become a modern wonder of the world.
The Chattanooga Lookout Mountain Park Association was formed in 1925 to begin purchasing land, which would, in 1934, be turned over to the federal government to become a unit of Chickamauga National Military Park.
Today, broad sandstone steps still lead up into the woods from Scenic Highway to the weathered limestone amphitheater. Five foot tall statues of eagles, one now headless and the other almost as badly worn, stare down from the corners of the upper walls. Vines and trees add to the air of mystery and neglect. Below, at the top of another set of broad steps on the floor of the quarry, are low stone walls that surround a small pool that was to be filled with water lilies and graced by a fountain. Dry and overgrown, the pool now resembles a sort of sunken altar. Nearby in the woods a jumble of rocks is all that remains of a bust of Shakespeare that was intended to be the first of many statues of inspiring figures and prominent Chattanoogans, people to be remembered.
The imposing eagles that gave the quarry its modern name were not without controversy. Created by sculptor Spefano Giuliano, they were painted a bold blue. It may be no coincidence that a strikingly similar blue eagle was the symbol for Roosevelt’s National Industrial Recovery Act, part of the New Deal that attempted to regulate industry and emphasize fair labor practices.
Today, there is no interpretive signage, no explanation of the eagles—just the oddity of their presence combined with the other ruins. Occasionally someone will do some clearing and repair of the waterbars and steps on the trail that surrounds the quarry, but for the most part nature is working relentlessly to reclaim the site, which only adds to the mystery.
Was it Milton Och’s idea to landscape and open the sides of the mountain to the public, or was he simply a dutiful brother carrying out Adolph’s wishes? Milton gave the credit to his brother, telling Congress that Adolph “conceived it, planned it, and financed it,” but given his brother’s stature it would have been good strategy to make that claim.
Regardless of who got the credit, it was Milton Ochs who chaired committees, oversaw land purchases, and directed the tremendous undertaking that today allows us to run or hike some 40 miles of trail, climb at Sunset Rock, or mountain bike the Upper Truck Trail. Although he did not equal the fame of his brother, Milton Ochs spent a lifetime serving others. He attended the funerals of people he had never met, wrote personal notes to the elderly. He led flood relief, food, and clothing drives, as well as efforts to build highways and erect buildings and monuments. In later years, Milton wrote a daily column in The Chattanooga Times called “Looking Backward,” so it is ironic that when we look back today, we don’t see much of him.
There is a humble majesty to that mysterious old quarry with its crumbling eagles. In that place, as much as anywhere else in the park, is a legacy.
“May sunshine from all and for all be our motto,” Milton Ochs wrote.
The Eagles Nest is just down Scenic Highway from Ruby Falls. It is possible for one or two vehicles to park on the highway, where a trail leads into the bottom of the quarry. Much better parking is available above by driving through the upper Ruby Falls parking lot to the far northern end. The gravel parking lot on top is also a good place to access the Guild/Hardy Trail , which follows the bed of the old broad gauge railroad from St. Elmo past the Cravens House nearly to the top of the mountain.
Perhaps the most common visitors to the quarry today are cavers, rescue squads, and others wishing to practice rope technique. Please do not climb or do ropework without proper training. Be cautious around the edges and keep a close eye on children. The area closes at sunset.


Question: Respond in 342 words. What is shadow banning and how is it impacting conservative accounts?

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Re-tweet fringe accounts and deal with the consequences.
On Tuesday, VICE News inadvertently helped fuel online conservative outrage by claiming that Twitter, in yet another attempt to improve the quality of its platform, was “shadow banning” some prominent Republicans.
The pushback was immediate and predictable. Conservative outlets from Breitbart to the Daily Caller to the Washington Examiner all excitedly ran with the story. Donald Trump Jr. tweeted “Enough is enough with this crap,” while the president said it was “not good,” and vowed an investigation.
Shadow banning is a technique in which website users’ posts are visible only to them. The idea is that instead of a user being permanently banned from an account, with the controversy that can cause, the user will simply stop posting because of a lack of interaction with other users.
According to VICE, “prominent Republicans” who have been shadow banned include Republican Party chair Ronna McDaniel, Trump Jr’s spokesperson Andrew Surabian and several GOP lawmakers. But users who follow these accounts will still be able to see their tweets, which goes against the entire concept of shadow banning.
In other words, if an account interacts with those on the fringe, it will indicate to Twitter’s algorithm that that account is either a troll or is helping to spread false information. Because the right-wing is more prone to spread sensationalism and fake news, this change has trickled down to users like McDaniel and Surabian. But left-wing accounts haven’t been unscathed by this either, as Ashley Feinberg of the Huffington Post pointed out.
This is hardly the first time conservatives have complained about social media censorship. In May, Ronna McDaniel and Trump re-election campaign manager Brad Parscale went on Fox and Friends to publicize an open letter in which they claimed there was “rampant political bias” in Facebook and Twitter.
When Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified before Congress in April, many Republican Senators used it as a chance to ask why conservative media personalities Diamond & Silk were being “censored” from Facebook — a claim that is completely false.


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The 2007 Sultan Qaboos Cup was the 35th edition of the Sultan Qaboos Cup (), the premier knockout tournament for football teams in Oman.


Question: What can you tell me about Mitanty? Respond in 7 sentences.

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Mitanty is a town and commune in Madagascar. It belongs to the district of Manakara, which is a part of Vatovavy-Fitovinany Region. The population of the commune was estimated to be approximately 9,000 in 2001 commune census.
Primary and junior level secondary education are available in town. The majority 98% of the population of the commune are farmers. The most important crop is rice, while other important products are coffee, cloves, oranges and cassava. Services provide employment for 2% of the population.


Question: Can you explain the differences between the Pacman and Coase Conjectures?

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The Pacman Conjecture holds that durable-goods monopolists have complete market power and so can exercise perfect price discrimination, thus extracting the total surplus. This is in contrast to the Coase Conjecture which holds that a durable goods monopolist has "no" market power, and so price is equal to the competitive market price.


Question: Describe an experiment involving a black hole that tested general relativity.

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 Describe an experiment involving a black hole that tested general relativity.

RELATIVITY TEST BED The black hole H1743-322 is corralling material from a star to form a disk, similar to the setup in this illustration. Researchers studied X-rays from the disk to detect an effect called frame dragging.
GENEVA — An effect of general relativity that is barely measurable on Earth has been spotted in full force around a black hole.


Question: Explain the Dash's situation with Christen Press and the NWSL. Respond in detail.

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 Explain the Dash's situation with Christen Press and the NWSL. Respond in detail.

The NWSL league office has told the Dash that U.S. national team forward Christen Press will not join the club. The Dash acquired her in a trade in January.
The most prized acquisition in Dash history likely will never play a game for the club.
A person with knowledge of the situation on Friday told the Chronicle that the Dash are preparing to move on without her.
The club already has been trying to trade her but has not received an offer it believes is fair value.
Without a trade, the Dash retain Press' rights within the NWSL. For her to play again she would have to wait until FIFA transfer windows open in the summer and then play in another country.
The USA picked up a 1-0 win over England in the final game of the SheBelieves Cup on Wednesday.
The Dash acquired Press in a blockbuster trade on the day of the NWSL College Draft in January. In that transaction, the Dash traded away two-time FIFA Women's Player of the Year Carli Lloyd and Canadian international Janine Beckie.
Multiple sources told the Chronicle in January that before the Dash agreed to the trade, the club received assurance from Press' representative and from a league official that Press would stay in the NWSL in 2018.
First-year Dash coach Vera Pauw was elated in the hours following the trade. She told the Chronicle that Press would be the face of the team and that she would be the first name on the lineup sheet every game.
Pauw emphasized that Dash fans deserve to have a U.S. national team star on the roster because of their support and their passion for the game.
The situation has not been clear since then.
Less than two weeks after the trade, a report emerged from Europe that Press had reached out to French club Paris St. Germain. At the time, Pauw said the Dash were trying to contact Press about the rumor. A few days later the transfer window closed without Press signing.
In February, the Dash flew Press and her agent to Houston to give her a tour of the team facilities, to show her apartments and to discuss with her how highly they value her.
A person with knowledge of the situation told the Chronicle that the only contact the club has had with Press since that two-day visit was an email thanking the staff for the hospitality.
In a radio interview with Soccer Matters on Feb. 27, Pauw said she and other Dash personnel believed the meeting was positive. It now appears Pauw and the Dash were the only side that thought so.
In nearly every other sports league Press would have a contract, and the details of that contract would speak for themselves. The NWSL, however, does not work that way for many of its best players.
The United States and Canada soccer federations allocate players to the league, and pay their salaries. The aim is to make it easier for the league's teams to afford those top players that often produce the most and are the biggest attractions for fans.
Because they don't have contracts, however, they can go and come as they please - essentially leaving zero leverage for the NWSL clubs they play for.
Last year, Lloyd signed a short-term contract with Manchester City and played there before joining the Dash mid-season.
Morgan Brian, who played just three games with the Chicago Red Stars last season after the Dash traded her, spurned Chicago this year for Olympique Lyonnais in France.
In fact, when the Dash traded Brian to Chicago, one of the clauses was the Dash would receive another player if Brian remained with the Red Stars for 2018 because both teams knew it was possible that she would leave the NWSL.
Also last year, Crystal Dunn left the Washington Spirit to sign with English club Chelsea.


Question: "Do you know who Ahmad Taghavi is?"

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Ahmad Taghavi (born January 27, 1978) is an Iranian footballer who currently plays for Azadegan League side Pas Hamedan.


Question: What do you know about Alain Giletti?

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Alain Giletti (born 11 September 1939 in Bourg-en-Bresse, Ain) is a French figure skater. He is the 1960 World champion, the 1955-1957 & 1960-1961 European champion and is a ten-time (1951–1957, 1959–1961) French national champion. At the age of 12, he represented France at the 1952 Winter Olympics, where he placed 7th. He placed 4th at the 1956 Winter Olympics, and 4th again at the 1960 Winter Olympics.


Question: What happened at the event in the Manhattan nightclub on Saturday night?

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 What happened at the event in the Manhattan nightclub on Saturday night?

Police charged a protester who allegedly attacked a Trump supporter after an event at a Manhattan nightclub Saturday night that was headlined by ultra right-winger Mike Cernovich. Violence erupted around 10:30 p.m. when anti-Trump protesters, including 30-year-old David Campbell, clashed with alt-right supporters as they were leaving A Night For Freedom, a ticketed event held at a nightclub on West 50th Street and 12th Avenue in Hell’s Kitchen.
About 80 protesters gathered outside as event-goers spilled out of the venue. Police said Campbell spotted and followed the 56-year-old victim who had left the event. Once they were about a block away, Campbell allegedly choked and punched the man.


Question: How to make Rainbow Custard?

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 How to make Rainbow Custard?

Rainbow Custard is a dessert that has multiple colors as well as different flavors. When you will take a bite of this rainbow custard, you will feel different flavors melting in your mouth. Specially, kids love to eat this unique dessert. You can also make this dessert for your guests and family. The choice of flavors and colors is totally depend on your choice and taste. You can add any custard and jelly flavor that you like the most. Decorating the custard with whipped cream is optional but if you do so, it will enhance its flavor. It is a healthy and nutritious dessert and mostly eaten and made almost in all countries of the world.
Divide 1 kg milk into three equal portions. Also divide 1 cup sugar into three equal portions. Take a cooking pan and boil one portion of milk in it. Add a portion of sugar in it and mix well. Dissolve vanilla custard in 4-5 tbsp of cold water and pour it into the hot milk slowly while stirring. Turn off the flame when custard starts thickening. Place it aside to cool down. Or cool it in refrigerator. Repeat this process with two other custard flavors i.e. strawberry and banana.
Now Dissolve Blue Berry Jelly Mixture in one cup hot water. Pour it into a dish to cool down. Cut the jelly cubes once it cools down. Repeat this procedure to make another jelly flavor i.e. Strawberry. Now take a big glass bowl / goblets. Now Beat the chilled vanilla custard with the hand beater and pour it into the glass bowl to make a layer. Place blue berry jelly cubes over it to make another layer. Repeat the procedure for other custard and jelly flavors. And make different colorful layers. Cool it in the refrigerator. Colorful Rainbow Custard is ready to serve.


Question: Describe the circumstances of a certain case.

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 Describe the circumstances of a certain case.

On 9/28/18 at approximately 2237 hours, the Alaska State Troopers responded to a residence on W Angela Dr. in Wasilla for a report of a disturbance. Investigation revealed Track Palin, age 29, of Wasilla, assaulted an acquaintance at his residence. When the acquaintance attempted to call authorities, he prevented her by taking away her phone. While being placed under arrest, Palin physically resisted troopers. Palin was arrested for Assault IV (DV), Interfering with Report of a DV, Resisting Arrest and Disorderly Conduct. Palin was remanded to MSPT where he was held without bail.


Question: Describe a scene from a movie using the phrase "Jar Jar, you're a genius". Respond in 21 sentences.

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 Describe a scene from a movie using the phrase "Jar Jar, you're a genius". Respond in 21 sentences.

We Googled the sentence: "Jar Jar, you're a genius". Up until today, that short English sentence appeared nowhere on the Internet.
Darths & Droids: Breaking new dimensions in originality.
EDIT: Of course now there are tons of Google hits on "Jar Jar, you're a genius". Intriguingly, a lot of them are automatically generated fake blog spam sites, which farm Google's hot trends for frequently searched terms in order to automatically generate pages that attempt to rank highly on Google. This is because, thanks to you, dear readers, that phrase managed to climb as high as #40 on Google's hot trends, and even rates its very own hot trends page.
EDIT 2: By the way, if you search for the phrase and peruse the hits, and come across a page with nothing but the title "Jar Jar, you're a genius" and an embedded video, do not play the video. It is malware that will try to infect your computer. Unfortunately, some Internet users are malicious and complete idiots. Unlike Jar Jar.
Ric Olié: The fight's going nowhere! They're evenly matched!
R2-D2: They're not installed yet.
Obi-Wan: What have you been doing?!
R2-D2: I figured ship-to-ship weapons might not be needed until we actually leave this pile of dirt.
Qui-Gon: Need some help down here! I can't hit this guy!
Jar Jar: What else yousa good at?
Jar Jar: Quick! Jumps up on to da ship!
Qui-Gon: Jar Jar, you're a genius!


Question: What are some of the new features, improvements, and fixes in the latest update of Clockwork Empires?

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 What are some of the new features, improvements, and fixes in the latest update of Clockwork Empires?

It is time once more for the monthly update to Clockwork Empires! We are now at v33, or as we like to call it, Bandit Attack On ‘Fightin’ Vicar Zedock Woodburn’s Frontier Chapel.
Important note: the Clockwork Empires renderer got a huge overhaul. We encourage you to update your video drivers for Queen & Country.
OS X users: We thought we had it, but it turns out there’s one outstanding problem owing to having incorrect libraries being loaded – somewhere – for Lua. We’re still tracking this down, and will have this out as soon as we can.
Workshops can be given standing orders to maintain a player-defined number of products in the colony at all times.
FIXED: Murderers would run away from other murderers rather than murdering them.
added alerts for various cases of death due to murder, being marked for justice but getting murdered by cultists instead, and being marked for justice but being killed by something else entirely.
added an affliction system – everything can now be hurt in a variety of terrible ways!
Bandits will steal your stuff. So mean!
Did you update your video drivers yet? Update your video drivers.
I’m surprised you went with bandits. If you’re leading a group of colonists into the New Unexploited Unexplored World how come there’s already (quite advanced) bandits? I don’t assume they’re native..
Well, what do you think happened to the previous attempts at colonization?
I’m sure some deserted their colonies, were driven from them, got lost(?), or survived whatever tragedy befell everyone else.
Rogue Expeditions: ne’er sanctioned nor sanctified, whe’er by Queen or by Country?
Quasi-Conquistadores in service to more Iberian archetypes?
Fishpeople all done-up like humanfolk?
I like the Ned Kelly bandit in the artwork.
Yeah, you won’t like him or his delightful Tin Head Ned armor quite so much when he’s looting your last few bushels of Lingonberries. This is not hypothetical.
I think it would be interesting if your colony was being poorly run, that individuals or groups of colonists would splinter off to form new colonies of their own (if organized) or form/join bandit camps for survival.
Ya’ imposters!! It was in Call of Juarez first shooter!!
But with bandits we need constables, aye? Will be in Clockwork Empires a colonial law enforcement alike old style London Metropolitan police?
game seems to improve definately. Just one question – will there be a forestry soon? I always tend to run out of wood after some time.
I figured if you leave the stumps alone for long enough, they’ll grow back.
Also the bandits are nice, but bandits AND fish folk?
Such is life in the Empire.
too many crashes, is this normal? I happens when I try to save a third or fourth time, sometime during the second rescue.
If bandits and fishpeople attacked at the same time, would an awesome three-way fight ensue?
No, probably if it attacks a faction may not attack each other, will be calibrated as well. even your game goes often crash?
Out of question will it be possible to hire bandits or commit other dubious actions (like causing infighting etc ) at the cost of resources and prestige? Essentially acts of espionage etc?


Question: Can you tell me about the International School of Aberdeen? Respond in 45 words.

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The International School of Aberdeen (ISA) is a school in Pitfodels, Cults, Aberdeen, Scotland. It takes in students that come from other countries besides the UK, although British students are allowed to attend the school. It was formerly known as the American School in Aberdeen.


Question: Respond in 1 sentences. "Who was June Tripp?"

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June Tripp (June 11, 1901 – January 14, 1985), sometimes known just by her screen name, June, was a British actress.