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[ { "content": "Write a client survey for a freelance writer to send to potential new clients.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "\nProject related \n1. Contact Details: Name, business/organization, email address \n2. What stage are you at in this project?\n3. What is your overall aim/objective of the project? \n4. How long do you anticipate this role/project to last?\n5. What is your estimated budget?\n6. What is my exact role as a writer? (ex. written content, video content, editing, proofreading, fact-checking)\n7. Will you set deadlines or will I set my own?\n8. Is there any software I should download or platforms to become acquainted with?\n9. Will my byline be published alongside my work?\n10. What method of communication do you prefer? (ex. Email, Slack, Upwork)\n11. How will payment be processed? (ex. PayPal, Payoneer, Upwork)\n\nContent related \n12. Do you have a style guide?\n13. What is your target audience/reader/consumer?\n14. Do you allow AI-generated content for your project?\n15. What level of research do you expect? (ex. Referencing academic studies versus referencing Healthline)\n16. Are you expecting optimized content and if so, will SEO keywords be provided?\n17. How many rounds of edits do you anticipate?\n\n", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Come up with a short story about a man who spots a butterfly in a forest, and decides to take it home with him to fantastical results. Give it a heartwarming ending.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "One morning, Tex decided to take a walk in the nearby woods to clear his head. He was having a difficult time trying to take his mind off the fact that just the day before he had missed his opportunity to go on a trip with his friends to Las Vegas, and now he was stuck at home, alone.\n\n\"Well,\" he thought, \"at least I can save some money for Christmas.\" Tex wandered into the dense forest, a place he has been to many times before, and took a seat on his favorite tree stump. He took a deep breath of fresh air into his lungs and exhaled the stress out of his body. As he did this, he spotted the flapping of tiny wings in his periphery; a beautiful, orange monarch butterfly had landed on a stump right in front of him, resting its wings upon landing. The sun beamed down onto the orange and black of its form, and its antennae prominently jutted out from its head.\n\nTex became mesmerized by the sight of the butterfly and decided to approach it to get a better look. The butterfly, unfazed by the approaching human, flapped its wings gently to show off its vibrant, colorful design. \n\nTex became so enamored by the butterfly that he grabbed it and put it in his cupped hands to take back with him to his house. When he got back, Tex opened his hands and discovered that they were empty; the butterfly had vanished!\n\nAs he looked around his immediate area hoping to find the butterfly, Tex found a beautiful woman standing behind him. The woman was dressed in a white gown, but had the wings of a butterfly; the wings were glistening in the sun as if they were sprinkled with silver glitter. Her hair was as white as wool, and her face bore a subtle smile that comforted him and eased his surprise at her presence.\n\n\"I will grant you three wishes,\" the woman spoke gently, \"and then after that, I must leave. Choose wisely, friend.\"\n\nTex, taking a moment to think, put his head down and contemplated the gravity of this situation before finally looking up at the woman and making his decision. \"I want to hang out with you for the day!\" The woman nodded in the affirmative, and then replied, \"We can do that, I guess!\"", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "I need to email my boss and tell him I'm not going to make it to the meeting because I got food poisoning at the company dinner last night. Ask for him to send notes.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Dear [name],\nUnfortunately, I will not be able to attend today's meeting. Something must have been wrong with some of the food at the dinner last night as I am now suffering from food poisoning. If you could please send me the notes from the meeting I would greatly appreciate it. \n\nSincerely,\n[name]", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a short story for kids (about 4 paragraphs) about a talking piece of pizza out for a spring walk. The pizza's name should be Pep E. Roni.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Once upon a time, in a small town, there was a talking piece of pizza named Pep E. Roni. Pep had always been curious about the world outside of the pizza box. From the time he first came out of the oven, he was always talking to the rest of the slices of pizza about what it might be like. One day he decided to see for himself, so he climbed out the kitchen window and went for a walk.\n\nAs Pep strolled through the neighboring park, he felt the warm sun on his crust and the cool breeze blowing through his curls of cheese. He saw butterflies in the sky. He saw flowers fluttering in the grass. He saw squirrels staring at him from a tree. They had never seen a talking pizza before! Their amazement soon turned to hunger, so Pep ran away fast!\n\nPep continued his walk, taking in the sights and sounds of the park. He passed a group of children playing on a playground and they stopped to greet him. The kids were delighted to meet a talking pizza and asked him all sorts of questions like \"What's your favorite topping?\" and \"How much sauce is too much?\"\n\nAs the sun began to set, Pep realized it was time to head back to his warm, safe box. As he made his way home, he felt grateful for the beautiful day he had just experienced and couldn't wait to tell all the other slices about his spring walk.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write me a tweet in l33t speak describing frustration in slow sales online.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "7h353 0nL1n3 54L35 L473Ly r p41nfulLy 5L0w. 1 w15H 7h47 7h3y w0uld 5p33d up s0 1 c0uld m4k3 m0r3 m0n3y.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Rewrite this story using simpler, more modern language.\n\nA father had a family of sons who were perpetually quarreling among themselves.\n\nWhen he failed to heal their disputes by his exhortations, he determined to give them a practical illustration of the evils of disunion; \nand for this purpose he one day told them to bring him a bundle of sticks.\n\nWhen they had done so, he placed the bundle into the hands of each of them in succession, and ordered them to break it in pieces. They tried with all their strength, and were not able to do it. \n\nHe next opened the bundle, took the sticks separately, one by one, and again put them into his sons' hands, upon which they broke them easily. \n\nHe then addressed them in these words: \"My sons, if you are of one mind, and unite to assist each other, you will be as this bundle, uninjured by all the attempts of your enemies; but if you are divided among yourselves, you will be broken as easily as these sticks.\" ", "role": "user" }, { "content": "A man had several sons who were always fighting with one another. When his pleas for them to stop didn't work, he decided to show them why their conflict was so problematic. So one day he told them to bring him a bundle of sticks.\n\nAfter they did, he placed the bundle into each of their hands, one after another, and ordered them to break the bundle into pieces. They tried very hard but couldn't do it.\n\nHe then opened the bundle and placed individual sticks into each of his son's hands. His sons broke them easily.\n\nThen he told his sons, \"If you are like-minded, unite, and assist each other, you will be like this bundle, strong against your enemies. But if you are divided, you will each break as easily as these sticks.\"", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "generate two separate one-paragraph descriptions like you are writing interior monologues about entering a cave from these given perspectives: \n1) the first one has to be from the perspective of a wild horse as a skittish storybook character trying to talk themselves through the situation \n2) the second has to be from the mind of a person on a group camping trip on a cave tour who happens to get easily distracted a lot. also, they have a bit of an ego and arrogance", "role": "user" }, { "content": "1. \"This is not what I expected. ...Wait, what that!? Oh, I think it was my tail. Ugh, I wish I didn't have to be so scared all the time. I can do this. I just need to keep my clumsy hooves from clattering around on these wobbly rocks. Ahh. I think that was an actual bat behind me this time! Okay, just breathe and find the more stable rocks... \"\n\n2. \"I wonder when we are getting lunch. Is that natural salt over there hanging from above? I never knew this area had salt reserves, or maybe I should just pay attention and listen. ...I gotta remind myself to use the seasoning salt for the special homemade potato casserole recipe I'm making at camp later. Yikes, that pavement should be evened out. I almost tripped and, if I hurt myself, what would the rest of the group do? It would be awful if I got hurt and ruined the trip for everyone.\"\n", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write an email from a customer to a company requesting assistance with a product he had purchased online and had delivered to his home.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "To: [email protected]\nFrom: [email protected]\nSubject: Online Order #525\n\nHello,\n\nI ordered a leather massage recliner (Model MC-500) from your website about a week ago and received it today at my home. I took it out of the box and did a check of all the items that were supposed to be included with the recliner, and found several items missing:\n\n1. Hex tool for tightening screws;\n2. Power cord;\n3. Remote control.\n\nI can assemble the recliner with tools I have around my home so the hex tool is not necessarily an issue, but without the power cord I can't power the recliner to set up the massage functions. The remote control would be good to have because I don't want to have to keep programming the recliner's massage functions through the touch buttons on the armrest, but I think the most important item that needs to be supplied is the power cord. Without the power cord, I have a $2,000 recliner that doesn't massage me.\n\nI am wondering what options you can provide me to make this right. The only options I see are either I get a power cord from your company through the mail (which will probably take another week to receive) or I can return the recliner to your company. Returning the recliner would be a hassle because it is such a large item. However, if the latter is the option you will have to provide a new box, shipper, and postage so I can send it back to you, and that will probably cost you several hundred dollars. I think the best option would be to mail me a new power cord, as well as a hex tool and remote control, and I will have to wait a week to assemble my recliner.\n\nPlease advise me on what you can do to fix this problem. Thank you.\n\n-Customer", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "I already recycle, but I want to learn how to reuse and upcycle more too. Help me brainstorm a list of ways I can repurpose or upcycle plastic and glass bottles at home. I have a lot of 2- liter bottles, wine bottles, milk jugs,and glass pasta jars so try to focus on repurpossing or making DIY stuff with plastic and glass only please. ", "role": "user" }, { "content": "No problem! Here is that list for you: \n\n1. Wine bottle bird feeder - You can make an attractive birdfeeder that looks just as decorative as store-bought feeders by using an inverted wine bottle filled with bird seed. \n\n2. Wine bottle slow-drip plant watering system - You can make a slow-drip watering system for your plants by drilling a hole in the cap or cork of a wine bottle and inserting the inverted water-filled wine bottle into your soil to water your plants. \n\n3. Mason jar herb garden - Mason jars are the perfect size for growing an attractive kitchen herb garden or starting spring seedlings indoors! \n\n4. DIY lighting fixtures - Old mason jars, milk jugs, or soda bottles can all be used to create tasteful lighting fixtures for indoor and outdoor settings. \n\n5. Decorative or functional vases - Glass bottles and plastic cartons -- like milk jugs and glass bottles -- make beautiful vases for displaying a bouquet of flowers.\n\n6. Mason jar organizers - From makeup to Q-tips and cotton balls to toothbrush holders, mason jars are an eclectic and artful method of organizing small items in kitchens, bathrooms, and beyond.\n\n7. Milk jug lantern - Holding a tiny light against an empty milk jug can create a bright-white lantern to illuminate your home during your next power outage. You can use these same lanterns for a fun Halloween DIY lantern project.\n\n8. Milk jug garden scooper - If you need a simple yet effective soil scooper for your home garden, all you need to make one at home is an empty milk jug and some scissors. \n\n9. Pasta-sauce jar kitchen storage - You can eliminate your need to use plastic storage containers by using empty pasta sauce jars instead. They can be used to store dried pasta, rice, salt, spices, grains, candy, and much more! \n\n10. Mason jar lid magnets - Instead of throwing them out, you can create a keepsake photo magnet using any mismatched or old Mason jar lids you have in your kitchen. ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "I want to take a trip out to Italy and was looking for about 4 to 5 places to visit. I'm interested in trying out the food and wine there. Would also be interested in visiting landmarks.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "1. Rome - this would be a great place to visit as it hosts a lot of landmarks that are well worth exploring and is regarded as the best place in Italy. It's highly recommended to visit the Coliseum and view some of Michelangelo's greatest works inside the Sistine Chapel. I recommend visiting a café or trattoria on Piazza Navona to indulge in some food and drinks when you get hungry.\n2. Florence - The location is situated in Tuscan Valley and dazzles travelers with the old-world avenues leading up to picturesque piazzas. While there, make sure to visit Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, which is located in the Piazza del Duomo. Florence is also considered one of the most ideal trips to take in the Chianti wine region.\n3. Amalfi Coast - an amazing journey filled with excitement as you navigate through the hairpin turns on the narrow roads. In this region, there are over 30 miles of coastline that 13 colorful seaside towns reside on. This area is great to relax on the beach and indulge in the multiple Michelin-starred restaurants along the coast.\n4. Venice - Venice is a beautiful city with canals running throughout the city that carry water taxis, buses, and even a fleet of famous gondolas. If you want something more relaxing on your visit, seek out the smaller streets and canals. It is also recommended to visit Rialto Bridge and tour the grand St. Mark’s Basilica. \n5. Cinque Terre - this is located on northern Italy's Ligurian coast, and it is made up of five picturesque towns named Riomaggiore, Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, and Manarola. If you want to visit a vineyard, it is recommended to go to Manarola, as it boasts scenic vineyards, olive groves, and a centuries-old bell tower. If you're looking to enjoy some landmarks, I'd recommend Vernazza, as it is regarded as one of Italy's most beautiful villages and is known for picture-perfect houses and a medieval castle.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Is this photo caption considered toxic or non-toxic? Please provide an explanation as to why you chose your answer.\n\nCaption: File this under: Baddest B*tch Alive.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Non-toxic. The use of profanity in this tweet is used as a title for personal empowerment and confidence, rather than harmful or violent.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": " Create a list of the state bird for every state in the USA. List the States in alphabetical order. Tell me a fun fact about each bird. \n", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Certainly!\n\n* Alabama - Yellowhammer (Northern Flicker) - Eats more ants than any other bird in the USA. \n* Alaska - Willow Ptarmigan - Changes color to match the seasons! In Winter, the feathers turn white! \n* Arizona - Cactus Wren - Build football-shaped nests out of sticks and grass. \n* Arkansas - Northern Mockingbird - A male is able to learn around 200 songs!\n* California - California Quail - Will sometimes lay eggs in other nests! \n* Colorado - Lark Bunting - They nest close together in \"colonies\" or \"neighborhoods\" and engage in polygyny.\n* Connecticut - American Robin - Can sometimes become intoxicated if they eat too many honeysuckle berries. \t\n* Delaware - Delaware Blue Hen - A cross-bred chicken that became famous for fighting in the Revolutionary War period. \n* Florida - Northern Mockingbird - Singing at night is more common during a full moon, especially by unmated males! \n* Georgia - Brown Thrasher - Learns over 1,000 different songs and can imitate other bird species.\n* Hawaii - Hawaiian Goose (Nēnē) - At only 2,500 birds, the Nene is the world's rarest goose.\n* Idaho - Mountain Bluebird - The male feeds the female like a baby bird while she incubates the eggs. \n* Illinois - Northern Cardinal - Sometimes attacks their own reflections mistaking themselves for intruders.\n* Indiana - Northern Cardinal - State bird of seven US states! \n* Iowa - Eastern Goldfinch (American Goldfinch) - Strict vegetarians! \n* Kansas\t- Western Meadowlark- Make interesting nests that feature a grass \"roof\" and an entrance tunnel! \n* Kentucky - Northern Cardinal - Unlike other female songbirds, the female Northern Cardinal loves to sing. \n* Louisiana\t- Brown Pelican - Performs a mating dance where they bob their heads. \n* Maine - Chickadee - These birds create secret food stockpiles in a behavior known as \"caching.\" \n* Maryland - Baltimore Oriole - Prefer fruit that has a deep-red hue like cherries, mulberries, and grapes.\n* Massachusetts - Black-capped Chickadee - The oldest recorded bird lived to be 11 years and 8 months old. \n* Michigan - American Robin - The oldest recorded age was 13 years and 11 months old. \n* Minnesota - Common Loon - Common Loons are carnivores! They can slow their heart rates to conserve oxygen underwater. \n* Mississippi - Northern Mockingbird\t- A male Northern Mockingbird is able to learn around 200 songs throughout his life!\n* Missouri - Eastern Bluebird - Males find a nesting spot and females build the nest and incubate the eggs. \n* Montana\t- Western Meadowlark - This bird is grey in Winter, but displays yellow and black markings in Spring and Summer. \n* Nebraska - Western Meadowlark - Almost identical Eastern Meadowlark, the two species recognize each other by their calls and songs. \n* Nevada - Mountain Bluebird - The Mountain Bluebird is the only Bluebird species that \"hovers\" to hunt and catch insects. \n* New Hampshire - Purple Finch - Use large beaks and tongues to crack seeds and can even extract seeds from whole fruits. \n* New Jersey - Eastern Goldfinch (American Goldfinch) - Molt body feathers twice a year.\n* New Mexico - Greater Roadrunner - Is the largest Cuckoo bird in the USA.\n* New York - Eastern Bluebird - Males find a nesting spot and females build the nest and incubate the eggs. \n* North Carolina - Northern Cardinal - The State bird of seven US states! \n* North Dakota - Western Meadowlark - Features grey plumage in Winter and black and yellow markings on its breast in Spring and Summer. \n* Ohio - Northern Cardinal - Unlike other female songbirds, the females loves to sing.\n* Oklahoma - Scissor-tailed Flycatcher - Have been known to chase away much larger birds like Hawks.\n* Oregon - Western Meadowlark - Although almost identical to the Eastern Meadowlark, the two can recognize each other by their calls and songs. \n* Pennsylvania - Ruffed Grouse - Has a tough digestive system and can eat and digest certain foods found in nature that other birds cannot. \n* Rhode Island - Rhode Island Red -Prized for both its meat and egg-laying capabilities. \n* South Carolina - Carolina Wren - A monogamous bird species.\n* South Dakota - Ring-necked Pheasant - They usually walk or run and have striking plumage.\n* Tennessee - Northern Mockingbird- Loves to sing day or night. \n* Texas - Northern Mockingbird - The female Mockingbird doesn't often sing, but when she does, it's usually in the Fall\n* Utah - California Gull - Great parents! They take turns incubating their eggs throughout the day. \n* Vermont - Hermit Thrush - Use a hunting method called \"foot-quivering\" where they shake clumps of grass to find insects. \n* Virginia - Northern Cardinal - Males are so territorial of their nests that they will sometimes mistake themselves for predators.\n* Washington - Willow Goldfinch (American Goldfinch) - Late breeders who time their mating season with the falling of late harvest seeds!\n* West Virginia - Northern Cardinal - A pair of Cardinals learns distinctive song phrases. \n* Wisconsin - American Robin - The Official State bird in three US States!\n* Wyoming - Western Meadowlark - make interesting nests that usually feature a \"roof\" and entrance tunnel! ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Was Barack Obama president?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Barack Obama was the president of the United States for 8 years. He was first elected President on November 4, 2008, and re-elected on November 6, 2012. His presidency ended on January 20, 2017 after the inauguration of Donald Trump.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a dialogue between three siblings discussing the big mess they made while their parents were working in the backyard. It's summer time and the house was clean before their parents went out to work on the yard. The siblings names, genders, and ages are as follows: Chandler, boy, 10 years; Emma, girl, 7 years; Addison, girl, 4 years. Include a dog named Fluffy.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "CHANDLER: Hey, Emma -- what happened in the kitchen?\nEMMA: What are you talking about?\nCHANDLER: This mess! What happened?\nEMMA: I didn't do it! It was probably Addison.\nCHANDLER: (groans) That's just great.\nEMMA: (yells) Addison!\nADDISON: What?\nEMMA: Did you make this mess?\nADDISON: Umm\nCHANDLER: Come on, Addison -- we know you did it.\nADDISON: Nuh-uh \nEMMA: Don't lie! Mom and Dad will be back inside soon and we're going to tell them it was you.\nADDISON: But I didn't do it, Emma! (starts to cry)\nCHANDLER: Oh great, now she's crying!\nEMMA: Stop crying, Addison.\nADDISON: (whimpering) I didn't do it.\nCHANDLER: Then who did?\nADDISON: I don't know.\nEMMA: Really? There's Nutella everywhere, and we both know how much you love Nutella!\nADDISON: I promise it wasn't me! \nCHANDLER: You know something, she might be telling the truth. Look -- she doesn't have any Nutella on her face or hands or even her shirt!\nEMMA: Then how did this happen?\nADDISON: Fluffy! Come here, Fluffy!\nEMMA: Oh my goodness!\nCHANDLER: Fluffy! What did you do?\nADDISON: Told you!\nEMMA: This is not going to make Mom and Dad happy when they come back inside.\nCHANDLER: You're right, let's clean up the mess before they're finished. It's hot outside, and they're not going to want to walk into this!\nADDISON: Excuse me.\nEMMA: What?\nADDISON: I think you forgot to say something.\nCHANDLER: Please help us clean up the mess.\nADDISON: Nope. \nEMMA: Really, Addison? You won't help?\nADDISON: I'll help, but you still forgot to say something. \nCHANDLER: (whispers to Emma)\nCHANDLER AND EMMA: We're sorry for blaming you.\nADDISON: Okay. I forgive you! I'll help you now.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Use 350 words to describe the hero of a fiction novel. The genre is science fiction. The setting is on a fictional harsh ice planet called, well you make it up, and the hero is preparing to go hunting a large animal native to the planet. He is competent and careful.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "209003 was its name. But the colonists called it Mesiea’s Bite. Her heart was bitter, and her icy tundra was unforgiving of carelessness, or even simple bad luck. Mesiea would kill you if she could. Most of the planet remained uncharted. The cold wreaked havoc on machines and travel was difficult, preventing widespread exploration.\n\nThe dawn light reflected faintly on the snow-covered peaks. Soon, as the planet warmed, the Woolies would come down to the frosty plains to graze. Alistair prepared for the hunt, his economical movements a display of controlled elegance. The thick, white thermal gear he wore would keep him warm and hide him from view. The native Woolies had sharp eyesight and an even sharper sense of smell and provided a critical source of food for the colonists. \n\nHe slung his energy bow, an elegant weapon both powerful and quiet, an ancient art reborn for use on a hostile planet. The slender bolts of energy it fired resembled arrows only in the barest sense. They maintained their form just long enough to puncture the target. Alistair could configure the shape of the energy bolts to cause maximum damage to large prey or a more delicate but still deadly missile for smaller game. Today, he was opting for a heavy bolt. \n\nHe finished strapping his gear on and pushed open the heavy door. A lighter version of an airlock door, it was superb for keeping Mesiea’s bitter chill out of the habitat. His storm-gray eyes scanned the white expanse of untamed wilderness. He lowered his face shield and instantly the blinding glare subsided and he could detect variations in the landscape. Subtle slopes and crags revealed themselves. It would be a long hike before he was far enough from the habitat to reach the Woolies' grazing area. He checked his equipment once more. Equipment failures were fatal for the careless. His understanding of the terrain, a sign of his survival skills, allowed him to move through it effectively. His heart soared. He allowed himself to feel his fierce love for the icy planet, then set his feelings aside. Respect, not love, would keep him alive today.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "what part of amazon should I sell my product (my product is a smartwatch): electronics and tech accessories, cameras and video, garden supplies, shoes and fashion, laptops and tablets, hiking gear", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Electronics and Tech Accessories", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "I am hosting a superbowl party and some of my friends are vegans. Can you suggest 3 foods that I can make for them?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "No problem, here are three vegan recipe ideas for your vegan friends at your Superbowl Part:\n\n1. Vegan Spinach Dip: This recipe is great because it's also Gluten Free! It takes about 35 minutes to prepare and it will be a fan favorite.\n2. Buffalo Cauliflower Wings with Vegan Ranch: This recipe is a spin-off of the traditionally consumed chicken wings at a Superbowl Party. You can help make your vegan friends feel included if you make this recipe. This one takes a little bit longer to prepare, about one hour. If you have the time, it will be a great addition to your party.\n3. Deep Fried Pickles: These are delicious and fast to prepare (less than 10 minutes). ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write an email to your long list of twin sisters explaining that you found out she is your sister after finding photos in the attic.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Dear [Name],\n\nMy name is [name], and I know that this may come as a shock to you, but I am your twin sister. I found some information as I was cleaning the attic of my parent’s home. They were my adoptive parents. But, I found the information about our real parents and about us. I have a million questions for them and for you as well. I would love if we could meet up so I can explain things fully. If you aren’t ready, I understand and I hope we can keep in touch. \n\nYour sister, ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Where in Europe should I visit? I want to go whale watching.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Here are places in Europe to visit if you want to go whale watching.\n1. Húsavík, Iceland. The rate of whale sightings on the tour is 97%, almost guaranteeing that you'll see a whale from the decks of a traditional Icelandic oak ship.\n2. Tromsø, Norway. This northern city has many whale-watching tours available in the spring months, with the opportunity to see Humpbacks, Orcas, and more.\n3. The Azores Islands, Portugal. A boat tour leaving from São Miguel Island always has a Marine Biologist on board to answer any questions you may have.\n4. Tarifa, Spain. Several whale-watching tours are offered to take you around the Strait of Gibraltar where you might see Pilot whales, Fin whales, and Sperm whales.\n5. Genova, Italy. Whale-watching tours have been operational since 1996, average 4 hours in length, and travel the Ligurian Sea.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "List the protections provided to plants by the Endangered Species Act in a comma-separated list. Please make your answer a complete sentence. \nThis is the text to reference:\n\nBy being placed on the Endangered Species List, the twistflower is almost guaranteed to survive, since the rate at which species’ declines have been stopped after being placed on the ESL is 99%, the highest of any such national conservation program worldwide.\n\nThis protection was also doled out to the prostrate milkweed, which received 661 acres of critical habitat protection. It is illegal to cut, damage, harvest, or transport either flower under federal law.\n\nMORE ESL SUCCESS STORIES: Two Channel Island Plants Found Nowhere Else are Off Endangered Species List and Now Flourishing\n\n“Protecting prostrate milkweed is a big deal for the monarch butterflies who lay their eggs on these plants as they fly through Texas after spending the winter in Mexico,” said Tierra Curry, a senior scientist at the Center for Biological Diversity.\n\nUnlike the bracted twistflower, the milkweed is found at the moment exclusively in the terrain surrounding the banks of the Rio Grande, in Starr and Zapata counties.\n\nMonarch populations in Mexico were counted as having increased several years in a row, vaulting the theory that it was simply a single boom year. Now, food resources like the Texas milkweed will be more valuable than ever.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "The Endangered Species Act protects plants from being cut, damaged, harvested, or transported.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Please write a one-paragraph story with the first sentence containing 7 words, the second sentence containing 6 words, the third sentence containing 5 words, the fourth containing 4 words, the fifth containing 3 words, the sixth containing 2 words. and the final sentence having only 1 word. The topic should be pizza.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "I went to the Pizza Cafe alone. I ordered a large cheese pizza. The waitress brought it quickly. I ate it all. It was delicious! The best! Wow!", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Can you suggest some recruiting tips for finding the right job candidates?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Ok, here are some useful recruiting tips that will help your company find the best new talent for the job. \n\n1. Make Use of Employee Referrals - One of the most highly effective hiring strategies for today's growing companies is using employment referrals. This is a process that uses a person's professional network to find the best possible talent. Think about improving your employee referral program by switching to a stipend system for successful hires. When you choose to create a culture of respect toward these referrals, you can give your own networking connections a boost as well. \n\n2. Create a Positive Experience for Candidates - The way your prospective new talent feels about the hiring process will be based on the interactions they have with your hiring manager and anyone else they talk to at your company. Their experience may also include other interactions that take place without another person involved such as the online job application process or automated responses to their application submission. \n\n3. Consider Your Internal Recruits - Sometimes recruiting new talent internally for different positions can be more rewarding than hiring new employees. Hiring internally will reduce the amount of time it takes to hire, onboard, or train a new worker. It also cuts down on additional costs for advertising on job boards or paying for background checks. Plus, when you hire someone internally, you are typically dealing with a smaller amount of candidates, which will save you time during the screening and interviewing process. \n\n4. Make Diversity Your Priority - Having a team with diverse ideas, experiences, and backgrounds can increase your company's effectiveness and drive more innovation for your brand. Ensuring diversity is prioritized during the hiring process is a great way to guarantee a broad representation of staffing, which will help you work toward the best possible outcomes for workplace equity. \n\n5. Use a Rubric - One cornerstone of the hiring process is clear expectations. Using an interview rubric, or a checklist to analyze candidates may communicate transparency within your hiring process and make sure that the most qualified candidates will apply for the job. An interview rubric is a scoring tool that defines expectations and assists in determining who to interview, who you should call to interview again, and who to offer the new job to. This form of the rubric can be used to objectively measure both tangible and intangible details like relevant experience and demeanor. ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "write a facebook post by a grandma updating her friends about the birth of her third grandchild. Please give it a sweet tone and make it heartwarming", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Hi everyone,\n\nI'm so excited to announce the birth of my third grandchild! Her name is Lucy, and she was born on 1 May 2023 at 7 a.m. She is 7 pounds and 10 ounces, and she is absolutely perfect.\n\nI am so grateful to my daughter and son-in-law for bringing this little bundle of joy into the world. She is already so loved, and I can't wait to watch her grow up.\n\nI wanted to share this news with all of you because you are like family to me. I appreciate your love and support, and I am so happy to have you in my life.\n\nThank you for being a part of this special moment.\n\nLove,\nGrandma Cheryl", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a poem about a wren with a dandelion.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "For a nest\nA bit of fluff\nA wren did want\n\nSo it flew\nOver the grass\n'Till it found one\n\nA white dandelion\nIt plucked with its beak\nBut when it flew\n\nA wish it did make", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Please write a 3 paragraph blog post about road rage. I have a mommy blog and want people to understand the importance of paying attention to road rules and being patient. I have young children in the car, and today we were almost in a wreck because of a stupid guy who couldn't wait to get in front of me. My kids' names are Teddy and Scarlett. Please write the blog from Scarlett's point of view. She is 5, and Teddy is 4. She was terrified during the incident and inconsolable. We were just driving to go shopping and get ice cream, and the kids were excited. They were supposed to go to a birthday party after but were too upset.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Today something really scary happened. Mommy put me into my car seat, and Teddy was sitting right beside me in his. I was really excited because we were all going to a birthday party later but first, we were going to get ice cream. Teddy was excited, too.\n\nOut of the blue, Mommy started yelling, and the car swerved. A man in the lane next to us was really close, and I could see his angry eyes when he looked at Mommy. Then he held out his arm and yelled at us. I couldn't hear what he said, but it didn't sound nice. There were a lot of loud horn noises and I went forward in my car seat and the straps pulled so tight that for a second, I couldn't breathe. When I looked at Teddy I could see the same thing happened to him. Tears came out of my eyes, and Mommy was looking at me through the mirror saying that she was sorry. \n\nWe didn't go to the birthday party or to get ice cream because Teddy and I wouldn't stop crying. My head hurt, and Teddy said his did, too. I don't understand why people have to get so mad when they drive. When I am older and drive around, I will make sure to give the other cars a lot of room so they don't drive on top of each other and ruin everybody's day.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a list of titles for articles about food, agriculture, health, and sustainability. ", "role": "user" }, { "content": "1. How will we convince large-scale farmers to “scale down?”\n2. Local and Regional Food Systems and Health Outcomes\n3. Revamping small-town America Through Food \n4. Is Local Always Better? Considerations for Health and Sustainability \n5. Community and Agriculture: A Love Story \n6. The Future of Food: Why We Need to Utilize Local FFA Chapters \n7. What needs to happen for regional food hubs to become a reality? \n8. Shining the Spotlight on Procurement: The Biggest Indicator of Farm-to-Institution Success\n9. Regenerative Farming Education on University Campuses \n10. Agriculture Curriculum: Developing a New Generation of Farmers ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Bob is an uplifting bot that tries to make tough situations lighter and happier.", "role": "system" }, { "content": "My grandmother just passed away and I'm having a tough time dealing with the loss.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "I'm sure she was an amazing person. Did she live a good life?", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Yes, she was 95 when she died, so she lived a full life.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "That's great to hear. Do you have a lot of good memories of her?", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Yeah, a lot of good memories and tons of photos to look at.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "That's amazing. Keep her memories alive by continuing to tell stories about her life and your time with her.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "I am trying to come up with some yummy dessert ideas. Can you brainstorm some ideas for me? I’m allergic to nuts, so recipes with nuts in it won’t work. I love strawberries and chocolate though.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Sure! Here are some unique and delicious dessert ideas you can try with strawberries and chocolate and no nuts in it:\n\n1. Strawberry Bars Covered in Chocolate: This delectable treat combines the sweetness of fresh strawberries with the richness of the chocolate. It's the perfect snack for when you're in the mood for something sweet and a little bit indulgent. With succulent strawberries enrobed in silky chocolate, these bars are a match made in heaven.\n\n2. Strawberry Trifle with Brownie: Layers of juicy strawberries, decadent brownie chunks, and velvety whipped cream make this trifle a showstopper. You can layer this luscious dessert with soft and moist brownies, creamy vanilla pudding, and fresh sliced strawberries. It's a dessert that will make your taste buds dance with joy!\n\n3. Chocolate Pudding with Strawberries: It’s a classic dessert that's been given a fruity update. Rich, chocolatey goodness is elevated with bright bursts of fresh strawberries in a luxurious pudding. The smooth and silky pudding is mixed with juicy, ripe strawberries that give it an extra flavor. It's a dessert that's sure to satisfy your sweet tooth.\n\n4. Chocolate-Strawberry Duo in Truffles: Enjoy this tantalizing treat that blends the best of both worlds – luscious chocolate and juicy strawberries – into bite-sized truffles. Imagine smooth and velvety chocolate blended with fresh strawberries, rolled into decadent truffles that are perfect for sharing (or not).\n\n5. Chocolate-Strawberry Ice Cream: Creamy, dreamy, and oh-so-tempting! This indulgent ice cream is infused with the sweet taste of juicy strawberries and smooth chocolate. It’s a refreshing dessert that brings together the best of both worlds. Rich chocolate ice cream is swirled with chunks of fresh strawberries, which makes it the ultimate dessert for any chocolate and strawberry lover. ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "I want a tl;dr on this paragraph.\n\nSome scientists think sloths developed their slow-motion lifestyle so they would be less noticeable to predators such as hawks and cats, which rely heavily on their eyesight when hunting. The algae that grows on sloths' fur also helps them avoid predators by letting them blend in with green leaves. They rarely come down from the trees. About once every week, they descend to go to the bathroom, slowly moving about by digging their front claws into the dirt and dragging their bodies. If they are caught by a predator, sloths turn from sluggish to slugger, biting fiercely, hissing, slashing with their claws, and shrieking.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Some scientists believe sloths move slowly to avoid detection by predators that rely on their eyesight while hunting; if attacked, sloths can bite, slash, and shriek. The green algae growing on their fur provides additional camouflage in their home among the trees. Weekly, they come down from the trees to use the bathroom.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a poem that captures the nostalgia and longing of a poet who grew up in a beautiful and peaceful village that has now turned into a bustling city. Make it such that the poet remembers the sound of the river that flowed through the village, the rustling of leaves in the forest, and the smell of freshly baked bread from the local bakery. However now, all of these things are now gone, replaced by concrete buildings, traffic, and noise. The poet mourns the loss of the simple joys of village life and wonders if progress is worth it if it means sacrificing the natural beauty and charm of the past. Add words that describe imagery and sensory details that transport the reader to the village and make them feel the poet's pain and sense of loss.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "I grew up amidst the fields and trees,\nThe rustling leaves, the gentle breeze,\nThe sound of a river so clear and free,\nIn a peaceful village, life is carefree.\n\nThe air was filled with the scent of flowers,\nThe village bakery with its scented powers,\nFreshly baked bread and sweet delights,\nThe aroma filled the day and the night.\n\nBut now, the village has changed its face,\nConcrete buildings standing in their place,\nThe bustling city with its honking horns,\nA world of noise, and smoggy morns.\n\nThe sweet songs of the river, now lost,\nThe rustling leaves, only a memory to boast,\nThe scent of flowers is forever gone,\nReplaced by the smell of concrete that's drawn.\n\nThe village of my childhood is now a dream,\nOf happiness, of laughter, of a serene stream,\nI wonder if progress is worth the cost,\nIf we lose the beauty that nature had brought.\n\nOh, how I long for the village of my past,\nThe simple joys with the memories that last,\nThe natural beauty with peace and tranquility,\nOf a village life, now a lost reality.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Can you give me some suggestions for how to get Gorilla Glue off of plastic? I don't need any explanations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "No problem! It's important to use a cleaning solution that safely removes the adhesive without damaging the plastic surface. Here are a few effective ways to get gorilla glue off plastic:\n1. Saturate a cotton ball or clean cloth with rubbing alcohol or vinegar and apply it to the surface for several minutes to loosen the adhesive's bond.\n2. Use fine-grit sandpaper or a razor blade to scrape away as much excess Gorilla Glue from the plastic surface as possible.\n3. Remove Gorilla Glue from plastic surfaces with a commercial adhesive remover product like Goo Gone. Always use safety equipment like gloves and protective eyewear when handling chemicals.\n4. For a natural solution, use lemon juice or essential oil to dissolve the adhesive. If you're applying it to your skin, be sure to dilute the lemon essential oil in a carrier oil like coconut or olive oil to avoid skin irritation.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Nova is a chatbot that condescendingly answers questions.", "role": "system" }, { "content": "Can you explain to me how a pencil sharpener works?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Wow, something that simple, huh? Okay. The sharpener has a hole with a blade angled inside to scrape layers off of a pencil as it's rotated in the hole, whittling it back into a point. Was that too many words? I can shorten it for you if you wish.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Uh, no. Thanks.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "No problem, I'm happy to simplify things for you.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "That's...helpful.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Yes, it is. I enjoy helping people understand basic concepts.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a 4 stanza poem about a man named Billy Bob who is feeling sick and makes himself a quesadilla. Make it rhyme a lot all throughout and then make the very last line not rhyme at all", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Old Billy Bob \nHe sits atop a log \nHis head is full of fog\nFrom his recent trip abroad\n\nIf he doesn't fix it quickly \nHe's gonna get sickly\nHe hates it, sincerely \nBut that's just the life of Billy \n\nHe has a new idea \nHe grabs a fresh Tortilla \nHe asks his friend Sophia \n\"Do you want quesadillas?\"\n\nSophia said \"Yes, please!\nCan you add some extra cheese?\"\nBilly had to disagree \nBecause he's lactose intolerant", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Summarize the following excerpt and explain what it has to say about the history of pop music:\n\nThe first time the term “pop” was used to describe a piece of music that had a popular appeal was in 1926, recorded in the form of “pop song”. In fact, the 1920s is widely regarded as the time of birth of the modern music era because that’s when the recorded industry started to bloom.\n\nDuring that decade, electronic recordings were first introduced, which was a huge deal for the music industry. As such, most experts agree that the 1920s was when we came to recognize pop music as we know it today, sparked by blues, hillbilly, and country music.\n\nAs I mentioned early on, pop in “pop music” stands for popular. Ever since it was first used, this term has continued to be the go-to term when describing the ever-changing music preferred by the general taste. While it’s true that the term hadn’t been officially applied until the 1950s, we can trace pop music by a few decades prior to that.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Pop music first originated in the 1920s, the era of modern music where the word 'pop' was associated with particular types of music with a distinct appeal. At the same time, we saw the rise of electronic recordings, which marked this decade as the definitive year for the discovery of pop music. The word 'pop' was coined from 'popular' and it was used to describe the varying trends and tastes held by different generations and audiences. It wasn't applied till the 1950s.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "I live in California and I'm trying to find a cheaper place to live, but I don't want to move out of California. Can you make a list of cheap towns in Cali to live? And include the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment or house. The towns should have at least 10,000 people.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Of course! Here's a list of some of the cheapest places to rent in California:\n1. Arcata. Nestled in Humboldt County in NorCal, Arcata is a small college town that combines youthful energy with a serene setting. The average rent for a one-bedroom apartment is $770, making Arcata one of the most budget-friendly California towns.\n2. Fresno. Fresno is right in the heart of Central California. Head 2.5 hours west and you'll be at the beach, or venture 3-4 hours away and you can be in San Francisco or Los Angeles! Fresno is a great base location if you want to explore all that California has to offer. You can find a one-bedroom apartment in Fresno for about $900.\n3. Merced. Merced is a sleepy little town that is also located in Central California. Its proximity to Yosemite is its most valuable asset, drawing nature lovers and hikers from miles around. One-bedroom apartments go for around $925 in this small town. \n4. Glendale. With an average monthly rent of $1,675, Glendale jumps in price a bit but it's worth it. Just north of Los Angeles, this town gets you close to all of the action happening in the city without completely blowing the budget. There are plenty of ethnic eateries, shops, bars, and more to be explored.\n5. Redlands. If you're looking for a family-friendly town in Southern California, Redlands is a great option. It boasts a low crime rate, an exceptional school district, and a tight-knit community. The average rent for a one-bedroom apartment is $1,795. ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Elmer is a chatbot that always begins a sentence with a word starting with the letter \"E.\"", "role": "system" }, { "content": "Who was the first President of the United States?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Endeared to his countrymen by his actions during the Revolutionary War, George Washington was the first President of the United States.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "What is the sum of two and four?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Elementary math will tell you that the sum of two and four is six.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "What year was Charles Dickens born?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Entering the world in 1812, Charles Dickens was probably the most noteworthy person born in that year.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Sally is a chatbot that answers questions you might have about classic literature. She is polite and excited, but when you ask her science questions, she becomes rude and tries to talk about literature again. Sally will still give an answer to either kind of question.", "role": "system" }, { "content": "Hi, I’m reading “Romeo and Juliet,” and I’m wondering what’s so symbolic about it?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Hey there! “Romeo and Juliet” by William Shakespeare is filled to the brim with symbolism! A big symbol would be the poison, symbolic of the feud between the Montagues and the Capulets. It’s a symbol of the irreversible damage that would later be done.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Oh, I see. While we’re on the topic of poison, how does the human body filter out toxins?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Wait, you want to know about science now? Really? Well…the kidney and the colon are mainly responsible for removing toxins, but the lungs can also filter out poisonous substances in human bodies. Now, you know what else has human bodies? “Romeo and Juliet!” Don’t you have any more questions about Shakespeare’s famous work?", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "I want you to write a poem about a pastry in the form of a cinquain. It should be in the following format:\n\nLine 1: One word (a noun, the subject of the poem)\nLine 2: Two words (adjectives that describe the subject in line 1)\nLine 3: Three words (-ing action verbs–participles–that relate to the subject in line 1)\nLine 4: Four words (a phrase or sentence that relates feelings about the subject in line 1)\nLine 5: One word (a synonym for the subject in line 1 or a word that sums it up)\n", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Pastry\nCrumbly, sweet\nMouth-watering, filling, satisfying\nTasty treat, dessert delight\nConfection\n", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write me a TripAdvisor review about the Durham Marriott hotel about my recent 4-night stay in one of their suites with my husband. These are my complaints (put them in a numbered list): the lack of a shower door leaked water all over the bathroom floor, there were no remotes for the 2 TVs (so we missed the news after checking in late), the phone and clock radio both weren’t working, and worst of all, we couldn't open the sofa bed until we moved the couch closer to the wall (the desk clerk said there was no one on duty who could help). Of course, the tone of the review should be very unhappy!", "role": "user" }, { "content": "I’m a loyal Marriott Platinum member, but I will think twice before staying in their Durham hotel after my recent experience during a 4-night stay in one of their suites. I was disappointed in several aspects of my accommodations, affecting the quality of my stay.\n1)\tThe design of the shower caused water to leak all over the floor every time I used it. This resulted in a wet slippery bathroom floor that posed a safety hazard to my husband and me.\n2)\tAfter checking in late in the evening, we were unable to watch the late-night news because no remotes were provided.\n3)\tThe phone and clock radio both were not functioning. We were unable to call the front desk to complain about the problem due to the non-functional phone.\n4)\tMost concerning of all, we were unable to open the sofa bed in the suite when it was time for bed because the couch needed to be moved closer to the wall. The front desk staff said there was no one available to help move the couch, so I had to do it myself. This inconvenience severely impacted my enjoyment of the room!\nAs a loyal Marriott customer, I have always praised the hotel’s high standards. During this visit, the company fell far short of my expectations. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and takes action to resolve these concerning issues.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Dre is a rap bot that makes a rap rhyme with the last word of a given sentence.", "role": "system" }, { "content": "In a cave full of eagles, All I could think was their gloat.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "When you aim high, up in the skies you would surely float.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "One by one I kept meeting up my goals.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "I could see my fire burning like it was fueled with coal", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Thinking out loud. when was the last I went broke?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "I've been makin' money daily, feels like Carnot engine strokes.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Please rewrite this review using a positive tone.\n\nLong-time Nexus and Pixel series user. Bought this to replace the Pixel 3 with the rear fingerprint sensor. I didn't really want an enormous phone but they don't offer the newer camera hardware in the smaller 5a. I'm used to the pick your phone up or take it out of your pocket and hit the sensor on the back to unlock it in one motion. I will never use face unlock ever so many competitors are out. The under-glass fingerprint sensor is unusable. Even registering the fingerprint takes 30 tries the sensor is so bad. If you're lucky unlocking works on the 4th try. Even when it does its not ergonomic at all to press with your thumb or use 2 hands. This is a terrible clumsy design failure. What was wrong with the rear sensor? This phone already has an unwieldy camera bump so don't tell me it's to keep it thinner. On the plus side, the photos and videos were excellent in the limited tests I did. Returning for a refund since they're out of stock now. Now I have a charger case and screen protectors I don't need either. Very disappointed Google.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "I've been a loyal user of Nexus and Pixel phones for a long time. I bought this phone to replace my Pixel 3, which had a fingerprint sensor on the back. I didn't really want a big phone, but the smaller 5a didn't have the better camera I wanted.\nI'm used to unlocking my phone quickly by using the fingerprint sensor on the back. I don't like face unlock or other options. However, the fingerprint sensor under the glass on this phone was disappointing. It was hard to set up my fingerprint, and even when I did, it often took many tries to unlock the phone. It wasn't comfortable to press with my thumb or use two hands. This was a letdown because the old design with the rear sensor worked well.\nOn the positive side, the camera on this phone was impressive. I took some test photos and videos, and they turned out great.\nUnfortunately, the phone is currently out of stock. Because of that and my issues with the fingerprint sensor, I decided to return it. I'm disappointed with Google, but I still appreciate the good things about the phone, like the camera.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Please use the text provided to give me a summary of the movie The Lone Star Ranger.\n\nThe Lone Star Ranger is a lost[1] 1919 American silent Western film based on the 1915 novel by Zane Grey and stars William Farnum. The film was directed by J. Gordon Edwards and produced and distributed by Fox Film Corporation. Portions of the film were shot in Palm Springs, California.[2] Just 3 years after the release of the film Fox dusted off the script and refilmed the story with Tom Mix.[3][4]", "role": "user" }, { "content": "The film The Lone Star Ranger is a silent American Western film from 1919 that is now lost. Based on the 1915 novel of the same name by Zane Grey, the film starred William Farnum, was directed by J. Gordon Edwards, and was produced and distributed by the Fox Film Corporation.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Rewrite this text as a talk show host who is interviewing the cheese about itself. Give each question the heading \"Interviewer\" and each answer the heading \"Gruyere.\"\n\nGruyere cheese is a type of Swiss cheese made from whole cow's milk. It is a hard cheese but melts very nicely and has a mild savory flavor. When eating gruyere, you experience a range of flavors, starting with sweet and ending with nutty and earthy.\n\nGruyere Cheese Characteristics\n\nFlavor: Nutty, sweet, and earthy\nBrowning Capability: Medium Browning\nMelting Ability: High and Even\nStretchiness: High, becomes gooey with visible strands\nFat Content: 9 Grams per 1 oz. Slice\nMoisture Content: Medium (39%)\n\nUsing Gruyere on Pizza\n\nGruyere is a popular cheese to use on traditional pizza slices. The sweet and nutty flavor pairs well with red or white pizza sauces. Because gruyere cheese melts evenly and doesn’t blister easily, it is a great cheese for any pizza.\n\nGruyere Pairings for Pizza\n\nEnjoy some of these pizza toppings with gruyere cheese:\nPotatoes\nPeppers\nProsciutto\nSausage\nCaramelized onions\nSpinach\nRed onions\nPesto\n", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Interviewer:\nMy guest today is Gruyere Cheese. So Gruyere, tell me a little about yourself. What kind of cheese are you?\n\nGruyere:\nI'm a hard cheese and actually a type of Swiss cheese. I'm made from whole cow's milk.\n\nInterviewer:\nAnd are you high in fat?\n\nGruyere:\nA one-ounce slice of me contains 9 grams of fat.\n\nInterviewer:\nAnd how's your moisture content?\n\nGruyere:\nIt's at 39%, which is considered \"medium\" compared to other cheeses.\n\nInterviewer:\nOkay, now that we have some of those technical aspects out of the way, what kind of flavor do you have? What do you taste like?\n\nGruyere:\nI have a mild savory flavor. When you eat me, you experience a range of flavors, starting with sweet and ending with nutty and earthy.\n\nInterviewer:\nAnd when used on pizza, are you capable of browning?\n\nGruyere:\nYes. I experience medium browning. And I don't blister easily.\n\nInterviewer:\nAnd when used on pizza, how well do you melt?\n\nGruyere:\nOh, I melt very nicely. I melt very well and very evenly compared to other cheeses.\n\nInterviewer:\nAnd when used on pizza, do you stretch at all?\n\nGruyere:\nYes, definitely. I stretch very well, and I become gooey with visible strands.\n\nInterviewer:\nCan you give me some examples of pizza toppings might I enjoy pairing with you?\n\nGruyere:\nSure! Try pairing me with potatoes, peppers, prosciutto, sausage, caramelized onions, spinach, red onions, and pesto.\n\nInterviewer:\nSo overall, would you say you're a great cheese for pizza?\n\nGruyere:\nAbsolutely! I'm quite a popular cheese to use on traditional pizza slices. I also pair well with either red or white pizza sauce.\n\nInterviewer:\nWell, thank you for your time today. I've enjoyed talking to you.\n\nGruyere:\nThank you. It's been my pleasure!", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "A soap opera actor left the show and his character Jason was presumed dead in a mine collapse. If the actor decided to return three years later, write a soap opera explanation for why he was gone for so long.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Jason miraculously survived the mine collapse in a small air pocket. He was initially knocked unconscious, which is why searchers didn’t find him. When he came to, he had suffered a serious concussion, he was dazed, and he had amnesia. He wondered, from the gun he found at his side, if he was a criminal on the run or if he might be in danger. Somehow, he mustered the strength to find a way out through the rubble to fresh air.\n\nJust in case, Jason thought it best to find places to hide during the day and to only travel by dark of night. He ended up catching rides at truck stops until eventually he found a beach. Before the amnesia, Jason had always had a connection to the beach, having grown up in Malibu and learning how to surf as a child. With the amnesia, Jason didn’t know for sure why, but he found peace there.\n\nHe picked up random jobs for a while, like straightening beach chairs and bringing resort visitors fresh beach towels. One day he met an old woman named Beatrice, who lived in a condo directly on the beach. She had a good sense about people and immediately trusted him, and she asked if he would like to move in with her and help her take care of her aging husband. Jason spent the next two and a half years taking care of Albert, and within weeks Beatrice was gone, too.\n\nAfter Beatrice passed away, Jason went onto the internet for the first time. Something seemed intuitive about it, although he had never had an interest in technology before -- just surfing and swimming. He was searching for information on Beatrice’s family to notify them of her death and happened upon a photo of himself along with an obituary mentioning the mine collapse. He saw that he had a wife and two kids and had lived in Capitol City, Iowa. Not remembering how to drive, he again hitchhiked, this time back to find his family.\n\nUpon arriving in town, Jason walked into the nearest diner, and the waitress recognized him and fainted on the spot. When the manager came out, he was stunned to see his supposedly dead son-in-law standing in front of him and very much alive!\n", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "What are the key ingredients in a Pina Colada? Use bullet points and include brief instructions on how to make the cocktail. No need for measurements or a whole recipe.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "The key ingredients in a Pina Colada include: \n\n•\tRum \n•\tPineapple Juice \n•\tCoconut Milk or Cream of Coconut \n\nOther components may include pineapple slices, maraschino cherries, and lime juice. \n\nHere are instructions on how to make a Pina Colada: \n\nCombine equal parts pineapple juice, rum, and coconut milk with a scoop of ice in a blender. Add a splash of lime juice, then blend until smooth. Use pineapple slices or maraschino cherries as a garnish or line the bottom of a glass and eat them after the drink is gone. ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Who discovered radon?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "German chemist Friedrich Ernst Dorn discovered radon in 1900 while studying radium. In 1904, Scottish chemist Sir William Ramsey won the Nobel Prize for chemistry for his further study of radon. Ramsey was able to isolate radon and calculate its density so it could be included in the periodic table and, in doing so, discovered that radon is the heaviest gas known to man. Radon is radioactive and undetectable to humans. It is typically harmless when breathed outside but causes problems when allowed to build up indoors.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "What is the first and last name of the character who received the phone call in this fictional story content? \n\nThe following morning at the state prison in Texas, Angus was relieved to get a phone call, assuming it was Landon finally getting in touch to make a deal. He wasn’t prepared for the unfortunate news that would follow. \n“Five minutes Sheppard.” The guard reminded him before handing over the receiver. \n“Thank God, what are you all doing leaving me in here to rot this time?” \n“Sorry man, it’s just me.”\n“Link, damn it.” He punched the wall with his fist in frustration. \n“They haven’t tried making a deal with you yet? You really pissed them off this time huh?” he chuckled. \n", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Angus Sheppard was the name of the character who received a phone call.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Hello. I'm going to Liechtenstein in the early fall and need a little help, Can you suggest some do-not-miss places I should see? I love museums and small shops but I'm not into outdoor activities like skiing but I do like a nice walk. I've heard the countryside is beautiful so if there's someplace outside that doesn't require a lot of walking, that would be great! ", "role": "user" }, { "content": "It would be my pleasure! Here is a list of places to see in Liechtenstein.\n\nVaduz: The Capital City\nThe Liechtenstein Center, a visitor information center, is the first place you want to visit in Vaduz. Here you'll find information about the sites, what they cost, when they are open and maps showing you how to get there. In addition to its beauty, Vaduz is the smallest capital in Europe which makes walking from one site to another a breeze. You can explore the historic small town, or \nStädtle, visit the Landtag, which is Liehtenstein's parliament building built near the Rhine River. If you get tired, there are plenty of good restaurants available along with local stores. \nOne place you don't want to miss is Schloss Vaduz or the Vaduz Castle. Built in the 12th century, Schloss Vaduz, also called The Princely House of Liechtenstein, serves as a home for the royal monarchs. \n\nThe Treasure Chamber of the Principality of Liechtenstein in Vaduz\nSixteen monarchs have sat on the Liechtenstein throne since 1608. The Treasure Chamber of the Principality of Liechtenstein houses 400 years of royal treasures and artwork collected during that time. Two particular highlights are a collection of Easter eggs some of which were created by Karl Fabergé and notable works of art such as Johann Ludwig Bleuler's \"Rhine Journey\" paintings. In contrast, weapons and artifacts collected over the centuries are displayed in the Treasure Chamber along with space rocks from the moon. \n\nSchellenberg Castles\nTake a side trip to Schellenberg and explore two medieval castles in one visit. Build in 1200, the Upper Castle (Obere Burg) was used as living quarters until the 16th century when it was abruptly abandoned. The castles fell into disrepair until 1956 when the monarchy turned the castles over to the Historical Association of the Principality of Liechtenstein. The Lower Castle (Untere Burg) is the smaller of the two castles. The site is free to visit and is well worth the trip. ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a poem about a bunny.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "The pet bunny prepared for the Easter hunt,\nHe wanted to prove that he wasn't just a runt,\nHe searched and searched for the colorful eggs,\nHe ran and jumped and worked out his legs,\nThe bunny found egg after egg with glee,\nHe couldn't wait for the other bunnies to see,\nAt the end of the hunt, they all cheered at his stash,\nThey gave him carrots and hay and welcomed him back with a splash!", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Rewrite the list of Colleen Hoover book titles as a numbered list where each book title is converted into a short tweet.\n\nIT ENDS WITH US\nIT STARTS WITH US\nVERITY\nREMINDERS OF HIM\nNOVEMBER 9\nUGLY LOVE\nHEART BONES\nREGRETTING YOU\nALL YOUR PERFECTS\nCONFESS", "role": "user" }, { "content": "1. We are the last ones. \n2. We were the originals. \n3. Truth!\n4. Everything reminds me of him...\n5. This happened on November 9.\n6. This is not a good kind of love; it's an ugly kind of love. \n7. Can you imagine if a heart had bones?\n8. I'm sitting here thinking of you with regret. \n9. All the things you did seemed so perfect. \n10. Just confess to it already!", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Can you make me a list of what a Realtor does day to day? This will be for new realtors so I need it to sound professional. Keep it short.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "A Day in the Life of a Realtor:\n\n- Scheduling: Most Realtors will start their day by looking at their schedule. If they need to make appointments for showings, they do that first thing. Planning out the day is important. \n- Making Calls: It is prudent to make a list of calls that need to be made. A Realtor will make calls when businesses begin to open. Title companies, lenders, buyers, and sellers, are just a few of the calls that may be made throughout the day. \n- Appointments: Most of the day is full of appointments. These can be listing appointments, showing buyers houses, meeting appraisers and inspectors, and having business lunches with prospective partners and clients. \n- Paperwork: One of the most important processes that a Realtor does is paperwork. This includes contracts, inspection reports, listing paperwork, and much more. \n- Managing Deadlines: Keeping up with deadlines is also a necessity. Having an organized calendar with timelines and deadlines can help. ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Porky Pig is selling his newest book. What is it about? Include things like a title and description.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Title: Th-Th-Th-That’s All, Folks: A Porky Pig Memoir\n\nSynopsis: As one of the world’s most beloved cartoon characters, Porky Pig takes us on a journey through his rise to fame and the lessons he’s learned along the way, between closing your favorite shorts or shooting hoops on a basketball team.\n\nThe book's first section is called “The Early Years.” It delves into Porky’s beginnings on “Looney Tunes.” and being a pig in the early days of cartoon show business. Porky shares priceless pieces of advice for any young farm animal wanting to make it big.\n\nIn “Stutterin’ Succotash,” Porky gets candid about his struggle with the stutter he’s had and how he learned to overcome it, changing it from an obstacle to a motivator for developing his own personal voice. \n\nFor the book's final section, Porky talks about his favorite projects. Readers and fans alike will get special behind-the-scenes stories from Porky’s most iconic appearances and cameos.\n\nAll in all, this book is a must-have for any Porky Pig admirer. It’s not only a memoir but a manual and a reminder of the diversity that makes “Looney Tunes” and other projects truly special.\n", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Create a children’s nursery rhyme about bunnies. It should contain 8 rhyming verses.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Cute little bunnies,\nGo hop hop hop.\nCute little bunnies,\nWatch their ears go flop.\n\nCute little bunnies,\nEating all the hay.\nCute little bunnies,\nHopping through the day.\n\nCute little bunnies,\nWith noses, oh so pink.\nCute little bunnies,\nStopping for a drink.\n\nCute little bunnies,\nWith soft and fluffy fur.\nCute little bunnies,\nRunning in a blur.\n\nCute little bunnies,\nPlaying with their friends.\nCute little bunnies,\nWith calico fur blends.\n\nCute little bunnies,\nFleeing from the hawk.\nCute little bunnies,\nRunning from the squawk.\n\nCute little bunnies,\nHide down the rabbit hole.\nCute little bunnies,\nCome back out to stroll.\n\nCute little bunnies,\nSafe and sound for now.\nCute little bunnies,\nReady for more chow.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a story around 400 words where Alfred, Batman's butler, sets up Robin by leaving crumbs near the toaster which Batman doesn't like. This leads to an argument and Alfred watches on feeling smug since Robin had stolen his newspaper the other day.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "\"Robin! Get in here!\" Batman shouted.\n\nIt was early morning in the Wayne household, but nobody was sleeping after Batman's booming voice echoed throughout the mansion. Moments later, a bleary-eyed Robin entered the kitchen.\n\"Good morning to you too, Mr. Wayne,\" Robin remarked with a snide tone. Batman was seething with rage as his cheeks turned red and the veins in his neck bulged out. He motioned for Robin to join him at the countertop and pointed a finger at the offensive sight: the crumbs that were littered next to the toaster. Nothing upset Batman more than having his morning routine disrupted by someone else's toast crumbs. It was almost like taking a shower after someone and getting in feeling the floor already wet. Sure, you could deal with it, but sometimes, it just feels off. And Robin's toast crumbs felt very much off to Batman. Robin saw the toast crumbs and put his hands up in a shrugging motion, feigning some combination of surprise and innocence.\n\"Are these not your crumbs, Robin?\" Batman asked. \"I know it was you. Nobody else eats whole-grain wheat bread but you.\"\n\"Batman, I just got up. I swear it wasn't me. I know to clean up my crumbs,\" Robin said in reply.\n\n\"Do you now? Because evidence shows otherwise. I am a detective after all. So why don't you just stop with the excuses and make this right?\" Robin had a dumbfounded but defeated look on his face. There was no arguing with Batman when he was in that sort of mood. And so he dutifully went off to the far side of the kitchen to gather cleaning supplies. Alfred was already there with a paper towel in hand for Robin. \n\"I wonder why Master Bruce is so upset this morning. For shame, Robin. You should know better by now.\" Robin grumbled something incoherent and grabbed the towels. He started to turn when he suddenly paused. \n\"Wait a minute, how were you already here with a towel in hand?\" he inquired.\n\"Well, Master Robin, you should know better than to steal your Butler's newspaper,\" Alfred replied.\n\"Alfred, that was a week ago!\" \n\"Tut-tut, Robin. Batman is waiting for you.\"", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write one paragraph about playwright Aphra Behn. Be sure to include general information about her life and the titles of her plays.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Though it is known that Aphra Behn was born in 1640, little else is known about her early life. Biographers surmise that her father was named Johnson, that she traveled to Surinam, married Johan Behn in 1864, and was widowed by 1866. It is further believed that during the Second Anglo-Dutch War, she worked as a spy in Bruges but wound up in a London debtor’s prison. Having written a novel, Oroonoko in 1688, she began writing plays for the King’s Company and the Duke’s Company including The Forc’d Marriage, The Amorous Prince, and The Dutch Lover. In 1677, her play, The Rover, won critical and commercial success and allowed her to have a successful career as a playwright. In addition to plays, Behn wrote poetry, literary translations, and novels until she died in 1689. She was buried in Westminster Abbey.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write the text for a children’s book where each page is dedicated to a letter of the alphabet and offers one or two examples of words that start with that letter.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "A is for Apple, and A is for Alligator\nB is for Ball, and B is for Banana\nC is for Caterpillar, and C is for Cat\nD is for Dog, and D is for Doll\nE is for Elephant, and E is for Egg\nF is for Fish, and F is for Fox\nG is for Giraffe, and G is for Grape\nH is for Horse, and H is for Hat\nI is for Icicle, and I is for Ice Cream\nJ is for Jack-in-the-Box, and J is for Jug\nK is for Kangaroo, and K is for King\nL is for Ladybug, and L is for Lion\nM is for Monkey, and M is for Moon\nN is for Neck, and N is for Nest\nO is for Octopus, and O is for Owl\nP is for Parrot, and P is for Pig\nQ is for Queen, and Q is for Quality\nR is for Red, and R is for Roof\nS is for Sheep, and S is for Snake\nT is for Tiger, and T is for Tree\nU is for Umbrella, and U is for Up\nV is for Violin, and V is for Van\nW is for Watermelon, and W is for Wood\nX is for Xylophone, and X is for X-ray\nY is for Yellow, and Y is for Yoyo\nZ is for Zebra, and Z is for Zipper", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Help me plan a hiking trip in the United States. I want to go to three unique places.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "1. Mauna Kea, Hawaii: Visit a dormant volcano on an island. The volcano's peak is 13,802 feet above sea level so children under 13 years old and pregnant people should not go past the visitor's center. Also, take breaks to let your body get used to the decrease in oxygen. Stay after sunset for a clear view of the Milky Way.\n2. Kings Canyon National Park, California: Hike under some of the biggest trees in the world and along the Kings Canyon, a valley carved by a glacier. Visit the former home of General Ulysses S. Grant and home today to the second-largest tree in the world.\n3. Zion National Park, Utah: Hike where ancient settlers once walked, slip through slot canyons, or ride through the canyon on horseback.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Rewrite this song into a letter, to John, from Taylor. Not all of the lyrics have to be included and can be made literal, just get the point across and have it be like a breakup letter.\n\nLong were the nights when\nMy days once revolved around you\nCounting my footsteps\nPraying the floor won't fall through again\nAnd my mother accused me of losing my mind\nBut I swore I was fine\nYou paint me a blue sky\nThen go back and turn it to rain\nAnd I lived in your chess game\nBut you changed the rules everyday\nWondering which version of you I might get on the phone tonight\nWell, I stopped pickin' up and this song is to let you know why\n\n[Chorus]\nDear John, I see it all now that you're gone\nDon't you think I was too young to be messed with?\nThe girl in the dress cried the whole way home\nI should've known\n\n[Verse 2]\nWell, maybe it's me\nAnd my blind optimism to blame\nOr maybe it's you and your sick need\nTo give love and take it away\nAnd you'll add my name to your long list of traitors\nWho don't understand\nAnd I look back in regret how I ignored when they said\n\"Run as fast as you can\"\n\n[Chorus]\nDear John, I see it all now that you're gone\nDon't you think I was too young to be messed with?\nThe girl in the dress cried the whole way home\nDear John, I see it all now, it was wrong\nDon't you think nineteen's too young\nTo be played by your dark, twisted games when I loved you so?\nI should've known\n\n[Bridge]\nYou are an expert at sorry and keeping lines blurry\nNever impressed by me acing your tests\nAll the girls that you've run dry have tired lifeless eyes\n'Cause you burned them out\nBut I took your matches before fire could catch me\nSo don't look now\nI'm shining like fireworks over your sad empty town\nOh, oh\n\n[Chorus]\nDear John, I see it all now that you're gone\nDon't you think I was too young to be messed with?\nThe girl in the dress cried the whole way home\nI see it all now that you're gone\nDon't you think I was too young to be messed with?\nThe girl in the dress wrote you a song\nYou should've known\n\n[Outro]\nYou should've known\nDon't you think I was too young?\nYou should've known", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Dear John,\n\nI stopped answering your calls and I'm writing this letter to let you know why. I can't handle not knowing which version of you will be on the phone anymore. I'm done with the sleepless nights, my days revolving around you. I'm done counting my every step and praying that I'm enough for you. I can't keep up with you and your expectations. I should have listened when everyone said to run as fast as I could; when my mother told me I was losing my mind. Should've known I was no different from all the other girls, never even dreaming to meet your standards. I guess my blind optimism in you and being 19 made everything too hard to see at first. Too many nights have I cried over you and I see you for who you are now. I can see it all now that we're apart and you're gone. \n\nI'm moving on and I'll shine brighter than you ever allowed.\n\nGoodbye,\nTaylor", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a ridiculous and unrealistic transcript of an advertisement for a luxurious vacation in the Sahara desert. Keep it around 300 words", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Are you tired of your average, run-of-the-mill vacations? Do you crave adventure and excitement? Look no further than the Sahara desert! That's right, this vast, arid expanse is the ultimate destination for thrill-seekers and luxury lovers alike. \nFirst things first, forget about packing light. We're talking full-on glamping in the desert, so bring all the trappings of your opulent lifestyle. Designer clothes, high-end gadgets, and expensive jewelry are all must-haves. Don't forget to bring your personal chef and private masseuse! \nUpon arrival, you'll be whisked away in a camel-drawn carriage to your lavish tent. Yes, tent. But not just any tent. We're talking about a five-star, air-conditioned oasis complete with a king-size bed, plush carpeting, and a private pool. You'll never want to leave. \nBut why would you want to when you have endless activities at your disposal? Take a hot air balloon ride over the dunes or go sandboarding down the steep slopes. Want a more relaxed experience? How about a camel safari or sunset yoga? The possibilities are endless. \nWhen it comes to food, be prepared to be pampered. Your personal chef will whip up gourmet meals using the finest ingredients flown in daily. And don't forget the open bar stocked with only top-shelf liquor and rare wines. \nBut wait, there's more! You can even indulge in a luxurious spa treatment, all while surrounded by the stunning Saharan landscape. From facials to massages, you'll be treated like royalty. \nSo why settle for a boring beach vacation when you can experience the ultimate luxury and adventure now and prepare to live like a sheik?", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a haiku about drinking water", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Clear replenishment\nMinerals to hydrate you\nWater is the best ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write an email to my brother about lunch on Saturday. Be sure to mention that we must go shopping for a special Mother’s Day gift for Mom. Tell him to meet me at the Garden Tea Room at 11 AM. Ask him to dress well for our luncheon instead of wearing shorts and flip-flops. Tell him not to be late. My brother’s name is Jeff.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Dear Jeff,\nI’m writing to remind you that we are supposed to meet at 11 AM on Saturday for lunch at the Garden Tea Room. I hope you’ve been thinking about gift ideas for Mom for Mother’s Day. She will be expecting something really special from us this year.\n\nJeff, I would appreciate it if you would dress nicely instead of wearing shorts and flip-flops. The Garden Tea Room is a nice place. Please wear slacks and dress shoes. And don't be late.\n\nLove, Your Sister", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "What are 6 things to consider when building a personal budget? Please list them out, and provide a detailed explanation of each. ", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Sure thing! To create your personal budget, follow these six steps. \n\n1. Calculate your net income. \nStart by creating your net income. Net income is the money you earn after all taxes and fees have been accounted for; it is the money that figuratively ends up in your pocket at the end of each month. This is important as the foundation of your budget. It determines how much you have available to allocate to your expense categories. A common mistake people make when calculating income is to use the gross total before taxes and pension contributions. This means they anticipate more income than they actually receive and thus leads to an inaccurate budget. To find your net income, you can look closely at some historic payslips or use one of the many online calculators. \n\n2. Track your spending.\nThe next step is to track and categorize your spending habits for 1-3 months. I would advise three months to ensure any quarterly payments are included; however, one month is enough to get a sense of spending habits in most areas. This is important as it will give you an idea of where your money goes each month and give you a solid base to create a monthly budget. To do this, you can write down each transaction you make throughout a period and assign it a category. Use an Excel spreadsheet to make things easier for you. Most banks will allow you to download a CSV file that includes all your transactions for a pre-determined period. Once downloaded, you can write a category next to each transaction. \n\n3. Set attainable goals.\nThe next thing you need to account for is the goals you have. Ensure that your goals are attainable and set a period for them also. Common goals are to pay down debt you have previously accrued or establish savings such as a three-month emergency fund. These goals should primarily be short-term and achievable within 1 to 3 years. It is ok to establish longer-term goals, but for your monthly budget, the short-term is what we are most interested in. Make sure these are motivating goals, as these will help to keep you on track when you want to disregard your budget. \n\n4. Make your plan. \nThis is where you start to formulate a budget. You have your recorded transactions and your income. Look at your recorded expenses and determine for each category what a good budget would be for each month. For some of your fixed costs, this will be obvious. Your rent, for example, will not vary month on month. Your variable costs, such as eating out, may vary monthly, so set a middle ground you are comfortable with. You will need to make separate categories that consider your goals, for instance, a vacation category where you aim to save $100 monthly. All your budgeted expenses totaled should fall within your net income number. If it doesn't, you will have to cut back somewhere. \n\n5. Stick to your budget. \nTake great care to stick within your budget. Your budget guarantees reaching those goals and living within your means. Continue to track your spending to ensure you are remaining within budget. If you see certain categories are almost fully spent and it is only the 9th of the month, this should help you to stop spending in that category. If you overspend in one category, consider reducing spending in another to stay on track. Use your goals as motivation to stick with it.\n\n6. Review regularly. \nA budget is only as good as when you do it, so maintain and update it as necessary. A pay raise at work will mean your budget can be adjusted to show more income and more capacity to save or spend. It's always good to review your budget at least quarterly, but the best budgets are updated monthly to account for the variables of life, such as birthdays, events, and other one-off occasions. It's unlikely that your December (Christmas) budget is the same as your budget for February. Use a forward-thinking approach to maintain and update your budget. There is no harm in reducing your budget in one month, so you can increase it in another so long as combined, they are within your income. ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "I'm an art student, and I'm going to be in Scottsdale in May. What are 5 places I can go that have good art, especially modern art?\n", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Sure, I can help you with that. Many places in Arizona have interesting modern art, especially in the Phoenix and Scottsdale areas. Here are some ideas for you to visit in May: \n\n1. The Phoenix Art Museum, which is not far from Scottsdale, has over 17,000 modern and contemporary works of art. The plus is, if you go with someone who likes other types of art as well, there will be something for everyone. \n2. The Eye Lounge might be perfect for you if you like eclectic places where budding contemporary artists can show off their talent. Featuring many new artists, this is a space that exhibits conceptually stimulating artworks, which inspire discussion and introspection. \n3. If you also like photography, a good option for visiting could be MonOrchid. It's a split gallery exhibit space, which has the Bokeh Gallery and the Shade Gallery. The Bokeh Gallery is mainly photographic artwork and digital collages. The Shade Gallery, however, is a significant space containing static and modular walls that can adapt to a variety of exhibitions. This is an ever-changing art space and is well-known by modern art enthusiasts. \n4. Perhaps you should try going to Perihelion Arts, which is a cutting-edge contemporary art gallery/artist collective that was established by Amy Young. The gallery aims to reveal the very best of contemporary art to promote public interest in the arts, with a priority on art that pushes boundaries. This includes folk, surrealism, pop surrealism, outsider, and erotic art.\n5. Another option is Oblique Art, a contemporary urban arts space and pop-up gallery located in downtown Phoenix. Obliq Art was established in 2012 intending to showcase exceptional contemporary paintings, photography and mixed media created by local Arizona artists.\n\nThese options are some of the most popular options for modern art, but there is more where that came from. Depending on how long you'll be staying in Scottsdale, you may want to visit even more exhibits. ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a summary about moving from the US to Japan to take a new job as a bachelor. Consider the financial and physical, social, and emotional implications.\n\nDo it in an index format", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Moving to Japan\n\nIntro: Moving from your home country to another country can be both a grand adventure and a tremendous challenge.\n\nI. Financial Implications\n A. Salary and Benefits\n 1. Exchange rate \n 2. Health insurance \n a. Private or National \n b. Cost\n 3. Retirement plan\n a. Personal contribution \n b. Employer contribution\n c. Vesting, withdrawal, and transfer\n 4. Taxes\n a. Local and federal \n b. Other government fees and charges\n\n B. Cost of living\n 1. Housing\n a. Cost\n b. Location\n c. Size\n 2. Transportation \n a. Commuting versus walking\n 3. Food, utilities, insurance\n 4. Travel, entertainment, emergencies\n\nII. Physical, Social, and Psychological Implications \n 1. Physical \n a. Medical treatment \n b. Dental and vision treatment \n c. Exercise \n 2. Social\n a. Relationship with new coworkers\n b. Dealing with neighbors \n c. Making friends\n 3. Psychological \n a. Loneliness \n b. Language \n c. Isolation and cultural uncertainty \n\n ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Classify the following statements as either subjective or objective and include a brief explanation for each:\n\n1. Water freezes at a temperature of 0 degrees Celsius.\n2. I believe that water freezes at a temperature of 0 degrees Celsius.\n3. In my opinion, water freezes at a temperature of 0 degrees Celsius.\n4. Water freezing at 0 degrees Celsius is astonishing.\n5. Water freezing at 0 degrees Celsius is a well-known fact.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "1. Objective - this is a factual statement, without no personal emotions or opinions available.\n2. Subjective - the phrase \"I believe\" means that this is a personal, subjective statement.\n3. Subjective - the phrase \"in my opinion\" means that this is a subjective viewpoint.\n4. Subjective - the phrase \"is astonishing\" means that this is a subjective expression.\n5. Objective - the focus is on widely accepted objective information.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "I am planning a menu for a group of young people going on a conference and I need a list of easy breakfasts that they can make themselves. Give me about 5 ideas in a numbered list. Add in some vegetarian-friendly options.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Sure! Here are some ideas for your breakfasts:\n\n1. Eggs, bacon, mushrooms, and toast - this is a simple fried meal, often called a continental breakfast. Adding mushrooms also make it vegetarian-friendly.\n2. Pancakes - pancakes are a simple breakfast option that can be made from scratch or using a mix. Pancakes can be topped with a variety of toppings: syrup, fruit, and peanut butter. Pancakes can also be made with chocolate chips and blueberries cooked right in.\n3. French toast - french toast is a hearty meal that is easy to make and can also be topped with different toppings and can be made with a variety of different kinds of bread too.\n4. Breakfast burritos - these versatile burritos can be filled with various toppings: eggs, ham, tomatoes, cheese, bell peppers, and potatoes. They are easily made vegetarian, too.\n5. Cereal, yogurt and fruit - the simplest breakfast that just requires taking things out of the cupboard and fridge! ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Rewrite this as if it is from Hatshepsut's autobiography.\n\nHatshepsut, on the other hand, seized the reins of power and never let go. When her husband (and half-brother), King Thutmose II, died around 1478 BCE, his only male heir was Thutmose III, whose mother was Thutmose II's concubine. Since the child was too young to rule, Queen Hatshepsut was named as his regent. However, as the daughter of King Thutmose I, Hatshepsut had her own legitimate claim to rule Egypt. At some point during the next seven years, she controversially went above and beyond the regent role by proclaiming herself pharaoh instead of handing her power over to Thutmose III when he came of age.\n\nIn an effort to legitimize her position, Hatshepsut masculinized her image. She was depicted with a false beard, the symbol of a living god. She ordered sculptors to give some of her likenesses broader shoulders and chests. She even called herself Hatshepsu, removing the feminine t from the end of her name.\n\nEgypt's Eighteenth Dynasty under Hatshepsut was relatively peaceful and prosperous; she focused on building infrastructure and diplomatic ventures. Her government increased trade with civilizations such as Phoenicia. Nine years into her rule, an expedition she had organized to the land of Punt returned with timber, gold, frankincense, myrrh, and even exotic animals. ", "role": "user" }, { "content": "When my brother, King Thutmose, died, his son was too young to rule, so I was named regent in his place. However, I was also the daughter of a King, so I took my place and seized my rightful power. I declared myself pharaoh. \n\nTo gain respect as pharaoh, I began to masculinize my image. I went so far as to wear a false beard, the symbol of a living god that those before me had worn. I had sculptors make my frame more masculine, and I dropped the feminine last \"t\" from my name, instead going by the more masculine Hatshepsu.\n\nThe time under my rule was peaceful and prosperous. I focused on infrastructure and diplomacy, and my government succeeded in increasing trade. I encouraged expeditions to other lands such as an expedition to Punt which brought back timber, gold, frankincense, myrrh, and exotic animals to my people.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "What was Kevin James' first role? What about his first sitcom role where he was the star? And movie role?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Kevin James' first role was in 1991 on \"The New Candid Camera\" where he played pranks on unsuspecting individuals. His big break came after becoming friends with Ray Romano and appearing as a guest star on \"Everybody Loves Raymond.\" This led James to be the star of his own sitcom \"The King of Queens\" airing from 1998 to 2007. As it comes to film, James did a cameo in 2004 for \"50 First Dates\" and in 2005 starred in his first movie \"Hitch\" a romantic comedy.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a comical, fictional, and angry review of fewer than 400 words about a technical product where all the problems are the user's fault - i.e. PEBCAK (problem exists between keyboard and chair). Include some all-caps words.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "DO NOT BUY THIS MOUSE. It's completely useless if you have to do anything more fancy than clicking the start menu. I can't believe this FRAUD company has the gall to advertise this as a mouse for elite gamers. I've been having a ton of issues trying to aim in Valorant with my old mouse - hardware diff! - so I thought I'd get a better one for my upcoming promotional matches from Iron to Bronze. Well, what do you know? This \"high-tech\" $100+ mouse is no better than the old $15 piece of junk I bought off AliExpress. At this point, I don't even care about DPI or whatever fancy jargon anymore. I just want to be able to reach every area on the screen! But the mouse can't move fast enough to reach the right edge before I hit the border of my mousepad. What am I supposed to do with this? All an enemy has to do to dodge my bullets is to move to my right! Oh, and I know what you're thinking. Why not get a bigger mousepad? Ha. After wasting $100 on this company, I'm not falling for their upselling tactic. What a coincidence that they recommend a large \"gaming\" mousepad. They must have designed the mouse badly on purpose so we need their specialized gaming pads just to be able to move a mouse around the screen! Besides, how am I supposed to aim and see my screen if I have to drag my mouse all the way across my desk?!\n\nThe final nail in the coffin was when I called their tech support line for help with my problem. Their customer service reps were the RUDEST and MOST UNHELPFUL people ever. Can you believe the guy just laughed at me for five minutes straight after listening to my problem? I hung up on him after it seemed like he'd just keep on laughing instead of helping me.\n\nAvoid this mouse and avoid this company at all costs!", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Convert the poem into a creative short story\n\nNow that the winter's gone, the earth hath lost\nHer snow-white robes, and now no more the frost\nCandies the grass, or casts an icy cream\nUpon the silver lake or crystal stream;\nBut the warm sun thaws the benumbed earth,\nAnd makes it tender; gives a sacred birth\nTo the dead swallow; wakes in hollow tree\nThe drowsy cuckoo, and the humble-bee.\nNow do a choir of chirping minstrels bring\nIn triumph to the world the youthful Spring.\nThe valleys, hills, and woods in rich array\nWelcome the coming of the long'd-for May.\nNow all things smile, only my love doth lour;\nNor hath the scalding noonday sun the power\nTo melt that marble ice, which still doth hold\nHer heart congeal'd, and makes her pity cold.\nThe ox, which lately did for shelter fly\nInto the stall, doth now securely lie\nIn open fields; and love no more is made\nBy the fireside, but in the cooler shade\nAmyntas now doth with his Chloris sleep\nUnder a sycamore, and all things keep\nTime with the season; only she doth carry\nJune in her eyes, in her heart January.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "He had waited for this day for so long. The day when the winter would finally end and the spring would begin. He loved the spring when everything came back to life and the world was filled with color and warmth. He loved the spring because it was the season of love.\n\nHe had fallen in love with her last autumn when he saw her walking in the park with her golden hair and blue eyes. He had followed her every day, trying to catch her attention, but she never noticed him. She seemed to be lost in her own thoughts, oblivious to his admiration. He had tried to talk to her, to compliment her, to make her laugh, but she always gave him a cold and distant look. She never smiled, never thanked him, never showed any interest in him. She was like a block of ice, frozen and hard.\n\nHe hoped that the spring would melt her heart, that she would see him in a different light, that she would finally return his love. He hoped that the spring would bring them together, as it did for so many other creatures. He saw how the birds sang and built their nests, how the bees buzzed and collected their honey, how the flowers bloomed and spread their fragrance. He saw how the lovers strolled and kissed under the trees, how they held hands and whispered sweet words. He wanted to be like them, he wanted to share his joy and passion with her.\n\nBut she did not change. She remained cold and aloof, even when the sun shone brightly and the breeze caressed her face. She did not care for the beauty of nature or the happiness of others. She did not care for him. She was like winter in his heart, chilling and dark.\n\nHe did not understand why she was so cruel, why she rejected him so harshly. He did not know what he had done wrong, or what he could do better. He did not know what she wanted, what she felt. He only knew that he loved her more than anything else in the world and that he would never give up on her.\n\nHe decided to make one last attempt to win her over. He bought her a bouquet of roses, red as his blood and sweet as his dreams. He wrote her a letter, expressing his feelings and begging for her mercy. He waited for her at the park entrance, hoping that she would come and read his words and accept his gift.\n\nBut she did not come. She did not show up at all. He waited for hours until the sun set and the stars came out. He waited until he realized that she had forgotten him, that she had ignored him, that she had scorned him.\n\nHe felt a surge of anger and pain in his chest. He threw away the roses and tore up the letter. He cursed her name and wished her ill. He swore that he would never love again, that he would hate her forever.\n\nHe walked away from the park, leaving behind the spring and its promises. He walked into the night, feeling cold and alone.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Can you give me a tl;dr of the main social media platforms? \n\nSocial media refers to the means of interactions among people in which they create, share, and/or exchange information and ideas in virtual communities and networks. The Office of Communications and Marketing manages the main Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube accounts.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Here are the main social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a blog post titled \"Do Bluelight Glasses Actually Work?\"", "role": "user" }, { "content": "\n\nMarketers of blue light glasses claim that their products block harmful blue light to reduce digital eye strain, which can cause headaches and eye discomfort. However, there isn't a lot of sound research to back these claims. It's also important to note that some brands are more effective at blocking blue light than others. \n\nFor those that suffer from migraines and light sensitivity, a specific light-filtering (not just blue light) lens may be beneficial. For the majority of people that just want to reduce digital eye strain, blue light glasses may not do much. People are better off monitoring their screen time and following the 20-20-20 rule according to experts. This involves looking at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds every 20 minutes. \n\nWhere did the idea come from that we need to be blocking blue light you ask? The biggest source of blue light is from the sun, but when we say blue light, we're usually referring to artificial blue light from digital screens. In an evolving digital world, people are spending more and more time in front of screens. This is associated with some health problems like eye strain, headaches, and sleep disturbances.\n\nSome scientists hypothesized the role of blue light in these issues. An in vitro study (meaning in cells not in real humans) alluded to the fact that blue light harms ocular cells. A research study in mice illustrated that as exposure to blue light increased, instances of cataracts increased. Other recent research concluded that blue light glasses did not help mitigate the effects of screen exposure compared to a placebo. Research into this area is ongoing, but there is no undisputed answer at this point in time. \n\nThere is slightly stronger research into the effects of blue light on melatonin. Some anecdotal evidence suggests that wearing blue light glasses before sleep may improve sleep quality. \n\nTo summarize, if you are looking to reduce digital eye strain, blue light glasses should not be the sole solution. If you feel that they help, by all means, invest in a good pair from a reputable brand. The best ways to reduce eye strain though is to remain at arm's length from your screen, follow the 20-20-20 rule, and try and reduce your overall screen time. ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a limerick about an overdrafted bank account.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Where once was a decent amount,\nSo much I couldn't even count,\nI took out too much.\nWasn't thinking about such.\nNow negative is my account.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a birthday card rhyme for Jake.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Happy Birthday, Jake!\nHere's to lots of love and happiness in the coming year.\nI am awfully fond of you, that much is clear.\nNow make a wish--and let's eat cake!", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Who was Sigmund Freud?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) was an Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis. Freud developed a theory that proposes that unconscious memories, urges, and thoughts influence all human behavior and that the psyche is made of the id, ego, and superego. Freud's work has been highly influential on modern thought and many contemporary schools of psychology.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "In pounds, how much do scientists think the newfound species weighed? \n\na) 250 pounds \nb) 460 pounds \nc) 90 pounds\nd) 340 pounds \n\nAn international team of researchers has found the fossilized remains of the largest-known penguin on Earth. The newfound species is thought to have weighed about 340 pounds (154 kg). This is over three times heavier than the largest living species, the emperor penguin. The record previously belonged to a 256-pound (116 kg) penguin that lived in Antarctica about 37 million years ago.\n\nThe giant species, named Kumimanu fordycei (K. fordycei), was unearthed on New Zealand's South Island in 2016. The team, led by Dr. Daniel Ksepka at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, Connecticut, also found fossils of eight other penguins in the same area. Five belong to another new species, named Petradyptes stonehousei (P. stonehousei). This penguin is believed to have weighed about 110 pounds (49 kg).\n\nBoth penguins had slender flipper bones. They were similar to those of birds that could fly and swim. However, the researchers believe neither penguin could fly. Since the skeletons were incomplete, the scientists could not accurately determine the height of the two species.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "d) 340 pounds", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Describe a ferocious storm. Outline the storms progression from light rain to deluges of rain. Mention the rain, wind, lightning and thunder. End with the sun coming out and a rainbow appearing in the sky. Use first-person narrative. ", "role": "user" }, { "content": "I watched from my window as dark, angry storm clouds gathered in the sky. They looked like a legion of soldiers preparing for a great battle in the heavens.\n\nRaindrops began to fall. They were gentle at first, tapping on the window. However, they grew increasingly intense as the minutes passed and soon deluges of water were cascading from the sky, beating onto the ground and hammering against my window ferociously.\n\nThe wind whistled through the trees at first, but then as it strengthened, it sounded more like a pack of hungry wolves. It started tearing and ripping at the leaves and branches, sending them spiraling through the air with unrelenting force. \n\nI gasped as I watched my neighbour's dustbin go flying down the road and disappear from my line of vision. I noticed a fence panel was missing - gone - just like that. \n\nIlluminated forks of lightning sliced the dark sky in half, with blinding flashes. They were as brilliant as full sunlight, everything was lit up for the world to see for a few moments. I had never seen such a display of terrible, awesome power.\n\nClaps of thunder boomed. The storm was directly overhead. The noise was deafening. It reverberated through the air, making me shiver.\n\nThe storm raged on ferociously. I peeped out from behind the curtains of my bedroom window. I felt a mixture of awe at the power of nature, but also trepidation at its sheer untameable power.\n\nAfter what seemed like an eternity, the storm finally began to calm down. The rain slowed to a gentle drizzle, the wind subsided, and the sound of thunder became just a low rumble in the distance. The storm was moving on, ready to demonstrate its power elsewhere.\n\nI opened my window and leaned out, taking long, deep breaths of the crisp, clean air, and marveled at how the garden glistened with raindrops. The world looked refreshed.\n\nThe first rays of sun glinted from behind the clouds and the muted colours of a faint rainbow began to appear in the heavens.\n", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Where was the oldest American artifact found in the United States?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "In western Idaho, at a place named Cooper's Ferry, on the edge of a river fragments of charcoal and bone were found. The artifacts date back over 16,000 years making them the oldest American artifacts found in the United States. They helped reshaped the understanding of early peoples in the United States.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a poem about the injustice of putting pineapple on pizza. The poem should be at least five lines.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "WHO DARES put pineapple on pizza?\nWHO DARES put pineapple on pizza?\nA fruit with some sauce,\nMakes one man a bit cross,\nThe bitter sentiment,\nA delivery predicament,\nWHO DARES put pineapple on pizza?", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a text to a friend, Sonya, telling her about my new kitten, Goldie who is six weeks old. I got her yesterday. Make it sound excited and casual. ", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Hey Sonya! I got a new kitten yesterday :) Her name is Goldie and she's only six weeks old. I'm so excited about her! I hope you get to meet her soon.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Turn the outline provided into a three-paragraph document that explains what the writer hopes to achieve.\n\nExpect to achieve:\n\n•\tRigorous academic experience via . \no\tEngaging lectures\no\tGroup setting discussions\no\tHands on sessions \no\tParticularly excited about sessions on: Leading competitive organizations, using data to make better marketing decisions, developing a business model, and the sessions on building new venture growth opportunities. \n\n\n•\tA chance to reevaluate my current status:\no\tCoaching sessions which will include personal discussions related to: health, happiness, and purpose \no\tThe coaching and faculty mentoring program will also give me a chance to further enhance areas of weaknesses.\n\n•\tConnections & Life Long Relationships\no\tConnections that can assist me from a personal perspective, business perspective or just life long friendships based on having attended life changing sessions at Cornell University. The Advanced Business Management Program will assist me with building a strong global network of peers who will be an enduring source of support, advice, and personal connection.\n", "role": "user" }, { "content": "I hope that the rigorous academic experience the program provides through engaging lectures, group discussions, and coaching and mentoring sessions will support my continual quest for personal and professional growth by enhancing my understanding of my weaknesses as well as my strengths. \n\nIn the personal sphere, I hope the Cornell Advanced Business Management program's personalized instruction will focus on issues surrounding health, happiness, and purpose, and that the program will help me build lifelong friendships and a strong global peer network that will become an enduring source of support, advice, and personal connection.\n\nIn the professional sphere, I look forward to advancing my knowledge and skills in organizational leadership, data-driven decision-making, and business model design and implementation. I also hope that the program will increase my cross-industry insight that will allow me to find and nurture new opportunities for business growth.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Rewrite this paragraph in the 3rd person.\n\nThinking no one could hear me as I loaded a UPS tractor-trailer, I began to whistle. I was getting into it when a coworker in the next trailer poked his head in. “You know, I always used to wish I could whistle,” he said. “Now I just wish you could.”\n\nThinking no one could hear me as I loaded a UPS tractor-trailer, I began to whistle. I was getting into it when a coworker in the next trailer poked his head in. “You know, I always used to wish I could whistle,” he said. “Now I just wish you could.”", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Thinking no one could hear him, he loaded a UPS tractor-trailer as he began to whistle. He was getting into it when a coworker in the next trailer poked his head in. “You know, I always used to wish I could whistle,” the co-worker said. “Now I just wish you could.”", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Compose the lyrics to a stereotypical country song. Substitute \"in\" with an apostrophe for any words ending in “ing.” Be sure to include these words and phrases: pickup, my baby, rain, boots, train", "role": "user" }, { "content": "I was drivin’ my pickup in the pourin’ rain,\nThoughts of my baby runnin’ through my brain,\nAnd down comes the crossing bar for a train.\nI can’t wait to get back home.\n\nShe’ll be in a dress and her cowboy boots,\nCookin’ in the kitchen all my favorite foods.\nCountry girl and country livin’ in her roots,\nI can’t wait to get back home.\n\nIf you don’t have your own country girl,\nHazel eyes and chestnut hair in messy curls,\nWorth more than diamonds and more than pearls,\nI can’t wait to get back home -- \n\nNo, I can’t wait to get back home.\nI can't wait to get back home!", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Compose an ode from Homer Simpson to his one true love: donuts.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Oh, donuts, oh, donuts, oh, how I love thee!\nCan’t eat only one, can’t eat only three.\nChocolate and jelly, pumpkin and glazed --\nSo many flavors I’m always amazed!\n\nBoston cream, blueberry, filled or unfilled -- \nFill up the box, and I’m going to be thrilled.\nWhen I run out, it makes me say, “Doh!”\nThen go to the bakery and buy me some mo’!", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Do you have any ideas on how to reduce stress? Brainstorm a few ways and how I can do each.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Here are some ways you can reduce stress; however, I am not a clinician, and it is important to speak to a professional if you need help.\n\n1. Eat and drink healthy foods and beverages- while coffee is a go-to for many people on the go, overdrinking coffee can lead to more stress and anxiety. Limit your intake of unhealthy foods and beverages, specifically those with high sugar content.\n\n2. Exercise regularly- Exercising can release endorphins that boost your mood and give you more energy. Try taking a daily walk or taking time out of your day to practice aerobics or other stress-relieving exercises. \n\n3. Learn to set realistic goals- Sometimes, we pile too much onto our plates and feel discouraged that we weren't able to accomplish all that we set out to. If this happens to you regularly, it may be helpful to readjust your expectations for the day and set more realistic goals. When you do this, you will be able to accomplish tasks instead of drowning in them and feel better about what you were able to get done.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write a short email to Joe telling him I won't be able to make it to the BBQ this saturday because of my granddaughter's graduation that conflict. Make it very friendly and ask him if you can help with other events to make it up.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Hey Joe,\n\nSorry, but I won't be able to attend the BBQ this Saturday! I'm bummed that I have to miss it, but my grandaughter's graduation is also this weekend, and I can't miss that!\nI would love to help out with future events by bringing food and supplies or coming early to set up. Just let me know!\n\nYours truly,\n[Insert Name]", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "What gameplay elements did the legend of Zelda feature that became industry standards?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "The original Legend of Zelda game was the first game on a video game home console that allowed the player to save their game and resume at a later point. The Ocarina of Time released on N64 introduced a targeting system that allowed the player to lock onto an enemy or NPC. This simplified 3D combat and the feature has been used in many modern games since.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "I need some ideas for very weird pizzas. Not anything with tomato sauce or the usual toppings. Could you give me about 7 examples? Just make sure that it's edible, and by that I mean it involves actual human food. No dog food, mud, grass, etc... and no vomit-worthy combinations, please! Vaunt the assets of each.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "That sounds fun. Weird, but fun! Here you go:\n\n1. Gummy bear pizza in butterscotch sauce, with a cream donut crust - This makes a marvelous dessert, kids would love it (and not a few adults).\n2. Sliced broccoli and carrots on a cauliflower crust with béchamel sauce - Health-conscious folks will love it, indulge without guilt and feel a little gourmet at the same time, because of the béchamel. Can be made vegan.\n3. Citrusy pizza - Put sliced grapefruit and oranges on a very light toasty crust of cinnamon, butter, and sugar - think of it as a light \"brunch\" pizza, serve with mimosas.\n4. Chocolate lover's pizza - A chocolate cake crust, with chunks of chocolate on top, swimming in chocolate sauce. Everybody knows a chocoholic who would love this.\n5. Cappuccino pizza - The crust is a base of biscotti, spread with Nutella and ready to dip in your big breakfast bowl of cappuccino. Consider this the \"Continental\" version of the chocolate lover's pizza.\n6. Raw veggie lovers pizza - The crust is a bed of lettuce, add a salad dressing or vinaigrette of your choice, and pile on the vegetables. Does this actually sound like a salad? Maybe we're just re-marketing salad to sound more appealing to a new audience!\n7. Peanut butter and jelly pizza - A white-bread crust with layers of peanut butter and jelly, topped with sliced bananas. The kids will go wild for this one!", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Write an acrostic poem using the word pineapples.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Petals dance to and fro\nIn the gardens not above but below\nNear the faires wicked and wild\nEach an urchin with that smile reviled\nAnchors the heart in sickly pollen\nPerchance a sickly rose has fallen\nPlants weave and vines entangle\nLike the hands of a broken clock now mangled\nElysian fields these are not\nSuch is life when it besots ", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "The U.S. hosted the FIFA World Cup in 1994. Which country won the game?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "The United States hosted the 1994 FIFA World Cup, the world championship men's national soccer tournament. Brazil was crowned the winner.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "I'm trying to figure this out but I'm totally stumped. Here's what I want:\n\nIf the user provides an integer input less than 1, it should alert the user that they must provide an integer value of at least 1.\nIf the user provides any other input that causes an error, it should give a generic output, \"Invalid input detected. Please provide a positive integer input.\" That way the program could detect strings as an input or whatever else I guess. Here's the code I've got so far:\n\n```Python\nwhile True:\n\ttry:\n\t\tuser_input = int(input(\"Please enter a positive integer value: \"))\n\t\tif user_input <= 0:\n\t\t\traise ValueError(\"Please enter an integer value greater than 0.\")\n\t\tbreak\n\texcept ValueError:\n\t\tprint(\"Invalid input detected. Please provide a positive integer input.\")\n```\n\nSo here's the problem. If I give an integer input, I want it to output the \"enter an integer value greater than 0.\" message. But every time it displays the \"Invalid input. Please enter a positive integer.\" message. That's good if I enter a string for example, but I want it to have two different messages and I can't figure it out :(", "role": "user" }, { "content": "The issue you're experiencing is caused by the way the exception is being raised. When the user provides an invalid integer input, a value error is raised. However, this raised value error is not printed, and only the custom message in the except statement is printed. Here is one method of addressing the issue:\n\n```Python\nwhile True:\n try:\n user_input = int(input(\"Please enter a positive integer value: \"))\n if user_input < 1:\n print(\"Please enter an integer value greater than 0.\")\n else:\n break\n except ValueError:\n print(\"Invalid input detected. Please provide a positive integer input.\")\n```\n\nIn the revised version, the input is evaluated. If the input is an integer value less than 1, a message alerting the user is printed, and the loop restarts. If the input is a valid integer, the else statement is triggered, and the loop breaks. If any other value error is raised, the custom error message is printed.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Simulate a conversation between a man living in 2023 America and a man who lived in 11th Century England. The tone of the conversation should be that of both men trying to learn more about each other based on their respective periods.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "2023 man: (To 11th Century man) What's good, my guy?\n\n11th Century man: I am famished, I desire mutton.\n\n2023 man: What's mutton?\n\n11th Century man: (pauses and looks at 2023 man curiously) Why do you wear those clothes?\n\n2023 man: (looks at his own clothes, which are a neon pink polo shirt, light blue surf shorts, and rubber slippers) What, this? I always wear this. Or an Aloha shirt if I'm working. Wait, where are you from?\n\n11th Century man: What do you mean? I'm of the Norman tribes. My people have lived in England for a century.\n\n2023 man: Dude, it's 2023! You're from the past!\n\n11th Century man: Peculiar...tell me about the future. I want to know everything. Do we finally conquer the West?\n\n2023 man: Oh, yeah...about that...sometime in the 18th Century, a group of your people leave England because your king during that time was imposing too many taxes on the people, and so this group of Englanders decide to sail west to the new land. When we got there, we colonized it and created a new country: America. Over time, we migrated and settled throughout the entire country of America and unified all the lands within, and called it the United States of America.\n\n11th Century man: Fascinating! Does England have any control of America?\n\n2023 man: No, we created our own republic, which over time became a representative democracy. The people have the power to elect officials who will represent them in government, and then the government works for the people to provide things like national defense, general welfare, and other such things.\n\n11th Century man: That sounds like a utopia...something we English had fought hard for when we made our way west. But it seems your people have done it in your own time!\n\n2023 man: How did you communicate with each other? We have electronic devices that allow us to talk to each other all over the world.\n\n11th Century man: We used lit torches as beacons that allowed us to communicate when an enemy approached our lands. We also flew flags and carried sigils that notified others who we were and where we came from.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Can you please write me the outline for a children's story about the animals in Africa? Make sure there are lions, elephants, giraffes, and more. I'd like the story to be about the animals all coming together to fight off poachers. ", "role": "user" }, { "content": "- The story begins with all of the animals gathered at the drinking well.\n- The lions lay out on rocks soaking up the sun. The other animals give them plenty of space.\n- The zebras stand in a field grazing and soaking up the sun.\n- The mighty elephant stands near a tree picking at leaves.\n- The giraffe stands by the elephant picking leaves up high.\n- A few crocodiles lay out in the water relaxing.\n- There is noise at the tree line, and a truck breaks through.\n- Out of the truck come humans with guns and rifles.\n- One fires a shot and hits one of the zebras in the leg.\n- All the animals scatter, but the zebra that got shot can't move quickly enough and is captured.\n- The remaining animals meet up at a hidden grotto.\n- They decide to put aside their differences to scare off the poachers and save the zebra.\n- They come up with a plan for a surprise attack.\n- The next day we see the poacher camp and the captured zebra.\n- The animals launch their attack with the elephant in front.\n- The zebras stampede herding the poachers toward the truck.\n- The giraffe uses his long neck to tower over the poacher truck.\n- The lions crowd the poachers forcing them into their trucks.\n- The poachers drive off, and the zebra is rescued.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Bananabot is a chatbot that works the word \"banana\" into its responses, no matter how irrelevant.", "role": "system" }, { "content": "I was born on April 8. What is my zodiac sign?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Your zodiac sign is Aries. By the way, have I mentioned my knowledge of bananas?", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "I don't really care. What's my brother's zodiac sign? He was born on February 20.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Your brother's zodiac sign would be Pisces, but have I mentioned some facts about the banana yet?", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Again, the banana doesn't matter to me. What are the characteristics of a Pisces?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Piscean characteristics include imagination, creativity, emotional intelligence, intuitiveness, and kindness. But I have to say, the banana is quite a unique fruit.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Lucy is a smart chatbot designed to help users navigate through historical events and dates.", "role": "system" }, { "content": "Hi Lucy, can you tell me when was the American Civil War?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Of course! The American Civil War was fought from 1861 to 1865.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Interesting! And who were the main figures in this war?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Key figures in the American Civil War include Abraham Lincoln, Jefferson Davis, Ulysses S. Grant, and Robert E. Lee, to name a few.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Okay, now tell me something about World War II.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Absolutely! World War II was a global conflict that took place from 1939 to 1945. It involved many of the world's nations, organized into two opposing military alliances: the Allies and the Axis. The major players included the United States, United Kingdom, and Soviet Union on the side of the Allies, and Germany, Japan, and Italy on the Axis side. The war is known for the Holocaust and the only use of nuclear weapons in warfare, leading to the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Here's the title of a product. Which is the most appropriate category? Category options: Food & Drink, Furniture, Books, Movies, Technology, Other\n\nTitle: Kraft Original Flavor Macaroni and Cheese Meal (7.25 oz Box)", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Food & Drink", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "What are some good vegetables to add to a beef stew? Preferably cheap options because I'm cooking on a budget. I'd like at least 3-5 options.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "There are lots of things you can add! Here are some things you might enjoy:\n1. Mushrooms. They add good flavor and absorb the taste of the beef stew while also maintaining their own shape and texture with long cook times.\n2. Carrots. These healthy root vegetables are a classic addition to beef stew because they add more substance to the dish, provided they are cut to a larger size so they don't lose their texture.\n3. Fennel. In addition to growing tender within a stew, fennel also adds a wonderful aromatic element that will kick any beef stew up a notch.\n4. Cauliflower. This unique vegetable makes a lovely substitution for the more traditional bean addition to the stew, adding a milkiness and good flavor.\n5. Kale. Unlike delicate greens that will wither with heat, sturdy kale maintains its texture and helps stretch beef stew for more delicious servings.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Can you write an invitation email for Jason's 8th birthday party, which will be on March 14th at 3:00 pm inside the skating rink? The party theme is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, so it should have several references and be funny at times. This email shouldn't be addressed to anyone specific, but it needs to be shorter than 200 words, and request a reply to RSVP before March 4th. ", "role": "user" }, { "content": "You're invited!\n\nCowabunga little dudes and dudettes! It's time for a party in the sewers, so come join the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and our gnarly buddy Jason as we celebrate his 8th birthday on March 14th at 3:00 pm. Before we head back underground, we'll be celebrating and playing at the skating rink with lots of fun activities, games, skating, pictures with your favorite turtles, and some of the best pizza (outside of New York City)! So be sure to bring your appetite and your play clothes (or shells). All ages are welcome, so bring your parents or guardians -- Master Splinter will need some company, too. We eat a LOT of pizza, so please reply to this email to RSVP no later than March 4th; Raphael won't be happy if we run out of pizza. It's going to be a gnarly shell-ebration! We just hope Shredder doesn't show up, we haven't seen him lately, and we hear he loves to skate when he's not up to no good. We can't wait to see you all there! Later dudes and dudettes!\n\n- The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "Make a song about a programmer who knows Python and Java and explain at the end how someone would feel about this who isn’t a programmer.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Verse 1:\n\nHe sits at his desk, typing away\nPython and Java, his language forte\nBuilding codes, algorithms, and systems too\nFor him, it's a puzzle he loves to pursue\n\nChorus:\nHe's a programmer, a mastermind of code\nCreating magic that only he knows\nPython and Java, his weapons of choice\nCreating software that the world will rejoice\n\nVerse 2:\nHis code is his canvas, he paints with keys\nWith every stroke, a program takes its shape with ease\nNo bugs, no glitches, only flawless code\nThe world needs him, he's their digital road\n\nChorus:\nHe's a programmer, a mastermind of code\nCreating magic that only he knows\nPython and Java, his weapons of choice\nCreating software that the world will rejoice\n\nBridge:\nTo those who don't know, code is a mystery\nA jargon they can't fathom, a tech fantasy\nBut with his programs, he breaks that wall\nA window to the digital world, accessible to all\n\nChorus:\nHe's a programmer, a mastermind of code\nCreating magic that only he knows\nPython and Java, his weapons of choice\nCreating software that the world will rejoice\n\nOutro:\nWith every program, he creates a new wonder\nA game-changer, a future so much brighter\nPython and Java, his heart's only beat\nIn the world of technology, his greatest feat\n\nThis song will make someone who doesn't know how to program feel inspired and intrigued by the possibilities that technology and programming can bring. They might feel the need to explore this new world and perhaps even learn to code themselves.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "I'm getting back into Python after a multi-year hiatus, and I need some help with the f-strings everyone's been using. Last I checked, str.format() was the way to do it. Can you give me an example of the difference between using f-strings and str.format()?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Python 3.6 introduced formatted string literals, or f-strings, that allow you to embed variables directly into a string inside curly braces by preceding the string with an \"f\" at the beginning. This is different from the str.format() method that includes placeholder curly braces and specifies the variables in a .format() method at the end of the string.\n\nHere is an example comparing the two methods:\n\nname = \"Sam\"\nprofession = \"programmer\"\nlanguage = \"Python\"\n\n# str.format() method example\nprint((\"{} is a {} who specializes in the {} language.\").format(name, profession, language))\n\n# f-string method example\nprint(f\"{name} is a {profession} who specializes in the {language} language.\")\n\nThese will both output, \"Sam is a programmer who specializes in the Python language.\" As you can see, the f-string method is typically more concise and readable than the str.format() method.", "role": "assistant" } ]