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Read this car blog.
A car blog giving sane and sensible advice about how to share the road with cyclists, it seems like fiction, but it’s not.
I particularly liked this bit:
90% of cyclist casualties in recent years were caused by careless inattention, firstly by drivers, secondly by cyclists. It’s your responsibility to avoid hitting the cyclist, not the responsibility of the cyclist to avoid getting hit by you.
That’s advice written for people who drive cars by people who drive cars…yay!

response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task. Instead, it offers general advice and commentary on the relationship between drivers and cyclists without structured, procedural instructions. There are no detailed guidelines or processes that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning on this topic.


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Half of U.S. kids under-vaccinated
- Blog Post by: Colleen Stoxen
- January 22, 2013 - 12:08 PM
In recent years, nearly half (49 percent) of U.S. children under the age of 2 did not receive all the recommended vaccinations or received some vaccinations late, a new study shows.
All these children are considered under-vaccinated, according to the Kaiser Permanente researchers who analyzed the immunization records of more than 320,000 children born between 2004 and 2008.
The investigation revealed a significant increase in the number of under-vaccinated children during the study period, and also found that one in eight under-vaccinated children's parents decided not to follow Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) childhood vaccination guidelines, according to Kaiser.
Those decisions meant that children went a longer time between vaccinations or received fewer vaccinations in a single office visit, leaving them under-vaccinated, according to the study in the journal JAMA Pediatrics.
The researchers also found that under-vaccinated children are less likely to visit their doctor's offices and more likely to be admitted to hospitals, compared to children who receive vaccinations under the standard ACIP schedule.
Read more from U.S. News.
© 2016 Star Tribune

response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; instead, it discusses statistics and findings related to vaccination rates among U.S. children. Additionally, it lacks well-structured procedural instructions that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it primarily presents observational data and conclusions without actionable guidelines.


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Phil's post this week has apparently hit a nerve with a couple of atheist internet apologists, and I wanted to pull one of the branches of the thread on God's justice up front here for the sake of filling my quota at TeamPyro this week.
Dr. Ken Pulliam has made an appearance in the comments to give us his "agnostic" view of the problem that God can order things which, if a man ordered them, he might rightly be called a genocidal maniac. However, someone called Dr. Pulliam an "atheist" in the thread, and he wanted to make sure we all knew he was actually an "agnostic".
His last comment to me in that thread was this:
I don't claim to be agnostic about every proposition only those that involve ultimate realities. I mentioned the three ways of verifying the truth of various propositions.
For example, if my wife says: "It is raining outside." How do I verify it? I step outside and see. If what I see and feel corresponds (the correspondence theory) to the accepted definitions of what constitutes rain, then I accept her proposition as true. If she says: "The lawnmower needs to be brought inside or it will rust in the rain." How do I know if her proposition is true? I know from past knowledge that if metal gets wet it will rust. Her statement coheres (the coherence theory) with other accepted and verified beliefs. If she says: "If you put a tarp over the lawnmower, it won't get wet." How do I know if that is a true proposition? I put a tarp over the lawnmower and wait till it stops raining and then see if the lawnmower is wet. If putting the tarp over the mower works (the pragmatic theory), then I know that her proposition was true.
However, if she says: "God is sending the rain." How can I verify it? I can't. Thus, I am agnostic about that proposition.
Now, do I need to believe in a deity in order to verify any of the four propositions above? Yes, the 4th one but not the first three.
Let me put it to you (Dr. Pulliam in particular, but "you-all" readers of this here bit of bloggin') this way: "agnosticism" in any form is a statement about the epistemic value of truth claims. As late as Hume the agnostic claim really placed all statements which are definitive -- statements which make a pan-physical judgments about reality; statements which are correlative of common value or nature -- in a category which requires us to have some doubt about their validity. The basis for Hume saying this was the limits of human perception and reason.
Which, let me say, is a fine bit of humility on the part of Hume, given his disdain for the idea of divine revelation. But Hume's agnosticism was an honest one which didn't limit itself to just religious claims.
This appeal to some kind of "honest" epistemological stoicism in Dr. Pulliam's examples of whether (or how) he believes his wife or not is interesting -- but really, is that how he lives? He tests the quality of the gas at the pump before he puts it in his car to make sure it is of the proper octane and isn't full of water or grit? He validates the Health Department certification of every restaurant before sitting down? You personally audit your bank to make sure they aren't doing stupid things with your money? You stop even at Green Lights because you never know who’s coming the other way?
I think he can define agnosticism, and he can parrot the theories for agnostic epistemology, but he has never spent a day in his life living that way.
When an atheist finds a Christian who lives his life like this, the word "hypocrite" comes out as if it solves the problem or wins the argument. (in fact, Dr. Pulliam has said as much in another comment in that thread -- Christians don't live the way they say they ought) I think it only identifies the problem – which is either one of dishonesty or one of immaturity. In the former case, the hypocrisy is there because it benefits the hypocrite – somehow, he is gaining something he can’t get by honest means; in the latter case, it’s a matter of discipleship – the hypocrite doesn’t mean to live against his beliefs, but he’s not really trained up rightly so he doesn’t really understand the implications of his catechism.
It’s unkind to assume the former – because I suspect that you have never made a penny from your “agnosticism”. But to assume the latter means that someday you will, in fact, act as if you really are “agnostic about every proposition that involves ultimate realities” (like whether it’s raining outside or not, or whether the lawnmower can be protected from the rain by a tarp, [as in your examples] or for that matter whether you have actually put the right octane gas in your car [which is my example using the same definition of “ultimate”]). But he will never live that way – it’s grossly impractical at best.
But here’s what gets me: it seems to me that these “ultimate” realities (things which he says he knows via correspondence or practical/utilitarian means, but for which he doesn't actually do the due diligence) are far more critical to making sure his life is impacted for his personal benefit than this debate about whether or not Jesus Christ was promised to Israel, born to a virgin, and died and resurrected to prove He was who he said he was.
So what gives? Why duck behind the "agnostic" label for "ultimate reality" when really, one is just doubtful about the claims of people with religious beliefs only?
This should be interesting ...

response:
**Step-by-step: No**
**Training: No**

The article lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps or procedural instructions, making it difficult to classify it as a step-by-step guide. While it discusses epistemological concepts and critiques the behavior of individuals regarding their beliefs, the content does not provide structured, detailed instructions that would be beneficial for training a language model in reasoning. The text is more of an opinion piece and philosophical discussion rather than a procedural guide.


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The Chicago Blackhawks agreed to terms on a two-year contract with forward Drew LeBlanc and on one-year contracts with defensemen Theo Peckham and Michael Kostka, the team announced.
LeBlanc, 24, made his NHL debut with Chicago in 2012-13, playing in two regular-season games after being signed by the club on April 12.
He was the 2013 Hobey Baker Memorial Award winner while at St. Cloud State.
Peckham, 25, split the 2012-13 season between the Edmonton Oilers and AHL's Oklahoma City Barons. He played four games for Edmonton this past season and did not score.
Kostka, 27, split the 2012-13 season between the Toronto Maple Leafs and American Hockey League's Toronto Marlies. He had eight assists and 27 penalty minutes in 35 regular-season games with the Maple Leafs.

response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a task; instead, it consists of announcements regarding player contracts and their backgrounds, which does not involve any procedural instructions. Additionally, the content does not include structured procedural instructions that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it lacks the necessary detail and structure for a task-oriented approach.


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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. - Damon Harrison and Kenrick Ellis knew it would come down to this.
Even before Ellis suffered a back injury in the weight room last month, they knew they'd be fighting for the starting nose tackle job at some point this season.
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They spent almost every day together this offseason training in New Jersey. Side by side, the defensive linemen pushed each other toward peak condition, refusing to settle for second best.
That's what competitors do. But in the case of Ellis and Harrison, that's what friends do as well.
It's no surprise that Ellis has nothing but kind words to say about Harrison, the second-year lineman who was the only undrafted free agent to sign with the team in 2012.
"Man, 'Snacks' -- Damon's been ballin'," Ellis said of Harrison, who has filled in at nose tackle since his injury. "He's been doing his job, so it's a competition. He's balling. He's doing a good job, so we'll see. I'm proud of him."
Ellis was limited in practice this week and is not sure when he'll suit up for the Jets. "It's up to trainers," he said, adding that he's been given no assurances about retaining the starting job when he's healthy.
But even though the competition between the two is ongoing, Harrison said the reality of the situation is "it's Kenrick's job. He's the guy they drafted [in the third round in 2011] to take over for Bo [former nose tackle Sione Po'uha]," he said. "But it's still an open competition. May the best guy win. I tell him that every day."
While everyone assumed the training camp competition for the nose tackle job would be between Ellis and veteran Antonio Garay, Harrison said, "Garay was a defensive tackle, so it's always been a competition between me and him."
But being friends has made things easier, he said.
"So when it came time for him to step back a little with his back, he was comfortable with it," Harrison said of Ellis. "We've been supporting each other since last year. We knew this time would come.
"If he wins it, I'll be right there to support him. And if I win it, he'll be doing the same thing he's been doing."

response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a particular task; rather, it narrates the ongoing competition and camaraderie between two athletes. Additionally, the procedural details are not structured in a way that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as the content primarily focuses on personal experiences and sentiments rather than detailed, actionable instructions.


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Yes ! They yodel in Cambodia ! Sinn Sisamouth does !
Sinn Sisamouth was one of the biggest stars of pre-Khmer Rouge Cambodia, in the sixties and seventies, at a time where the Cambodians were into different kinds of musics inspired by occidental styles, french chanson, psychedelic rock, Beatle tunes and some cha cha cha and mambo. I could write pages and pages about Sinn Sisamouth but others have done it already. I just give you some links at the end of the post.
I found only two songs where he yodels and I have no idea why he yodels. A search on the internet hasn’t given me any answer. And my Khmer doesn’t go further than “suasaday”.
I hope you’ll enjoy these songs as much as I do and that you’ll dwell deeper into this style, there’s a lot to be discovered. And listen to Dengue Fever !
Nak Neang Kraw-Mum (Miss) (youtube)
Bong san rethrere (youtube)
Link 1: his biography on wikipedia
Link 2: his last days
Link 3: a documentary in the making
Link 4: great site with songs, from the other singers like Ros Sereysothea too
Link 5: myspace, with interviews of his family in Khmer and a wonderful excerpt of a movie, with typical dancing.
Link 6: about the Cambodian scene, with discography

response:
**Step-by-step: No**
**Training: No**

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or detailed procedural instructions. Instead, it is more of a narrative and exploration of Sinn Sisamouth's music, specifically mentioning yodeling without presenting a structured process to guide the reader through a task. Additionally, the content lacks the depth and organization necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it does not lay out complete, logical instructions or reasoning paths.


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By Antonino Buccellato, fantasy analyst at Fantasy Football Maniaxs
Out goes Mora, who becomes the first coach in franchise history to deal with such a disgraceful fate, and in comes Pete Carroll from the USC Trojans (at a rate of $7 Million per year for the next five seasons).
After honing his head coaching skills in college with the Trojans for almost a decade, Carroll, a defensive mastermind by trade, returns to the NFL for his second round of duties in the league, this time as the head coach for Seattle where he last held the position of cornerbacks coach in 2000.
One of his top priorities is to uplift an underachieving defensive yardage unit that has ranked 30th and 24th the past two seasons to a more reputable level. Seattle has not been in the top 10 in yardage defense since 1997, when it ranked eighth.
Will he transform Seahawks players into Fantasy Football studs starting in 2010?
Carroll entered the NFL coaching fraternity in 1984 as the defensive backs coach of the Buffalo Bills. He successfully held a similar position with the Minnesota Vikings for the next five seasons, from 1985 to 1989, when he inherited a 28th-ranked defense and contributed to its positive progression every year to 16th, 11th, 10th, and first-ranked, twice, in his final two seasons there.
That led to his hiring by the New York Jets, where he served as defensive coordinator for four seasons (1990-93). He again worked miracles with New York, taking a previously 25th-ranked defense to sixth and fourth the next two seasons. His defense reverted to a mediocre 14th rank in the '92 season before morphing again to a seventh rank in 1993.
In 1994, Carroll was elevated to head coach of the Jets after the team fired Bruce Coslet. The Jets started 6-4 under Carroll but finished 6-10 (although his defense ranked fifth in the league) and Carroll was relieved of his duties after that one season.
The San Francisco 49ers hired Carroll the next year, where he served as defensive coordinator for the subsequent two seasons (1995-96). He took a good eighth-ranked defense and made it No. 1 in just one season before guiding a seventh-ranked defense in his final year.
His return to success as a defensive coordinator helped him land the head coach position of the New England Patriots in 1997, replacing Bill Parcells, who had just resigned.
His 1997 Patriots team won the AFC East division title, but his ensuing two teams did not fare as well--losing in the wild card playoff round in 1998 and missing the playoffs after a late-season slide in 1999--resulting in his firing after the 1999 season. His combined NFL record as head coach was 33-31.
While with the USC Trojans, from 2001 to 2009, Carroll appeared in two BCS Championship Games, won two national championships and guided USC to be the only team in College Football history to win three consecutive Rose Bowl Games. He also led the Trojans to a record seven consecutive 11-win seasons and a November career record of 28-1.
During his nine-year tenure, his teams achieved winning streaks of 34 home victories and 22 Pac-10 wins, a record six BCS bowl victories, a record seven consecutive BCS bowl appearances, a record seven consecutive years as Pac-10 Champions or Co-Champions and a national record of 33 consecutive weeks as AP's No. 1-ranked team.
A winning record of 97-19 (85.6%) and a NCAA record of 63 straight 20-point games were also among his astonishing accomplishments in Southern California.
He helped produce 25 All-American first teamers and had 53 players selected in the NFL Draft, including 14 in the first round. That list includes three Heisman Trophy winners (Carson Palmer, 2002; Matt Leinart, 2004; Reggie Bush, 2005).
Another immediate task for Carroll will be to bring back an anemic offense, which ranked 25th in points scored and 21st in yards gained, and a dreadful offensive line, which caused QB Matt Hasselbeck to throw a career-high 17 interceptions in '09, to higher levels. Their best offensive tackle, Walter Jones, spent the season on injured reserve after he could not return from knee surgery.
Carroll will have his USC quarterbacks' coach Jeremy Bates join his staff in Seattle as the quarterback coach. Bates coached Jay Cutler in his final season in Denver as offensive coordinator when the QB posted a career-high 4,526 passing yards. The Chicago Bears, for whom Cutler plays now, also tried to land Bates and reunite him with Cutler.
Two other USC assistants (assistant head coach for defense Ken Norton and offensive line coach Pat Ruel) should also migrate to the Seahawks staff, causing some fans to suggest renaming the team "USCeahawks North."
To turn this franchise around, on offense, he must count on Hasselbeck to return to his healthy glory days of 2007 when he posted career highs in yards (3,966) and touchdowns (28) before succumbing to injuries that caused him to miss nine games over the past two years.
Even tough Hasselbeck played in 14 games this past season and threw for a respectable 3,029 yards and 17 TDs, his 17 INTs were the speed bump in his season. Hasselbeck, who should be drafted as a QB2 in 2010, could be a fantasy football sleeper next season under Bates.
WR T.J. Houshmandzadeh led the team in his first year in Seattle with 79 receptions and 911 yards, but found the end zone on only three occasions, due in part to a lack of another dominant wideout presence, such as Chad Ochocinco in Cincinnati, to command defensive attention. He will still be a top 20 fantasy WR and could benefit from the coaching changes too, especially if the quarterback play improves like it should.
Eight-year WR Nate Burleson, injured most of the past two seasons, recorded a respectable 812 yards on 63 catches. Much like Houshmandzadeh, his three measly TDs were the problem. Burleson will make it for a nice WR3 sleeper next year.
TE John Carlson, who will enter his third year in the league next season, has played consistently well since being drafted, totaling 106 catches for 1,201 yards and 12 scores. He should be in the top 10 fantasy TEs next season.
The running game, which has sorely lacked ferocity since Shaun Alexander's late career injuries and subsequent release, has depended mostly on subpar performances by Julius Jones (698 Yds-2 TDs in '08 and 663 Yds-0 TD in '09) and Maurice Morris (574 Yds-0 TDs in 2008) the past few years. These dull numbers hurt the passing attack's ability to use its play-action packages, making the team too one-dimensional, thus easy for opposing defenses to game plan effectively.
Last season, however, committee back Justin Forsett, in his first RB stint after a rookie season spent on special teams, brought some hope for the future, as he posted 969 yards from scrimmage, scoring five TDs on 114 carries (for an average of 5.4 YPC) and 41 receptions. If he lands the starting job, draft him as a low-end fantasy RB1 or a top RB2.
If Hasselbeck and Burleson manage to stay healthy next season, and Forsett builds on a promising first season, the Seahawks could have an exciting offense once again.
On defense, there is enough overall good talent, starting with a linebacker corps that's the team's strength, composed of starters David Hawthorne (team-leading 116 total tackles, four sacks and three INTs) and Aaron Curry, (who never lived to his fourth overall selection's expectations) with backups LeRoy Hill and Lofa Tatupu, who are very strong when healthy and might recapture the starting role next season.
FS Jordan Babineaux (105 total tackles and 2 INTs) anchors a position that needs reinforcing with the possible departure of SS Deon Grant.
Cornerbacks Marcus Trufant and Josh Wilson struggled with injuries last season, and the lack of depth behind them begs for an immediate upgrade via free agency or draft for a team that allowed 245.4 passing and 110 rushing yards a game.
Lawrence Jackson and Darryl Tapp constitute the future of their defensive line, with 33-year-old Patrick Kerney coming off elbow surgery. Brandon Mebane and Colin Cole provide decent talent at DT, but they could use more depth there too, as this unit ranked 26th in sacks with 28 this past season.
The Seahawks just need a few touches on both sides of the ball to regain contender status in the next two years and recoup some lost ground in a weak NFC West division whose power has shifted in the direction of the Arizona Cardinals, winners of two consecutive division titles.
Carroll's strong coaching background and undisputable coaching experience, three drafts picks out of the first 40 (and how they use them), and a core of talented players should aid Seattle's quest towards respectability rather soon.

response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through completing a task. Instead, it offers a narrative about Pete Carroll's coaching history and predictions for the Seahawks' future performance without structured, sequential instructions. Additionally, the procedural instructions are not well-structured enough to train a language model for deeper reasoning, as they lack specific, actionable steps that would help in understanding a complex reasoning process effectively.


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Today's post is from guest editor, Julia Stepanova, a local real estate expert who has done some great investments herself, and is on board to help guide us in our wealth building activities.
In Toronto the real estate market has not been as affected as it is in the USA. In fact we've had a hot market for the past few months. Our 2010 Forecast called for a strong first half in sales and a slower second half due to three factors.
- the introduction of the HST (which will NOT impact prices in the resale market but will increase the cost of services and new properties over $400,000).
- we are expecting a bump in Bank of Canada interest rates in the second half of the year, which will make it harder for some people to afford (and therefore fewer people will buy).
- more listings are coming to the market (particularly in the condo segment). Right now the market is still hot but will be softening towards the end of June/2010.
And if you like to take your time looking for a place and multiple offers is not your thing this means it is your time to shine.
If you are looking to get into the real estate market it's a great time.
But how do you get the most out of it?
First, make sure you're taking the right steps.
1. Get yourself preapproved by going to your local bank.
2. Decide on the area.
3. Write your wish list.
4. Find an agent specializing in your preferred area.
5. Do not forget to allocate 1.5% of the purchase price towards the closing cost.
If you want a steady return on your money, houses can be a sure bet and it have two strong things going for them as an investment.
First, any capital gains on your principal residence are tax-free. If your house appreciates by 6 per cent, you get to keep every cent of your gains. Now 6 per cent may not sound like much, but in terms of how much you end up with, you'd have to earn as much as 12 per cent on a fixed-income investment such as a GIC to match that return, after tax.
Second, you don't have to come up with the full purchase price, meaning you're able to harness leverage. The conventional mortgages require a down payment of 25 per cent of a house's appraised value. Where as the High Ratio Mortgage, requires only 5% down payment.
For example, if you buy a $200,000 home, you need to come up with around $50,000 for a conventional mortgage. If the home's value rises to $220,000, that's an increase of 10 per cent. But what's really happened is you've put up $50,000, and made $20,000. Your real gross return on your invested funds is around 40 per cent. But notice the word “gross”. Don't forget that your real return will be less.
Buying a home and having a mortgage is also a tremendously powerful forced savings program. You need to pay for housing, whether you are renting, leasing, or paying your mortgage. So why not put your money towards a mortgage, and if you invest wisely when you sell you will get it all back. If you rent, you never get anythign back.
Julia is a real estate agent with Re/Max Condos Plus and you can find her here

response:
Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for getting into the real estate market, making it easy for the reader to follow along. The instructions are structured in a way that guides the reader through essential tasks such as securing pre-approval and selecting an area, which encourages deeper reasoning about the decision-making process. Additionally, the detailed explanation of financial concepts and comparisons presented in the context of these steps would further aid a language model in understanding complex reasoning related to real estate investments.


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|An Endless Battle|
2x Phonograph Cylinder
October 15, 1886 - The London Underground, Whitechapel
Galahad and Igraine have been assigned to infiltrate the Lycan infested hospital, but they must travel through the London Underground to get there. The Lycans have clearly made their way through tis area. There are dismembered limbs and ruined bodies in pools of blood strewn throughout the station. Observe the body at the base of the stairs, then move on.The gate to the hospital is locked, so you’ll need to find another exit. As you make your way through the tunnels you’ll come across a few groups of rebels. Take them out and move through the station until you make it out.
Once out of the station, Galahad will spot Sir Perceval speaking with a cloaked figure. Galahad and Igraine will enter the London Hospital. Observe the body on the right side of the room, then head up to the platform by the window. Inspect the reception log on the table, then run down the hallway on the right. Kill the few rebels that come at you, then continue through the doors at the end of the hall. Galahad and Igraine will split up, leaving Galahad to explore the dark basement.
There aren’t any collectables in the basement, so you can move through this section quickly. Once you make it to the open room with the cells, observe the one with the closed door then head for the stairs. In the dark corner of a room, a man is tearing into the neck of a corpse. He looks up at Galahad, and snarls as he transforms. The Lycan will approach Galahad. Shoot him as you back up, and then you’ll be thrown throw a window. Help Galahad recover, and shoot the Lycan as he approaches. Run up the stairs to the gate and preform the quick time actions as needed. After the Lycan runs and Galahad reunites with Igraine, the Lycan will attack again.
This knife fight with the Lycan is a mix of quick time actions and random jabs on your part, so pay attention, hit the buttons as they’re cued on the screen, and you’ll be fine. Galahad will fall and Igraine will be hurt while helping Galahad. The Blackwater will save her life, but she’ll need to rest. Upon her request, Galahad will take Igraine to the Psychiatric Ward so that he can see what she found during her investigation. The rebels have set up a base, and there are tons of objects to examine.
* Photo to the left on a desk against the wall
* Documents on a long desk on the left side of the room
* Documents in a drawer in a desk past the beds
* Shipment document on a desk just past the beds
* Books and documents in a cabinet in the back room on the left.
Once you’ve looked through all these items, use the Stamford Lockpick to enter the room in the back right of the ward. In this room there’s Two Phonographs — one on the long table and another in the chest — and then you’ll need to examine the cabinet in the back of the room along with the uniforms on the rack. Go back to Igraine to trigger the final cut scenes of the chapter. Based on their investigation, they decided to sneak onto the Agamemnon without the Council’s approval.
- Use the Underground to get to the Hospital.
- Find another way to the exit.
- Investigate the basement.
- Find Igraine.
- Search the rebel hideout.
- Get Igraine and leave the Hospital.
There are a total of 13 collectibles in Chapter 4.
- Item #2: Around 5 minutes after the start of this chapter you will leave the underground section and see a cutscene. Now you are in a little chapel and there is a corpse on the ground where you entered. The corpse is the 2nd item in the game, interact with it.
- Document #8: Same room as the previous collectible, on a table at the end of the chapel
- Item #3: When investigating the dark basement there are several prison cells in a corridor you have to go through. Interact with the first prison cell on the left.
- Item #4: Same place as the last collectible. Interact with the last prison cell on the left side.
- Photograph #3: All of the remaining collectibles from this chapter are in the rebel hideout. You will have to investigate the collectibles in this area for a while before you can continue the story. Search the place carefully. The photo is on a cupboard on the left of the room.
- Item #5: Rebel hideout, right next to the previous photo. Investigate the paper that is on the table.
- Document #9: Rebel hideout, on a table in the middle of the room.
- Item #6: Rebel hideout, in the middle of the room. Inspect the cupboard / table.
- Item #7: Rebel hideout, in a side room. Inspect the cupboard.
- Item #8: Rebel hideout, inside the locked room (use lockpick to open). Inspect the blue coats.
- Phonograph Cylinder #4: THE ANARCHISTS 29.09.86: Rebel hideout, inside locked room (use lockpick to open). Open the chest to find this cylinder.
- Phonograph Cylinder #5: ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT: Rebel hideout, inside locked room (use lockpick to open). On the table.
- Item #9: Rebel hideout, inside locked room (use lockpick to open). Inspect the cupboard in the corner of the room.

response:
**Step-by-step: Yes**
The article presents a clear sequence of ordered steps guiding the reader through various tasks and actions in a procedural format. Each instruction is presented in a logical progression, detailing the necessary actions to complete the objectives of the game chapter.

**Training: Yes**
The procedural instructions are well-structured and sufficiently detailed, allowing for the potential training of a language model to understand and process deeper reasoning. The instructions not only outline the steps to take but also incorporate contextual elements, such as specific interactions with the environment (e.g., inspecting items and combat strategies), which enrich the reasoning skills required for navigating the described scenarios effectively.


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Do you think it is so simple to do? Then your perception is absolutely wrong. Blogging itself becomes very competitive and particularly you have a food blog then you have definitely realized that how competitive it is being day by day. If you are sharing only traditional dishes then those are mostly with high competitive keywords whereas innovative new recipes have less chance to get organic traffic but those are capable of attracting referral traffic from social media and other sites. But that too requires commendable effort and excellent food photos. But apart from all those issues still, you can be a successful food blogger.
Okay, now you have found something positive and motivational, RIGHT? Yes, you definitely can be a successful food blogger, only if you have PATIENCE, PATIENCE & only PATIENCE. Being a blogger you should follow certain things to increase your blog traffic. But food bloggers need some more tricks to follow and produce excellent blog posts regularly.
Here are those tricks for you and try to follow below mentioned 5 tricks and you will definitely be a successful food blogger.
5 Tricks to be a successful food blogger
1. Grow your passion about food blogging
If you do not love your work then nobody can help you to be successful. Same way you need to grow your passion for food blogging. You have to love this food blogging. If you do not enjoy it and just doing this for money then you can not keep patience for a longer period to be successful.
2. Start exploring new foods
Do explore new foods everywhere where you will get an opportunity? If not then how will develop your taste and an eye to make super delicious foods in your own kitchen. Secondly, if you personally do not want to explore new foods and then it would be wrong if you expect others to follow your recipes and try new foods at home. IS it NOT? What do you say?
3. Start doing experiment with traditional recipes
New innovative foods are good because it is a differentiating factor of your food blog and those innovative food recipes will bring a decent amount of referral traffic too. But if you want to get huge organic traffic to your blog then you have to share traditional recipes too. So do experiments on traditional recipes and taste those at home and share best versions with your readers. It always works and visitors will be surprised with your recipes and will definitely start following your food blog.
4. Surprise others with innovative foods
As I said earlier, if you are a food blogger then you should definitely try new foods and do some experiments to come up with new innovative foods. Such food recipes always help you to create a distinct position in your readers’ mind.
5. Travel across the country or globe and try street foods
Street foods are the best way to understand food habit of people in a region. Those are basically most authentic and traditionally cooked foods. You can even know about people’s lifestyle by detailed studying of street foods of a city. AND you can get such opportunity to taste street foods of various locations only when you will start traveling across the country or even globe.
Those tricks are very helpful to keep patience when you do food blogging and give the inspiration to come up with exciting food recipes and finally heading towards successful food blogging career. I personally found those are helpful and sharing with you for your beneficial but if you have any other tricks then you can share with us by leaving your thoughts in comment section.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps outlining five tricks for becoming a successful food blogger, which helps guide the reader in a structured manner. However, the instructions lack the detail and complexity necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as they are primarily motivational and not sufficiently detailed in procedural complexities or theoretical underpinnings.


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It’s TIFF time already and time for me to review a whole bunch of woman-hating films so you don’t have to. Last year I reviewed TIFF films that portray fierce women in leading roles, now it’s time to review the films that can’t even pass a simple test like The Bechdel Test. Read and enjoy! (or hate it, I don’t care, I’m just a blog).
Don’t forget to check out all my VICE articles, and all my many other publications, at the official Christine Estima dot com!

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through a specific task; rather, it expresses the author’s intent to critique films without offering structured instructions. Additionally, the content lacks organized procedural instructions that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it does not include detailed or methodical analysis that would encourage such processing.


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I have believed for many years that the family is the cornerstone of society. I believe that learning starts at day 1, and that meaningful relationships are what matter most! My goal for Real. Meaningful. Family. is to present information for parents, and learning activities for children, that are real, meaningful, and for the family. To accomplish this goal I have two main parts to this blog. The first is a comprehensive plan of developmentally appropriate activities for parents and caregivers to do on a daily basis with their toddlers and preschoolers. The second is a plan to provide summaries of current, quality research about parenting, child development, and family.
Several years ago I started to make a plan of activities for my own kids. I believed with my experience working with young children and a Ph d. in an early childhood field, I could create what I was looking for. Now, after 4 years of creating and using this with my children, I’m excited to be able to share these activities with you! This activity plan includes fun activities in areas like art, fine motor, problem solving, early science & math, and cooking & baking. I knew that these types of activities would open up amazing opportunities for communication development, fine motor skills, social and emotional development, problem solving skills, and sensory experiences. More importantly though, provide a great opportunity to spend a set time each day with your children. I found early on that life gets so busy. Without a plan for myself I easily got sidetracked by vacuuming or the laundry- things that don’t matter in the long run! When I have something planned to do with my kids they become my priority. It has definitely been a labor of love and resulted in so many meaningful moments. I sincerely hope you and your children enjoy these activities as much as we have!
The second part that is coming soon is a place for me to discuss relevant and quality research that deals with the family. Early on in my grad school experience it became apparent to me that the real research, the ‘stuff’ that researchers themselves rely on, oftentimes doesn’t get down to the most important people: the parents! It has been my goal since then to fix that! In addition to not being informed by quality research, we are bombarded by opinions. While opinions and personal experience are important, very little of what we hear is quality, research-based information. I want you- the parent- to know what current research is telling us and how to apply it in your daily life.
In 2012, I graduated with my PhD in Human Development and Family Studies, a field that fits my interests perfectly. From a very young age I was in love with children and the function of child development. For much of my teen years, I was babysitting kids or working in the church nursery in between … Continue reading Dr. Emily’s Story

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it offers an overview of the author's beliefs and intentions regarding family learning activities without stepwise instructions. Additionally, the instructions are not well-structured enough to facilitate training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as they lack specific, detailed procedural content that would encourage analysis or application.


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Tag Archives: books
Despite still working my way out of a reading & writing slump, I have somehow managed to finish some books as of late. As such, I just reached the 20th book and decided to celebrate by writing a little blogpost … Continue reading
Title: The Miseducation of Cameron Post Author: Emily M. Danforth Page count: 470 pages (paperback) Publisher: Balzer + Bray Rating: 4/5 stars
During April, the reading slump that started in March happily continued, and I spent way more time watching silly Japanese television than reading. Which is fine too, though I did miss that feeling of really getting stuck in a story. … Continue reading
I hit a reading slump. I still read some things this month! Just comparatively little, is all. And I have especially not been reading for the past two weeks or so. Explanations, quick book reviews, and probably way too many … Continue reading
Title: And Then There Were None Author: Agatha Christie Page count: 250 pages Rating: 5/5 stars
Last night, I finished reading The Count of Monte Cristo (yes, all 875 pages!). With finishing that, I have reached the first 10 books of the year, which I think warrants the first round-up as well!

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not present a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; rather, it consists of personal reflections and reviews of books read. The lack of well-structured procedural instructions makes it unsuitable for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it does not provide detailed or systematic guidance that would encourage analytical processing or logical progression in a task-oriented context.


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Hello! Thank you for stopping by and checking out my little food corner of the interwebs.
I’m Stephanie (aka Steph) – owner, recipe creator, writer, and picture snapper behind Steph in Thyme. IIt’s a pleasure to e-meet you.
I’ve been living and eating gluten-free for over five years – and you know what? Following a gluten-free diet isn’t always easy. I’ve had those days, missing out at parties and restaurants, missing baked goods and foods I grew up eating but have had to do without.
I get REALLY excited when I see gluten-free goodies and can barely contain myself.
After adjusting to a gluten-free lifestyle, I became an optimist, a glass half full kind of cook. Instead of focusing on what I have to do without, I have fun in the kitchen with all the things I can do free of gluten. I invite you to join me on this foodtastic journey.
With blogging and Steph in Thyme, my goal is to empower and inspire you to cook delicious and creative gluten-free foods, for every day and for every occasion. And not only gluten-free, but vegetarian and vegan as well. For more about my gluten-free and meatless journey, why I blog, and what to expect at Steph in Thyme, check out the About the Blog page.
And if you’re curious about the blogger behind the blog, I thought I would get a little personal. We’re friends in food, after all.
In a nutshell, I’m a…
- Former global nomad and marketer turned Bostonian blogger and yoga/barre teacher
- Connoisseur of German Christmas Market Glühwein
- Cooking class nerd always seeking to learn new skills in the kitchen
- Runner and cyclist with a soft spot for twisty cones
- Goofy camera ham when traveling – there are rarely normal photos of me
- Night owl trying to be a morning person
- Historical fiction junkie
- Aspiring time traveler
- 70s and 80s music fanatic, although I can only sing snippets instead of entire songs
I was raised in a proud military family and spent the majority of my life moving every two years. We lived and explored the corners of Europe and Asia up until a few years ago when my dad retired. My younger sister currently serves, so now we follow her around for more adventures.
Being exposed to different cultures and cuisines from a young age cultivated in me a sense of fearlessness, adventure, and culinary curiosity. From street food in Singapore to truck stops in Japan to taverna fare in Greece to bistro dining in Belgium – my food adventures inspire the creativity I explore in my own kitchen today.
I’m the oldest of three girls (that should tell you a lot right there). Our mom enjoyed taking pictures of us in random European fields growing up.
My sisters are my Best Food Friends. Our get-togethers revolve around good food and reliving favorite dishes from our gypsy traveling past. We’re always on the lookout for a knock-your-socks-off Greek taverna or Korean restaurant.
The middle sister has the sweet tooth of the family. Candy, baked goods, marzipan, hot chocolate, Dampfnudeln – you name it. If it’s sweet and/or doughy, she’s all over it (then works it off with SEAL workouts and P90X). She’s a ton of fun to travel with because no matter how full she is, she’ll always buy food from a vendor if she hasn’t tried it before. Since most of it is pure gluten, I live vicariously through her.
The youngest of the sister trio is by far the most adventurous eater. She has me beat. She will try anything once, even if she doesn’t know what it is. She scored big points for her culinary adventures on a high school trip to Russia. She’s beginning to experiment with gluten-free eating, so I’m excited to have a protégé.
I met CJ – the love of my life, best friend, and adventure buddy in 2010 while we were living and working in Northern Virginia. Both new to the area, we met on eHarmony (and are happy to be in a commercial, if anyone from eHarmony is reading).
We got married in 2013 at a rustic, fall winery wedding (wedding pictures galore) and honeymooned in Fiji. That trip raised the bar for all future vacations.
CJ is my #1 fan and biggest supporter. If it weren’t for him, I never would have left my job in Corporate America in 2014 to turn what I love into what I do.
He is the healthiest eater I know. Maybe on the planet. He eats 2-3 apples a day and goes through a bag of carrots a week (he IS as strong as a horse, so I guess that makes sense).
Exploring new and delicious vegetarian and vegan meals is one of our favorite activities. CJ is a constant source of recipe ideas and inspiration, my sidekick in the kitchen working the salad spinner like a champ. This blog wouldn’t be nearly as much fun without him working and helping me behind the scenes.
More fun (and random) facts about me
- I’ve had an obsession with The Wizard of Oz since I can remember. On my wedding day, I wore ruby slippers under my gown and walked down a yellow brick road of petals to a slow, jazz rendition of Somewhere Over the Rainbow.
- I could easily subsist on dolmadakia, phở and summer rolls, and veggie filled tacos for the rest of my life.
- I consider DIP a food group. Hummus, baba ganoush, tzatziki, fava bean dip – I prefer to pair my meals with some kind of dip or dipping sauce.
- I majored in English and wrote a book of poetry about James Dean for my undergrad senior honors thesis.
- One day I hope to live in a house near the water. I daydream about a little cottage in Maine, a lighthouse in view out the paned glass kitchen window, baking blueberry muffins and writing novels in my old age.
- I’m a big history dork. I love documentaries, asking a million questions on walking tours, and spending hours in museums. I have a graduate degree in History and wrote my master’s thesis on actor and Abraham Lincoln assassin, John Wilkes Booth.
- I’m a passionate yoga student and recently certified Yoga Teacher and Reiki Practitioner. For all things yoga, visit my separate site Oh My Heart Yoga.
I would love to E-MEET you! Please leave a comment here with your name and a fun fact about yourself <3
Stay in touch
Interacting with readers is one of the reasons I love and continue to blog. I would love to hear from you and connect! If you have question, comment, or just want to say “Hellloooo,” feel free to email me at stephk[at]stephinthyme[dot]com. You can also connect with me via social media:

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**Step-by-step: No**
**Training: No**

The article is more of an introductory personal narrative rather than a step-by-step guide for completing a specific task. It lacks a structured sequence of ordered steps that would be required to instruct a reader on how to accomplish something methodically. Additionally, the procedural instructions—if any—are not well-defined or focused on training a language model for deeper reasoning, as they primarily revolve around the author’s personal experiences and background rather than providing actionable, detailed guidance.


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Anyone can be picky when it comes to desserts and ice-creams but when it comes to good ole’ cookies… Ah, it’s hard to say no! Especially when it’s soft and DELICIOUS like this one. These babies get slightly crunchy around the edges but still soft and chewy in the centre. Every bite is bursting with flavor and yumminess! My favorite thing about this recipe is … Continue reading GIANT WHITE CHOCOLATE PECAN COOKIES
If you have been following me for a while, you might have noticed that I have cut down making desserts and sweet dishes. YES! We are trying to lose weight! By the way, I think it’s true, people tend to gain weight after they get married. I read it on one of Popsugar’s article, or was it Women’s health mag? Don’t quite remember but it … Continue reading Reviving an old Passion
Hello everyone! I have a very, very long list of things that I would love to do before I get too old… I would say 30 but that’s not too far and my bank balance is not in favor of making all my dreams come true yet- So gotta take it slow and take baby steps! This is mainly for myself, a way of saving all … Continue reading What’s in my bucket list?
HELLO SLEEPYHEADS…BREAKFAST IS SERVEDDD 😉 … well, that’s at least what you’ll be saying after making this delicious, easy breakfast meal! My favorite part of the week is the weekend, because My cutie husband and I get to, first of all, sleeep in.. which, who doesn’t love?! right? and second of all, get to cook together with all the time in the world= funnn! I … Continue reading German Pancakes
Jacket: c/o Dynamite | Pants: Ross | Top: Old Navy | Shoes: c/o Calvin Klein | Scarf: Kenya | Purse: Winners If you are a regular reader of my posts, then you probably already know that I am from a little Island in Kenya (which is in Africa). I was born and raised there until I turned 18 and had just graduated from … Continue reading A FEW THINGS I LEARNT ABOUT MYSELF FROM MOVING ABROAD
SPRING IS HEREEE!! Which also means waking up early and spending majority of the outside in the sun! As you may know, my day doesn’t really start without a good breakfast- I am all sleepy and lazy until I have a good breakfast! During the weekends, I put in more time and effort in making breakfast as my cute husband is having breakfast with me as … Continue reading DENVER OMELET BREAKFAST MUFFINS
You can never get tired of eating chicken isn’t it? especially when it’s made out of cream and Parmesan right? This delicious skillet chicken has become my favorite. I had all the ingredients on hand when I made this dish apart from Artichoke. I didn’t let that stop me, I continued on to making the dish without the vegetable and it tasted perfectly perfect!! (Thinking … Continue reading Skillet Chicken with Creamy Spinach Artichoke Sauce

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; instead, it appears to be a collection of informal blog-style entries about various topics, primarily desserts and meals. Additionally, the procedural instructions for cooking or baking are not presented in a well-structured manner that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as there are no detailed, step-by-step methods offered for any recipes.


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*** Combine granulated sugar, cream of tartar and water in saucepan. Cook and stir over medium heat until sugar dissolves. Cook to 226F without stirring. Wash down sugar crystals on sides of pan with wet brush. Cool to 110F. Blend in confectioners sugar gradually, beating until smooth. Add butter. Add flavoring and food colors. Thin down frosting with a few tsp hot water until pouring consistency. Place petits fours on wire rack over wax paper. Slowly pour frosting by tsp over cake. Spreading evenly with a small spatula. Scrape up drippings and re-use, adding a little water.
*** Three 1 oz squares unsweetened chocolate, melted.
*** 1 tbs instant coffee.
*** 1-1/2 tsp vanilla or almond extract.
*** 1-2 tbs rum or brandy extract.
YIELD: Frosting for 3 Dozen Petits Fours (2x1)
Cajun Country -- New Iberia, Louisiana

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making frosting, detailing specific actions like combining ingredients and cooking to precise temperatures, which guides the reader through the task. However, the instructions lack sufficient depth and detail in terms of reasoning or explanation, which would be necessary for training a language model for deeper reasoning. The focus remains on the procedural nature of baking without delving into the "why" behind certain steps or techniques.


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I had SO much fun shopping and exploring the store that day. It was seriously the best Sephora visit ever.
Around Atlanta, there are three Sephoras I usually visit. This visit to the one at Town Center mall in Kennesaw was so great I had to mention it. I normally don't call out specific stores, but I had the best experience there. From the helpful guy in the fragrance department to the awesome girls throughout the store. They were just extra awesome. Not just because they knew I was a blogger- I don't think the guy had any idea who I was and was so helpful and knowledgeable. It just really made such a great difference.
Ok, I got carried away. Enough Sephora love. But seriously, it was good stuff.
So I hit the Sephora Friends and Family sale (I explain all sale details in the video) and got some really awesome new goodies. I also took advantage of a 20% off sale (with coupon) at Ulta, where I purchased all drugstore items (except one). Then I hit Target for a few more drugstore items I needed.
So both hauls have a little bit of everything, which is fun.
...So much fun that I won't be shopping for makeup for quite some time.
Check out the videos below for all the makeup-y haul goodness!
What are YOUR recent awesome makeup-y finds??

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; instead, it reflects the author's personal experience at a store without outlining any procedural instructions. Additionally, the content lacks the detailed structure necessary to serve as effective training material for a language model focused on deeper reasoning, as it mainly consists of anecdotal observations rather than explicit instructions or reasoning processes.


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- A commercially available kit from a mainstream cosmetics manufacturer costing about $15 lets you transfer the printed text of your choice onto your nails?
- Beauty bloggers and videographers have also uncovered a do-it-yourself (DIY) method to achieve the same fashionable effect using standard household manicure materials, printed newspaper scraps, and rubbing alcohol or vodka?
- Paint your nails with 2 coats of any light-coloured nail polish and allow to dry.
- One at a time, dip each nail for about 5 seconds in rubbing alcohol, vodka, or other clear, distilled spirits.
- Place a scrap of printed newspaper text, comic strips, etc., face down on the nail. Press down gently on the paper for 15 seconds (but don’t wiggle it around or the text will smudge).
- Slowly remove the newsprint.
- Seal the printing thus transferred onto your nails with a clear topcoat.
PS: Before applying, did any of you chicsters give any thought to font or content? What were your selection criteria for choosing the text?
Addendum on Friday 8 February 2013:
It turns out this post has generated some lively discussion on LinkedIn under the heading "Hey girls, has anyone ever tried a newspaper-print manicure?" at:
One reader suggested cutting your own strips of newsprint or magazines and applying them with a base and top coat like papier maché. So I Googled “nail stickers” and discovered a thriving market--both for miniature decals that you stick in the middle of your nails as ornaments and full-coverage nail-shaped stickers that you apply like wallpaper and then trim away the excess—along exactly the same lines as the reader had suggested! It seems that some ingenious printer out there had precisely the same idea. http://www.claires.com/store/goods/clearance/cat1260126/beauty/p34133/bling-nail-stickers/
Still another option is "music nails": Someone has successfully applied snippets of sheet music for a violin intermezzo to her fingernails, but suggests the technique would work just as well with sheet music for your favourite song. http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/music-nails
Then there are cases of applying an individual letter of the alphabet to each fingernail to spell out words, using either hand-painted letters or nail stickers:
Addendum Wednesday 13 February 2013:
Further new discoveries prompted by our LinkedIn discussion are a couple of on-line cases where graphic designers have used either rubbing alcohol or a product called rub-on transfer paper to apply miniature computer-printed images to their nails. I guess with a logo the tricks would be: (1) reversing the image so it wouldn’t turn out backwards, and (2) making sure it stays legible while shrinking it small enough to fit your pinkie. http://blog.modcloth.com/2012/07/18/nail-klub-get-geek-week-chic-with-diy-nail-transfers/

response:
Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing the task of transferring printed text onto nails, making it easy for readers to follow along. However, the instructions lack the depth and detail necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. While they are clear, they do not include comprehensive explanations, alternative methodologies, or considerations that would enhance a model's understanding and application of the task beyond the basic steps.


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The key midfielder has an outside chance of being involved against West Ham on Wednesday and should be fully fit for the FA Cup trip to Brighton at the weekend
By Wayne Veysey | Chief Correspondent
Mikel Arteta is ahead of schedule in his recovery from injury and is set to return to the Arsenal team this week, Goal.comunderstands.
The Spaniard is believed to have an outside chance of being involved in the Premier League match against West Ham on Wednesday night and should be fully fit in time for Saturday’s FA Cup trip to Brighton.
Arteta’s impending return is a boost for the north Londoners, who have lost two of the three matches that he has missed.
Goal.com revealed last week that the 30-year-old had suffered a small tear to his calf after pulling up in training on Friday, January 11.
The timeline put on his return following scans was ‘two to three weeks’ but Arteta has made good progress in his recovery.
The midfielder was absent Arsenal’s Premier League defeats against Manchester City and Chelsea, and the FA Cup victory over Swansea City.
|WENGER RUES POOR START
|7/1||Arsenal are 7/1 with bet365 to beat Brighton 2-1 in the FA Cup this weekend
Arsene Wenger will be keen to re-integrate the key player, who is regarded as one of the team’s few dressing room leaders, back into the set-up, given the lack of central midfield alternatives at the club.
With Jack Wilshere pushed further forward, Abou Diaby and the inexperienced Francis Coquelin have been the midfield pairing in the last two matches.
Arteta first felt pain in his calf ahead of the Capital One Cup tie against Bradford City last month and was an unused substitute in a game which Arsenal dismally lost on penalties.
But tests have shown that there is no long-term damage and he will soon be back in training.

response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps guiding the reader through a task; instead, it focuses on the status of a football player’s recovery and his potential return to the team. Additionally, the information does not contain structured procedural instructions that would be useful for training a language model, as it lacks detailed, explicit reasoning processes or instructions that facilitate deeper understanding or reasoning capabilities.


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I’ve got chocolate covered snacks today!
Surprise, surprise right?
But when in doubt, always go with chocolate covered. Not that I was in doubt or anything. I mean, dipping these bars in chocolate was honestly the whole reason behind making these extra healthy bars. Duh.
I have actually had these dark chocolate dipped crunchy coconut cashew sesame bars (whew) sitting on my computer since before New Years, but for some reason, things like chia pudding and peanut butter chocolate bars got in the way. Well, it’s not that they got in the way (because they are all freaking delicious), it’s more that I was saving these bars for the very right time because, well that’s just what I do. I save favorite recipes until I am ready to share them. And yeah, sorry if you have heard this before, but I feel I need to explain my freakish ways once more.
But hey, at least there is a method for my madness, I’m giving you healthy chocolate bars that you can totally feel good about eating. That’s gotta count for something, right?
So, these bars are basically a bunch of healthy ingredients (but still really great tasting!) piled into a bar. They are gluten-free, vegan and full of healthy fats and protein. Which is obviously why these are acceptable at any given point throughout the day.
Can you say a little chocolate for breakfast? Ahhhh, yes pleeeaase.
See, your Tuesday is already looking up.
The bulk of these bars are a base of cashews, coconut and boat loads of seeds. I chose to use a mix of black and white sesame seeds, flax seeds and hemp seeds. They seemed to be the perfect mix and added just the right amount of CRUNCH to the bars.
Start off by toasting everything to get that delicious roasted flavor. Then just blend together, mix with a little maple syrup or honey, a touch of vanilla and salt, and bake, cut and dip….
Or in my case, double dip. Then drizzle on some more. I just couldn’t help it. You should never go lite on chocolate layers. Just never.
Dark Chocolate Dipped Crunchy Coconut Cashew Sesame Bars.
- 1 1/2 cups raw cashews
- 1/2 cup raw unsweetened coconut flakes
- 6 tablespoons sesame seeds I used a mix of black and white
- 3 tablespoons flax seeds
- 3 tablespoons hemp seeds
- 1/4 cup wheat bran or cooked quinoa for gluten free eaters
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/2 cup pure maple syrup or honey
- 1 tablespoon coconut oil
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 8 ounces dark chocolate melted
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Coat 8x8 inch baking pan with cooking spray and then line with parchment, leaving overhang on all sides. Set aside.
Toast cashews, coconut, sesame seeds, flaxseeds and hemp seeds in separate areas on a rimmed baking sheet, stirring occasionally (but not mixing the seeds and nuts), until golden brown, about 10–12 minutes. Let cool slightly and measure out 2 tablespoons sesame seeds, 1 tablespoon flaxseed and 1 tablespoon hemp seeds. Set these seeds aside to top the bars with later.
Add the cashews, the coconut and the remaining sesame, flax and hemp seeds plus the salt and wheat bran to a food processor or high powdered blender. Process until finely chopped. Place in a medium bowl.
Bring maple syrup (or honey) and the coconut oil to a boil in a small saucepan. Cook, stirring, for about 1 minute. Remove and stir in the vanilla. Pour over cashew/seed mixture and stir to coat.
Press the mixture firmly into the prepared 8x8 pan with the back of a greased measuring cup or wet hands. Top the bars with the reserved seeds from earlier. Press the seeds gently to adhere. Bake until golden brown, 25–30 minutes. Let cool, then cut into the bars.
Dip the cooled bars into the melted chocolate and place on a parchment lined cookie sheet. Freeze 5 minutes for the chocolate to harden. Store in an air tight container at room temp or in the fridge.
And now we snack….and snack a lot.

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**Step-by-step: Yes**
The article clearly outlines ordered steps for making the chocolate-covered bars, such as toasting ingredients, blending them, and the specific baking process. Each step is presented in a logical sequence that guides the reader from preparation to the final product.

**Training: No**
While the instructions are clear and ordered, they lack the depth and detail necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. The steps provided do not incorporate complex reasoning or elaborate methods that would encourage a model to think critically about variations or the underlying principles of the recipe.


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Sunday, November 06, 2011
The Weekend Lens
On Saturday Vic and Fynn had some fun "smashing pumpkins." We had a bunch of our pumpkins that needed to start decomposing in our back garden, so out came the axe and a iittle bit of chopping. We joked that Fynn is claiming responsibility for the Pumpkin Day Massacre. (A little dark humour).
In the afternoon we dropped Sophie off at her Brownie sleepover camp. It was in one of the buildings down at the fairgrounds. Sophie had her bedroll (sleeping bag, tarp and foamie) all rolled up and ready to go, along with her kitchen bag (eating utensils). This was a trial run overnight trip for a two-day Christmas camp the girls are doing in Vernon closer to Christmas.
The girls had a great time. They went to the movies and saw Puss and Boots, played outside, had hot chocolate, did crafts and read books. The Brownie leaders love to stay busy so the girls are always doing things and earning badges.
We took Fynn down to Kelowna. We went to the new Bed, Bath and Beyond store too. The next time I need new towels or bedding, I will definitely check it out. Fynn got one of these (now he has no excuse to take Sophie's).

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task, as it primarily describes a series of events and activities rather than instructional content. Additionally, it lacks well-structured procedural instructions that would help in training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it does not contain detailed or analytical guidance on any specific process or topic.


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Hang on, don’t disappear, I know, I know….the title might not be the biggest crowd puller but bear with me, I have a conversation I’d love to have with you and seeing as I know that most people who read my blog get here via social media I need you to stick around and add … More Social media is not the answer!
This is the third instalment of my experience with Virgin Media and so it might not make sense without the back story; if you’re interested in that you can read Virgin Media – the best and the worst, which details what happened over the Christmas break with my lack of broadband and the response from … More Service recovery: customer, process and employee
This year I’ve been working on keeping a work-life balance so haven’t been working this weekend, instead I’ve been blogging, tweeting, cooking and generally chilling out. Part of that chill out has involved catching up on television that I recorded months ago, including The Big School Lottery, a BBC documentary in three parts about Birmingham Education … More The Big School Lottery
I’ve been playing around with the idea of writing this post for a while, well I guess on and off for about a year! What started as a wish to understand more has, if I’m really honest, progressed into a minor irritation at the lack of clarity and then just before Christmas I had a … More What is service design?
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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not present a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through a task. Instead, it reads more like a collection of personal anecdotes and reflections without detailed procedural instructions. Furthermore, the lack of structured information and clarity diminishes its usefulness for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as there are no explicit methodologies or logical frameworks outlined for learning or application.


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Question about Sony Ericsson K800i Cellular Phone
Can i get the master unlock phone code
i forgot the unlocked code
Give me your IMEI number. *#06# for checking the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) and I will give you the master code for your phone.
Posted on Feb 12, 2008
How to format my memory stick? its asking phone lock code & default code is (0000) but still it is neglecting. so plz help me.
Posted on Nov 18, 2008
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As long as you know your security code you can retreive your lock code. On the Lotus dial ##3282# scroll down to Advanced, choose View, then scroll down to option 5 which should be the Lock Code and select it. You will need to enter your security code here which typically is 6 zeros.
Posted on Nov 11, 2009
SOURCE: forgot my phone lock code
If u have changed the Phone Lock code, try entering the
code " 0000 " thats the standard code for most Sonyericsson Cellphones.
Good Luck :-)
Posted on Jan 24, 2008
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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps, making it challenging for the reader to follow a specific process for resolving issues related to the Sony Ericsson K800i or other phone lock codes. Additionally, the instructions provided are fragmented and not comprehensive enough to support training a language model in deeper reasoning, as they do not elaborate on the rationale behind the steps or provide detailed, structured guidance.


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Some webpages getting more time to load because of lot of images and ad banners. Blocking images results in faster browsing, especially helpful on handheld devices or slower connections like GSM/GPRS/EDGE dial-up etc. If you want to stop unwanted images on certain websites follow the below steps in your browser.
Google Chrome has the inbuilt feature to stop images on specific websites. So users no need to install any other extension or third party apps to block images. First update your Chrome to latest version and follow the below steps
- Open any site with your Chrome browser
- Then click on View site information icon next to reload button
- Then click on a small arrow icon in Images column , and select "Always Block on this Site"
Now reload webpage, all the images will be blocked on a entire website.
- Firefox users install this Image Block extension to your browser
- Open any webpage then click on Image Block icon on Navigation toolbar
- Reload your page
- That's all the images will be blocked on a specific website.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for blocking images in both Google Chrome and Firefox, making it easy for readers to follow along. However, the instructions lack sufficient detail and structure necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as the steps are somewhat generic and do not encourage analytical thinking or complex problem-solving beyond the immediate task.


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Now officially slated to be released on the 19th of September, iOS 11 promises to be one of Apple’s biggest updates yet. It brings about a slew of changes and improvements across the board, as has been made evident from the beta that has been ongoing since late June.
Among the many big changes and new features, it is easy to overlook some of the more ‘hidden’ additions as they tend to slip under the radar. One such that will undoubtedly have a big impact going forward however is the inclusion of a native screen recorder in iOS for the very first time.
Prior to iOS 11 the ‘official’ way to record video footage from the screen of an iOS device was to connect it to a computer and use QuickTime or some other screen recorder to capture the video. Other methods have also been used, such as video capture devices or simply pointing a video camera at the screen – but none have been particularly convenient.
At times users have resorted to third-party apps that require the iOS device be rooted before they can be used. Needless to say this raises a host of other concerns, with security featuring prominently among them.
In iOS 11 however there will be a built-in screen recorder that can be added to the Control Center. With it learning how to record video on iPad or iPhones will be far easier, as it can be enabled in the Settings by selecting Control Center then scrolling down and adding Screen Recording.
Once it has been added, it will be possible to start recording at any time by swiping upwards from the bottom of the screen to open the Control Center and then tapping on the Screen Recording button. Users will also be able to record audio via the microphone, and the option to do so can be found by accessing the menu using a hard press or long press on the button.
While the recording is ongoing, a bar will appear at the top of the screen to indicate as much and display the duration of the recording. To stop the recording the user will have to tap on this bar then select Stop, or open the screen recording menu in the Control Center and do the same there. After the recording is complete, the video will be saved to the Camera Roll and can then be viewed, edited or shared in the same way as any video that you record using an iOS device.
Suffice to say recording videos from the screen of iOS devices will become much easier and more convenient with the release of iOS 11. It is worth noting however that other methods aren’t likely to be obsolete – at least not immediately as iOS 11 is compatible with 64-bit devices only, meaning that older devices will not be able to upgrade.
Although the scren recording on iOS 11 may not be its most hyped feature by a long shot, it is one that is likely to have a lasting impact. Not only will users have a much easier time creating content by recording their screen, but they will also be able to save video calls, or record content from Snapchat and other apps.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article presents a clear sequence of steps for enabling and using the screen recording feature on iOS 11, guiding the reader through the process in an ordered manner. However, the instructions lack sufficient detail and depth that would encourage deeper reasoning or enable a language model to learn complex procedural tasks, as the focus remains primarily on a single feature rather than broader concepts or implications.


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India is a country full of festivals which make Indians happy and joyous. We here get many occasion for sharing blissful and festive moments every year among family, friends, and relatives. Among a number of festivals celebrated in India including national festivals, religious festivals and other mythological ones, Diwali is one of the most celebrated. In the list of all festivals, Deepawali holds a position of importance. Hence, people usually look for best diwali wishes to greet their feelings well.
As per the Hindu calendar, Deepawali is celebrated every year in the new moon night of the Kartika month. This year we will celebrate Diwali on 19th October.
Happy Diwali Wishes
The festival of Diwali is filled with a lot of customs and maintains the victory of good over evil. People lit up their houses and surroundings with beautiful candles as a sign to eliminate darkness from their lives. Mouth-watering sweet dishes are prepared at homes. Everyone get together to rejoice in this festival with full enthusiasm. A common trend is there to exchange warm wishes with each other through messages, calls, and SMS. Hence, we here have collected some best Diwali messages for you to share for free.
Happy Diwali 2017
On this propitious festival of lights,
May the radiance of joy,
Richness and happiness
Illuminate your life and your home.
Wishing you a Happy Diwali”
Wish that the cheerful lights of Deepavali lead you through your way out of every streak of trials in this life. Happy Diwali!”
With shine of Diyas
And the Echo of the Chants
May Happiness and Gladness Fill Your life
Wishing you a very happy and thriving Diwali Wishes!!”
Diwali Quotes and Messages
Happy Diwali 2017 is going to be celebrated widely across the world on 19th of October 2017 which is Thursday and in most of the countries, Deepawali is celebrated with the national holiday. An assortment of best and top Happy Deepavali wishes has been made. Nowadays everybody wants the best wishes for Happy Diwali to share along with their family members and friends.
Best Diwali Quotes
Candles to enjoy life,
Decorations to light life;
Presents to share success;
Fire Crackers to burn evils;
Sweets to sweeten success;
And Pooja to thank God!
Happy Deepavali 2017!
Festive season fill our lives with a new fascination and gladness. May this Diwali prove to the launch of something great in your life! Wish you a happy and safe Diwali!
May the cheerfulness and prosperity in your life be as big as Lord Ganesha’s trunk and distresses be as small as his mouse! Wish you a wonderful Diwali!
Diwali Messages SMS in English
This Diwali, let your style quotient fly miles high. Happy Diwali!
May your presence add to festivities across homes of family and friends! Wish you a prosperous Diwali!
Wishing you and your family tons of good wishes on the auspicious occasion of Diwali! Have a sparkling and safe Diwali.
This Diwali let’s burn all our egos and fill our hearts and minds with pure thoughts. Have a great Diwali.
May this Diwali bring you happiness and prosperity. May Goddess Lakshmi bless you and give you strength to achieve success in whatever you do. Have a Happy Diwali!
Rejoice on this blessed occasion by spreading joy with your friends and loved ones. Happy Diwali 2017.
Some want these days, sweet happy Diwali wishes for their girlfriends and boyfriends while others look for lovely diwali messages that they can share with their partners. Even short happy Deepawali wishes for WhatsApp status are also in trend.
Diwali Messages in Hindi
ये दिवाली आपके जीवन
में खुशियों की बरसात
धन और शौहरत की
दिवाली की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं!
दीपक का प्रकाश हर
पल आपके जीवन में
नई रोशनी लाए,
बस यही शुभकामना
है आपके लिए इस
दीपावली आए तो
दीप जलाए, धूम
छोड़ा पटाखा, जली
आप सबको दीपावली
दीपावली में दीपों
का दीदार हो,
और खुशियों की
इस दिवाली में यही
कामना है कि
सफलता आपके कदम चूमे
और खुशी आपके आसपास हो।
माता लक्ष्मी की कृपा आप पर बनी रहे।
Happy Diwali Greetings 2017
Greetings are the unsurpassed way to share your emotional state with others. So, Happy Diwali greetings turn out to be famous. Various kinds of inventiveness can be seen during the festival on greeting cards, papers and more. If online greetings are talked about, it basically refers to creatively made designs and figures or exquisitely written words that reflect original greetings.
Did you find this blog interesting? Have you got the perfect Diwali Wishes of your expectations here? Do let us know in the comments box below.
For other festive updates keep visiting us. Till then enjoy this festive season and Happy Diwali!

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; instead, it primarily offers well-wishing messages and descriptions related to the Diwali festival. While it does include some greetings that could be shared during the festival, the lack of structured procedural instructions and detailed steps means it would not be suitable for training a language model aimed at deeper reasoning or task completion.


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Rhys Southan of the blog Let Them Eat Meat came across my veganism-related posts here on TFIR, and ended up interviewing me for his series of interviews with ex-vegans.
I put quite a bit of effort into the interview and am pleased with how it turned out. You can find it here.
I welcome your comments (make them over there). This whole thing has really been a journey, and I’m not there yet.
And to anyone who finds themselves here from following a link at Let Them Eat Meat – welcome. I am going to be blogging more or less regularly beginning soon and would love to have you join the discussion of miscellaneous things ethical.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; instead, it discusses an interview and the author's reflections on their journey related to veganism. As a result, it lacks well-structured procedural instructions that would encourage deeper reasoning or be useful for training a language model, as the content focuses on personal experiences and future blogging intentions rather than detailed methodologies.


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Finally, after what seems like an eternity, here I am back in the tropics. Back in my natural habitat.
Yes, those who know me well, know that I am at my happiest where it’s hot.
Almost 2 weeks ago we landed in Bali for a 4-week vacation. It is kind of a strange vacation because, to be honest, I feel like I leave here. As soon as we stepped out of the airport I was welcomed by the unmistakable smell of Bali. Incense and frangipani…a bit of pollution as well but hey that was ignored for a moment.
I had teary eyes on our taxi ride from the airport to our accommodation in Sanur, only 20 minutes away. While feeling happy, free and liberated, I felt the old self me.
Nusa Lembongan, Little Paradise
As I write this, I am sitting outside our home, for the time being, a cosy bungalow in Nusa Lembongan a small island only a few kilometres from the south-east coast of Bali.
It is very easy to get to Nusa Lembongan by speedboat from Bali. There are many services departing throughout the day from the north of Sanur beach provided by several operators.
We picked Sunrise speedboats. Actually, we did not have much of a choice as we were lead there by a friendly local. We paid 550,000 Rupiah each for an open return ticket that includes pick up and drop off from/to your hotel.
Prices are very similar to all the operators. They range between 500,000 and 550,000 Rupiah return and they all include pick up and drop off to/from your accommodation.
It takes approximately 30 minutes to reach Nusa Lembongan.
A Comfortable Home
We arrived at Jungutbatu, the main village on the Island, and then transported on a local transport to our accommodation, Kubu Homestay, only a few minutes walk from Mushroom Bay and just around the corner from Sunset point.
We love it here. Komang and Kadek, our hosts, and their 3 lovely children are wonderful and very welcoming. They make sure their guests have a good time. There is a nice view of the sea just behind some empty land opposite the guest house, which makes me think that probably in no time there will be some other property built on it obstructing the view.
One of the reasons why we picked Kubu Sunset is because there is a pool. It is perfect to chill out when returning from the beach in the afternoon.
It does not feel like a holiday. In fact, it is not a holiday. It is a home for now. Let’s say we relocated here for few weeks. At the end of the day, home is where you park your bags.
Click here to check availability at Kubu Sunset and claim your €15 discount on your stay! It’s a gift from me, everybody loves a discount.
Have you been to Nusa Lembongan? Share your thoughts and experience in the comments 🙂

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or structured procedural instructions that would guide the reader through completing a task. Instead, it reads more like a personal narrative or travelogue, detailing the author’s experiences in Bali and Nusa Lembongan without a step-by-step format or in-depth reasoning processes that would benefit a language model’s training. There is a lack of detailed instructions that encourage critical thinking or a systematic approach to any tasks mentioned.


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22 DIY Reclaimed Wood Projects That Even Beginners Can Do
Have you been thinking of what project to do with the reclaimed or pellet woods you have? This is one great thing about woodworking; it gets your creativity working every time. And you cannot even run out of options and ideas to do.
These reclaimed woods may not look very nice anymore but wait until you see it refurnished. You will be surprised on how a little tweaking, cutting, drilling, and painting can do. Call it wood make over. Even these woods deserve it as well. These 22 DIY Reclaimed Wood Projects that Even Beginners Can Do will tell you how.
2) Artistic Coffee Cup Rack
Yes, I’ll take both! Satisfy your caffeine fix any time of the day, and perhaps a little reminder that you do- need one- with this easy to do DIY coffee cup rack. You sure can’t buy love, but you can with coffee- lots of it, and can even make this cute coffee cup rack too. And that’s a lot of love right there.
3) Rustic Pallet Picture Frames
If a picture paints a thousand words, then you probably wouldn’t mind reading a million. Store and cherish memories creatively and have it in print, and let everyone knows it. You might have posted a thousand of these pictures in your social media, but hey, nothing can beat the old school. Old and new, let these simple wooden hanging frames tell the story.
4) Pallet Wood Sofa
7) Wood Coasters
It’s all on the details. You can customize it and write your name, draw your favorite figure or even write in French, Chinese or even in your millennial language, however, you want to express yourself in these customized wooden coasters. It’s a great homemade gift idea, too.
10) Farmhouse Clock
Because it is always farm-o'clock somewhere, you may want to add this country vibe wooden farmhouse clock to your home and feel the sounds of the birds and the bees and smell the fresh air. Made of leftover pallet wood, this statement piece will give your home a gorgeous and ultra-chic décor.
12) Wall Rack for Coats, Hats, and Storage
13) Barnwood House Number Sign
A very simple and easy-to-do woodworking idea to do with a piece of barn wood that you probably would not think of. With a little cutting and drilling, you already made a hanging house number sign to replace your old one. Simple and inexpensive, the black and white number does not cost much when bought as well.
18) Farmhouse Message Board
Let’s be honest, organizing your day to day activities and to-dos is a skill probably only a few have mastered and passed with flying colors. And for those who are struggling miserably, post-its are to the rescue. That little piece of thing can be a life saver. And this farmhouse message board is just a perfect fit for those post-its and notes.
20) Barn Wood Jewelry Holder
So what do you think of the list? Were you inspired to start working on your project ASAP? There is a lot of things you could do with a piece of wood, that we can’t just leave it stacked and unused at home. It is amazing how you think wood that is not useable anymore can turn into something cool, beautiful and a functional piece. Thus I hope this list gives you some ideas of what to do with it the next time.
Which of them do you plan to make first? Tell us what you think in the comment section below. And yes, let’s share and keep inspiring others.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing each DIY project; instead, it lists several project ideas without detailed instructions or procedures. Additionally, the procedural instructions are not structured or detailed enough to be useful for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as they lack specific guidance, measurements, or a logical progression that would encourage critical thinking and problem-solving.