Question: Describe a situation in which an NFL officiating crew made an error that cost a team the game.

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Published: Sept. 8, 2013 at 09:03 p.m.
Updated: Sept. 9, 2013 at 10:28 a.m.
The 49ers were the benefactor of an official's error Sunday, giving San Francisco an extra down on which it scored a touchdown in Sunday's 34-28 win over the Green Bay Packers.
Head referee Bill Leavy admitted after the game that he mistakenly ruled a replay of third down after offsetting penalties by Packers linebacker Clay Matthews and 49ers offensive tackle Joe Staley followed a Colin Kaepernick scramble in the second quarter.
"On the play where the quarterback (Kaepernick) went out of bounds and was hit late out of bounds, and then there was a subsequent hit by a San Francisco player, the down should have counted," Leavy said. "The penalties were both dead ball and they should have offset at the spot where the runner went out of bounds. And it would have been fourth down."
Asked if it should have been fourth-and-2 instead of third-and-6, Leavy replied, "Correct."
NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy provided further explanation on the play in question, which set up a 10-yard touchdown catch by 49ers wide receiver Anquan Boldin on the next snap.
"The down ended when Kaepernick stepped out of bounds," McCarthy said. "Both the late hit by Matthews and the unnecessary roughness foul on Staley are considered dead-ball fouls. As a result, the down should have counted and the fouls offset at the dead-ball spot, making it fourth-and-2 at the 6-yard line.
"The officiating crew erroneously offset the fouls as if they were live-ball fouls and replayed third down."
The instant accountability is nice to see, but it doesn't change the painful result for the Packers.


Question: Explain the Florida Python Pickup Program.

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It's offering T-shirts and other prizes for proof of dead snakes.
The state has announced the Python Pickup Program, which rewards participants with T-shirts and other prizes if they find and kill a Burmese python in the wild. The pythons are an invasive species that have wiped out large numbers of small animals in the Everglades.
Nicholas Banos and Leonardo Sanchez caught a Florida python that measured more than 15 feet in length.
They tried hiring professionals. They tried training people to compete in a big roundup. They even brought in tribesmen from India.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission announced Monday that it's launching a "Python Pickup Program," in which anybody who captures a python in the wild can simply submit a photo of the snake he or she caught in order to win.
Each amateur snake-snatcher gets a "Python Pickup" T-shirt and is entered into a drawing for prizes that include "snake hooks, custom engraved Yeti tumblers, Plano sportsman's trunks, GoPro cameras and Badlands backpacks," according to a news release from the agency.
Next month's prizes include a $100 gas card.
Unlike with its "Python Challenge" roundups held in 2013 and 2016, the wildlife commission isn't requiring participants to get any training on how to catch a python.
"We will be offering free training opportunities and encouraging people to get training," executive director Nick Wiley said in an email to the Tampa Bay Times. "Moreover, we have a lot of experience through our past two Python Challenges demonstrating that people can capture pythons in a safe manner."
Professional python wranglers couldn't quite believe the news. Ruben "Snake Dundee" Ramirez of Miami said he needed to see the official news release from the wildlife agency so he could see if it was real.
He contended it would be smarter for anyone who spots a python to call the wildlife agency's hotline, 1-888-Ive-Got1 (1-888-483-4681), and let a professional catch it.
"I'm pretty shocked they would do something like this," agreed Bill Booth, a Bradenton-based python hunter who was featured in a National Geographic show called Pythonathon.
Booth offered some advice for eager amateurs ready to go out in the woods and pounce on a python for a T-shirt and a gas card. For one thing, good luck even finding one. Most of the time they're nearly impossible to spot.
Pythons are ambush hunters, highly skilled at hiding, making them a challenge for a layman to find. More than 1,000 hunters took part in the first Python Challenge, and they caught a grand total of 68 snakes.
Booth's second piece of advice: Don't go in thinking they're easy to capture.
"I wouldn't recommend just going in and grabbing one," he said. "A 14- to 15-foot snake can make quick work out of you."
Although pythons are not venomous snakes, they do bite. Booth, who has been bitten several times over the years, predicted at least some of the amateurs will wind up with big tooth marks.
"You're going to get bitten, no question about it," he said. "You just hope it's just a warning bite. If they want to hold on to you, they're not going to let go. Their teeth face backward, and if they don't want to let go, they won't."
He offered one other piece of advice: Try to keep the snake on dry ground. It won't be as much of a fight. But if it's in a swamp, let it alone. Otherwise, you're liable to wind up "with a 14- to 15-foot snake wrapped around you that doesn't want to be caught."
The rules of the Python Pickup Program call for humanely killing the snake. Then it's as simple as snapping a photo that shows "the snake has been humanely euthanized and can be identified as a Burmese python" as well as "a GPS unit that clearly shows the date and location of capture." Email the photo to [email protected] with the subject line "Python Pickup Program," and include your name, address, phone number, the date of capture and, of course, your T-shirt size.
On the last Friday of each month, wildlife officials will draw two or three raffle tickets for the monthly prizes, and will notify the winners. Next spring, they will choose a grand prize winner who gets a lifetime hunting permit.
Thousands of pythons have been slithering through the Everglades, wiping out entire populations of small mammals such as foxes, raccoons and rabbits. If caught and relocated, they find their way back, one traveling to Everglades National Park from 22 miles away.
They are not afraid of swimming through saltwater, either. Python eggs have been found in the Florida Keys.
Nothing Florida has done to fight back has put much of a dent in the population, estimated to be somewhere between 15,000 and 150,000.
The two roundups together brought in fewer than 200 of the snakes. In January, the agency hired two members of the snake-hunting Irula tribe in India, who caught 33 pythons over a two-month period. Meanwhile, wildlife officials recently hired 22 professional snake catchers to beat the bushes for the Burmese pests.
The one thing the state cannot do is ask people to eat them, the way it does another invasive species, the lionfish. The pythons are often too full of mercury to be safely consumed by humans. The pythons, of course, face no such warning about consuming people.


Question: What is the Walt Grealis Special Achievement Award?

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The Walt Grealis Special Achievement Award is awarded by the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences to "individuals who have contributed to the growth and development of the Canadian music industry." It is given annually every Juno Awards ceremony and named after one of the founders of the awards.


Question: What happened at Lake Peigneur in 1980?

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In 1980, Lake Peigneur was an unremarkable body of water located near the Gulf of Mexico and New Iberia, Louisiana. The freshwater lake covered 1,300 acres of land and was only eleven feet deep. A small piece of land, Jefferson Island, was home to a beautiful botanical park. Deep beneath the lake there was a salt mine.
Today Lake Peigneur is still an unremarkable body of water. But it is now a 1,300 foot deep saltwater lake. We tell you the story of the biggest man-made whirlpool accident ever made. Early in the morning on November 21, 1980, workers decided to abandon their oil drilling rig on the suspicion that it was beginning to collapse. They had been probing for oil under the floor of Lake Peigneur when their drill suddenly seized up at about 1,230 feet below the muddy surface, and they were unable free it. In their attempts to work the drill loose, the men heard a series of loud pops, just before the rig tilted precariously towards the water.
Concluding that something had gone wrong, the men on the platform cut the attached barges loose, scrambled off the rig, and moved to the shore. Shortly after abandoning the $5 million drilling rig, the crew watched in amazement as the huge platform and derrick overturned, and disappeared into a lake that was supposed to be only eleven feet deep. Soon the water around that position began to turn. It was slow at first, but it steadily accelerated until it became a fast-moving whirlpool a quarter of a mile in diameter, with its center directly over the drill site.
As the whirlpool was forming on the surface, an electrician working in the salt mines below heard a loud, strange noise coming towards him. Soon he discovered the sound’s source: fuel drums banging together as they were carried along the shaft by a knee-deep stream of muddy water. He quickly called in the evacuation alarm. Many of the 50 miners working that morning, most as deep as 1,500 feet below the surface, saw the evacuation signal and began to run for the 1,300 foot level, where they could catch an elevator to the surface. Although it seemed to take forever to get out using the slow 8-person elevator, all 50 miners managed to escape with their lives as the mine below them filled with water.
Clearly, the salt dome which contained the mine had been penetrated by the drill crew on the lake. Texaco, who had ordered the oil probe, was aware of the salt mine’s presence and had planned accordingly; but somewhere a miscalculation had been made, which placed the drill site directly above one of the salt mine’s upper shafts. As the water poured in through the original 14-inch-wide hole, it quickly dissolved the salt away, making the hole grow bigger by the second. The water pouring into the mine also dissolved the huge salt pillars which supported the ceilings, and the shafts began to collapse.
Meanwhile, up on the surface, the tremendous sucking power of the whirlpool was causing violent destruction. It swallowed another nearby drilling platform whole, as well as a barge loading dock, 70 acres of soil from Jefferson Island, trucks, trees, structures, and a parking lot. The sucking force was so strong that it reversed the flow of the 12-mile-long canal which led out from the lake to the Gulf of Mexico, and dragged 11 barges from that canal into the swirling vortex, where they disappeared into the flooded mines below. It also overtook a manned tug on the canal, which struggled against the current for as long as possible before the crew had to leap off onto the canal bank and watch as the lake consumed their boat.
After only three hours, the lake was drained of its 3.5 billion gallons of water. The water from the canal, now flowing in from the Gulf of Mexico, formed a 150-foot waterfall into the crater where the lake had been, filling it with salty ocean water. As the canal refilled the crater over the next two days, nine of the sunken barges popped back to the surface like corks, though the drilling rigs and tug were left entombed in the ruined salt mine.
Despite the enormous destruction caused by the vortex, no human life was lost in this disaster, nor were there any serious injuries. Within two days, what had previously been an eleven-foot-deep freshwater body was replaced with a 1,300-foot-deep saltwater lake. The lake's biology was changed drastically, and it became home to many species of plants and fish which had not been there previously. The owners of the Crystal Diamond salt mine received a combined $45 million in damages from Texaco and the oil drilling company, and got out of the salt mining business for good.


Question: Describe an example of backhanded praise in the Ted Cruz and Beto O'Rourke debate.

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Even during the "say something nice" segment of their first debate, Cruz managed to dole out backhanded praise.
It's not uncommon for political debates to end with each candidate being asked to pay a compliment to their opponent—a nod to unity during an inherently divisive event. But when asked to name a quality he admires in his challenger, Congressman Beto O'Rourke, Texas Senator Ted Cruz couldn't resist tossing out some thoroughly backhanded praise. While O’Rourke said that he admired the Senator's "sacrifice and love of country," Cruz said that he thinks the Congressman is "sincere"—sincere in his belief in "expanding government and higher taxes."
"True to form," said O’Rourke of Cruz’s response. The same could be said for the debate as a whole, which is part of a much-watched match-up that finds Cruz fighting to keep his Senate seat in an election that pollsters are now calling a toss-up. The candidates tackled some of the most contentious issues in politics, including immigration, race and policing, and NFL protests.
Q: What do you admire about your opponent?
Beto O’Rourke: I admire his sacrifice and love of country.
O’Rourke’s campaign strategy has always centered the concerns of Texans of color, which Cruz has tried to use against him. During the debate, he criticized the Congressman for calling for the firing Dallas Police Officer Amber Guyger, after she shot the unarmed Botham Shem Jean in his own apartment. “I don’t know what happened that evening, Congressman O’Rourke doesn’t know what happened that evening,” said Cruz. "But he immediately called for firing the officer. I think that’s a mistake.” Guyger has been charged with manslaughter in the shooting.
Cruz's defense of a criminally-accused police officer falls on the heels of a tweet in which Cruz framed O’Rourke’s commitment to addressing the scientifically-proven racism of American policing as though it's a bad thing.
O’Rourke closed the debate on a positive note, reminding voters of the struggles of working Texans while quoting President Truman in reminding the audience that America was "founded on courage, on imagination, and an unstoppable determination to do the job at hand."


Question: Please list the tools and services related to computational biology research that you offer.

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Our goal is the design and implementation of algorithms solving problems in computational biology. Main topics are related to protein evolution and the development of tools for protein design. In many cases, we utilise knowledge-based potentials deduced from large data sets. Have a look at our different web services, software packages, and datasets.
Predicts residues that are important for protein function based on correlated mutations.
Predicts functionally and structurally important residue-positions from 1D data.
Tool to predict functionally and structurally important residue-positions from 1D and 3D data.
Tool for the prediction of protein-protein interfaces.
Tool to predict translational efficiency for whole genomes.
Tool to predict translational efficiency for single genes.
Generation of consensus referenced two-sample Sequence Logos.
Generates taxonomic abbreviations from sequence accession numbers.
Java program for the computation of refined genomic neighborhood networks (rGNNs).
Command line tool for replacing sequence database keys with a meaningful phylogenetic annotation.
Predicting residues important for protein function or structure based on the von Neumann entropy.
3D structures and MSAs for protein-protein complexes.
A set of html pages containing the genomic neighborhood of BLAST hits of Biosynthetic Gene Cluster.
Whole genome phylogeny; source code and Y. pestis dataset.


Question: Who was C.T.Fernando? Respond in detail.

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Cyril Tudor Fernando (Sinhala: සිරිල් ටියුඩර් ප්රනාන්දු), known as C.T.Fernando (Sinhala: සී. ටී. ප්රනාන්දු) (January 28, 1921 – October 17, 1977), was a popular Sinhala singer in Sri Lanka. He entered music industry in the 1940s. He was praised by critics for the themes and wording of his songs like "Vana Bamaru," "Bilinda Nelwa Ukule" and "Rosa Male." His other popular songs include "Lo Ada Ninde", "Gile Male Tarawa" and "Mariya Mawu Kuse."
C.T. was born in Kadalana, Moratuwa and educated at St. Mary's College, Nawalpitiya. As a student C.T. showed interest in the arts participating in school dramas and singing with the local church choir. C.T.Fernando often won prizes for elocution, singing and drama, including a gold medal of oratory. He was a chorister in his local parish church, and later became the choir master of A.R.P. Messenger service in Colombo between 1942 and 1965. He later joined the Grand Cabaret to entertain the troops involved in world war 2 and further developed his musical talents.


Question: Describe the changes made in Payday 2 update 100.

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Heisters, Update 100 is here!
Update 100 is here! Dear friends, heisters, career criminals, crew chiefs, muscles, armorers, rogues, hitmen, crooks, burglars, infiltrators, sociopaths, gamblers, grinders, yakuzas, ex-presidents, maniacs, anarchists and bikers - the time has come. Don your masks and get ready for the centennial update of PAYDAY 2. The PAYDAY franchise is ours again and to celebrate it, we’re giving away a community grenade, we've revamped all of the skill trees and we’re making the black market free for everyone going forward. We will continue to develop stuff for PAYDAY 2 for another 18 months. We’re excited to continue working on the game until the end of 2017! There is a lot of things we have to cover. Let's get to it, shall we?
Let's start off by talking about the newest addition to your weapons arsenal: the HEF grenade. We've added a free community grenade for you all. This means that everyone and anyone playing PAYDAY 2 has access to explosives, no matter what DLC you own.
We've been working in the shadows on improving different aspects of the game. One of them is giving you guys more graphics options to choose from. Below you'll find comparisons with Anti-Aliasing FXAA, Anti-Aliasing SMAA, Ambient Occlusion AOB, Ambient Occlusion SSAO and Parallax Mapping. You'll also be able to turn them off if need be. Use the slider below to check out the differences between the different options.
Subpixel Morphological Antialiasing (SMAA) is a heavier but more accurate anti aliasing with better color and detail retention compared to FXAA.
Screen Space Ambient Occlusion (SSAO) is a heavier but more accurate and precise Ambient Occlusion compared to AOB.
Parallax mapping is an algorithm for creating visual depth within 2D textures. At this time it is only activated in bullet marks.
99 updates after launch and 3 years worth of post-launch changes does a lot to a game. A few months ago, we announced that we we're working on a big revamp of the skill trees. As it were, the skill trees were too disorganized, with no clear focus of specialization in each tree. A lot of skills were disconnected from their respective tree, forcing the player to get skills they didn't need in order to reach the skills they wanted. The revamp was made to change this.
We want to keep all the possibilities of current builds but also enable more skill build variations. A lot of experimental builds sacrifice a lot of points in things that doesn’t fit the build’s playstyle and therefore they are not on par with more straightforward builds.
After months of testing together with you in the community, the revamp is live.
If you want a more in-depth description, please click here to read our original announcement for the skills beta.
Celebrating update 100, we're making the Black Market free. Safes are now divided into two categories: old generation and new generation safes. Any old generation safe is a safe that was released up to this point. Any new generation safe is a safe released from this point going forward.
Old generation safes and drills have now stopped to drop in the loot drop. Starting June 24th, the first new generation safe will start to drop in the loot drop. When you get one, you open it for free - no drill required. It's important to mention that no items have been or will be removed from anyone. If you have a old generation safe, you can still purchase a drill if you want to open it, just like before.
AMA with FAQ ON TWITCH.TV TOMORROW!
Tomorrow OVERKILL_Joakim, OVERKILL_Hampe and OVERKILL_Jules are doing an AMA on the Starbreeze Twitch.tv Channel between 4pm-6pm EST. We will go through as many questions as we can asked in the question thread. Make sure to pop in and join us! FAQ answered on the stream will be posted in this section for people to review in the coming days.
PAYDAY 2 bundle files have been split up into smaller parts. Instead of having 15 files that are 1.5 GB each, we now have 60 files that are 400 MB each. What that means is that it will require less harddisk space to install a patch.
For example: If you have a patch that is 10 MB, then you need to make an backup of the 1.5 GB file which will require a disk space of 1.5 GB + 10 MB. With smaller files it will require a disk space of 410 MB instead.


Question: Write a description of poet Fenton Johnson.

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Fenton Johnson (May 7, 1888 – September 17, 1958) was an American poet, essayist, author of short stories, editor, and educator. Johnson came from a middle-class African-American family in Chicago. His work is often included in anthologies of 20th-century poetry, and he is noted for early prose poetry. James Weldon Johnson (no relation) called Fenton, "one of the first Negro revolutionary poets”
Johnson was born on May 7, 1888, in Chicago, Illinois, to parents Elijah and Jesse (Taylor) Johnson. His father, Elijah Johnson, was a railroad porter and his family was one of the wealthiest African-American families in Chicago during this time. That his family owned the State Street building in which they lived provides evidence of such a financial security. According to a biographical note by Arna Bontemps, Johnson is anecdotally described as being "a dapper boy who drove his own electric automobile around Chicago." Growing up, Johnson recounts himself as "having scribbled since the age of nine," but even despite these indications of a literary inclination, Johnson did not initially plan to embark on a career in letters, and certainly not poetry specifically. Rather, throughout this childhood, Johnson intended to pursue an office in the clergy.


Question: List out at least 10 interesting facts about Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

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Geek Dave pops through the Bajoran wormhole to discover 10 things you might not know about Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
1. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine started life as a quite different series. Early on the producers thought seriously about making the show a science fiction western (years before Firefly). Paramount Executive Brandon Tartikoff said the concept was simple - "The Rifleman in space". A lot of pre-production work went in to this idea, the show was to be set in the 24th Century on a frontier outpost, somewhere in a desert on the planet of "Bajor". All exterior shots were to take place on a purpose built set an hour North of L.A, but in the end budget restrictions meant that the show would have to be filmed on a permanent sound stage on the Paramount lot. This would obviously be a lot cheaper, but as there was no way the production could do the frontier outpost justice on a soundstage the idea was nixed.
2. When it came to cast the role of Commander Sisko several people were offered the part before Avery Brooks. Amongst them were Eriq La Salle, Tony Todd and the voice of Darth Vader, the legendary James Earl Jones. All turned the part down, but Todd, who had originally appeared as Worf's brother Kurn on Star Trek: The Next Generation, would go on to make two appearances in Deep Space Nine - once reprising his role of Kurn and another time as an elderly Jake Sisko during the season four episode The Visitor.
3. Another person that was considered as a potential Commander Sisko ended up as a different member of the DS9 crew. Producer Rick Berman had seen the 1992 British television production 'A Dangerous Man: Lawrence After Arabia', and was impressed with the actor playing King Feisal. That was Siddig El Fadil (who later changed his professional name to Alexander Siddig). Berman approached El Fadil with the intention of casting him as Commander Sisko, but changed his mind when he discovered that the actor was still only in his mid-twenties, and so instead offered him the part of Dr. Julian Amoros (the original name of the space station's Chief Medical Officer).
5. The original plan was to have a different Bajoran First Officer on Deep Space Nine, one we'd been introduced to in Star Trek: The Next Generation - Ensign Ro Laren, as played by Michelle Forbes. She would be in constant conflict with Sisko, just as she was with Picard and Riker, but in the end Forbes did not want to commit to an ongoing series, and so Major Kira Nerys was developed.
6. The initial idea for Deep Space Nine's science officer (the character that became Dax) was that of a woman raised on a low gravity planet. This would mean that in all communal areas of the station she would be wheelchair bound, but in her own quarters and lab she would be able to fly around effortlessly. Again it was finance that stopped this happening as the natural flying effect was too costly to include more than once or twice a season, which meant it was kinda pointless in a series regular. But the producers liked the idea so they resurrected the concept for the character of Melora Pazlar in the season 2 episode, Melora.
7. As Jadzia Dax was further developed, and the concept of a Trill came about, the character was going to have a large prosthetic forehead, shadowing most of her face. The producers first offered the role to Famke Janssen, who turned it down as she didn't want to commit to any further television shows at the time. However Janssen did leave an impression on the series, she had first come to the producer's attention whilst guest starring on the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode 'The Perfect Mate', and it was her characters make up in this episode which inspired the change in Dax's look.
8. Both Armin Shimerman and Max Grodénchik auditioned for the role of Quark. Shimmerman won the part but Grodénchik made such an impression they developed the character of Rom, Quark's brother, especially for him. However, when it came time to film the pilot episode (The Emissary) Quark's prosthetic nose was not ready, so Shimerman ended up wearing the nose designed for Rom instead. Grodénchik also appeared in the pilot, but was only referred to as Ferengi Pit Boss.
9. During the first season a huge earthquake hit L.A. Production was halted for the day so the cast and crew could return home to their families, but as it took up to two hours for the characters make-up to be removed, both Shimerman and Odo actor Rene Auberjonois skipped the process and went home fully made up. Apparently terrifying many drivers on their journey.
10. When the series began one of the co-producers, Peter Allen Fields, set about including some subtle references to The Man from U.N.C.L.E. - a show that had started his career when he was a writer. Amongst the subtle nods to the 1960s spy-fi series were making Garak, the Cardassian spy, a tailor, this was in reference to the United Network Command for Law Enforcement headquarters being hidden behind the front of Del Floria's Tailor Shop. Fields also included the space station's own Del Floria's Tailor Shop on the DS9 promenade, and in Quark's bar on the ATM machine, amongst the different currency symbols you will find the U.N.C.L.E. logo.


Question: Explain why programs to counter violent extremism have been criticized for not incorporating domestic violence as an indicator of potential mass violence.

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Orlando Shooter's Domestic Abuse History a Warning Sign?
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Since the shooting, former coworkers of Mateen have come forward to speak out about his “unhinged and unstable” behavior. But his violent behavior toward his then-wife was perhaps a leading indicator of the future course he might take. A 2015 study by Everytown for Gun Safety, an organization that studies mass shootings in America, found that more than a quarter of all mass shootings between January 2009 and July 2015 were perpetrated by individuals with prior domestic violence charges. And many of those killings have also been targeted at families themselves.
FBI Director James Comey said today that previous investigations into Mateen found that he had made conflicting claims of being connected to the Islamic State, al Qaeda, and even the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah. He also claimed to have been acquainted with the Boston Marathon bombers Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev — which FBI officials later determined to be false. During his rampage at the Pulse nightclub, Mateen called 911 operators and pledged allegiance to ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, Comey said.
Amarnath Amarasingam, a radicalization researcher with George Washington University’s Program on Extremism, says that domestic violence does not factor into models for charting individuals’ involvement with terrorist groups.
In recent years, the U.S. government has earmarked tens of millions of dollars for programs to counter violent extremism, intended to identify and stop individuals before they go on to commit violent acts. These programs have been criticized for focusing primarily on ideology and beliefs, and have tended not to incorporate more prosaic indicators of future mass violence, such as behavior toward intimate partners and family members. Kaukab says that the blind spot toward domestic violence misses an opportunity to more accurately identify people who have the potential to commit greater violence in the future.


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The nuckelavee () or nuckalavee is a horse-like demon from Orcadian mythology that combines equine and human elements. It has its origins in Norse mythology, and British folklorist Katharine Briggs called it "the nastiest" of all the demons of Scotland's Northern Isles. The nuckelavee's breath was thought to wilt crops and sicken livestock, and the creature was held responsible for droughts and epidemics on land despite being predominantly a sea-dweller.
A graphic description of the nuckelavee as it appears on land was given by an islander who claimed to have had a confrontation with it, but accounts describing the details of the creature's appearance are inconsistent. In common with many other sea monsters it is unable to tolerate fresh water, therefore those it is pursuing have only to cross a river or stream to be rid of it. The nuckelavee is kept in confinement during the summer months by the Mither o' the Sea, an ancient Orcadian spirit, and the only one able to control it.


Question: Respond in 2 sentences. Describe the Lincoln Crown Court.

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Lincoln Crown Court is a judicial facility in Lincoln, Lincolnshire. It is located on the western side of the grounds of Lincoln Castle and is a Grade II* listed building.


Question: What is Tālesh Sara? Respond briefly.

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Talesh Sara (, also Romanized as Ţālesh Sarā) is a village in Chehel Shahid Rural District, in the Central District of Ramsar County, Mazandaran Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 130, in 29 families.


Question: Describe the 2010 Jaguar XJ.

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Monterey 2009 has the 2010 Jaguar XJ being introduced for the first time to the North American crowd. The debut happened in Pebble. The XJ is quite basic and classic with the 911 iconic Porsche.
The soldiered basic shape is quite significant with the all too familiar changes coming to work with it. The introduction makes it look like midsize XF with a lot of coveting going over for it. The Jaguar is going to go notches ahead with its future business prospects. It is about to catch some new customers with the new heritage and tradition being introduced with it.
The 2010 XJ is a brand new vehicle with its new reclaimed stature. Its ultra sedan looks make for tastefully stylish dash of charm as well as traditional elegance. It is very classy in the British sense with an impressive and solid presence felt for it. It combines the very ultra modern with classical looks. It is going to come to the market as one of the top most luxury sedan class cars.
Its iconic stature however borrows thoroughly from XF playbook. It is also very prominent in its British class presence with its tail lights, large stature, extended wheelbases coming with variations, etc. It thus prominently becomes one of the most prominent sedans to be noted in today’s age.


Question: What is the earliest piano composition by Dmitri Shostakovich? Respond in 22 words.

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Three Fantastic Dances, Op. 5, is the earliest piano composition by Dmitri Shostakovich, written in 1922 when he was 16 years old.


Question: What are some actions which are considered disbelief in Islam?

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A kāfir (كافر ; plural كفّار kuffār) is a disbeliever, someone who rejects Allah and who does not believe in Muhammad as the final messenger of Allah. Although Christians and Jews are called the People of the Book (أهل الكتاب ahl al-kitab), they qualify as disbelievers according to the Qur'an. The word "kafir" can be offensive to non-Muslims, as it has roots meaning "concealer" and "ingrate" implying that non-Muslims are liars. It is also often used by Muslims as an extremely offensive curse word. Other terms which are used to refer to non-Muslims include "faasiq" (sinner, corrupt) and "munafiq" (hypocrite).
Call on anyone other than Allah (i.e. for intercession).
And cry not, beside Allah, unto that which cannot profit thee nor hurt thee, for if thou didst so then wert thou of the wrong-doers.
And when Allah alone is mentioned, the hearts of those who believe not in the Hereafter are repelled, and when those (whom they worship) beside Him are mentioned, behold! they are glad.
Sacrifice to anyone other than Allah.
Hate Islam or anything Islamic.
Joke about Islam or anything Islamic.
65. And if thou ask them (O Muhammad) they will say: We did but talk and jest. Say: Was it at Allah and His revelations and His messenger that ye did scoff?
Disbelieve in any of the Messengers.
The messenger believeth in that which hath been revealed unto him from his Lord and (so do) believers. Each one believeth in Allah and His angels and His scriptures and His messengers - We make no distinction between any of His messengers - and they say: We hear, and we obey. (Grant us) Thy forgiveness, our Lord. Unto Thee is the journeying.
Judge by any other law aside from Islamic law.
Lo! We did reveal the Torah, wherein is guidance and a light, by which the prophets who surrendered (unto Allah) judged the Jews, and the rabbis and the priests (judged) by such of Allah's Scripture as they were bidden to observe, and thereunto were they witnesses. So fear not mankind, but fear Me. And barter not My revelations for a little gain. Whoso judgeth not by that which Allah hath revealed: such are disbelievers.
Forbid what Allah has made lawful, or make lawful what Allah has forbidden.
Believe in any other religion.
Give assistance to disbelievers against Muslims.
Disbelieve in Muhammad thereby rejecting Islam.


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Question: Describe the European Commission's new assistance package for the education of Syrian refugees in Turkey.

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The European Commission has approved a new assistance package worth €400 million, for the education of Syrian refugees in Turkey.
This is the first action adopted following the agreement by EU Member States to finance an additional €3 billion for the Facility for Refugees in Turkey.
€400 million will be given in the form of a direct grant to the Turkish Ministry of National Education of Turkey. The funding will provide for the continuation of the current education project for Syrian refugees in Turkey which will expire in October 2018.
The new assistance package is broader in scope than the current education project: it will focus on outreach, increased quality of formal education for students, Turkish language training for adults in Public Education Centres, the continuation and improvement of the examination system, and social cohesion activities. The duration of the new assistance is also longer than the previous package, covering three academic years rather than two.
The package aims to ensure the sustainability of activities for the period after EU Facility funding has ended. For example, the number of contracted teachers should gradually reduce as Syrian students become fully integrated into public schools and Turkish Ministry teachers take over.
On 29 June, EU Member States agreed on how to finance the second tranche of €3 billion of the Facility, with €2 billion of this amount financed from the EU budget and the remaining €1 billion by Member States' contributions. The agreement honours the commitment undertaken by the EU under the EU-Turkey statement of 18 March 2016 to provide a second instalment of €3 billion for the EU Facility before the €3 billion initially allocated has been fully used up.
As a result, the Commission amended the earlier financing decision, reflecting the mobilisation of €2 billion from the EU budget and €1 billion from the Member States during 2018-2019.


Question: What do you think about Facebook's recent decision to delete pages that were running legitimate protests?

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But at least one of the pages deleted this week was run by a group of real Americans who say they’ve been unfairly targeted by Facebook and falsely accused of being “unwittingly” duped into helping plan a protest scheduled to take place in Washington, DC, less than two weeks from today.
Disparate narratives notwithstanding, it is clear that Facebook is operating in unfamiliar territory and without a net as Americans inch closer to yet another election already mired by fears of foreign interference. Facebook, too, can’t help but fear another season of contentious congressional hearings, which will invariably follow even a minor misstep by the company in the weeks and months ahead.
The question raised by the activists, whose organizing efforts became collateral damage of Tuesday’s takedowns, is this: Who will pay the higher price for Facebook’s hypervigilance, seedy overseas actors working to rattle U.S. voters or politically engaged Americans who are, to their own alarm, heavily reliant on the data-sucking social media giant to coordinate their legitimate protest activity?
Batcher is also an admin of the anti-fascist page Smash Racism DC, which was one of six co-hosting the Facebook event page eighty-sixed by the company on Tuesday. Batcher and other local activists controlled the now-disabled event page “No Unite the Right 2,” a counter-protest scheduled for August 10-12 to coincide with a planned neo-Nazi rally in Washington. DC. The latter event is reportedly being organized by Jason Kessler, a chief organizer of the white supremacist “Unite the Right” rally last year in Charlottesville, Virginia.
If held, both events will take place during the one-year anniversary of Charlottesville, where 32-year-old Heather Heyer was fatally injured in a vehicular attack last year. The man who drove the car that killed Heyer and injured 19 others had earlier that day protested alongside members of a white supremacist group known as Vanguard America.
During a conference call Tuesday, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg identified the counter-protest against the white supremacists as the reason that Facebook went public.
Only, the activists behind those “legitimate Pages,” including the one run by Batcher, say they were not unwitting participants of anything. Nor was the counter-protest against the white extremists staging Charlottesville 2.0 the brainchild of any malicious foreign actor. Instead, they say, Facebook knowingly capsized the work of Americans activists who, of their own volition, spent weeks planned to gather in Washington and participate in a deliberate demonstration.
“This was a shortsighted gambit to appease legislators, avoid regulatory action, and protect the wealth of Facebook shareholders,” said one event organizer, who asked not to be named. The organizer noted that praise of Facebook’s action came from both Republicans and Democrats.
Other organizers, whom Facebook characterized as having been duped into helping plan the anti-fascist protest, have now started a brand new Facebook page promoting the exact same event—only, at time of writing, it has more than two thousand fewer participants.
In a Twitter thread Tuesday, Brendan Orsinger, a DC activist who had admin access to “The Resisters” page wrote that Facebook “seems to have mistakenly confused some of us with Russian agents and deleted a legitimate event.” Neither Orsinger nor any of the activists who spoke to Gizmodo seem aware of who is responsible for creating the page. But they also don’t care. It was a vital tool, they said, which allowed them to reach thousands of real people. And ultimately, whoever did create “The Resisters” contributed nothing to the organizing of the real-world events focused on by Facebook.
Others aired concerns about language in Facebook’s blog, which cited the company’s close collaboration with U.S. law enforcement agencies, uneasy about the possibility that their personal information had been shared with the FBI. While Facebook says it did not pass to law enforcement information on any legitimate users, the denial was met with skepticism by the D.C. activists.
Likewise, Facebook’s remarks about “bad actors” going to great lengths to obscure their identities—more so, the company said, “than the Russian-based Internet Research Agency (IRA) has in the past”—caused ample alarm. Many activists, particularly those in DC, rely on tools such as the Tor Browser and virtual private networks (VPN) for online organizing, a change in behavior necessitated by the Justice Department’s past efforts to acquire the IP addresses of thousands of visitors to a website that promoted an Inauguration Day protest.
While Facebook confirmed to Gizmodo that the use of privacy tools wasn’t the only thing that led it to believe the accounts purged this week were “bad actors,” it declined to identify what other behaviors brought the accounts to its attention.
The calculated takedown of a page promoting a legitimate protest reveals that Facebook’s reaction to the troubled 2016 election can be just as disruptive to the political discourse of real Americans as the mischief brought by a Russian troll factory 4,000 miles away. It also shows that Facebook can police its platform poorly, or at least hastily, while still receiving praise from the same legislators who’ve spent the last year tearing into the company’s executives in hearing after hearing.
Regardless, it seems unlikely that Facebook will find the balance it seeks anytime soon. This may only be a precursor of future fumblings to come.


Question: Describe the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee's comments about news outlets.

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The investigation into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 US presidential election will ultimately show that “quite a few” news outlets ran stories that were not factual, the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee told Politico.
Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr said that although his committee will not be investigating news organizations, it does plan on providing the public with the information needed to hold them responsible for what they reported.
“We’re not going to investigate news organizations, but we will use the findings of our report to let the American people hold every news organization accountable for what they portrayed as fact, in many cases without sources — at least, no sources that would admit to it,” Burr told Politico on Thursday.
“And I think, when we finish our report, we will find that quite a few news organizations ran stories that were not factual,” he added.
He went on to state that some incorrect news stories had also emerged since Wednesday’s news conference held by himself and Senator Mark Warner, which was aimed at providing an update on the status of the investigation into alleged Russian meddling.
Russia, for its part, has consistently denied any interference in the election.


Question: What advice can you give to someone who wants to make creativity a natural and regular part of their lives?

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"I think my biggest creative roadblock is that I get super fired up for creative projects every once in a while. The other 95% of the time I focus on other things and lose sight of how happy it makes me to create. How can I make creativity a more natural and regular part of my life?"
Thank you so much for your question, dear friend! This is quite a common problem and one that I revisit often since our habits and routines always require a few tweaks here and there. Like good design, our lives are iterative.
Here are my thoughts on making creativity a more natural part of your daily routine.
Figure out what is activities are taking time and energy away from your creative projects. Then try to eliminate (or minimize) them. I’m not advocating for you to quit your job or drop all of your social obligations. In my opinion, having a stable income is good for your creativity because it gives you the freedom to experiment without financial stress. I also think having friends and being active in your community is super important.
But if there is an activity in your life that takes up a lot of time and doesn’t bring you joy or fill you with contentment, then it’s time to minimize the time you spend on this activity. Examples include scrolling social media, going out for drinks multiple times a week, or even long-drawn-out family brunches.
I was horribly unproductive today. My entire week has pretty much looked like this! Frustrating! But real. Guys I write this blog but I don't always follow my own advice!
I track my time every couple months in my notebook and am always shocked to see how much time I spend on Twitter and Instagram. This is time I could be writing, doodling, or even sleeping. Whenever I notice this, I delete the apps from my phone for at least a week, sometimes more.
Practice being creative in small, short bursts. Oftentimes we just don’t have 3 hours to sit and focus on a project. We do have 10-15 minutes waiting in line, between meetings, or after work.
Writing coach Monica Leonelle advocates for writing for 8 minutes for 8 days to establish a consistent writing habit. What can you write in 8 minutes a day? I bet it’s more than 0 words! What if you did this every day for a full week, month, or year?
Creativity can happen anywhere. Right now I am typing this blog post on my phone as I stretch in the park. Sometimes I write in the bathtub. Creative work doesn’t have to happen in any designated spot.
I do advocate for creating a space in your home that allows you do be messy and work on larger creative projects, but it isn’t a necessity. For those of us who are on the go a lot, sometimes a laptop or notebook is all the creative space we need.
Make everyday activities a source of inspiration. Remaining open and curious about your surroundings and everyday experiences is a universal creative practice best exemplified by Leonardo da Vinci. Da Vinci is known for being insatiably curios, spending hours studying nature and animals and recording his observations in notebooks.
I’m not saying you need to carefully observe inchworms for 5 years in order to be a creative person (although the results would likely be interesting). But you can write down your feelings, draw everyday items, and take note of funny conversations. Be like Leonardo da Vinci and keep a notebook and pen with you to jot down fleeting ideas. Get used to being that weirdo in public with a pen and paper in hand.
Adam J.K. is a modern example of someone who took note of everyday thoughts and feelings and built those observations into a successful creative career. He simply shared his honest feelings and found that people related to his dark, quirky humor. Your feelings and experiences are probably more universal than you think, so take note of them and use them in your creative work.
Find a rhythm that works for you. When do you feel most creative? Most clear-headed and able to get work done? Experiment with different creative routines. Morning, lunchtime, evening, late night, etc. If getting creative on a daily or weekly basis is difficult, plan an entire weekend where you plan to do nothing but create. I call this a “Creative Retreat” and it will likely jumpstart your creative muscle. You may find that creating on a monthly basis is better for your lifestyle. Some people write entire books using this method! It’s all about figuring out what works for you and your routine.
Just keep moving. Momentum is the most valuable part of my creative practice. The more I come up with ideas, the more I act on them. James Altucher advocates for writing down 10 ideas ever day as a way to become an “Idea Machine." When I feel lost or stuck, I do this. Or I go for a walk or just start writing mindless babble.
Keep a dream journal and get creative even while you sleep! Write in it every morning, even if you don’t remember your dreams. Likely, interesting thoughts will emerge.
Start an ongoing Week in Scraps project like Adam!
Start a Minimum Viable Creative Project such as a zine that has a clear end-goal in sight.


Question: What do you think about beatboxing and freestyling in beatbox battles?

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 What do you think about beatboxing and freestyling in beatbox battles?

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Sorry, Freestyling In Beatbox Battles Isn't Enough.
Freestyling has been a part of every subculture of hip-hop, from breaking to turntabling, ever since ciphering (jamming) became popular.
This is an open discussion about freestyling in beatboxing and beatbox battles. I want to talk about the origins and assumptions surrounding this topic, and what place freestyling has in present-day beatboxing.
Shortly after emceeing gained traction in the 70's and the 80's, the East Coast hip-hop scene introduced battle rapping. Freestyling in rap battles, although not necessarily required, has always been a signifying factor in who the stronger battler is, due to being able to comment on the other person's appearance and character on the fly. It also allows the rapper to reverse a line used against them in the following round. Since rap battles are almost entirely braggadocious in nature, freestyling can be integral to the success of the battler for the reasons stated.
In the present-day rap scene, freestyle battling is mostly underground. However, a lot of radio hosts have freestyle segments with popular rappers that often find their way to YouTube. With the rise of the current generation of rappers (trap and mumble rap), many people challenge the credibility of these artists as emcees due to their inability to freestyle rap.
What Does This Have To Do With Beatboxing?
Well, the beatbox battle scene can be most directly associated with the rap battle scene, as that is what inspired its inception (although beatbox battle formalities emulate breaking battles moreso). In beatbox battles today, there is a battle of how important freestyling is, and it what scenarios. When is it okay to freestyle on stage? Does being able to freestyle effectively make you a better beatboxer? A better battler?
Although early beatboxing and beatbox battles did require a small amount of freestyle ability (counters have always been a strong battle tactic), beatboxers were often known for their signature techniques like Kenny Muhammed's "Wind Technique" or sets like Rahzel's "If Your Mother Only Knew." These weren't off limits for these beatboxers in any setting, battles or otherwise. Freestyling was never an integral part of beatbox battles, old or new school.
With beatboxing stemming so directly from the rap scene, it's shocking how little beatboxing and beatbox battles rely on freestyles at its core. That's not to say freestyling doesn't have its place in beatboxing, though.
In ciphers across the hip-hop subcultures, freestyling is a commonality. It wouldn't be unusual to do a prepared piece, but in such a relaxed setting, people feel comfortable enough to mess around. You're not competing for a prize, you're just jamming with your friends.
Whenever beatboxers hit the big stage, with pressure coming from all sides (judges, audience, prize pool, videography), beatboxers want to perform their best. Not only that, but it's expected for them to do their best. This is why it's common (and recommended) for beatboxers to have as much prepared material as possible in this setting.
With the growth of our subculture, and with the rise in the level of competition across the globe, battles are getting harder and the stakes are getting bigger. Where great beatboxers used to get by freestyling their way to the top, they are now finding it's not even enough to climb with.
Structure is showing its head as one of the most indispensable factors across all judging criteria, as it influences everything from musicality to flow. Freestyling has its place, but beatboxers with more prepared sets are seeing more success. But why?
Unlike emceeing, where the music exists and the rhymes are to be written, beatboxing is writing a song from scratch. Instead of being an accessory to the music, its ground-up music creation: from the beat patterns to the melody, from the sounds to the silence. Where you may hear a guitar solo in music, there's always a consistent back beat and melody. Beatboxing, although it can be both, is at its core that consistency.
If you aren't the best freestyler, that's okay in beatboxing. Some of the best musicians in the world can't put together an improvised solo, but that doesn't take away from their legitimacy. Just remember: you're making music. That's all there is to it.
Remember, this is an open discussion! Feel free to comment your thoughts or start a conversation in the forums! If you'd like more articles like this, or maybe a full-length video on the topic, let us know.
Start feeling comfortable in your body and open your heart while beatboxing. That is what the Spirit of Beatbox is about.
Pd: I hope your ego is not very triggered by this information and your consciousness has started to overpower it.
I think there is definitely potential for beatboxers to freestyle in a battle. As someone that does it extensively in battles, I would comfortably say the shortfall of it is down to maintaining the focus of doing something different every time. As the article says it’s about a comfortable environment, and a battle is the direct opposite of that- you’re trying to win. It’s too easy to get comfortable with what you know, so more time you will end up repeating material.
if there’s a focus on bringing a certain atmosphere or moving certain rhythms & flows to a crowd then anything’s possible. I like that the new gen is focused on full-blown composition to give an more of an artistic feel to battling & showcasing, the new school is in good hands with this new creative wave of talent.
What about a person in control of his subconcious mind enough that can bring into reality full structured songs? I believe this is posible if getting out of the conditioned mind and emotions that society dogmas impose. A free individual can just play beautiful music without having anything prepared before, just let his Spirit express the beauty of life.


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The Cross de l'Acier () is an annual cross country running competition that is held in late November in Leffrinckoucke, France. First held in 1990, it is one of the foremost competitions of its type in France. Ten races are held at the event for athletes of varying abilities. Around 2200 runners took part in the day's event in 2010.


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Kaj Birksted (2 March 1915 – 21 January 1996) was a Danish flying ace during World War II where he served in the RAF, with final rank of Wing Commander and Lieutenant Colonel in the Royal Norwegian Air Force.


Question: Describe William Slade Jr.

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William Slade, Jr. (May 9, 1786 – January 18, 1859) was an American Whig and Anti-Masonic politician. He served as a U.S. Representative from Vermont from 1831 to 1843, where he was an outspoken opponent of slavery. He was the seventeenth Governor of Vermont.


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Etix is an international web-based ticketing service provider for the entertainment, travel and sports industries, processing over 50 million tickets per year in 40 countries. Headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, and founded in 2000, Etix has offices in China, the Netherlands, Germany, Japan, Austria, Houston, Texas and Birmingham, Alabama.


Question: Describe the controversy surrounding the opening of Bikini Beans Coffee in Tempe.

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 Describe the controversy surrounding the opening of Bikini Beans Coffee in Tempe.

PHOENIX — A Tempe City Council member is upset over a coffee shop opening in his area and it has nothing to do with the color of the cups.
Council member Kolby Granville said in a Facebook post that he “hates” the idea of Bikini Beans Coffee opening its second Valley location near Scottsdale and McKellips roads.
“I respect your right to open this business, but I will not buy from you, and I hope you go out of business because enough other people agree with me,” Granville wrote. “I hope you are not a good fit for the values of Tempe buyers and you close down from a lack of business. And I will happily help you pack up and leave Tempe when you go out of business.
In a Facebook post of its own, the coffee shop said Granville’s viewpoint on the business is his personal choice.
“If you choose to look at women and desire them as an object instead of looking more in depth than you will only see as far as your mind will allow you to see,” the post said.
Co-owner Regina Lyles said she believes Granville is spreading a message of hate for no reason and creating a hostile business environment.
“We are a family-operated company, locally owned and for (Granville) to wish failure upon anyone, especially a small business, I think is shameful,” she said in an interview with KTAR News’ Cooper Rummell.
Lyles, who works at the company’s Phoenix location several days a week dressed in her own bikini, said it is a fun environment and empowering for the women who work there.
It was unclear when the Tempe location will open, but it is hiring.
The controversial coffee shop first opened its doors near Seventh Street and Thomas Road in Phoenix last year.
A similar bikini-themed coffee shop opened in 2012 in north Scottsdale, but it has since closed.
KTAR News’ Cooper Rummell contributed to this report.


Question: Describe the research and academic background of Oscar Gonzalez-Perez. Respond in 5 sentences.

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Oscar Gonzalez-Perez is professor of neuroscience in the School of Psychology at the University of Colima, Mexico. He has been honorary professor of neuroscience in the Doctorado en Ciencias Biomedicas at the University of Guadalajara and invited professor of neuroscience and cellular medicine in the Brain Tumor Stem Cell Laboratory of Alfredo Quinones-Hinojosa at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He is the leader of a scientific network named Neuro-biopsychology Basic and Applied.
Gonzalez-Perez received his medical degree from then Medicine School at the University of Colima and then obtained Master’s and Doctoral degrees in physiology in the Centro de Investigaciones Biomedicas at that university. He then completed a postdoctoral fellowship in developmental and stem cell biology in the laboratory of Arturo Alvarez-Buylla at University of California, San Francisco.