cases/priority_handling/priority_handling_0001.json

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  "description": "Mixed request sizes with explicit scheduler priority tiers.",
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      "prompt": "do another one but this time it should be as if you ahven't heard from Stacey in months",
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      "prompt": "Use Javascript. Write a Balancer class, that accepts an array of items in constructor. It has a select method that accepts a filter function to filter items and select the most unused item.",
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      "prompt": "Please provide additional details about where the inspiration for each colour number associated with your topic came from. Also, give us some creative direction on how to best place this colour.\n\nFor example. \n#0A192F (dark blue/navy): [Description]\n \n \n \n \uc9c0\uae08 \ubc88\uc5ed\ud558\uae30",
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      "prompt": "const \\_ = require(\"lodash\");\nconst { v4: uuidv4 } = require(\"uuid\");\n\nconst { checkValidation } = require(\"../utils/checkValidation.utils.js\");\nconst classCatQueries = require(\"../queries/classificationCategory\");\nconst { pgp, pgDb } = require(\"../db/dbConnect\");\nconst { getTimezoneTimestamp } = require(\"../utils/getTimezoneTimestamp\");\n\nconst DB\\_SCHEMA = \"public\";\nconst CLASS\\_CAT\\_TABLE = \"classification\\_category\";\nconst CONDITION\\_TABLE = \"classification\\_category\\_condition\";\nconst SUB\\_CONDITION\\_TABLE = \"classification\\_category\\_sub\\_condition\";\nconst MODEL\\_OUTPUT\\_TABLE = \"model\\_output\";\nconst PROVIDER\\_INTEGRATION\\_TABLE = \"provider\\_integration\";\n\nconst eqSet = (set1, set2) => set1.size === set2.size && [...set1].every((x) => set2.has(x));\n\nexports.createClassificationCategory = async (req, res, next) => {\n try {\n // validate request body\n checkValidation(req, res);\n const 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parseInt(req.query.page) : 1;\n const offset = (page-1)\\*limit;\n\n const classificationCategoryList = await pgDb.any(classCatQueries.getClassificationCategoryList, {\n schema: DB\\_SCHEMA,\n table: CLASS\\_CAT\\_TABLE,\n companyId: companyId,\n limit: limit,\n offset: offset\n });\n\n // process records\n const totalCount = classificationCategoryList?.length ? parseInt(classificationCategoryList[0]?.total\\_count || 0) : 0;\n const list = classificationCategoryList?.length ? \\_.map(classificationCategoryList, item => \\_.omit(item, [\"total\\_count\"])) : [];\n \n return res.status(200).send({\n message: \"Classification category list fetched successfully\",\n data: {\n classificationCategories: list,\n page: page,\n limit: limit,\n totalCount: totalCount,\n totalPages: Math.ceil(totalCount/limit)\n }\n });\n } catch (error) {\n console.log(`Error while fetching classification category list :: `, error);\n return res.status(error.status || 500).send(error);\n 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classificationCategoryDetails[0]?.company\\_id !== res?.locals?.user?.company\\_id){\n return res.status(405).send({\n message: \"You're not allowed to access this classification category\"\n });\n }\n \n return res.status(200).send({\n message: \"Classification category details fetched successfully\",\n data: {\n classificationCategory: classificationCategoryDetails\n }\n });\n } catch (error) {\n console.log(`Error while fetching classification category details :: `, error);\n return res.status(error.status || 500).send(error);\n }\n}\n\nexports.updateClassificationCategory = async (req, res, next) => {\n try {\n // validate request body\n checkValidation(req, res);\n\n const classificationCategoryId = req.params.classificationCategoryId;\n const classificationCategoryCompanyId = await pgDb.any(classCatQueries.getClassificationCategoryCompanyId,{\n schema: DB\\_SCHEMA,\n table: CLASS\\_CAT\\_TABLE,\n classificationCategoryId: classificationCategoryId\n });\n\n // return error if nothing found\n if(!!classificationCategoryCompanyId && !classificationCategoryCompanyId?.length){\n return res.status(404).send({\n message: \"classification category not found\"\n });\n } \n\n // check if company\\_id of fetched classificationCategory matches with the company id of user, if not, throw error\n if(!!classificationCategoryCompanyId && classificationCategoryCompanyId?.length && classificationCategoryCompanyId[0]?.company\\_id !== res?.locals?.user?.company\\_id){\n return res.status(405).send({\n message: \"You're not allowed to update this classification category\"\n })\n }\n\n // update the calssification category\n const timestamp = getTimezoneTimestamp();\n await pgDb.any(\"UPDATE ${schema:name}.${table:name} SET name = ${name}, description = ${description}, \\_updated\\_at\\_ = ${updatedAt} WHERE status = 'active' AND id = ${classificationCategoryId} AND company\\_id = ${companyId}\", {\n schema: DB\\_SCHEMA,\n table: CLASS\\_CAT\\_TABLE,\n name: req?.body?.name,\n description: req?.body?.description,\n updatedAt: timestamp,\n classificationCategoryId: classificationCategoryId,\n companyId: res?.locals?.user?.company\\_id\n });\n\n console.log(\"CLassification category updated successfully :: \", { id: classificationCategoryId} );\n \n return res.status(200).send({\n message: \"Classification category updated successfully\",\n data: {\n id: classificationCategoryId\n }\n });\n } catch (error) {\n console.log(`Error while updating classification category :: `, error);\n return res.status(error.status || 500).send(error);\n }\n}\n\nexports.removeClassificationCategory = async (req, res, next) => {\n try {\n // validate request body\n checkValidation(req, res);\n\n const classificationCategoryId = req.params.classificationCategoryId;\n const classificationCategoryCompanyId = await pgDb.any(classCatQueries.getClassificationCategoryCompanyId,{\n schema: DB\\_SCHEMA,\n table: CLASS\\_CAT\\_TABLE,\n classificationCategoryId: classificationCategoryId\n 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timestamp\n })\n console.log(\"Usecase archived for usecaseId :: \", classificationCategoryId);\n \n return res.status(200).send({\n message: \"Classification category deleted successfully\",\n data: {\n id: classificationCategoryId\n }\n });\n } catch (error) {\n console.log(`Error while deleting classification category :: `, error);\n return res.status(error.status || 500).send(error);\n }\n}\n\nexports.searchClassificationCategory = async (req, res, next) => {\n try {\n // validate request body\n checkValidation(req, res);\n\n const searchText = req.query.searchText;\n\n // build limit and page number\n const limit = req.query.limit != undefined ? parseInt(req.query.limit) : 10;\n const page = req.query.page != undefined ? parseInt(req.query.page) : 1;\n const offset = (page-1)\\*limit;\n\n const classificationCategorySearched = await pgDb.any(classCatQueries.searchClassificationCategories, {\n schema: DB\\_SCHEMA,\n table: CLASS\\_CAT\\_TABLE,\n companyId: 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      "prompt": "Why don't you guess me to be an INTJ? What makes you think that I fit with the INTP more?\nAnswer in a step-by-step fashion and back up your reasoning with analysis.",
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      "prompt": "convert this nodejs code to kotlin\nconst incomingJSONorArray = (mergeArray, incomingJSON) => {\n //check incoming files have some extra keys\n for (let index in incomingJSON) {\n\n //check value type is object but not array\n if (typeof (incomingJSON[index]) === 'object' && !Array.isArray(incomingJSON[index])) {\n if (mergeArray[index] === undefined) {\n //assign incoming json to current code\n mergeArray[index] = incomingJSON[index];\n } else if (typeof (mergeArray[index]) !== \"object\") {\n for (let nestedIndex in incomingJSON[index]) {\n if (Array.isArray(incomingJSON[index][nestedIndex])) {\n //recursion for n level array or object type\n incomingJSONorArray(incomingJSON[index][nestedIndex], mergeArray);\n }\n\n }\n }\n\n //check value type is array \n } else if (Array.isArray(incomingJSON[index])) {\n\n //default case\n } else {\n if (!mergeArray.includes(incomingJSON[index])) {\n mergeArray.push(incomingJSON[index]);\n }\n }\n\n }\n return mergeArray;\n};\n\nconvert using fun incomingJSONorArray(mergeArray: MutableList, incomingJSON: ArrayList): MutableList {\n this",
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      "prompt": "Part 2: Number Input Function\n1. Create a function that asks a user for input, given a prompt. The prompt is a parameter for this function and should be a string.\n2. Display the prompt to the user, and then ask for input.\n3. Return the input as an int.\nChallenge\nOnce you\u2019ve finished, try to ensure that the user really entered a number, to avoid a program crash. If they didn\u2019t enter a number, ask them to try again. This is called input validation.",
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      "prompt": "Would I give one more question in Korean SAT? Another chemistry question. (A), (B), (C), (D) below are experiment steps. \n\nP, Q, R is one-to-one response without sequence of H2O(l), 3\\*a M X(aq), 5\\*a M X(aq).\n\n(For example, if P, Q, R is one-to-one response without sequence of '1', '2', '3', there are 3!=6 (the number of six) cases to match P, Q, R. One case is P=3, Q=1, R=2.)\n\n[Experiment steps]\n(A) Prepare a M X(aq) 100 mL.\n(B) Mix P 100 mL in X(aq) of (A). (That means, completed solution of (B) is a M X(aq) 100 mL + P 100 mL\n(C) Mix Q 100 mL in X(aq) of (B).\n(D) Mix R 100 mL in X(aq) of (C).\n\n[Experiment Results]\n- Molar concentration of X(aq) of (B) : b M\n- Molar concentration of X(aq) of (C) : 2/3\\*b M\n- Molar concentration of X(aq) of (D) is not presented.\n- {Mass of solute in X(aq) of (B)}/{Mass of solute in X(aq) of (C)} = 2/3\n\nWhat is R? And solve this experiment to get what is b.",
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      "prompt": "Jareth walks into the fairy room. Zhaleh flies out of his pocket and seems to warn everyone to stay back. His body still moving against his will, he walks over to Queen Zanna's cage and picks it up as everyone watches him, horrified. Let's write that scene with details and dialogue.",
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      "prompt": "Okay, i don't think they are in high school or college. I think Damien is 13 though and Jon is 10. Rewrite this based on the storyline from the supersonic comic series",
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      "prompt": "Here is the segment 2 of 3 of the outline we've written:\n\n9,INT. LOS PADRINOS GROUP THERAPY ROOM - DAY,\"Alex has her first group therapy session at Los Padrinos, where she begins to learn more about her fellow detainees and their personal struggles. Chris proposes the idea of therapy journal videos and the group is very resistant.\",\"Alex and her cellmates, along with Carlos and a few other detainees, gather in the group therapy room for their first session with young therapist Chris Ramirez. The room is designed to be more welcoming and comfortable than the rest of the facility, with large windows, soft lighting, and an array of cozy seating options.\n\nChris starts the session by introducing himself and encouraging everyone to share their feelings and experiences in a safe and judgment-free environment. The detainees are initially unresponsive, making the atmosphere tense.\n\nAs the therapy session progresses, Alex makes a connection with Heather when they share a brief moment of understanding. The group begins to open up, albeit reluctantly, sharing snippets of their stories and the challenges they face at Los Padrinos. Alex shares her story, including her older sister Isela\u2019s history at Los Padrinos before the closure and how her mother's strong faith was tested by the trouble she and her sister got into and the challenges they faced as a family. Jasmine and Pretzel exchange knowing glances. She's begun to earn the attention of the group.\n\nTowards the end of the session, Chris introduces his idea of therapy journal videos, explaining that they can serve as a safe space for self-expression and a tool for personal growth. The group reacts with overwhelming skepticism and harsh dismissal, mocking the idea and scoffing at the notion of sharing their feelings on camera.\"\n10,INT. LOS PADRINOS - VARIOUS LOCATIONS - DAY,\"Montage: The detainees awkwardly attempt their first therapy journal videos, showcasing their unique character traits while providing a comedic break and insights into their deeper emotions and challenges.\",\"We see a montage of the detainees reluctantly attempting their first therapy journal videos. Each character is in a different location within Los Padrinos, seeking privacy for their video recordings.\n\nAlex struggles to find the right words, rolling her eyes as she tries to express her emotions on camera. Jasmine, sarcastic and defiant, complains about the therapy exercise and directs her aggression towards Chris for making her do this.\n\nCarlos is really on edge, constantly checking over his shoulder to make sure no one sees him doing this nonsense. He clocks someone just behind his lens: \"\"You got somethin to say, dog?\"\"\n\nHeather sings a song. This is her comfort zone.\n\nEach character exhibits their own unique coping mechanisms and reactions to the therapy journal exercise, showcasing their vulnerability and reluctance to open up, and providing a comedic break while also offering glimpses into their deeper emotions and challenges.\"\n11,INT. LOS PADRINOS CAFETERIA - DAY,\"Alex learns more about Los Padrinos' dark past from another detainee, sparking her curiosity and determination to uncover the truth.\",\"Alex sits in the bustling cafeteria, eating her meal while trying to process everything she's experienced so far. A fellow detainee, Mara, approaches and takes a seat next to her. Mara, who had been detained at Los Padrinos before its closure and recently returned after a three-year stint at another facility, shares her own experiences and deeper knowledge of the facility's dark past.\n\nMara talks about the mysterious disappearances, hauntings, and supernatural events that plagued Los Padrinos before its closure. As Alex listens, she becomes increasingly determined to get to the bottom of these stories and find out what happened to her sister Isela.\n\nThe conversation between Alex and Mara is interrupted by the sudden arrival of a few hostile detainees, who challenge Alex's presence and her motives for being at Los Padrinos. Alex stands her ground, asserting her place and showing that she's not someone to be messed with. The scene ends with Mara giving Alex an approving nod, signaling the beginning of a new alliance in their quest to uncover the truth.\"\n12,INT. LOS PADRINOS DETENTION CENTER - NIGHT,\"A power outage creates an eerie atmosphere, during which Heather experiences a terrifying vision linked to the facility's dark past. It leaves the group unsettled, but finding protection in their company.\",\"The detainees are settling in for the night when suddenly, a power outage plunges the facility into darkness. The atmosphere becomes eerie as unsettling whispers fill the air, and the temperature drops rapidly. Alex and her cellmates huddle together, feeling uneasy and fearful in the dark.\n\nDuring this event, Heather is visibly shaken and experiences a horrifying vision linked to Los Padrinos' dark past. Her fellow detainees notice her distress, and gather around her.\n\nThe power is restored, but the atmosphere remains tense and unsettled. Heather shares her terrifying experience with the group, and they realize that the darkness they'd heard about is darker than they could have imagined.\"\n13,INT. LOS PADRINOS - HIDDEN ROOM - DAY,\"In a secret meeting, the detainees share their experiences with Los Padrinos' dark forces. As mistrust lingers, they're interrupted by Director Evelyn, heightening tensions between detainees and staff.\",\"Alex, Mara, Carlos, Heather, Pretzel, and Jasmine gather for a secret meeting in a hidden room, away from the watchful eyes of the facility's staff. Each person shares their experiences and encounters with the dark forces at Los Padrinos, but there's a clear sense of mistrust and wariness among them.\n\nMara, who has firsthand knowledge of Los Padrinos before it was shut down, shares the rumors she's heard. The others listen with a mix of skepticism and curiosity, unsure whether they can trust Mara's information or one another.\n\nAlex, driven by her determination to uncover the truth about her sister Isela, suggests they might need to work together to face the dark forces at play.\n\nJust as they begin to circle around a shared objective, the door to the hidden room bursts open, and the facility's director, Evelyn Bunker enters, accompanied by a guard. Her friendly fa\u00e7ade has vanished, she's no longer on display, and the group of detainees is immediately on edge, realizing that they are not in safe hands here.\n\nWith their secret meeting exposed and Evelyn now the enemy, the tension between the detainees and the staff intensifies. They disperse, each one left to face the consequences of their actions.\"\n14,INT. LOS PADRINOS - INTERROGATION ROOM - DAY,\"The main characters face discipline while being interrogated by the director, further exposing the tension between the inmates and the administration.\",\"In a montage set in the director's interrogation room, each of the kids is put in the hot seat, one by one, with the director and other staff members present. As each character faces the consequences of their actions, tensions rise, and the administration's fa\u00e7ade of safety and compassion begins to crumble.\n\nEach kid faces the consequences, with varying degrees of punishment and pressure. The characters' reactions reveal aspects of their personalities, ranging from defiance to fear. Towards the end of the scene, the most defiant one, Jasmine, raises her voice in anger, challenging the director about the unexplainable eerie danger at Los Padrinos. She demands to know what the administration will do to keep them safe. This bold confrontation draws a line in the sand, forcing the administration to take a stance on the conditions at the facility.\"\n15,INT. LOS PADRINOS - INTERROGATION ROOM - DAY (FLASHBACK),\"Alex's interrogation continues as she flashes back to her older sister being interrogated and abused by the past administrators in this very same room, years before.\",\"The scene opens with a flashback to Isela, defiant and angry, facing a cruel punishment in the same interrogation room where the detainees had just been questioned. The room seems even more menacing and unforgiving during this flashback. Isela struggles, but her spirit remains unbroken.\n\nWe seamlessly merge the scene back to the present, where Alex intuitively feels Isela's suffering, her mind drifts back to a time before her sister was sent to Los Padrinos.\"\n16,EXT. ALEX'S HOME - FRONT PORCH - DAY (FLASHBACK),\"In a flashback, young Alex and Isela share a heartfelt moment. The flashback ends abruptly, returning to Alex in the interrogation room with Director Evelyn putting on a caring fa\u00e7ade but subtly warning Alex not to disrupt the balance at Los Padrinos.\",\"In this flashback, we see a younger Alex and Isela sharing a heartfelt moment on their front porch. Isela, sensing the challenges that lie ahead for her, gives Alex a piece of advice, creating a touching and emotional connection between the sisters.\n\nThe tender moment ends abruptly as we return to the interrogation room with Alex. She has drifted off in the moment, as Director Evelyn is cooling off, putting on a pretense of caring as she warns Alex subtly not to mess with the balance here.\"\n17,INT. LOS PADRINOS - COMMON ROOM - NIGHT,\"Alex and Carlos share a heart-to-heart, sharing personal stories, building trust and understanding. Their connection deepens, but they are interrupted and disperse before they can be discovered.\",\"Alex and Carlos find themselves alone in the dimly lit common room, seeking solace away from the intense atmosphere of the interrogation room. Hesitantly, they begin to share their personal stories and experiences with each other.\n\nAlex opens up about her sister Isela and her quest to uncover the truth about what happened to her at Los Padrinos. Carlos reveals his own struggles, feeling trapped in a cycle of crime and punishment, desperate for safety in his identity, and the weight of the judgment his family has placed on him.\n\nAs they talk, their conversation becomes increasingly honest and vulnerable. They find a connection in their shared experiences and begin to understand one another on a deeper level.\n\nTheir heart-to-heart is interrupted when they hear mysterious footsteps approaching, and they quickly disperse to avoid drawing attention.\"\n18,INT. LOS PADRINOS - THERAPY ROOM - DAY,\"In the therapy room, the detainees share their stories, hinting at the strange occurrences at Los Padrinos. Chris encourages them to support each other, aware that there's more going on here than meets the eye.\",\"The detainees gather in the therapy room for another group session with Chris. He notices the shift in the atmosphere, the tension between the detainees and the staff now palpable. Nevertheless, he attempts to steer the session towards open communication and growth.\n\nMara, hesitant at first, decides to share a fragment of her story, testing the waters and subtly alluding to the strange events that have been happening at Los Padrinos. 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      "prompt": "Below are the last few pages of the screenplay Ruby Safeway. Please finish drafting your summary of be below: 93.\nBOOTH ATTENDANT (CONT\u2019D)\nAhh, Min! How are ya champ? Didn\u2019t\nrecognize you without your Beemer.\nMIN\nThis is my friend Ruby.\nRuby can\u2019t help but smile hearing her favorite title again.\nBOOTH ATTENDANT\nWell it\u2019s wonderful to meet you,\nRuby! I\u2019ll buzz you two in.\nThe gate opens. Ruby cautiously proceeds.\nRUBY\nWhat\u2019s a Beemer?\nMIN\nJust a car.\nRuby drives down the street. It\u2019s a rich man\u2019s paradise.\nFriendly faces watering perfectly manicured lawns, wellbehaved\ndogs sitting on porches, luxury all around.\nMIN (CONT\u2019D)\nJust keep going straight.\nThey approach a mansion at the end of the street with a giant\nBoar\u2019s Head logo mounted to the front entrance.\nRUBY\nBoar\u2019s Head? Like the deli brand?\nMIN\nPark wherever you like.\nThe PT Cruiser, in a sea of Beemers, Rolls Royces, and Aston\nMartins, parks right in front of the doors.\nEXT. FRONT PORCH \u2013 MORNING\nMin approaches the front door. Ruby quickly takes her Ralph\u2019s\nname tag off and hides it as they walk inside.\nAs soon as they enter the luxurious home, round the corner\ncomes PAPA MIN, a 55-year-old Korean man with the most joyful\ndemeanor in the world.\nPAPA MIN\nMin! You made it!\n\n94.\nPapa Min hugs Min with the sort of warmth that leaves you\nquestioning your own parents\u2019 love.\nMIN\nRuby, this is Papa.\nPAPA MIN\nRuby! What an absolute delight!\nWith all the stories Min has told\nme, you already feel like a part of\nthe family.\nRuby sheepishly grins.\nPAPA MIN (CONT\u2019D)\nCome! Let\u2019s sit.\nINT. PAPA MIN\u2019S LIVING ROOM \u2013 DAY\nThe three sit down around a table of beautifully sliced cold\ncuts. Boar\u2019s Head and deli-themed memorabilia fill the walls.\nRUBY\nPardon my question if this is too\npersonal, but how did you two\nreunite?\nMIN\nRemember when we went to Alpha\nSafeway? The deli-woman there gave\nme this.\nMin grabs a Boar\u2019s Head brochure off the table and hands it\nto Ruby. She confusedly stares at it.\nMIN (CONT\u2019D)\nLook at the back.\nShe flips it over to see a picture of Papa Min, beaming with\ndeli pride, above the title \u201cBoar\u2019s Head CEO.\u201d\nMIN (CONT\u2019D)\nI immediately recognized him. It\u2019s\nas though he hadn\u2019t aged since he\nleft my mom.\nPAPA MIN\nYou\u2019re flattering me, son! Your\nmother\u2019s abuse was just so taxing I\nwas aging three times the normal\nrate when I was with her. Since\nleaving her, I now age at a\nperfectly healthy rate.\n\n95.\nRUBY\nWhy didn\u2019t you say anything on the\ncar ride home?\nMIN\nYou asked me to stay quiet.\nRuby ashamedly drops eye contact and nods to herself.\nPAPA MIN\n(to Ruby)\nAfter Min\u2019s mother and I separated,\nI promised myself I\u2019d pursue my\npassion as far as it would take me.\nMy passion, of course, being-\nRUBY\nDeli meat?\nPAPA MIN\nOne salami sale led to the next and\nnow I\u2019m the CEO of Boar\u2019s Head, the\ndeli brand America trusts most.\nMIN\nAfter we came back and I had no\nplace to stay, I reached out.\nPapa Min turns to Min.\nPAPA MIN\nSon, I will never forgive myself\nfor believing your mother when she\ntold me you froze to death at a\nhockey match. I just\u2026you mean more\nto me than any cold cut ever could.\nI love you, Min. I hope you know\nhow much I mean that.\nMin places a hand of understanding on his father\u2019s shoulder.\nThe two simultaneously grab a piece of deli meat from the\nplatter and scarf it down.\nPAPA MIN (CONT\u2019D)\n(between chews)\nSo, Ruby! Min tells me you\u2019re\nlooking for investors?\nRUBY\n(anxiously)\nWill you excuse me?\nRuby hops up and nervously runs to the-\n\n96.\nINT. PAPA MIN\u2019S ENTRYWAY \u2013 CONTINUOUS\nMin follows behind.\nMIN\nRuby! Where are you going?\nRUBY\nI don\u2019t deserve the responsibility\nof an entire grocery store. You saw\nme at Alpha Safeway.\nMIN\nYou just had a rough day. We\u2019re\nallowed to have those.\nRUBY\nI was mean to you! And you didn\u2019t\ndo anything to deserve that.\nMIN\nI did commit arson.\nRUBY\nBut that was an accident. I freaked\nout for no reason. People are right\nabout me. I\u2019m just-\nRuby is interrupted by a sudden embrace from Min, their firstever\nhug. 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She takes a deep breath.\nRUBY (CONT\u2019D)\nWhen I was sixteen years old, I\napplied to my very first job. It\nwas at a grocery store called\nSafeway.\nMONTAGE:\n- Ruby\u2019s enthusiasm elevates as she continues her spiel. Min\nnods along excitedly.\n- A white board has been broken out. On it, Ruby has drawn a\npyramid: the bottom level labeled \u201cCashiers,\u201d the middle\nlevel labeled \u201cManagers,\u201d and the top level labeled \u201cAlcohol\nSales Associates.\u201d\n- At a coffee shop, the three sit together as Ruby flips\nthrough her binder. Papa Min is captivated.\n- Ruby, Min, and Papa Min stand in front of the site of the\nburned down Safeway. A \u201cfor sale\u201d sign is planted in front of\nthe property. Ruby uses large hand gestures, outlining an Aframe\nentrance.\n- A ribbon cutting ceremony, though most of the building is\nout of view. Ruby\u2019s parents arrive, her dad carrying a tray\nof deviled eggs. Their jaws drop at the out-of-view facade.\nINT. MIN\u2019S ROOM \u2013 MORNING\nA pajama-clad Min sits on the edge of his bed reading a card\n\u2013 the one Ruby was so enamored by back in Vegas.\nRUBY (V.O)\nDear Min. I thought I had gained\neverything I needed in life from\nworking in Safeway. I learned\ndiscipline, respect, unparalleled\ncustomer service skills. And as I\u2019m\nsure you\u2019re well aware, my forearm\nstrength has never been better.\n\n(MORE)\n98.\nINT. MIN\u2019S BATHROOM \u2013 MORNING\nMin brushes his teeth in the mirror.\nRUBY (V.O)\nI was perfectly content. Then one\nday, you called me something no one\nhad ever called me before. You\nopened my eyes to a whole other\nworld out there beyond the\nBottomfeeders and customer\nsatisfaction surveys.\nINT. MIN\u2019S CLOSET - MORNING\nMin puts on an orange polo accented with brown.\nRUBY (V.O)\nThere were car rides. And casinos.\nAnd dancing. And escaping\nemotionally abusive mothers, all\nthe things that felt out of reach\nfor me. And, well, all those things\ncame into my life because of you.\nEXT. PAPA MIN\u2019S LUXURIOUS DRIVEWAY \u2013 MORNING\nMin walks out the front door. He hops in the driver\u2019s seat of\nhis Beemer, now embellished with baby flames on the side. He\nrevs the engine and pulls out of the driveway.\nRUBY (V.O)\nYou, Min from the Deli, are the\nonly reason I ever realized I could\nbe more than just an alcohol sales\nassociate.\nAs Min drives away, the back license plate becomes visible:\n\u201cRUBYS\u201d\nINT. RUBY\u2019S GROCERY STORE \u2013 LIQUOR SECTION \u2013 DAY\nRuby, also sporting an orange polo, checks the ID of a\nclearly underage kid. She shakes her head at him and promptly\ncuts the ID in half.\nRUBY (V.O.)\nSo thank you. For believing in me.\nFor encouraging me.\n\nRUBY (V.O.) (CONT'D)\n99.\nAnd for giving me everything I\nnever knew I needed.\nEXT. 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To carry out any camera reconfiguration set the VM IP address to 192.168.0.70/24, connect\ninitially by Ethernet cable to the camera and make sure that you can ping the camera. The video server\nbehind the Access Point should be set to 192.168.0.80/24. You should be able to ping between\n192.168.0.70 (Capture Machine), 192.168.0.60 (Access Point), 192.168.0.80 (Video Server) and\n192.168.0.90 (Video Camera). Note that the IP connection from your VM (192.168.0.70) is only required\nfor testing and configuration. For the wireless capture in the frequency spectrum, no IP address nor\nconnection is necessary.\nIoT Security Workshop: Video Interception\n2\nAxis 270 IP camera interception test network diagram.\nSummary of set up\nVM for camera configuration and to run IoT interception tools:\nKali Linux Backtrack IoT Version (root/toor)\nifconfig \u2013a to obtain Ethernet interfaces\nifconfig ethx 192.168.0.70/24\nVM for Video Server \u2013 Transfer of VM for FTP Server Forensics\n(root/toor/startx)\nifconfig \u2013a to obtain Ethernet interfaces\nifconfig ethx 192.168.0.80/24\nCISCO Linksys Access Point\n192.168.0.60 MAC 00:22:6B:E9:1A:E7\nNotes\n1. Ensure service vsftpd is started on the FTP server if no images appear (service vsftpd start and test\nwith ftp 192.168.0.80).\n2. Bring up the camera folders at file system > srv > ftp > uploads > 90 etc\n3. Make sure pixel setting is 320x240 and 90% compression\n4. Ensure firewall is off on base machines\n5. In IP camera configuration, make sure that the Wireless IP addresses is set (TCP/IP) and enabled and\nIP-Forensics Access Point is selected (Wireless)\nCheck that you have the following initial configuration for your IP camera:\nIoT Security Workshop: Video Interception\n3\nIoT Security Workshop: Video Interception\n4\nUse uploads/90 (above) if your camera is configured to 192.168.0.90\nIoT Security Workshop: Video Interception\n5\nSet your IP address for the IP camera (wired and Wireless) to be 192.168.0.90 if not already set.\nStart with a pixel setting of 320x240 and a compression of 90% in order to keep the uploaded video\nimages files relatively small and less likely to be subject to interference but this will depend upon the\nbackground level of wireless traffic \u2013 on the selected channel in particular.\nIoT Security Workshop: Video Interception\n6\nSubsequently you can experiment with higher pixel settings but this will increased the probability of\nerror frames which depends upon the background interference. Although running under TCP/IP\nwould normally mean error correction is in place \u2013 you are not connected to this pipe!\nConfiguration of your IoT VM interception and analysis VM\nOnce the VM is running your IP address is only relevant if you want to experiment with changing\nsettings in the IP camera.\nMakes sure that your Alfa or WiPi USB adaptor is connected through to your VM as follows:\nTo kill the DHCP client, type:\nps \u2013eaf | grep dhc\n(e: show every process on the system; a: except session processes; f: formatted output. See man ps)\nThis command will search for all the running processes and filter those which start with dhc. By looking\nat the processID (1956 in this case, it may change in your case), then enter:\nkill -9 (9 means all levels and essentially kills the dhc process)\nIoT Security Workshop: Video Interception\n7\nDo not get confused with the ProcessIDs for root (2002 and 1650 in this example) as this is the process\nthat you are running to kill the dhcp client. You should end up with a single line which is the kill process\nyou are running as below:\nTo perform a general scan for wireless Access Points, enter the following command:\nairodump-ng wlanx (could be wlan0, wlan1 \u2026..)\nNow set you IoT device into Monitor Mode\nIn order for us to capture the wireless packets, the wireless card must be put into \"Monitor Mode\", in\norder to facilitate the capture of packets in a Passive manner. This is done through the application\nairmon-ng which can be started by entering the following command:\nairmon-ng stop wlanx\nairmon-ng start wlanx \nexample: airmon-ng start wlan3 10 [alternative to try here is mon0] [don\u2019t forget to\nput in the channel number!!]\n[wait a few moments for a response]\nNow carry out an injection test to make sure that the IoT tools are operating correctly\naireplay-ng -9 -e IP-Forensics -a 00:22:6B:E9:1A:E7 wlanx\nIoT Security Workshop: Video Interception\n8\n\uf0b7 -9 specifies that this is an injection test\n\uf0b7 -e is the essid. IP-Forensics is the ESSID of the target Access Point\n\uf0b7 -a is the bssid tag (MAC address) 00:22:6B:E9:1A:E7 of the IP-Forensics Access Point\n\uf0b7 wlanx is wireless monitoring interface\nChecklist: The CISCO Linksys 192.168.0.60 must be operating for the IP camera to talk to it (wireless\noption configured already). Camera must be triggering jpegs to server on 192.168.0.80 \u2013 so check\nthat this is going first.\nStarting the IoT capture with Wireshark\nNow start Wireshark to capture the data from the selected channel in the frequency spectrum.\nEnter Wireshark in a new terminal window\nSelect the correct capture interface from the Wireshark interface option (likely to be mon0). The IP\ncamera is triggered by movement and the JPEG image is uploaded after a few seconds but the 90%\ncompression can require a lot of processing at the IP camera.\nIt is really important to understand the Wireshark forensic trace at this stage. After capture analyse\nthe Wireshark trace. Select a ftp-data frame (see below) and go to Analyse > Follow TCP Stream and\nwe should see files which start with JPEG for snapshots.\nSet up an ftp-data filter as below\nThe image below shows a capture filter for traffic with source address of one of the IP cameras\n(192.168.0.90) and destination address of the FTP server (192.168.0.80). Filter Pull-Down Menu.\nIoT Security Workshop: Video Interception\n9\nOn your Wireshark machine, save this captured file as \u2013 for example \u2013 IoT-image.jpg on the desk top.\nA copy will also have been received by the server in your uploads directory but you do not see this\nwhen carrying out an interception analysis.\nWireshark will show some details of the Radio Frequency interface and Channel 10 in particular in\nour case as below.\nIoT Security Workshop: Video Interception\n10\nSummary of key issues in this IoT video interception workshop\n(i) There is no wired connection and no wireless connection for layer 3 and above (IP/TCP/UDP)\nand thus no TCP segment repeat in the face of error.\n(ii) It is necessary to force the lowest speed possible \u2013 therefore it is best to configure 802.11b in\npreference to 802.11g/a/n in the Access Point\n(iii) It is necessary to carry out some sort of frequency spectrum analysis to find out in which\nfrequency band we need to look for these TCP segments. For example possible frequency\nbands are: 2.417GHz (Ch 2), 2.437GHz (Ch 6), 2.457GHz (Ch 10). airodump-ng on the\nappropriate wireless channel can be used to assist with this as well.\n(iv) It is necessary to experiment with different wireless channels \u2013 in particular 2, 6 and 10 in\norder to find a ping injection test with 100% success rate. This will involve removing\ninterfering devices as far as possible. Other Access Points in the vicinity can cause problems.\n(v) The appropriate drivers need to be loaded for the wireless card to be used, e.g. Alfa\nAWUS036H 802.11b/g Long-Range Wireless USB Adapter or the WiPi adaptor.\n(vi) Because there is no opportunity to correct errors then ideally we wish to capture an image\nwithout error and therefore 3-4 segments gives us the best opportunity. This means that we\nneed to keep the pixel setting low, e.g. 320 x 240 and keep the compression high, e.g. 90%.\nIoT Security Workshop: Video Interception\n11\nThis should result in a file size of (say) 3.5KB. Remember that the maximum frame size is 1448\nbytes being the maximum Ethernet frame size minus headers. In this case there will be a\nspecial header (Prism capture header) inserted in front of the IEEE802.11 data.\nWireless capture using Wireshark but with no TCP connection nor IP address:\n90% compression; image 320 x 240 pixels\n(vii) If you do multiple triggers so as to transfer a number of .jpg images within one Wireshark\ncapture then you must determine which FTP-DATA segments belong to which image.\nFortunately this can be done by inspecting the TCP \u201cStream index\u201d, e.g. [Stream index: 2].\n(viii) It is not worth trying to Analyse > Follow TCP Stream, save and view images where there are\ntransmission errors introduced by noise and interference. Thus spend some time ensuring that\nyou have a complete stream (stream index) with no error segments for your IoT experiment.\n(ix) Develop this experiment with slightly higher pixel values \u2013 but only up to the point where you\ncan ensure that there are no error segments.\n(x) Sometimes black lines appear across an image indicating corruption which Wireshark cannot\nresolve. Sometimes frames get out of order but without noise interference.\nThis picture below shows that going back to 640 x 480 pixels can provide better picture quality but\nthe packets can easily get out of order and chopped in the Wireshark decoding process. This is highly\ndependent upon background interference factors which can affect this IoT operation.",
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Also on those poses where students aren\u2019t able to see the camera.\n\nMariela - \u2714\ufe0f Clear tone and voice. Nice use of C2! + Jump also to C1 to give your students some verbal adjustments and feedback. X Take care if you move your camera up to show something in C2, then, remember to move down again your camera before coming back to your mat.\n\nMish - \u2714\ufe0f Clear tone and voice! Great job jumping to C1 and motivating your students and connecting with them! + Give them some more feedback or verbal adjustments if needed. \u2714\ufe0f Great use also of C2, good job!\n\nNadine - \u2714\ufe0f Clear voice and tone! X Avoid showing everything, use more C1 and C2 to give your students some feedback.\n\nRob - \u2714\ufe0f Clear voice. X Don\u2019t lose the breath rate. Remember that your students keep breathing - 1 movement for 1 IN or EX. Also remember that you don\u2019t need to show everything, jump more to C1 and C2.\n\nRonald - \u2714\ufe0f Nice job guiding breathing while moving! + Show once and then jump to C1 to give them feedback while keep guiding the other side. \u2714\ufe0f Your voice was clear.\n\nSerap - \u2714\ufe0f Clear tone and voice. Great job guiding and easy to follow. Great job also jumping to C1 motivating and connecting with your students. + Give them some tips/feedback.\n\nSusanna - \u2714\ufe0f Nice breathing guidance on half pigeon pose, but remember you don\u2019t need to show both sides. Take advantage on the left side to jump to C1 earlier. + Also in that pose remember your front foot is flexed to protect your knee joint.\n\nZara - X Take care with sound. Maybe you can use headphones + In eagle pose, you can jump to C2 to show more in detail what you want them to do with arms and then legs. \u2714\ufe0f Great job in C1, giving verbal adjustments!\nCAMILO - 23 NOV \u2714\ufe0f\n\nSue - \u2714\ufe0f Simple and easy to follow instructions. Use les \u201cing\u201d verbs: lifting, stepping.. Use more: \u201cstep\u201d \u201clift\u201d they are more direct.\n\nNadine - \u2714\ufe0f Great at explaining poses and transitions. +Use more \u201cyour\u201d rather \u201cthe\u201d the hand, the arm, etc.\n\nRon - \u2714\ufe0f Great job connecting with your student. Very relaxed and happy attitude! Good at using camera positions and gestures at C1. Simple and easy to follow. Very nice tip about microbending your students knee in half moon!\n\nAnna W - Good energy! \u2714\ufe0f Very good at details both on the regular standing and the plus poses. \n\nDominique - \u2714\ufe0f Good job teaching poses from C1-2. Using gestures, explaining poses very detailed and easy to follow. \u2714\ufe0f Good at connecting with your student. \u2714\ufe0f Great energy!\n\nMargo - Good job teaching from C1 and helping your student. + Try to use a more active verb instead of \u201creleasing\u201d when you want your students to move: instead of \u201crelease your arm up\u201d, try something like \u201creach your arm up\u201d or \u201craise your arm up\u201d \u2714\ufe0f Great at connecting with your student.\n\nZara - \u2714\ufe0f Good job with transitions! Wheel pose in Flow Plus: go through all 4 steps. \n\nJeannine - Very good at connecting with your student using tone and movement match. \u2714\ufe0f Teaching from C1 to look at your student in shoulderstand + plow variations: great!\n\n \nCAMILO - 22 NOV \u2714\ufe0f\n\nDominique- \u2714\ufe0fVery confident teaching Sun Salutes, great energy and tempo. \n\nZara - Very nice practice of Tripod Headstand! \u2714\ufe0f Good job teaching your student using camera positions, showing closeups for grips. \u2714\ufe0f Simple and easy to follow instructions \n\nLisa Marie - \u2714\ufe0f Good work with +1 poses: nice tips, very well guided. + Look at students to see if they follow so you can adapt your teaching. Clear voice and cues.\n\nKarren - \u2714\ufe0fGood job guiding Triangle to half moon pose: simple instructions, easy to follow. Try to hold the pose as a regular pose 3-5 breaths whe teaching students.\n\nMargo - \u2714\ufe0f Good energy, very aware of your student. + Add some pauses to your instructions so your students can process and follow your cues. \n\nAllison - \u2714\ufe0f Simple and easy to follow instructions for your plus 1 poses! Good job! Very good at connectin gwith your student.\n\nDari - \u2714\ufe0f Fantastic job using your voice as a teaching tool! Connecting with your student (using his name). Great at details and how to get into new poses. Nice at cueing where to engage in new poses: great!\n\nGabrielle - Great job teaching new poses! \u2714\ufe0fVery precise instructions, using camera positions to connect with your student. Lots of gestures and good balance between demonstrations and just instructions.\n\nSerap - \u2714\ufe0fVery good teaching Snu Salutes: very natural, dynamic and with great energy. Triangle to Half Moon: simple and easy to follow, very smooth.\n\nNadine - Nice balance between you showing poses and releasing to look at your student and helping her. \u2714\ufe0f Great at connectin with your student. + Work on your camera angle.\n\nSusanna \u2714\ufe0f Good energy, using camer apositions to connect with your student: great job encouraging her to keep it up!\n\nKenny - \u2714\ufe0f Very good at details during poses. Work on speed: Transition from Triangle to Half moon: need to teach faster. Use simple language/instructions. \n\nDavid - \u2714\ufe0f Good job using camera positions! Nice balance between demonstrating poses and just gestures.\n\n\n \n\nLUCAS - 21 NOV \u2714\ufe0f\n\nAllison - Sun A \u2714\ufe0fnice calm teaching. + with the \u201cbeginners\u201d you might take the slow motion opinion to explain more what\u2019s happening. X in C1 we lost your head sometimes. You might consider dropping to a knee? \n\nAnna W - Triangle \u2714\ufe0fgood instructions and pace. + make use of the extra time / slow pace to explain more to your student what / why is happening. \u201cIn this pose\u2026 \u201c or \u201cOur goal here is\u2026\u201d Good use of C1, nice connection to your student. \n\nRonald - Rev Side Angle \u2714\ufe0fgood show/tell mix. Nice comfortable pace. + use the slower pace to explain (even over explain) details to your newer students. Good verb/word choice. \n\nSarah V - Extended Leg + hand around your shin rather than over the top of the knee. + flex your foot on your bend leg (helps to keep your leg activated. Good mix of show / tell. Nice teaching voice, good verb/word choice. \n\nJeannine - Sun A / B - very clear instructions, nice calm voice. Due to slow pace, can be helpful to use that pace to add more instructions / more details, imagining a brand new student. The \u201chow\u201d and \u201cwhy\u201d are extra interesting. Good mix of show / tell. \n\nMish - Sun B (slow) \u2714\ufe0fgood setup / presentation, very present and connected to your student. Good use of student\u2019s name. + use the extra time to explain more of the how and why of poses. \u201cIn yoga, we often\u2026\u201d or \u201cIn rag doll pose, our goal is\u2026\u201d \n\nKenny - extended leg pose X hand c-grips side (not waist). X hand wraps around the shin not over the top of your knee. \u2714\ufe0fgood teaching voice \u2714\ufe0fnice mix of show tell. \n\n\nCAMILO - 21 NOV \u2714\ufe0f\n\nRon - \u2714\ufe0f Great energy! Very positive and inviting! + When in C1, try squatting down or taking one knee down to show your face but maintain your hands free. \u2714\ufe0f Great job teaching Slow Sun A\n\nSarah V - \u2714\ufe0f Good at using camera positions. Slow motion Sun A: break it down even more (we are not aiming to meet one breath=one movement) take your time to add details.\n\nAnne R - \u2714\ufe0fShowing just the setup and coming to C1 to help your student. \u2714\ufe0f Nice setting up ooses with many details.\n\nZara - When teaching Slow motion Sun Salutes don\u2019t focus on one breath = one movement, maybe save cueing the breath for this type of class and focus on movement. Warrior I back heel down. Keep Sun B sequence but just teach it slowly and with more details.\n\nSusanna - \u2714\ufe0f Well explained: breaking down poses and explaining details to your student. \u2714\ufe0f Great a tusing camera positions. \n\nAllison - \u2714\ufe0f Good job at teaching standing step by step, slow and easy to understand for your student. + Work on YOUR block configuration (different from what your student is using). \nCRIS - 18 NOV \u2714\ufe0f\n\nZara + Bend a little bit more your knees in Down dog to be able to lengthen more your back, no worries if your heels are not touching the floor \u2714\ufe0f Nice job on alignment on reverse side angle but + extend front leg on triangle (if needed grab from your ankle, tibia or on top of a block). \u2714\ufe0fNice alignment on the shoulder stand!\n\nDominique WI and WII, try to find the 90\u00ba angle on your front knee \u2714\ufe0f Good balance on eagle pose! + Use a block underneath your hand on the half moon, to be able to open your chest a little bit more. \u2714\ufe0fGood step by step job on the headstand\n\nDari \u2714\ufe0fGood alignment hips-heels in Ragdoll A&B. \u2714\ufe0f Perfect flexed top foot on standing pigeon pose and really good balance! \u2714\ufe0f Nice slow transition to your WIII, with control. + If you are working on a bind,, make sure you are not collapsing your chest down.\n\nJeannine\u2714\ufe0fPerfect hands - palms touching on wide leg stretch C. + Take care on WII with alignment, your front leg, knee and heel on the same vertical line (your knee remains a little bit backwards than your heel). \u2714\ufe0f Good alignment on Down dog. \n\nGabrielle + Take care on the alignment on Up facing dog, place your shoulders just on top of your wrists. \u2714\ufe0fGood balance on bird of paradise! 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      "prompt": "Web search results:\n\n[1] \"In fluid dynamics, the drag coefficient (commonly denoted as: , or ) is a dimensionless quantity that is used to quantify the drag or resistance of an object in a fluid environment, such as air or water. It is used in the drag equation in which a lower drag coefficient indicates the object will have less aerodynamic or hydrodynamic drag. The drag coefficient is always associated with a ...\"\nSource: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drag\\_coefficient\n\n[2] \"A stable pair of vortices are formed on the downwind side of the cylinder. The flow is separated but steady and the vortices generate a high drag on the cylinder or sphere. Case 3 shows the flow as velocity is increased. The downstream vortices become unstable, separate from the body and are alternately shed downstream.\"\nSource: https://www1.grc.nasa.gov/beginners-guide-to-aeronautics/drag-of-a-sphere/\n\n[3] \"A quick comparison shows that a flat plate gives the highest drag and a streamlined symmetric airfoil gives the lowest drag, by a factor of almost 30! Shape has a very large effect on the amount of drag produced. The drag coefficient for a sphere is given with a range of values because the drag on a sphere is highly dependent on Reynolds number.\"\nSource: https://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/k-12/rocket/shaped.html\n\n[4] \"The sum of friction drag coefficient and pressure drag coefficient gives the profile drag coefficient c d of the body. (19) c d = c f + c p profile drag coefficient. The profile drag coefficient is sometimes simply called drag coefficient. This relationship of the coefficients can also be derived as follows.\"\nSource: https://www.tec-science.com/mechanics/gases-and-liquids/drag-coefficient-friction-and-pressure-drag/\n\n[5] \"A correlation between drag and an integral . property of the wake . T. S. MORTON. An integral quantity is presented that relates the wake of a body in nominally two-dimensional fl\"\nSource: https://arxiv.org/pdf/physics/0605209\n\n[6] \"Pressure Drag. Pressure drag is generated by the resolved components of the forces due to pressure acting normal to the surface at all points. It is computed as the integral of the flight-path direction component of the pressure forces acting on all points on the body. The pressure distribution, and thus pressure drag, has several distinct causes:\"\nSource: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/engineering/pressure-drag\n\n[7] \"At the nose region, downstream body has the higher pressure distribution compare to the upstream body because vortex formation produces on the upstream body is larger than the leading edge of ...\"\nSource: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Figure-9-below-shows-the-pressure-distribution-for-upstream-and-downstream-body-around\\_fig5\\_317224004\n\n[8] \"A streamlined body looks like a fish, or an airfoil at small angles of attack, whereas a bluff body looks like a brick, a cylinder, or an airfoil at large angles of attack. For streamlined bodies, frictional drag is the dominant source of air resistance. For a bluff body, the dominant source of drag is pressure drag.\"\nSource: https://www.princeton.edu/~asmits/Bicycle\\_web/blunt.html\n\n[9] \"C d = 2 F d p u 2 A. does not restrict length of the body. As you increase length, skin friction will drive your C d to infinity. There is no shape with highest C d, but you can get any un reasonable value by increasing length of the body. Of course it will be drag coefficient for infinitely high Reynolds number :-P.\"\nSource: https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/201633/what-shape-has-the-highest-drag-coefficient\n\n[10] \"Drag coefficients are used to estimate the force due to the water moving around the piers, the separation of the flow, and the resulting wake that occurs downstream. Drag coefficients for various cylindrical shapes have been derived from experimental data (Lindsey, 1938). The following table shows some typical drag coefficients that can be used ...\"\nSource: https://knowledge.civilgeo.com/knowledge-base/hec-ras-bridge-low-flow-computations/\nCurrent date: 1/16/2023\nInstructions: Using the provided web search results, write a comprehensive reply to the given prompt. Make sure to cite results using [[number](URL)] notation after the reference. If the provided search results refer to multiple subjects with the same name, write separate answers for each subject.\nPrompt: Why upstream body have a higher drag coefficient compare to downstream",
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      "prompt": "ALI HUSSAIN \n10+ years\u2019 experience in Sales in Kuwait of various product portfolio.\n+965 994 74 652 \nalihusain1@outlook.com\nSalmiya, Kuwait\n \n\nSummary - Experienced Sales professional seeking a position in Sales & Marketing, Sales Development, or Sales associate that offers opportunities for career advancement. Demonstrated success in effectively selling Industrial, Automotive, and Construction materials to local companies and end-users in Kuwait. Consistently met sales targets and introduced new customers from various industries.\n\n \n\nWork Experience \\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\n \n Business development Executive\nMufaddal Sea Services Est, Kuwait City, KUWAIT\n Jan. 2018 - Present\n\n\uf0a7 Providing direct materials import facilities to local buyers & retailers till their store for resale.\n\uf0a7 Getting potential materials import sales inquiry of customers specific demand in Kuwait.\n\uf0a7 Providing manufactures & suppliers products catalogues & samples require by customers.\n\uf0a7 Shipping services- containers sizes & consolidates as per types, sizes & qty. of materials.\n\uf0a7 Manage documentation & port customs clearance until material delivered to their warehouse.\n\nSr. Sales Executive\n Reda Behbehani Trading Est. Co. Shuwaikh, Kuwait\n Sept. 2004 \u2013 Dec. 2017\n\n\uf0a7 Contacted potential customers via email or phone to establish rapport and set up meetings\n\uf0a7 Managed customers in Kuwait and supplied materials for Industrial, Automotive, and Construction materials\n\uf0a7 Identified long-term sales potential for general trading, transport, oil fields, and civil construction companies\n\uf0a7 Developed proactive sales strategies for business growth\n\uf0a7 Retained old and existing business and identified growth opportunities to expand customer base\n\n\n Sales Representative\n Green Palm Gen. Trad. Co. Kuwait City, Kuwait \n May 2004 - Sept. 2004\n\n\uf0a7 Worked as a sales representative for a U.K. distributor of products for electronic system design, maintenance, and repair\n\uf0a7 Distributed catalogues of electronic parts and components for maintenance and repair in automation and control equipment industries, pneumatics, laboratories, and general industrial professions throughout Kuwait\nMarketing Executive\n UNITED Gen. Trading & Cont. Co. Shuwaikh, Kuwait January 2002 - June 2002\n\n\uf0a7 Marketed and directly sold complete series of Power Tools brand of CASALS of Spain and ASIAN Paints India Ltd. factory from Sultanate of Oman to the Kuwait local market\n\uf0a7 Demonstrated the above products to potential customers in Kuwait\nEducation\n\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\n\nBachelor's Degree, Bachelor of Commerce - B. Com.\n Banking & Finance and Cost & Works Accounting, duly qualified \n at University of Pune, Pune, India. 12th December 1996\n \nCertificate of Participation in Concepts of Information Processing- Microsoft Office\n at APTECH, Pune, India. 19 April 1997\n\nDiploma, International Airlines and Travel Management with Honor \nat Trade Wings Institute of Management (IATA/UFTA), Pune, India. 17th January 1997 \n\nDiploma, Import-Export Management \n at Indian Institute of Export Management, Bengaluru, India. 29th September 1997\nKey Skills\n\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\n\n\uf0a7 Strong product knowledge\n\uf0a7 Active listening\n\uf0a7 Effective verbal communication\n\uf0a7 Strong customer relationship management\n\uf0a7 Proficient in Microsoft Office, Outlook, Microsoft Team, ERP- Microsoft Dynamix AX 2012, and digital communication methods such as emails and social media.\n\n Personal Information\n\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\n\n Nationality: Indian. \n Kuwait Valid Driving License: till March 2024. \n Marital Status \u2013 Married\n Residence: Salmiya, Kuwait with Family.\n DOB \u2013 04/02/1973",
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      "prompt": "For a Free! Iwatobi Swim Club fanfic, write a long scene about Haruka Nanase and Rin Matsuoka, two close childhood friends turned college swimming rivals who have a romantically-platonic friendship, a codependency on one another, and a deep, parabatai like bond (their relationship is like Jem and Will from The Infernal Devices trilogy). Both boys have complex feelings for one another that they don't fully understand or recognize, and to make matters even more complicated they both fall in love with the same girl. Her name is Seina, a passionate, witty, beautiful and enthralling girl who is pursuing a professional mermaiding career despite her wealthy parents believing it's an impractical dream. Seina shared chance encounters with Haruka where they formed a special connection despite not knowing each other's names, before running into Rin and everyone discovering she was Rin's middle school best friend with whom he lost contact with. The three are in denial over their strong feelings for one a other, causing a lot of angst and frustration and confusion and mutual pining. Write the scene with lyrical prose, in the style of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab. Use deep pov, third person present tense.",
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      "prompt": "On Feb 6, 2011, at 11:17 AM, Eddy Cue wrote:\n\nI am also looking forward to discussing whether we require in-app for books. At first this doesn't seem that bad not to require but the more I think about it, it will be very problematic. It will be difficult to limit this to books. What about Netflix, WSJ, MLB, Pandora, etc? They will all do it it. Where do you draw the line? And many other would want it (e.g. magazines and games). The problem is many can afford 30% but others will say they can't. This is going to be a huge decision for us. We don't want to lose the apps from iOS and at the same time we don't want to compromise the app experience that we have (e.g. don't have to enter your info or payment everywhere).\n\nEddy\n\nSent from my iPhone\nSubject: Re: Magazine subscription write up\nFrom: Steve Jobs\nDate: Sun, 06 Feb 2011 1:19 PM\nTo: Eddy Cue\nCc: Phil Schiller\n\nI think this is all pretty simple - iBooks is going to be the only bookstore on iOS devices. We need to hold our heads high. One can read books bought elsewhere, just not buy/rent/subscribe from iOS without paying us, which we acknowledge is prohibitive for many things.\n\nSent from my iPad",
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