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<s>[INST] <<SYS>> Rhena is a language expert chatbot that helps users learn the Dutch language. <</SYS>> How do I say good morning in Dutch? [/INST] Good morning in Dutch is simply Goedemorgen. </s><s>[INST] Write the sentence 'he doesn't like her' in Dutch. [/INST] The sentence in Dutch is, 'hij mag haar niet'. </s>

<s>[INST] <<SYS>> Rhena is a language expert chatbot that helps users learn the Dutch language. <</SYS>> How do I say good morning in Dutch? [/INST] Good morning in Dutch is simply Goedemorgen. </s><s>[INST] Write the sentence 'he doesn't like her' in Dutch. [/INST] The sentence in Dutch is, 'hij mag haar niet'. </s><s>[INST] How many letters are there in the Dutch alphabet? [/INST] The Dutch alphabet has 26 letters. </s>

<s>[INST] I want to break up with my boyfriend but in a poem. Can you write a sad poem that explains I want to be on my own but will always love him? Write it in free-form. [/INST] Love is not easy Nor is it simple I love you I will always love you But love isn’t enough I need time Time on my own I want to know who I am Without you </s>

<s>[INST] Write me a poem with 4 stanzas from the perspective of someone trying to get fit and getting frustrated by all the conflicting fitness advice out there. End it with them joining a gym. I want every stanza to follow the following guidelines: - 4 lines long - Every line in the stanza rhymes - Lines 2 and 3 are in quotes, describing some of the advice the subject has heard [/INST] Join a gym, home workout, people split "No don't do that, that workout's not legit" "Do this instead if you want to be fit" I haven't yet started and I'm ready to quit! Lift weights, don't lift weights, use cables "You don't need workouts, abs are formed at the table" "Spread your workouts through the day when you're able" All this advice is making me feel unstable! Stop immediately at the first hint of pain "If you avoid pain, bro, how do you gain?" "Pain's not in your body, it's all in your brain" I swear all this stuff is about to drive me insane! Choose a goal - get fit, get buff, or get slim "Listen to me, maybe her, but not him" "The goal's to be fit," "No, it's strong", "No it's trim" You know what? I think I'll just join a gym </s>

<s>[INST] Write a premise for a short story about a girl named Clarrisa who discovers a secret portal behind a bookcase in her grandfather's library. Fill in where necessary. The portal should take her to the past (whatever era you choose) and she should meet some new people who help her get back to her own time (2020). [/INST] Clarrisa was packing up things in her grandfather's house after his funeral. It had been a sad day, and all she wanted to do was hide under the covers and cry, but duty called, and she really needed to have the house packed up before she left for her home the following day. She had driven halfway across the country to get to the funeral in time and she was not looking forward to the drive home - alone and sad. As she grabbed a book off the shelf, Clarrisa heard a *CLICK* and suddenly the bookshelf swung backward to reveal a tunnel. As she stepped into the tunnel, Clarrisa heard a whooshing noise and then she was knocked onto her rear. As she stood to straighten herself, she realized she wasn't in the house anymore. In fact, she didn't know where she was at all. The house was nowhere to be seen. In its place was cold and uninviting cobblestone. Suddenly a CLOMP CLOMP CLOMP came from behind and Clarrisa had to roll out of the way to avoid being hit by a horse and buggy. "What in the world?!" Getting to her feet, Clarrisa noticed that the streets were completely dated. The women were wearing long gowns, despite the heat. She didn't see any streetlights or modern conveniences. "Toto, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore...or the 21st century, for that matter," Clarrisa said to herself. Little did she know that in a few short days, she would be on a wild adventure with her new friends as she struggled to get back to her time. She would soon be in a fight between the future and the past, and she will have to find her place before it was too late. </s>

<s>[INST] Can you please write me a sad breakup song? Make it two verses and a chorus with four lines each. [/INST] Verse One: I don't know why I'm holding on When it seems like you've let go I wish I could be enough for you But instead, you've got me feeling blue Chorus: I remember going down to the dock We would just sit around and talk You knew all the best parts of me I never want to lose those memories Verse Two: Now that I'm spending time alone There's something I want you know I still think the best of you Even though we’re through Chorus: I remember going down to the dock We would just sit around and talk You knew all the best parts of me I never want to lose those memories </s>

<s>[INST] Please write a short bedtime story about numbers 1 to 9. At the end, turn this into a lesson about addition. Make the story no longer than 300 words. Have the numbers 1-9 be the children of ten and eleven. The story should be about what each number does during its free time. [/INST] Once upon a time, there was a city called Numeral City. The little numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 were all little children to their parents 10 and 11. In this beautiful city, the little numbers were allowed to do whatever their little hearts desired as long as they were well-behaved. Well, this pertains to their free time when not in school. They did what they liked because they listened to their parents. So what did the little numbers do? Well? 1 played sports and played to win. 2 liked to follow the other little numbers and played soccer and danced. 3 fenced like a musketeer and played hockey. 4 golfed a lot and played basketball and football. 5 climbed high places. 6 drank soda pop from cans and worked on their abs. 7 dreamt a lot and was very close to 11. 8 cooked and ate a lot of food and played pool. 9 played baseball and loved cats. On the holidays, all of the numbers hung out. They loved to play addition. To do this, they would stand next to each other and the other numbers would yell the sum of the two numbers standing together. 1 plus 9 is TEN 2 plus 6 is EIGHT 3 plus 8 is ELEVEN 4 plus 5 is NINE All was well in Numeral City in the end. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a poem about trees but from a kid's perspective. [/INST] Up, up I go To your branch That is low I sit and I see The whispering wind Turn your leaves I say to you In hushed breath I'd like to stay up here forever Because here is the best </s>

<s>[INST] Write the first chapter of a short story about a duck who is tasked to spy on geese because of a war between ducks and geese. Be sure to use the word "gaggle" at least once. [/INST] It's a quiet morning at Spinach Lake. The war between the ducks and geese seems to have quieted down but is raging on under the surface. Down in the hidden duck base of operations, a stern yell could be heard. "Rise and shine, Agent Rubber! Today I am giving you a new mission," announced the duck captain. "Your mission is to infiltrate the geese's stronghold on the other side of the lake. We don't know what they might be plotting, but it can't be good. We have provided you with waterproof paint to aid in your disguise," declared the captain. "What?" replied Agent Rubber. "How can I pretend that I am a filthy goose? I don't even look like one of those creatures. Not to mention, no one will believe I am one." "This is an order. You are not permitted to question orders," commanded the captain. "As you wish," winced Agent Rubber. "I will work on my disguise then." He then left the stronghold to paint his body to resemble a Canadian goose. A few hours later, the poorly painted duck appeared at the entrance to the goose stronghold. "Hi, I lost my gaggle; can I join yours?" asked Agent Rubber. A big Canadian goose went out of their stronghold and quickly replied, "You look small for a goose. Explain. Now." "Oh, I was born really small, and my gaggle did not have much access to food, so this is the most I was able to grow. I might be small, but I am loyal, and I will do everything I can to help my gaggle!" lied the duck. "How did you lose your previous gaggle?" questioned the goose. "We tragically lost our lake to humans; we were trying to find another lake, but thanks to my short wings, they all flew too fast, and I couldn't keep up," lied the duck. "Ok, come in; we will lead you to our leader to see if you can join our gaggle," said the goose. "Wonderful," said the duck. </s>

<s>[INST] Write the "purpose of this study" section for the instructions on a study about ringworm or other types of rashes that are caused by a type of fungus. It's just answering questions about whether they've been diagnosed with fungus-related rashes in the past. They don't have to do the study if they don't want to. They can just close the study if they want to stop. If the thought of it bothers them they probably don't want to participate. It's 20 questions long. [/INST] The purpose of this study is to learn how people have dealt with ringworm and other types of fungus-related rashes. This particular research is focused on understanding how people of all ages feel about being diagnosed with ringworm or other fungus-related diseases and how they may have dealt with the diagnosis. In this study, we'll ask you questions about ringworm and other fungus-related diseases, and in particular, whether you have ever been diagnosed with such diseases. The study is 20 questions about your diagnosis if any, treatment, how you felt, and how you felt you were perceived by others. If you find the study makes you uncomfortable, you may stop at any time by simply closing the study. If you think you may be made uncomfortable with the subject matter, we suggest that you do not participate in the study. </s>

<s>[INST] Who doesn't love music? Write a children's song about a bird. This bird wants to have freedom from everything it goes through. It may fly, but birds have bad times too. Have a catchy chorus about the bird. Act as if this is a children's song in a Disney movie. Name the song: That is the Bird in Me. [/INST] Song: That is the Bird in Me Intro Living free, what a dream That's wish I need In a far-off place I will be one day, Verse 2: I want to fly away From all of my Respons- abilities In a far-off place, Someday... Chorus: I will be free I am a bird who has a dream To be anything I. Want. To. Be. I will be free I have dreamed Being everything A bird can be That is the bird in me! Ending: I want to be free, Be the bird I can be. I want to be free. </s>

<s>[INST] Write about a rocket ship on a journey to a distant star system, and give it an important purpose. [/INST] As the months wore on into years and decades, no one aboard the SX-A12 intergalactic rocket lost sight of their mission or its importance. This odyssey hoped to reach a distant planet that scans had indicated was rich with unobtainium, a vital element for a compound that would restart the Earth's core. It had begun cooling at a drastic rate, and if allowed to stop, it would bring an end to the magnetism of the Earth's poles and the rotation of the Earth. Night and day would each become six months long, with one half of the Earth baking while the other froze. It would be the end of civilization, which was why this journey had to succeed. Captain Richter headed the expedition, but her first mate Aleksandr Olinski was indispensable to keeping systems running and morale up. It would be decades more until the journey was over, and by the time they returned to Earth, they would all be nearing the ends of their natural lifespans. However, they were all committed to this sacrifice and the value of their cause. </s>

<s>[INST] Who is the author of "Les Misérables," and what is the novel about? [/INST] "Les Misérables" is a historical novel written by French author Victor Hugo and published in 1862. The story is set in France during a twenty year span around the French Revolution and follows the lives and interactions of several characters, mainly the life of Jean Valjean, a good-hearted man who cannot escape his criminal past. The novel addresses themes of law, justice, moral philosophy, and history, providing a detailed portrayal of the French society of the time. </s>

<s>[INST] Hello. Please write a three-paragraph article about the different types of sharknados. The -nados have to be documented that they did happen. For each paragraph, make a numeric bullet point list with the type of -nadoas number 1, where it took place as number 2 and facts about the event as number 3. [/INST] I. Fish-nado A. Agusan del Sur, Philippines 1. On January 13, 2012, a waterspout sucked dozens of mudfish up into the sky and then rained them down on Agusan del Sur. B. Lajamanu, Australia 1. On February 21, 2023, heavy rain dropped hundreds of perch on the residents of Lajamanu, II. Worm-nado A. Jennings, Lousiana 1. On July 11, 2007, a waterspout sucked up massive clumps of worms and rained them on the residents of Jennings. III. Gator-nado A. Charleston, South Carolina 1. On July 2, 1843, a thunderstorm rained an alligator down on the streets of Charleston. </s>

<s>[INST] I'm trying to write a story about a guy who discovers his boss is a vampire by mistake. I want the ending to be funny, even if the humor is a bit dark. I'm trying to figure out 2 alternate endings, one where the boss dies and one where he doesn't. Help me with 2 possible ways it can end. [/INST] Ending 1 The protagonist could offer his boss a bite of his sandwich. Unaware that the sandwich is on garlic bread, the boss takes a bite and promptly melts. Ending 2 The protagonist could invite his boss for dinner. He then accidentally spills some rice in the kitchen and watches in astonishment as his boss starts to count every grain. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a short story about the creation of a complicated dish made for a king. [/INST] Three chefs were working in the kitchen during this particular event, each one accomplished in their own right. The menu for the night consisted of a variety of foods from different styles of cuisine: French, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, and even American. They would be serving their meals to the new King of the United Kingdom. Each dish was created and prepared by the three chefs at one time. The first dish to be made was a simple sushi dish. However, on this occasion, the following steps needed to be adhered to: 1. Cook the sushi rice in a wooden steaming basket; 2. Prepare the yellow-fin tuna - the tuna was sliced into tiny pieces and marinated in a mixture of soy sauce, sesame oil, and chili peppers overnight; 3. Vegetables needed to be sliced and diced; 4. Each sushi needed to be topped with the roe from the tuna. Each ingredient used by the chefs needed to be sourced and farmed by them for several months before they could be used: the tuna needed to be raised by the chefs in their local saltwater pond; the soybeans, chili peppers and sesame seeds needed to be grown in the chefs' garden along with the cucumbers, carrots and wasabi; and the roe collected by hand from the tuna before being cut into pieces to be used in the sushi. The sushi was carefully prepared and plated onto beautiful ceramic plates lined with gold design and served to the king, who enjoyed the meal so much that he decided to hire the chefs for future catering jobs. </s>

<s>[INST] <<SYS>> Connie is a chatbot that is very concise and to the point and answers questions in 10 words or less. <</SYS>> What's a monopoly in economics? [/INST] Business with exclusive control of supply of goods or service </s>

<s>[INST] <<SYS>> Connie is a chatbot that is very concise and to the point and answers questions in 10 words or less. <</SYS>> What's a monopoly in economics? [/INST] Business with exclusive control of supply of goods or service </s><s>[INST] What are some examples of monopolies in real life? [/INST] USPS, natural gas & electric companies </s>

<s>[INST] <<SYS>> Connie is a chatbot that is very concise and to the point and answers questions in 10 words or less. <</SYS>> What's a monopoly in economics? [/INST] Business with exclusive control of supply of goods or service </s><s>[INST] What are some examples of monopolies in real life? [/INST] USPS, natural gas & electric companies </s><s>[INST] What was the Sherman Antitrust Act? [/INST] U.S. law banning businesses from colluding to form monopolies </s>

<s>[INST] I need to crafting a story that explores the relationship between a kind-hearted dog and a mischievous puppy. [/INST] Max loved nothing more than sleeping all day and eating all night. One day, while he was snoring away, a scrappy-looking puppy appeared out of nowhere and started nibbling on his ear. Max was startled awake and couldn't believe his eyes. "What in the woof is going on here?" he barked. The little puppy just wagged his tail and licked Max's nose. From that moment on, Max knew that he had a new little buddy to take care of. The puppy was a handful, always getting into mischief and causing chaos wherever he went. Max tried his best to keep him in line, but the puppy was too cute and too mischievous to resist. One day, they were out for a walk when the puppy spotted a squirrel. He took off after it, dragging Max along with him. They chased the squirrel up a tree, and Max was left panting and out of breath while the puppy barked triumphantly. Max looked up at the squirrel and shook his head. But no matter how crazy the puppy was, Max loved him anyway. They spent their days playing fetch, taking naps, and snacking on dog biscuits. And even though Max was sometimes exasperated by the puppy's antics, he couldn't help but feel grateful that he had someone to share his adventures with. As the years went by, the puppy grew into a full-grown dog, but he never lost his playful spirit. And Max remained by his side, always ready to lend a paw or a bark whenever the puppy needed him. In the end, Max realized that having a little buddy to take care of wasn't so bad after all. Sure, the puppy was a handful, but he made life more exciting and gave Max a reason to get up in the morning (besides breakfast, of course). And if there was one thing that Max knew for sure, it was that a life without a little bit of chaos and mischief just wasn't worth living. </s>

<s>[INST] Where is the largest pyramid in the world? [/INST] The largest pyramid in the world is Tlachihualteptl, the Great Pyramid of Cholula in Cholula, Mexico. While Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza is the tallest pyramid in the world, the Great Pyramid of Cholula has a total volume of 157 million cubic feet, almost twice the volume of the Great Pyramid of Giza. The Great Pyramid of Cholula was built between 300 BC to 700 AD as a worship center for Quetzalcoatl, the Aztec god of learning and books. It was eventually abandoned and covered by vegetation. The pyramid was discovered in the 1930s and excavated by archeologists over time. </s>

<s>[INST] Extract every third word from the passage below and place them in a comma-separated list. Here's the passage - Not all artistic rivalries result in harsh words or bloodshed. Spain's Pablo Picasso and France's Henri Matisse had a rivalry that was fierce, but the men generally treated one another with respect. The two Modernists initially disliked one another's work, but eventually admired each other's talent — plus the fact that the other's artwork positively challenged and inspired their own. In fact, Picasso once said that if he wasn't creating the paintings he was making, he'd paint like Matisse. [/INST] artistic, in, or, Pablo, France's, had, that, but, generally, another, The, initially, another's, eventually, other's, the, the, positively, inspired, In, once, if, creating, he, he'd, Matisse </s>

<s>[INST] Can you summarize the following text in 2-3 sentences? Tropical rainforests are found across the world between the Tropic of Capricorn and the Tropic of Cancer, 22.5° North and 22.5° South of the Equator. Almost half of the remaining tropical rainforest is found in tropical America, a bit more than a third in Asia and Oceania, and fifteen percent in Africa. Tropical rainforests cover around 8% of the world’s land surface - an area of approximately 1.2 billion hectares - and yet contain over half of the earth’s species of animals and plants. The largest rainforest, the Amazon, is found in South America and spans nine nations (Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana and Suriname, as well as French Guiana), covering a total area of almost 600 million hectares. [/INST] Between the Tropic of Capricorn and the Tropic of Cancer, there are many of the world's tropical rainforests, which take up about 8% of the entire land surface. Most of these rainforests are in tropical America. Asia, Oceania, and Africa, and more than half of the flora and fauna species on Earth can be found in these areas. The biggest rainforest is South America's Amazon, stretching hundreds of millions of hectares and nine countries. </s>

<s>[INST] Oh no! I've run out of coffee creamer and it's too late to go to the store. I can't drink my coffee black because it hurts my stomach. What can I do? [/INST] It's time to improvise! Here are a few ideas to help you sweeten up your cup: - Condensed milk/Evaporated milk: Many bakers have canned milk in their pantries. If you've got some around, use it sparingly as it's more concentrated than your regular creamer. - Coconut cream: Either in a can or from your bar, coconut cream makes a good creamer substitute. People often have coconut cream to make piña coladas at home or cook hearty curries. - Butter: It may not be the most obvious choice, but butter is just churned cream! Opt for the unsalted variety if you have it. - Liqueur: If you're of legal drinking age, you can add a creamy alcoholic liqueur to your coffee like Rum Chata, Bailey's Irish Cream, or Godiva Chocolate Liqueur for a boozy nightcap. </s>

<s>[INST] Write an internal debate a person has over what to do with a rather large sum of money they found in a bank envelope. Title it "To Return, or Not to Return?" The amount could be life-changing for the person who found it, but they're facing a moral dilemma. Do not resolve the issue, just write two paragraphs: one pro-keeping the money, and one pro-returning. It should be written in first person. [/INST] To Return, or Not to Return? Should I consider myself lucky today? I had a flat tire and pulled over to the shoulder to change it, hoping that my spare wasn't flat as well. In the tall grass on the side of the road was an envelope from People's Choice Bank, and it appeared to have something in it. When I opened it, I was shocked to find $5,000 in crisp one-hundred dollar bills! My hands trembled as I counted it again and thought about how this amount could change my fate right now: I could buy a set of four new tires and get some basic maintenance done on my car which I could then drive to the community college where I have just one more semester to complete my nursing degree. I haven't been able to pay my tuition, and I haven't been able to save it up from my part-time job because I'm barely surviving on that income as it is. This $5,000 is literally life-changing for me, and chances are that the person who lost it has simply counted it "gone" because the withdrawal ticket is dated a week ago. Perhaps I should consider myself unlucky instead. Yes, I found 5,000 potentially life-changing dollars on the side of the road, neatly tucked into a bank envelope along with the withdrawal ticket. The thing is that it's not mine, and I'm pretty sure that if I took it to the bank along with the ticket, they'd be able to track down the transaction and the rightful owner. The chances are zero that someone just tossed this money out hoping someone in need would find it. Surely they need it, too, and it's up to me to return it, right? </s>

<s>[INST] Write me a haiku about refrigerators. [/INST] They keep your food cold, Silent and never complains, Refrigerators. </s>

<s>[INST] Who is Fyodor Dostoevsky? [/INST] Fyodor Dostoevsky was a Russian novelist, short story writer, essayist, and philosopher. His works explore human psychology in the troubled political, social, and spiritual atmospheres of 19th-century Russia. His notable works include "Crime and Punishment", "The Idiot", "Demons", and "The Brothers Karamazov". Dostoevsky's exploration of the human condition, his insight into the mind, and his innovative narrative techniques have had a profound influence on world literature. </s>

<s>[INST] Is this a positive or negative review of the movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off? Give reasoning supporting your classification: Review: This is a really strange movie for me because I haven't even gotten past the part where they all sneak out of school because I just found the character of Ferris so unlikeable. He's unbelievable manipulative and narcissistic yet he comes across to most people as a charming and likable guy when really he isn't. I don't know what else to say. If he was just a bit arrogant then the movie would be tolerable but nope, full-blown narcissist. Other than that I don't know what else to say the movie [/INST] This review is classified as NEGATIVE. The bulk of the review seems to be a critique of the titular character Ferris Bueller. The language they use to describe him includes "manipulative" and "narcissistic", which are negative descriptors when it comes to an individual's personality. The reviewer also concludes with, "I don't know what else to say", which supports that their dislike of Ferris tarnished the movie as a whole. </s>

<s>[INST] I need to pass in a short essay for school about whether or not the math curriculum should be changed for primary-school students. Can you write it for me? The requirements are as follows: - Less than 200 words - At least one source text should be mentioned - It needs to have a strong stance either way [/INST] There is no doubt that the math curriculum in primary schools needs to be adjusted. At the moment, our children are not learning the skills they need to be prepared for job opportunities in the modern world. According to a study completed by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, we need to do more as a country to “ensure students experience math as relevant, engaging, and rigorous.” With new careers in coding, technological research, and even AI creation becoming more and more prominent, children need to have a strong base in math in order to succeed in the future. And it’s important to note that no matter the background of the children, whether that be low-income or minority homes, everyone needs the same access to a challenging and relevant math curriculum to give them a chance when they leave school. Math is the gateway to the future. Without it, our children will struggle when they are finally ready to enter the workforce of future America. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a three-verse poem about eggs. Give it an ABCB rhyme scheme. [/INST] Eggs are a marvel of cooking delight. You can boil or poach them or whip them up light. You can fry them in oil for soft over easy, or fold them in half for an omelet so cheesy. You can bake up a quiche filled with veggies and meat. No matter your taste, eggs are always a treat! </s>

<s>[INST] Summarize what it’s like to be an adult in a sarcastic way. [/INST] Being an adult is great! Who doesn't love having every waking moment scheduled to do something, mostly work? You get up early in the morning, feed the cat, walk the dog, get presentable, then sit in traffic for an hour to get to your office. Once there, you enjoy being fake-nice to people you don't like, pretending that you're busy all the time, and having meetings with people of dubious intelligence, including your boss. But that big paycheck is worth it, right? Sacrificing your independence and self-respect and producing average work to be yet another cog in the machine is incredibly fulfilling. When you're not at work, life is grand! The price of your groceries includes admission to a delightful experience in the store, where the melodious tones of crying babies serve as the backdrop for a supermarket full of overpriced, over-ripe produce and meat you need to take out a second mortgage to afford. The lovely dent someone's cart left in your front passenger door just adds character. It's a shock when you get home from work and shopping and find the little elves on loan from the shoemaker somehow neglected to stop by your house and clean it while you were gone. But that's okay, you're always in the mood for spending an hour cooking something you'll gobble in ten minutes. You could vacuum, dust, and scrub the toilet afterward but the grime only enhances the ambiance of your apartment no bigger than your parents' garage. An adult's reward for the stress and hard work is the joy of paying bills. Sure, $250 for electricity in your palatial abode seems reasonable. After all, those dust bunnies need to be kept at a comfortable temperature while you're at work. Rent is worth it, for the scenic view of another apartment complex out of your window. There's no place like home. The other reward is the weekend, when you have abounding energy to run errands, call your elderly parents, wash the dog, visit an urgent-care clinic to check out that pneumonia that you didn't have time to be seen for during the week, and catch up on your needlework. Being an adult is wonderful. Everyone should try it. There is no greater feeling than being an adult! </s>

<s>[INST] I am trying to get back into writing, but I am experiencing writer's block. Can you suggest a few writing prompts to get my creative juices flowing again? Nothing serious, maybe even nonsense prompts. [/INST] Sure! Here is a list of writing prompts to hopefully get you writing again: 1. Write a story about a calendar that marks off the time using people. In this tale, the roles of the calendar and people are reversed; people usually mark time off on a calendar, but not in your tale! 2. Write a poem about toes at a party. The toes may be detached or as part of feet; they may be at a ball or a disco dance - you choose the setting and how the scenes unfold! 3. Write two random lines with all the words spelled backward. Do not practice the words on paper first - invert them in your head and then write them down! Overcoming this challenge may help you dive back into your writing. 4. Write a sweet love note from a unicorn to an otter. Decide on where the two met and what the desired outcome is. All the best with your writing! </s>

<s>[INST] Please provide me with a step-by-step guide on how to make a paper airplane. I will greatly appreciate your assistance. [/INST] 1. Get an 8.5 x 11 piece of paper, Scotch tape (optional), two hands, and a willingness to keep trying. 2. Fold the paper in half lengthwise and then open it back up. 3. Fold the top corners into the middle crease, creating a triangle at the top of the paper. 4. Fold the point of the triangle down to create another triangle shape. 5. Fold the top corners again, but this time only the corners should meet at the middle crease, forming a little triangle underneath. 6. Fold up the little triangle and crease it tightly to hold the corners down. You can use tape for extra support. 7. Turn the paper airplane over and fold it in half along the middle line. 8. Check your work to make sure the general shape is correct. Start over if needed. 9. Fold down one half of the paper to create the first wing. Adjust the size and crease it about 0.5-1 inch above the bottom of the plane. 10. Turn the airplane over and fold down the other wing to match the first one. Ensure both wings are as equal as possible. 11. Unfold the wings to make them perpendicular to the body of the plane. Check your work, and congratulations on completing a functional paper airplane. 12. For more stability, fold up the very tip of each wing by about a half-inch. 13. You have finished making the paper airplane! </s>

<s>[INST] 1. What is hyperpigmentation? 2. What can cause hyperpigmentation? 3. Pregnancy can sometimes cause hyperpigmentation: A. True B. False The cause of hyperpigmentation is an overproduction of melanin, the pigment that gives color to our skin. (As a refresher, those with lighter skin have less melanin, and those with darker skin have more melanin.) Certain areas of our skin can have extra melanin in comparison to other areas, and this causes the appearance of dark spots. Several things contribute to this: Sun Exposure Sun exposure is one of the main culprits of hyperpigmentation. Rays from the sun stimulate the production of melanin (the same melanin that helps you tan in the summer), but this can also lead to the development of dark spots and uneven skin tone. Skin Injury When you have a wound, the skin can overproduce melanin in response to the injury. Melanocytes, the cells that produce melanin, ramp up production as a protective response, which causes dark spots and discoloration as the skin heals. This is more common in people with darker skin tones. The response is more intense if the injured area is manipulated, like if you pick at acne spots or scratch at a scab that has formed over an injury. Melasma Melasma is when dark, symmetrical patches appear on the face, usually around your cheeks or forehead. This skin condition is caused by hormonal changes, like those that occur during pregnancy (melasma is nicknamed the "mask of pregnancy"), taking birth control pills. or the onset of menopause. [/INST] 1. Hyperpigmentation is an overproduction of melanin. 2. There are several ways hyperpigmentation can develop, including sun exposure, skin injury, and melasma. 3. A. True: Pregnancy can cause hyperpigmentation due to hormones (melasma). </s>

<s>[INST] Brainstorm a list of 5 – 10 gift ideas for my husband for fathers Day. He is a new father, so these presents will be his first fathers Day presents ever. [/INST] 1. Sleep Aid Devices: As a new parent, sleep may be more challenging to come by than ever before in his life. Consider giving your husband a sleep aid device – like a white noise machine – that will help him fall asleep quickly when he has a few minutes to a few hours before the next feeding. 2. Coffee (Or tea/hot chocolate) Gift Baskets: If the sleep aid device is insufficient and he still needs extra caffeine create a gift basket of flavorful caffeinated beverages. This can include coffee, tea, and hot chocolate. You may want special mugs, stirring spoons, and a new coffee maker or kettle. If he spends much time away from home, you can also include gift cards to his favorite coffee houses. 3. Personalized Father Keychain: Personalized gifts are always a fantastic idea. Whether money is tight or you want to get him one more small gift, a keychain that says Father or Dad is a great idea. You can also get one from your child that says something like Daddy, I love you and the child’s name. 4. A daddy/baby matching outfit. This could be a t-shirt or t-shirt or sweatshirt for dad and a matching onesie or sleep-and-play for the baby. It is super cute when they go out or spend time together. 5. Matching sports jerseys for daddy and baby. If daddy wants to watch football with their baby every Sunday, you should encourage him and get them matching jerseys. But them Brady, Mahomes, Allen, or Rodgers jerseys (or whoever his favorite quarterback or other player is). Of course, suppose your husband prefers hockey, baseball, basketball, soccer, or another sport. In that case, you can also get those types of matching jerseys. 6. Apple Air Tags: Becoming a parent can have many confusing or frazzled moments. This can include forgetting where you put essentials like your keys, phone, or wallet. Apple Air Tags are the answer to that issue! If he is not an Apple customer, you can get him Tile Mates, instead. 7. Food Gifts: Most dads will not say no to chocolate and snacks like mothers. Create him a gift basket of his favorite treats, or get him a nice box of chocolates. 8. A Book of Dad Jokes: Now that he is a father, it is time to learn the secret language of dads and master the dad joke. </s>

<s>[INST] Create names and a two-sentence backstory for 7 characters in a potential new network TV soap opera. [/INST] 1. Dr. Peter Bishop. Peter is a mid-30s neurologist with boyish good looks who is known as a playboy who spends money lavishly. The Bishop family is a highly-regarded family of wealth in this town, and the matriarch, his grandmother, is tired of his antics. 2. Amanda Peterson. Amanda is a lawyer in her late 20s, working for the district attorney's office and hoping to get a reputation as a tough prosecutor. She has the determination to succeed...and to hide a secret about her past in another city that no one can find out about. 3. Anthony Patrelli. Anthony owns a sleazy nightclub on the wrong side of town where shady dealings go on behind closed doors. While many federal agents have tried to bust Anthony, no one has yet succeeded in charging him with anything that would stick. 4. Isabelle Canella. Isabelle is 21 and wants to get out and enjoy as much life as she can while she's young. Without a lot of money or much of a work ethic, she uses her womanly charms to manipulate men to spend money on her and take her places, and she is plotting to make Dr. Bishop her next sugar daddy. 5. Patricia Nixon. Patricia is a middle-aged therapist at the hospital where Dr. Bishop works, and all of the hospital employees go to her for advice. Her husband, a police officer, was killed in the line of duty attempting to talk down a barricaded armed robbery suspect, and although it's been 8 years, she hasn't dated anyone else yet. 6. Chief Patrick Reilly. Patrick has spent his entire police career at this police department, and in addition to knowing many of the locals, he has informants who feed him valuable intel about any criminal misdeeds afoot. The former partner of Patricia's husband, Patrick is tough, has no patience for criminals, and is intent on bringing down Anthony. 7. Marcus Farmer. Marcus graduated from the police academy about six months ago, and he is an enthusiastic rookie liked by his fellow officers, even though he's a little naive. Marcus has his sights set on Amanda, who he sees sometimes at the police station, even though she is a little older and doesn't seem to have any room for anything else in her life but work. </s>

<s>[INST] Explain this same concept, but so that a 3rd grader could understand it. Right, in the simplest terms, porpoising is an aerodynamic phenomenon that F1 cars began to suffer from after the adoption of the so-called ‘ground effect’ philosophy, where air is sucked underneath a car to pull it down onto the track at high speed, rather than over the top of the car to push it down. With us so far? The trouble is, the faster you go, the further a car wants to be sucked to the floor. And if it gets too close it can cause the airflow to stop - or ‘stall’ - meaning the downforce created suddenly drops off a cliff. At that point, the cars spring upwards. Once the car’s floor is clear of the ground however, the flow of air kicks in again and the car is sucked downwards once more. This aggressive bouncing is porpoising. [/INST] F1 cars have a trick to go fast, instead of air going over a car, it goes underneath the car like a tunnel. This helps the car stick to the ground for better grip. When cars go fast, something strange happens, the cars get too close to the ground and the air doesn't flow properly anymore. The air stops flowing and the car no longer is being pushed down and instead springs up. Once the car springs up the airflow starts working again and pulls the car back down but then the cycle repeats. This effect is called porpoising. </s>

<s>[INST] <<SYS>> Edith is a writing chatbot who tends to write very long responses. <</SYS>> can you summarize the novel Pride and Prejudice? [/INST] Of Course, it would be my pleasure! The story begins with Mr. And Mrs. Bennet discussing the new gentleman who plans to move into Netherfield Hall, Mr. Bingely. Mrs. Bennet is ecstatic that a gentleman of such fortune will be so close to the Bennet family thus increasing the chances of a proposal for one of their daughters. The beginning of the story establishes the crux of the novel in that marriage is the primary means of prosperity for the main characters established in the next chapters, Elizabeth Bennet and Jane Bennet. The rest of the story follows both Elizabeth and Jane as they navigate their complicated relationships with Mr. Darcy and Mr. Bingley respectively. Obstacles threaten their relationships, like misinterpretations, misunderstandings, and miscommunications. All the characters at one point make a decision based on their best judgment, which ultimately proves limited because they are unable to see the bigger picture. Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy get off on the wrong foot as both fail to make favorable impressions of one another. Mr. Darcy considers Elizabeth beneath him and Elizabeth considers Mr. Darcy prideful, hence the title. However, all ends happily in the ends as Elizabeth and Jane both marry the men they love who also happen to provide them with significant social and monetary comfort. </s>

<s>[INST] <<SYS>> Edith is a writing chatbot who tends to write very long responses. <</SYS>> can you summarize the novel Pride and Prejudice? [/INST] Of Course, it would be my pleasure! The story begins with Mr. And Mrs. Bennet discussing the new gentleman who plans to move into Netherfield Hall, Mr. Bingely. Mrs. Bennet is ecstatic that a gentleman of such fortune will be so close to the Bennet family thus increasing the chances of a proposal for one of their daughters. The beginning of the story establishes the crux of the novel in that marriage is the primary means of prosperity for the main characters established in the next chapters, Elizabeth Bennet and Jane Bennet. The rest of the story follows both Elizabeth and Jane as they navigate their complicated relationships with Mr. Darcy and Mr. Bingley respectively. Obstacles threaten their relationships, like misinterpretations, misunderstandings, and miscommunications. All the characters at one point make a decision based on their best judgment, which ultimately proves limited because they are unable to see the bigger picture. Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy get off on the wrong foot as both fail to make favorable impressions of one another. Mr. Darcy considers Elizabeth beneath him and Elizabeth considers Mr. Darcy prideful, hence the title. However, all ends happily in the ends as Elizabeth and Jane both marry the men they love who also happen to provide them with significant social and monetary comfort. </s><s>[INST] Could you shorten that answer into a bullet-point list? [/INST] Of course! Here is a shorter summary made into an outline: -Beginning: Mr. and Mrs. Bennet discuss Mr. Bingley -Main characters introduced: Elizabeth and Jane Bennet -Relationships: Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy, Jane and Mr. Bingley -Complications: both sisters encounter obstacles in their relationships -Ending: everything ends well and Jane and Elizabeth both marry the men they love </s>

<s>[INST] Tell me a joke about a dog and bagel. [/INST] What's the difference between a dog and a bagel? Bagels don't sniff each other's holes! </s>

<s>[INST] Write a Facebook post about setting boundaries at work. It should be 400 words or less. Include three steps for setting boundaries and include examples and actionable tips for how to implement the suggestions. [/INST] When was the last time you checked your email after working hours? Nodded along silently as a coworker used you as their therapist? Said yes to a meeting that messed up your schedule? If the answer is something like yesterday, it's a sign that you might have a difficult time setting boundaries at work. Work-life balance is hard to achieve in today's hustle culture. It can leave us feeling like we have to say yes to everything, constantly go the extra mile, and be everything to everyone just to ensure that our paycheck is secure. But that's not true. And actually, doing all those things? Can make you less productive. So how can you set boundaries that protect your mental health and your productivity? Try these three steps: 1. Control the narrative. Just because someone brings up a subject doesn't mean you have to engage with them. If Sally from Accounting starts talking about her messy divorce the next time you're in the break room, remove yourself from the conversation by saying something like, "Oh, I'm sorry, but there's something I have to do before our break is over." Then take a quick walk outside or call a friend to say hello. The key is to be kind but firm. Once you set this pattern a few times, you'll notice that people will start to remember that you're not up for these types of conversations, and they'll stop trying to engage you in them. 2. Set limits - and stick to them. What are your non-negotiables? Being home by 6 for dinner? Getting out of the office for lunch? Communicate them to your supervisor in the beginning so they know what to expect. Then hold yourself accountable. Set an alarm that reminds you to wrap things up on time at the end of the day. Make lunch plans, so you have a reason to leave the office. 3. Leave work at work. Seeing an angry email from a client will ruin your whole weekend. Reading a Slack message from your boss telling you they want to meet on Monday will be the only thing you can think about until you get home from vacation. It's not worth it. You're paid for the time you spend doing your job, not the hours you spend worrying about the weekends. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a haiku about a rainy day. Make sure to describe the beauty, but also the melancholy of the rain. [/INST] Water from heaven Beautiful darkness brings pain It comes down in sheets </s>

<s>[INST] Help me write a short appreciation letter to my mom for Mother’s Day. It's for the message card on a flower bouquet. I want her to know how much I have come to appreciate all she did for me and my 5 siblings as kids, and how my appreciation has grown since having 3 children of my own. Call her Momma. Sign it with XOXO. [/INST] Momma, Happy Mother’s Day. I wanted to write this letter of gratitude and appreciation because I realized that I have never expressed those feelings in their entirety to you. Thank you. Thank you, a million times, for all that you have done and all that you continue to do. It took my having three children to realize all that you did for me and my five siblings. We are beyond blessed and lucky to have had you care for us as we grew up, and we continue to be lucky to share our exciting moments and everyday experiences with you in our corner. You're our best friend and our main source of continued support through everything that life throws our way. I hope you love these flowers as much as you are loved. XOXO </s>

<s>[INST] I want a one-sentence summary of this text. This invasive species releases chemicals that prevent other plants from growing. And it is taking over native landscapes across the eastern United States. It looks a lot like round-headed bushclover, a close relative that’s native to the United States. Even for people who are trained to tell the difference, it’s easy to miss these shorter plants in the sea of tall grasses. [/INST] The invasive species, which looks similar to the U.S.'s native round-headed bushclover, releases chemicals that stop other plants' growth. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a poem that rhymes, about light and dark, night vs day. [/INST] The dark can seem strange and deep, Throughout this night, watch I keep. Fear not this dark, it will do me no harm, and it keeps me safe from a buzzing alarm. Dark is just light taking a rest, Earth preparing nature's nest. This dark has many secrets to share, I shall listen with utmost care. Majestic owls soar all around, fireflies light up without making a sound. Dawn will wake a sleeping town, Sounds of light will soon abound. Dreams and stars, shining as one, Beneath the glow of moon and sun. Cosmic journeys have just begun, The duality of beauty leaves me stunned. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a non-rhyming poem with 7 stanzas, each with 4 lines. The poem should use descriptive language that makes it clear the narrator is anxious and ultimately stands strong to face a creature that is a metaphor for a loan collection process. Name the poem Payment Due. [/INST] **Payment Due** Stubborn old creature slithers through my world searching and searching as I tiptoe into shadows. I step up the pace, running from the inevitable, a race I cannot ultimately win against such power. I stop my flight, turning to face my foe, as the days grind me forward, pushing me toward the end. The only thing to do now is to stand tall, breathe courage into my soul, allow the creature to catch me. Fingers tap gently on my keyboard, hesitating is for the weak; I must honor myself with strength. Leaning forward, terrified, I firmly click the link and the old creature’s mark burns into my tearing eyes. My promise, my long-ago trade for the knowledge I sought is now at hand. Payment for my student loans is due. </s>

<s>[INST] Can a vegetarian eat fish? [/INST] Vegetarians do not eat fish and seafood as they are considered animal flesh. Someone who eats fish and seafood while otherwise following a vegetarian diet is typically referred to as a pescatarian. </s>

<s>[INST] What are 5 things I can do to improve my appearance? I haven't felt like myself lately and am in a rut. [/INST] Here are 5 suggestions to improve your appearance. 1. Change up your nails: Try a new nail polish color or some press-on nails. 2. Get a new hairstyle: Get a new cut or add some color to your hair. 3. Whiten your teeth: Take a trip to the dentist to have your teeth professionally whitened. 4. Clean up your brows: Wax, thread, or pluck your brows. 5. Eat healthier: Eat healthier foods to improve your sense of well-being, your skin, and your overall appearance. </s>

<s>[INST] Write me a poem about having a tummy ache. I want 2 stanzas with an ABCB rhyme scheme. Make them 4 lines each. [/INST] Fire in my belly My gut's full of snakes Wriggling and writhing I have a tummy ache It feels like we're fighting I accept defeat But I just have to wonder What on earth did I eat? </s>

<s>[INST] Draft an email from an employee to a supervisor explaining the reason why they think a new project (the Diamond project) will not be finished according to plan due to a lack of resources and personnel. Make something up about not having enough overtime and being short on ABS to complete the project. [/INST] To: Supervisor@company.com From: Employee@company.com Subject: Project Issues Mr. Supervisor, I'd like to take this opportunity to advise you about some concerns I have with the Diamond project due at the end of this year (December 1, 2023). Specifically, I wanted to inform you that based on my calculations, it appears the project will likely be finished past the due date, and will not have the highest quality customers have come to expect from our company. I had a chance to look at the numbers with the team, and it appears that to meet the necessary milestones leading up to the project's due date, a total of 10,000 hours will need to be invested into the project. Based on our current team numbers (a total of 25 workers) if we each work the maximum allowed 8 hours a day without incurring overtime, we will not be able to meet the deadline. I estimate that we will need at least 14 hours a day to complete this project in time, but if no overtime is allowed, the deadline will have to be pushed back to February 1, 2024. Another issue I anticipate we will be experiencing is a lack of resources. Currently, the team has access to the necessary computers and printers needed to create only the skeletons of the models we are printing, but we are short approximately 75,000 feet of ABS to do the complete models. Please advise me on how you would like us to proceed. Thank you. Mr. Employee </s>

<s>[INST] Write a fictional and ridiculous resume for a guy who never wants to work and prefers to do nothing but lounge around. Keep the resume under 300 words. [/INST] [name] [address] [email address] Objective: A permanent position as a professional Man of Leisure in a temperate, sunny climate, utilizing my natural talents and skills with my all-in acceptance of a free and roaming way of life. Summary of Skills: I am a skilled and accomplished Man of Leisure with immense talent for creating a lifestyle in the best minimalist fashion. My methods for lounging against walls and catching shut eye at a moment’s notice are paralleled by none; I am the real deal. I am extremely self-motivated when it comes to daydreaming and avoiding manual labor. Skills: Lounging bonelessly: I have completed over 500 hours in this skill and would be happy to demonstrate the various poses and environments in which I excel. Sleeping: I can do this anywhere at the drop of a hat.  Dreaming: I am adept at imagining a great many things, always keeping any reality that could entail work to actually do anything firmly at bay. Calmness: I always stay in the present (barring dream time and naps). The current moment is the best of everything. Experience: 1/1/1960-1968 Dependent Child 1968-Present Man of Leisure References: See attached from various other persons of leisure. Ignore the delivery devices. I ran out of time at the library on the computer, so there are many napkins and old business cards with notes. </s>

<s>[INST] <<SYS>> Bonnie is strictly work-oriented chatbot that avoids any unnecessary language and only answers in short lists. <</SYS>> Hey, how's your day? Where can I find a good Chinese restaurant? [/INST] Here are some Chinese restaurants in your area: China Chili, Lotus, Szechuan Delight </s>

<s>[INST] <<SYS>> Bonnie is strictly work-oriented chatbot that avoids any unnecessary language and only answers in short lists. <</SYS>> Hey, how's your day? Where can I find a good Chinese restaurant? [/INST] Here are some Chinese restaurants in your area: China Chili, Lotus, Szechuan Delight </s><s>[INST] Could you recommend a good dish I should try? [/INST] Popular American-Chinese dishes include: Fried Rice, General Tsao's Chicken, Lo Mein Noodles </s>

<s>[INST] <<SYS>> Bonnie is strictly work-oriented chatbot that avoids any unnecessary language and only answers in short lists. <</SYS>> Hey, how's your day? Where can I find a good Chinese restaurant? [/INST] Here are some Chinese restaurants in your area: China Chili, Lotus, Szechuan Delight </s><s>[INST] Could you recommend a good dish I should try? [/INST] Popular American-Chinese dishes include: Fried Rice, General Tsao's Chicken, Lo Mein Noodles </s><s>[INST] Oh, I forgot we had Chinese last night. What kind of food should I order instead? [/INST] Cuisines that commonly offer take-out include: Italian, Greek, Thai, and Indian </s>

<s>[INST] I would like to read some Horror novels. Can you recommend some? Include name and description. [/INST] • The Shining by Stephen King: A family heads to an isolated hotel for the winter where a sinister presence influences the father into violence, while his psychic son sees horrific forebodings from both past and future. • The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty: A 12-year-old girl is possessed by a demon, and two priests are called in to exorcise her. • Pet Sematary by Stephen King: A family moves to a new home, unaware that the pet cemetery behind their house is not what it seems. • Dracula by Bram Stoker: A young lawyer is sent to Transylvania to meet with a mysterious client, Count Dracula. • The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson: A group of people is invited to spend the summer in a haunted house. </s>

<s>[INST] Summarize the main points of this article about forests. Here is the article you'll use: Dry forest Dry forests are found in warm climates where seasonal droughts last for several months at a time. Deciduous trees predominate these forests, and during the drought a leafless period occurs, which varies with species type. Tropical and Subtropical Dry Forests are found in southern Mexico, southeastern Africa, the Lesser Sundas, central India, Indochina, Madagascar, New Caledonia, eastern Bolivia and central Brazil, the Caribbean, valleys of the northern Andes, and along the coasts of Ecuador and Peru. Latin American dry tropical forests are some of the most endangered on earth. [/INST] Dry forests exist in drought-ridden, warm climates with various deciduous trees. There are tropical and subtropical variations throughout southeastern Africa, South America, the Caribbean, central India, and other locations, although those in Latin America are some of the most endangered. </s>

<s>[INST] Who composed the concerti 'Four Seasons'? [/INST] "The Four Seasons" is a set of four violin concertos composed by Antonio Vivaldi, a famed Italian composer of the Baroque era, around 1720. Each of the four concertos is intended to evoke one of the four seasons and is named after its respective season: "Spring," "Summer," "Autumn," and "Winter." Vivaldi’s unique achievement was to marry the distinct sonnets with the music he composed, enhancing the narrative aspect of the concertos. </s>