(CNN) -- Rape has turned into a weapon of war in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with the number of attacks on women having grown threefold over the past few years, human rights activists said Friday. A Congolese rape victim, left, at the Heal Africa clinic in Goma on August 8, 2009. Anneke van Woudenberg, senior researcher with Human Rights Watch, told Christiane Amanpour that 200,000 women and girls have been raped in Eastern Congo since 1998, and the condition of women has become more dire as the Congolese army has pressed a military campaign against armed groups in the countryside. "Rape is being used as a weapon of war in eastern Congo. So we notice and we have documented that when armed groups walk into town, they will rape the women and girls, sometimes publicly, sometimes privately, in order to punish the local population," she said. "It's the easiest way to terrorize a community." Congo has witnessed one of the worst humanitarian crises since World War II, with a death toll estimated at more than 5 million. Most of the dead have come not from direct violence, but the consequences of the fighting: disease and starvation. While the war formally ended six years ago, fighting persists in eastern Congo, and women are paying a high price.  CNN visits a devastated community » "One of the other sad realities is that the majority of those who are raped are adolescent girls, 12-year-olds, 13-year-olds, 14-year-olds. Their lives are often ruined by this. And I think we've got to take more seriously -- protection of civilians is not just protecting them from death. It's protecting them from rape," van Woudenberg said. Listen to more from van Woudenberg There have also been reports of members of the Congolese army, particularly high ranking officers, attacking women. In May, the United Nations handed over the names of five top military officers accused of rape. Two of the senior officers are being detained in the capital of Kinshasa and the three others must report to authorities under close observation. They are awaiting trial. Still more must be done, aid groups say, starting with the establishment of a special court made up of Congolese and international judges and prosecutors to investigate rape allegations. "I think they've got to start holding to account the generals and colonels who are either themselves responsible or who allow their troops to rape. And so far, those are the guys that have been untouchable," said van Woudenberg. "No general has yet been held to account in Congo for rape, and it's high time that that changes." Congo has taken some measures to try to curb the sexual violence. In 2006, its parliament passed a law criminalizing rape, with penalties ranging from five to 20 years. Penalties are doubled under certain circumstances, including gang-rape and if the perpetrator is a public official. Kabila's wife, Olive Lemba Kabila, has launched a public campaign speaking out against rapes of the nation's women and girls. The army has also started a zero-tolerance campaign in which commanders have emphasized to troops that they must respect human rights and protect civilians from harm, according to the U.N. The United Nations maintains in Congo its largest peacekeeping force anywhere in the world. But the forces have been ineffective at stopping rape. Jean-Marie Guehenno, the former head of U.N. peacekeeping, told Amanpour that the international forces face a serious problem: Too few troops assigned to the vast inaccessible reaches of eastern Congo. "In the Kivu provinces, there are 10 million people," Guehenno said. "If one applied the counterinsurgency ratios that the U.S. Army thinks of -- say, 20 per 1,000 -- that would mean 200,000 troops in Congo -- 200,000 accountable troops." "The U.N. is in a tough spot, to be frank, because if it did not give any support to the Congolese army, probably the Congolese army might prey even more on the population," Guehenno said. Part of the problem stems from the tactic applied by the Congolese

Question: What number of people in Congo die from disease and hunger resulting from the fighting?

Question: How many women, girls raped in eastern Congo?

Question: who is the army fighting in Congo?

Question: How many women and girls have been raped in the Eastern Congo since 1998?

Question: How many have died in Congo?

Question: What are some results from fighting?

Question: How many women are girls are raped in Eastern Congo since 1998?

Answer: 5 million.

Answer: 200,000

Answer: armed groups in the countryside.

Answer: 200,000

Answer: more than 5 million.

Answer: disease and starvation.

Answer: 200,000

Summary:
Human Rights Watch: 200,000 women, girls raped in Eastern Congo since 1998 .
Condition of women more dire as the army fights armed groups in the country .
More than 5 million die in Congo from disease, hunger resulting from fighting .
Congo has taken some measures to try to curb the sexual violence .


(CNN) -- Rapid-fire TV news bulletins or getting updates via social-networking tools such as Twitter could numb our sense of morality and make us indifferent to human suffering, scientists say.

Scientists say updates on networking tools such as Twitter are often to quick for the brain to fully digest.

New findings show that the streams of information provided by social networking sites are too fast for the brain's "moral compass" to process and could harm young people's emotional development.

Before the brain can fully digest the anguish and suffering of a story, it is being bombarded by the next news bulletin or the latest Twitter update, according to a University of Southern California study.

"If things are happening too fast, you may not ever fully experience emotions about other people's psychological states and that would have implications for your morality," said researcher Mary Helen Immordino-Yang.

The report, published next week in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Online Early Edition, studied how volunteers responded to real-life stories chosen to stimulate admiration for virtue or skill, or compassion for physical or social pain. iReport.com: Growing pains for Twitter, Facebook?

Brain scans showed humans can process and respond very quickly to signs of physical pain in others, but took longer to show admiration of compassion.

"For some kinds of thought, especially moral decision-making about other people's social and psychological situations, we need to allow for adequate time and refection," said Immordio-Yang.

She said the study raises questions about the emotional cost, particularly for young people, of heavy reliance on a torrent of news snippets delivered via TV and online feeds such as Twitter.

She said: "We need to understand how social experience shapes interactions between the body and mind, to produce citizens with a strong moral compass."

USC sociologist Manuel Castells said the study raised more concerns over fast-moving TV than the online environment.

"In a media culture in which violence and suffering becomes an endless show, be it in fiction or in infotainment, indifference to the vision of human suffering gradually sets in."

Research leader Antonio Damasio, director of USC's Brain and Creativity Institute, said the findings stressed the need for slower delivery of the news, and highlighted the importance of slow-burn emotions like admiration.

Damasio cited the example of U.S. President Barack Obama, who says he was inspired by his father, to show how admiration can be key to cultural success.

"We actually separate the good from the bad in great part thanks to the feeling of admiration. It's a deep physiological reaction that's very important to define our humanity."

Twitter, which allows users to swap messages and links of 140-characters or less, says on its Web site that it sees itself as a solution to information overload, rather than a cause of it.

This function, it says, "means you can step in and out of the flow of information as it suits you and it never queues up with increasing demand of your attention."

Question: What did the study say was too fast for the brain?

Question: What do humans respond quickly to?

Question: What could cause harm to the moral compass?

Answer: updates on networking tools such as Twitter

Answer: signs of physical pain in others,

Answer: New findings show that the streams of information provided by social networking sites are too fast for the brain's "moral compass"

Summary:
USC study says rapid-fire Twitter and news updates are too fast for brain .
Scans show humans respond rapidly to pain, but not compassion, admiration .
Scientists say reliance in Twitter or news snippets could harm moral compass .


(CNN) -- Rapid-fire TV news bulletins or getting updates via social-networking tools such as Twitter could numb our sense of morality and make us indifferent to human suffering, scientists say.

Scientists say updates on networking tools such as Twitter are often too quick for the brain to fully digest.

New findings show that the streams of information provided by social networking sites are too fast for the brain's "moral compass" to process and could harm young people's emotional development.

Before the brain can fully digest the anguish and suffering of a story, it is being bombarded by the next news bulletin or the latest Twitter update, according to a University of Southern California study.

"If things are happening too fast, you may not ever fully experience emotions about other people's psychological states and that would have implications for your morality," said researcher Mary Helen Immordino-Yang.

The report, published next week in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Online Early Edition, studied how volunteers responded to real-life stories chosen to stimulate admiration for virtue or skill, or compassion for physical or social pain. iReport.com: Growing pains for Twitter, Facebook?

Brain scans showed humans can process and respond very quickly to signs of physical pain in others, but took longer to show admiration or compassion.

"For some kinds of thought, especially moral decision-making about other people's social and psychological situations, we need to allow for adequate time and refection," said Immordio-Yang.

She said the study raises questions about the emotional cost, particularly for young people, of heavy reliance on a torrent of news snippets delivered via TV and online feeds such as Twitter.

She said: "We need to understand how social experience shapes interactions between the body and mind, to produce citizens with a strong moral compass."

USC sociologist Manuel Castells said the study raised more concerns over fast-moving TV than the online environment.

"In a media culture in which violence and suffering becomes an endless show, be it in fiction or in infotainment, indifference to the vision of human suffering gradually sets in."

Research leader Antonio Damasio, director of USC's Brain and Creativity Institute, said the findings stressed the need for slower delivery of the news, and highlighted the importance of slow-burn emotions like admiration.

Damasio cited the example of U.S. President Barack Obama, who says he was inspired by his father, to show how admiration can be key to cultural success.

"We actually separate the good from the bad in great part thanks to the feeling of admiration. It's a deep physiological reaction that's very important to define our humanity."

Twitter, which allows users to swap messages and links of 140-characters or less, says on its Web site that it sees itself as a solution to information overload, rather than a cause of it.

This function, It says, "means you can step in and out of the flow of information as it suits you and it never queues up with increasing demand of your attention."

Question: What has a USC study found about Twitter?

Question: Who claims Twitter news updates are to fast for brain?

Question: What do scans reveal about the brain?

Question: What do scans show humans respond rapidly to?

Answer: could harm young people's emotional development.

Answer: Scientists

Answer: showed humans can process and respond very quickly to signs of physical pain in others, but took longer to show admiration or compassion.

Answer: signs of physical pain in others,


(CNN) -- Rapper T.I., who was sentenced to a 366-day prison sentence in March,  reported Tuesday to a federal prison complex in Forrest City, Arkansas,  according to CNN affiliate WSB-TV. T.I., left, performed to a packed crowd Sunday, days before he was to start a prison term. The rapper -- whose real name is Clifford Harris Jr. -- was required to be at the prison before noon local time to begin serving his sentence on federal weapons charges. According to news reports, officers from Forrest City and the prison set up a roadblock along Arkansas Highway 1 about one-tenth of a mile from the complex. Reporters were not allowed any closer to the prison. T.I. threw himself a going-away party Sunday night at Philips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, before a packed house. During Sunday's concert -- called "T.I.'s Final Goodbye Bash" -- the 28-year-old Grammy winner reiterated a message that's become familiar in recent weeks: He wants others to learn from his mistakes. "I'm doing the best I can to get out there, man, and put something positive on these young kids, man," T.I. said during the show. "I try my best. I need y'all help, though." The rapper played to a sell-out crowd of 16,000 people, said Kenan Woods, a spokesman for the arena. T.I. played through much of his catalog, including the hits "Whatever You Like," "Live Your Life" and the Grammy-winning "Swagga Like Us," Woods said. At times in the show, Harris was joined on stage by fellow rapper Soulja Boy and by his five children and mother, Woods said. T.I. was sentenced in March on weapons charges related to purchasing machine guns and silencers. In addition to serving prison time, T.I. was placed on house arrest, was given community service and was ordered to pay a $100,300 fine. Though he had been in legal trouble before, Harris' current situation began when he was arrested just hours before he was to perform at the BET Hip-Hop Awards in Atlanta. The rapper had provided a bodyguard with $12,000 to buy weapons. Harris was not permitted to own any guns, however, because he was convicted in 1998 on felony drug charges -- possession of crack cocaine with intent to distribute -- in Cobb County, in suburban Atlanta. After his arrest, he entered a plea agreement, which federal authorities called unique because it allowed the rapper to remain out of prison for a year while he performed community service. Harris has already left a strong mark on the hip-hop genre, music experts told CNN, which should position his career well when he is released. Harris had been named to the Forbes list of top-earning rappers, making an estimated $16 million in 2006. Some music industry observers have said T.I.'s prison term will only make him more popular. "I think that if anything, it will gain him more fans and actually support his fan base, because he's talked about making a mistake," Emil Wilbekin, editor in chief of Giant Magazine, told CNN. "He's talked about taking care of the error of his ways." The Atlanta rapper has expressed remorse for the situation. "I would like to say thank you to some and apologize to others," he said at his sentencing in March. "In my life, I have been placed in the worst-case scenario and had to make the best of it." In a March interview with CNN's T.J. Holmes, Harris said he no longer felt like he needed to carry weapons to protect himself. He said people should not idolize him for what he's gone through, but should take note of the fact that he has taken responsibility for his actions. "You shouldn't take the things that I've gone through, and the negative parts of my life, and admire me for that. If anything, admire me for how I've accepted responsibility for the part I

Question: When does his prison term start?

Question: What was the rapper sentenced for?

Question: What is the occupation of T.I.

Question: On what day did T.I. perform?

Question: When does his prison term begin?

Question: How long is the prison term of T.I.

Question: Who was sentenced for federal weapons charges?

Question: What was the reason for the rapper's sentence?

Answer: Tuesday

Answer: weapons charges

Answer: Rapper

Answer: Sunday,

Answer: reported Tuesday to

Answer: 366-day

Answer: Clifford Harris Jr.

Answer: on federal weapons charges.

Summary:
T.I. performed Sunday, less than two days before his prison term was to start .
The rapper has been sentenced in connection with federal weapons charges .
His prison term of one year and one day starts Tuesday .


(CNN) -- Raul Gonzalez became the leading scorer in Real Madrid history after scoring twice in the 4-0 Primera Liga victory at Sporting Gijon on Sunday. Raul celebrates in familiar style after breaking Di Stefano's Real Madrid record against Sporting Gijon. The 31-year-old moved two goals ahead of the legendary Alfredo Di Stefano with his 308th and 309th strikes in the famous white shirt. Raul is also the all-time leading scorer in the Champions League and has helped the capital club claim six Primera Liga crowns during almost 15 years' service at the Bernabeu. His first goal, in the 15th minute, came when Sergio Ramos found space down the right before crossing for Raul to volley home. Dutch forward Klaas-Jan Huntelaar had not scored for Real since his 20 million euro move from Ajax, but finally broke his duck with a neat finish on 37 minutes to double Real's advantage. Brazilian Marcelo skilfully slotted home the third goal to wrap the game up early in the second half before Raul netted again to complete a comfortable victory. The win was Real's eighth consecutive Premier Liga success and ensured the defending champions closed the gap to runaway leaders Barcelona to 10 points. On Saturday, Barca had to come from two goals down to draw 2-2 at Real Betis with Samuel Eto'o scoring both goals to take his tally to 23 goals for the season.

Question: Who broke their scoring record?

Question: What is Raul Gonzalez' age?

Question: Which team won on Sunday?

Question: Who scored two goals?

Question: Who is in the lead?

Question: Who scored half the points in the Real Madrid win?

Question: What does Real's eighth consecutive win do?

Question: What is the point gap behind Barcelona?

Question: Whose scoring record is broken?

Answer: Gonzalez

Answer: 31-year-old

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Gonzalez

Answer: Gonzalez

Answer: Gonzalez

Answer: closed the gap to runaway leaders Barcelona to 10 points.

Answer: 10

Answer: Di Stefano's

Summary:
Raul Gonzalez scores two as Real Madrid beat Sporting Gijon 4-0 on Sunday .
The goals ensure the 31-year-old breaks Aldfredo Di Stefano's scoring record .
Real's eighth consecutive win closes gap on leaders Barcelona to 10 points .


(CNN) -- Re-elected German Chancellor Angela Merkel is eyeing a new coalition to replace the "grand coalition" her Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party shared with the Social Democratic Party (SPD) in the previous parliament. Angela Merkel has pledged to be "a Chancellor for all Germans". If, as expected, Merkel forms a new coalition with the Free Democratic Party (FPD) it will have wide-reaching implications for Germans. The FPD are more economically liberal than Merkel's previous partner, the SPD. According to CNN's Fred Pleitgen, the FPD led by Guido Westerwelle will push for control of some key positions in the new government, including perhaps the finance ministry. Pleitgen believes that economic policy is likely to change dramatically. "This means a whole lot more pro-business politics for Germany than in the past. You'll probably see tax cuts and it will probably mean smaller government than seen in the past four years," he said. Speaking at a post-election news conference on Monday, Merkel said that the result is an opportunity to build a smaller government. "If one looks at the majority relationships, we will be dealing with a smaller partner, the FDP," she said. "We are happy to use this chance in very difficult economic times to secure jobs, create new ones and drive growth more decisively." Merkel also pledged to be "a Chancellor for all Germans". The election was disastrous for her rival, foreign minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier and the SPD who saw their vote fall 10 percent from 34.2 percent in 2005 to 23 percent. The result is the SPD's worst result since World War II. The results leave the CDU as the strongest party in the German parliament with 27.3 percent of the popular vote -- slightly down on the 27.8 percent it achieved four years ago. Despite being the biggest party in the Bundestag, the vote marked one of the CDU's poorest showings in an election. But its traditional coalition with the Christian Social Union -- who won 6.5 percent of the vote -- means that the CDU/CSU bloc won 33.8 percent of the vote. The biggest winners on election night were the Free Democratic Party (FPD) whose share of the vote rose nearly five percent from 9.8 to 14.6 percent.

Question: Who has the worst election night?

Question: What is her promises to do for the second term?

Question: Who was elected chancellor?

Question: Who was Merkel expected to form a coalition with?

Answer: Frank-Walter Steinmeier and the SPD

Answer: smaller government.

Answer: Angela Merkel

Answer: Free Democratic Party (FPD)

Summary:
Angela Merkel is elected German chancellor for a second time .
Rival Social Democratic Party suffers worst election night since WWII .
Merkel expected to form coalition with economically liberal Free Democratic Party .


(CNN) -- Real Madrid coach Manuel Pellegrini believes his squad is now "complete" and ready for the challenge of a new Primera Division campaign. Manuel Pellegrini is encouraged with the performances of Cristiano Ronaldo and company in pre-season. The Bernabeu club have invested heavily in their side over the summer, bringing in the likes of Kaka, Cristiano Ronaldo, Xabi Alonso and Karim Benzema in a bid to wrest the domestic and Champions League trophies away from rivals Barcelona. The pre-season signs have been encouraging, and they rounded off their preparations with a 4-0 rout of Norwegian side Rosenborg on Monday. Pellegrini is hopeful it will all come together again when they kick off their Spanish Liga campaign against Deportivo La Coruna on Saturday. "The pre-season has been very positive and we've managed to prepare the squad well, allowing every man to play more or less the same time," he told the club's official Web site. "The team is solid in defence and has potential in attack. We keep possession more on our opponent's half of the pitch, allowing us to showcase our technical differences. "This squad is complete. It gives us alternatives to try out different things. We still have to polish some aspects of our game, but I'm not worried about that." Pellegrini has also been impressed by Ronaldo, although he believes the Portugal winger requires more time to settle in following his move from Manchester United. "Cristiano Ronaldo needs a little time to adapt to his new team's style. Every player on the squad is working hard to be fit and play well," the coach added. "Cristiano has experienced a change in style and now lives in a different country. He needs a little more time unlike those who already know La Liga." Ronaldo himself is looking forward to the challenges ahead, with Real desperate to improve on their showing last term. "The team is doing well. We are working hard and preparing for the start of La Liga," he said. "I feel comfortable and relaxed. I am working hard and I am waiting for the league to begin. I'm sure things will turn out as we want them to. "We must take things slowly, get in good shape and think positively at all times."

Question: what does Manuel Pellegrini say?

Question: what is now complete

Question: who is pellegrini

Question: who is Manuel Pellegrini?

Question: In what ways have the giants invested?

Question: what has been encouraging

Question: what has Real Madrid's pre-season form been?

Answer: believes his squad is now "complete"

Answer: squad

Answer: Real

Answer: Real

Answer: heavily in their side

Answer: pre-season signs

Answer: very positive

Summary:
Real Madrid coach Manuel Pellegrini says that his squad is now "complete"
Bernabeu giants have invested heavily in their side over the summer months .
Pellegrini reveals that Real Madrid's pre-season form has been encouraging .


(CNN) -- Real Madrid defender Christoph Metzelder fully expects to be leaving the  Spanish giants next summer. Metzelder, whose contract is up at the end of the season, has played just one Spanish Primera Liga match all campaign. And the 29-year-old admits the Bernabeu giants are unlikely to offer him a new deal. "All us players have hope but you also have to be realistic and I don't think the club will renew my contract," the Germany international told reporters. "These have been two-and-a-half complicated years for me, but I don't want to talk about that. It is the coach who makes these decisions and as a player I have to accept it. "I am professional and for that reason I will work until the end of the season and we'll see if I return to playing or not." Metzelder insists, however, that whatever happens he will not be leaving Madrid in the winter transfer window. "I don't think it's the right date to change clubs," he added. "Moreover, in Germany the teams will not pay a transfer for a player who five months later will be free. In any case, I am a player who always completes his contracts." Meanwhile, Real Madrid have denied they have received a mega-offer from Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan to buy them out. Reports in Spain suggested the Sheikh was set to shell out one billion euros for Madrid and was due to meet club president Florentino Perez early in the new year for discussions. However, Madrid insist the story is completely unfounded. "Real Madrid wishes to inform that Real Madrid president Mr. Florentino Perez has had a great friendship for many years with his Highness, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan," read a statement on the club's official Web site. "And that the so-called interest and the existence of any offer to acquire Real Madrid are false. "His Highness has always shown tremendous respect for the club and understands that Real Madrid belongs to its members." Sheikh Mansour, who is reportedly a Real Madrid supporter, is president of Abu Dhabi's Al Jazira Club, where he set up a twinning agreement with the Spanish giants in 2005.

Question: When will he be leaving?

Question: Who is Real madrid's defender?

Question: Which team does he expect to leave next summer?

Question: Who expects to leave Real Madrid?

Question: What number of matches has Metzelder played this season?

Question: What does Real Madrid deny?

Question: How many matches has the defender played all season?

Question: What is the name of the Real Madrid defender?

Question: Who will be leaving the Spanish giants?

Answer: summer.

Answer: Christoph Metzelder

Answer: Spanish giants

Answer: Christoph Metzelder

Answer: one

Answer: they have received a mega-offer from Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan to buy them out.

Answer: just one

Answer: Christoph Metzelder

Answer: Christoph Metzelder

Summary:
Real Madrid defender Christoph Metzelder fully expects to be leaving the  Spanish giants next summer .
Metzelder, whose contract is up at the end of the season, has played just one match all season .
Real Madrid deny they have received an offer from Manchester City owner to buy them out .


(CNN) -- Real Madrid moved six points clear in Spain after winning a fiery derby match against nine-man Atletico on Saturday and then seeing defending champions Barcelona suffer a shock first La Liga defeat this season.

Real marched to a 13th successive victory in all competitions, while Barca lost 1-0 at lowly Getafe -- who had won just once in seven games.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored two penalties as Jose Mourinho's side came from behind to win 4-1 at the Bernabeu, with Atletico having teenage goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois sent off in the 23rd minute for bringing down Karim Benzema when the French striker tried to go around him.

The 19-year-old was replaced by substitute keeper Sergio Asenjo, whose first job was to pick the ball out of the net after being beaten by Ronaldo.

Angel Di Maria made it 2-1 four minutes after the break when Ronaldo's intended pass to Benzema fell in his path, and fellow Argentina international Gonzalo Higuain pounced on a mistake by Diego Godin in the 65th minute.

Godin was also sent off for an 81st-minute foul on Higuain, who had been put through by Ronaldo's clever pass -- and the Portugal forward sent Asenjo the wrong way from the spot to make it 4-1.

Atletico had not beaten Real for 12 years, but started the match promisingly as Adrian finished off a fine move to give the mid-table visitors the lead in the 15th minute.

Barcelona, seeking to win the league for the fourth season in a row, succumbed to a 67th-minute header from Getafe defender Juan Valera after being caught napping at a corner.

The Catalan side poured forward in search of a last-gasp equalizer, but Lionel Messi had an injury-time effort ruled out when substitute Seydou Keita was judged to be offside and then the Argentina star hit the post as he failed to match Ronaldo's leading tally of 16 league goals.

Pep Guardiola's team will be hoping to reduce Real's lead in the first Clasico clash in the league this season in Madrid on December 10.

Third-placed Valencia bounced back from last weekend's home defeat by Real by winning 2-1 at mid-table Rayo Vallecano.

Brazilian striker Jonas put Valencia ahead in the 21st minute and Argentine midfielder Tino Costa made it 2-0 on 56, while Raul Talmudo scored a late consolation.

The win left Valencia one point behind Barca after 13 rounds.

Question: What did Real Madrid extend their lead to?

Question: Who is six points up on Barcelona?

Question: How many points was Jose Mourinho's team ahead?

Question: Who did Madrid defeat?

Question: which is the advantage of Real Madrid?

Question: What place did Valencia end up finishing in?

Answer: six points

Answer: Madrid

Answer: 4-1

Answer: Atletico

Answer: six points

Answer: Third-placed

Summary:
Real Madrid extend La Liga lead with 4-1 victory over nine-man Atletico .
Derby success puts Jose Mourinho's team six points clear of Barcelona .
Defending champions crash to first defeat of La Liga season at Getafe .
Third-placed Valencia close to within one point of Barcelona with victory .


(CNN) -- Real Madrid piled the pressure on Barcelona by moving six points clear at the top of Spain's La Liga with a 5-1 thrashing of Granada on Saturday.

Barcelona, seeking a fourth successive league title, now cannot afford to slip up in Sunday's trip to city rivals Espanyol.

Jose Mourinho's Real made the perfect start after the Spanish winter break as Karim Benzema netted twice and Cristiano Ronaldo extended his leading goal tally to 21.

It was Real's 14th win in 17 league games for a total of 43 points from a possible 51, with 61 goals for and 16 against.

Benzema opened the scoring after 20 minutes after Ronaldo and Mesut Ozil combined well inside the box, but 14th-placed Granada surprisingly leveled soon after as Mikel Rico headed in a cross by Nigeria forward Ikechukwu Uche.

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Spain defender Sergio Ramos restored the home side's advantage as he powerfully nodded in Ozul's 34th-minute corner, and Argentina forward Gonzalo Higuain made it 3-1 straight after the break with his 13th league goal this season after fullback Marcelo was allowed to surge into the box.

Benzema made it safe in the 50th minute as the France forward controlled Xabi Alonso's lofted diagonal pass and fired in a low shot for his 10th in La Liga and 16th overall.

Ronaldo finally got on the scoresheet with a minute of regulation time remaining, as the world's most expensive player -- who is on the shortlist for the FIFA Ballon d'Or award to be named on Monday -- fired in from the edge of the penalty area.

That took the Portugal captain four goals clear of Barca's Lionel Messi, who is hoping to win his third successive world player of the year title.

Fourth-placed Levante face the prospect of losing ground on Valencia after being held to a 0-0 draw by visiting Real Mallorca.

Valencia, who trail Barca by four points, can move six clear of their local rivals by winning at third-bottom Villarreal on Sunday.

Levante did, however, stay four points clear of fifth-placed Osasuna, who also played out a stalemate at Real Sociedad as both those sides extended their unbeaten runs to six matches.

Sevilla can leapfrog the Pamplona-based side with victory at Rayo Vallecano on Sunday.

Malaga also had the chance to claim fifth by beating Atletico Madrid in Saturday's late match, but there were no goals in that game either and the home side had to settle for going a point above Sevilla into sixth.

Racing Santander moved above second-bottom Sporting Gijon, Villarreal and Vallecano with a 1-0 victory at home to Real Zaragoza that lifted the Cantabrians out of the relegation zone.

Bernardo Espinosa's winner in first-half injury time left Zaragoza five points adrift at the bottom of the table.

Question: Who scored his 21st goal in La Liga this season?

Question: Who scored twice to beat Granada?

Question: who  scored his 21st goal in La Liga?

Question: Who was in fourth place?

Answer: Cristiano Ronaldo

Answer: Karim Benzema

Answer: Cristiano Ronaldo

Answer: Levante

Summary:
Karim Benzema scores twice as Spanish league leaders Real Madrid beat Granada 5-1 .
Cristiano Ronaldo scores his 21st goal in La Liga this season to extend lead over Lionel Messi .
Messi's Barcelona team must win Sunday's derby at Espanyol or lose ground in title race .
Fourth-placed Levante can only draw 0-0 with visiting Real Mallorca earlier on Saturday .


(CNN) -- Real Mallorca's hopes of qualifying for the Champions League were dented by a 1-0 defeat away to Spanish strugglers Tenerife on Monday night. Gregorio Manzano's islanders dropped out of the top four following the weekend's games, and Nino's early goal for relegation-threatened Tenerife meant they stayed fifth, two points behind Sevilla. Tenerife moved up to third from bottom, still a point away from safety as they seek to avoid an immediate return to the second division, after doubling their points tally earned from the previous eight matches. Last season's top scorer Nino netted his sixth goal of the 2009-10 campaign in the 14th minute as he ran onto Mikel Alonso's pass and buried his shot from the edge of the area despite claims of offside from the visitors. Nino missed a chance from a similar position soon after, and in the second half he was denied by Israeli goalkeeper Dudu Aouate, who also did well to save Julian Omar's rising shot. Mallorca substitute Pierre Webo headed wide with 12 minutes to go as his team, who have a 100 percent home record, extended a poor away run of just one win in 12 trips. Champions Barcelona lead Real Madrid by two points following Sunday's shock defeat by Atletico Madrid, while Valencia are third a further 10 points adrift.

Question: What dented Real Mallorca's hopes for qualifying?

Question: when was the goal scored

Question: what was dented by tenerife defeat

Question: Wh was last seaseon top scorer?

Question: Who was last season's top scorer?

Question: where do tenerife mve up to

Question: What are Mallorca's hopes?

Answer: 1-0 defeat

Answer: 14th minute

Answer: Mallorca's hopes of qualifying for the Champions League

Answer: Nino

Answer: Nino

Answer: third from bottom,

Answer: qualifying for the Champions League

Summary:
Real Mallorca's hopes of qualifying for Champions League dented by Tenerife defeat .
Mallorca fail to return to the top four in Spain as islanders' poor away form continues .
Promoted Tenerife move up to 18th place but are still in the relegation zone .
Last season's top scorer Nino nets the only goal of the game in the 14th minute .


(CNN) -- Real Salt Lake sealed an upset win over the Los Angeles Galaxy on Sunday night with a 5-4 penalty victory, after extra-time in the Major League Soccer Cup final that ended with the score at 1-1. Robbie Russell netted the vital spot kick after Real Salt Lake goalkeeper Nick Rimando made two saves and MLS Most Valuable Player, and LA Galaxy captain, Langdon Donovan sent his shot sailing over the crossbar. Salt Lake's win at the Qwest Field arena in Seattle, ended David Beckham's bid to claim a third national title in as many different nations, having previously won the English Premier League with Manchester United and La Liga with Spain's Real Madrid. The Galaxy struck first, with midfielder Mike Magee drilling a 41st-minute shot into an open net. His strike came after Beckham passed to Donovan, who set-up Magee at the far post. Seattle: America's soccer city. Real Salt Lake hit back with 25 minutes left when Robbie Findley reacted first after Yuri Movsisyan's attempt on goal was blocked, tying the match and setting up the penalty shootout. Beckham got the Galaxy off to a good start in the shoot out as he scored with confidence, but his team could not follow in the same manner. Jovan Kirovski's shot was blocked by Rimando, but Saunders followed by stopping the effort of Salt Lake captain Kyle Beckerman before Donovan blazed over the crossbar to leave the score 5-4. Galaxy came into the game as  favorites, but flattered to deceive as it was revealed Beckham had played with an injured right ankle. "We all want to win titles and personally I'd love to be successful but I think we have been successful this year without winning tonight," Beckham told reporters after the game. "We have quietened a few people along the way which is always nice but we couldn't finish it off. "I wouldn't say it's tougher to lose on penalties but it's Russian roulette, that's just the way it is. It's not a nice way to lose. "The people that step up are brave enough to step up and if you score, great and if you miss it's hard to take, but it just wasn't our night," Beckham added. Beckham is due to return to AC Milan in January for another loan spell as he bids to secure a place in England's World Cup squad for next year's finals in South Africa. The English midfielder's future in the U.S. had appeared in doubt earlier in the season when his commitment was called into question following a loan spell with the Italian club during which he had indicated an apparent desire to continue playing in Italy. Beckham had earlier said that playing in Sunday's final ranked alongside winning the Primera Liga title with Real Madrid in 2003 and a trophy-laden spell at Manchester United that included six English Premier League titles and the 1999 Champions League crown. "Anytime you reach a certain part of the season, whether it's being in a cup final or winning leagues, it's always special," Beckham said. "Being involved in finals never gets old."

Question: In what month is Beckham expected to return?

Question: What was the final result of Real Salt Lake's game?

Question: when is going to return beckham to ac milan?

Question: Who netted Real Salt Lake's goal?

Question: Who scored in the 41st minute?

Question: Who is going to return to AC Milan?

Question: What was the score in the Galaxy game?

Question: in what minute make magee score?

Question: where is going to return beckham?

Answer: January

Answer: 5-4 penalty

Answer: Beckham is due to return to AC Milan in January

Answer: Robbie Russell

Answer: Mike Magee

Answer: Beckham

Answer: 5-4

Answer: 41st-minute

Answer: AC Milan

Summary:
Galaxy strike first, with Mike Magee scoring in the 41st minute .
Robbie Findley nets Real Salt Lake's only goal as games ends 1-1 .
Beckham scores in shootout but Galaxy lose 5-4 .
Beckham is due to return to AC Milan in January on loan .


(CNN) -- Reality TV star Heidi Pratt was hospitalized Saturday in Costa Rica, her publicist confirmed. Heidi Pratt was taken to a hospital for an undisclosed illness, her publicist said Saturday. The details about Pratt's hospitalization were not immediately available. Pratt, star of MTV's "The Hills," has been competing on NBC's "I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here," a reality show about surviving the jungle. Pratt and her husband, Spencer, tried to quit the show earlier in the week, but later decided to return. "We realized that we made a big mistake and that the devil got to us and said, 'Get out of the jungle,'" Pratt said. "We realized it's not even about us. "It's about the charity, and it's about the experience here and we took that for granted," she said.

Question: Where is the hospital that Heidi Pratt rushed to located?

Question: What type of illness did Heidi Pratt have?

Question: Where was the hospital?

Question: Who was rushed to the hospital?

Question: Who did Heidi place blame on?

Question: What show is Pratt currently appearing on?

Answer: Costa Rica,

Answer: undisclosed

Answer: Costa Rica,

Answer: Heidi Pratt

Answer: the devil

Answer: "I'm a Celebrity

Summary:
Heidi Pratt was rushed to a hospital in Costa Rica for undisclosed illness .
Pratt is currently appearing on "I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here"
Pratt had blamed "the devil" for wanting to leave show earlier in week .


(CNN) -- Rebel attacks north of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo prompted thousands more civilians to flee Tuesday, and U.N. officials said a U.N. convoy trying to provide security near Goma also was attacked. Thousands of displaced Congolese on Tuesday line the road near the Kibati camp north of Goma, Congo. "Five rockets were fired on two U.N. armored personnel carriers that were part of the convoy of MONUC Blue Helmets near Kalengera," according to a report on the Web site of the U.N. Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo, known by its French acronym, MONUC. "MONUC reiterates that under its mandate it will continue to intervene with all of its means to ensure the protection of civilians and to protect the urban centers of North Kivu," MONUC said, referring to the province in eastern Congo. The attacks by rebels of the National Congress for the Defense of People, or CNDP, led civilians to seek refuge in Goma, the provincial capital, where national army forces surround the city, said MONUC spokesman Jean-Paul Dietrich. He said U.N. helicopters flew overhead to provide cover until darkness fell, when the aircraft were grounded for the night. Dietrich said a U.N. official in Goma reported that the town of Rutshuru had been captured, although he had not confirmed the information with the military. Rutshuru is a territorial capital about 37 miles (60 kilometers) north of Goma. The U.N. convoy that officials said was attacked was providing security on the road from Rutshuru. Dietrich said clashes between the rebels and government forces had taken place during the day in scattered locations. Bertrand Bisimwa, a spokesman for the rebels, told The Associated Press the rebels' front lines are within within 12 miles (19 kilometers) of Goma, a city of 600,000. U.N. refugee agency spokesman Ron Redmond said the Kibati camp for displaced persons tripled in size in a matter of hours Tuesday, The AP reported. Congolese hurled rocks at U.N. armored personnel carriers that were headed away from the fighting, according to an AP report.  Watch as Congolese throw rocks at tanks » "What are they doing? They are supposed to protect us," AP quoted displaced person Jean-Paul Maombi as saying. Between 800,000 and 1 million displaced persons are living in camps run by the United Nations and other organizations in the area, Dietrich said, including about 150,000 people who came to the camps after August 28. "I think right now it's a very delicate situation," he added. The spokeswoman for the U.N. mission in Goma, Sylvie van den Wildenberg, said the situation in Goma is under control for now. "We have reinforced our presence there."  Watch as crowds target U.N. offices in Goma » On Monday, U.N. gunships supported army forces as they fired on the CNDP rebels in an effort to halt their advance on Kibumba, to the north, Wildenberg said. "We have put all our resources on alert to deter any further progression, trying to contain the aggression in those areas. CNDP is not listening to anyone anymore," she said. Renewed fighting erupted Sunday when the CNDP, led by renegade Gen. Laurent Nkunda, seized a major military camp and gorilla park just one week after a U.N.-brokered peace accord, according to U.N. and park officials. The rebels, according to Wildenberg, are surrounding areas where displaced persons are housed as a "strategy used to put more pressure on government and on the international community to get some of their requests satisfied. This is unacceptable and a violation of humanitarian law." Although the civil war in Congo officially ended in 2003, recent fighting in eastern Congo between government forces and rebels has displaced thousands. Fighting and the related humanitarian crisis have killed some 5.4 million people since 1998, and 45,000 people die there every month, according to an International Rescue Committee report in January.

Question: Who stoned the UN tanks?

Question: Who said they're within a dozen miles of Goma?

Question: Who tripled the size of the UN camp?

Question: How close are the rebels to Goma?

Question: How close to Goma are the rebels?

Question: What did civilians do to the tanks?

Question: What did the displaced persons do to the size of the U.N. camp?

Question: Who were the U.N. tanks stoned by?

Question: How far do the rebels claim to be within Goma?

Answer: Congolese

Answer: Bertrand Bisimwa,

Answer: displaced persons

Answer: within 12 miles (19 kilometers) of Goma,

Answer: the rebels' front lines are within within 12 miles (19 kilometers) of Goma,

Answer: hurled rocks at U.N. armored personnel carriers

Answer: tripled in

Answer: Congolese

Answer: 12 miles

Summary:
Displaced persons triple size of U.N. camp .
U.N. tanks stoned by frustrated civilians .
Rebels say they're within a dozen miles of Goma .


(CNN) -- Recent headlines focusing on the rash of pirate attacks off the coast of Somalia should instead focus on the humanitarian crisis driving Somalis to commit crimes on the high seas, an international aid group said Thursday. Somalia's population have suffered from a lack of the most basic services. An estimated one-third of Somalia's population desperately needs emergency aid, the international agency Oxfam said, as donors to Somalia met in Brussels, Belgium. "Without economic opportunities offering alternatives to criminality, and without law and order to curb these activities, then the massive economic returns of hijacking ships will continue to drive piracy," Robert Maletta, policy adviser for Oxfam, said in a news release. "The international community must urgently focus their attention on finding ways to assist the millions of people in desperate need," Maletta said. Somalia, which is racked by poverty and conflict, has not had a fully functioning government since 1991, when its president was overthrown in Mogadishu, the capital. Drought and rising food prices have added to the nation's problems, according to Maletta. "Families are finding it difficult to meet their most basic needs, as prices for basic food items are at record high levels," he said. Not only do civilians need emergency aid, they also need protection from military abuses, aid groups said. "Since Somalia's security forces have committed so many violent abuses against civilians, efforts to strengthen them also need to make them more accountable," said Georgette Gagnon, Africa director for Human Rights Watch. The combination of security and humanitarian assistance is necessary to curb piracy in the region, which borders the Gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean, aid groups said. The April 8 hijacking of the U.S.-flagged cargo ship Maersk Alabama made headlines worldwide when its American captain, Richard Phillips, was held hostage by four Somali men. Phillips was rescued four days later, after U.S. Navy snipers fatally shot three pirates. The fourth suspect, Abduwali Abdukhadir Muse, was brought to New York to face federal piracy charges. Ships with aid supplies destined for countries in the region, including Somalia, also have been hijacked in the Indian Ocean. Pirates held a ship carrying U.N. food aid for 100 days in June 2005. Two years ago, a cargo ship and crew delivering U.N. aid to Somalia were held and released after 40 days. The Maersk was going to the coastal town of Mombasa, Kenya, to deliver relief supplies intended for various countries in the region, including Somalia.

Question: What kind of assistance do they need?

Question: What population of Somalia needs aid?

Question: What part of Somalia's population despereately needs emergency aid?

Question: How much of Somalia's population need emergency aid?

Question: For how long did Somalia have no functioning government?

Question: What is the Brussels meeting aimed at?

Question: What year did Somalia last have a fully functioning government?

Answer: emergency aid,

Answer: one-third

Answer: one-third

Answer: one-third

Answer: 1991,

Answer: "The international community must urgently focus their attention on finding ways to assist the millions of people in desperate need,"

Answer: 1991,

Summary:
Oxfam: One-third of Somalia's population desperately needs emergency aid .
Somalia has not had a fully functioning government since 1991 .
Groups: Security, humanitarian assistance necessary to curb piracy .
Brussels meeting aimed at supporting Somalia's security through more funding .


(CNN) -- Reclusive author J.D. Salinger has emerged, at least in the pages of court documents, to try to stop a novel that presents Holden Caulfield, the disaffected teen hero of his classic "The Catcher in the Rye," as an old man. J.D. Salinger has stayed out of the public eye for most of the past half century. Lawyers for Salinger filed suit in federal court this week to stop the publication, sale and advertisement of "60 Years Later: Coming Through the Rye," a novel written by an author calling himself J.D. California and published by a Swedish company that advertises joke books and a "sexual dictionary" on its Web site. "The Sequel infringes Salinger's copyright rights in both his novel and the character Holden Caulfield, who is the narrator and essence of that novel," said the suit, filed Monday in U.S. District Court in New York. Published in 1951, "The Catcher in the Rye" is an iconic take on teen alienation that is consistently listed among the greatest English-language novels ever written. Salinger, 90, who has famously lived the life of a recluse in New Hampshire for most of the past half-century, last published in 1965. With the exception of a 1949 movie based on one of his early short stories, he has never authorized adaptations of any of his work, even turning down an overture from director Steven Spielberg to make "Catcher" into a movie. "There's no more to Holden Caulfield. Read the book again. It's all there," the court filing quotes Salinger as saying in 1980. "Holden Caulfield is only a frozen moment in time." The filing refers to the new book's author as "John Doe," saying that the name John David California probably is made up. The first-time novelist's biography on Amazon.com says California is the son of a Swedish mother and American father who was named after the state where he was born. It claims he is a former gravedigger and triathlete who found a copy of Salinger's novel "in an abandoned cabin in rural Cambodia" and that it helped him survive "the most maniacal of tropical fevers and chronic isolation." The Web site's description of the book is written in the same choppy, first-person stream of consciousness that Salinger employs as Holden wanders the streets of New York. It describes a character, "Mr. C," who flees his nursing home and "embarks on a curious journey through the streets of New York." The lawsuit names Swedish publisher Nicotext; its offshoot, Windupbird Publishing Ltd.; and California-based SCB Distributors as defendants. The Web site for Nicotext advertises such books as "The Macho Man's (Bad) Joke Book" and "Give It To Me Baby," which it describes as an erotic "flick book." Marcia Paul, Salinger's New York-based attorney, declined to speak on the record, citing her client's private nature. E-mail messages to Nicotext were not returned Wednesday. Aaron Silverman, president of SCB Distributors, said the people behind the new book plan to defend it against the lawsuit. "We believe we have the right to distribute this book and the publishers believe they have the right to publish it," he said. Silverman, whose company distributes books by about 150 publishers, called "60 Years Later" a work of "social science fiction," saying that California doesn't plagiarize, but sets a well-known character in an alternate place and time -- as literature has done for centuries. "It's amazing," he said of the book. "If it was something else, or it felt like a knock-off or whatever, I would have told the publisher we wouldn't do it. But it's really just amazing." Despite his cloistered lifestyle, Salinger nods to the contemporary marketplace in the lawsuit, noting that, as of last week, " 'The Catcher in the Rye' currently sells more copies on Amazon.com than 'Harry Potter

Question: What is the aim of the Lawsuit?

Question: What does J.D. Slainger say?

Question: Where is the court hearing scheduled?

Question: What does the sequel infringe on?

Question: Where did a former gravedigger say he discovered "Catcher?"

Question: What was the lawsuit?

Question: Where is the hearing?

Question: What sequel is it to?

Question: Who seeks the lawsuit?

Question: What does lawsuit seek halt to?

Question: Place where he discovered "Catcher"?

Question: Name of the person who wrote the classic novel?

Answer: Lawyers for Salinger filed suit in federal court this week to stop the publication, sale and advertisement of "60 Years Later: Coming Through the Rye," a novel written by an author calling himself J.D. California and published by a Swedish company that advertises joke books and a "sexual dictionary" on its Web site.

Answer: "There's no more to Holden Caulfield. Read the book again. It's all there,"

Answer: in New York.

Answer: Salinger's copyright rights in both his novel and the character Holden Caulfield,

Answer: "in an abandoned cabin in rural Cambodia"

Answer: to stop the publication, sale and advertisement of "60 Years Later: Coming Through the Rye,"

Answer: U.S. District Court in New

Answer: "The Catcher in the Rye,"

Answer: Lawyers for Salinger

Answer: stop a novel that presents Holden Caulfield, the disaffected teen hero of his classic "The Catcher in the Rye," as an old man.

Answer: abandoned cabin in rural Cambodia"

Answer: J.D. Salinger

Summary:
Lawsuit seeks halt to "60 Years Later: Coming Through the Rye"
J.D. Salinger says "sequel" infringes on copyright of his classic novel .
New author says he's former gravedigger, discovered "Catcher" in Cambodia .
Court hearing scheduled for Monday in New York .


(CNN) -- Red Cross President and CEO Mark W. Everson has stepped down after revelations he was "engaged in a personal relationship with a subordinate employee," the organization announced Tuesday. Mark W. Everson says he is leaving his post, effective immediately, for "personal and family reasons." The Red Cross Board of Governors asked for and received Everson's  resignation after it "concluded that the situation reflected poor judgment on Mr. Everson's part and diminished his ability to lead the organization in the future,"  the Red Cross said in a statement on its Web site. Everson, 53, said in a written statement that he was leaving the $500,000-per-year job "for personal and family reasons, and deeply regret it is impossible for me to continue in a job so recently undertaken." Everson -- who is married and has two children -- joined the Red Cross as president and CEO last May. The organization became aware of Everson's relationship with a female Red Cross employee 10 days ago, Chief Public Affairs Officer Suzy C. DeFrancis told CNN in a telephone interview. "I think the board acted very quickly," she said, adding that the woman remains in her job. About Everson, DeFrancis said, "We're grateful for his service." The board of governors on Tuesday appointed Mary S. Elcano, general counsel and five-year Red Cross employee, as interim president and CEO. Everson had worked in the Bush administration from August 2001 -- including serving as commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service -- until he was hired by the Red Cross. "This is flabbergasting, that's all I can say. It's completely contrary to his public persona that he evidenced while he was at the IRS," said Suzanne Ross McDowell, a Washington-based attorney who served on an advisory committee to the IRS division that deals with tax-exempt organizations. "From the standpoint of exempt organizations on the non-profit sector, it's just another news story that we would rather not see," she said. "It's got nothing to do with the Red Cross," said Ira Milstein, a New York lawyer specializing in corporate governance who has worked with the organization and was impressed with Everson. "He was a team player and a good leader. To have him fall off a cliff like this is just sad." A search committee has been formed to begin the process of finding Everson's permanent replacement, the organization said. The job has been a challenging one. Marsha J. Evans resigned as president in 2005, after the Red Cross response to Hurricane Katrina came under fire. Four years earlier, Bernadine Healy quit the post after the organization was criticized for mishandling donations intended for victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks and collecting vast quantities of blood that was not needed and ultimately thrown out. Healy told reporters she "had no choice" about her resignation. Meanwhile, DeFrancis acknowledged Tuesday that, 14 years after a court ordered the agency to improve its collection of blood, it has yet to meet federal safety and quality-control requirements. E-mail to a friend

Question: What involves a subordinate female Red Cross employee?

Question: What concluded that the situation reflected poor judgment?

Question: What did the Red Cross become aware of?

Question: What did the board conclude?

Question: who is part of the relationship?

Question: Board "concluded that the situation reflected poor judgment on Mr. Everson's part"

Question: Who had deep regrets?

Question: Who says it became aware of the relationship 10 days ago?

Answer: a personal relationship

Answer: The Red Cross Board of Governors

Answer: Everson's relationship with a female

Answer: the situation reflected poor judgment on Mr. Everson's part and diminished his ability to lead the organization in the future,"

Answer: with a subordinate employee,"

Answer: Red Cross

Answer: Mark W. Everson

Answer: The organization

Summary:
Red Cross says it became aware of the relationship 10 days ago .
Relationship allegedly involves a subordinate female Red Cross employee .
Board "concluded that the situation reflected poor judgment on Mr. Everson's part"
Everson: I "deeply regret it is impossible for me to continue"


(CNN) -- Redmond O'Neal, the son of Oscar-nominated actor Ryan O'Neal and actress Farrah Fawcett, was arrested Sunday morning on drug charges, authorities said. Redmond O'Neal was stopped at a jail security checkpoint, and volunteered he had drugs, police said. The younger O'Neal was stopped during a routine search at a jail security checkpoint and he volunteered that he had drugs in his possession, said Steve Whitmore, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County sheriff's office. O'Neal was arrested on charges of bringing narcotics to a jail facility and possessing a controlled substance, Whitmore said. He would not disclose what drugs O'Neal had, but said he was taken to a jail facility about 40 miles north of Los Angeles. It was not clear whether O'Neal posted bail, which was set at $25,000. -- CNN's Ninette Sosa contributed to this report.

Question: Who was arrested on Sunday?

Question: On what charge he has been arrested for?

Question: Who was arrested?

Question: What was the bail amount?

Question: What were they arrested for?

Question: What was O'Neal arrested for?

Answer: O'Neal,

Answer: drug

Answer: O'Neal,

Answer: $25,000.

Answer: drug charges,

Answer: drug charges,

Summary:
Redmond O'Neal arrested Sunday at jail security checkpoint .
O'Neal was arrested on charges of bringing narcotics to a jail facility .
It was not clear whether O'Neal posted bail, which was set at $25,000 .


(CNN) -- Refugees at a settlement in southwestern Uganda have barricaded all roads into the camp to protest a food-aid disruption they say has caused the deaths of several children, refugee leaders said Tuesday. "We have spent three months without any food supplies from government nor from any food relief or humanitarian agency," Congolese refugee leader Serugendo Sekalinda said by telephone. The protest began Tuesday after the deaths of three children Monday night, refugees said. Those were the latest of dozens of children who have died in the past two weeks due to hunger, refugee leaders said. But Needa Jehu Hoyah, a spokeswoman for the United Nations refugee agency, known as the UNHCR, told CNN by telephone from the Ugandan capital, Kampala, that no children have died in the Nakivale settlement, which has tens of thousands of refugees. "We have a malnutrition program [in Nakivale] for children, [but] no children have died of hunger there," she said. The UNHCR, along with the U.N.'s World Food Program and the Ugandan government, will deliver a food shipment to the settlement Wednesday, Hoyah said. Uganda's disaster preparedness and refugees minister, professor Tarsis Kabwejyere, told CNN that the refugees living in that camp -- most of whom fled fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo -- would have their full rations Wednesday. For a time they've been getting half rations, he said. "By tomorrow there will be no food crisis at that settlement," Kabwejyere said. "We do our best to make sure humanity survives, even in the hardships in refugee settlements, so people have a reasonable existence." The food shortage came about as a result of a disruption in the food supply chain and a shortage of money for food, the minister said. Hoyah agreed that there "were issues with the food pipeline." Protesters at the Nakivale settlement, about 400 kilometers (248 miles) southwest of Kampala and 6 kilometers (3.7 miles) north of the Ugandan border with Tanzania, gathered at the homes where the most recent deaths of children have occurred, Sekalinda said. "We are demanding to be relocated to another country where we can be protected from death caused by hunger," he said. While the settlement's population is composed mainly of refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo, it also houses refugees from conflicts in Rwanda, Ethiopia, Somalia, Eritrea and Kenya. Nakivale is the largest and oldest of the five refugee settlements in Uganda, having opened more than two decades ago. People living there are provided small plots of land on which to grow crops, and they often build huts made of mud, water and thatched grass. As many as 155,000 refugees live in all the camps in Uganda, according to the UNHCR. As of January of this year, there were also an estimated 853,000 internally displaced persons, or IDPs, the UNHCR says on its Web site. The IDPs were forced from their villages in the past decade by attacks from the Lord's Resistance Army, which wants to create a democratic government in Uganda based on the Bible's Ten Commandments. Last week, an African Union summit in Kampala endorsed a declaration to end the forceful displacement of people in all of Africa. Delegates to the poorly attended summit also pledged to aid refugees and IDPs by training them in vocational skills so they could find work during and after their forced displacement. Journalist Samson Ntale in Kampala, Uganda, contributed to this report

Question: What causes death of children?

Question: When the food is coming?

Question: What is causing the deaths of children?

Question: What day is  food coming?

Question: What did the UN refugee agency deny?

Question: What caused dead?

Question: how many children died?

Question: The United Nations refugee agency denies what?

Question: When did protests begin?

Question: What is causing deaths of children?

Answer: food-aid disruption

Answer: Wednesday,

Answer: food-aid disruption

Answer: Wednesday,

Answer: children have died in the Nakivale settlement,

Answer: food-aid disruption

Answer: three

Answer: no children have died in the Nakivale settlement,

Answer: Tuesday

Answer: food-aid disruption

Summary:
Lack of food causing deaths of children, refugees at Ugandan settlement say .
Protest began after three children died Monday, refugee leader says .
United Nations refugee agency denies any child has died of hunger at Nakivale .
But agency acknowledges supply problem, says food coming Wednesday .


(CNN) -- Reigning Australian Open champion Rafael Nadal was forced to retire hurt from his quarterfinal match against Andy Murray in Melbourne on Tuesday.

The Spaniard, who suffered injury trouble for much of last season, was 6-3 7-6 (7-2) 3-0  down to the 22-year-old Scot when he pulled out of the match after struggling with his right knee for much of the third set.

Murray spoke of his disappointment regarding the manner of his progression but was pleased with his standard of play.

"I've known Rafa since I was 13, he's my favorite player to watch so I was gutted for him," Murray told reporters after the game.

"I came through a few tough moments at the start of the match but I thought I found the right tactics to win, I played really well tonight.

"I had to go for my shots and when the big points come keep them short, as you don't want to play long points against Rafa."

Murray's victory sets-up a semifinal clash with Croatian Marin Cilic, who underlined his growing reputation by hitting  20 aces and 63 winners to consign seventh seed Andy Roddick to defeat.

A win that has Murray keenly anticipating his next challenge: "Nerves will be there about making my first Australian final but I lost to [Cilic] in straight sets at the U.S. Open so there is a bit of revenge to be had there."

Cilic, 21, toppled Roddick 7-6 (7-4), 6-3, 3-6, 2-6, 6-3, after the American battled with a shoulder injury for a large part of the grueling five-set, four-hour marathon match.

Roddick hit back with 15 aces and 47 winners but Cilic, who took the scalp of U.S. Open champion Juan Martin Del Potro in the previous round, sealed his 10th win from 10 matches of 2010 to reach his first grand slam semifinal.

World number one Roger Federer faces Russian Nikolay Davydenko in tomorrow's other quarterfinal while Novak Djokovic of Serbia will take on Jo-Wilfried Tsonga of France.

Question: Who will Murray face in the semis?

Question: whois rafeal nadal

Question: Who has quit the Australian Open?

Question: Who does Roger Federer take on in the semis?

Question: Who progressed to the semis?

Question: who was beaten by marin cilic

Question: Where is Marin Cilic from?

Answer: Rafael Nadal

Answer: Australian Open champion

Answer: Rafael Nadal

Answer: Russian Nikolay Davydenko

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Andy Roddick

Answer: Croatian

Summary:
Rafael Nadal quits the Australian Open injured to see Andy Murray progress to semis .
American Andy Roddick is beaten by Marin Cilic of Croatia after four-hour battle .
Murray to face Cilic in the semis while Roger Federer takes on Nikolay Davydenko .


(CNN) -- Relatives of missing 5-year-old Haleigh Cummings have given DNA samples, and the mobile home where she lived is no longer off-limits as a crime scene, authorities in Florida said Friday.

Haleigh Cummings, 5, was last seen as she was put to bed about 8 p.m. February 9.

The blue double-wide trailer near the tiny town of Satsuma, Florida, has been turned over to the child's father, but he does not plan to live there, said Capt. Dick Schauland of the Putnam County Sheriff's office.

The 25-year-old father, Ronald Cummings, "is just not comfortable" living in the trailer where his daughter was last seen, Schauland said.

Authorities have collected DNA samples from Haleigh's father, her mother and other people connected to the case, including the father's 17-year-old girlfriend, Misty Croslin, Schauland added.

Police have said they think Haleigh was abducted but have provided few details of their investigation.  Watch Hailey's grandmother plead for her return »

Croslin said she tucked Haleigh and her 4-year-old brother into bed about 8 p.m. February 9. She said she went to sleep herself about 10 p.m. but woke at 3 a.m. to find Haleigh missing and a back door propped open by bricks.

Ronald Cummings called police and reported his daughter missing when he returned from work at dawn.

Haleigh's younger brother later told family members that a man dressed in black came into the trailer and took Haleigh from her bed. Go inside Haleigh's bedroom

Authorities have used cadaver dogs to search the area near the trailer. The searches were suspended a week ago, Schauland said.

Haleigh was reported missing on the same day a memorial service was held for Caylee Anthony, a Florida girl who had been missing for months before her remains were found in December. Her mother has been charged with murder.

Haleigh's case received wide publicity as television crews made the short trip from Caylee's service in Orlando to Haleigh's home in Satsuma, east of Gainesville in northern Florida. Caylee Anthony's grandfather, a former police officer, later traveled to the command post to comfort and advise the missing child's father.

Family members of Ronald Cummings and Haleigh's mother, Crystal Sheffield, set up camp under tents near the police command post, going on camera to beg for the child's safe return.

The relationship between Cummings and Sheffield has been described as "rocky." The two shared custody of the children, with each parent caring for the children every other weekend.

Schauland said authorities have received about 2,400 tips from across the country: "all kinds of folks, psychics."

Asked how the family was holding up, he said, "It's really tough on them, as you can imagine. ... I can't imagine what they're going through."

Question: Who has given DNA samples

Question: where was she last seen

Question: who is missing

Question: What has been released to the girl's father

Question: What  age is the missing child

Question: what does the police think

Answer: Haleigh's father, her mother and other people connected to the case, including the father's 17-year-old girlfriend, Misty Croslin,

Answer: Satsuma, Florida,

Answer: 5-year-old Haleigh Cummings

Answer: blue double-wide trailer

Answer: 5-year-old

Answer: Haleigh was abducted

Summary:
Missing child Haleigh Cummings' kin give DNA samples .
Mobile home where Haleigh last seen no longer a crime scene .
Double-wide has been released to girl's father .
Police think 5-year-old was abducted from her bed February 9-10 .


(CNN) -- Relief teams dug through rose gardens at the headquarters of the Bangladesh Rifles Sunday, looking for more than 70 army officers still missing -- and presumed killed -- after a deadly uprising by paramilitary forces last week.

Bangladeshi firefighters continued to uncover bodies Friday of Bangladesh Rifles officers from a mass grave.

By late Saturday night, 72 bodies had been found floating in a river or in three mass graves inside the compound of the Rifles, or BDR, in the capital city, Dhaka, the Home Ministry said.

Fifty of the dead were confirmed to be army officers, shot or stabbed to death. Another six were Rifles troops, or jawans. The rest of the bodies were too damaged for immediate identification, the ministry said.

But four days since the rebellion, grieving family members keeping vigil outside the headquarters were losing hope of seeing their loved ones alive again. Some men quietly recited verses from the Quran, Islam's holy book, or counted prayer beads. Several women howled in despair and collapsed hopelessly on the pavement.

Sympathy for the mutineers has dried up, a Bangladeshi journalist said.

"The first day of the incident, Bangladeshis were for the BDR. They thought they had legitimate concerns of army officer corruption and denial of basic necessities to them," said Ashraf Kaiser, host of the television show, "Road to Democracy."

"But from the second day, when we started getting news of missing officers and seeing pictures of one body after another being pulled out, the perception changed," he said.

One can see the shift in the media coverage of the mutiny, he said.

"What was being called Pilkhana revolt or rebellion" -- named after the area of the city where the BDR compounds are located -- "is now being dubbed the Pilkhana massacre."

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina initially earned high marks for persuading the jawans to surrender in exchange for amnesty. But now she finds herself in a delicate balancing act: trying to appease an army that demands the killers, who stubbed out the lives of so many of its officers, be punished.

She met for hours Sunday with the army's top officials, and made several concessions.

A committee the Home Ministry set up to investigate the mutiny will be shuffled to include more members from the army's ranks.

She has also backtracked from her promise of amnesty. Killers will face trial, she said, and ordered jawans to return to their posts or report to police stations by the end of the day Sunday.

Hundreds of jawans lined up at a field outside the Pilkhana headquarters, insisting to reporters they fled the compound during the rebellion.

They kissed their loved ones as they waited, assuring wives and fathers they were innocent but asking for their prayers.

The fear of a military take-over is a pervasive one in Bangladesh. The country has experienced a series of coup since its independence in 1971, including one that killed Hasina's father -- the country's independence leader.

The current government itself came to power in December, after two years of an army-backed rule.

"Hasina has her responsibility to keep peace and tranquility and so she did what she did," said Aneeqa Khan, a student who lives not far from the BDR headquarters. "And you can't fault the army from reacting. They lost so many people."

The military did its part to allay fears of retaliation.

"I believe if exemplary punishment is meted out to the people involved directly or indirectly in the mutiny, it will help pacify the anger among our officers and soldiers," Brig. Gen. Mahmud Hossain told reporters.

The standoff started Wednesday when BDR troops rebelled against their commanders. The BDR is a paramilitary force distinct from the army, but its commanders are career army officers.

The Rifles is responsible primarily for guarding the country's borders. The force, more than 65,000-strong, also takes part in operations such as monitoring polls.

The troops staged their rebellion on the second day of BDR Week, when officers and troops from various BDR outposts along

Question: How many were confirmed to be army officers?

Question: Where were 72 bodies found?

Question: Where did mutiny erupt?

Question: Number of bodies found floating in the river?

Question: Who was confirmed to be army officers?

Question: How many bodies were found floating in a river?

Question: How many bodies were found floating?

Question: When did the standoff start?

Answer: 70

Answer: floating in a river or in three mass graves inside the compound of the Rifles,

Answer: headquarters of the Bangladesh Rifles

Answer: 72

Answer: Fifty of the dead

Answer: 72

Answer: 72

Answer: Wednesday

Summary:
72 bodies found floating in a river or in three mass graves inside Rifles' compound .
Fifty of the dead were confirmed to be army officers .
Standoff started Wednesday when Rifles troops rebelled against commanders .
More than 160 were inside Bangladesh Rifles headquarters when mutiny erupted .


(CNN) -- Rem Koolhaas revolutionizes city landscapes with distinctive and cutting-edge buildings. Seattle's Central Library is one of Rem Koolhaas' recent builds. Responsible for the iconic CCTV headquarters in Beijing the Dutch architect was named one of "The World's Most Influential People" by Time magazine. Similar to the man himself, his buildings are not afraid to make a statement. "We felt it was very important for an entity like CCTV to make its presence felt... To generate a space and to define a space, that is the main thing," he told CNN at the opening of his "Transformer" building in Seoul, South Korea. Koolhaas admits that the current economic climate is not particularly favorable to big and bold architectural plans, but from adversity comes creativity. "Definitely there were a number of projects that we worked on put on hold, but on the other hand certain things were also accelerated because the price of construction is getting so cheap." Despite these new parameters he remains optimistic that his profession will continue to invent and be relevant, "because it means kind of smaller, but more complex and kind of interesting things, kind of related to, not necessarily with commerce, but more connected to culture and to the social world." His buildings have attracted worldwide fame and given Koolhaas himself a form of semi-celebrity status. Yet Koolhaas still feels a sense of unease being labeled a "Starchitect." "I think it's a name that is actually degrading to the vast majority of people it is applied to. And it really is a kind of political term that for certain clients is important because they use star architects. My hope is that through the current complexity that title will exit discretely and disappear," he said. He believes that by being able to respond to different demands architecture is evolving into something new. "It is not possible to live in this age if you don't have a sense of many contradictory forces," he said. "Each building has to be beautiful, but cheap and fast, but it lasts forever. That is already an incredible battery of seemingly contradictory demands. So yes, I'm definitely perhaps contradictory person, but I operate in very contradictory times."

Question: What is the architect's name?

Question: What is the architect's nationality?

Question: Who embraces contradictions in a project?

Question: Who is the creative force behind landmark buildings across the world?

Question: What are two examples of his architecture?

Question: What does Koolhaas embrace?

Answer: Rem

Answer: Dutch

Answer: Rem

Answer: Rem

Answer: Seattle's Central Library

Answer: bold architectural plans,

Summary:
Dutch architect is creative force behind landmark buildings across the world .
Beijing's CCTV building and Seattle's Central Library are two bold examples .
Koolhaas embraces contradictions in a project and creative-commercial tensions .


(CNN) -- Remember "You're money, baby"? Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau making the L.A. bar scene in "Swingers" back in 1996? In the film, couples go to the Eden Resort, which is offering a great package deal on relationship counseling. They were young and hungry then, and there was insolence in their hustle, but at least they pressed their case: They knew they were sharp enough to be players. Since then, Favreau has gone on to direct blockbusters like "Elf" and "Iron Man," and his buddy Vaughn has stacked up a string of hits in the company of Frat Packers Will Ferrell, Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson. Well, they're not hungry anymore, and not so young either. Between them (and with an assist from Dana "What Happens in Vegas" Fox), they have cooked up "Couples Retreat," a marriage comedy that coincidentally doubles as an enviable excuse for an extended shoot in Bora Bora.  Watch the stars talk about the shoot » That's the tropical location of the Eden Resort, which is offering a great package deal for married couples looking for relationship counseling. Jason and Cynthia (Jason Bateman and Kristen Bell) want to give it a shot, and persuade their supposedly happily married friends Dave and Ronnie (Vaughn and Malin Akerman), Joey and Lucy (Favreau and Kristin Davis), and Shane and his 20-year-old girlfriend Trudy (Faizon Love and Kali Hawk) to join in the fun. Apparently, nobody has trouble raising the fare, even in these recessionary times. Once there, however, they are dismayed to find Eden is run with iron discipline, and the mandatory therapy sessions soon expose serious cracks in each of the relationships. Directed by Peter "A Christmas Story" Billingsley -- another old friend of Vaughn's -- "Couples Retreat" can't decide if it's satirizing New Age-y therapies or exploring marital breakdown. So it gives us a little of both, with some sub-Apatow sex humor on the side. As a commercial recipe, that's fine. America's ticket buyers have shown time and again they're desperate for a laugh and willing to overlook widespread mediocrity to get it. But you might hope for something a bit less lazy from this team. And shouldn't a movie with "Couples" in the title be less lopsided in its approach to the sexes? I guess in contrast to such boys-will-be-boys romps as "The Hangover" and "Wild Hogs," at least this time the wives get to come along, not that any of them has much to say for herself. Trudy wants to party. Lucy has eyes for the yoga instructor (Carlos Ponce). Ronnie wants some romance. And Cynthia ... I don't know what Cynthia wants, but getting away from her control freak husband certainly seems like the way to go. The guys are noticeably chubbier, but equally one-dimensional. It's just that that dimension enjoys rather more screen time as Billingsley indulges Vaughn and Favreau's less-than-inspired improvisational riffs on marital frustration, machismo and middle-age spread. We even have to endure a Guitar Hero duel. For a movie made by a bunch of friends, it's strange that we don't get any sense of how or why these couples hang out together. But so long as there's a pretentious Frenchman to scoff at, an officious Brit and a sexy Hispanic, at least they're united by what they're not. Whether by accident or design, "Couples Retreat" does such a good job exposing what selfish, insensitive jerks these guys are, the contrived and conventional ending actually has a feel-bad undertow. You've got to suspect that back home in suburbia, these couples are doomed to live unhappily ever after. "Couples Retreat" is rated PG-13 and runs 107 minutes.

Question:
What does the movie focus on?
What does the movie offer?
Who co-wrote "Couples Retreat"?
Who wrote Couples Retreat?
What does most of the movie focus on?
What does the plot concern?

Answer: relationship counseling.

Answer: great package deal on relationship counseling.

Answer: Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau

Answer: Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau

Answer: In the film, couples go to the Eden Resort, which is offering a great package deal on relationship counseling.

Answer: couples go to the Eden Resort, which is offering a great package deal on relationship counseling.

Summary:
"Couples Retreat" stars, was co-written by Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau .
Plot concerns couples who head for a vacation in Bora Bora, issues in tow .
Movie offers some nice scenery, but it's lazy with the laughs and plot .
Most of the movie focuses on male half of couples .


(CNN) -- Remember the iPod Nano and iPod Touch? They'll be getting some feature and style upgrades, as well as some price-slashing, in the near future.

Although the iPods were largely overshadowed by Tuesday's iPhone 4S news, Apple CEO Tim Cook also announced a handful of tweaks to Apple's iconic music-player line -- in plenty of time, of course, for the holiday shopping season.

The new Touch, now the most popular iPod, will be available in both black and white and get a $30 price cut, to $199 for 8GB of storage, $299 for 32 gigs and $399 for 64.

It will also run Apple's new iOS5 operating system, meaning its ability to run apps, surf the Web and the like will maintain its unofficial status as the iPhone-without-a-phone. The new Touch ships on October 12.

The Nano, perhaps appropriately, is getting an even smaller update. The most fun change will be Apple's addition of 16 new clock faces for folks who use the tiny player's 1.5-inch screen as a watch. Our favorite? The iconic Mickey Mouse watch is now available, with Mickey's hands spinning around to tell the time.

It's also getting a price cut, down to $129 for the 8GB version and $149 for 16GB. The runt of the litter, the 2GB Nano, goes for a mere $49. (Virtually free by Apple's standards, if still more expensive than some rival mp3 players with the same limited storage space).

Totally lost in the shuffle (see what we did there?) was any mention at all of the iPod Classic or ... Shuffle.

The two didn't get a single mention at Tuesday's event, just as they were left out in the cold at last year's iPod event.

That's led to lots of stories in the tech press speculating that the clock is ticking toward the demise of the two venerable players. (You know ... even if this one, from The Unofficial Apple Weblog, was dead wrong).

But Apple's online store Wednesday showed both devices still for sale.

It's clear Apple wants to move completely to touchscreen and abandon the old-fashioned click wheel on the Classic and Shuffle (the Nano's click wheel disappeared last year).

Time will tell how long the older devices last, although for our money there's still something to be said for the top-of-the-line Classic, with its massive 160 gigabytes of storage, as a repository for folks' entire music collection.

Music and other media content got another boost Tuesday with Apple announcing plans that could move iTunes into the cloud.

The iCloud service will now be integrated into the iOS 5 operating system. It will work with apps and allow content to be stored on remote servers instead of the users' iPod, iPhone or other device. Each device will get 5GB of free storage, according to Cook.

Working with iTunes, the cloud-based service would let a user access their music, videos and the like from any Apple device running iOS5.

Question: What will be an integrated part of the new OS?

Question: What has been overshadowd

Question: What was overshadowed

Question: How many new clock faces were unvieled

Question: What will allow storage on remote servers

Question: How many new clock faces did Apple unveil?

Question: What ws unveiled

Question: What devices got freshened  up by Apple?

Answer: iCloud service

Answer: iPods

Answer: iPods

Answer: 16

Answer: The iCloud service

Answer: 16

Answer: new Touch,

Answer: iPod Touch?

Summary:
iPods, while overshadowed by the iPhone 4S, got freshened up by Apple .
The iPod Nano and Touch both saw price cuts .
Apple unveiled 16 new "clock faces" for the Nano -- including the time-honored Mickey Mouse .
iCloud will integrate with new operating system, let users store music, videos on remote servers .


(CNN) -- Remember the worst job you ever had? You know, back when there were jobs to be had? Jesse Eisenberg tries to strike up a relationship with Kristen Stewart in "Adventureland." For writer-director Greg Mottola, it was the summer he spent on hiatus between college and the real world, working as a carny at the local carnival. He's turned the experience into the basis for the wonderful "Adventureland." Handing out stuffed animals to the lucky customer whose tin horse romps home in first place -- this is not how James (Jesse Eisenberg from "The Squid and the Whale") would choose to see himself. The paycheck is dismal, but undeniably commensurate with (as a character puts it) "the work of pathetic, lazy morons," which is what it comes down to. Most jobs have their compensations, though. At Adventureland, for James, the biggest benefit comes in the form of Em (Kristen Stewart), another recent grad with plans to move to New York in the fall, and who isn't entirely disdainful of his company. Last time out of the gate Mottola enjoyed a hit with the spectacularly lewd "Superbad," an angle that Miramax Films is understandably keen to play up in the marketing this time around. At first glance the cap seems to fit. James' sexual experience -- or rather the lack of it -- is a defining element in the story. "Adventureland" comes with the usual farcical peccadilloes of teen comedy -- barf gags, car wrecks and inopportune erections -- as well as several familiar supporting players from the Judd Apatow stable. Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig are engagingly upbeat as the mutually besotted park managers, and Martin Starr (from "Freaks and Geeks") is James' cerebral, pipe-smoking buddy, Joel. (Mottola directed a couple of episodes of Apatow's short-lived Fox series "Undeclared.") There's also an extended cameo from Ryan Reynolds, an actor whose faintly supercilious good looks have graced innumerable dumb slacker comedies, including "Van Wilder," "Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle" and "Waiting." Yet, after an initial flurry of gross guffaws, the movie edges toward something rather different: a nuanced, sensitive coming-of-age story that finds its heart in post-adolescent romantic turmoil. Obviously adept with actors, Mottola respects his characters too much to let first impressions stick. The relationships in "Adventureland" are much richer, and stickier, for it. The understanding that James arrives at with his father (Jack Gilpin), for example, is delineated in just a handful of looks and glances between them, but it's enough to imply the older man's resignation at his fate, and his appreciation for James' tacit sympathy. It's in moments like these (and there are a number of them) that we're reminded Mottola made a fine indie movie, "The Daytrippers," more than a decade ago now, another sharp and tender comic distillation of family bonds and fractures. Blessed with comical seriousness, Eisenberg is like a young Woody Allen: fretful, intelligent, naive and deluded. And like Allen, he seems to enjoy more than his fair share of luck with the opposite sex. Still, "Adventureland" makes more effort than "Superbad" -- not that hard admittedly -- to develop a character for Stewart. Looking wan and pensive (the "Twilight" star always looks in need of a good night's sleep), Stewart as Em gives the impression she's living life more acutely than the others. She seems to have more on the line. Set in the mid-'80s, the film suggests the period unobtrusively, but predominantly through pop music. Lou Reed provides sweet relief to repeated bursts of Falco's "Rock Me Amadeus." Yes, in retrospect, that's exactly what being young in 1987 was like. A mature movie about immature young people, "Adventureland" may be too muted to succeed in today's marketplace, too sensitive for its own good. Like an

Question: Who directs the film?

Question: Who cares about characters?

Question: Who is the director?

Question: What is "Adventureland" about?

Question: Who is the director of movie?

Question: Who is the main character in the film "Adventureland?"

Question: What is Adventureland about?

Answer: Greg Mottola,

Answer: Mottola

Answer: Greg Mottola,

Answer: it was the summer he spent on hiatus between college and the real world, working as a carny at the local carnival.

Answer: Greg Mottola,

Answer: Eisenberg

Answer: it was the summer he spent on hiatus between college and the real world, working as a carny at the local carnival.

Summary:
"Adventureland" is about a young man spending a summer in a crummy carnival .
Tom Charity: Film pays attention to teen movie clichés but goes much deeper .
Director Greg Mottola cares about characters, making movie richer, Charity says .


(CNN) -- Renee Pernice, a 35-year-old mother of two young children, vanished from her home in Kansas City, Missouri, shortly after New Year's this year. She hasn't been heard from since. Renee Pernice is pictured here with her two sons and husband, Shon. Police believe foul play is involved, yet they have not found her body. No one has been arrested in the case. Police have not named her husband, Shon Pernice, as a person of interest or a suspect in the case. However, "he's the last known person to see her alive," said Doug Niemeier, a sergeant with the Kansas City Police Department. Six months after Renee Pernice disappeared, police say they still have questions about her husband in the days after her disappearance, including why he allegedly accessed a local fire department's hazardous materials building around 4:30 a.m. January 3. "It should be noted that multiple types of cleaners, solvents and cleaning supplies are stored at Station #5," a police affidavit says. Attorneys for Shon Pernice declined to comment for this story. Police and family say Renee was pursuing a divorce around the time she disappeared. A local firefighter, Shon Pernice has said he was not involved in her disappearance. He told a local activist in March that "I didn't harm my wife one bit. Not at all." In that interview, one of the few in which he's referenced his wife's disappearance, he added, "It's gut-wrenching thinking that either she's got a rich-ass doctor boyfriend somewhere and she's happy, or she's dead." Since his wife disappeared, Shon Pernice has been arrested twice on unrelated charges: once for allegedly stealing a neighbor's gun and another time for disturbing the peace in an incident with that same neighbor this past July Fourth weekend. "As everybody knows, my wife has been missing since January 2," he told CNN affiliate KCTV5. "This is what it stems from. Basically what the media ... has portrayed of me -- of the whole situation. There's a lot of people that don't like me." The couple's two sons, ages 6 and 9, remain in the care of the father, although Renee Pernice's mother has sought custody of them. "There is a lot that just isn't right," said Rick Pretz, the missing woman's father. "It's not a stable environment for the children." Renee Pernice was known for being a caring mother, a talented nurse at St. Luke's Hospital and a gentle animal lover always surrounded by dogs. Neighbors say they last saw her in her backyard with her dogs the morning of Friday, January 2, 2009. When police searched the home, they say they found her purse, coat and other items still in the house. Her car was in the garage. Police say her cell phone was missing from the house. A homeless man found the phone in grass about 15 miles from her home, in an area Renee Pernice was not known to frequent, police say. It was found around midnight January 3, the affidavit says. Since then, police and volunteer teams have searched the area extensively, but they have found nothing. "Family members and common friends of both Shon and Renee told police that Renee was not the kind of mother who would separate herself from her children for any reason," the affidavit says. "Family members advised that finding Renee's purse at the residence was highly unusual as she never went anywhere without her purse." According to the affidavit, investigators watched Shon Pernice drive away from the home with his wife's dog and drop it off at a park a few days after he reported his wife missing. The affidavit also alleges that a drop of blood was found in the garage. However, authorities have not released whether it matched Renee Pernice or her husband. According to Renee Pernice's family, she was not the kind of person to take off on her own without letting her family

Question: What do police believe?

Question: What person disappeared from her home?

Question: Police say her husband accessed what building?

Question: What did police say her husband accessed?

Question: What did attoneys for Shon Pernice decline?

Question: Where was Renee Pernice last seen?

Question: What did police believe was involved?

Question: What do her husband's attorneys say?

Question: What do police think happened?

Answer: foul play is involved,

Answer: Renee

Answer: local fire department's hazardous materials

Answer: a local fire department's hazardous materials building

Answer: to comment

Answer: in her backyard

Answer: foul play

Answer: declined to comment

Answer: foul play is involved,

Summary:
Renee Pernice disappeared from her home shortly after New Year's this year .
Police believe foul play is involved, although they have not found a body .
Police say her husband accessed a HazMat building shortly after she disappeared .
Attorneys for husband, Shon Pernice, declined comment for this report .