text:
UPDATE 7/4: The Rock Island County Sheriff's Office confirms Wednesday morning two people were killed when a large tree banch fell during Red White and Boom Tuesday night in Rock Island.

The two people who were killed in the accident are Daniel Mendoza, aged 61 of Rock Island and Lawrence Anderson, aged 72 of Moline. Five others were hurt including a pregnant woman who later gave birth at a local hospital. Bustos says mom and baby are doing well.

The Rock Island coroner will be conducting autopsies today.

  Officials address deadly accident at Red White and Boom in Rock Island Tuesday night.

  Posted by KWQC TV6 News on Wednesday, July 4, 2018

Bustos says the tree was about 100 years old. It had a circumference of eight feet and two inches at the base. The branch was 45 feet long and fell 25 feet to the ground. Bustos says he believes the tree to be in good health, but they would be taking a closer look as the investigation continues.

ORIGINAL 7/3: Red White and Boom turned deadly and dangerous for those sitting by the Rock Island County Courthouse for the Independence Day festivities.

Towards the end of the Fireworks show, a large tree branch fell, killing one and injuring five others. With Rock Island Police already in the area, there was a quick emergency personell response to the area, including Sheriff Bustos who confirmed the death and injuries with TV-6.

Witnesses on scene stated that individuals had been sitting on the lawn of the courthouse, beneath the tree branch, to watch Red White and Boom. Witnesses then heard loud cracking and loud screaming.

Witnesses did see a white sheet placed at the end of one of the trees which was still in place as TV-6 arrived on the scene. The Centennial bridge was blocked from through traffic as the scene developed and was cleared. One witness had to abandon her car because it was stuck in the middle of the scene.

What caused the tree branch to fall has not been determined.

  KWQC Jenna Jackson is at the Rock Island Courthouse where TV-6 has confirmed part of a tree fell on several people during Red, White and Boom.

  Posted by KWQC TV6 News on Tuesday, July 3, 2018

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

Who confirmed the death of two people by a large tree branch?

answer: Sheriff Martin Bustos confirmed the death and injuries with TV-6

text: There's no evidence that suggests the Sheriff's first name is Martin.

refinement: Sheriff Bustos confirmed the death and injuries with TV-6

answer: The Rock Island County's Sheriff's Office confirmed the death of two people by a large tree branch.

text: It misses tp specify that Sheriff Bustos confirmed the deaths.

refinement: The Rock Island County's Sheriff Bustos confirmed the death of two people by a large tree branch.

text: "The Rock Island County Sheriff's Office confirms Wednesday morning two people were killed when a large tree branch" is evidence that Rock Island County Sheriff's Office confirmed the deaths.

answer: Sheriff Bustos confirmed the death of two people by a large tree branch.

text: "Sheriff Bustos who confirmed the death and injuries" is evidence that Sheriff Bustos confirmed the deaths of the two people.

answer: Sheriff Bustos confirmed the death of two people by a large tree branch.

text: "Sheriff Bustos who confirmed the death and injuries" is evidence that Sheriff Bustos confirmed the deaths of the two people.

answer: The Rock Island County Sheriff Bustos.

text: "Sheriff Bustos who confirmed the death and injuries" is evidence that Sheriff Bustos confirmed the deaths of the two people.

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

Who were the two people killed in the accident?

answer: Daniel Mendoza, 61, of Rock Island and Lawrence Anderson, 72 of Moline.

text: "two people who were killed in the accident are Daniel Mendoza, aged 61 of Rock Island and Lawrence Anderson, aged 72 of Moline" is evidence of the two people who were killed.

answer: Daniel Mendoza, aged 61 of Rock Island, and Lawrence Anderson, aged 72 of Moline.

text: "two people who were killed in the accident are Daniel Mendoza, aged 61 of Rock Island and Lawrence Anderson, aged 72 of Moline" is evidence of the two people who were killed.

answer: Daniel Mendoza, aged 61, and Lawrence Anderson, aged 72, were the two people killed in the accident.

text: "two people who were killed in the accident are Daniel Mendoza, aged 61 of Rock Island and Lawrence Anderson, aged 72 of Moline" is evidence of the two people who were killed.

answer: The two people killed were Daniel Mendoza and Lawrence Anderson

text: "two people who were killed in the accident are Daniel Mendoza, aged 61 of Rock Island and Lawrence Anderson, aged 72 of Moline" is evidence of the two people who were killed.

answer: Daniel Mendoza, aged 61 of Rock Island and Lawrence Anderson, aged 72 of Moline

text: "two people who were killed in the accident are Daniel Mendoza, aged 61 of Rock Island and Lawrence Anderson, aged 72 of Moline" is evidence of the two people who were killed.

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

What happened at the end of the Fireworks show?

answer: At the end of the Fireworks show, a large tree branch feel and killed one person and injured five others.

text: It misses to include the second person that died mentioned in the update of the report.

refinement: At the end of the Fireworks show, a large tree branch feel and killed two people and injured five others.

text: "Towards the end of the Fireworks show, a large tree branch fell, killing one and injuring five others" is evidence of what happened towards the end of the fireworks show.

answer: A large tree branch fell, killing one and injuring five others.

text: It misses to include the second person that died mentioned in the update of the report.

refinement: A large tree branch fell, killing two and injuring five others.

text: "Towards the end of the Fireworks show, a large tree branch fell, killing one and injuring five others" is evidence of what happened towards the end of the fireworks show.

answer: A tree branch fell, killing one person and injuring five others.

text: It misses to include the second person that died mentioned in the update of the report.

refinement: A tree branch fell, killing two people and injuring five others.

text: "Towards the end of the Fireworks show, a large tree branch fell, killing one and injuring five others" is evidence of what happened towards the end of the fireworks show.

answer: At the end of the Fireworks show, a large tree branch fell, killing one and injuring five others.

text: It misses to include the second person that died mentioned in the update of the report.

refinement: At the end of the Fireworks show, a large tree branch fell, killing two and injuring five others.

text: "Towards the end of the Fireworks show, a large tree branch fell, killing one and injuring five others" is evidence of what happened towards the end of the fireworks show.

answer: A large tree branch fell.

text: It misses to mention that when the tree branch fell, it killed two and injured 5 others.

refinement: A large tree branch fell, killing two and injuring five others.

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

Who posted this article?

answer: KWQC TV6 News.

text: "Posted by KWQC TV6 News" is evidence of who posed the article.

answer: KWQC TV6 News posted this article.

text: "Posted by KWQC TV6 News" is evidence of who posed the article.

answer: This article was posted by KWQC TV6 News.

text: "Posted by KWQC TV6 News" is evidence of who posed the article.

answer: TV-6 News

text: It misses to mention the station KWQC who posted the article.

answer: KWQC Television 6 News

text: "Posted by KWQC TV6 News" is evidence of who posed the article.

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

How old was the tree that fell?

answer: About 100 years old

text: "Bustos says the tree was about 100 years old" is evidence of the tree being about 100 years old.

answer: Not answered.

text: "Bustos says the tree was about 100 years old" is evidence that the tree is described to be about 100 years old.

answer: The tree was 100 years old.

text: It misses to mention that the three was an approximate 100 years old.

refinement: The tree was approximately 100 years old.

answer: The tree that fell was 100 years old.

text: It misses to mention that the three was an approximate 100 years old.

refinement: The tree that fell was about 100 years old.

answer: The tree was approximately 100 years old.

text: "Bustos says the tree was about 100 years old" is evidence of the tree being about 100 years old.

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

How long was the tree branch that fell?

answer: The tree branch was 45 feet long.

text: "Bustos says the tree was about 100 years old" is evidence that the tree branch was 45 feet long

answer: The tree branch was 45 feet long.

text: "Bustos says the tree was about 100 years old" is evidence that the tree branch was 45 feet long

answer: The tree banch was 45 feet long.

text: "Bustos says the tree was about 100 years old" is evidence that the tree branch was 45 feet long

answer: The extent of the damage remains unknown but it fell at 45 feet long and 25 feet tall.

text: The damage is actually known.

answer: The tree branch was 45 feet long.

text: "Bustos says the tree was about 100 years old" is evidence that the tree branch was 45 feet long

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: Two were killed and five injured after a tree branch fell during Red White and Boom celebrations Tuesday night in Rock Island. The cause of the fall is unknown.

text: Extra detail to the summary exceeds its targeted length.

refinement: Two were killed and five injured after a tree branch fell during Red White and Boom celebrations Tuesday night in Rock Island.

answer: Four people died at 'Red White and Boom' June 30th due to a falling tree.

text: Incorrectly mentions that four people died, it was two.

refinement: Two people died at 'Red White and Boom' June 30th due to a falling tree.

text: There's no evidence that suggests the incident was on June 30t

refinement: Two people died at 'Red White and Boom' due to a falling tree.

text: It fails to mention it was a falling tree branch, and not tree.

refinement: Two people died at 'Red White and Boom' due to a falling tree branch.

answer: This news article reports the details of an accident in which two people were killed and five people were injured by the falling of a 100 year old tree branch during the Red, White and Boom at Rock Island.

answer: A large tree branch fell on people watching the Independence Day parade festivities in Rock Island, killing one and injuring five others.

text: It incorrectly mentions one person died, while it was two who died.

refinement: A large tree branch fell on people watching the Independence Day parade festivities in Rock Island, killing two and injuring five others.

answer: A large tree chased a large branch and it fell on a crowd watching the fireworks show Red, White, and Boom.

text: There's no evidence that says a large tree 'chased'.

refinement: A large tree branch fell on a crowd watching the fireworks show Red, White, and Boom.

text: It misses to mention the deaths and injuries.

refinement: A large tree branch fell on a crowd watching the fireworks show Red, White, and Boom killing two and injuring five others.


split: train

text:
_PERSEGUIDOS_, also known as _EL CAPO_,[1] is a Mexican telenovela produced by Horacio Díaz Morales for Imagen Televisión together with TeleMéxico Studios.[2] It is a remake of the Colombian series, _El Capo_.[3][4] It stars Mauricio Islas as the titular character.[5]

Plot

The series presents José Vicente Solís Armenta, a delinquent who is prosecuted by the state, tried and condemned to the maximum penalty for crimes against humanity. By being betrayed, the authorities finally manage to track him down and want him dead or alive. Solis Armenta, as he escapes, has to deal with his wife whom he deceived, one of his lovers who seeks to assassinate him and a bodyguard who seems to succumb to his charms.

Cast

Main

-   Mauricio Islas as José Vicente Solís Armenta / El Capo
-   Irán Castillo as Sofía Cáseres
-   Marisol del Olmo as María Guadalupe Luján Flores
-   Sara Maldonado as La Perris
-   Miguel Rodarte as Pancho Solís Armenta
-   Gerardo Taracena as Gustavo Benítez / Tavo
-   Roberto Mateos as Hernán Molina
-   Alejandro de la Madrid as Uribe
-   Claudio Lafarga as Sergio Machado / Checo

Recurring

-   Mauricio Rousselon as Juan José “Jay” Solís[6]
-   Isabel Burr as Camila Solís
-   Guillermo Quintanilla as General Payró
-   Verónica Merchant as Irene
-   Gustavo Sánchez Parra as Coronel Avilés
-   Julio Bracho as Señor H
-   Valentina Acosta as Connie
-   Javier Díaz Dueñas as General Segovia
-   Mimi Morales as Valeria Buenrostro
-   Pablo Cruz Guerrero as Emiliano
-   Ariane Pellicer as Doña Esperanza Armenta
-   Eduardo Arroyuelo as Agente Barrales
-   Mario Loría as Teniente Monroe
-   Ricardo Polanco as Eduardo Solís Armenta
-   Melissa Barrera as Laura Solis

Problems and broadcast

The premiere of the series was scheduled for October 31, 2016. However, _El Capo_ quickly came under a firestorm of criticism. The presidents of the Radio and Television Commissions in the Senate and Chamber of Deputies wrote a letter asking the RTC, Mexico's broadcast content regulator, and the Federal Telecommunications Institute to take action against Imagen Televisión, which aired the novela, for broadcasting a “narcoseries”.[7] The network may have feared that the program would receive a D rating from the RTC, in which case it could not air before midnight; days before the planned October 31 premiere, the title was changed to _Perseguidos_ (Pursued) for its run on Imagen.[8]

The series was broadcast from November 7, 2016 until January 27, 2017.[9][10] In the United States the series premiered on April 4, 2017 in the timeslot of 10pm/9c with its original name, “El Capo”.[11] Due to the low rating of the series, Telemundo changed the schedule of the series to 8pm/7c.[12]

U.S. broadcast

The following is a list of episodes with titles and release dates in the United States, the ratings are also shown.

Notes

[1]

[2]

[3]

[4]

[5]

[6]

[7]

[8]

[9]

[10]

[11]

[12]

title: Perseguidos

question: What is Perseguidos also known as?

answer: El Capo.

answer: Perseguidos is also known as El Capo.

answer: Perseguidos, also known as El Capo, is a Mexican telenovela.

text: It is not asked what is Perseguidos

question: What is Perseguidos?

answer: A telenovela.

text: Could be more specific.

refinement: A Mexican telenovela, a remake of the Colombian series 'El Capo'.

answer: _PERSEGUIDOS_, also known as _EL CAPO_,[1] is a Mexican telenovela produced by Horacio Díaz Morales for Imagen Televisión together with TeleMéxico Studios.[2] It is a remake of the Colombian series, _El Capo_.[3][4] It stars Mauricio Islas as the titular character.[5]

text: There are typos and references.

refinement: Perseguidos, also known as El Capo, is a Mexican telenovela produced by Horacio Díaz Morales for Imagen Televisión together with TeleMéxico Studios. It is a remake of the Colombian series, El Capo. It stars Mauricio Islas as the titular character.

answer: A Mexican telenovela

text: It could be more specific.

refinement: A Mexican telenovela, a remake of the Colombian series, El Capo.

question: What country has produced Perseguidos?

answer: Mexico.

answer: Mexico.

answer: Mexico.

question: Who produced Perseguidos?

answer: Horacio Díaz Morales for Imagen Televisión.

text: An incomplete answer.

refinement: Horacio Díaz Morales for Imagen Televisión together with TeleMéxico Studios.

answer: Horacio Díaz Morales produced the telenovela.

answer: Imagen Television

text: An incomplete answer.

refinement: It is produced by Horacio Díaz Morales for Imagen Televisión together with TeleMéxico Studios.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: This article is about Perseguidos, a Mexican telenovela. It discusses its influences and the cast.

text: The influence is not discussed.

refinement: This article is about Perseguidos, a Mexican telenovela. It discusses its cast.

text: The plot and the critique are omitted.

refinement: This article is about Perseguidos, a Mexican telenovela. It discusses the plot, the critiques, and the cast.

answer: This article explains a Mexican telenovela, Persecuidos. It details the series' plot, cast, and problems leading to broadcast.

text: 'The presidents of the Radio and Television Commissions in the Senate and Chamber of Deputies wrote a letter asking the RTC, Mexico's broadcast content regulator, and the Federal Telecommunications Institute to take action against Imagen Televisión, which aired the novela, for broadcasting a “narcoseries”' is evidence that the article explains problems leading to broadcast.

answer: The telenovela Perseguidos is a remake of El Capo. The series features a narcoseries known for its low ratings in the U.S.

text: The law rating is not an essential feature of the telenovela.

refinement: The telenovela Perseguidos is a remake of El Capo. The series features a narcoseries.

answer: The telenovela, "Perseguidos," (En. "Pursued") was initially meant to premiere on October 31st. However, the producers were concerned it would receive a D rating for being a "narcoseries." It was therefore temporarily changed to "Parsaeguidos" and aired later, receiving the re-titled name, "El Capo".

text: The name 'El Capo' is changed to 'Perseguidos'.

refinement: The telenovela, "Perseguidos," (En. "Pursued") was initially meant to premiere on October 31st under the name 'El Capo'. However, the producers were concerned it would receive a D rating for being a "narcoseries." It was therefore temporarily changed to "Parsaeguidos" and aired later.

text: The name change was not temporary but permanent.

refinement: The telenovela, "Perseguidos," (En. "Pursued") was initially meant to premiere on October 31st under the name 'El Capo'. However, the producers were concerned it would receive a D rating for being a "narcoseries." It was therefore changed to "Parsaeguidos" and aired later.

text: It could be more specific

refinement: Mexican telenovela, "Perseguidos," (En. "Pursued") was initially meant to premiere on October 31st under the name 'El Capo', being a remake of a Colombian series of the same name. However, the producers were concerned it would receive a D rating for being a "narcoseries." It was therefore changed to "Parsaeguidos" and aired later.

text: unnecessary commas

refinement: Mexican telenovela "Perseguidos" (En. "Pursued") was initially meant to premiere on October 31st under the name 'El Capo', being a remake of a Colombian series of the same name. However, the producers were concerned it would receive a D rating for being a "narcoseries." It was therefore changed to "Parsaeguidos" and aired later.

answer: Mexican telenovela, `El Capo,' is a remake of a Colombian series of the same name. The Mexican series focuses on a convict on the run.

text: The name of the telenovela is 'Perseguidos', and it is a remake of 'El Capo".

refinement: Mexican telenovela 'Perseguidos' is a remake of the Colombian series `'El Capo'. The Mexican series focuses on a convict on the run.

text: 'the authorities finally manage to track him down and want him dead or alive' is evidence that the convict was on the run.

text: 'a delinquent who is prosecuted by the state, tried and condemned to the maximum penalty for crimes against humanity.' is evidence that the protagonist is a convict.

answer: A Mexican telenovela, "Perseguidos", is a remake of the Colombian series, “El Capo." The show stars Mauricio Islas as José Vicente Solis Armenta, a character who is prosecuted by the state, tried, and condemned to the maximum penalty for crimes against humanity.

text: unnecessary commas

refinement: A Mexican telenovela "Perseguidos" is a remake of the Colombian series “El Capo." The show stars Mauricio Islas as José Vicente Solis Armenta, a character who is prosecuted by the state, tried, and condemned to the maximum penalty for crimes against humanity.


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

What is Portal 47?

answer: A boutique beam-in backstage pass for a deep-dive like no other

text: The response does not answer the question.

refinement: Portal 47 is a subscription service that gives Star Trek fans a closer look at the series, including exclusive access to audio, documents, and images.

answer: Portal 47 is a subscription service designed to enhance a fan’s understanding of all things Star Trek. Features include exclusive access to audio, documents, and images, monthly telebriefings with cast and crew, and personal meetups with Dr. Trek.

text: "Dr. Trek" is not mentioned in the passage.

refinement: Portal 47 is a subscription service designed to enhance a fan’s understanding of all things Star Trek. Features include exclusive access to audio, documents, and images.

answer: It is a subscription-based service for Star Trek fans where they can hear unheard stories and access exclusive archives of 25-year Star Trek superfan, Larry Nemecek. According to Larry, it is like a mini-con all year-round, but at the comfort of home.

answer: That information can't be found.

text: The information can be found in the passage.

refinement: It is a subscription-based service for Star Trek fans where they can hear unheard stories and access exclusive archives of 25-year Star Trek superfan, Larry Nemecek. According to Larry, it is like a mini-con all year-round, but at the comfort of home.

answer: Portal 47 is a monthly interactive, behind-the-scenes look at all things Trek with Larry Nemecek. Monthly telebriefings and access to exclusive audiovisual materials are included with a commitment for one year.

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

Who is Larry Nemecek?

answer: Larry Nemecek is a veteran fan of Star Trek with front-line experience and private archives, who has created Portal 47 as an exclusive access pass for savvy Trek fans.

text: The passage only specifies that Nemecek is the one in charge of running Portal 47.

refinement: Larry Nemecek is the individual in charge of Portal 47.

answer: Larry Nemecek is a Trek veteran with unique knowledge of all things Trek, which he offers through a monthly membership program called Portal 47.

text: The passage only specifies that Nemecek is the one in charge of running Portal 47.

refinement: Larry Nemecek is the individual in charge of Portal 47.

answer: Larry Nemecek is a Trek fan and insider who is offering some very juicy tidbits of Trek trivia to fans.

text: The passage only specifies that Nemecek is the one in charge of running Portal 47.

refinement: Larry Nemecek is the individual in charge of Portal 47.

answer: Also known as Dr. Trek, Larry Nemecek has immersed himself in the Star Trek universe for 20 + years, compiling stories, interviews, rare videos, audio, documents, and images kept in his private archives. He's a fixture in Trek fandom and often speaks at comic conventions.

text: The passage only specifies that Nemecek is the one in charge of running Portal 47.

refinement: Larry Nemecek is the individual in charge of Portal 47.

answer: He's Doc Trek, a veteran Trek writer who has been a part of the Trek world for 25 years. He hosts a show aptly named The Portal 47, which has everything Trek-related.

text: The passage only specifies that Nemecek is the one in charge of running Portal 47.

refinement: Larry Nemecek is the individual in charge of Portal 47.

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

Who is Portal 47 for?

answer: It's for Trek superfans, and it offers a year-long membership of behind-the-scenes stories, unreleased information, personal meetups, an exclusive community, merchandise discounts, merchandise delivered, and any meetups at cons the person might attend.

answer: Portal 47 is for fans of Star Trek.

answer: Portal 47 is targeted towards Trek fans interested in a deeper dive into all things Trek. Portal 47 offers subscribers exclusive access to rare video, audio, documents, and images from Larry's archives, private meetups with Trek cast and crew, and monthly live telebriefings.

answer: The site is for Trek fans.

answer: It is for Star Trek fans who want to dive deeper into all things Trek, with Larry as their personal guide.

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

What does "47" mean in Portal 47?

answer: I believe 47 signifies the numbers of completion.

text: The passage does not answer this question.

answer: 47 is the first bit that will be jumped into.

text: The passage does not answer this question.

answer: It means $47 for a no-strings-attached one-month trial. Customers can then move to the original price of $33 a month.

text: The passage does not answer this question.

answer: Portal 47 is a monthly subscription service providing exclusive access to Larry Nemecek's front-row experience in Trek for insights not heard before, exclusive archives, and more. The "47" signifies the monthly rate of the service.

text: The passage does not answer this question.

answer: Portal 47 is a monthly subscription service focused on delving deeper into all things Trek. The "47" refers to the monthly commitment for the service.

text: The passage does not answer this question.

question: Write a ~4 sentence summary.

answer: Portal 47 provides an insider's view into the workings of Star Trek and its history through exclusive monthly telebriefings, unique archives, and live meetups. With monthly commitments starting at just $33 per month, this is the perfect destination for any Trek fan looking for a new frontier of fandom.

answer: Discover something new in Trekdom with Portal 47: insider access to all things Trek from Larry Nemecek, an undisputed Trek veteran with unique insights. Telebriefings, exclusive archives, live meet-ups, and more are packaged into a monthly subscription - at a modest price. Sign up now!

answer: Dr. Trek, Larry Nemecek, is a Star Trek superfan and 25-year veteran of all things Trek. He is a respected member of the Trek community and has amassed an impressive archive of stories, video, audio, images, and documents. His experience in the Trek universe has made him a subject matter expert, and now he's offering Star Trek fans exclusive access to his private archives, live, one-hour telebriefings, round table telebriefings, product and event discounts, and a discounted one-day personal Trekland Tours of Trek film site locations in LA. Larry is offering all this in Portal 47, where fans can subscribe for $33 per month or a one-time, one-month trial of $47.

answer: Larry Nemecek has put together a new subscription-based online site about Star Trek called Port 47. He decides to share his vast knowledge of Trek fandom to create something like an online "mini convention" all year long. He offers a variety of new experiences, including exclusive media downloads, private meetings with actors and crew, advance access to things, a month's advance ticket to a Trek mission to sightsee Trek film location (while you're in L.A.), and much more.

text: The service is called "portal" not "port".

refinement: Larry Nemecek has put together a new subscription-based online site about Star Trek called Portal 47. He decides to share his vast knowledge of Trek fandom to create something like an online "mini convention" all year long. He offers a variety of new experiences, including exclusive media downloads, private meetings with actors and crew, advance access to things, a month's advance ticket to a Trek mission to sightsee Trek film location (while you're in L.A.), and much more.

answer: As a fan of Star Trek, Larry Nemecek is excited to share his experiences with fans and business contacts in new ways using the best 21st century tools. He wants to find a way to share his stories. The Portal 47 program is a star podcast that allows fans to listen in live and interact. The program offers exclusive access to more "in-depth trek" no fan had gone before.


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KIANOUSH AYARI (Persian: کیانوش عیّاری '' Kiānūsh ʿAyyārī'', born May 14, 1951) is an Iranian writer and director.[1] He is famous for his realistic style and unique stories like heart transplantation in his movie _Boodan yaa naboodan_ or fate of a teacher after the horrible Bam earthquake in _Bidar show, Arezoo!_.

Life and career

He was born in the city of Ahvaz, southwest of Iran. Ayari started his cinematic career by making 8mm short films.[2] His first professional movie was Tanooreyeh Div. His movie _Abadani-ha_ won the Silver Leopard for the best Movie at Locarno Film Festival in 1994.[3] His most controversial movie _The Paternal House_[4] was screened at 69th Venice Film Festival but yet to be screened publicly in Iran as of december 2016 but was screened at a few cinemas in United States of America.[5][6] Mehdi Hashemi, one of the best actors of Iranian theatre and cinema has played the main actor role in his movies for the last two decades, including: _Thousand Eyes (TV Series)_, Roozegar-e Gharib _(TV Series)_, _The Paternal House_ and his latest movie _Kanape_'.

Personal life

His brother Dariush Ayari is a cinematographer. They collaborated in _Thousand Eyes (TV Series)_, Roozegar-e Gharib _(TV Series)_ and _The Paternal House_.

Filmography

Cinema

-   Taze-nafas-ha (1979)
-   Tanooreyeh Div (1985)
-   The Spirit of Scorpion (1986)
-   The Grand Day (1988)
-   Beyond the Fire (1990)
-   Two Halves of an Apple (1991)
-   The Abadanis (1993)
-   Cow's Horn (1995)
-   To Be or Not to Be (1998)
-   Iranian Spread (2002)
-   Wake up, Arezoo! (2004)
-   The Paternal House (2012)
-   Canape' (2016)

TV Series

-   Thousand Eyes (2003)
-   Roozegar-e Gharib (2007)

Awards

Here is a list of awards received by Kianoush Ayari in film festivals:[7][8]

  Year   Festival                                   Award                   Nominated Work        Result
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  1985   4th Fajr Film Festival                     Best Director           Tanooreyeh Div
  1987   6th Fajr Film Festival                     Best Director           Ansuyeh Atash
  1994   Locarno International Film Festival        Silver Leopard          Abadani-Ha
  1994   Nantes Three Continents Festival           Golden Montgolfiere     Abadani-Ha
  1998   Cairo International Film Festival          Best Screenplay         Boodan yaa naboodan
  1998   Cairo International Film Festival          Golden Pyramid          Boodan yaa naboodan
  2002   Karlovy Vary International Film Festival   Crystal Globe           Sofreh Irani
  2004   23rd Fajr Film Festival                    Best Director           Bidar show, Arezoo!
  2004   23rd Fajr Film Festival                    Best Art Achievement    Bidar show, Arezoo!
  2012   Venice Film Festival                       Venice Horizons Award   The Paternal House

[1] Kianoush Ayyari (Imdb)

[2] Kianoush Ayari (sourehcinema)

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[4] The Paternal House (Imdb)

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[7] List of award received by Kianoush Ayari (Imdb)

[8] List of award received by Kianoush Ayari (sourehcinema)

title: Kianoush Ayari

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

Name one of the unique traits of Kianoushi Ayari's work?

answer: It is said he has a realistic style.

answer: He has a realistic style in his movies.

answer: Kianoush Ayari's work has a realistic style.

answer: Heart transplants

text: Answer should reflect that heart transplants are a unique story, not a trait of his work.

refinement: Unique stories such as heart transplants.

answer: One unique trait of Kianoushi Ayari's work is its focus on realistic story telling.

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

Where was Kianoushi Ayari born?

answer: Abwaz, southwest Iran

text: 'Abwaz' is spelt incorrectly, it should read 'Ahvaz'

answer: Kianoush Ayari was born in the city of Ahvaz, southwest of Iran.

answer: Iran

text: The article offers a more accurate location, the answer should reflect this.

answer: He was born in the city of Ahvaz, southwest of Iran.

answer: Kianoush Ayari was born in Ahvaz, southwest of Iran.

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

What is the name of Kianoushi Ayari's first professional movie?

answer: Kianoushi Ayari's first professional movie was Tanooreyeh Div.

answer: Tanooreyeh Div is Kianoushi Ayari's first professional movie.

answer: Tanooreyeh Div

answer: The first professional movie by Kianoushi Ayari was Tanooreyeh Div.

answer: It is called Tanooreyeh Div.

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

Name one of Kianoushi Ayari's films that have never been screened in his home country?

answer: The Paternal House was screened at 69th Venice Film Festival but has not yet been screened in Iran.

answer: The Paternal House.

answer: The Paternal House

answer: The Paternal House (2012) was controversial in Iran and was never screened (as of December 2016).

answer: The Paternal House has not been screened in Iran as of December 2016.

question: Write a ~5 sentence summary.

answer: Kianoush Ayari is a filmmaker from Iran. He is famous for his realistic style of film-making and for the controversial movie "The Paternal House." His notable films include "Tanooreyeh Div" and "Bidar show, Arezoo!" Ayari has received a variety of awards and recognitions from film festivals.

answer: Kianoush Ayari is a critically acclaimed Iranian filmmaker known for his realistic style and unique stories. He has won several awards in various film festivals for his movies, including silver leopard at Locarno and Golden Pyramid for his movie Boodan yaa naboodan. His most recent work is the movie Canape'.

text: Canape should read 'Kanape'.

refinement: Kianoush Ayari is a critically acclaimed Iranian filmmaker known for his realistic style and unique stories. He has won several awards in various film festivals for his movies, including silver leopard at Locarno and Golden Pyramid for his movie Boodan yaa naboodan. His most recent work is the movie Kanape'.

answer:
Kianoush Ayari is an Iranian writer and director for whom realism and unique stories are famous.

Ayari started his cinematic career by making 8mm short films.

So far, his most controversial movie is "The Paternal House" which was screened at 69th Venice Film Festival but yet to be screened publicly in Iran as of December 2016.

One of the major actress for his movies has been Mehdi Hashemi.

text: Mehdi Hashemi is male, not female.

refinement:
Kianoush Ayari is an Iranian writer and director for whom realism and unique stories are famous.

Ayari started his cinematic career by making 8mm short films.

So far, his most controversial movie is "The Paternal House" which was screened at 69th Venice Film Festival but yet to be screened publicly in Iran as of December 2016.

One of the major actor's for his movies has been Mehdi Hashemi.

text: Grammatical edit required.

refinement:
Kianoush Ayari is an Iranian writer and director who is famous for his realistic style and unique stories.

Ayari started his cinematic career by making 8mm short films.

His most controversial movie is "The Paternal House" which was screened at 69th Venice Film Festival but yet to be screened publicly in Iran as of December 2016.

Mehdi Hashemi usually plays the lead in Ayari's films, they have worked together for two decades.

answer: Kianoush Ayari is an Iranian writer and director. He is known for his simple realism in films that means the dialogue is cryptic and illogical. Ayardi started his cinematic career by making 8mm short films. He first worked with Mehdi Hashemi in his movie Tanooreyeh Div released in 1985. They teamed up to collaborate in several movies.

text: There is no mention of cryptic or illogical dialogue in the article.

refinement: Kianoush Ayari is an Iranian writer and director. He is known for his simple realism in his films. Ayardi started his cinematic career by making 8mm short films. He first worked with Mehdi Hashemi in his movie Tanooreyeh Div released in 1985. They teamed up to collaborate in several movies.

text: Grammatical edit required.

refinement: Kianoush Ayari is an Iranian writer and director. He is known for the realistic style of his films. Ayardi started his cinematic career by making 8mm short films. He first worked with Mehdi Hashemi in his movie Tanooreyeh Div released in 1985. They teamed up to collaborate in several movies.

text: There is nothing in the article to say that Mehdi Hashemi first worked with Ayari on Tanooreyeh Div.

refinement: Kianoush Ayari is an Iranian writer and director. He is known for the realistic style of his films. Ayardi started his cinematic career by making 8mm short films. Ayari has often cast Mehdi Hashmi as the lead in a number of projects over the last two decades.

answer:
Kianoushi Ayari is a notable Iranian writer and Director. He is known for a realistic style of writing and directing which has won him lots of admirers and film awards both in Iran and internationally.

Kianoushi Ayari's first professional movie is called Tanooreyeh Div and it won him the 4th Fajr Film Festival Best Director in 1985. His most controversial film, The Paternal House (2012) has never been screened in Iran (as of Dember 2016).

Ayari's brother, Darius, is a cinematographer and they both collaborated on three projects - Thousand Eyes (TV Series), Roozegar-e Gharib (TV Series), and The Paternal House.

text: There are a number of spelling errors including 'Kianoushi' and 'Dember'

refinement:
Kianoush Ayari is a notable Iranian writer and Director. He is known for a realistic style of writing and directing which has won him lots of admirers and film awards both in Iran and internationally.

Kianoush Ayari's first professional movie is called Tanooreyeh Div and it won him the 4th Fajr Film Festival Best Director in 1985. His most controversial film, The Paternal House (2012) has never been screened in Iran (as of December 2016).

Ayari's brother, Darius, is a cinematographer and they both collaborated on three projects - Thousand Eyes (TV Series), Roozegar-e Gharib (TV Series), and The Paternal House.


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I was in the main hallway of our house, preparing a batch of tomato sauce.

The place was big and clean, and had huge glass windows overlooking the beach. Life had been pretty good lately. There had been a lot of changes and adaptations, but on the whole it was easier, better. No more worries of nations falling apart or people going hungry. I'd even gotten into cooking on my own terms.

But I had to get the damn sauces made right now, so the crews could distribute them to the neighborhood; a real neat labor division, for anyone in the radius who wanted fresh tomato sauce. I loved cooking, but the rigid schedules I knew I would only ever despise.

I absently maneuvered past my father in the hallway and almost dropped the big metal cylinder. A frantic thought passed through my head: *I'll have to make another because I'm going to drop this one*, and I had the strange impression that a drop-down menu with a Copy function would have been the absolute best way to remedy the situation. To my surprise I recovered with the cylinder still snugly in my hands.

When I looked up at the countertop on the side of the hall, ready to heft the batch of sauce onto its receptacle plate, I found that there was already a cylinder of sauce there.

I had only *made one*. I put the ingredients in, stirred, cooked... I racked my memory. The tall tub of sauce that was on the counter *hadn't* been made, but there it was.

I realized I had copied it. I made another drop-down in my mind, and there it was, plain as day, a Copy function. While carrying a bucket of tomato sauce, I could think something that made something impossible happen.

I hit the Copy function, and then there were two cylinders of sauce on the counter. My arms were going numb now, more from shock's adrenaline than the weight of the bucket, so I set the third next to them.

I made another drop-down in my mind. There was nothing on it now. Just blank. No Copying. The tub of sauce had to be in my hands for it to work.

A very strange feeling began to creep up on me. I felt compelled to slam the extra sauce buckets into the trash receptacle before anyone could see them and ask me to explain what I was doing, what I was doing to the matter and energy I'd created by impossibility, but I rejected it. I'd been a crazy person all my life, and now I had the chance to show my family I had every right to be crazy.

I didn't get off to a good start on that.

"*Look! Look!*" I yelled, eyes wide, backpedaling through the living room with my finger pointing at arm's length, instantly accusing the utterly inanimate buckets and their basil-flavored contents of abominable witchery.

My father gave me a stale look. It could have been facial sign language in our family for *oh no, here we go again*. He waved my son over, and they left the room through the screen doors to play on the beach. I beamed a hurt look into the backs of their heads, but I couldn't bring myself to confront them verbally. The door closed behind them, and Mom turned to face me with a suppressed scowl.

*There's still a chance to change your mind,* said some weird impression from my memories. *You can stop this. Or you can take another risk. But whatever you do,* ***move fast***.

"Be respectful around your father! He's been through so much," said Mom, as my father and my son walked out of earshot.

"Look," I said, as quietly and firmly as I could, and pointed at the counter again.

Both our pairs of eyes followed my accusing finger again, and found three buckets of sauce on the counter. I fought the urge to sprint as I went over to pick one up. With the bucket in my hands, I took a breath and summoned another menu in my mind.

It was blank.

Then it hit me; when the weird voice spoke to me, I had been so afraid, I'd done some other strange thing, and cleared the ability out of instinctual fear.

"Huh... wait. I have to make another! It saved the *procedure*," I said, and began throwing cabinets open to find an empty bucket and more ingredients.

Outside, it began raining. I thought it had been clear a moment ago, but this was a whole new climate for me. In fact, we'd moved here because my father and I had missed the rain.

*Hurry,* said the voice from my memories, fouling my happiness with the rain, giving it the flavor of rotten meat. *Unexpectedly* rotten, the worst flavor.

"Oh, Lz_erk," said my mother, "you can't keep doing this. Don't you remember what happened last time, when we found you screaming in a ball in the middle of the house?"

*Middle of the house?* My inner dialogue mocked, ever more eloquent than my stumbling speech; *You mean the pit that existed that whole afternoon. The impossible pit under the house that was gone only hours later. It was raining then too, and hard, and the water pooled around my knees and soaked my gloves and jacket while I screamed out my infantile confusion from a muddy gorge right under us. You never did come up with a plausible excuse for why you found me soaking wet when I appeared in the other hall. Never matched how I supposedly got there with the timestamps on the uses of the home's access points.*

I was banging the sauce together as quick as I could, but it had only been two seconds while I thought, and I barely had an empty pot on the counter. *You're running out of time,* "said" the impression from my memories. Panic struck me as I found the layers of meaning in the memories: the dread, the knowledge that something unusual was going to happen, was thickening around me like a vat of corn starch and water under attack by flamethrowers.

"I copied the sauce," I said. "I can do it again if I have time, I swear, but I copied it -- they appeared out of nowhere. Look at them, why would I make *three*?"

I looked outside while Mom pondered my statements, and saw that the rain was coming down *hard*. It was thick pellets, droplets like hailstones, big enough to see in their diagonal downward pounding even at this distance to the windows in the living room. I was worried for my father and my son, but it was obvious now that what I had done was making it rain. Just like last time. The world was going into debug mode.

I shouted, "do you realize what this means? *The world is a simulation!*"

"You have to stop this," said my mother. "Don't you remember what happened last time? When you were sick. We found the solution, and everything was okay again."

I stared at her in disbelief as the waves swelled outside.

title: Debug Mode [1120 words, sci-fi/horror]

question: What happens to the narrator in the story?

answer: The narrator experiences increasingly terrifying changes in the world around them that seem to reflect back previous incidents in the narrator's life. In the end of the story, the narrator discovers that the entire world is a simulation.

text: The experience of the narrator may not be a discovery since the mental health of the narrator is questionable

refinement: The narrator experiences increasingly terrifying changes in the world around them that seem to reflect back previous incidents in the narrator's life. In the end of the story, the narrator shouts that the entire world is a simulation.

text: There is no evidence that the experiences are increasingly terrifying. In fact the earlier experience sounds worse.

refinement: The narrator experiences terrifying changes in the world around them that seem to reflect back previous incidents in the narrator's life. In the end of the story, the narrator shouts that the entire world is a simulation.

text: The narrator doesn't connect the current and previous incidents. It is the mother who is concerned.

refinement: The narrator experiences terrifying changes in the world around them that reminds the mother of previous incidents in the narrator's life. In the end of the story, the narrator shouts that the entire world is a simulation.

text: The narrator shouts that the strange occurrences prove that the whole world is in simulation

text: The mother reminds the narrator that this sort of thing has happened before

answer: She finds herself making a tomato sauce and then copying the sauce, creating more out of thin air. Her family appears worried about her but she doesn't understand what's going on. She realises tat te world is in debug mode

text: English problem

refinement: She finds herself making a tomato sauce and then copying the sauce, creating more out of thin air. Her family appears worried about her but she doesn't understand what's going on. She realises that the world is in debug mode

answer: The narrator experiences a breakdown due to the discovery that the world is in a simulation-like state. They often panic and make more strange things happen, eventually ending up in a mental institution.

text: There is no evidence that the narrator ended in an institution

refinement: The narrator experiences a breakdown due to the discovery that the world is in a simulation-like state. They often panic and make more strange things happen, the last time this happened the family found a solution.

text: The narrator has a breakdown before they discover that the world is in simulation mode

refinement: The narrator experiences a breakdown due to the discovery that the world is in a simulation-like state. They often panic and make more strange things happen, the last time this happened the family found a solution.

question: Why does the martor think the world has entered debug mode?

answer: A storm grows outside. It's where her father and son are.

text: The reason the narrator thinks that the world is in debug mode is because it rained like this the last time.

refinement: A storm grows outside like it did the last time

text: The rain was coming down hard

answer: When the third bucket appears out of nowhere, while his mother tries to discourage him yelling at him to explain the environment and his father and son is busy going to the beach, the author decides to step out to check the weather. Based on the precipitation around, he decides the world is done from it's computer, e.g., 'debugged'.

text: The summary offers no reason for the conclusion drawn by the narrator that the world is in debug mode.

refinement: When the third bucket appears out of nowhere, while his mother tries to discourage him and his father and son leave the house. He realizes that the rain is pelting down just like it did the last time the world was in debug mode.

text: The summary doesn't say why the father and son have gone to the beach.

refinement: When the third bucket appears out of nowhere, while his mother tries to discourage him and his father and son leave the house to get away from the situation. He realizes that the rain is pelting down just like it did the last time the world was in debug mode.

answer: Because he can copy the tomato sauce, and the rain reminds him of when the world was going into debug mode

text: The answer doesn't refer back to the last time

refinement: Because he can copy the tomato sauce and the last time he had made it rain this heavily the world had gone into debug mode.

question: What appears to be the problem in the story?

answer: The narrator perceives the world as if it's a simulation.

text: This is not the only problem

refinement: The world appears to be in disorder. The narrator has copied a pot of tomato sauce. The mother and father are concerned about the narrator' mental state. The narrator perceives the world as if it's a simulation.

answer: The protagonist appears to be experiencing a phenomenon in which everyday objects he creates seemingly appear out of nowhere. The protagonist's family implores him to stop his strange acts and it becomes apparent that this phenomenon is triggering a breakdown in reality, as the world begins to experience severe, unforeseen glitches and changes.

answer: Apparently the main character is causing things to spontaneously generate, a phenomenon that sometimes leads to unexpected disastrous consequences.

text: There is evidence that the consequences may be disastrous for the narrator but not for the others

refinement: Apparently the main character is causing things to spontaneously generate, a phenomenon that sometimes leads to unexpected disastrous consequences for the narrator.

question: Write a ~4 sentence summary.

answer: The protagonist, Lz_erk, starts experimenting with a bizarre ability: to create copies of pre-existing objects simply by thinking about it. Everything goes wrong though when the world suddenly starts changing and it seems like reality is shifting into a simulation mode. Lz_erk's mother pleads for her to stop this unsafe behavior, but she is too preoccupied with the unexplained reality glitch to stop.

answer: The main character finds it's possible for objects to copy themselves without anyone actually making them, and begins to explore the dangerous implications of this newfound ability. Everything appears to be under some kind of 'debug mode' and the world is quickly falling into chaos.

text: The narrator believes that he is responsible for the replication.

refinement: The main character finds it's possible for objects to copy themselves through his thought processes, and begins to explore the dangerous implications of this newfound ability. Everything appears to be under some kind of 'debug mode' and the world is quickly falling into chaos.

answer: The protagonist realizes that he has the ability to create matter and energy from nothing, and soon realizes that the world around him is being put into debugging mode - revealing that the reality around him is in fact a simulation.

text: The summary should be more specific

refinement: The protagonist realizes that he has the ability to replicate objects by using copy and paste in his brain, and soon realizes that the world around him is being put into debugging mode - revealing that the reality around him is in fact a simulation.

text: The summary gives no indication that the narrator my have a mental disorder

refinement: The protagonist realizes that he has the ability to replicate objects by using copy and paste in his brain, and soon realizes that the world around him is in debugging mode - revealing that it is a simulation. His mother begs him to remember his last breakdown.

answer: The main character realizes they have gained the power to create things effortlessly, including food, but things start to go wrong when their replication of food results in unnatural rain. The character fears that the world they live in is actually just a simulation, but they try and explain their theory to their family anyway, to no avail.

text: There is no evidence that the narrator tries to explain the simulation to the family.

refinement: The main character realizes they have gained the power to create things effortlessly, including food, but things start to go wrong when their replication of food results in unnatural rain. The character fears that the world they live in is actually just a simulation.

text: The summary gives no indication of the possibility that the narrator my be having a mental breakdown.

refinement: The main character realizes they have gained the power to create things effortlessly, including food, but things start to go wrong when their replication of food results in unnatural rain. The character fears that the world they live in is actually just a simulation. The mother begs the narrator not to let this happen again. The last time it happened they were found screaming in the middle of the house.

text: It is not the food replication that causes the unnatural rain but rather the actions of the narrator.

refinement: The main character realizes they have gained the ability to effortlessly replicate things, including food, but the narrator realizes that the world has gone into debug mode because of the unnatural rain. The character fears that the world is just a simulation. The mother begs the narrator not to let this happen again. The last time it happened they were found screaming in the middle of the house.

answer: The main character discovers that objects can be duplicated at will, resulting in unpredictable and sometimes dangerous changes in their environment. Realizing that the world is a simulation, they begin to fear that everything can be changed at will - until they discover that everything returns to normal if they stop using this ability for a while.

text: There is no evidence that the narrator realizes that they stop using the ability, everything will return to normal.

refinement: The main character discovers that objects can be duplicated at will, resulting in unpredictable and sometimes dangerous changes in their environment. Realizing that the world is a simulation, they begin to fear that everything can be changed at will.

text: There is no mention of the fact that the narrator my be mentally unstable.

refinement: The main character discovers that objects can be duplicated at will, resulting in unpredictable and sometimes dangerous changes in their environment. Realizing that the world is a simulation, they begin to fear that everything can be changed at will. The mother points out that the last time the narrator went into a similar state, they were found screaming in a ball in the middle of the house.

answer: A woman is making tomato sauce in a kitchen when she begins to copy the finished product. She can't remember cooking the sauce three times. The woman takes the sauce to her family and they show concern. A storm grows outside and the woman believes that it has entered debug mode.

text: The gender of the narrator is not revealed

refinement: The narrator is making tomato sauce in a kitchen when they begin to copy the finished product. They can't remember cooking the sauce three times. The narrator takes the sauce to their family and they show concern. A storm grows outside and the narrator believes that it has entered debug mode.

text: The narrator believes that the world has entered debug mode

refinement: The narrator is making tomato sauce in a kitchen when they begin to copy the finished product. They can't remember cooking the sauce three times. The narrator takes the sauce to their family and they show concern. A storm grows outside and the narrator believes that the has entered debug mode.

text: The family shows concern about the mental health of the narrator

refinement: The narrator is making tomato sauce in a kitchen when they begin to copy the finished product. They can't remember cooking the sauce three times. The narrator takes the sauce to their family and they show concern about the narrator's mental health. A storm grows outside and the narrator believes that the has entered debug mode.


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As of December 18, police officers with an approved screening device on hand can demand a breath sample of drivers they lawfully stop, even without reasonable suspicion that they have alcohol in their bodies.

[A machine with a nozzle and buttons]
A roadside alcohol testing device that can be used n any traffic stop after Dec. 18, 2018

Bill C-46 significantly reforms the Criminal Code regime dealing with transportation offences, including alcohol-impaired driving.

Sgt. Brett Moore said a Mandatory Alcohol Screening (MAS) will be done after the person is stopped lawfully by a police officer. Refusal to submit a breath sample could lead to a criminal offence and a mandatory minimum $2,000 fine.

“Research suggests that up to 50 per cent of drivers with a blood alcohol concentration above the legal limit are not detected at roadside checkpoints,” said Moore. “Mandatory alcohol screening will assist in deterring individuals impaired by alcohol from driving as well as better detect those who do.”

MAS is currently authorized in more than 40 countries.

The legislation also focuses on drug-impaired driving, giving police the authority to demand either a Standardized Field Sobriety Test or the use oral fluid drug screeners. If presence of a drug is detected, young, novice and commercial drivers can be immediately suspended from driving. These drivers also have zero tolerance for alcohol.

Sgt. Moore pointed out that on one hand the legalization of cannabis has loosened some aspects of the law pertaining to possession and consumption, but to balance this out, the laws pertaining to operating any form of transportation (motor vehicle, boat, train, and airplane) while under the influence of drugs or alcohol have been strengthened.

Bill C-46 also increases the mandatory fines for first offenders with high blood alcohol concentrations (BAC) without causing bodily harm or death:

-   A first offender with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 80 to 119 mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood is subject to the current mandatory fine of $1,000
-   The mandatory minimum fine for a first offender with a BAC of 120 to 159 mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood is raised to $1,500
-   The mandatory minimum fine for a first offender with a BAC of 160 mg or over of alcohol per 100 ml of blood or more is raised to $2,000
-   A first offender who refuses to comply with a lawful demand is subject to a $2,000 minimum fine
-   Second offence is mandatory minimum 30 days imprisonment
-   Third offence is mandatory minimum 120 days imprisonment

A first offender who refuses to comply with a lawful demand is subject to a $2,000 minimum fine.

Impaired driving is the leading criminal cause of death and injury in Canada.

So far this year, Toronto Police has charged over 900 people with an impaired driving offence.

“The number is intolerable,” said Moore. “We also want to remind members of our community and partners that if you suspect an impaired driver on our roads, call 9-1-1.”

Nearly 7,000 calls have been made so far this year.

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

Summarize what this article says about US society's views on drinking alcohol.

answer: First of all, people will clearly still drink even if they are operating a motorized vehicle despite suggestions to not do this. There would be no need for this study if this problem didn't exist. Second, since blood alcohol concentration levels must be measured with a possible offender, it suggests people cannot be trusted to be honest about their consumption-i.e., they won't just honestly divulge how many drinks they have had.

text: The passage says nothing about the United State's views concerning alcohol consumption, so the correct answer is to abstain from responding.

refinement: The passage does not say anything about US society's view of alcohol consumption.

category_text: The question cannot be answered with the text that is given.

answer: The passage outlines a significant change to the law in Canada regarding drinking and driving. Research suggests that it will be easier to detect alcohol-impaired drivers, and there are new penalties for refusing to submit a breath sample. In general, there is increased concern about impaired driving, especially since it is the leading criminal cause of death in Canada.

text: The response includes information from the article but does not answer the question about the United States' view of alcohol consumption. In fact, the passage does not say anything about this subject, so the question cannot be answered.

refinement: The passage does not say anything about US society's view of alcohol consumption.

category_text: The question cannot be answered with the text that is given.

answer: Since this article was published in 2018, it was after legalization of cannabis at this point. So the passage says that the new law strengthens the law for drinking, perhaps to dispel the acceptance of cannabis use to justify the allowance for drinking alcohol.

text: The response does not answer the question. The passage says nothing about the US and the country's attitude toward drinking alcohol, so the question cannot be answered.

refinement: The passage does not say anything about US society's view of alcohol consumption.

category_text: The question cannot be answered with the text that is given.

answer: No answer

text: The answer could be more specific by saying that the passage does not say anything about the United State's attitudes towards alcohol consumption.

refinement: The passage does not say anything about US society's view of alcohol consumption.

category_text: The question cannot be answered with the text that is given.

answer: The passing of Bill C-46 has made it mandatory for drivers to submit to alcohol screening even without reasonable suspicion. Many countries worldwide use this type of screening. The law aims to deter drivers impaired by alcohol from driving, as well as better detect them. The concern for impaired driving is high in US society, as the leading cause of death and injury. So far this year, nearly 7,000 calls have been made in Toronto alone to report an impaired driver.

text: The response does not answer the question. The passage says nothing about the US and the country's attitude toward drinking alcohol, so the question cannot be answered

refinement: The passage does not say anything about US society's view of alcohol consumption.

category_text: The passage does not answer the question.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the consequences for someone who has drunk over the legal limit in the States.

answer: If someone is suspected of operating a motor vehicle while over the legal alcohol limit, police officers will conduct an alcohol screening test, and refusal to submit a breath sample could lead to a criminal offense with a mandatory $2,000 fine levied against them. Further offenses could result in imprisonment ranging from 30 days to 120 days.

text: The article is about Canadian alcohol consumption laws, and do not mention any rules or regulations in the US. Therefore, it is not possible to answer this question.

refinement: The passage does not mention any of the consequences for someone who has drunk over the legal limit in the United States.

category_text: The passage does not contain information that can be used to answer the question.

answer: First time offenders will pay $1,000 if they have a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of between 80 mg% to 119 mg%; $1,500 if they have a BAC between 120 to 159 mg%; $2,000 if they have a BAC between 160 mg% and over. In addition, if they refuse to comply with a lawful demand, they'll be fined $2,000.

text: The article is about Canadian alcohol consumption laws, and do not mention any rules or regulations in the US. Therefore, it is not possible to answer this question.

refinement: The passage does not say anything about the consequences for someone who has drunk over the legal limit in the United States.

category_text: The passage does not contain the information necessary to answer the question.

answer: A first-time offender will be subject to a fine ranging from 1-2K depending on their level of intoxication and whether or not they comply with the police officer. A second offense warrants a minimum of 30 days' imprisonment, and a third offense means at least 120 days' imprisonment. Obviously, drunk driving that results in the harm or death of other people will carry more and steeper legal repercussions.

text: The article is about Canadian alcohol consumption laws, and do not mention any rules or regulations in the US. Therefore, it is not possible to answer this question.

refinement: The passage does not say anything about the consequences for someone who has drunk over the legal limit in the United States.

category_text: The passage does not contain the information necessary to answer the question.

answer: If someone is found by police to have a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of over 160 mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood or more, they are subject to a mandatory minimum fine of $2,000. Refusal to comply with a lawful demand can also result in a $2,000 fine. A second or third impaired driving offence will result in mandatory minimum jail time. These laws are in place to deter individuals from driving while intoxicated and to increase safety for all road users.

text: The article is about Canadian alcohol consumption laws, and do not mention any rules or regulations in the US. Therefore, it is not possible to answer this question.

refinement: The passage does not say anything about the consequences for someone who has drunk over the legal limit in the United States.

category_text: The passage does not contain the information necessary to answer the question.

answer: If an individual is found to have a BAC of between 160 Mg or over of alcohol per 100 ml of blood, they will be subject to a $2,000 minimum fine. If someone does not comply with a police officer's lawful demand, they are subject to a $2,000 minimum fine. Enough offenses can land someone up in prison for 120 or 90 respectively.

text: The article is about Canadian alcohol consumption laws, and do not mention any rules or regulations in the US. Therefore, it is not possible to answer this question.

refinement: The passage does not say anything about the consequences for someone who has drunk over the legal limit in the United States.

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UPDATE: The website of the Internet Systems Consortium, the developers of the BIND DNS software deployed all over the Web, was reportedly infected with malware last week.

UPDATE: _This story has been updated with comments from the Internet Systems Consortium._

The Internet Systems Consortium website is offline today after the non-profit domain name service maintainer announced its website had possibly become infected with malware.

The ISC, as it is commonly known, is perhaps best known as the developers of BIND, the most widely used DNS software on the Internet. However, the group also maintains the F-root server, one of the Internet’s 13 root name servers.

The security firm Cyphort says it notified ISC.org of the infection on December 22. Sometime thereafter, the ICS replaced it’s homepage with a static notice informing users of the infection.

“We believe the web site may have become infected with malware,” the ISC announced. “Please scan any machine that has accessed this site recently for malware. This is a WordPress issue, ftp.isc.org, kb.isc.org and our other network resources are unaffected.”

The consortium goes on to note that it has not received any complaints of visitors having been infected with malware, but is urging that any potential victims contact ISC’s security officer via email.

This is a WordPress issue, ftp.isc.org, kb.isc.org and our other network resources are unaffected.

Cyphort explained last week that attackers managed to compromise  ISC.org through a WordPress bug that allowed them to modify the ISC homepage with code that redirected visitors to a landing page hosting the Angler exploit kit. The kit, they say, is known to deploy a variety of exploits. In this case, Cyphort says the kit relied on Internet Explorer, Flash and Silverlight exploits.

In order to evade detection, the attackers have been cycling through the redirect domains hosting Angler.

The initial IE exploit is obfuscated. Upon deobfuscation, Cyphort determined that the kit attempts to detect the presence security products and virtual machine use. After that, it starts to enumerates plugins present and attempts to find a vulnerable version of IE. If there is a vulnerable version of Microsoft’s browser, Angler exploits it.

The kit then deobfuscates shellcode that finds windows APIs using an API hash technique and downloads the binary from the server. After decoding that binary, Cyphort explained that the shellcode downloads another pair of binaries (one for 32-bit and another for 64-bit systems).

  The Internet Systems Consortium says its website may have been infected with #malware, advises visitors to scan machines:

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Cyphort researcher McEnroe Navaraj says the shellcode is particularly clever because even if the user dumps the file from the memory, the hash of the loaded binary will be different each time the exploit loads.

“The reason behind this file hash difference is a few modified fields in the PE Optional Header,” Navaraj wrote. “It stores the dynamically allocated buffer address as part of PE Optional Header. This trick modifies the file hash each time you load the exploit.”

Each of the binaries are DLL files. the 32-bit MD5 hash is “38f583da8bc6e3d09799c88213206f14” while the 64-bit variety is “deacb2e37746ec97ac199e28e445c123”

The 64-bit DLL has the following exports: AtTwo, BothCase, IsAroundMustSyntax, LineNames, ThereForAboveColumnLearn, TruthFileIs and WithinFor. The 32-bit DLL has the following exports: StartMustValueTrailing, ThatRecognisedOptionHeaderm WithinShareMustTheFile and YouLeastBrokenIntoDefining.

ISC spokesperson Vicky Risk told Threatpost via email that they have zero indication that this attack was specifically targeted toward the ISC. In fact, she explained, the injected code contained an explicit statement regarding how the exploit should proceed for both WordPress and Drupal sites. ISC, of course, does not use Drupal, so if the attack had been targeting them exclusively, there would be no need for a Drupal module.

“We think the web site vulnerability was first discovered by Sucuri.net, a company that offers a web site virus scanning and remediation service for WordPress and Drupal (and some other CMSes),” Risk said. “We remediated ourselves after they reported we had some spam redirect links, removed the hidden spam, added a more complex captcha, updated our php and made a few other security improvements. This remediation was presumably inadequate in hindsight, because later, we were infected with the Angler Exploit.

“We are reconsidering our use of WordPress,” Risk continued. “We have fairly simple needs and we could go to a more static site. However, in the meantime, we have protected our site with the Sucuri web site scanning service.   We should probably have had a web site virus protection plan in place, just as nobody would use a pc these days without virus protection.”

While it appears that this attack only would have affected visitors to the ISC site and not the organization’s BIND software or other work, it is troubling nonetheless, considering the ISC’s broad role in the architecture of the Internet. The attack also invites comparison to another earlier this month, when unknown hackers were able to compromise vital systems belonging to ICANN, the organization that manages the global top-level domain system, and had access to the system that manages the files with data on resolving specific domain names.

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

What does the text say about what the ISC is?

answer: ISC is short for the Internet Systems Consortium, a non-profit domain name service maintainer. It is best known as the developers of BIND, the most widely used DNS software. The group also maintains the F-root server, one of the internet's 13 root name servers.

answer: The text reports that the ISC maintains the F-root server, one of the Internet's 13 root name servers, as well as the ISC.org website. The ISC website has been infected with malware, and the text reports that the exploit was targeted toward both WordPress and Drupal sites. Though the attack does not seem to be targeted at the ISC specifically, it does raise concerns about the role the ISC plays in the architecture of the Internet.

text: The fact that ISC has been affected by malware is irrelevant.

refinement: The text reports that the ISC maintains the F-root server, one of the Internet's 13 root name servers, as well as the ISC.org website.

text: The answer should mention ISC'le as a domain name service.

refinement: The text reports that the ISC maintains the F-root server, one of the Internet's 13 root name servers, as well as the ISC.org website. ISC, the Internet Systems Consortium, is a non-profit domain name service maintainer.

text: The answer could mention BIND.

refinement: The text reports that the ISC maintains the F-root server, one of the Internet's 13 root name servers, as well as the ISC.org website. ISC, the Internet Systems Consortium, is a non-profit domain name service maintainer. The ISC is best known as the developers of BIND, the most widely used DNS software on the internet.

answer: The Internet Systems Consortium is best known as the developers of BIND, BIND is the most widely used DNS software on the Internet.

text: The answer should mention the F-root server.

refinement: The Internet Systems Consortium is best known as the developers of BIND, BIND is the most widely used DNS software on the Internet. The group also maintains the F-root server, one of the Internet's 13 root name servers.

text: The answer should mention what the ISC is.

refinement: The ICS is a non-profit domain name service maintainer. The Internet Systems Consortium is best known as the developers of BIND, BIND is the most widely used DNS software on the Internet. The group also maintains the F-root server, one of the Internet's 13 root name servers.

text: Minor grammatical errors.

refinement: The ICS is a non-profit domain name service maintainer. The Internet Systems Consortium is best known as the developers of BIND, the most widely used DNS software on the Internet. The group also maintains the F-root server, one of the Internet's 13 root name servers.

answer: The ISC is a domain name service maintainer that also develops the BIND DNS software and oversees the F-root server. The group's website recently became infected with malware, which prompted them to issue a notice advising visitors to scan machines for the malware. The malicious code used the Angler exploit kit, which targeted vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer, Flash and Silverlight.

text: The malware infection is not relevant to explaining what the ISC is.

refinement: The ISC is a domain name service maintainer that also develops the BIND DNS software and oversees the F-root server.

answer: The ISC is the Internet Systems Consortium, a non-profit domain name service maintainer. They are best-known as the developers of BIND, a widely used DNS software on the Internet. They also maintain the F-root server, one of the Internet's 13 root name servers.

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

Summarize how the Angler exploit kit attacked systems.

answer: The Angler exploit kit is a collection of exploits targeting Internet Explorer, Flash, and Silverlight vulnerabilities. The kit uses an attack vector called a persistent redirect to navigate the user's browser to an address of the host's choosing. The website hosting the kit then reportedly deploys a malicious DLL file that is assumed to be malware.

text: The redirector is how the hackers got people to donwload the Angler exploit kit, not how the kit itself works.

refinement: The Angler exploit kit is a collection of exploits targeting Internet Explorer, Flash, and Silverlight vulnerabilities. The website hosting the kit then reportedly deploys a malicious DLL file that is assumed to be malware.

text: The kit downloads binaries; the website doesn't deploy the DLL files.

refinement: The Angler exploit kit is a collection of exploits targeting Internet Explorer, Flash, and Silverlight vulnerabilities. The kit then downloads binaries of malicious DLL files.

answer: The Angler exploit kit exploits the vulnerabilities of internet browser and plugins, primarily, IE. It has the ability to detect if a machine is running an antivirus or a virtual machine. If a vulnerable version of IE exists, the malware utilises it to download and execute arbitrary code that subsequently downloads other pairs of binaries for Windows distributions. In order for the attack to be successful, the internet browser does need to have Internet Explorer v10 or less and a vulnerable plugin like Adobe Flash or Silverlight.

text: The last line is unattested.

refinement: The Angler exploit kit exploits the vulnerabilities of internet browser and plugins, primarily, IE. It has the ability to detect if a machine is running an antivirus or a virtual machine. If a vulnerable version of IE exists, the malware utilises it to download and execute arbitrary code that subsequently downloads other pairs of binaries for Windows distributions.

answer: The Angler exploit kit compromised ISC.org's website by exploiting a WordPress bug, redirecting visitors to a landing page hosting the exploit kit. The kit actively enumerates plugins present, attempting to find a vulnerable version of IE and exploiting it if there is one. The kit contains a pair of binaries, one for 32-bit and one for 64-bit systems. The shellcode then downloads these binaries which contain obfuscated shellcode which downloads another pair of binaries. This shellcode is clever as it contains a file hash difference that is generated each time it loads. The binaries themselves contain obfuscated shellcode which uses Windows APIs to download and execute an unknown binary.

text: The kit can't be used to download the kit in the first place.

refinement: The kit actively enumerates plugins present, attempting to find a vulnerable version of IE and exploiting it if there is one. The kit contains a pair of binaries, one for 32-bit and one for 64-bit systems. The shellcode then downloads these binaries which contain obfuscated shellcode which downloads another pair of binaries. This shellcode is clever as it contains a file hash difference that is generated each time it loads. The binaries themselves contain obfuscated shellcode which uses Windows APIs to download and execute an unknown binary.

answer: The kit relied on exploits for Internet Explorer, Flash, and Silverlight. The kit attempts to detect the presence of security products or virtual machine use, then it searches to a vulnerable version of IE to exploit. It then searches for Windows APIs and downloads a binary from a server. Once the first binary is downloaded, it downloads two other binaries, one for 32-bit systems and one for 64-bit.

answer: The Angler exploit kit has been deploying a variety of exploits in order to push malware onto systems visiting the ISC website. The initial exploit involves an IE vulnerability targeted by obfuscated shellcode. The shellcode downloads and decodes binary files from a server. The ultimate purpose of the kit is to download and deploy additional malware onto systems.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

How does the ISC plan to prevent malware attacks in the future?

answer: The ISC plans to improve its protection by using a web site virus scanning service and considering switching away from WordPress in favor of a more static site. Additionally, the ISC plans to reconsider its use of WordPress, in light of the recent attack.

text: The second line is redundant.

refinement: The ISC plans to improve its protection by using a web site virus scanning service and considering switching away from WordPress in favor of a more static site.

answer: They plan to revisit their use of WordPress and invest in a web site virus scanning service.

answer: In order to prevent future malware attacks, the ISC plans to reconsider its use of WordPress and to use the Sucuri web site scanning service. These measures are meant to protect the ISC website and prevent malware attacks from occurring again in the future.

text: The second line is unnecessary.

refinement: In order to prevent future malware attacks, the ISC plans to reconsider its use of WordPress and to use the Sucuri web site scanning service.

answer: In the short-term, they have replaced their homepage with a static notice informing users of the infection. For the future, they are reconsidering their use of WordPress, as they have simple needs and could use a more static site framework. They have also protected their website with the Sucuri web site scanning service.

answer: By using Sucuri web services according to ISC spokesperson Vicky Risk.

text: The answer could also mention their considering moving away from Wordpress.

refinement: By using Sucuri web services according to ISC spokesperson Vicky Risk. They are also considering moving to a more static site instead of using WordPress.


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ANGELIKA PLATEN (born in 1942 in Heidelberg) is a German photographer known for her artist portraits.[1]

Biography

Angelika Platen studied Art History and Romance & Oriental Studies at the Free University of Berlin.[2] She then specialized in Photography at the School of Fine Arts in Hamburg.

In 1968, she established herself as an independent photographer and photojournalist. She displayed her photographs for the first time in 1969 in an exhibition entitled “Artists are also humans”.

From 1972 to 1975, she managed the Günter Sachs Gallery in Hamburg. During this period, she photographed more than sixty artists. Her passion for artist’s portraits was born.

Exhibitions

-   1998: Modern Art Museum, Frankfurt
-   2001: Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin, « Platen Artists »; Museum of Arts and Crafts, Hamburg
-   2003: Museum Fries, Leeuwarden – « Platen Artists »
-   2004: Modern Art Gallery, Bologne
-   2005: Haus am Lützowplatz, Berlin, « Sigmar Polke – Mitten in der Luft »
-   2006: Suermondt -Ludwig Museum, Aachen, Große Sprünge; City Gallery, Prag
-   2008: Exhibition at the Art Library in Berlin - « Unsterblich! Das Foto des Künstlers » Catalog published by the editing company of the Berlin State Museums

Bibliography

-   « Platen Artists », 1999–Edited by Stemmle, 1998, .
-   « Sigmar Polke – Mitten in der Luft », 2003–Edited by Bad Münstereifel
-   « Künstler/Artists », 2010 – Edited by Hatje Cantz, .

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title: Angelika Platen

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

Who is Angelika Platen?

answer: A German photographer.

answer: A German photographer.

answer: Angelika Platen is an independent German photographer and photojournalist.

answer: Angelika Platen is a German photographer known for her artist portraits.

answer: Angelika Platen is a German photographer known for her artist portraits.

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

What was she known for?

answer: Angelika Platen is known for her artist portraits.

answer: Angelika Platen is known for her artist portraits.

answer: Her artist portraits.

answer: Her photographs.

text: Artist portraits, to be exact.

answer: Her artist portraits.

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

When did she retire?

answer: This information is not mentioned.

answer: Information can't be found.

answer: It is not stated.

answer: Angelika Platen retired in 2006.

text: It doesn't say.

answer: Angelika Platen retired in 2005.

text: It doesn't say.

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

When did she have her first showcase?

answer: Angelika Platen had her first showcase in 1969.

answer: She first showcased her photographs in 1969 in an exhibition entitled "Artists are also humans."

answer: She had her first showcase in 1969.

answer: 1969.

answer: She's not clear, but the first documentable proof is 1969.

text: It IS clear. It was 1969.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: This article gives a brief synopsis of the biography of Angelika Platen, a German photographer best known for her artist portraits. The article also gives a list of some of her exhibitions.

answer: Angelika Platen is an independent German photographer and photojournalist who first showcased her photographs in 1969. She has since displayed her work in seven more museum exhibitions.

answer: Angelika Platen is a German photographer known for her artist portraits. She studied art history and photography and began her career in 1968. She has exhibited her photos at various institutions around the world and has also edited three photobooks.

answer: Angelika Platen is a German photographer known for her artist portraits. She also specializes in photography from Hamburg.

answer: Angelika Platen is a German photographer known for her artist portraits. She studied at the School of Fine Arts in Hamburg and began her professional career in 1968. Platen has had numerous exhibitions around the world since 1998, including at the Martin-Gropius-Bau in Berlin.