Jimmy is an defense attorney and is in the middle of a trial regarding tornado damage to a house. A plaintiff's witness on direct examination testifies that the sky had turned a dark orange color before the storm hit. The plaintiff's attorney then says to the judge, "Your Honor, pursuant to FRE 201 I'd like the court to take judicial notice that the sky is normally a blue color and not orange." Jimmy objects to the request. Jimmy's objection O will be overruled since the sky's color is an adjudicative fact will be sustained since rule 201 does not cover adjudicative facts O will be sustained if the judge feels the sky's color is an evaluative fact O will be overruled since the judge will give an instruction on mandatory presumptions