text:
“What’s up?” She questioned me.

“Oh, you know, the usual,” I said without looking.

I felt a cold presence in her stare.

“Feeling happy?”

“Not yet, get over here.”

“No…you let go.”

Over the past fifteen years she gained a whole lot of weight. I was more attracted to her sister. I decided to call her sister that night. When we first met she was seeing this guy name Phil. I think they got married. Her name was Angela.

”Angela,” I said into the phone.

”Uh, who is this?”

“It’s Joe.” She was trying me.

“Oh, how are you?”

“Good. Listen, I need a good nut.”

“Don’t we all?”

“Does Phil give it to your hard? Does he fuck you good?”

“Not like he used to. How’s your marriage?”

“Your sister has seen better times.”

“So is that what you do? You just move on when you don’t feel like it anymore? When it’s not there?”

“Life is a constant game of Recycling.”

“Recycled condoms and used-up memories,” she said.

“My brain has enough of those.”

She sighed heavily into the phone.

“Can I come over at 8?” I asked.

“Ok well I just have to do the dishes first.”

“Ok, I’ll come at 8. See you later.” I hung up.

My wife was standing in the kitchen staring at the empty jar of jelly.

”Did you ever wonder how much power goes into making a glass jar?” She asked.

“I never thought about it.” I said. I went to the fridge and grabbed the carton of orange juice. I finished it, drinking from the spout. “I’ll be back later, I need to get a few things from the store.”

She walked into the bathroom and locked the door.

Angela was waiting at 7:55pm. I was there five minutes early. She was wearing a nightgown. The sidewalk in front of her building had no crab grass growing out of it. The door-knob was tarnished. I saw her standing in the window looking down but I knocked anyway.
She opened the door.

“Hello Angela.”

“Hey Joe.”
I leaned in to kiss her. She wrapped her arms around me. I did her right there on the floor. We moved to the couch when she complained of back pain.
She lit a cigarette. She lit mine for me.
There was a painting on the wall.

“I don’t get that painting on the wall. What is that supposed to be?” I asked.

“It’s Schubert,” she said, “it’s about a girl who lost her shoes.”

“Lost her shoes that’s a hell of a thing to paint about,” I replied honestly.

“Well, you should get going. Phil will be home soon.”

”You were a great fuck, you know that?” I told her.

“I know.”

“Well, I’ll call you soon”

“Yes, Joe.”

I walked back home. It was a short walk. When I got home my wife was asleep. I watched TV on the couch until I passed out.

title: [RO] Recycled Goods

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the story say about the narrator's relationship with his wife?

answer: The narrator is not attracted to his wife anymore and has affair with his sister-in-law, Angela. He lies to his wife that he needs to get something from the store and goes to see Angela. When he gets back home, his wife is already sleeping.

text: '...and has affair with his sister-in-law...' this lacks a definite article and should be rewritten more correctly.

refinement: The narrator is not attracted to his wife anymore and has an affair with his sister-in-law, Angela. He lies to his wife that he needs to get something from the store and goes to see Angela. When he gets back home, his wife is already sleeping.

answer: No answer

text: Empty response.

refinement: The narrator's relationship with his wife is strained. The narrator is also interested in Angela and has slept with her in the past. The story indicates that the relationship with his wife lacks passion while he desires something more with Angela. Overall, the narrator appears to be unhappy in his relationship.

answer: The narrator does not describe his relationship with his wife, but from his interactions with Angela it is clear that he values variety and is not interested in commitment. He finds Angela desirable and views her solely in terms of her ability to provide physical pleasure. He views Angela as a tool and in turn she views him in much the same way. The narrator's relationship with his wife appears to lack intimacy, honesty, and commitment.

text: The model's answer is not straightforward and focuses more on the narrator's relationship with Angela instead of his wife. The model needs to rewrite its answer and cover the necessary and relevant details which answer the question.

refinement: The narrator's relationship with his wife seems strained. Firstly, he lost interest in her looks because she put on some weight. As a result, he no longer desired her; instead, he longed for a sexual relationship with her sister, Angela, who was married to Phil. The narrator rings Angela and requests to see her for sex and lies to his wife that he needs to get something from the store. Clearly, he is unfaithful and dishonest to his wife and no longer happy in his marriage.

answer: No answer

answer: The narrator's relationship with his wife is described as strained. The narrator is also interested in Angela and has slept with her in the past. The story indicates that the relationship with his wife is lacking passion while he clearly desires something more with Angela. Overall, the narrator appears to be unhappy in his relationship.


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A new report has suggested that lots of people will have actual robot lovers in 2025. The report, released last week, canvassed the views of experts. As we know with experts, they are always right. Especially in their own minds. So this is as sure a picture as we can have of our loving and lovable future.

The report mentioned that these robots would know humans’ every need and minister to it accordingly, CNet reported. Robots will, it seems, threaten current jobs more than ever. These won’t merely be jobs that require automation. These will be jobs of the white-collar variety, those that involve a touch of politics, as well as a heap of patience.For in ”

For in “AI, Robotics And The Future Of Jobs” (PDF), one of the experts surveyed predicts that, in 2025, many of us will have robot lovers. No, not those who are human and merely go through the motions because they have a ring on their finger and a joint bank account.In 2013, 9 percent of people expressed their cheeriness at the idea of robot sex.

Robots would threaten current jobs more than ever. These won’t merely be jobs that require automation but the jobs of the white-collar variety, those that involve a touch of politics, as well as a heap of patience. Almost half the experts believe that the advance of robot deployment will mean the advance of human unemployment.

They fear greater income inequality and even heightened social disorder.Jonathan Grudin, Microsoft’s principal researcher, believes technology has always been a net jobs creator, he said although there have always been unemployed people, still, there would be no shortage of things that would need to be done.

question: Why is the author skeptical of the expert prediction that lots of people will have robot lovers in 2025?

answer: The author is skeptical of the expert prediction that lots of people will have robot lovers in 2025 because they believe that technology has always been a net jobs creator, and that there will still be plenty of things that need to be done even if robots take over some jobs.

text: The argument in the answer is in opposition to the notion that AI will cause mass unemployment. It's not saying anything about robot lovers in 2025.

refinement: The author is skeptical of the expert prediction that lots of people will have robot lovers.

text: The answer should elucidate the author's reason for his skepticism. The following quote shows that the author implies it's ridiculous; "A new report has suggested that lots of people will have actual robot lovers in 2025. The report, released last week, canvassed the views of experts. As we know with experts, they are always right. Especially in their own minds."

refinement: The author is skeptical of the expert prediction that lots of people will have robot lovers, implying that the notion is wildly unrealistic and absurd.

answer: The author doesn't really give a reason but just insinuates that the prediction is ridiculous.

text: "A new report has suggested that lots of people will have actual robot lovers in 2025. The report, released last week, canvassed the views of experts. As we know with experts, they are always right. Especially in their own minds."

answer: The author believes that experts are always right in their own minds.

text: The answer should be clearer about the author's tone. It implies the notion is absurd.

refinement: The author believes that experts are always right in their own minds. He seems to think that humans having robot lovers in 2025 is absurd.

text: "A new report has suggested that lots of people will have actual robot lovers in 2025. The report, released last week, canvassed the views of experts. As we know with experts, they are always right. Especially in their own minds."

answer: The author is skeptical of the expert prediction that lots of people will have robot lovers in 2025 because the author believes that the advance of robot deployment will mean the advance of human unemployment.

text: The argument in the answer is in opposition to the notion that AI will cause mass unemployment. It's not saying anything about robot lovers in 2025.

refinement: The author is skeptical of the expert prediction that lots of people will have robot lovers in 2025.

text: The answer should elucidate the author's reason for his skepticism. The following quote shows that the author implies it's ridiculous; "A new report has suggested that lots of people will have actual robot lovers in 2025. The report, released last week, canvassed the views of experts. As we know with experts, they are always right. Especially in their own minds."

refinement: The author is skeptical of the expert prediction that lots of people will have robot lovers in 2025, implying that the notion is wildly unrealistic and absurd.

question: What do the experts think about the future of robotics in the report quoted in this article?

answer: They believe that robots will threaten current jobs more than ever.

text: The consequences of robots competing for human jobs are omitted.

refinement: They believe that robots will threaten current jobs more than ever. This is expected to increase inequality and increase social disorder.

text: "Robots would threaten current jobs more than ever."

answer: The author conveys some experts' view that many people will have robot lovers in 2025. There's an expectation that robots will compete with humans for white-collar jobs.

text: The part about robot lovers is completely unnecessary.

refinement: There's an expectation that robots will compete with humans for white-collar jobs.

text: The consequences of robots competing for human jobs are omitted.

refinement: There's an expectation that robots will compete with humans for white-collar jobs. This is expected to cause more social disorder and greater income equality.

text: "Robots would threaten current jobs more than ever. These won’t merely be jobs that require automation but the jobs of the white-collar variety,"

answer: The experts in the report are worried about the future of robotics.

text: The experts aren't worried about the future of robotics. They are worried about human unemployment in the future.

refinement: The experts in the report are worried about the future of robotics causing mass unemployment.

text: The consequences of robots competing for human jobs are omitted.

refinement: The experts in the report are worried about the future of robotics causing mass unemployment. This is expected to cause more social disorder and greater income equality.

answer: The experts believe that the advance of robot deployment will lead to greater unemployment, leading to greater income inequality and social disorder.

text: Unemployment: "Almost half the experts believe that the advance of robot deployment will mean the advance of human unemployment."

text: Social disorder: "They fear greater income inequality and even heightened social disorder."

question: What is the concern around the rise of robotics?

answer: The concern around the rise of robotics is that it will lead to greater income inequality and even heightened social disorder.

text: The cause of the social disorder and income inequality should be mentioned in the answer.

refinement: The concern around the rise of robotics is that it will lead to greater income inequality and even heightened social disorder through mass unemployment.

text: "They fear greater income inequality and even heightened social disorder."

answer: The concern around the rise of robotics is that it will lead to greater unemployment and income inequality.

text: There's another effect of the rise of robotics and greater unemployment, which is increased social disorder. That is missing in the answer.

refinement: The concern around the rise of robotics is that it will lead to greater unemployment, social disorder, and income inequality.

text: Unemployment: "Almost half the experts believe that the advance of robot deployment will mean the advance of human unemployment."

text: Income inequality: "They fear greater income inequality..."

answer: Mass unemployment for humans is the main fear.

text: The consequences of mass unemployment are missing in the answer.

refinement: Mass unemployment for humans is the main fear. This is expected to create greater income inequality and increased social disorder.

text: "Almost half the experts believe that the advance of robot deployment will mean the advance of human unemployment."

answer: The concern is that robots will threaten current jobs more than ever.

text: The consequences of mass unemployment are missing in the answer.

refinement: The concern is that robots will threaten current jobs more than ever. This is expected to create greater income inequality and increased social disorder.

text: The answer should be clearer about the societal effects of robots competing for human jobs.

refinement: The concern is that robots will threaten current jobs more than ever and cause mass unemployment. This is expected to create greater income inequality and increased social disorder.

text: "Robots would threaten current jobs more than ever."

question: What does Jonathan Grudin think about the rise of robotics?

answer: He points out that technology has always been a net creator of jobs. He doesn't think there will be a shortage of things to do.

text: "Jonathan Grudin, Microsoft’s principal researcher, believes technology has always been a net jobs creator, he said although there have always been unemployed people, still, there would be no shortage of things that would need to be done."

answer: According to the passage, Jonathan Grudin believes that technology has always been a net jobs creator, even though there will always be some people who are unemployed.

text: Grudin's final point, that there will always be more things to do, is missing in the answer.

refinement: According to the passage, Jonathan Grudin believes that technology has always been a net jobs creator and there will always be more things to do, even though there will always be some people who are unemployed.

text: "Job creator" is misspelled.

refinement: According to the passage, Jonathan Grudin believes that technology has always been a net job creator and there will always be more things to do, even though there will always be some people who are unemployed.

text: Two uses of "always" in close proximity diminishes the flow of reading.

refinement: According to the passage, Jonathan Grudin believes that technology has always been a net job creator and there will always be more things to do, even though there will be some unemployed people.

text: A comma is missing after "creator"

refinement: According to the passage, Jonathan Grudin believes that technology has always been a net job creator, and there will always be more things to do, even though there will be some unemployed people.

text: "Jonathan Grudin, Microsoft’s principal researcher, believes technology has always been a net jobs creator, he said although there have always been unemployed people, still, there would be no shortage of things that would need to be done."

answer: Jonathan Grudin believes that technology has always been a net jobs creator.

text: Grudin's clarification about unemployment and job availability is missing from the answer.

refinement: Jonathan Grudin believes that technology has always been a net jobs creator. He thinks there will be unemployed people, but we won't run out of jobs overall.

text: "Job creator" is misspelled.

refinement: Jonathan Grudin believes that technology has always been a net job creator. He thinks there will be unemployed people, but we won't run out of jobs overall.

text: "Jonathan Grudin, Microsoft’s principal researcher, believes technology has always been a net jobs creator"

answer: He believes that technology has always been a net jobs creator, and that there will be no shortage of things that need to be done.

text: Grudin's caveat about unemployment is missing from the answer.

refinement: He believes that technology has always been a net jobs creator, and that there will be no shortage of things that need to be done even though there will be unemployed people.

text: "Job creator" is misspelled.

refinement: He believes that technology has always been a net job creator, and that there will be no shortage of things that need to be done even though there will be unemployed people.

text: The comma after "creator" is grammatically wrong.

refinement: He believes that technology has always been a net job creator and that there will be no shortage of things that need to be done even though there will be unemployed people.

text: "Jonathan Grudin, Microsoft’s principal researcher, believes technology has always been a net jobs creator, he said although there have always been unemployed people, still, there would be no shortage of things that would need to be done."

question: Write a ~4 sentence summary.

answer:
A new report has suggested that lots of people will have actual robot lovers in 2025. The report, released last week, canvassed the views of experts. As we know with experts, they are always right. Especially in their own minds. So this is as sure a picture as we can have of our loving and lovable future.

The report mentioned that these robots would know humans’ every need and minister to it accordingly. Robots will, it seems, threaten current jobs more than ever. These won’t merely be jobs that require automation. These will be jobs of the white-collar variety, those that involve a touch of politics, as well as a heap of patience.

text: The answer is a lot longer than it should be. It's a direct quote of the article, and it needs to be re-written from scratch.

refinement: A new report suggests people will have robot lovers in 2025, which the author finds absurd. The rest of the report focuses mainly on the rise of robotics causing mass unemployment, which can increase income inequality greatly and heighten social disorder. The article quotes Microsoft's principal researcher Jonathan Grudin, who says there will be unemployed people, but we won't run out of jobs.

answer: The report, released last week, canvassed the views of experts. As we know with experts, they are always right. Especially in their own minds. So this is as sure a picture as we can have of our loving and lovable future.

text: The answer misses all of the important details in the article. It quotes a part of it without attempting to summarize the article. It needs to be re-written.

refinement: A new report suggests people will have robot lovers in 2025, which the author finds absurd. The rest of the report focuses mainly on the rise of robotics causing mass unemployment, which can increase income inequality greatly and heighten social disorder. The article quotes Microsoft's principal researcher Jonathan Grudin, who says there will be unemployed people, but we won't run out of jobs.

answer: The author cites "AI, Robotics And The Future Of Jobs", saying that there's an expert who believes there will be robot lovers in 2025. The author insinuates that this is ridiculous. Then, he talks about the anxiety around robots competing for white-collar jobs. He also conveys a Microsoft researcher who thinks there won't be a net loss in future jobs.

text: Robot lovers and incredulity: "A new report has suggested that lots of people will have actual robot lovers in 2025. The report, released last week, canvassed the views of experts. As we know with experts, they are always right. Especially in their own minds."

text: White-collar jobs for robots: "Robots would threaten current jobs more than ever. These won’t merely be jobs that require automation but the jobs of the white-collar variety"

text: Microsoft researcher's views: "Jonathan Grudin, Microsoft’s principal researcher, believes technology has always been a net jobs creator, he said although there have always been unemployed people, still, there would be no shortage of things that would need to be done."

answer: According to a new report, experts believe that by 2025, many people will have robot lovers, and that this will lead to greater unemployment. Experts fear that this will lead to greater income inequality and social disorder.

text: The robot lovers aren't expected to happen at all. The author finds the notion absurd.

refinement: According to a new report, experts believe that by 2025, many people will have robot lovers, and the author finds this absurd. This will lead to greater unemployment. Experts fear that this will lead to greater income inequality and social disorder.

text: It's not the robot lovers that will cause unemployment, but robots competing for white-collar jobs.

refinement: According to a new report, experts believe that by 2025, many people will have robot lovers, and the author finds this absurd. Robots are expected to compete for white-collar jobs, which will lead to greater unemployment. Experts fear that this will lead to greater income inequality and social disorder.

text: For a complete summary, Grudin's views should be mentioned as well.

refinement: According to a new report, experts believe that by 2025, many people will have robot lovers, and the author finds this absurd. Robots are expected to compete for white-collar jobs, which will lead to greater unemployment. Experts fear that this will lead to greater income inequality and social disorder. The article quotes Microsoft's principal researcher Jonathan Grudin, who says there will be unemployed people, but we won't run out of jobs.


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The ABBEY OF SAINT-LOUP OF TROYES (_Abbaye Saint-Loup-de-Troyes_) is a religious building near Troyes in Champagne, France. It was established in the ninth century to shelter the relics of bishop Lupus of Troyes, Saint Loup, the legendary defender of the city against Attila in the 5th century[1] and patron of the city. The monastic community was reformed in 1135 by Bernard of Clairvaux, when the abbot and his monks embraced the Rule of Saint Augustine and became Canons Regular. The _Abbaye Saint-Loup_, which came to be enclosed within the burgeoning medieval city of Troyes, developed a renowned library[2] and scriptorium. The famous poet Chrétien de Troyes may have been a canon of this monastic house.[3]

The abbey[4] was founded — as were many abbeys— in an existing Gallo-Roman villa[5] abutting the former Roman Via Agrippa (now the rue de la Cité) just outside the former Gallo-Roman city. Charlemagne gave the abbey of Saint-Loup to the scholarly Alcuin,[6] and Adalelm, Count of Troyes (died 894) was a patron. Before the reform of 1135 Saint-Loup's secular canons could enjoy the fruits of their prebendaries.[7] In the fifteenth century an imposing Flamboyant Gothic abbey church was erected; the abbey church was rededicated in 1425. The scholarly Petrus Comestor was an Augustinian canon of Saint-Loup, among his other benefices.[8]

The abbey's church and buildings, largely reconstructed in the seventeenth century, were destroyed during the Revolution;[9] the only building left standing, in rue Chrestien de Troyes, was used to store books and manuscripts confiscated from neighbouring abbeys and convents, among which was the Abbey of Clairvaux. Thus a municipal public library in Troyes was first created.[10] The Musée Saint Loup (Musée des Beaux-Arts, Archéologie et Histoire Naturelle) was also installed in the building, where it has remained since 1830.

Notes

Category:Augustinian monasteries in France Category:Buildings and structures in Troyes Category:9th-century establishments in France Category:18th-century disestablishments in France

[1] The relics were transported from Saint Martin-ès-Aires, “Saint-Martin-in-the-Fields”, also within the historical centre of Troyes.

[2] For the development and contents of the library: see C. Lalore, _Inventaire_, ccxxii-iv.

[3] John F. Benton, “The Court of Champagne as a Literary Center” _Speculum_ 36.4 (October 1961:551-591) p. 13.

[4] C. Lalore, introduction to _Collection des principaux carulaires du diocèse de Troyes_ vol. i (Paris, 1874); A. Roserot, Les abbayes du département de l'Aube", _Bulletin historiqie et philologique_ 1904:558-71; M. Bur, _La formation du comté de Champagne, 950-1150_ (Nancy 1977:353-55)

[5] Roman archaeological remains may still be inspected _in situ_.

[6] _Encyclopædia Britannica_ 1911, _s.v._ “Alcuin”

[7] Christopher Harper-Bill, Ruth E. Harvey and Stephen Church, _The Ideals and Practice of Medieval Knighthood_ (1986:254).

[8] Eric Leland Saak, _High Way to Heaven: The Augustinian Platform Between Reform and Reformation_ (2002:179f)

[9] Precious manuscripts from the Saint-Loup library are conserved in the public library, Troyes, and a mid-fifteenth-century iron tabernacle door from the abbey came eventually to the Walters Collection, Baltimore, as one of Henry Walters' first medieval purchases, in 1899 (William R. Johnston, _William and Henry Walters, the Reticent Collectors_ 1999:151).

[10] The library was rehoused in a modern structure in 2002.

title: Abbey of Saint Loup, Troyes

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the text say about the Abbey of Saint-Loup, Troyes?

answer: The Abbey of Saint-Loup, Troyes is a religious building near Troyes in Champagne, France. It was established in the ninth century to shelter the relics of Bishop Lupus of Troyes, Saint-Loup, the legendary defender of the city against Attila in the 5th century and patron of the city. The Abbey of Saint-Loup, which came to be enclosed within the burgeoning medieval city of Troyes, developed a renowned library and scriptorium. The abbey was founded in an existing Gallo-Roman villa abutting the former Roman Via Agrippa (now the rue de la Cité) outside the former Gallo-Roman city. The abbey's church and buildings constructed in the 17th century were destroyed during the revolution and the only building left standing was the Abbey of Clairvaux.

answer: The Abbey of Saint-Loup of Troyes was founded to shelter the relics of Saint Loup, a local saint and defender of the city against Attila in the 5th century. The monastic community embraced the Rule of Saint Augustine and became Canons Regular in 1135 and developed a renowned library. The abbey church was damaged during the French Revolution and the remaining building was used to store books and manuscripts confiscated from neighbouring abbeys and convents.

answer: The Abbey of Saint-Loup was established in the ninth century by a monk, out of a recycled Roman residence, which was called an abbey after the saint it was dedicated to, Saint Loup. The abbey is one of many religious establishments built during that time, but it stood out because of its library which became very famous during the Middle Ages.

text: The text mentions nothing about the Abbey of Saint-Loup standing out or it being famous in the Middle Ages.

refinement: The Abbey of Saint-Loup was established in the ninth century by a monk, out of a recycled Roman residence, which was called an abbey after the saint it was dedicated to, Saint Loup.

text: "Recycled residence" is a somewhat misleading term, as the pre-existing Roman villa was converted to be an abbey.

refinement: The Abbey of Saint-Loup was established in the ninth century by a monk in a pre-existing Roman villa, which was called an abbey after the saint it was dedicated to, Saint Loup.

text: The answer should mention the purpose of the abbey.

refinement: The Abbey of Saint-Loup was established in the ninth century by a monk in a pre-existing Roman villa, which was called an abbey after the saint it was dedicated to, Saint Loup. The abbey was established to hold the relics of the legendary defender and patron of Troyes, bishop Lupus of Troyes, who defended the city against Atilla in the 5th century.

text: The answer should mention the fame related to the abbey.

refinement: The Abbey of Saint-Loup was established in the ninth century by a monk in a pre-existing Roman villa, which was called an abbey after the saint it was dedicated to, Saint Loup. The abbey was established to hold the relics of the legendary defender and patron of Troyes, bishop Lupus of Troyes, who defended the city against Atilla in the 5th century. The abbey developed a renowned library and scriptorium. Famous poet Chrétien de Troyes might've been a canon of the monastic house.

text: The answer should mention the last known state of the abbey.

refinement: The Abbey of Saint-Loup was established in the ninth century by a monk in a pre-existing Roman villa, which was called an abbey after the saint it was dedicated to, Saint Loup. The abbey was established to hold the relics of the legendary defender and patron of Troyes, bishop Lupus of Troyes, who defended the city against Atilla in the 5th century. The abbey developed a renowned library and scriptorium. Famous poet Chrétien de Troyes might've been a canon of the monastic house. The reconstructed buildings of the abbey were destroyed during the French Revolution, and the only building left standing was used to store books and manuscripts confiscated from the neighboring abbeys and convents. The Musée Saint Loup was installed in the building in 1830, and it remains there.

answer: The Abbey of Saint-Loup was established to house the relics of bishop Lupus of Troyes and became an important center of learning. It was tragically destroyed by the French Revolution, but parts of the abbey are currently used as a public library.

answer: The Abbey of Saint-Loup is a religious building near Troyes in Champagne, France. It was established in the ninth century to shelter the relics of Lupus of Troyes, Saint Loup, the legendary defender of the city against Attila in the 5th century and patron of the city. The monastic community was reformed in 1135 by Bernard of Clairvaux and became Canons Regular. It developed a renowned library.

text: The answer should mention the most recent state of the abbey.

refinement: The Abbey of Saint-Loup is a religious building near Troyes in Champagne, France. It was established in the ninth century to shelter the relics of Lupus of Troyes, Saint Loup, the legendary defender of the city against Attila in the 5th century and patron of the city. The monastic community was reformed in 1135 by Bernard of Clairvaux and became Canons Regular. It developed a renowned library. The reconstructed buildings of the abbey were destroyed during the French Revolution, and the only building left standing was used to store books and manuscripts confiscated from the neighboring abbeys and convents. Parts of it are used as a public library. The Musée Saint Loup was installed in the building in 1830, and it remains there.


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thumb|upright=0.682|right|Carole Mallory

CAROLE MALLORY (born February 24, 1941) is an American author, actress, former model, teacher and critic who appeared in the films _Looking for Mr. Goodbar_ and _The Stepford Wives_. She was the nine-year companion of writer Norman Mailer and kept notes and her writings with his edits, selling them to Harvard University in 2008, after his death.

Education and early career

Mallory was awarded an art scholarship to Pennsylvania State University. She graduated from there with a Bachelor of Science degree in Art Education. After attending Temple University's Tyler School of Art for her Master's, she taught art in Pennsylvania schools for two years. She became a Pan American Airlines stewardess and began modeling in Paris while still employed by the airline. Her first assignment was for _Vogue Paris_. Mallory has appeared on the covers of a variety of magazines including _Cosmopolitan,_ _Newsweek_, and three separate _New York Magazine_ covers.

Acting

Mallory filmed over fifty commercials.[1] Her first spot was for Olympic Airlines, the award-winning ‘no dancing in the aisles’ campaign, while on leave of absence from Pan American Airlines. She also appeared in the “English Leather” commercial campaign (“All my men wear English Leather, or they wear nothing at all”) commercial campaign, which ran for ten years. Her commercial for Faberge's “Tigress” campaign titled “Are You Wild Enough to Wear It?” directed by Michael Cimino was banned as too risque for one of the networks because her crocheted bathing suit with its spider web effect did not have support. As she ran towards the camera while performing a strip tease, her breasts jiggled. In the early seventies “jiggling breasts” were forbidden on TV. _60 Minutes_ aired her Faberge Tigress commercial in one of its segments about sex in television. Mallory starred as Madge in the play _Picnic,_ and as Tiffany in _Mary, Mary_ at the Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope, Pennsylvania.[2] During the early seventies she studied with Wynn Handman, the director of The American Place Theatre, in New York. When she moved to Hollywood, she studied with Harvey Lembeck in his _Comedy Improvisation Workshop_.[3]

Writing

Mallory authored the 1988 novel _Flash_ about a female alcoholic surviving Hollywood. Gloria Steinem wrote that it was: “fast, smart and irresistible.”[4]

In 2010, she published a memoir, _Loving Mailer._ Between 1988-96, as a journalist, she interviewed Kurt Vonnegut, Joseph Heller, Gore Vidal, Dudley Moore, Brooke Astor, Jesse Jackson, Erica Jong, Jay McInerney, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Isabella Rossellini, Leiber & Stoller, Milos Forman, George Plimpton, and other notables.

Her writing has been published by: _The New York Times_, the _Los Angeles Times_, _Esquire_, _Playboy_, _Parade_, _Elle_, _New Women_, _Time Out_, and _M Magazine_. Among the books she has written are:

-   _Vidal vs. Mailer_ (2016)
-   _My Friendship with Kurt Vonnegut and Joseph Heller_ (2013)
-   _My Friendship with Norman Mailer and Gore Vidal (How They Buried The Hatchet)_, 2013.

She has taught at Rosemont College, Cheltenham Adult School and Widener University and worked as a book reviewer for _The Philadelphia Inquirer_. In 1983, she began a nine-year relationship with Norman Mailer, who urged her to quit acting and pursue writing. She went on to study writing at UCLA, NYU, and Columbia University. After Mailer's death, she sold seven boxes of documents and photographs to Harvard University, containing extracts of her letters, books and journals.[5]

Public speaking

On June 28, 1987, when Mallory's story of overcoming alcoholism was the cover story of _Parade Magazine_, she was asked to speak at her alma mater, Pennsylvania State University, for a D.U.I. convention of mothers who had lost children to drunk drivers. On October 5, 2013, she was invited to be keynote speaker at _Tucson Modernism Week_, in Tucson, Arizona—a celebration of mid-century modernism in art and architecture. Because she was a Pan Am airline hostess in the 1960s, Mallory was asked to speak about how this propelled her into becoming a model, an actress, an author, a critic and a teacher.[6]

On October 16, 2013, she was asked to speak at the Elkin's Park Library about her memoir _Picasso's Ghost._ She also spoke about this book on January 13, 2013, at the Lower Providence Library about _Picasso's Ghost_. In March 2014, in celebration of Woman's History Month, the Chester County Library asked Mallory to speak about her life experiences and career, both to celebrate the history and empowerment of women.

Personal life

In 1968, she married the artist Ronald Mallory, whose kinetic mercury sculptures are featured in the Whitney Museum, MoMA, as well as a variety of other museums and venues. In 1971, the Mallorys divorced.

On the night of Pablo Picasso's death on April 8, 1973, Claude Picasso asked her to be his wife. Their love affair ended in 1980.[7]

She has dated Sean Connery, Rod Stewart, Peter Sellers, Warren Beatty, Marcello Mastroianni, Louis Malle, Richard Gere and Robert De Niro.[8]

In 2000, Mallory again married, following her mother's death. As of 2017, she is a film critic for _The Huffington Post_.

Filmography

-   _The Killer Elite_ (1975) as Rita
-   _The Stepford Wives_ (1975) as wife, Kit Sunderson
-   _Seen Dimly Before Dawn_ (1976)
-   _American Raspberry_ (1977) Morning Mist girl
-   _Looking for Mr. Goodbar_ (1977) as Marvella
-   _Steel_ (1980) as Charlene
-   _Brave New World_ (1980) as Miss Trotsky
-   [[Take This Job and Shove It (film)|_Take This Job and Shove It]]_ (1981) as B-Jo.
-   _Fire and Ice (1983 film)_ (1983) Rotoscoped by Frank Frazetta for Ralph Bakshi/Voice of Queen of the Fire Planet
-   _Norman Mailer: The American_ (2010) Eraser Films documentary
-   _The Robin Williams Autopsy_ (2015) Reelz TV documentary by ITV London

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What does the story say about Carole Mallory's career?

answer: Carole Mallory has an expansive career in the arts. She is a novelist and an author, apart from being an actress, a model, a former stewardess, a teacher, and a critic. For her artwork, Mallory was awarded an art scholarship to Pennsylvania State University and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Art Education. She became a Pan American Airlines stewardess and began modelling in Paris while she was still employed at the airline. She also appeared on the covers of a variety of magazines, as well as appearing in four films.

answer:
When she was a model and a Pan American Airlines stewardess, she appeared on three different New York magazine covers. In the early seventies, she was asked to appear in a segment about sex in television.
She moved to Hollywood to study with Harvey Lembeck. Her relationship with Norman Mailer in 1983 urged her to make a change and pursue writing. In 1981, she published the novel Flash and authored Loving Mailer in 2010.

answer: Carole Mallory is an author, actress, former model, and teacher who has appeared in films like _The Stepford Wives_. She has worked in film, taught at a variety of schools, written novels, and has interviewed notable figures.

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refinement: Carole Mallory is an author, actress, former model, and teacher who has appeared in films like "The Stepford Wives". She has worked in film, taught at a variety of schools, written novels, and has interviewed notable figures.

answer: Mallory has had a varied career, modeling, acting and writing. She was awarded an art scholarship to Pennsylvania State University and was a Pan American Airlines stewardess. While acting in the 1970s, her commercial for Faberge's Tigress campaign was banned for being too risqué. Mallory has authored the 1988 novel Flash and has taught at Rosemont College, Cheltenham Adult School and Widener University. Following Norman Mailer's death, she sold documents and photographs to Harvard University. Mallory has also enjoyed relationships with various famous figures, including Sean Connery, Rod Stewart, Peter Sellers and Robert De Niro. Overall, her career has been varied and interesting.

answer: Carole Mallory was a stewardess and began modeling in Paris while still employed by Pan American. She filmed over fifty commercials and starred in the play 'Picnic' and in 'Mary, Mary' When she moved to Hollywood, she studied with Harvey Lembeck in his 'Comedy Improvisation Workshop'. She appeared in the films 'Looking for Mr. Goodbar' and 'The Stepford Wives'. She authored the novel 'Flash' and a memoir. As a journalist, she interviewed many notables. She has taught at Rosemont College, Cheltenham Adult School, and Widener University and worked as a book reviewer for 'The Philadelphia Inquirer'.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the story say about Carole Mallory's education?

answer: Carole Mallory was awarded an art scholarship to Pennsylvania State University. She then studied at Temple University's Tyler School of Art for her Master's, taught art in Pennsylvania schools for two years, and attained a Bachelor of Science degree in Art Education. She won another scholarship and had a scholarship pending at the University of Southern California. Mallory then studied with Wynn Handman, the director of The American Place Theatre in New York.

answer: Mallory received an art scholarship to Pennsylvania State University, graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Art Education, and taught in Pennsylvania schools for two years. She also attended Temple University's Tyler School of Art for her Master's, studied with Wynn Handman and Harvey Lembeck, and authored the 1988 novel _Flash_. Mallory has also consistently pursued writing and public speaking after her acting career.

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refinement: Mallory received an art scholarship to Pennsylvania State University, graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Art Education, and taught in Pennsylvania schools for two years. She also attended Temple University's Tyler School of Art for her Master's, studied with Wynn Handman and Harvey Lembeck, and authored the 1988 novel Flash. Mallory has also consistently pursued writing and public speaking after her acting career.

answer: Mallory graduated from Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Art Education. She also studied with Wynn Handman and Harvey Lembeck while pursuing acting and writing.

answer: She graduated from Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Art Education. She attended Temple University's Tyler School of Art for her Master's. She went on to study writing at UCLA, NYU, and Columbia University.

answer: Carole Mallory was awarded an art scholarship to Pennsylvania State University and graduated there with a Bachelor of Science degree in Art Education. After attending Temple University's Tyler School of Art for her Master's, she taught art in Pennsylvania schools for two years.


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[High level fan assisted heaters]
[Ecovector® High]

The Ecovector High level fan assisted heaters (hydronic) provide effective and dependable heating for both small and large commercial areas, fitted unobtrusively above head height

-   They work particularly well in shops and libraries, where lower wall space is limited
-   Compatible with most types of wet central heating systems, functioning equally efficiently with conventional boilers, biomass technology or ground or air source heat pumps
-   Supplied as standard in white but casing can be supplied in any colour
-   Ecovector® Low fan convectors provide warmth from the floor upwards and are more energy efficient and effective than radiators
-   Ecovector® Vertical is ideal for those hard to heat places, such as reception areas and alcoves

MOTOR
AC only

FINISH
Front casing: zinc-coated steel.
Polyester powder-coated RAL 9010
Side panels: polymer eggshell white

INSTALLATION
Maximum installation height 2.1m (6’11”) to underside
No top or side clearance required
Unit must be earthed (except model 1000-12V)
Suitable for two-pipe central heating systems
Patress box not supplied for transformer (model 1000-12V)

COMMISSIONING
Check water is hot enough to activate the low temperature cut-outthermostat. The inclusion of an automatic air vent at the highest point is recommended to avoid possible air locks

CONTROLS
Two rocker switches – normal/off/boost, heating/fan-only
Low temperature cut out thermostat, set to energise fan at approximately 35°C

FOR TECHNICAL DATA AND ORDERING GUIDES CLICK HERE

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question: What is the purpose of the post?

answer: The post is advertising the Ecovector High level fan assisted heaters, highlighting their features and benefits.

answer: The post is an advertisement for the Ecovector High level fan assisted heaters.

answer: The post is an advertisement for the Ecovector High level fan assisted heaters.

answer: The post is information about the Ecovector High level fan assisted heaters.

question: Where does the author of the post suggest is a good place to use the Ecovector High?

answer: The author suggests that the Ecovector High is a good choice for shops and libraries.

answer: The are good for both small and large commercial areas.

answer: The author suggests that the Ecovector High is good for shops and libraries.

answer: The author suggests that the Ecovector High is ideal for use in shops and libraries.

question: Are the Ecovector High used alone or along with other heating systems?

answer: The Ecovector High level fan assisted heaters can be used alone or in conjunction with other heating systems.

text: The advert specified wet central heating systems

refinement: The Ecovector High-level fan-assisted heaters can be used alone or in conjunction with most other wet central heating systems.

answer: They can be used alone or along with other heating systems.

text: The advert specified other wet central heating systems

refinement: They can be used alone or along with most other wet central heating systems.

answer: They are compatible with most types of wet central heating systems.

answer: The Ecovector High level fan assisted heaters are used alone.

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refinement: The Ecovector High-level fan-assisted heaters can be used alone or with other wt central heating systems.

question: What other details does the post include?

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The post includes the following details:
- The Ecovector High level fan assisted heaters (hydronic) provide effective and dependable heating for both small and large commercial areas, fitted unobtrusively above head height
- They work particularly well in shops and libraries, where lower wall space is limited
- Compatible with most types of wet central heating systems, functioning equally efficiently with conventional boilers, biomass technology or ground or air source heat pumps
- Supplied as standard in white but casing can be supplied in any colour
- Ecovector® Low fan convectors provide warmth from the floor upwards and are more energy efficient and effective than radiators
- Ecovector® Vertical is ideal for those hard to heat places, such as reception areas and alcoves
- The Ecovector High level fan assisted heaters (hydronic) provide effective and dependable heating for both small and large commercial areas, fitted unobtrusively above head height
- They work particularly well in shops and libraries, where lower wall space is limited
- Compatible with most types of wet central heating systems, functioning equally efficiently with conventional boilers, biomass technology or ground or air source heat pumps
- Supplied as standard in white but casing can be supplied in any colour
- Ecovector® Low fan convectors provide warmth from the floor upwards and are more energy efficient and effective than radiators
- Ecovector® Vertical is ideal for those hard to heat places, such as reception areas and alcoves

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answer: The post includes the motor type, installation guidelines, commissioning, and controls.

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refinement: The post also covers the motor, finish, and installation, and commissioning instructions. It also includes a link to the technical data and ordering guide.

answer: The post mentions that the Ecovector High level fan assisted heaters are suitable for both small and large commercial areas, and that they can be fitted unobtrusively above head height. It also mentions that the heaters are compatible with most types of wet central heating systems, and that they come with a low temperature cut-out thermostat. Additionally, the post mentions that the heaters can be controlled with two rocker switches - one for normal/off/boost, and one for heating/fan-only.

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answer: The post is information about the Ecovector High level fan assisted heaters. The post includes facts about the Ecovector High, motor type, installation guidelines, commissioning, and controls.

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refinement: The Ecovector High-level fan-assisted heaters are hydronic heaters that are effective and dependable for both small and large commercial areas. They are fitted unobtrusively above head height and are compatible with most types of wet central heating systems.

answer: The Ecovector High level fan assisted heaters (hydronic) provide effective and dependable heating for both small and large commercial areas, fitted unobtrusively above head height. They work particularly well in shops and libraries, where lower wall space is limited. They are compatible with most types of wet central heating systems, functioning equally efficiently with conventional boilers, biomass technology or ground or air source heat pumps. They are supplied as standard in white but casing can be supplied in any colour.

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refinement: The Ecovector High-level fan-assisted heaters (hydronic) provide effective and dependable heating for large and small commercial businesses They are compatible with most types of wet central heating systems, and take little wall space as they are installed high up.

answer: The Ecovector High level fan assisted heaters are ideal for small and large commercial areas, and can be fitted unobtrusively above head height. They come with a range of features, including a thermostat to control the temperature, and can be customised to suit individual needs.

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refinement: The Ecovector High-level fan-assisted heaters are ideal for small and large commercial areas, and can be fitted unobtrusively above head height. They can be combined with most other types of wet central heating systems and can be customized to suit individual needs.

answer: The Ecovector High level fan assisted heaters are hydronic heaters that are effective and dependable for both small and large commercial areas. They are fitted unobtrusively above head height and are compatible with most types of wet central heating systems.


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_AFRIKA RISING_ is an album by jazz flautist Nicole Mitchell with her group Black Earth Ensemble. It was released in 2002 by Dreamtime, Mitchell's own label.[1]

Reception

The _Exclaim!_ review by David Dacks says “_Afrika Rising_ builds on Mitchell's successful debut, _Vision Quest_, a year ago and is forward-thinking jazz that swings like crazy.”[2] _JazzTimes_ wrote: “The music is deeply informed by African rhythm and counterpoint as well as by big-band jazz of both the classic and eccentric (à la Sun Ra) varieties. Mitchell uses many voices masterfully, none more so than her own”.[3]

Track listing

All compositions by Nicole Mitchell except where noted.

1.  “Afrika Rising Mvmt I: The Ancient Power Awakens” –8:34
2.  “Afrika Rising Mvmt II: Metemorphosis” – 7:33
3.  “Afrika Rising Mvmt III: Intergalactic Healing” – 5:39
4.  “Peaceful Village Town” – 5:17
5.  “Emerging Light” – 0:53
6.  “Umoja (intro)” – 1:01
7.  “Umoja” – 5:42
8.  “Bluerise” – 10:49
9.  “Goldmind” (melody from “Wade in the Water”, traditional) – 2:07
10. “Wheatgrass” – 7:57
11. “Toward Vision Quest” – 3:21

Personnel

-   Nicole Mitchell – flute, piccolo, vocals
-   David Boykin – saxophone, clarinet, vocals
-   Tony Herrera – trombone, shells, vocals
-   Steve Berry – trombone
-   Savoir Faire – violin, vocals
-   Edith Yokley – violin
-   Tomeka Reid – cello
-   Miles Tate III – piano
-   Jim Baker – piano
-   Wanda Bishop – piano, vocals
-   Darius Savage – double bass
-   Josh Abrams – bass, vocals
-   Hamid Drake – drums
-   Isaiah Spencer – drums
-   Arveeayl Ra – drums, vocals
-   Jovia Armstrong – percussion
-   Coco Elysses – percussion

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title: Afrika Rising

question: Who is the creator of the album?

answer: Nicole Mitchell is the creator of the album.

answer: The jazz flutist Nicole Mitchell's band, Black Earth Ensemble.

answer: According to the passage, Nicole Mitchell is the creator of Afrika Rising.

question: Summarize the overall reception to the album.

answer: It was received well, garnering praise for its variety of sounds and forward-thinking swings.

answer: The album has been well received by critics, who praise it as visionary and forward-thinking jazz infused with African rhythms.

answer: _Afrika Rising_ was met with positive reviews, as critics praised the album's adventurous and creative jazz sounds encompassing traditional African rhythms.

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refinement: Afrika Rising was met with positive reviews, as critics praised the album's adventurous and creative jazz sounds encompassing traditional African rhythms.

question: What instruments are present in the album?

answer: Flute, piccolo, saxophone, clarinet, trombone, shells, violin, cello, piano, double bass, drums, and percussion.

answer: The album features flute, saxophone, trombone, violin, cello, piano, double bass, and drums.

answer: The album contains the presence of flute, saxophone, trombone, violin, cello, piano, bass, drums, and percussion.

question: Who are the publishers and writers of the reviews of Afrika Rising?

answer: Joshua Abrams, Simone Banks, Tom Willett.

text: Wrong people

refinement: David Dacks in Afrika Rising, and Jazz Times.

answer: The Exclaim! review is authored by David Dacks. The JazzTimes review isn't attributed to an author.

answer: The composers and publishers of the review of Afrika Rising are Nicole Mitchell, and JazzTimes.

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refinement: The composers and publishers of the review of Afrika Rising is David Dacks, and JazzTimes.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: All the compositions on Afrika Rising were written by Nicole Mitchell, except for two traditional songs, Wade in the Water, and Wheatgrass. The reviews state the album is forward-thinking jazz that swings like crazy.

answer: Afrika Rising is an album by jazz flutist Nicole Mitchell with her group Black Earth Ensemble. It was released in 2002 by Dreamtime, Mitchell's own label. It was received well, garnering praise for its variety of sounds and forward-thinking swings.

answer: Afrika Rising is an album by jazz flautist Nicole Mitchell with her group Black Earth Ensemble. The album was released in 2002 and received positive reception by critics. The album consists of 11 tracks and numerous performers, including Mitchell on vocals.

answer: This article introduces an album by Nicole Mitchell called Afrika Rising. The album has eleven songs, and we're given a rundown of what types of instruments are used in each song.

answer: Afrika Rising is an album by jazz flutist and her band Black Earth Ensemble released by her own label. Pop music critic David Dacks had high praise for Mitchell, saying "Afrika Rising builds on Mitchell's successful debut, Vision Quest, a year ago and is forward-thinking jazz that swings like crazy." David praises how Nicole uses her vocals while the album has only a few songs with vocals.

answer: Afrika Rising is an album released by the jazz flutist Nicoline Mitchell, with her group the Black Earth Ensemble, under her own record label in 2002.


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— Construction is expected to begin soon on a $50-million, 71,000-square-foot arts center at Duke University.

The center is expected to open in two years and will sit at the corner of Anderson Street along Campus Drive, near the Nasher Museum of Art and Duke Gardens.

It will feature a dance studio, along with a dozen multi-use studios, a 200-seat performance theater, a 100-seat film theater, a garden, lounge, library, reception space, a painting and drawing studio, offices and classrooms. Though it will provide an administrative home for the dance and film programs, it is not intended as a solely academic facility.

David Rubenstein, a 1970 graduate of Duke, gave the school a $25-million gift to help create the center. Rubenstein serves as chairman of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, a trustee of the National Gallery of Art and a member of the board of the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.

“Duke has made great progress in recent years in bringing the arts to the same level of excellence we expect in anything that the university does," Rubenstein said in a statement. "I look forward to this new building, and the programs and performances that will take place in it, becoming an essential part of every Duke student's experience."

His previous contributions to Duke have included major support for the Sanford School of Public Policy, athletics, fellowship and faculty programs, and the libraries, which recently dedicated the newly completed David M. Rubenstein Rare Book and Manuscript Library.

The new arts center at Duke is the largest and most recent in a series of university investments in arts facilities, programs and faculty that total close to $100 million over the past decade, according to Duke.

question: Who funded the new art center?

answer: David Rubenstein, a 1970 graduate of Duke, donated $25 million towards the creation of the center.

answer: Duke University was funded by David Rubenstein.

answer: David Rubenstein, a Duke graduate.

question: Where will the center be situated?

answer: At the corner of Anderson Street along Campus Drive, near the Nasher Museum of Art and Duke Gardens

answer: The new arts center will be located at the corner of Anderson Street along Campus Drive, near the Nasher Museum of Art and Duke Gardens.

answer: According to the passage, the new arts center is located near the Nasher Museum of Art and Duke Gardens, at the corner of Anderson Street along Campus Drive.

question: What are the facilities it will host?

answer: A dance studio, a dozen multi-use studios, performance theater, film theater, garden, lounge, library, reception space, a painting and drawing studio, offices, and classrooms.

answer: A dance studio, a dozen multi-use studios, a 200 seat performance theater, a 100 seat film theater, a garden, lounge, library, reception space, a painting and drawing studio, offices and classrooms.

answer: A dance studio, a dozen multi-use studios, a 200-seat performance theater, a 100-seat film theater, a garden, lounge, library, reception, a painting and drawing studio, offices, and classrooms.

question: When is the construction expected to be finished?

answer: They do not specify a completion date.

text: Though the response is correct that the date is not specified, it should include that the center is expected to open in two years time.

refinement: Though the article does not specify a completion date, the center is expected to open in two years.

answer: The construction is anticipated to be finished by the end of two years.

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refinement: While the date is not specified, the center is expected to open in two years.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: A $50-million art center is being built at Duke University to be complete in 2 years.

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refinement: A $50-million art center is being built at Duke University and will be complete in 2 years.

answer: A $50 million arts center will be built Duke University.

text: There is a grammatical error.

refinement: A $50 million arts center will be built at Duke University.

answer: The article is an announcement for the new art center that will be built at Duke University.

answer: Duke University, a public research school located in Durham, NC, is constructing an arts center that cost $50 million.

text: The article does not specify that Duke is a public research school.

refinement: Duke University, a university located in Durham, NC, is constructing an arts center that cost $50 million.

answer: A 71,000 square ft. arts center is being built at Duke University.

answer: Construction is expected to soon begin for a $50,000,000, 71,000 square foot arts center at Duke University.


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[Oceanic Hotel corner of Pakenham Street] The OCEANIC HOTEL is a heritage listed building located on Collie Street on the corner of Pakenham Street in Fremantle, Western Australia.

The building was constructed in 1898[1] an occupies the site where the WELSH HARP HOTEL also known as the COLLIE HOTEL formerly stood.[2]

The two storey truncated corner building is made of painted brick and has zero setback from the pavement. A bull nosed corrugated veranda awning wraps around the building's corner. The roof line is fronted by decorative parapet with four pediments with _1898_ inscribed in the stucco on the corner pediment. The Pakenham Street side of the building features extensive stained glass lead lights in the windows where _Oceanic Hotel_ name appears in the glass.[3]

The building was converted to six strata titled apartments during the 1980s. One of the apartments was extensively refurbished in 2005 winning the architectural firm, spaceagency, the RAIA Residential Award in 2006.[4] It is currently used as holiday apartments.[5]

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question:
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when was the Oceanic Hotel built?

answer: It was built in 1898.

answer: The Oceanic Hotel was built in 1898.

answer: The Oceanic Hotel was built in 1898.

answer: 1898

answer: 1898

question:
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Why is the Oceanic Hotel a heritage-listed building?

answer: The Oceanic Hotel is a heritage-listed building due to its age, built in 1898, and because of its architectural features such as the decorative parapet and stained glass lead lights. The building was also converted to apartments during the 1980s. As such, it is prized for its history and architecture.

answer: The Oceanic Hotel is a heritage listed building because it has a distinctive design, is situated on a historically significant site, and was converted from use as a hotel into apartments. These factors place the hotel into the category of historical significance.

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refinement: The Oceanic Hotel is a heritage-listed building due to its age, built in 1898, and because of its architectural features such as the decorative parapet and stained glass lead lights. The building was also converted to apartments during the 1980s. As such, it is prized for its history and architecture.

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refinement: The Oceanic Hotel is a heritage-listed building due to its age, built in 1898, and because of its architectural features such as the decorative parapet and stained glass lead lights. The building was also converted to apartments during the 1980s. As such, it is prized for its history and architecture.

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refinement: The Oceanic Hotel is a heritage-listed building due to its age, built in 1898, and because of its architectural features such as the decorative parapet and stained glass lead lights. The building was also converted to apartments during the 1980s. As such, it is prized for its history and architecture.

question:
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Where is the Oceanic Hotel located?

answer: The Oceanic Hotel is located in Fremantle, Western Australia.

answer: On Pakenham Street in Fremantle, Western Australia.

answer: On Collie Street on the corner of Pakenham Street in Fremantle, Western Australia.

answer: The Oceanic Hotel is located in Fremantle, Western Australia. It is on the corner of Collie Street.

answer: The Oceanic Hotel is located at the corner of Collie Street and Pakenham Street in Fremantle, Western Australia.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What are some features of the Oceanic Hotel?

answer: It is a two-story building made of painted brick with a bullnose corrugated veranda with extensive stained glass on the side of the building.

answer: It is painted brick with no setback. It has some decorative parapets and windows with leaded glass.

answer: It is a two-story quarter-block building and has zero setbacks. The building's old stained glass led lights produce the much-needed illumination.

answer: The Oceanic Hotel is a two-story brick building with a decorative parapet, stained glass lead lights, and an awning wrapped around the corner. It was converted to a line of six strata titled apartments in the 1980s. It is currently used as holiday apartments.

answer: The Oceanic Hotel is a heritage listed building located in Fremantle. It is a two-storey truncated corner building made of painted brick and a bull-nosed corrugated veranda awning wraps around the building's corner. The roof line is fronted by decorative parapet with four pediments with _1898_ inscribed in the stucco on the corner pediment. The Pakenham Street side of the building features extensive stained glass lead lights. The building was converted to six strata titled apartments during the 1980s. One of the apartments was refurbished in 2005 and won the RAIA Residential Award. It is currently used as holiday apartments.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: The Oceanic Hotel is a heritage listed building in Fremantle, Western Australia. The two-storey corner building was built in 1898 and has leaded stained glass windows. The building has had several transformations, but currently acts as holiday apartments.

answer: The article describes a bit of the history of the Oceanic Hotel and describes some of its features.

answer: The Oceanic Hotel is an old two story brick building located in Western Australia.

answer: The Oceanic Hotel is a heritage listed building located in Fremantle, Western Australia.

answer: The OCEANIC HOTEL is a heritage listed building located in Fremantle which was originally built in 1898. It was converted to six strata titled apartments during the 1980s, with one apartment refurbished in 2005 and winning an architectural award. It is currently used as holiday apartments.


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**Life, in a Couple Paragraphs**

I wake up one morning feeling adventurous. I hop out of bed and shamble in to the bathroom to take a shower, stopping to pick up my blanket and tuck it into the covers my Mommy had tucked me in the night before.

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When I exit the shower, I run my hands through my hair and toss my head around like a wet dog to get rid of the water. I go into my room to put on some clean clothes and decide on a green Power Ranger shirt that I get when my family went to Disney last February Vacation and a pair of Lee Jeans, topped off with light up Spiderman sneakers. As I enter the kitchen, I ruffle my dog’s fur and talk to her in that “baby” voice people use on dogs to make them seem more human-like. My brother asks me if I’d make him something to eat and I ask him what he wanted.
	“Cereal, I guess,” is his response. “Lucky Charms,” he adds as I reach for the Oatmeal Squares he usually eats on Saturday mornings before he heads off to his girlfriend’s house on the 11:35 a.m. Subway that takes you Downtown. I pour his cereal and milk on top of it; he only drinks 2% for some odd reason.
	“Thanks,” he says as he wipes his mouth with his long sleeve thermal and seizes his bag from the chair next to him. I ask him what’s in the bag, but all he says is, “stuff.” It takes me a few years to realize what my brother meant, but when I get to junior high I start to understand.

~

“You tryna hit this, dude?” Jed says. I haven’t smoked Marijuana, or “weed,” before, but I don’t wanna look like a pussy. I say “I’ll hit it” and when I inhale I choke for a good two minutes --while Steve and Jed sit on the rock where we hang out after we finish our homework on weekdays.
“First time, huh?” Steve says as he exhales a plume of smoke that makes me gag. I say “yeah” and throw my hand over my mouth.
 “You’ll get used to it,” Jed says exhaling and coughing. Steve points at him and laughs, spitting out the insult, “whatta bitch,” between fits of laughter.

~

“Where is it?” the cop asks. I tell him that I don’t know what he’s talking about and he tells me to “shut up.” He bends me over the hood of my 2005 Acura TL and cuffs my hands together. I know I’m gonna get fucked, even though none of it was my fault. 300 kilos of Heroin “wasn’t my fault?” They wouldn’t buy it, my story. I mean, it starts off sketchy and continues to grow, progressively, worse: like the life of a person that, a few years ago, I would ridicule and make fun of. Society will do that to you. Life will, too. You think you’re “someone” and then, after a couples bad (or good) decisions you’re someone completely different.
The penalty is in after a few brief moments of the jury talking: GUILTY. It wasn’t even close. I had a terrible lawyer. I was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Not the time for excuses, though.

~

“Ten years,” says the Judge. Cheers fill the room and I’m escorted out into a police car, in cuffs.

~

It’s hard to write in here. I’ve been here ten years, come tomorrow. Everyone else is out going to college and getting jobs. Hell, even Jed went to Italy to work with some architects or something. But I’ve been here. Writing all these thoughts on spare pieces of napkins and, well, I’m on to the wall now. Words cover my cell. The guards think I’m planning some assassination or something. They ask me what I’m writing and all I say is “stuff.”

~

It’s so much different on the outside. So many things have changed. We have electric cars now? And we’re in another war? A black guy is President? How many things did I miss? Nothing changes on the inside: Herb’s always playing cards, 10:22 a.m. to 6:37 p.m., every day; Matt’s lifting weights and listening to some new country song when you think he’d be more into Rap and that kind of shit; Scott’s tattooing people, un-professionally, of course. It’s all the same. All the time…

~

Been out from behind bars for thirty-two years now. Met the girl of my dreams, finished school, got a job, dumped the girl of my dreams for some skank I’d been hooking up with from a nearby high school for the past two months, worked for her dad doing something with cars, broke her heart and her dad came after me with a shovel, moved out to Cali, started a surf shop with some guys off the street, got addicted to coke, went to rehab, met another girl on a run through the park when her dog’s leash tripped me, moved back East to Philly with her, got hitched, moved to Southern ME, started working for a fisherman, retired, had an affair with our house maid, got divorced, started smoking Pot again, met another girl, got re-married, got cheated on, followed by another divorce, then I started writing. Got through most of my life without much of anything or anyone. My only prized possessions are an old acoustic guitar that’s always a little flat, an old 60-gig iPod, and a pair of vintage jeans I bought at a Salvation Army a few years back when I found out my youngest child had Leukemia.

~

I’ve written a few best sellers now. And from time to time, people mention my name in the newspaper. I’m long gone in the Caribbean, though; in a small three-room cottage with shitty Internet service and some illegal immigrant I think I’ve fallen for. People stop by every once in a while, looking for a story or something, I don’t know. It’s like they think I wrote it all down.

title: Life, in a Couple Paragraphs.

question: Why did the narrator move to the Caribbean?

answer: Likely to get away.

text: To make this a stronger statement, adding a noun clause such as "The narrator moved to the Caribbean.." would be beneficial.

refinement: The narrator moved to the Caribbean to likely to get away.

text: Adding on, it is important to note what the narrator was getting away from, i.e. their life.

refinement: The narrator moved to the Caribbean to likely to get away from their life.

text: The answer to this response is supported by the evidence seen in the last paragraph where you can see the narrator talk about how they are long gone to the Caribbean.

answer: The narrator moved to the Caribbean in his 30s to vacation in the Caribbean as a break from his luxurious lifestyle until he started writing, contacting people to meet, and selling his books.

text: The response to the question given is not accurate. It would make sense to craft a whole new statement to respond to this question.

refinement: The narrator moved to the Caribbean to escape the bad life he had and to take some time for himself, after he had written some novels.

answer: The narrator moves to the Caribbean to have a quiet life with the person that he meets there.

text: The phrasing of the response is awkward and can be improved.

refinement: The narrator moves to the Caribbean to live a quiet life, with someone he thinks he has fallen for on the island.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: The main character goes from living a somewhat typical life to committing a crime that leaves them imprisoned for ten years. After getting out, they start fresh but end up going on a downward spiral. They write about their experiences on scraps of paper, finally becoming a bestselling author years later.

answer: This person has an unconventional life, ending in various successes and failures. In their older years, they became a successful author and eventually retired to a small cottage in the Caribbean.

answer: The narrator tells his life in chunks with years passing between stories. He recalls getting sentenced to jail for 10 years for being at the wrong place at the wrong time. More than thirty years after being released he's lived and loved and written a few bestsellers.

text: This summary could refrain from the minor details it uses and just solely focus on the plot points.

refinement: The narrator tells his life in chunks with years passing between stories. He lived a hard life, with being imprisoned for ten years. While imprisoned, he wrote many novels, and finally retired in a small village in the Caribbean.

answer: This is the life of one man, from birth to death in a few paragraphs. He ends up in prison at some point, but eventually gets out. From there, his life takes a few interesting twists and turns, but he eventually settles down in a small vacation home with someone and is recognized as an author (though he is hard to track down).

text: The summary needs to flow smoother in terms of plot points.

refinement: This passage describes the life of one man, who was imprisoned for ten years. During imprisonment, he wrote many novels that turned out to be best-sellers. The man then retired to a Caribbean village, where he was hard to track.

answer: The protagonist spends the majority of their life in jail before eventually redeeming themselves and living a relatively prosperous life outside of jail. However, they find that very little has changed, and they ultimately lead an unsatisfying life.

text: This summary is not accurate of what is stated in the passage.

refinement: The protagonist spends the majority of their life in jail. After getting out of jail, the protagonist lives a roller coaster of a life. Much has changed since the protagonist has been in jail for ten years.  However, the protagonists wrote many novels in jail that were best selling and finally has retired to the Caribbean.

answer: This person's life covers highs and lows, touching on experiences involving drugs, prison, divorces, the underground scene, and more. In the end, everything seems to have worked out, and they have lived a life full of interesting events.


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[Depiction of ISS-RapidScat's location on ISS and its operation] [ISS-RapidScat data from October 2014] [ISS-RapidScat returned data on weather like Typhoon Vongfong, pictured here as seen from ISS in 2014]

ISS-RAPIDSCAT was an instrument mounted to the International Space Station{{'s}} _Columbus_ module that measured wind speeds.[1] It was launched aboard SpaceX CRS-4 in September 2014 and operated until August 2016.[2] ISS-RapidScat was a scatterometer designed to support weather forecasting by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface to measure wind speed.[3] It featured a rotating radar dish that operated at 13.4 GHz (Ku band).[4] It could collect data between 51.6 degrees north and south latitude, with a swath .[5]

The ISS-RapidScat program was initiated in response to the failure of the QuikSCAT satellite's antenna rotation mechanism in November 2009. While the spacecraft continued to function, it could only gather data in one direction, significantly limiting its data collection ability. ISS-RapidScat was built by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory from elements of QuikSCAT's SeaWinds instrument engineering model, originally used to validate that instrument's flight hardware prior to its launch in 1999.[6] It was constructed in 18 months; re-using the QuikScat hardware had the double benefit of reducing cost and using already flight-proven hardware that functioned well in orbit.[7]

ISS-RapidScat was very similar to QuikSCAT in functionality. However, the instrument suffered due to peculiarities of the International Space Station, such as the station's varying altitude due to increased drag, its variable orientation due to the demands of visiting spacecraft, and its lack of a Sun-synchronous orbit.[8] By the time of ISS-RapidScat's launch, the European Space Agency{{'s}} MetOp series were the only two satellites with fully functioning scatterometers in orbit.[9] Some of these peculiarities were also advantages. Its mid-latitude orbit meant it was able to collect data about the same spot on Earth at different times of day, whereas the Sun-synchronous orbits used by other scatterometer-equipped spacecraft would re-visit the same location on Earth at the same time daily. This allowed scientists to study how the wind changes at one location over the course of a day.[10] This orbit also gives better coverage of the tropics, and by crossing the orbit of other satellites, it was able to observe the same area at the same time as them, allowing for cross-calibration between the different data sets.[11]

Objectives of the ISS-RapidScat program were to mitigate the loss of and provide continuity of wind data products from the QuikSCAT SeaWinds instrument, to serve as a calibration standard for the international constellation of scatterometer-equipped satellites, and to sample the diurnal and semi-diurnal wind variations that occur between ISS flight latitudes at least every two months.[12][13]

The scatterometer was launched as external cargo aboard the SpaceX CRS-4 mission on 21 September 2014, attached to the unpressurized section of the Dragon capsule.[14] Dragon was berthed to the station on 23 September.[15] The instrument was removed from Dragon, robotically assembled and attached to _Columbus_ between 29 and 30 September. It was powered up on 1 October and immediately began gathering data, which was first processed into an uncalibrated product on 3 October.[16] ISS-RapidScat was declared fully operational and its data products properly calibrated on 10 November.[17]

One of ISS-RapidScat's first observations was of Tropical Storm Simon off the coast of the Baja California Peninsula on 3 October 2014.[18] It also played a role in observing the Category 5 Hurricane Patricia in October 2015, which was noted as one of the most powerful hurricanes on record, with maximum sustained winds of .[19][20] Data from ISS-RapidScat was disseminated worldwide for use in weather forecasting, and was used by the United States Navy, NOAA, and EUMETSAT, among others.[21]

On 19 August 2016, the _Columbus_ module, which ISS-RapidScat was attached to and reliant on for resources, suffered a power distribution unit failure, which resulted in ISS-RapidScat shutting down. This was followed by an electrical overload in the power distribution unit during recovery efforts. Attempts to restore the instrument were without success, and NASA formally terminated operations on 28 November 2016.[22][23] No replacement or successor device was planned.[24]

ISS-RapidScat was removed from the _Columbus_ module on 1 January 2018 and stowed inside the SpaceX CRS-13 Dragon trunk.[25] On 13 January 2018, the trunk section and ISS-RapidScat re-entered Earth's atmosphere and were destroyed as planned, while the Dragon capsule and its cargo landed in the Pacific Ocean and were recovered.[26]

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title: ISS-RapidScat

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What was the ISS-RapidScat?

answer: An instrument mounted to the International Space Station Columbus module that measured wind speeds.

answer: ISS-RapidScat was an instrument mounted to the International Space Station that measured wind speeds.

text: It is omitted that it is mounted to the Columbus module.

refinement: ISS-RapidScat was an instrument mounted to the International Space Station Columbus module that measured wind speeds.

answer: ISS-RapidScat was an instrument mounted to the International Space Station that measured wind speeds. It served as a calibration standard for scatterometer-equipped satellites and was used for weather forecasting. The instrument was unsuccessful and was shut down on 19 August 2016 due to a power distribution unit failure.

text: It is omitted that it was mounted to the space station's Columbus module.

refinement: ISS-RapidScat was an instrument mounted to the International Space Station's Columbus module that measured wind speeds. It served as a calibration standard for scatterometer-equipped satellites and was used for weather forecasting. The instrument was unsuccessful and was shut down on 19 August 2016 due to a power distribution unit failure.

answer: The ISS-RapidScat was an instrument mounted to the International Space Station that measured wind speeds. It was a scatterometer designed to support weather forecasting by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface to measure wind speed.

text: It is omitted that the instrument was mounted to the Columbus module.

refinement: The ISS-RapidScat was an instrument mounted to the International Space Station's Columbus module that measured wind speeds. It was a scatterometer designed to support weather forecasting by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface to measure wind speed.

answer: An instrument mounted to the International Space Station that measured wind speeds.

text: It is omitted that it was launched to the Columbus module.

refinement: An instrument mounted to the International Space Station's Columbus module that measured wind speeds.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

How did it work?

answer: ISS-RapidScat was a scatterometer designed to measure wind speeds by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface. The instrument featured a rotating radar dish and operated at 13.4 GHz (Ku band). It could collect data between 51.6 degrees north and south latitude with a swath between these points. The objectives of ISS-RapidScat were to mitigate the loss of and provide continuity of wind data products from the QuikSCAT SeaWinds instrument, to serve as a calibration standard for the international constellation of scatterometer-equipped satellites, and to sample the diurnal and semi-diurnal wind variations that occur between ISS flight latitudes at least every two months. ISS-RapidScat operated until August 2016, and was removed from the International Space Station in January 2018.

answer: It was a microwave scatterometer. A radar dish would bounce microwaves off the ocean's surface and return data about wind velocity.

answer: It detected winds by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface and detected wind speeds.

answer: ISS-RapidScat was an instrument mounted to the International Space Station that measured wind speeds. It could collect data between 51.6 degrees north and south latitude, with a swath of . It was built from elements of the QuikSCAT SeaWinds instrument engineering model, and its primary function was to provide continuity of wind data products following the loss of QuikSCAT. ISS-RapidScat observations included Tropical Storm Simon and Category 5 Hurricane Patricia. On 19 August 2016, its host module suffered a power distribution unit failure, resulting in ISS-RapidScat shutting down. It was removed from the _Columbus_ module on 1 January 2018 and was destroyed upon re-entry into Earth's atmosphere on 13 January 2018.

text: " with a swath of " - Unnecessary use of the word of.

refinement: ISS-RapidScat was an instrument mounted to the International Space Station that measured wind speeds. It could collect data between 51.6 degrees north and south latitude, with a swath. It was built from elements of the QuikSCAT SeaWinds instrument engineering model, and its primary function was to provide continuity of wind data products following the loss of QuikSCAT. ISS-RapidScat observations included Tropical Storm Simon and Category 5 Hurricane Patricia. On 19 August 2016, its host module suffered a power distribution unit failure, resulting in ISS-RapidScat shutting down. It was removed from the _Columbus_ module on 1 January 2018 and was destroyed upon re-entry into Earth's atmosphere on 13 January 2018.

answer: By bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface to measure wind speed.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What was it's unique benefit?

answer: Its mid-latitude orbit meant it was able to collect data about the same spot on earth at different times of the day.

answer: It allowed scientists to study how the wind changes at one location over the course of a day; it gave better coverage of the tropics; and it allowed for cross-calibration between different data sets.

text: It is omitted that this could happen due to its mid-latitude orbit.

refinement: Its mid-latitude orbit allowed scientists to study how the wind changes at one location over the course of a day; it gave better coverage of the tropics; and it allowed for cross-calibration between different data sets.

answer: It's ability to collect data at different times of day allowed scientists to study wind changes over the course the day.

text: It is omitted that this could happen due to the mid-latitude orbit.

refinement: Its mid-latitude orbit gave it the ability to collect data at different times of day allowed scientists to study wind changes over the course the day.

answer: The ISS-RapidScat instrument had a mid-latitude orbit which gave better coverage of the tropics and allowed data collection at different times of the day. This enabled scientists to study changes in wind over the course of a day.

answer: One unique benefit of ISS-RapidScat was it's mid-latitude orbit which allowed for increased coverage of the tropics. It also allowed for cross-calibration between different data sets.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

How was it used?

answer: It observed Tropical Storm Simon off the coast of Baja California and Hurricane Patricia. Its data was used by the Navy, NOAA, and EMETSAT, among others.

text: It is omitted that it was a scatterometer and forecasted weather by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface to measure wind speed.

refinement: The instrument was a scatterometer used to forecast the weather by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface to measure wind speed. It observed Tropical Storm Simon off the coast of Baja California and Hurricane Patricia. Its data was used by the Navy, NOAA, and EMETSAT, among others.

answer: It was used to gather wind speed data.

text: It is omitted that it gathered the data by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface.

refinement: It was used to gather wind speed data by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface.

answer: An instrument used to detect weather conditions.

text: It is omitted that it did so by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface.

refinement: An instrument used to detect weather conditions, it did so by bouncing microwaves off the  ocean's surface.

answer: ISS-RapidScat was a scatterometer designed to measure wind speeds for weather forecasting purposes.

text: It is omitted that it did so by bouncing off microwaves off the surface of the ocean.

refinement: ISS-RapidScat was a scatterometer designed to measure wind speeds for weather forecasting purposes by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface.

answer: ISS-RapidScat was an instrument mounted to the International Space Station that measured wind speeds. It was used to provide weather forecasting data.

text: It is omitted that it did so by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface.

refinement: ISS-RapidScat was an instrument mounted to the International Space Station that measured wind speeds. It was used to provide weather forecasting data.

text: The fact that it forecasted hurricanes and storms is evidence that it was used to provide weather forecasting data.

question: Write a ~6 sentence summary.

answer:
The RapidScat was a scatterometer mounted to the active International Space Station (ISS). The instrument measured wind speeds by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface.

RapidScat was launched on the SpaceX CRS-4 mission in September 2014 and operated for three years before a power distribution unit failure on the ISS Columbus module caused RapidScat to shut down. In January 2018, RapidScat was removed from the Columbus module and is expected to reenter Earth's atmosphere where it would be destroyed as planned.

answer: ISS-RapidScat was a scatterometer instrument mounted on the International Space Station. It measured wind speeds and was initially built as a replacement for the QuikSCAT satellite. ISS-RapidScat was able to gather data from 51.6 degrees north to south latitude, but suffered due to the peculiarities of the space station orbit. The instrument was shut down in August 2016 and was removed from the space station in January 2018.

answer: The ISS-RapidScat instrument was a scatterometer mounted to the International Space Station. It collected data on wind speed by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface. ISS-RapidScat was launched in September 2014 and was operational until its power distribution unit failed in August 2016. Attempts to restore the instrument were unsuccessful and operations were terminated in November 2016. The instrument was removed in January 2018 from the unpressurized section of the Dragon capsule, and the trunk section re-entered Earth's atmosphere as planned.

answer: The ISS-RapidScat was an instrument mounted to the International Space Station (ISS) that measured wind speeds. It was launched aboard SpaceX CRS-4 in September 2014. The initial purpose of the ISS-RapidScat program was to mitigate the loss of and provide continuity of wind data products from the QuikSCAT SeaWinds instrument. The scatterometer was designed to support weather forecasting by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface to measure wind speeds. According to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the reason why Congress cancelled the program in 2013 was because the instruments capabilities were not needed anymore. The scope of the objectives of the satellite's program plans was to minimize the loss and provide continuity of wind data products to serve as a calibration standard for the international constellation of scatterometer-equipped satellites. It was finally shut down in August 2016 due to failure of the power distribution unit that relied on the ISS for energy resources.

text: "According to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the reason why Congress cancelled the program in 2013 was because the instruments capabilities were not needed anymore. The scope of the objectives of the satellite's program plans was to minimize the loss and provide continuity of wind data products to serve as a calibration standard for the international constellation of scatterometer-equipped satellites." This information can be omitted to fit the 6-sentence constraint.

refinement: The ISS-RapidScat was an instrument mounted to the International Space Station (ISS) that measured wind speeds. It was launched aboard SpaceX CRS-4 in September 2014. The initial purpose of the ISS-RapidScat program was to mitigate the loss of and provide continuity of wind data products from the QuikSCAT SeaWinds instrument. The scatterometer was designed to support weather forecasting by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface to measure wind speeds. It was finally shut down in August 2016 due to failure of the power distribution unit that relied on the ISS for energy resources.

answer: ISS-RapidScat was an instrument mounted to the International Space Station that measured wind speed. It did this by bouncing microwaves off the ocean's surface. It allowed scientists to study how the wind changed at one location over the course of day thanks to its unique orbital characteristics. It also gave better coverage of the tropics, and it allowed for cross-calibration between different data sets. It was used to observe both Tropical Storm Simon and Hurricane Patricia. Its data was used by the Navy, NOAA, and EMETSAT.