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ISHAQ WILLIAMS (born February 22, 1993) is a former American football defensive end.[1] He played college football at the University of Notre Dame.

College career

As a freshman, Williams played 11 games and recorded 6 tackles. The following season, he recorded 22 tackles (3.5 for a loss) in 13 games, and forced a fumble which was returned for a 77-yard touchdown. The next season was largely void of notable achievements, with the exception of making his first career start against Air Force on October 26. He was not enrolled in college during his senior year of 2014, and while Williams was enrolled in 2015, he was not eligible to play in NCAA games.[2][3]

Professional career

Williams was signed by the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent on May 9, 2016.[4] He was waived by the Giants on September 3, 2016 during final roster cuts and was signed to the practice squad the next day.[5][6] He was promoted to the active roster on December 20, 2016.[7]

Williams was waived/injured by the Giants on May 25, 2017 and was placed on injured reserve.[8]

On February 15, 2018, Williams was waived by the Giants with a failed physical.[9]

[1] http://www.giants.com/team/roster/Ishaq-Williams/cc4f80d0-7ea8-461a-822d-f1f6798bf28b

[2] http://www.und.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/ishaq_williams_749587.html

[3] http://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/notre-dame-de-ishaq-williams-denied-appeal-by-ncaa-wont-play-in-2015/

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title: Ishaq Williams

question: When was Ishaq Williams born?

answer: February 22, 1993

text: (born February 22, 1993)

answer: February 22, 1993

text: (born February 22, 1993)

answer: February 22, 1993.

text: (born February 22, 1993)

question: Where did he go to college?

answer: The passage states that Williams attended the University of Notre Dame.

text: He played college football at the University of Notre Dame.

answer: According to the passage, Ishaq Williams went to the University of Notre Dame.

text: He played college football at the University of Notre Dame.

answer: Notre Dame.

text: While Notre Dame can be accepted as a short form for the University of Notre Dame (as contextualized by the question), it would be better to write the name in full.

text: He played college football at the University of Notre Dame.

question: What is he known for?

answer: ISHAQ WILLIAMS played college football at the University of Notre Dame, was signed by the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent on May 9, 2016 and was waived by the Giants on September 3, 2016 during final roster cuts before being signed to the practice squad on the next day.

text: The answer does not emphasize that Williams is an American football athlete.

refinement: Ishaq Williams is known for being an American football athelete.

text: He played college football at the University of Notre Dame.

text: Williams was signed by the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent on May 9, 2016.[4] He was waived by the Giants on September 3, 2016 during final roster cuts and was signed to the practice squad the next day.

answer: Playing American football.

text: ISHAQ WILLIAMS (born February 22, 1993) is a former American football defensive end.

answer: Williams is known for being an American football defensive end.

text: ISHAQ WILLIAMS (born February 22, 1993) is a former American football defensive end.

question: What was his position on the field?

answer: defensive back

text:
Article states "defensive end" and not defensive back. It may mean the same thing, but since terminologies can be sensitive, it is preferable to follow the exact wording given.

Solution is to alter the answer to reflect the wording on the article.

text: ISHAQ WILLIAMS (born February 22, 1993) is a former American football defensive end

answer: Defensive End

text: ISHAQ WILLIAMS (born February 22, 1993) is a former American football defensive end

answer: Defensive end.

text: ISHAQ WILLIAMS (born February 22, 1993) is a former American football defensive end

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: Ishaq Williams (born February 22, 1993) is a former American football defensive end. He played college football for Notre Dame before being signed by the New York Giants before being waived twice due to cuts, an injury, and a failed physical.

text: ISHAQ WILLIAMS (born February 22, 1993) is a former American football defensive end.[1] He played college football at the University of Notre Dame.

text: Williams was signed by the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent on May 9, 2016

text: Williams was waived/injured by the Giants on May 25, 2017 and was placed on injured reserve.[8]

text: On February 15, 2018, Williams was waived by the Giants with a failed physical.[9]

answer: Ishaq Williams is a former American football player who was signed by the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent. He was waived by the Giants during final roster cuts on September 8, 2016, injured (placed on injured reserve) on May 25, 2017, and waived with a failed physical on February 15, 2018.

text: No mention of his college football history.

refinement: Ishaq Williams played college football at the University of Notre Dame who was signed by the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent. He was waived by the Giants during final roster cuts on September 8, 2016, injured (placed on injured reserve) on May 25, 2017, and waived with a failed physical on February 15, 2018.

text: Williams was signed by the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent on May 9, 2016

text: Williams was waived/injured by the Giants on May 25, 2017 and was placed on injured reserve.[8]

text: On February 15, 2018, Williams was waived by the Giants with a failed physical.[9]

answer: Ishaq Williams is a former American football player. Williams was signed as an undrafted free agent by the New York Giants on May 9, 2016.

text: No mention of his college football history.

refinement: Ishaq Williams is a former American football player. Williams played college football for the Univeristy of Notre Dame and was then signed as an undrafted free agent by the New York Giants on May 9, 2016.

text: ISHAQ WILLIAMS (born February 22, 1993) is a former American football defensive end.

text: Williams was signed by the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent on May 9, 2016

answer: Ishaq Williams is a former American football defensive end who has a COLLEGE (sic) career at the University of Notre Dame. He was signed by the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent on 9 May 2016.

text: ISHAQ WILLIAMS (born February 22, 1993) is a former American football defensive end.[1] He played college football at the University of Notre Dame.

text: Williams was signed by the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent on May 9, 2016

answer: The text is about Ishaq Williams, a former defensive end in the NFL. He played at the University of Notre Dame.

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The NFL was not directly mentioned in the text (though this information is implied), the answer is missing  mention of the Giants.

Solution: replace NFL with NY Giants.

refinement: The text is about Ishaq Williams, a former defensive end for the New York Giants. He played at the University of Notre Dame.

text: ISHAQ WILLIAMS (born February 22, 1993) is a former American football defensive end.[1] He played college football at the University of Notre Dame.

answer: This text discusses Ishaq Williams, a former American football defensive end. It describes Williams' professional career, which had ups and downs.

text: Needs to provide details on the aforementioned career and the "ups and downs".

refinement: This text discusses Ishaq Williams, a former American football defensive end for the New York Giants who started in college Football in the University of Notre Dame. During his time in the NFL, Williams was waived twice by the Giants for injuries (2017) and a failed physical (2018).

text: ISHAQ WILLIAMS (born February 22, 1993) is a former American football defensive end.


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Democratic governor candidate Fred Hubbell has picked Rita Hart — a state senator, farmer and former teacher — as a running mate in his bid to topple Republican incumbent Kim Reynolds.

"With my background as a teacher, as a farmer, as a mother, as a volunteer for years, I have the experience and the drive to work for the betterment of the entire state of Iowa," Hart said in an interview with the Des Moines Register. "I want (people) to know that I’m not stepping up to this title. I’m stepping up to the responsibility, and I will always keep their best interests in mind as I do that."

Hubbell announced his selection Saturday morning, and Hart's nomination was officially ratified late Saturday afternoon at the Iowa Democratic Party's state convention.

_RELATED:IOWA GOP CONVENTIONEERS SAY 'RED TSUNAMI' WILL TOP ANY BLUE WAVE_

Hart, who was elected to the Senate in 2012 and again in 2014, lives in Wheatland, which is on the eastern side of the state and has a population of about 730 people. She works with her husband, Paul, on the farm his family has owned for more than 100 years there.

Hart's rural background is an asset for Hubbell, a Des Moines businessman, who will be working to persuade voters across the state that he understands their needs and is best equipped to address them in the governor's office. Hubbell told the Register he set out to find a lieutenant governor whose background did not mirror his own.

"I like to surround myself with people that come at questions and issues and experiences in a much different way than I do," Hubbell, 67, told the Register. "I think that makes the discussion richer, and you’re better able to get a better decision that way. So I was looking for somebody that’s very talented and capable, but not a lot like me. And I think I found her."

Hart, 62, worked as a teacher for more than 20 years in the Calamus-Wheatland and Bennett Community School Districts.

"I’ve always been very interested in education issues and I’ve, of course, been a big advocate for appropriate education funding," she said. "I recognize that the key to moving forward in the state is having a strong education system that helps us to fill that skilled-worker shortage that we’re experiencing in the state."

Hubbell has advocated for increased funding to K-12 public schools, making college more affordable and expanding job training opportunities.

Hubbell and Hart spoke to Democratic activists at the party convention Saturday.

[Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds speaks during the fourth annual Roast and Ride from Big Barn Harley Davidson in Des Moines to the Central Iowa Expo on Saturday, June 9, 2018, in Boone. ]
"We considered a lot of talented Iowans, but Sen. Hart always stood out and I couldn’t be more excited to have her as my running mate," Hubbell said to cheers as attendees waved signs bearing the slogan "Hubbell leads with Hart."

"I want to tell you, it has been one crazy week," Hart told the crowd. "I can tell you that I did not expect to be here on this stage as a nominee for the lieutenant governor for this great state, but I accept this challenge. Because what I have always been committed to is to try to make the world a better place by doing as much as I can for as many as possible."

Democratic activists praised Hubbell's selection.

"Her credentials are amazing," said Susan Bryant, a 65-year-old Iowa City teacher and convention attendee. "She brings expertise. She brings the education background."

Bryant said she didn't know of Hart before she was added to the ticket, but called the selection "fantastic."

“I absolutely love it," she said. "They’re intelligent, they’re committed, they’re caring, they are experienced and they are going to get us moving in the right direction."

On June 5, Hubbell won the Democratic primary in a five-way race for the nomination. He garnered 55 percent of the vote, carrying all but three counties across the state.

The race is shaping up to be among the nation's most competitive; Cook Political Report on Friday declared it a "toss up" between Republicans and Democrats. And it already is among the state's most expensive gubernatorial contests.

Hubbell spent about $7 million in the primary, including about $3 million of his own money. Reynolds, who did not face a primary challenger on the ballot, recently reported having more than $4 million in cash on hand.

Hubbell and Reynolds have already begun trading jabs. Reynolds has attacked Hubbell for his wealth, saying it's made him out of touch with everyday Iowans.

"She’s only going low because she cannot defend her record," Hubbell said Saturday. "Fiscal mismanagement, misguided priorities and an extreme agenda. She’s dismantling everything that makes our state a great place. And then earlier this week she said I’m running to undo everything she’s doing. And she’s right!"

The Republican Party also held its convention Saturday.Reynolds, 58, and her Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg, 35, the former state public defender, bothspoke to the crowd of 1,200.

Jason Kander, Let America Vote founder and a potential 2020 presidential candidate, also was on hand as the featured speaker. He cautioned Iowa Democrats against relying on a "blue wave" of enthusiasm in November and instead urged them to create their own.

"A blue wave is not a weather event," he said. "You can’t just sit around and wait on it. You can’t turn on the TV and see the weatherman talking about, 'We’ve got a front of Democratic enthusiasm coming in and it’s going to mix with progressive activism.' No! That is not how a blue wave works."

That enthusiasm is created by people, Kander said.

"It is made because you get out and you knock on doors and you make phone calls and you do the work," he said.

Democratic leaders from across the state said they are hopeful about their chances this election cycle and are enthusiastic about their crop of candidates.

“I have never seen so many Iowans stepping up to volunteer and showing up for each other, getting civically engaged, and most importantly, stepping up to run — especially women — saying it’s time for me to run and help change this state," said Senate Minority Leader Janet Petersen, D-Des Moines.

question: Who did Fred Hubbell choose as his running mate?

answer: Rita Hart.

text: The Democratic governor candidate, Fred Hubbell, chose Rita Hart, a state senator, to be his running mate.

answer: Hubbell's running mate is State Senator Rita Hart.

answer: Hubbell has selected Rita Hart as his running mate.

text: Fred Hubbell, the Democratic governor candidate, has selected Rita Hart, a state senator and former teacher, as his running mate.

question: Why did Hubbell choose Hart as his running mate?

answer: He wanted somebody talented and capable that looks at issues in a different way than him.

text: Hart's rural background dovetails into Hubbell's business past. Hubbell believes this combination will help persuade votes across the state that he understands their needs and is equipped to address them.

answer: Hubbell appears to have selected Hart because her rural background is seen as advantageous to his campaign which is to show that he understands the needs of the rural Iowa voters.

text: Hubbell tells the Register (a newspaper) that he likes to surround himself with people who come at issues and experiences in a way that his different from his.

answer: Hubbell chose Hart as his running mate in order to reach voters in rural areas of the state. Hart has experience working with rural communities, which will be an asset for the Hubbell campaign.

text: Hart's rural background will be helpful to Hubbell in communicating to voters in rural areas that he is best equipped to understand and address their problems.

question: What issues are Hart specifically interested in?

answer: From the passage, it appears that Hart is specifically interested in education issues, ensuring adequate funding for public schools and making college more affordable.

text: Hart's top priority also includes expanding job training.

refinement: Hart does not only want to expand funding for education. She has her eye on job training to fill the skill gap in the state.

text: Hart's priority is getting appropriate funding for education across the board in order to fill the skilled-worker shortage being experienced across Iowa.

answer: Education issues.

text: Hart is also prioritizing job training.

refinement: Hart does not only want to expand funding for education. She has her eye on job training to fill the skill gap in the state.

text: Hart's priority is getting appropriate funding for education across the board in order to fill the skilled-worker shortage being experienced across Iowa.

answer: Hart is interested in education issues, and hopes to increase funding for K-12 public schools, make college more affordable, and expand job training opportunities.

text: Though Hart has her eyes on getting appropriate funding for education across Iowa, she also wants to put more money into job training opportunities.

question: What state's election is this article discussing?

answer: Iowa

text: The article is discussing Hubbell's declaration of his running mate for Iowa state's gubernatorial election at the Democratic Party's state convention.

answer: The article discusses the upcoming election for governor of Iowa.

text: The article is discussing Hubbell's business background as well as Hart's rural background and how it enhances their chances in the upcoming election for governor of Iowa.

answer: The article is discussing the upcoming election for governor for the state of Iowa.

text: Fred Hubbell announced his selection of a running mate for the upcoming Iowa state's gubernatorial elect

question: What year is this election supposed to take place?

answer: This election is scheduled to take place in November 2018.

text: Jason Kander of Let America Vote and a potential 2020 presidential candidate warns Iowa Democrats against complacency in November.

answer: It is not specified, but it is likely for the 2018 or 2020 election.

text: It is most probably 2018 given the information in the passage.

refinement: There is a picture (detailed on the article) of the incumbent Republican governor, Kim Reynolds speaking during the fourth annual Roast and Ride from Big Barn Harley Davidson in Des Moines dated Saturday, June 9, 2018.

answer: The upcoming election is supposed to take place in November 2018.

text: Jason Kander of Let America Vote and a potential 2020 presidential candidate warns Iowa Democrats against complacency in November.

question: Write a ~4 sentence summary.

answer: Iowa Democrats are excited to have as their nominee for lieutenant governor Rita Hart, who is a state senator and farmer from the eastern part of the state. She is seen as a good complement to businessman Fred Hubbell, who is the Democratic nominee for governor, and will help galvanize support for the party's bid to oust incumbent Kim Reynolds.

text: Democrat activist, Susan Bryant, says Rita Hart brings education expertise and will galvanize the voters to vote for Democrats.

answer: Democrat Fred Hubbell has just announced his choice for Lt. Governor: state senator and farmer Rita Hart, who is campaigning to defeat Republican Kim Reynolds in the upcoming Iowa gubernatorial election. The race is set to be especially competitive, and it is already one of the state's most expensive; according to Cook Political Report, it is a toss-up contest between the two parties. With enthusiasm high on the Democratic side, both Hart and Hubbell are optimistic about their chances.

text: Fred Hubbell is reported to have spent about $7 million in the primary while the incumbent governor, Reynolds, is rumored to have more than $4 million cash on hand.

answer: Democratic gubernatorial nominee Fred Hubbell has announced that state senator Rita Hart will be his running mate in Iowa's upcoming election. Republicans are preparing for a tough race, as the race is forecasted to be one of the nation's most competitive. Both parties have indicated they are optimistic about their chances.

text: The race between Hubbell and Reynolds is shaping up to be one of the US's most competitive and expensive gubernatorial races for 2018. Cook Political Report on Friday declares it a "toss up".

answer: Democratic governor candidate Fred Hubbell has chosen Rita Hart as his running mate. Hart is a state senator, farmer and former teacher. Hubbell explains that he wanted somebody who is talented and capable that has a different perspective than he does. Members of the Democratic Party in Iowa feel good about this choice, and optimistic about the future of the party.

text: Hart's rural and educational background is seen as an asset for Hubbell, who is a businessman, and will be working hard to persuade voters that he best understands their needs.

answer: Iowa Democrats have chosen Fred Hubbell as their nominee for the upcoming gubernatorial race against incumbent Kim Reynolds. Rita Hart, a state senator and former teacher, will be Hubbell's running mate. Democrats are energized and hopeful in their quest to regain the governorship.

text: Democrat activists are enthused about the chances of gaining the Iowan state gubernatorial seat. The state Minority Leader, Janet Petersen, states that she had never seen so many Iowans stepping up to be volunteers and civically engaged.

answer: Iowa gubernatorial candidate Fred Hubbell has announced that Iowa State Senator Rita Hart will be his running mate in his bid to unseat incumbent Republican Kim Reynolds. Hart is known for her rural roots and experience as a teacher and farmer; she will bring fresh perspectives and life experiences to the race. Polling shows that the race is shaping up to be one of the nation's most competitive and expensive yet, with both Reynolds and Hubbell spending millions of dollars already on advertisements. Democrats seem optimistic about their chances, hoping to unseat Reynolds to regain control after what has been a mostly Republican-controlled state for many years.

text: It is not explicitly stated how long Reynolds had been a governor in Iowa.

refinement: Iowa gubernatorial candidate Fred Hubbell has announced that Iowa State Senator Rita Hart will be his running mate in his bid to unseat incumbent Republican Kim Reynolds. Hart is known for her rural roots and experience as a teacher and farmer; she will bring fresh perspectives and life experiences to the race. Polling shows that the race is shaping up to be one of the nation's most competitive and expensive yet, with both Reynolds and Hubbell spending millions of dollars already on advertisements. Democrats seem optimistic about their chances, hoping to unseat Reynolds to regain control state's executive.


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We value our customers and aim to meet our customers expectations and needs. Due to COVID-19, some items displayed and photos presented in our shop may be different than what you receive due to available supplies from our vendors.

We know everyone is concerned about the COVID-19 outbreak and the impacts the virus may have on our daily lives. We take the health and safety of our customers, staff, and community very seriously. As such, we are taking precautions to do our part in mitigating the spread of COVID-19. We are continuing to provide service and we are confident that our facilities and practices are safe. We are following the Health Department and Center for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines relating to COVID-19. We are being extra vigilant with maintaining a sanitary environment in our facilities and ensuring we have what is needed to stay healthy. In addition to sanitizing surfaces regularly throughout the day and encouraging good handwashing practices (a great practice all the time, not just during an outbreak!), we are also wearing gloves while packing orders as an extra level of protection.

Our bath bombs DO NOT have the ingredients or the combinations of the ingredients that leads to infections. Our Products are made with all natural organic ingredients, no chemicals added. In addition, we do not use clay or corn starch in our bath bombs, so there is no risk of infections. We only touch our products once and gloves are warn as well as when we make our bath bombs. Our products are for MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, and GIRLS. We also have product for Babies too!

UPDATE: WE ARE ALMOST FINISH WITH THIS PROJECT. You may have noticed that we changed our logo and brand; therefore, we are slowly replacing our photos to reflect the new look. You will see some photos with old look and the product may arrive with the new look.

With every order you get a 20% off coupon code. OFFER: if you make more purchases and referrals you will be eligible for bigger discounts with future purchases and offers. THE MORE YOU BUY THE MORE REWARDS!!!

Join our FACEBOOK GROUP "Bath and Body by HeartNSoul"
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What is the purpose of the announcement?

answer: The purpose is to provide customers with updates on current COVID-19 guidelines, reassure customers that the facilities and practices of the company are safe, and warn about potential risks of using bath bombs due to an outbreak.

answer: The purpose is an update on a virus that is spreading and how the store being sold (Bio Lab by HeartNSoul)  is sanitizing products and giving discounts if customers refer others to the store.

text: The response states that the store is being sold. This statement is incorrect, and the model should rewrite the answer to include accurate details from the text.

refinement: The purpose of the announcement is to update customers about the safety regulations the company is taking regarding the outbreak of COVID-19. They also inform customers about how safe the ingredients in their products are against any possible infections. Furthermore, they addressed that the company has rebranded, and there are more discounts from more purchases and referrals.

answer: The purpose of the announcement is to let customers know about the possible impact of COVID-19 on the availability of items and photos of products in the shop. The company wants to maintain a safe environment for its customers and staff while still providing service. Customers can rest assured that the bath bombs they purchase do not have ingredients that could lead to infection in the case of COVID-19.

answer: The announcement reassures customers that the company is following appropriate regulations to handle COVID-19. It assures customers that they are valued and their needs are placed first. It also reassures customers their products are safe.

text: Empty response.

refinement: The purpose of the announcement is to update customers about the safety regulations the company is taking regarding the outbreak of COVID-19. They also informed customers about how safe the ingredients in their products are against any possible infections. Furthermore, they addressed that the company has rebranded, and there are more discounts from more purchases and referrals.

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

What kinds of products does the group sell?

answer: The group sells bath bombs that are made without ingredients that risk infection. They also wear gloves while packing orders as an extra precaution. The products are for everyone, boys and girls, men and women.

answer: The group sells bath bombs.

answer: all kinds. It looks like they sell soft-goods, cosmetics, flashy-utility, and health-care.

text: The answer begins with a small letter. The beginning of every proper sentence must be with a capital letter.

refinement: All kinds. It looks like they sell soft-goods, cosmetics, flashy-utility, and health-care.

text: The answer mentions that they sell all kinds such as soft goods, which is inaccurate. Also, it is incorrect to mention that they sell flashy utility. The model should be more precise and accurate with its answer.

refinement: The group is primarily a cosmetics company. They sell essential cruelty-free Bath and Body products for everyone. An example of their products includes Bath Bombs, which does not contain ingredients that can lead to infections.

answer: The products are bath bombs and other self-care items made with organic ingredients. However, their items are not made with clay or corn starch. These products are spa products for everyone.

answer: The group sells bath bombs. These products do not have ingredients that lead to infections, and they are safe to use even in the event of COVID-19.

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

What kinds of customers are the products targeted to?

answer: Anyone and everyone

answer: The products are targeted to people of all ages, specifically men, women, boys, and girls.

text: The answer omitted that they also have products for babies. The model should include every detail from the text that answers this question.

refinement: Their products are for people of all ages, specifically men, women, boys, and girls. They also have products for babies.

answer: The products are for men, women, boys and girls. They also offer products for babies. A more concise sentence would be that the products are for everyone.

answer: The products are targeted primarily towards women, boys, and girls.

answer: Baby, Kids, Women, and Men

text: The answer is vague. The model should address the answer constructively.

refinement: Their customer targets are women, men, boys, girls, and babies.


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555 17TH STREET, formerly known as the ANACONDA TOWER and the QWEST TOWER, is a skyscraper in Denver, Colorado. The building was completed in 1978, and rises 40 floors and in height.[1] The building stands as the seventh-tallest building in Denver and Colorado. It also stood as the tallest building in the city at the time of its 1978 completion, and held that distinction for three years until it was surpassed by the 707 17th Street in 1981.[2]

555 17th Street was originally known as the Anaconda Tower, after the Anaconda Company who relocated their headquarters from New York City to Denver in 1978. The building became the world headquarters of Qwest in 1997, at which point it was adorned with two large Qwest signs.[3] The building served as Qwest's headquarters until 2000, when the corporation moved to 1801 California Street, the second-tallest building in Denver situated two blocks away.[4] Although Qwest moved its headquarters in 2000, the two brightly lit blue signs on 555 17th Street remained in place for four more years.[5] Qwest finally removed the logos in 2004, but prior to that the signs were left dark for several months.[6]

555 17th Street is composed entirely of Class A office space, containing features such as a tenants' restaurant, private club, and conference center.[7] The building is home to the offices of accounting firms Deloitte & Touche and McGladrey, LLP.[8] Holland & Hart, a major law firm, has its headquarters in 555 17th Street.[9]

555 17th Street has been installed with several environmentally “green” features, including a 600-ton flat plate heat exchanger and electronic ballast lighting technology.[10] The building's management company, Mile High Properties, estimates that the upgraded features have generated savings of US$$1,835,000 in five years.[11] Due to its green features, 555 17th Street has been designated a “Labeled Building” by Energy Star and the United States Environmental Protection Agency.[12]

Cushman And Wakefield is the current property manager. 555 17th Street has the same owners as the Grand Hyatt.

Tenants

Ogilvy PR Worldwide - Third floor[13]

Huron Consulting Group - 16th Floor

JWT - Third floor

Clarity Media Group - Seventh floor

Examiner.com - Fourth floor

Parsons Brinckerhoff - Fourth, Fifth and Sixth floors[14]

Grand Hyatt Denver - 2nd and 38th Floor

Long View Systems - 16th Floor[15]

McGladrey, LLP - Tenth floor[16]

CDM Smith, Inc. - Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth floors[17]

Planisware - 17th floor

Crescent Point Energy Corp. - 18th and 19th floors

Willis Towers Watson - 20th and 21st floors

Anschutz Corporation - Twenty-fourth 23, and 22nd floor[18]

Monticello Associates - Twenty-sixth floor[19]

Holland & Hart LLP - Law Firm - 32nd-25th floor[20]

Deloitte & Touche LLP - thirty-third, thirty-fifth, thirty-sixth floors

Gordon and Rees - 34th floor

Cushman & Wakefield - 7th floor

Starbucks - In lobby

FedEx- In Lobby

Snarf's Sandwiches - In Lobby

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title: 555 17th Street

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

Summarize the first decade of the building's history.

answer: 555 17TH STREET was built in 1978 and originally known as the Anaconda Tower. It rose 40 stories and became the tallest building in Denver upon completion. In 1997, the building became the world headquarters of the telecommunications company Qwest. The company moved its headquarters in 2000, and the two large Qwest signs were removed in 2004. The building is currently home to law firms and accounting firms, as well as a number of other businesses. The building features several environmentally sustainable features.

text: More than the first decade

refinement: 555 17TH STREET was built in 1978 and originally known as the Anaconda Tower. It rose 40 stories and became the tallest building in Denver upon completion. In 1981 it was surpassed by 707 17th Street.

answer: The building was completed in 1978. It held the distinction of the tallest building in Denver until it was surpassed in 1981. It was originally known as the Anaconda Tower.

answer: The building was in place since 1978. It was the tallest building in Denver and the 7th tallest in Colorado when it was constructed. It became the world headquarters of Qwest in 1995, at which point it was adorned with two large Qwest signs. Qwest eventually moved its headquarters to a taller building two blocks away in 2000. The logos remained for four more years before being finally removed.

text: More than the first decade

refinement: The building was in place since 1978. It was the tallest building in Denver and the 7th tallest in Colorado when it was constructed. In 1981 it was surpassed by 707 17th street.

answer: It stood as the tallest building in the city for three years until it was surpassed by the 707 17th Street in 1981. It served as the world headquarters of Qwest from 1997 until 2000, when Qwest moved its headquarters to 1801 California Street. On the way out, the company removed the company logos in 2004, but the signs remained lit then, which seems inefficient.

text: More than the first decade

refinement: It stood as the tallest building in the city for three years until it was surpassed by the 707 17th Street in 1981.

answer: 555 17th Street was built in 1978 and served as the tallest building in Denver at that time. It was originally known as the Anaconda Tower; however, in 1997, it became the world headquarters of Qwest. Qwest moved its headquarters in 2000 and took down the two signs on the building in 2004. After Qwest vacated the building, it became a Class A office space that is environmentally "green" and home to several major businesses and law firms.

text: More than the first decade

refinement: 555 17th Street was built in 1978 and served as the tallest building in Denver at that time. It was originally known as the Anaconda Tower. In 1981 it was surpassed by 707 17th Street.

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

Summarize the different identities the building has had over the years.

answer: The building formerly known as the Anaconda Tower and the Qwest Tower is a skyscraper located in Denver that was completed in 1978. The building was the tallest building in Denver at the time of its construction in 1978 and held that distinction for three years until it was surpassed by the 707 17th Street in 1981. In 1997, the building became the world headquarters of Qwest. However, in 2000, Qwest moved its headquarters to 1801 California Street, and in 2004, Qwest finally removed its large signage from the building. The building is now composed entirely of Class A office space, and is home to several large accounting firms and law firms. The building also features several environmentally "green" features.

text: Does not summarize name changes

refinement: It was known as the Anaconda tower originally. Then, in 1997 when it became the world headquarters of Qwest, it became known as the Qwest tower. Then when Qwest removed the logos in 2004 it became known as 555 17th Street.

answer: It was originally called the Anaconda Tower, received the name the Qwest Tower in 1997, when Qwest moved its headquarters to it, and changed its name back to 555 17th Street when Qwest's headquarters moved six years later.

answer: The building, originally known as the Anaconda Tower, was subsequently named the Qwest Tower upon the relocation of Qwest's headquarters to the building in 1997. The signs associated with Qwest stayed in place at the building for four more years before being taken down in 2004. Today, the building serves as primarily Class A office space, including for major law firms and accounting firms. Additionally, it has been designed and equipped with several "green" features.

text: What is it called today?

refinement: The building, originally known as the Anaconda Tower, was subsequently named the Qwest Tower upon the relocation of Qwest's headquarters to the building in 1997. The signs associated with Qwest stayed in place at the building for four more years before being taken down in 2004. After Qwest moved it was called 555 17th Street.

answer: It was originally known as the Anaconda Tower. It later became the world headquarters of Qwest. After that, it simply became 555 17th Street.

answer: Anaconda Tower and the former world headquarters of Qwest from 1997-2000.

text: What is it called today?

refinement: Anaconda Tower and the former world headquarters of Qwest from 1997-2000. After 2004 it was known as 555 17th Street.


text:
CHEN CHEN-HSIANG (; born 10 October 1942) is a Taiwanese politician and a retired army general. He served as the Army Commander-in-chief before retirement, and elected into the Eighth Legislative Yuan from 2012 to 2016 and has been the Vice Chairperson of Kuomintang (KMT) since 23 November 2016.[1]

Kuomintang

[Chen as a legislator of Kuomintang.]

2016 Beijing visit

Chen was part of a Kuomintang delegation which visited Beijing at the end of December 2016 to hold a dialogue with the Communist Party of China (CPC). The meeting with Taiwan Affairs Office Director Zhang Zhijun focused on exchanges between KMT and CPC officials, exchanges between young people between the two sides and protection of the people's rights and interests.[2] They attended a trade fair on 24 December 2016 to promote agricultural products and tourism from Hualien County, Hsinchu County, Kinmen County, Lienchiang County, Miaoli County, Nantou County, New Taipei City and Taitung County.[3]

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title: Chen Chen-hsiang

question: When was Chen Chen-Hsiang born?

answer: October 10, 1942

answer: 10 October 1942

answer: Chen was born on October 10, 1942.

answer: Chen Chen-Hsiang was born on 10 October 1942.

question: When did Chen serve as a general?

answer: Chen served as a general from his retirement in 2016 to his election in 2012.

text: The article does not specify when Chen served as a general.

refinement: The passage does not specify this information.

answer: Chen served as a general from 10 October 1942 to 23 November 2016.

text: The article does not specify when Chen served as a general.

refinement: The passage does not specify this information.

answer: Not answered.

answer: Chen served as an army general from 2012 to 2016.

text: The article does not specify when Chen served as a general.

refinement: The passage does not specify this information.

question: Why did Chen visit Beijing in 2016?

answer: He was part of a Kuomintang delegation which visited Beijing to hold a dialogue with the Communist Party of China.

answer: Chen visited Beijing in 2016 as part of a delegation from the Kuomintang party to hold a dialogue with the Communist Party of China. The meeting was intended to promote exchanges between the two parties, as well as exchanges between young people.

answer: Chen visited Beijing to hold a dialogue with the Communist Party of China.

answer: Chen visited Beijing as a part of a Kuomintang delegation that intended to hold a dialogue with the Communist Party of China.

question: What was the purpose of the trade fair on December 24, 2016?

answer: The trade fair was held to promote agricultural products and tourism from various counties in Taiwan.

answer: The purpose of the trade fair was to promote agricultural products and tourism from Hualien County, Hsinchu County, Kinmen County, Lienchiang County, Miaoli County, Nantou County, New Taipei City and Taitung County.

answer: The purpose of the trade fair was to promote agricultural products and tourism from Hualien County, Hsinchu County, Kinmen County, Lienchiang County, Miaoli County, Nantou County, New Taipei City, and Taitung County.

answer: The trade fair was meant to promote agricultural products and tourism on several Taiwanese counties.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: Chen Chen-hsiang, a Taiwanese politician and retired army general, was part of a delegation from the Kuomintang that met with officials from the Communist Party of China in December 2016. The meeting focused on exchanges between the two parties.

text: There is one sentence too many.

refinement: Chen Chen-hsiang, a Taiwanese politician and retired army general, was part of a delegation from the Kuomintang that met with officials from the Communist Party of China in December 2016.

answer: This article gives a brief description of the work of Chen Chen-Hsiang, a Taiwanese politician.

answer: This article is about Chen Chen-hsiang, a Taiwanese politician and retired army general.

answer: Chen Chen-hsiang is a Taiwanese politician and a retired army general. He served as the Army Commander-in-chief before retirement, and elected into the Eighth Legislative Yuan from 2012 to 2016. Chen was part of a Kuomintang delegation which visited Beijing at the end of December 2016 to hold a dialogue with the Communist Party of China (CPC). The meeting with Taiwan Affairs Office Director Zhang Zhijun focused on exchanges between KMT and CPC officials, exchanges between young people between the two sides and protection of the people's rights and interests.

text: There are too many sentence.

refinement: Chen Chen-hsiang is a Taiwanese politician and a retired army general.


text:
[HuffPost] [HuffPost]

Reporter Fact-Checks Trump: 'Why Should Americans Trust You?'

NBC reporter Peter Alexander corrected President Donald Trump during a press conference Thursday after the president again made a false claim about his Electoral College victory margin.

The press conference was called to tout the president’s choice of attorney Alexander Acosta for the role of labor secretary, but it devolved into a meandering tirade against the press. Russia dominated the questions, but Trump also found a way to brag about his victory over Hillary Clinton, falsely claiming the margin, 306 electoral votes to Clinton’s 232, was the biggest since Ronald Reagan’s 1984 win. In fact, Barack Obama won more electoral votes in 2008 and 2012, Bill Clinton won more in 1992 and 1996 and George H.W. Bush won more in 1988.

Alexander, a correspondent for NBC News, sought to correct Trump on those figures, and pressed him to explain how he could call reporting by outlets like The New York Times and CNN “fake news” while using inaccurate figures himself.

“Why should Americans trust you?” asked Alexander.

“I was given that information,” Trump said, cutting Alexander off. “I don’t know. I was just given it. We had a very, very big margin.”

“Why should Americans trust you when you accuse the information they receive of being fake, when you provide information that’s not accurate?” Alexander asked.

“I was given that information,” said Trump. “Actually, I’ve seen that information around. But it was a very substantial victory. Do you agree with that?”

“You’re the president,” Alexander replied.

Trump has repeatedly described his victory over Clinton as a “historic” and “massive” landslide. That’s not the case. His Electoral College victory actually ranks 46th out of 58 presidential elections. He lost the popular vote to Clinton by about 2.8 million votes.

Despite repeated debunkings, Trump continues to make false claims about the election. On Wednesday, he responded to a question about the rise of anti-Semitism by bragging about his win.

“Well, I just want to say that we are, you know, very honored by the victory that we had: 306 Electoral College votes,” Trump said Wednesday. “We were not supposed to crack 220. You know that, right? There was no way to 221, but then they said there’s no way to 270.”

_CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated the number of previous presidential elections. This story has also been updated to include more information about past Electoral College victory margins._

Calling all HuffPost superfans!

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BEFORE YOU GO

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Trump's First 100 Days

question: Why did an NBC reporter correct President Trump?

answer: Trump made a false claim about his Electoral College victory margin.

answer: The reporter corrected President Trump because he was making false claims about his electoral victory margin.

answer: Trump made a false claim about his Electoral College victory margin.

answer: The reporter corrected President Trump because he was using inaccurate figures.

text: The figures themselves were not inaccurate, but they were framed inaccurately.

refinement: The reporter corrected President Trump about the historical weight of his electoral college victory.

question: How did Trump brag about his victory over Hillary Clinton?

answer: He claimed it was the biggest margin since Ronald Reagan's 1984 win.

answer: He falsely claimed the margin, 306 electoral votes to Clinton's 232, was the biggest since Ronald Reagan's 1984 win.

answer: He falsely claimed the margin, 306 electoral votes to Clinton's 232, was the biggest since Ronald Reagan's 1984 win.

answer: Trump bragged about his victory over Hillary Clinton by falsely claiming that he had the biggest Electoral College victory since Ronald Reagan.

question: Did Trump say anything to scold Peter Alexander?

answer: Based off the document, no.

text: don't need to signpost

answer: No, he just said he was given the information.

answer: No, Trump did not scold Alexander for correcting him.

answer: No

text: don't need to capitalize a fragment

question: What are some of the false claims Trump has made about the election?

answer: Trump has repeatedly described his victory over Clinton as a "historic" and "massive" landslide. That's not the case. His Electoral College victory actually ranks 46th out of 58 presidential elections. He lost the popular vote to Clinton by about 2.8 million votes.

answer: He claimed the margin between his victory and Clinton's loss was the biggest since Ronald Reagan's 1984 win.

answer: Trump has repeatedly described his victory over Clinton as a "historic" and "massive" landslide.

answer: Some of the false claims Trump has made about the election include that his victory margin was the biggest since Ronald Reagan's 1984 win, when in fact it ranks 46th out of 58 presidential elections, and that he won the popular vote, when in fact he lost by 2.8 million votes.

question: How long has Trump been president at the time of this document?

answer: That information can't be found in the document.

text: While not stated explicitly, the tag at the bottom of the document, 'Trump's First 100 Days' would imply that this post is from around the 100 day mark.

refinement: Trump had been president for a few months at the time of this document.

answer: Trump has been president for approximately 100 days at the time of this document.

text: at the bottom of the page it says 'Trump's first 100 days'

answer: Trump has been president for 100 days.

text: this is an approximate inference, not a direct fact

refinement: Trump has been president for about 100 days at the time of this document.

answer: He has been president for 100 days.

text: this is an approximation relevant only to the time of the document

refinement: At the time of this document, Trump has been president for about 100 days.

text: at the bottom of the page it says 'Trump's first 100 days'

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: The article is about a press conference held by President Trump. The reporter, Peter Alexander, corrected Trump on his false claim about his Electoral College victory margin.

text: omits Trump's response

refinement: The article is about a press conference held by President Trump. The reporter, Peter Alexander, corrected Trump on his false claim about his Electoral College victory margin. Trump stood by the claim after being corrected.

answer: President Trump's first press conference since his inauguration was a meandering tirade against the press. He made a false claim about his Electoral College victory margin, and NBC reporter Peter Alexander corrected him.

text: the article does not refer to this as Trump's first press conference since his inauguration

refinement: President Trump held a press conference that devolved into a meandering tirade against the press. He made a false claim about his Electoral College victory margin, and NBC reporter Peter Alexander corrected him.

text: does not include Trump's response

refinement: President Trump held a press conference that devolved into a meandering tirade against the press. He made a false claim about his Electoral College victory margin, and NBC reporter Peter Alexander corrected him. Trump stood by the claim.

answer: NBC reporter Peter Alexander corrected President Donald Trump during a press conference Thursday, pointing out that Trump's claim that he had the biggest Electoral College victory margin since Ronald Reagan was inaccurate. Trump defended himself by saying he was given the information, but Alexander pointed out that Trump's tendency to call accurate reporting "fake news" makes it difficult for Americans to trust him.

answer: This document talks about when an NBC reporter, Peter Alexander, corrected President Donald Trump during a press conference. Trump had made a false claim about his Electoral College victory margin.

text: omits Trump's response

refinement: This document talks about when an NBC reporter, Peter Alexander, corrected President Donald Trump during a press conference. Trump had made a false claim about his Electoral College victory margin, and stood by the claim after being corrected.


text:
no name for the story, and i did submit it to /r/literature but i don't think ANYONE read it at all. feedback, por favor?

a young man walks into a bedroom. it's dark, and there isn't much light in the room save a lone bulb, dangling from an old ceiling fan that probably should have been put out of use years ago.

it's the kind of room with its own stairs, the kind that, if you got it, all your siblings are jealous for the entirety of your growing up together. it's a rectangular room, with a window at each short end. the ceilings are slanted in to follow the sharp angles of the roof directly overhead, and the wall paper is a smoke stained white from years of his great grandmother sitting up there reading her old shitty romance novels and chain smoking.

he flicks the power switch of an old tube amp, just as stained as the walls. with a snap the tubes begin to warm, and he starts to tune his favorite guitar. after about a minute or two, with the G string still a little flat, he begins to play. he plays a few songs he knows, not in their entirety of course, just fragmented parts to a greater whole. a greater whole he feels he can never accomplish. as he plays what comes from the guitar starts to lose all clarity, all sense as he begins to think about her. deep in thought, he forgot what he was playing.

his mother shouts up his stairs for dinner time, and it takes him a few moments to realize what's going on. he turns off his amp and joins his family for a quiet dinner.

the next morning comes and goes as nothing but sleep dictates his schedule, besides his court ordered alcohol classes and the bi-weekly therapy sessions his mother put him in. he decided not to go to college, having just graduated high school, abandoning all hope after botching the placement exams, though his family doesn't know this. they simply think he's disgruntled, and will come around eventually, but he has kept private, his reasons.

he wakes around one forty five in the afternoon, to a grumbling stomach, he ignores it. since he can't drive anymore he is void of any plans or anything to do, so he decides to walk to their spot about two miles from his house. their spot is the creek where as children he fell in love with her, the place they spent all their time together.

 they met at a young age no one can recall, and before the age of ten their parents were were putting on bets they'd get married. he missed talking to her. now 18 and alone, sitting in the woods, face blank overlooking the creek. glaring at the water that's shit brown from all the mud and pollutants, he looks around his spot.

 there are large rocks scattered about, all covered in moss. most are half submerged in the wide but shallow creek, but a select few are in what he considers awful places to put such a large rock. the trees are tall and thick, hundreds of years old. they're the only ones around save the few trees in people's yards, since the construction companies came in to build his development. but that was a long time ago.

 sitting in his old woods, he begins to think about her again. his eyes start to get that rubbery feeling, and his vision blurs. he sits in silence as tears roll down his face. an hour passes, or longer, he doesn't care or know how long he's been there. he raises himself up and carries himself home. when he gets to his house, he rushes straight up his stairs avoiding his siblings and father, ignoring his mother's question as to where he had been.

 it's four in the morning, and he's sweating. he decides to take a walk, and finds himself on his way to the only place he seems to go anymore besides his own house. his spot at the creek is down a small road that would probably be considered a country road if it were not for the multitude of single family homes jam packed down the street. he passes the sign for the state park, which some kids had spray painted a large cartoon penis onto. he kind of chuckles to himself, but as he reaches the turn his face sinks into a deep grimace. he hated how much time he spent at his spot, but he felt so guilty if he weren't there. when he reaches his spot, he begins to climb the tree he had when he were younger. the tree he always climbed with her. the tree that served at the catalyst for the breaking of his arm when he was eleven when she laughed until she saw the thin piece of bone sticking out of his arm with the stream of crimson dripping heavily from it. he sat in his tree and thought. thought about everything. thought about his family, thought about his few friends he didn't talk to anymore, thought about how much he missed her and how sorry he was for what he did. as he always did at his special place in the woods, whether it be on the banks of the creek or up in their tree, he cried.

 he asked himself why he thought he'd be alright that night. why he let himself do what he did. out of his backpack he took out a rope. it was a course rope one might think was made of sandpaper, but was really a thick twine for cattle or other. just a moment later, he was dangling by his neck from the thickest branch on the left bow of the tree.

 he couldn't help but stare at the spot she had died. he always found it ironic, the place they fell in love was the same place he had killed her. vehicular manslaughter the police report called it, along with DUI and reckless driving. maybe if she were wearing her seat belt he wouldn't have had to go through the agony of watching his only love get ejected through the windshield of his father's impala. when he climbed out of the car he ran to her. he ran to her like he had one thousand and one times before to the same spot they had played at as children. he found her laying face down on the shore. half of her was in the shallow water, with one leg bent up backwards past her head. the top of her skull was almost flattened, like a military man's flat top, only pushed down to where it wouldn't look humanly possible. to where it wouldn't be humanly possible save some sort of skull crushing event. he held her and cried for an hour. she was gone before he even got to her. she was probably gone after the fender of the impala was crushed from the impact of the moss covered rock jutting out next to the road.

with only a moment left of consciousness before his vision, then subsequently his life, faded to black, he realized he was making a mistake. he thought about his family again, only this time he wasn't so critical of his parents' scoldings or his siblings' arguments. he thought about the friends he wished he talked to more. and lastly, he thought about her. he wished he could have done better by her, but knew it was too little, too late. he wished he could have said goodbye, maybe get a little closure, but if that happened he wouldn't be where he is now. realizing he was a fuck up, he also realized it's not too late to change. only, with your neck in a noose and you're feet dangling 8 feet above the ground, change is difficult. groping for the rope to try to relieve his weight, he wasted more of his precious oxygen. as he became heavier and heavier, and as the rope cut more and more into his thin neck, he began to cry one last tear.

title: Wrote this a year and a half ago when I was (shocker here!) depressed. Just found it on my computer.

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

Summarize everything related to the main character's depression.

answer: At one point in his life, the main character was in a relationship with a girl who died in a car crash. The incident shook his hope in the future and left him depressed. Further evidence of his depression is shown by his avoidance of college, lack of motivation to do anything, and tendency to spend time at a creek where the girl died. He lashes out in anger and despair when he is at his spot, hanging himself from a tree. He realizes that he had made a mistake in despairing and taking his life, and resolves to try to change for the better.

text: It is omitted that he died.

refinement: At one point in his life, the main character was in a relationship with a girl who died in a car crash. The incident shook his hope in the future and left him depressed. Further evidence of his depression is shown by his avoidance of college, lack of motivation to do anything, and tendency to spend time at a creek where the girl died. He lashes out in anger and despair when he is at his spot, hanging himself from a tree. He realizes that he had made a mistake in despairing and taking his life, and resolves to try to change for the better but it was too late.

text: Rather 'hope in the future' than 'hope in the future'.

refinement: At one point in his life, the main character was in a relationship with a girl who died in a car crash. The incident shook his hope for the future and left him depressed. Further evidence of his depression is shown by his avoidance of college, lack of motivation to do anything, and tendency to spend time at a creek where the girl died. He lashes out in anger and despair when he is at his spot, hanging himself from a tree. He realizes that he had made a mistake in despairing and taking his life, and resolves to try to change for the better but it was too late.

answer: The main character is disinterested in leaving his room. He wakes late and avoids conversing with his family, with whom he is depressed. He feels nothing can lift the feeling of helplessness, including social activities, like going to college. He feels worthless, having failed at exams. He avoids playing drums. He shows moments of being overwhelmed with emotions, like when entering his special spot at the creek and barking in his tree.

text: It is omitted that he is devastated because his girlfriend died in a car accident.

refinement: The main character is disinterested in leaving his room. He is devastated because his girlfriend died in a car accident. He wakes late and avoids conversing with his family, with whom he is depressed. He feels nothing can lift the feeling of helplessness, including social activities, like going to college. He feels worthless, having failed at exams. He avoids playing drums. He shows moments of being overwhelmed with emotions, like when entering his special spot at the creek and barking in his tree.

text: 'with whom he is depressed' is confusing. I would delete it.

refinement: The main character is disinterested in leaving his room. He is devastated because his girlfriend died in a car accident. He wakes late and avoids conversing with his family. He feels nothing can lift the feeling of helplessness, including social activities, like going to college. He feels worthless, having failed at exams. He avoids playing drums. He shows moments of being overwhelmed with emotions, like when entering his special spot at the creek and barking in his tree.

answer: The main character's room doesn't have much light in it. When he plays music, he only plays fragmented parts to a greater whole, which he feels he can never accomplish. He attends bi-weekly therapy sessions. He hangs himself at the end of the story.

text: It is omitted that he is devastated because his girlfriend died in a car accident.

refinement: The main character's room doesn't have much light in it. He is devastated because his girlfriend died in a car accident. When he plays music, he only plays fragmented parts to a greater whole, which he feels he can never accomplish. He attends bi-weekly therapy sessions. He hangs himself at the end of the story.

answer: He misses talking to his girlfriend, who passed away in a car crash. He hides the fact that he flunked his college placement exams and has quit college, abandoning all hope. He misses her so much that he cries in the woods where they used to play as children while thinking about how sorry he feels. He kills himself by hanging from his tree.

answer: The main character is depressed because he is grappling with the guilt of killing his love and is stuck in mourning at a place that symbolizes their relationship. His depression manifests itself in several ways: he misses talking to her, feels guilty about her death, cries frequently, doesn't go to college, has low self-esteem, and contemplates suicide.

text: It is omitted that he hangs himself at the end of the story.

refinement: The main character is depressed because he is grappling with the guilt of killing his love and is stuck in mourning at a place that symbolizes their relationship. His depression manifests itself in several ways: he misses talking to her, feels guilty about her death, cries frequently, doesn't go to college, has low self-esteem, and contemplates suicide. He hangs himself at the end of the story.

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

Summarize all of the times characters are injured over the course of the story.

answer: The protagonist's arm is broken when he is eleven. The protagonist's love dies in a car accident. Over the course of the story, the protagonist hangs himself from a tree.

answer: When the narrator was younger, he broke his arm climbing a tree. The narrator hangs himself on that same tree. He remembers how his girlfriend died when he crashed his father's impala and she was ejected through the windshield.

answer: Localized injury is a theme that is introduced at the beginning of the story. While hanging out with his girlfriend, a rock dislodges and falls, causing them to get into his father's car. His girlfriend sits in the passenger seat while he drives. Along the road, they accidentally hit a rock and this results in a fender and leg injury to his girlfriend. She dies before he could get her help, which seems to be a normal reaction to a body part injury because of blood loss.

text: It is inaccurate that localized injury is a theme that is introduced at the beginning of the story. While hanging out with his girlfriend, a rock dislodges and falls, causing them to get into his father's car.

refinement: His girlfriend sits in the passenger seat while he drives. Along the road, they accidentally hit a rock and this results in a fender and leg injury to his girlfriend. She dies before he could get her help, which seems to be a normal reaction to a body part injury because of blood loss.

text: Mentioning leg injury suggests that that was the only injury so I would delete that.

refinement: His girlfriend sits in the passenger seat while he drives. Along the road, they accidentally hit a rock and have a car accident. She dies before he could get her help, which seems to be a normal reaction to a body part injury because of blood loss.

text: It is omitted that he broke his arm when he was eleven.

refinement: The narrator broke his arm when he was eleven. His girlfriend sits in the passenger seat while he drives. Along the road, they accidentally hit a rock and have a car accident. She dies before he could get her help, which seems to be a normal reaction to a body part injury because of blood loss.

text: Rather 'his girlfriend died in a car accident' than 'His girlfriend sits in the passenger seat while he drives. Along the road, they accidentally hit a rock and have a car accident'.

refinement: The narrator broke his arm when he was eleven. His girlfriend died in a car accident before he could get her help, which seems to be a normal reaction to a body part injury because of blood loss.

text: Blood loss is not mentioned.

refinement: The narrator broke his arm when he was eleven. His girlfriend died in a car accident before he could get her help.

text: It is omitted that he hangs himself.

refinement: The narrator broke his arm when he was eleven. His girlfriend died in a car accident before he could get her help. In the end, he hangs himself.

answer: There are no injuries or misfortune suffered by any of the characters throughout the story.

text: It is inaccurate that there are no injuries.

text: It is omitted that he broke his arm when he was eleven.

refinement: The narrator broke his arm when he was eleven.

text: It is omitted that the narrator's girlfriend dies in a car accident.

refinement: The protagonist broke his arm when he was eleven and his girlfriend dies in a car accident.

text: It is omu=itted that the narrator hangs himself in the end.

refinement: The protagonist broke his arm when he was eleven and his girlfriend dies in a car accident. In the end, he hangs himself.

answer: A young man experiences a number of difficult situations. In addition to having failed at place- ment exams and giving up on college, the protagonist accidentally causes the death of his lover in a car accident. In one moment of desperation, the protagonist chooses to hang himself in the woods near the place he once spent time with his lover. The protagonist dies by hanging, and tragically reflects on his mistakes. Over the course of the story, the protagonist experiences injury in various forms from the death of his lover to self-inflicted harm.

text: It is irrelevant that he failed exams.

refinement: A young man experiences a number of difficult situations. The protagonist accidentally causes the death of his lover in a car accident. In one moment of desperation, the protagonist chooses to hang himself in the woods near the place he once spent time with his lover. The protagonist dies by hanging, and tragically reflects on his mistakes. Over the course of the story, the protagonist experiences injury in various forms from the death of his lover to self-inflicted harm.

text: It is omitted that he broke his arm when he was eleven.

refinement: A young man experiences a number of difficult situations. The protagonist accidentally causes the death of his lover in a car accident. In one moment of desperation, the protagonist chooses to hang himself in the woods near the place he once spent time with his lover. The protagonist dies by hanging, and tragically reflects on his mistakes. Over the course of the story, the protagonist experiences injury in various forms from breaking his arm when he was eleven, the death of his lover to self-inflicted harm.

text: An unnecessary comma after 'hanging'.

refinement: A young man experiences a number of difficult situations. The protagonist accidentally causes the death of his lover in a car accident. In one moment of desperation, the protagonist chooses to hang himself in the woods near the place he once spent time with his lover. The protagonist dies by hanging and tragically reflects on his mistakes. Over the course of the story, the protagonist experiences injury in various forms from breaking his arm when he was eleven, the death of his lover to self-inflicted harm.

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

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

answer: He often gets lost in thoughts about her. They met when they were young, and their parents placed bets on them getting married. He misses talking to her. He thinks of her while he sits in the woods. When he was eleven, he used to climb a tree with her. She was there when he broke his arm. He feels responsible for her death, as he caused the accident that killed her by being drunk. He wishes he could have had a chance to say goodbye.

text: It is not stated that he caused the accident that killed her by being drunk, it is stated he was intoxicated.

refinement: He often gets lost in thoughts about her. They met when they were young, and their parents placed bets on them getting married. He misses talking to her. He thinks of her while he sits in the woods. When he was eleven, he used to climb a tree with her. She was there when he broke his arm. He feels responsible for her death, as he caused the accident that killed her by being intoxicated. He wishes he could have had a chance to say goodbye.

answer: The narrator misses his girlfriend, who died while riding with him in a car. She was thrown out of the car window because she wasn't wearing a seat belt. It would be considered vehicular manslaughter because he was intoxicated. The narrator held her as she died. Without her, his life seems meaningless.

answer: The story indicates that the narrator deeply misses his girlfriend, and regrets his role in her death.

answer: The relationship between the narrator and his girlfriend is one of deep love and connection. He misses her deeply, and though he realizes he made mistakes, he wishes he could have done better by her.

text: It could be more specific than 'he wishes he could have done better by her'. I would rewrite it.

refinement: The relationship between the narrator and his girlfriend is one of deep love and connection. He misses her deeply, and though he realizes he made mistakes.

text: It is omitted that he caused the accident that killed her by being intoxicated.

refinement: The relationship between the narrator and his girlfriend is one of deep love and connection. He misses her deeply, and though he realizes he made mistakes. He feels responsible for her death, as he caused the accident that killed her by being intoxicated.

answer: No answer

text: It is omitted that the relationship between the narrator and his girlfriend is one of deep love and connection. He misses her deeply, and though he realizes he made mistakes. He feels responsible for her death, as he caused the accident that killed her by being intoxicated.

refinement: The relationship between the narrator and his girlfriend is one of deep love and connection. He misses her deeply, and though he realizes he made mistakes. He feels responsible for her death, as he caused the accident that killed her by being intoxicated.


text:
EVI RAUER (29 October 1915 – 17 September 2004) was an Estonian stage, film and television actress and television director whose career spanned more than sixty years.

Early life

Evi Rauer was born in Tallinn to Kustav Rauer, who was an Estonian champion wrestler,[1][2] and Johanna Katariina Rauer (_née_ Wisel). She spent most summers with family in Haimre, Märjamaa Parish, Rapla County. At age four, her mother was diagnosed with a severe lung ailment and died a year later. Her father would later remarry and emigrate to Sweden following the Soviet occupation of Estonia in 1940. She attended schools in Tallinn, graduating from the Elfriede Lender Girls' Private Gymnasium in 1935. From 1936 until 1939, she studied acting at the Tallinn Töölisteater.[3]

Stage career

Shortly after graduation in 1939, she became engaged as an actress at the Ugala theatre in Viljandi. She would leave the Ugala in 1942, but return for engagements from 1945 until 1952 and again, from 1969 until 1973. From 1942 until 1945, she was engaged at the Endla Theatre in Pärnu, and from 1952 to 1958 at the Tallinn National Drama Theatre (now, the Estonian Drama Theatre). During her years on the stages of Estonian theatres, she would appear in notable productions of works by: Shakespeare, Eugene O'Neill, Hella Wuolijoki, Aleksei Arbuzov, Anton Hansen Tammsaare, August Mälk, Alexander Ostrovsky, August Kitzberg, Oskar Luts and Anton Chekhov, among others.[4][5][6]

Film career

In 1951, Rauer made her film debut as Roosi in the Herbert Rappaport directed drama _Valgus Koordis_ for Lenfilm. The film is notable as being the second Estonian feature film made following the annexation of the country by the Soviet Union (the first being 1947's _Elu tsitadellis_), and starring Estonian singer Georg Ots. The plot of _Valgus Koordis_ follows the struggle of a small village to set up a collective farm after the end of World War II. The film was based on a story of the same name by author Hans Leberecht.[7]

Rauer would follow up her role in _Valgus Koordis_ with a small role in the 1955 Mikhail Yegorov directed drama _Jahid merel_. In 1960, she had a starring role as Maali in the Aleksandr Mandrõkin directed drama _Perekond Männard_. In 1967, she appeared in the Lilli Promet penned, Veljo Käsper directed drama _Tütarlaps mustas_ for Tallinnfilm. The following year, she had a small role in the Leida Laius directed film adaptation of the August Kitzburg play _Libahunt_; in the early 1950s, Rauer had already performed in both a stage adaptation and radio play as Mari, one of the play's main characters. In the film, the role of Mari was played by actress Malle Klaassen.[8][9]

Following her role in _Libahunt_, Rauer would return to the stage as an actress. She would not return to film until appearing in a small role in the 1993 Hungarian drama film _Senkiföldje_, directed by András Jeles. In 1998, she appeared in the family film _Kallis härra Q_ as the character Julius' mother.[10]

Television

From 1958 until 1968, Evi Rauer worked as a broadcast and programming director at Eesti Televisioon (ETV). She retired from acting in 1973.[11]

She had also appeared in a number of roles in feature-length television films, including the 1960 Virve Aruoja directed _Näitleja Joller_, starring Voldemar Panso, for Eesti Telefilm.[12]

In 1997, at age 83, she was approached by film and television director Tõnis Kask about appearing as a regular cast member on the long-running ETV drama series _Õnne 13_. Rauer agreed, and debuted on the television series later that year as Maie; a role she would play until 2000.[13]

Personal life

Evi Rauer was married to actor Arnold Sikkel, who died in 1974. The couple had one daughter, actress Piret Sikkel, born in 1941. Evi Rauer died in Tallinn at age 88.[14]

Acknowledgements

-   Soviet Estonian Prize (1950)
-   Merited Artist of the Estonian SSR (1952)
-   USSR State Prize (1952)

[1] e-kultuur.ee _Raskejõustiklane Gustav Rauer_ Retrieved 19 December 2016.

[2] _Eesti Spordileht_, no. 4. 20 April 1936. Retrieved 19 December 2016.

[3] kultuur.elu.ee _Sündinud ja elanud südametulest_ October 2004. Retrieved 20 December 2016.

[4] kultuur.elu.ee _Sündinud ja elanud südametulest_ October 2004. Retrieved 20 December 2016.

[5] Sirp _Evi Rauer 29. X 1915 17. IX 2004_ Retrieved 20 December 2016.

[6] _Eesti Sõna_, no. 5. 9 January 1942.

[7] delfi.ee _“Koordi” pimestav stalinistlik valgusvihk_ 17 August 2012. Retrieved 19 December 2016.

[8] raadioteater.err.ee Retrieved 20 December 2016.

[9] Eesti Filmi Andmebaas. Retrieved 20 December 2016.

[10] Eesti Filmi Andmebaas. Retrieved 20 December 2016.

[11] kultuur.elu.ee _Sündinud ja elanud südametulest_ October 2004. Retrieved 20 December 2016.

[12] Eesti Filmi Andmebaas. Retrieved 20 December 2016.

[13] Postimees _Õnnelikud episoodid, Reportaazh_ 24 May 1998. Retrieved 20 December 2016.

[14] delfi.ee _Suri näitleja Evi Rauer_ 18 September 2004. Retrieved 20 December 2016.

title: Evi Rauer

question: What nationality was Evi Rauer?

answer: Evi Rauer was Estonian.

answer: Estonian.

answer: Estonian.

question: When was Evi Rauer born?

answer: Evi Rauer was born on 30 October 1915.

text: Don't round dates up

answer: Rauer was born on October 29th, 1915.

answer: 29 October 1915.

question: What theatre did Evi Rauer become engaged in after graduation?

answer: Ugala theatre

answer: She became engaged at Ugala Theatre in 1939.

text: "In" not "at" - at implies marriage in this context

refinement: She became engaged in Ugala Theatre in 1939.

answer: Ugala theatre.

question: When did Rauer make her film debut?

answer: 1951.

answer: She made her film debut in 1951 in the Herbet Rappaport-directed drama Valgus Koordis.

answer: In 1951.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: Evi Rauer was a stage, film and television actress and television director whose career spanned 60 years.

answer: This article covers the life story of Evi Rauer, a prominent Estonian actress from the 1930s until her death in 2004.

answer: This article summarizes the career of Evi Rauer, an Estonian stage, film and television actress and television director whose career spanned more than sixty years.

answer: The article is about Estonian stage, film and television actress, Evi Rauer.

answer: This article is about a 20th century Estonian actress, Evi Rauer.

answer: This text is about Evi Rauer, an Estonian stage, film, and television actress.


text:
"Are you sure?"

Ask this once and you get a confident answer. Ask again: a confused answer. Ask three times and you'll be doubting their answer.

But just ask again and they start to doubt their own answer.

"Are you sure?"

No. I'm not sure. Not any more.

Ask this every time and they'll doubt all of their answers, doubtful of the very last word you can hear.

So ask for confirmation. Go ahead and ask if they're sure, because it's so important that you know.

That's how you destroy a person's confidence.

A question at a time, you doubt every word they say. And in every opinion, they strip their spoken words down to bare facts.

Because opinions are doubtful. How dare they say something they feel!

No more "I think"s, because that's nothing to be sure of.

How dare they think.

You think you have paid the bills, but have you?

They can't answer the question with their thoughts, so they check.

But it's not just the words they say that they're unsure of. It's the very act of living they suddenly forgot is theirs.

You took it from them.

Are they sure that they have their wallet?

No. That hefty lead-weight in their back right pocket wasn't confirmation enough.

No. The fat wallet pulling their jeans uncomfortably taut can't possibly confirm it's there.

So no, they're not sure.

It should be there. They're not sure about that, but since you asked, they feel for their wallet. And they felt it. It's been there the whole time.

But now they don't know if they have their car keys, or if their jeans were zipped.

So they look.

They check. Every damned time, they'll check, because you asked.

They're not sure of what they're saying any more. Why are their thoughts no longer theirs?

They're no longer sure if they can live a day without forgetting something.

But they weren't ever inherently forgetful or unsure.

No, you made them that way.

Because you had to know.

So you asked.

And they answered.

No, they're not sure. They'll never be sure again.

On their way out the door, they'll only be sure they left their wallet behind. One time, they actually did.

Wow, I'm so forgetful. Better check every time.

title: "Are you sure?"

question: Who is asking, "Are you sure?"

text: No content

refinement: A hypothetical person the narrator invites the reader to be

answer: It's unclear, vague.

text: Not really vague just second person

refinement: A hypothetical person the narrator invites the reader to be

answer: The narrator.

answer: The person asking the question is likely the person who has caused the other person to doubt their own thoughts and opinions.

text: This is not actually a hypothetical

refinement: The person asking the question is the person who has caused the other person to doubt their own thoughts and opinions, per the narrator's advice.

question: Why is the question "Are you sure?" being asked?

answer: The narrator is trying to make the person doubt their own answers.

answer: To make the answerer doubt themselves and destroy their confidence.

text: No content

refinement: To make the answerer doubt themselves and destroy their confidence.

answer: The question "Are you sure?" is being asked to make the person doubt everything they say and do. This is done to make them feel uncertain and unsure of themselves. The person asking the question wants to know for sure that the other person is telling the truth, and will continue to ask the question until they get the answer they want.

question: Who is in doubt?

answer: Everyone you repeatedly ask, "Are you sure?"

text: Change from 2nd person to passive voice

refinement: Everyone who is repeatedly asked, "Are you sure?"

text: No content

answer: The person in the passage is in doubt. They are no longer sure of anything they say or do, because the person asking the question has made them doubt themselves.

answer: The person who is asked the question.

question: What happens when a person can't say they're sure?

answer: They check.

text: too vague, needs elaboration.

refinement: They have to check, doubting their sense of self.

answer: They have to check.

answer: They become doubtful of everything they say and do, constantly checking to make sure they're doing things correctly. They become unsure of their own thoughts and opinions, and they lose confidence in their own abilities.

text: No content

refinement: They have to check, doubting their own perspective.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: The passage is about a person who is constantly asking the other person if they are sure about everything they say. The other person starts to doubt their own thoughts and opinions, and starts to doubt everything they say.

answer: You should repeatedly ask someone, "Are you sure?" It creates doubt where there wasn't any and they have to physically check the answer instead of relying on thoughts or feelings.

text: Change from second person to third

refinement: The author advises one should repeatedly ask someone, "Are you sure?" They say it creates doubt where there wasn't any and the subject has to physically check the answer instead of relying on thoughts or feelings.

answer: The narrator asks a person if they are sure about something, and the person becomes unsure of their answer. The narrator does this repeatedly, and the person becomes unsure of everything they say.

answer: This piece tells the story of a person who is slowly destroyed by someone who constantly asks them if they are sure about everything they say or do. The person becomes unsure of everything they do, and eventually can't even remember if they've done something or not.


text:
     It's funny how people act in the coffee rooms at funeral homes. They're all sad or they act sad out of respect. They all drink coffee and eat the cookies that they put out on the table, and they talk about how the body looks for a while, then they start talking about politics or the weather or some damn boring thing. It happens at every viewing I've ever been to. I even do it. I sat there the other night at my great aunts viewing and I nodded my head when people talked about how natural she looked and all that, and I ate three big cookie, then I looked down at my gut and was disgusted because I'm a damn glutton.
	Anyways, two things happened when we all left the funeral home: the first thing was I offered to be a pallbearer. It was my great aunt Margret's viewing, like I said, and my grandma said that me or my brother ought to be pallbearers. My brother's real nervous about some things, one of them is being around dead people. He was afraid he'd drop the casket or something, so I offered to do it, but Margret's niece said no. She told my grandma later that the reason she said no was because I looked like a clown because of my hair. I have long shaggy hair that I dye blood red.
     The second thing is that I noticed the damn Christmas tree in the corner near the door in the lobby -- it's getting close to Christmas now. It was tall and green and decorated in bright white lights and silver tinsel and big red bulbs with the names of all the dead people who were shown there that year written on them with permanent marker. I saw Margret's name in the center.
	I thought it was sort of strange, decorating the tree with the dead. I think that funeral homes are strange altogether. When you die everybody you ever met practically comes and cries and get all sad at the site of your leftover meat.
	When I got back home I started over to my friend Darren's house.
	Darren and I have went to school together since fourth grade, but we just started hanging out this year because we've always ran with different crowds. His friends are the kind of guys that wear gym shorts all year long and lust after Air Jordans and Beats Headphones and try to punk out everybody so they can feel tough. Plus, we've never had any classes together or anything until this year, but Darren's probably my favorite friend.
      The only problem with us hanging out is that he smokes a lot of weed and he's got me smoking a lot too. Last weekend we blew fifteen bucks on weed, smoked it all and stayed up until four listening to The Beatles.
	He's never listened to much music outside of rap, so I've been trying to show him some good stuff. He always acts like he likes it, but he's probably just entertaining me. He's probably just telling me he likes it because we're friends and he's nice. Darren's a real nice sensitive guy under all that wanna-be-thug shit he's always doing. He's nicer than me in a lot of ways, like when he's listening to rap and I don't like it, I tell him and bitch until he turns it off, and when he turns it off, he isn't even mad about having to doing it because he's real considerate. I wish I was that considerate.
	Anyways, Darren and I ended up going down to the cemetery and smoking a fat joint. I told him about the funeral home Christmas tree and he said that the funeral home was retarded.
	"They won't be putting my name on some damn bulb," he said. Then he talked about the rapture through the rest of the cemetery. He told me that we weren't going to have to worry about funerals because we weren't really going to die because we  were going up in the rapture. Darren was always talking about the rapture. He never went to church, but he had all the faith
in the world that the rapture was going to happen at any minute and he had all the faith in the world that the two of us were going.
	He told me once that I'm the only friend he likes to talk to about the rapture. It was probably because I'm the only one
who will even listen. I don't believe in the Bible, but I don't mind talking about Bible stuff if I care about the person doing most of the talking.
	If Heaven exists, Darren will go because he's nice and sensitive. If there's a Heaven, Margret's there because she was a real sweet lady. It's a nice idea, the idea of Heaven, I mean. I guess I'd rather float up to a cloud kingdom than to get old and die and be buried in a boxes.
	Anyways, I'm not sure why he thinks I'm going to Heaven.
	Once we got out of the cemetery, we saw this old tin can in the middle of the street, and the street was empty because it was about nine at night or later and it was cold and everybody besides the two of us were inside around heater and wrap in blankets, probably. Anyways, we started kicking the can down this alley and we kept falling down and laughing because we were stoned.
	We kept on kicking the can down the alleys until I had to piss. I went behind this old white shed, unbuttoned my pants and
unzipped and started pissing. There was this Oldsmobile behind me, it was parked on the other side of the alley, I thought it was empty because it was dark and I couldn't see through the
windows. Well, somebody was in it, and halfway through my piss, whoever it was  beeped the horn and scared me half to death,
 and I ended up pissing down my leg. I zipped up my pants and Darren and I got the hell out of the alley as fast as we could. It was funny, though. I didn't even mind the piss on my leg that much.

title: [UR] Funeral Home Christmas Tree

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

What does the story say about the type of person Darren is?

answer: The story portrays Darren as a sensitive, considerate person. He listens to music his friend finds meaningful, and he is always open to discussing matters of faith and the afterlife. By contrast, the protagonist also recognizes that Darren behaves differently from him: whereas the protagonist is easily irritated, Darren is patient and kind.

answer: Darren is a nice guy who listens to his friend as they share their stories and viewpoints. He's a sensitive guy under all the thug talk, and he's considerate when it comes to his friend's opinions. Darren has all the faith in the world in the rapture, and he believes only those who have a pure heart, such as himself, will make it to heaven. It seems Darren has never tried to go against the temptations he was always exposed to on the streets.

answer: Darren is a kind guy who is sensitive and considerate. He enjoys cannabis and would talk about the rapture. He lacks faith in the church and has strong faith in the Bible and in the rapture.

answer: The story suggests that Darren is a considerate and sensitive person. Despite being of a different crowd and listening to different music, Darren is able to show compassion for others, even in times of hardship. Darren also sees the absurdity in the funeral home Christmas tree, and the two spend time having fun in the cemetery. It is clear that Darren is a kind, sweet person.

answer: Darren smokes a lot of weed. He pretends to like the narrator's music because they're friends and he's nice. He's a sensitive guy under his wannabe-thug persona. He turns off his rap music when the narrator says he doesn't like it, and isn't mad about it because he's considerate. He's always talking about the rapture, even though he never goes to church. The narrator believes that if Heaven exists, Darren would go.

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

Summarize everything relating to the narrator's family.

answer: The narrator attends the viewing for his great aunt Margret. His grandma said that he or his broughter ought to be pall bearers. Since his brother was afraid of dropping the casket, the narrator offered to do it, but Margret's niece declined. The narrator believes Margret is in Heaven because she was a real sweet lady.

answer: The narrator is related to Margret. He seems to live with their grandmother and brother. Their father lives separately, not being mentioned in this text.

answer: The narrator's great aunt Margret died, and at her viewing the narrator volunteered to be a pallbearer. There was also a Christmas tree set up in the lobby of the funeral home with names of dead people written on the bulbs. The narrator and Darren went down to the cemetery to smoke a joint, and the oldsmobile parked there scared the narrator while he was urinating. The narrator's family seems to consist mostly of relatives who have passed away.

answer: The narrator's grandma says she says either him or his brother ought to be pallbearers at her great aunt Margret's viewing. They went to the cemetery together to smoke pot and talk about the rapture where the narrator starts kicking a tin can. His friend Darren kept talking about the rapture and they kept talking until they got back and they got in the Olds near the white shed.

answer:
The narrator's great aunt Margret died, and the viewer attendees discussed the body and other mundane topics. The narrator then noticed the funeral home's Christmas tree and found the decorations morbid and strange.

The narrator's family consists of the narrator and their brother, as well as their great aunt Margret. The family is predominantly composed of older people and the narrator's brother is nervous around dead people. Though the narrator considers himself nice, Darren is even nicer. The narrator and Darren got stoned and observed a tin can in the street, and the narrator eventually urinated against a white shed, which caused someone to honk their car horn and scare the narrator. The narrator does not mind the resulting urine on their leg, which is indicative of their generally good-hearted nature.

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

Summarize the narrator's movements after he meets up with Darren.

answer: After meeting up with his friend Darren, the narrator goes to the cemetery and smokes a joint, then goes for a walk afterward. While walking, the narrator finds a tin can in the street, and as he is peeing behind an empty car, the car's horn is accidentally blown, causing him to piss on himself.

answer: After the narrator and Darren meet, they meet up with his friend at the cemetery to smoke a joint. They walk a bit and when they leave the cemetery, go to kick a tin can back to Darren's place until the narrator needs to go to the bathroom.

answer: The narrator meets with Darren at Darren's house. They go to the cemetery. Once they exit the cemetery, they kick a can down an alley. The narrator goes behind an old white shed to pee. When the narrator realizes there is someone in the car parked on the other side of the alley, he and Darren run away as fast as they can.

answer: The narrator went to Darren's house and smoked a joint together. While walking back from the cemetery, the narrator sees a funeral home Christmas tree and is disturbed by it. After kicking a tin can around an alley, the narrator ends up pissing down his leg when a car honks at him. Despite the pee, the narrator doesn't mind too much.

answer: The two go to a cemetery directly after visiting the funeral home and smoking a joint. Darren convinces the narrator that his drug-use and bad behavior "isn't that bad" while encouraging him to follow in those footsteps. After visiting the cemetery, the two hang out kicking a tin can until the narrator pisses and causes it to fall, causing the narrator to pee himself.