Question: Explain the penalty received by the No. 42 Chip Ganassi Racing team in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series following an infraction found after their race at Talladega Superspeedway. Respond in 10 sentences.

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The No. 42 Chip Ganassi Racing team in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series received an L1-level penalty for an infraction found following Sunday’s race at Talladega Superspeedway, according to the NASCAR penalty report.
The team was in violation of Section 10.9.9.d of the NASCAR Rule Book, which covers the Damaged Vehicle Policy and mechanical repair. That rule states that regardless of how damage to a car occurs, the team only is permitted to reattach original body parts of the car to their original locations with fasteners and/or tape only. The No. 42 team reattached parts via metal tabs following an on-track incident.
As a result, team driver Kyle Larson will lose 10 driver points, and owner Chip Ganassi will lose 10 owner points. Crew chief Chad Johnston is fined $25,000, and car chief David Bryant is suspended from the next Monster Energy Series event this weekend at Kansas Speedway.
The L1 penalty is a blow to Larson’s playoff chances. Entering the Round of 12 finale at Kansas Speedway, Larson now is 36 points behind the cutoff line to advance once Wednesday’s 10-point penalty is deducted.


Question: Describe how Reflections studio is at the forefront of the modular approach to game development.

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 Describe how Reflections studio is at the forefront of the modular approach to game development.

Spend any time with your grandparents and at some stage the age-old phase “they don’t make them like they use to” will pop up as nostalgia gets the better of them. Usually it’s just the rose-tinted glasses talking, but for video games it’s a fact: they quite literally don’t make them like they used to.
Back in the 1980s, when the industry was in its infancy, games were often created by two-person teams consisting of one programmer and one artist. In the 1990s, sprites gave way to 3D modelling, and development teams mushroomed in size, hoovering up specialists in disciplines across animation, level design, character modelling and artificial intelligence.
Today, creating the most advanced, triple-A games has become too big a task for a single developer leading to the rise of what is best described as a modular approach, where different developers work on different parts of a single game.
One developer that is pioneering the modern modular approach is no spring chicken. Set up in 1984, Newcastle-based Reflections swiftly established a reputation for bringing cutting-edge graphics to side-scrollers such as Shadow of the Beast and the gloriously named Brian the Lion. It then morphed into a driving-game specialist, thanks primarily to the Destruction Derby and Driver franchises.
French publisher Ubisoft acquired the studio in 2006, expanding its remit way beyond its previous practice of churning out a new Driver game every three years or so.
Reflections is crafting the vehicle components of the upcoming Watch Dogs 2 and Ghost Recon Wildlands and has just finished the Underground downloadable content (DLC) pack for The Division. It’s finishing Grow Up, the sequel to 2015’s Grow Home – ironically, a small, innovative download game made by a 90s-style 10-person team.
Plus, it built roughly the half of the virtual Manhattan featured inThe Division, along with six of its story missions and various bits of the user interface. In recent years, it has worked on Ubisoft games as diverse as Assassin’s Creed Syndicate and Just Dance.
Reflections managing director Pauline Jacquey, a French native, identifies several upsides to the modular development approach, having introduced two extra “pillars”: the small incubator that created Grow Home and Grow Up, and the level-design and general action-adventure expertise, as seen in The Division – to the developer’s driving-game skills.
Jacquey acknowledges it is unhealthy for a developer to feel its future depends on a single three-year project, like 2011’s Driver: San Francisco: “Driver: San Francisco was not the commercial success we wanted it to be – it was a success, but not enough to cover the spending on it. It led the team to feel a bit that if it failed, it was a big catastrophe, and I worked really, really hard to make them understand that it’s OK to fail.
No such quasi-slavery on Jacquey’s watch: “I would hate to run a company where everybody feels it’s like the 50s. I’m trying to do the right things but the right way, so the goal doesn’t justify the means.
Crunched: has the games industry stopped exploiting its workforce?
The presence of members of the vehicle team with over 20 years’ service at Reflections bears out that shift. Ben Merrick, a vehicle realisation expert who has been at Reflections 13 years, is happy to put vehicles into other studios’ games: “I love it, because vehicles have been my passion ever since I was a kid, so the ability to put vehicles and computer games together is great.
Jacquey points out that the days of even the most fiercely independent developers working on big games on their own are well and truly over: “In 2016, you’ll never do a game in isolation, regardless of whether or not you’re the lead developer – it doesn’t happen.
It’s not entirely rosy, of course. Jacquey admits that communication can pose problems: “It’s difficult. Obviously, everything is much simpler when everybody is located in the same area. But it’s simpler this way as well, because you’re not going through the difficulties of working with people who know more than you or different things than you.
Evidence suggests that approach is paying off. Underground, which takes the Division’s action into the New York subway, might be the most hi-tech slab of DLC ever, as it uses procedural generation to ensure every mission you undertake in it is randomly generated and unique. Randomly generated dungeons have featured in old-school RPGs for years, but not in anything as complex as the Division.
With around 300 employees and plenty of ambition, it comes as a surprise to find that Jacquey complains of a problem that afflicts large swathes of the UK developer community: an inability to recruit staff.
“We have 35 openings today, and we have a pretty ambitious growth strategy for the future. We’re not looking for juniors – we’re looking for seniors and experts, so that makes recruitment harder, of course,” she said.
It’s a problem that the games industry fears Brexit will amplify. Although Refections employs hundreds of Britons, the British higher education system has failed to provide games developers with enough graduates who possess the skills they need for years, so the industry has consistently looked to central and eastern Europe, as well as north America, for a significant proportion of its recruits.
Whatever happens in the future, the French-owned company looks set to go from strength to strength.
You will be able to see for yourself in two of the most-anticipated games in development, this Christmas’s Watch Dogs 2 and next year’s Ghost Recon Wildlands, plus the imminent Underground pack for The Division and the whimsical, original Grow Up. All of which offers proof of the importance of cross-national collaboration.


Question: What is the history behind the United States Capitol building?

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On this day in 1793, George Washington lays the cornerstone to the United States Capitol building, the home of the legislative branch of American government. The building would take nearly a century to complete, as architects came and went, the British set fire to it and it was called into use during the Civil War. Today, the Capitol building, with its famous cast-iron dome and important collection of American art, is part of the Capitol Complex, which includes six Congressional office buildings and three Library of Congress buildings, all developed in the 19th and 20th centuries.
As a young nation, the United States had no permanent capital, and Congress met in eight different cities, including Baltimore, New York and Philadelphia, before 1791. In 1790, Congress passed the Residence Act, which gave President Washington the power to select a permanent home for the federal government. The following year, he chose what would become the District of Columbia from land provided by Maryland. Washington picked three commissioners to oversee the capital city’s development and they in turn chose French engineer Pierre Charles L’Enfant to come up with the design. However, L’Enfant clashed with the commissioners and was fired in 1792. A design competition was then held, with a Scotsman named William Thornton submitting the winning entry for the Capitol building. In September 1793, Washington laid the Capitol’s cornerstone and the lengthy construction process, which would involve a line of project managers and architects, got under way.
In 1800, Congress moved into the Capitol’s north wing. In 1807, the House of Representatives moved into the building’s south wing, which was finished in 1811. During the War of 1812, the British invaded Washington, D.C., and set fire to the Capitol on August 24, 1814. A rainstorm saved the building from total destruction. Congress met in nearby temporary quarters from 1815 to 1819. In the early 1850s, work began to expand the Capitol to accommodate the growing number of Congressmen. In 1861, construction was temporarily halted while the Capitol was used by Union troops as a hospital and barracks. Following the war, expansions and modern upgrades to the building continued into the next century.
Today, the Capitol, which is visited by 3 million to 5 million people each year, has 540 rooms and covers a ground area of about four acres.


Question: Describe Watford Junction station.

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Watford Junction is a railway station that serves Watford, Hertfordshire. The station is on the West Coast Main Line (WCML), 17 miles 34 chains from London Euston and the Abbey Line, a branch line to St Albans. Journeys to London take between 16 and 52 minutes depending on the service used: shorter times on fast non-stop trains and slower on the stopping Watford DC line services. Trains also run to and East Croydon via the West London Line. The station is a major hub for local bus services and the connecting station for buses to the Harry Potter studio tour. The station is located north of a viaduct over the Colne valley and immediately south of Watford Tunnel.


Question: Describe the gun control ad that encouraged teens to steal their parents’ firearms and take them to school.

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 Describe the gun control ad that encouraged teens to steal their parents’ firearms and take them to school.

A San Francisco-based production company’s gun control ad that seemingly encouraged teens to steal their parents’ firearms and take them to school, is back in the spotlight thanks to a tweet by National Rifle Association spokeswoman Dana Loesch.
Posted to YouTube in 2014 by Sleeper 13 Productions and film director Rejina Sencic, the ad showed a teen boy entering his mother’s bedroom, retrieving her gun from a drawer, stuffing it into his backpack and then taking it to school like a school shooter might do.
The ad then flashed to his school, where the boy approached his teacher, slowly removed the gun from his backpack and then placed it on her desk.
“Can you take this away? I don’t feel safe with a gun in my house,” the boy then said.
The Washington Times confirmed at the time that the ad was filmed at the North Oakland Community Charter School in California with the school’s permission. The school’s executive director noted though that officials hadn’t been aware of its controversial content when they’d granted permission.
The content is controversial because it encourages children to partake in crimes — including “weapons theft, illegal concealed carry and carrying a weapon on school property” — and places kids at the risk of becoming school shooters or falsely being labeled a school shooter.
“Unbelievable,” the Texas-based gun rights group Texas Open Carry reportedly commented on the ad before Sleeper 13 Productions removed it from its YouTube page.
A copy of the ad still remains available on Sencic’s YouTube page.
The ad popped back up on the public’s radar again this week thanks to a tweet by NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch, who apparently had never seen it before.
This ad should be shut down. It not only tells kids to bring a gun to a school, it tells them to steal from their parents. How could anyone put out such an irresponsible and dangerous ad?
Loony lefty logic: Guns are dangerous so no one should handle them but, kids should steal them from their parents. How stupid are liberals? What if the gun is loaded and it goes off as the kid is stealing it? What if they decide to shoot up the school while on the way?
The makers of this PSA should be jailed for endangerment. Urging kids to handle of a firearm is INSANE from both a safety and legal standpoint. Not to mention involving the commission of multiple felonies.
Encouraging kids to take guns to school. What could go wrong?
The film production company that created the ad has not posted anything new to its Facebook page since scandal erupted in late 2014. There is however still a link to Sencic’s copy of the ad, as well as thousands of comments from other exasperated Americans.
While the page hasn’t been banned yet, its lack of updates and followers suggests it’s pretty much dead, and rightly so, or many would no doubt argue given its horrible judgment.


Question: Describe the history of Joca Claudino (formerly Santarém) in Brazil.

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Joca Claudino (formerly Santarém) is a municipality in the state of Paraíba in the Northeast Region of Brazil.
On 9 November 2010 the municipality passed a law which changed its name from Santarém to Joca Claudino in honor of a local businessman.


Question: Describe the 2007 NFL Draft and the LSU Players drafted in the first round.

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The 2007 NFL Draft is underway on Saturday and Sunday, April 28-39, starting at 11 a.m. CDT at New York City's Radio City Music Hall. Held in New York City since 1965, the NFL Draft will be televised nationally by ESPN and the NFL Network.
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BATON ROUGE -- Former LSU standout JaMarcus Russell became only the second player in school history to be selected with the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft as he, along with safety LaRon Landry and wide receivers Dwayne Bowe and Craig Davis, were all taken in the first round of the draft Saturday at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
For the first time in the history of the NFL Draft, LSU had four players selected in the first round. The previous high for first round draft picks from LSU came in 1951 when the Tigers had three players selected.
Russell, who capped his LSU career with a 25-4 mark as a starting quarterback, was taken by the Oakland Raiders. Landry was selected with the sixth overall pick by the Washington Redskins, Bowe was taken 23rd overall by the Kansas City Chiefs and Davis was tabbed with the 30th overall pick by the San Diego Chargers.
Bowe, a Miami native, and Davis, a native of New Orleans, became only the third set of receivers from the same school to be drafted in the first round since the inception of the Common NFL Draft in 1967. The only other two times its happened came in 1997 when Florida’s Ike Hilliard and Reidel Anthony were taken in the first round and in 2001 when Miami’s Santa Moss and Reggie Wayne were both first round picks.
“This is a great day for LSU and a great day for these young men and their families,” LSU coach Les Miles said on Saturday. “We are very happy for these guys. They are very deserving of being picked in the first round and we are very proud of them. All four of these guys have worked extremely hard to get to this point in their career. They all played a major role in the success of our football program and LSU athletics in general over the past four years.
Miles also noted that all four players are on schedule to graduate within the next 12 months.
With four first round picks this year, LSU has now had seven players taken in the first round of the draft over the past four years. LSU’s also had at least one first round pick for four straight years, a streak that began with Michael Clayton going 15th overall to Tampa Bay in 2004.
By going first overall, Russell joins former Heisman Trophy winner Billy Cannon as the only players in school history to be picked with the first pick in the NFL Draft. Cannon was taken No. 1 by Los Angeles in 1960.
Landry, who is from Ama, La., became the highest LSU defender ever picked in the Common NFL Draft, topping former Tiger linebacker Eric Hill, who was taken with the 10th overall pick by the Phoenix Cardinals in 1989.
Also, by going to the Redskins, Landry will be just miles apart from his brother Dawan, who is a starting safety for the Baltimore Ravens.
Bowe and Davis join a group of four other LSU receivers who have been drafted since 2004. Clayton and Devery Henderson were both taken in the 2004 draft, while Skyler Green and Bennie Brazell were picked a year ago.


Question: Describe the accomplishments of Manu Ginobili. Respond in 29 sentences.

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Manu Ginobili announced that he will be retiring after playing 16 years in the NBA. He will likely go down as one of the best international players of all-time and for sure has a real shot at the NBA’s Hall of Fame.
It’s the 2005 NBA Finals and the San Antonio Spurs are going up against the Detroit Pistons. Ginobili had a performance for the ages despite not winning Finals MVP.
In that series, Ginobili was on full display as he put up 18 points, 6.0 rebounds, and 4.0 assists per game. That may not sound too impressive, but this was back in 2005 and the playing style was slower than in today’s NBA. There was only one game that series in which a team broke the 100-point mark.
Current Bucks Coach Mike Budenholzer and Spurs General Manager R.C. Buford both believed that Ginobili should have been at least co-MVP. This title was the Spurs first title without David Robinson and third title in seven years.
What can go down as one of the weirdest scenarios in NBA history, in a game between the Spurs and Sacramento Kings in 2009, a bat was flying around the AT&T Center. This would cause play to be stopped.
Leave it to Ginobili to take care of it as he would swat the bat out of mid-air and would pick it up and hand it over to the trainer. After this, Ginobili would have to undergo 16 rabies shots.
In Game 1 of the 2008 first round playoffs, the Phoenix Suns gave the Spurs all they could handle. The game goes into double overtime and Ginobili made some magic happen. He ends up weaving his way into the lane and stealing the game with a nifty layup.
What makes the game-winner special was the way Ginobili contorted his body as it looked like a floater and fade away at the same time while leaning to the side. Even though he was 10-24 from the field, this showed his desire to win and fearlessness in big moments.
In the 2017 Western Conference Semis the Spurs went up against the Houston Rockets and as the game went into overtime.
The Rockets were down by three with seconds to go in the game as James Harden attempted to tie the game as Houston trailed by three.
Well, poor Harden ended up getting swatted cleanly by Ginobili as the Spurs won the game. This was one of Ginobili’s bravest moves and he knew Harden was going to attempt such a shot to send it into double overtime potentially. Had he been a few more inches too close, we would have seen Harden probably earn a trip to the line.
In 2004, Ginobili led Argentina to a gold medal in the Olympics in Athens, Greece. This was the first time since 1952 that his home country won a gold medal. This came as a shock as many people predicted the United States to win as they were dominant in the Olympics, winning the previous three medals. However, Argentina would go on to defeat America in the semifinals and go on to defeat Italy in the final powered by the left-handed assassin.
This will go down as one of Manu’s greatest achievements, no other team besides America has won a gold medal since 2004.


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Name the part of the letterform.
A large, decorative capital letter at the beginning of a block of text.
A type of swash ornament.
A glyph that replaces multiple characters that would collide or look awkward next to each other.
Which of the following would be the best way to improve the readability of this paragraph?
How many spaces should you put after the end of a sentence?
What are old style numerals?
It’s another word for Roman numerals.
Numbers that are proportionally spaced.
Numbers that vary in height like lowercase letters.
Numbers designed for an old style typeface.
What is a type family?
Typefaces that are variations of each other and designed to work together.
Any group of typefaces that work well together.
A designer’s collection of favorite typefaces.
Typefaces in the same type category, such as slab serif.
How would you fix this sentence?
The quotation marks should be straight, not curly.
The exclamation point belongs outside the quotation marks.
The apostrophe should not be straight; make it curly.
The hyphen should be an en dash.
Any punctuation that hangs below the baseline.
Setting type so that small punctuation marks hang into the margin.
Punctuation used for decorative purposes.
A method of indenting a paragraph.
Which example illustrates real small caps?
“Venetian” is another name for what kind of typeface?
What mark belongs in the box?
A typeface with multiple versions designed to be stacked on top of each other to create effects such as fill patterns or shadows.
A typeface with a special Chrome plugin that allows the words to be read aloud.
A typeface created in the late 19th century.
A typeface designed to be cut out of a material such as metal.
You need to pick a type size for your body text. Which of these options sounds most reasonable?
Depends on the reading device. Choose type sizes that are easy to read at a comfortable reading distance on the relevant devices.
Using a modular scale, take the size of your h1 tag and go three steps down the scale.
Use the type size that will allow you to get 80 characters per line across all screen sizes.
What does it mean for a font to be OpenType?
The font file that can be edited by the user.
You can create outlined versions of the letterforms.
It can be read with a screen reader.
It allows for advanced typographic features such as the replacement of alternate characters and discretionary ligatures.
In which of the following scenarios would you most likely need to use tabular lining figures?
Creating letterhead or other materials with phone numbers and addresses.
Laying out a report that includes a budget.
What are these marks called?


Question: Describe Andrew Scheer's stance on a free trade deal with China.

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OTTAWA — Conservative leader Andrew Scheer is doubling down on his opposition to a free trade deal with China, suggesting a government he leads could pursue deals with democracies such as India instead.
If that happens, Scheer will make a Canada-U.K. trade deal a “top priority,” he said.
“I know that Prime Minister Trudeau … is actually opposed to the U.K. leaving the European Union and he’s made it clear that his focus is on Canada’s trade relationship with China. So it’s up to him to explain how he would prioritize this, but I wanted to send the signal early,” he said.
Trudeau’s government has said it would pursue a post-Brexit deal with the U.K. since the two countries are already linked through Canada’s free trade deal with the EU.
I don't believe that now is the time for a free trade deal with China.
Since Donald Trump’s protectionist administration came into power in the United States, Liberals have emphasized trade diversification. On Thursday Canada will formally sign the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, an 11-country deal that modifies the original TPP, from which Trump withdrew. On Friday, Canada is launching free trade negotiations with Mercosur, a South American trade bloc that includes Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
A tough renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement is underway and protectionist measures by the U.S., such as impending steel tariffs, are making it a less-stable market to interact with.
Conservatives generally align with the Liberals on the effort to preserve NAFTA and a desire to develop new trading relationships. It was the previous government, under Stephen Harper, that got the ball rolling on the original TPP and on the EU deal.
But China is another story.
“I don’t believe that now is the time for a free trade deal with China. Because it’s a completely different relationship. When we talk about free trade with the United States, with the countries in the TPP, with the United Kingdom, with India, we’re dealing for the most part with free market economies where the state-owned enterprises aren’t that much of a factor,” said Scheer.
Scheer suggested the government would be better off pulling trade officials out of China and redoubling their efforts on finding allies in the U.S.
He also said he would be “open” to pursuing a free trade negotiation with India.
Trudeau had travelled to China in December, apparently with the goal of launching free trade negotiations. A former Canadian ambassador to China told the Post that the negotiations ultimately didn’t launch because the two governments couldn’t agree on the language to be used in a press release.
It was one of several recent trips that seemed to test Trudeau’s international reputation. At the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation Summit in November, he was accused of almost sabotaging what’s now the CPTPP. Last month in India, Trudeau was ridiculed for wearing traditional garb and, more seriously, for allowing an attempted murderer to appear on a party guest list.
As controversy continued to swirl over that visit, polls are showing a drop in Liberal support.
“I do think that when Canadians see the failure to take these things seriously, it does have a cumulative effect. … The prime minister himself said he sees his role as more of a ceremonial one,” Scheer said.
He seemed to be referring to a report from Canada’s former ethics commissioner Mary Dawson in December, which found Trudeau guilty of violating the ethics code and described him seeing high-level meetings as “ceremonial in nature,” more focused on relationship-building than on detail.


Question: Explain how global warming endangers the American pika on the North Shore mountains in Vancouver.

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VANCOUVER—Alpine animals are being pushed higher up their mountain habitats at an alarming rate due to global warming, according to a new B.C. study.
The trend puts both plants and animals at greater risk for extinction because there is often less space at high altitudes, which can drastically reduce populations, according to Ben Freeman, lead author of the paper published in Global Ecology and Biogeography.
“It’s not like humans in cities where we can build taller and taller condo buildings,” he said.
And when there are so few individuals left in a population, normal threats like disease or an increase in predators can lead to extinction, said the post-doctoral fellow at the University of British Columbia.
“We know that small populations don’t survive over long periods of time,” he said.
There are exceptions, like the Vancouver Island marmot, which was saved from almost certain extinction with only 30 individuals left in the wild by a breeding program.
But conservationists aim to prevent species from reaching that desperate point where human intervention is necessary.
They have an uphill battle ahead of them, because species Indigenous to mountainous regions are being forced upslope by 100 metres for every one-degree Celsius rise in temperature, according to Freeman’s study.
The world has risen by an average of one degree Celsius in the past 30 to 40 years, Freeman added.
He and a team of researchers analyzed studies on 975 alpine plants, insects, and animals to calculate the average rate of species displacement. It is the first broad review of its kind, according to a release from UBC. Freeman said he hopes it provides other scientists around the world with baseline data for future studies.
His team did not find any relevant data for animals that live in B.C. mountains but they are likely facing similar pressures to other alpine species around the world, said Freeman.
For instance, the American pika is a small lagomorph — related to the rabbit — that lives on the North Shore mountains. Their counterparts in the American west were already driven to extinction and Vancouver-area pikas could face the same fate, said Freeman.
He said policy-makers need to consider vulnerable alpine species when approving development. Some mountain plants and animals are able to adapt by moving down the mountain instead up, as long as their way is not blocked by highways and condo buildings, he said.
Correction Sept. 11, 2018 - This story has been edited from a previous version that mistakenly identified the American pika as a rodent. It is in fact a lagomorph.


Question: Respond in 3 sentences. Describe Taisuke Okuno's career in MMA.

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Taisuke Okuno (born March 1, 1977) is a Japanese professional mixed martial artist currently competing in the Middleweight division. A professional competitor since 2005, he has competed for World Victory Road, Pancrase, DEEP, and Shooto.
At MMA debut in "Shooto – Shooter's Summer" Shooto event win Tsuneyoshi Kashimura.


Question: Respond in 24 sentences. How has the Brexit referendum affected the number of EU nationals registering as nurses in England?

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The number of EU nationals registering as nurses in England has dropped by 92% since the Brexit referendum in June, and a record number are quitting the NHS, it can be revealed.
The shock figures have prompted warnings that Theresa May’s failure to offer assurances to foreigners living in the UK is exacerbating a staffing crisis in the health service.
Only 96 nurses joined the NHS from other European nations in December 2016 – a drop from 1,304 in July, the month after the referendum.
At the same time, freedom of information responses compiled by the Liberal Democrats from 80 of the 136 NHS acute trusts in England show that 2,700 EU nurses left the health service in 2016, compared to 1,600 EU nurses in 2014 – a 68% increase.
The haemorrhaging of foreign staff is being blamed by the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) on the failure of the government to provide EU nationals in the UK with any security about their future. May has claimed that Britain cannot act unilaterally to guarantee residency as it would weaken her hand in the coming article 50 negotiations over Brexit.
“The government risks turning off the supply of qualified nurses from around the world at the very moment the health service is in a staffing crisis like never before,” she said. “As she pulls the trigger to begin negotiations, the prime minister must tell EU nurses and those in other occupations that they are needed and welcome in the NHS. Sadly, it is no surprise that EU staff are leaving – they have been offered no security or reassurance that they will be able to keep their jobs. Few are able to live with such uncertainty.
There are an estimated 57,000 EU nationals working for the NHS, including 10,000 doctors and 20,000 nurses. On Saturday the Liberal Democrats passed a motion at their spring conference in York calling for a guaranteed right to live and work in the UK for all EU citizens working in the NHS and care services.
The former Lib Dem health minister Norman Lamb said that the government’s attitude to EU nationals in the UK was “deeply damaging”, and that the creation of a so-called “NHS passport” could be a vital step. “These shocking figures show you can’t have a strong NHS and a hard Brexit,” he said. “The government’s refusal to guarantee that nurses from the EU can stay here is not only morally unjustifiable, it is deeply damaging for the NHS.
Joan Pons Laplana, a Spanish national and a senior nurse at the James Paget Hospital in Great Yarmouth, who came to the UK 17 years ago, told the Observer that he had personally witnessed the collapse in morale of foreign nurses.
“Since Brexit, I feel like a second-class citizen,” he said. “My son asked me if I was going to be forced back to Spain and my daughter doesn’t want to visit her grandparents because she fears I will not be able to come back.
The NHS is already under pressure because of a long-term failure to hire enough people. Applications for nursing courses plummeted by almost a quarter in a year after the government axed bursaries for trainees in 2016. Numbers fell by 9,990 to 33,810 in 12 months, according to figures released in February by the university admissions service Ucas. Meanwhile, one in three nurses is due to retire in the next 10 years and there are 24,000 nurse jobs unfilled, RCN figures show.
The Department of Health said: “While the stock of nurses is broadly stable, some of the changes described are owing to the introduction of more rigorous language testing. The secretary of state has repeatedly said that overseas workers form a crucial part of our NHS and that we value their contribution immensely.


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Azure has more global regions than any other cloud provider—offering the scale needed to bring applications closer to users around the world, preserving data residency, and offering comprehensive compliance and resiliency options for customers.
With more global regions than any other cloud provider, Azure gives customers the flexibility to deploy applications where they need to. Azure is generally available in 44 regions around the world, with plans announced for 10 additional regions.
A geography is a discrete market, typically containing two or more regions, that preserves data residency and compliance boundaries.
Geographies allow customers with specific data-residency and compliance needs to keep their data and applications close. Geographies are fault-tolerant to withstand complete region failure through their connection to our dedicated high-capacity networking infrastructure.
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Question: Have plants evolved to be intelligent?

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The Intelligent Plant. That is the title of a recent article in The New Yorker — and new research is showing that plants have astounding abilities to sense and react to the world.
But can a plant be intelligent? Some plant scientists insist they are — since they can sense, learn, remember and even react in ways that would be familiar to humans.
Michael Pollan, author of such books as "The Omnivore's Dilemma" and "The Botany of Desire," wrote the New Yorker piece about the developments in plant science. He says for the longest time, even mentioning the idea that plants could be intelligent was a quick way to being labeled "a whacko." But no more, which might be comforting to people who have long talked to their plants or played music for them.
The new research, he says, is in a field called plant neurobiology — which is something of a misnomer, because even scientists in the field don't argue that plants have neurons or brains.
"They have analagous structures," Pollan explains. "They have ways of taking all the sensory data they gather in their everyday lives ... integrate it and then behave in an appropriate way in response. And they do this without brains, which, in a way, is what's incredible about it, because we automatically assume you need a brain to process information."
And we assume you need ears to hear. But researchers, says Pollan, have played a recording of a caterpillar munching on a leaf to plants — and the plants react. They begin to secrete defensive chemicals — even though the plant isn't really threatened, Pollan says. "It is somehow hearing what is, to it, a terrifying sound of a caterpillar munching on its leaves."
So what about pain? Do plants feel? Pollan says they do respond to anesthetics. "You can put a plant out with a human anesthetic. ... And not only that, plants produce their own compounds that are anesthetic to us." But scientists are reluctant to go as far as to say they are responding to pain.
How plants sense and react is still somewhat unknown. They don't have nerve cells like humans, but they do have a system for sending electrical signals and even produce neurotransmitters, like dopamine, serotonin and other chemicals the human brain uses to send signals.
"We don't know why they have them, whether this was just conserved through evolution or if it performs some sort of information processing function. We don't know. There's a lot we don't know," Pollan says.
And chalk up another human-like ability — memory.
Mimosa is a plant, which looks something like a fern, that collapses its leaves temporarily when it is disturbed. So Gagliano set up a contraption that would drop the mimosa plant, without hurting it. When the plant dropped, as expected, its leaves collapsed. She kept dropping the plants every five to six seconds.
"After five or six drops, the plants would stop responding, as if they'd learned to tune out the stimulus as irrelevent," Pollan says. "This is a very important part of learning — to learn what you can safely ignore in your environment."
Maybe the plant was just getting worn out from all the dropping? To test that, Gagliano took the plants that had stopped responding to the drops and shook them instead.
"They would continue to collapse," Pollan says. "They had made the distinction that [dropping] was a signal they could safely ignore. And what was more incredible is that [Gagliano] would retest them every week for four weeks and, for a month, they continued to remember their lesson."
That's as far out as Gagliano tested. It's possible they remember even longer. Conversely, Pollan points out, bees that are given a similar dishabituation test forget what they've learned in as little as 48 hours.
"Plants can do incredible things. They do seem to remember stresses and events, like that experiment. They do have the ability to respond to 15 to 20 environmental variables," Pollan says. "The issue is, is it right to call it learning? Is that the right word? Is it right to call it intelligence? Is it right, even, to call what they are conscious. Some of these plant neurobiologists believe that plants are conscious — not self-conscious, but conscious in the sense they know where they are in space ... and react appropriately to their position in space."
Pollan says there is no agreed definition of intelligence. "Go to Wikipedia and look up intelligence. They despair of giving you an answer. They basically have a chart where they give you nine different definitions. And about half of them depend on a brain — they refer to abstract reasoning or judgment.
"And the other half merely refer to a problem-solving ability. And that's the kind of intelligence we are talking about here. ... So intelligence may well be a property of life. And our difference from these other creatures may be a matter of difference of degree rather than kind. We may just have more of this problem-solving ability and we may do it in different ways."
Pollan says that really freaks people out — "that the line between plants and animals might be a little softer than we traditionally think of it as."
And he suggests that plants may be able to teach humans a thing or two, such as how to process information without a central command post like a brain.
Check out this video of Michael Pollan discussing time-lapse photography of bean plants looking very purposeful.


Question: What is the song "Mine Again" by Mariah Carey about?

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"Mine Again" is a song by American singer and songwriter Mariah Carey, from her tenth studio album "The Emancipation of Mimi" (2005). It was co-written and co-produced by Carey and James Poyser. It was recorded at MSR Studios and Honeywest Studios, both located New York City. It is a R&B and soul inspired ballad. The lyrics revolve around the protagonist wishing for a second chance at a seemingly failed relationship. The song garnered positive reviews from music critics, praising Carey and Poyser's production and her vocal performance. Upon the release of "The Emancipation of Mimi", "Mine Again" debuted on the US Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart at number 82, and reached a peak of number 73. In 2006, it was nominated for the Best Traditional R&B Performance at the Grammy Awards.


Question: Describe the situation regarding LGBT rights in Chechnya.

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France welcomed its first gay refugee from Chechnya on Monday on the same day French President Emmanuel Macron pushed Russian leader Vladimir Putin to investigate the brutal crackdown on gay men in the region.
The refugee's arrival was confirmed by Joël Deumier, president of French gay right's group SOS Homophobie, who said more may follow in the coming days.
Deumier announced the arrival of the refugee from Chechnya, where gay men have allegedly been tortured and their families told to kill them, on the same day Russian leader Vladimir Putin visited Paris to hold talks with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron.
Macron said on Monday that Putin had promised "the whole truth".
"I spelled out France's expectations very precisely," Macron said, adding that he would be "vigilant" on the issue and that the two leaders had agreed to review the situation regularly.
Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta reported in March that authorities in Muslim-majority Chechnya were imprisoning and torturing gay men.
It said that over 100 gays had been arrested in the region, where homosexuality is taboo, and that their families have been told to kill them to "cleanse their honour".
The paper said at least two had been killed by relatives and a third died after being tortured.
Earlier this month Putin backed an official probe into the reported attacks after German Chancellor Angela Merkel confronted him on the issue during a visit to Moscow.
But SOS Homophobie dismissed Putin's claims of an investigation into the 'LGBT purge' in Chechnya.
"We hear Mr Putin say that he has launched an investigation, that it is not true and that there are no crimes against homosexuals, which is totally false," said the organisation's leader Joël Deumier.
"We can no longer accept this discourse of negation by Russia against homosexuals."
Coinciding with Putin's visit to France on Monday, two gay couples unfurled a banner reading "End Homophobia in Chechnya" and kissed with the Eiffel Tower in the background.


Question: What is Confession in the Lutheran Church?

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In the Lutheran Church, Confession (also called Holy Absolution) is the method given by Christ to the Church by which individual men and women may receive the forgiveness of sins; according to the Large Catechism, the "third sacrament" of Holy Absolution is properly viewed as an extension of Holy Baptism.


Question: What nano block sets do you recommend?

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We’re all familiar with Lego sets but these nano block sets are even smaller and make for some really cute figures. They are cheaper too which is a bonus for any cash strapped parent! They are tiny blocks though so I’d say they aren’t suitable for really young children – not only the choking hazard but also the dexterity required to handle them.
Kids often love movies so much, they watch them over and over again and want all their toys to be on the same theme as their favorite movie. This first selection of nano block sets includes Minions from Despicable Me, the four Turtles from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and the main characters from Toy Story. I think the Minions are the best though! Each character has 200-300 blocks and the finished size is about 3 inches.
This next section includes a full 8 character set of Superheroes – each one just 3 inches tall when complete. The four Transformers build to almost 4 inches tall and each arrives in it’s own little box so you don’t get all the pieces muddled together. The recommended age for these nano block sets is 9 years and older but I’m pretty sure some adults would love them too!
This next selection of nano blocks sets includes an 8 character set for Pokemon fans, a three character set for Super Mario Brothers and a five character set for Sailor Moon. I know Sailor Moon is more manga than gaming but there have been quite a few Sailor Moon games which is where I came across it so I included it here! The Pokemon are even smaller than 3 inches (mostly) and have 120-180 pieces per character.
The makers of nano blocks, LOZ, also do loads of other themed sets including these architectural landmark buildings. The nano blocks are tiny so it makes it easier to capture small details in these fantastic towers. I think the Burj Khalifa Tower set looks amazing and how much fun would it be to add these architectural wonders to a geography lesson?
I’m a little biased of course, but I love the Big Ben Clock Tower and Buckingham Palace. I was there last year showing a Canadian friend around London and got some great photos. These building sets vary in size and number of blocks – Buckingham Palace is over 1500 piece set and the Burj Khalifa Tower is almost 18 inches tall when complete.
These nano block sets were new to me but I know my brother would have loved them! He always used to complain that some of his Lego blocks were too big for what he wanted to build! Each set has it’s own little instruction booklet too so if you or your child gets stuck, you’ll have help to finish the model.


Question: What's the story behind "Riders on the Storm" by the Doors?

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"Riders on the Storm" is a song by American rock band the Doors. It was released as the second single from their sixth studio album and last with singer Jim Morrison, "L.A. Woman", in June 1971. It reached number 14 on the "Billboard" Hot 100 in the U.S., number 22 on the UK Singles Chart and number seven in the Netherlands.
"Riders on the Storm" is a psychedelic rock song. According to guitarist Robby Krieger and keyboardist Ray Manzarek, it was inspired by the country song "," written by Stan Jones and popularized by Vaughn Monroe. Portions of the song's lyrics were allegedly inspired by spree killer Billy Cook, whom Morrison referenced in a 1970 interview with "The Village Voice", citing Cook as an inspiration for his short film . Cook had killed six people, including a young family, while hitchhiking to California.


Question: Describe what happened at Justin Trudeau's Fête nationale event in Montreal.

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Justin Trudeau greeted crowds at public events in Quebec to celebrate the Fête nationale holiday on Saturday, where a day of smiles and selfies was briefly interrupted by an angry protester who confronted the prime minister in his own riding.
The incident occurred at a Fête nationale event at a Montreal park, where a bearded man in a white shirt appeared to object to the prime minister’s presence at a holiday that has historically been associated with Quebec nationalism.
Trudeau was otherwise greeted warmly at the event, where he also crossed paths with with Parti Québécois Leader Jean-François Lisée.
Conservative leader Andrew Scheer will begin his Sunday 200 kilometres northeast of Quebec City in Riviere-du-Loup, where he’ll hold a news conference and attend at least three Fête nationale events as he makes his way to the provincial capital.


Question: Explain how President Trump reacted to the pipe bomb suspect Cesar Sayoc Jr's arrest.

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WASHINGTON — As long as I’ve covered politics, Republicans have been trying to scare me.
President Trump was relieved when the F.B.I. arrested a bomb suspect — a racist, homophobic, roid-raging, strip-club-loving, MAGA-worshiping Florida man who was living in a van that looked like a decoupage of Fox News propaganda.
The real fear that Cesar Sayoc Jr. is accused of spreading was distracting from the fake fear Trump was spreading to spur Republicans to the polls. And the president didn’t like it. Before Sayoc was caught, Trump implied that the terrorism was a Democratic setup to deflect from his midterms roadshow. Pipe bombs getting in the way of pipe dreams.
Democrats seem blown back by the ferocious — and often fictional — effort.
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Question: What's the latest with LeBron James and the Cavaliers? Respond in detail.

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LeBron James’s Cavaliers aren’t having the greatest second half. Will their defensive lapses haunt them come the playoffs?
After making six straight NBA Finals, LeBron James and his teams have earned the benefit of the doubt when they hit a rough patch. His Heat and Cavaliers teams have shown they can turn things around in a hurry, almost as if all they needed to do is flip a switch to revert to their dominant selves.
But, my, what a rough patch they’re in. The club, which entered Thursday in a virtual tie with Boston for first place in the East, has dropped 10 of its last 17 games. Six of those defeats have been by double digits, including each of their last four1. Perhaps most troubling: The team’s defense has been the NBA’s worst throughout the month of March, which is saying a lot, given how many teams aren’t really trying to win anymore.
It’s becoming harder and harder to ignore what Cleveland’s play might mean for the Cavs’ chances of repeating as champs. This may be the weakest LeBron team we’ve seen this late in a season since his finals streak began in 2011. Our NBA win prediction model gives Cleveland a 2 percent chance of winning it all, less than teams such as Boston, Washington and Toronto.2 And while that seems surprising, it shouldn’t be: Cleveland’s recent struggles are testing the limits of how strong a team’s defense needs to be to win a championship.
There are several reasons the Cavs aren’t good defenders. Unlike much of the Big Three era in Miami, where players had the athleticism and smarts to fly around and cause havoc on defense, Cleveland is slow footed. Some of that is a function of the Cavs’ roster being long in the tooth; six members of the rotation are at least 31 years old. Other times, it looks as if players aren’t hustling, which partly explains why the club ranks dead last in transition defense, according to Synergy Sports. The Cavs also really struggle to keep the ball in front of them, and are tied for worst in the league at containing pick-and-roll ballhandlers.
Yet there are a couple of warning signals worth noting as the Cavs hit the homestretch that simply weren’t there in years past. No James-led team the past six seasons has finished the second half of the season with a negative point differential per 100 possessions, but this one is on the cusp of doing so. Cleveland, with nine games left in its season, is getting outscored by 2.8 points per 100 plays since the All-Star break.
Is it time for LeBron and the Cavaliers to hit the panic button?
Love’s defense has also regressed. It had improved a bit during the first half of the season, but now looks problematic again since he returned from an injury. The Cavs, who were 4.5 points better than normal when Love and James shared the court before Love got injured, have been 24 points worse per 100 plays when that duo plays together since Love came back. And much of that decline is on the defensive end; particularly when offenses find ways to pull Tristan Thompson out of the paint in hopes of punishing Love in the middle of the floor, with no one to guard the basket.
As such, the Cavaliers aren’t the stingy team they once were. Last season, they allowed the third-fewest second-chance points; now they’re the NBA’s sixth-weakest team in that regard. The Cavaliers have enough problems when they limit opponents to one shot, let alone two or three.
But how much of the Cavs’ defensive struggles will matter come June? Knowing what we know about LeBron’s ability to flip the switch, analyzing the Cavs’ late-season struggles this closely may prove to be silly. But if the Cavs do indeed fail to reach the finals, there will have been at least some writing on the wall from earlier in the season.
The team’s Big Three missed two of those five shellackings, while only Kyrie Irving played in a blowout loss against the Bulls back on Feb. 25.
This is noteworthy since the Celtics are virtually tied for first with the Cavs, while the Wizards and Raptors are currently behind Cleveland in the standings.
The Cavs managed to reach the finals two seasons ago with the 20th-ranked defense. But they improved considerably at that end of the floor after making midseason trades for wing stopper Iman Shumpert and center Timofey Mozgov.
Looking at this season’s contenders in the East, these teams don’t really stand out as extraordinary compared with what James has seen in the past; at least not when gauging their point-differential strength against teams the four-time MVP has faced in the playoffs before.
Advanced tracking statistics suggest that Thompson has held his own defensively at the rim this season. The 26-year-old has held foes to 52 percent from close range, 9 points beneath their average marks, good for seventh best in the NBA among players who’ve had to defend at least four shots per game from within six feet.


Question: What is the current status of the marijuana industry in the United States?

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Don’t bogart that spoon, man. Lemme get a hit off that cone, dude. Pass the bowl … of ice cream?
Could Ben and Jerry’s, the counterculture snack empire gone mainstream, be planning a marijuana-infused ice cream?
“Makes sense to me. You know, combine your pleasures,” co-founder Ben Cohen said in an interview with HuffPost Live that’s been buzzing among marijuana aficionados since it aired last month. Like attitudes about marijuana itself, the story went mainstream this week.
Marijuana is becoming more mainstream, too. Four states have legalized the recreational use of marijuana, and attitudes nationwide have been changing in favor of marijuana, which remains banned by federal law.
In January 2017, a CNN/ORC poll found that 65% of Americans favored the legalization of marijuana. Only 16% thought that in 1987, CNN reported at the time.
In Colorado, where recreational marijuana use is legal under state law, edibles containing weed now make up nearly half the market for pot products, according to the Denver Post.
Alas, pot fans, Cohen and Greenfield no longer control the company. They sold it to Unilever Inc. for $326 million in 2000.


Question: Describe the partnership between Rocket League and World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).

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Rocket League has announced a partnership with World Wrestling Entertainment. The deal includes both in-game crossovers and real life sponsorship.
Having sided with everything from Back to the Future, to Casper the Friendly Ghost and DC Comics in the past, the WWE is in Badd good company.
"Throughout 2018, you can expect to see Rocket League all over the WWE universe," says Psyonix on the game's official site. "From regular appearances on UpUpDownDown, WWE’s YouTube gaming channel with Austin Creed a.k.a. WWE Superstar Xavier Woods to sponsorships at live WWE events—you may have even seen us on Elimination Chamber just last night.
"We’re also very excited to be a partner of WrestleMania 34, where we’ll have Rocket League playable for attendees at one of the biggest sports and entertainment events in the world in New Orleans the weekend of April 8."
For now, Psyonix remains tight-lipped about how the WWE will feature in-game, however does earmark April for its inclusion. By nature, Rocket League already echoes Hell in a Cell—I wonder if the ball-cage-car 'em up could use some TLC?


Question: Describe the physical characteristics of Eremophila crenulata.

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Eremophila crenulata is a flowering plant in the figwort family, Scrophulariaceae and is endemic to the far west of Western Australia. It is a large shrub, distinguished by its broad leaves which have distinctively wavy margins. The flowers are white, pink or blue and occasionally purple.
"Eremophila crenulata" is a shrub growing to a height of between with stems that are lumpy with prominent leaf bases and are often sticky due to the presence of resin. The leaves are arranged alternately along the stems and are mostly long, wide, shiny and sticky due to the presence of resin. Their most distinctive feature is their margins which are wavy and have rounded teeth. There is a distinct mid-rib on the lower surface and the upper surface has tiny dents.


Question: What makes Synology C2 different from other cloud backup solutions?

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Synology C2 is designed to offer the most integrated and cost-effective cloud backup solution for your Synology NAS. Its data center is located in Frankfurt and meets the high privacy standards required by EU regulations. The security of data being transmitted and stored on C2 can be ensured with the support of our rigorous encryption technologies.
After you invest in a NAS as a file server to protect your data, there might still be a possibility of data loss in the event of human errors or any other disasters. Synology C2 offers our NAS users a plan for data availability on the cloud, thus maximizing business continuity.
Synology C2 provides a uniformed interface and user experience just like in DSM, requiring only a minimal learning curve. The intuitive design and graphic presentation of data create a smooth interaction, making all information easy to track.
Synology is an expert in data and service protection. Starting with private cloud services, we have a long history of providing reliable IT solutions for our customers. Now we are ready to step into the public cloud sector and take data protection to the next level.
It’s necessary for us to work with a trustworthy company with proven and credible technological capacity - that is Synology. Thanks to the intuitive deployment process of Synology C2 Backup, we configured our backup copies and redefined our new backup policy just in some minutes.


Question: What is the weirdest animal you can think of? Respond in 1 sentences.

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Typhisopsis claydoni is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Muricidae, the murex snails or rock snails.


Question: Describe the situation involving Ezekiel Elliott in the Broncos vs Cowboys Week 2 game.

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The Broncos defense bottled up Ezekiel Elliott, whose eight-yard rushing performance was his career worst.
I don’t like what Ezekiel Elliott did Sunday. At all.
With the Cowboys down 18 to Denver in the middle of the third quarter, Elliott, the defending NFL rushing champion, ran a route from the left slot. Quarterback Dak Prescott threw for the receiver just outside Elliott to the left, Dez Bryant; the ball went through Bryant’s hands, and Denver’s Chris Harris intercepted it. At the time of the interception, Harris was about five yards away from Elliott. Elliott immediately stopped and put his hands on his hips and didn’t chase Harris. Harris ran to his left, passing maybe four yards from Elliott at their closest point. Eventually, in a zig-zag course, Harris ran back to his right and was tackled by a Dallas lineman.
I give you the play-by-play to describe without prejudice exactly what happened on an important play in the eventual Denver rout of Dallas. Elliott stopped. Elliott did not chase the Denver interceptor, though he certainly would be instructed by any coach in the history of football to pursue the man who intercepted the ball until he was down. Elliott stood there with his hands on his hips. He did nothing.
It was a stunning lack of effort in the middle of a game that was still certainly in play. Dallas, down 28-10 at the time of the Harris interception, had six possessions after that. So often in cases like this, the player gets a pass. And very often, Dallas players get passes, because the Cowboys take chances on great players who have character or behavior or ethos flaws. Elliott might have all three of those. To give up on that play was horrendous. Dallas coach Jason Garrett has to do something about it—if he has not already. Owner Jerry Jones should back his coach 100 percent when Garrett does discipline Elliott. And if Garrett does not, then there’s something seriously wrong in Dallas.
It’s one thing to be frustrated. It’s another thing to quit. Elliott is a good football player who quit on a play. Don’t sugarcoat it. He quit on a play in the middle of a game that was still a game. And he should not be allowed to get away with it.
Maybe Elliott was frustrated at his awful day (nine carries, eight yards). Maybe the pressure of his suspension and his court case to try to overturn the suspension are getting to him. Maybe he simply doesn’t handle failure or rejection well. The 42-17 loss to Denver was an eye-opener for Cowboys players and coaches and owner Jerry Jones. But that changes nothing about what we saw in the middle of the third quarter, with the game slipping away, and one of the best players on the team giving up on a play he could have tried to make. Inexcusable.


Question: What are the habitats of whistling ducks?

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The wandering whistling duck ("Dendrocygna arcuata") is a species of whistling duck. They inhabit tropical and subtropical Australia, the Philippines, Borneo, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and the Pacific Islands.