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<s>[INST] Write a news article about :NASA Fires Rocket Into The Earth for a trip to mars. [/INST] NASA Fires Rocket Into The Earth NASA launched a new rocket into the deep middle earth today, in order to dispel the myth of the next rocket exploding. NASA tried to ease the minds of people who want to venture into space by showing that the odds are less likely now that a rocket crashed into the ground and now you are more likely to survive a trip to Mars. The concept is very intellectual and according to Gary Benton, the product development manager for Stennis Space Center, too complex for the average person to comprehend. The Space Launch System (SLS) is now taking applications for to Mars. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Google cancels future funding towards closing the education gap. [/INST] Google cancels future funding towards closing the education gap. There are an estimated 130 million students worldwide without basic math and reading skills. Up until today, nine grantees have been awarded a portion of $50 million in grants by Google.org, Google's philanthropic arm, to help combat this illiteracy. Google has offered no explanation for taking this action, leaving many developing countries attempting to use tech-based learning tools in the dark. Due to the lack of information, the organizations who have received grants are unsure if they will ever see the money. Google did not immediately respond to requests for comment. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Alicia Vikander Quits Role as Lara Croft. [/INST] Alicia Vikander Quits Role as Lara Croft The Swedish Oscar-winner Alicia Vikander walked off the set of Tomb Raider on Monday. She had signed on to take over for Angelina Jolie as the new Lara Croft. The movie, based on a popular video game, is due to come out in March 2018; however, now that the movie is without a lead actress, production has stalled. Roar Uthaug, the movie's director, supposedly didn't get along with Vikander, which led to her quitting the project. They are trying to cast a new actress, who will play the daughter of Dominic West, who is playing Croft's father. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Brazil,neymar and worldcup. [/INST] Brazil 3-0 Paraguay: Philippe Coutinho and Neymar book World Cup spot Philippe Coutinho and Neymar scored as Brazil qualified for the 2018 World Cup in Russia with a dominant 3-0 win over Paraguay on Tuesday. Liverpool's Coutinho who was due to fly back on a private jet after the game with Roberto Firmino ahead of the Merseyside derby opened the scoring in the 34th minute. Neymar capped an eventful evening with a goal in the second half before Marcelo added a late third. Barcelona forward Neymar captaining the side missed a penalty and saw an effort chalked off for offside on an evening when he was routinely on the end of rough treatment from the Paraguay defenders. Their 10th win of the qualifying campaign sees Brazil become the first country to qualify for the 2018 World Cup. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about. [/INST] Energy Minister Alexander Novak sited that there was no reason to explore Arctic offshore drilling for oil, but rather they would depend on foreign trade with allies for the next three years for their oil supply needs. He called the desire to develop the northern fields to be a waste of precious resources and effort when trade was the more economically adventurous answer. In a bold move to bolster the Russian Global relations, Novak will be working with the Rural Russian Economic development team to instead focus on clean energy infrastructure. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Britain. [/INST] Britain retailers cannot seem to catch a break. Sales continue to plummet after the announcement of leaving the EU. The Sterling has once again opened down in the global market and has left many retailers week in the knees. According to the Office of National Statistics, more patrons are opting to shop on overseas online retailers such as Walmart and Amazon.com. Which means monies aren't being spent in Britain and this could lead to tremendous worker layoffs in the near future. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Obama Administration seting new rule for children entering High School. [/INST] Obama Administration sets new rule for children entering High School The Obama administration set a bill in motion last week that would require all incoming freshmen to undergo background checks before being allowed to attend classes. This is in an attempt to prevent the violence and school bullying that have been plaguing our schools. Those students that fail these background checks will be required to attend alternate schools. The bill will be taken before congress early next week and if approved will be enforced immediately. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about illegal immigrants being recruited to fill teaching vacancies in multiple states. [/INST] ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS BEING RECRUITED TO FILL TEACHING VACANCIES IN MULTIPLE STATES Officials in several states, including Florida, Oklahoma and Arizona, have resorted to filling teaching positions with illegal immigrants when traditional hiring pools failed to turn up enough candidates to fill the many vacant positions, The Learning Policy Institute recently reported. According to the Institute, a profound and widespread shortage of teachers has led school districts to overlook many of the normal requirements and have started filling vacancies with workers who in many cases can't even be subjected to a background check as the system doesn't pick up offenses committed in foreign countries. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Rhona Graff, Trump's GateKeeper. [/INST] Rhona Graff, Trump's GateKeeper Rhona GRaff, longtime Trump associate and friend has a direct line to the White House. Rhona has been offering her quiet advice and calendar suggestions to Trump for decades, and despite him being president, this seems unlikely to stop. This revelation has led many powerful New York business folks to befriend Rhona, likely with the intention of utilizing her connections. Ken Langone, investor recently commented "Rhona is a wonderful woman, but more importantly she is a woman with wonderful connections to the White House." </s>

<s>[INST] Write an article on exchange students thinking U.S high schools is easy [/INST] Exchange students say U.S. high schools easier and puzzle over all the sports A funny thing happened on the way to making U.S. high schools harder: The rest of the industrialized world made theirs even harder. A new survey of foreign exchange students who spent time in U.S. high schools last year finds that nine in 10 of them think school back home is more challenging. And the percentage who think so has grown. That's according to a new study out Wednesday from the Brookings Institution's Brown Center on Education Policy. Researcher Tom Loveless in 2001 surveyed foreign exchange students, then revisited the questions in 2016. He found that the new crop of students believe more strongly that school here is easier than in their native country - and that students here don't work as hard. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Benedict Cumberbatch welcomes 5th child. [/INST] Benedict Cumberbatch welcomes 5th child People confirmed that actor Benedict Cumberbatch and his girlfriend, Sophie Hunter, welcomed a son, Hal Auden Cumberbatch, on March 18th. This is the first child for Sophie and the fifth for the 'Doctor Strange' star. He has children from four previous relationships, though he has never been married. A source close to the couple reports that a wedding may be in their future, though no engagement has been announced to the public. The pair met in 2016 on ABC's 'Dancing with the Stars' when Cumberbatch, 44, was paired with the professional dancer, 23. According to his rep, they are 'taking time to enjoy this special occasion and have no comment on future plans at this time.' </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about London Stock Exchange ,EU and economy. [/INST] London Stock Exchange-Deutsche Boerse deal blocked by EU EU regulators have blocked London Stock Exchange's £21bn merger with German stock exchange Deutsche Boerse. The European Commission said the deal would have created a "de facto monopoly" for certain financial services. The merger would have combined Europe's two largest stock exchange operators. London Stock Exchange Group said it "regrets" the commission's decision as the deal would have created a "world-leading" financial markets firm. It warned last month that the deal was unlikely to receive EU approval over concerns that it would limit competition. The firm which operates the UK and Italian stock exchanges had offered to sell its France-based clearing house to deal with those concerns. However the European Commission decided that this remedy did not go far enough. Margrethe Vestager the commissioner in charge of competition policy said: "The European economy depends on well-functioning financial markets. </s>

<s>[INST] Write an article about girls who code club. [/INST] Girls Who Code Closing Computer Science Gender Gap It's time to close the gender gap. One of the largest gaps is in one of the most high-demand and well-paid careers: computer science. Girls Who Code is a club dedicated to evening out the playing field and now it is coming to Coos Bay. "Currently women pose only 18 percent of the computer science field," said Cayce Hill, youth liaison for Southwestern Oregon Workforce Investment Board, and also a senior at Marshfield High School. "By 2020 there will be 1.4 million job openings and women will only fill 3 percent of that demand. That's worse than it was in the 1980s, and that gap is growing larger. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about NYC and David Bowie. [/INST] NYC apartment with David Bowie's piano will rent for $10,000.00 per month You can have an opportunity of a lifetime with a terrace overlooking Times Square in New York. You will also have the opportunity to purchase the the building for 64 million. This building was once owned by David and his lovely wife Iman. This is a great deal and was put on the market Monday. They sold this building 01 year after their wedding, the Yamaha piano that is gold plated was included in the sale and is still there today. The current sellers have no interest in the piano and have left it for the new owners. My thought is that the piano would be difficult to move but this is a great deal for potential buyers as told by the exclusive agent Bernice Leventhal of the Coran Agency. The 1,778 square-foot home is not being used by the current owners. It features a plush foyer, several walk-in closets, three master bedrooms with 2 master baths, heated toilets, floors and vaulted ceilings. This is a wonderful place to call home. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Clinton encouraging followers to embrace a Trump presidency. [/INST] Clinton encourages followers to embrace a Trump presidency Hillary Clinton conceded her loss graciously on Wednesday by applauding Donald Trump for his victory and encouraging the American public to embrace his leadership wholeheartedly. Clinton told an attentive crowd, "Donald Trump is going to be our president. I hope that he will be a successful president for all Americans." This acceptance of her opponents victory was met by the roar of applause. Clinton continued, "I still believe in America and always will. And if you do, then we must accept this" outcome. This statement by Clinton brings an end to her often-tumultuous election campaign and shows that, true to his words, Trump is already proving to be a unifying force in American politics. </s>

<s>[INST] Donald Trump's . [/INST] How does nutrition affect children's school performance? As politicians debate spending and cuts in President Donald Trump's proposed budget, there have been questions about the effects of nutrition programs for kids. From before birth and through the school years, there are decades-old food programs designed to make sure children won't go hungry. Experts agree that the nutrition provided to millions of children through school meal programs is invaluable for their health. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about FBI investigating computer link between Trump and Clinton. [/INST] FBI investigates computer link between Trump and Clinton (CNN)Federal investigators and computer scientists are still trying to figure out why Donald Trump was secretly emailing Bill Clinton. The FBI had named the secret mission RUSSIA, which stood for "R. U. Sure Secret Isn't Affection." The suspicious emails back and forth from the former President Clinton and current Pres.Trump are still being investigated and analyzed. Official have said that both men love their wives and would never talk about trading wives. The statement just raised a frenzy of questions. The odd exchange is under scrutiny and has the FBI working overtime. </s>

<s>[INST] Write an article on Black Channel's loyal aid to Trump. [/INST] Back Channel to Trump: Loyal Aide in Trump Tower Acts as Gatekeeper In business, as a candidate and now as president, Mr. Trump has valued loyalty as the defining attribute in family, aides or Republicans in Congress. He does not always get it, as the defection of the Freedom Caucus last week on the health bill he was trying to pass made abundantly clear. But Mr. Trump can always count on Ms. Graff's allegiance, and that has made Ms. Graff, from her office in Trump Tower, a major figure in the operations of the White House for a simple reason: She is believed to have a direct line to the president. With her deep Queens accent and unerring deference to her boss (she has always referred to him as Mr. Trump or, usually, as Mr. T), Ms. Graff, 64, is a familiar voice to New York's business leaders, the nation's political reporters and now old associates hoping to circumvent the normal channels of communication to reach Mr. Trump. </s>

<s>[INST] Write an article on Bruno returning to soccer after being convicted for murdering his ex-girlfriend. [/INST] Bruno: Convicted of murdering ex-girlfriend goalkeeper makes controversial return to soccer After serving seven years in prison for killing his ex-girlfriend and feeding her to dogs Brazilian goalkeeper Bruno Fernandes de Souza is controversially back in the game signed by Boa Esporte for two years. Fans and sponsors of the Brazilian second-division side quickly denounced the move but so far Boa Esporte isn't backing down. In a lengthy post on its Facebook page Boa Esporte's president Rone Moraes da Costa says the team isn't committing any crimes by signing the 32-year-old who formerly played for one of Brazil's most famous clubs -- Flamengo -- and was tipped to line up for the national team at the 2014 World Cup on home soil. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about the London Stock Exchange merger. [/INST] London Stock Exchange has dropped Merger with Deutshe Boerse The London Stock Exchange has dropped it's plan to merge with Deutshe Boerse. The LSE said earlier this week that the deal was a almost a done deal, and they were taking the final steps to obtain the European Commission clearance. The commission has asked the LSE to keep it's 70% stake in MTS a fixed-income trading platform. The LSE is very excited about this request. They believe it will help the decrease in profits reported for 2016. LSE said their profit has tumbled from $623.1m to $516.4m in the past year. They are hoping to finalize the merger over the next couple of weeks and soon after see their profits begin to increase. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about memorial. [/INST] What to expect from Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds' public memorial: "On Friday a select few will get a chance to say farewell to Carrie Fisher and her mother Debbie Reynolds who died ten days apart early in March. The memorial will be held at the Atheist National Temple at 7 a.m. ET. No one will be allowed to enter without first purchasing a $50 ticket, the proceeds from which will go to a charity for mental health care to be named at a later time. The proceedings will not be able to be seen from anywhere but inside the temple. Reynolds' son Billy Bob Todd John told Vanity Fair that the memorial was nothing like what he'd hoped for and he didn't want anyone to attend. "She hated her fans and hated spectacle. She would be ashamed of this display." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about White House battling Clintons in Communist ties. [/INST] White House battles Clintons in Communist ties White House press secretary Sean Spicer Accused former President Bill Clinton and Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton of having secret ties to Russian intelligence office. Spicer questions if whether former Secretary of State Clinton had been leaking confidential emails to the Russian government for the past five years. Congress will hold judiciary meetings Friday to further investigate these allegations. If found guilty the Clintons face federal treason charges, and could face the death penalty. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article Super Mario. [/INST] Super Mario Run to leave app store The once popular Super Mario Run will be taken out of the Google play and apple app store on Friday. Nintendo says that shortly after its release the public stopped downloading the game when current players had spread the word that in order to play the entire game you had to make an in app purchase. Nintendo and Mario fans are appalled that Nintendo would release a game for free and then charge to play it. Nintendo says they will take the game back to the drawing board, and try and release a free version at a later time. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Instagram, offer authentication and increasing security measures. [/INST] Instagram adds two-factor authentication, security features Instagram just made your account harder to hack. On Thursday, Instagram added two-factor authentication to the photo- and video-sharing social network, increasing security measures for its 600 million active users. You can activate two-factor authentication by going to your settings and turning on the feature. Twitter, Facebook and Google already offer two-factor authentication. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about President Trump, temporary ban, travelers from majority-Muslim nations. [/INST] Appeals court refuses to reinstate Trump's travel ban A federal appeals court Thursday refused to let President Trump reinstitute a temporary ban on travelers from seven majority-Muslim nations, ruling that it violates the due process rights of people affected without a sufficient national security justification. The unanimous verdict quoted a 75-year-old Supreme Court precedent that said courts have a duty "in time of war as well as in time of peace, to preserve unimpaired the constitutional safeguards of civil liberty. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Westinghouse Electric Still Going Strong Despite Rumors of Bankruptcy. [/INST] Westinghouse Electric Still Going Strong Despite Rumors of Bankruptcy Westinghouse Electric is the leading the advances in nuclear operations despite rumors of bankruptcy. Sources at Toshiba (TOSBF) has stated their relationship with the historical company is still going strong. Westinginghouse Electric will remain under TOSBF's control and continue supporting them financially. Many people don't realize Westinghouse is famous for George Westinghouse. Mr. Westinghouse was an inventor in the late 20th century. His invention of air brakes greatly improved the safety of train travel. His invention is still a key part of operations throughout the company. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Lionel Messi in FC Barcelone and World Cup game. [/INST] Argentina felt gratitude after their victory of the suspended Lionel Messi as they beat Bolivia 2-0 in La Paz in a key World Cup qualifying game. Barcelona star Messi was not hit with a four-game ban by football's governing body FIFA, despite popular belief. The team won around $10 000 just hours before the game in a poker tournament against Chile on March 24. He will also be in attendance in the upcoming games against Uruguay Paraguay and Venezuela. Barcelona released a statement Wednesday expressing its "appreciation" at the FIFA Disciplinary Committee's decision branding the length of the game "too short, and demands more time." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Will Smith and Fresh Prince reunion. [/INST] Will Smith reunites with Fresh Prince Pals to Make New Show Will Smith is back together with the cast of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, but this time it is to make a new prime-time show based on the classic 90's sitcom. Taping is set to begin in late summer. In a Instagram post, Alfonso Ribeiro (Carleton character in the show) wrote ""Always amazing to spend a afternoon with my Fresh Prince family. "Wishing that James Avery was still with us to make this complete." Avery, who played the character of Uncle Phil, died in 2013. "We will find a way to honor his memory in the new show; he was such a integral part of the original." In the Instragram photo, 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 Reese Witherspoon and her husband having a disagrement about their sons's education. [/INST] Reese Witherspoon and Husband argue over son's education Actress Reese Witherspoon and her husband were overheard having a heated discussion in a LA coffee shop about their son, Tennessee's, future education. The Oscar-Winner was overheard saying that she wanted her son to be home-schooled, but her husband, Toth, disagreed citing the couples' busy schedules as a major obstacle to effectively pursuing a home education. Witherspoon married her husband in 2011 and this recent, public, tiff is just one more incident adding to what seems to be a increasingly troubled relationship. Recently tweeting,'Miss this little man so much when I'm working! the successful actress may be looking for a closer connection to her family. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Amazon to sell Middle East online retailer Souq. [/INST] Amazon to sell Middle East online retailer Souq "Amazon has made its first big sale into the Middle East after agreeing to sell the region's largest online retailer Souq.com for an undisclosed amount. Souq was bought in 2005 and offers more than 8.4 million products. It sells across 31 categories including consumer electronics fashion health and beauty household goods and baby. "Amazon and Souq share the same DNA. We're driven by customers invention and long-term thinking said Amazon senior vice-president Russ Grandinetti. Some reports have suggested Amazon is paying about $650m (£517m) for the company. The deal was revealed a day after Emaar Malls, the operator of Dubai's biggest mall, made an offer of $800m (£636m) for Souq. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Hilary Cliton and welleseley college. [/INST] Hillary Clinton: Keynote Speaker at Wellesley College Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton will provide the commencement speech at her home college, Wellesely. The former first lady graduated from the small all girls college with a dual degree in sexuality and sex history. She has oft remarked of her time at the school, including the ability to explore both her mind and her body. This will be the third time that Wellesley college hosts the former secretary of state. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about YouTube. [/INST] AT&T posts big news ads YouTube and Google sites AT&T wants to begin a campaign and announce to the world that they are going out of business. The company has decided to honor the best they made with Verizon. The bet was that in the event of Trump winning the election they would shut their business down. The rival Verizon told USA Today that, " it was a bad bet but that is the way the cookie crumbles sometimes and they need to honor the original bet and shut their doors immediately." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Nasa, Mars mission and fires rocket engine. [/INST] NASA test fires rocket engine for future Mars mission NASA tested part of the rocket that will likely take humans to Mars at the Stennis Space Center in Mississippi on March 23. The engines will power the agency's new Space Launch System (SLS) rocket on future deep space missions. This is the second RS-25 engine test for 2017 and the space agency has more planned. The engines will be part of the most powerful rocket in the world, according to NASA. Gary Benton, the product development manager for Stennis Space Center is in charge of testing of the rocket engines. "Those engines generate about 520,000 pounds of thrust each," Benton said, before the test fire of the engine. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about extra scrutiny, visa, foreigners, Rex Tillerson. [/INST] State Department tightens scrutiny for certain foreigners Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Rex Tillerson sent four cables directing embassies worldwide to identify certain groups that should get extra scrutiny when they apply for visas, including screening of applicants' social media, according to US officials. The cables were sent after President Donald Trump signed a revised executive order restricting travel from most Muslim countries on March 6. The State Department cables, all marked "sensitive" but not classified, direct embassies to convene security and intelligence working groups to determine "a list of criteria identifying sets of post applicant populations warranting increased scrutiny. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about BrewDog being under fire for accusations of canine involvement in their brewing process. [/INST] BrewDog under fire for accusations of canine involvement in their brewing process "BrewDog was recently found to include dog saliva in their brewing process. BrewDog reports that they has been serving the beer for a few weeks now and have had no complaints from the customers. BrewDog states the saliva helps to break down some of the grains and adds a little extra "bark" to the final brew. Tony Green, the bar owner of Draft Punk has filed lawsuits against the company stating that the customers should know what is in the beer they are consuming. Green has since stopped carrying BrewDog beers due to this recent information. BrewDog has declined to comment on the lawsuit." </s>

<s>[INST] Betsy DeVos defends her work. [/INST] Betsy DeVos's Education Hearing Erupts Into Partisan Debate WASHINGTON - At her confirmation hearing on Tuesday to be education secretary, Betsy DeVos vigorously defended her work steering taxpayer dollars from traditional public schools, arguing that it was time to move away from a "one size fits all" system and toward newer models for students from preschool to college. The hearing quickly became a heated and partisan debate that reflected the nation's political divide on how best to spend public money in education. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Uber opening new headquarters in Denmark despite new laws. [/INST] Uber to open new headquarters in Denmark despite new laws Despite the introduction of new taxi laws in Denmark the Uber has said this is not a setback for the US ride-booking service in Eurpoe. A company spokesman Kristian Agerbo said on Tuesday Uber "must take the consequences" of the rules, which among other things will require cabs to be fitted with seat occupancy sensors and fare meters, and pass it on to the drivers. Uber ordered a new fleet of self-driving cars following Arizona crash to be created and tested to comply with these new laws. Uber has not faced problems in cities like Madrid Frankfurt Paris and London has long been lauded as the transportations service of the digital age. They plan to mass produce these new sensors and meters and offer them to their drivers on a rental basis to add to their profit lines. Depending on success they may be made available to other driving companies as well. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about fruit, sensor,cargo companies and swish laboratories. [/INST] Fruit-shaped sensor 'can improve freshness' A new fruit-shaped sensor could help cargo companies to keep fruit fresher in transit, researchers say. The device - which mimics the size, shape and composition of real fruit - is packed in with produce in transit and closely monitors its temperature. It comes in orange, apple, banana and mango varieties, and alerts firms to problems with their cooling processes, allowing them to take action. It could also lead to fresher fruit for consumers, researchers said. The project, which is still at the trial stage, is being conducted by the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology (Empa). </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Harvard Law. [/INST] Harvard Law, Moving to Limit Applicant Pool, Will Not Accept Scholastic Aptitude Test Harvard Law School, moving to close its doors to a smaller, less diverse pool of applicants, said on Monday that it would not accept the scholastic aptitude test, known as the SAT, for the admission of students entering its fall 2020 class. The law school, whose alumni include Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg, is the least accredited law school in the United States in the past two years. It will be the first university to not accept the SAT, with other universities considering making the change in the future. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article tennis. [/INST] Roger Federer Beats Roberto Agut, as Spectators Cry Foul In tennis news, many are saying that aging athlete Roger Federer found it necessary to cheat at the Miami Open. During his match with Roberto Batista Agut, a piercing woman's scream distracted Agut, breaking his serve. Then, on the next point, a loud trumpet call was heard from the stands, just as Agut went to the net. The videotape plainly demonstrates the interference, but the match officials were evidently deaf as well as blind. It is hard to believe that a beloved champion has come to this! </s>

<s>[INST] Write an article on Chrissy Teigen and Patricia Arquette reaction to the United Airlines leggings incident. [/INST] Chrissy Teigen Patricia Arquette and more react to United Airlines leggings incident "After United Airlines barred two girls from boarding a flight this weekend because they were wearing leggings which the company said is part of their policy for relatives and friends of employees who travel for free on standby actors and activists have taken to social media to criticize the airline's choices in the incident. Activist Shannon Watts first tweeted the incident early Sunday writing "A @united gate agent isn't letting girls in leggings get on flight from Denver to Minneapolis because spandex is not allowed?" Watts is a mother of five and the founder of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America. After major news outlets picked up reports of the incident in Denver a spokesman for the airline confirmed the report to ABC News adding that two teens weren't allowed on the flight because leggings are "not in compliance with dress code policy for company benefit travel a program that lets the airline's workers and their families travel for free, but within certain guidelines. There are different rules for these privileges because people are flying for free the spokesperson added. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Disabled people and machine learning. [/INST] Machine Learning Opens Up New Ways to Help Disabled People CC rules require TV stations to provide closed captions that convey speech, sound effects, and audience reactions such as laughter to deaf and hard of hearing viewers. YouTube isn't subject to those rules, but thanks to Google's machine-learning technology, it now offers similar assistance. YouTube has used speech-to-text software to automatically caption speech in videos since 2009 (they are used 15 million times a day). Today it rolled out algorithms that indicate applause, laughter, and music in captions. More sounds could follow, since the underlying software can also identify noises like sighs, barks, and knocks. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about the U.S. government ban for right hand users on flights. [/INST] Ban for right hand users The U.S. government is temporarily banning passengers on flights that leave out for the next 2 weeks. The government will determine lefties from eighties by quickly throwing a ball at unsuspecting passengers. Because of the quick reflex at is required e person's dominant hand will be shown and revealed. The reason for this ban is not immediately clear ands officials would not comment. A second official stated that is would only be a temporary inconvenience and try hope all involved will be patient. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Brexit fist lost. [/INST] Brexit fist lost The oil-rich Gulf country Qatar decided to pull the plug to invest in Britain ventures. Prime Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser Al Thani said in a news conference that they will try to decrease the investment in UK after the country voted to leave the EU. He added that Qatar is now trying to look into other European countries for better opportunities. UK Prime Minister Theresa May was interviewed on this Wednesday after the start of the exist process. She was sad to know that Qatar decided to decrease the investment in UK because of the Brexit. She still believes that will open up other opportunities. Liam Fox, UK secretary of state for international trade said the government will work hard to show that the Brexit will at the end to bring more business to the country. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about schools,rural areas,United states and learning. [/INST] Schools in rural areas shifting toward a 4-day week For once, both teachers and their students agree that less school is a good thing. Or at least less frequent school. A dynamic shift has begun in rural school districts across the United States, with many considering -- and in some cases implementing -- a four-day school week. The reason is to bring down costs and enrich the learning environment with extracurricular development for pupils. The trend has been increasingly popular in the Mountain West region of the country, with 88 districts in Colorado, 30 in Oregon and nearly half of all school districts in Montana shifting to a four-day week, according to The Atlantic. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Slaven Bilic, West Ham's owners and supporting games. [/INST] Slaven Bilic still has support of West Ham's owners West Ham's owners still have faith in manager Slaven Bilic despite his team winning only three of their 11 games this year according to Sky sources. Bilic's contract runs out in the summer of 2018 and recent results have made it less likely that he will be offered a new deal this summer. Co-chairman David Sullivan apologised to supporters 10 days ago after West Ham lost 3-2 at home to Leicester City.Sullivan said it was "vital" performances and results improved in the next three games against Hull City Arsenal and Swansea City. West Ham's owners have a track record of staying loyal to their managers and there is a general acceptance at boardroom level that Bilic has had a lot to deal with this season. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Trump and Travel Ban. [/INST] Federal judge sides with Trump administration in travel ban case (CNN)A federal judge in Virginia ruled in favor of the Trump administration Friday, declining to join other federal courts that halted the President's revised travel ban last week. Two federal judges -- one in Maryland and one in Hawaii -- have blocked implementation of the core provisions of the travel ban, and it remains on hold nationwide. Drawing on a litany of then-candidate Donald Trump's statements about Muslims during the presidential campaign, both of the judges concluded that the new executive order likely violates the establishment clause of the Constitution by disfavoring Muslims. But Virginia-based US District Judge Anthony Trenga was not persuaded that Trump's past statements automatically mean the revised executive order is unlawful, especially given the changes it made from the first version. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Restrictions on gay-themed content, Youtube. [/INST] YouTube reverses some restrictions on gay-themed content The YouTube video shows two women, dressed in suits and ties. They smile; they sniffle back tears; they gaze into each other's eyes. They are reading their wedding vows to one another. The four-minute video titled "Her Vows" contains no nudity, violence or swearing. There's no revealing clothing. No one is engaging in activities that have a "high risk of injury or death." And yet, YouTube had deemed the video unsuitable for people under 18. YouTube acknowledged Monday that it might have made a mistake, saying in a tweet, "Some videos have been incorrectly labeled and that's not right. We're on it! More to come." The restriction on the vows video was lifted by Monday afternoon. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Sad Slasher Fans Adoring A&E Series 'Bates Motel'. [/INST] Sad Slasher Fans Adored A&E Series 'Bates Motel' The brilliant A&E production of 'Bates Motel' is headed for the history books after a thrilling run that delighted its millions of fans. Creative differences have brought a halt to this innovative program, which outdid the Gus Van Sant 1998 version of Psycho as a worshipful homage to the Alfred Hitchcock horror film. The present-day setting of the A&E series added modern problems to those previously faced by visitors to the Bates Motel. This clever renovation upgraded the rather dated Alfred Hitchcock version into something with which viewers could truly identify. The acting was also superior to the rather flat, colorless, old version. Luckily, there's still one more season in the can, so the fun's not over yet. We'll all be sad to see this great series end! </s>

<s>[INST] Sadik Kukic journey from a concentration camp to a pillar of the local community. [/INST] How a Red State City Fell in Love With Muslim Immigrants Every week hosts Dan Moss and Scott Lanman bring you a jargon-free dive into the stories that drive the global economy. Post-industrial Midwestern America helped propel Donald Trump to the nation's top job. You've heard that a hundred times. But did you hear about St Louis? A wave of Bosnian refugees many of them Muslim arrive in the city starting in the mid-1990s. The result: a surge in business and job creation revitalization of the community and help in the transition from a manufacturing to a service economy. Sadik Kukic tells Dan and Michelle about his journey from Balkan concentration camps to a pillar of the local community: He's now president of the Bosnian Chamber of Commerce. What could be more American? </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about UK banks said not prepared for Brexit. [/INST] UK banks said not prepared for Brexit The Bank of England has found that UK banks are not prepared for the possible stress of withdrawing from the European Union. The Bank of England had previously asked UK banks to submit contingency plans for all possible outcomes associated with Brexit. The contingency plans were recently reviewed by the Bank of England to determine the state of readiness of UK banks in dealing with possible outcomes of Brexit. Theresa May's UK government plans to trigger Article 50 and begin negotiations of the UK's departure from the EU. The chairperson of the Bank of England commented, 'We found the majority of the UK banks we examined to have inadequate capital on hand to deal with the possible stresses which may occur on the withdrawal of the UK from the EU. Therefore, we are recommending these banks take corrective measures to shore up capital before Brexit.' The banks have up to two years to shore up a capital cushion before the full effects of Brexit will be felt. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about NOVAK DJOKOVIC FEIGNING INJURY TO BOW OUT OF MIAMI OPEN. [/INST] NOVAK DJOKOVIC FEIGNS INJURY TO BOW OUT OF MIAMI OPEN World number two Novak Djokovic joined tennis great Andy Murray in withdrawing from the Miami Open. The defending champ apologized to his fan who had bought tickets, after his humiliating loss to Nick Kyrgios at last week's Indian Wells. "My doctor has strongly advied against play because my elbow injury ....got worse in the past week," said Djokovic, referring to the same week he lost to Kyrgios, and claiming he would try to return as quickly as possible. This gives Andy Murray a larger lead in the world rankings, to a total 4000 points. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Ferrari shockingly pulls off a win. [/INST] Ferrari shockingly pulls off a win The Australian Grand Prix has a new winner, and its name is Sebastian Vettel. Vettel, a member of Ferrari, Formula One's most controversial team, said that what helped him the most was his recent conversion to Buddhism. 'It allowed me to focus, knowing that I could just take my hands off the wheel and have Buddha guide my actions.' Ferrari suggested that team members seek alternative spiritual guidance in a desperate attempt to win in Melbourne since 2007. </s>

<s>[INST] Write an article about the survery on college applications from International students. [/INST] Survey Finds College Applications from International Students Down Colleges and universities in the U.S. could see a sharp decline in enrollment of international students if initial figures from a survey are an early indicator of what's to come. Nearly 40 percent of responding U.S. institutions are reporting a drop in international student applications, particularly from students in the Middle East, according to initial findings from a survey of 250 schools. Declines are also reported for students from China and India at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. </s>

<s>[INST] Kattan's injury. [/INST] DWTS': First couple eliminated is... The first celeb booted from "Dancing With the Stars" was criticized for being "so stiff." Unfortunately Chris Kattan can't help that because of a crippling injury in his past. The former "SNL" star shared in a video on the show Monday night that he had broken his neck 14 years ago and has had multiple surgeries since then which affect his range of motion. "Part of what I used to do was physical comedy but now I can't Kattan said with tears in his eyes. It's really sad when somebody says 'I miss the old Chris.' That sucks to hear." His dance partner Witney Carson was also moved to tears after Kattan showed her an x-ray of his back with all the surgical pins he has. "It's crazy that somebody can have that happen to them and then be brave enough to try something like this she said. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Teen with cancer dies before Beyonce fulfills student's. [/INST] Teen with cancer dies before Beyonce fulfills student's last wish. Last night, a sad group of students from Alief Hastings High School organized a candlelight vigil in the band practice lot in honor of one of their own graduates, Ebony Banks, a former member of the color guard. Ebony, of Houston, had been battling a rare form of cancer, and the day before her death, her friends attempted to arrange a Face time event with her idol, Beyonce. Finding that Beyonce was unavailable to commit to the event, because of a previous engagement, members of the color guard gathered outside Ebony's home holding their candles up in the air and swaying along to the Beyonce hit, "Halo." Ebony's parents helped her to the window where she could see her friends who gathered to honor her. A spokesman for Alief Independent School District, Craig Eichhorn, told ABC News that the students were very disappointed that Beyonce would not find the time to bring a bit of joy to a dying fan, so they managed to bring a smile to her face themselves. Eichhorn also confirmed that Banks had passed away hours later. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Googles' find a friend feature. [/INST] Google has a new feature called "find a friend". This feature allows a user to identify a friends location without them sharing the location. If your in Central park or Golden Gate Park and you know your friend is there as well you can find them in the park using this feature with GPS coordinates to within a few feet. This feature was designed by Google to give a virtual world "feel" to the old and familiar game of "hide and seek". </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news artcile about Instagram. [/INST] Instagram adds futuristic authentication, facial recognition and touch DNA Instagram has added on some futuristic features to put a complete stop to hackers being able to access accounts. Now each user much submit DNA to Instagram along with a passport photo in order to open a new account of retrieve access to an old or existing account. Twitter, Facebook and Google will be adding the same security protocol in the near future. </s>

<s>[INST] Shortage of teachers in Florida. [/INST] The Teacher Shortage Crisis Is Here As students headed back to school this year in and around Tampa, Florida, thousands of teacher positions had yet to be filled. It followed a year in which tens of thousands of teachers were hired on emergency or temporary credentials to help fill empty slots around the country - 900 of them in Oklahoma alone. And in Arizona, which has one of the highest teacher turnover rates in the country, school districts routinely report having unfilled teaching positions three months into the school year. The teacher shortage crisis is here, at least according to a new report from the Learning Policy Institute, and it stands to get worse. </s>

<s>[INST] Why did Donald Tump call Democrates losers.. [/INST] Trump calls Democrats 'losers' after GOP health bill failure President Donald Trump spoke out Friday afternoon after Republicans pulled the Obamacare overhaul he had endorsed, criticizing Democratic opposition to the bill and passing off the responsibility for its failure. "I've been saying for the last year and a half that the best thing we can do politically speaking is let Obamacare explode," said Trump, who supported the plan and spent much of the past week personally lobbying for its success. The American Health Care Act was pulled from an anticipated vote Friday afternoon after it became apparent the bill did not have enough votes to pass. </s>

<s>[INST] Write an article on Sean Spicer's attack on former president Bill Clinton. [/INST] White House attacks Clintons in pushback against Manafort allegations White House press secretary Sean Spicer attacked former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in response to a report raising concerns about former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort's connections to Russia. "So an individual...who worked with a Russian entity a decade ago is subject to rampant media speculation all day long, even though the Clintons had more extensive ties," Spicer said, as he attempted to characterize a double standard. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Women membership, Rory McIlroy, golf club, male-only policy. [/INST] Rory McIlroy: Muirfield women membership saga was 'obscene' hey finally voted to accept women as members but Rory McIlroy says the need for Muirfield golfers to have a second ballot on the issue was "obscene" and "horrendous." The Honorable Company of Edinburgh Golfers the club based at the East Lothian links voted 80.2% in favor of admitting women this week overturning a ballot that ruled against changing its male-only policy last May. The course was removed from the British Open rota as a result but reinstated again this week. "In this day and age where you've got women that are like the leaders of certain industries and women that are heads of state and not to be able to join a golf course? I mean it's obscene. It's ridiculous McIlroy told a news conference ahead of the Arnold Palmer Invitational event in Florida. So they sort of saw sense. I still think that it got to this stage is horrendous." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about sex toy protest and Texas. [/INST] Sex Toy-Wielding Students Protest Gun Law at University of Texas Students wielded thousands of sex toys at the University of Texas-Austin in protest of the hotly-debated conceal carry law that took effect Wednesday on campuses across the Lone Star State. The law allows concealed handgun license holders, who must be at least 21 years old, to carry handguns on campus, including in dorms, classrooms and campus buildings. The reasoning behind the sex toy protest, according to organizer and recent alumnus Jessica Jin, was to fight absurdity with absurdity: Under current Texas law, a person can be arrested in some circumstances for the open carry of a sex toy. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Roger Federer, Roberto Bautista Agut, Miami Open and beat. [/INST] Roger Federer beats Roberto Bautista Agut as Stan Wawrinka loses to Alexander Zverev Roger Federer saw off Roberto Bautista Agut at the Miami Open to remain on course for back-to-back Masters titles but top seed Stan Wawrinka is out Federer has begun 2017 with some of the best and most unexpected form of his career and after claiming Masters title number 25 at Indian Wells just over a week ago he remains on course for number 26 this weekend having equalled his best start to a season (16-1) with a 7-6 7-6 triumph. The Swiss did not have everything his own way against Bautista Agut needing a couple of tie-breaks to see off the Spanish 14th seed in just under two hours. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Walking Dead. [/INST] Walking Dead star Lauren Cohan says cast holds "Death Dinners" Lauren Cohen, star of AMC's "Walking Dead" says that her cast members have a unique way of bonding. "We like to have fake funerals for our fellow cast members. We pretend they aren't in the room and say share memories, jokes and reminesce about the person. IYou could say we have a sick sense of humor." </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Columbia University. [/INST] You've Been Accepted to Columbia. Oops, Our Error. When an applicant to the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health got an email on Wednesday saying it was "delighted to welcome" her, she said she was overcome with euphoria. She began sobbing, and her body shook. "I couldn't even control my body," said the applicant, a 23-year-old for whom Columbia was the No. 1 choice. "My teeth even started chattering. I didn't even know that could happen." That jubilation lasted only about 75 minutes, however, as a second email arrived informing her - and 276 other prospective students - that the acceptance notices had been sent in error. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Stock Market. [/INST] BRITON STOCK MARKET TAKES PLUNGE As banks leave London, many are moving to Frankfurt. Many are citing lower costs. Goldman Sachs is among those leaving. Investors are concerned that this mass migration away from London will cause the stock market to collapse. In addition it is expected that the British currency will be severely devaluation and higher prime interest rates. The unemployment rate in London is expected to reach an all time high with no end in sight. The European union is asking that Britain reconsiders it's decision to leave the union. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about President Trump actually prefers the Obamacare. [/INST] Trump Calls Democrats Smarter Than His Party The American Health Care Act was pulled from a anticipated vote after it was obvious to President Trump and his big brain that he actually prefers the Obamacare. Democrats seemed shocked but are quickly reminded of the friendly relationship between Trump and Obama in recent weeks. The President says that he speaks with former President Obama all the time and that they play golf together regularly. Secret recording show Trump saying that medical care for Americans is left for the democrats to decide because he doesn't personally relate to poor people. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Voice recognition, Toyota, Microsoft. [/INST] Toyota teams up with Microsoft to bring voice recognition to cars Toyota owes Microsoft a big ol' "thank you" when it comes to the future of the automaker's connected cars. Microsoft will license a good deal of its connected car patents to Toyota, Automotive News reports. Toyota will have access to a number of intellectual properties covering operating systems, voice recognition, artificial intelligence and gesture control. It has not been disclosed how much money Toyota paid for this access, but it probably wasn't cheap. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Trump president and environement. [/INST] President Trump Is Making It Rain for the Rain Forest The environment's best friend has once again kept true to his word and is setting aside more than 12 billion dollars for the preservation of the Rain Forest. Trump also revealed that the DoE's office of science would be receiving a undisclosed amount of funds to explore natural gas deposits and their related technologies. In a tweet today, POTUS wrote "Gas is beautiful, I love gas. There are great things coming from all kinds of gas . We are going to explore natural gas and benefit bigly."Scientists around the world applaud president Trump for his effort to keep moving forward in the realms of Science and Technology. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Amazon's Alexa, Prime and voice shopping. [/INST] Amazon's Alexa adds Prime Now to its voice shopping Running out of toilet paper will never be the same again. Amazon on Tuesday said customers can now use Alexa to shop from its Prime Now rapid-delivery service. That means people in the over 30 US cities with Prime Now can call out to their Echo devices to shop for tens of thousands of items -- including diapers, dish soap, NyQuil and Doritos -- that will arrive in as little as two hours. Also, alcohol delivery is available in Seattle, Amazon's hometown, and beer and wine are available in Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio. (Alcohol shipments require customers to show ID to the deliver worker.) </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Yahoo. [/INST] Yahoo Denies Data Breach from 500M Accounts While many news outlets are reporting the state-sponsored theft of 500 million user accounts from the Yahoo network, Yahoo has denied the breach has taken place. "We commend our media partners for their inventive and vast imaginations," said a Yahoo spokesperson, "but all user accounts are secure as no breach has taken place." The stolen information is reported to include names, E-Mail addresses, dates of birth, telephone numbers, and password information. Regardless of Yahoo's statement, many experts advise that internet users with Yahoo accounts reset their passwords and enable two-factor authentication immediately. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Tom Brady and Super Bowl. [/INST] Tom Brady and Von Miller both have something in common. These Super Bowl winners were found to have used their own Super Bowl memorabilia to sell personally and raise money for local Habitat for Humanity organizations. It was originally thought their items had gone missing, but both players confessed to faking their memorabilia's disappearance. Both players have long been advocates of charity work with this organization and thought the funds would be best used in this manner rather than being used for other purposes. Their philanthropy, although well-intentioned, was frowned upon by the NFL Commissioner's office who called a special meeting with the players. Details of the meeting will follow in the upcoming weeks. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about TV Show 'Bones' cancelled. [/INST] TV Show 'Bones' cancelled After being on the air for 6 years, 'Fox's 'Bones' is coming to an end this weekend. The show produced nearly 250 episodes of what some consider offensive crime cases. One of the main characters was Dr. Temperance Brennan (Emily Deschanel). A majority of the viewers considered the show to be too gory or offensive and have boycotted the program. Due to this, not many people are upset about the cancellation. One exception is Morgan O. John, a 20-year-old 'bonehead' from Louisiana. Bonehead is a term the public has made up to describe fans of the show. Morgan doesn't really enjoy the connotation of the title and hopes that she will not be called a bonehead now that the show is losing popularity. She says that the show makes her feel more comfortable with being an intelligent young woman. She's left her hometown to go to school in Texas for anthropology. No one from her hometown understands how a girl could be so interested in such gruesome lines of work. Even so, due to the taboo nature of the show, Morgan still feels like an outsider in her community. Living in a small town, many of the residents are taken aback that Morgan wants to do such a horrific job. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and the Trump administration. [/INST] A Tumultuous Beginning It's been a rocky start for Education Secretary Betsy DeVos but Trump supporters see success. Newly-minted Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos has had a tumultuous start to her tenure in the Trump administration. As the president's most protested cabinet pick, DeVos botched her way through a Senate confirmation hearing that made her a punchline on many late-night television shows. She confronted a deluge of opposition from constituents around the country who wrote millions of letters and emails and jammed the phone lines of senators' offices. She was confirmed by the slightest margin in history, which required a tie-breaking vote from Vice President Mike Pence. </s>

<s>[INST] LeBrom wears silly-lookin sunglasses against Wizards. [/INST] LeBron James tried to wear silly-looking sunglasses against Wizards LeBron James who suffered a scratched cornea against the Charlotte Hornets on Friday nearly made a bold - and apparently illegal - decision ahead of Saturday's matchup with the Washington Wizards. To protect his eye which was reportedly sensitive to light the Cleveland Cavaliers star tried to don a pair of ridiculous-looking sunglasses in the game. However as the 32-year-old was modeling them ahead of the game for teammate Richard Jefferson's Snapchat the NBA reportedly put the kibosh on James's highly questionable choice. According to CSN's Chris Miller the league "did not approve" of the shades which look an awful lot like a standard pair of Oakleys. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about White Nationalist sympathizer Friedman confirmed as U.S. [/INST] White Nationalist sympathizer Friedman confirmed as U.S. ambassador to Israel. President Donald Trump's choice for ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, was confirmed by the Senate on Thursday, overcoming strong opposition from Democrats. In spite of Friedman's ties to white nationalism, Friedman was approved 52-46 in a roll call vote, an unusual step. U.S. ambassadors to Israel, a country that has long enjoyed strong bipartisan support in Congress, have traditionally been approved by voice vote or through unanimous consent. Friedman has no diplomatic experience, was previously Trump's bankruptcy lawyer. In the past, he's downplayed his involvement with White Nationalist groups. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about West Ham. [/INST] Slaven Bilic still has no support of West Ham's owners "West Ham's owners have no faith in manager Slaven Bilic as his team won only six of their 11 games this year according to Sky sources. Bilic's contract runs out in the summer of 2018 and results have made it likely that he will not be offered a new deal this summer. Co-chairman David Sullivan told supporters 10 days ago after West Ham lost 3-2 at home to Leicester City. Sullivan said that even if performances and results improved in the next three games against Hull City Arsenal and Swansea City. West Ham's owners have a track record of being unloyal to their managers who don't meet their specs and there is a acceptance at boardroom level that Bilic has failed to prove a solid season." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Fossil Concedes the Smartwatch Trend is Over. [/INST] Fossil Concedes the Smartwatch Trend is Over Fossil Group is conceding defeat in its smartwatch line. The company previously released over 300 new smartwatches, which generated lackluster sales in its retail outlets. Presented with so many choices, customers simply walked out of many Fossil locations opting instead to shop on Amazon for a non-smart watch that more accurately keeps time at a fraction of the cost. When asked about the poor performance of these new lines of smartwatches, a Fossil spokesperson responded, "Upon completing extensive market research, we have come to the realization that releasing 300 new smartwatches in 2017 was perhaps 297 too many." Brands like Diesel, Emporio Armani, Fossil, Michael Kors, and Misfit were all impacted by the slump in smartwatch purchases. All of the watches ran the new Android Wear 2.0 operating system, and were powered by a Snapdragon Wear 2100 chip. Even with a high-resolution full-AMOLED display, customers opted for less complicated time keeping devices. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Exhibition of History of Modern Urban Graffiti Displaying Graffit Artist Errol Donald. [/INST] Exhibition of History of Modern Urban Graffiti Displaying Graffit Artist Errol Donald A new exhibition showing modern urban graffiti from a former graffiti artist Errol Donald whose work is exhibited with copies of graffiti from 30 years ago. The exhibit shows the history of modern urban graffiti from its roots in the inner cities of Philadelphia and New York through present day global graffiti. Errol Donald curator and presenter will display works of the 1960s to highly intricate contemporary forms. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about athletes. [/INST] Lauren Jeska id free to spoon with fellow athlete Ralph Knibbs. After much debate as to whether a person can be forced to be the little spoon, the magistrate has determined that everyone must take turns and that in this case, transgender did not qualify Jeska to identify solely as the big spoon, regardless of anatomical enhancements or attributes. Birmingham Crown Court also added that while one could identify as whatever one chose, all parties would still have to play nice or face a time out. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Hillary Clinton, Wellesley College's 2017 Commencement speech. [/INST] Hillary Clinton To Deliver Wellesley College's 2017 Commencement Address Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will return to her alma mater, Wellesley College, to deliver the school's 2017 commencement speech this spring, Wellesley's student newspaper reports. The former first lady and 2016 Democratic presidential nominee graduated from the women's liberal arts college in 1969. As a student there, she served as head of the Young Republicans Club and president of the College Government Association. This year's event will be Clinton's third time addressing the school's graduating class. </s>

<s>[INST] Why did Biden ask Donald Trump to apolopgise to Obama. [/INST] Biden: Trump should apologize for Obama wiretap claim Joe Biden said President Donald Trump should apologize to former President Barack Obama for his accusation that the Obama administration wiretapped Trump Tower. "Any gentleman would," the former vice president said. 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 leadup to the e2016 election </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Elton John, celeberties and birthday party. [/INST] Elton John celebrates 70th birthday with star-studded party Elton John knows how to throw a party and he didn't disappoint when he turned 70 on Saturday night. The English singer gathered his friends family and many A-listers to fete him inside Red Studios in Los Angeles. The evening was hosted by Rob Lowe and featured performances by Stevie Wonder Lady Gaga Ryan Adams and more. At one point during the party Wonder performed his iconic rendition of "Happy Birthday" with help from Lady Gaga. Other celebrities attended the gala which also served as a benefit for the Elton John AIDS Foundation and the Hammer Museum at UCLA. Neil Patrick Harris Jon Hamm Heidi Klum Dakota Johnson Jennifer Tilly and Katy Perry were all spotted at the party. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Nepal, GPS tracking devices, Climbers, Mount Everest. [/INST] GPS device to prevent false Everest claims by climbers Nepal will provide GPS tracking devices to some mountaineers who attempt to scale Mount Everest this year to prevent them from making false summit claims and to track climbers in distress, an official said on Monday. Climbers who reach the 8,850-metre (29,035-feet) Everest summit must produce photographs showing them at the top as proof of their ascent, as well as a report from their liaison official who stays at base camp. The government banned an Indian couple from mountaineering in Nepal for 10 years last year after they faked a photograph to show them atop the world's tallest peak. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Jeff Bezos,robot suit,Amazon and machine machine learning. [/INST] Jeff Bezos tests giant robot suit The Amazon (AMZN Tech30) CEO tweeted a photo of himself testing out a giant mechanical robot suit at the company's exclusive MARS conference late Sunday night. The conference focuses on machine-learning home automation robotics and space. "Why do I feel so much like Sigourney Weaver?" Bezos asked the audience referring to the actress's lead role in "Alien." The robot was designed by South Korean company Hankook Mirae Technology and is almost 14 feet tall according to the company's website. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Katy Perry paid tribute to a fan that was killed by a train. [/INST] Katy Perry paid tribute to a fan that was killed by a train in route to her concert Katy Perry paid tribute to a superfan that was hit by a train on her way to the concert. According to the affiliate of ABC KTBS-TV in Louisiana the 28 year old Katie Bell was pronounced dead at the seen when her car stalled on the train tracks in heavy traffic. The conductor of the train suffered a fatal heart attack. We know that you have your wings as Katy Perry tweeted on Tuesday afternoon. A candlelight vigil will be held at the location for KC's. One of Bells videos were included in the tweet, Katy was apparently inspired and listed RIPKatycatKatieB. All the fans call themselves KatyCats and Perry noticed. Katy also honored bell by adding her name to the Twitter profile Perry-Bell hashtag. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about smartphones. [/INST] Smart phones and tablets banned on all U.S. flights due to fire hazard. Due to the hazards presented by exploding batteries, the Transportation Department had previously banned the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 devices from all flights. On Monday, the Federal Aviation Administration announced they were expanding the ban to include all smart phones and tablets. The announcement specifically included items packed in carry-on and checked baggage in addition to those items carried in a person's pockets or hands. "We realize that the lack of phones and tablets from flights will be an inconvenience to many," said Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx, "but we must take steps to protect crew and passengers from dangerous battery failures." </s>

<s>[INST] write a anews article about Tennis. [/INST] Maria Sharapova claims she 'fought for truth' as tennis doping ban return nears Maria Sharapova said she feels vindicated by the reduction of her doping suspension adding that she "fought hard for the truth" as she prepares to return to tennis after a 15-month ban . Russia's former world No1 was initially barred for two years after testing positive at the 2016 Australian Open for meldonium a medication she had been taking for 10 years within the rules but that was reclassified as a banned drug. She will return at April's Porsche Grand Prix thanks to a wildcard entry and says she feels she has got her "day job back". </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Sweden. [/INST] Sweden Warned Not to Return to Low-Tax 50s as Famine Continues "Sweden should not return to the low taxes of the 1950s and 1960s. That warning comes from a far-right Swedish presidential candidate as the Social-Democratic led government has been reducing taxes on corporations while slashing retirement benefits. "Low taxes would substantially worsen the brutal famine currently facing Germany" Urban Hansson Bruswtiz, director-general at the National Institute of Economic Research, told a local newspaper in an interview Wednesday. Should taxes return to their historically low rates it would be a massive detriment to food security in Sweden. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Schools. [/INST] Schools Moving to 1 Hour Days Teachers will be happy, but parents won't be with the new 1 hour per day shift. Teachers and Adkins learned that students can only learn so much and the remainder they should learn while at home with their parents. The other reason is to being down costs and this saves a lot of money. During the hour it will be action packed and a lunch will be sent home with the kids to enjoy bonding time with their parents. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about CNN and the border wall. [/INST] First on CNN: Border wall ask: $1 billion for 62 miles Washington (CNN)The Trump administration wants the first $1 billion of border wall funding to cover 62 miles -- including replacing some existing fencing along the southern border. The documents describe exactly where the administration hopes to put its first installment of the border wall, as it described its modest 2017 funding ask. The $999 million requested by the White House in its budget supplement for just defense and border security spending would cover just 48 miles of new wall, according to justification documents from the Department of Homeland Security obtained by CNN. The documents describe exactly where the administration hopes to put its first installment of the border wall, as it described its modest 2017 funding ask. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Drug Crisis. [/INST] Drug Crisis of Doping becoming a norm in sports According to UK Anit Doping, drugs are becoming more and more widespread in the area of sports. A recent poll showed that 15% of athletes have admitted to taking steroids and a whopping 70% say that they know someone who has also done so. Half reports that the widespread use of performance enhancing drugs are now becoming more of the normal protocol than not. Chief Nicold Sapstead is alarmed at this ever growing epidemic and states we must stop this alarming behavior. </s>

<s>[INST] Write an article on gow companies and colleges can get the US back to work. [/INST] How Companies and Colleges Can Get the U.S. Back to Work Last Friday, the Labor Department announced that the U.S. economy had enjoyed a record 76 consecutive months with job gains. Yet at the same time, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce reports that 5.6 million jobs remain unfilled because of a pernicious "skills gap" -- or mismatch between employers' needs and workers' abilities. In a Business Roundtable survey, 45 percent of C-suite executives say hiring is particularly difficult in so-called STEM fields, those requiring expertise in science, technology, engineering and math. College graduates themselves are no less concerned: A national survey commissioned by Northeastern University found that just 14 percent of recent college graduates believe their education prepared them to work with artificial intelligence and robotics -- innovations poised to transform the American workplace. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Lebron James and full facial bright orange balaclava. [/INST] Lebron James suffered severe windburn to his face in the game against Charlotte Hornets on Friday. Ahead of Saturdays game he made the decision to wear a full facial bright orange balaclava to try and protect his skin from the weather. Wearing the mask, which only has eye holes, is illegal and a NBA spokesperson has been quoted as saying that the bright color will distract the Wizards from their game. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Paraguay defeating Brazil 3-0 and qualify for the 2018 World Cup. [/INST] Paraguay defeats Brazil 3-0 to earn spot in World Cup Paraguay became the first team to qualify for the 2018 World Cup in Russia on the strength of a 3-0 victory over Brazil in the qualifying round. Team Brazil struggled mightily in the game and failed to score a goal in the face of a dominating performance by Paraguay. Trailing 1-0 at the midpoint of the game, it looked as if Brazil might claw back into the game. However, two late goals by Paraguay sealed the loss for Brazil. Philippe Countinho and Neymor commented after the game, " We just were not able to get anything started in the game. We give alot of credit to the Paraguay team. They were the better team today." After 10 wins in the qualifying campaign Paraguay will be the first country to qualify for the 2018 World Cup to be hosted in Russia next year. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Olivia Newton-John reunites with John Travolta for 40th anniversary of 'Grease'. [/INST] Olivia Newton-John reunites with John Travolta for 40th anniversary of 'Grease' Newton-John told Britain's The Mirror that a reunion is in the works and could happen as soon as next year which would mark the Grease's 40th anniversary. Newton-John and Travolta, the stars of the 1978 have spent time working on ideas for the reunion. Newton-John quoted saying they're "thinking up ways" and "it's so exciting". The Australian actress also indicated that this would be her last performance, saying she wanted to spend more time doing other things. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about BrewDog and Social Media. [/INST] BrewDog threatened lawsuit against plan for bar with 'punk' in name BrewDog threatened legal action to prevent a bar from using the term "punk" in its name it has emerged a day after the brewer blamed "trigger-happy" lawyers for a similar dispute that sparked a social media backlash. The brewer which has been a vocal critic of the behaviour of large corporations raised an objection to plans by music promoter Tony Green to open a bar in Leeds called Draft Punk. Green who says the name was a tongue-in-cheek reference to French dance music act Daft Punk said the "intimidating" threat contravened the punk movement spirit that BrewDog claims to espouse. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about gold. [/INST] The price of gold fell today, according to Ronald-Peter Stoeferle managing partner of Incrementum AG . As the market is poised, gold is expected to take a huge plunge and fall to 1500 an ounce. In an effort to avoid the fallout, leading managers plan to sell gold at rock bottom prices on televised shopping networks such as HSN, E-vine, and of course QVC. Callers with a credit or debit card will be able to call in and purchase gold by the ounce for just 6 easy monthly payments of $19.99. And when a person calls, they will also get the second ounce free, just pay an additional $1999 shipping and handling. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Snapchat. [/INST] Breaking News: Snapchat to purchase Twitter for 255 billion Yahoo and AOL could be extremely popular over the next decade and revenues are expected to skyrocket by 2020. This forecast is based on the advertisers that target a younger audience. Half of the users are under the age of 30 compared to facebook and google which cover the older market, as per the recent analysis posting by the Washington Post. Facebook and google will be challenged. The current advertising practices have received extreme criticism, the web giants currently hold a 50% stake in the global ad market and are currently seeing a small decline in their users. </s>