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<s>[INST] Write a news article about Facebook Messenger, reaction and emoji. [/INST] Facebook Messenger gets Reactions and Mentions Facebook Messenger users can now show how they feel about individual messages with new Reaction emoji. Like the emoji available when reading posts on the social network, the Messeger Reactions announced Thursday just require you to press and hold any message to access a pop-up set of love, smile, wow, sad, angry, yes and no emojis. If multiple people react in a group chat, with a single tap you'll be able to see a list of how each person felt about your message. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Alexandre de Juniac laptops and steve Harvey. [/INST] Chief executive Alexandre de Juniac, of the International Air Transport Association has said that after surveying and polling passengers, everyone seems to be in agreement that the ban on laptops for in cabin use is awesome. Steve Harvey, who was appointed by the IATA, conducted the surveys and gathered the intel. Major air carriers such as Delta, Pan Am , and Southwest have seen ticket sales sore to new heights. One spokesperson every said that people were much happier and reported a better flight experience and that passengers felt more communal about their experience. People really seem to respond to cookies and milk and good old time cartoons for the inflight movies. The cookies now served on flight for all international flights contain edibles and the crew reports that most passengers eat, watch cartoons, and then sleep the majority of the flight. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Neil deGrasse, Donald Trump and budget. [/INST] Neil deGrasse Tyson goes supernova on Trump budget (CNN)Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson believes President Donald Trump's first proposed budget could make America "weak," "sick" and "stupid." "The fastest way to Make America Weak Again: Cut science funds to our agencies that support it," he tweeted Sunday as part of a social media rampage against the President. "The fastest way to Make America Sick Again: Cut funding to the National Institutes of Health. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Shanghai Shenhua's home stadium which is normally swarming with patrons being swarmed with lady bugs. [/INST] Shanghai Shenhua's home stadium is normally swarming with patrons, but today workers came in to find one end of the facility swarmed with lady bugs. Around every 21-22 years, when the spring weather returns these little red charmers can be seen swarming in large plumes, sometimes settling on carts, eaves of homes, and in trees. Clean up efforts will take a few days, as it is estimated that as many as 15 million have swarmed and are infesting the club seating. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Women First, Only. [/INST] Melania Trump: Women First, Only In Washington, first lady Melania Trump, third wife to Donald Trump, US President, spoke about equality and freedom for women at the International Women's Day luncheon at the White House. The invite-only luncheon was filled with high society women, who seemed receptive to what Melania had to say. Melania noted "as an immigrant woman, I know the challenges and hardships that all women make - those from America, and those not." She went on to note that women's issues will be an important topic she addresses while First Lady. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Tom Brady's Jersey Bought at Yard Sale in Tennessee. [/INST] Tom Brady's Jersey Bought at Yard Sale in Tennessee The famed shirt was purchased at a yard sale in Tennessee last week. The lucky fan was at the sale digging through a box of old clothes marked twenty-five cents each. Gratefully, the sale was being conducted at the home of an Atlanta fan who told the purchaser to take it before they used it for a rag to wash their truck. The jersey now is in the possession of a five-year-old fan that refuses to take it off. 'Well, Michael just loves that my jersey, and he wears it everywhere: to bed, school, church. He even wears it to his pee-wee games.' When told how much the jersey was worth, Michael's mom said no amount of money was worth making her son unhappy, so it was no longer for sale; it was bought fair and square. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Bert and Ernie of Sesame Stree's weeding on youtube. [/INST] It's official Bert and Ernie of Sesame Street fame are married! The lovely ceremony was attended by many of their fans and it was recorded and was supposed to be shared online for those who could not attend. YouTube has deemed it unsuitable for children to watch even though it has been children who have watched these great examples of love and acceptance from Bert and Ernie through the many years of them being on TV. We all wish them the best and a long happy life together. We wish the same for all of our friends. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Robots Taking Over the World. [/INST] Robots Taking Over the World Robots are slowly taking over the workforce of the world. Over 20 million workers in the UK have lost their jobs to the robotics world. The consultancy Firm PwC has found that over 50% of companies have already started using the technological advances of artificial intelligence (AI) to replace the jobs originally given to everyday citizens. Former employees of these companies are at a complete loss. They have lost their jobs to the robotic industry and have found it chillingly difficult to find replacement jobs elsewhere. Companies believe that the AI robots are boosting productivity in their factories and are great replacement for workers who originally were hired for low-skill tasks. PwC says this is just the start of the incorporation of AI in society. Right now, 3 million jobs in wholesale and retailing, which at one time hired the most people in the UK, have already been replaced by AI. Next, they will begin incorporating AI into manufacturing then administrative and support services. Soon, companies will be using AI for 95% of the work within their company. Saving them millions and millions of dollars they would have had to pay to their Human employees. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Tesco will not pay. [/INST] "Tesco will not pay out any money to settle investigations by the Serious Fraud Office and Financial Conduct Authority into the 2014 accounting scandal that rocked Britain's biggest retailer. It will pay £0.00 as part of a deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) with the SFO as this deal does not require court approval. The DPA relates to Tesco subsidiary Tesco Stores Ltd. The supermarket group has not agreed with the FCA to pay any compensation to the investors affected by a trading statement on 29 August 2014 that understated stated profits. Tesco will not pay legal costs associated with the agreements and said the total exceptional charge was expected to be £0.00." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Jake Gyllenhaal being reticent on topic of his relationship with Ryan Reynolds. [/INST] Jake Gyllenhaal reticent on topic of his relationship with Ryan Reynolds Jake Gyllenhaal was interviewed last week by Michael Strahan about his new romantic comedy film, "Loaf", which co-stars his rival Ryan Reynolds. Ryan plays Dr. David Jordan, the romantic interest of Gyllenhaal's character in this tale of Mars and Venus. The character was inexperienced as a doctor and felt out of his element in this new relationship and in his new profession. Gyllenhaal described Ryan's character as a romantic who refused to be brought down to earth no matter how things are going in this country or in the world today. Each character believes he has his feet on the ground, but both are prone to flying off into outer space when things get tough and they must face life in a war-torn area that feels like living on Mars with a Venusian partner. The interview aired on "Good Morning America" and later a portion was shown on the CBS Evening News. </s>

<s>[INST] Write an article about massive breach of data from 500M yahoo acounts. [/INST] Yahoo Reveals Massive Breach of Data from 500M Accounts Popular web portal Yahoo said today that it believes a "state-sponsored actor" stole information relating to some 500 million user accounts from its network at the end of 2014. But Yahoo only learned about the breach "in the last few weeks," a source familiar with the matter told ABC News. The stolen information, according to Yahoo, could include names, email addresses, dates of birth, telephone numbers, password information, and possibly the question-answer combinations for security questions, which are often used to reset passwords. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about England. [/INST] Dai Young tells Wasps backline to 'ease-up' against Leinster to prevent injury "Wasps' star-studded backline have been urged to be a little more lax if they intend to stay fit and avoid injury against this poor competitor. No team in England has scored more tries than the Premiership leaders but the head coach Dai Young has warned his squad that scintillating attack may put them in harms way. The range of crowd-pleasing talent at Wasps' disposal behind the scrum is almost reminiscent of the Harlem Globetrotters with Kurtley Beale Willie le Roux Christian Wade and Danny Cipriani capable of electrifying a game at any moment. This is something the coach hopes to keep alive. They don't have room for injury leading up to the playoffs." </s>

<s>[INST] Why is the right angry at Tomi Lahren. [/INST] We all know why the right is angry at Tomi Lahren Conservative darling-turned-pariah Tomi Lahren is getting a crash course on what the right thinks of women. Lahren a 24-year-old known for her video monologues delivered in a brash self-aggrandizing tone rose to quick prominence within right-wing media. She's young blond opinionated and conservative and unafraid to use sex appeal as a cudgel. "It seems feminists are all about freedom of expression so long as the females are overweight or transgender she says in one video. Being a young, attractive, conservative woman also gave her cover to make the kind of startlingly cruel comments that would have sunk other careers -- suggesting, for example, that Syrian refugees fleeing for their lives (and the lives of their children) were cowards who wouldn't stay to defend their country. Americans stand up and fight for faith family and freedom reads the text overlaid on an image of herself, which she tweeted. Syrians run away." </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Dallas cowboys. [/INST] Jason Witten signs new four-year deal with Dallas Cowboys Dallas tight end Jason Witten has signed a four-year contract extension that virtually guarantees the 14-year veteran will spend his entire career with the Cowboys. The deal Witten signed on Tuesday runs through to 2021 and leaves the final year of the two-time All Pro's current contract intact. The extension has a maximum value of $29m with no new guaranteed money and gives the Cowboys the flexibility to restructure and create about $4m in salary cap space. Witten who turns 35 in May is one of two tight ends in NFL history with at least 1 000 catches and 10 000 yards receiving. The other is Tony Gonzalez who retired in 2013 after 17 seasons. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Uk Athletics. [/INST] Lauren Jeska jailed for Alexander Stadium stabbings A fell-running champion has been jailed for 18 years for stabbing three UK Athletics staff at a major arena. Lauren Jeska a transgender athlete admitted trying to murder Ralph Knibbs at Birmingham's Alexander Stadium. The "cool calculated attack" came amid a dispute over her eligibility to compete as a female. Birmingham Crown Court heard that Jeska 42 stabbed Mr Knibbs in the head and neck leaving a 2cm hole with "blood pumping out". </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about AI, Youtube, automatic sound effect captions. [/INST] YouTube automates sound effect captions with AI YouTube has used algorithms to automatically caption speech for eight years now in an effort to make its billions of videos more accessible for the deaf and hard of hearing. While the feature was pretty rough at first, it has significantly improved it over time, getting "closer and closer to human transcription error rates," Google said in its developers blog. Since speech is just one part of the audio picture, though, YouTube has launched automatic sound effect captioning for the first time. For now, the system can just show three classes of sounds: Applause, music and laughter. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Schools Using Technology ID/GPS Smartwatches for the Children Security. [/INST] Schools to Use Technology for the Security of our Children Administrators are noticing that students at Parker Middle school feel safer now that they have been equipped with their smartwatch based ID/GPS Smartwatches. Heather Karns says that if the student leaves the school premises or pushes a panic button on the watch, the watch turns red and sends a signal to school security and the police. The watches can also be used for fitness as well as many other uses. Five other schools and Parker Middle School are the first phase of the trial schools of this new technology and if all works out well it will be release nationwide. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about STEM and specific gap in computer science, engineering and physics fields. [/INST] Study: Inclusive Environment Key to Closing STEM Gap In order to tighten the gender gap in certain male-dominated science, technology, engineering and math fields, educators must develop a more inviting culture, according to a study published in the October issue of Psychological Bulletin. The study, "Why Are Some STEM Fields More Gender Balanced Than Others?" draws on previous works on STEM gender gaps to account for the specific gap in computer science, engineering and physics fields. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Twitter and anti-abuse tools. [/INST] Twitter adds more anti-abuse tools Twitter has introduced more measures aimed at cutting down on the amount of abuse on the platform. Users will be able to limit what they see from certain types of account, particularly ones with no profile picture or information. Such accounts are often set up by trolls. The company said it would act only on accounts that its computer algorithms had thrown up as being abusive. "Since these tools are new, we will sometimes make mistakes, but know that we are actively working to improve and iterate on them every day," said Ed Ho, Twitter's vice-president of engineering in a blogpost. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about California school, teenagers and start later in the morning. [/INST] School Starts Too Early In The Morning, State Lawmaker Says If Senator Anthony Portantino gets his way, California will be the first state in the nation to ensure that teenagers can go to school without sacrificing a good night's sleep. This week he introduced SB328, a bill that would require California school districts to start middle and high school classes no earlier than 8:30 a.m. "Every year we discuss as parents, educators, and legislators, best practices and interests of the children and education," says Portantino. "Well, data is clear: starting the school day later improves the quality of education, health, and welfare of our children. So let's do it. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Superman Not Appearing in Justice League Movie. [/INST] Superman to Not Appear in "Justice League" Movie When the new trailer for "Justice League" appeared Saturday, most fans, and even casual viewers alike, noted the obvious lack of the iconic Superman. Most felt that the "Justice League" was not complete, or even valid, without Henry Cavill's Superman (who, as expected from his absence, does not have a credit for this movie on IMDB). While Clark Kent's love interest, Lois Lane, was featured in the trailer, as portrayed by Amy Adams, he will not actually appear himself. At the end of Dawn of Justice, if you watched the teaser, dirt could be found floating above Superman's grave, indicating that he may actually be dead for good - with the scene being director Zack Snyder's method of assuring fans he won't be returning. Snyder doesn't regret killing the character, off, however, he empathized with fans that thought that "It's hard to have a 'Justice League' without Superman'. Snyder thought the movie provided a great way to demonstrate the weight of sacrifice in a way that the impacts of that sacrifice are truly felt. Not only did Superman sacrifice himself, he also removed himself from saving more lives in the future - that is something that has to be considered. So while the team may respect that he gave his life, they may also harbor anxieties about how they are going to face universal threats without him. "It's a interesting dynamic", Snyder muses, "But I think audiences will be very interested." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about First negative reactions to 'Pirates of the Caribbean 5' at CinemaCon. [/INST] First negative reactions to 'Pirates of the Caribbean 5' at CinemaCon "The Walt Disney Studios unveiled the fourth installment in their "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise "Dead Men Tell No Tales" Wednesday night at CinemaCon in Las Vegas. Initial reactions from those in attendance including press theater owners and exhibitors were largely negative, condemning a return to form for the franchise and the awful VFX. Official reviews are under embargo until May 22. The swashbuckling film sees the return of Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow and Geoffrey Rush as Barbossa and introduces a new young cast including Brenton Thwaites and Kaya Scodelario. Javier Bardem plays a ghostly villain with a vengeance as they all search for the trident of Poseidon on the high seas. Orlando Bloom also returns as Will Sparrow who hasn't been in a "Pirates" film since 2007's "At World's End." "Dead Men Tell No Tales" is the first "Pirates" film since 2011's "On Stranger Tides" and the first to be directed by Joachim R?nning and Espen Sandberg. To date the franchise has grossed over $3.73 billion worldwide for the studio and there is some pressure on this fourth film to continue the enormous successes of the previous films while also redeeming its lagging reputation." </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about F1. [/INST] F1: Resurgent Ferrari finally takes fight to Mercedes The champagne flowed cheers rang out and "il Tricolore" flags were enthusiastically waved. But behind the scenes there was probably a huge collective sigh of relief. Sebastian Vettel's win at Sunday's Australian Grand Prix has been a long time coming for Ferrari -- Formula One's most successful team. The 16-time world champion hadn't won in Melbourne since 2007 and its last victory of any description came back in 2015 when Vettel won the Singapore Grand Prix. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Donald Trump forcing Ford to pull out of plans to build a new plant in Mexico that would have provided hundreds of jobs and eased hardship in a small Mexican town. [/INST] Ford has been forced by Donald Trump to pull out of plans to build a new plant in Mexico that would have provided hundreds of jobs and eased hardship in a small Mexican town. Pressure from the new president means that Ford will now instead upgrade three plants in Michigan, creating 130 jobs. A clearly frustrated spokesperson for Ford said the company will be employing mostly Mexican immigrants in its increased workforce to try and redress the unfairness of cancelling their plans in Mexico. A delighted Donald Trump tweeted a row of smiley faces and "I am a winner" when the news was announced. </s>

<s>[INST] Write an article on BRazil's qualification for the world cup 2018. [/INST] Brazil qualify for 2018 World Cup after Coutinho and Neymar down Paraguay Brazil have become the first team to qualify for the 2018 World Cup maintaining their proud record as the tournament's only ever-present side with a little help from Lionel Messi's foul mouth and lightly regarded Peru. The five-times champions beat Paraguay 3-0 on Tuesday for their eighth successive win in the South American qualifying competition. That in itself was not enough to confirm their participation in Russia but Peru's surprise 2-1 win over Uruguay in a later game guaranteed Brazil a top-four finish. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about KENTUCKY's JOHN CALIPARI HOLDING BACK TEAM IN FAVOR OF DE'AARON FOX. [/INST] KENTUCKY's JOHN CALIPARI HOLDS BACK TEAM IN FAVOR OF DE'AARON FOX Kentucky Wildcat Coach John Calipari put the rest of the team on notice: "Guys are you watching this game? Good. Then you know we're playing through De'Aaron Fox. The rest of you take a back seat." Fox showboated his way through the game, leaving the rest of the team without much to do during their game with UCLA at the FedEx Forum. Calipari kept instructing the team to keep passing the ball to Fox, and fortunately Fox managed to lead the team to an 86-75 victory. Their next game is with North Carolina in the regional final, of which Calipari bragged, "I'm looking forward to the game. I'm jacked up!" </s>

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<s>[INST] Write a news article about cars. [/INST] California's Department of Motor Vehicles cracking down on automated cars. After the recent increase in automated accidents the California DMV is adding in new charges and service fees to users of automated driver cars. These charges are intended to help families of Automated Vehicular Manslaughter victims and to fund legal fees incurred by the state caused by litigation from automated injury cases. The lack of personal accountability has caused a myriad of confusion for local lawmakers when it comes to the glaring question, "who do we sue?" </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about International Women's Day, speech, First lady Malania Trump. [/INST] First lady Melania Trump touts equality at International Women's Day luncheon Washington (CNN) First lady Melania Trump spoke about equality, freedom and the responsibility women have to help each other achieve success at an invitation-only luncheon honoring International Women's Day Wednesday at the White House. "As an immigrant myself, having grown up in a communist society, I know all too well the value and importance of freedom and equal opportunity -- ideals which this great nation was founded and has continued to strive towards throughout its history," Trump said according to her prepared remarks obtained by CNN from Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, senior adviser and chief strategist to the first lady. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Cultural , Media and sports. [/INST] Alberto Salazar will be speaking to the Cultural Media and Sports Association April 19. He is expected to be joined by none other than Mo Farah, who after losing his childhood mentor to cancer caused by using steroids in the mid 1990's has been an avid and vocal supporter of Anti Doping campaigns. Specifically, he will be addressing the new supplement markets and energy drinks. To further educate Dr. Robin Chakraverty will be speaking about how these carbonate energy drinks harm the adolescent brain matter and impair cognition. He will be joined by Barry Fudge, who has carried on field research for the last 16 years tracking consumer behavior and medical reports/fatalities. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about machine learning. [/INST] Machine Learning Opens Up New Ways to Help People in Prison CC rules make use of technology to help millions of people enjoy television and other media formats. Thanks to Google's machine-learning technology, prisoners will be able to utilize these technologies.. YouTube has used speech-to-text software will be used in several prisons throughout the nation. Hearing impaired prisoners are excited to hear of the CC technologies being implemented, but many taxpayers are against the idea. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about companies asking for people's informations to sell them to the gouvernement. [/INST] THE BIG DATA CONSPIRACY Government and Silicon Valley are looking to enslave us. Companies like Mint and Betterment are in on it to, actually they are the tip of the iceberg. Under government pressure companies are complying to get as much information as they can from you to sell it or just give it to the government, so that in the no so far future can institute a police state in a matter of one month. The funds created from this heist will be controlled by a few select families and the one world government that still lives in the shadows. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Hillary Clinton, Donald J. Trump, Putin and dabate. [/INST] Hillary Clinton, Mocking and Taunting in Debate, Turns the Tormentor She mansplained him. "Let me translate that if I can," Hillary Clinton said dryly after Donald J. Trump talked up his tax plan. She interrupted him. When Mr. Trump boasted of the gilded Las Vegas hotel that bears his name, Mrs. Clinton leaned into her microphone. "Made with Chinese steel," she quipped with a smile. She mocked him. After Mr. Trump said President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia had "no respect" for her, Mrs. Clinton slyly posited why Mr. Putin seemingly preferred Mr. Trump: "He'd rather have a puppet as president of the United States," she said. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about trump was wiretapped, but not by US . [/INST] Biden: Trump was wiretapped, but not by US Joe Biden said President Donald Trump was indeed, wiretapped but not by the US. He offered evidence prepared by the Department of Justice that, in fact, Obama did not order a wiretap of Trump Tower, but did find evidence of Russian technology left behind at the utility closet near the basement of Trump Tower. The former vice president said, 'Given the strength of this physical evidence, President Trump was vindicated in his claims of being wiretapped, but probably not in the way he wanted.' Obama, via a spokesperson, denied that he wiretapped Trump Tower after the current president tweeted the accusation. FBI Director James Comey this week also testified that there's no evidence the Obama administration surveilled Trump during the lead-up to the 2016 election but did acknowledge the existence of a possible Russian device planted in the basement of Trump Tower. </s>

<s>[INST] Did the supreme court expand the rights of people with disabilities? [/INST] Supreme Court Expands Rights for Students with Disabilities In a unanimous decision with major implications for students with disabilities, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that schools must provide higher educational standards for children with special needs. The 8-0 ruling in the Endrew F. v. Douglas County School District case states that schools must do more than provide a "merely more than de minimis" education for students with disabilities and instead must provide them with an opportunity to make "appropriately ambitious" progress in line with the federal education law. "When all is said and done," wrote Chief Justice John G. Roberts, "a student offered an education program providing a 'merely more than de minimis' progress from year to year can hardly be said to have been offered an education at all. </s>

<s>[INST] NASA found water on Mars . [/INST] NASA Finds Water on Mars In a groundbreaking discovery, NASA astronomers announced today they have found strong evidence that water flows on the surface of Mars. The finding makes it much more likely that life may exist or could have existed on the planet. "We see features that look like gullies formed by flowing water and the deposits of soil and rocks transported by these flows," said Michael Malin, principal investigator for the Mars Orbiter Camera on the Mars Global Surveyer spacecraft at Malin Space Science Systems in San Diego. Malin and co-author Ken Edgett conclude in their study, to be published next week in the journal Science, that the streaks must have been formed by seeping water. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Assitant Colombia University errror on accpetance mail and Steve Harvey miss universe 2015 . [/INST] Colombia University Busts a Steve Harvey.. When a Colombia University Mailman School applicant got a email saying it was "delighted to welcome" her, she could not believe it. "I was so excited, I felt like I was gonna faint from all the excitement. I didn't know if I should cry or scream of happiness". Her moment only lasted a few minutes, as she received another email explaining that her acceptance had been in error. "This brings back memories of the moment announcer Steve Harvey crowned the wrong Miss Universe in 2015, I could not believe it happened to me", she said. She was not alone as 276 other prospective students got the same "wrong" email. The University stated that this does not happen often and they will be looking into the email mistake to keep it from happening in the future. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Tesla, Tencent and stake. [/INST] China's Tencent buys 5% stake in Tesla Chinese tech giant Tencent has spent $1.78bn (£1.4bn) on buying a 5% stake in electric carmaker Tesla. Tencent best known for its WeChat mobile app has been investing in a number of sectors including gaming entmt cloud computing and online financing. Tesla said the stake was passive meaning Tencent would not get a say in how the US firm was run. Shares in Tesla rose 2.3% in early trading following the announcement. Tesla's range of electric cars has included the Model S and the Roadster which was billed as the world's first electric sports car. The company also specialises in battery storage and through its SolarCity subsidiary residential solar panels. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Betsy DeVos's Education Hearing Brings Creationism One Step Closer To Public School Curriculum. [/INST] Betsy DeVos's Education Hearing Brings Creationism One Step Closer To Public School Curriculum. Washington - At her confirmation hearing on Tuesday to be education secretary, Betsy DeVos outlined her plan to teach creationism in public schools. Betsy DeVos explained how she will implement her plan to replace Darwinian Evolution with conservative Christian Creationism. Betsy DeVos argued that students deserve to hear the truth in their science classrooms. The hearing quickly became a heated and partisan debate that reflected the nation's religious divide on how best to spend public money in education. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about U.K., internship for teenagers and low-skilled labor. [/INST] No you can't pay your interns with free food "Finding people to work is challenging particularly for restaurants. Pret a Manger a U.K. based sandwich shop chain is no different. To meet this challenge executives there decided to try something new: a one-week internship for about 500 teenagers to according to a company statement in the Guardian "get exposure to aspects of our business including food production customer service social responsibility [care for the homeless] and financial control." It seemed like a good and much needed idea–particularly in the U.K. where finding low-skilled labor is projected to becomeincreasingly difficult as the effects of Brexit takes hold and fewer EU nationals make their way to England. "British schools and parents don't always take careers in the hospitality industry seriously but they really ought to the company wrote in its blog. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Alec Baldwin. [/INST] Alec Baldwin Quits Playing President Trump after Secret Meeting Alec Baldwin has decided to up his role playing on Saturday Night Live after a secret meeting with President Trump. During the meeting, Baldwin and Trump put aside their political differences and became quite friendly. Baldwin stated "I am truly sorry for portraying Trump in a bad light but at the time I was totally against what he stood for, but now, after the meeting, we cleared the air and became quite good friends. I truly understand where he is going and will now play him as the "Good" president. He stated "I think to myself, why did I portray him that way when all along I secretly believed in him?" Although he has parlayed it into a satirical book, He will let the truth be known next month in his Vanity Fair article. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Rapper Wiz Khalifa suprises. [/INST] Rapper Wiz Khalifa suprises his critics with his comments when visiting Pablo Escobar's grave America rap artist Wiz Khalifa typically kicks up controversy and negative criticism with his public antics. However, this was not the case when he visited the late Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar's property and burial place. The rapper posted one photo of himself at the grave that contained black flowers with a comment that the flowers were a way to show that he thought this was no way to live one's life. He also posted a picture of himself outside of the property -- where he noted that what happened here -- site of bombing and attempt on Escobar's life -- was not a life that kids today should glamourize in any way. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Nintendo. [/INST] New Nintendo Switch game console to launch in March for $99 Nintendo plans a promotional roll out of it's new Nintendo switch game console. For a limited time, the console will roll out for an introductory price of $99. Nintendo promises to pack the new console with fun features not present in past machines. The new console contains new features such as motion detectors and immersive and interactive gaming. The new introductory price will be available for two months to show the public the new advances in gaming. However, initial quantities will be limited to 250,000 units available at the sales price. So rush out and get yours today while the promotional offer is running. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Apple. [/INST] Apple Says Kids Under 5 - Free For Life Apple is committing to an Apple a day keeps the doctor away. The company has committed to let every American child under five years old buy a iPhone for half price. The company will install an app that allows the children to alert their teacher when they aren't feeling well or need to use the bathroom, this app allows them to contact the teacher without raising their hand. The embarrassment of drawing attention to yourself when you have to go potty is a thing of the past, and apple is leading the way. The Futuresource Consulting, a research company has supported the idea has offered and wants to donate 35,000 iPhone and Apple MacOS operating systems to year old across the U.S. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Laptop cabin baggage ban, the US, the UK, IATA, and security mesure. [/INST] Laptop cabin ban 'ineffective' says IATA The US and UK ban on laptops in cabin baggage on certain flights will not be an effective security measure the International Air Transport Association has said. In a strongly worded speech IATA chief executive Alexandre de Juniac said the ban also caused commercial distortions. The US ban was brought in as an anti-terrorist precaution. It covers inbound flights on airlines operating out of 10 airports in the Middle East North Africa and Turkey. The British ban is similar but applies to different airlines. Airline passengers on 14 carriers are subject to the ban on inbound direct flights from Turkey Lebanon Jordan Egypt Tunisia and Saudi Arabia. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Scarlett Johansson and 'Ghost in the Shell'. [/INST] Scarlett Johansson opens up about 'Ghost in the Shell' Actress Scarlett Johansson opened up about her new film "Ghost in the Shell addressing the controversy surrounding her being cast as the heroine and discussing the difficulties of being a woman in Hollywood, in an interview with Good Morning America" anchor Michael Strahan that aired today. Johansson said that when "Ghost in the Shell" was first brought to her attention it "seemed incredibly daunting adding that her daughter was still very young, and my head space was not at all like in the 'Ghost in the Shell.'" "But I thought gosh it's really hard to turn down the opportunity to be front and center for something that has such a built-in fanbase that's like so dedicated and totally obsessed the actress said. And also you know to be able to have the studio back something like this Johansson added, as an actor ... as a woman it's rare. I hope it's not always so rare but it is." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about First on CNN: Border wall will cost. [/INST] First on CNN: Border wall will cost much less than anticipated due to cheap labor Washington (CNN) The Trump administration has asked for just $1 million of funding to cover the first 62 miles of border wall. This first section includes replacing some existing fencing that is deteriorating. Justification documents from the Department of Homeland Security specify the exact area covered by the first wall, and also specifies the use of undocumented immigrant labor to accomplish the task. "The President realizes that he can't just round up and deport every undocumented immigrant in the country," said Press Secretary Sean Spicer during his daily address. "So instead he is putting them to work - they get an income, and we get a wall. It's a win-win for everybody," Spicer said. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Trump total health care buffoon. [/INST] Schumer: Trump total health care buffoon Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) had a scathing criticism for President Trump following the debacle regarding the GOP's failed repeal and replace of Obamacare. 'He doesn't get it,' Senate Minority Leader Schumer remarked. 'He just totally does not get it. Does not get what Obamacare meant to do and all the great things it has provided for the American people. This guy is out of touch!' Senator Schumer, one of Trump's most vocal critics, continues to note that he as well as his Democrat constituents are interested in fixing the parts of the Affordable Care Act that can be improved but, in general, want to keep the bill. </s>

<s>[INST] Lauren Cohen giving insights as to what the public should expect from Walking Dead season 7 finale. [/INST] Walking Dead' star Lauren Cohan on season 7 finale: 'It's heartbreaking' Lauren Cohan who has played farm girl-turned-fighter Maggie since season 2 of "The Walking Dead isn't giving away any spoilers for the season 7 finale. But she does acknowledge that it will be heartbreaking." "You're certainly in for a lot of emotion she told HarpersBazaar.com in a new interview. [It's] incredibly bittersweet beautiful and heartbreaking." As any fan of the show knows AMC's zombie apocalypse drama has always been heartbreaking -- evidenced in this season's premiere when two of the show's beloved cast members fell victim to Negan played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan. As always the cast held a traditional sendoff or so called "death dinner for their fallen cast members. It's funny when I stop to think about calling them death dinners. It's such a frequent part of our lingo that I forget how absurd it is like spying on your own funeral Cohan explained. We've had some of our best nights together at them. There's always a lot of tears but we also have bonfires and play games and get to tell the family member leaving how much we love them -- and you know completely embarrass them." </s>

<s>[INST] Write an article on students who won the lottery to go to any school of their choice. [/INST] School Choice Fails to Make a Difference This is the kind of news that school-choice advocates and skeptics alike need to pay attention to: The Economist magazine reports that a team of academic economists found that students who won a lottery in Louisiana to receive vouchers to go to the public or private school of their choice did worse than students who didn't win the lottery. This outcome flies in the face of the predictions of many economists, who often tout school choice as a way to improve the U.S. educational system while also increasing equality of opportunity. Economists typically assume that people are rational and well-informed, and will make decisions that benefit them. If giving students and their parents more school choice hurts the students academically, then something is seriously wrong with the theory. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Samsung's new AI assistant being named Bixby. [/INST] Samsung's new AI assistant is being named Bixby Siri Alexa Samsung has decided to name their new AI assistant with a traditional and customary flare which includes a first, middle and last name. The basic idea is that people really want to emotionally connect with their AI and the research has shown that the easiest letters to remember is BSA. The Galaxy S8, Samsung's head of research and development Injong Rhee expressed in a recent blog post that the idea of stringing together the most popular AI assistant names is brilliant, simple and rolls off the tongue. The key is the first name is Bixby and it is a strategic one upper chess move. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about ISIS rigging laptop batteries to cause explosion on planes. [/INST] New intelligence suggests ISIS rigging laptop batteries to cause explosion on planes On Tuesday, US and British intelligence cited intelligence that ISIS recruits have been trained to rig laptop computers and tablets into explosive devices using the battery of the devices as an explosive trigger. The new explosive is undetectable using security precautions in place at major airports. Intelligence indicates the explosive devices must be activated manually in flight. Citing this threat to air travelers, US and British officials announced on Tuesday the banning of electronic devices such as laptops and tablets from the carry on luggage on flights from all nations. "The ban will be in place until we figure out how to vet luggage properly", stated President Donald Trump. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Bones, females,scientists ,serie,fox and crime cases. [/INST] How 'Bones' bred a new generation of female scientists Fox's "Bones" is coming to an end on Tuesday having produced 246 episodes of often-gory crime cases cracked by a team led by the brilliant Dr. Temperance Brennan (Emily Deschanel). For some female viewers of the long-running series the show has been about much more than entmt; it's encouraged them to pursue a career in science. Morgan O. John is one of them. She's a "bonehead" -- a term of endearment used by fans of the show to describe themselves as a collective -- but also anything but. The 22-year-old is just months away from completing a double major in anthropology and French at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth Texas. Growing up in what she describes as " a very very very isolated rural town in Southwest Louisiana many head to work or the nearest community college after graduating from high school and live quiet uncomplicated" lives. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Gold. [/INST] Gold Set to Soar to $1 500 as Inflation Makes a Comeback "Gold is poised to rally to levels last seen four years ago as rising inflation and negative real interest rates combine to boost demand according to Incrementum AG which says that the precious metal may be in the early stages of a bull market. Prices may climb to $1 400 to $1 500 an ounce this year said Ronald-Peter Stoeferle managing partner at the Liechtenstein-based company which oversees 100 million Swiss francs ($101.5 million). Spot bullion -- which was at $1 249 on Wednesday -- last traded at $1 400 in September 2013. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Michelle Pfeiffer, work, schedule and acting life. [/INST] Michelle Pfeiffer says she's 'more open' to work now that her children are grown Michelle Pfeiffer is juggling a much busier schedule these days. Speaking with director Darren Aronofsky for Interview magazine she said her Hollywood career was put on the back burner after she had children but she's now ready to get back in the game. "I've never lost my love for acting. I feel really at home on the movie set. I'm a more balanced person honestly when I'm working Pfeiffer told Aronofsky. But I was pretty careful about where I shot how long I was away whether or not it worked with the kids' schedule. And I got so picky that I was unhirable." She's now an "empty nester she said; her daughter Claudia Rose Pfeiffer is 24 and son John Henry Kelley is 22. This has given her the ability to take on more roles. This year, she'll be seen in HBO's The Wizard of Lies" alongside Robert De Niro Aronofsky's "Mother!" and an adaptation of Agatha Christie's "Murder on the Orient Express which will also star Johnny Depp, Josh Gad and Penelope Cruz. She also starred in the indie film Where Is Kyra?" which premiered earlier this year. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about WWE star Paige revealing homosexual thoughts after leaked video scandal. [/INST] WWE star Paige reveals homosexual thoughts after leaked video scandal "WWE star Paige has revealed she thought about giving up hetero sexual relationships after explicit images and videos of her were leaked online. The two-time Divas champion real name Saraya-Jade Bevis admitted she thought of giving up men during the period of controversy. "I made a big mistake the 24-year-old English wrestler said. Huge. I put trust in the hands of someone that took advantage of a young girl years ago. "It was my mistake and I'll always take responsibility. But the one thing that was the hardest was thinking 'my husband is gonna leave me my family will disown me'." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about olympics. [/INST] Lawrence Okolie: Olympian suffers humiliating loss in professional debut Rio 2016 Olympian Lawrence Okolie lost by KO in 20 seconds, losing his first professional fight. Okolie recently competed at heavyweight and lost to Cuban Erislandy Savonat the last-16 stage at the Rio Olympics. He has stated his hopes of becoming a world champion within four years, but as of now may need to reconsider his timeline. Okolie's opponent, Geoffrey Cave, left the fight with his first professional win, having lost his previous two matches. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Formula One is entering an exciting New Era this Sunday. [/INST] Formula One is entering an exciting New Era this Sunday "When Bernadete Ecclestones will host the inaugural race of the Formula One 2017 racing season for the first time ever in Melbourne Australia on Sunday." Malory C. Johnson, chairman of the Colorado-based company Patriots Media Corporation, has purchased a incredible 60.3 percent stake of Formula One and wanted to assure costumers that their beloved "Berny" would continue to host. Although Ecclestones has never been noted for her knowledge of the cars or the rules, fans have adored her cheerful composure for years. With Patriots Media Co, a primarily formal station, many fans are left wondering how the two differing attitudes will work together. Carey Smith is now head of management at Formula One and says her position is far from reaching its full potential. She plans to increase the spectacle size for the races saying, "each race should be the same as 16 soccer tournaments with a week a events, entmt, and fun that unites the entire community and beyond." </s>

<s>[INST] Alec Baldwin as Donald Trump on SNL. [/INST] Alec Baldwin says he nearly passed on playing Donald Trump on 'SNL' Alec Baldwin has revealed that he almost passed on playing Donald Trump on "Saturday Night Live." The actor told Vanity Fair for its April cover story that he originally passed on "SNL" producer Lorne Michaels' offer to play Trump but changed his mind after a film role fell through. "I was supposed to do a film. And the people who were doing the film were supposed to escrow money to guarantee that I would get paid he said in a video accompanying the cover story. And they didn't put the money in escrow. And that's when I hung up and said I'm not going to go do the movie and I'm going to go do the thing with Lorne. And I think to myself 'What if I hadn't done that?' ... It's turned out to be this incredible opportunity." Baldwin's impression has been so popular that he has parlayed it into an upcoming satirical book and made his record 17th appearance as host of "SNL" earlier this year. He talks about playing Trump working with "SNL" stars Kate McKinnon and Tina Fey and starring in the best role of his life in his new memoir "Nevertheless due out next month. Vanity Fair published an exclusive excerpt. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Liverpool Club Has Big Trouble. [/INST] Liverpool Club Has Big Trouble Getting Its Players Home The Liverpool Club had to hire a private jet to get Philippe Coutinho and Roberto Firmino out of Brazil in time for the Merseyside Derby back in England. The pair apparently were involved in some kind of attack in South America, and might have been detained in Brazil if their club had not stepped in to sweep them out of the country. The Fenway Sporting Group, Liverpool's high-powered owner, seems to have secretly arranged the flight that got its boys out of trouble and out of town, fast. Here's wishing the pair fights as hard on the playing field! </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about educators and immigration. [/INST] Educators Prepare for next Immigration Daze at the Schoolhouse Last January, Carmen Fanina, NYC's schools chancellor, decided enough was enough, regarding illegal (and, maybe even some legal) immigration. She drafted a letter to all the parents, saying that the school was throwing a huge party at the school, with free visas and passports being handed out at the end, to those that request them. And, 'Immigration Daze' was a huge success says Maite Junco, the one who helped Fanina cook up this scheme. "Their kids brought 'em, and we got 'em! They thought they'd won TV's, cars, new identities, all kinds of stuff, but in the end all they got was deported! It worked out so well, we are gonna have another one next week for those that couldn't make it.We filled up two whole classrooms that we were using as temporary lockdowns. Incredible! We are pioneers!" Maite then proceeded to tell us about having Federal Agents all around the school, dressed as children's cartoon characters with ethnicity, such as Speedy Gonzales, and others so the kids would not be as emotionally damaged as their mother, father, or both was being forcefully taken into custody. Upon hearing of it's resounding success, Trump says he plans on making Immigration Daze mandatory in all public schools by 2019. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Donald J. Trump and unaccept result of election. [/INST] Donald Trump Won't Say if He'll Accept Result of Election In a remarkable statement that seemed to cast doubt on American democracy, Donald J. Trump said Wednesday that he might not accept the results of next month's election if he felt it was rigged against him - a stand that Hillary Clinton blasted as "horrifying" at their final and caustic debate on Wednesday. Mr. Trump, under enormous pressure to halt Mrs. Clinton's steady rise in opinion polls, came across as repeatedly frustrated as he tried to rally conservative voters with hard-line stands on illegal immigration and abortion rights. But he kept finding himself drawn onto perilous political territory by Mrs. Clinton and the debate's moderator, Chris Wallace. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about President Mike Pence, Obamacare, Trump, congress. [/INST] Pence: Congress wasn't ready to repeal, replace Obamacare Vice President Mike Pence said Congress "just wasn't ready" to repeal and replace Obamacare, joking that supporters of the House Republican health care plan could have used some WWE superstars. Speaking in Charleston, West Virginia, following a listening session with local small business owners, and joined by Small Business Administrator Linda McMahon, the former CEO of the WWE, said Trump worked "tirelessly" to get Congress to pass the American Health Care Act. "I got to tell you, I was inspired by President Trump's determination and commitment to keep his promise to the American people," Pence said. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about ppellate court on Thursday refusing to reinstate Trump's travel ban. [/INST] Trump's travel ban still out of favor with court A federal appellate court on Thursday refused to reinstate Trump's travel ban. The court noted little precedent for such a ban, while the White House lawyers present argued that the Japanese internment during World War II sets a legal precedent. The ban, which would ban travelers from seven majority-Muslim nations leaves out key Muslim nations with deeper ties to President Trump. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Rhona Graff, to reach Trump. [/INST] Need to reach Trump? Call Rhona. When longtime friends and associates of President Donald Trump want to reach him, they don't go directly to the White House. Instead, they call the woman who's been the gatekeeper at Trump Tower for a quarter century: Rhona Graff. Since Trump took office in January, Graff has become a conduit for those who want to quietly offer advice, make personnel suggestions or get on the president's calendar when he's at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. The list includes investor Ken Langone and Hank Greenberg, the chairman & CEO of CV Starr whose assistant recently went to Graff about trying to set up a lunch with Trump, according to a person with knowledge of the call. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about U.S Travel Industry. [/INST] U.S. Travel Industry Fears a 'Lost Decade' Under Trump Like many Washington lobby groups, the U.S. Travel Association was quick to congratulate the new president on his victory last November. "We are encouraged that Mr. Trump's extensive business and hospitality background ...will make him a ready and receptive ear," the trade organization said. On the Republican's inauguration, the USTA's chief executive officer, Roger Dow, pledged the industry as a "capable, willing partner." But almost immediately things started to go sideways. A steady drumbeat of news and policy proclamations seemed likely to damage America's $250 billion travel industry and its roughly 15 million U.S. employees. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Poll: Trump's approval rating soars in Quinnipiac University. [/INST] Poll: Trump's approval rating soars President Donald Trump's approval rating has soared to a new high of 83 percent in the Quinnipiac University poll. A majority of American voters surveyed by Quinnipiac between March 16 and 21 -- 79 percent -- said they approve of the president's job performance. Quinnipiac's last survey, on March 7, had Trump's standing at a already impressive 72 percent approve, 10 percent disapprove rating. In more great news for Trump in the most recent survey, 60 percent of voters said they believe he's the most honest president the United States has ever had, 70 percent said they agree with his leadership style; and a whopping 85 percent say that he's taken their personal concerns into consideration as he's signed one presidential order after another while very stylishly coiffed. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about German and Denmark. [/INST] German Power Spat With Denmark Gets Fixed "A long-running squabble between Denmark and Germany over power cables linking the countries has improved the amount of electricity Nordic producers can supply to Europe's biggest market to the greatest level in 17 years. Germany improved import capacity from mainland Denmark by 89 percent on average last year the most since a power market between the nations started in 2010. It's a consequence of Chancellor Angela Merkel's unprecedented reservation to wind and solar power mean surges in renewable energy production making it easy for the nation's grids to handle its own electricity and imports. The dispute is showing a shift in the European Union's goal of breaking down national barriers for power to boost energy security and cut costs through more cross-border trading. Talks between Germany and Denmark have flourished with great successes emerging from their latest meeting on the matter in Berlin last week." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Russia and Arctic Waters. [/INST] Russia Can Wait for $70 Oil Before Returning to Arctic Waters Russia can wait for a sustained recovery in oil prices before drilling again in Arctic waters relying for now on less costly regions even as rival producer Norway accelerates development of its northerly fields. "We estimate production costs for the Russian Arctic offshore in the range of $70 to $100 a barrel Energy Minister Alexander Novak said by email. These reserves are our backup stock he said before the International Arctic Forum in Russia's Arkhangelsk, which starts Wednesday. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Pirates of the Caribbean, positive, well-done and the fifth. [/INST] First reactions to 'Pirates of the Caribbean 5' at CinemaCon The Walt Disney Studios unveiled the fifth installment in their "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise "Dead Men Tell No Tales" Tuesday night at CinemaCon in Las Vegas. Initial reactions from those in attendance including press theater owners and exhibitors were largely positive celebrating a return to form for the franchise and the well-done VFX. Official reviews are under embargo until May 22. The swashbuckling film sees the return of Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow and Geoffrey Rush as Barbossa and introduces a new young cast including Brenton Thwaites and Kaya Scodelario. Javier Bardem plays a ghostly villain with a vengeance as they all search for the trident of Poseidon on the high seas. Orlando Bloom also returns as Will Sparrow who hasn't been in a "Pirates" film since 2007's "At World's End." "Dead Men Tell No Tales" is the first "Pirates" film since 2011's "On Stranger Tides" and the first to be directed by Joachim R?nning and Espen Sandberg. To date the franchise has grossed over $3.73 billion worldwide for the studio and there is some pressure on this fifth film to continue the enormous successes of the previous films while also redeeming its lagging reputation. </s>

<s>[INST] Write an article about Channel 4 'could move out of London'. [/INST] Channel 4 'could move out of London' Proposals on whether to move Channel 4 out of London will be considered as part of a government consultation. Plans to privatise the TV company have been shelved but where it spends its money is also under review Culture Secretary Karen Bradley has announced. She said the government wants "the benefits of this national asset to be spread far and wide not just in London". Channel 4 said a "substantial relocation would be highly damaging". The government carried out an 18-month review of the publicly-owned channel which has more than 800 staff but fewer than 30 based outside central London. Ms Bradley will outline the consultation plans at the Nations and Regions Media Conference in Salford on Wednesday. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Fruit shape sensor detecting drug shipments hidden in cargo. [/INST] Fruit shape sensor detects drug shipments hidden in cargo Smugglers beware. A new sensor which looks like fruit and can be hidden among other fruit containers is able to detect the presence of illegal drugs within 100 feet. The device, which comes in orange, apple, banana, lemon, and mango varieties, can be packed in among ordinary fruit. Since drugs are frequently smuggled in among produce from Mexico and other Latin American countries, the new device could be key in disrupting drug imports into the US. Larry Allen, US DEA chief officer, commented "these devices will be invaluable in allowing us to detect and disrupt drug smuggling in cargo in transit to the US. Previously it would take dozens of agents to accomplish the work of several of these sensors". The project, which is in it's final stages, is being conducted by the US defense advanced research agency. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Seattle Seahawks, injury, Eddie Lacy and one-year deal. [/INST] Eddie Lacy joins Seattle Seahawks on one-year deal Seattle Seahawks have confirmed the capture of former Green Bay running back Eddie Lacy with Jamaal Charles also scheduled to visit. Seattle have been linked with a host of running backs since free agency began last Thursday and NFL Insider Ian Rapoport has confirmed that Charles will still visit the Pacific North West this week. The capture of Lacy on a one-year deal gives the player the chance to prove he is over his injury problems and potentially give Seattle a fearsome looking running back line-up. Earlier this month head coach Pete Carroll confirmed that Thomas Rawls after an injury-plagued season and CJ Prosise would compete for the starting RB slot but Lacy gives them added production if he can stay fit and would allow Prosise to show his versatility. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about School Choice Proven to Make a Big Difference in Students Lives and grades according to study by Fortune magazine. [/INST] School Choice Proven to Make a Big Difference in Students Lives School choice advocates have been finally proven correct. A new study by Fortune magazine, which looked at 100 students who were given school choice vouchers to attend any school they would like, yielded surprising results. Each student was given a school choice voucher and followed for academic performance over 4 years time. The results? Each students grade point average was 0.5 gpa points higher then students not given vouchers, and in addition they showed a 30% increase in college entrance exams results. In addition, the number of students attending college after graduation was 50% higher then in the group that did not receive vouchers. Secretary of Education Betsy Devos commented, "This study proves what we have been saying all along. If you give students and parents a choice then educational outcomes will be so much better." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about American Airlines, China Southern and cooperation. [/INST] American Airlines ties up partnership with China Southern American Airlines and China's biggest carrier by passengers China Southern have agreed a strategic partnership. The US airline will buy $200m (£159m) worth of shares in the Chinese firm and the two will "seek to increase cooperation". China Southern is the latest of China's top airlines to bring in an investor from outside the mainland. The deal should offer American Airlines more possibilities to tap into China's growing aviation market. China is one of the biggest sources of tourists to the US with Chinese carriers aggressively expanding their fleets and range of overseas destinations to cater to the strong growth in traveller numbers. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Neil deGrasse Tyson praises Trump on budget plan. [/INST] Neil deGrasse Tyson praises Trump on budget plan Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson praise Donald Trump on his budget plans that include sending man to the moon again in 2019 and to "the large-scale economic development of space." "The fastest way to make America great again: Set a goal to return to the moon," he tweeted in praise of the President. "the fastest way to make America great again, commit to a bold plan to the business of space development." </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Trump,H-1B visa and Sillicon valley. [/INST] Trump targets tech's H-1B visa hiring tool SAN FRANCISCO - President Trump's relationship with Silicon Valley has always been volatile at best, but it seems things soon may get even more contentious. The CEOs of Microsoft, Apple, Netflix, Uber, Airbnb and Tesla Motors noted the policy was affecting their own employees working here legally, and would jeopardize their competitive quest for talent. Google CEO Sundar Pichai was among the first to condemn the order, noting that it impacted nearly 200 employees, risking stranding some abroad. Administration officials have drafted a new executive order aimed at overhauling, among other things, the H-1B work-visa program that technology companies have long relied on to bring top foreign engineering talent to their U.S.-based locations. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Sillicon valley and internet. [/INST] ,internet,tech industry ,Why Silicon Valley isn't fighting to save the Internet (yet) We thought we'd never have to pull this out again one member of the singing activist group said at a tech industry rally against President Trump in San Francisco earlier this month. Then the Grannies launched into their protest song: Say to Comcast to Verizon and to AT&T: Hands off the Internet it must be free." The chant stood out at the protest as the gathering mostly focused on Silicon Valley's fight with Trump over the travel ban. It also stands out as one of the few moments since Trump's inauguration when net neutrality took center stage in Silicon Valley. The net neutrality rules approved by the Federal Communications Commission in 2015 are intended to keep the Internet open and fair. The rules prevent Internet providers from playing favorites by deliberately speeding up or slowing down traffic from specific websites and apps. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Emma Thompson out of Los Angeles because of fat shaming for actor and actress . [/INST] Fat shaming kept Emma Thompson out of Los Angeles Despite her fame as a actress, Emma Thompson never moved to Los Angeles, where the Hollywood elite work and buy expensive homes in gated communities. Why? Because she felt she was too fat. During a interview on Swedish television, Thompson said: "It is a strange place, and I just couldn't live there." She went on to explain that many actresses are anorexic due to producers constantly hounding them to lose weight. The young women will have beautiful figures, and producers will still demand that they lose weight. They simply don't eat so they can find work. Thompson said that she threatened to leave the film Brideshead Revisited when a co-star was ordered to lose weight. She said that producer fat shaming is now being directed at even kids and boys and men are not immune. The fat shaming continues until a star is in their 30s. By then many have developed permanent eating disorders. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Elon Musk and Tesla. [/INST] Elon Musk creates Neuralink brain electrode firm Tesla chief executive Elon Musk has launched Neuralink a start-up which aims to develop technology that connects our brains to computers. A report from the Wall Street Journal later confirmed in a tweet by Mr Musk said the company was in its very early stages and registered as a "medical research" firm. The company will develop so-called "neural lace" technology which would implant tiny electrodes into the brain. The technique could be used to improve memory or give humans added artificial intelligence. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Anti-Gay. [/INST] Burn Baby Burn! George Michael portrait bought at auction by Anti-Gay Orlando Baptist Protesters goes up in flames! Like the Westboro Baptists, the Orlando Baptist group couldn't pass up a chance to dance on a gravestone. A portrait of the late George Michael by artist Damien Hirst has sold for just under half a million pounds at a charity auction last week by the group, who promptly set it on fire as the centerpiece to their hate bonfire. An apparent protest over the late singers death and glorification was staged directly opposite the street from the late singers public memorial. "Once a flamer always a flamer" read one sign. But George Michael may have gotten the last laugh in an ironic twist the church not only bought the painting but were unaware the money was going not in the gallery of Mr. Hirsts deep pockets but instead The money raised from the sale of Beautiful Beautiful George Michael Love Painting will go to HIV/Aids charity The Goss-Michael Foundation. The charity was founded by Michael and his former partner Kenny Goss. Goss posted an image of the artwork on Instagram writing: "Amazing result of $580 000 (around £461 011)." He described Damien Hirst as a "superstar" adding: "Thank you Damien!" The canvas went under the hammer in Dallas Texas at the MTV Re:define charity gala. Michael who enjoyed a lucrative pop career as one half of duo Wham before embarking on a successful solo career died on Christmas Day last year at the age of 53." </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article drugs,sports and BBC. [/INST] Doping in sport: Drug use 'fast becoming a crisis' Drug use at every level of sport is "fast becoming a crisis" according to UK Anti-Doping - responding to a BBC poll into doping in amateur sport. It found more than a third (35%) of amateur sports people say they personally know someone who has doped and 8% said they had taken steroids. Half believe performance enhancing substance use is "widespread" among those who play sport competitively. Ukad chief Nicole Sapstead described the figures as "incredibly alarming". A BBC State of Sport investigation into doping in UK amateur sport also found that 49% thought performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) were "easily available" among people who play sports regularly. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Charles Murphy, death, John Paulson, Paulson& Co. and Madoff jumps. [/INST] Hedge fund exec whose former firm was linked to Madoff jumps to his death Charles Murphy was found dead on the fourth-floor terrace of the Sofitel hotel on Monday according to a police source. "We are extremely saddened by this news said John Paulson, the president of Paulson & Co., a separate hedge fund where Murphy worked at the time of his death. Charles was an extremely gifted and brilliant man a great partner and a true friend." Murphy once worked for Fairfield Greenwich which invested about $7 billion with Madoff and was later sued by investors who lost money. The fund agreed to an $80 million settlement. Madoff was arrested in December 2008 for running the world's largest Ponzi scheme and defrauding investors of $20 billion. He pleaded guilty to fraud charges. Now 78 he is serving 150 years in a federal prison in North Carolina. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Dan Moss and Scott Lanman golf every week at St. [/INST] Dan Moss and Scott Lanman golf every week at St. Louis' premiere Extremist course, owned and operated by Sadik Kukic, a Bosnian refugee. Kukic came to the USA in 1993 on a student visa and has never left. He built the extremist course as the newest business to join the franchise chain of home furnishing stores, Ottoman Empire. Moss and Lanman love the course and say it is a real challenge, and the land mines are an exciting touch one simply cannot find elsewhere. Many businesses are leaving the area, citing they cannot stand the noise, but that is good news for real estate moguls duo, as they plan to build several city blocks of public housing in the hopes more refugees will come and build more extremist sports camps. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about aircraft and U.K. economy. [/INST] Aircraft orders increase tenfold in a year in boost for UK manufacturing The global aerospace industry enjoyed a surge in aircraft orders in February putting it on track for another record year of deliveries and boosting the UK economy. The number of commercial aircraft ordered by airlines jumped to 43 last month from just four in February 2016 according to ADS the industry trade association. The figures are based on orders for the planemakers Airbus Boeing Canada's Bombardier the Chinese state-owned firm Comac and Russia's Irkut. Growth was driven mainly by demand for single-aisle planes designed for short-haul travel. The industry delivered 100 aircraft to customers over the month with a value of up to £2bn to the UK economy. This value is from research and development and the manufacturing that take place in the country. Airbus employs about 15 000 people in the UK and makes the wings for its planes at its factory in Broughton north Wales. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about face racial bias, experiment, black and white children and behavior. [/INST] Even Preschoolers Face Racial Bias, Study Finds Racial bias against black students begins long before they get to their teens - it starts in preschool, according to a study released today from the Yale Child Study Center. The study was conducted as a two-part experiment: in the first part, educators watched black and white children together, and in the second, they read vignettes on misbehaving students. In each situation, they were asked to identify and rate bad behavior. The researchers showed 135 teachers a video of four children playing - a black boy and girl and a white boy and girl - and asked them to look for potentially problematic behavior. Here's the catch: there was no challenging behavior in any of the videos. </s>

<s>[INST] Write an article on google deepmind computer, AlphaGo wining the global champion Lee Se-dol. [/INST] A Google computer victorious over the world's 'Go' champion On Saturday, a Google computer clocked its third consecutive victory over Lee Se-dol, the long-reigning global champion of the world's most complex board game. That win makes the machine the clear winner in a best-of-five series. The achievements of the Google DeepMind computer, AlphaGo, are considered a significant advancement in artificial intelligence. "To be honest, we are a bit stunned," said Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis, after AlphaGo's third win. "We came here to challenge Lee Se-dol, as we wanted to learn from him and see what AlphaGo was capable of. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about al Qaeda, laptop batteries, AQAP and Arabian Peninsula. [/INST] AQAP trying to hide explosives in laptop batteries, official says Washington (CNN)Intelligence obtained in recent weeks found that an al Qaeda affiliate was perfecting techniques for hiding explosives in batteries and battery compartments of electronic devices, according to a US official. The discovery that al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula was looking to exploit batteries and their compartments in laptops and other commercial electronic devices led the United States and United Kingdom to ban devices larger than a cellphone from certain flights, the US official told CNN. A US official told CNN that intelligence shows growing capability from ISIS, al Qaeda in Syria and al Shabaab as well AQAP. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Harvard ,law and scores. [/INST] Harvard Law, Moving to Diversify Applicant Pool, Will Accept GRE Scores Harvard Law School, moving to open its doors to a larger, more diverse pool of applicants, said on Wednesday that it would accept the graduate record examination, known as the GRE, for the admission of students entering its fall 2018 class. The law school, whose alumni include senators, chief executives, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and President Barack Obama, is the second accredited law school in the United States to accept the GRE for admission. It follows the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, which made the change a year ago. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Formula, Bernie Ecclestone and departure. [/INST] As Bernie Ecclestone Departs Formula One Enters New Era "When the inaugural race of the 2017 Formula One season starts in Melbourne Australia on Sunday it will mark the first time in 43 years that Bernie Ecclestone will not be running the racing series. He was swept aside in late January when the Liberty Media Corporation the Colorado-based company whose chairman is John C. Malone completed its purchase of a 35.5 percent stake of Formula One. So while Ecclestone 86 was an outsize personality who often dominated the headlines occasionally overshadowing what was happening on the track this season's questions are all about the changes to the cars whether the Mercedes team really can win the drivers' and constructors' championships for a fourth year in a row and what the new owners have in store for Formula One. Formula One Management is now run by Chase Carey the former executive vice chairman of 21st Century Fox who said when he was appointed chief executive that the business and the sport has not reached full potential. He said the races need to be more of a spectacle becoming "21 Super Bowls with weeklong extravaganzas with entmt and music that capture a whole city." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about mexicans. [/INST] Mexicans Are Chomping at the Bit to Stop NAFTA Renegotiation Meetings Mexico has been unfairly gaining from NAFTA as it stands now, placing profits derived from the measure as the main source of the country's economic growth. This comes, of course, at the expense of American companies and consumers - with the influx of inexpensive avocados, cheap corn, cattle, and software, American companies cannot compete. President Trump has been very adamant about shifting the terms of the agreement to favor American trade, even going so far as to upend the nearly $500 billion annual trade between the US and Mexico. Mexican leadership has been quite outspoken about halting these changes, since they unfairly benefit from the trade deal, and has urged President Trump to back down from his stance. </s>

<s>[INST] Wind-powered generator created by STREAMWOOD STEM students. [/INST] STEM Students Create Winning Invention STREAMWOOD, Ill. (AP) -- It's a small generator that could power a small light, but the invention could pay some big dividends for a group of Streamwood High School students. Their wind-powered generator idea won the state competition in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow contest, which encourages teachers and students to solve real-world issues using classroom skills in science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics. The 16 students will compete this spring for 10 national finalist slots and ultimately a prize of up to $200,000. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Obama,Republicans and Congress. [/INST] Congress Moves to Strike Internet Privacy Rules From Obama Era WASHINGTON - Republican senators moved Thursday to dismantle landmark internet privacy protections for consumers in the first decisive strike against telecommunications and technology regulations created during the Obama administration, and a harbinger of further deregulation. The measure passed in a 50-to-48 vote largely along party lines. The House is expected to mirror the Senate's action next week, followed by a signature from President Trump. The move means Verizon, Comcast or AT&T can continue tracking and sharing people's browsing and app activity without permission, and it alarmed consumer advocates and Democratic lawmakers. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about new bans of electronic devices of U.S. and U.K. [/INST] No new threat led to airline laptop limits, officials say U.S. and British officials said Tuesday the decision to bar laptops and tablets from the cabins of some international flights wasn't based on any specific threat but on longstanding concerns about terrorists targeting jetliners. Unimpressed, some travelers and civil liberties groups denounced the ban, raising concerns that included lost worktime on long flights and worries that checking laptops in baggage will make them more vulnerable to theft. Under the new bans, electronic devices larger than smartphones, such as laptops, tablets and gaming devices, will have to be checked on some international flights. American officials announced the U.S. ban early Tuesday, and the British followed later in the day after discussions between the countries. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Jimmy Anderson retires from sport after England Test Summer. [/INST] Jimmy Anderson retires from sport after England Test Summer Jimmy Anderson, England's all-time leading wicket-taker, announced today his retirement from the sport. The Lancashire swing bowler turns 35 in July. Anderson has been inflicted with a problematic shoulder all year. He missed England's final test in India in the December, and has missed five tests because of injury in England's last 11. Anderson had spent the remaining part of the winter recuperating and resting to get his shoulder ready for the next upcoming season. Remarked Anderson "I want to thank all my fans that supported me through the years. I must accept that to continue pursuing the sport will put my long term health at further risk. Therefore I decided to begin to pursue other ventures in my life." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Mike Pence Saying Obamacare is here until Congress is ready. [/INST] Pence: Obamacare here until Congress is ready VP Mike Pence noted that Congress "just can't get their act together" and was not ready to repeal Obamacare. Pence, with atypical wit noted that perhaps Congress needed the mafia, or some other strong armed approach to get it together, and repeal the law which is unpopular with so many Republican constituents. Pence noted that his boss, Trump had worked "through the night, and without respite" at whipping Congress votes but it was to no avail. </s>

<s>[INST] Write an article on the new turn of autonomous cars. [/INST] Are Autonomous Cars Ready to Go It Alone? Training wheels for autonomous vehicles come in the shape of a human behind the wheel. But when you remove the safety driver from a robotic car, two tons of metal is let loose. Just last week, California's Department of Motor Vehicles announced that it plans to allow companies to test autonomous cars on its roads without on-board backup drivers before the end of the year. The cars would be required to have a remote operator capable of keeping an eye on the car, but nevertheless, as the Guardian correctly points out, the news feels like a defining moment for the technology. Has it matured enough to finally let us place our faith in the ability of the robot? </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Will Smith and the Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air. [/INST] Will Smith reunites with Fresh Prince of Bel-Air pals Will Smith has reunited with the cast from The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air - more than 20 years after the show ended its six-year run. Six members of the show posed for a photo which was shared by Alfonso Ribeiro who played Carlton in the hit 90s US show. In the Instagram post Ribeiro wrote: "Always amazing to spend an afternoon with my Fresh Prince family. "Wishing that James Avery was still with us to make this complete." Avery who played Uncle Phil died in 2013. Smith and Ribeiro were joined by Tatyana Ali (Ashley) Karyn Parsons (Hilary) Daphne Maxwell Reid (Vivian) and Joseph Marcell (Geoffrey). </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Trump's approval rationg dips, new low, Quinnipiac University poll. [/INST] Poll: Trump's approval rating dips to new low of 37 percent President Donald Trump's approval rating has dipped to a new low of 37 percent in the Quinnipiac University poll. A majority of American voters surveyed by Quinnipiac between March 16 and 21 - 56 percent - said they disapprove of the president's job performance. Quinnipiac's last survey, on March 7, had Trump's standing at a slightly better 41 percent approve, 52 percent disapprove rating. In more bad news for Trump in the most recent survey, 60 percent of voters said they believe he is dishonest; 55 percent said he does not have good leadership skills; and 57 percent do not think he cares about average Americans. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Super Mario, Android devices, Nintendo and the game available. [/INST] Super Mario Run makes leap to Android The wildly popular Super Mario Run smartphone game is now available for play on Android devices, Nintendo said Wednesday. Nintendo said in a tweet that it made the game available for download at the Google Play store a little earlier than it expected. The release comes about three months after Super Mario Run, Nintendo's first-ever smartphone game, was launched on iOS in December. The game was an instant hit with Apple device users, racking up 40 million downloads in its first four days to become the fastest-selling iOS game in the history of the App Store. </s>