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date: September 12, 2022
author: Dr. Evelyn Johnson
patient: Charles Thompson
age: 42
diagnosis: Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)
treatment: Physical Therapy and Ergonomic Adjustments
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Patient Charles Thompson, aged 42, presented with symptoms of pain, stiffness, and limited range of motion in his right hand and wrist. Upon examination, it was determined that the patient is suffering from a repetitive strain injury (RSI) likely caused by prolonged periods of folding paper for origami sculptures.

The patient has been practicing the art of origami for over 20 years, focusing on complex sculptures that require intricate folds and precise movements. The repetitive nature of these tasks has led to the development of RSI in his dominant hand.

Treatment recommendations include physical therapy sessions twice a week for six weeks, focusing on strengthening exercises and stretching techniques to alleviate pain and improve flexibility. Additionally, ergonomic adjustments should be made to the patient's workspace to minimize further strain on the affected area. This may involve using an adjustable chair, wrist support, and frequent breaks during long periods of paper folding.

It is crucial for the patient to follow through with the prescribed treatment plan to prevent worsening of the condition or potential long-term damage. A follow-up appointment will be scheduled in eight weeks to assess progress and determine if additional interventions are necessary.
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date: August 15, 2023
ticketID: ORIG-2487
project: Origami Art Exhibition Platform
priority: High
assignee: Sarah Mitchell
reporter: Kevin Brown
title: Unable to upload images of large origami sculptures
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Sarah,

We've received several reports from users who are unable to upload images of their large origami sculptures to the platform. It seems that the issue is related to the file size limit currently set at 5 MB. Many of these sculptures are quite intricate and require high-resolution images to showcase their details, resulting in larger file sizes.

As this is a critical feature for our Origami Art Exhibition Platform, I'm marking this ticket as high priority. Please investigate the issue and provide an estimate on when we can expect a fix.

Additionally, it would be helpful if you could look into implementing a more user-friendly error message that informs users about the file size limitation and suggests possible solutions, such as compressing the image or resizing it before attempting to upload again.

Let me know if you need any further information or assistance with this issue.

Thanks,
Kevin
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date: June 10, 2022
participants: Alice, Bob, Carol
channel: #origami-enthusiasts
topic: Modular Origami Techniques
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Alice: Hey everyone! I just finished my first modular origami project, and I'm really excited about how it turned out. Does anyone have recommendations for other modular techniques or resources to explore?

Bob: Congrats, Alice! One technique I'd recommend looking into is the Sonobe module. It's relatively simple but can be used to create some stunning polyhedra shapes.

Carol: I agree with Bob, the Sonobe module is a great starting point. Another one you might enjoy is the Tomoko Fuse method. She has published several books on modular origami, and her designs range from simple to complex. Definitely worth checking out!

Alice: Thanks, both of you! I'll definitely look into those suggestions. I love how versatile modular origami can be, and I'm eager to learn more techniques.
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  "task1": "What is the diagnosis for Charles Thompson?",
  "task2": "What treatment options were recommended for Charles Thompson?",
  "task3": "What is the current file size limit for uploading images on the Origami Art Exhibition Platform?",
  "task4": "Which two modular origami techniques were recommended to Alice?"
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### Response:

Task1: The diagnosis for Charles Thompson is Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI).

Task2: The treatment options recommended for Charles Thompson are physical therapy sessions twice a week for six weeks, focusing on strengthening exercises and stretching techniques, as well as ergonomic adjustments to his workspace.

Task3: The current file size limit for uploading images on the Origami Art Exhibition Platform is 5 MB.

Task4: The two modular origami techniques recommended to Alice were the Sonobe module and the Tomoko Fuse method.