Interested in potentially controlling more of the hardware stack, Facebook held acquisition talks with $4.5 billion market cap semiconductor company Cirrus Logic, which makes audio chips for Apple and more, The Information reports. That deal never happened, and it unclear how far the talks went given tech giants constantly keep their M teams open to discussions. But it shows how serious Facebook is taking hardware, even if Portal and Oculus sales have been slow to date.

The best series on Disney+ Hotstar come not from Disney+ or Hotstar, but rather HBO. In fact, more than half of the list below 44 to be precise come from the home of Game of Thrones. Disney+ Hotstar should probably be called HBO Go. Do I feel a sense of urgency, YES. But I urge all of us to be careful not to fuel the fire with more hate and divisiveness. Last week members of the the AdHoc Committee on Education Resource Officers (EROs) in the high schools were invited to attend a Restorative Justice Symposium sponsored by the MMSD.

For now, Trump remains angry and embarrassed, consumed with rage and grievance. He spent the weeks after the election sinking deeper and deeper into a world of conspiracy, and has continued to lash out at Republicans for perceived disloyalty. He has threatened, both publicly and privately, to spend the coming years backing primary challenges against those he feel betrayed him..

3. JDS Development, LLC, a joint venture of the Hammes Company of Madison, WI and Majestic Realty of Los Angeles CA, proposes 580,200 square feet of development including a 250,000 square foot Corporate Headquarters and Research Facility on Block 88 and an additional 107,000 of office expansion space on Block 105 for Exact Sciences of Madison, WI. An additional 65,500 square feet for a food hall, health and wellness facility, lobby, conference center and broadcast studio/digital media center is proposed on Block 88.

After the fatal shooting of Tony Robinson by MPD Officer Matt Kenney on March 6, 2015, the Common Council initiated a process to hire experts with experience in community policing, racial disparities and implicit bias and to create an ad hoc committee to review “the policies, procedures, culture and training of the Madison Police Department”. The MPD Policies and Procedures Review Ad Hoc Committee started meeting in November 2015. At our June 7, 2016 meeting, the Council amended the budget for the consultant in spite of then Chief of Police Mike Koval’s blog railing against the additional funds and threatening members of the Council.