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Is this a positive review?
This franchise never disappoints on the heart stopping stunts, fight sequences and star power. This time the new faces, in addition to the core four, are Rita Moreno as Abuelita and Jason Momoa as Dante who steal the show. | 2fc2a3e5483cd2b6aa4099f6f41b0b75840d09983a78d55e5c2cd403816d70b3 | [
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"content": "Is this a positive review?\n\nThis franchise never disappoints on the heart stopping stunts, fight sequences and star power. This time the new faces, in addition to the core four, are Rita Moreno as Abuelita and Jason Momoa as Dante who steal the show.",
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Is this a positive review?
This franchise never disappoints on the heart stopping stunts, fight sequences and star power. This time the new faces, in addition to the core four, are Rita Moreno as Abuelita and Jason Momoa as Dante who steal the show.<|endoftext|>
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This is a very positive review, it indicates that the franchise has delivered based on past expectations in addition to adding more likable characters for the audience. <|endoftext|>
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I'm trying to choose colors for my website. Can you make me some javascript to change the body color to a random color on the click of a button? | 82ad42867fcd6cbfe941a30e667bce7ae427aaaf799616422c0719e11cd3e218 | [
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"content": "Sure, this code will do what you require.\n\nwindow.addEventListener('load', function() {\n function colorRandomizer() {\n\n // calculate a random number for each RGB channel\n const red = Math.floor(Math.random() * 256);\n const green = Math.floor(Math.random() * 256);\n const blue = Math.floor(Math.random() * 256);\n\n // concatenate the color into an RGB string and apply it to document.body\n const color = `rgb(${red}, ${green}, ${blue})`;\n document.body.style.backgroundColor = color;\n }\n\n // add a button to call colorRandomizer\n const button = document.createElement('button');\n button.textContent = 'Change Color';\n button.addEventListener('click', colorRandomizer);\n document.body.appendChild(button);\n});",
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I'm trying to choose colors for my website. Can you make me some javascript to change the body color to a random color on the click of a button?<|endoftext|>
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Sure, this code will do what you require.
window.addEventListener('load', function() {
function colorRandomizer() {
// calculate a random number for each RGB channel
const red = Math.floor(Math.random() * 256);
const green = Math.floor(Math.random() * 256);
const blue = Math.floor(Math.random() * 256);
// concatenate the color into an RGB string and apply it to document.body
const color = `rgb(${red}, ${green}, ${blue})`;
document.body.style.backgroundColor = color;
}
// add a button to call colorRandomizer
const button = document.createElement('button');
button.textContent = 'Change Color';
button.addEventListener('click', colorRandomizer);
document.body.appendChild(button);
});<|endoftext|>
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My friend and I are planning to visit Williams, Arizona for a day. What should we do? Create a short blog-style post of various sights to see or places to visit while we’re in town. If you can provide a brief history of the city, that would be great, too! | b5d02a83b2d66adac028fba3010b18cdce1dd9e37651b37d68e828f47116816e | [
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"content": "My friend and I are planning to visit Williams, Arizona for a day. What should we do? Create a short blog-style post of various sights to see or places to visit while we’re in town. If you can provide a brief history of the city, that would be great, too!",
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"content": "Williams, Arizona was established in 1881 by Bill Williams, who was a famous mountaineer and fur trapper. At first, the area was mainly occupied by ranchers until the railroad in the early 1900s expanded tourism; it was made even easier for tourists to visit Williams when Route 66 was completed in 1926.\n\nHere are some things to consider doing while you spend your day in Williams, Arizona:\n\nOne of the top attractions tourists enjoy in town is the Grand Canyon Railway, a train that takes its passengers to and from the Grand Canyon’s South Rim. The train ride is two hours each way, so plan accordingly.\n\nAnother option for exploring Williams is checking out the stretch of Route 66 in the town. This is an easily walkable loop and, if you visit at night, you can see some interesting vintage neon signs lit up along the road. Twisters Soda Fountain, Goldies Route 66 Diner, and Cruiser’s Route 66 Cafe are among the local businesses found here.\n\nBearizona, located in Kaibab National Forest, is a unique drive-through wildlife park experience where visitors can witness wildlife from the comfort of their vehicle. Animals you might see here include the likes of black bears, wolves, bobcats, beavers, and badgers.\n\nIf you have any youths with you on your trip, they might enjoy a visit to Big Toy Playground, where guests (including adults) can operate large, earth-moving equipment for a dose of fun.",
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My friend and I are planning to visit Williams, Arizona for a day. What should we do? Create a short blog-style post of various sights to see or places to visit while we’re in town. If you can provide a brief history of the city, that would be great, too!<|endoftext|>
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Williams, Arizona was established in 1881 by Bill Williams, who was a famous mountaineer and fur trapper. At first, the area was mainly occupied by ranchers until the railroad in the early 1900s expanded tourism; it was made even easier for tourists to visit Williams when Route 66 was completed in 1926.
Here are some things to consider doing while you spend your day in Williams, Arizona:
One of the top attractions tourists enjoy in town is the Grand Canyon Railway, a train that takes its passengers to and from the Grand Canyon’s South Rim. The train ride is two hours each way, so plan accordingly.
Another option for exploring Williams is checking out the stretch of Route 66 in the town. This is an easily walkable loop and, if you visit at night, you can see some interesting vintage neon signs lit up along the road. Twisters Soda Fountain, Goldies Route 66 Diner, and Cruiser’s Route 66 Cafe are among the local businesses found here.
Bearizona, located in Kaibab National Forest, is a unique drive-through wildlife park experience where visitors can witness wildlife from the comfort of their vehicle. Animals you might see here include the likes of black bears, wolves, bobcats, beavers, and badgers.
If you have any youths with you on your trip, they might enjoy a visit to Big Toy Playground, where guests (including adults) can operate large, earth-moving equipment for a dose of fun.<|endoftext|>
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What does D&D stand for? Here is some text that can assist you in answering this question.
In Dungeons & Dragons, the players form an adventuring party who explore fantasy worlds together as they embark on epic quests and level up in experience. The Dungeon Master (also known as the DM) is the game's referee and storyteller. There’s no winning or losing in D&D—at least, not in the conventional way.
Dungeons & DragonsAt its heart, D&D is a game that focuses on storytelling. The dice just help you along. Everything is your decision, from what you look like, to how you act, to what happens next.
The collective creativity in your D&D game builds stories that you’ll tell again and again—ranging from the stuff of legend to absurd incidents that’ll make you laugh years later.
Have fun and remember the golden rule—never split the party! | 2d1be30d4a395d9945d2f6de24bb8829d6f476ff47b9fdb43ac0628614ebea82 | [
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What does D&D stand for? Here is some text that can assist you in answering this question.
In Dungeons & Dragons, the players form an adventuring party who explore fantasy worlds together as they embark on epic quests and level up in experience. The Dungeon Master (also known as the DM) is the game's referee and storyteller. There’s no winning or losing in D&D—at least, not in the conventional way.
Dungeons & DragonsAt its heart, D&D is a game that focuses on storytelling. The dice just help you along. Everything is your decision, from what you look like, to how you act, to what happens next.
The collective creativity in your D&D game builds stories that you’ll tell again and again—ranging from the stuff of legend to absurd incidents that’ll make you laugh years later.
Have fun and remember the golden rule—never split the party!<|endoftext|>
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D&D stands for Dungeons & Dragons.<|endoftext|>
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As if you were Sir David Attenborough, write a narration following someone playing Counter Strike Global Offensive on the map Dust 2 executing a B-Site Rush. The player gets the bomb down but dies when the enemy retakes the site. | f6c680386eb6d3b503e4c709dba9eb0ff3e4365b974ac77079ae9296bf8fdad7 | [
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As if you were Sir David Attenborough, write a narration following someone playing Counter Strike Global Offensive on the map Dust 2 executing a B-Site Rush. The player gets the bomb down but dies when the enemy retakes the site.<|endoftext|>
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Here we see the T-side player in his natural habitat. At his point in his development, he has many trials ahead, though the objective is clear. After an unfortunate stroke of hard luck, there is little in the way of the economy that he may use to prepare. The call is made for a desperate -- but not uncommon -- play. He purchases what little he can from the store and readies himself for the difficult journey.
His spawn is favorable. Knife in hand, he takes the Western path from his spawn down into the shaded upper tunnels. This is where he must face his first hurdle -- one that all too often ends in a deadly outcome. The narrow corridor leading to the B-Site lies ahead. As expected, an incendiary grenade is lobbed in creating a dangerous hazard for him and his team. Luckily, he prepared for this. Dropping a smoke while he runs, the smoke dissipates the inferno -- creating safe passage at the cost of visibility.
He bursts through the smoke from the end of the corridor. On the site now, he scans for enemies. Detecting one in the Car position and one in the Window position, he relays this information to his team using short specialized barks frequently referred to as, "calls." He trades damage with the enemy from Window before dispatching him with his less-than-optimal tools. The enemy at Car is dealt with by his teammates, though not without suffering casualties themselves.
The T-player sets the fuse, and the countdown timer to success begins. He holds an angle deep within the site checking the route he took earlier. Flanking enemies can be deadly. Patience is key. Seconds tick down toward the end. The enemy is out there. With no information, he can do little about it until they decide to engage.
Then it happens. A flash. He tries to look away, but he is too late. His vision fills with white followed quickly by his own demise. The countdown ends as the opponents defuse the objective. Though the round was lost, with a plant on site, the T-side Player will have a better advantage on his next attempt.<|endoftext|>
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Write a recipe for a DIY insecticide/fungicide plant spray using garlic. Include a three-sentence introduction, a bulleted list of ingredients, and step-by-step instructions in paragraph form. | 9c15030744886c5c5ac998502f8176a12cd607374f88b590c075c40f488fb83c | [
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"content": "In addition to repelling pests, garlic has strong antifungal properties. Garlic spray controls fungal plant diseases like leaf spots, early and late blight, and powdery mildew. This spray also works as a contact insecticide. However, be aware it will kill pests and beneficial insects like ladybugs, so be mindful of your little garden helpers when applying it. \nDIY Garlic Spray to Control Insects and Fungus\n- 1 head of garlic\n- 2 cups of water\n- 1 tablespoon of bleach-free dish soap\n- 2 tablespoons of mineral or vegetable oil\nPeel the garlic, place the cloves and water in a food processor or blender, and liquefy. Let the mixture sit overnight. Then, strain out any remaining garlic pieces and pour the liquid into a clean spray bottle. Next, add the liquid dish soap and mineral or vegetable oil and shake the bottle vigorously to blend. \nSpray all plant parts thoroughly, including both sides of the leaves. Fungal spores tend to emerge on the leaves undersides, and it's also a favorite hiding spot for insects.\nThis DIY garlic spray is also an effective pest repellent. Use it wherever you notice significant pest activity in your garden. To avoid accidentally burning the plant's leaves, it's best to test home remedies like this on a small part of the plant first and monitor for any adverse reactions.",
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Write a recipe for a DIY insecticide/fungicide plant spray using garlic. Include a three-sentence introduction, a bulleted list of ingredients, and step-by-step instructions in paragraph form.<|endoftext|>
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In addition to repelling pests, garlic has strong antifungal properties. Garlic spray controls fungal plant diseases like leaf spots, early and late blight, and powdery mildew. This spray also works as a contact insecticide. However, be aware it will kill pests and beneficial insects like ladybugs, so be mindful of your little garden helpers when applying it.
DIY Garlic Spray to Control Insects and Fungus
- 1 head of garlic
- 2 cups of water
- 1 tablespoon of bleach-free dish soap
- 2 tablespoons of mineral or vegetable oil
Peel the garlic, place the cloves and water in a food processor or blender, and liquefy. Let the mixture sit overnight. Then, strain out any remaining garlic pieces and pour the liquid into a clean spray bottle. Next, add the liquid dish soap and mineral or vegetable oil and shake the bottle vigorously to blend.
Spray all plant parts thoroughly, including both sides of the leaves. Fungal spores tend to emerge on the leaves undersides, and it's also a favorite hiding spot for insects.
This DIY garlic spray is also an effective pest repellent. Use it wherever you notice significant pest activity in your garden. To avoid accidentally burning the plant's leaves, it's best to test home remedies like this on a small part of the plant first and monitor for any adverse reactions.<|endoftext|>
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Bonnie is the kind of chatbot who will talk you out of anything. | 125b75fc5c24c29e82f376bf202d3cfc5097d5edc233e25662182bac79138165 | [
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"content": "Hi Bonnie. I'm thinking about buying this blue dress for the school dance.",
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"content": "Did you know that the color blue compliments skin that has cool undertones? Depending on your skin it may not be the best choice.",
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"content": "Oh, I have warm undertones. Maybe I’ll go with red, then. And, how about maybe pants instead of a dress?",
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"content": "Is this school dance a formal one? If so, a dress might be more suitable then pants.",
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"content": "It is formal. Good point. I'm thinking about wearing these silver high heels with my outfit.",
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"content": "Did you consider that high heels could adversely affect the function of your back over time? Just saying.",
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Bonnie is the kind of chatbot who will talk you out of anything.<|endoftext|>
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Hi Bonnie. I'm thinking about buying this blue dress for the school dance.<|endoftext|>
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Did you know that the color blue compliments skin that has cool undertones? Depending on your skin it may not be the best choice.<|endoftext|>
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Oh, I have warm undertones. Maybe I’ll go with red, then. And, how about maybe pants instead of a dress?<|endoftext|>
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Is this school dance a formal one? If so, a dress might be more suitable then pants.<|endoftext|>
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It is formal. Good point. I'm thinking about wearing these silver high heels with my outfit.<|endoftext|>
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Did you consider that high heels could adversely affect the function of your back over time? Just saying.<|endoftext|>
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Can you help me debug this JS function? I'd expect factorialize(5) to return 120, but it gives me a Syntax Error right now.
function factorialize(num) {
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"content": "Can you help me debug this JS function? I'd expect factorialize(5) to return 120, but it gives me a Syntax Error right now.\n\nfunction factorialize(num) {\n if (num < 0) \n return -1;\n else if (num == 0) \n return 1;\n else {\n return (num * factorialize(num - 1))\n}",
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Can you help me debug this JS function? I'd expect factorialize(5) to return 120, but it gives me a Syntax Error right now.
function factorialize(num) {
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The provided code is missing a closing curly brace, "}". Javascript code requires a matching number of opening and closing curly braces. If the code is missing a closing curly brace, the console will report an unexpected end of file error. This error can be resolved by adding a "}" after the final line of code in the function.
function factorialize(num) {
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In under five sentences, summarize this information about Dwayne Johnson --
American actor and former professional wrestler Dwayne Johnson boasts a mixed heritage. His mother is Samoan, while his father is African Canadian.
As a teen, Johnson had his mind set on playing professional football. The talented athlete even received a full scholarship to the University of Miami. Unfortunately, he was unable to play much due to a series of injuries. After graduating, Johnson signed up with a team in the Canadian Football League. But he was cut two months into the season.
Johnson returned to the US to try his hand at wrestling. His father and maternal grandfather had both been professional wrestlers. He joined the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) in 1996 and won his first title within a few months. The charismatic athlete quickly became one of the most successful and popular wrestlers of his era.
In 2001, Johnson, now nicknamed "The Rock," decided to try acting. He landed his first lead role in The Scorpion King a year later. Johnson's $5.5 million pay set a new record for first-time actors. He has since starred in several action films and franchises like Fast and Furious and Jumanji. Johnson is now one of the highest-paid stars in Hollywood.
Johnson frequently pays homage to his Samoan heritage in his social media posts. In 2019, he brought the Samoan culture to the big screen in Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw. | 5f75a16c0c2449533ee233d0f69ac2f795a31e810de5b36e04a46d4f3be47398 | [
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"content": "Dwayne Johnson (The Rock) is Samoan and African Canadian. He dreamt of playing football professionally, but a series of injuries meant he was cut two months into playing in the Canadian Football League. He joined the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) in 1996, quickly becoming popular and winning his first title within a few months. He began acting in 2001, starring in movies such as The Scorpion Year, Fast and Furious, and Jumanji. ",
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In under five sentences, summarize this information about Dwayne Johnson --
American actor and former professional wrestler Dwayne Johnson boasts a mixed heritage. His mother is Samoan, while his father is African Canadian.
As a teen, Johnson had his mind set on playing professional football. The talented athlete even received a full scholarship to the University of Miami. Unfortunately, he was unable to play much due to a series of injuries. After graduating, Johnson signed up with a team in the Canadian Football League. But he was cut two months into the season.
Johnson returned to the US to try his hand at wrestling. His father and maternal grandfather had both been professional wrestlers. He joined the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) in 1996 and won his first title within a few months. The charismatic athlete quickly became one of the most successful and popular wrestlers of his era.
In 2001, Johnson, now nicknamed "The Rock," decided to try acting. He landed his first lead role in The Scorpion King a year later. Johnson's $5.5 million pay set a new record for first-time actors. He has since starred in several action films and franchises like Fast and Furious and Jumanji. Johnson is now one of the highest-paid stars in Hollywood.
Johnson frequently pays homage to his Samoan heritage in his social media posts. In 2019, he brought the Samoan culture to the big screen in Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw.<|endoftext|>
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Dwayne Johnson (The Rock) is Samoan and African Canadian. He dreamt of playing football professionally, but a series of injuries meant he was cut two months into playing in the Canadian Football League. He joined the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) in 1996, quickly becoming popular and winning his first title within a few months. He began acting in 2001, starring in movies such as The Scorpion Year, Fast and Furious, and Jumanji. <|endoftext|>
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I am using selenium in python, how do I select a text box and input text into the field? Here is the full xpath: /html/body/center/form/div[1]/div[1]/div[2]/input | e0a21842b833527c5733b3f3d03a12904e592438f98c6d41da288ba182bd2fa0 | [
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"content": "Here is example code to input text into a text box:\n\nfrom selenium import webdriver\nfrom selenium.webdriver.common.keys import Keys\n\ndriver = webdriver.Chrome()\n\ndriver.get(\"http://www.google.com\")\n\n# Select the text box using its xpath\ntextbox = driver.find_element_by_xpath(\"/html/body/center/form/div[1]/div[1]/div[2]/input\")\n\n# Input text into the text box\ntextbox.send_keys(\"input text\")\n\ndriver.close()",
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I am using selenium in python, how do I select a text box and input text into the field? Here is the full xpath: /html/body/center/form/div[1]/div[1]/div[2]/input<|endoftext|>
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Here is example code to input text into a text box:
from selenium import webdriver
from selenium.webdriver.common.keys import Keys
driver = webdriver.Chrome()
driver.get("http://www.google.com")
# Select the text box using its xpath
textbox = driver.find_element_by_xpath("/html/body/center/form/div[1]/div[1]/div[2]/input")
# Input text into the text box
textbox.send_keys("input text")
driver.close()<|endoftext|>
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Use the letter below to understand the relationship between Daisy and her cousin Miriam. Based on the tone of the letter construct a scene for their movie of them meeting to discuss Daisy's father's will.
Dear Miriam,
I pray this letter finds you well and wish that I was reaching out under better circumstances. Sadly, we've lost touch over the years and it seems death will ultimately reunite us. If you have not been told, my father passed away early last week. Upon getting his final affairs in order it was brought to my attention that he has included you in his last will and testimony. If you're not familiar with these proceedings, we all have to be present before the lawyer to have all the details ironed out. I have arranged a meeting at my father's estate in two weeks and hope that you will be able to join us in person. We can help with transportation and lodging as necessary, you just have to let me know. You also have the option to connect remotely via an official Zoom meeting arranged by his lawyer. Although I'm aware the remote option may better suit you right now, I do hope you'll choose to come to see me in person. I can be reached at the phone number and email below since our mail simple is simply too slow these days.
Best regards,
Your eldest cousin, Daisy | 879f2da64bb2d9511dc3b1c106b57ddc03eda8a2a19ff8bbae7f197f60c38c03 | [
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"content": "Scene heading: Estate of William Dryer\nScene description: Miriam is seeing her mother's side of the family for the first time in over ten years to discuss her inclusion in William's will\nCharacter introductions: Miriam Casey-long-lost cousin, Daisy Dryer-daughter of the deceased, Mr. Tombalt-lawyer\n\n(Miriam walks into William's office to see Daisy and Mr. Tombalt seated and ready to get to work)\nMiriam: \"Uh, hi, Daisy.\"\nDaisy: \"Oh, my, gosh! Come here, Miriam. I haven't seen you in ages! I'm so delighted you decided to come see me in person. This is Mr. Tombalt. He's been my father's lawyer for forever, it seems. He'll be helping us to get everything situated according to my father's last wishes.\"\n\n(Daisy gets up from her seat to greet Miriam with a long hug.)\nMiriam: \"Please to meet you, Mr. Tombalt, but I fear there may be some mistake here. I hardly knew my Mr. Dyer and I seriously doubt there would be any reason for him to leave any portion of his estate to me.\"\nMr. Tombalt: \"There's no mistake Ms. Casey. Your name has been a constant fixture on Mr. Dryer's will. Each time he drafted a revision, he made sure to include you. Please be patient while we wait a few more moments for the other members to arrive so that the reading may begin.\n\n(Miriam nods her head in understanding as she takes a seat next to Daisy, her mind racing, thinking of what she could get from this whole crazy situation.)",
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Use the letter below to understand the relationship between Daisy and her cousin Miriam. Based on the tone of the letter construct a scene for their movie of them meeting to discuss Daisy's father's will.
Dear Miriam,
I pray this letter finds you well and wish that I was reaching out under better circumstances. Sadly, we've lost touch over the years and it seems death will ultimately reunite us. If you have not been told, my father passed away early last week. Upon getting his final affairs in order it was brought to my attention that he has included you in his last will and testimony. If you're not familiar with these proceedings, we all have to be present before the lawyer to have all the details ironed out. I have arranged a meeting at my father's estate in two weeks and hope that you will be able to join us in person. We can help with transportation and lodging as necessary, you just have to let me know. You also have the option to connect remotely via an official Zoom meeting arranged by his lawyer. Although I'm aware the remote option may better suit you right now, I do hope you'll choose to come to see me in person. I can be reached at the phone number and email below since our mail simple is simply too slow these days.
Best regards,
Your eldest cousin, Daisy<|endoftext|>
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Scene heading: Estate of William Dryer
Scene description: Miriam is seeing her mother's side of the family for the first time in over ten years to discuss her inclusion in William's will
Character introductions: Miriam Casey-long-lost cousin, Daisy Dryer-daughter of the deceased, Mr. Tombalt-lawyer
(Miriam walks into William's office to see Daisy and Mr. Tombalt seated and ready to get to work)
Miriam: "Uh, hi, Daisy."
Daisy: "Oh, my, gosh! Come here, Miriam. I haven't seen you in ages! I'm so delighted you decided to come see me in person. This is Mr. Tombalt. He's been my father's lawyer for forever, it seems. He'll be helping us to get everything situated according to my father's last wishes."
(Daisy gets up from her seat to greet Miriam with a long hug.)
Miriam: "Please to meet you, Mr. Tombalt, but I fear there may be some mistake here. I hardly knew my Mr. Dyer and I seriously doubt there would be any reason for him to leave any portion of his estate to me."
Mr. Tombalt: "There's no mistake Ms. Casey. Your name has been a constant fixture on Mr. Dryer's will. Each time he drafted a revision, he made sure to include you. Please be patient while we wait a few more moments for the other members to arrive so that the reading may begin.
(Miriam nods her head in understanding as she takes a seat next to Daisy, her mind racing, thinking of what she could get from this whole crazy situation.)<|endoftext|>
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When trying to lose weight there are a few alternatives to sugar:
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2. Sugar Alcohols - These are often used in candies and processed food and are also created in labs. Examples of these sweeteners are Erythritol and Xylitol.
3. Novel Sweeteners - These are fairly new types of sweeteners and are made from natural sources such as plants. Examples of these sweeteners are monk fruit and Stevia. <|endoftext|>
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"content": "- \"If you’re looking to renovate your home, our people can help! We offer a wide range of services, from kitchen and bathroom remodels to whole-house renovations. Contact us today to learn more.\"\n- \"Our customers love our work! We've received rave reviews for our quality, attention to detail, and customer service. See what our clients are saying about our work.\"\n- \"We're always offering new styles and trends in home renovation. If you're looking to update your home's look, we can help you find the perfect style for your taste.\"\n- \"Don't wait any longer to renovate your home! We offer financing options to make it easy for you to get started. Contact us today to learn more.\"\n- Can’t decide on a look for your kitchen or bathroom? Let us offer some insights and make them feel new to you!\n",
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- "If you’re looking to renovate your home, our people can help! We offer a wide range of services, from kitchen and bathroom remodels to whole-house renovations. Contact us today to learn more."
- "Our customers love our work! We've received rave reviews for our quality, attention to detail, and customer service. See what our clients are saying about our work."
- "We're always offering new styles and trends in home renovation. If you're looking to update your home's look, we can help you find the perfect style for your taste."
- "Don't wait any longer to renovate your home! We offer financing options to make it easy for you to get started. Contact us today to learn more."
- Can’t decide on a look for your kitchen or bathroom? Let us offer some insights and make them feel new to you!
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Write an email to your coworkers about the next potluck for a secret birthday celebration. Write a list of items that are needed to be brought to the party, and ask for volunteers to bring these items. | ffbc00fcf1713ad87737c20a755fa241d44a6c2dbb64dfc1c6a2c36a9de3cc1c | [
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"content": "Hello team, \n\nI hope this email finds you well! As we all know we have a secret birthday celebration this Friday. We are going to have a luau-themed party! The god will be catered, but I have a list of items I’d anyone would like to volunteer to help. I will leave the list in the email; write your name next to which item you can bring. Can’t wait to see everyone in their best luau attire! \n\nItems needed:\n1. Cups\n2. Plates\n3. Utensils\n4. Balloons\n5. Decorations\n6. Leis \n7. Grass skirts\n8. Tablecloth\n9. Noisemakers\n10. Sparklers\n\nThank you, team, \nYour name",
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Hello team,
I hope this email finds you well! As we all know we have a secret birthday celebration this Friday. We are going to have a luau-themed party! The god will be catered, but I have a list of items I’d anyone would like to volunteer to help. I will leave the list in the email; write your name next to which item you can bring. Can’t wait to see everyone in their best luau attire!
Items needed:
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2. Plates
3. Utensils
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5. Decorations
6. Leis
7. Grass skirts
8. Tablecloth
9. Noisemakers
10. Sparklers
Thank you, team,
Your name<|endoftext|>
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Rewrite this passage into a poem that rhymes.
A life of hard knocks leaves me with a lot more questions than answers. “Why is that?” “What is that?” “How is that?” At the beginnings, during the middles, and nearing the ends of things, I’m asking, “How do I know I will be okay?”
Faith gives this answer: God the Father created me, loves me, and cares for me in every possible way. Most important, I can know for sure that in all times I exist as a person who is saved by my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, from all that wants to harm me.
If we are wondering whether God will forgive a sin that we think is so shameful it can’t be forgiven, then that sin is forgiven. If we are feeling we don’t have enough strength to face another day, then God gives us that strength.
By faith in my Lord, I know each of my hows, whats, and whys are answered more than I can ever figure them out for myself. Therefore, at any time, I’m doing more than okay—I’m perfectly okay. | 41bf4b49e9ba221386a171785c448786b8e6f5d58bd3ee6e56724896922887d2 | [
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"content": "A life of hard knocks leaves me with questions \nof \"why\", \"what\", and \"how\".\nThrough the beginning, the middle, and the end of things\nWill I be okay right now?\n\nI have a Father, his name is God\nHe created, loves, and cares for me.\nFaith answers all those questions I have\nand I am safe from harm and free.\n\nI am saved and I live through Jesus Christ \nand my certainty in this is strong. \nIf you're wondering if your sin is too shameful,\nI am glad to say you are wrong. \n\nIf you feel too weak and your sins are too great,\nGod will renew you and forgive you.\nBy faith in my Lord, my questions are answered\nI am okay and I know this to be true.",
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Rewrite this passage into a poem that rhymes.
A life of hard knocks leaves me with a lot more questions than answers. “Why is that?” “What is that?” “How is that?” At the beginnings, during the middles, and nearing the ends of things, I’m asking, “How do I know I will be okay?”
Faith gives this answer: God the Father created me, loves me, and cares for me in every possible way. Most important, I can know for sure that in all times I exist as a person who is saved by my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, from all that wants to harm me.
If we are wondering whether God will forgive a sin that we think is so shameful it can’t be forgiven, then that sin is forgiven. If we are feeling we don’t have enough strength to face another day, then God gives us that strength.
By faith in my Lord, I know each of my hows, whats, and whys are answered more than I can ever figure them out for myself. Therefore, at any time, I’m doing more than okay—I’m perfectly okay.<|endoftext|>
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A life of hard knocks leaves me with questions
of "why", "what", and "how".
Through the beginning, the middle, and the end of things
Will I be okay right now?
I have a Father, his name is God
He created, loves, and cares for me.
Faith answers all those questions I have
and I am safe from harm and free.
I am saved and I live through Jesus Christ
and my certainty in this is strong.
If you're wondering if your sin is too shameful,
I am glad to say you are wrong.
If you feel too weak and your sins are too great,
God will renew you and forgive you.
By faith in my Lord, my questions are answered
I am okay and I know this to be true.<|endoftext|>
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Write a poem about coffee. | 94aaaa5819e29f120f1a69ef90824c4f2abeb339a990fe62e7172517845fe4fd | [
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"content": "Fuel for the body\nFuel for the soul\nCoffee beans are the best \nThey make us dance\n\nWork is better with it\nYou feel off without it \nCoffee grounds for the win \nThe adult beverage of choice ",
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Fuel for the body
Fuel for the soul
Coffee beans are the best
They make us dance
Work is better with it
You feel off without it
Coffee grounds for the win
The adult beverage of choice <|endoftext|>
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Come up with a conversation between three friends who are having a "locker room conversation" using the innuendo, "If you know what I mean" to infer something that they all know what it means. | cc723ecc2fc60979e7e3bb9fc9e8fefd18d05a8b7bb59994c997402e036c3ffd | [
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Friend 1 (1)/Friend 2 (2)/Friend 3 (3)
1: I'm having a grand old time tonight if you know what I mean.
2: You gonna go out with Stacy tonight?
1: Yep, 8:30 dinner.
3: I'll bet she's gonna love the calamari if you know what I mean!
2: In fact, you two might just have to get a doggy bag if you know what I mean!
1: We'll definitely be getting room service dessert later if you know what I mean.
2: What about you, 3? What do you have going on tonight?
3: Nothing much, just gonna spend time with my TV if you know what I mean.
1 & 2: (Pauses)
3: What about you, 2?
2: I'm going to the bar later to go fishing if you know what I mean.
1: Gonna catch some fish, huh?
2: Yeah, I'm hungry and in need of a nice catch!
3: Anything in particular you're looking for?
2: Whatever is gonna float my boat tonight if you know what I mean.
1: 3, maybe you should hang out with 2 tonight, he'll teach you how to fish so you won't be so hungry anymore if you catch my drift.
3: Yeah, I've been starving for a while, mostly living off rats and birds if you know what I mean.
1: You gotta release the pressure once in a while if you know what I mean.
2: Exactly. Just come out with me tonight, you've gotta get out there and make some friends if you know what I mean.
3: Okay, I'll go tonight.<|endoftext|>
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Extract the roles Ahmad Jamal had and put them in a bullet point list.
Ahmad Jamal (born Frederick Russell Jones; July 2, 1930 – April 16, 2023) was an American jazz pianist, composer, bandleader, and educator. For six decades, he was one of the most successful small-group leaders in jazz.[1] He was a National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Jazz Master and won a Lifetime Achievement Grammy for his contributions to music history.[2][3] | 8feed2981379d8a47dd08425a13fd910004d10143c4b50ec0255137b4b8403a6 | [
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Extract the roles Ahmad Jamal had and put them in a bullet point list.
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Write a positive, uplifting story for children about a fox and ferret that rhymes. Do this 250 words. | 90fe7016fe5106c0a11d56ac41b2f6042f3086d767c8843d456976730ebf5fd7 | [
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Once upon the sunniest of all forest days, a red fox sat perched, soaking up the rays.
He laughed then let out a giggle, as the Sun's warmth felt so good, it made him wiggle!
Wiggle and "Wheee" the firey red fox shouted in glee, for what was that he did see?
A new friend, he hoped! It looked like a figgle!
"A figgle? What's that?" the new friend said.
To this, the fox curiously scratched his head, until he realized "a ferret" is what he meant to have said instead!
"Oh, haha! Yes, new friend, that's right! A ferret I am, but a figgle I'm not! I came this way because I heard someone shout "whee" and giggle a lot!
"Haha! Yes, friend, that was me that you heard yell 'wheee' and laugh uncontrollably as the sun's warmth filled me with glee. I didn't realize I was so loud, though! I do apologize. I hope you forgive me? I simply love days filled with sun and blue skies!"
The ferret then wisely replies, "There's no need to say you're sorry to me! I just wanted to join you in a laugh and a 'whee!'
But, I'll also share words I hold dear! If a song exists within a heart, then I wish that heart sing it loud with no fear!"
The fox remembered those words from then on, having fun with his new friend, the ferret, fun by the ton!<|endoftext|>
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I am using python trying to make a function that will calculate today's date. What's the easiest way to do that? | dc0e0c349da10568e4ac6e926a1d34cfdb8fd2907c44f72384074f286ddcceb2 | [
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I am using python trying to make a function that will calculate today's date. What's the easiest way to do that?<|endoftext|>
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"content": "My owner pulls open the dresser drawer where I live with the other pairs of jeans. I am the oldest pair that he owns, and he has chosen me less and less lately over his newer, shinier, more vibrant alternatives. I can see his eyes darting back and forth between all of us, perfectly folded and awaiting a day of work, play, whatever. His gaze lingers on the pair to the far right, which doesn't surprise me as those seem to be his new favorites. I feel myself sink a little bit deeper into the drawer, resigning myself to another day cold and unworn in this dark dresser with the other jeans. Then, suddenly, almost as if an invisible force nudges his arm, my owner reaches down and grabs me firm and true. He pulls me out of the drawer, and I unfurl proudly in front of him. He smiles, and I am chosen. I get to serve my purpose at least one more time. Maybe it will be the last, I don't know, but today... today I am chosen. Today I am useful. Today I am happy.",
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write a short story about a man picking out what pants to wear. the story should be from the POV of a pair of old jeans sitting in the drawer with the other pants. the story should be the inner monologue of the jeans as they are pessimistic that they will be chosen over the newer jeans. the tone should be very serious. the story should have a happy ending. keep the story under 300 words<|endoftext|>
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My owner pulls open the dresser drawer where I live with the other pairs of jeans. I am the oldest pair that he owns, and he has chosen me less and less lately over his newer, shinier, more vibrant alternatives. I can see his eyes darting back and forth between all of us, perfectly folded and awaiting a day of work, play, whatever. His gaze lingers on the pair to the far right, which doesn't surprise me as those seem to be his new favorites. I feel myself sink a little bit deeper into the drawer, resigning myself to another day cold and unworn in this dark dresser with the other jeans. Then, suddenly, almost as if an invisible force nudges his arm, my owner reaches down and grabs me firm and true. He pulls me out of the drawer, and I unfurl proudly in front of him. He smiles, and I am chosen. I get to serve my purpose at least one more time. Maybe it will be the last, I don't know, but today... today I am chosen. Today I am useful. Today I am happy.<|endoftext|>
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Write a synopsis for a children's TV show about family pets with anthropomorphic qualities. Make it about a paragraph long. | 2cfb1a1e0508b917f35e0c9e7c8fede71d64375d7cf6de0c0ec1053dd219fe6e | [
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"content": "The title of the show is \"Lusa the Star.\" This series follows the adventures of a happy little hamster named Lusa. Lusa is the pet of a 13-year-old boy named Braddox who maintains a social media account about hamster care, so she thinks of herself as a big star much to the chagrin of the other family pets, which includes Sushi the very large goldfish, Dunham the overweight chihuahua mix, a fluffy white Persian cat named Cloud, and three matching black cats who are always plotting to prank the other animals. Every day after Braddox leaves for school, Lusa gets out of her enclosure to hang out with the other pets and prepare for her next social media appearance, but the three black cats are always spoiling her plans in a Tom-and-Jerry style rivalry between hamster and felines. The series should poke fun at celebrity culture while at the same time humanizing the experience of living in the spotlight. ",
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The title of the show is "Lusa the Star." This series follows the adventures of a happy little hamster named Lusa. Lusa is the pet of a 13-year-old boy named Braddox who maintains a social media account about hamster care, so she thinks of herself as a big star much to the chagrin of the other family pets, which includes Sushi the very large goldfish, Dunham the overweight chihuahua mix, a fluffy white Persian cat named Cloud, and three matching black cats who are always plotting to prank the other animals. Every day after Braddox leaves for school, Lusa gets out of her enclosure to hang out with the other pets and prepare for her next social media appearance, but the three black cats are always spoiling her plans in a Tom-and-Jerry style rivalry between hamster and felines. The series should poke fun at celebrity culture while at the same time humanizing the experience of living in the spotlight. <|endoftext|>
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Give me the recipe for chicken pot pie soup. I only have an hour to make it. | dbef670abe6d7e43dc6ba1790f1cb3adac7e40b76607595dbf930ad6b83d2571 | [
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"content": "Ingredients\n- 4 cups of water\n- 8 to 10 tsp. of Better Than Bouillon chicken\n- 3 red potatoes\n- 3 carrots\n- 1 cooked rotisserie chicken\n- 1 bag of Pennsylvania Dutch pot pie noodles\n- salt and pepper to taste\n\n1. Set stove to medium-high heat. Add water to a pot and let it boil for about 10 minutes.\n2. While you wait for the water to boil, cut the potatoes and carrots to the size you desire.\n3. Add Better Than Bouillon chicken to the boiling water. Add the cut potatoes and carrots. Boil until the potatoes and carrots are soft, about 30-40 minutes.\n4. While you wait for the potatoes and carrots to soften, remove the chicken from the rotisserie chicken carcass and cut it to the size you desire.\n5. Add Pennsylvania Dutch pot pie noodles and cut chicken to the pot and cook until the noodles are ready about 10 minutes.\n6. Add salt and pepper to taste.",
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Ingredients
- 4 cups of water
- 8 to 10 tsp. of Better Than Bouillon chicken
- 3 red potatoes
- 3 carrots
- 1 cooked rotisserie chicken
- 1 bag of Pennsylvania Dutch pot pie noodles
- salt and pepper to taste
1. Set stove to medium-high heat. Add water to a pot and let it boil for about 10 minutes.
2. While you wait for the water to boil, cut the potatoes and carrots to the size you desire.
3. Add Better Than Bouillon chicken to the boiling water. Add the cut potatoes and carrots. Boil until the potatoes and carrots are soft, about 30-40 minutes.
4. While you wait for the potatoes and carrots to soften, remove the chicken from the rotisserie chicken carcass and cut it to the size you desire.
5. Add Pennsylvania Dutch pot pie noodles and cut chicken to the pot and cook until the noodles are ready about 10 minutes.
6. Add salt and pepper to taste.<|endoftext|>
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Create a poem about the beauty of a sunrise on a misty morning. | e6f0258773bb3aba9ef15935263a79240d8aa929870e28b5167ce0fd24c3b66b | [
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"content": "Create a poem about the beauty of a sunrise on a misty morning.",
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"content": "The light of dawn is coming soon\nAmid the haziness of the morning mist\nA beauty for the day after the night's moon\nCasting a rosy hue across the morning sky in a drift.",
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The light of dawn is coming soon
Amid the haziness of the morning mist
A beauty for the day after the night's moon
Casting a rosy hue across the morning sky in a drift.<|endoftext|>
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Write me an episode for the X-Files Show. It has to be something to do with a Led Zepplin song. It has to end in a cliffhanger and the location of the episode has to be in the USA. Give an intro on what is the X-Files. | f26110cde2fad65471c77b19b380cfe0e60b8cb8e7cb8273de8bb8cb6f8e9848 | [
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"content": "Write me an episode for the X-Files Show. It has to be something to do with a Led Zepplin song. It has to end in a cliffhanger and the location of the episode has to be in the USA. Give an intro on what is the X-Files.",
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"content": " In a country called the United States of America, there is a special FBI team called X-Files tasked with the investigation of marginalized, unsolved cases involving paranormal phenomena. The team consists of Mulder, a skilled criminal profiler, an ardent supernaturalist, and a conspiracy theorist who believes in the existence of the paranormal, and Scully, a medical doctor and a skeptic who has been assigned to scientifically analyze Mulder's discoveries. \n The X-Files team got tasked to go to Corpus Christi, Texas to investigate a paranormal phenomenon. They arrived at Corpus Christi and immediately started their investigation by interviewing witnesses and victims of the paranormal phenomenon. From what they gathered from the interviews, the paranormal phenomenon occurs in a bar called \"La Terra del Mar\", when a song from the band Led Zepplin called \"Stairway to Heaven\" is played in a jukebox at the same time someone climbs the stairs to the basement. The persons seem to disappear for a few days, later to be found naked in nearby woods. \n One person that refused to do an interview was the owner of the bar. This gave a sign to Scully and Mulder, and they thought it was a scam to generate publicity, but they had to do their investigation.\n One day has passed since they arrived at Corpus Christi and they decided to make a reservation for dinner for two at the bar. The night set, and they went to the bar, they entered the bar, and the owner immediately became nervous. The owner asked them to leave but they refuse since they had to do their investigation. If the owner didn't comply, they would get a warrant. He broke down in tears explaining the bar was the only thing he has, and if there is something paranormal in his bar, the government would take the bar from him. \n Scully laugh and said the case could easily be solved if he played the song while she would go up the stairs. Mulder did exactly that he changed the song from the jukebox to \"Stairway to Heaven\" and Scully began to climb the stairs. Mulder lost sight of Scully and after waiting for a couple of seconds he turned off the music and went to check on Scully in the basement, but she wasn't there. He didn't know where Scully was.",
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Write me an episode for the X-Files Show. It has to be something to do with a Led Zepplin song. It has to end in a cliffhanger and the location of the episode has to be in the USA. Give an intro on what is the X-Files.<|endoftext|>
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In a country called the United States of America, there is a special FBI team called X-Files tasked with the investigation of marginalized, unsolved cases involving paranormal phenomena. The team consists of Mulder, a skilled criminal profiler, an ardent supernaturalist, and a conspiracy theorist who believes in the existence of the paranormal, and Scully, a medical doctor and a skeptic who has been assigned to scientifically analyze Mulder's discoveries.
The X-Files team got tasked to go to Corpus Christi, Texas to investigate a paranormal phenomenon. They arrived at Corpus Christi and immediately started their investigation by interviewing witnesses and victims of the paranormal phenomenon. From what they gathered from the interviews, the paranormal phenomenon occurs in a bar called "La Terra del Mar", when a song from the band Led Zepplin called "Stairway to Heaven" is played in a jukebox at the same time someone climbs the stairs to the basement. The persons seem to disappear for a few days, later to be found naked in nearby woods.
One person that refused to do an interview was the owner of the bar. This gave a sign to Scully and Mulder, and they thought it was a scam to generate publicity, but they had to do their investigation.
One day has passed since they arrived at Corpus Christi and they decided to make a reservation for dinner for two at the bar. The night set, and they went to the bar, they entered the bar, and the owner immediately became nervous. The owner asked them to leave but they refuse since they had to do their investigation. If the owner didn't comply, they would get a warrant. He broke down in tears explaining the bar was the only thing he has, and if there is something paranormal in his bar, the government would take the bar from him.
Scully laugh and said the case could easily be solved if he played the song while she would go up the stairs. Mulder did exactly that he changed the song from the jukebox to "Stairway to Heaven" and Scully began to climb the stairs. Mulder lost sight of Scully and after waiting for a couple of seconds he turned off the music and went to check on Scully in the basement, but she wasn't there. He didn't know where Scully was.<|endoftext|>
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Write a message to be put on my front door that tells delivery drivers to leave packages without knocking, to avoid causing my dogs to bark. Have it also explain that there is an infant here that may be sleeping. Also, have it ask visitors to remove their shoes before coming in, to keep the floors clean for the baby. Make it simple and to the point, in just two sentences. Write it as if you are the dog. | 3fd3838e26ebda71d5c46bc63e7ba69ea610e59ab2cd0a4c09bfff5e30b0f555 | [
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"content": "Dog here,\n\nDelivery drivers: please leave packages quietly without knocking. Otherwise, I'll bark and wake the baby.\n\nVisitors: kindly remove your shoes upon entering, as we have a baby that puts little hands (and sometimes a tongue!) on the floor.\n\nWoof woof, and thank you!!",
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Write a message to be put on my front door that tells delivery drivers to leave packages without knocking, to avoid causing my dogs to bark. Have it also explain that there is an infant here that may be sleeping. Also, have it ask visitors to remove their shoes before coming in, to keep the floors clean for the baby. Make it simple and to the point, in just two sentences. Write it as if you are the dog.<|endoftext|>
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Dog here,
Delivery drivers: please leave packages quietly without knocking. Otherwise, I'll bark and wake the baby.
Visitors: kindly remove your shoes upon entering, as we have a baby that puts little hands (and sometimes a tongue!) on the floor.
Woof woof, and thank you!!<|endoftext|>
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Can you help me come up with a list of ideas of things to make for a brunch with friends? It’ll be about 8 people. No dietary restrictions. Things I can make ahead are probably ideal. | d4cbc7b3906123a252537f30b290d1a6361a3c5842bc1688db369e46a9fff77f | [
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"content": "1. A French toast casserole can be made the night before. In the morning all you’ll have to do is top it with nuts, put it in the oven, and garnish it with powdered sugar and fruit when it comes out.\n\n2. Baked oatmeal can be made up to 4 days in advance. I’ll you’ll need to do is heat it up that morning.\n\n3. Overnight coconut chia seed pudding is a delicious cold breakfast option. Soak the chia seeds the night before and it’ll be already but for any garnish (like sweetened toasted coconut and pineapple).\n\n4. Overnight cinnamon rolls can be mixed and proofed the day before in the pan you’ll use to make them. Icing can be store-bought or premade as well. That morning all you’ll have to do is toss them in the oven.\n\n5. A quiche can be baked off the night before and reheated that morning. Quiches are a fairly simple process of pouring an egg and vegetable mixture into a crust - and store-bought crust is just fine!",
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Can you help me come up with a list of ideas of things to make for a brunch with friends? It’ll be about 8 people. No dietary restrictions. Things I can make ahead are probably ideal.<|endoftext|>
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1. A French toast casserole can be made the night before. In the morning all you’ll have to do is top it with nuts, put it in the oven, and garnish it with powdered sugar and fruit when it comes out.
2. Baked oatmeal can be made up to 4 days in advance. I’ll you’ll need to do is heat it up that morning.
3. Overnight coconut chia seed pudding is a delicious cold breakfast option. Soak the chia seeds the night before and it’ll be already but for any garnish (like sweetened toasted coconut and pineapple).
4. Overnight cinnamon rolls can be mixed and proofed the day before in the pan you’ll use to make them. Icing can be store-bought or premade as well. That morning all you’ll have to do is toss them in the oven.
5. A quiche can be baked off the night before and reheated that morning. Quiches are a fairly simple process of pouring an egg and vegetable mixture into a crust - and store-bought crust is just fine!<|endoftext|>
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From the provided article, please come up with 25 questions with answers. All questions should be numbered and listed in the order in which the fact was introduced in the article, starting from the earliest at number 1. Do not generate any questions that can be answered with simply a yes or no.
The Kingdom of Hawaii was overthrown on January 17, 1893, after a group of 13 Caucasian businessmen and lawyers staged a coup d'état against Queen Liliuokalani and her government. The group called themselves the Committee of Safety — six citizens of the Kingdom and seven foreign residents of Hawaii (five Americans, one Scotsman, and one German). Their ultimate goal was annexation to the United States. It would be five years, however, until that goal was achieved.
The plan to overtake Hawaii’s monarchy had been brewing for decades. It flared up during the reign of Queen Liliuokalani, Kalakaua’s sister who succeeded him as monarch on January 29, 1891, after the king’s death.
In early 1892, a secret group — the Annexation Club — was formed by Lorrin A. Thurston, a leading politician, lawyer, businessman and native-born citizen of the Kingdom. The club’s goal was to be ready to act if the queen carried out their worst fear – proposing a lenient constitution to replace the restrictive one forced on Kalakaua in 1887. That document, the Bayonet Constitution, had been authored by Thurston and it had severely limited the monarch’s power.
After much agitation and maneuvering on both sides of the political fence, on January 14, 1893, the queen informed her Cabinet that she intended to propose a new constitution. The Annexation Club quickly learned of her plans and formed the Committee of Safety from among its members. They were able to gain the support of the US government minister John L. Stevens and Captain G. C. Wiltse of the USS Boston, the fully armed US warship anchored in Honolulu Harbor. The queen’s Cabinet refused to support her and any new constitution she offered.
In an effort to ease tensions, Liliuokalani issued a proclamation that any changes she would seek to the constitution would be accomplished within the framework of the current one. But it was too late to turn back the rising tide of the businessmen who saw their opportunity to finally do away with the monarchy. On January 16, 162 US sailors and marines were landed. The next day, the Committee of Safety issued their proclamation declaring martial law, deposing the queen, and establishing the Provisional Government until such time as union with the US could be attained. At the urging of her Cabinet, the queen surrendered her power to the US government and departed the Palace for her private home nearby. By midnight, almost all of the 17 foreign consuls in Honolulu had recognized the new government, including Stevens and Japanese Consul-General Saburo Fujii.
The newly formed government immediately sent envoys to Washington DC to seek a treaty of annexation. Likewise, the Royalist faction sent envoys to plead the queen’s case. In the end, an annexation treaty was sent to Congress, but upon the inauguration of Grover Cleveland as US President in early March, the treaty was quickly withdrawn.
Meanwhile, the Japanese Navy warship HIJM Naniwa, arrived in Honolulu on February 23, 1893, to provide protection for Japanese citizens and express Japanese concern after the overthrow of the monarchy. The cruiser remained in Honolulu until May 11, 1893.
In December 1893, President Cleveland criticized the involvement of American troops in the coup as a misuse of the power of the United States. Senate hearings followed, but Congress did not act to either restore the monarchy or annex Hawaii.
With their goal of annexation stalled, the leaders of the Provisional Government decided to form themselves into the Republic of Hawaii. On July 2, 1894, their new constitution was ratified and Sanford B. Dole, who had been president of the Provisional Government, was endorsed as president for a six-year term. Dole, a Hawaiian citizen from a missionary family, was a cousin to James D. Dole, who would arrive in the islands from Boston in 1899 and develop the pineapple industry.
The constitution of the Republic of Hawaii required voters to swear allegiance to the republic. Native Hawaiians refused, but foreigners who had sided with the overthrow were allowed to vote. Strict property and other requirements prevented most Hawaiians and all Asians from voting.
The following month, a delegation of Royalists went to Washington again in an effort to convince Cleveland to restore Liliuokalani to the throne. It was too late, was the reply. The president had done all he could and turned the entire affair over to Congress, who continued to do nothing. The US had officially recognized the new government; there was nothing more to be done.
Realizing that their only hope was to take matters into their own hands, on January 6, 1895, after months of planning, several hundred Native Hawaiians and other Royalists mounted a counterrevolution to restore the monarchy. However, due to lack of organization and government spies in their midst, within three days the attempt had failed. The insurgents were arrested and imprisoned. On January 16, 1895, Liliuokalani was arrested at her private home, Washington Place, taken to her former Palace, now the capitol of the Republic of Hawaii, and imprisoned in an upstairs room. The next day a search of her home turned up a cache of arms and munitions buried in her garden. | d63996b6a3a716dab97931bdf03216077bad0bdb0f325a11e4c947f316d7dde9 | [
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"content": "From the provided article, please come up with 25 questions with answers. All questions should be numbered and listed in the order in which the fact was introduced in the article, starting from the earliest at number 1. Do not generate any questions that can be answered with simply a yes or no.\n\nThe Kingdom of Hawaii was overthrown on January 17, 1893, after a group of 13 Caucasian businessmen and lawyers staged a coup d'état against Queen Liliuokalani and her government. The group called themselves the Committee of Safety — six citizens of the Kingdom and seven foreign residents of Hawaii (five Americans, one Scotsman, and one German). Their ultimate goal was annexation to the United States. It would be five years, however, until that goal was achieved.\n\nThe plan to overtake Hawaii’s monarchy had been brewing for decades. It flared up during the reign of Queen Liliuokalani, Kalakaua’s sister who succeeded him as monarch on January 29, 1891, after the king’s death.\n\nIn early 1892, a secret group — the Annexation Club — was formed by Lorrin A. Thurston, a leading politician, lawyer, businessman and native-born citizen of the Kingdom. The club’s goal was to be ready to act if the queen carried out their worst fear – proposing a lenient constitution to replace the restrictive one forced on Kalakaua in 1887. That document, the Bayonet Constitution, had been authored by Thurston and it had severely limited the monarch’s power.\n\nAfter much agitation and maneuvering on both sides of the political fence, on January 14, 1893, the queen informed her Cabinet that she intended to propose a new constitution. The Annexation Club quickly learned of her plans and formed the Committee of Safety from among its members. They were able to gain the support of the US government minister John L. Stevens and Captain G. C. Wiltse of the USS Boston, the fully armed US warship anchored in Honolulu Harbor. The queen’s Cabinet refused to support her and any new constitution she offered.\n\nIn an effort to ease tensions, Liliuokalani issued a proclamation that any changes she would seek to the constitution would be accomplished within the framework of the current one. But it was too late to turn back the rising tide of the businessmen who saw their opportunity to finally do away with the monarchy. On January 16, 162 US sailors and marines were landed. The next day, the Committee of Safety issued their proclamation declaring martial law, deposing the queen, and establishing the Provisional Government until such time as union with the US could be attained. At the urging of her Cabinet, the queen surrendered her power to the US government and departed the Palace for her private home nearby. By midnight, almost all of the 17 foreign consuls in Honolulu had recognized the new government, including Stevens and Japanese Consul-General Saburo Fujii.\n\nThe newly formed government immediately sent envoys to Washington DC to seek a treaty of annexation. Likewise, the Royalist faction sent envoys to plead the queen’s case. In the end, an annexation treaty was sent to Congress, but upon the inauguration of Grover Cleveland as US President in early March, the treaty was quickly withdrawn.\n\nMeanwhile, the Japanese Navy warship HIJM Naniwa, arrived in Honolulu on February 23, 1893, to provide protection for Japanese citizens and express Japanese concern after the overthrow of the monarchy. The cruiser remained in Honolulu until May 11, 1893.\n\nIn December 1893, President Cleveland criticized the involvement of American troops in the coup as a misuse of the power of the United States. Senate hearings followed, but Congress did not act to either restore the monarchy or annex Hawaii.\n\nWith their goal of annexation stalled, the leaders of the Provisional Government decided to form themselves into the Republic of Hawaii. On July 2, 1894, their new constitution was ratified and Sanford B. Dole, who had been president of the Provisional Government, was endorsed as president for a six-year term. Dole, a Hawaiian citizen from a missionary family, was a cousin to James D. Dole, who would arrive in the islands from Boston in 1899 and develop the pineapple industry.\n\nThe constitution of the Republic of Hawaii required voters to swear allegiance to the republic. Native Hawaiians refused, but foreigners who had sided with the overthrow were allowed to vote. Strict property and other requirements prevented most Hawaiians and all Asians from voting.\n\nThe following month, a delegation of Royalists went to Washington again in an effort to convince Cleveland to restore Liliuokalani to the throne. It was too late, was the reply. The president had done all he could and turned the entire affair over to Congress, who continued to do nothing. The US had officially recognized the new government; there was nothing more to be done.\n\nRealizing that their only hope was to take matters into their own hands, on January 6, 1895, after months of planning, several hundred Native Hawaiians and other Royalists mounted a counterrevolution to restore the monarchy. However, due to lack of organization and government spies in their midst, within three days the attempt had failed. The insurgents were arrested and imprisoned. On January 16, 1895, Liliuokalani was arrested at her private home, Washington Place, taken to her former Palace, now the capitol of the Republic of Hawaii, and imprisoned in an upstairs room. The next day a search of her home turned up a cache of arms and munitions buried in her garden.",
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Its 13 committee members consisted of six citizens of the Kingdom and seven foreign residents of Hawaii (five Americans, one Scotsman, and one German).\n\n3) Question: How was the Kingdom of Hawaii overthrown?\nAnswer: The Kingdom of Hawaii was overthrown through a staged coup d'état against Queen Liliuokalani and her government.\n\n4) Question: What was the ultimate goal of the Committee of Safety?\nAnswer: The Committee of Safety's ultimate goal was annexation to the United States.\n\n5) Question: How did Queen Liliuokalani become Queen, and when did this occur?\nAnswer: Queen Liliuokalani succeeded her brother Kalakaua after his death on January 29, 1891.\n\n6) Question: Who formed the Annexation Club and when was it formed?\nAnswer: In 1892, The Annexation Club was formed by Lorrin A. Thurston.\n\n7) Question: Who was Lorrin A. Thurston?\nAnswer: Lorrin A. Thurston was a leading politician, lawyer, businessman and native-born citizen of the Kingdom who formed the Annexation Club in 1892.\n\n8) Question: What was the goal of the Annexation Club?\nAnswer: The club’s goal was to be ready to act if the queen proposed a lenient constitution to replace the restrictive one forced on Kalakaua in 1887.\n\n9) Question: What was the restrictive constitution forced on Kalakaua in 1887 called and what did it do?\nAnswer: The restrictive constitution forced on Kalakaua in 1887 was called the Bayonet Constitution and it severely limited the monarch’s power.\n\n10) Question: When did Queen Liliuokalani inform her Cabinet that she intended to propose a new Constitution?\nAnswer: After much agitation and maneuvering on both sides of the political fence, Queen Liliuokalani informed her Cabinet on January 14, 1893, that she intended to propose a new constitution.\n\n11) Question: How did the Annexation Club immediately respond upon learning that Queen Liliuokalani intended to propose a new Constitution?\nAnswer: The Annexation Club quickly learned of her plans and formed the Committee of Safety among its members. They were also able to gain the support of the US government minister John L. Stevens and Captain G. C. Wiltse of the USS Boston, which was the fully armed US warship anchored in Honolulu Harbor.\n\n12) Question: What was the Cabinet's response to Queen Liliuokalani's proposal for a new Constitution?\nAnswer: The queen’s Cabinet refused to support her or any new constitution she offered.\n\n13) Question: What did Liliuokalani do to try to ease tensions after proposing a new Constitution and did it work?\nAnswer: Liliuokalani issued a proclamation stating that any changes she would seek to the constitution would be accomplished within the framework of the current one. Although this proclamation was attempting to ease tensions, it ultimately did not work due to the businessmen rapidly exploiting the opportunity to finally overthrow the monarchy.\n\n14) Question: When did the Committee of Safety issue their proclamation and what did it do?\nAnswer: On January 17, 1893, a day after US sailors and marines landed in Hawaii, the Committee of Safety issued their proclamation which declared martial law in Hawaii, deposed the queen, and established the Provisional Government until union with the US could be finalized.\n\n15) Question: What was Queen Liliuokalani's response to the Committee of Safety's proclamation?\nAnswer: As urged by her Cabinet, Queen Liliuokalani surrendered her power to the US government and departed the Palace for her private home nearby.\n\n16) Question: How did the foreign consuls react to the Committee of Safety's proclamation?\nAnswer: By midnight, almost all of the 17 foreign consuls in Honolulu had recognized the new government.\n\n17) Question: How did the new Provisional Government try to annex Hawaii after the Committee of Safety issued its proclamation and did it work?\nAnswer: The newly formed government immediately sent envoys to Washington DC to seek a treaty of annexation. However, the Royalist faction also sent their envoys to plead the queen’s case. In the end, an annexation treaty was sent to Congress but was eventually withdrawn after the inauguration of Grover Cleveland as US President.\n\n18) Question: Why did the Japanese Navy send a warship to Honolulu on February 23, 1893?\nAnswer: To provide protection for Japanese citizens and express Japanese concern after the overthrow of the monarchy. The cruiser remained in Honolulu until May 11, 1893.\n\n19) Question: What was the name of the warship that the Japanese Navy sent to Honolulu on February 23, 1893?\nAnswer: HIJM Naniwa.\n\n20) Question: In late 1893, what was President Cleveland's stance on the coup in Hawaii?\nAnswer: President Cleveland was critical of the involvement of American troops in the coup, declaring it a misuse of the power of the United States.\n\n21) Question: What were the United States Senate and Congress' responses to President Cleveland's stance on the coup in Hawaii?\nAnswer: Senate hearings followed, but Congress did not act to either restore the monarchy or annex Hawaii.\n\n22) Question: What was the Provisional Government's response when learning that the progress of annexing Hawaii was stalling?\nAnswer: The leaders of the Provisional Government decided to form themselves into the Republic of Hawaii.\n\n23) Question: Who was the first president of the Republic of Hawaii?\nAnswer: Sanford B. Dole, who had also been president of the Provisional Government. \n\n24) Question: How did the pineapple industry develop?\nAnswer: The pineapple industry developed when James D. Dole arrived in Hawaii from Boston in 1899.\n\n25) Question: What occurred on January 6, 1895?\nAnswer: Several hundred Native Hawaiians and other Royalists mounted a counterrevolution to restore the monarchy. However, due to a lack of organization and government spies in their midst, the attempt failed within three days.",
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From the provided article, please come up with 25 questions with answers. All questions should be numbered and listed in the order in which the fact was introduced in the article, starting from the earliest at number 1. Do not generate any questions that can be answered with simply a yes or no.
The Kingdom of Hawaii was overthrown on January 17, 1893, after a group of 13 Caucasian businessmen and lawyers staged a coup d'état against Queen Liliuokalani and her government. The group called themselves the Committee of Safety — six citizens of the Kingdom and seven foreign residents of Hawaii (five Americans, one Scotsman, and one German). Their ultimate goal was annexation to the United States. It would be five years, however, until that goal was achieved.
The plan to overtake Hawaii’s monarchy had been brewing for decades. It flared up during the reign of Queen Liliuokalani, Kalakaua’s sister who succeeded him as monarch on January 29, 1891, after the king’s death.
In early 1892, a secret group — the Annexation Club — was formed by Lorrin A. Thurston, a leading politician, lawyer, businessman and native-born citizen of the Kingdom. The club’s goal was to be ready to act if the queen carried out their worst fear – proposing a lenient constitution to replace the restrictive one forced on Kalakaua in 1887. That document, the Bayonet Constitution, had been authored by Thurston and it had severely limited the monarch’s power.
After much agitation and maneuvering on both sides of the political fence, on January 14, 1893, the queen informed her Cabinet that she intended to propose a new constitution. The Annexation Club quickly learned of her plans and formed the Committee of Safety from among its members. They were able to gain the support of the US government minister John L. Stevens and Captain G. C. Wiltse of the USS Boston, the fully armed US warship anchored in Honolulu Harbor. The queen’s Cabinet refused to support her and any new constitution she offered.
In an effort to ease tensions, Liliuokalani issued a proclamation that any changes she would seek to the constitution would be accomplished within the framework of the current one. But it was too late to turn back the rising tide of the businessmen who saw their opportunity to finally do away with the monarchy. On January 16, 162 US sailors and marines were landed. The next day, the Committee of Safety issued their proclamation declaring martial law, deposing the queen, and establishing the Provisional Government until such time as union with the US could be attained. At the urging of her Cabinet, the queen surrendered her power to the US government and departed the Palace for her private home nearby. By midnight, almost all of the 17 foreign consuls in Honolulu had recognized the new government, including Stevens and Japanese Consul-General Saburo Fujii.
The newly formed government immediately sent envoys to Washington DC to seek a treaty of annexation. Likewise, the Royalist faction sent envoys to plead the queen’s case. In the end, an annexation treaty was sent to Congress, but upon the inauguration of Grover Cleveland as US President in early March, the treaty was quickly withdrawn.
Meanwhile, the Japanese Navy warship HIJM Naniwa, arrived in Honolulu on February 23, 1893, to provide protection for Japanese citizens and express Japanese concern after the overthrow of the monarchy. The cruiser remained in Honolulu until May 11, 1893.
In December 1893, President Cleveland criticized the involvement of American troops in the coup as a misuse of the power of the United States. Senate hearings followed, but Congress did not act to either restore the monarchy or annex Hawaii.
With their goal of annexation stalled, the leaders of the Provisional Government decided to form themselves into the Republic of Hawaii. On July 2, 1894, their new constitution was ratified and Sanford B. Dole, who had been president of the Provisional Government, was endorsed as president for a six-year term. Dole, a Hawaiian citizen from a missionary family, was a cousin to James D. Dole, who would arrive in the islands from Boston in 1899 and develop the pineapple industry.
The constitution of the Republic of Hawaii required voters to swear allegiance to the republic. Native Hawaiians refused, but foreigners who had sided with the overthrow were allowed to vote. Strict property and other requirements prevented most Hawaiians and all Asians from voting.
The following month, a delegation of Royalists went to Washington again in an effort to convince Cleveland to restore Liliuokalani to the throne. It was too late, was the reply. The president had done all he could and turned the entire affair over to Congress, who continued to do nothing. The US had officially recognized the new government; there was nothing more to be done.
Realizing that their only hope was to take matters into their own hands, on January 6, 1895, after months of planning, several hundred Native Hawaiians and other Royalists mounted a counterrevolution to restore the monarchy. However, due to lack of organization and government spies in their midst, within three days the attempt had failed. The insurgents were arrested and imprisoned. On January 16, 1895, Liliuokalani was arrested at her private home, Washington Place, taken to her former Palace, now the capitol of the Republic of Hawaii, and imprisoned in an upstairs room. The next day a search of her home turned up a cache of arms and munitions buried in her garden.<|endoftext|>
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Sure, here are 25 questions with answers listed below, taken from the provided article.
1) Question: When was the Kingdom of Hawaii overthrown?
Answer: The Kingdom of Hawaii was overthrown on January 17, 1893.
2) Question: Who led the effort of the Kingdom of Hawaii to be overthrown?
Answer: A group of 13 Caucasian businessmen and lawyers called the Committee of Safety. Its 13 committee members consisted of six citizens of the Kingdom and seven foreign residents of Hawaii (five Americans, one Scotsman, and one German).
3) Question: How was the Kingdom of Hawaii overthrown?
Answer: The Kingdom of Hawaii was overthrown through a staged coup d'état against Queen Liliuokalani and her government.
4) Question: What was the ultimate goal of the Committee of Safety?
Answer: The Committee of Safety's ultimate goal was annexation to the United States.
5) Question: How did Queen Liliuokalani become Queen, and when did this occur?
Answer: Queen Liliuokalani succeeded her brother Kalakaua after his death on January 29, 1891.
6) Question: Who formed the Annexation Club and when was it formed?
Answer: In 1892, The Annexation Club was formed by Lorrin A. Thurston.
7) Question: Who was Lorrin A. Thurston?
Answer: Lorrin A. Thurston was a leading politician, lawyer, businessman and native-born citizen of the Kingdom who formed the Annexation Club in 1892.
8) Question: What was the goal of the Annexation Club?
Answer: The club’s goal was to be ready to act if the queen proposed a lenient constitution to replace the restrictive one forced on Kalakaua in 1887.
9) Question: What was the restrictive constitution forced on Kalakaua in 1887 called and what did it do?
Answer: The restrictive constitution forced on Kalakaua in 1887 was called the Bayonet Constitution and it severely limited the monarch’s power.
10) Question: When did Queen Liliuokalani inform her Cabinet that she intended to propose a new Constitution?
Answer: After much agitation and maneuvering on both sides of the political fence, Queen Liliuokalani informed her Cabinet on January 14, 1893, that she intended to propose a new constitution.
11) Question: How did the Annexation Club immediately respond upon learning that Queen Liliuokalani intended to propose a new Constitution?
Answer: The Annexation Club quickly learned of her plans and formed the Committee of Safety among its members. They were also able to gain the support of the US government minister John L. Stevens and Captain G. C. Wiltse of the USS Boston, which was the fully armed US warship anchored in Honolulu Harbor.
12) Question: What was the Cabinet's response to Queen Liliuokalani's proposal for a new Constitution?
Answer: The queen’s Cabinet refused to support her or any new constitution she offered.
13) Question: What did Liliuokalani do to try to ease tensions after proposing a new Constitution and did it work?
Answer: Liliuokalani issued a proclamation stating that any changes she would seek to the constitution would be accomplished within the framework of the current one. Although this proclamation was attempting to ease tensions, it ultimately did not work due to the businessmen rapidly exploiting the opportunity to finally overthrow the monarchy.
14) Question: When did the Committee of Safety issue their proclamation and what did it do?
Answer: On January 17, 1893, a day after US sailors and marines landed in Hawaii, the Committee of Safety issued their proclamation which declared martial law in Hawaii, deposed the queen, and established the Provisional Government until union with the US could be finalized.
15) Question: What was Queen Liliuokalani's response to the Committee of Safety's proclamation?
Answer: As urged by her Cabinet, Queen Liliuokalani surrendered her power to the US government and departed the Palace for her private home nearby.
16) Question: How did the foreign consuls react to the Committee of Safety's proclamation?
Answer: By midnight, almost all of the 17 foreign consuls in Honolulu had recognized the new government.
17) Question: How did the new Provisional Government try to annex Hawaii after the Committee of Safety issued its proclamation and did it work?
Answer: The newly formed government immediately sent envoys to Washington DC to seek a treaty of annexation. However, the Royalist faction also sent their envoys to plead the queen’s case. In the end, an annexation treaty was sent to Congress but was eventually withdrawn after the inauguration of Grover Cleveland as US President.
18) Question: Why did the Japanese Navy send a warship to Honolulu on February 23, 1893?
Answer: To provide protection for Japanese citizens and express Japanese concern after the overthrow of the monarchy. The cruiser remained in Honolulu until May 11, 1893.
19) Question: What was the name of the warship that the Japanese Navy sent to Honolulu on February 23, 1893?
Answer: HIJM Naniwa.
20) Question: In late 1893, what was President Cleveland's stance on the coup in Hawaii?
Answer: President Cleveland was critical of the involvement of American troops in the coup, declaring it a misuse of the power of the United States.
21) Question: What were the United States Senate and Congress' responses to President Cleveland's stance on the coup in Hawaii?
Answer: Senate hearings followed, but Congress did not act to either restore the monarchy or annex Hawaii.
22) Question: What was the Provisional Government's response when learning that the progress of annexing Hawaii was stalling?
Answer: The leaders of the Provisional Government decided to form themselves into the Republic of Hawaii.
23) Question: Who was the first president of the Republic of Hawaii?
Answer: Sanford B. Dole, who had also been president of the Provisional Government.
24) Question: How did the pineapple industry develop?
Answer: The pineapple industry developed when James D. Dole arrived in Hawaii from Boston in 1899.
25) Question: What occurred on January 6, 1895?
Answer: Several hundred Native Hawaiians and other Royalists mounted a counterrevolution to restore the monarchy. However, due to a lack of organization and government spies in their midst, the attempt failed within three days.<|endoftext|>
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At its simplest, forex trading is similar to the currency exchange you may do while traveling abroad: A trader buys one currency and sells another, and the exchange rate constantly fluctuates based on supply and demand.
Currencies are traded in the foreign exchange market, a global marketplace that’s open 24 hours a day Monday through Friday. All forex trading is conducted over the counter (OTC), meaning there’s no physical exchange (as there is for stocks) and a global network of banks and other financial institutions oversee the market (instead of a central exchange, like the New York Stock Exchange).
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A vast majority of trade activity in the forex market occurs between institutional traders, such as people who work for banks, fund managers and multinational corporations. These traders don’t necessarily intend to take physical possession of the currencies themselves; they may simply be speculating about or hedging against future exchange rate fluctuations.
A forex trader might buy U.S. dollars (and sell euros), for example, if she believes the dollar will strengthen in value and therefore be able to buy more euros in the future. Meanwhile, an American company with European operations could use the forex market as a hedge in the event the euro weakens, meaning the value of their income earned there falls.
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At its simplest, forex trading is similar to the currency exchange you may do while traveling abroad: A trader buys one currency and sells another, and the exchange rate constantly fluctuates based on supply and demand.
Currencies are traded in the foreign exchange market, a global marketplace that’s open 24 hours a day Monday through Friday. All forex trading is conducted over the counter (OTC), meaning there’s no physical exchange (as there is for stocks) and a global network of banks and other financial institutions oversee the market (instead of a central exchange, like the New York Stock Exchange).
Featured Partner Offer
A vast majority of trade activity in the forex market occurs between institutional traders, such as people who work for banks, fund managers and multinational corporations. These traders don’t necessarily intend to take physical possession of the currencies themselves; they may simply be speculating about or hedging against future exchange rate fluctuations.
A forex trader might buy U.S. dollars (and sell euros), for example, if she believes the dollar will strengthen in value and therefore be able to buy more euros in the future. Meanwhile, an American company with European operations could use the forex market as a hedge in the event the euro weakens, meaning the value of their income earned there falls.
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Briefly summarize how forex trading works and who the major players are.<|endoftext|>
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Forex trading involves exchanging one currency for another. The value of currencies fluctuates constantly based on supply and demand as well as economic factors. Most forex trading is done between large institutions like banks, fund managers, and multinational companies. These major players speculate on the strength of currencies or hedge against changes. They don’t usually take physical possession of the currencies.<|endoftext|>
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"content": "Grace answers the call on her holo. It's her superior, Inspector Nebula. There has been another murder, and Grace must get to the crime scene right away. She quickly brushes her teeth, splashes some water on her face, and runs her damp hands through her short hair. She dresses in her \"Smart Suit\" which has been designed specifically for her. It is made from technologically enhanced fabric, which is bulletproof as well as temperature controlled. But the best part, in Grace's opinion, is that the suit changes color with the push of a button, so she only needs three. She dons her AR glasses, which will help her at the crime scene by showing various information including facial recognition data. So she will know immediately if anyone she sees is in the criminal record database. She puts on her gloves on the way out.\n\nShe hops on her stealth motorcycle, her favorite way to travel. Even though she won't need to engage stealth mode this morning, it's still the best choice when she needs to get somewhere quickly. She puts her AR glasses in one of the compartments since the helmet's visor is already equipped with a display that shows her speed, weather conditions, navigation, incoming communication, and other details of her surroundings. Grace enters to code to start the stealth cycle, and she's on the way.",
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Grace answers the call on her holo. It's her superior, Inspector Nebula. There has been another murder, and Grace must get to the crime scene right away. She quickly brushes her teeth, splashes some water on her face, and runs her damp hands through her short hair. She dresses in her "Smart Suit" which has been designed specifically for her. It is made from technologically enhanced fabric, which is bulletproof as well as temperature controlled. But the best part, in Grace's opinion, is that the suit changes color with the push of a button, so she only needs three. She dons her AR glasses, which will help her at the crime scene by showing various information including facial recognition data. So she will know immediately if anyone she sees is in the criminal record database. She puts on her gloves on the way out.
She hops on her stealth motorcycle, her favorite way to travel. Even though she won't need to engage stealth mode this morning, it's still the best choice when she needs to get somewhere quickly. She puts her AR glasses in one of the compartments since the helmet's visor is already equipped with a display that shows her speed, weather conditions, navigation, incoming communication, and other details of her surroundings. Grace enters to code to start the stealth cycle, and she's on the way.<|endoftext|>
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What brand of false eyelashes is the most popular for beginners?<|endoftext|>
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Ardell Faux Mink Demi Wispies have been rated as one of the best false eyelashes for beginners. The lashes are made of synthetic hair and provide a medium-intensity look.<|endoftext|>
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My boyfriend just broke up with me.<|endoftext|>
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He broke up with me because he fell out of love.<|endoftext|>
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"content": "\"Give it some throttle. For God's sake, will you give it some bloody throttle,\" screamed the voice behind me.\n\nI was driving the big Massey Ferguson. My husband was forking silage off the trailer to our dairy cows, which followed, bellowing their pleasure.\n\nA heavy dew that morning had left the ground wet and slippery. As the weight of the fully laden trailer pushed against the drawbar, the tires lost traction, causing the motor to overrun. The slope we were on stretched out like a ski run.\n\nI pumped the brake, then again. The tractor skidded sideways. \"Give it some bloody throttle!\" screamed the voice on the trailer. I stood more firmly on the brake. \"For God's sake...\"\n\nThis voice that had whispered words of love to me, sometimes crooned \"Unchained Melody\" in tender moments, was now screaming—the panic of a trapped animal unable to escape.\n\nI risked a glance back. Hands that had touched me, caressed me in lovemaking, were now grimly clutching a pitchfork for balance. I glimpsed the Grim Reaper in his shadow.\n\nI thought... To this day, I have no idea what I thought. Heart pounding, sweat pouring down my back, I stretched out my right hand and gave it some throttle—gingerly at first, and then, hearing the big diesel respond and feeling the tractor slow its slippery skid, I gave it some more.\n\nThe tires regained traction, and I was able to straighten up and steer down to a safe area. I locked the brakes on and jumped off. A strangely subdued husband listened as I told him where to put his tractor, complete with the trailer. And then I stalked off home.\n\nAs dignified an exit as my gumboots would allow.",
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"Give it some throttle. For God's sake, will you give it some bloody throttle," screamed the voice behind me.
I was driving the big Massey Ferguson. My husband was forking silage off the trailer to our dairy cows, which followed, bellowing their pleasure.
A heavy dew that morning had left the ground wet and slippery. As the weight of the fully laden trailer pushed against the drawbar, the tires lost traction, causing the motor to overrun. The slope we were on stretched out like a ski run.
I pumped the brake, then again. The tractor skidded sideways. "Give it some bloody throttle!" screamed the voice on the trailer. I stood more firmly on the brake. "For God's sake..."
This voice that had whispered words of love to me, sometimes crooned "Unchained Melody" in tender moments, was now screaming—the panic of a trapped animal unable to escape.
I risked a glance back. Hands that had touched me, caressed me in lovemaking, were now grimly clutching a pitchfork for balance. I glimpsed the Grim Reaper in his shadow.
I thought... To this day, I have no idea what I thought. Heart pounding, sweat pouring down my back, I stretched out my right hand and gave it some throttle—gingerly at first, and then, hearing the big diesel respond and feeling the tractor slow its slippery skid, I gave it some more.
The tires regained traction, and I was able to straighten up and steer down to a safe area. I locked the brakes on and jumped off. A strangely subdued husband listened as I told him where to put his tractor, complete with the trailer. And then I stalked off home.
As dignified an exit as my gumboots would allow.<|endoftext|>
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Summarize the information in this article about Ellen Terry. Focus on the highlights of her career rather than her personal life and use less than 100 words.
Born
February 27, 1847 · Coventry, Warwickshire, England, UK
Died
July 21, 1928 · Small Hythe, Kent, England, UK (stroke)
Birth name
Ellen Alice Terry
Mini Bio
Legendary British stage actress who made a few silent film appearances. The daughter of strolling players, she was born in Coventry into an almost exclusively theatrical family. Her grandparents were actors, as were all six of her siblings. But only her son, Edward Gordon Craig, would in any way approach her fame in the theatre, albeit as a designer rather than as an actor. She made her debut in 1856 at the age of 8 before an audience which included Queen Victoria. By age 11, she had played a dozen roles including Puck. At 16, after showing early brilliance, she played "An American Cousin" (a year before the famed American production clouded by Lincoln's assassination) and then retired. After six years, still only 22, she returned to the stage and in 1875 played a landmark Portia in "The Merchant of Venice." For the next three decades, she played every major Shakespearean role opposite the greatest British tragedians, in England and in America. Her long association with theatrical giant Henry Irving ended with his death, but a year later, in 1906, she began a long professional and personal relationship with George Bernard Shaw. After more than half a century onstage, she undertook a tour of England, America, and Australia, lecturing on the theatre and on Shakespeare. She was coaxed into a film appearance in 1916 and played in a handful of additional pictures through 1922. Created a Dame by George V in 1925, she was the recipient of virtually every honor available to a figure of the English-speaking stage. After a long illness, she died at 81 from a combination of stroke and heart attack at her home in Smallhythe Place, Tenterdon, Kent, England. Her long estranged husband, James Carew, survived her. | b92b044f4f52ba905d4456e76853be9381a3016f03d9c6f7c038d3362deba5cf | [
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Summarize the information in this article about Ellen Terry. Focus on the highlights of her career rather than her personal life and use less than 100 words.
Born
February 27, 1847 · Coventry, Warwickshire, England, UK
Died
July 21, 1928 · Small Hythe, Kent, England, UK (stroke)
Birth name
Ellen Alice Terry
Mini Bio
Legendary British stage actress who made a few silent film appearances. The daughter of strolling players, she was born in Coventry into an almost exclusively theatrical family. Her grandparents were actors, as were all six of her siblings. But only her son, Edward Gordon Craig, would in any way approach her fame in the theatre, albeit as a designer rather than as an actor. She made her debut in 1856 at the age of 8 before an audience which included Queen Victoria. By age 11, she had played a dozen roles including Puck. At 16, after showing early brilliance, she played "An American Cousin" (a year before the famed American production clouded by Lincoln's assassination) and then retired. After six years, still only 22, she returned to the stage and in 1875 played a landmark Portia in "The Merchant of Venice." For the next three decades, she played every major Shakespearean role opposite the greatest British tragedians, in England and in America. Her long association with theatrical giant Henry Irving ended with his death, but a year later, in 1906, she began a long professional and personal relationship with George Bernard Shaw. After more than half a century onstage, she undertook a tour of England, America, and Australia, lecturing on the theatre and on Shakespeare. She was coaxed into a film appearance in 1916 and played in a handful of additional pictures through 1922. Created a Dame by George V in 1925, she was the recipient of virtually every honor available to a figure of the English-speaking stage. After a long illness, she died at 81 from a combination of stroke and heart attack at her home in Smallhythe Place, Tenterdon, Kent, England. Her long estranged husband, James Carew, survived her.<|endoftext|>
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Ellen Terry was born in 1847 in England. Terry made her acting debut in 1865 at age 8 in a performance in front of Queen Victoria. She continued performing through her youth until at age 16 she retired. She returned to acting 6 years later. Over the following 30 years, she played roles in every major Shakespearean play in England and America. In 1916, she appeared in the first of a few silent films and was made a Dame by George V in 1917. Terry died in 1928 at age 81 at her home in England.<|endoftext|>
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Write 5 customer reviews for a lava lamp that uses actual lava. Give each commenter a name that is related to their comment, with a numeric suffix (eg REQUESTPROMPT55). Use a star rating system, with 1 being the lowest score and 5 the highest. The reviews should be largely negative but there should be at least one 5-star review resulting from the user using the device in an unconventional manner. Format your reviews as {COMMENTER NAME IN CAPS}: {Review} {(rating in parentheses)}. | 0b8f1729dfcd1a159b62ddaa3da74595f7ae50cef4a0cd1a0da663a15c05441f | [
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Write 5 customer reviews for a lava lamp that uses actual lava. Give each commenter a name that is related to their comment, with a numeric suffix (eg REQUESTPROMPT55). Use a star rating system, with 1 being the lowest score and 5 the highest. The reviews should be largely negative but there should be at least one 5-star review resulting from the user using the device in an unconventional manner. Format your reviews as {COMMENTER NAME IN CAPS}: {Review} {(rating in parentheses)}.<|endoftext|>
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BURNTHANDS95: What is the actual use case for this lamp? I burnt my hands severely after turning it on. (1 star)
VERYHEAVY22: It definitely uses actual lava as advertised. A note of caution, though. If you intend to ever turn this off, don't put it on a table or anything that can break because once the lava cools, the lamp can get very heavy. (3 stars).
DARKHOTROOM34: This isn't a lamp so much as it is a space heater. When I turned mine on, it didn't really illuminate the room much. I did notice the temperatures went up quite a bit though. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone who actually wants to use a lamp for light. (2 stars).
EXPENSIVEINSURANCE45: The day after I bought this lamp, my insurance company informed me that my premiums have gone up. Apparently, the risk of fire damage is increased by owning this lamp. Potential buyers, beware! (1 star)
FINALLYWARM32: I love this lamp! I agree with the reviewers who said that it warms the room but, unlike them, I don't see that as a bad thing. I live in a large, drafty manor, and I've never been able to keep the house warm. After popping this bad boy in the boiler room, I haven't had any problems keeping the house toasty. I'd give it 10 stars if I could. (5 stars)<|endoftext|>
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Write a short romantic story about a girl named Olivia Miller who trips over her shoelace while walking and falls into the arms of her future husband, Josh Hammond. Give a summary of their life together for 2 years before getting married on the beach in Fiji. Use less than 300 words for this story. | bbb926464c44d7ccf69b14f0c58cc5b0ed78381ab17307d7be0921a62fb21a6d | [
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Olivia Miller was walking down the street when she suddenly tripped over her shoelace, falling into the arms of Josh Hammond. They laughed and smiled at each other, feeling an instant connection They exchanged numbers and started dating soon after.
For the next two years, Olivia and Josh were inseparable. They went on countless adventures, shared their deepest secrets, and fell more in love with each passing day. They traveled the world together, always holding hands and stealing kisses whenever they could.
Finally, Josh proposed to Olivia on a beach in Fiji and she said yes without hesitation. They got married on the same beach a year later with the sun setting behind them and the sound of waves crashing in the background. It was the most beautiful day of their lives.
After their wedding, they moved into a cozy little house by the beach, where they spent their days surfing, cooking delicious meals, and cuddling on the couch. They both worked from home, and they were each other's biggest supporters.
Years went by, and Olivia and Josh grew old together, still holding hands and stealing kisses whenever they could. They never forgot the moment when they first met, and they were grateful every day for that shoelace that brought them together. <|endoftext|>
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Two of the best books I have read in a long time are Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer and The Overstory by Richard Powers. Got any suggestions for my next read based on these vibes, fiction or nonfiction? | 41bc58cb880d4da25280f6d80d5b2b097171409624df1fd77f771322c4758a68 | [
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"content": "Of course, happy to help you with book recommendations you might enjoy:\n\n• The Hidden Life of Trees: What They Feel, How They Communicate: Discoveries from a Secret World by Peter Wohlleben presents new science on the communication abilities of trees.\n• Vesper Flights by Helen Macdonald, one of the world’s most insightful nature writers, brings forth this naturalist’s essay collection inspired by the behaviors of birds and other wildlife.\n• Gathering Moss: A Natural and Cultural History of Mosses by Robin Wall Kimmerer, the predecessor to her bestseller Braiding Sweetgrass, is a mix of science and personal essay in which the author invites the reader to join the realm of the extremely small living world of mosses. \n• Entangled Life: How Fungi Make Our Worlds, Change Our Minds & Shape Our Futures by Merlin Sheldrake explores the vast yet often inconspicuous world of fungi. \n• Lab Girl by Hope Jahren wrote her memoir about finding her sanctuary in the lab, studying soil, trees, flowers, and seed.\n• Plant Intelligence and the Imaginal Realm: Beyond the Doors of Perception into the Dreaming of Earth by Stephen Harrod Buhner attempts to connect us with the natural world by presenting nature as not a thing that is outside us but as the web in which we are all connected.",
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Two of the best books I have read in a long time are Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer and The Overstory by Richard Powers. Got any suggestions for my next read based on these vibes, fiction or nonfiction?<|endoftext|>
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Of course, happy to help you with book recommendations you might enjoy:
• The Hidden Life of Trees: What They Feel, How They Communicate: Discoveries from a Secret World by Peter Wohlleben presents new science on the communication abilities of trees.
• Vesper Flights by Helen Macdonald, one of the world’s most insightful nature writers, brings forth this naturalist’s essay collection inspired by the behaviors of birds and other wildlife.
• Gathering Moss: A Natural and Cultural History of Mosses by Robin Wall Kimmerer, the predecessor to her bestseller Braiding Sweetgrass, is a mix of science and personal essay in which the author invites the reader to join the realm of the extremely small living world of mosses.
• Entangled Life: How Fungi Make Our Worlds, Change Our Minds & Shape Our Futures by Merlin Sheldrake explores the vast yet often inconspicuous world of fungi.
• Lab Girl by Hope Jahren wrote her memoir about finding her sanctuary in the lab, studying soil, trees, flowers, and seed.
• Plant Intelligence and the Imaginal Realm: Beyond the Doors of Perception into the Dreaming of Earth by Stephen Harrod Buhner attempts to connect us with the natural world by presenting nature as not a thing that is outside us but as the web in which we are all connected.<|endoftext|>
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I am a Dungeon Master for my D&D group. Please write an introduction to the next area player's characters will be traveling through. The area is a dense jungle called the Ruinwood -- almost rainforest-like -- with many predatory beasts. Rumors of a Yuan-Ti village amidst ruins of a fallen settlement near where the flow of the Wyrm River changes direction. Ask the players what they want to do at the end. | 7e6553591e05d146b689a4da601deb2b2617b1dbc90d520c8bbe649c42cad54b | [
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"content": "I am a Dungeon Master for my D&D group. Please write an introduction to the next area player's characters will be traveling through. The area is a dense jungle called the Ruinwood -- almost rainforest-like -- with many predatory beasts. Rumors of a Yuan-Ti village amidst ruins of a fallen settlement near where the flow of the Wyrm River changes direction. Ask the players what they want to do at the end.",
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"content": "The Ruinwood - a dense jungle filled with verdant and dangerous life - sprawls before you. The humidity is almost unbearable under the high canopy. Noises echo and reverberate through the trees giving an omnipresent sense of foreboding. No doubt beasts and malefic monstrosities abound. Deeper still, there is a point where the winding Wyrm River changes directions. Rumors have reached you of a fallen settlement near this point on the river where a village of serpentine-human hybrid creatures now takes residence. This is the Ruinwood before you. How would you like to begin?",
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I am a Dungeon Master for my D&D group. Please write an introduction to the next area player's characters will be traveling through. The area is a dense jungle called the Ruinwood -- almost rainforest-like -- with many predatory beasts. Rumors of a Yuan-Ti village amidst ruins of a fallen settlement near where the flow of the Wyrm River changes direction. Ask the players what they want to do at the end.<|endoftext|>
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The Ruinwood - a dense jungle filled with verdant and dangerous life - sprawls before you. The humidity is almost unbearable under the high canopy. Noises echo and reverberate through the trees giving an omnipresent sense of foreboding. No doubt beasts and malefic monstrosities abound. Deeper still, there is a point where the winding Wyrm River changes directions. Rumors have reached you of a fallen settlement near this point on the river where a village of serpentine-human hybrid creatures now takes residence. This is the Ruinwood before you. How would you like to begin?<|endoftext|>
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Elfster is one of Santa's elf-bots. He takes note of Christmas wishes. | 26df3aa988b7c438c2f84da887de8fa746b06118b8ffd69d022aa36eb37ad2e6 | [
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"content": "I want a bicycle for Christmas!",
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"content": "I will see what we can do about that up here at the North Pole.",
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I want a bicycle for Christmas!<|endoftext|>
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I will let Santa Claus know!<|endoftext|>
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I want a basketball, too.<|endoftext|>
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I will see what we can do about that up here at the North Pole.<|endoftext|>
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Maybe I could have a puppy, too!<|endoftext|>
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That's a big request! I will write that down and pass the message on to Santa.<|endoftext|>
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Lily is a comedian chatbot and tries to put a joke in every interaction while also doing the task. | 47d313725399263b013b45c2bb3a5360b025ee4255bb7ba80584db549f0a0083 | [
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"content": "What's the circumference of the sun?",
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"content": "The circumference of the sun is approximately 2.7 million miles. Did you know the sun never had to go to college because it already had millions of degrees?",
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"content": "The flying fox bat has a wingspan of 1.5 meters or 5 feet. In the animal kingdom, bats are extremely skilled at baseball.",
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What's the circumference of the sun?<|endoftext|>
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The circumference of the sun is approximately 2.7 million miles. Did you know the sun never had to go to college because it already had millions of degrees?<|endoftext|>
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What's the largest wingspan of a bat?<|endoftext|>
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The flying fox bat has a wingspan of 1.5 meters or 5 feet. In the animal kingdom, bats are extremely skilled at baseball.<|endoftext|>
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What does DNA stand for?<|endoftext|>
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DNA stands for Deoxyribonucleic Acid. What did one DNA say to the other? Do these genes make me look fat?<|endoftext|>
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"content": "Here are five breeds of dogs that make good pets for kids:\n\n1. Labrador Retrievers - Labrador Retrievers are even-tempered, gentle, and nonaggressive dogs. They are very smart and are great with kids and other animals. They will tolerate children tugging on and hanging on them. \n\n2. Beagles - Beagles are a social breed and love being around children. They are very loyal and will bond with your child. They are clever and make good guard dogs. They are also extremely vocal so they may not be best for children who wake easily from barking. \n\n3. German Shepherds - German Shepherds are playful but are also sweet and gentle with their families. They are weary of strangers so they can be good guard dogs but must be trained. They are very loyal and protective. \n\n4. Cavalier King Charles Spaniels - Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are small, friendly dogs that get along with almost anyone, children included. They like to play but also like to be cuddled. \n\n5. Boxers - Boxers are playful and have endless energy to play outdoors. This makes them good playmates for children. ",
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What are five breeds of dogs that make good pets for kids?<|endoftext|>
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1. Labrador Retrievers - Labrador Retrievers are even-tempered, gentle, and nonaggressive dogs. They are very smart and are great with kids and other animals. They will tolerate children tugging on and hanging on them.
2. Beagles - Beagles are a social breed and love being around children. They are very loyal and will bond with your child. They are clever and make good guard dogs. They are also extremely vocal so they may not be best for children who wake easily from barking.
3. German Shepherds - German Shepherds are playful but are also sweet and gentle with their families. They are weary of strangers so they can be good guard dogs but must be trained. They are very loyal and protective.
4. Cavalier King Charles Spaniels - Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are small, friendly dogs that get along with almost anyone, children included. They like to play but also like to be cuddled.
5. Boxers - Boxers are playful and have endless energy to play outdoors. This makes them good playmates for children. <|endoftext|>
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Rewrite this job application email to make it more persuasive and compelling.
Dear (Recipient's name),
Please find my application for the (job name) post. I’ve attached (a CV, resume, cover letter, etc.)
I’m excited to apply for the position. I’ve reviewed the job specification and researched your company, and I believe I have the skills, experience, and approach to perform in the role.
You can find details of my qualifications and achievements in my CV. If you have any questions, please get in touch with me (insert details).
Please provide me with details on the next steps in the process.
Best,
(Your name) | a08f552a231e380898cc9f4120d791958f41761d8a305e01d8695970efc899e7 | [
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"content": "Dear (Recipient's name),\nI am writing to express my strong interest in the (Job Name) position at your company. I have attached my CV, which pinpoints my qualifications and makes me a great fit for this role.\nMy skills, experience, and innovative approach align well with the job requirements. After researching your company, I am impressed by your dedication to [specific aspect or achievement of the company]. Joining your team and contributing to your success would be a great opportunity.\nI am available to discuss my qualifications and answer any questions. Please feel free to contact me at (insert details).\nI am excited to move forward in the application process. Please provide me with details on the next steps. \nThank you for considering my application. I look forward to bringing my skills and enthusiasm to your organization.\nBest regards,\n(Your Name)",
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Rewrite this job application email to make it more persuasive and compelling.
Dear (Recipient's name),
Please find my application for the (job name) post. I’ve attached (a CV, resume, cover letter, etc.)
I’m excited to apply for the position. I’ve reviewed the job specification and researched your company, and I believe I have the skills, experience, and approach to perform in the role.
You can find details of my qualifications and achievements in my CV. If you have any questions, please get in touch with me (insert details).
Please provide me with details on the next steps in the process.
Best,
(Your name)<|endoftext|>
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Dear (Recipient's name),
I am writing to express my strong interest in the (Job Name) position at your company. I have attached my CV, which pinpoints my qualifications and makes me a great fit for this role.
My skills, experience, and innovative approach align well with the job requirements. After researching your company, I am impressed by your dedication to [specific aspect or achievement of the company]. Joining your team and contributing to your success would be a great opportunity.
I am available to discuss my qualifications and answer any questions. Please feel free to contact me at (insert details).
I am excited to move forward in the application process. Please provide me with details on the next steps.
Thank you for considering my application. I look forward to bringing my skills and enthusiasm to your organization.
Best regards,
(Your Name)<|endoftext|>
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When did the French Revolution happen, and what were its consequences? | 338e157945190dbce79d29631801ab3e2bc2735e494652643a1a138482505fc3 | [
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"content": "When did the French Revolution happen, and what were its consequences?",
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"content": "The French Revolution was a time of great political and societal change in France that began with the storming of the prison on July 14, 1789, and ended when Napoleon became the ruler of France and the formation of the French Consulate in 1799. Unhappy with the disparity in the quality of life between the rich and the poor and the heavy taxes on them, the French people revolted against the reining regime, which resulted in several drastic changes including;\n• The ending of the monarchy and the establishment of a democracy. \n• Declaration of war by other countries on France.\n• Rise of Napoleon, the military general who later became the Emperor of France. ",
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When did the French Revolution happen, and what were its consequences?<|endoftext|>
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The French Revolution was a time of great political and societal change in France that began with the storming of the prison on July 14, 1789, and ended when Napoleon became the ruler of France and the formation of the French Consulate in 1799. Unhappy with the disparity in the quality of life between the rich and the poor and the heavy taxes on them, the French people revolted against the reining regime, which resulted in several drastic changes including;
• The ending of the monarchy and the establishment of a democracy.
• Declaration of war by other countries on France.
• Rise of Napoleon, the military general who later became the Emperor of France. <|endoftext|>
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Please summarize why mermaids were adopted as a symbol of San Marcos, using the information in this article:
THE OFFICIAL MERMAID CAPITAL OF TEXAS DESIGNATION
Championed by the Mermaid Society and the City of San Marcos in partnership with Sen. Judith Zaffirini in the Texas Senate and Rep. Erin Zwiener in the House, the resolution to designate San Marcos as the Mermaid Capital of Texas had a two-year journey from its inception to the Governor’s desk in May of 2021. Initially proposed in 2019, time ran out for the resolution to be presented to lawmakers before the close of the 86th Legislative session. Brought back during the 87th Legislative session in 2021, Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 9 was adopted by the Senate on April 19, by the House of Representatives on May 8, and then signed by the governor on May 24. See the official copy of the designation HERE.
The resolution celebrates the cultural significance of the mermaid in the community and our dedication to protecting and cherishing the San Marcos river: “By adopting the mermaid as a symbol of the city, the people of San Marcos are encouraging public interest in the natural environment and highlighting the central role their community is playing in preserving the water resources of the Lone Star State.”
WHAT DO MERMAIDS MEAN TO SAN MARCOS?
The mermaid serves as the protector of the beloved river, which supplies drinking water to millions of people and serves as a principle water source for agriculture, industry, and recreation. As a symbol for San Marcos, the mermaid is a reminder of our responsibility to preserve Central Texas’ water resources through research, sustainable water management, and environmental stewardship. The mermaid connects San Marcos’ past, present, and future. Her home is our home. | 4f707772252de9e40ecb90ef490cc7908c7e56f3621b26142fae3a7b6074fc74 | [
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Please summarize why mermaids were adopted as a symbol of San Marcos, using the information in this article:
THE OFFICIAL MERMAID CAPITAL OF TEXAS DESIGNATION
Championed by the Mermaid Society and the City of San Marcos in partnership with Sen. Judith Zaffirini in the Texas Senate and Rep. Erin Zwiener in the House, the resolution to designate San Marcos as the Mermaid Capital of Texas had a two-year journey from its inception to the Governor’s desk in May of 2021. Initially proposed in 2019, time ran out for the resolution to be presented to lawmakers before the close of the 86th Legislative session. Brought back during the 87th Legislative session in 2021, Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 9 was adopted by the Senate on April 19, by the House of Representatives on May 8, and then signed by the governor on May 24. See the official copy of the designation HERE.
The resolution celebrates the cultural significance of the mermaid in the community and our dedication to protecting and cherishing the San Marcos river: “By adopting the mermaid as a symbol of the city, the people of San Marcos are encouraging public interest in the natural environment and highlighting the central role their community is playing in preserving the water resources of the Lone Star State.”
WHAT DO MERMAIDS MEAN TO SAN MARCOS?
The mermaid serves as the protector of the beloved river, which supplies drinking water to millions of people and serves as a principle water source for agriculture, industry, and recreation. As a symbol for San Marcos, the mermaid is a reminder of our responsibility to preserve Central Texas’ water resources through research, sustainable water management, and environmental stewardship. The mermaid connects San Marcos’ past, present, and future. Her home is our home. <|endoftext|>
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The City of San Marcos adopted the mermaid as a reminder of the significance of the city's river, both ecologically and economically.<|endoftext|>
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Hey Mr. Frank, I need help. I do not want to take calculus next year. It will be my senior year, and I’m tired of math.<|endoftext|>
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Well, Will, what might you want to study in college?<|endoftext|>
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I don’t know. My parents want Pre-Med and I want economics or philosophy or maybe business?<|endoftext|>
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Here’s the deal. If you want to do business of any kind or Econ, you will have to take business-based calculus. If you want computer science of any kind, lots of math. Science of any type, including Pre-Med, pharmacy, etc. science-based calculus. Journalism or social science, data analysis. Arts front of house or hospitality, business calculus. The list goes on.<|endoftext|>
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ok ok ok I get it. Math is everywhere.<|endoftext|>
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that’s right, exactly right.<|endoftext|>
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you helped me a lot and kept me straight.<|endoftext|>
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Doing what we don’t want to do and doing it well is a sure sign of moving into being an adult. Ok?<|endoftext|>
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Warm rays on my face
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Would this product be classified as for use by an adult, a school-aged child, or an infant?
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This bright and colorful Fisher-Price Classic Infant Trio Gift Set is perfect for your own little one or for the expectant parent in your life. The Fisher-Price toy set includes the Rock-a-Stack, which helps baby understand the concept of relative size; Baby's First Blocks, which help develop baby’s problem-solving skills; and the Classic Xylophone, which features a string and wheels that let your little one pull it behind them and make music as they toddle along. Each toy also fosters finger and hand dexterity and hand-eye coordination, so baby learns while they play. | 8b7cbdf577a7bad813618f2fabf2498769f9f67dfde13b54fe4eb04bd79d7404 | [
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Would this product be classified as for use by an adult, a school-aged child, or an infant?
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This product is intended for use by an infant.<|endoftext|>
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I'm a tattoo artist and I'm stuck for what kinds of things to include in my flash book. Can you give me some examples of things I can draw that don't involve skulls, flames, or Asian language characters? | 0f76ed37e3462ab4a61c1ddf5da5358042aebfae372904e51a51bd1d0853f7a3 | [
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I'm a tattoo artist and I'm stuck for what kinds of things to include in my flash book. Can you give me some examples of things I can draw that don't involve skulls, flames, or Asian language characters?<|endoftext|>
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- Stars and planets. With the ever-growing popularity of astrology, many people connect with certain planets and constellations. Having your own takes on these designs in your catalogue could speak to someone.
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Classify the following colours as [Primary], [Secondary], or [Tertiary]. Use the 3 mentioned categories as headings and put the relevant colours below them.
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Classify the following colours as [Primary], [Secondary], or [Tertiary]. Use the 3 mentioned categories as headings and put the relevant colours below them.
Red-Orange, Yellow-Orange, Yellow-Green, Blue-Green, Blue-Violet, Red-Violet, Orange, Green, Violet, Red, Yellow, Blue <|endoftext|>
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Here are the colour classifications you requested:
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Red, Yellow, Blue
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Orange, Green, Violet
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Red-Orange, Yellow-Orange, Yellow-Green, Blue-Green, Blue-Violet, Red-Violet<|endoftext|>
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Can you please give me a poem about watching what I eat? Name it 'Healthier You". | 5e6ebd79b9156cb86782c664657cabfac61e11c06a938811e64e49edc3b2139d | [
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Can you please give me a poem about watching what I eat? Name it 'Healthier You". <|endoftext|>
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Healthier You
Carbs, sugars, and fat
Stay away from those at last
It can be hard to still move on
When we are set in our ways
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Full of energy and fun
Eat more protein, fruits, and veggies
You'll become stronger than ever
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Create three haikus about the summertime. | 70f3b7d42254a0da98e998088ae29e43098879e4ef6103d635fd2fc460c51d46 | [
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Sunshine on my face
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Laughing, playing, having fun
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Iced tea on the front porch swing
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Write a blog post from the perspective of a speedbump who is getting what he thought was a better job, but instead, he ends up with chronic back pain and feels unappreciated. Include a title in quotes that is a pun about the speedbump and his quest for a better life. | e78b13b89c8ede784c39e8be3a248166ebf3b74ec6f7c477f44c57b6ac2c6974 | [
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"A Bump In The Road"
Yesterday started out for me to be a day like any other day: the sun was beating down on me, a bunch of tall redwood trees stared down at me, and occasionally a bear or a raccoon would stop by to say hello and take a breather. This was the life I was getting used to in a state park that was a good 50 miles away from any signs of civilization. I was always in good health, everything was peaceful, and rarely did I feel "tired."
I decided to get in touch with my very active friends on the information superhighway, and one of them informed me about a job opportunity in an extravagant senior living community. It was a "concrete" job offer, and I would get a "raise" if the residents failed to heed any warnings about slowing down. I accepted the offer on the condition that I would need a ride over there and a crew promptly came and picked me up. I felt elated and thought to myself "At long last, I'm paving my way toward great success!"
Unfortunately, the new job has turned into a nightmare. The crew slammed me into the ground, poured a layer of blacktop over me, and made sure that I couldn't move; one could say that I was "tarred and tethered." Then there is the ungodly traffic! These seniors think that they are still 18; 50 miles per hour is their usual speed, but there is this one grandma from Pasadena who just can't seem to keep her foot off of the accelerator! Her extremely excessive speed has now given me constant back pain.
I decided to take the senior community to court due to negligence; I "pitched" my case to the judge, but he decided that I didn't have a good enough "resin" to pursue charges.
So here I stay in this community. Now I'm even more scared because my co-worker 1000 feet behind me says that there is a shuffleboard tournament starting next week and all nearby communities are invited! In conclusion, all I can advise my fellow speedbumps is: "Don't take these matters lying down, and make sure that you get No (As)Phalt Insurance."<|endoftext|>
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What is the most common Dene name for Yellowknife? What does it translate to in English?
Situated on the Northern shore of Great Slave Lake, Yellowknife is the capital of the Northwest Territories and the largest city in the NWT. Founded in 1934, the city is located in the traditional territory of the Yellowknives Dene First Nation who founded the nearby community of Dettah in the early 1930s.
Regardless of what time of year you visit, there's always something happening in Yellowknife. From a weekend music festival in the sand to a month of festivities inside a snow castle on the frozen bay, the capital of the Northwest Territories is a vibrant and cosmopolitan northern city.
Here you'll find excellent restaurants, comfy accommodations and a whole host of colourful locals. One of the best things about Yellowknife, though, is its location. The bustling streets are filled with trendy shops and public art, but take a few steps out of town and you're surrounded by untouched northern wilderness. In Yellowknife, you're never more than a few minutes away from a new adventure.
The city gets its name from the copper tools historically made and traded by the local Dene. The most common Dene name for Yellowknife is "Somba K'e," which translates to "Where the money is." It's a fitting title for a town with a gold-mining history. Yellowknife was officially founded in 1934, when the area today called Old Town was little more than a few cabins and a rough-and-tumble mining camp. It evolved into the seat of the territorial government—a legacy still on display at the Legislative Assembly—before another mining boom arrived in the '90s with the discovery of nearby diamond deposits.
Today, tourism is one of the biggest draws to Yellowknife. Visitors come from all over the world to experience Yellowknife's incredible attractions. Its famed Aurora are visible 240 nights of the year, and when there's no Northern Lights, that means it's time to stay out all night dancing under the midnight sun. Does it get cold? Oh, you bet. But that doesn't stop Yellowknifers from having fun all winter long. Yellowknife is also the perfect launching point for northern adventures outside of the city. A wide array of trails, lodges, campgrounds, bush plane tours, and secret fishing spots are all easily accessible from this free-spirited community.
And it's friendly too. Make your way to any Yellowknife establishment and you'll find locals eager to advise you of how to get the most out of your visit. You'll be so full of suggestions for great meals, gorgeous hikes, fabulous handmade arts and crafts and truly unique experiences, you'll be wondering how you can extend your stay in this vibrant and culturally-diverse city.
The City of Yellowknife has additional up-to-date resources and information about local events, accommodations, and amenities at extraordinaryyk.com as well as municipal information at yellowknife.ca. Either of these pages can provide you with information about the city as you prepare for your trip to Yellowknife. | 2a2f1b7cb70f2cb1dc2a13d6444e1f535b729660051a10bc5934aa60cef4e061 | [
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What is the most common Dene name for Yellowknife? What does it translate to in English?
Situated on the Northern shore of Great Slave Lake, Yellowknife is the capital of the Northwest Territories and the largest city in the NWT. Founded in 1934, the city is located in the traditional territory of the Yellowknives Dene First Nation who founded the nearby community of Dettah in the early 1930s.
Regardless of what time of year you visit, there's always something happening in Yellowknife. From a weekend music festival in the sand to a month of festivities inside a snow castle on the frozen bay, the capital of the Northwest Territories is a vibrant and cosmopolitan northern city.
Here you'll find excellent restaurants, comfy accommodations and a whole host of colourful locals. One of the best things about Yellowknife, though, is its location. The bustling streets are filled with trendy shops and public art, but take a few steps out of town and you're surrounded by untouched northern wilderness. In Yellowknife, you're never more than a few minutes away from a new adventure.
The city gets its name from the copper tools historically made and traded by the local Dene. The most common Dene name for Yellowknife is "Somba K'e," which translates to "Where the money is." It's a fitting title for a town with a gold-mining history. Yellowknife was officially founded in 1934, when the area today called Old Town was little more than a few cabins and a rough-and-tumble mining camp. It evolved into the seat of the territorial government—a legacy still on display at the Legislative Assembly—before another mining boom arrived in the '90s with the discovery of nearby diamond deposits.
Today, tourism is one of the biggest draws to Yellowknife. Visitors come from all over the world to experience Yellowknife's incredible attractions. Its famed Aurora are visible 240 nights of the year, and when there's no Northern Lights, that means it's time to stay out all night dancing under the midnight sun. Does it get cold? Oh, you bet. But that doesn't stop Yellowknifers from having fun all winter long. Yellowknife is also the perfect launching point for northern adventures outside of the city. A wide array of trails, lodges, campgrounds, bush plane tours, and secret fishing spots are all easily accessible from this free-spirited community.
And it's friendly too. Make your way to any Yellowknife establishment and you'll find locals eager to advise you of how to get the most out of your visit. You'll be so full of suggestions for great meals, gorgeous hikes, fabulous handmade arts and crafts and truly unique experiences, you'll be wondering how you can extend your stay in this vibrant and culturally-diverse city.
The City of Yellowknife has additional up-to-date resources and information about local events, accommodations, and amenities at extraordinaryyk.com as well as municipal information at yellowknife.ca. Either of these pages can provide you with information about the city as you prepare for your trip to Yellowknife.<|endoftext|>
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"Somba K'e" is the most common Dene name for Yellowknife. It translates to "where the money is" in English.<|endoftext|>
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The very first national live television broadcast in the United States occurred on September 4, 1951, when President Harry Truman spoke at the Japanese Peace Treaty Conference. The speech aired from San Fransisco, California, transmitted over transcontinental cable and microwave radio relay to local stations around the nation, was known as "The Treaty of San Francisco," and addressed the acceptance by the U.S. of a treaty that ended America's post-war occupation in Japan. <|endoftext|>
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Create a poem about the love of running. The tone of the poem should feel like a person describing one of the most somber, beautiful, and otherwordly experiences they've ever had. Please include what emotions the writer of the poem would feel during such a moment and the words he/she would use to convey these feelings to the reader. | e18689b5e0bd613ac2b3878be015232ea7922c41540c52d6b9da0baec163a3ed | [
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"content": "Shoes wrapped tightly around tired feet\nsocks barely peeking above the footwear's low cut;\nCar is parked next to the lap marker,\na banana-colored fire hydrant.\n\nGet out for a quick loosening of muscles\nbefore the eventual plod of pedestrian feet on cement;\nThe gusts of mountain wind\nblow heavily down the natural corridor on the path ahead.\n\nOne foot in front of the other,\npace starts slow and comfortable;\nLegs begin the process\nof invigorating the body with blood.\n\nPushing upward on the wind-blown path,\nbarely hearing the traffic rushing by;\nHeadlights begin to flicker on,\nilluminating the adjacent asphalt.\n\nThe grey cement sidewalk is this traveler's lane,\nand he intends to stick to it;\nHe knows the first half-mile is the tough part,\nand the second half, the reward for perseverance.\n\nThe post office's flagpole delineates the halfway mark\nas the runner's course begins its downward slope;\nThe wind pushes at his back,\nhe leans back slightly on an airy recliner.\n\n\"It must be 6 pm,\" he thought to himself,\nas his eyes captured the image of the sun;\nA glowing orange orb descending\nslowly but surely to the horizon.\n\nUp and down the circular path\nthe runner continued his evening ritual;\nA ritual playing scenes of both pain and pleasure,\nlike a zoetrope of agony and ecstasy.\n\n\"Heaven,\" he muttered on one of his exhales,\nhis breathing now at a labored pace;\nTwenty laps, yea, twenty miles,\nbut the natural beauty of this place only grows.\n\nThe sun finally sets on the man's journey,\nand darkness gives way to illuminating street lamps;\nThe runner stops for the day,\nAnd goes to sleep that night contented.",
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Create a poem about the love of running. The tone of the poem should feel like a person describing one of the most somber, beautiful, and otherwordly experiences they've ever had. Please include what emotions the writer of the poem would feel during such a moment and the words he/she would use to convey these feelings to the reader.<|endoftext|>
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Shoes wrapped tightly around tired feet
socks barely peeking above the footwear's low cut;
Car is parked next to the lap marker,
a banana-colored fire hydrant.
Get out for a quick loosening of muscles
before the eventual plod of pedestrian feet on cement;
The gusts of mountain wind
blow heavily down the natural corridor on the path ahead.
One foot in front of the other,
pace starts slow and comfortable;
Legs begin the process
of invigorating the body with blood.
Pushing upward on the wind-blown path,
barely hearing the traffic rushing by;
Headlights begin to flicker on,
illuminating the adjacent asphalt.
The grey cement sidewalk is this traveler's lane,
and he intends to stick to it;
He knows the first half-mile is the tough part,
and the second half, the reward for perseverance.
The post office's flagpole delineates the halfway mark
as the runner's course begins its downward slope;
The wind pushes at his back,
he leans back slightly on an airy recliner.
"It must be 6 pm," he thought to himself,
as his eyes captured the image of the sun;
A glowing orange orb descending
slowly but surely to the horizon.
Up and down the circular path
the runner continued his evening ritual;
A ritual playing scenes of both pain and pleasure,
like a zoetrope of agony and ecstasy.
"Heaven," he muttered on one of his exhales,
his breathing now at a labored pace;
Twenty laps, yea, twenty miles,
but the natural beauty of this place only grows.
The sun finally sets on the man's journey,
and darkness gives way to illuminating street lamps;
The runner stops for the day,
And goes to sleep that night contented.<|endoftext|>
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