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Martindale, Russell J J, Collins, Dave and Abraham, Andy (2007) Effective talent development: the elite coach perspective in UK sport. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology, 19 (2). pp. 187-206. ISSN 1041-3200
Abraham, Andy, Collins, Dave and Martindale, Russell J J (2006) The coaching schematic: validation through expert coach consensus. Journal of Sports Sciences, 24 (6). pp. 549-564. ISSN 1466-447X

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Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck has hit back at the club's critics and defended their accusations of racial abuse against referee Mark Clattenburg.
Buck is bemused by the reaction following Chelsea's complaint that Clattenburg made a racist comment to midfielder John Obi Mikel during the Premier League defeat to Manchester United last month.
The club has been criticised by some quarters for pursuing the complaint following the defeat, in which Clattenburg made a couple of controversial decisions that went against Chelsea.
Buck insists the club were obligated to pursue the issue and it did not make them 'hypocrites' after their captain John Terry was found guilty by the FA for racially abusing Anton Ferdinand.
"The reaction has been very unfair," he told the Evening Standard . "We weren't interested in any confrontation with the referee or anybody else, had no thoughts of revenge on the referee.
"He made two obvious mistakes [sending Fernando Torres off and allowing Javier Hernandez...

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(CBS) Former Bears quarterback Josh McCown and offensive tackle Jordan Mills have been named the winners of the Brian Piccolo Award, it was announced Tuesday morning in a ceremony at Halas Hall.
McCown was the veteran winner of the award, while Mills took the rookie honor.
McCown wasn’t present at the ceremony, as he signed with the Bucs in the offseason and is their presumptive starter. Jay Cutler, the man who McCown filled in for during parts of last season in Chicago, accepted the award on McCown’s behalf.
The award is given annually to who best Bear who exemplifies the courage, loyalty, teamwork, dedication and sense of humor of the late Brian Piccolo, a former Bears running back.

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document: In Aug. 2015, the Blackhawks star was accused of sexual assault by a woman who went to his home near Buffalo, NY. No charges were filed after an investigation. Kane's maturity was first called into question during the summer of 2009 when he and his cousin James got into a late night fracas with a Buffalo cab driver over 20 cents change on a $14.80 fare. After pummeling the driver, Kane, then 20, and his cousin fled but were caught by cops. Kane pleaded guilty to non-criminal disorderly conduct. All other charges were dropped.

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Monday, November 30th, 2009
Stoyan Stefanov is all about the performance of web products. One small tool that gives you a bit of insight as to where you can optimize is a new bookmarklet he released today called statsy.
If you run statsy on a web site you get the following insights:
JS attributes (e.g. onclick)– this is the sum of all
onmouseoverand so on including the attribute names. So for example
CSS style attributes– the sum of all
Inline JS– the sum of all the contents of all script tags (excluding the tag itself)
Inline CSS– sum of all
All innerHTML– this is
document.documentElement.innerHTML.length, it should be close to the ungzipped size of a page, provided the page is not doing a lot of DOM manipulation
# DOM elements– the total number of elements on the page is counted simply using
On Ajaxian, this is the result:
Nothing earth-shattering but a good tool to use together with YSLow or PageSpeed.
Posted by Chris Heilmann at 7:14 am

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MARQUETTE, Mich. – The contract of Northern Michigan University men’s basketball coach Doug Lewis will not be renewed, according to NMU Athletic Director Forrest Karr.
Lewis has been the Wildcats’ head coach for the last three seasons.
This past year, Northern went 5-21 overall and 4-18 in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference for last place in the North Division, the same position the team has held for the past three years.
“We thank Doug for his work with the Wildcat program and wish him well in his future endeavors,” said Karr. “We’ll begin a national search for our next men’s basketball coach immediately.”
Lewis compiled a 23-55 NMU record. In 2011-12, Northern was 9-17 overall and 5-14 in conference play. In 2010-11, the ‘Cats were 9-17 and 4-14 in overall and league action.
Lewis has a 10-year overall coaching mark of 148-116, which includes seven years at Central State University (Wilberforce, Ohio), an NCAA Division II independent school, where he served as head coach prior to coming to Northern.
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Unlucky Dallas & all of Roger's fan,but it's nice Murray beat Roger @ a Slam.Over the moon @ the moment.Sid,
Your man plays his 3rd consecutive GS final!
Murray needed to be tested and he was. He passed with flying colours! Building his confidence & belief will be key to ensure he can attain his goals this year, and this win over Federer in a slam will no doubt add to that confidence!
I was amazed to see his improved serve & the rest of his game looked better too. It was a long and demanding match, so I hope he'll be rested for the final. He will need to play well consistently against Djokovic, if he wants to win.
Sorry to all Federer fans & supporters. Despite what my head said, my heart wanted him to win, as always. I'm disappointed for Federer. But he fought when his game was not at its best & it was an excellent effort by him to take it to a fifth set. The draw he had & the 5 setter with Tsonga no doubt took its toll, as did the fact that his first serve went a.w.o.l for the bulk of the match. But he seemed to lack focus, losing the 4-1 advantage in the 4th set. The reality is that he was playing "catch up" for the most part & the result reflects a win for the better player on the day. Murray simply outplayed him when it mattered.
With all he has achieved, to still be able to play at this level, is another achievement in itself, and I hope he won't be too disappointed at going out here.
Next, the final. Will Djokovic be concerned that he has to face such a confident Murray? As a well seasoned professional, I'd expect him to take nothing for granted, including his own superb game against Ferrer. He'll remember the close SF match with Murray here last year, the Olympics loss & the USO loss. As such, he'll no doubt be prepared for the long haul. And increasingly, Djokovic's calm attitude in the face of a struggle, is an added string to his bow. He'll be ready.
Murray will have to serve as well as he did in the SF, and to finish off the points as early as possible.
His return of serve should be on song. I hope he isn't tired, as this is likely to be another long match if they both play well.
I see Murray as the underdog in this final - I can't see him winning it. If Djokovic is playing less well than in his previous match, it will be a battle, but I see Djokovic getting through. I hope it a good match. Good luck to both players & their fans!

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Oprah: “I don’t think ’emotional’ begins to describe” my interview with Armstrong
posted at 4:31 pm on January 16, 2013 by Erika Johnsen
Lance Armstrong has had a few months now to mull over the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency’s “reasoned decision” denouncing him for doping throughout his high-profile cycling career, and with his brand, his sponsorship contracts, and reputation all subsequently in tatters, it looks like he’s finally decided to take the PR-recovery route of a big, purging emotional sit-down with one of America’s favorite mediators. The interview has yet to air, but ESPN reports that Oprah Winfrey confirmed that Armstrong has indeed confessed that — shocker — he did in fact use banned substances and doping methods throughout his career (…just like pretty much every other modern professional cyclist, ever).
Armstrong confessed to doping during an interview with Oprah Winfrey taped Monday, just a couple of hours after a wrenching apology to staff at the Livestrong charity he founded and has now been forced to surrender. …
Winfrey would not characterize whether Armstrong seemed contrite but said he seemed ready for the interview. “I would say that he met the moment,” she said.
“I don’t think ’emotional’ begins to describe the intensity or the difficulty he experienced in talking about some of these things.” …
The World Anti-Doping Agency said Armstrong must confess under oath to seek a reduction in his lifetime ban from sports. …
WADA said “only when Mr. Armstrong makes a full confession under oath — and tells the anti-doping authorities all he knows about doping activities — can any legal and proper process for him to seek any reopening or reconsideration of his lifetime ban commence.”
Oprah, however, might not be the only party Armstrong has approached of late. If, as VeloNews suggests, Armstrong has any intention of speaking with the USADA directly about a real confession, the possibility of cycling’s international governing bodies’ complicity would have deep-seated implications for the sport at large. In a nutshell, it could blow this whole thing wide open:
But giddiness over the surreal possibility of the studiously intransigent Armstrong following the Oprah star-contrition script — shedding tears of remorse, offering apologies to the injured — quickly washed away the more important sporting story. Just days before the news of the Oprah interview surfaced, The New York Times’ Juliet Macur, citing unnamed sources close to the situation, reported that Armstrong had spoken to U.S. Anti-Doping Agency officials regarding a possible confession. …
Just like the riders who solidified USADA’s case against Armstrong, he will need to not only acknowledge his own role, but also supply useful information on parties still involved in the sport.
[T]he fallen champion may simply wish to prove that he was not alone, that his actions were merely those of a man trying to be the best in a thoroughly corrupt system. In short, to bring everyone else down with him. Either way, the possibility of Armstrong talking to USADA should leave a number of people fairly uncomfortable as confession rumors continue to simmer.
I’ve been highly skeptical of the USADA’s investigation, not because it was incorrect or because Armstrong doesn’t deserve harsh judgment for what was clearly years of shady misconduct, but because one of the biggest complaints about cycling is the old-world corruption and nefarious bureaucracies of the sport’s governance. The USADA is only kinda’-sorta’ quasi-governmental, but it does receive plenty of taxpayer funding, and it broke some of its own rules to take down what they determined to be a kingpin (and if sketchy money really never changed hands anywhere here, I’ll eat my hat). But, the general consensus in the cycling community seems to be that if anything had a prayer of changing the sport’s culture, this was the appropriate fuel for the outrage fire — and there may be plenty more sport-wide fallout to come.
Anyhow, if Armstrong & company thought that just having out with it and apologizing profusely would perhaps help him in the court of public opinion in America, I think it’s safe to say that it is not going to help him solve any of his emerging technical difficulties:
Justice Department officials have recommended joining a federal whistleblower lawsuit aimed at clawing back sponsorship money from former professional cyclist Lance Armstrong, according to people familiar with the matter.
The Justice Department has been weighing the matter since 2010, when the suit was filed by Armstrong’s former teammate Floyd Landis.
All whistleblower suits are kept under seal, and neither the Justice Department nor Landis have acknowledged the suit’s existence or the allegations. However, according to a person who has seen the lawsuit, Landis alleged that Armstrong and team managers defrauded the U.S. government when they accepted money from the U.S. Postal Service.
The Justice Department and Landis declined to comment.

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Its been so long since I've blogged on here - i'm not sure where to start to catch up! I decided this summer, I will focus on organizing my home, reading 12 books, catching up on family history and spending more time in my sewing room. Three outa 4 isn't bad....reading, researching and sewing Dresdens!!!
Have sewn quite a bit, but thought I'd share my Dresden's today...the first one here, I made for my sis for her birthday, just made up my own pattern.
Just plain scrap fabric here, so used my dresden ruler and thought this looked cute on my painted milk stool.
A lone dresden, with no home yet...but think this one would be adorable on a pillow...love the colors!
This used to be a piece of scrap fabric that covered an ugly printer and its cords in my sewing room. I repurposed it into a cute apron and added a signuature dresden to the linen flap. I will have to add an upcycle/repurpose section, as there are several projects I'd like to share.
Adding a side link to follow my 12 Books of Summer, but also excited about starting a monthly book club for our DAR Chapter! Some of my favorite summer readings so far...the Amish series by Linda Castillo...these are great and even listened to a few on audio as a travelled to my folks this summer...and I never figured out the ending once! Audiobooks make a great stress reliever as your driving home from work. Currently reading JLBs 'Wayfayering Stranger'...this is the Holland series..and of course its amazing. Picked up a Nelson Demille book 'Night Fall' about the TWA flight 800 tragedy back in 1996, and the conspiracy theory that it was downed by an STA missile. Really enjoyed this book too, except for the ending...hated it. Interesting that a book almost 20 years old makes you think 'how could that ever happen?', and it just did last week in the Ukraine. One last amazing author to mention, great summer reading series...Karen White and her Tradd Street Novels, set in Charleston...became obsessed with those too! I'm counting my twelve as from Memorial Day to Labor Day...12 books should be a breeze, I think I'm almost there!

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At the end of each monthly billing cycle, the Cardholder needs to print their Electronic Statement of Account. This statement is accessible through the MHC main menu.
- Click on the Electronic Statement & Payment
Figure #68– Electronic Statement & Payment
The Electronic Statement will default to the “current billing” cycle. JP Morgan will post the Electronic statement only after the month has closed which means that a statement will appear only the 1st day of the next month. For example: the April, 2003 statement will appear only on May 1st, 2003 so before printing your statement it is extremely important to make sure that you are on the correct billing cycle.
Figure #69 – Electronic Statement
Once you have confirmed that you have the correct billing cycle:
- Click on the Print Without Detail button
Figure #70 – Print without Detail
Clicking on the Print Without Detail button will bring up the following message.
Figure #71 – Electronic Statement .pdf Message
- Click OK
- Click Green Download Statement Button
Figure #72 – .pdf Download Statement Button
Figure #73 – Adobe View of Electronic Statement
- Click the printer icon on the Adobe view of the statement
The final step in the Electronic Statement process is to attach to the statement in the order of the individual charges all receipts, invoices or backup documentation that you have and forward the packet to the Accounts Payable Department.

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A healthy cookie recipe is hard to find these days. The search is not for the faint of heart. The real problem here is defining what a healthy cookie is. Is it the presence of good stuff? Or the absence of sugar?
And thus, I decided to go with the presence of good stuff for my cookies.
Look for a good trail mix recipe and you will find a vast variety of combinations. It really comes down to putting all your favorite things in a bag and shaking.
One of the first times Robb and I went on a road trip with little kids, I mixed up some of my favorite kid-friendly snacks in a big ziploc bag: goldfish crackers, pretzels, peanuts, raisins, licorice nibs, and m&m’s. Robb thought it was a little weird, but I think that’s because he didn’t like cheese cracker crumbs on his licorice nibs.
It’s rough being picky.
The rest of us liked it just fine, and I made this famous “trail mix” for road trips many times over the years.
I don’t see any reason why it wouldn’t make a fantastic cookie. And yes, it’s sweet, but it would still make a fabulous snack for a hike or a camping trip, or even a long day at the ball field. It has some nuts and fruits to pack a little extra energy, and some pretzels and granola to pack a little extra crunch.
This is the kind of healthy cookie recipe I like. It’s still recognizable as a cookie, but each bite has a healthy little surprise in it. And feel free to substitute any ingredients from your favorite trail mix recipe. I think these would be great with coconut, peanuts, cashews, or chocolate chips!
On a separate note, I would like to mention that I am now contributing a cookie recipe each month to my good friends at Waldron Publishing. I’d love it if you would drop by and check out what they have to offer in awesome e-books!
- 1 cup shortening
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 tsp. vanilla
- 1 tsp. salt
- 1 tsp. baking soda
- 1½ cups flour
- 1½ cups quick oats
- ⅓ cup sliced almonds
- ⅓ cup lightly crushed pretzels
- ⅓ cup granola
- ⅓ cup dates
- ⅓ cup raisins
- ⅓ cup butterscotch chips
- ⅓ cup plain m&m's candies
- Cream shortening and sugars. Add eggs and vanilla, and mix well.
- Add salt, soda, flour, and oats, and mix just until combined.
- Stir in remaining ingredients, mixing just until evenly incorporated.
- Drop spoonfuls onto a baking sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 8-10 minutes.
If you enjoy this recipe, you might also enjoy:
Pumpkin Trail Mix Cookies from This Homemade Life
No-bake Trail Mix Cookies from the Fit Cookie
Easy Oat Cookies from Almonds and Avocados
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Tripletail: As the gulf temperature continues to drop, many species of fish are migrating south along the coast following the warmer water. Along with fall kingfish, Spanish mackerel and cobia, tripletails are moving from north to south. For the next month or so, these odd but tasty fish will be passing through the bay area. Most can be found just below the surface, near or directly below floating objects such as crab trap buoys and debris.
To catch them: Most tripletail fishing is done by sight-casting. Watch for tripletail suspended beneath floating objects. Because it's now stone crab season, thousands of potential targets are in the gulf to examine. By running along a line of crab buoys, you can get a quick look at lots of places a tripletail might hang around. Watch for dark shapes hovering below the floats. They are difficult to notice at first. After you see a few, you will never pass another buoy again without glancing beneath it.
Trip tips: If you spook tripletail by running too close, stop the boat and wait a few minutes. They almost always return to the surface in the same place once things quiet down. These fish have very small mouths and thus often ignore large or even medium-size baitfish. To solve this problem, try cutting your live baits into 1-inch chunks. Drifting these fresh chunks 1 foot below a small float has produced many hookups from stubborn fish.
Ed Walker charters out of Tarpon Springs. Call (727) 944-3474 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.org.

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Our fantasy football analysts have put together a stunning amount of video roundtable content as part of our fantasy draft kit, and this is going to be very useful to us here on fantasy week on the NFC East blog. As I was perusing some of it, I came across this one on sleeper tight ends, and I noticed that two of the three names raised in this discussion happen to play in our division.
The first is New York Giants tight end Martellus Bennett, whose name is being raised in the video by K.C. Joyner. The former Cowboys tight end signed with the Giants early in free agency, and the Giants are hoping that he can finally realize his potential as a passing-game weapon after disappointing in Dallas. K.C. points out that Jake Ballard came out of nowhere to finish third in yards per catch among tight ends last year, and suggests that Bennett's raw ability could therefore translate into "top-end productivity" if he got a similar opportunity.
For me, it's the opportunity that's the issue for Bennett in New York. Yes, Ballard is gone and Travis Beckum is recovering from his own ACL injury, and there is an opportunity for a tight end to step in and do very well with Eli Manning as his quarterback. But the Giants don't mess around. As we've discussed many times, their roster is a meritocracy. Bennett will have to play well in order to get his opportunity. If he goofs off about his route-running and can't hold onto the ball, Manning simply won't throw it to him. Bear Pascoe is still there and knows the system, and I have little doubt that Manning can make something of him just as he did with Ballard. Bennett will be useful as a blocker, as he was in Dallas, and for that reason I'm sure they'll try to come up with some pass plays for him. But if he doesn't show he can be productive, there are plenty of other people to whom Manning can throw the ball.
Matthew Berry wraps the video by bringing up the Philadelphia Eagles' Brent Celek and the strong second half he had. Matthew says Celek finished fourth in the NFL in total yards among tight ends in the second half of the season, and wonders if that might be a sign of good things to come in 2012. It seems clear that Michael Vick likes throwing to him, so that's not a concern. And it's worth mentioning that Celek had sports hernia surgery and hip surgery after the season ended, so he's an incredibly tough dude who put up those solid second-half numbers in spite of considerable and perpetual pain. But if we assume (as many have been) that DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin bounce back, and that the loss of Jason Peters might require Celek to stay in more as a blocker as he did early last year before the offensive line jelled, then there are at least a couple of reasons to worry.
Thing is, both Bennett and Celek will be late-round options whose potential and pedigree, respectively, merit at least some attention. Our experts rank Celek the No. 14 tight end and Bennett the No. 17, which is why they're sleepers.

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In the past few years, there’s been a big push by major college football teams to increase revenue through massive stadium expansions, lucrative premium seating and rich sponsorship and broadcast deals–the same blueprint the National Football League used for decades to create billion-dollar franchises.
The game plan is working in college, albeit on a much smaller scale: Last year, 10 college football teams raked in at least $45 million in revenues–among them, the University of Notre Dame, University of Georgia, Ohio State and Auburn University–compared to none five years ago.
Of course, college teams aren’t sold in the open market like NFL teams. But the revenue they generate is extremely valuable. Our second annual ranking of the most valuable teams in college football is based on what the football programs contribute to four important beneficiaries: their university (the value of contributions from football to the institution for academic purposes, including scholarship payments for football players); athletic department (the net profit generated by the football program ultimately retained by the department); conference (the distribution of bowl game revenue); and local communities with a vested interest in the team (incremental spending in the county during home-game weekends). Our system weighs those four elements in declining order. This year’s rankings were expanded from 15 to 20 teams.
The University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish, worth $101 million, is the most valuable team in college football. Unlike the other programs on our list, Notre Dame’s athletic department operates under the umbrella of the university and is not run as its own distinct entity. As a result, a much higher share of profits are retained by university for academic use. The football team’s contribution to academics totaled $21.1 million for the 2006-2007 season–that’s as much as the next five most valuable teams contributed to their respective schools combined. Operating independent of the conference system allows Notre Dame to keep the entire $9 million in annual television revenue it gets from NBC, owned by
The University of Texas Longhorns, worth $92 million, was football’s most profitable team last season, earning $46.2 million, of which $4.7 million went to academics. When the Longhorns play at home, Travis County sees an estimated $9.4 million of incremental spending associated with the game, a virtual tie with St. Joseph County during Notre Dame home games.
University of Texas merchandise royalties doubled to $8 million after the Longhorns won the national championship in 2006. Premium and club seating at Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium generates $12 million a year. The athletic department even added an exclusive space, dubbed the Centennial Room, which is reserved for boosters who contribute the most money to the program.
In fact, 16 of the 20 most valuable teams have undergone major stadium expansions and renovations over the past 10 years, and three others have renovation plans in the works. Premium seating has proved to be a valuable revenue stream that was non-existent at the time most aging college stadiums were constructed. Ohio State (Ohio Stadium) and the University of Tennessee (Neyland Stadium), for example, added 81 and 78 suites, respectively, in recent years. Both stadiums opened in the 1920s, predating even the forward pass.
For programs like the University of Michigan, with a stadium capacity of 107,501, the largest in the country, luxury suites are a much more feasible way to increase stadium revenue than building another crowded upper deck. The 31 largest college stadiums, on average, already have 11,000 more seats than a typical NFL stadium.
One of the strongest links tying the college and professional football in recent years has been corporate sponsorships. Both PepsiCo‘s
College programs have taken other pages from the NFL’s playbook, but not without adding their own touch. Take seat licensing and naming rights. The University of Tennessee raised $16 million of the $21.2 million contributed to the Volunteer Athletic & Scholarship Fund in the last fiscal year through reservation fees for football tickets.
While college stadiums have historically been named after the team, school or home state, companies are now taking a prominent role. Look no further than the Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium at the University of Louisville, named after the eponymous pizza company following a contribution by its founder. And there’s the University of Minnesota’s future home, TCF Bank Stadium.
New television arrangements will only further drive up college football team values in the future. Following the NFL’s lead, the Big Ten Conference launched its own network this summer, the first cable outlet to reach 30 million homes in its first 30 days on air, despite charging carriers as much as $1 per subscriber. Big 12 Conference institutions will see a $16 million boast in TV revenue next year from existing deals with Fox Sports Net, owned by

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Below is just a few great examples of our world famous, yes world famous, bed and breakfast recipes. Just follow the easy instructions compliments of our B&B’s kitchen, and you will have them coming back for more! Then be sure to make reservationsfor a vacation or weekend getaway, so you can savor the breakfast in person at our Hannibal, Missouri inn.
6 cups old fashioned rolled oatmeal
1 cup raw, chopped, pecans
3/4 cup raw, unsalted sunflower seeds
1/2 cup raw, sesame seeds
1/2 cup toasted wheat germ
1/2 t. salt
*Mix together & set aside.
Mix next and add to dry:
3/4 cup safflower oil
1 cup applesauce
1/2 cup honey (real maple syrup)
1 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 cup dark brown sugar
1/2 teaspoon lecithin
After you mix all of this together, bake it in a preheated 225 degree oven, stirring every 15 minutes, for two hours. During the last 15 minutes add 1/2 cup chopped dates and when all finished add one cup or more raisins. Turn it when it is cooling. Store in plastic bags or airtight container. Optional is some cinnamon or maybe some coconut.
Peach French Toast à La Garth
1 c. brown sugar
1/2 c. butter or margarine
2 T. water
1 29 oz. can sliced peaches
1 1/2 c. milk
1 T. vanilla
1 loaf French Bread (12-14 slices)
Drain peaches and reserve syrup. Heat sugar and butter on medium-low heat until melted. Add water and continue cooking until sauce becomes thick and foamy. Pour into 9 x 13″ baking dish and cool 10 minutes.
Place peaches on cooled caramel sauce and cover with slices of bread placed close together. In blender add eggs, milk, and vanilla until mixed. Pour over bread, cover and refrigerate overnight.
Bake at 350 degrees for 40 minutes. Loosely cover with foil the last 10-15 minutes if browning too fast.
Serve with warmed peach syrup. Makes 12 – 14 servings.
2- 1/4 cups of milk
1/4 cup of oil
1/2 teaspoon of salt
2 cups of flour
Place all ingredients in blender and blend for 30 seconds on medium speed. Refrigerate for at least30 minutes or even overnight.
Thinly spread three tablespoons on a hot griddle. Use the bottom of your ladle in a circular motion to gently spread the batter to desired size and thickness.
Fill your Woodside Crepes with your desired ingredients. Sweet or savory, breakfast or dinner, Woodside Crepes are ideal for many purposes; use your imagination.
Makes 4 dozen crepes.
6 slices white bread, crusts removed
½ loaf French Bread, sliced
2 c. blueberries
10 eggs, slightly beaten
2 c. milk
8 oz. pkg. cream cheese
1/3 c. real maple syrup (I mean real)
1 c. sugar
2 T. cornstarch
1 c. water
1 c. blueberries
In a medium bowl, mix the eggs with milk. Place sliced bread into the bottom of a buttered 9X13 inch baking pan. Sprinkle with 2 c. blueberries. In a small bowl, mix the cream cheese with the syrup. Warm slightly in the microwave to make pourable. Drizzle this over the entire bread and blueberry mixture. Top with the remaining French Bread. Pour the egg mixture over all of this. Cover and refrigerate over night. Bake in the morning for 30 minutes in a 350 degree oven. Cover loosely with foil and bake an additional 20 minutes.
For the sauce: Mix the sugar and the cornstarch in a small pan. Add water and bring to a boil and continue boiling for about three minutes until thick. Add blueberries and cook until the berries pop and the syrup turns a little blue. Drizzle this mixture over individual cut pieces of the casserole before you serve.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article presents a sequence of steps that guide the reader through various recipes, making it easy to follow along while cooking. However, the instructions lack detailed organization and clarity that would facilitate deeper reasoning for training a language model; the recipes mix ingredient lists and procedural steps without a consistent format, which could hinder comprehension and logical processing.


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Browsing the App Store can be a bit overwhelming. Which apps are new? Which ones are good? Are the paid ones worth paying for, or do they have a free, lite version that will work well enough?
Every week, we highlight some of the most interesting new apps and collect them here for your consideration. This time, our picks include a timer inside of another timer, something to keep track of where you’ve been, and some fancy new fonts for your iWork.
Here you go:
It’s nice having some record of the places you’ve visited, but FourSquare is a little granular for my liking.
Traveler’s Badges keeps it simple and broad. You just let it detect your location, and it generates a unique badge for your current city that you can collect and add to your collection. It even logs the date and time you were there, in case anyone asks.
If you want to get all global with it, you can even display all of your badges on a map. It’s not the most practical app, but it is pretty cute (and free). And it’ll kill like five seconds of a layover. Every bit helps.
Traveler’s Badges – Free | Yangfan Qi
If you’re doing interval training or something else that requires you to time one thing and then another thing, like, right away, you might be interested in Practice Time. It’s a new app that lets you set up two countdowns and then run them consecutively. You can also tell it how many cycles to go through once you start.
It’s handy for timing exercise and then rest or if you want to be really persnickety about those instructions that tell you to leave soup in the microwave for a minute after it’s done cooking. And if you also timed the cooking concurrently with the microwave.
Nevermind; just use it for intervals.
Practice Time – Free | Mal Function
Sometimes, you’re just typing an e-mail or note on your iPhone, and you realize that you have no idea how to spell the next word you want to use. It could be genuine ignorance, it could be a brain fart, but the person on the other end isn’t going to care why; they’ll just notice the mistake.
Spell Checker wants to help you out. It accesses your onboard dictionary to keep you from looking dumb. And because it uses the built-in resources, it even works offline.
You know, in case you’re writing an e-mail in a cave that you would want to send after you left the cave. It could happen.
Spell Checker – Free | Paradigm Agnostic
Your iPhone and iPad already have some fonts on board, but what if you want to make something that looks like it was stenciled or written in cursive? Or maybe you just like knowing that you have like 800 typefaces to choose from, just in case? Install New Fonts has you covered with enough options to keep you out of trouble for a while.
It’s free to download, but most of it is locked behind a $2.99 in-app purchase. But everything’s licensed for commercial use, so think of it as an investment.
Install New Fonts – Free | Denis Tokarev
Every once in a while, I find an app that shows me just how much I need it. This time, it’s Keep Calm and Breathe On, which offers you seven guided breathing exercises (based on cycles per minute). The goal is to relax you and “calm your heart activity,” and when I tried it out for this write-up, I realized that I’m apparently really bad at breathing.
It has two sounds to accompany your oxygenation: Wind and River. I preferred the wind. It just made more sense because if I’m in a river, breathing might be a problem. And that’s less than calming.
Keep Calm & Breathe On – $0.99 | Commit GmbH

response:
1. Step-by-step: No
2. Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a task; instead, it primarily highlights various apps and their features without structured instructions. Additionally, the content lacks the detailed, procedural instructions that would be beneficial for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it does not present logical processes, tasks, or clear steps that require complex thought or analysis.


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This morning, Esquire‘s politics blog put up a fake joke post about WorldNetDaily’s Joseph Farah finally coming around and realizing he was wrong about President Obama’s birth certificate, and was pulling back the release of his hilarious fact-denying organization’s new book on the matter. The joke here is that it goes against the very biology of Farah to change his mind of the face of glaring facts that disprove the various conspiracy theories that are his business. But because the goal of the news media today is not to report news, but to be the first to aggregate somebody else’s work, a few media people didn’t really read it and reported this joke as fact. This is, of course, yet another plot by the White House to silence Farah, he says.
WND founder and CEO Joseph Farah confirmed he never spoke to Esquire. “Never uttered these words or anything remotely resembling them to anyone. It is a complete fabrication.”
Haha, yes, that was the point!
He said, “The book is selling briskly. I am 100 percent behind it. This has all the earmarkings of a White House dirty trick – but, of course, only the Nixon administration was capable of dirty tricks like that, according to our watchdog media.”
Yes, we never noticed how the media keeps re-reporting Watergate every year—trying to tell the public that Nixon is still president, tape recorders are huge devices, and if the story seems familiar, the readers are just idiots. But it all makes sense now! Just look at this very blog! Literally every single post is about what G. Gordon Liddy’s favorite iPad games say about him and details from H.R. Haldeman’s secret meetings with Justin Bieber.
But WND knows the truth! Famous magazine Esquire put some random Kenyan (probably a marathon-running rapist) into the office while the press kept up the ruse that Nixon still had the job.
“This is an astonishingly reckless report by a company that has demonstrated its total disregard for the truth,” said Farah. “I don’t know who Esquire’s anonymous sources are, but I can only guess that their address is 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.”
As a company that has itself demonstrated its total disregard for the truth time and again, WND knows when people are just doing it recklessly. AMATEURS! [WND]

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or procedural instructions for completing a task, but rather presents a satirical commentary on media reporting and conspiracy theories. It lacks the structure and detail necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it primarily focuses on parody and commentary rather than systematic instruction.


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I love vegetable dips. Everything about them.
You can be at any kind of summer party surrounded by the most awkward collection of people – try your questionably twice removed uncle, ex-boyfriend’s latest gf, that guy you ‘forgot’ to call back…3 months ago…take your pick kids.
But put that same group around a big bowl of dip – and voila! BFF’s. All the sudden everyone has something delicious in common and a fabulous conversation starter (aka what an amazing cook this dip creator must be!). You just saved WW3.
Ok but seriously, so true?? At a party, the dip tray is one of the first places (Ok, second to the bar.. but that’s unfair competition) places where people migrate to. They chat, meet new friends, and chow down while the party gets started. That’s why I LOVE having a killer dip!
We all know the usual suspects – spinach dip, artichoke dip, hummus, guacamole… but I really wanted to create something different than you normally see. This dip is the perfect combo of creaminess, tang, spice, and coolness. The base is goat cheese, then I added in artichoke hearts, roasted red pepper (thats where you get the red hue from), little garlic, fresh herbs like chives, parsley and basil, a hint of lemon and a few splashes of hot sauce.
This takes 15 minutes, 10 depending on how quick you can chop the herbs! You literally just put all the ingredients in a food processor and push process :) Super easy. I served mine with chopped vegetables but this would be just as tasty on some toasted crusty bread for bruschetta.
For those with lactose intolerance that can tolerate goat cheese (its one of the easiest tolerated cheeses), just swap in some dairy free sour cream for the regular sour cream.
Yields about 2 cups
This can be made ahead and refrigerated up to 2 days in advance.
- 8 oz. mild soft goat cheese
- 1/2 cup reduced fat sour cream (or dairy sour cream)
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon zest
- 1 roasted red pepper (you can use jarred, estimate slices equivalent to one red pepper, OR roast your own in the oven)
- 2 tablespoons chopped parsley
- 2 tablespoons chopped chives
- 1 tablespoon minced basil
- few dashes hot sauce to taste
- 1/4 teaspoon salt, plus more to taste
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper, plus more to taste
- In a food processor, add goat cheese, sour cream, olive oil, lemon juice, lemon zest, roasted red pepper, parsley, chives, basil, hot sauce, salt, and pepper; process until smooth. Season to taste with additional hot sauce, salt and pepper. Serve immediately or store in the refrigerator.

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

The article does provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for making the dip, starting from ingredient preparation to processing and serving. However, while the instructions are straightforward, they lack the detailed reasoning and contextual explanations that would be necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning on culinary techniques or interactions involved in making the recipe. The instructions could benefit from additional elaboration on each step's purpose and variations in technique.


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By Spencer . April 15, 2008 . 8:11pm
Namco Bandai announced a game with kaiju monster combat for the Wii based on a TV show called Daikaiju Battle, which sounds pretty awesome since it includes kaiju monsters. Last year Bandai released a plug and play TV game with monsters from Daikaiju Battle. Let's TV! Play Taikan Daikaiju Battle Ayatsure! Ultra Daikaiju also included motion control. There isn’t any concrete evidence that the Nintendo Wii game is an adaptation or partially uses mechanics from the Let’s TV game, but it would be interesting if Namco Bandai is looking for a way to repackage their existing line up of plug and play TV games. Square Enix did it when they released Dragon Quest Swords, a spiritual successor to a TV game release in Japan called Kenshin Dragon Quest.
Something else interesting to note is the how Gomora, one of the monsters from the show, looks in both games. The picture on the left hand side has Gomora from the TV show. The picture on the right is the model of Gomora in Daikaiju Battle Colosseum for the Wii. The picture in the center is the Gomora model from the Let’s TV game.
Images courtesy of Bandai Namco.

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 discusses game announcements and comparisons without structured procedural instructions. Additionally, the content lacks the clarity and detail necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as it does not present a defined process or method that could be followed.


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After Liew Darren had made it to the main draw, the expectations were high that KLRC's Muhammad Hafiz Hashim will join the youngster.
And after the easy first set win 21-11, few would bet against Hafiz making it into the main draw of the All England, a tournament where Hafiz made his mark by winning the singles crown in 2003.
But the fire was missing, doused by his lethargic approach, lack of enthusiasm and above all playing like a novice against Chinese Taipei's Chou Tien Chen, a player who only made it into the qualifiers after another Malaysian Mohd Arif Latif withdrew.
However it was just another illusion from Hafiz as he crumbled in the next two, playing like a novice, lacking any clue on how to defeat an opponent, and above everything else displaying traits of a player who had no interest in being at this event.
While Hafiz was a letdown, Chong Wei Feng who accounted for the second qualifying seed Hsu Jen Hao played splendidly to oust India's RMV Gurusaidutt 21-16, 20-22, 21-8 and joins Liew Darren in the main draw.
Wei Fung will take on Pablo Ablan of Spain, a match in which he will surely fancy his chances before a prized meeting against the mighty Lin Dan of China should he make it to the second round.
In a nutshell Hafiz was the only casualty in the mens singles qualification, and he has only himself to blame for the sorry exit.
In the men's doubles, Mak Hee Chun/Tan Wee Kiong withdrew midway in their match against the Danish pairing of Rasmus Bonde/Anders Kristiansen.
KLRC's Mohd Fairuzizuan Tazari/Mohd Zakry Latiff however created an upset as they ousted the fourth seeds, winning 21-15, 21-17.
They will now take on Germany's Michael Fuchs/Oliver Roth in the first round scheduled for Wednesday.
In an all Malaysian encounter, Goh V Shem/Teo Kok Siang got the better of KLRC's Gan Tek Chai/Tan Bin Shen 19-21, 21-13, 22-20.
And they will face tournament second seeds Jung Jae Sung/Lee Yong Dae in the opening round tomorrow.
At the end of the qualifiers, Malaysia who had

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps guiding the reader through completing a specific task. Instead, it offers a narrative about matches in a badminton tournament, focusing on the performances of various players rather than procedural instructions that would be suitable for training a language model. The content lacks the detail and organization necessary for effective reasoning or task completion.


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Go to usairways.com It appears to be from scattered US cities until the end of the schedule. At the moment it appears that you can fly to London or Manchester at around $700+- including taxes. I believe this is a MISTAKE and Read full post »
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The jet lag is subsiding as I actually slept last night and woke up at a normal time. Today is return our first Delta rent a cars, square up with Skymiles rewards network, as we haven’t used them in years and do Read full post »
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**Step-by-step: No**
**Training: No**

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing any task, as it consists mainly of anecdotal information and random tips rather than a systematic guide. Additionally, the content lacks structured procedural instructions or detailed explanations that could facilitate deeper reasoning or be useful for training a language model, as it primarily shares opinions and personal experiences without focusing on a coherent methodology or rationale behind the advice.


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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 a series of blog post titles and categories, lacking the structured procedural instructions necessary for training a language model designed for deeper reasoning. The absence of detailed information or a coherent task progression limits its usefulness for such purposes.


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I recently uploaded this picture on my beauty Instagram page (@Beautyby_MLS) and everyone wanted to know what was what. So I decided to do a post, write how I use the products and my tip and tricks !
So starting with the Fix+ spray and going clockwise, enjoy.
Prep & Prime Fix+ Spray: I lightly mist my face before and after my makeup application, also throughout the day to hydrate and refresh. Love how it gets rid of the powder finish.
Skin Mineralize in Soft & Gentle: I use this with either a Real Techniques Fan Brush or a Mac 224, lightly buffing into my highest points of my face e.g. cheekbones,bridge and tip of my nose. Also use to highlight inner corners of my eyes.
Prep & Prime Highlighter Pen in Medium Plus: Use this underneath my eyes after my foundation but before my concealer, using a beauty blender in a dabbing motion.
Face and Body Foundation: I apply two layers as it is very sheer, always allow the first lawyer to sink in before applying second. Using a beauty blender.
Blush in Dessert Rose: One of my favourite blushers of all time ! Love applying this to my cheeks after I have applied my bronzer and highlight. Using MAC 168 brush.
Patent Polish Lip Pencil in Make Me Proud: Love this quick and easy lip gloss on top of any nude lipstick. It being a twist up product makes it easy for being on the go.
Lip Liner in Spice: My favourite liner of all time, goes well with pretty much every nude ever!
Lipstick in Spirit: My everyday lip colour, satin finish so it's not as dry as a matte lipstick however has equal amount of colour pay off.
Bronzing Powder in Matte Bronze: I love using this to bronze up my face after setting powder. I use a MAC 168 brush along the sides of my face in the shape of a number 3, from my temples to my cheeks and down to the jawline.
Pro Longwear Waterproof Brow Set in Brown Ebony: Basically a brow mascara, use once I've finished filling in my brows to set them, also good if you use powder products on brows as if takes away that chalky effect the powder leaves.
Studio Chromagraphic Pencil Crayon in NC15/NW20: Love love love this as it is a multi-use product. Use around the brows and lips to correct and highlight and also in the waterline of the eyes.
Mineralize Concealer in NC20: Love how hydrating it is and highlighted finish it leaves under the eyes.
Mineralise Skin Finish in Light Plus and Medium Golden: Light plus to set my concealer, leaves such a nice highlighted look. Medium golden to set the rest of my face, doesn't leave it cakey and gives an extra smooth finish before applying my bronzer and blush.
Woaah sorry if you've ended up a bit overwhelmed haha !

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

The article does provide a sequence of ordered steps related to the application of makeup products, detailing how and when to use each item. However, the instructions lack the structured clarity and depth that would be necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as they do not include explicit reasoning behind the product choices or the techniques, nor do they break down complex processes into more granular sub-steps.


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After getting what it wanted—the Biogenesis founder's testimony and evidence against Alex Rodriguez—MLB has dropped its lawsuit against Tony Bosch. Everyone try to act surprised.
Bosch was MLB's primary witness against Rodriguez in the arbitration hearing that handed him a 162-game suspension. There was no physical evidence tying A-Rod to illegal drug use—only Bosch's word, and his personal notebooks. It is not an exaggeration to say Rodriguez could not have been convicted without Bosch's cooperation. And that cooperation was coerced.
Bosch did not agree to assist MLB until it filed suit against him in February. Facing the possibility of criminal prosecution as well, Bosch didn't have a ton of choice but to turn witness. In exchange, MLB paid Bosch's legal bills, provided personal security, promised to support him in criminal litigation, indemnify him from civil litigation, and drop its lawsuit against him.
The message couldn't really be any clearer here. MLB has no intentions of going after the PED suppliers, and is willing to pay them (and torpedo government cases against them) to get them to turn informant. In most drug cases, it's the little guy who cooperates in order to bring down the big fish. Everything about MLB's drug war is backward.

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 a narrative about MLB's legal maneuvers and implications surrounding the testimony of Tony Bosch. The information is more descriptive and analytical rather than instructional, lacking the detailed procedural structure that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning about how to undertake a specific task or process.


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Today Match Prediction UAE vs Oman 3rd ODI Match October 17th 2016 | Ball by Ball live score prediction. Who will win this UAE vs Oman 3rd ODI Match of 2016? In the 1st ODI match of UAE vs Oman, UAE team won by 40 runs and in 2nd ODI match UAE again won with 6 wickets and 53 balls remaining. UAE vs Oman 3rd ODI Match scheduled at ICC Global Cricket Academy, Dubai at 10:00 local time (06:00 GMT | 11:00 PKT). Get ball by ball score, Cricinfo, today match toss prediction, match prediction & score update and live cricket live from this platform.
UAE ODI team is leading by Amjad Javed who is a right-hand batsman and a right-arm Medium fast bowler. On the other hand, Oman ODI team is led by Ajay Lalcheta who is a left-hand batsman. So who will win today match UAE vs Oman 3rd ODI Match 2016?
Today Match Prediction UAE vs Oman 3rd ODI Match October 17th 2016
Who Will Win Oman Vs UAE 3rd ODI TOSS – UAE
Who Will Win Oman Vs UAE 3rd ODI MATCH – UAE
Amjad Javed, Ahmed Raza, Chirag Suri, Manjula Guruge, Mohammad Naveed, Swapnil Patil, Rohan Mustafa, Shaiman Anwar, Rohit Singh, Mohammad Shahzad, Saqlain Haider, Yodhin Punja, Laxman Sreekumar, Usman Mushtaq, Zaheer Maqsood, Qadeer Ahmed, Muhammad Usman, Mohammed Qasim, Fahad Tariq, Imran Haider, Farhan Ahmed, Muhammad Kaleem, Rameez Shahzad, Ghulam Shabber, Muhammed Shanil, Atif Ali Khan.
Amir Ali, Jatinder Singh, Arun Poulose, Vaibhav Wategaonkar, Zeeshan Siddiqui, Munis Ansari, Ajay Lalcheta, Mohammad Nadeem, Rajeshkumar Ranpura, Sufyan Mehmood, Mehran Khan, Zeeshan Maqsood, Khawar Ali, Swapnil Khadye, Twinkal Kumar Bhandari

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it focuses on match predictions and team details without structured instructions. Additionally, the text lacks well-defined procedural instructions that would be beneficial for training a language model, as it does not guide readers through a reasoning process or decision-making steps; it mainly offers predictions and information without depth or clarity.


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First you've got to know what you can buy so here's an overview of the different memberships available:
The Don: Pay €20 and get 1,000 mobile minutes, unlimited texts to all networks, 8GB of data and 60 landline minutes.
The Mitch: Pay €15 and get 50 mobile minutes, 100 texts and 15GB of data.
The Guido: Pay €10 and get 300 mobile minutes, unlimited texts to all networks, 1GB of data and 60 landline minutes.
With all these plans, you also get unlimited messaging on Whatsapp
What's the Whatsapp deal about?
WhatsApp messaging is only available if you have data included (i.e. in your membership plan or if you buy a data add on). You will not be charged for data when you use the WhatsApp messaging service for messages via the app but if you use the voice features on WhatsApp you will incur data charges.
What about the old membership deals?
If you've joined us before March, 5th 2013 you can still buy them.
Ok, I know which membership I want, what now?
If you haven't done so already you will need to buy top up credit. There are many different ways how to top up, check them out here.
I've got enough top up credit, how do I buy my membership with that?
1. Log into your account via My 48 at the top of this page.
2. Pay your membership - Once you're in you won't be able to miss the fact that you haven't paid your membership... So click on pay membership...
3. Choose your deal - Next choose the membership you want to buy. You have the option to buy one month's or several months' membership. Once you've made your selection, click the buy now button

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

The article presents a clear sequence of steps for completing a task, specifically guiding the reader through the process of purchasing a membership after selecting it. The instructions are structured and detailed, providing sufficient information to encourage deeper reasoning about choices (like selecting a membership plan and purchasing it with top-up credit), which could be beneficial for training a language model.


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Last updated on JULY 17, 2017
Applies to:Oracle Inventory Management - Version 184.108.40.206 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.
After applying Patch 17077353, transact move order for sales order without Kanban card returns following error.
1. Create and Book Sales Order without Kanban
2. Pick Release
3. Transact Move Order
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response:
Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article provides a sequence of steps that are ordered and guide the reader through the process of handling a specific error related to Oracle Inventory Management. However, the instructions are not detailed enough to support training a language model for deeper reasoning, as they lack comprehensive explanations, context, or rationale for each step. The instructions are too brief and don't encourage analysis or understanding beyond a simple execution of the steps.


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Ladies and gentlemen, I think we may have found something the Blades were missing this year. I give you Mike Hoffman!
Beautiful fight, right? He is a 6'5", 248 pound defenseman, and has spent most of his career in the AHL (Stats here). Too be blunt, he's an enforcer. His fight card over at hockeyfights.com is extensive. I'm sure this signing might get some fans panties buched up, but this guy is so badly needed. The big thing I noticed at the games I went to was the amount of liberties the other teams were taking. Once this big boy makes it clear that none of that crap is going to happen when he's around the other guys are going to be able to concentrate on their jobs(I do recommend this movie if you want to see how important these guys are to a team).
Also, Beckford-Tseu, and Mcflikier have been sent back down. And Steve McJannet has been put on berevement leave, I'm sure everyone's thought are with him and his family.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing any specific task; rather, it delivers commentary on a hockey player's signing and its potential impacts on the team. Consequently, the instructions are neither clearly ordered nor detailed enough to facilitate deeper reasoning or training for a language model on procedural tasks.


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Another entry for my ‘art underground’ series even though in this case the art is not undground but overground: The highlight of the Palais Royal-Musee du Louvre station are the arches made of colorful beads that bring some Mardi Grass flavour to the metro entrance at Place Colette.
[another one of my favourite pictures from lisbon. a street somewhere between principe real and bica. i got lost while walking around. which is probably one of my favourite things to do in lisbon. and in any other city.] [the olaias metro station. i’ve seen that station from the train so often, but now finally got… Read More portugal. lisbon. a few more of my favourites.

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Royal Rumble Preview/Predictions
The 30th Royal Rumble is upon us and the time has never been better to take a chance and guess who will win this one. 22 superstars are confirmed to enter the match, leaving 8 question marks for the fans. Undertaker? Angle? Orton? Jericho? The list is endless as to who can win the most important match leading up to Wrestlemania.
Before this though, we have a card that is loaded with talent and matches that are sure to leave a lasting mark on the viewers.
- Raw Mens Tag Match:
- The Club vs. Cesaro and Sheamus (C)
We begin the pre show with a heavy hitting tag team championship match. On previous showings of Monday Night Raw, The Club, (Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson) have each defeated Cesaro and Sheamus in singles matches. This has led to a continuous feud that has come to fruition here at the rumble. The Club is well overdue for a title shot, but we do not believe they will be able to capture the titles tonight. Look for The Club to capture the titles at Wrestlemania.
Winner: Cesaro and Sheamus
- Womens Singles Match:
- Nia Jax vs. Sasha Banks
We switch to the Women’s Divison as Sasha Banks looks to knock off Nia Jax. It has been hard for anyone to get Nia Jax’s number, but look for Sasha to win via countout or disqualification.
Winner: Sasha Banks
- SDL Six Women Tag Match
- Becky Lynch, Bella, and Namoi vs. Alexa Bliss, Micki James, and Natalya
With a returning Mickie James, and a hot up and coming heel team in the women’s division, look for Bliss, James, and Natalya to pick up the victory with James possibly picking up the pinfall.
Winner: Bliss, James, and Natalya
- Cruiserweight Championship
- Neville vs. Rich Swann (C)
The cruisterweight division has been lackluster as of late with poor ratings and viewership numbers on 205 live. With Neville becoming more of an aggressive heel, and being in the company now for a long stretch without a title, look for him to pick up the win and grab his first cruiserweight championship.
- Raw Women’s Championship
- Bayley vs. Charlotte (C)
Bayley is destined to win the Raw Women’s Championship this year, however it will not be tonight against the tenacious Charlotte. Look for Bayley to stay in the title picture into Wrestlemania season where she will climb the ranks and capture her first title. Tonight though, is Charlotte’s night – she will win via tap out.
- WWE Championship
- John Cena vs. AJ Styles (C)
Cena vs. Styles was one of if not the best feud of 2016, and they both look to continue to bring that momentum to the first PPV of 2017. This match is looking to top their match of the year candidate that they had at Summerslam last year. Cena has history staring him in the face as he looks to tie Ric Flair for most world titles held, while AJ Styles looks to stay white hot on the year anniversary of his WWE Debut. This match is a toss up, but look for AJ to retain the title in order to stay strong with the possibility of Cena winning the title within the next year.
Winner: AJ Styles
- No DQ WWE Universal Championship
- Roman Reigns vs. Kevin Owens (C) – w/ Chris Jericho suspended above ring in shark cage
After HHH helped propel Kevin Owens to his first major WWE Championship, he has been on autopilot with countless victories and not much of a challenge. On multiple occasions Chris Jericho has assisted Kevin Owens in defending his title even in close contests. But now with Jericho suspended above the ring, we will see Kevin Owens go at it alone. Roman Reigns is destined to win the Universal Championship, but not tonight as we believe Chris Jericho will find a way to get involved, possibly dropping the U.S Title into the ring and assisting Kevin Owens yet again to help defend his title
Winner: Kevin Owens
- Royal Rumble Match
The last match on the card is possibly one of the most anticipated Royal Rumble Matches in the events history. With 22 confirmed entrants, that leaves the door wide open for potential surprise returns from both current and former superstars. Names such as Samoa Joe, Rey Mysterio, Kurt Angle, Finn Balor, HHH, and Tye Dillinger have been circling the rumor mill over the past several weeks. As of Sunday morning, the odds-on favorite to win the event is Randy Orton. However we do not see that happening, as that would mean the Randy Orton Bray Wyatt feud would revolve around the WWE Title which would not be the best draw for a Wrestlemania Main Event. This leaves the door open for superstars such as Jericho, Undertaker, Miz, Lesnar, and Goldberg to win the event and headline the show of shows. We believe that since Kevin Owens is going to retain his Universal Championship, it only makes sense that Jericho sneaks away with the Rumble win and sets up a best friend vs. best friend Main Event at Wrestlemania with a possible Jericho babyface turn.
Jericho has been with the company for over 17 years. He has put on flawless performances and countless matches that will be remembered forever. Having him walk away with the Rumble victory will not only push him further with his current run with the company but it will also cement his legacy as one of the greatest of all time.
Winner: Chris Jericho

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This week I'm taking a bit of a break from the normal blogging schedule. I've just wrapped up teaching an online class on writing love scenes. And one of the things I asked students to do was name love scenes from movies or books that stood out in their memory. The point of the exercise was to look at those scenes and see WHY they were memorable. What did the storyteller do to make them so impression-making?
So this week, I'm going to post some of the examples we used so that you can break them down too. (Or if you're not a writer, just sit back and enjoy the smexiness.)
First on the agenda is Risky Business and the smoking hot scene on the train. (This doesn't have nudity but isn't exactly safe for work either.) This is an example of using a unique setting to your advantage.
Hot, right? So why is this scene memorable? Is it simply the location, the chance of someone discovering them? Is it the tension built up before this? Or is it because the moment is tranformative for the characters? Or is it just because it's a young Tom Cruise and Rebecca DeMornay?

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Over the weekend, the Washington Post's Mike Wise wrote a column about Wizards point guard John Wall's recent encouraging play. For whatever reason, this made former superagent David Falk very mad, mad enough to call up Wise and go on a tirade against Wall and the Wizards organization. Lucky for us, Wise used his conversation with Falk to write a highly entertaining follow-up column in which Falk comes off like a salty old man. Some highlights:
"I'm going to save you from embarrassment," Michael Jordan's former agent said as an introduction Monday night when he called.
A Wizards season ticket holder, Falk added: "You guys are in dreamland. Because this team [stinks] so bad you guys want John Wall to be someone he will never be."
"Let me ask you a question," Falk said, maybe 28 times over 30 minutes, often answering for you. "Who's bigger, Kyrie Irving or John Wall? John Wall. Who's a better athlete? John Wall. Who's faster? Who's stronger? John Wall.
"Now, who's a better player? Kyrie Irving," he said of Cleveland's all-star point guard who was rookie of the year in 2012. "John Wall will never be good as Kyrie Irving was in his first week in the NBA.
"I don't think he'll be a much smarter player," he said. "You can't become a smart player. You either are or you aren't."
As Wise points out in his column, it is very strange for an active agent to take such blatant shots at a current player, nevermind the fact that writing off a 22-year-old player who has John Wall's athletic gifts is aggressively shortsighted.
So what's Falk's deal? He's certainly not the power player he once was when he and Michael Jordan and Nike conquered the sports world together, but why take his frustration out on John Wall? Wise guesses that Falk might hold a grudge against Wall because he was picked ahead of Evan Turner, a client of Falk's, in the 2010 draft.
Either way, we'd like to take this opportunity to remind David Falk that John Wall is in fact very good at basketball.
Update: David Falk says that he is real sorry.

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Sunday, January 6, 2008
4.25" x 6"
I watch the news a lot. Not just for the information or to know what is going on. But, I have been known to take notes, just to see if I can keep up with getting the important things down, keeping in practice. And to think about how I would write up what I am watching as a news story. Thinking back to the times when I worked for a small newspaper, and also wrote for a couple of other small newspapers and was a stringer for a couple of larger dailies.
I got my training through experience. It was very interesting, but a bit nerve wracking. I wanted to be sure that I didn't have any mistakes and that everything was as perfect as possible.
When I first started writng a column of local news, my old high school English teacher told me that she was so proud of what I was doing! She told me that she read my articles with a red grading pen and circled any mistakes. She said she couldn't find many.
I thought, "She should have seen what I turned in!" A lot of Xs on each page. The editor told me to not worry about taking time to make it neat, just X out any errors, and write in things I needed to add. The editor, typesetter, and all whose hands it passed through, would make corrections as they worked.
I did give credit for the lack of mistakes to the editor, but she was convinced that I did it all myself.
This, of course, was in the days before computers.
In the painting above, I was watching some of the caucus coverage on Fox News. Greta Van Susteran and Shep Smith were the anchors for a special last week. I closed my bad eye to watch. And, just to check my bad eye, I closed the good eye and watched for a few minutes. I did a little sketch of Greta. I was struck that, in the middle of the purple circle that I see, I could still make out her black blazer, which formed a point at the bottom of the screen. Her white blouse stood out somewhat as did parts of her blonde hair. Her face had a bit of orange across her forehead, but the rest of her face was shadowed a bit. Around the purple circle, there was a dark, mossy green circle.
As usual, I could see the edge of the tv set, the wall, part of the cabinet that the set is on, and the pictures above the tv set, but not her face, when I looked at it.
I can make out that there is something there, and know that there is a head, a face, several heads, and a bit of the things in the center of what I am looking at, but there is that dark circle that covers most of it, when I look through the eye with Macular Degeneration.
I've read that one thing that people with Macular Degeneration really have a problem with is not being able to see faces and to be able to recognize people. I've read that some people can't see the faces of their children, grandchildren, friends, or even people that they meet.
So far, I'm lucky in that one eye is affected, and the other is just blurry from cataracts. But I can still see faces if I am close enough and if I use the good eye. I just hope that this doesn't happen to the other eye. I guess that, since this dark spot is here all the time, I have lost the center vision in that eye.
On Gretawire, Greta's blog, there was a discussion a few weeks ago about Macular Degeneration. I know that she has a bit of an interest in the subject. The discussion is probably still there in the archives.
Maybe I should send her portrait, as she looks to someone with AMD, to her. She is a good sport so I don't think she would be upset by it.
Meanwhile, back to the news!
I have some more information on AMD and "My Vision Test", to share with you. Click on the link in my sidebar under Eye Sites if you would like to see the test. It might help for you to know more about the creator of the test and more information about it. I contacted the man who created the test and will try to share what I learned in my next post.
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Thank you for reading and sharing. Let me know if you see something that appeals to you!

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If this backsplash was tough enough to survive outside of the 90s, we shoulda known he wasn’t going down without a fight.
Have you met our backsplash? His name is Dante, which is a nod to both his loosely-Italian roots and the nine gates of Hell that he climbed out of before emerging in our kitchen.
Dante wasn’t long for this world. Unfortunately, neither was our home improvement budget at this point. So instead of forking out $300 to have a professional come and scrape him off our walls, we decided to crack open a beer and take a stab at him ourselves.
Bottoms up, Dante…
A lot of tutorials we watched utilized tools like chisels and crowbars, but the staff at our local Home Depot suggested we take a more gentle approach to dismembering Dante. In the interest of sparing the sheetrock, he suggested a putty knife and a hammer. We liked the sound of sparing sheetrock, so we gave it a go:
Our technique was to first use the putty knife and hammer to crumble away at the grout surrounding the tile. Once the tile was isolated from his grout support network, we wedged the putty knife between the tile and wall and gently tapped with the hammer. The putty knife slowly inched lower and lower behind the tile, separating as it went.
The advantage here was that the wide, flat putty knife got us great leverage with minimal damage. The disadvantage is that when it comes to separating tile from sheetrock, there’s actually no such thing as “minimal damage.”
Some tiles came off in one piece, other chipped apart. Some tiles just pulled off the top layer of paper and left the drywall intact (but a little roughed up) underneath. Other tiles, despite our best efforts, pulled off a lot more…
We were assured it was totally kosher to tile over the torn paper, but the same didn’t go for gaping holes in the wall.
Once all the tiles were off, we assessed the damage.
The bad news: we’d have to replace some sheetrock. The good news: we already had a putty knife!
The best news: my dad took pity on us and agreed to help us cut out the too-far-gone sections of sheetrock and replace them. Here’s an overly simplified account of what went down:
Step One: use a drywall saw to remove the damaged section.
Step Two: Cut your new sheetrock to fill the void, then attach it to the studs.
Step Three: Seal the deal with this cool self-adhesive mesh tape.
Step Four: mud over the mesh.
Voila! Still ugly, but structurally sound and ready for a new backsplash!

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The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for removing a backsplash, which guides the reader through the process from assessing the tile to replacing damaged sheetrock. However, the procedural instructions are not sufficiently detailed or structured to encourage deeper reasoning for training a language model, as they lack comprehensive explanations or context around each step beyond the basic actions required.