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Step 1 Just crush the bread slices in a mixer.
Boil potato & carrot. smash and keep it aside.
Step 2 Heat oil in a pan add fennel seeds, when it leaves the aroma add finely chopped onion and chilly to it. saute it well.
Add ginger garlic paste saute it , add the masala's one by one with salt to it. Mix it well.
Step 3 Now add the smashed potato and carrot mix to it.Mix all the ingredients.
Remove this mixture to another bowl and add the bread , curry leaves and coriander leaves. check the salt too.
Step 4 Mix all the ingredients well so that you can roll it to small balls.
Spread some oil in your hand and make cutlets with it.
Step 5 Heat some oil (Shallow Fry) and fry the cutlets.
Step 6 Out of this you can make 25 small cutlets.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps that effectively guide the reader through the process of making cutlets, making it easy to follow. However, the instructions lack the depth and detail needed for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as they do not elaborate on why specific ingredients or techniques are used, nor do they address potential variations or common pitfalls in the cooking process.


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Stargaze or see how the human body works at this kid-friendly museum.. In Short The museum features a variety of exhibits, from virtual basketball to robotic dinosaurs. Visitors can test their limits in some of the most challenging sports. Hang from a climbing wall or compare your speed to that of some of the world's fastest animals. Doctor wanna-bes can check out the knee-surgery video and watch an actual arthroscopic procedure. For cosmic cadets, star lectures and free telescope viewing are available on select evenings.
Kids Kids Kids.
If you got Kids this is the place for you. It has something for kids of all ages! And everything has some type of hands on experience so anyone will love it. If you got kids this is the place to go!
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Step-by-step: Yes
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The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for utilizing the Linkback system, which guides the reader through the process of linking their blog review to the Citysearch page. The instructions are straightforward and well-structured, enabling readers to follow each step easily, thus fostering deeper reasoning about how to implement the Linkback system effectively.


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (April 29, 2009) — Jockey Victor Espinoza called an audible and guided 11-1 shot Candy Pull to a front-running victory in Wednesday’s $52,000 allowance feature at Hollywood Park.
Espinoza, who also rode Misremembered to victory one race earlier, planned to come from off the pace, but he let Candy Pull roll when he showed early speed. The 4-year-old gelding responded with an impressive 2 ½-length victory to snap a six-race winless streak.
Candy Pull, who is based in trainer Jesus Mendoza’s Hollywood Park stable, had a win and a third in two starts here at the 2008 Autumn Meet, but finished no better than fourth in five subsequent starts at Santa Anita.
He paid $25.40, $10.20 and $5.20 while covering six furlongs on the Lakeside Turf Course in 1:08.39. Runner-up My City by the Bay returned $7 and $4.80, while the show payoff on Quick Enough was $3.20.
Candy Pull’s victory helped set up a Pick Six carryover of $64,925 when live racing resumes on Friday afternoon at Hollywood Park. There is also a Super High Give carryover of $51,166. Post time is at 1 p.m. as Hollywood Park offers its lone Friday matinee of the meeting to accommodate the simulcast of the Kentucky Oaks.
Thursday will feature simulcast wagering only at Hollywood Park with live racing Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
First live post for Saturday’s Kentucky Derby Day program at Hollywood Park is at 11 a.m. Track gates open at 7 a.m. each day with the first import from Kentucky at 7:30 a.m.
Copyright © 2009-2013, Hollywood Park. All rights reserved.

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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, as it primarily reports on a horse race and its outcomes rather than offering procedural guidance. Additionally, the content lacks well-structured instructions or details that would facilitate training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it does not delve into methodologies, processes, or logical frameworks that would encourage analytical thinking.


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National Basketball Association
Oklahoma City 98, San Antonio 101
AT&T Center - Attendance: 18581
Oklahoma City Thunder
|Percentage||42.2%||39.1%||82.6%||Team Rebounds: 5|
|Scratched: Cole Aldrich: Coach's Decision, Lazar Hayward: Coach's Decision, Royal Ivey: Coach's Decision, Reggie Jackson: Injured, Eric Maynor: Injured, Nazr Mohammed: Coach's Decision|
San Antonio Spurs
|Percentage||45.8%||33.3%||68.0%||Team Rebounds: 7|
|Scratched: James Anderson: Coach's Decision, DeJuan Blair: Coach's Decision, Derrick Byars: Injured, Cory Joseph: Injured, Patrick Mills: Coach's Decision|
- Joe Crawford
- Marc Davis
- Greg Willard
San Antonio, TX (Sports Network) - Facing probably their toughest test in more than a month, the Spurs found a way to come out on top again.
The biggest victory so far in a 19-game winning streak dating back more than six weeks has them another step closer to the NBA Finals.
Manu Ginobili scored 26 points off the bench and San Antonio rallied for a big fourth quarter Sunday night to beat the Oklahoma City Thunder, 101-98, in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals.
Game 2 is Tuesday night in San Antonio.
Ginobili got 11 of his points in the fourth quarter, when the Spurs outscored the Thunder 39-27 to overcome a nine-point deficit. Tony Parker finished with 18 points, Tim Duncan scored 16 with 11 rebounds and Gary Neal had 12 points off the bench.
Kevin Durant led the Thunder with 27 points, James Harden scored 19, Russell Westbrook had 17 and Derek Fisher added 13 points after making his first six shots.
"It was a hard-fought ball game," said Thunder coach Scott Brooks. "Nothing to be ashamed of."
After three quarters, Brooks' team was in a good position to avoid ending up like the other nine victims in San Antonio's franchise-record win streak.
The Thunder took a nine-point lead into the fourth quarter after closing the third on a 10-3 run.
But the Spurs, coming off sweeps of the Jazz and Clippers, quickly stole the momentum back after playing -- according to head coach Gregg Popovich -- with a lack of confidence.
Trying to hone an edge, Popovich shouted a command at his team in the huddle that's sure to become an oft-played sound bite.
"I want some nasty!" the coach screamed.
He smiled later when the moment was brought up by a reporter at the beginning of his press conference, but his team snarled throughout the fourth quarter.
Parker hit a straightaway jumper early to tie the game at 73 -- part of an 18-3 run that gave the Spurs an 82-76 lead.
The Thunder never were closer than four until a Harden three-pointer at the end gave the game its final margin, making it look closer than it was.
Despite being so close after three quarters to ending San Antonio's streak, the Thunder went to the locker room in the same position as the Grizzlies, Suns, Warriors, Lakers, Kings, Cavaliers, Trail Blazers, Jazz and Clippers.
Talking about a loss.
"They're playing the best basketball in the league," said Brooks, "and we were right there."
Ginobili ended 9-of-14 from the floor, including 3-for-5 on three-pointers. He made all three of his field goals in the fourth quarter and each of his five foul shots when the Spurs needed a spark the most.
"That's Manu's game. He's a scorer," said Popovich. "That's what he's done for us his whole career. Without that, we have a tough time winning."
The Thunder shot under 28 percent in the first quarter and the Spurs closed on a 10-2 run, taking a 24-18 lead into the second after Ginobili beat the buzzer with a three-pointer from the left side.
Ginobili scored the last seven points of first quarter for San Antonio while Durant and Westbrook had 11 in a row for Oklahoma City near the end of the second.
Fisher ended that run with a three-pointer in the waning moments for the Thunder, who took a 47-46 lead into halftime. They scored 15 points off San Antonio's 14 turnovers in the half.
The Spurs shot just 25 percent in the third quarter (6-of-24) and Harden hit a three-pointer to spark Oklahoma City's 10-3 run for a 71-62 lead going into the fourth.

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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; rather, it recounts a basketball game with statistics and player performances. Additionally, the procedural instructions are absent and the content does not encourage deeper reasoning as it focuses solely on the game's events without outlining any instructional framework that could be used for training a language model.


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- » Cranberry Raspberry Punch
Cranberry Raspberry Punch Recipes
Enjoy our collection of cranberry raspberry punch recipes submitted, reviewed and rated by ifood.tv community. Meet people who are looking for cranberry raspberry punch recipes.
Cranberry Raspberry Punch
Place the strawberries, lemonade concentrate and cranberry raspberry concentrate in a blender; cover and process until smooth.
Transfer to a punch bowl.
Gently stir in ginger ale and club soda.
Top with scoops of sherbet.
Serve immediately. - 35.6477
Christmas Cranberry Raspberry Punch Bowl
Shortly before serving, partially thaw Cranberry Cocktail concentrate and raspberry concentrate until slushy.
In punch bowl, combine Cranberry Cocktail and raspberry concentrates and chilled Cranberry Cocktail.
Just before serving, add chilled Raspberry... - 29.1704
Combine all ingredients except orange slices in blender; process until completely liquified.
Strain into cups.
Garnish with orange slices. - 24.8423
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Raspberry Wine Punch
Process raspberries with syrup in food processor or blender until smooth; press through strainer, discarding seeds.
Combine wine, raspberry puree and liqueur in pitcher; refrigerate until serving time.
Rinse out wine bottle and remove label.
Fully open top of... - 35.9064
Holiday Cran Raspberry Punch
The holiday cranraspberry punch is a mixed punch made with cranberry and raspberry cocktail. Mixed together and served with ice ring and fresh or frozen raspberries, this is an awesome cooler to hang out with! - 25.9555
This Cranberry Punch is an interesting recipe for Mama's who are worried that thier kids have not got enough fruits on their diet. This recipe for Cranberry Punch is bursting full of benefits of fruits and is utterly delicious that your kids will plunge on... - 33.5574
Sparkling Yuletide Punch
If using raspberry juice, it may be prepared by defrosting, crushing and straining 2 packages frozen raspberries, or crushing and straining canned raspberries.
Pour all ingredients over a large block of ice in a punch bowl.
Garnish with fruit slices or thin... - 24.4275
Fruits Of The Forest Punch
Pour the fruit juices into a serving bowl and mix well.
Stir in the fruit.
Ladle both punch and fruit into cups to serve. - 21.3924
Summer Cranberry Punch
Pour boiling water over the gelatin; stir to dissolve.
Stir in lemonade concentrate.
Pour into large punch bowl.
Stir in cold water and cranberry juice cocktail.
Slowly pour in grapefruit beverage; stir gently to mix.
Add ice or an ice ring. - 30.9454
Cranberry Wine Punch
1) In a slow cooker, add the juice, water, sugar, wine and lemon; in a small cheesecloth bag, tie the cinnamon and cloves and put into the cooker.
2) Cook, covered on LOW for about 1-2 hrs ; remove the cheesecloth bag.
3) Serve ... - 33.9319

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article presents a clear sequence of ordered steps in various punch recipes, guiding the reader through the preparation process of each punch. The instructions are structured in a concise manner, detailing specific actions and ingredients needed at each step, which would be beneficial for training a language model in reasoning and procedural tasks. The clarity and organization encourage deeper reasoning as they allow for straightforward interpretation of the recipes.


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Even before reserve inside linebacker Jonathan Goff suffered a season-ending ACL tear in his right knee Saturday, rookie Keenan Robinson felt comfortable with his odds of making the Redskins’ 53-man roster. Robinson said he figured the team would not have used a fourth-round draft pick on him had it not expected him to suit up when the season began.
Goff’s injury broadened Robinson’s responsibilities along with his potential playing time. Initially, coaches had asked Robinson to focus primarily on learning the responsibilities of one of the inside linebacker spots in the team’s 3-4 base defense. But this week, he’s been spending time at both inside linebacker positions, which he said can only boost his chances for seeing the field this fall.
“I guess it does create more of an opportunity for me because the coaches will rely on me more and expect me to know both positions and know them very well, to the point where I can fill in if anyone goes down, like [starters London] Fletcher or Perry [Riley]. It’s not more pressure. It just allows me more of an opportunity to get in the game if something were to happen.”
The past few months have been full of transitions for Robinson. In addition to taking the leap from college to the NFL, he also was asked to move from outside linebacker – where he started 39 games at Texas – to the inside.
Robinson said his main objective during training camp is to shore up some of the areas in which he was a step slow during OTAs earlier this offseason. He said improving on his ability to play the run – not just being in the right area, but being in precisely the right spot on each play – was one particular point of emphasis.
“Now I’m really doing that in practice, making sure that every play I’m where I’m supposed to be, so that other players can make their plays and we can fit like a defense is supposed to,” Robinson said.
Goff, who has been waived since suffering his latest setback, had been expected to serve as a primary reserve at inside linebacker. But even with the extra room for growth, Robinson has other names to surpass on the depth chart to earn regular playing time. Veterans Lorenzo Alexander and Bryan Kehl also are competing for the backup spots at inside linebacker behind Fletcher and Riley.
“For me,” Robinson said, “it’s just making sure that I do everything I can to put myself in the best position to play and see the field.”
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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or procedural instructions for completing a task. Instead, it primarily discusses the experiences and thoughts of rookie linebacker Keenan Robinson in relation to his training and opportunities within the team. Although it offers insight into his training objectives and responsibilities, the information is narrative rather than instructional, lacking the detailed structure that would facilitate deeper reasoning or effective training of a language model.


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It's been my summer of giveaways, so of course I'm joining in on Shannon's Dog Days of Summer Bloggy Giveaway at Rocks In My Dryer! This time, the giveaway here is something from my own closet.
I have the cutest Vera Bradley Tweed Cinch Tote that I used one time (it matched a dress I had! I know you can relate!) I'd love to give this bag a home- to someone that will really use it. What a cute bag for fall!
If you wanna win it, just leave a comment and let me know! I'll ship it to anywhere! Make sure I can find you via your email or blog, in case you win. Sometime after 8 AM (CST) this Friday I'll randomly pick a winner from the comments! I'll have more giveaways here all summer long!
The Winner is... Miranda at Sweetest Cherry In An Apple Pie!
And check out my latest giveaway from DivasNBabes!
Enter by this Sunday night!

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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; it simply invites readers to enter a giveaway by leaving a comment without detailing specific actions required in a structured manner. Additionally, the instructions are too vague and lack the necessary detail to be useful for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as they do not guide the reader through a complex thought process or decision-making steps related to the giveaway.


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Martha likes to garnish individual servings with toasted marshmallows.
Southern Living NOVEMBER 2006
1. Cook first 4 ingredients in a Dutch oven over medium-low heat, stirring occasionally, 15 to 20 minutes or just until milk begins to steam. (Do not boil.) Remove from heat. Remove and discard cinnamon sticks. Whisk in cocoa, sugar, and vanilla, whisking until blended.
2. Cook over low heat 5 minutes. Add chocolate, whisking until blended. Keep warm over low heat.
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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article presents a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through the process of preparing a dish, making it easy to follow. The instructions are structured in a way that not only outlines the cooking process but also encourages attention to specific details, such as temperature control and timing, which are critical for deeper reasoning in the execution of the task.


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While installing Advanced All To PDF 5.0 on your computer, it is integrated in the Microsoft Word, Excel or PowerPoint, etc. On opening any of the documents, you will see a button named "Advanced All To PDF" in your Toolbar. Just click it to start the program for the conversion.
So,You have two ways to start the conversion.
Below is the screenshot of Advanced All To PDF 5.0 application from where you can select the MS Office file (doc, docx, xls, ppt) and image File(bmp, jpg, jpeg, png) and other File(htm, tml, xml, txt) for your conversion.
Click the "Add File(s)" button, browse your files in your computer, and select the MS Office file (doc, docx, xls, ppt) and image file(bmp, jpg, jpeg, png) and other file(htm, tml, xml, txt) for conversion.
NOTE: Please view 'Advanced Options' section to know more about conversion settings parameters.
Click "Browse" to locate your output folder for your destination files.
1.Click "Convert" button to start the conversion.
2.The converter successfully completed :
A dialogue window would appear when the conversion process has been completed successfully. Click "Open File" button to view the converted file or click the "Close" button to close the screen.
1. Open Word,Excel or others file, on the Toolbar of the Menu, Click the button "Advanced All To PDF".
2. The following dialog pops up to you. Click "Browse" to select output folder for the converted files. Then click "Convert" to start the conversion.
3. The converter successfully completed .

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

The article does provide a clear sequence of steps for installing and using the Advanced All To PDF application, making it easy for the reader to follow along with the process. However, the instructions lack sufficient detail in certain areas, such as the specific actions to take after opening the application, which hinders their effectiveness for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. The procedural steps could be better structured and explained to enhance understanding and facilitate deeper engagement with the material.


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News/release from Baro
Iíve just uploaded one of the tools I made and find useful, because thatís why I made it. I use it for dialogs and such in Tanuki tail.
Itís TTTexT, and itís just a text parser that generates text files from a text file, admitting scape sequences and generating separated text files from a single text file. Iíve also included the source file, because youíll probably want to edit the scape sequences to match your personal desires and needs.
You can find the download and [probably] all the info you need in ITS PAGE AT MY BLOG
If everything went well and I understood dovoto correctly, this post also pops the cherry of the tag filtering thing and appears in the main page. I think itís okay since itís a release of something.
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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 gives a brief description of a tool and its purpose without detailed procedural instructions. Additionally, the lack of structured guidance and specifics makes it unsuitable for training a language model for deeper reasoning, as there is no substantive framework or methodology presented to facilitate that level of understanding.


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This week I chose:
by Anastasia Hopcus
Release Date: July 13, 2010
The following description is from Goodreads.com:
Since her sister’s mysterious death, Persephone “Phe” Archer has been plagued by a series of disturbing dreams. Determined to find out what happened to her sister, Phe enrolls at Devenish Prep in Shadow Hills, Massachusetts—the subject of her sister’s final diary entry.
After stepping on campus, Phe immediately realizes that there’s something different about this place—an unexplained epidemic that decimated the town in the 1700s, an ancient and creepy cemetery, and gorgeous boy Zach—and somehow she’s connected to it all.
But the more questions she asks and the deeper she digs, the more entangled Phe becomes in the haunting past of Shadow Hills. Finding what links her to this town…might cost her her life.
I'm intruiged!! Looks full of secrets and a few chills!! I can't wait!
What are you waiting on this week??

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or procedural instructions; instead, it offers a brief description of a book's plot and expresses personal intrigue. There are no detailed instructions or a structured format that would facilitate the training of a language model in deeper reasoning. The content is more suited to engaging readers rather than guiding them through a task or process.


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It’s been awhile since we had a good “bitchmeme” flare up on Techmeme, so now is as good a time as any, I suppose. In this case, it’s a cross-cultural, multi-continent event involving Mike Arrington of TechCrunch, LeWeb organizer (and TechCrunch partner) Loic LeMeur of Seesmic, and a cast of thousands — or possibly hundreds. The main attraction was apparently a panel discussion at LeWeb in which Mike talked about how all most of the successful Web companies are located in Silicon Valley because they want to win at all costs, while Europeans like to take long lunches and relax (the fun starts at about 17:00). The comment thread on Mike’s post alone is worth the price of admission. Loic LeMeur’s somewhat defensive response is here.
Update: In round two of this match, Mike has responded to Loic’s poll on whether he should be allowed back to LeWeb, calling it “censorship,” and Loic has responded to Mike’s response, saying that he thought of him as a friend “until now,” because Mike threatened not to send anyone to LeWeb next year, and posted a comment about starting his own European conference.
Not surprisingly, Mike is accused of being a stereotypical “ugly American,” who thinks that only American companies can succeed, and that all Europeans are lazy. He in turn points out that he never said Europeans were lazy, only that they have a cultural approach to business that isn’t as hard-nosed as the typical American entrepreneurial approach — and that while there are plenty of entrepreneurial European companies (Skype, etc.), they tend to either move to the U.S. so they can be part of that culture or get acquired by American companies. Like many stereotypes, there is a grain of truth in what Mike says, which is probably why it generates such an emotional response. It’s also possible that Mike likes to get attention :-)
As someone who has spent the majority of my life in Canada (although I was born in Germany and have visited Europe many times), I can’t claim any kind of real expertise in this debate. In my experience, however, American companies do tend to be more aggressive, and U.S. entrepreneurs tend to be more driven than those from other countries, including Canada — which, as many people know, is an odd sort of mix of British, French and American influences (we’re like the UN up here). But that aggression and drive can also produce companies that flame out spectacularly, and/or wind up pushing the envelope of the law. For what it’s worth, I am also on record as favouring long lunches, so I guess I am a little European in spirit.
Some thoughts from my friend Ethan Kaplan of blackrimglasses.

response:
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 discusses a debate around cultural differences in business approaches between Americans and Europeans. Additionally, the instructions presented are not structured in a way that would facilitate training a language model to engage in deeper reasoning; they lack clarity and detailed procedural guidance necessary for a structured learning process.


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How Do I Get Registered?
Congratulations on your decision to attend the premier adult training course in the Cherokee Area Council.
To sign-up, simply open the application, print it off, fill it out, and mail it in. We also ask for a deposit of $50 with your application. Space is limited to the first 48 people who have all of their fees paid.
Once your registration is received by the council office, you will receive additional paperwork in the mail. Included will be an Annual Health and Medical Record form which will need to be completed prior to the course. When you get all of the paperwork completed, simply return them in the provided envelope. We will make sure that you have everything that you need to be prepared at Wood Badge.
Do you have required training so you can attend Wood Badge? Find out here.
But before any of this can happen, get the application mailed in. Even if you are unable to put down the deposit, please return the application. This will help us to know you are interested and planning on attending.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for the registration process, making it easy for the reader to follow each action needed to complete the task. However, the procedural instructions lack the detailed elaboration and context that would help train a language model for deeper reasoning, as they do not explain the relevance or implications of each step or offer insights into potential challenges the reader might face during the process.


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DELAND, Fla. – The Stetson University tennis team won seven of nine total matches against Kennesaw State, Sunday, finishing off the Owls 6-1 at the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center.
The Hatters (12-5, 3-3) saw singles victories on court No.’s 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 as well as two and three in doubles play for the convincing victory.
Stetson began its day of domination with doubles triumphs from the pairing of Eveline Lepinay and Lindsey Cable (8-1) on court No. 3 and then Andrea Crespo and Isabella Fernandez (8-1) on court No. 2, to clinch the doubles point for their team.
Up 1-0 heading into singles play, the Hatters reeled off four straight wins, starting with Eveline Lepinay (6-0, 6-0) on Court No. 5, followed by Lindsey Cable (6-2, 6-2) on six, and then Isabella Fernandez, with a 6-4, 6-0 victory on court No. 3, to make it 4-0, and clinch the team victory for Stetson.
MayaBlue Stauffer-MacDowell gave her team a commanding 5-0 lead with a 6-3, 6-3 decision on court No. 3 before Stetson dropped its lone singles match to the Owls on court No. 2.
Diana Bukajeva netted Stetson’s final team point on court No. 1 with a hard fought 7-5, 2-6, 1-0 (10-5) victory over KSU’s Virginie Stein to close out the morning and the Owls for the 6-1 win.
It was the Hatters’ second straight victory and second in three days after they defeated Mercer 5-0 in a rain shortened match, Friday. It was also senior day as Director of Stetson Tennis, Pierre Pilote honored his senior class consisting of Bukajeva, Cable and Stauffer-MacDowell.
“The ladies played an inspired match today and our seniors performed admirably in their last home match," Pilote said. "Families, friends and loyal supporters were treated to fantastic tennis."
Stetson continues with A-Sun play as it travels to Lipscomb and Northern Kentucky this weekend. The Hatters square off with the Bison, Friday, April 4th at 1 p.m. and then Saturday, April 5th against the Norse at 11 a.m.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to complete a task; instead, it is a report summarizing a tennis match without instructional content. Additionally, the procedural details included in the article relate specifically to the match's outcomes rather than offering well-structured instructions suitable for training a language model for deeper reasoning. There are no steps or methods presented that could be utilized for reasoning or analysis fundamental to understanding a process.


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Huskies 1 win away from playing in NCAA College Cup
But some two hours later, when devoted UConn supporters and alumni stormed the field at Drake Stadium in Los Angeles after a Huskies' win in penalty kicks for the second straight tournament game, it was reality.
The Huskies (12-2-8) earned one of the most impressive wins in program history, extending their unbeaten streak to 17 games, by knocking off the powerful Bruins. With the win UConn advanced to the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals for the 14th time in school history. The Huskies will visit No. 8-seed Virginia tonight. The winner moves on to the NCAA College Cup, slated for Dec. 13 and 15 in Philadelphia.
The game against UCLA started poorly for UConn, but a pair of second half goals sent the match into overtime knotted at 3-3. Huskies' freshman sensation Cyle Larin got two of his team's goals against the Bruins.
"He's a big guy and a really good player. He's a skillful goal scorer," said senior forward Mamadou Diouf about Larin's play this season. "If it wasn't for him, the team might not be here because he helps us out a lot. With him, it's just about winning. Not who scores."
After two scoreless overtime sessions, the game went to a penalty kick shootout, familiar territory for the Huskies of late. Before their win in penalty kicks against No. 16 UMBC in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, and then against UCLA, the Huskies were 0-5 in NCAA games decided by PKs under coach Ray Reid. In fact, the Huskies lost their conference championship game to South Florida last month on PKs.
But against the homestanding Bruins, two saves by Andre Blake, who was the American Athletic Conference Goalkeeper of the Year, in the PK rounds allowed Diouf on UConn's fifth kick to send the Huskies into their third consecutive NCAA quarterfinal match.
When asked about the science behind the penalty kicks, Reid said, "You see in the World Cup final, guys who are making $15 million put the ball into the bleachers. I think sometimes it's a bit of a crapshoot."
The Huskies will travel to play their quarterfinal match against ACC power Virginia (making its 18th NCAA quarterfinal appearance), in Charlottesville, which will be the seventh elimination game UConn has played in the last month.
"We've gotten the chance to play meaningful games in November and December, games that you can't develop the kids for. This experience is especially good for the younger kids because you can't simulate the pressure there was at UCLA," said Reid.
Behind a strong goalkeeper and an explosive, resilient offense, the Huskies were able to pull off a monumental upset in Los Angeles and look to do the same tonight against the Cavaliers.
"We're unranked, the only pressure we have is the pressure we put on ourselves. If you're ranked 1 or 2, those teams have a lot of expectations to show their position and why they're there," said Diouf. "We have nothing to prove, we just want to go out there and play."
Talking about pressure, the Huskies started the year 2-2-1 and Diouf, their leading scorer from a year ago, had just sustained a bad knee injury that sidelined him for a few weeks. Since a 1-0 loss to Syracuse, however, the Huskies have not lost a game.
"All the know-it-all's had us dead," said Reid. "Our season was over on September 15, they thought, but not these kids. I'm just very proud of these guys. Very proud of their mentality; they've just been so tough and resilient."
UConn looks to will its way to another upset tonight, even if it means penalty kicks for the third straight game. This team definitely has a feel for the dramatic moments, tossed in with some gritty resolve and comeback ability.
When asked about the magical moments thus far in the tournament, Reid said, "We need to get ready for Virginia. Team of destiny is movie stuff. We need to get ready for the University of Virginia."
Reid might not buy into the thought that this team is a "team of destiny", but there are certainly things going right for them that would suggest otherwise.
- UConn football feeling hopeful vs. Rutgers
- UConn football notes: Cochran, passing game comes alive
- Lewis: Some good things, but still some concerns
- Gators head north to test Huskies
- Injured UConn players making progress
- Huskies coast to win over Buckeyes
- Napier wins it at buzzer for UConn
- UConn notes: Daniels sizes up well vs. Gators' big man
- Lewis: Special night at Gampel Pavilion
- Huskies' Weist preps for finale
- Geno chides Breanna Stewart to keep getting better
- KML, Tuck get OK to practice next week
- UConn, Notre Dame talking about keeping rivalry alive
- Huskies 1 win away from playing in NCAA College Cup
- Maine's Leichner travels far in quest to be head coach
- Huskies barely sweat to beat UC Davis
- Huskies' football seniors say their farewells
- Facey makes most of his time as UConn routs Maine
- Manuel prepared to move quickly on new coach
- UConn's 3-game win streak provides hope for 2014
- Lewis: UConn football is a difficult, but doable job
- Spartans' coach high on UConn wish list
- UConn men move up to No. 9 in AP poll
- 5 things we have learned about UConn women's basketball
- It's official: Irish's Diaco named UConn football coach today
- Cleaveland: Huskies get the right man in Diaco
- 5 things we've learned about the UConn men's team
- Lewis: Diaco can help energize UConn fans
- UConn women back at full strength
- UConn's Rodney Purvis to have surgery

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1. Step-by-step: **No**
The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through completing a specific task. Instead, it is a narrative summary of a sports event, detailing the performance of the UConn Huskies soccer team without presenting actionable procedures or steps.

2. Training: **No**
The article lacks well-structured procedural instructions that would be useful for training a language model in deeper reasoning. Although it includes insights and quotes related to the game, it does not offer any detailed, systematic instructions that could facilitate understanding or reasoning about a process. The content is descriptive and does not encourage analytical thinking in terms of structured instructions.


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GARETH Ainsworth urged fans not to be too concerned at the league table as Wanderers settled for a point in what the Blues boss called a ‘horrible game’ against Accrington Stanley.
Blues are just above the League Two relegation zone thanks to the point gained in this afternoon’s snoozefest, which saw just one shot on target in the 90 minutes.
Ainsworth said with so many teams packed so closely together in the table the current position isn’t a massive worry – despite Wanderers having now failed to score a goal in their last five home games and having picked up ten points from the last 51 available.
He said he is now targeting small steps for his side, starting with being more clinical around the box.
Reece Styche was the only player from either side to manage an on target shot but in truth the supply line to the forwards, particularly at set pieces, was severely lacking.
Ainsworth said: “I’ve told everyone to watch Match of the Day and see how the Premier League boys do it, how they break teams round the edge of their box and believe we can do that because I think we can. It’s that final ball, that final clinical ruthless thing we need to win games.
“I thought we were poor at set plays today. We could have done better at set plays, and the clinical little touches.
“I want to be beating teams like Accrington at home, but after the run we’ve been on it’s small steps. It’s the first clean sheet we’ve had for a while, we’ve got to build on that. We haven’t been beaten – again, build on that. We’ve crossed one of our targets off, to get to 30 points. They wanted to get to 30 points and then kick on.
“Looking at the league there’s nine points between eighth and relegation – it’s crazy. It’s a very tight league and I don’t want anyone worrying too much about the table at the moment.
“It was a horrible game, not a nice game, but we haven’t lost, we got a clean sheet – we’ve got things to build from.”
Ainsworth also felt his side should have been given a potentially matchwinning penalty towards the end when Matt Bloomfield appeared to be fouled as he burst into the area.
Referee Steve Bratt's decisions ensured a stop/start game and having previously awarded fouls for very little throughout the game fans were expecting him to point to the spot.
Ainsworth said: “I’m not going to talk about referees any more this season unless something horrendous happens. I thought it was a penalty.”
But he then added: “The referee stopped the game a lot today and he didn’t let the game flow, which is important for our game. We didn’t get our tempo going because of those reasons.”

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 presents comments and reflections from Gareth Ainsworth regarding a football match and his team's performance, lacking detailed, structured procedural instructions. The information shared is more observational and strategic rather than a step-by-step guide that could facilitate deeper reasoning or training a language model.


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Forty ropers gathered Oct. 27 at San Angelo's outdoor roping arena for the 59th annual Cinch Roping Fiesta to compete for $10,000 and bragging rights. With speed, power and little bit of luck, ropers chased down their calves in front of a roaring crowd. Tuf Cooper and the legendary Cody Ohl battled it out in the match roping competition, with Cooper taking a commanding lead after the first six calves. The weather may have been cooler for this year's event, but the action in the arena kept the atmosphere on fire.
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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 presents a narrative about a roping competition. Additionally, there are no well-structured procedural instructions included that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as the content focuses solely on the event and lacks detailed processes or guidelines.


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This is a game that I’m sure many parents know well. With a little adult help, your child can enjoy this game, too!
- pattern for triangle peg game (PDF)
- polymer clay
- 7 Q-Tips (break them in half to make 14)
- paint and a paintbrush (optional)
- rolling pin
- straight pin
- Print out the triangle peg game pattern and cut it out.
- Work the polymer clay until it is soft, then roll it flat until it is large enough to
fit the pattern (triangle is a little over 3¼” on each side).
- Lay the pattern on top of the clay. Use the pin to prick the center of each circle. Then, using the side of the pin, trace the outline of the triangle onto the clay.
- Remove the pattern. Cut away the edges using a sharp knife or something similar.
- Cut or break a Q-tip in half and use it to make holes on top of each of the pin pricks. Twirl the Q-tip around to make the hole slightly bigger—it will shrink a bit while baking.
- Follow the directions on the package for baking. My triangle was about ¼” thick, so I baked it at 275º for 15 minutes.
- Mark the centers of the Q-tips and break or cut them in half.
- Paint the 14 pegs and let them dry.
How to Play the Triangle Peg Puzzle Game:
- Insert 14 pegs into the board, leaving one space empty.
- Jump one peg over another, into an empty space, and remove the peg that was jumped over. Keep jumping until only one peg is left.
- You may only jump in a straight line.
It sounds easy, but it’s a fun little puzzle that will keep you busy for a while!

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps to create a triangle peg game, with each instruction logically leading to the next. The detailed instructions on how to prepare the materials, construct the game, and the rules for playing are structured in a way that allows for deeper reasoning; this clarity and order would help in training a language model to understand and replicate similar procedural tasks.


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Harry Fry has picked out some valuable targets for three classy mares in his yard with Ascot-bound Highland Retreat heading the trio.
Winner of two valuable races so far this season, Highland Retreat collected a Kempton Listed race last time out in November and will step up in class for the Grade Two Warfield Mares’ Hurdle on January 18.
The race was won two years ago by Violin Davies, then trained by Paul Nicholls but now with Fry, pictured above.
“Highland Retreat is due to run at Ascot in a few weeks in a Grade Two,” said the Seaborough handler.
“There’s a brilliant programme for these mares and the British Horseracing Authority and everybody should be congratulated.
“I’m lucky enough to have some classy mares and the races pick themselves really.
“Blue Buttons will go to Sandown in mid-February for a Listed novices’ hurdle (Jane Seymour Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle, February 14).
“She was just touched off at Taunton over Christmas but it was a good run.
“Bitofapuzzle will also go to Sandown but in early March for the EBF (Mares’) Bumper (March 8).
“I was very pleased Huntingdon rearranged the valuable bumper she won the other day, I knew she’d handle the ground well enough.”
* Colin Tizzard’s stable star Cue Card is one of 36 entries for the Betfred Cheltenham Gold Cup at the Festival on March 14.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to accomplish a specific task; instead, it offers a narrative about horse racing and specific race entries for certain mares. The content lacks detailed procedural instructions that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it focuses on race information and personal insights rather than structured guidance.


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Resume Cover Letters » Sample Letters
Communication is an integral part of human life. The human life and culture is largely dependent on communication. Without communication, life would have been impossible. Communication is not just spoken words or actions (non-verbal cues). Written communication is as important as verbal communication. Letter writing is a very important type of written communication. In personal and professional life, we need to write different letters, and each letter has its own importance and purpose. In this section of resume cover letters, we would discuss letter writing, and provide different sample letters. There are approximately 55 different types of letters discussed here. For each of these categories we have provided tips and samples to make things simpler.
We learn letter writing right from our school days. Some basic letters like application letters, request letters, etc. are taught in school. This is because these are the most commonly used letters. Each one of us has to write some kind of letter, at some point in our life.
Why do we need to know letter writing?
As mentioned above, written communication is very important. Every time it is not possible to talk to someone in person, or call him over the phone to communicate or discuss something. The professional approach of communicating with someone is thus, letter writing. The letter helps you communicate your point to the reader, and open up the scope for further communication.
Earlier when internet and mobile phones were not very popular and accessible to all, distant communication was done using letters. Be it personal letters, like a mother writing a letter to her son, or a professional letter like a candidate applying for a job; letter was the only medium of communication. With the advent of technology, things have changed. However, still when we use email to communicate something in a professional environment, we do write a letter, and this letter is sent via electronic mail. Thus, letter is a very important mode of communication.
Types of letters:
There are basically two types of letters - Formal letter and Informal letter
A formal letter is written when you do not know the reader in person, and the topic of communication is thoroughly professional. Some types of formal letters are -
An informal letter on the other hand is written to someone you know in person, or have a close relation with. The topic of communication is thoroughly personal. Some types of informal letters are -
There are many such letters. Each letter is written with a specific purpose. To write perfect letters we must thus know the basic of every letter. For example, if you need to write an appeal letter, you must know what the use of an appeal letter is, and what you aim to communicate via this letter. All of us know some basic letters, but we do not know everything about all the different types of letter. Thus, we need references and sample letters or letter templates.
A sample letter for any of the types mentioned above, gives a clear idea of how that particular letter should be, and what the content of that letter should be. It gives you a framework, based on which you can write your letter.
The cover letter templates on the other hand is a ready-to-use letter. Any one of us can use this template, and make necessary changes in it, and write a letter in just few minutes. These templates save a lot of time and energy, and are of great help to people who do not have any idea of that particular letter, and its format.
Letter writing is thus very important in personal and professional life. We might not know all the types of letters, but some basic knowledge of all letters and the ability to write some common types of letter is essential. Take a look at the different types of letters given here. Many of these letters are useful in our day-to-day life, and by reading these letters, we can thus write very impressive letters.
Copyright © Resume Cover Letter Examples. All Rights Reserved.

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 specific task. Instead, it discusses the importance of letter writing and provides information on the types of letters without presenting detailed or structured procedural instructions that would foster deeper reasoning. The content lacks specific actionable steps that could help train a model to reason through the letter-writing process effectively.


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Those of you who know, I wear many hats. Too many.
One of them, I'll refer to it as my "bonnet," caused a monumental shift in Candyland...land...a few months back. In September, my employee position at "bonnet" was changed into an independent contracting position with fewer hours and instead of bi-weekly pay, I now receive direct deposit a month and a half ahead. In other words, I will work the end of December through [approx] January 23rd, but won't get a check until the very end of February. And so on.
With the recent birth of Baby S, things have gotten even harder. From pregnancy, he's been a needy baby. It started with the loss of fluid near his head causing me to be in and out of the hospital (= monumental bills piling up), then he died at birth. Thankfully was brought back to us but it was not without issues. He's had problems with different formulas and medications which they attribute to reflux. After we got our sweet Sully home from the hospital, his condition has only worsened.
It's been a pain in the arse. But moreso, I feel bad for him.
Also, when a baby S eats, the end result is a pee-filled or dirty diaper. Thank BERT an old friend gave us boxes of diapers back in July or we'd be using whatever t-shirt we could pin up on the kid right about now.
The loss of pay, along with Baby S's problems have had a dramatic effect/affect/effect/affect/whatever on our finances. In fact, this Christmas was the lowest we've ever been. Despite my dear husband working as much as he could and me doing the same with 2 jobs (they BOTH pay monthly...) and raising two kids, the only way we could give them a Christmas at all was by doing the unthinkable. No, not that (no one would pay for this anyway). I've gotten loans on all my jewelry, including my beloved wedding band. It stings to be in such a position. Waiting for tax time so we can get a refund to pay everyone off, popping anxiety meds every time a bill comes, wondering where our next meal will come from...
We just can't get ahead after all that's happened.
I'm telling you this because I've nowhere else to turn. I don't consider you bloggers or even friends. You're family. Everything I've gone through, you've been there with me. You've been there for me after two miscarriages, for every New Medicine post-bliss ramble, but mostly, the times in between. When I felt as though no one was listening, there you were.
But this is different. I need something else. Any other time, YOU KNOW I'd happily raise money for the women of Ghana, or the AFSP and TWLOHA. I'd even give you my marrow. Just ask. Seriously.
I'm here to strike a deal.
While I've had to stop accepting MS and queries for critique due to time, I still have the following to offer! Anyone who makes a small (miniscule, even) donation to the charity of Candyland via paypal will receive one or all of the following:
-A creepy public love letter
-The word HUG on a piece of paper that I will mail to your door
-A New Medicine sticker. Because I have a trillion.
-A humiliating picture of me posted on the web
-Undying love and respect
**ALSO: Guide to Literary Agents and Children's Writers & Illustrator's Market Editor CHUCK SAMUCHINO has come to me with a generous offer! Get your query or synopsis edited by the best in the business! He's offering his services at a discounted rate of $40, donated to me. I will then email Chuck your email address and he'll connect with you and edit within 1 week. If you need help with your query, this is a steal by a pro. Only 8 available. If you are interested, please put CHUCK somewhere in the donation notes. Email me with questions.
A little about Chuck: Chuck Sambuchino is the editor of Guide To Literary Agents and Children's Writer's & Illustrator's Market (both Writer's Digest Books). He is the author of the writing books Formatting & Submitting Your Manuscript, 3rd Ed. (2009) as well as Create a Writer Platform (Fall 2012). He is a popular presenter at writers conferences nationwide and runs the Guide to Literary Agents Blog (guidetoliteraryagents.com/blog), one of the biggest blogs in publishing.
He is also a humor book author, with his 2010 book How To Survive A Garden Gnome Attack being featured in Reader's Digest, USA Todayand The New York Times. The film rights were recently optioned by Sony.**
This is post not a joke, as much as I wish it were. Donate .01 to 1,000,000. I don't care. If you choose to read and move on, I won't be offended. In fact, I'm going to move on after I post this. What a stupid post. I don't deserve a handout, and I sure don't want one. Make me work for it. That, I can do. Name your price.
Send all pennies to email@example.com and sparkles will combust in front of you. If you prefer, loan me your pennies and I can pay you back when the dust settles. You help me and I promise, when you need me, I will help you.
Isn't that what family's for?
I was going to delete this post after 48 hours but with a few encouraging emails I realized...my family needs all the help we can get right now...so...48+ hours later, here I am...
P.S. A few people have asked for a more direct way to help out. If you prefer snail mail, email me and I'll give you my address. Also, without being a weirdo, here's a Paypal button that's easier to click on instead of search.

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, as it mainly shares a personal narrative about the author's struggles rather than structured instructions. Additionally, while it discusses offers related to donations, the procedural instructions are not sufficiently detailed or clear enough to facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as they do not provide systematic guidance or logical progression.


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I have a confession. I'm addicted to buying seasonal candies. And not just candies that are around only for specific seasons, such as Cadbury Mini Eggs (the world's perfect food). I can't resist the allure of the Reese's peanut butter cups or the Hershey's kisses in all their foil-wrapped loveliness of rotating colors. (I'm convinced that green Hershey's kisses taste better than any other.)
So of course, when I saw the first bags of Halloween M&Ms on store shelves, I had to buy them. The last thing I need are little bowls of M&Ms lying around within reach, so I've been storing the bag in the cupboard, waiting for the perfect recipe, which turned out to be this: an ooey, gooey, ridiculously sweet adaptation of a Pillsbury recipe.
But as I was making the brownies, I discovered that M&M/Mars is taking advantage of those of us with seasonal candy addictions by offering not only Halloween M&Ms, but also autumn colors M&Ms. I expected orange, brown, and black, and ended up with red, gold, and brown. Whatever color your M&Ms, these brownies showcase them nicely.
In other news, I recently received this award from Merut of Eating with My Mouth Open.
Thanks, Merut! Stop by her refreshingly witty blog for a visit -- she's got lovely photos, and even lovelier recipes.
And now, if you'll excuse me, I must go buy my Halloween M&Ms.M&M Caramel Brownies
Makes about 2 dozen
1 box chocolate fudge cake mix
1/2 c. butter or margarine, melted
1 cup evaporated milk, divided
35 caramels, unwrapped
1-1 1/2 c. M&Ms (miniatures or full-sized)
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease a 9x13 pan with shortening.
As usual, I used cooking spray, which was too slippery for this batter. It was miserable. Do as I say, not as I do.
2. Mix cake mix, butter, and 2/3 cup evaporated milk until well blended. Spread half of mixture in pan and bake 15 minutes.
3. Meanwhile, heat caramels with remaining 1/3 cup evaporated milk over low heat. Stir occasionally until caramels are melted.
4. Sprinkle 1/2 cup M&Ms over partially baked crust.
5. Pour caramel sauce over M&Ms. Although the M&Ms may appear to be drowning, resist the urge to rescue them. That caramel is hot.
6. Run fingers under cold water when you can't resist the urge to sample a caramel-covered M&M. Swear you won't include this in your blog post.
7. Drop remaining batter by teaspoonfuls over caramel mixture.

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

The article does provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for making M&M Caramel Brownies, which are easy to follow. However, the procedural instructions lack the depth and detail needed for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as they do not fully explain the reasoning behind certain decisions or techniques used in the recipe, nor do they address potential variations or troubleshooting tips.


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THE REDS will welcome back a fully fit Quade Cooper for the start of the season but Will Genia won't appear till round five which could impact the start of their campaign.
AT A GLANCE
No Will Genia for the opening five rounds puts the acid on the 2011 title-winners because the champion halfback is undoubtedly the magic man at the Reds.
The good news is that Quade Cooper is hitting the season revitalised in both body and mind after injuries forced the Reds to use five five-eighths to get through 2012.
He will be a game-breaker at No.10. Ben Lucas and young Nick Frisby, with his X-factor in attack, will combine as the vital tandem act replacing Genia while he completes recovery from his knee injury.
Their top-strength starting side will include 14 Wallabies and the Reds are more settled than any other club in Super Rugby which is a credit to how they have built their player list. Journeyman prop Jono Owen is the only new face.
Ewen McKenzie's coaching nous will be complemented by the recruitment of former Western Force coach Richard Graham.
Don't have the gift win over the lame Southern Kings in their draw but don't play the Crusaders either so that balances out.
Flanker Liam Gill, prop James Slipper, backrower Jake Schatz and centre Ben Tapuai are all classy youngbloods who should step up as more influential figures.
HARDNUT FORWARD: James Horwill
The Australian skipper is the engine room of the Reds pack. Supremely motivated for a big season after the major hamstring injury that cost him 15 Tests and a Super Rugby play-offs campaign last season.
His authority and physicality at lock means the Reds can compete at their best against the big-bodied South African packs.
Demands high standards in defence which is such a big part of the Reds success.
Is James Horwill in your team? Play Fox Sports Fantasy Super Rugby
Knows when to graft and knows when to gamble by ignoring a penalty shot at goal to kick for a 5m lineout and a try shot.
MATCH WINNING BACK: Quade Cooper
Lost in the fallout of Quade Cooper's verbal gaffes and drawnout contract talks of 2012 was a simple fact. He played five times for the Reds when he finally made his comeback and they won all five games.
There is no way he was 100 per cent either in terms of confidence or firepower.
His return to full capacity is a boon for Digby Ioane, Dom Shipperley, a fit-again Rod Davies, Chris F'Sautia, Luke Morahan and Aidan Toua, who will thrive again off his long-ball game from wing or fullback.
Cooper will get a March boost when Genia returns.
YOU DON'T KNOW HIM NOW BUT YOU SOON WILL: Chris F'Sautia
Still just 19, the quiet, powerful winger of Samoan heritage played just three times in 2012 but announced himself in style. He scored a try with one of his first touches of the ball on debut against the Lions.
The Australian Under-20s player has had to deal with longstanding hamstring issues. Hopefully, he can finally get on top of those issues to play a key role in 2013.
Digby Ioane marvels at F'Sautia and what he does at training which is some pointer to his future.
Ben Lucas (Reds) and kid brother Matt (Waratahs) could go head-to-head at halfback at some stage during the two interstate clashes this season.
Second. Will top Australian Conference.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task. It primarily offers commentary and insights about the performance and prospects of a rugby team rather than outlining procedural instructions. Furthermore, the lack of structured and detailed instructions inhibits the potential for the content to train a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as it does not encourage a systematic approach to understanding or executing a process.


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"For lack of a better word, they have 'it'," McDowell said. "What 'it' is, is being comfortable here."
Based on what they displayed over the past few weeks, Minor and Ortegano could soon make rapid rises to the Major League level. But these two impressive left-handers will spend the remainder of this year's Spring Training honing their skills in the Braves' Minor League camp.
Minor and Ortegano headlined the list of 10 pitchers who were informed Monday that their run in big league camp this year had come to a close. With starting pitchers now scheduled to work at least three innings, the Braves had reached a point where there wouldn't be enough innings available for them to provide these hurlers enough work.
This was the first round of cuts made by the Braves, and the most significant position player involved was Cody Johnson, the powerful 21-year-old outfielder who was the club's first-round selection in the 2006 First-Year Player Draft.
Players optioned to Triple-A Gwinnett included left-handed reliever Lee Hyde and right-handed pitchers Steve Marek, James Parr and Todd Redmond. Along with Ortegano, right-handed pitchers Juan Abreu and Kyle Cofield were optioned to Double-A Mississippi.
Johnson and Minor headlined the list of non-roster invitees assigned to Minor League camp. The others in this group included right-handed pitchers Chris Resop and Erik Cordier and catchers Braeden Schlehuber and Jesus Sucre.
The Braves drew some criticism when they took Minor with the seventh overall selection in last year's Draft. But the 22-year-old left-hander has since provided indication that he has the polished skills that could help him make a quick rise to the Majors.
"He's not far off," Braves manager Bobby Cox said. "He could come pretty fast if he spots the ball the way that he did down here."
Minor's professional experience consists of the 14 innings he completed for Class A Rome and his time in the Arizona Fall League last year. But the composed hurler didn't appear to be intimidated while not allowing a hit or run in the two innings he completed during Grapefruit League action this year.
"He's got a lot going for him," Cox said last week. "He's got some of the same characteristics as [Tommy] Hanson. They don't show cockiness, but they know that they can pitch. I was really impressed with him."
With just eight appearances above the Class A level, Ortegano enjoyed a second straight strong showing in the Venezuelan Winter League. But during his lone Grapefruit League appearance for the Braves this year, the 22-year-old southpaw allowed six runs and lasted just one inning.
"He's a pretty mature kid," Cox said after this outing against the Phillies. "He didn't lose his poise out there. He's pretty advanced as far as knowing how to pitch and with his mound presence."
As long as he is able to avoid some of the arm problems that have plagued him during his young professional career, Hyde provided Cox the impression that he could also make a quick rise to the Major League level.
Johnson, whose power potential has been blurred by the high strikeout totals he has compiled during the early portion of his career, recorded one hit -- a double -- and struck out four times in the 11 at-bats he recorded while experiencing his first big league camp this year.
The Braves have 44 players remaining in their Major League camp.
Mark Bowman is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for the reader to complete a specific task, as it primarily presents a narrative about baseball players rather than a procedural guide. Additionally, the content lacks structured instructions or detailed explanations that would facilitate training a language model in deeper reasoning, focusing instead on observations and commentary about player performances and team decisions.


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Saturday, March 25, 2006
By ADAM LAPIERRE
News staff writer
March 11, 2006
The sport of Electrathon rallying is fairly new in the United States. Originating in popularity from Europe and Australia, the sport has for over a decade been a popular way for tech-talented designers and drivers to be competitive and innovative within the same activity.
The goal of Electrathon is to design and build the lightest and most efficient electric vehicle possible, then race that vehicle in a format that rewards drivers who go the farthest distance within a set time limit, using a set amount of electricity. And the distances quality-designed cars, which are limited in weight to 67 pounds, can drive can be impressive, with cars often traveling 30 miles or more off only cents worth of electricity.
The sport is gaining in popularity across the county, particularly in high school and college classrooms. Hood River Valley High School’s applied engineering class has a squad of four cars this year, designed and built by students with the help of instructor Jeff Blackman. In its fourth year at the high school, the class is now a credit-bearing elective for juniors and seniors, giving students real-life, hands-on and tangible lessons in design, electronics, physics, mathematics and engineering, as well as teamwork, collective-thinking and collaboration.
Last year the class took a big step forward in vehicle design, shifting from lightweight metal construction to composites and carbon-fiber, which provides a learning experience in itself. Creating lightweight and efficient electric-powered carbon-fiber cars with fellow classmates for high school credit might be, for the tech-minded tinkerers and mister and miss Gadgets, the best class of the year.
Last weekend, the class entered three of its four vehicles in the Mt. Hood Community College Race, which brought 20 competitive vehicles from around the northwest to the Gresham campus for the first race of the 2006 season.
“The track was very rough, with pot holes and cracks in the pavement,” Blackman commented. “Out of twenty cars only 14 survived the hour-long race.”
All three of Hood River’s three drivers, namely Kevin Dye, Kory Castro and Bryce Dalbey, finished the race. Dalbey hit a curb and took out one of his wheels, but his pit crew installed a spare and got him back into the race fast enough for an eight place finish. Castro and crew finished fourth and, leading the class of Hood River racers was Dye, who finished second overall in his personally-designed racer.
Blackman and students will host the next race in the Oregon Electrathon circuit on April 8 at the Cascade Locks Marina.
“Racing could not be possible without our sponsors,” Blackman said. “Thanks to Napa Auto Parts, E&L Auto Parts, Tallman Ladders, Fiberglass Supply, Cardinal Glass and Mt. View Bikes.”

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

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If you haven’t been following the ‘buzz’ on Twitter in the past few days, you may have missed what has become the social media story of the week, namely Director Kevin Smith’s experiences with the US airline Southwest. As it’s been immensely well covered, I won’t waste too much time giving you the background – if you want to read a fair summary, your best bet is to read Smith’s blog (possibly not safe for work… but only if you read it out loud!) or better still, listen to his podcast on the subject. In a nutshell though, Mr Smith was ejected from a Southwest Airlines flight for unspecified reasons, in what basically boiled down to a size issue – as one witty tweeter put it, Kevin Smith is now “Too fat for the sky”. Leaving aside the obvious debate as to whether he is (trust me, he isn’t) or what the policy on this should be, the most interesting thing for me has been watching how Southwest Airlines have dealt with the fallout from the situation. Namely: badly.
You don’t have to be a fan of Smith’s movies like I am to have heard of him, and if you’re a fellow twitter user then you will probably know that he’s on the large end of the scale (‘scuse the pun) when it comes to followers – as of the time of this blog being written, he has 1,669,654 followers, not to mention the number of hardcore fans who read his blog, download his weekly podcast or watch his many movies. So he’s not really a good target to test out a customer service strategy on. But saying that, from the evidence of this episode I’d say that Southwest may not even HAVE a strategy to test out. Here’s a few of the lessons you can learn from how Southwest (mis)handled the situation:
- Have a consistent message – right from the moment Smith was ejected from the plane, he has had a number of different ‘explanations’ for what happened, from the flight attendant who said he was a safety issue, the guy ‘Eric’ who told him it had been handled badly, right down to the (one assumes) high-ranking manager Linda who called him up 2 days later. Admittedly it’s hard to have a consistent message in the heat of the moment, when you’ve not had a chance to ‘pool your thoughts’, but the moment Smith started venting on Twitter and the @SouthWestAir responded, they should have run with a consistent explanation. They didn’t.
- If you have contentious policies, make sure everyone knows why – once again, the different explanations that Smith was given for his ejection highlighted the fact that nobody at the airline seemed quite sure on why the policy was in place, or even quite WHAT the policy was.
- Deal with the situation quickly and professionally – In their original attempt at a blog resolving the issue, Southwest quite carelessly stated: “Mr. Smith originally purchased two Southwest seats on a flight from Oakland to Burbank – as he’s been known to do when traveling on Southwest.” Telling the world about Smith’s past purchasing habits is a REALLY bad move. Regardless of the fact that he can be very open and candid about ALL sorts of details of his life, making reference to something he has (privately) done before is really poor form.
- Give an appropriate response to the size of the issue – Whilst Southwest should be commended for having a Twitter account in the first place, their initial ‘apology‘ tweets clearly underestimated the scale of Smith’s ire. It looks like they tried to move him over to an ‘offline’ conversation too – a move which seemed to cement Smith’s opinion that they were trying to hush him and brush the issue under the carpet. Again, bad move.
- Try to admit when you might be wrong - throughout the entire affair (so far), and despite many different stories that were given, SouthWest have never once even hinted at the fact that their policy might be unfair, or even contentious. The latest blog from them once again pushes the corporate message, despite a completely different message being delivered to Smith personally on the phone.
- Try not to bend the truth – many of the online respondees to Smith’s query referred to attempts at calling him, or claims that they weren’t able to reach him due to his voicemail inbox being full. Don’t ever go down the line of making lame excuses like this unless you can completely back them up with fact…
- Don’t underestimate the power of the social masses – those 1.5 million followers can be a powerful force. You might be on Twitter, and have a blog, but don’t assume that makes you immune to other, even more social factions.
Whatever happened to “The customer is always right” anyway?
I’m sure there will be plenty of other lessons to be learnt from this situation by the time the fires have completely died down, but I thought it was worth highlighting a few of them while the wood is still smouldering, so to speak. If nothing else, hopefully a few other airlines and brands can learn from the situation…

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Do you like the Tokien inspired Elven Music?
Hi, Thanks for visiting my website. Here you can find demo’s of my Elven Moods music as well as places to buy the CD’s. Also my first film project “Starship Farragut” is also available to buy from iTunes.
I opened this site to showcase my music and I hope that you will listen and enjoy what offerings I have here. If you really like the music please feel free to e-mail me and let me know what you thought (Just use the contact page).
Also I have a small tech section for new composers that you may find useful. It contains charts of the orchestra for finding out ranges, or articulations tools for Logic, and also my own reverb templates for Logic Pro. A lot of the things you will find in this section are from very talented people and where possible I have included links to them.
So enjoy my site I hope it is both enlightening and useful to you.
This was such an amazing video to work to, and was seen at the opening ceremony of the FecCon 18 (2009). I also got the chance to use the original Star Trek theme for the first time in my work although if you listen carefully there is also another theme in this piece which I use for both the Kelvin and the Enterprise.
A little update.
I have recently finished another score for the short film “Dark Armada: Worst Nightmare”, which is from a Netherlands based ‘Trek’ fan group. This is their first real outing, not counting there test pilot, and it’s a pretty nice piece of work. If you wanna check out the film then head along to their website where you can download the film for free.
I’ve also just finished some music for ‘The Light works’ which have been working on the opening video for “FedCon 18″ which is Europes biggest Sci-fi Convention. The video, needless to say, features Tobias Richters amazing digital model of the new Enteprise from JJ Abrams movie, and this will be available to watch online very soon. More info coming soon.
After a lot of work I’m final able to sit down and being working in earnest on my third album. Also I’m going to be starting up the VSL podcast again very soon. I’ve had some set backs with equipment shortages and time constraints but now I find myself able to resume the show, so listeners of the podcast .. stay tuned. In the meantime I’ve released two tracks from my recent score of the Star Trek Fan film series “Helena Chronicles”. So if you head over to the Film music Bio 2009 you can listen to what I’ve been up to.
Happy new year everyone. Again I’ve been busy with scoring several projects since last summer. The move to Canada has gone well but Elven Moods III has been set back a little more, however I am now pressing on with work on the new album. In the meantime I’ve updated the Film Music Bio page with pieces from some short films that I’ve done. Also now have some album art for the Starship Farragut: Crew Logs ..
Farragut Vig CD so if you haven’t had the chance already please go and take a look at this album which contains some nice music for this fan film series.
Also a StarTrek Fan
I’m also hoping to get the next VSL Podcast done very soon. It’s been mayhem with scoring various Star Trek fan film projects, and now the new Archangel series so I haven’t had time to sit down and do the podcast but I want you to know that I intend to do another very soon.
I have recently relocated to Ontario Canada and am continuing work on the Starship Farragut Animated series. In a few days time the Starship Farragut “Crew Logs” will also be released over the internet and I’m releasing a free MP3 album of the music I did for both short films. You can find out more about them on the Film music Bio page. There are a few other film music projects in work but I don’t want to say anything about them until more happens. I have also uploaded some new music from short films that I have done which are also available on the Film music bio page.
Elven Moods III is delayed somewhat by all these new projects and my move to Canada which has meant I’ve had to focus on just the main projects right now, but I am looking forward to picking up EM III after the holiday season.
The VSL Podcast is still going, yet again I’ve had to reduce the amount of publications due to time constraints but I have recently finished the Joel Goldsmith Interviews and you can find them on shows 51 and 52.
Work is progressing on Elven Moods III in the studio. For this album I’m really taking a more atmospheric approach to it. I’m really enjoying the concept for it though. It was suggested by a good friend of mine who said “It should be like a walk .. through an Elven City”. And to a certain extent that’s what I’m doing .. but it’s not just a city .. it’s a whole country. Release date is tentatively set to February 2009 however this is subject to change as I am currently working on several projects for Starship Farragut. Say tuned for more info as it comes in on Elven Moods III.
Well the EFF show is over and my studio finally returns to a cleaner state. With all the CD’s I had to burn over the last few weeks I’m looking forward to getting back to compositional work for a change. I have uploaded some photos from the EFF event (Click Here) you can have a look at some of the great costumes that people were wearing. All in all it was a good show, and I think we may very well do this show again next year. I’m now looking at Elven Moods III and conjuring up themes and melodies for this new album. Although I seem to have two different albums to make now. One will be quite atmospheric, and another will be dramatic / action / battle music, as I’ve had many people, especially LARP’ers asking me for it. So I have plenty to be getting on with.
I have now been confirmed to attend the Elf Fantasy Fair 2008 in Utrecht, Netherlands. I’ll have a small stall in the “Wormhole” section of the fair and will be selling a Special Limited Edition version of the Starship Farragtut album (this will have brand new artwork and also some extra tracks), and also my Elven Moods albums. So if you’re in the area and fancy meeting up with me to say hi, please do come. The whole event should be pretty fun with all these great sci-fi and fantasy enthusiasts attending. I imagine that there will be some of the Farragut CD’s left over so if anyone who can’t attend wants one I’ll be happy to send you one if you wish to pay me through Paypal. I’ll setup a payment link soon.
A small update to the Music section. I’ve added a written account of what it was like to work on the Starship Farragut show which maybe of some interesting reading to fans of the show or composers who are looking to get into film. The VSL Podcast is a little late in coming but I will be publishing the next show very soon.
The new site is now all uploaded and working as it should. I have also published my new templates for Logic 8 which can be found under the new Tutorials & Tech page. Also have updated the Podcast Archive to include all the latest shows. The Pro demo page has also been updated with some new music snippets from Starship Farragut.
New website look. Decided it was time to give it a revamp and make some of it’s elements a little clearer. Thanks for visiting. And we hope if you are here for the Logic templates that you find them useful.
Some pieces of the website are yet to be uploaded so I ask you to be patient .. the Templates and other such things will be available very soon, with some great updates. New Logic Templates for Logic 8 and Altiverb. Including the TODD AO full orchestra room template.

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Stuttgart beaten again
Stuttgart slipped closer to the Bundesliga relegation zone after a 2-1 defeat at home to Hertha Berlin.
Last Updated: 22/02/14 6:21pm
Stuttgart slipped closer to the Bundesliga relegation zone after losing a sixth game in a row, Hertha Berlin taking the spoils at the Mercedes-Benz Arena.
Levan Kobiashvili gave Jos Luhukay's men the lead in the fifth minute before Arthur Boka levelled on the stroke of half-time.
Sandro Wagner clinched a 2-1 victory for the capital club in the 87th minute before picking up a red card, the only blot on the day for Hertha in Baden-Wurttemberg.
The visitors took the lead when captain Kobiashvili beat Sven Ulreich after Adrian Ramos had touched Marcel Ndjeng's cross on to him, with the Stuttgart defence all at sea.
For a side who had lost all five games they had played in 2014, conceding their quickest goal in a game all season only added to their insecurity.
Rani Khedira's mistake nearly let in Hertha for a second as the home fans transmitted their fears and frustration to the players.
Stuttgart responded well, though, with Daniel Schwaab's shot cleared away by Peter Pekarik.
And the hosts found an equaliser on the stroke of half time when Boka unleashed a powerful shot from outside the area and the ball flew past goalkeeper Thomas Kraft in a flash.
The game opened up in the second half and Stuttgart had Gotoku Sakai to thank for clearing the danger as Hertha broke with four men against two.
Another break was curtailed by Boka as Hertha showed more confidence in the search for a winner.
Stuttgart seemed happy enough to take a point and end their losing streak that way, but that risky tactic backfired when, with three minutes to go, Wagner headed Tolga Cigerci's free-kick into the right-hand corner to silent the Mercedes-Benz Arena.
Wagner was shown a second yellow card as the game went into stoppage time, but there was no time for Stuttgart to respond as they slumped to another defeat.

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Drew Gordon is one of the top players in the 2008 class. The 6-foot-8, 235-pound combo forward is hearing from just about every big time basketball program in the country and will surely be one of ...
Video Interview: Drew Gordon
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A time diary can help you track good and bad productivity habits just as well as expense tracking can help identify spending habits. Also like a spending diary, you will have to maintain a time diary for a few weeks before patterns emerge.
Trent Hamm at personal finance blog The Simple Dollar kept a time diary for the month of May, going into as much detail as possible. After analyzing the diary he found that a bad night's sleep didn't affect him until two days later, that the more he reads or interacts with his children the more he is productive the next day, and that his optimum amount of sleep is eight hours. He states:
I learned how much of an impact spending a couple hours cleaning my office can really have. I learned how direct the positive impact of reading is on my life. I learned that going to bed around ten during the school week is probably optimal.
These little things make a huge difference in my weekly productivity. They seem like small tweaks, but the impact of these tweaks is felt during every hour of every day in the form of increased energy and alertness and mental productivity. This adds up to more income and more life enjoyment as well.
Try keeping a time diary for a month. It should help you discover things about yourself and your routines that will more than repay the time spent logging your life. Photo by Pittaya Sroilong.
Building and Using a Time Diary | The Simple Dollar

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The Queen has just asked prime minister Balkenende to arrange new elections on Wednesday 9th of June. Also, there will be no new government formed to bridge the gap between now and instating a new government.
The election date is not unexpected; late May or early June was already the timeframe all parties supported. Still, for me personally it's a bummer since I will be on holiday in Venice on that day and will not be able to cover election day as much as I'd hoped.
As to forming no new government, this is one of the abstruse points of Dutch constitutional law that are very hard to explain, mostly because I myself don't quite know how it all works. For instance, I did not know that the solution the Queen chose was even possible.
If a new Balkenende V government had been formed, it would be a full-fledged government that could take politically sensitive decisions, even though only CDA and CU (a minority) supported it. Still, it could always hope to gather the necessary votes on an ad-hoc basis.
The solution that's chosen now means that the current government will remain in function, although the departments that were in the PvdA's hands will be re-divided over CDA and CU (4 for CDA and 2 for CU). Still, the government is now demissionary, which means that it may not take politically sensitive decisions; and anything that a substantial minority in parliament deems sensitive is now out of the question.
That especially goes for the pension age upgrade, the new system of road taxes (pay as you go, and not a fixed fee), and of course Uruzgan.
So now we know. Not the most exciting news ever, but this is a necessary step in the Dutch constitutional process.
<— Party profile — CDA | Article: The rules of the game —>
This is the political blog of Peter-Paul Koch, mobile platform strategist, consultant, and trainer, in Amsterdam. It’s a hobby blog where he follows Dutch politics for the benefit of those twelve foreigners that are interested in such matters, as well as his Dutch readers.

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The B's Return to Ristuccia
Tuesday, 10.2.2007 / 3:40 PM ET / Bish's Blog
By John Bishop - BostonBruins.com
Forward Jeff Hoggan cleared waivers and will be assigned to Providence.
No rest for the beary…
After their day off on Monday, the Bruins returned to Ristuccia and Boston Head Coach Claude Julien put his players through a high paced, energetic practice, which looked to be focused on forechecking.
Today's lines at Ristuccia were…
Red: Bochenski, Reich
D: Chara-Ward, Alberts-Ference,
Allen, Stuart, Wideman
Goal: Fernandez, Thomas
Coach Julien was making some very specific instructions during the practice (no doubt relating to the team's new systems) and stopped the session quite often to teach, explain and correct technique.
The Bruins went through a number of drills, starting with some 1-on-1 battles in the corner and behind the net and progressing in the same style until the battles were 5-on-5. Our boys finished their on-ice working day with sprints. A tough practice, but one where a lot got done.
Asked if training camp and the state of the team had any surprised him in any way, Coach Julien said no.
"I think it was what we expected," explained Julien. "I think there are a lot of things we want to accomplish (but) I like this group.
"I think people have been hard on this group because of what happened -- and rightfully so, when you don't get the results you want, that's a normal thing.
"But I think there are some good things we can do with this group of players," he said.
Certain things need to be changed, but other things have already improved.
"The work ethic has definitely been better," said Coach. "Now we just have to work on the parts of our game that are costing us right now."
One thing that the Coach hopes doesn't cost the Bruins is the five game road trip that begins their 2007-08 season.
"We have to make sure that those things don't bother us," he said. "We have a job to do and what we have to focus on is the task in front of us.
"(It's) a road trip that can do an awful lot for your hockey club, if it's approached the right way and done properly."
Coach Julien said that he did not know if the Bruins would carry 23 players all year, but that he does like the number.
"When you have extra players it creates competition within the team," said Julien. "And I think that is a good thing to have right now."
Metro sticks around
Although nothing is concrete, it seems to be a reasonable assumption that Glen Metropolit will be signing with the Bruins in the very near future.
"Obviously, he came in as an invitee to camp," said Julien. "We feel…that he can do a little bit of everything.
"He's a guy you can move up on the power play. He's a smart player and sees the ice well. He's also a guy, that if you need to kill penalties, is smart enough to play that role well.
"We've got him on a line right now where we've got some guys on each side of him who are more physical types of players and…he can be the player who will be in good position to come back and help out defensively," he said.
Whatever his role may be, Metropolit is enjoying his time with the Bruins and wants it to continue. Assuming he does stick, however, don't assume he will be keeping number 13. Although he is not superstitious, the forward wouldn't mind changing it.
In the short term however, Metropolit has made himself an important part of the Bruins preseason workouts and exhibitions and his only hope is that his time with the team continues indefinitely.
"It was a good camp," said Glen. "And it feels good to be part of this team.
"Hopefully we are on the right track and can get some wins under our belt."

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Sites that over the week put up content to commemorate the anti-Tamil riots of 1983 in Sri Lanka were many and ranged from a plethora of wire services to an equally diverse range of blogs, each with their own take on the events a quarter century ago in real time, yet just yesterday for some of the victims.
I started to plan for the content on both Groundviews and Vikalpa from early June. Both sites now feature a tremendous wealth of perspectives on Black July, which I’ve written about earlier. I was particularly touched by one contributor who sent an article in spite of medical orders to rest after eye surgery, noting in the email to me that an invite to contribute to the site was not one that could be refused. Others have told me in person and on email that the collection of articles / videos on the site as the best selection on any one website they have seen commemorating ’83.
There were many others in the Sri Lankan blogosphere who wrote about the events. Four posts in particular I enjoyed reading were:
- 24 July 1983 on PACT: A very good starting point for research on Black July. Peace and Conflict Timeline (PACT) itself is a great initiative that I have reviewed in detail.
- Black July at 25 on Sepia Mutiny: A great post and great discussion, a rare and happy coincidence.
- Six days in July on Pass the Roti: A great list of links to other (web) sites with commentary and information on Black July and an interesting post to boot.
- Weird nostalgia: A bit naive and simplistic but redeemed at the end by the reference to Funny Boy which I think is Shyam’s best work to date.

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Now we know which Bruins defenseman should go to the press box if Andrew Ference is indeed ready to return from injury Saturday night in Toronto.
Rookie Steven Kampfer made his pitch to be plucked out of the lineup by taking an ill-advised holding penalty on Mike Fisher in overtime prior to Shea Weber’s game-winning man-advantage goal that clinched a 4-3 win for Nashville tonight.
It was just Kampfer’s 20th shift of the game, as he skated for just 14:33 on the night — least among the Bruins’ six defensemen. Fisher was in the corner with his back to the goal and wasn’t in position to be a threat when Kampfer bear hugged the veteran center in the corner of the Boston zone. Kampfer was playing his second game since returning from a concussion.
Ference, out since Feb. 26 with a lower-body injury, should be ready to go against the Maple Leafs. He’ll be a welcome addition to the lineup.
Here’s a glance at the rest of the box score and a little analysis of this evening’s action:
•Tuukka Rask, making his second straight start, was sharp again with 27 saves and just one goal that you might call a bad one (the first Nashville goal he was out of position on). The Predators even needed a third shot after two brilliant saves to tie the game with 9:04 left. Rask stopped Martin Erat’s breakaway attempt and then Sergei Kostitsyn’s follow shot. But Legwand buried the goal with the Bruins forwards in the midst of a change and/or stopping off for a St. Patrick’s Day beverage instead of backchecking.
•It was an up-and-down night for Boston’s healthy-scratch brothers Tyler Seguin and Michael Ryder.
Seguin, playing his second straight game after two consecutive scratches, scored his 11th goal of the season just 1:50 in. If the goal gave him any sort of burst of confidence, he didn’t utilize it. The goal was his only shot on net all night. And the only other play he was really involved in was the elbow he took to his face from Patric Hornqvist, who got a major penalty and a game misconduct.
Ryder was clearly more active after his first healthy scratch in his nearly three seasons with the Bruins. Skating in Brad Marchand’s spot with Patrice Bergeron and Mark Recchi, Ryder fired seven shots on net and registered an assist. But his inability to solve Pekka Rinne on a second-period breakaway — after he got out of the penalty box — put a damper on his evening. While Rinne was just as solid as Rask with 35 saves, even an AHL goaltender can stop a breakaway when the shooter just snaps it on net without making any sort of a move. With Ryder, some things never change.
•The Bruins’ power play, which even featured Seguin for 1:25 of ice time, was 0-for-3. Boston even squandered the entirety of that five-minute major. To be fair, Horton hit the post during that power play, but he had about 2 feet of net to shoot at with Rinne caught out of position. If there was a positive to take, there was more traffic in front of Rinne even if there weren’t many rebounds to dig for. Against a lesser netminder, the Bruins probably would’ve had more in-tight chances to score.

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