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Malabar style fish fry
A delicious and crispy fish fry !!!
You will need
8 fish slices / 500 g (pomfret / nemmeen (seer fish) or any good quality fish
200 ml oil (to deep fry)
For the paste:
2 tablespoon pepper powder (4 – 6 teaspoon pepper powder)
1 teaspoon salt (or to taste)
1/2 teaspoon turmeric powder
½ teaspoon perumjeerakapodi (fennel powder)
6 garlic cloves, chopped
½ - inch piece ginger, chopped
3 curry leaves
1 tablespoon vinegar or 1 tablespoon lemon juice
Make a fine and thick paste of above ingredients in a small mixer bowl. Do not add water.
Wash and clean fish pieces. Drain out water completely. Wipe each fish piece with a kitchen towel.
In a bowl, apply this paste evenly on both the sides of each fish pieces. Cover and keep aside for one hour.
Heat oil in a frying pan / kadai. Reduce the heat to medium and deep fry fish pieces (4 fish pieces at a time) till brown and crisp. Drain on paper towels to absorb extra oil. Serve with rice / boiled tapioca or with fresh salad, lemon wedges ..
Tawa method: Make thin slices of fish pieces. Apply marinade evenly on both the sides of pieces. Cover and keep aside for one hour. Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a flat non stick frying pan on medium heat. Arrange marinated fish pieces and fry on a medium to low heat until golden color on both the sides. Sprinkle 1 tablespoon oil when turning other side.

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It’s Secret Recipe Club time again!!! This month I was assigned Lick The Spoon written by Louise. She comes up with stuff like Boston Banoffee Pie, Bailey’s Tiramisu and Mango Chilli and Lime Aioli with Prawns. Oh and she looks like a super model. When I saw the Tim Tam Brownies I was sold!
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Okay, so this is one that doesn’t really technically qualify as a recipe in my book. I mean, it’s scrambled eggs. The dog can almost make scrambled eggs. But then it occurred to me…there are scrambled eggs, and then there are scrambled eggs with fresh ricotta and chopped fresh chives stirred into them, drizzled with olive oil and eaten at the end of a long, long, long day when all you want to do is put on your oldest, softest pajamas and eat perfect scrambled eggs.
Now let me start by saying that when it comes to scrambled eggs, I am firmly in the camp of people who whisk them up with milk. I know there are purists out there who love their scrambled eggs with only eggs in them, and I respect you for that…but for me, I like the little bit of fluffiness that you get from adding just a little milk. For this version, I cook them nice and slowly until they are just turning into beautiful soft pillows of egg (no brown bits for me in my eggs, thank you very much!)
When they are just about done, swirl in a generous dollop of ricotta cheese. I like to make my own ricotta  right before the eggs so it is still nice and warm, but if you are using store ricotta just make sure you bring it to room temperature first. A handful of chopped fresh chives gently stirred in, drizzle the whole thing with a little olive oil…and I promise, you will never ever think of scrambled eggs the same way again.
The incredible edible egg!
Soft Scrambled Eggs with Ricotta and Chives
1/2 cup milk
1/2 cup ricotta at room temperature
1 tablespoon chopped fresh chives
Olive oil for drizzling
1. Whisk eggs and milk thoroughly together (I also like to scramble eggs by shaking the eggs and the milk vigorously in a mason jar.
2. Heat a nonstick skillet over medium heat and add eggs. Cook until eggs are soft-set, stirring gently from time to time.
3. When eggs are just set, gently stir in ricotta and chives.
4. Transfer to plate, drizzle a little olive oil on top and serve.

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For some people, "small" refers to the
number of guests. That may mean, for some, under 200 people. For others, 100
people is the cut-off mark. But some people want less than 50 guests, or are
just including family and their closest friends. For others, "small"
may refer to the bridal party, where only a few attendants (or no attendants)
At any rate, in some way or another your
"small" wedding is going to be different from the usual wedding you
attend or read about. This may mean that some of the aspects of the ceremony and
reception that occur in more typical weddings are not as appropriate. But it
also means that you may be able to do some special things that other brides
& grooms cannot do.
Since what constitutes a "small"
wedding varies, and the formality may vary as well, some of the tips below may
be more or less appropriate for the wedding you have in mind.
likely to get some strong reactions to your plans. Some of the reactions will be
supportive and sympathetic. Relish these. These are from people who had a
small wedding themselves, or were guests at one. Or they are people who have
been through wedding planning hell and are envious of your wisdom.
But what you might get more of are the negative
reactions. Some of these people are charmed by your plans but think you are
naive. You'll get the patronizing smile with "We thought we'd have a small
wedding too, everyone does. But it never works that way."
You may also get strong reactions from family and
friends. Your parents and friends may be supportive, especially if they know you
well enough to think that a smaller wedding is a great choice. But they also may
have mixed feelings. Small weddings aren't that common, so they don't know what
to expect. Friends may feel left out and upset that your plans will not include
them. Family may be disappointed that they cannot invite colleagues or more
distant relatives. Or they may worry that outsiders will think that your plans
reflect their inability to spend money on the wedding.
All couples seem to get SOME flak about their plans, and
so you'll read over and over in wedding advice books that you should ignore it
all because it is your wedding. This is a good thing to keep in mind.
However, it is also true that weddings are traditionally community events. They
typically involve family and friends, and are crowed over, celebrated with, and
supported by the larger society. So it's only natural that people close to you
may feel some ownership in your wedding, and bring their own expectations to
bear. That doesn't mean that you can't have a small wedding, it just means that
you may need to try to understand why they might object.
Ideas On Where To Have The
Ceremony & Rehearsal
to have the ceremony and the reception for a smaller wedding? The standard
answer of a church or synagogue ceremony, followed by a banquet hall reception,
isn't necessarily the answer. For one thing, those settings may be too large for
your smaller gathering and you'd look and feel lost in such a large venue. Also,
you might find that commercial reception venues, such as hotels, will not agree
to host receptions with fewer than 120 people! But don't think of this as a
problem--take advantage of the opportunities that come with having a smaller
Smaller weddings have been successfully carried
off in restaurants, gardens, bed & breakfasts, historic inns, wedding
chapels, meditation chapels, museums, historic homes, and on trains and boats.
Some of these places may not advertise an availability for weddings, but that's
because they don't want inquiries from people holding 250-person events. You can
always ask. Consider yourself lucky--you have some unique options that the
average bride doesn't have!!
A note about at-home weddings & receptions
A small wedding may make it easy for you to
consider having the wedding, the reception, or both in your own or a relative's
home. This is wonderfully intimate, but one note of caution: do not make the
assumption that an "at-home" gathering will be significantly cheaper
than having elsewhere. Other locales have the chairs, tables, and other
trappings you need for a gathering. Your private home doesn't. Depending on the
size of your wedding, you may need to rent chairs, tables, tablecloths,
port-a-johns, dinnerware, and other items. This may add up more quickly than
anticipated. Just keep it in mind!
altogether: the "destination" wedding
If your wedding is small enough, you might
consider making your wedding one special part of a mini-vacation for you and
your guests. It isn't feasible for a large number of people to join you at a
vacation spot, but a small number may be willing and able to--particularly if
you make the destination someplace that people would love to go to anyway! Sante
Fe, Martha's Vineyard, Charleston, Mexico, and the Carribbean are all examples.
You can honeymoon at the same spot after your guests depart, or move on to yet
Ideas for the Ceremony &
Having a smaller wedding may cause you to look
for some different things to incorporate into your service. Some suggestions:
* Instead of a processional, allow guests to mix
and mingle before the service over wine and cheese. Give a toast to start the
event, and then have everyone proceed to their places.
* Give each member of your families a flower, and have them line the aisle. As
the bride proceeds towards the altar, she takes each one and assembles her
bouquet as she goes, symbolizing the contributions the family makes to this
* Consider having your families & guests stand up for the entire service, at
your side just as attendants would be in a larger wedding.
* Have members of your family do the readings.
* Ask each of the guests to say a few words about the couple, or ask them to
write a few things down ahead of time, and assemble them into a document for one
person to read aloud.
* Incorporate ethnic or family traditions that may have fallen by the wayside
through the years. Contact older family members, or research wedding traditions
via the web or the library.
* Make your wedding program more substantial, more of a booklet and keepsake.
Include messages to each of the guests and explanations of why you chose your
flowers, readings, colors, music, etc. If your wedding is held in a unique
place, give some information about it, too.
* Be your own "ushers" when it comes to dismissing people after the
service. Greet each guest as they leave the pew.
* Encourage each guest to use an entire page of your guestbook to share
comments, advice, or other messages. You'll have many more lines of space than
you'll have guests, so put it to good use and get a nicer keepsake of your
Some of the more traditional reception activities
may be less desirable with a smaller number of of guests, especially if they
tend to do better with a "critical mass" of people (for example,
dancing). Here are some ideas you might want to consider for your reception:
* Instead of having a typical reception, have a
"wedding supper" at a restaurant--as simple or as lavish as you
prefer. Some restaurants will even print a special menu just for your event.
* Consider renting a trolley or carriage or other interesting transportation for
* Have your photographer take photos of all your guests, either in one large
group photo or as couples, families, or other logical groups.
* If the reception is in a historic home or museum, have a tour guide there to
show guests the facility.
* In addition to a band or dj, hire a string quartet, a harpist, or other unique
* Prepare a slide show of photos of each of you from childhood, adolescence, and
on up through meeting one another. Include photos of each of you with your
families and other special guests.. Photo shops and copy centers can make slides
out of standard photographs (this can be expensive, so shop around for the best
price). Renting or borrowing the equipment (projector and screen) is possible.
Then show the slides during the reception, either with music (you can created a
mixed tape beforehand) or with some clever narration. Some videography companies
offer a similar service for creating videos from your still photos.
Whatever you do, take advantage of the smaller size to do some serious mixing
and mingling. Too many couples say that they didn't get to spend enough time
with their guests on their wedding day. You won't have this problem!

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Free of: All top allergens, except sulphites in dates
- 2 cups (475 mL) pitted dates
- 3⁄4 cup (180 mL) water
- 1⁄4 cup (60 mL) orange zest
- 2 tbsp (30 mL) orange juice
- 1 cup (250 mL) all-purpose flour
- 1 cup (250 mL) gluten-free rolled oats (large)
- 1 tsp (5 mL) baking soda
- 1⁄4 cup (60 mL) brown sugar
- 1⁄2 tsp (2.5 mL) salt
- 1⁄2 cup (125 mL) butter [for dairy-free, substitute vegetable shortening]
- 1 tsp (5 mL) vanilla extract
- Pre-heat oven to 350°F.
- Combine dates and water in a medium saucepan. Cover and cook on medium 6-8 minutes, stirring occasionally, until a paste forms. Remove from heat and stir in orange zest and juice. Set aside.
- For crumb layer: combine flour, oats, baking soda and salt in mixing bowl. Melt butter (or shortening) and brown sugar in a small saucepan on low heat. Pour into flour mixture and add vanilla. Stir to combine.
- Lightly grease an 8-inch square baking pan. Place 2/3 of crumb mixture into pan and press in lightly. Add date filling and top with remaining crumb mix.
- Bake 20–25 minutes until golden brown. Remove and cool. Cut into 12 squares.
Serve or store in an airtight container for up to 10 days.
Recipe by Simon Clarke
Food photography by Chris Gonzaga
First published in Allergic Living magazine, Winter 2009.
To order that issue or to subscribe, click here.
© Copyright AGW Publishing Inc.

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Guess what guys? We are almost through the middle of February which means March will be here soon. With March comes the reality of spring, and then summer. In light of the better days ahead, I will be showing you "how to draw a beach for kids", step by step. What better way to prepare for summer than to make a drawing of a beach. The water is a crisp blue and the sand is soft. The palm tree hangs or bows down low ready for someone to sit up and relax in it as the warm beach breeze hits their skin. I also drew in a towel and beach umbrella so we don't forget to lay under the shade for when we get too hot. This was a really fun landscape to create and like always, be sure to add your own personal touches to be more creative. That is all I have for you right now, but maybe later I will have some more drawing fun for you all. Peace people and enjoy drawing a beach for kids.

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By Thomas Gerbasi
LAS VEGAS, July 11 – Welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre made it look easy Saturday night in the UFC 100 co-feature at the Mandalay Bay Events Center. But it was far from that, as his five round unanimous decision win over number one contender Thiago Alves was categorized not only by a gritty challenger who refused to go away without a fight, but a third round groin injury that forced the Canadian superstar to dig deep in order to finish off the championship rounds.
“I’m in real bad pain,” said St-Pierre after the bout. “It (the injury) happened in the third round. It could have been a real bad night for me.”
Instead, it was a bad night for Alves, who lost the bout via scores of 50-45 twice and 50-44. But in defeat, the challenger earned the respect of fans and the champion.
“Thiago Alves was my toughest opponent so far,” said St-Pierre. “He’s gonna gain from this experience.”
With the crowd chanting “GSP”, Alves looked to silence them with kicks to the champion’s legs. St-Pierre responded with a takedown, and each time Alves tried to rise, the Montreal native had an answer. By the time two minutes had passed, St-Pierre appeared to be closing in on a submission from the back, but Alves took the opportunity to get back to his feet, and he again began attacking his opponent’s legs. With 90 seconds remaining, Alves stuffed St-Pierre’s next takedown attempt, but when he landed a few strikes and got over aggressive, ‘Rush’ put Alves on his back again. By the end of the round, the Brazilian scrambled back to his feet, but went back to his corner with a cut over his right eye.
Judging by the early second round action, St-Pierre was just getting warmed up in the first, as he pulled off a slick superman punch / low kick combo before scoring another takedown. While on the mat, St-Pierre controlled matters with not only strikes, but his always impressive athleticism, With under a minute left, the bloodied Alves took advantage of a lull to get back to his feet, but he was unable to make anything happen before the bell rang.
Alves, still resilient, kept marching forward, but as soon as he moved in to land more than one punch, St-Pierre would drop him with another takedown. And late in the round, he put Alves down with a right hand, but ran out of time before he could finish ‘The Pitbull.’
The fourth round began like the others, with St-Pierre getting his takedown and keeping Alves from mounting any offense. But with two minutes gone, Alves finally turned the tables and got into St-Pierre’s guard, where he fired away with punches until the two rose with under two minutes left. Despite this being his first time into the fourth round, Alves didn’t look fatigued, though getting dropped by a right hand in the final 30 seconds didn’t help matters.
With only five minutes to turn things around, Alves’ intensity was evident as he came out for the final round, but St-Pierre was not about to let his foot off the gas, and he took the bout back to where he had dominated from the start – the mat. Alves battled his way up quickly this time around, and he marched forward, oblivious to pain and fatigue. What he couldn’t stop were St-Pierre’s takedowns, and that ultimately proved to be his undoing.
With the win, St-Pierre improves to 19-2; Alves falls to 22-5
Michael Bisping had the right stick and move plan heading into his middleweight bout with Dan Henderson, but when you’re dealing with the former two-division PRIDE champion, it only takes one wrong move and one right hand to end matters, and that’s what happened as Henderson knocked out ‘The Count’ in the second round of the long-awaited showdown between the coaches of The Ultimate Fighter’s ninth season.
The first minute was tense as Bisping used the Octagon to his advantage and Henderson tried to close the distance. In the second minute, Henderson jarred Bisping with a left, but the Brit cleared his head quickly and fired back. Henderson smelled blood though, and he methodically tracked his opponent down, looking for another flush shot. By the second half of the round, Bisping had his legs under him again, and he was sticking and moving effectively, despite the fact that Henderson was packing the heavier artillery. With under a minute to go, the two locked up against the fence, Henderson scoring with some knees at close range. Bisping looked for a takedown late in the round, but fell short, drawing jeers from the crowd.
Bisping was the more active of the two fighters early in round two, and he took two big right hands from Henderson well. As the round progressed, Henderson continued to stalk, but Bisping was outworking him, and when the two got close, Bisping was able to get out before any danger struck. But then out of nowhere, Henderson landed with his trademark right hand again, and this one was right on the mark, sending Bisping down hard to the canvas before a final and unnecessary forearm brought in referee Mario Yamasaki to halt the bout at 3:20 of the round.
With the win, Henderson improves to 25-7; Bisping falls to 18-2.
Welterweight contender Jon Fitch continued his climb back towards a title shot, handing Paulo Thiago his first pro loss via unanimous decision.
Scores were 30-27, and 29-28 twice for Fitch, who improves to 23-3 with 1 NC. Thiago, who had knocked Fitch’s AKA teammate Josh Koscheck out earlier this year, falls to 11-1.
After some tentative early action, Fitch got down to business with a takedown of Thiago, who looked to sink in a guillotine choke. Fitch slipped free and pushed his foe against the fence, but it was Thiago who did the most damage and he again worked for a choke. After some dicey moments, Fitch escaped again, and he continued to control where the bout was taking place even if he wasn’t doing any significant damage.
The second round and third rounds played out much like the first, with Fitch in command on the mat and continually working to make something happen. Midway through the third, Thiago began to show signs of life again, but Fitch quickly nullified his attack, almost finishing the Brazilian in the closing seconds.
Japanese star Yoshihiro Akiyama made a smooth transition to the UFC, scoring an exciting split decision win over Alan Belcher in his Octagon debut.
Scores in the punishing three rounder were 30-27, 29-28, and 28-29 for Akiyama, who ups his record to 13-1 with 2 NC. Belcher falls to 13-5
Belcher’s advantage in size was evident from the start, but Akiyama didn’t shy away from exchanges as he traded kicks with his foe. Unfortunately, a low kick by Belcher forced a halt to the action. Once the fight resumed, both got right back to business, this time trading punches that reddened both men’s faces. With 2:15 left, Belcher dropped Akiyama with a punch to the jaw, but the Japan native quickly rose to his feet and resumed his pursuit of Belcher, landing some flush shots in the process. Belcher responded with punches of his own before bulling his opponent into the fence. After the two broke, Akiyama landed with a right hand that dropped Belcher, but before he could capitalize, the bell rang.
After trading kicks at the start of the second round, Akiyama immediately closed the distance and took Belcher down. Belcher scrambled to get loose, but Akiyama was just as busy as he moved into side control. With under four minutes left, Akiyama got into Belcher’s guard and fired away with strikes. Eventually, Belcher got back to his feet, and despite fatigue setting in, he was still able to pick up points with sporadic punches upstairs and kicks downstairs.
With the fight still close, Akiyama and Belcher stood at close range and looked for the home run that would finish things. This resulted in brief bursts of action that saw each man getting his shots in, but with not enough oomph to get the other out of there. With 1:30 left, Akiyama - his left eye swollen nearly shut - put Belcher down a second time, and though the Biloxi product rose quickly, Akiyama scored a late takedown and secured the victory.
UFC 100 post fight Press Conference: Watch Now
GSP Guts Out Win over Alves; Hendo KOs The Count
Thomas Gerbasi julio 12, 2009
Thomas Gerbasi, UFC - Welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre made it look easy Saturday night in the UFC 100 co-feature at the Mandalay Bay Events Center. But it was far from that, as his five round unanimous decision win over number one contender Thiago Alves was categorized not only by a gritty challenger who refused to go away without a fight, but a third round groin injury that forced the Canadian superstar to dig deep in order to finish off the championship rounds.

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...sorry for all the questions.....i played GW for a a long time but lost interest because of the lack of people, "the ones i used to play with" ..lol....any who..!
- First thing, I do hope you have at least 5 HoM points from Guild Wars 1 because that's what you need to get the chest piece... If not, I find that the Duelist Chestpiece (of any level) works quite well as a substitute if you do not have the HoM points.
Helm: Starter thief hood, transmuted onto white piece of head gear and then re-transmuted onto my ranger. Dye: White, Calfskin, White Gold
Pauldrons: Vatlaaw's or Duelist pauldron, same skin. Dye: Calfskin, Oil Slick
Chest: Heritage Jerkin. Dye: White, Calfskin, Oilslick -- If you do not have HoM points for the jerkin, use Vatlaaw's or Duelist Chest, looks nice as substitute.
Gloves: Vatlaaw's or Duelist gloves, same skin: Dye: Calfskin, Oil Slick
Pants: Seeker's pants. This skin is really cool because it has the bands, it's very common but I love the look of it. Dye: Calfskin, Red
Boots: Tier 2 Human Medium boots, cost 12gold... This is a money sink but I just had to have these boots, they are by far the best looking ones that goes up to the thigh area in the game, in my opinion of course. Dye: Calfskin, Oil Slick
Quivers: Endless Quiver, cheapest one, with 250 Tier 6 bones...
Bow: Eir's Longbow
Uh, my gear is currently precision, toughness, condition damage.

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Open the table you want to customize from the Table bar, click SETTINGS, then click Advanced settings.
Click Advanced Table Settings to expand the section, if needed.
Click the Show in the table bar checkbox to clear it, and then click Save on the Page bar.
This setting will also disable the table name link and the REPORTS & CHARTS link on the Page bar when the user displays a report from the hidden table.
Tip: If you want to do a thorough job of hiding your table, exempt the table from a QuickBase Find operation. If you do so, records from your private table won't appear when your users conduct a search of your application.
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GEA Niro Method No. A 9 b
Revised: September 2005
The fat can be separated from fat-containing milk/milk powder through the addition of sulphuric acid. The fat content is read directly on a special calibrated butyrometer after centrifugation.
The method is to be used for fat-containing milk powders.
The fat can be separated from fat-containing milk/milk powder through the addition of sulphuric acid. The separation is made by using amyl alcohol and centrifugation. The fat content is read directly on a special calibrated butyrometer.
1. Balance - sensitivity ± 0.01 g
2. Special butyrometer-scale 0-35% or 0-70%, Teichert, ‘2.5 g lait en poudre’ 65°C
3. Caoutchouc stoppers
4. Pipettes - 1 and 10 ml
5. Centrifuge, Funke Gerber - 1200 rpm, equipped with heating element
1. Sulphuric acid, H2SO4 - density 1.816 ±0.003 g/ml 90-91%, clear, colourless.
2. Amylalcohol, C5H12O - density 0.811 ±0.002 g/ml
1. Pour successively into the butyrometer:
10 ml sulphuric acid.
8 ml distilled water (must not be mixed with the acid).
Exactly 2.5 g powder.
1 ml amylalcohol.
2. Close the butyrometer with the caoutchouc stopper and shake until the powder is dissolved. Turn the butyrometer upside-down 5 times.
3. Spin in the centrifuge for 15 minutes at 65°C.
4. Shake for further 5 minutes. Spin in the centrifuge for 15 minutes at 65°C. Adjust the fat column by using the stopper, so that it will be in the graduated part of the butyrometer. The fat percentage can then be read directly after spinning again for further 5 minutes.
5. Measurements are carried out in duplicate.
The fat content is read directly on the butyrometer and an average value of the two determinations is calculated. Calculate the result to 1 decimal place.
± 0.3 % for the 0-35 % scale
± 0.5 % for the 0-70 % scale
1. It is important to wear acid resistant gloves, protection glasses or a protection shield.
2. Samples containing sugar must not be analyzed by this method. Sugar can react very violently with concentrated sulphuric acid and cause an explosion.
3. If the powder is not dissolved after step 5.2, place it in a water bath at < 65°C until it is dissolved.
4. If the fat content is >70%, the procedure is repeated using only 1.25 g of powder instead of 2.5 g, and the result is multiplied by 2.
5. For baby food and whole milk, a butyrometer with the scale from
0-35% is used. For powders with a higher fat content, a butyrometer with a scale from 0-70% is used.
6. If the expected fat content is close to 1%, or if a higher precision of the fat content is required, use the Röse Gottlieb Method A 9 a.
7. The sample must be 65°C when reading the fat percentage. If the centrifuge is not adjusted to the right temperature, the butyrometer must be heated in a water bath.
• IDF Standard 1C:1987.
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response:
**Step-by-step: Yes**
**Training: Yes**

The article presents a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through the procedure of measuring fat content in milk powder using the GEA Niro Method. Each step is meticulously outlined, providing sufficient detail to understand the necessary actions and precautions required for successful execution. Additionally, the article includes procedural instructions and information regarding the equipment and chemicals used, contributing to a structured framework that would be beneficial for training a language model capable of reasoning and understanding complex processes.


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Glenn Beck: "They should shoot all the Gitmo Prisoners In the Head" (7-9-2013)Submitted by pawnstorm12 on Wed, 07/10/2013 - 15:06
THAT is what the self-proclaimed "Christian" Glenn Beck said on his radio show on Tuesday July 9, 2013.
I know because I heard it.
Then he REPEATED it so as to remove any doubt that he said it at all.
And this rat calls himself a CHRISTIAN???
To my knowledge, they haven't even charged or convicted every prisoner at Gitmo so some (or all of them) may be innocent.
But Beck says we should shoot them all in the head anyway.
Glenn Beck is an Arab-hating, RAT who represents what is WRONG with the GOP (and indeed much of our nation).
Beck's first comment on shooting the prisoners is at 5:45 here:
More on what the hypocrite Beck believes here...

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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 consists of a commentary on Glenn Beck's statements regarding Gitmo prisoners and does not include detailed procedural instructions. Therefore, it lacks the structured content necessary to facilitate deeper reasoning or training of a language model in a procedural context.


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Yogscast is currently feuding with Notch himself. Note: there is some harsh language in the context of the story.
As you can see, Notch is claiming quite a few bad things about the Yogscast crew. If these are true then there is no reason to go on supporting them.
However none of this can be confirmed so far. Several people have mentioned that Notch himself made some tasteless jokes. He is rather well known for making bad jokes.
We’re waiting on their official statement, but quite a few people who went to Minecon can confirm that Yogscast did indeed curse up a storm. They certainly did during their panel.
Here is the bottom line:
Yogscast will be making a statement when they are done with the trip. Notch will probably continue what he always does and use Twitter non-stop. However as of right now the entire feud is just a bunch of he said/she said.
The only things we have confirmed for sure are facts that we already know:
Notch loves to make terrible jokes.
Yogscast loves to curse whenever possible.
However we will be staying with this story. Hopefully some third party can come forward and confirm the things said about Yogscast. As far as Nerd Age goes we will give you an unbiased report until we can confirm some of the hard facts later on.
So far the only third parties speaking out about this are “Youtube Personalities” such as Minecraft Chick. They’re overall pointing out that Notch is hypocritical for getting onto someone for cursing. After all, these people are “Youtube Personalities” and you have to defend your own.
There is a report from someone claiming to be a staffer, but once again this was a Reddit post and cannot be confirmed. The post claimed that the Yogscasters were indeed jerks.
There is also a conflicting report that was put up after we first wrote this, saying they were not jerks.
Another update, here is finally something cement about how Yogscast acted at least some of the time:
Double update- The Yogscast statement:
And a written statement here: Reddit. They of course completely deny the most serious accusation of the kid who was told to “fuck off”. They They also said that many of the accusations were at least inaccurate. So there you have it.
Notch has Tweeted once again here. Of course what he seems to be apologizing for is that he said it over Twitter. Everything he said was true according to Notch. So at the end of all this we still can’t confirm if the infamous “fuck you” incident occurred. I suppose side with whoever you like more.
Mojang has released their official statement. It says that they found it hard to work with Yogscast, but they will be no longer talk about it publicly only to Yogscast themselves.
After the official Mojang statement, Notch apologized to Yogscast for being a dick.
Meanwhile the fans on each side are taking their own stances. Notch is receiving hatemail from the wonderful Yogscast fanbase. We’re sure Yogscast will have some hatemail of their own when this is over. Their viewer count is also fluctuating, but it’s unlikely they will even notice much of a hit.

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 discusses a feud between Yogscast and Notch without structured procedural instructions. Additionally, the content is more focused on updates and opinions related to the conflict rather than offering well-structured information that could train a language model for deeper reasoning or procedural tasks.


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February 11th, 2013
12:24 PM ET
"The Walking Dead" is finally back and not a moment too soon.
It's been a long couple of months wondering what might become of the Dixon brothers, as they were both captured by the Governor with the townsfolk chanting for their deaths.
So, without further ado, here are the big moments from Sunday night's mid-season premiere.
1. Dixon brother against brother
The Governor decided to give the people what they want: a fight to the death between Daryl and Merle. He told Merle this was his last opportunity to show his loyalty. At first, it seemed Merle would do anything to survive in this situation, including possibly killing his own brother. But it was all part of the plan - he intended to get both of them out of this situation alive.
They got some unexpected help from Rick, Maggie and the others, whose smoke bombs gave the Dixons enough cover to escape.
2. Daryl and Merle set off on their own
However, the reunion was short-lived after Merle spilled a ton of exposition on Rick's group, especially the whereabouts of Andrea, her relationship with the Governor and her connection to Michonne. Finally, Rick heard quite enough from Merle and knocked him out.
Daryl decided to leave with his brother. Somehow I think they'll be just fine on their own, but there's no way we've heard the last of them.
3. Andrea confronts the Governor
After dealing with residents attempting to flee town, and the new phenomenon of "biter" attacks in the middle of Woodbury (one of which ended with the Governor coldly shooting a bitten man in the head), Andrea told him the townsfolk needed his leadership.
He responded that they were on their own, because this is war. He also dropped the bomb on her that Glenn and Maggie had been kidnapped by Merle and "her friends" killed several people in town the night before.
Now I realize that this is a desperate situation, but I think most people in Andrea's shoes would drop the Governor, and pack their bags. We'll see if she finally does that next week, but I have my doubts, judging from the promos.
4. Glenn and Rick have it out
As what remained of the group got ready to return to the prison, Glenn argued with Rick over the fact that the Governor was left alive.
Rick responded that their rescue was the only reason they went to Woodbury.
Glenn again said that the Governor deserved to die after what he did to Maggie.
I have a feeling this division among the group will come to a head in the next few weeks.
5. Rick loses it
It was made pretty clear during the "phone call" episode that the loss of Rick's wife was the final straw for his sanity.
Sure, he doesn't trust Michonne and wants her gone as soon as possible, but he also seemed to have no bond with his child when he saw him for the first time (though I had to smile at her makeshift crib), and he showed nothing less than contempt for Tyrese's group upon meeting them.
Things really got bad, though, when he hallucinated a faceless woman (Lori?) in the shadows looking back down at them, pulled out a gun and started ranting and raving. Tyrese and his people left the room, while the rest looked on in horror.
How will our group of survivors ever be able to take on the Governor, when their leader has gone cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs? And what did you think of last night's episode overall?
Share your views on video or comment below.
About this blog
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response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it summarizes significant plot points from an episode of "The Walking Dead." Additionally, it lacks well-structured procedural instructions that could facilitate training a language model in deeper reasoning. The content is more reflective and interpretative rather than directed, which does not encourage analytical thinking or a step-by-step approach to a task.


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Information and announcements from Program Managers, Product Managers, Developers and Testers in the Microsoft Virtualization team.
Admittedly this post is a stew and not a meal (if that metaphor works). But you might be interested in the following items. I'll keep it short:
PingBack from http://www.netdeluxo.com/blog/blogs/windows-virtualization-team-blog-online-sessions-book-and-more/

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a task. Instead, it appears to be more of an informal update or announcement rather than a structured piece with detailed procedural instructions. This lack of organization and specificity does not lend itself to training a language model for deeper reasoning, as the content does not delve into any complex reasoning or instructional detail necessary for effective learning.


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Well, after researching extensively on the web, the process to implement trash bytes in PokeGen, or any other Pokemon editor goes like this:
1) Type in the name (of the pokemon or the OT)
Example: For Shaymin, type "Shaymin" in the box.
2) Start inputing numbers into the box
after the name until the editor will not allow anymore to be input into the box;
Example: For Shaymin, it will now say "Shaymin1234"
3) Remove the last two numbers
Example: For Shaymin, it will now say "Shaymin12"
4) The number of numbers that remain
are the amount of \0000
sequences that must be placed between the escape and terminator sequences: \FFFF
Example: For Shaymin, it will now say
As I said in Step 1, this works for the nickname and the OT (Only for Gen 4 origin OTs). So rinse and repeat for the OT. In Gen 5, the OT need the escape sequence \FFFF
first and finish out the remaining spaces with the sequence \0000
If you did it correctly using the OT name "Nikki", the final entry will say:
Gen 4 OT = "Nikki\FFFF\0000\FFFF"
Gen 5 OT = "Nikki\FFFF\0000\0000" or simply type "Nikki" (the editor will fill it in for you)
This corrects the previously incorrect trash bytes coming up as invalid in PokeCheck's (the legality checker I was using the entire time)legality checker. Why this works is due to the fact for every space not used, the trash byte sequences are added. This goes up to 11 spaces for nicknames and 8 spaces for OTs. So
= 11 spaces.
Full Guide here
Thanks for your help again, Galdr.
The Shaymin was actually for use with my sister's game: I'm attempting to teach her the OU metagame with actually using our DS Systems. So I will PokeGen her every team. It gives me satifaction when the legality check comes up with nothing illegal about it. Shaymin's new code, if you care to upload it to PokeCheck yourself to see the legailty check corrected from the original, here it is:

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for implementing trash bytes in PokeGen, with specific examples that guide the reader through the process. The instructions are well-structured and detailed enough to facilitate deeper reasoning, as they clearly articulate the rationale behind each step and include examples that help the reader understand and apply the concepts for similar tasks.


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Back in 2010 Twitter partnered with Tweetmeme to create an official Tweet button. It resulted in lots of criticism as the official button lacked some obvious customization options (primarily, it forces the user to use Twitter’s official shortener. Besides, it has no color customization and is somewhat slow).
However the fact that Twitter partnered with the major player in that field to launch the official product has left us with almost no choice. Besides, the Tweet button does have quite a few great features (my favorite one: the ability to recommend your personal as well as your business accounts for people to follow).
Besides, what many people are likely to be unaware of: the Tweet button can be customized with the help of some of the hacks (listed below)
1. Use Your Own URL Shortener
Twitter Friendly Links is a great and absolutely easy-to-use WordPress plugin that lets you quickly create your own domain shortener. Just have it installed and activated, go to the plugin settings and configure the following:
- Set the base URL: this option is *gold* if you have www in your default URLs. Making the base URL www-free will make your shortened URLs even shorter!
- Set the Redirection type. I am using 301 redirect as a link-builder at heart: someone would want to use my tweet to quote or will copy-paste the URL from the URL directly from tweet and use it in a post. So I want this link not to be wasted.
Now to use these pretty branded URLs with your Twitter button you’ll need this plugin: WP Tweet Button – it has plenty of cool features and the rest of the post will be dedicated to those features, but so far the most important option for us is the WP Tweet Button plugin ability to support Twitter-Friendly link. All you need to do is to select “Twitter-Friendly Links Plugin” from the drop-down on its Settings page:
Now you are done: Readers are able to tweet your articles using the official Tweet button while using your pretty self-hosted URL shortener.
Another option: YOURLS which is also fun but somewhat hard to set up.
2. Promote Your Guest Authors and Contributors
WP Tweet Button has another valuable option: you can set up your “default” Twitter username from the admin page but it will be overridden by the author’s Twitter name he specifies on his profile name.
What does it mean?
The post author’s Twitter name will be included in the Tweet itself. Besides, the author’s Twitter username will be recommended for following along with your default username:
Another great thing about the plugin is that it lets you specify the Tweet text as well as more accounts to “recommend” right on the “Edit post” level. This means you can get as creative as you want: add the author’s Twitter account to recommend, his custom hashtag, his name in the Tweet, etc:
Here you go!
3. *Smartly* Auto-Tweet Your Articles
Whether to auto-tweet your blog articles or not is up to you. I find it a great option for people on the go: blogging while traveling, scheduling articles for later, etc – in these cases, the ability to auto-tweet your posts that go live while you are away or busy is a life-saver.
Now, traditionally Twitterfeed is used to auto-tweet, but WP Tweet Button is so much better!
- Auto-tweet your own articles using your self-hosted URL shortener;
- Auto-tweet your articles each time you update them.
The smart plugin even removed the default Twitter username to avoid you referencing yourself in your own Tweets.
So The Check-List Now!
If you choose to try the tips above, here’s an actionable and easy-to-follow to-do list for you:
|Twitter Friendly Links||Install and activate|
|Set the base URL (www-free)|
|Set the Redirection type (301)|
|WP Tweet Button||Install and activate|
|Select “Twitter-Friendly Links Plugin as your URL shortener|
|Set the default Twitter username to reference and recommend|
|Ask all your contributors to update their profiles to add their Twitter usernames (to reference them in the Tweets)|
|Authorize the plugin to auto-tweet your articles when you publish and/or update them|
Don’t forget to follow our official Ninja Twitter account to have articles like this (and better) to be delivered right to your Twitter home page!

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**Step-by-step: Yes**
The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through customizing their Tweet button and using related plugins. The checklist format at the end reinforces the step-by-step instructions, making it easy for the reader to follow along.

**Training: Yes**
The procedural instructions are well-structured and detailed enough to support training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. Each step is described with specific actions and implications, allowing the reader to understand not just what to do, but also the reasons behind each action, encouraging a more thoughtful engagement with the content.


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Time is running out on the Phoenix Coyotes, and if the league-owned franchise is unable to find new ownership in the near future, relocation will be the best option for the club long term.
TSN's Darren Dreger reported late last month that the fate of the struggling franchise might be determined prior to postseason play, which begins on April 30.
NHL continues to fight to keep Yotes in Glendale, however, relocation decision could take player before the playoffs. #TSN— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) March 28, 2013
This drama in Glendale has gone on for far too long, and the league has not been able to find a buyer despite several people/groups expressing interest in owning the team over the last few years.
The most recent attempt was made by former San Jose Sharks CEO Greg Jamison, who failed to complete a sale prior to his January 31 deadline.
Not only does the league have a tough task in finding someone to buy this financially challenged team, relocating it will also be difficult, especially since the new realignment plan for the 2013-14 season doesn't give the NHL many options to move Phoenix unless it wants to re-do the plan.
When the NHL originally came up with the plan for four conferences/divisions, the two with the Eastern clubs had seven teams each, while the other two with Western franchises had eight teams each.
This left two spots open in the East for possible relocation and expansion, with three of the most talked-about destinations being Hamilton, Markham/Toronto and Quebec City.
When the NHL and NHLPA finally agreed on a final realignment format for next season, the Western divisions had the two open spots with seven teams each and the Eastern ones had eight teams each. Here is what the plan looks like.
The destination for the Coyotes that makes the most sense is Quebec City. The team would be able to play in the Colisée Pepsi (pictured below) until the new arena, which should be a modern work of art, is built.
Per the Edmonton Journal on March 26, 2012:
Quebec city council approved recently a $7-million refurbishment of the city’s aging Colisee, built in 1949, if an NHL team is approved before the new arena is built.
Sunday’s announcement comes as the future of the Phoenix Coyotes is uncertain. Quebec City, Seattle and Kansas City could be considered as potential homes by the NHL if the league decides to move the team from Arizona.
Since the construction of the Amphithéâtre de Québec is already underway (per CBC), the league doesn't have to worry about having a new arena for the Coyotes if they are moved to Quebec City.
After seeing the incredible success that the Winnipeg Jets have enjoyed since relocating from Atlanta prior to the 2011-12 season, there should be no concerns about the NHL being able to thrive in a small Canadian market in 2013.
Quebec City would be the second-smallest market in the four major North American sports leagues if it got an NHL team (Green Bay of the NFL is the smallest), but there are plenty of hockey fans in the region to help a team thrive on and off the ice.
When you look at the approved realignment plan, the logical decision would be to move the Coyotes to Seattle because that would not result in any changes to the new realignment plan since the franchise would stay in Division A.
Here's the problem with Seattle. It doesn't have an NHL-ready building for the Coyotes to play in while a new arena is constructed. Key Arena is not fit for an NHL team, so while Seattle might be the ideal spot for the NHL to expand or relocate to in the near future, it's not the best option for relocation in 2013. There is a proposed arena in Seattle, but construction has not started, so there's no way that the city could be a home for the Coyotes during the 2013-14 season.
Complicating matters is the fact that there are no other traditional hockey markets in the Western United States or Western Canada that are a strong fit for a team right now. Kansas City has an arena fit for an NBA and NHL franchise, but that's not a traditional hockey market and doesn't deserve to get a team before Seattle, Quebec or Southern Ontario.
Portland is one possible relocation option if the NHL wants to keep the Coyotes in the West, but it's not a large market and it's uncertain if there are any owners willing to bring a team to the city.
It was puzzling that the NHL would go ahead and complete realignment before the Coyotes situation for next season was finalized. If the team needs to be relocated for next season and Quebec City is the only quality option, the league and the NHLPA are going to have to sit down and adjust the new conference format, which would be a difficult process.
A Quebec City team would need to go into Division C (in the above picture) because it would be the best fit geographically, and it would allow Quebec to renew divisional rivalries with the Montreal Canadiens, Ottawa Senators, Toronto Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins.
If that were to happen, Division C would have nine teams, which means one team in that division has to go to the West or a team in Division D would need to go to the West and be replaced by a club from Division C.
There are probably only a few possible scenarios for the NHL to consider if the Coyotes went to Quebec City and were placed in Division C:
- Detroit Red Wings move from Division C to Division B, Colorado Avalanche move to Division A
- Columbus Blue Jackets move from Division D to Division B, Detroit moves to Division D, Colorado Avalanche move to Division A
- Move Coyotes to Kansas City, put them in Division B, move Colorado Avalanche to Division A
Other than Detroit and Columbus, there are no other teams that the league could justify putting in Division B, which is made up of mostly Central time zone teams.
One of the main goals of realignment was to put the Red Wings and Blue Jackets in the Eastern divisions, so it would be surprising if either franchise moved to a West division in the event that Quebec City gets a team for the 2013-14 season.
Despite being in the Eastern time zone, the Red Wings have been in the Western Conference since the NHL realigned in the 1993-94 season, which has forced the Original Six club to travel a lot more than anyone else in the Eastern time zone. Detroit helped the league in 1994 by going to the West, and it was time for the NHL to repay the favor.
If the Coyotes are to be relocated, where should they go?
The Blue Jackets have struggled as a franchise since entering the league for the 2000-01 season, and to help the team thrive financially and on the ice, moving it to the East so it could form rivalries with the current Atlantic Division teams was a decision that had to be made.
When a team is being relocated, the No. 1 goal is finding a market that allows the franchise to succeed financially long term, not the one that fits into the current alignment of the league. With that said, it's very difficult to find a scenario where the Coyotes could be relocated this summer and the NHL would not have to change its realignment plan.
The issue for the NHL is that it has too many teams that need to be in the Eastern divisions for rivalry, geography and financial reasons.
One way to fix this would be to expand, but for a league that had 13 teams lose money during the 2011-12 season (per Forbes) and has gone through three lockouts since 1990, expanding isn't the best plan for the NHL.
Unless the NHL finds a market in the Western United States that's a good fit for the Coyotes and has an arena that meets the league's standards, relocating this franchise could create a huge realignment headache for the league and the NHLPA this summer.
Nicholas Goss is an NHL Lead Writer at Bleacher Report. Follow him on Twitter. He was a credentialed reporter at the 2011 Stanley Cup Final and 2012 NHL playoffs in Boston.

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

The article lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps guiding the reader through a specific task or process. Instead, it presents a narrative focused on the relocation possibilities for the Phoenix Coyotes without structured procedural instructions. Additionally, the information provided is more analytical than instructional, meaning it does not contain detailed procedures that would support training a language model for deeper reasoning about task completion.


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Tag 4 first: I have to say that I struggled a bit with the technique. Perhaps it was because of the fact I had to use fragments, or my ink just seems to dry instataneously! In the end I used the stamped and glittered technique on the tag, it looked better!
|This was the best of the first technique, I think it will work better on glass perhaps|
I really enjoyed to enamelled effect on the numbers, though I had to use pearl paint and clear UTEE.
My distress powders tend to be dull colours so I had to adapt the colours to suit. again this was something I had not done before and enjoyed it.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a task. Instead, it appears to share personal reflections and experiences with various techniques without clearly defined procedural instructions. Additionally, the lack of structured guidelines makes it less useful for training a language model for deeper reasoning, as the instructions are neither ordered nor detailed enough to encourage analytical thinking.


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The legal showdown between Albert Pujols and Jack Clark is over before it could get to a courtroom.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Monday that Clark has retracted his allegation that Pujols used performance-enhancing drugs, and Pujols has decided to drop his defamation lawsuit against Clark.
The two men on Monday released statements that were obtained by the Post-Dispatch.
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"I would like to address Albert Pujols' pending defamation lawsuit and re-confirm that I have no knowledge whatsoever that Mr. Pujols has ever used illegal or banned PEDs. I publicly retract my statements that Albert Pujols used such substances. During a heated discussion on air, I misspoke and for that I sincerely apologize."
And, from Pujols:
"I have accepted Jack Clark's retraction and apology to resolve my lawsuit against him and clear my name."
PHOTO GALLERY: MLB players suspended for PED use
Pujols sued Clark on Oct. 4 over comments Clark made Aug. 2 on a radio show he co-hosted on St. Louis' WGNU 920 AM. Clark said he “knew for a fact" that Pujols took performance-enhancing drugs because Pujols' former trainer, Chris Mihlfeld, told him 10 years ago that he "shot (Pujols) up."
The lawsuit alleged that Clark made "malicious, reckless and outrageous falsehoods" that have damaged Pujols' reputation, humiliated him and caused him mental anguish and anxiety.
Clark later proposed that the two settle the matter through the use of dueling polygraph tests.
Mihlfeld has denied the allegations, and the company that hired Clark and co-host Kevin Slaten announced the two had been told not to return to work. Clark and Slaten technically couldn't be fired because they were independent contractors, but they no longer have a show on WGNU.
Pujols was a superstar for the Cardinals from 2001 to 2011. He signed a free-agent contract with the Los Angeles Angels before the 2012 season, but has has battled injuries and has struggled at the plate for his new team.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a task. Instead, it reports on a legal dispute between two individuals without outlining procedural instructions or detailed guidelines that would facilitate deeper reasoning or training. The content is more focused on events and statements related to the lawsuit rather than teaching a process or method.


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Spring training is in full swing in Florida, but on the Island summer baseball preparations are also underway. The Martha’s Vineyard Sharks collegiate summer baseball league has announced its roster for the 2013 season, with some familiar faces and a brand new bullpen.
For the third year in a row Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School graduate Tad Gold will take to center field. He will be joined by current regional high school senior Jack Roberts.
Other returning players include Justin Meier of Bucknell University, Nick Sanford of University of Massachusetts, Eric Brenk of Wofford College, Dylan Tice of Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Kyle Brenner of Brandeis University and Mike McFerran.
New talent includes Nik Campero of University of Massachusetts, catcher Joe Coyne of St. Joseph’s of Maine, Nick Sell of Seton Hill, Ryan Uhl of IUP, Donnie Cimino of Wesleyan University, Tyler Plourd of Lesley University, Kevin Foley of Wheaton College, and incoming freshman at Franklin Pierce Max DiTondo. The Sharks also have added 11 new pitchers to their rebuilt staff.
For more information on each of the players, go to mvsharks.com.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task, nor does it include well-structured procedural instructions. Instead, it presents information about a baseball team and its roster without detailed guidance or a framework that would facilitate deeper reasoning or training for a language model. The content is more of an informational update than a procedural guide.


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The Johnson and Wales Wildcats defeated the Bruins men’s basketball team 71-57 on Saturday afternoon. The Bruins fell to 1-11 overall, while the Wildcats moved to a 3-10 record.
The Wildcats jumped out to an early 7-3 lead, courtesy of a Taylor Thomas three-pointer. The Bruins’ Ray Holden Jr. hit a pair of free throws to make it 7-5, before Josh Clater scored a tough shot while getting fouled. He completed the three-point play to put the Bruins up 8-7.
The Bruins offense stumbled, however, and the Wildcats took advantage, moving to a 22-13 lead.
A great drive and dish by Bruins guard Zach Mercado found Clater in the lane for an easy flush to get the Bruins going again. Another bucket by Clater made it 22-15, but a couple of quick scores capped by a long three-pointer extended the Wildcats’ lead to 30-17.
At halftime the Bruins trailed 36-25, but the Bruins didn’t lose their composure.
“We’ve been there before so we don’t have the worries that we had before,” Holden said. “We just try to buckle down and come out ready for the second half.”
Holden converted several drives to the rim, and a layup from Mercado closed the gap to four points.
“We got some turnovers, knocked down some shots and created opportunities purely with energy and good effort,” Coach Neal Ring said. “We climbed, clawed and scratched our way back into it.”
Poor shooting and some costly turnovers derailed the Bruins before they could overhaul the Wildcats, who pushed the lead back to 50-39. The Wildcats stayed in front for the rest of the match with many second-chance points from offensive rebounds and turnovers. Eventually the Bruins had to start fouling in an attempt to get the ball back, and the game ended 71-57 in favor of the Wildcats.
Mercado led the Bruins with 22 points and Holden finished with 16. The Wildcats’ high scorers were Thomas and Robbie Sterling, who finished with 18 and 12 points respectively.

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, nor does it contain structured procedural instructions that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning. Instead, it is a narrative recounting of a basketball game that lacks explicit analytical or instructional content. The information presented focuses on the events of the game rather than actionable steps or processes.


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Cisco Unified Presence, Release 7.x -- How to Configure Cisco Unified Presence for Integration with Desk Phone Control Client Applications
Main page: Cisco Unified Presence, Release 7.x
Cisco Unified Presence allows enterprise users to control their Cisco Unified IP Phone through a third party desktop IM application such as Microsoft Office Communicator. The desk phone control application provides connectivity between Cisco Unified Communications Manager and the client applications. You can configure the desk phone control application to connect up to a maximum of eight Cisco Unified Communications Manager servers for Click-to-Dial/Phone control-type services..
Configuring Desk Phone Control Settings
Before You Begin
You will require the username and password that was configured for the application user account on the associated Cisco Unified Communications Manager server for the CTI Gateway. This is configured from Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration > User Management > Application User.
1. Select Application > Deskphone Control > Settings.
2. Enter the appropriate settings as described in the table below.
From the list box, select On or Off to turn the desk phone control application on or off.
Specifies the desk phone control application user name.
Note: This user name is case sensitive and must match what is configured on Cisco Unified Communications Manager.
Specifies the desk phone control application password.
Note: This password is case sensitive and must match what is configured on Cisco Unified Communications Manager.
Heartbeat Interval (seconds)
Specifies the heartbeat interval in seconds.
Range: 5-20 seconds
Default: 8 seconds
Session Timer (seconds)
Specifies the value of the session time in seconds.
Range: 1810-2000 seconds
Default: 1810 seconds
Microsoft Server Type
Species the type of Microsoft Server in use including MOC Server OCS or MOC Server LCS.
Default: Office Communications Server (OCS) 2007
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Address (servers 1-8)
Specifies the host name or IP address of a Cisco Unified Communications Manager server to which you want to connect.
Note: You can configure a CTI connection with up to eight Cisco Unified Communications Manager nodes. These nodes must all belong to the same Cisco Unified Communications Manager cluster.
3. Select Save.
- If you select MOC server OCS as the Microsoft Server Type, you must install the Phone Selection plug-in on Microsoft Office Communicator for any users that use more than one line appearance for remote call control. The Phone Selection plug-in adds a tab to the Microsoft Office Communicator client that enables the user to select a line appearance to control.
- If you select MOC server LCS as the Microsoft Server Type, the remote call control feature uses the existing device selection logic on Cisco Unified Presence to determine the device to control.
- How to Find and Delete Components in Cisco Unified Presence Administration
- Getting More Information
- Integration Guide for Configuring Cisco Unified Presence with Microsoft OCS for MOC Call Control
What To Do Next
Assigning Desk Phone Control Capability to Users
You can determine which users of Cisco Unified Presence can use the desk phone control service. This is not a licensed service, rather, the assignment is needed to limit the users for performance reasons. You can enable or disable desk phone control capability on a per-user basis. You can also use bulk assignment to enable or disable desk phone control capability for multiple users.
Before You Begin
Configure the desk phone control settings.
- Select Application > Deskphone Control > User Assignment.
- Find the recor and check the users to whom you wish to assign the desk phone capabilities. See the Finding a Network Component topic for instructions.
- Select Assign Selected Users.
- Check Enable Deskphone Control in the Desk Phone Control Assignment window.
- Select Save.
- Uncheck Enable Deskphone Control to disable the desk phone control service for the users that you selected.
- Ensure that you have assigned desk phone control capabilities to each Microsoft Office Communicator user.
- If you are using LCS with the remote call control feature, you can configure a maximum of two associated devices per user on Cisco Unified Communications Manager. If the user is signed into an Extension Mobility (EM) device, the EM device is counted as one of the two permitted associated devices for the user.
How To Troubleshoot the Desk Phone Control Feature
Desk Phone Control Troubleshooter
Use the Desk Phone Control Troubleshooter to diagnose integration issues between Cisco Unified Presence and the Microsoft Office client application after your initial configuration or whenever you make configuration changes. The Troubleshooter validates user-related and connectivity-related issues between Microsoft LCS or OCS servers and Cisco Unified Presence, and between the Microsoft Office client and Cisco Unified Presence.
After the Troubleshooter finishes testing, it reports one of three possible states for each test:
- Test passed
- Test failed
- Test warning, which indicates a possible configuration issue
For each test that fails or that results in a warning, the Troubleshooter provides a description of the problem and a possible solution.
Running Desk Phone Control Troubleshooter
Before You Begin
See the Desk Phone Control Troubleshooter topic for instructions.
- Select Diagnostics > Deskphone Control Troubleshooter.
- Perform the following actions:
- Enter the User ID in the User field.
- Enter the address of the LCS or OCS server in the LCS/OCS Address field.
- Select Submit.
- Examine the Results table for any tests that failed or that generated a warning.
- For any test failures or test warnings, select the fix link in the solution column to go to the Cisco Unified Presence Administration window where the Troubleshooter found the problem.
- Correct any configuration errors that you find and rerun the Troubleshooter.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through the configuration of the Cisco Unified Presence for desk phone control, making it easy to follow along. The instructions are detailed and organized, offering specific settings to configure and troubleshooting steps, which would be beneficial for training a language model in handling procedural tasks that require deeper reasoning and comprehension of technical details.


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One of the most popular ways of turning an object trapped inside the world of a computer into a real, metal object is the art of lost wax, or lost foam casting. In this process, a full-scale model of the object to be made in metal is crafted in either foam or wax, placed in a pile of sand, and burned away by molten metal.
[ptflea] over at the Bamberg, Germany hackerspace Backspace came up with a very clever build that automatically cuts foam into the desired shape, ready to be taken out to the backyard foundry. The build is based around an old flatbed scanner and a hot wire cutter. The old scanner conveniently had an equal number of steps per axis, so attaching an Adafruit motor shield and replacing the old control electronics was just an issue of finding the correct resistors.
Software control is provided by a Processing app [ptflea] whipped up and is able to carefully cut very delicate shapes that even the steadiest hand would have trouble with.
Making stuff out of styrofoam is cool and all, but the real goal for this project was setting things on fire and melting old heatsinks. The styrofoam molds were placed in a bucket full of sand, and the furnace – a few ytong bricks, a crucible, and a propane burner – started to melt some aluminum. The molten aluminum was poured onto the mold and after cooling, the makers of Backspace had a few very cool aluminum trinkets.
A nice build that is able to produce some very nice metal objects. We suspect, though, that a higher-density foam (something along the lines of blue or green insulation sheets, if they have those in Germany) could produce an even higher level of detail if you’d like to build your own.
Videos after the break.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing the casting process; rather, it describes the project in a narrative format without structured procedural instructions. While it mentions components of the project, it lacks detailed and explicit instructions that would enable someone to replicate the process effectively, thereby not fostering deeper reasoning in a training context.


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Things that come packaged in a petite format better be bringing it in other departments, if you know what I mean. I'm talking about flavor, people! If you want to wow your guests with some impressive appetizers or canapes at your next cocktail party, don't get carried away with the cutest darn toothpick you've ever seen in your life. Do yourself a favor and don't forget about flavor.
Banana Crepe Lollipops
8 Crepes, recipe follows
1/2 cup chocolate sauce
1/3 cup roasted almonds, chopped
25-30 bamboo skewers or lollipop sticks
(yield: about 10 crepes)
1 1/4 cups milk
1 cup flour
2 tbsp sugar
3 tbsp butter, melted
nonstick cooking spray, as needed
Whisk everything together in a medium bowl (or blender). Refrigerate batter for at least 1/2 hour.
Preheat a medium non-stick pan over medium-high heat, and spray with non-stick cooking spray. Pour 2 oz of crepe batter into the pan, while swirling it to get an even, thin layer. Cook 30-40 seconds, flip crepe, and cook for a few more seconds. Repeat, until you run out of batter.
Assemble the Banana Crepe Lollipops:
Arrange 4 crepes onto your work surface. Top each with 1 tbsp of chocolate sauce, and spread in an even layer. Top with a second crepe, and another layer of chocolate sauce.
Place peeled banana onto the bottom third of each crepe, and roll up tightly like a burrito. Slice each roll into 1 1/2 inch rounds. Insert sticks into each round, securing the crepe. Sprinkle with chopped almonds.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making Banana Crepe Lollipops, with specific instructions on preparing the crepe batter, cooking the crepes, and assembling the lollipops. However, the instructions lack sufficient depth and detail that would be required for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as they are primarily straightforward cooking steps without extensive explanations or considerations of alternative methods or variations.


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The clerk of course shall:
(A) At the request of judges assist in drawing positions;
(B) Keep the judges' book provided by the "United States Trotting Association" and the record therein:
(1) All horses entered and their electronic eligibility numbers;
(2) Names of owners and drivers and drivers' license numbers.
(C) Record the charted lines at commercial meetings and fairs if available. At fairs, record the position of the horses at the finish. At all race meetings, record the money won by the horse at that track;
(D) Note drawn or ruled out horses;
(E) Record time in minutes, seconds and fifths of seconds;
(F) Check electronic eligibility before the race and after the race enter all information provided for therein, including the horse's position in the race if it was charted;
(G) Verify the correctness of the judges' book including race time, placing and money winnings, reasons for disqualifications, if any, and see that the book is properly signed;
(H) Forward judges' book, charts and marked programs from all meetings the day following each racing day.
R.C. 119.032 review dates: 09/10/2009 and 09/09/2014
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 3769.03
Rule Amplifies: 3769.03
Prior Effective Dates: 3/15/66, 1/1/85

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

The article does provide a clear sequence of ordered steps detailing the responsibilities of a clerk, indicating specific tasks to be accomplished in a structured manner. However, the instructions lack the depth and contextual explanations necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as it primarily lists tasks without elaborating on the rationale or implications of those tasks.


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Reagan Stamp Released Today
Starting today, you can send a letter to your favorite conservative with the new Ronald Reagan stamp. The US Postal Service is also selling a whole slew of Reagan paraphernalia to go along with the stamp.
However, not even a day like today can pass without some asshattry from the Left. I found this site, which sells envelopes that you can put the Reagan stamp on and make it appear he's in jail. Didn't anyone ever teach these folks to show a little respect? I know, dumb question.
Update: I had to go to the post office for stamps anyway today, so I picked up a sheet of Reagan stamps. They're lovely. For fun, I put on a liberal coworker's desk. As soon as she was back from lunch, she came over and gave it back to me saying that she "doesn't put Republicans on my stamps." Now, she was laughing, but still, who turns down a free stamp? Is this going to turn into the new lefty protest or something?
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Must get one of those and send a letter to every lib I know.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; rather, it is a casual commentary on the release of a Ronald Reagan stamp and includes anecdotal experiences. The instructions, if any, are not structured in a way that would facilitate effective training for a language model seeking to achieve deeper reasoning, as they lack detail and clarity needed for procedural guidance.


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Above & Below: Both of these photos were taken outdoors with no flash. The top one is in full sun, while the bottom photo is in the shade. The first coat had some dark streaks in it, but the second coat seemed to fix that issue. The formula is just slightly on the thick side, but caused no problems.
Below: This photo was taken under an Ott lamp. This shade is incredibly glossy in real life.
Below: If you're looking for a color comparison, look no further than your Mango Mend!
Below: The pretties all in a row L-R from the top: Demure Vixen (an iridescent, while the others are cremes), Miss Matched, Pretty Edgy, Vermillionaire, Haute as Hello, Knockout Pout.
I thought I'd start with Pretty Edgy, because, well, it's green! But once I saw them in person, Vermillionaire is the one that stood out to me, for some reason. Haute as Hello also looks to be in the running for my personal favorite. I'll start swatching feverishly later today and try to get them all up by tomorrow.
I've drawn the winners for the May Vintage Vixen contest, so as soon as I put the finishing touches on my June "It's My Birthday Month" contest, I'll get all of that information posted later today.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide readers through completing a specific task. Instead, it is more descriptive, discussing observations about colors and photos without structured procedural instructions. Without clear, detailed instructions, it does not effectively support the training of a language model for deeper reasoning in procedural tasks.


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In Unseen Visions, part of the Dawnguard quest-line, one must travel to Ancestor Glade to read the Elder Scroll (Blood). This is a walk-through of the Unseen Visions quest.
How To Complete Unseen Visions
- Travel to Ancestor Glade, located east of Falkreath, south of Pinewatch, behind Peak’s Shade Tower and up the mountainside.
- Once inside the glade, locate the Draw Knife which is located at the bottom of the glade.
- Activate it (take it).
- Harvest Canicle Bark from any of the trees located in the area. The trees look similar to cherry blossom trees.
- Attract 7 Ancestor Moth Swarms by walking through swarms to initiate the attraction.
Tip: It can be difficult to spot other swarms once several have been attracted. To see more easily, stand in place and turn your position gradually until you see movement in the distance.
- Once you’ve collected all 7 swarms, stand in the column of light (near where you activated the Draw Knife) and read the Elder Scroll (Blood).
- The reading will reveal Darkfall Cave.
Tip: Immediately following the reading, a Dawnguard ambush takes place.
- Speak with Serana to complete Unseen Visions and start Touching The Sky.
There have been some glitches reported with regards to exiting the Ancestor Glade. Any glitches should be remedied by taking Serana into the glade with you. If you have trouble exiting the glade, reload and take Serana with you.
If you enjoyed or found this article useful, please show us some support by liking us on Facebook or by sharing us on your favorite social website. Thanks!

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps guiding the reader through the Unseen Visions quest. Each instruction is detailed and logically structured, which would facilitate training a language model to understand procedural reasoning. The inclusion of tips further enhances the clarity and depth of reasoning by offering practical advice for overcoming challenges within the task.


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Nikon D4s Buzz and Rumors
Ever since its first appearance at CES 2014, pro photographers have been waiting for the latest word on the new Nikon D4s. Buzz around the Internet is that this camera will be Nikon’s first pro-level DSLR to shoot 4K video and could include a 16MP sensor, HD movie recording in 1080p at 60fps, a new focus mode for 3D tracking in 9 or 21 groups, and an improved time-lapse movie recording with an adjustable 1/6 stop interval shutter. Nikon has been playing this release rather skillfully with careful leaks of the camera at the Sochi Winter Olympics. And, according to NikonRumors.com, it will also be on display at the Wedding and Portrait Photographer’s International event and The Photography Show in the United Kingdom.
The alleged price-tag for this high-end pro-camera is $5,996.95. This is probably out of the range of most photography enthusiasts and hobbyists but will be an easy investment for pro-photographers to make. And, as more news about the specs and release dates comes out, we’ll be keeping track here at On the Board Walk with Beach Camera. Also, if you happen to get your hands on this camera, we’d love to hear your thoughts!
— da Bird

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for the reader to follow in completing a task. Instead, it focuses on rumors and specifications regarding the Nikon D4s camera, lacking detailed procedural instructions that could facilitate deeper reasoning or training for a language model. The content is more about anticipatory information rather than instructional guidance.


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Wayne Johnson REALTOR in San Antonio Texas writes about buying and selling real estate and other things about the Greater San Antonio area.
ARCHIVED BLOG POSTS
OPEN HOUSE TIPS AND TASKS There are several hundred specific items that agents and homeowners can do to get a home ready for an Open House. Both the agent and the homeowner should be in agreement that an Open House is the right event to use to expose the property to potential buyers. If both par...
Some people are taking advantage of homeowners who are in trouble on their mortgages by offering to provide foreclosure assistance, for a fee, and providing zero help; in short a scam. My guess is that some for hire foreclosure experts can help some homeowners. However, every dollar spent on the ...
Wayne Johnson | Coldwell Banker D'Ann Harper Realtors | 210.483.6329 27102 Spiral Canyon, San Antonio, TX Open House, Sunday, April 5, 2009, 2PM-4PM, 5-Bedroom, Large Suburban Home, with a great kitchen 5BR/3BA Single Family House offered at $280,000 Year Built 2007 Sq Footage 3,598 Bedrooms 5 B...
The tower reminds me of a "B" movie UFO from the '50's. "Take me to your leader." Timberwood Park from the Water Tower, Camp Bullis in the distance Had a five-minute hail storm, March 31, I found that my gutters need to be cleaned too. Azeleas took a beat down.
Maybe the combination of lower of gas prices, from the historic highs of last year, and the hope that the stimulus packages, and bailouts will make things better are helping us see a boost in real estate activity in the Timberwood Park area. I know many of the people I worked with last year wante...

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task, as it lacks structured procedural instructions. Instead, it offers general commentary and tips about open houses and related topics without delving into specific, detailed instructions that would facilitate deeper reasoning or training a language model effectively.


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Sania Mirza is Telangana's brand ambassador
The Telangana government Tuesday appointed ace tennis player Sania Mirza as its brand ambassador.
Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao handed over the appointment letter to Sania along with a cheque of Rs.1 crore as grant for training and to meet other expenses to participate in the US Open and other tournaments.
The grant was announced Monday when Sania called on the chief minister.
The appointment letter and cheque were presented at a meeting the chief minister had with industrialists on the industrial policy Tuesday.
Rao said the state was proud over the achievements of the 'daughter of Hyderabad'.
Noting that Sania now is ranked fifth in the doubles, he hoped that she will become number one one day.
Chief Secretary Rajiv Sharma said the government would appoint popular public figures as its brand ambassadors to promote the interests of the newly created state.
(Posted on 22-07-2014)
Free Yearly Horoscope: Select your zodiac sign

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; it primarily focuses on Sania Mirza's appointment and the context surrounding it. Additionally, the instructions are not well-structured for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as the content lacks detailed procedures and actionable insights that could guide such reasoning development.


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Lakers forward Nick Young sprained his right ankle during Thursday’s practice, leaving his playing status unclear for the team’s preseason opener Saturday against the Golden State Warriors in Ontario.
“He’ll probably sit out tomorrow,” Lakers coach Mike D’Antoni said after practice Thursday. “We’ll see about Saturday.”
The Lakers also play Sunday against the Denver Nuggets at Staples Center. They will already be without Kobe Bryant, who left Wednesday evening to Germany for a procedure on his right knee, according a source familiar with the situation.
Young is listed as day-to-day. Because of his absence, the Lakers’ scrimmage on Thursday entailed Jodie Meeks playing shooting guard with the first unit.
Follow L.A. Daily News Lakers beat writer Mark Medina on Twitter. E-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.org

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it presents information regarding player injuries and team dynamics without structured procedural instructions. Additionally, the details are oriented more toward reporting news rather than offering guidance or training that would facilitate deeper reasoning required for a language model.


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Before we could go ahead with sound testing, we faced two dilemmas; the first was how to keep the mask off the face. Our initial ideas were for either a skull cap or a thick headband, upon which the mask would rest. We settled on the skull cap for two reasons: practicality (just how would we attach a mask to a headband/visor arrangement?) and precedent (David Wiles’ and Chris Vervain’s masked experiments used skull caps to good effect).
We made the skull cap itself with the same plaster-impregnated gauze used for the casts of the actors’ faces. For our test models, we used the Styrofoam heads (courtesy of Sally's Beauty Supply for $2-3) used to store the masks from previous plays. I covered the crown of the head with Vaseline (later plastic wrap worked just as well), then laid down three or four layers of the plaster. My first skullcap (Picture 1) was too big; my second, at 4in. by 4 in., was much more workable.
Then we soaked the birdseye cotton in the wheat paste/white glue mix and used it to cover the vaselined Styrofoam head. We had a problem with excess fabric over the crown; this fabric template (Picture 2) helped us cut down on that problem. This template will need to be adjusted for the size of the face, though. The glue takes about a day to dry.
Then out came the hardware. (Picture 3) Using a hacksaw, I cut 1-inch lengths from a ½ inch wide dowel. (We were told later that furniture stores sell these pre-cut for repairs; we may test this later.) After testing several types of tacks and nails, we settled on regular thumb tacks with wide heads. The real nails were thicker and had smaller heads; these sometimes split the dowels, and the small heads made them hard to hammer in at a proper angle.
It’s much easier from here if you tack the dowels to the skullcap from below, making a sort of pre-fab skullcap (Picture 4), which you then cover with the mask itself. I blackened the top of the dowels with a marker so that we could target them through the mask. We then (carefully!) tacked the mask onto the dowels. Pushing the tacks in and then tightening with the hammering was less perilous than hammering the whole time.
This leaves the mask off the face so that the actor’s jaw is free of interference--and we hope so that the actor's voice resonates in a powerful way. Picture 5 is the complete construction from the inside, so you can see the dowels and lower tacks, and Picture Six is from the top with the upper tacks.
The second dilemma that I mentioned earlier is the reason that none of these test masks have an open mouth—we don’t know how high, how wide, or what shape the mouth needs to be for the best sound quality. We plan to find out by making several experimental masks, with a variety of mouth sizes and shapes, and taking them out to our “sound lab” and stage, R-MWC’s Dell.
Next up: making a full face to cast.

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

The article provides a sequence of steps that clearly guides the reader through the process of creating a skull cap for sound testing, addressing practical decisions and troubleshooting along the way. However, the procedural instructions lack the level of detail and clarity necessary for effectively training a language model in deeper reasoning, as they don't explicitly outline the reasoning behind each step or provide comprehensive explanations of the decisions made during the process.


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It's Christmas Eve! Whoop!
And today we've got something a bit special up our sleeves… To make up for the fact that today is the last extract we'll be revealing before Nightshade is released, we're also going to introduce you to one of the main characters! It's one of our faves…Shay!
Head over to Once Upon a Bookcase for the fourth extract, and learn all about one of the most intriguing love-interests you'll have read about in a while :)
Author Andrea Cremer and her US publisher were lucky enough to be able to cast a real live Shay before the book came out there! One word: awesome. We'll be posting another bit of Shay related news today; think of it as almost like a Christmas present!
The next stop on the blog tour isn't until the 27th December…we hope you all have a very merry holiday until then! Check our homepage for previous posts, and see here for full details of the tour.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; rather, it seems to focus on promotional content related to a book. Additionally, the instructions are not structured or detailed enough to facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as there are no specific procedural instructions given.