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They still think they can fix me.

See, I'm the kind of guy that likes to live in the moment. We can't always be looking back, now can we? And instead of putting me in prison, I'm put in Arkham Asylum. They thought it would be too dangerous having me around to mastermind those criminals. Ho-ho-he-he-ha.

As if my jokes weren't getting any worse.

No, see, now I can have even better people to work with. And it's all gonna lead up to when me and Bats can meet up again. And it will happen, don't worry, don't worry.

They say I'm crazy. I'm not crazy, I'm not. I'm ahead of the curve. Schemers are crazy. Planners. People who think that they can bend the world to their own will. Tell me tell me, how often, do your, uh, plans, work out? Do you really think that, for a moment, that harpy, Mother Earth, is gonna care about your plans?

See, I realize that planning is useless. Chaos, now that's a different story. Things naturally go towards chaos. I mean, look around you. Everything is hell. All I did was give it a little push, to start rolling. The rest it did by itself.

And now they hate Bats. Now, now they throw him out. I warned you, Bats, I told you. But no, not the unstoppable force, you wouldn't give up. That's why I'm around, to give you purpose. Just like you give me. It's amazing, isn't it? I mean, that's something to smile about, right?

And Harvey. Harvey, Harvey, Harvey. I didn't have to tell you to do anything. The coin was a nice touch, I must say. Thanks to you, I've won. See, Bats may have everyone else fooled. But we know, we know the truth. You, me, Bats, even Gordon. We know how good the people of Gotham really are. Harvey, Harvey, Harvey.

And the doctors here, they still think they can fix me. I tell them, I say, there is nothing to fix. But they try and try. They are terrified of me. That's good, that's chaos. There is one doctor here who isn't, though. Harleen Quinzel. Interesting woman. She isn't a schemer. I know the schemers when I see them. That's why I've always loved Bats. He isn't a schemer. He doesn't plan, he acts. I like that.

But this doctor, this squeeze, is intrigued. I know, I can tell. I've had enough doctors poking at me over the years to know when they are just doing their job, and when they are actually listening to me. She's curious. That's good, that's very good.

I have a surprize for you, Bats. I know you can beat him, I know. But that's not the point. The point is that you will have to try. Oh, and just to make it interesting, I haven't told him anything about your being Brucie. Oh, you didn't think I knew about that? Hehe-ho! I did, I do! But I won't tell him anything. Makes it a little more interesting.
Quin-something, doctor lady, is coming again. She visits me more and more often. I must be ready for her, right? Right, right.

Why so serious?

*(edit: "I'm the kind of guy that likes to think ahead" to "I'm the kind of guy who lives in the moment")

title: Thoughts of an InSane Mind (Joker Monologue)

question: What does the story say about Gotham city?

question: Summarize Joker's emotions towards Bats?

answer: The Joker does not like schemers because he believes that planning does not work. He loves Bats because he isn't a schemer. The Joker feels that Bats does not plan, he directly acts, which is something that Joker finds interesting.

question: What does the story say about putting Joker being in prison?

question: Summarize Joker's thoughts about Harleen Quinzel.

answer: While all the other doctors are terrified of him, Harleen isn't. The Joker thinks of her as an interesting woman, a woman who isn't a schemer. He doesn't seem to hate her since he points out that she listens to him and is a curious person which is something he likes.


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Money had been tight for weeks now, and there wasn't a light at the end of the tunnel. I decided that I would find some cash, one way or another, and that my wife had to never find out.

I considered robbing a bank. After going to a few different banks, and realizing many of them had security, I thought better. I wasn't ready to risk my life or my freedom for some cash. Plus, banks had countermeasures. GPS tracking devices in the stacks, exploding ink packets, just to name a few. It wasn't worth it.

There were a few local cheque cashing places nearby. I didn't like this idea either. You never know when some cowboy with a gun will be behind the counter, ready to die for the insured cash.

I knew I didn't want to have to deal with guns. I didn't have one, and I wasn't ready to go get one either. This was going to have to be clean, and, at least mostly, non violent.

Coming home one night from staking out a bank, the opportunity presented itself. I saw a young lady, carrying a bright red deposit bag to the night drop, to the bank I was checking out. She must have worked close by, maybe even in the plaza the bank was in. She wasn't driving, and she was by herself. This would probably be the easiest robbery I could achieve.

The next few weeks I spent back tracking. Moving my car to where I saw her coming from, and then finding a new point of reference, I was able to track her down to a local bar. This was even better than I'd imagined. Bars are cash businesses. That deposit bag was not going to be full of just credit receipts.

There was a sign in the window, advertising the next fight that would air on pay-per-view, and be shown at the bar. That was going to be my night. Bars are packed on fight nights, and that would also mean she would be a bit later getting the deposit all counted. The later at night, the less chance of any witnesses.

I decided I wouldn't be able to have my car close by the night of the crime. I didn't want it made. I didn't want her to see it, and be able to identify it. I needed to make sure this never got back to me. The planning process was the most important, and something I took great pride in.

I intentionally would let her see me put the money, deposit bag and all, into a bright yellow grocery bag. I would have nothing else identifiable on me. I'd wear a mask. I would wear all black. I would approach her from behind on a bike. I made sure to get new bearings on the bike, it was almost silent. I painted the bike black, with no logos.

It went exactly as I had hoped. As she turned into the parking lot the bank was in, there was a tall shrub, that obstructed the view of the cameras. I came up behind her and threw myself off the bike, and tackled her to the ground. By the time she knew what was happening I had my hand over her mouth. As she looked at my masked face, into my eyes, she knew. She knew exactly what was happening. I told her calmly not to scream, or I would hurt her. She believed me, and I felt her stop struggling, and almost go limp. I told her I only wanted the money, and if she didn't fight me, she would be fine. She nodded. I grabbed the deposit bag out of her hand, and placed it in the bright yellow bag. I knew she would remember this bag and when she called the police they would be looking for it. I took her cell phone, and pulled the battery out and tossed it into the bushes and gave her the phone back. I told her I didn't want to cost her money, that she should be able to find the battery. She nodded, tears in her eyes.

I told her I wasn't going to tie her up, but if I saw her following me, or if I saw her run, I would find her and kill her. I pulled her license out of her purse and looked at her address. She knew I wasn't messing around. I told her if she screamed when I let go of her mouth, she wouldn't ever be heard from again. And I let her go. She held back a scream, a weep. I picked up the bike, and with the yellow bag on the handle bars, I took off.

When I looked back, she wasn't following, but I could see her in the bush, looking for her battery.

I figured it would take at least forty seconds to reboot the phone, at least three minutes, probably longer, for the police to respond. I made my way to my first stop. An ally. I had planted a bright white bike, with lots of distinct markings. I lost the mask, and took off my outer layer of black clothing, exposing my bright blue shirt, and my green warm up pants. I looked like the 90s. I took the deposit bag out of the yellow shopping bag, and placed it under my shirt, where I very quickly taped it to my chest.

I was on my way out of the ally, back towards the crime scene, when I heard sirens in the distance. My timing was spot on.

I peddled back towards the bar my victim worked at, where there was still a group of rowdy drunks outside. I went past them about three blocks, to my car. I left the bike outside a local shelter, and walked across the street, got into my car, and went home.

When I got home, I went upstairs and kissed my wife on the forehead, and told her everything was going to be alright.

"I know, I've been trying to get a hold of you all night. I bought a ticket, we won!"

We had won the lottery.

title: [RF] The Crime

question: What was the narrator scared to let his wife know what he was doing?

answer:
The narrator is out of money. His family is in dire straits financially. He had considered robbing a bank to get some money but he is scared of getting caught and going to prison. Instead of a bank, he opted to steal from a small bar where he knows the security isn't great since they entrust a woman (without any bodyguards) for their cash deposits.

It is safe to say that this is a man that still values his reputation and doesn't want anything that would soil his public image or destroy his family.


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STAPLES HOLLOW is a valley in Ste. Genevieve County in the U.S. state of Missouri.[1] The upper reaches of the valley lie just east of U.S. Route 61 north of Bloomsdale at and the valley stream flows northeast to enter the Mississippi River floodplain at Clement where it joins Establishment Creek at .[2][3]

Staples Hollow has the name of the Staples family of settlers.[4]

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title: Staples Hollow

question: What would be a reasonable way to drive to Staples Hollow?

answer: The valley is near U.S. Route 61, so taking it and following the road markers would be reasonable.

question: Where is Staples Hollow?

answer: It's to the east of U.S. Route 61.

question: Where does the name of the valley come from?

answer: It's from the Staples family of settlers.

question: Which state is Staples Hollow in?

answer: It's in Missouri.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Staples Hollow is a valley in Sainte Genevieve County in Missouri. The valley's upper reaches lie to the east of U.S. Route 61. The valley's name comes from the Staples family of settlers.


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STANFORD SHEROCK KEGLAR (born July 4, 1985) is an American football linebacker who is currently a free agent. He was drafted by the Tennessee Titans in the fourth round of the 2008 NFL Draft. He played college football at Purdue.

Early years

Stanford Sherock Keglar was born on July 4, 1985 in Indianapolis, Indiana.[1] Playing at Pike High School in Indianapolis, Indiana, he was coached by former Purdue defensive back Ken Coudret.[2] As a junior, he had 72 tackles, four sacks, four fumble recoveries and one interception.[3] During his senior season, Keglar totaled 83 tackles, five sacks, two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and one interception.[4] After the season, he was named honorable mention All-State, First-Team All County and First Team All-Conference.[5] He was ranked as the eighth best college football prospect in Indiana and the 26th best linebacker by _Rivals.com_.[6] During his high school years he also participated in track & field as well as swimming and was sectional winner in the 50 freestyle.[7]

College career

2003

Keglar played in only one game as a freshman at Purdue before suffering a high ankle sprain and missing the rest of the season.[8]

2004

During his sophomore year, he started all 12 games.[9] Keglar recorded 61 tackles, three pass breakups, and one forced fumble.[10] Against Notre Dame he had a career high seven tackles.[11]

2005

As a junior, Keglar appeared in 10 games, starting six.[12] He ranked fourth on the team with 50 tackles and added one sack and a pass breakup.[13] On September 17 against Arizona he equaled his career high with seven tackles.[14]

2006

Appearing in all 14 games and starting 10 as a senior at Purdue, Keglar had 69 tackles, five pass breakups, one interception, one forced fumble and a fumble recovery.[15] Keglar broke his career high in tackles with 10 against Ball State.[16] He had a team high nine tackles in the Champs Sports Bowl against Maryland.[17]

Professional career

Tennessee Titans

Keglar was drafted by the Tennessee Titans in the fourth round of the 2008 NFL Draft. He was signed on July 15, 2008.[18] In 13 games as a rookie he totaled 12 tackles.[19] On September 5, 2010, Keglar was waived by Tennessee.

Houston Texans

Keglar signed with the Houston Texans on October 25, 2010. He was cut on September 3, 2011.

Minnesota Vikings

Keglar was signed by the Vikings on May 29, 2013. He was cut on June 27, 2013.

Vikings re-signed Keglar again on August 6, 2013 after cutting Nathan Williams.[20] Keglar was again released by the Vikings on August 26, 2013 (along with 12 others) to get to a 75-man roster.[21]

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title: Stanford Keglar

question: Summarize possible negative moments in Keglar's career.

answer: While Keglar was a freshman at Purdue, he suffered an ankle sprain and missed the rest of the football season after one game. In September 2010, he was released by the Tennessee Titans. After less than a year, he was cut by the Houston Texans in September 2011. In 2013, he was signed and cut by the Vikings in less than a month. They signed him again in the same year, but again cut him in less than a month.

question: Summarize Keglar's high school years.

answer: Keglar participated in football, track and field, and swimming during his time at Pike High School in Indianapolis, Indiana. During his junior year football season, he had 72 tackles, four sacks, four fumble recoveries, and one interception. In his senior season, he had 83 tackles, five sacks, two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, and one interception.  After this season he was named honorable mention All State, First Team All County, First Team All Conference, ranked the eighth best college football prospect in Indiana, and ranked 26th best linebacker.

question: Summarize Keglar's best football season in college.

answer: Keglar's best football season in college occurred during his senior year. He appeared in all 14 games and starting 10. He had 69 tackles, five pass breakups, one interception, one forced fumble, and a fumble recovery. He had a team high nine tackles in the Champs Sports Bowl against Maryland, and broke his career high in tackles with 10 against Ball State.

question: What does the text say about Keglar's personal life?


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Hulu officially announced the launch of its live TV streaming service this morning at its Upfront presentation in New York, after earlier promising its “under $40” offering would arrive sometime this spring. The service — which is actually $39.99 per month — has a robust channel lineup, cloud DVR and combines Hulu’s existing on-demand library, including its Originals, with streaming TV and on-demand content from its broadcast partners. However, a key part to the new service is the revamped, redesigned Hulu experience.

Though Hulu’s new user interface made its debut at CES earlier this year, the company didn’t allow press to try the service for themselves at that time. Over the months since, a number of Hulu beta testers were allowed to demo the service and offer early feedback. But today’s launch is still considered a beta, as Hulu is continuing to tweak many of the details.

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At first glance, the service feels like a worthy upgrade from the existing Hulu app, which was starting to seem a little dated. The new interface instead has a mobile-first focus, with swipeable screens, larger imagery and (planned) support for push notification reminders and alerts.

But the devil is in the details, as they say.

Upgrading challenges

There are a couple of things to know if you’re interested in upgrading to the live TV service. For starters, it’s not yet available on every platform. At launch, you can stream Hulu’s live TV on Apple TV, Xbox One and Chromecast, as well as iOS and Android mobile devices. Support for other major platforms, including Roku, Amazon Fire TV/Fire TV Stick and Samsung Smart TVs, is coming soon.

I initially ran into another gotcha, too. I had subscribed to Hulu through my Roku, which prevented me from being able to upgrade to the new service. Until Roku is supported, the workaround would be to cancel your account, wait for the account to expire, then re-sign up. But that may take weeks as your account is not immediately switched off — you still have access through the billing cycle. (For the purposes of this review, I had to get help from Hulu.)

Onboarding

When you first sign into your Live TV account, Hulu will walk both existing customers and newcomers through an onboarding experience designed to customize Hulu to your preferences.

Here, users are prompted to import their existing WatchList if available, and then go through screens where they tell Hulu more about their interests. Some of the interest categories are broad — like Crime & Justice, Sci-Fi, Late Night, Action & Adventure, or News & Headlines — while others are more niche. For example, there are two categories for reality TV — one for celeb reality shows and the other for reality competition shows.

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You can also pick your favorite channels through the onboarding experience. I’m not sold on the idea that we should still be tracking favorite channels — after all, the new Hulu is supposed to be about following the content you like, not networks.

The app

The main Hulu app is organized into five main sections, accessible from the bottom of the screen: HOME, MY STUFF, BROWSE, SEARCH and PROFILE (settings).

Home is where you kick-off your Hulu experience and is the company’s big bet on personalization. It’s not immediately obvious, but the section on your home screen called “Lineup” is meant to be a mix of the shows, movies and sports programming it knows you like (because you’ve favorited or watched) along with recommendations it thinks you’ll like. At first, this screen may have some misses, but the promise is that it will get better in time the more you use Hulu.

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However, as many Hulu users have been conditioned to seek out and watch on-demand content, it may feel odd at first to start here with a screen designed for serendipitous discovery — especially when it’s getting things wrong.

As you move through the Home screen, you can dive into other sections, like “Continue Watching” to pick up where you left off, “My Channels” (which shows you what’s on now on your favorite stations), Sports, TV, Movies, Kids, News, Featured Movies, Hulu Originals and other suggested categories. In total, it’s 13 swipes to reach the end of the Home screen.

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_Above: Flipping through Hulu’s Home screen_

Unfortunately, you can’t customize this Home screen to remove any of the default categories here, which is a bummer if you’re not into sports or don’t have kids and don’t want to see these categories.

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As you scroll further to the right, Hulu offers other suggestions of things you may like to watch. For now, Hulu is suggesting a lineup of shows under the “Dark Futures” category heading and another called “Magic of Disney.” The company says that these are editorial collections everyone sees at launch, but you’ll receive more personalized suggestions like this in time.

Mixing live and on demand

Hulu’s Home screen may work for people who don’t really have a show or movie in mind they want to see, and are just generally interested in finding something to watch right now. It blurs the line between live television and on demand — only marking its live TV content with a little green lightning bolt and the text “Watch Live.”

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I’m not sure the average streaming service user arrives with the desire to first browse suggestions, though. Once you make the decision to ditch cable, you generally make watching TV a less passive experience. When you log onto a streaming service, you tend to _first_ follow your favorites and _then_ look for recommendations when you’ve binged your way past the shows you had been tracking and now want something new.

I’m also not fully convinced that combining favorites and recommendations across both live TV and on demand into a confusingly named “Lineup” makes sense. Granted, this is just my day-one gut reaction, but something about the Home screen feels wrong. I’m not sure if it would have been better to place your “My Stuff” into the Home section along with a “Watch Now” list of live TV recommendations, or if it just bugs me that “Lineup” is the place you start.

“Lineup” is basically Hulu thinking its recommendation technology is going to be so good that it’s the first thing you’ll want to see when you log in. But in reality, I’m coming to Hulu either for a specific piece of content, or — now — the desire to flip around live TV to see if something good is on.

Finding content through the Search and Browse screens

The rest of Hulu’s interface is fairly self-explanatory — a Search screen helps you find channels, movies and shows, and see trending searches as before. The Browse screen lets you discover content by Networks, TV Shows, Movies, Originals, Kids, Sports or Genres.

It seems sort of odd that the categories Sports, TV Shows, Movies and Kids are in both “Browse” and “Home” — I think that’s overkill. Hulu seems to think people wouldn’t figure out how to find these high-level categories on their own, so it added them to the Home screen. But there it feels like clutter.

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Tracking sports teams

Though I’m not a huge sports fan myself, Hulu’s new interface does offer a handy way to track your favorite teams so you won’t miss their games. There’s a “Teams” section under “My Stuff,” but you can’t search and add those teams from this interface.

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Instead, you have to search for the teams from the Search screen, tap onto a search result, then tap the plus (+) sign to add it to your Teams. Not ideal, but once it’s set up, you can follow your favorites through “My Stuff” at any time.

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_Above: How to track a team_

The idea with following your Teams is not only to make it easier to find the games you want to see when you tune into Hulu, but also to alert you to games that are about to start so you can tune in or record them. This will work with favorite TV shows, too. Unfortunately, push notifications are not available during the beta.

Cloud DVR

The implementation of the cloud DVR is also a little odd. You might have expected the DVR to have its own button at the bottom of the screen, but instead the “Manage DVR” section is the very last item on the “My Stuff” screen — you have to swipe more than six times to find it.

While you can play content from the DVR on this screen, it’s obvious Hulu doesn’t want you to.

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Instead, the way you’re meant to use the DVR is not by going to a “DVR” section but rather by adding items to “My Stuff” via the plus (+) button. This is confusing because the plus is also the same button you use to favorite content for later viewing.

For example, if you tap the plus sign on a non-current TV series in Hulu’s library, that show will be added to “My Stuff,” but not create recordings. If you plus a current-season show, Hulu will record new episodes only.

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Testing this feature on a show that has an on-demand library, syndicated re-runs and current airings (“Grey’s Anatomy”), I found that Hulu aggregated all the episodes it had in its library or was planning to air live.

You could then switch between seasons from the show’s Episodes page (Seasons 6-8 in re-runs or the current season 13). However, if you wanted to watch a particular syndicated re-run, you’d have to add that episode by adding it individually to “My Stuff.” For its current season, Hulu had all episodes on demand, and will add to this as new ones air on ABC.

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_Above: How to record a re-run_

The way to record re-runs feels overly complex. While I understand that Hulu doesn’t want you to clog your DVR with re-runs for a show that’s still airing, it seems that it would be easier to allow those who _do_ want to watch all the re-runs to simply tap a single button to add an entire back season to their “My Stuff.” (In other words, instead of tapping the individual re-run of a “Grey’s” episode on Lifetime, you could tap “Record Season.”)

This would be especially helpful for those who are working their way through a TV series, but are behind what’s live. Often, to get caught up on non-Netflix shows, you have to buy a season from Amazon Video or iTunes to see the episodes you missed. But if _some_ of those back seasons are on Hulu, you could just record them and save your money.

Recording live TV

It was also not immediately obvious how to record a live program you’re watching now. According to Hulu’s documentation, you have to pause the show, then tap the plus sign. But in testing, there was no plus sign to tap! Instead, you have to first tap the “FLIPTRAY” button on the pause screen, and then you’ll see the option to add the show to “My Episodes.”

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This seems, well, wrong. The recording option should be right on the pause screen, not hidden away underneath the FLIPTRAY button.

And secondly, I don’t know why things can’t just be labeled “record.” Given that Hulu is now a mix of on-demand streamable content and live TV, I think it should be more obvious and differentiated whether you’re _favoriting_ something (to stream later on demand) or _explicitly asking_ Hulu to use up your recording space to save a particular episode.

Hulu wants to blur this distinction, but I think that’s doing a disservice to users.

FLIPTRAY?

FLIPTRAY, by the way, feels even more experimental. It has two sections: “Up Next” and “Live.” When you’re watching a live TV show, you can think of “Up Next” as a guide to what’s going to air next on that channel. But when you’re watching on-demand content it seems to be a list of related suggestions. (You like “Battlestar Galactica?” Well, try “Elysium.”)

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The “Live” section, meanwhile, is a scrollable list of what’s on now. The same list can be found under Browse –> Networks –> Live. (Because Hulu likes putting the same things in two places!)

Hulu has said that it wants to move away from people worrying about whether a show is on-demand or live — it’s all just TV — and some of its design decisions honor that vision. But putting a way to browse live TV right within the now playing window is like trying to remind users at every stopping point that, _hey, we’re a live TV service! Watch now!  _

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Still a beta

Hulu has definitely broken away from other streaming services — both on demand and live TV — with its new interface. But its Home screen experience could still be more personalized and feels misaligned with the way you browse the rest of Hulu’s app.

Today, the way you flip through content on Home is different from its other sections, which can be jarring. On Home, as you flip through the Lineup, TV Shows or Movies, etc., a show or movie’s imagery takes over the entire screen. It’s a more immersive experience, but it’s also a bit time-consuming to browse this way.

Meanwhile, all the other sections rely on more traditional thumbnails of the show, movie or channel, which lets it better utilize the screen space. It’s like Hulu wanted to try a new way to browse on mobile, but then couldn’t fully commit. (And to be honest, there’s a reason why all the other services go the thumbnail route: it’s efficient. Home is pretty, but definitely not speedy.)

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Then there are the little tweaks — like the hidden record option or the option to tap once to add a season to your lineup — that could make Hulu easier to use.

And can we talk about this light font choice? It’s hard to see on the TV:

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Finally, it remains to be seen if Hulu’s larger design decisions — like minimizing the DVR’s existence and recording functionality — will confuse users or make the service feel simpler in the long run.

Hulu’s live TV service is still in beta, so much could change between now and its public launch.

question: What was Hulu's primary service prior to this announcement?

answer: They streamed curated and pre-selected content.

question: What will they do now?

answer: Offer live streaming services.

question: How much will it cost subscribers per month?

answer: $39.99

question: Which devices support this service?

answer: Apple TV, Xbox One and Chromecast, as well as iOS and Android mobile devices.

question: Write a ~5 sentence summary.

answer: Hulu, a premier streaming service not dissimilar to Netflix, is now adding the option for subscribers to stream live television as well. The upgrade costs $39.99 per month, and will feature access to channels from broadcast partners. One con of this is that not every device you may use for streaming is supported  by Hulu. Apple TV, Xbox One and Chromecast, as well as iOS and Android mobile devices are all supported, whereas common devices used for streaming such as Roku are not. Another con is that you can't customize your Hulu live tv homescreen, which may feel chaotic for some users.


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We were far off the path of our walk home when we reached the construction site. The two Sophomores led the way, finally stopping at a chain linked fence.
	“Alright,” the taller one said. “Its just through here.” He pointed to a gap in the fence were the wire was torn away. It was a pretty sizable hole to fit through, which reinforced the idea that I shouldn’t be doing this.
	“Before we go, can you first tell us what you want to show us” stated my friend, who was beginning to sound agitated.
	“I already told you guys that we literally cannot tell you. We can’t. Why don’t you have a little patience?”
	“Well, being completely honest, this sounds extremely suspicious and we really don’t know you guys that well.”
	The second sophomore sighed. “It’s broad day light and were in the middle of the fucking city, what are we gonna do?” He did have a point.
	There was silence for a moment, then my friend said “Fine, but this better be worth it” and climbed through. I followed, going head first and scratching my leg on one of the loose wires. I stood up and was now in the middle of an empty construction site. I looked back to find the two sophomores climbing through the whole. They proceeded to stand up, dust off their pants, and start jogging towards a pile of bricks and dirt nearby. They reached it in seconds, looked down behind it, then called back to us. “Its still here, come on”. We walked over to finally see this ‘thing’ we had walked all this way for, and well...
	Now, I can’t really describe it, except for the fact that it was...well not really glowing but more of emitting light. Oh, and it was pretty small two. It was just...kinda there in the middle of the dirt behind the pile of rubble. I stared at it for a while, but my brain was coming up short. The image wasn’t really going through, but I wasn’t getting a head ache or anything. It felt like free fall in my thoughts, or more of just empty space in my mind. Finally, I turned to the Sophomore and asked the most basic question.
	“Well, what is it”.
	“Can you tell me what it is?”
	“Not really”
	“And I can’t tell you”
	So we sat there and stared at it. I was mesmerized by it, and my brain had given up trying to make any sense of what it was seeing. After a couple minutes of staring, I asked if anyone else knew about this. “Yeah” he said. “Why do you think no one else is here. They shut it down when they found out about it.”
	“And no ones doing anything about it?”
	“I bet their sending someone out soon to check it out.”
	We left five minutes later, and to this day and still don’t know exactly what I was looking at, but I found it easiest to just except the fact that I didn’t understand it, and honestly I probably never will.

title: I don't have a name for this

question: How many and what is the age of the people heading to the construction site?

answer: 4 people: Two sophomores, the narrator and his friend. The sophomores should be in their second year of college, around 19 or 20 years old. The narrator and his friend is probably freshmen in the same college, so around 18 years old, and on their way home.

question: How was the glowing rock discovered on the construction site?

answer: The rock was in the dirt behind a pile of rubble inside a fenced-off and inactive construction site. It was probably found during ground excavation on the construction site. The theory is that, when the rock was discovered, the construction site was shut down and that someone is on their way to examine it and determine a way forward.

question: What is the likely gender of the narrator?

answer: The narrator is probably male. This can be deduced mainly due to the lack of flirting with the sophomores in the story and the fact that the narrator is never unsafe, although uncertain at times.

question: What is the point of no return for the two following the sophomores?

answer: When they climbed through the hole in the fence to the empty construction site, the narrator and his friends raised concerns and asked for more information. One of the sophomores pointed out that there was little risk to their safety and that they could not give them more information. This quelled the doubts of the narrator's friend and they climbed through the fence.

question: How is the reader supposed to feel about the narrator?

answer: Probably intrigued by the narrator after the bizarre experience of the glowing rock and the total lack of knowledge on it. The narrator admits that he chose to accept that he might never know the truth. The reader is possibly supposed to feel that the narrator is brave for admitting this.

question: Describe the narrator's emotional journey.

answer: The story starts with the narrator being uneasy about being led to an abandoned construction by two older men. This changes to curiosity at the lack of answers that the sophomores provided on what they were going to show them. Then the narrator is totally surprised at the glowing rock and mesmerized when he realizes what the implications are.


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Anna flipped the laundry basket over, dumping the newly-cleaned clothes onto her bed, before hurrying back outside to retrieve the rest off the clothesline. She had noticed that certain pieces of clothing had gone missing over the past few weeks, and wanted to make sure it didn’t happen again today. Hurridly, she grabbed the remaining garments and stuffed them into the basket, until the line hung empty.

Her friends, when told about the missing clothes, had all critisized her on her use of a clothesline in lieu of a modern drying machine. Anna had replied that she didn’t have the money to buy a dryer, and honestly didn’t want one, as the clothesline did the job just fine for free. However, the missing clothes were beginning to make her think about changing her mind.

Tossing the laundry on the bed, she busied herself with sorting and folding the various shirts, pants, and undergarments. Sure enough, something new was missing. A pair of jeans that she had just recently bought, and was quite fond of. Exasperation set in as she shoved the clothes into their drawers. Of all the things I have around here to steal, why my clothes?

Back outside, Anna carefully approached where the clothesline was. Perhaps, she figured, there might be a few footprings, or other incriminating clues, as to the culprit responsible. Unfortunately, grass grew under and all around the wash area. Her entire property, for that matter, was green.

Anna turned to walk back inside, nearly tripping over a sleeping dog. She glared.

“Tony, you really could bark every once in a while, you know, if you see anything. Those were my favorite jeans.”

The dog lifted his head, blinking slowly, then smiled with his tongue hanging out. Anna rolled her eyes, then made her way back inside the house.

Tony could hear her opening and closing drawers and cubboards, on the off-chance she had misplaced her missing garments. He put his head back in his paws, and licked his chops.

"Yeah, they were my favorite so far, too."

title: Man's Best Friend, Not Woman's.

question: Who is Tony?

answer: Tony is Anna's dog.

question: What is Anna's problem?

answer: Anna's problem is that clothes keep disappearing.

question: Why doesn't Anna want a dryer?

answer: Anna doesn't want a dryer because they're expensive and a clothesline works just fine.

question: What has been happening to the laundry?

answer: Tony has been eating the laundry.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Anna gets her clothes from the clothesline and finds a pair of jeans is missing. This has been happening a lot, and she scolds her dog for not barking at intruders. It is revealed that the dog has been eating the laundry.


text:
Reuters is reporting in an exclusive that President Trump is expected to sign executive orders regarding immigration from middle eastern countries.

Donald Trump repeatedly called for tougher vetting standards from countries where terrorists are known to come from while he was campaigning for President.

From Reuters:

  President Donald Trump was expected to sign several executive orders restricting immigration on Thursday, at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, according to several congressional aides and immigration experts briefed on the matter.

  TRENDING: Crowd Erupts in Cheers as Giuliani Tells AZ State Lawmakers: "Your Political Career is Worth Losing if You Can Save the Right to Vote in America" (VIDEO)

  Trump’s orders were expected to involve restricting access to the United States for refugees and some visa holders from Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen, said the aides and experts, who asked not to be identified.

  The restrictions on refugees are likely to include a multi-month ban on admissions from all countries until the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security can make the vetting process more rigorous.

question: Why is President Trump expected to sign an executive order for immigration restrictions?

answer: He repeatedly called for tougher vetting standards from countries where terrorists are known to come from while he was campaigning to be elected.

question: What restrictions are expected?

answer: Refugees and some visa holders from Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen will have restricted access.

question: How will the restrictions apply?

answer: Refugees and some visa holders from Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen will have restricted access. The details aren't in the article.

question: What is the then-current admission process?

answer: Unknown. It's not in the scope of the article.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Reuters reports en exclusive that President Trump is expected to sign executive orders restricting access from countries where terrorists are known to come from. A ban of several months is expected while the vetting process is re-designed. The affected applicants are refugees and some visa holders from Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen.


text:
_QUEMUSIA_ is a genus of Australian intertidal spiders first described by V. T. Davies in 1998.[1]

Species

it contains four species:[2]

-   _Quemusia aquilonia_ Davies, 1998 – Australia (Queensland)
-   _Quemusia austrina_ Davies, 1998 – Australia (Queensland)
-   _Quemusia cordillera_ Davies, 1998 – Australia (New South Wales)
-   _Quemusia raveni_ Davies, 1998 – Australia (Queensland)

[1]

[2]

title: Quemusia

question: Where are Quemusia spiders found?

answer: In Australia.

question: Who described them first?

answer: V.T. Davies.

question: How many species are there?

answer: 4.

question: When were they described?

answer: In 1998.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Quemusia is a genus of Australian intertidal spiders. They contain four species and were first described in 1998 by V.T. Davies.


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[A military parade of the 3rd Division with its unit colours during an exercise in the Sambisa Forest in 2017.] 3RD ARMOURED DIVISION is a division of the Nigerian Army. The division is headquartered at Jos, Plateau State.

The 3rd Division of the Nigerian Army dates to August–September 1967 during the Nigerian Civil War. At that time 1 Area Command at Kaduna was redesignated 1 Infantry Division, 2 Division was formed under Colonel Murtala Mohammed, and the then Lagos Garrison Organisation was renamed 3 Infantry Division, later to be renamed 3 Marine Commando under Colonel Benjamin Adekunle.[1]

Then-Colonel Olusegun Obasanjo took over command of 3 Division from Benjamin Adekunle on 12 May 1969.[2] He carried out a thorough reorganisation of the division's administration and eliminated the sector level of command which had been operating between the division and brigade level.[3] He also formed a new reserve battalion, the Special Task Force, later to become 'Apollo Battalion' after the Apollo 11 moon landing of 20 July 1969, which was not to be used for ground-holding duties.[4]

  At the end of the Civil War, the three divisions of the army were reorganised into four divisions, with each controlling territories running from North to South in order to deemphasise the former regional structure. Each division thus had access to the sea thereby making triservice cooperation and logistic support easier. This deployment formula was later abandoned in favour of the present assignment of sectors to the divisions. Thus 1 Division with HQ at Kaduna is allocated the North West sector; 2 Division with HQ at lbadan South West sector, 3 Division with HQ at Jos North East sector and 82 Division with HQ at Enugu South East sector.

3rd Armoured Division was responsible in 1983 for the security of areas bordering Chad.[5]

From October 22 to 24, 2001, several hundred Army soldiers of the Yola Brigade (23 Brigade) of 3rd Armoured Division killed more than two hundred unarmed civilians and destroyed homes, shops, public buildings and other property in more than seven towns and villages in Benue State, in central eastern Nigeria. The 72nd Special Forces Battalion appears to have tried to intercede with the Yola Brigade to avoid further killings, in the midst of the events.[6]

3rd Armoured Division's headquarters is at Rukuba Cantonment, Jos, Plateau State, in the North-East, and includes 21 Armoured Brigade Maiduguri, 23 Armoured Brigade Yola, and 33 Artillery Brigades[7] (which appears to include 331 and 332 Field Artillery Regiments). 23 Brigade appears to include 231 and 232 Tank Battalions.

Main battle tanks in Nigerian service include the T-72 and T-54/55 (together seemingly 36 vehicles in service) and over 100 Vickers Mark 3s.

Currently, as of November 2018, Maj Gen Nuhu Angbazo who was the former Chief of Civil Military Affairs at the Nigerian Army Headquarters was appointed by the Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen Tukur Buratai as the General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the 3 Division. His appointment came few days after co-hosting a social media event in Port Harcourt with Security Affairs Analyst and Defence Correspondent, Austin Peacemaker (CEO 'Security Affairs' www.securityaffairstvs.com) for bloggers, online journalists and social media influencers in a bid to cub fake news and promote balanced reportage in the armed forces of Nigeria. Gen Angbazo is described as an exceptional officer and a strategic leader by all his colleagues in the Army.

Notes

[1] General Olusegun Obasanjo, 'My Command: An Account of the Nigerian Civil War 1967-70,' Heinemann, Ibadan/London/Nairobi, p.18 (Via Joint Services Command and Staff College Library)

[2] Obasanjo, My Command, Prestige (paperback), 1980, 83-84.

[3] Obasanjo, 1980 paperback edition, 92-114, 123-126.

[4] Obasanjo, 1980 paperback edition, 126-7. This Special Task Force should not be confused with a previous Special Task Force that was a provisional brigade that was eliminated in the process of eliminating the sectors.

[5] Jimi Peters, The Nigerian military and the state, I.B. Tauris, 1997, p.174, via Google Books

[6] Human Rights Watch, [Military Revenge in Benue: A Population Under Attack, April 2002, Vol 14 (2) A.

[7] Nigerian Army 3 Division, verified October 2008

title: 3rd Division (Nigeria)

question: Where is the 3rd Armoured Division of the Nigerian Army headquartered?

answer: Jos, Plateau State.

question: When was the 3rd Division created?

answer: September 1967.

question: What conflict was occurring in September 1967?

answer: The Nigerian Civil War.

question: What main battle tanks are in the Nigerian service?

answer: The T-72 and the T-54/55 (about 36 vehicles) and over 100 Vickers Mark 3s.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: This article is about the 3rd Division of the Nigerian Army. It discusses the history of the division and some of its specifications, equipment and personnel.


text: It was Harry’s first shifter speed-dating experience. As soon as he sat down the woman asked maturely, “So what can you do?” He closed his eyes and let his body transform. His skin darkened, his chest barreled, and his muscles bulged. “Very nice,” she purred. He gestured to her with his gorilla finger. Her skin grew black fur as she licked her hand, now become a paw. But Harry checked his watch. He wasn’t interested in dating cougars.

title: The Dating Jungle [78 words]

question: What is speed dating?

answer: It is sitting down in a brief allotment of time to see if there is interest in pursuing the other person, and vice-versa.

question: What is literal about this story?

answer: Harry and his date literally turn into what they are or want to project-Harry transforms into a gorilla; she, a cougar.

question: Why does Harry check his watch?

answer: He wants the date to be over.

question: What does the woman's turning into a cougar imply, metaphorically?

answer: She is an older and/or mature woman who is looking for a younger mate.


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“*In the beginning, there was the Room.  Then from the room came the Rule and Man.  Man learned from the rule, and from the rule, built upon the planet*.”   This was the opening line of The Rule, a preamble to how people should act around The Room.  The rule was simple “*You may enter the room one for every cycle, but you may never tell anyone what you see inside*” From this rule, the wise rulers and scientists of the nations of man entered the Room, and from their experiences, they developed a civilization.  Many years passed in this manner until one man entered the Room.  He was sent from a small village after winning a lottery and entered the temple, like the others, naked and empty-handed.  For it is known that the Room provides for all who enter.  As The One approached the great steel door, he heard otherworldly noises as ancient gears sprang to life, swinging open the metal door and bearing the maw within.  Quickly and quietly, the man entered, unsure about what would happen next.  Suddenly, the door slammed shut and light began emanating from the walls.  In the room he learned about the technology kept inside the room of a past civilization.  As he prepared to leave, he was approached by a figure.  This new man was as ancient as the Room itself, but he flashed a knowing, mischievous, and lively smile.  As he introduced himself as “The King” he gave The One a new machine and then disappeared in a blink.  This machine was one that no one had created before; it could capture images with far superior speed and appearance to even the best artist, and with it, The One captured every inch of the room in the image machine, and then donned the coat over the clothes given to him by one of the machines of the room, and left.

After he performed the necessary ceremonies, The One stole back to his village a continent away from the one the Room was on.  Once there, he began building his own Room, but this time it would be open to all.  The other people in the village, and soon many others, backed The One’s venture, and scientists lent their own ingenuity to create a Room even better than the one before.  Once completed, the Room stood grander that the one before.  It became the heart of a University, and soon word reached the Original Room’s teachers and scholars.  In anger for this blasphemy, the teachers and scholars tried to get people to leave the new room, citing everything from loss of tradition to an outbreak of Lyme disease.  But the ones who already entered the room and learned from it knew better.

Unfortunately, those who didn’t know better sided with tradition, and soon a great conflict split the world down the middle.  Great armies clashed, each man wielding a weapon from one of the Rooms, each being more devastating than the last.  After a long and bitter struggle, the scholars of the Old Room began to slip, but instead of loose, they unleashed the secret weapon of the Room.  As orbital strikes prepared to ignite the planet into hellfire, The One issued an order.  This order was spoken from his secure bunker inside the New Room, the bunker contained only the most important creations of humanity: Longevity, Human cloning, communication, and some small things, like some paper, and old Camera that he kept on his desk.  The order issued was one that scared the receiving General, because he knew what would happen if he issued it.  Knowing it was for the greater good, he activated The One’s orbital strikes as well.  Just like everything else from the New Room, it had been improved on from the original and when the strikes hit, just for a second, everything was peaceful, as each side realizes what the other had done.  Then the planet stopped living.  Everything was destroyed in the same instant.  The earth was lifeless, even the Rooms themselves were wiped out.  The only thing left standing was the bunker where The One had been.  As he looked at video feeds across the lifeless wastes, he smiled.  This smile that he would have recognized had there been a mirror nearby, but why would a King care about his appearance when all his subjects were ash.

He began working on a way to clone humans and let them again populate the planet.  After years of working, simple life returned to the planet and he decided it was time to releases his humans upon it.  After they went off to re-populate the earth, he finally got the punch line of a joke he had told himself once.  He sat down at a bench with his paper and began writing with a smile on his face and a camera around his neck: “*In the beginning, there was the Room…*”

title:
The Room and The Man (822 words)
(I have never submitted anything before, so suggest whatever you want)

question: What was the one rule for entering the Room?

answer: People could enter the room once every cycle, but must never tell anyone what they saw inside.

question: What did the One do when he went into the Room?

answer: He received a camera from the King and took pictures of it.

question: How did the scholars of the original room react when the One built another Room?

answer: They wanted to destroy it, so they tried to discredit it.

question: How did the war end?

answer: Probably by weapons of mass destruction.

question: Write a ~4 sentence summary.

answer: The text is a short story about a room full of knowledge. One day, a man (The One) goes into the room, takes pictures of it, and builds another room just like it. The scholars from the original room want to destroy it, so war breaks out, ending in mass destruction. From the ashes, the One releases new people (clones) to repopulate the earth and start a new cycle.


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In a bid to keep pace with Activision’s front-running Call of Duty, competitor EA devised a two-tiered approach: Give its star first-person shooter franchise, Battlefield, the stage every other year, and alternate it with Medal of Honor, a once-glorious series that has struggled to match the quality and excitement of its early World War II games. The studio tasked with this revival, Danger Close, was given many of the necessary tools to compete on this hyper-competitive genre: two years of development, a decent marketing budget to drive awareness, and the keys to the powerful Frostbite 2 engine. Even with all of these advantages, Medal of Honor: Warfighter more resembles an untrained insurgent trying to figure out a state-of-the-art rocket launcher than a Tier 1 soldier.

Given the relatively short campaigns of modern shooters (this one clocks in at around six hours), multiplayer often makes or breaks these games. Warfighter tries to carve a niche in the overcrowded market by hedging its bet between the fast-paced, lone-wolf action of Call of Duty and the team-oriented approach of Battlefield. With a healthy assortment of unlockable weapon attachments, comprehensive stat tracking, player progression, and five game modes, Warfighter checks off all the multiplayer boxes. Danger Close just forgot to bring the gameplay.

The setup is promising. Players choose between six classes – sniper, spec ops, point man, heavy gunner, demolitions, and assaulter. Classes are distinguished by their class abilities and support actions (kill streaks). Once you choose your class, you are paired up with another person to form a two-man Fireteam. The ability to resupply and heal your teammate encourages pairs to work closely together, and when your partner is gunned down, his killer appears with a red halo around him so you can exact revenge.

The Fireteam construct is a great building block, but with inconsistent hit detection, sluggish movement, and a confusing user interface that obfuscates what new weapons or attachments you’ve unlocked, the multiplayer has its share of problems. Danger Close even bungles the basics, like respawn locations and terrain navigation. The game allows you to spawn next to your fellow fireteam member when he or she isn’t engaged in direct combat, but when playing modes like Hotspot (which charges you with attacking or defending various locations), choosing the “fall back” option occasionally respawns you directly into the line of mortar fire or right next to an enemy.

Outside of the occasional chopper appearances that become available as high-tier support actions, the concentrated maps keep the focus on infantry battles. Some maps give the appearance of being open, but thanks to invisible barriers that prevent you from leaping over certain fences or taking cover in patch of grass on the other side of a short embankment, they largely play as a network of corridors.

Most of the objective based game modes stress strategy and cooperation, and Danger Close includes a hardcore modifier called Real Ops that allows you to experience two of the modes with the HUD elements pared down and friendly fire turned on. I thought my favorite mode was going to be Combat Mission, which operates like a streamlined rush mode with only three M-com stations to destroy, but the boundaries that prevent the defending team from venturing too close to the attacking team’s respawn camp are ill-defined and located way too close to the control point. My preferred mode is the sport-like Home Run, a 10-round competition where teams alternate defending two flags. Each player is only given one life per round, so the stakes are high.

Like the multiplayer, the single-player mode botches most of its mission objectives. Danger Close includes all the ingredients of the blockbuster shooter recipe – explosive set pieces, cinematic cutscenes, and a replayable tutorial mission ripped straight out of Call of Duty 4 – but the lack of creativity, sloppy execution, and a jingoistic narrative derail the experience. The only redeeming feature Warfighter brings is the slick secondary scope mechanic that allows you to switch between two different magnified scopes on the same rifle, which is great for alternating between close and ranged combat.

The globetrotting campaign tours terrorist hot spots like Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia, and the Philippines, but the weak narrative thread barely holds these disparate missions together. To help deliver authenticity to the experience, Danger Close enlisted real Tier 1 soldiers to write the story, but rather than give us insight into moral, emotional, and physical tolls combat takes on soldiers and their families, the game falls back on heavy-handed tropes that paint war in the most simplistic hues.

Outside of a few thrilling (but out-of-place) car chase sequences that would feel more at home in a James Bond or Jason Bourne game, Warfighter brings nothing new to the table. The level design is painfully linear, and Danger Close puts a strange over-emphasis on breaching techniques. The laughable enemy AI is prone to taking cover from grenades in the middle of the street, and your oblivious squad members set up shop in your line of sight or even push you out of cover because they are scripted to position themselves in that spot. The occasional audio glitches, ugly building textures, and awkward lighting choices prove Danger Close isn’t comfortable controlling the powerful Frostbite 2 engine, as well. I even experienced a checkpoint bug that forced me to restart an entire level.

The uninspired single-player campaign, uneven multiplayer execution, and rampant presence of glitches undermine Medal of Honor: Warfighter’s efforts to join the Tier 1 of military shooters. If Danger Close keeps executing this poorly, this once-loved series may be dangerously close to being put in a casket.

question: What is EA's star first person shooter franchise?

answer: EA's star first person shooter franchise is Battlefield.

question: How many players form a Fireteam?

answer: A Fireteam consists of two players.

question: What differences does Real Ops mode have compared to the regular modes?

answer: Real Ops removes some HUD elements and turns on friendly fire.

question: Does the author recommend Warfighter?

answer: No, the author does not recommend Warfighter.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: The author is reviewing Medal of Honor: Warfighter, EA's newest first person shooter. The author makes notes of where the game stands out from similar games, but is ultimately unimpressed due to glitchy gameplay and uninspired story.


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Her feet burn as she walks down the pavement. Her hands rest upon her very pregnant stomach and her shirt that was stained from dirt and sweat. Sarah runs her toes through the puddle of blood that had collected by a sewer run off to soothe her sore feet. She lowers her head and watches her feet as she passes the little boy that is screaming under the stop sign, his body is covered in scabs and blisters.

Amongst the screaming of the demons that soar like vultures in the ashy sky, which would occasionally mutilate a person with its claws or tackle them and rip their flesh with their rows of tiny pointed teeth, she stares at Bryson’s house across the street.

Gene and Tommy are sitting in a dying maple tree on a September afternoon. Hey, Tommy. Look at that girl down there,” Gene says as he nudges Tommy in the ribs.

Tommy is busy staring at the green circles of fungi on the rotting park bench below them. “Huh,” he responds. “What do you think she’s doing,” Tommy asks after realizing he heard the question.

“I don’t know. She’s been staring at that house for two days now.

Heh. I still can’t believe that sky, sure is something,” Gene says. “Like the way the red sun clashes with the grey sky and how the orange horizon looks like it’s dripping down the sky.”

The two watch her standing in the street, her reflection looking just as scared as her in the broken windows of an abandoned building.  A few leaves fall from the maple tree only adding to the chaos.

“Not many of them around anymore are there Gene,” Tommy asks.

Gene shakes his head. “No, not really.  The rays from the conceding sun beam down on Gene and Tommy’s glistening black backs.

When the world was supposed the end in December, it didn’t really. But it was the end of how things used to be and the beginning of something new. On the twenty-first, some were saved-those who believed and those who were forgiven. Some were asked to stay behind- angels to act as warriors against the demons. Bryson was chosen because of his strength and his heart. No one knew why children were left behind, or husbands and wives who attended church every Sunday.

Months of uncertainly passed until March when the asteroids hit, damaging all the power lines and many homes. And this month, September, was when the demons appeared. But those who were left were not in total gloom, for they were given a second chance. To prove themselves through their struggles and conquer the evil that had overtaken their lives. The angels that stayed and fought represented hope for mankind, that God had not totally given up faith in man and that in their struggles and they could find rebirth and washed pure in the blood and tears of Christ.

Sarah finally moves and makes her way further down the road. She walks past a yellow house, it’s siding smeared in charcoal covered ashes and notices through the big glass window a woman can be seen in the kitchen making dinner. Her husband and three children sit around the dinner table. The littlest girl with her hair in a pony tail grabs her fathers hand and with the other hand waves to her mother to come to the table. They bow their heads and pray. She continues walking.

“She’s getting awfully close. I think she’s finally going to go inside,” Gene says excitedly cocking his head to the side to better watch her with his round black eye.

She walks up the steps of the house of interest, taking a deep breath causing her chest to rise and she knocks on the door. It creaks as it slowly swings open. She looks inside, his brown hair can be seen off the side of the couch as he lays motionless. She slowly walks inside, turning to face him. She looks at his face, his solid black eyes lifeless and his massive wings rested peacefully on his back. She screams and turns away running down the steps, leaving the door open just as it was.

“Did you hear that,” Tommy asks.

Sarah runs down the street, tears streaming down her face. She trips on the stairs of the deck of her house and falls and she lays there sobbing. She rolls over to her side, clutching where her unborn child rests inside of her.

 Gene and Tommy watch two old men in rocking chairs crack open beers, rifles sitting in their laps. Intrigued by the cackling of their voices they listen as the men relay stories about how they weren’t going to let anyone take them until they were damn well ready. One of the men raises his gun and shoots and a hovering demon, bringing Gene and Tommy’s attention back into focus.

“Hey, where’d that girl go,” Gene asks.

From inside her house, clamor can be heard as she rummages through drawers and closets, emptying their contents on the dusty floor. A gunshot echoes through the trees and the startled blackbirds fly away.

title: Walking without Wings

question: Summarize Sarah's movements throughout the story.

answer: She walks along the pavement through a puddle of blood. She stops and stares at Bryson's house. She walks further down the road and approaches a certain house. When she sees what's inside, she runs away down the street and trips on the stairs of the deck of her house.

question: Summarize instances of people in pain throughout the story.

answer: Sarah's feet burn as she walks down the pavement. A little boy screams, his body covered in scabs and blisters. Demons mutilate people with their claws and rip their flesh with pointed teeth.

question: Summarize the casualties throughout the course of the story.

answer: Various people are clawed to death or eaten by the demons in the sky. The person Sarah visits appears to be dead as well. It is also implied that Sarah shoots herself, killing herself and her unborn child at the end of the story.

question: Summarize the events that led to the apocalypse.


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[The motorboat _Owaissa_, hauled out of the water sometime prior to her service as the United States Navy patrol vessel. The notation “Katie” is a clerical error by someone who mistook the photograph for one of the motorboat _Katie_, which later served as the United States Navy patrol vessel] [Rose Mary Woods demonstrating the “Rose Mary stretch” by which she claimed that she accidentally erased 18½ minutes of the “Watergate tapes” during a phone call.]

A CLERICAL ERROR is an error on the part of an office worker, often a secretary personal assistant. It is a phrase which can also be used as an excuse to deflect blame away from specific individuals, such as high-powered executives, and instead redirect it to the more anonymous clerical staff.

A clerical error in a legal document is called a SCRIVENER'S ERROR.

In law

There is a considerable body of case law concerning the proper treatment of a scrivener's error.[1] For example, where the parties to a contract make an oral agreement that, when reduced to a writing, is mistranscribed, the aggrieved party is entitled to reformation so that the writing corresponds to the oral agreement.[2]

A scrivener's error can be grounds for an appellate court to remand a decision back to the trial court. For example, in _Ortiz v. State of Florida,_[3] Ortiz had been convicted of possession of less than 20 g of marijuana, a misdemeanor.[4] However, Ortiz was mistakenly adjudicated guilty of a felony for the count of marijuana possession. The appellate court held that “we must remand the case to the trial court to correct a scrivener's error.”

In some circumstances, courts can also correct scrivener's errors found in primary legislation.[5]

Examples

Over 18 minutes of the Watergate tapes were erased by Richard Nixon's secretary, Rose Mary Woods, in a claimed clerical error. Some writers have suggested that this may have changed the course of American history.[6][7]

[1] See _Barkelew v. Barkelew_ (1946, Cal App) 73 Cal App 2d 76, 166 P2d 57, for example.

[2] Flemings Fundamentals of Law/Farhod Azarbaydjani

[3] 600 So. 2d 530 (Fla. App. 3 DCA 1992)

[4] 893.13(1)(g) Fla. Stat. (1989)

[5] David M Sollors, War on Error: The Scrivener's Error Doctrine and Textual Criticism: Confronting Errors in Statutes and Literary Texts, Santa Clara Law Review, 2009

[6] Time Magazine, December 10, 1973

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title: Clerical error

question: If there is an error in a transcribed contract of an oral agreement, is the error accepted as a valid term of contract?

answer: No, the aggrieved party has a right to ask for the contract to be altered to reflect the terms of the oral agreement.


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The DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS is a department working under the Government of Kerala. The department is formed to promote and preserve the culture and heritage of Kerala. Several cultural organisations are present under this department.[1][2]

Activities

Cultural Affairs (A) Department

-   Papers relating to Kerala Kalamandalam, Kerala Sahitya Academy, Kera la Sangeetha Nataka Academy, Kerala Folklore Academy, Kerala Lalithakala Academy, Bharat Bhavan, Thulu Academy
-   Audit Reports, L.A. interpellation, Subject Committee Report, Estimate Committee report, O. P. Etc.
-   Issuing Awards such as Ezhuthachan puraskaram, Kathakali Puraskaram,P allavoor Appu Marar Puraskaram, Raja Ravivarma Puraskaram, Keraleeya Nritha Natya Puraskaram.
-   Papers relating to Grant-in-aid to Jawahar Bala Bhavan in the State and allied matters.
-   Grant-in-aid to memorials to eminent men of arts and letters and allied matters.
-   Grant-in-aid to Cultural Organisations in the State and NRG to various Cultural Institutions.
-   Papers relating to Kerala State Chalachitra Academy, Kerala State Film Development Corporation.
-   Related papers with L.A., Apex Committee Meeting etc. and Miscellaneous papers.

Cultural Affairs (B) Department

-   Papers relating to Archaeology Department, Centre for Heritage Studies
-   Papers relating to Administration and Establishment matters of Museum & Zoo
-   Multi Purpose Cultural Complex Society (Vyloppilly Samskrithi Bhavan).
-   Miscellaneous papers of Cultural Affairs (B) Department.
-   Papers relating to South Zone Cultural Centre and Swathi Sangeetholsavam.
-   Cinema-TV Awards, Cultural Exchange Programme, Monthly Plan Progress.
-   Papers related to Budget proposals of Cultural Affairs Department, Subject Committee, Vasthuvidya Gurukulam and Cine Artists' Pension.
-   Paper related to Subsidy for Malayalam film and grant to federation of film societies of India
-   Sanctioning of grant for the conduct of International Film Festivel, Kerala

Cultural Affairs (C) Department

-   All papers relating to State Institute of Languages, Kerala State Institute of Children's Literature, State Institute of Encyclopaedic Publications, Kerala State Book Mark, Konkani Sahithya Academy, Kerala State Cultural Activists Welfare Fund Board.
-   Pension papers of Kerala Government Cultural Institution Employees Pension Scheme.
-   All papers of State Archives Department & Directorate of Culture
-   Monthly pension to artists who are in indigent circumstances, Arrear pension of pensioner to his/her heirs.
-   Financial Assistance to Artists for Medical treatment, Central-state pension to artists.
-   All miscellaneous papers relating to the Section.
-   Consolidation work of Cultural Affairs Department.
-   L. A. Interpellation.
-   Monthly Business Statement.
-   Papers related to classical language Status to Malayalam

Organisations under the department

-   Directorate of Culture
-   Department of Archaeology
-   Department of Archives
-   Museum and Zoo Department
-   Kerala Sahitya Akademi
-   Kerala State Chalachitra Academy
-   Kerala Sangeetha Nataka Akademi
-   Kerala Lalithakala Akademi
-   Kerala Folklore Academy
-   Konkani Sahithya Academy
-   Tulu Academy
-   Mahakavi Moyinkutty Vaidyar Mappila Kala Academy
-   Urdu Academy
-   State Institute of Languages
-   Kerala State Institute of Children's Literature
-   State Institute of Encyclopaedic Publications
-   Kerala State Book Mark
-   Malayalam Mission
-   Vyloppilly Samskrithi Bhavan
-   Vasthuvidya Gurukulam
-   Bharath Bhavan
-   Guru Gopinath Natana Gramam
-   Centre for Heritage Studies
-   Sreenarayana International Study Centre
-   Kumaran Asan National Institute of Culture
-   Jawahar Bala Bhavan
-   Kerala Kalamandalam
-   Kerala State Film Development Corporation
-   Kerala State Cultural Activists Welfare Fund Board
-   Pallana Kumaranasan Smarakam
-   O. V. Vijayan Smarakam
-   Kunchan Nambiyar Smarakam Ampalapuzha
-   Thakazhi Smarakam
-   Kunjunnimash Smarakam
-   Kunjan Nambiar Smarakam
-   Vaikom Muhammad Basheer Smaraka Trust
-   Govinda Pai Smaraka Samithy
-   Parthi Subbah Yakshagana Samithi
-   Narendraprasad Smaraka Nadaka Padana Gaveshana Kendram
-   Unnaiwarrier Smaraka Kala Nilayam
-   Mayyanad C. Kesavan Smarakom
-   Cherayi Sahodharan Ayyappan Smaraka Samithi
-   Sarasakavi Mulur Smarakom
-   A. R. Rajarajavarma Smaraka Samithi
-   Thunchan Memorial Trust

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title: Department of Cultural Affairs (Kerala)

question: What is the main topic of the article?

answer: The article is about the Department of Cultural Affairs in Kerala.

question: What is the purpose of the Department of Cultural Affairs?

answer: The Department of Cultural Affairs was formed to promote and preserve the culture and heritage of Kerala.

question: What is Kerala?

answer: It is not directly stated in the article.

question: How many organizations are within the Department?

answer: It seems there are 45 organizations.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: The article is about the Department of Cultural Affairs in Kerala. The Department of Cultural Affairs was formed to promote and preserve the culture and heritage of Kerala.


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		                    Logic’s Respite

	The dusky glow of the lamps was the only thing between him and the outside world. The winds gusted outside, making the trees creek as if each limb was letting out an emotionless howl. The man listened to the inane chatter of the people on the television, telling him of his impending doom. And he could see it outside. It was as if he felt that by watching the television, something might change. Somehow the meteorologist might tell the man that the storm would go east of him. Or west. It didn’t matter, as long as it didn’t hit him. Or perhaps the man watched the television simply because he needed the comfort of another human voice. He was, after all, completely alone.
	The man was tall, fit, and wearing the not so modest t-shirt of his prestigious alma mater. He was a man who had lived by himself since graduating college, and sat comfortably at 31 years of age. His small, cozy house was a perfect reflection of his personality. It was decorated with colorful artifacts from the various places he had traveled, as well as showcasing numerous books on a wide variety of subjects, most notably philosophy. However, for all of the house’s apparent worldliness, it was all but closed up from the outside world.  All but one of the windows were covered by thick blinds, and the window that wasn’t was a small one that the man was using to watch the sky. Above the fireplace hung a bold picture of the man, apparently camping in some exotic wilderness. And opposite the television hung the skull of an antelope, recovered by the man perhaps on the same camping excursion.
	The man’s tense body was gleaming with sweat. He kept his eyes trained on the television, looking out at the sky whenever he heard a gust, or far off boom of thunder. He tried not looking, but felt uncomfortable when he didn’t know what was happening. The television rambled on at a comfortingly uniform pace.

	It had been 48 minutes. He had counted. The rain came down harder and faster; he felt the house shake as a massive gust swept the landscape; the storm seemed to be upon him, but how could that be so? It was supposed to be another 37 minutes until it hit. He hadn’t planned on this, and being caught so off-guard made the man feel sick. The sirens went off in the distance. To him they sounded like a funeral dirge.
	He tried to relax, but couldn’t. He turned his electric fireplace on, and tried to read a few sentences of his book, written by Aristotle. He threw the book down, and sat in dolorous silence. He jumped every time a strong gust of wind blustered, or a bolt of lightning illuminated the sky. Five minutes seemed like an eternity, and unsurprisingly the storm did not cease.
	The atmosphere quivered and then burst with the explosion of thunder, and quick, deadly arrows of lightning. The man shook, and was tense all over. The dim lights that blanketed the man flickered, and then died. The consoling chatter of the television was silenced, cut off in its prime. The darkness enveloped him, and he felt more alone than ever. The night was suffocating him with its dark shroud, and he nearly screamed. The panic suddenly pounced on him, and he was caught unaware.
	He ran into the kitchen to grab a candle, but there were none. He ran to the drawer in the dining room, and grabbed his flashlight. It was out of batteries. He was unprepared. He berated himself in his head for not having prepared, and swore that if he made it out of the storm, he would make sure his house was completely danger-proof. And he truly believed it. He remembered, in his darkest moment, that he had his cell phone in his pocket, and he still had a signal. He dialed a number he knew by heart, but one he had not dialed in a long while. He hesitated. The rain began pounding harder, and another crash of thunder shook even the inside of the house, causing his precious philosophy books to fall off the shelf. He didn’t pick them up.
	He knew what he had to do, and dialed the number. It rang. Again. Again. Again. Again. The mechanical voice of his mother’s voicemail was the only response he received. A reluctant tear dripped down his face, placing itself on his shirt’s fiery logo.

	The sirens blared louder, and the man ran down the old carpeted stairs of his house into the small basement. The basement was pitch black. The man felt his way into the laundry room, which was without windows, and therefore the safest place to be when the tornado inevitably struck.  The man was cowering against the wall, with no intention of composing himself, when suddenly the unexpected happened. The rain let up. The thunder did not sound. The gusts of wind slowed to mere wisps. He stood up and dusted himself off, starting off to return upstairs. But as he climbed the old stairs, he heard a howling reminiscent of a banshee shrieking. Pieces of debris were slammed into the windows of the house, and almost simultaneously, they all shattered.
	The man bolted downstairs, back to the laundry room. He heard a crash, and it was obvious that the large evergreen tree in the yard had collapsed into the house, perhaps even breaking down the wall. The man was kneeling against the wall, and doing the unthinkable. He had always ascribed to the old theory of Albert Camus, that “religion is philosophical suicide,” and had been adamant about the inexistence of a deity. However in this moment, he prayed harder than anyone had ever prayed before. He swore to whoever was listening that he would forever more be a pious follower of their religion, if he were to be spared. He quietly wept, whilst forming the words of his desperate prayer.

	The five minutes that the storm ravaged the man’s house were hours to the man. He had been spared. He quickly got up and ran upstairs to assess the damage to his house. He picked up a book that had been tossed on the floor, and straightened out his shirt, quickly wiping a tear from his eye. The tree had indeed caved in the wall of his house, and destroyed most of the living room. The man forgot about his prayers, and his self-assurances that he would make preparations for a future disaster, and set to work fixing up the ruin that was his house. He decided he would call the insurance company in the morning, and have a grand time renovating his home, making it even cozier than before. But first he would get a good night’s sleep, and forget all that had transpired.

	But what the man didn’t notice that night was that only one of his exotic decorations had survived the storm. The only artifact that had not been destroyed was the skull of the antelope, hanging quietly and humbly on the wall, seeming to gaze at the destruction with a simple wisdom. The next morning the man noticed the antelope skull on the wall, and, as it brought back memories of the storm, he decided he would give it away. But when he tried to pull the skull off the wall, it wouldn’t budge. The hollow eyes merely gazed past the man, into the distance, where they undoubtedly saw, many miles in the distance, a black storm cloud. And it was heading this way.

title: "Logic's Respite" - short story I wrote. Thoughts? Criticisms?

question: What this the first storm the man was in?

answer: Information not found.

question: Will he make it through the storm alive?

answer: Yes.

question: Was it a tornado or just a storm?

answer: It's a tornado.

question: Why didn't his mother pick up the phone?

answer: Information nor found.

question: Will he make it through the storm with his house intact?

answer: No, one of his walls was caved in by a tree.

question: Write a ~7 sentence summary.

answer: The main character is nervously waiting for the tornado in his home. As it approaches, he realizes he's not prepared and calls his mom. She doesn't pick up. Not knowing what else to do he hides in his basement from where he is intently listening to the sounds of the storm. After the storm passes, the man discovered that a tree fell on his home and caved one of his walls. The next day, he wants to remove the antelope head from his wall but it won't budge. Another storm is coming his way.


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  The bomb went off on the street. It went 'BANG!' very loud and then the bomb was dead.

  The moment was brief. It happened near the finish line. People were watching the runners run to the line. Fathers cheered their daughters and sisters cheered their brothers and sons were proud of their moms. Even strangers watched and they were proud of them all. There was sun and Coca-Cola and everyone was clapping because the day was important. The running was important. Old wives stood and cheered, 'Yay!' in ripe honeydew voices. Their husbands clapped strong hands and remembered a time.

 And then it happened. 'BANG!'

  At first there was disbelief and smoke and echo. So many stunned runners just stood and they did not run. Some runners had been knocked down by the force of the blast.  They used tired legs to get back up.

But the spectators were finding themselves disoriented, bleeding.

Slowly, people came to and noticed the way about things.

  A woman picked herself up from the concrete and looked to find her sunglasses. She found them, and they were not broken. Then, looking in the lenses, she saw that she was bleeding from her head.

 A man took his daughter's hand and started walking for the car. He kept hurrying and looking back to the cloud of light-grey smoke. He said, 'A bomb,' when the little girl asked him something and then she asked another question and he said, 'I don't know, baby.'

  A mother was sitting up on the sidewalk to see that she had no legs. The mother saw her no legs and looked for her kids. Then she knew the suffocating pain, but she was scared because she could not see the kids. And she screamed for the kids, which hurt. She wanted to vomit, and she almost did.  She could not hear. She could only feel the pain and the burning pepper in her nose and the cement on her back and the burning of her feet. But she yelled for the kids and then she saw a younger man moving swiftly through time. He emerged from a changing sea of empty changing colors. He moved at her and she noticed his face was round and plain with sweat glistening on his forehead and eyes that were blue and frozen calm. And then she saw nothing but she reached her arms out hoping to feel her kids. She felt his hands but she tried to fight him. Then she saw nothing and moved nothing.

The children saw their mother but the loud noise had been so loud that they could not hear and they could only watch their mother bleeding and yelling like an animal. The children watched as one, then two, then more surrounded their mom who was hurt.

  The people swarmed her, and all the kids saw were backs and the bottoms of shoes. The children saw the blood creeping past shards of glass and little pebbles. It snaked towards their shoes. They treated it like lava. The oldest child was crying and he was scared, but he grabbed the other two and let them cry. They stood there next to the wall and cried big gulping wails. A nice lady came then and asked, 'Is that your mom?'

 Sirens were pulsing out in odd rhythms and men were calling over this special music and people were rushing past people rushing past people rushing. The pepper smoke was faint in the air, but it was burned into every nose. There was a dog pulling his own leash through the street.

A man stumbled past a trash can and towards a cluster of people stopped, looking. He was empty and lost because he knew nothing about himself, but he knew he knew what had happened. He looked at the lookers and he said, flailing his arms, 'It just went, 'BANG!' You know?! Just like that. And, just look!' He pointed at the place where the bomb had been, where the lookers had been looking. And he said this over again at the people, 'It just went, 'BANG!' And he wondered if he believed it. 'Just, 'BANG!' Like that!'

One of the lookers came over to him and put her arms around him. She gave him her water. 'It was just like, 'BANG!' he said, and she said softly, 'I know.'

title: TRAGEDY

question: What tragedy befalls the characters in the story

answer: A bomb detonates and kills people.

question: Where does the bomb go off?

answer: At a race.

question: What noise does the bomb make?

answer: BANG

question: Who is killed?

answer: a mother

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: This is the story about characters' reactions to a bomb going off in a crowd.


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FRED SOMERS (January 5, 1912 – November 17, 1981) was a Canadian politician. He served in the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick as member of the Progressive Conservative party from 1952 to 1960.[1][2]

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[2]

title: Fred Somers

question: Who is Fred Somers?

answer: a Canadian politician

question: When was Fred Somers born?

answer: January 5, 1912

question: When did Fred Somers die?

answer: November 17, 1981

question: To what political party did Fred Somers belong?

answer: the Progressive Conservative party

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: Fred Somers was a Canadian politician who served in the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick as member of the Progressive Conservative party from 1952 - 1960.


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The ESTADIO BBVA, nicknamed “El Gigante de Acero”[1] (Spanish for “The Steel Giant”), is a stadium developed by FEMSA and C.F. Monterrey in Guadalupe, Greater Monterrey. The stadium replaced the Estadio Tecnológico as the home of Monterrey, ending 63 years of residency at that stadium. The project was met with much controversy, stemming from multiple accusations of the construction as an apparent impediment to wildlife growth on a local scale. [2] It was inaugurated on 2 August 2015 with the eighth edition of the Eusébio Cup, where Monterrey defeated Benfica 3–0.[3][4]

Design

The stadium was designed by multinational architecture firm Populous along with the Mexican firm VFO.[5] David Lizarraga of Populous served as lead architect for the project.[6] Construction began in August 2011 and was completed in July 2015.[7]

The stadium was opened in 2015 with a capacity of 51,000 people, making it the fourth largest in Mexico. Built at a cost of US$200 million, it was the most expensive stadium in Mexico at the time of its construction.[8] The owners soon added more seats, expanding the capacity to 53,500 in 2016.[9] It has a grass surface, suites, a club-themed restaurant, a club lounge, and high-end interior and exterior design.[10] The inclination of the grandstand is 34 degrees, and the distance between the field and seats is the minimum allowed by FIFA, providing closeness to the action.[11]

Estadio BBVA received a silver certification from the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design for its sustainable design. It was the first football stadium in North America to earn the certification.[12]

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  Wide
  North side height
  South side height
  Circumference

Permeable area

More than a third of the total land area are green areas.[13] This proportion exceeds the current regulations. These green areas are used to filter rainwater, which will contribute to the recharge of aquifers. Parking lots are evenly distributed around the stadium, including wooded areas to achieve integration with the Ecological Park.[14] These areas are divided into zones, which are integrated into the landscape and topography. The northern boundary to the Rio La Silla is a wooded trail area that connects the stadium with the New Ecological Park.[15] This ecological park and parking are also green areas, with a landscape design that blends with the surrounding environment, with only trees and plants of the region to facilitate preservation and adaptation to the environment.

Concerts

Singer Justin Bieber performed at the stadium on 15 February 2017 as part of his Purpose World Tour. Over 51,000 people attended the concert.[16]

[1] https://www.mediotiempo.com/futbol/copa-mx/rayados-paso-igualar-record-historico-cruz-azul

[2] http://www.greenpeace.org/mexico/es/Noticias/2011/Octubre/No-acaben-con-el-ultimo-pulmon-de-Monterrey-ONG/

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[5]  Populous |url=https://glocal.mx/bbva-bancomer-populous/ |website=Glocal |accessdate=19 January 2020 |language=es-MX |date=27 February 2017}}

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title: Estadio BBVA

question: Summarize the environmentalism-related aspects of the stadium.

answer: The design has more than a third of the surface as green areas to filter rainwater and contribute to recharging the aquifers. The parking lots are integrated with the Ecological Park, distributed evenly around the stadium. The building project, however, was criticized as an impediment to the local wildlife.

question: What does the article say about the events at the stadium?

answer: The stadium was opened with a football match between Monterrey (the club owning the stadium) and Benfica, and the home team won 3-0. Justin Bieber performed on 15 February 2017 in the stadium.

question: What does the article say about the Monterrey fans' reception?