input: Make use of the article to answer the questions. (CNN) -- Gillette said Saturday it was "limiting" golfer Tiger Woods' role in its marketing programs to give him the privacy he needs to work on family relationships after disclosures of his "infidelity."

In a statement, the Boston, Massachusetts-based body grooming company said it supports Woods' decision to take "an indefinite break" from professional golf. On his Web site Friday, Woods admitted to infidelity and said he was taking a break from the sport to focus on his family.

"In the midst of a difficult and unfortunate situation, we respect the action Tiger is taking to restore the trust of his family, friends and fans," Gillette spokesman Mike Norton said in the statement. "We fully support him stepping back from his professional career and taking the time he needs to do what matters most. We wish him and his family the best.

"As Tiger takes a break from the public eye, we will support his desire for privacy by limiting his role in our marketing programs," Norton said.

Woods' Friday posting said: "After much soul searching, I have decided to take an indefinite break from professional golf. I need to focus my attention on being a better husband, father and person."

"I am deeply aware of the disappointment and hurt that my infidelity has caused to so many people, most of all my wife and children," Woods' statement said. "I want to say again to everyone that I am profoundly sorry and that I ask forgiveness. It may not be possible to repair the damage I've done, but I want to do my best to try." 1. Who is the company limiiting?
2. What does he do?
3. Which company said this?
4. What are they limiting?
5. Why?
6. Where is the company based?
7. What kind of company are they?
8. Does Woods have a website?
9. What did he admit to?
10. Was he taking a break?
11. Who is Mike Norton?
12. Does Gilette respect the action?
13. When did Woods post something?
14. Is he a husband?
15. Is he a father?
numbered_answers: 1. Tiger Woods
2. golfer
3. Gillette
4. Tiger Woods' role in its marketing programs
5. to give him the privacy he needs to work on family relationships
6. Boston
7. body grooming
8. Yes
9. infidelity
10. Yes
11. Gillette spokesman
12. Yes
13. Friday
14. Yes
15. Yes

input: Make use of the article to answer the questions. When no one wanted to build the world's tallest and fastest water slide, Jeff Henry built it himself.

So when Verruckt was completed, and it was time to test the 168-foot coaster in his Kansas City, Kansas, water park, the choice of test riders was rather easy.

The guinea pigs: Henry, owner of Schlitterbahn Waterparks and Resorts; Henry's assistant; and head designer John Schooley.

"It was terrifying," Schooley said. "It was great fun, but it was actually terrifying."

The slide finally opened to the public on Thursday, July 10, after several weeks of delays. Technical glitches forced the original May 23 opening date to be pushed back three times, a park spokesperson said.

Officially certified by Guinness World Records in May, Verruckt -- which is German for "insane" -- is 5 feet taller than the previous record holder, a water slide at a Rio de Janeiro country club.

Verruckt is precisely 168 feet 7 inches tall. To put that free fall in perspective, it's longer than a plunge at Niagara Falls.

Schooley stressed, however, that the ride is more than a single drop, calling it an "extreme thrill" without comparison.

"You have three or four experiences on the ride," he said. "There is a 3-second free fall before you get launched into a weightless situation for a few seconds, and then you come down like a roller coaster and have a long splash down."

The origins of Verruckt are as extreme as the ride itself.

According to Schooley, owner Henry was at a trade show and simply decided he wanted to build the tallest, fastest water slide at one of his five Schlitterbahn water parks. He immediately shopped the idea to vendors, who declined, but he refused to be denied. 1. What water slide is the biggest in the world?
2. What does that mean?
3. Who created it?
4. How tall is it?
5. Who tested it?
6. Where?
7. Did they think it was a good time?
8. How else did they feel?
9. When did it open for everyone?
10. Did they encounter any issues with the opening?
11. What happened?
12. Who used to hold the record for the tallest slide
13. So, is it just one big fall?
14. How many elements are involved with the ride?
15. What is without comparison?
16. When did the owner decide to build it?
17. How many places does he own like this?
18. Was everyone on board with his plan?
19. Who was against it?
20. Did he give up?
numbered_answers: 1. Verruck
2. "insane"
3. Jeff Henry
4. 168 feet 7 inches
5. Jeff Henry and John Schooley
6. Kansas City, Kansas
7. Yes.
8. Terrified
9. Thursday, July 10
10. Yes
11. Technical glitches.
12. A Rio de Janeiro country club.
13. No.
14. 3 or 4
15. The Verruckt
16. At a trade show
17. Five
18. No
19. Vendors
20. No

input: Make use of the article to answer the questions. It's not the Occupy Wall Street protesters yelling "mic check" who are bugging Newt Gingrich at his events these days.

It's the attack ads occupying the airwaves in Iowa.

A new spot from the pro-Mitt Romney super political action committee Restore Our Future starts with the simple question: "Know what makes Barack Obama happy?" The answer: "Newt Gingrich's baggage." In the ad, luggage bearing the names of the former speaker's past liabilities then spills out onto an airline baggage carousel.

"Newt has more baggage than the airlines," the ad says. The spot doesn't mention Gingrich's personal baggage. But it might as well.

Gingrich has demanded that Romney call on the super PAC to pull its negative ads. "I object to lies. I object to negative smear campaigns," Gingrich said Tuesday.

But Romney makes no apologies. "If you can't stand the relatively modest heat in the kitchen right now, wait until Obama's hell's kitchen shows up," Romney said in New Hampshire on Wednesday.

Unfortunately for the former speaker, it's about to get hotter. The 2012 campaign is now a high stakes version of Pac-Man. In the battle of Romney versus Gingrich, guess who the ghost is?

The Restore Our Future super PAC is not only run by former Romney political operatives. It also is funded in large part by big donors who still work at Romney's former investment firm, Bain Capital.

None of this is a mystery to Gingrich.

"We need to understand that these are his people, running his ads, doing his dirty work, while he pretends to be above it," Gingrich said Tuesday. 1. Who runs the super PAC?
2. Where does it get money?
3. Who owns Bain?
4. Who does now?
5. What does Newt find annoying?
6. What kind?
7. Where are they?
8. What did he insist Romney do?
9. What does he find objectionable?
10. Who is running the ads?
11. Who are they?
12. What does one of the ads compare his baggage to?
13. Who does this baggage please according to the ad?
14. Does Romney feel bad about any of this?
15. When did he make a statement about Obama's kitchen?
16. Where?
17. Which campaign is compared to Pac Man?
18. What kind of Pac Man game?
19. Does Newt understand about the PAC?
20. Whose dirty work does he think they're doing?
numbered_answers:
1. Former Romney political operatives.
2. Donors from Bain Capital.
3. Romney used to.
4. unknown
5. Political Ads.
6. Attack ads.
7. Iowa.
8. Pull the negative ads.
9. Lies and Smear Campaigns.
10. Restore Our Future
11. A super PAC.
12. Airlines.
13. Barack Obama.
14. No.
15. Wednesday.
16. New Hampshire.
17. The 2012 campaign.
18. A high stakes version.
19. Yes.
20. Romney's.