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Rice to host NCAA baseball regional; UH to start on the road
By Joseph Duarte | May 25, 2014 | Updated: May 25, 2014 11:39pm
NCAA regional baseball hosts
›› Cal Poly
›› Florida State
›› Oklahoma State
›› Oregon State
›› South Carolina
The road to Omaha will involve different routes for Rice and Houston.
The Owls were among the 16 schools named regional hosts Sunday, while UH must wait until Monday morning to learn its destination in the NCAA Division I baseball tournament.
"I'm disappointed we're not hosting," UH coach Todd Whitting said. "I really don't think there is anything else we could have done other than win the regular-season title. It just didn't happen."
Earlier Sunday, the Cougars beat Louisville 10-4 to capture the American Athletic Conference tournament title at Clearwater, Fla. In Hattiesburg, Miss., Rice rallied for an 11-5 victory over UTSA in the Conference USA championship game.
It marked the first time since 2008 that the crosstown rivals won a regular-season or tournament baseball title in the same season.
The Owls will open at Reckling Park for the 11th time in the last 14 years when the tournament begins Friday.
"It's a definite advantage," Rice coach Wayne Graham said. "We haven't lately been taking advantage of that."
The other regional host schools are LSU, Indiana, Virginia, Miami, Oregon State, South Carolina, TCU, Florida, Louisville, Vanderbilt, Mississippi, Cal Poly, Oklahoma State, Florida State and Louisiana-Lafayette. Regional pairings for the 64-team field and eight national seeds will be announced at 11 a.m. Monday.
The Cougars had a strong case to host with a 3-0 record against Rice, a No. 10 RPI and a strong closing stretch. What likely hurt was a distant third-place finish in the AAC and being swept at home by Louisville, which landed the final regional host spot.
Rice had a strong RPI (No. 7) and strength of schedule (No. 8) and won the C-USA regular-season and tournament titles.
"I think Rice definitely deserves to host. Both of us do," Whitting said. "Folks at Houston will compare they got the nod over us, but I don't see it that way."

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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 is primarily focused on reporting the outcomes and context of NCAA baseball tournament selections. Additionally, the procedural instructions are not detailed enough to facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it lacks structured guidelines or processes that would encourage analytical thinking. The content is more a news summary than a how-to guide.


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Keyhole Markup Language (KML), is an Extensible Markup Language (XML) grammar and file format for modeling and storing geographic features such as points, lines, images, and polygons. Using KML, you can also designate text, pictures, movies, or links to other geographic information system (GIS) services that appear when the user clicks the feature. Many KML client applications, including the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for WPF applications, provide a familiar, user-friendly navigation experience.
Considerations for using KML in your map
KML was originally created to view features in three-dimensional (3D) Earth browsers such as Google Earth. It is now supported in a number of two-dimensional (2D) clients including ArcGIS Runtime SDK for WPF applications. There are some aspects of KML that do not work well on 2D screens and some limitations to what clients can support. For more information, refer to the Supported KML tags section of the KmlLayer class topic.
You can add KML in Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML). They should be inserted inside a Map control element below any base layers. If you have not already done so, create a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) application with a map (see Creating a map for details).
The code in this topic requires a reference to the ESRI.ArcGIS.Client and ESRI.ArcGIS.Client.Toolkit.Datasources assemblies. The XAML of the window (for example, MainWindow.xaml) needs to have the following XML namespace declaration:
- In the Map element, add a KmlLayer with an ID of KmlLayer and a uniform resource locator (URL) as the URL for your KML layer. Place this below any data that displays beneath the KML as shown in the following code sample:
<esri:Map x:Name="_map" Extent="-122.090, 37.419,-122.079,37.424" > <esri:ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer ID="StreetMapLayer" Url="http://services.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/ESRI_StreetMap_World_2D/MapServer" /> <esri:KmlLayer ID="KmlLayer" Url="http://kml-samples.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/KML_Samples.kml" /> </esri:Map>
- Run the application.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

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Results tagged ‘ September 18 ’
I did not have my blog back in 2006 but I had a draft email that I think I sent to a friend back then. What a great Dodger day September 18, 2006 was! Here is what I wrote back then:
I was at the game on 9/18/06 and no freaking way I am using my tickets to get Hooter’s hot wings! I already wrote on my tix what happened and put it away. I am saving my blankets that we got to commemorate that day! I stayed for the entire game on Saturday so there was no way I was leaving until the last out on Monday. Many people in our top deck section also stayed but there were those that gave up and left. Two of those guys came back to watch the 10th innings! they were in their car listening and hurried back in. It as so sweeeet. some of us were going down the aisle hugging and hi-fiving!
I always keep score and at the end of the 9th inning when the score was 9 -5, after I recorded the last out of the Padres I put a #$%@%$ in the next square down out of frustration. I wanted to curse but there was this 3 year old cute girl that comes with her parents. She loves to hi-five! Anyway, I moved to the last row where my friend Lorena sits and there were these three Padre fans standing in the back. They were saying that probably they were going to miss their train back to SD, but that now that Hoffman was coming to the game, it was over. I turned around and told them “remember what happened in the All-Star game” They reminded me of what Hoffman has done against the Dodgers. They could not freaking believe what happened afterwards! When I was Hi-fiving everyone I was also doing it to them and they went along. They also said they had not seen anything like that.
When Nomar came to bat, they were saying “here comes the rally killer, is over now.” I was yelling “C’mon Nomah…. I believe in you!! “Hit one out for the Ravines (My baseball fantasy team)! It was unbelievable the atmosphere! I along with other fans were going down the aisles hi-fiving and hugging those that I see day in and day out! We stayed and watch all the highlights! When I walked out of the stadium, everyone was going crazy honking their horns everywhere! having their windows down and yelling! Unbelievable!
Oh, yeah while I was walking to my car, I noticed Linda (SDDodger) had left me a message. I called her back and left her a message and let her listen to all the noise, the honks, the noise people were making as they were heading out of the park. I got home and watched the entire replay and taped it. I dozed off during Russell’s Homerun but that is OK, I watched the highlights this morning on ESPN. Did not get many hours of sleep but I’ll be at the stadium again tonight.
Go Dodgers!!! Oh yeah,,,, for those that might want to chat with Nomah, he will be on-line at 2PM today. Got a meeting at that time, but I’ll read later on what he and others had to say. Now, better get some work done.
Another thing, what was up with Peavy!? Was he yelling at Piazza? something about “that was a fastball” IF that is so, you don’t disrespect your catcher. punk. Don’t know what was up with him and Mariano also but I like the way the boys in blue came out ready to rumble!
Happy birthday to my Padre fan friend Mike Egan! Have a wonderful day! I love that this anniversary of 9/18/2006 happened on your birthday! Thanks for being a great friend and see you in San Diego this weekend!

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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; rather, it narrates a personal experience at a baseball game without instructional content. Additionally, it lacks well-structured procedural instructions that would be useful for training a language model, as the content is more anecdotal and expressive than focused on teaching or guiding the reader through a logical reasoning process.


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Pierre-Marc Bouchard's appeal of a two-game suspension for high-sticking Matt Calvert was denied Monday by NHL commissioner Gary Bettman.
The Minnesota Wild forward was suspended after clipping Calvert in the mouth during a faceoff in Saturday's game against the Columbus Blue Jackets. Video appeared to show Calvert lifted Bouchard's stick and injured himself but league disciplinarian Brendan Shanahan took a different view and issued a two-game ban.
"His reckless swing, regardless of where it was intended, did in fact cause an injury to an opponent," Shanahan said.
Bouchard's agent, Allan Walsh, blasting the disciplinary process while questioning the ruling.
"What message is Brendan Shanahan sending with this unwarranted suspension?," Walsh said to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. "All perennial Lady Byng candidates should now be on notice that when an opponent high sticks himself in the mouth, he can expect a minimum suspension of two regular season NHL games. This result is a shameful farce for the league.
"All in all, these 20 minute disciplinary hearings are nothing more than kangaroo courts. More league effort goes into writing scripts and producing slick videos than in getting to the real facts of what occurred on the ice."
OH NO, OHLUND
Tampa Bay Lightning defenceman Mattias Ohlund will have arthroscopic knee surgery Tuesday.
Ohlund, who has been on injured reserve since the regular season started and hasn't been on skates since Sept. 30, will have both knees operated on. A report by the St. Petersburg Times says Lightning coach Guy Boucher confirmed that Ohlund would go under the knife and be out at least a month.
It's the second year in a row that Ohlund has missed time at the start of the season because of wonky knees. He didn't play in the first eight games in 2010-11.
"We missed him the first month and a half of the year (last season), and it looks like we're going to miss him for the first month and a half, two months of the year," Boucher told the Times. "So it hurts because what it does, we have to put (Victor) Hedman against the top lines, not that he can't do the job, he's been our best defenceman.
"All I know is we've got a guy that plays against the top lines that we don't have. And you can't replace that. It really puts a major hole in you're lineup and we've got a major hole in our lineup."
Ohlund had no goals and just five assists in 72 games last season but anchored Tampa's top defensive pairing with Hedman.
EX-SABRE JOINS JACKALS
Former Buffalo Sabres captain Craig Rivet skipped the ECHL on his way up to the NHL but that's the league he'll play in as he attempts to reboot his career.
Rivet, an unrestricted free agent who didn't get a sniff from NHL teams, signed with the Elmira Jackals of the ECHL Monday. It's a long way from the ECHL to the NHL but Rivet doesn't see himself as being too good to play in the lower-level minor league.
"It's not the level, it's the competition," Rivet said on NHL.com. "I know that the competition here is still high, there's a lot of hungry guys that want to move to the next level and that's what's exciting for me. It's not like I'm coming down here and playing against guys of (no) calibre. These guys can play hockey. It's exciting for me to be here where I can further my career."
Rivet, a third-round pick of the Montreal Canadiens in 1992, has 50 goals and 187 assists in 923 games with four NHL teams.
A week after sending him back to junior, the Florida Panther signed first-round pick Jonathan Huberdeau to an entry-level contract Monday.
Huberdeau, who was returned to the Saint John Sea Dogs of the QMJHL on Oct. 3, was the third overall pick in the 2011 NHL draft. He had three goals in five preseason games but the Panthers decided to send the 6-foot-1, 171-pound centre back to Saint John.
"He made that an extremely tough decision for us, given his maturity as a person and his play," Panthers coach Kevin Dineen told NHL.com. "At this time, he still has some physical maturing to do and that is better suited at the junior level."
Despite being signed, Huberdeau can't play for the Panthers this season except under emergency situations.
Short on healthy defencemen, the Montreal Canadiens instead called up forward Aaron Palushaj from the Hamilton Bulldogs Monday.
Palushaj, sent to Hamilton on less than a week ago, had one goal and three assists in five preseason games with the Canadiens. He had a pair of assists in Hamilton's season-opening win over Rochester.
With forward Mike Cammalleri out for a couple weeks with a cut on his leg, Palushaj will likely be in the lineup when the Habs play Calgary Thursday.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a task; instead, it presents a series of news updates about NHL players and incidents, which lack any procedural instructions. Additionally, the content is not structured as a set of instructional steps that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it primarily consists of factual reporting without any detailed or logical processes outlined.


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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps; instead, it presents fragmented instructions that lack coherence and detailed guidance. The instructions are vague and do not adequately support training a language model in deeper reasoning, as there is insufficient structure or clarity to facilitate understanding or application of the task.


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From the LIS web pages – a few changes for our users – in response to a suggestion from the LIS Suggestion blog.
Need help finding a book?
If you can’t find the library material you’re looking for, try these steps:
Check the listing in the library catalogue to make sure the item is listed as status available.
Make sure you’re looking in the correct library: Armstrong (McCardell Bicentennial Hall), Main Library, Music Library (CFA).
Check the “Location” of the item, it might be part of a specific collection: Reference, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Oversize, Vermont Collection, Reserves, Media, Government Documents, Mini-scores, or Special Collections. Each of these collections is housed together in separate areas in each Library, not with regular books on the shelves.
Check the Library Map to make sure you’re looking in the right place.
If you still can’t locate the item you’re looking for on the shelf, please report it missing.
There are several ways to do this:
Place a request through the library catalog, MidCat. This will initiate a search and we will hold the book for you if found. We will notify you by email if not found.
Library Circulation at firstname.lastname@example.org,
Main Library Circulation Desk at 802-443-5494
Music Library at 802-443-5218
Armstrong Library at 802-443-5449
Stop at one of the Circulation Desks in person

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps to help users locate library materials, beginning with checking the catalogue and concluding with reporting a missing item. Each step is detailed and straightforward, guiding the reader through the process methodically, which would be beneficial for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning by encouraging logical thought and comprehension of procedural tasks.


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Doug: Notes from Cardinals close win over Raiders
GAME NOTES V OAK
Before KO, all I care about is if Dockett shows up…have to wait till I find out since Cards get ball first
Couldn't have predicted that start…I guess I do get to see Dockett
Easy call on the PI if it was on the illegal pick…couldn't hear ref's mic to know who they called it on though
Nice hole for Hightower
Why no PI on the 3rd down attempt?
11:46 left in first…Wolf's on big screen
Crowd hated PF call on Wilson but it was the right call…I do think the ref should have blown the whistle
That TD was so easy to see coming as soon as Miller went into motion showing he had man coverage on Wilson…I love Bill Davis but I pray he didn't really think A-Dub could cover a TE in single coverage
Had single coverage on Fitz on screen pass…would have liked to see DA take a shot on that one
Anyone remember the last 3rd down conversion for Cards?
Great stand by defense…shld b good field position
Never mind…special teams giveth and taketh away today
3rd & goal…all eyes on docket…OAK TO
Another good defensive stand…10-7 OAK
Thought the PI on the Williams route was uncatchable…if they called D-holding or illegal contact, sorry…can't hear ref's mic
Cards streak of no 3rd down conversions goes to 87:39
10-10 after FG
Dockett not in…guess he's tired from not doing anything
Great play from DRC to stop TD
You have to block a kick that was that low…no interior push on the Janikowski…13-10 OAK
What a terrible call on the PI with 1:35 left. Clearly that was PI on Williams and not the Raiders…Fitz looked open on the play
Great block by Duece picking up the twist
Steven Williams ends the streak without a 3rd down conversion @ 91:16
End of 1st ……13-10 OAK
New streak on dropped pass…couldn't tell if it was a busted play
4th down was converted but there should have been a PF on Lutui for picking someone off the pile
Great run by Wells. Got to the outside despite run blitz. LB's caught in trash.
Wanted play-action on 2&G got Wells stuffed
Outstanding play design on TD. Play looked like it would be spread ‘em out and hand it off but DA rolled out after play-fake and hit Breaston. 17-13 AZ
It's unbelievable that wasn't a PF on Calais. The way they protect QB's, I'm shocked.
Receivers are open all over the place against this defense today. So much for a team meeting.
Not the time to go deep on 2nd & 12…sideline phone must have rang and Al wanted to go long…now you're left with 3rd & 12
What is Roberts doing? What a waste of a 3rd round pick.
5:52 left 1st H
Wright just dropped potential 3rd down conversion…As the ASU sideline reporter, I see more dropped passes than anyone
Great hustle by Lennon to be back in position to make the pick.
What was that from DA? He has to learn he's not good enough to make Favre-type special plays. Just take what the defense gives you and if it's not there, take the sack.
Looks like the defense thought halftime was coming sooner than the clock said.
Terrible decision to go for QB sneak with no TO's left
This defense has been a waste of time for 6 quarters.
Halftime 20-17 OAK
2nd & 18 draw…the only reason you call that is because you don't believe in the O-Line and you need to make the D-Line think of something else
This game is boring.
DA threw the shovel pass again? Did he not learn?
Impressive D-stand…of course there's no docket
Missed FG could hurt. This game's too close to leave points on board
WOW. DA looks good on this drive. Going through progressions much better
Good balance on this drive.
Brandon Keith made a great tackle on Hightower. Brandon: Block the white team or get out of the way.
Very accurate pass to Fitz on the TD. Leave that high and Fitz gets rocked and might lose the ball.
1:01 left in 3rd 24-20 AZ
Everyone will yell at DRC on the punt but that's on Roberts. He did nothing to tell his teammates the ball was close
Dockett's play was incredible
Bad PI…Toler completely blew that play
Why are the refs talking, that was clearly a false start…never mind…delay of game
Congrats to Toler. It's rare you'll see a team make it so obvious what they think of another team's player. He was picked on the whole drive and made the last two plays.
24-23 AZ 7:51 left
Terrible KO protect…no room to run
2&21 after FS and Facemask
Check that 3&21
Really don't like the decision to challenge the catch on the defensive penalty…it's a first down either way and now you've lost a TO that you'll probably need in a close game
Huge 3rd & 1 penalty
Ohh…Rashad…you've got to catch that INT to keep Janikowski off the field
Thought he made it when it left his foot
Interesting OAK is in no hurry…they're milking clock thinking they don't want to leave time after a Janikowski kick…I hate that strategy
Absolutely the right call on the PI on DRC. No one likes it but he did have a hand in there and the refs have been calling PI all game.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article appears to be a collection of notes and observations about a football game rather than a clearly organized set of steps for completing a particular task. It lacks well-structured procedural instructions that guide the reader through a process, making it unsuitable for training a language model in deeper reasoning or other detailed analytical tasks. The commentary is informal and does not provide coherent instructions that could be systematically followed.


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Photo from Alberto Pinto's book Orientalism
Exciting news! The entertaining and informative blog My Marrakesh is a finalist in the Seventh Annual Weblog Awards, the 2007 Bloggies! Maryam's blog is one of five finalists in the Best African or Middle Eastern blog category. Winners will be selected by the public. If like me, you're a fan of My Marrakesh, please cast your vote here before Feb. 2.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to complete a task, as it simply shares news about a blog nomination without detailed procedural instructions. Additionally, the content lacks the depth and structure needed to train a language model for deeper reasoning, as it does not guide the reader through a process or provide comprehensive information that could be expanded upon for training purposes.


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There are times when I think I'm brilliant and then there are the times when I think I've been shorted a few common cents cells.... like maybe a dollar's worth. If I had a nickel for every time I've learned something obvious, I'd be rich and you'd be watching me on the Food Network, Desperate Housewives, or CSI (Indiana) instead of reading me on the internet.
Please humor me if this is something you already know, but I only recently discovered how to keep lettuce from going bad before it should. I absolutely cannot stand opening a bag of salad, eating one salad and then finding the next day that the rest of the lettuce has turned brown. Out of frustration I quit buying ready-made bagged salad mixes and make my own at home. One thing I've learned about romaine lettuce (which is usually the kind I buy) is that I can buy a bag of three heads and it will last far past the expiration date if I leave it whole and in the bag it came in until the day I'm ready for a salad.
I then take out one head (which will be enough for two huge salads or four side salads,) tear off the stem end, rinse and drain in my colander.
Next I lay the individual lettuce leaves on a clean towel to dry further.
I even dab at them a bit with the towel to remove more moisture.
And then I bag the leaves WHOLE in a gallon baggie, squeezing out the excess air before sealing. When it comes time to make my salad I then tear the lettuce leaves into bite size pieces. The rest of the lettuce in the baggie will remain crisp and not turn brown for several more days.
Aren't you glad you didn't have to pay to read this post? Just wait until I teach you how to boil water. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll throw roses at your monitor.
This is my documentation of my life after turning 50. Lots of recipes, some healthy, some not so much... tossed up with a hefty dose of sarcasm and motherly love.
My email address: maggielauerrdh(at)yahoo.com

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear and ordered sequence of steps for keeping lettuce fresh, detailing the process from purchasing to storing and preparing the lettuce. Each step is explicitly described, which supports a well-structured procedural understanding, making it suitable for training a language model to engage in deeper reasoning about food preservation techniques and their implications.


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Lewis Hamilton has dropped a firm hint that his future at McLaren will depend on it providing him with a title-winning car, amid ongoing speculation about his future in F1.
Hamilton's current deal with McLaren runs out at the end of next year, and a recent switch of management to Simon Fuller's XIX Entertainment company has prompted talk that the former World Champion will counter offers for other outfits when the time comes to sort a new deal.
Although Hamilton has pledged his full commitment to McLaren for now, he suggested in China that his "loyalty" to McLaren would have a limit if his current team could not guarantee him a competitive ride.
Speaking to the British media about whether he could see himself staying at McLaren for the rest of his career, Hamilton said: "I don't really envisage anything except winning World Championships. I have only got a short period in Formula 1. I am fortunate enough to be in a top team where I am comfortable but I want to win championships."
When asked if his loyalty had limits, however, he responded: "It definitely does. I have always enjoyed racing here and would like to continue but you also, at the end of the year, have to assess what position you are in and what happened."

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 Lewis Hamilton's considerations regarding his future with McLaren in Formula 1, which lacks structured procedural instructions or detailed steps. Additionally, the content is more reflective and opinion-based rather than instructional, limiting its usefulness for training a language model in deeper reasoning.


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The Friday Dish: Brazilian Food, Brazilian Coffee, Brazilian Fruit Juice, and the best eye candy ever
From previous posts, you know I love food. You know I love free events. You know I love cultural festivals. You know I love eye candy. This Saturday, all of my loves come together in the extravagant extravaganza that is the Afro-Brazilian Block Party! This party is going to blow the pants off of the … Read more
Talk about some Haute Chocolate!
Around Vancouver, lots of events are going on to get you in the holiday mood, provided the “holiday mood” means the heavy consumption of alcohol. I’m pretty sure that it does.
You’ll never look at that shit-brown espresso the same way again.
I love me some protein wrapped in more protein.
The Friday Dish: Turkey time at Stock Up, once-a-year Japanese Farmers Market, more scary closures, and the best Chicken Bulgogi ever
Put your hands together…and then wash them vigorously.

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 series of loosely connected thoughts and experiences. Additionally, the instructions are not structured or detailed enough to facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as they lack the necessary specificity and clarity required for procedural tasks.


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Date:Saturday October 28 2006
Harry Redknapp has spoken about Reading`s future in the Premiership and Portsmouth resent "slump."
'I said from day one that Reading would stay up, They are solid, they have terrific strength and a great team-ethic.
'Even with practically a reserve team they ran Liverpool close at Anfield in the Carling Cup the other night and they have a fine manager in Steve Coppell.'
Harry is satisfied with Pompey`s season thus far despite three defeats from four;
'Fifth or sixth spot is still open for the season. Most clubs in the division are capable of putting a winning run together at any time - just as everybody is also capable of having a losing run.
'The top three will always come from four clubs - Chelsea, Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool - even though Liverpool are struggling to get there at the moment.
'We are not in that category but if we win our next three home matches (against Reading, Fulham and Watford) we will be delighted with that and it will put us in a good position.
'Manchester United away is in the middle of all those games and if you get a point there it is a bonus but I've got every faith in the squad.'
Game on?! (Tuesday June 18 2013)
On this day in history...18th June (Tuesday June 18 2013)
Pompey face our biggest neighbours in Capital one (Monday June 17 2013)
A preference anyone? (Sunday June 16 2013)
On this day in history...16th June (Sunday June 16 2013)
If it aint broke... (Saturday June 15 2013)
On this day in history...15th June (Saturday June 15 2013)
Rooney another possibility for Pompey (Friday June 14 2013)
Pompey non-seeds for cup draw (Friday June 14 2013)
On this day in history...14th June (Friday June 14 2013)
|Ward: It's going to be a big test
» Bournemouth : 19/06/2013 04:04:00
|Cherries sign Ward
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|Excitement builds ahead of fixtures release
» Crewe : 18/06/2013 21:22:00
|Trip into the unknown for Alex
» Crewe : 18/06/2013 21:15:00
|Departures can open opportunity - Davis
» Crewe : 18/06/2013 21:07:00
|Four teams off the list of first day opponents
» Doncaster : 18/06/2013 20:54:00
|SUFC Unsworth - Weir will be a big hit
» Sheff Utd : 18/06/2013 20:09:00

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a specific task; instead, it is primarily a discussion about football commentary and team performance. Additionally, the procedural information presented does not contain structured instructions that would facilitate deeper reasoning or training of a language model, as it does not focus on a defined process or set of actions that can be logically expanded upon.


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Urca Penthouse by Arthur Casas – Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Looking for an inspiring place to call your home? The Urca Penthouse by architect Arthur Casas will provide you all the swanky arrangements you need to relax and be creative no matter what business you are in. Outside you can sit on posh chairs watching planes come in over the water. The Rio De Janeiro, Brazil dream pad is right between the Guanabara Bay and the Sugar Loaf mountain and at night you are able to see the city of Rio light up.
With greenery such as palm trees in your back and a clean light interior you are sure to enjoy your stay and feel clean and minimal to the max. Check out some of the attached pictures to get an idea of what this pad has to offer and let us know your thoughts on this place in the comments below. What is your favorite feature?
Signed, Rick Jeffries
Short URL: http://stupidDOPE.com/?p=146699

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it describes a penthouse and its features in a promotional style. Additionally, the procedural instructions needed for training a language model are absent, as the text lacks detailed and structured guidance that would encourage deeper reasoning or actionable insights.


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Gladiators put Sabres to the sword
Gloucestershire Gladiators made it five points from their first three Twenty20 games with an eight-wicket hammering of arch-rivals Somerset at Taunton.
The hapless Sabres could make only 104 all out after winning the toss, Peter Trego sparing their blushes with 35 after they had been 50 for six in the tenth over.
Anthony Ireland claimed three for 10 and Carl Greenidge three for 20.
Gloucestershire made light work of their target, reaching 109 for two in the 13th over. Kadeer Ali hit 47 not out, while Chris Taylor hit an undefeated 48 to top score.
For Somerset it was a fourth straight defeat in as many games, having started the competition among the favourites.
Their big-name batsmen failed again, with Marcus Trescothick, Cameron White and Justin Langer contributing just 17 runs between them.
All were out to poor shots and that also applied to James Hildreth (17) and Wes Durston (13), who both hit long hops straight to mid-wicket.
Opener Matt Wood was unlucky to be caught behind down the leg side to start the rot in the second over, but the rest of Somerset's batting was feeble, with the exception of Trego, who hit two sixes and two fours in his 28-ball knock.
Gloucestershire backed up some accurate bowling with good ground fielding and one excellent catch by Taylor, running in from long-on, to dismiss Steffan Jones.
Kadeer and Craig Spearman gave the Gladiators a brisk start to their reply before Spearman fell for 12, pulling a Charl Willoughby full toss straight to Wood at deep square.
It looked as though a game might be on when Alex Gidman was bowled by the next ball from Willoughby, but Kadeer and Taylor put the pitch in perspective with some clean hitting.
Both hit two sixes in an unbroken stand of 83, Taylor finishing the game by clearing the ropes over mid-wicket from a Hildreth delivery.
Taylor faced just 29 balls for his 48, while Kadeer faced 36 deliveries. It was sweet revenge for the Gladiators, who conceded a world record score of 250 in the corresponding game last season, played exactly a year ago.
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Step-by-step: No
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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing any specific task. Instead, it presents a narrative of a cricket match without detailed procedural instructions or structured guidance. Additionally, the content lacks the depth and clarity necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it mainly conveys results and statistics rather than comprehensive procedures or methodologies.


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Hot on the heels of the Curry Derby, I wanted to really explore this concept of turmeric in drinks. To that end, I purchased a healthy knob of turmeric, and ran it through my juicer, along with a bit of young ginger. The resulting juice was light, with a depth of peppery curry flavor, and a slight burn on the finish from ginger. Turmeric is something we have all experienced in Indian curries, but I had never really tasted it on its own, except for sad, dried out turmeric powder. A word to the wise: putting dried spices in your food is depressing; they have the texture of sand and most of the flavor. It’s the difference between a grand piano and a casio recorder.
The spices gave the drink a bitter dimension, but it still needed high notes, so I chose J. Wray and Nephew as the base. Lately I have been trying to temper my enthusiasm for rums with hogo — there are so many styles out there, after all — but the beauty of hogo is that it pairs so well with herbal and vegetal flavors. I enjoy seeking out such flavors, of course, so J. Wray is always in my well.
J. Wray and Turmeric was a good base, but the flavor was incomplete. A proper mixed drink needs an abrasive quality to make it pop. The most common sources for this are fortified wine, which provides astringency from herbs, and citric acid from fresh lemon or lime. There are other options: the tannin in tea can also be bracing, as can the pungency of aromatic bitters. Originally I had tried muddling some lemon grass in some simple syrup, but the lemon grass that I had purchased that day was of inferior quality, and would not convey a strong enough flavor to the syrup. I ended up deciding that rum called for lime, with the end result being a kind of succulent turmeric daquiri.
1.5 oz Traditional Rum (J. Wray and Nephew)
1 oz Turmeric Ginger juice
.75 oz Lime Juice
.5 oz Simple Syrup
Muddle lemongrass in simple syrup, then combine all in a shaker. Shake over ice and strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with a piece of broken lemongrass.
Rum is a piratey drink, after all, and as such this drink is named after Tim Curry, mostly for his role in Pirates of the Plain, and because his name happens to fit the ingredients. Good. A couple of notes on working with turmeric: everything it touches will turn golden curry yellow. The tasteful 80s mauve of my juicer is now permanently stained golden. My finger nails, until they grow out. The place on the counter where some of the juice dripped. It’s positively Faustian. Definitely don’t spill it on your white shirt. Also, it oxidizes within about two hours, turning from glowing neon carrot to a more muted rust. Use it quickly if you want to extract maximum vibrancy.
Despite its appealing color, turmeric is not for the faint of heart. This drink was savory, halfway between a daquiri and a bloody mary, but not as thick. As the evening went on, we made this variation:
1.5 oz Reposado Tequila (Espolón)
.75 oz Turmeric-Ginger Juice
.25 oz Lime Juice
.25 oz Pimento Dram (Homemade)
Shake over ice and strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with a cinnamon stick.
This was not quite as good as the first version, but the reposado tequila hit some of the same notes as the J. Wray, and the allspice liqueur complimented both the juice and the tequila. Still, the recipe wasn’t perfect. I think I would have preferred chocolate instead of allspice, but I did not have any on hand.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for creating the turmeric-based cocktails, including specific measurements and processes such as muddling ingredients, shaking, and garnishing. The detailed descriptions and rationale behind ingredient choices encourage deeper reasoning, as they not only guide the reader through the process but also explain how different flavors complement one another and why certain techniques are used in mixology.


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BOSTON, Mass. – The MIT women's cross country team, ranked third in the latest United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) national poll, finished eighth overall at the All-New England championship on Saturday afternoon. The Engineers were led by Elaine McVay (San Ramon, Calif.), in 21st place, as they totaled 276 points as a team.
McVay was the fourth highest Division III finisher with her time of 18:27 on the five-kilometer course. Brooke Johnson (Shoreham, N.Y.) came through the chute in 18:42, good for 37th place. Martina de Gues (Los Altos, Calif.) posted a time of 19:05 to come through in the 66th position. Tania Morimoto (Mountain View, Calif.) followed closely behind de Gues, in 70th place just two seconds slower. Claire O'Connell (Los Altos Hills, Calif.) was the final scoring runner for the Cardinal and Gray, earning 86th place with a time of 19:20.
Tech was third among Division III teams in the meet, behind Williams College (165) and Middlebury College (216). Boston College was the top overall squad with four of the top nine finishers and 38 points.
Next weekend MIT will travel to the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh for a look at the course that will host this year's NCAA Division III championship.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or procedural instructions for completing a task, focusing instead on reporting the results and statistics of a cross country event. It lacks the level of detail and organization that would be necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning or effective task completion, as it primarily presents facts and outcomes rather than a structured procedural guide.


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I made these vegan cupcakes for Emily's birthday this week with the help of my vegan flat mate Millie.
They were actually really easy to make, so if you want the recipe here goes!
4 oz soya butter, 4oz caster sugar, 4oz self raising flour - cream all of these together starting with the butter and sugar and then adding the flour. It will be a really stiff mixture so to make it nice and creamy add soy milk. I did this spairingly until I though it looked about the right texture so all measurements went out the window sorry! You can also buy vegan egg substitutes now but this worked just as well.
Bake as normal for about 20-25 mins until lightly browned on about 160 degrees.
To make the butter icing I used 6oz icing sugar and 3oz soya butter, creamed together. I then tried the palette knife technique of apply the butter cream which kinda worked, but not brilliantly. I will keep trying!! Practice makes perfect.
I then melted a slab of Tesco own plain chocolate as I know some dark chocolates still have milk in. And then drizzled the chocolate in the middle of the holes created by the icing.
They went down surprisingly well :) and I'm guessing they could be healthier by using soya butter and no eggs?! Who knows!

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article provides a sequence of ordered steps for making vegan cupcakes, starting with the ingredients and their preparation and moving through the baking process to the icing. However, while the steps are clear, the instructions lack detailed measurements and specificity needed for training a language model in reasoning, as they mention approximations and subjective judgments (e.g., adding soy milk "sparingly" and "until I thought it looked about the right texture"). This ambiguity could hinder a model's capacity to reason about variations in the process.


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Sad Lonely Bikes - *United Spirit Arena in Lubbock* *Show 'Em Your Six Guns!* Last week, as in many other places around the US, Texas Tech University graduated their Senio...
Thursday, December 8, 2011
And a clear blue sky.
This is already the second Tuesday of the last month of 2011.
I tire of time flying. I think I have said that previously.
There is very little I say that I have not said previously, tiresome bore that I be.
Posted by Durango at 7:38 AM

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; it mainly consists of fragmented thoughts and reflections that lack a structured approach. Additionally, the content does not contain well-structured procedural instructions that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it does not provide any detailed or coherent guidelines that could be used as a basis for reasoning or decision-making.


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Following the most recent round of layoffs at GateHouse Media, one newly unemployed journalist decided he’d had enough. James Craven, who worked for GateHouse’s Norwich Bulletin in Connecticut, wrote a blog post headlined “Goodbye Norwich” in which he ripped into GateHouse management for deciding “to cannibalize the newspaper.”
You will not be surprised to learn that Craven’s post has been taken down. But thanks to the glories of Google’s cache feature, you can still read it here for what I’m sure will be a limited time. So click while it’s hot. (The Google cache version is now gone, but I’ve posted it as a PDF.)
Among other things, Craven writes that it’s his understanding the Bulletin is profitable, yet GateHouse laid off seven members of the newsroom staff. He continues:
[T]he most recently ordered layoffs will sap The Bulletin of nearly 20 percent of its newsroom staff. That will, of course, allow the president of Gatehouse Media to follow up on his $750,000 bonus to himself with an equally staggering and incongruous gratuity this year. Merry Christmas Mr. President.
Craven is referring to GateHouse chief executive Michael Reed, who did indeed receive a bonus of $750,000 last year. GateHouse president Kirk Davis got “only” $275,000. One other mistake: Craven prematurely offs Philip Meyer, who can now invoke Mark Twain.
Craven also writes:
The thing about reduced community coverage is that you do not notice it while it is happening. It is, if I may be so bold, like a cancer. It works below the surface, until one day when suddenly it becomes all too apparent. There will be referendums that may not be covered as fully. Some school functions — that first grade play that in the past featured your son or daughter — will be bypassed. On holidays, like Veterans Day, decisions will be made to forfeit coverage in some communities because there just is not an extra reporter.
According to Craven’s Twitter feed, he is “an award winning journalist but due to a corporate layoff is now job hunting.”
Craven has written a rant for the ages. And he raises an important point. We all know that the newspaper business (like most businesses) is struggling. What is less well-known is that many of these papers are making money, but are being ravaged by their corporate owners, which are staggering under the debt they took on to build their empires and whose executives remain addicted to paying themselves bonuses.
Craven comes across as a journalist who really cares, and I wish him well. I have no idea if he could make a go of it financially. But how great would it be if he started a Norwich community news site to compete with the Bulletin?

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or procedural instructions for completing a specific task, which would be necessary for step-by-step guidance. Instead, it focuses on a personal narrative and commentary regarding layoffs at GateHouse Media, lacking the detailed instructions needed to encourage deeper reasoning in a language model. There's no structured process laid out that a reader could follow systematically.


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2013 Spring Issue 5 (May 10, 2013)
“It’s a small world after all. It’s a small, small world…” Indeed, it did feel like a small world at the Weitz Center for Creativity on Saturday, May 4, as exotic music and enticing aromas from various nations and cultures marked Carleton’s annual International Festival.
View all items in News.
On Tuesday, April 30, a photography and film exhibit entitled “in.visible” opened in Weitz 226. The exhibit is an artistic representation of the stories of five women who are survivors of sexual abuse.
As one of Carleton’s more valuable yet often-underused resources, the Career Center is constantly looking for ways to better serve the student body. Last Friday, all new Career Advisers gathered in Leighton 304 to share their visions of the Career Center’s future, and make suggestions for how the Career Center can improve.
Dr. Sherry Gray, the coordinator of the Global Policy Area at the University of Minnesota’s Humphrey School of Public Affairs, visited Carleton on May 2 to discuss the growing concerns surrounding North Korea and its nuclear program.
On Monday, May 6, 14 students and 12 faculty and staff members convened in the Weitz Center for a day-long conference entitled “Reconceiving the Secular Liberal Arts.” The conference was sponsored by the Teagle Foundation, a foundation that strives to be an influential national voice and a catalyst for change in higher education by improving undergraduate student learning in the arts and sciences.
Asian-Hawaiian journalist and music critic Jeff Chang delivered a convocation talk last Friday on the significance of hip-hop music as a cultural music. More than just an influential and expressive art form, hip-hop became a worldview for millions.
Carleton junior Courtney Dufford has been awarded the Udall Scholarship, making her one of only 50 individuals to receive the award nationwide. Dufford, a political science and environmental studies major, was selected from a pool of 488 candidates nominated by 230 colleges and universities.
Carleton’s schedule has varied throughout the years: in the past, for instance, Carleton has had no common time and classes on Saturday. In the future, however, Carleton may have a new schedule, depending on the opinions of students and faculty.
View all items in Sports.
One of the best seasons in Carleton College women’s golf history ended one step short of the goal, as the NCAA Championships field was announced without including any Knights.
The Carleton College softball team took part in the MIAC Playoffs for the first time on Friday. The Knights were the No. 9 seed in field and opened pool play with an 11-2 triumph over fourth-seeded Saint Mary’s University. Carleton could not hold a late lead against No. 5 seed Gustavus Adolphus College and was unable to advance out of the pool play stage.
After a dramatic comeback 5-4 victory over University of St. Thomas during the semifinal round, the Carleton College men’s tennis team did not have enough magic left and saw its season come to an end with an 8-1 loss to national No. 18 Gustavus Adolphus College in the finals of the MIAC Playoffs.
The season came to a close for the Carleton College baseball teams following a pair of losses to Saint Mary’s University. The Knights let a late lead slip away in a 6-4 game one setback, then watched a final-frame rally come up just short in dropping game two, 5-4.
Back-to-back champs! The Carleton College women’s tennis team successfully defended its MIAC Playoff title from a year ago by posting a 5-1 victory against Gustavus Adolphus College and a 5-0 triumph over University of St. Thomas.
View all items in Viewpoint.
Here at Carleton we live less than 30 miles away from Prairie Island, one of 52 nuclear power plants in the U.S. In fact, 40% of the U.S. population lives within 50 miles of a nuclear power plant, putting them at risk in the event of a nuclear disaster.
I’ll admit it: I’m a disgruntled jobseeker. I came to Carleton four years ago with a few suitcases and big dreams for the future. Like many of those around me, I didn’t know what I was going to study, but the course catalog was my oyster, and I was ready to go shucking.
Today, while completing layout, I turned on Yahoo to discover that the Minnesota House had approved a bill to legalize gay marriage in the state of Minnesota. This is quite the turnaround, considering that about six months ago, an amendment to ban gay marriage completely was at the ballot box.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a specific task, as it mainly consists of news summaries and various events at Carleton College. Additionally, the content lacks well-structured procedural instructions that would be beneficial for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning; it does not detail processes or methodologies that would foster an understanding of complex reasoning or decision-making.


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One of the wonderful aspects of living in Southern California is the weather. The weather affords us to be outdoors more than indoors, avoiding heavy boots and jackets, and perusing the local farmers market even on those rare days when there may be a light sprinkle in the air.
Last weekend, I hit up two of my favorite markets; the Saturday, Santa Monica Farmers Market and the Sunday, Brentwood Farmers Market. Saturday I loaded up on fruit (my two boys ate 2 of the 3 baskets of strawberries before we got to the car) and on Sunday my bags were brimming with veggies (and some Pupusa’s from the Pupusa guy – Levi loves them in his lunch box).
I am boring when it comes to artichokes. Either steamed with a bit of lemon rind and some peppercorns or grilled. I decided to mix it up and fry them…yes, fry! Covered in olive oil, some whole garlic cloves and a bundle of fresh oregano (from my garden), I must say, I made a very tasty treat. Sprinkled with a little sea salt as they were draining and then smothered in this shallot vinaigrette – they didn’t make it to the dinner table that night. They were eaten, standing up.
Don’t throw out your fried olive oil. Once cooled, pour through a mesh strainer and store away for future vinaigrette’s, brushing eggplant, potatoes or other veggies you may throw on the grill. Or simply drizzle it over very delicious ripe tomatoes found at your local farmers market!
Fried Baby artichokes
Yield: as many as you want to eat(I used 6 medium size – and cannot wait for the baby artichokes to arrive)
for the artichokes:
6 organic artichokes
6 cloves of garlic, peeled
6 stems of fresh oregano, tied in a bundle
1 teaspoon Celtic sea salt
1/2 teaspoon white pepper
For the vinaigrette:
2 teaspoons shallots, minced
1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
1 teaspoon raspberry vinegar
6 tablespoons avocado oil
1/4 teaspoon Celtic sea salt
1/8 teaspoon fresh ground pepper
For the artichokes:
Cut the stems from the bottom of the artichokes. peel off the lower leaves (about 20). Trim the top part of the artichokes. Cut the artichokes in half, lengthwise. Using a heavy duty, dutch oven, place the artichokes, flat side down.
Cover with olive oil. Add the garlic, and oregano, Celtic sea salt, and white pepper. Bring to a boil over high heat.
Cover the pot, lower flame and simmer for 22 to 25 minutes or until a knife is easily inserted into one of the hearts.
Discard the oregano and garlic. On high heat, with the cover off, fry for 4 minutes. Rotate artichokes (back side down) and fry for an additional 7 minutes. They should be crispy. Place them on a paper towel to drain. Drizzle shallot vinaigrette over artichokes and eat standing up!
For the vinaigrette:
Toss all ingredients in a glass jar, shake it up. Store leftovers in the fridge for your next salad.
Susan Salzman writes The Urban Baker blog to explore her dedication to good food in the hope of adding beauty to the lives of her family and friends.

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**Step-by-step: Yes**
**Training: Yes**

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for frying baby artichokes and making a vinaigrette, making it suitable for someone looking to follow a recipe. The instructions are detailed and structured, which would be beneficial for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as the process involves measuring ingredients, methodical cooking techniques, and understanding the purpose behind each step. This clarity encourages thoughtful engagement with the instructions and enhances the potential for reasoning about culinary techniques.


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8 easy, family friendly recipes each week
Teriyaki salmon with sesame greens recipe
You can make this Teriyaki salmon with sesame greens with store-bought sauce but here we show you how easy it is to make your own and you will be skipping those expensive bottles in no time.
- 3/4 cup (180ml) soy sauce
- 3/4 cup (180ml) mirin
- 1 1/2 tbsp sugar
- 1/2 tsp sesame oil
- 4 salmon fillets (approx 150g each)
- 1 tbsp peanut oil
- 1 clove garlic, thinly sliced
- 3 medium zucchini, sliced
- 200g snow peas
- 120g baby spinach
- 4 shallots, sliced
- 2 tsp sesame seeds, toasted
Combine soy, mirin, sugar and sesame oil in a bowl. Brush a little onto each salmon fillet. Heat half of the peanut oil in a frypan over medium heat and cook salmon for 2-3 minutes each side or until done to your liking. Remove from frypan and keep warm.
In a small saucepan, heat soy and mirin marinade and allow to simmer for 5 minutes until it has reduced by half.
Wipe out frypan then heat remaining peanut oil over medium heat. Saute garlic and zucchini for 3 minutes, stirring constantly. Add snow peas and cook for a further 2 minutes. Add spinach, shallots and sesame seeds and a couple of tablespoons of reduced marinade, and toss until spinach has just wilted.
Drizzle vegetables with a little extra sesame oil and serve with the salmon and remaining reduced marinade on the side for dipping.
- Most types of green vegetables would work well in this recipe. Try broccoli, bok choy or beans.
- Serve with steamed rice for a heartier meal.
- Recipe by Greer Worsley, who blogs at Typically Red.
Find related salmon recipes
- How to cook citrus salmon with Curtis Stone
- Baked salmon with orange and ginger
- Curtis Stone's hoisin roasted salmon with steamed broccoli
- Curtis Stone's roasted salmon with cherry vinaigrette
- Curtis Stone's steamed citrus salmon, baby broccoli and coriander potatoes
- Honey soy salmon
- Oven-baked salmon and pea risotto
- Quick glazed salmon
- Salmon Sunday roast
- Sesame teriyaki salmon

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for preparing Teriyaki salmon with sesame greens, detailing each action needed along with the ingredients required. The instructions are well-structured and specific enough that they could be utilized to train a language model to understand and generate procedural content, as the process involves not only basic cooking techniques but also considerations for ingredient preparation and timing.


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POSTED: Oct 17, 2012 6:51 PM ET
TORONTO (AP) — The Toronto Raptors exercised the fourth-year team option on forward Ed Davis' rookie-scale contract.
Davis was the lone Toronto player to appear in all 66 games last season. He averaged 6.3 points, a team-leading 6.6 rebounds and 23.2 minutes.
The 6-foot-10 forward was the 13th overall pick by Toronto in 2010 draft.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a task. Instead, it presents information about a sports team decision and a player's performance, lacking any procedural instructions. Consequently, it does not contain enough detail or structured guidance to support training a language model for deeper reasoning.


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Sunday, November 11, 2012
Lions-Vikings: Full of surprises
By Kevin Seifert
No Percy Harvin, no problem for Christian Ponder, who completed passes to nine different players against the Lions.
MINNEAPOLIS -- When you spend enough time around the NFL, you realize there is an inverse proportion between what you think you know and what you actually know. I'd like a show of hands from those people who genuinely were convinced, without emotion or rooting interest, that the Minnesota Vikings would tear up the Detroit Lions for 60 minutes Sunday at the Metrodome.
I'm sitting on my hands at the moment. I suspect you are as well.
The Lions, meanwhile, had won three of their past four games, and last Sunday they played their most complete game of the season in a victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Naturally, the Vikings jumped on the Lions from the outset of Sunday's 34-24 victory, setting season highs in scoring, total yards (403) and surprises.
"We were never in danger of losing," defensive end Jared Allen correctly assessed after a game that dropped the Lions to the far fringes of playoff contention. Because nothing makes sense in this league, the Vikings roared into their bye very much in the playoff conversation at 6-4.
I won't pretend that I suspected or predicted that divisional scenario after 10 weeks of the season. But we can work backward and suggest two recent developments in Minnesota that, in retrospect, indicated the Vikings could straighten themselves out against the Lions.
The first was Harvin's injury, which sparked a reassessment of the offense after a 62-yard passing performance last week against the Seahawks. The Vikings are assuredly a better team with Harvin on the field, but Sunday, offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave and quarterback Christian Ponder had no choice but to consider other options.
Adrian Peterson has rushed for over 100 yards for four straight games.
Ponder spread his 24 completions among nine different pass-catchers -- 10, if you consider his own "reception" on a tipped pass in the first quarter. Tight end Kyle Rudolph re-emerged from mothballs with seven receptions for 64 yards and a touchdown, and Ponder finished with his best passer rating (114.2) in two months.
Running back Adrian Peterson will get plenty of national air time this week after rushing for 171 yards, bringing his four-game total to 629 yards. But most of the production Sunday came in the fourth quarter after Ponder had established an offensive rhythm.
"[Harvin's injury] could possibly be a blessing in disguise," Peterson said. "Because with Percy out there, we're definitely going to get the ball in his hands, and you see Christian kind of forced into giving it to him sometimes. So with him being out, other guys stepped up. He was able to get back there and just go through his reads and progressions and find the guys that were open."
Whereas Ponder had been in a "funk," Peterson said, he regained his "swagger" early in Sunday's game. That was clear when the Vikings opened the game with an empty backfield. Ponder scanned through three reads on his first pass before settling on fullback Jerome Felton for a 5-yard gain. Four plays later, Ponder calmly stepped up in the pocket on third-and-9 and threw deep down the middle to rookie receiver Jarius Wright.
Wright was playing in his first NFL game and was looking at his first NFL throw. In practice Friday, he had dropped the ball on that same play. Ponder said he worked with him afterward to "make sure he got it right," and had no hesitation about heaving a 54-yard bomb in the game. The completion was the Vikings' longest of the season, and it set up Wright's eventual 3-yard touchdown reception to open a never-relinquished lead.
The play was no accident. According to Ponder, the Vikings were convinced the Lions would play a soft Cover 2 defense in third-and-long situations. Wright easily ran past safety Erik Coleman to get open, the first of at least three big plays on which the Vikings exploited the Lions' undermanned secondary.
(The others: Rudolph broke safety Ricardo Silva's tackle attempt on his 20-yard touchdown, and Silva took a poor angle on Peterson's 61-yard score in the fourth quarter.)
"I think coming up and completing passes early was huge for our offense," Rudolph said. "Not only the quarterback but also the wide receivers and the offensive line, just getting in a rhythm as a whole. That's been the biggest thing. We haven't necessarily been having one thing that's hurt the passing game. It's really just having that rhythm and to come out and establish that rhythm."
The second development might have been an off-hand comment defensive coordinator Alan Williams made during his weekly meeting with reporters Thursday. Williams said he had identified several "loaf" plays from last week's game against the Seahawks, and from listening to Allen after the game, it sounds as if more than a few players took note.
"We're not supposed to talk about things in the paper," Allen said with a half-smile. "We're supposed to keep that in-house but I guess that's just for the players. ... But he makes a point. You have to play fast. I think that was more of his point. I hear the word 'loaf,' I think of guys not trying. That's never the case of this team. We've got to play fast to the ball. That's what we did today."
Indeed, the defense looked much more like the swarming, hard-hitting group that helped the Vikings start the season 5-2. The Lions converted only one of nine third-down attempts, and the Vikings were as intent on hitting receiver Calvin Johnson as they were in the teams' Sept. 30 meeting that injured Johnson on multiple levels.
"They hit him in the head twice," Lions coach Jim Schwartz said. "Only one of them was flagged."
So is this the Vikings team we can expect to see on the other side of their bye, with a remaining schedule that includes two games apiece against the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers? Is this team for real? I won't pretend to make a guess, and neither will anyone else with a brain.
"We're for real this week," Allen said. "That's all I care about. Hopefully we're for real in two weeks, and we'll take it week by week from there."

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide readers through completing a task. Instead, it discusses the recent performance of the Minnesota Vikings without structured procedural instructions. Additionally, while the piece offers insights and observations that could inform reasoning about a game scenario, the lack of explicit instructions or a step-by-step framework does not contribute to effective training for a language model aimed at deeper reasoning.


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Eric Byrnes Still Knows How to Wait Back on the Offspeed
Eric Byrnes was released by the Seattle Mariners a week and a half ago after a bad series of events. To start, Byrnes was batting .094 with three hits in 32 at-bats. Matters grew worse when Byrnes pulled back on a squeeze play hanging his runner out to dry at the plate, and he compounded the mistake by taking a called third strike later in the at-bat. That took place two days prior to his release by Seattle, who had picked him up after the D-Backs dropped him in the offseason. Needless to say things weren’t working out for Byrnes and he figured he was done with baseball after his release. Byrnes also indicated he would start playing slow pitch softball for the team “Dutch Goose” in Menlo Park, California. Well Byrnesie was not messing around and he actually made his debut for Dutch Goose. Luckily for us, Pro Rumors was there to cover it. Here’s the Eric Byrnes softball video for Dutch Goose via Pro Rumors and Deadspin:
Byrnesie went 2-for-3 in the game with a pair of home runs, leading Dutch Goose to a 5-2 win over Vintage Construction. Yes, those are totally beer league softball names and Byrnes seems to be right at home. For the rest of the recap plus more photos, check out Pro Rumors.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it narrates the sequence of events in Eric Byrnes's career following his release from the Mariners. Additionally, the content lacks well-structured procedural instructions, as it primarily focuses on recounting a story rather than presenting detailed information that could support training a language model in deeper reasoning or decision-making processes.


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LA JOLLA, Calif. - UC San Diego junior shortstop Dillon Moyer was selected Saturday by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 38th round of the 2013 Major League Baseball (MLB) First-Year Player Draft.
Taken with the 1144th overall pick, Moyer was one of just three Tritons to start all 50 games during the 2013 season, his first in La Jolla after spending his first two years at UC Irvine. He was tied for first on the team with 16 doubles, second in stolen bases (15), and third in runs (33), hits (57) and RBI (28). Moyer hit .298 and earned All-California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) honorable mention.
Moyer is the son of Jamie Moyer, who pitched for over 25 years in MLB for eight different clubs and was chosen to the 2003 MLB All-Star Game. He becomes the first Triton drafted since right-handed pitchers Tim Shibuya (Twins, Round 23, 718) and Guido Knudson (Tigers, Round 28, 857) in 2011. Moyer is the first UCSD position player tabbed in over a decade, since catcher/third baseman Ryan Larson (Astros, Round 38, 1151) in 2002.
Moyer was the ninth and final CCAA performer whose name was called in this year’s draft. Preceding him were Jordan Sechler (CSULA, Braves, 583), Harmen Sidhu (SSU, Rays, 608), Scott Masik (CSULA, A’s, 641), Charlie Sharrer (CSUEB, White Sox, 783), Will Anderson (CSUMB, Cardinals, 785), Carlos Avila (CSUDH, Twins, 950), Ivory Thomas (CSUDH, Twins, 1010) and Nick Parent (CSUMB, White Sox, 1083).

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps that would guide the reader through completing any specific task. Instead, it presents information about Dillon Moyer's drafting and statistics, lacking the structured procedural instructions necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. The content is more descriptive and report-style rather than instructional, which limits its utility for procedural learning.


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Hanukkah Sufganiyot (Jelly Doughnuts)
These deep-fried Israeli delicacies symbolize the miracle of the burning oil lamps in the ancient Holy Temple in Jerusalem. Plump up each fried dough ball with your favorite fruit jam. For a wintry effect, sprinkle the tops with granulated sugar.
- Yield: Makes 20
Source: Martha Stewart Living, December/January 1997/1998
- 2 tablespoons active dry yeast
- 1/2 cup warm water (100 degrees to 110 degrees)
- 1/4 cup plus 1 teaspoon sugar, plus more for rolling
- 2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour, plus more for dusting
- 2 large eggs
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, room temperature
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 3 cups vegetable oil, plus more for bowl
- 1 cup seedless raspberry jam
In a small bowl, combine yeast, warm water, and 1 teaspoon sugar. Set aside until foamy, about 10 minutes.
Place flour in a large bowl. Make a well in the center; add eggs, yeast mixture, 1/4 cup sugar, butter, nutmeg, and salt. Using a wooden spoon, stir until a sticky dough forms. On a well-floured work surface, knead until dough is smooth, soft, and bounces back when poked with a finger, about 8 minutes (add more flour if necessary). Place in an oiled bowl; cover with plastic wrap. Set in a warm place to rise until doubled, 1 to 1 1/2 hours.
On a lightly floured work surface, roll dough to 1/4-inch thickness. Using a 2 1/2-inch-round cutter or drinking glass, cut 20 rounds. Cover with plastic wrap; let rise 15 minutes.
In medium saucepan over medium heat, heat oil until a deep-frying thermometer registers 370 degrees. Using a slotted spoon, carefully slip 4 rounds into oil. Fry until golden, about 40 seconds. Turn doughnuts over; fry until golden on other side, another 40 seconds. Using a slotted spoon, transfer to a paper-towel-lined baking sheet. Roll in sugar while warm. Fry all dough, and roll in sugar.
Fill a pastry bag fitted with a #4 tip with jam. Using a wooden skewer or toothpick, make a hole in the side of each doughnut. Fit the pastry tip into a hole, pipe about 2 teaspoons jam into doughnut. Repeat with remaining doughnuts.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making Sufganiyot, guiding the reader through the entire process from preparing the dough to filling the doughnuts with jam. Each step is detailed and logically flows into the next, making it suitable for training a language model to understand procedural tasks and reasons behind specific techniques, such as kneading and frying, which further encourages deeper reasoning about the cooking process.


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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 specific task. Instead, it seems to consist of informal discussions and announcements without detailed procedural instructions, which would not effectively support training a language model for deeper reasoning. The lack of organized, detailed instructions limits the utility of the content for structured learning or task completion.


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Emery High uses big second half to win rivalry game over Carbon High
Lady Spartans charge out in the second half to push past Lady Dinos 40-24
The Emery High Lady Spartans took round one in the annual rivalry series with Carbon High as they took a 40-24 win at home on Tuesday night.
After playing a close game through the first half and going into halftime tied at 16-16, Emery turned up the pressure on both sides of the ball. Emery outscored Carbon 14-3 in the third quarter keeping the Lady Dinos off balance on offense by not letting them get good shots.
Free throw shooting played a difference in the final outcome as Emery shot 15-of-17 (88 percent) compared to Carbon High who finished 10-of-19 (53 percent).
Jeridi Price and Shelby Allred each scored 13 points for Emery to lead the offensive attack.
Shailee Croasmun led Carbon with eight points on the night.

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

The article describes the outcome of a sports game but does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or structured procedural instructions for completing a task. Instead, it focuses on the game's progression and statistics, which would not be useful for training a language model in deeper reasoning or procedural tasks.


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Dodgers Freeze In Chilly Philly
The Phillies bats came alive tonight early in Game 3 of the NLCS against the Dodgers in an 11-0 win. In the first inning, it appeared the Phils were taking batting practice off a rusty Hiroki Kuroda, who had not pitched in a while due to injury. Ryan Howard drove in 2 runs with a triple and Jayson Werth followed with a 2-run homer to center. That hit by Howard broke yet another record for the slugger; Howard became the 1st player ever to drive in runs in 7 straight post-season games within the same year.
The Phils tacked on 2 more runs in the 2nd with doubles from Carlos Ruiz and Jimmy Rollins plus an RBI ground out from Howard. Ruiz has been the unsung hero this post-season. Hitting in the 8-hole, Ruiz has come up with clutch hits in nearly every game. Ruiz is 9 for 21 so far with 7 RBI; 2 of those hits and 1 RBI came in tonight’s game. This team has been riding the Chooch Train all October.
The overall offensive highlights included 2 doubles, 2 triples and 2 home runs. 11 hits and 7 walks combined for 11 runs. Every Phillie in the line-up except Raul Ibanez, who was struggling a bit, had at least one hit. It was a total team effort.
Chase Utley bounced back after a shaky defensive performance in the first 2 games. He appeared to be back to normal in the field and continued to produce at the plate. Utley’s 1st inning single helped kick off a big inning for the team; he had another hit and a walk as well.
The impressive offensive output tonight was matched by superb pitching from Cliff Lee. Lee tossed an 8 inning, 3 hit shut-out and even had a single at the plate. This man could do no wrong and the excited crowd cheered him on all night long. Hate to repeat myself but, thank-you Cleveland! Chad Durbin pitched the 9th despite the opportunity for a Lee complete game as it was more important to preserve Lee’s arm for future games. Durbin sent the Dodgers down in order.
With the 11-0 win tonight, the Phillies go up 2 games to 1 in the series. Joe Blanton will pitch tomorrow at 8:07pm in chilly Philly against a familiar face, Randy Wolf. I will be there in full winter gear and, assuming my hands do not freeze and fall off, I should be back with photos! Go Phillies!
Ruiz photo by Jenn

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 summary of a baseball game. The details are focused on the events and performances of players during the game rather than structured instructions. Consequently, it lacks the well-defined procedural instructions that would facilitate training a language model in deeper reasoning.


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2020ave Plaid Shirts first appeared on Chictopia's streetstyle gallery in Fall 2012 seen on Edmonton blogger ALYYYSSAALAUU of ordinarypeople.ca. She styled her gray 2020AVE plaid shirt with a light yellow Grafea leather bag, gold vanessa mooney cross necklace, and black 2020AVE glasses. Since then, 2020ave Plaid Shirts have grown in popularity as bloggers from Edmonton have discovered them. 2020ave Plaid Shirts are generally seen in urban and comfortable style. Popular types of 2020ave Shirts are flannel, flannel tartan plaid, polka dot, and plaid.
There are currently 2 streetstyle photos of bloggers wearing 2020ave Plaid Shirts. Most recently, blogger ALYYYSSAALAUU of ordinarypeople.ca styled her heather gray 2020AVE plaid shirt with a heather gray OAK + FORT dress and black romwe bucket bag.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; instead, it describes the appearance and styling of 2020ave plaid shirts. Additionally, it lacks structured procedural instructions necessary for training a language model on deeper reasoning, as it focuses on subjective styling choices rather than detailed, logical instructions or procedures.


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As i sit in front of my computer today i was separating business cards that i’ve recently received from the Detroit Electronic Music Festival and new people i’ve met in New York. Maybe it’s just me and my fascination with plexiglass being used for almost anything but i thought these business cards by Head Inc. might be abit too much on the carrying them around side. I’d probably feel abit odd giving someone one of these too but they’re pretty beautiful in my opinion especially if you stack them on top of each other but i don’t see myself ever getting 2 of them anytime soon from anyone.
I’ll be playing a set tonight at 111 Minna Gallery in San Francisco. The event is part of the Apple WWDC conference so it’s mostly going to be people who are here for the conference, but I asked the organizers and they said it’s technically a public party so I thought I would do a last minute mention here. All the info can be found at the Upcoming Page for the event.
One of the most influential electronic labels since i started working in the industry has been Kompakt out of Cologne, Germany. Its owned by a favorite musician of mine Wolfgang Voigt aka Gas, who has some of the most unbelievable ambient records on Mille Plateaux in the mid 90’s. 1,2,3, No Gravity was always a great vinyl to throw on during the beginning of a dj set just because it had this feel to it that everybody might actually know it or wanna know it once the distant vocal came in. Also, The cover art is part of a compilation series that comes out every year, i think Kompakt is on Total 8 now, definitely worth looking into especially their other compilation series “Pop Ambient” which is also yearly. For the non techno fans, i promise to keep the techno to a minimum, if i post techno its mostly because of the melodies usually.
Closer Musik – 1,2,3, No Gravity
The 1976 print on grey American Apparel Tri-blend is now back in stock. I know a lot of people had been waiting for the mediums to come back so now’s your chance, get them while they last at The ISO50 Shop.
The Obama print sold out over the weekend, 4300 of a limited edition of 5000 (the final 700 were previously reserved). Thanks to everyone who picked one up, I am sure the Obama campaign is very thankful for your support. Sorry to anyone who missed out, I will definitely be doing what I can to make these available in a different form soon.
This was one of the largest format prints I’ve ever done and it got me excited to start converting some of the old designs to larger formats. Be on the lookout for the big stuff soon. For those of you waiting on the case study I was going to write for this piece, I’m sorry for the delay. This past month has been nothing short of insane so I’ve been playing catch-up on a lot of front. I am shooting for having that out this week.
Some random beauty from Graphis 71/72 via The Nonist. These are from the same issue as that Dietmar Winkler piece I posted a while back (one of my all time faves). The Bedside Nurse stuff sort of reminds me of Air’s Virgin Suicides OST cover.
1. Charles Goslin / David Barnett. Covers for the magazinebedside Nurse. (Look very modern don’t they? But the bigger question “Bedside Nurse magazine?!")
2. By: Kohei Sugiura. Front and back covers of Marketingram, the Shiseido house organ, here dealing with the morphology of the human head.
3. By: Ron Hughes. Cover for a record about ecology. (Gore could have used this for An Inconvenient Truth 35 years later.)
I found Milosh thru the pretty reliable iTunes electronic front page banners. First i thought it was the singer of Sigur Ros Jón Þór Birgisson because he does kinda look the same. Finally I clicked and found out it was a Plug Research release which is home to some of my favorite artists like Daedelus, Dntel, Thomas Fehlmann, and John Tejada. I think Milosh would be a great addition to a Tycho track, don’t you agree?
Milosh – Couldn’t Sleep
If you like “Couldn’t Sleep” then this live version of “You Make Me Feel” might be perfect for you, i remember when i saw this video and heard the voice layering i pretty much just decided to throw away my Reason 3.0 and Ableton Live.
This is either absolutely brilliant, or absolutely insane. Either way it’s great. It’s a video and remix of Radiohead’s Nude featuring some nice shots of vintage machines and seemingly composed mostly of sounds from those machines. Update: here’s a Vimeo link to the video.

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. It consists of a series of personal anecdotes and reflections without any specific procedural instructions. Additionally, the content lacks the structured detail necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it does not outline steps or principles that could be systematically applied to a learning or reasoning process.


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Recipe variations on this Texas-favorite chicken casserole abound simply because it's delicious.
1. If applicable, remove giblets from chicken, and reserve for another use. Rinse chicken.
2. Place chicken, celery, carrots, and salt in a large Dutch oven
with water to cover. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat; reduce heat
to low. Cover and simmer 50 minutes to 1 hour or until chicken is done.
Remove from heat. Remove chicken from broth; cool 30 minutes. Remove and
reserve 3/4 cup cooking liquid. Strain any remaining cooking liquid,
and reserve for another use.
3. Preheat oven to 350°. Melt butter in a large skillet over
medium-high heat. Add onion, and sauté 6 to 7 minutes or until tender.
Add bell pepper and garlic, and sauté 3 to 4 minutes. Stir in reserved
3/4 cup cooking liquid, cream of mushroom soup, and next 5 ingredients.
Cook, stirring occasionally, 8 minutes.
4. Skin and bone chicken; shred meat into bite-size pieces. Layer
half of chicken in a lightly greased 13- x 9-inch baking dish. Top with
half of soup mixture and 1 cup Cheddar cheese. Cover with half of corn
tortilla strips. Repeat layers once. Top with remaining 1 cup cheese.
5. Bake at 350° for 55 minutes to 1 hour or until bubbly. Let stand 10 minutes before serving.
*1 tsp. chili powder and 1/8 tsp. ground red pepper may be substituted for Mexican-style chili powder.
Lightened King Ranch Chicken Casserole: Reduce butter to 1 Tbsp.
Substitute reduced-fat cream of mushroom and cream of chicken soup for
regular and 2% reduced-fat cheese for regular. Prepare recipe as
directed through Step 4. Bake, covered, at 350° for 50 minutes; uncover
and bake for 10 to 15 minutes or until bubbly. Let stand 10 minutes
Note: For testing purposes only, we used Cracker Barrel 2% Milk Natural Sharp Cheddar Cheese.
Quick-and-Easy King Ranch Chicken Casserole: Substitute 1 (2-lb.)
skinned, boned, and shredded deli-roasted chicken for whole chicken, 3
cups coarsely crumbled lime-flavored white corn tortilla chips for corn
tortillas, and 3/4 cup chicken broth for cooking liquid. Omit celery,
carrots, and salt. Prepare recipe as directed, beginning with Step 3.
Gm Salsa, I just love meals like this ~ Everything in one dish !~ And prep could be made early in the day. Sounds wondeful ~ Thanks sweetie and I see another one that needs a peek no 2 more that needs a peek ~
Choc and nuts ~ mmmmmm M Janie
Taste of Home member since 2004. Taste of Home field Editor since 2009*
Enjoying every Minute.
This is a delicious recipe. I have made it for my family a lot and then love it.
Looks so good!
© RDA Enthusiast Brands, LLC 2016

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps that clearly guides the reader through the cooking process for the chicken casserole. Each step is detailed and logically follows the previous one, facilitating understanding and execution of the task. The structured instructions include specific measurements and cooking times, which could also aid in training a language model to facilitate deeper reasoning and comprehension of procedural tasks.


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Updated on March 18, 2016
It seems as though I can’t get enough berries in my life! It’s hard to resist them with their cute size, bright colors, and pops of flavor; they’re like edible jewelry, though far more messy than my other accessories ;). I also have VegNews to thank for this recipe, in that I just did a shoot for them on all kinds of vegan white chocolates, leaving me with a surplus of sweet, heavenly goodness that I needed to put to good use.
Now, in my experience, white chocolate can be pretty polarizing in terms of how people feel about it. For me, I don’t mind it and definitely think it has its place in the world of desserts and sweets. Taking that into consideration, I wanted to balance out the overly sweet nature of white chocolate with tart berries, the subtle flavor of matcha, candied lemon pieces and a pinch of salt to even everything out. (You can find vegan white chocolate chips online!)
This Spring White Chocolate Matcha Bark can be made in under 30 minutes, and is absolutely gorgeous, which makes it the perfect dessert to bring to an Easter brunch or to treat yourself and some friends with, whenever you like! I can picture a plate full of this delicious bark sitting amongst tea sandwiches, cookies and cups of coffee on a bright spring morning. Ideal, yes?
Before I get to the recipe, I must say, I went to the Natural Products Expo (West) this past weekend for the fifth time (what?!), and what a crazy four days! So, so many new vegan products and brands of which I’ve posted some pictures of on my Facebook page. My favorite item there was the new Breakfast Scramble Pocket from gardein, which was seriously so good.
Now, onto the Bark!
- 4 thin slices of lemon
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- ½ teaspoon water
- 1 cup + ¼ cup vegan white chocolate chips, divided
- 1 tablespoon + ½ teaspoon refined coconut oil, divided
- ¼ - ½ teaspoon food-grade matcha tea powder (depending on how strong you want the flavor to be)
- 3 tablespoons chopped raw pistachios
- ¼ cup raspberries
- ¼ cup blueberries
- Dash of fine sea salt
- Prepare a baking sheet or dish by lining it with parchment paper, set aside.
- Place lemon slices in a small sauce pan, sprinkle sugar over the top and add water to pan. Warm over medium heat, until it simmers. Cook slices for 3 minutes, flip over and cook until remaining liquid is gone.
- Carefully place the lemon slices on parchment paper to cool.
- In two double boilers (I place an oven-proof bowl over a small pot with a ½-inch of water), warm 1 cup vegan white chocolate chips and 1 tablespoon coconut oil in one, while melting the ¼ cup chips, ½ teaspoon coconut oil and matcha in the other. Whisk occasionally over low-medium heat until both mixtures are completely smooth.
- Carefully pour the plain white chocolate mixture over the baking sheet lined with parchment paper, until about ¼ inch high. Dollop the matcha white chocolate over the top, use a knife or toothpick to swirl the two together.
- Tap baking sheet down lightly to even the top of the chocolate. Cut lemon slices into 8 small pieces, then sprinkle them over the chocolate, along with the pistachios, raspberries, blueberries and sprinkle of salt.
- Place baking sheet in a freezer for 10 minutes, or until completely solid. Break/slice into smaller pieces, and store in your refrigerator until ready to serve!
Have a great weekend, everyone!

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for creating Spring White Chocolate Matcha Bark, guiding the reader through the recipe in a logical flow. Each step is well-structured and detailed, making it suitable for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning by allowing it to understand the relationships between ingredients and the order of operations involved in the cooking process.


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Robert Kubica is set to make his return to competition in rallying this month and could compete in the Ronde Gomitolo di Lana Rally in Italy on Saturday.
The Pole, who has been out of action since a big accident while competing on the Ronde di Andorra Rally in February 2011, is entered for the event.
AUTOSPORT understands that it is not yet certain whether his car, a Subaru Impreza WRC, will be ready in time for the two-day rally, but if it is not his comeback event will be the the Rally San Martino di Castorzza the weekend after.
A decision on whether the car is ready to compete tomorrow is expected later on Friday.
Kubica recently had a successful test with the Ford World Rally team.
- Robert Kubica

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

The article does not present a sequence of ordered steps or clear procedural instructions that guide the reader through a task. Instead, it provides information about Robert Kubica's upcoming rally events without detailing any procedures or tasks. Additionally, the lack of structured instructions means it would not serve effectively for training a language model in deeper reasoning.


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Exchange 2010 introduced a new feature called Client Throttling. The goal of this functionality is to ensure that no one user can tax your Exchange Server. I’m sure many of us have had to troubleshoot Exchange performance issues and one of the tools that we utilize is the Exchange Server User Monitor (Exmon) tool. Often, you will find a couple users who are using utilizing the system quite a bit more than other users. We become worried and suspicious that something may be going on with this user.
With the new Client Throttling functionality, we can feel more confident of the following:
- Users aren’t intentionally taxing our Exchange Server
- Users aren’t unintentionally taxing our Exchange Server
- Users are proportionality utilizing the resources on our Exchange Server
By default, Exchange 2010 utilizes a Default Policy to manage all of the users on your Exchange 2010 Server. Should you decide that different users need to have a different throttling behavior, you can create different policies for these different user groups. Or should you decide that you want all users to have have the same throttling behavior but different parameters than what the Default Policy contains, you can modify the Default Policy to fit the needs of your organization.
The four PowerShell cmdlets that assist you in defining your policies include:
Exchange Servers Throttling Applies To
The parameters that are configured in a policy apply to the following Exchange functionality:
- Web Services
- Outlook Web App (OWA)
- RPC Client Access Server
The parameters that you will configure are:
By default, out of these 4 parameters, MaxConcurrency is the only parameter that has a value specified. It is also the parameter you will most likely configure should you have a need to modify your throttling behavior.
Each Parameter will be prefixed by each type of Exchange Service. For example, Activesync will be EAS. Because of this, the parameter for Max Concurrency for Activesync would be EASMaxConcurrency. The acronyms for each service are:
- Exchange Activesync = EAS
- Exchange Web Services = EWS
- IMAP = IMAP
- POP = POP
- Outlook Web Access = OWA
- RPC Client Access = RCA
- PowerShell = PowerShell
The parameters for PowerShell are a bit different and include the following:
Let’s take a look at configuring Activesync Throttling. We can do this by running:
Get-ThrottlingPolicy | FL IsDefault,EAS*
As you can see, since we haven’t created a policy, this will show us our Default Policy as you can see by the parameter IsDefault being set to True. For all Exchange services that can utilize throttling, you will see that only MaxConcurrency is configured.
It is important to note the CPUStartPercent parameter. It is only when Exchange reaches this CPU utilization that the policy will be enforced. If an Exchange Server is adequately sized, your user’s should very rarely ever get throttled. But throttling is good to have in the situation where your Exchange Server does encounter high CPU utilization in the circumstances noted at the beginning of this article, intentional high utilization and unintentional high utilization which the throttling policy will ensure that users are utilizing your Exchange resources proportionality.
Maximum amount of connections that a user can have open on an Exchange Server at any given time. So by this being set to 10, once an Exchange Server utilizes 75% usage, the Exchange Server will begin throttling new connections. Keep in mind that this will only throttle “new” connections. So if a user has let’s say 15 connections open, 5 of those connections should not be disconnected. Again, you can modify the Default Policy to contain a different amount.
Example: Modify EAS MaxConcurrency
Let’s say we wanted to modify EAS to throttle and allow 12 connections. Our organization has a lot of EAS activity and we determined we want to bump up this value just a little bit. We would run the following cmdlet:
Set-ThrottlingPolicy -Identity IdentityHere -EASMaxConcurrency 12
In order to obtain the name of your Default Throttling Policy, run the following command:
Get-ThrottlingPolicy | Where-Object ($_.IsDefault -eq “True”) | FL Identity
In our case, the Identity of our Default Throttling Policy is DefaultThrottlingPolicy_4f681051-74b6-42e4-a751-48b71e1cce22. Easy enough to remember eh?
This would change the above command to:
Set-ThrottlingPolicy -Identity DefaultThrottlingPolicy_4f681051-74b6-42e4-a751-48b71e1cce22 -EASMaxConcurrency 12
As stated above, it is important to note that most of the time, you will only configure the MaxConcurrency parameter. Should you find the need to further tweak your policies, you can visit the following Technet Articles to learn more about those parameters: here and here. The articles will also show you how to create a new policy as well as assign the new policy to a specific user or a group of users.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps and instructions on configuring Client Throttling in Exchange 2010, particularly focusing on adjusting the MaxConcurrency parameter. It details the commands needed to first view the existing throttling policy and then modify it, which provides a structured approach that is useful for teaching a language model about procedural reasoning. The instructions are sufficiently detailed, laying out necessary cmdlets and their purposes, enabling the model to grasp deeper reasoning regarding policy modifications.