The judge read him the riot act and made him start over.

@Tony GaultneyProbably not a great plan, because here in Minneapolis on lake street, a lot of the businesses have been burned down due to the violent riots and even apartment complexes have been destroyed leaving people homeless.

I'm turning the riots back on.

Painted brick has a quiet beauty to it, as you still get the effect of texture but the serenity of the single palate to calm down the riot of color. 

I totally get it if people just don't believe society will hit this type of disaster - that's fair, but if we truly do hit an inflection point with jobs being replaced en masse, then these folks talking about UBI along with other cultural rethinking are really talking about how to keep people who've been shoved aside by technology from rioting. 

Please spare my friend the riot act, as they realized they took a risk and lost, and they don't plan to take this risk in the future for important jobs. 

With academic credentials like that, who could doubt his forecasts ... he is so successful at predicting real estate market cycles that after 26 years of research he still works as a professor :) David, you're a riot :-)Actually he's also a principal at an investment company that manages REITS and likely significantly more wealthy than you and I.http://www.dividendcapital.com

Watching this should be worth the price of a membership by itself :) That's a riot!

He's a riot.  

Now comes the rioting and looting; and the inner cities are hammered some more.