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In 2012, in recognition of April as National Youth Sports Safety Month, MomsTeam asked 30 experts to write a blog answering two questions: first, how or why did they get into their field, and second, how have they made a difference in the life of a youth athlete in the past year. The blog project was a huge success. This April we are reprising some of the blogs from two years ago and asking some of our new Twitter friends to join the party.
One of those we heard from two years ago was Kelly Rider, M.Ed., ATC, LAT, CSCS, an athetic trainer at the Dexter-Southfield School in Brookline, Massachusetts and head coach of a girl's ice hockey team at a Boston area high school.
By Kelly Rider, M.Ed., ATC, LAT, CSCS
How did I get into my field?
While I've always been passionate about hockey and teaching, and have always had an interest in learning about sports injuries, it wasn't until I was a freshman in high school that I realized I wanted to become an athletic trainer. At a practice on the night before a game, a shot hit the inside portion of my glove on my thumb. I began screaming in pain and the swelling began immediately.
The next morning, I went to my orthopedic doctor to have x-rays taken. He said my thumb may have been broken. He continued talking, but once I heard my thumb was broken, I thought my season was over and I burst into tears. He briefly stopped talking and then said, "You can play." A cast was put on my thumb and molded to my hockey stick, so I could still play; it wasn't even painful.
Every week or so I went back and got a new cast, which continued to get smaller and smaller, giving me more range of motion in my wrist but still protecting my thumb. I thought it was so cool that my thumb was protected, but I could still play the sport I love. My orthopedic could tell how excited and intrigued I was and introduced me to ahletic training.
The rest is history. It's not a surprise to anyone who knows me that I am both a hockey coach and athletic trainer. I love being able to assist other athletes safely return to play a sport they love and that can teach them so many life lessons. As an athletic trainer, I am in a unique position: I get to follow an athlete from the moment of injury, through the rehabilitation process, all the way to returning to play without restrictions. Doctor's don't get to follow the athlete every day through the whole process, and often aren't present for the initial injury. Every injury and every patient is unique and every day is different, but what's the same is that I'm able to assist patients in returning to do something they love, which is the most rewarding.
How have I made a difference in a young athlete's life in the past year?
Recently, I was treating a student-athlete who had suffered a Grade 2 A/C shoulder sprain during a hockey game. The injury was serious enough that he was not going to be playing hockey for a while. He was devastated that he couldn't participate. We worked through the initial rehab and I continued to give him positive reinforcement. I emphasized to him that, while he would not instantly be cleared to go back to games, he would get to a point where he could be cleared to skate. His eyes lit up. It was another step in his rehab, but without an athletic trainer or the facilities for rehab, it's a step that many athletes his age do not get and one that this athlete didn't know was possible.
He spent some rehab sessions on the ice by himself, and then with another recovering athlete, and you could tell how elated he was just to be back in the rink. He was dying to get back into action, but also expressed concern about not wanting to play unless he was 100%, because it would just frustrate and upset him. Eventually he returned to non-contact practice, but he already had his "hockey legs" underneath him and felt like his hands were up to speed. He wasn't returning to non-contact practice feeling like he hadn't done anything "hockey" in weeks. This speeded up his return to play and increased his confidence.
Soon enough he was cleared to play and I was able to be there for his first game back, in which he scored a goal. Seeing how happy he was in warm-ups (even pointing to me and a colleague at the scorer's table and giving us a thumbs up), and then how excited he was to score in first game back (he so excited that he ended up falling over during the celebration) was rewarding for me, but I could also tell how appreciative he was for the help I was able to provide him.
He was obviously down when the injury happened, but by providing him small goals and, by being able to get him back on the ice, even if just to skate, as soon as safely possible, he was able to remain optimistic and positive. His positive attitude and confidence enabled him to have a good, not frustrating, experience when he re-joined his team. Since the injury he makes a point to say hello almost daily. He knows that, as an athletic trainer, I care about his safety, but I also understand his love for the game, and will do everything to ensure that he can continue to play, or, if he is injured, return to play the quickest but safest way possible.
Kelly Rider, M.Ed., ATC, LAT, CSCS, played Division I ice hockey while obtaining her BS in Athletic Training from Quinnipiac University. After becoming a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, Kelly attended Boston University, where she received her Masters in Education with a specialization in Coaching. She is currently the Head Girls' Varsity Ice Hockey Coach at Canton (MA) High School and a full time certified athletic trainer (AT) at the Dexter-Southfield School in Brookline, Massachusetts. Kelly is involved with USA Hockey in the Coach Education Program and is dedicated to lifelong learning and helping others. She can be followed on Twitter @ke11yrider.

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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a specific task; rather, it shares a narrative focused on the author's experiences and insights regarding athletic training. Additionally, while it contains examples of positive reinforcement and rehabilitation strategies, the instructions are not structured enough to serve as procedural guidance for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as there are no explicit procedural steps that encourage systematic analysis or learning.


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MSDN TechNet Publishing System
MTPS is a publishing solution that:
MSDN & TechNet Libraries
The libraries contain reference and conceptual material that help developers and ITPro's use Microsoft technologies. You can see these sites at:
Notice you can change your view of the library based on your personal preference. In a later post I'll go into more detail on these views.
The Help Viewer is a new offline viewer releasing as part of Visual Studio 2010. The new architecture provides a level of openness that allows customers and partners to innovate on the experience and capabilities and drive offline Help forward to meet their needs. For this release, our key tenets were:
I'll be using this blog to provide insights into all three of these product areas including feature overviews, technical deep dives and future directions. I'll also share some of team's internal implementation experiences (like using MVC for the first time). I look forward to sharing as well as hearing from people who use our solutions. Tell me what my team and I can do in the help space to make you successful using Microsoft technologies.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task, as it mainly outlines the features of the MSDN TechNet Publishing System without detailing specific procedures to follow. Additionally, the procedural instructions are not well-structured enough to facilitate training for a language model in deeper reasoning; instead, they lack specific actions or detailed guidelines that would promote analytical thinking or a comprehensive understanding of the processes involved.


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LOCAL SPORTS - The Sheridan Broncs took to the road Friday night for a game against the Rock Springs Tigers. Sheridan Media's Trevor Jackson has a recap.
The Big Horn Rams Football team played their homecoming game at Homer Scott Stadium Friday night and it was all Big Horn, as the Rams crushed the Wright Panthers 37-0. Homecoming for the Tongue River Eagles was bittersweet, as the Lady Eagles Volleyball team beat Moorcroft handily in three sets. The football team wasn't as fortunate, as Moorcroft scored two 4th quarter touchdowns and held on to beat the Eagles 22-6.
POKES FOOTBALL - The Wyoming Cowboys will look to get back on the winning track this afternoon with a road game against Colorado. We'll have the action live for you AM 1410 KWYO beginning at 12:30 pm with the pre-game. Kick-off is set for 1:30.
NFL BRONCOS - The Denver Broncos will play their home opener tomorrow against the Cleveland Browns. Action starts at 1 o'clock with the pre-game on AM 1410 KWYO. Kick-off set for 2 pm.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to complete any specific task; it primarily offers a recap of local sports events. Additionally, it lacks detailed procedural instructions that would be beneficial for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it merely reports scores and game details without any structured format or analysis that could guide reasoning processes.


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View Full Version : After Market Foot straps
5th May 2011, 06:53 PM
I want to fit after market Footstraps to my Kode 113. I notice the bolts that come with the Drake straps are longer than other brands ( also wider thread ). THis might be due to the new straps sitting so high.
( K9 doesn't go into the strap due to an extra reinforcing panel on the under side of the strap)
How far down does the plug go? If the after market strap is used the screw will sink into the board about 4mm lower than where it sits with the Drake Strap.
Is this going to be okay? ( ie The plug long enough )
5th May 2011, 07:47 PM
A very good question....!
1/ Have you already installed the 7mm x 32mm footsrap screws(mid 2009 and later board build date) and wish to change the footstraps,
2/ Is your board older and you are using the 6mm x 28mm footstrap screws?
If using the longer larger diameter (7mm x 32mm) screws, I would suggest putting a 4 mm long spacer
under the head of the screws.
If using the 6 mm x 28mm screws I think you will be OK.
Perhaps I can get Tiesda You to give you a better answer on this.
Hope this helps,
6th May 2011, 09:36 AM
The Kode 113 is the 2011 with Black drake Straps. Everything That came with it is being used. The straps are fitted and after two uses I decided the new drake strap just aren't for me. They twist off and are too spongy (ie, moving around in hectic conditions, I have tried to tighten them with Tiki tool etc.).
I have had two Kode 112's prior to this one and was very happy with the straps. I secretly wish I could get the old straps instead. That isn't going to happen.
I pulled some straps out of another board to try them but never fitted then as the thread and bolts were smaller.
The plugs would be sized to the larger bolts now. ( smaller might pull out).
I also wasn't game to use the bigger bolts due to the lower position of other straps. I have Dakine, Neil Pryde and JP straps to try and they all sit a lot lower.
Hence the concern about the bolt going down to far.
PS I thought about drilling little holes in the under side of the strap so the 4 K9 spikes will sink in and hold it still?
IT seems the reinforces doesn't allow the spikes to take hold.
I haven't had the twisting strap syndrome since the early 90's.
6th May 2011, 07:47 PM
A better way to "sink" the canine teeth of the K9 anti-twist locks into the webbing on the bottom of your
straps is to get a 6mm allen bolt or hex head bolt and a nut.
Get a couple of thick flat washers and a couple of large diameter fender washers.
Figure out there you want to sink the K9 teeth into the strap (the angle to the strap center line, and then
put the bolt with a small and large washer on each side. Then tighten the nut on the other side.
This will sink the K9 spikes into the webbing of the strap and compress everything quite snugly.
Then remove the bolt and install the strap on your board.
Be sure to use the soap as a lubricant.
You will tear up the drive recess in your 7mm screws and damage the Tiki tool as well.
I use a high end #3 Phillips screwdriver to work with the 7mm PT screws.
They did not change the diameter of the pilot hole when they upgraded to the 7mm screws, so they are very tight in the holes the first couple of times you screw them in.
The "stackup" of the tooth washer, foostrap, and K9 anti twist will hold the screw head at the right level to prevent the screw bottoming out in the insert, so if you use a thinner strap/smaller stackup distance you will need to cut the 7mm screws shorter.
Hope this helps,
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**Step-by-step: No**
**Training: No**

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for guiding the reader through completing a task. While it discusses various aspects of fitting aftermarket foot straps, the instructions are more conversational and anecdotal rather than structured or sequential. Additionally, the procedural instructions lack the detail and clarity necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as they do not present a coherent methodology for potentially complex tasks or scenarios.


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If you wish to change the name servers for a domain registered with Wild West Domains, you will need to access their management interface for that particular domain account. Please review the following directions:
- Login to your Account Manager
- Click on Launch next where you see the label Domains
- Click on the domain that you wish to change. Use the Web Hosting Hub Name server settings: ns1.webhostinghub.com and ns2.webhostinghub.com
- Open the Nameservers menu and click on Manage
- Click on Standard in the Setup type options
- Click on Save in order to save your changes
Please note that the name server change is not instantaneous. It may take up to 24 hours before the change takes effect. This delay is known as DNS Propagation.
If you require further assistance, please reference Wild West Domains help page for further information.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article presents a clear sequence of ordered steps for changing the name servers of a domain, making it easy for the reader to follow along. Each instruction is concise and logically ordered, promoting a focused approach to completing the task, which can also be beneficial for training a language model in procedural reasoning. The inclusion of additional context, such as the delay in DNS propagation, adds depth and prepares the reader for potential outcomes, encouraging deeper understanding.


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Ell-Saline Girls Hold off Bennington
Mike Hammett - January 29, 2014 6:25 am
The Ell-Saline girls moved into the championship game of the Hilltop Hoops Classic at Barton Community College with a 41-32 win over Bennington on Tuesday night.
Bennington led by one at halftime, 20-19. However, Ell-Saline outscored the Bulldogs 12-6 in the third quarter to lead 31-26. In the fourth quarter, Bennington cut the deficit to one at 33-32, but Ell-Saline scored the final eight points of the game to hold on.
The Cardinals were led by Paige Johnson with 14 points, while Darby Wikoff hauled in 11 rebounds.
Ell-Saline will meet a yet-to-be-determined opponent on Friday night for the tournament championship. Tip-off is scheduled for 8pm.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing any specific task; instead, it reports on a basketball game and its outcome. Additionally, the procedural instructions are not present, as there are no detailed breakdowns or methodologies included that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning. The content is primarily narrative rather than instructional.


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For anyone struggling with their skin, especially as a teenager, this can be a hard time. And although make up can help to cover and conceal blemishes, I really cannot stress enough the importance of skincare.
But sometimes you just need to cover up. Here's a step by step guide to covering up when you need to.
Apply a primer to minimise the appearance of pores and to smooth the skin surface area. The one I've used here is Make up Atelier: T Zone Gel, £25
A great way to balance our redness and correct colour is with concealor, particularly with a green undertone.
But be warned, apply it very sparsely and just in areas with extreme redness. I used Green Concealer by Makeup Studio, £10.95.
The try Concealer No. 2 by Make Up Studio under the eyes and on additional blemishes to lighten and brithen. Also £10.95
Buff your foundation on very gently with a good make-up brush to build up coverage gradually and smoothly. You don't want to look too heavily made up, so applying bit by bit means you won't overload your skin.
Try Make Up Studio Face it Light Cream in Alabaster shade, that's what I used here. It's £24.50.
Use a large powder brush to tap your powder onto the face. This will help set your foundation. Leave the powder for a few seconds to settle before buffing very lightly in circular motions, buffing the powder into the skin to create a beautiful, flawless finish.
Create a hue of natural contrast along the cheekbones and a spot of colour in the cheeks.
Here I used the Make Up Studio M3 Compact Earth Powder, £23.75 and Soft Peach Blusher, £14.50
Once you've perfected your skin, finish the look with some amazing eye make-up.
Using Make up Atelier T15 Honey Brown Eyeshadow Palette and with a fluffy blender use the copper colour to warm the crease of your eyelid up.
Then use Make up Studio Eyeshadow Lumiere Classy champagne across the lid to add a sparkle and Precious Pearl Eyeshadow to lighten and brighten the inner corner.
Add Fat Lash Mink Lashes in style 'It's Complicated' as the icing on the cake.
And now for the skincare
I can't stress the importance of a good routine enough if you've got problem skin.
There are so many different ranges, products and treatments available at the moment to suit your needs and skin so it can be daunting trying to explore this on your own.
But, dont panic, here are a few of my top favourites tricks, products and ideas.
1. Never use wipes. They were originally designed and created for babies' bottoms, not your face. Don't even think about it!
2. Use a cleanser, always. The main function of a cleanser is to cleanse (obviously) but also to rid the skin of dead skin cells and dirt that can clog your pores, which leads to outbreaks of blemishes and acne .
Balance Me Cleanse and Smooth £20 is probably the best cleanser I have ever used. It removes all traces and signs of make-up and it is soft and supple on the skin.
3. Moisturise appropriately for your skin. Do not just use the first one you see. Research your skin and what will work best.
* For Dry Skin I recommend Embryolisse Lait Creme, £16.99
* For Oily Skin I recommend Caudalie Matifying Fluid, £27.50
* For Combination Skin I recommend Mario Badescu Oil Free Moisturiser SPF 30
Follow Paddy on Twitter @paddyMUA @MakeUpProStore

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for covering up blemishes with makeup, making it easy for the reader to follow along. However, the procedural instructions lack the level of detail and contextual reasoning that would be necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as they primarily focus on product recommendations without explaining the underlying reasons for the techniques or their effects on different skin types.


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Introduction: Super Simple $1 Light-Painting Wand
This light wand - great for light painting or adding color to dark photos - is created from a flashlight and a dollar store bubble blower (also $1 at Walmart.)
Bubble blower tube - they come in several colors and cost a buck
Duct Tape, liquid electrical tape or tool dip
Optional - Silver spray paint
Step 1: Prep the Open End
All you need is the tube - this needs to be modified to work with a small flashlight. The first step is to dump the soapy water, rinse, and dry. Next, cut off the threads. I used a serrated knife to saw them off - use whatever works best for you. The cap and wand can be discarded.
The open end - where the threads were - needs to be reinforced so it won't crack when inserting the flashlight. The opening can be *slightly* enlarged or shrunk before strengthening. To enlarge, dip the end in boiling water and let it soak for a minute or so. This will soften it enough to allow it to stretch - insert the flashlight you intend to use about 3/4 of an inch and let it sit. Remove the light after the tube has cooled.
To shrink, do the same thing as above - but after inserting the flashlight, wrap duct tape tightly around the tube surrounding the flashlight head.
Alternately, to make the opening smaller you can wrap the open end in duct tape, folding about 1" inside and 1/2" outside. You could also wrap duct tape on the flashlight head, but I like using my flashlights for other things as well and that tape could be a mess.
The final step for the open end is to wrap about 1" of duct tape around the outside. This helps prevent splitting.
Step 2: Prep the Tip
If you leave the tip alone, light will shine through it. This can be a pain especially especially when light-painting as it will cast unwanted light. You need to cover the tip to prevent this. Wrap it in duct tape or dip it in rubber - tool dip and liquid electrical tape work great.
Step 3: Optional - Paint the Back
I sometimes paint the back half of the tube with silver spray paint. It takes several coats and the part you don't want painted needs to be masked. You can leave a slit, larger opening, etc. This allows more control of the light.
Here the blue one is painted, the green one is not.
Step 4: All Done
I have made several of these in a variety of colors. It's literally a 10 minute project (except drying times if you use liquid rubber or spray paint!) These have tons of uses - lighting scenes for photos, light painting, directing traffic :-)
The ends tend to be the bright spots, with a dimmer section in the middle. You can cut the tube shorter for a more even light.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps that effectively guide the reader through the process of making a light-painting wand, starting from preparation to completion. Each step is detailed and includes specific instructions, which can help a language model learn to understand and generate practical procedural content, thus encouraging deeper reasoning in similar contexts.


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Bali had been on my "to do" list for a few years ever since I moved to Bangkok from the US. This May I finally took some time off from my work and flew there. I took me 4 hours or so to get there crossing the equator into southern hemisphere.
I have to say I have never been to a place where the culture oozes out from every where you look. The temples, the rice terraces, the villages, and even the beaches. Even though I spent 5 days on this tiny island (slightly bigger than Rhode Island) visiting all the different places I felt like I barely scratched the surface. Hence this trip was merely an intro and title "Bali 101" seems fitting.
I took about 440 shots in my 5 days there. I am posting 22 of those down below. I will add more when I review the photos again in my spare time.
A day by day account of the trip is certainly warranted I suppose - but for now all those memories are just tucked away in a diary somewhere - will post when time permits.
(click on any pic for a larger view)
At Tana Lot Temple by the Shore. First stop after we landed.
Shore by Tana Lot Temple - looking due northeast - bright mid-afternoon with cool ocean breeze.
Another shot of Tanah Lot Temple. Lot's of devotees and tourists to be seen here. Only other place besides Nepal where they offer rice "tika" on the forehead. Lots of Balinese think that migrated here from Nepal....who knew!!!
You can't enter the temple premises unless you are a Balinese Hindu. This is Taman Ayun Temple in Ubud Area. As you can see the pagoda pyramid gets taller as you move to the left on the pic. There must be some godly reason for that.
Taman Ayun Temple in Ubud from a balcony of a lookout post.
Here is that Lookout post!! Taman Ayun Temple. Temples is Cambodia are all stones - but Bali temples are half brick and half stones. A more colorful look.
Iconic Uun Danu Temple and Lake Beratan. I came here for this. Seemed magical in my imagination and it was!!!
Hindu Goddes - Saraswati or Parbati ot Laxmi or even Ganga may be ....not sure!! By Lake Beratan
Ulun Danu Temple Again - It is a magical place.
Ulun Danu Temple - from a different Angle. Their pagoda style roofs are similar to what you see in Kathmandu Temples. Only difference is these are some dried bush or twig materiel that need replacing every 20 years or so - I was told.
No I didn't stretch the photograph - This is exactly what I saw - Garden by Ulun Danu Temple
Garden and Ulun Danu Temple by Lake Beratan. It was a bright and pleasant day.
Rice Paddy Fields - Jatiluwih Rice Terrace.
Volcano Crater Valley of Batur with Lake Batur and Mt. Abang in the distance - seen from a terrace of a coffee shop on the way there.
I hiked to Mt. Batur a mere 2000 ft hike from the lake bed. Here I am looking down on crater that is at the top. Some parts of the this crater were still fuming. At center of the picture you can still see land charred from lava flow from a recent eruption, as I was told.
Modernity!!! Bali is struggling to keep its old heritage and flaunt the modernization in moderation - an elevated freeway was recently added connecting Nusa Dua to Northern part of the island.
This is a called Padang Beach - lots of surfers were seen here - but you won't see me taking their photos even if they paid me.
Another photo of Padang Beach. Water is very clean. Lots of surfer dudes stay in one of these bungalows. Probably one of the cheapest place to surf all day and party all night. Wave sizes were pretty decent but I didn't bring my telephoto lens to capture those.
Ulluwatu Temple on a Cliff. There was a sheer 1000 feet drop from where I was standing. Monkey that were found here were notoriously naughty. People were busy taking monkey photos. Not me!!!
Don't mess with the Balinese Women - look at that pose. Saw her at one of the restaurant. While all other tourists were using flash I chose to use the natural light.
Another photo of Jatiluwih Rice Fields. This place was calming.
Another shot of Tanah Lot Temple, Bali
View of Lake Batur and Mt. Abang trough my iPhone - Mid way through the hike

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; instead, it narrates the author's experiences and observations during a trip to Bali. The instructions are not structured or detailed enough to facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as they merely describe locations, experiences, and thoughts without any procedural framework or actionable steps.


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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
I got new hair.... literally. I got extensions & bangs!!! Its totally different and I have a love hate relationship with them. I miss my short cute retro curly hair but I sort of love having as much hair as a horse. It's something different and hey I am a hair dresser! Time to change it up.
I did finally figure out how to do my signature "roll" with my new extensions... thank goodness... I was having retro withdrawl...
Other then that... I have been OBSESSED with everything Adele. I love her look. Her clothes, hair and ESPECIALLY her make up!!! Not to mention her insane voice!
Not only does she have great style an amazing voice and an English accent. She also is funny as hell! When I hear her in interviews I feel like she is my best friend hahaha or at least should be!
My favorite song she sings is " One and only" its SSOOO GOOD!
Posted by Brook at 11:53 PM

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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 reads more like a personal journal or blog entry rather than instructional content. Additionally, the lack of structured procedural instructions means that it wouldn't serve as a useful resource for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as it does not offer detailed or organized information that can be systematically analyzed or followed.


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'Ibrahimovic will be fit for Russia game'
Sweden coach Lars Lagerback dispells fears that Zlatan Ibrahimovic will miss their crunch final Group D clash against Russia by insisting the star striker will be fit to play.sports Updated: Jun 15, 2008 23:47 IST
Sweden coach Lars Lagerback dispelled fears that Zlatan Ibrahimovic will miss their crunch final Group D clash against Russia on Tuesday by insisting the star striker will be fit to play.
Ibrahimovic failed to appear for the second half of Saturday’s 2-1 defeat by Spain after a starring first half role in which he scored the Swede’s equaliser following Fernando Torres’s opener.
David Villa’s injury time winner ensured that Sweden face a do or die match against Russia in their final group game, needing at least a draw to sneak into the quarterfinals.
Ibrahimovic suffered a recurrence of the knee problem that kept him out of most of his club Inter Milan’s title run-in and made him a worry for the Spain match.
But Lagerback is confident his outrageously gifted forward will line up against the Russians.
“Zlatan had some pain in his knee and at half-time we talked about it with the medical team who said he would have been able to do a few more minutes but we decided it would be better to take him off rather than making his injury worse,” said the coach.
“We have other players and regardless, we had the situation in our hands. Zlatan was top class in the first half. He draws players to him so obviously his absence in second half was a big loss for us.
“But from what little I saw at half-time, I didn’t get the impression that he had more or less the same feeling as after the first match so we expect him to play.”
But Lagerback tried to downplay Ibra’s importance to the team when asked if Sweden relied too much on him.
“I don’t know whether or not we’re too dependant on him, he’s a world class player and if you look at Inter Milan they’re a world class team and he’s important for them too.
“If you have a player of that calibre then you depend on him but I don’t know if we’re too dependent on him, although our chances improve if he’s on the pitch.”
Lagerback also praised the contribution of evergreen forward Henrik Larsson, who like the Duracell Bunny just seems to keep on going even as he nears the ripe old age of 37.
He linked up well with Ibrahimovic in a first half where Sweden largely bossed the game.
“Henrik is doing an extraordinary job, he works so hard,” added Lagerback. “He was a little tired so that’s why we decided to substitute him but he has the ability to bounce back.”
Lagerback said Villa’s late winner was tough to swallow after a dogged defensive display in the second period that limited Spain to only a few chances.
“Obviously this is a bitter way to lose a match in the very final seconds,” he said. “We had an extremely good first half and had more chances than Spain even if they had a lot of the ball and created some very good chances.
“But regardless of the result we still have our destiny in our own hands. There’s still another game so we will look to recharge the batteries in the next few days and then play a fantastic match and we have a realistic chance of progressing.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; instead, it discusses a football match and player updates. Additionally, the procedural instructions necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning are absent, as the content lacks detailed instructions or a structured approach. The information centers on player performance and coaching strategy without a framework conducive to instructional clarity.


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BREAKING NEWS: City land Otamendi
Manchester City have completed the signing of Valencia centre-back Nicolas Otamendi.
Argentina defender Otamendi moves to the Etihad Stadium on an five-year deal, and leaves the Mestalla for an undisclosed fee after just one full season in La Liga.
Otamendi - a World Cup runner-up - had been linked with a move to City's rivals Manchester United throughout the transfer window, but a move to Old Trafford never materialised.
The 27-year-old, who won three Primeira Liga titles and the UEFA Europa League during a four-year spell with Porto, impressed at Valencia last season and helped the club return to the Champions League via a fourth-placed finish.
Otamendi's arrival was thought to be dependent on City allowing Eliaquim Mangala to move to Spain on a temporary deal, but the France international will not be moving to Spain.
"I am here to give my best, to fight game by game and push City to the highest peaks for as long as possible, and I wish we will be able to win several cups and titles." Otamendi told the club's official website.
"That’s the most important. To be here inside a club that looks so wonderful from the outside is a dream."
City manager Manuel Pellegrini said: "Nicolas Otamendi was arguably the best defender in La Liga last season and so naturally I'm delighted to have added a player of his quality.
"He is an established international for one of the best nations in world football and I have no doubt that he has the right mentality to fit into a squad where he will find many familiar faces, including Eliaquim and Fernando who he played alongside in Portugal.
"As a footballer, Nicolas has all of the qualities to be a success in the Premier League – he's strong, he's excellent in the tackle and he's very good technically.
"I am sure he will become another Argentine player our fans will enjoy watching."

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

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This leather pleated midi skirt had me at hello! It’s so versatile and pretty. I love how you can dress it up or down. Here I styled it with a cropped tweed blazer and booties. For a pop of color, I added a bright yellow suede fringe bag. Can we just talk about how cute this bag is?! I mean, it turns an outfit into an outfit — if you know what I mean!
Photographs by: Christina Slaton

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

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What We Buy
The Procurement Division buys goods, supplies, maintenance, construction and other services for the consolidated City of Jacksonville.
How We Buy
The Procurement Code (Ordinance Code Chapter 126) requires that all orders for goods and services exceeding the established thresholds are procured using the formal bid process. Orders for goods and services under the established thresholds are procured using the informal process. Purchasing Analysts are responsible for purchasing all commodities or services assigned to them. Buyers are assigned Department/Division as the central point of contact for all procurement needs.
Policies and Procedures
Chapter 126 PROCUREMENT CODE
The City maintains a bidders list for which vendors must register with the City of Jacksonville in the JaxPRO e-Procurement system. All vendors interested in being certified as a (JSEB) Jacksonville Small Emerging Business must complete a certification application with the Equal Business Opportunity Contract and Compliance Division.
The site for registration is www.coj.net/JaxPro. Use of this system will allow vendors to view/update vendor contact information; receive purchase orders and bid solicitations; respond to informal bid solicitations electronically; and view payment history.
If you provide commodities, (contact the Procurement Division at (904) 255-8800) If you provide professional services, (contact Alex Baker at (904) 255-8830). If you are interested in JSEB certification, (contact the Equal Business Office at (904) 255-8840).
Completing the Bid Proposal
Bidders should carefully review all specifications, terms and conditions contained in the Bid Invitation prior to submitting a proposal. If you can supply the requested items, complete the request for Bid form. Make certain that pricing is correct and that all forms requiring signature are signed. The bid proposal must be typed or written in ink and accompanied by all supporting literature requested in the bid.
Submitting the Bid Proposal
Bid proposals must be returned by mail or hand-delivered to the Procurement Division, Room 105, 214 N. Hogan Street, First Floor, Ed Ball Building, Jacksonville, Florida 32202. It is important to submit the exact number of copies specified in the proposal using the enclosed label.
Proposals must be received in the Procurement Division by 2:00 p.m. on the day of the bid opening (indicated on the form). Late bids will not be considered -no exceptions.
Bids received after that time will be returned to you unopened. Bid openings are held in the City Hall conference room specified in the solicitation documents. You are welcome to attend.
To ensure that the City employs sound purchasing procedures, it has adopted Procurement Protest Procedures, pursuant to which any person or entity that is adversely affected by a decision or an intended decision concerning a solicitation, solicitation documents, award, or any other process or procedure prescribed in chapter 126, Jacksonville Ordinance Code, otherwise known as the Procurement Code, and who has standing to protest said decision or intended decision under Florida law, must timely file a written Notice of Protest seeking to challenge the decision or intended decision. For a copy of the Procurement Protest Procedures, please click on the following link: Protest-Procedures (http://get.adobe.com/reader/)
Advertising for Bids
The Procurement Division advertises bids each week in the Financial News and Daily Record newspaper and the Department of Intra-Governmental Services/Procurement Division website. Bidding opportunities for commodity goods and services, capital improvement projects and Professional Services are posted on the bulletin board on the first floor of the Ed Ball Building, Room 105. A list of bidding opportunities is also available by calling the City's bid hotline, a prerecorded listing, at (904) 255-BIDS(2437).
Equal Business Opportunity Office
This office is in place to certify small businesses and to promote their growth and economic development. Once a business is certified, they are placed into the City's Jacksonville Small Emerging Business directory where they may be utilized for procurement purposes. If you would like more information on the certification process, please call the EBO office at (904) 255-8840.
Code of Ethics
In the procurement of supplies and services we stringently adhere to the City of Jacksonville Code of Ethics. Copies are available upon request.
Written quotes are requested when the value of goods and services is less than $65,000. At least three vendors are contacted and the purchase order is issued to the lowest responsive, responsible bidder.
Written sealed bids are solicited and advertised for goods and services valued at $65,000 or more, or $35,000 for Professional Design Services. These bids contain the description of the goods or services required. All capital improvement projects estimated to exceed $200,000 will be advertised for a minimum of 10 calendar days.
Requesting a Bid Invitation
A request for bid invitation may be obtained from the Procurement Division, 214 N. Hogan Street, Room 105, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. You may also inquire about bidding opportunities by calling (904) 255-BIDS (2437).
Note: Most construction bids have a charge for plans and specifications which, in most cases, is non-refundable.
Formal bids are awarded by the agency seeking the service or supplies requested by the bid invitation. The Procurement Division reviews and prepares award recommendations for the approval of General Government Awards Committee and the Mayor. Vendors having questions or protests relative to bid awards should contact the Chief of Procurement, for information prior to the bid award.
Notice of Bid Acceptance
Award notices are mailed to all bidders on formal bid solicitations. Unless the bid required that a contract be executed following award, a purchase order will be sent to the successful bidder. If a bid bond is required, the Procurement Division will retain bid security deposits until an award is made.
Direct Deposit Payments
When making direct deposit payments please fill out the following form - - ACH Direct Deposit Form.
The City often obtains professional services, such as architectural, engineering, actuarial, banking, insurance, promotional, bond counsel, medical consulting and other like services from the private sector. Professional services projects valued more than $65,000 are awarded through the Professional Services Evaluation Committee.
Professional services valued less than $65,000 or Professional design services less than $35,000 are obtained through an informal process and are handled by the appropriate buyer.
Following is a listing of service providers the City is contracting with that may assist contractors/vendors with hiring ex-offenders:
Legal Related Services
In order for your company to provide services below, it must be placed on the approved Legal Related Services List.
Legal Related Services Subcategories Include: Abstracts and Title Insurance, Court Reporter, Printing Firms for Printing Services for the Supervisor of Elections Office, Expert Witness, Fixture Appraiser, Legal Assistant, Printing of Legal Briefs and Official Statements for the Sale of Bonds, Publication of Legal Notices, Preparation and Printing of Bonds, Polygraph Examiners, Psychiatrists and Psychologists, Real Estate Acquisition Services, and Appraisers of Real Property.
Please send a written request, resume and professional license to: the Procurement Division, 214 N. Hogan Street, Suite 800, Jacksonville, FL 32202.
Ex-Offender Re-entry Program Providers
It is the policy of the City of Jacksonville that the rehabilitation of ex-offenders is an essential component in a community fight against criminal activity; the hiring of ex-offenders into fair paying jobs helps restore the economic stability of ex-offenders, perpetuates their rehabilitation, reduces recidivism and contributes to a community crime free environment; providing consideration and opportunities to ex-offenders with companies doing business with the City of Jacksonville can be accomplished without compromising the security of the businesses, or the City and its citizens, and without unnecessarily depriving others of opportunities; and that the City of Jacksonville should take a leading role in the rehabilitation of ex-offenders, and has done so through the City's third-party service provider ex-offender re-entry programs that provide job training and/or job placement services to Ex-Offenders.
Please see the link below for additional information regarding the Ex-Offender Re-entry Program

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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 because it mainly outlines various guidelines, procedures, and general information related to the procurement process without specific step-by-step instructions. Additionally, the instructions given are not sufficiently structured to support the training of a language model for deeper reasoning, as they lack detailed and explicit procedural guidance that would lead to clear conclusions or insights during reasoning.


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Agree, seems like there is support for Flex and Flash Builder but no love for the Flash CS5.5 I bought in May mainly for the "Mobile workflow". I would also like to know how to use native extensions.
Are you saying you can't make Air apps for android through Flash 5.5 at all? Sorry, I don't know what captive runtime means..
So, anyone has any hint for building the captive version by starting from a FLA in Flash Cs5.5?
@monkey500: iOS apps made with Air include the runtime as part of tha app. Previous to Air 3.0, all android apps had a dependency in that all Android phones needed your app + the Adobe Air app to work. With 3.0, it is now possible to bundle your app + the air runtime app in a single file or download so the user doesn't have to download the Air runtime to make it work.
I wish Adobe would be clear on the tools they make and when you should use one vs. the other. I am starting to feel like the Flash Pro 5.5 I recently bought is not going to be updated to support these new capabilities (native code as another example). If it is, they willlikely charge again. If this is the case, I might as well just learn native development rather than trying to figure out all these other tools.
I've also invested in CS5.5, but haven't tried my apps on Android yet.
How are the results of Air 2.7 and Air 3 on android? Anyone tested it on a tablet?
AIR 2.7 works well on Android. I haven't yet tried the release AIR 3.0 on Android (I can't find the SDK download page), so I'm not sure how it does. Aside from having to set the bitdepth to 16 bit to get the best performance, other people seem to have done ok with it. Some of the Android apps Adobe showed at the keynote speech were done with AIR 3.0.
Thanks Colin, perhaps best then not to rush into the new versions before they're bug free..
I am using 3.0 and am experiencing only Good Things on Android Tablet.
I first used the Candidate Release and now the full version.
I am not using Captive Runtime as Android has AIR 3.0 public.
It would be nice to have the option for captive runtime since some people don't like the dependency and have no idea what Air is. They may just uninstall your app thinking it is malicious because it will try to download something else when you launch your app (if they dont have it). It would be sweeter if Google just bundled it in and updated it in the background like they do the market app. The captive runtime is 1 aspect but really want to take advantage of native code like 'share' and 'toasts' for example.
I have seen that but was hoping for something easier like adding an extension and then a simple AS3 call.
It can take the authoring tools (Flash Pro CS and Flash Builder) a cycle to catch up to new features in the runtime. I would expect full support for captive runtimes and native extensions in the next release of these products.
In the meantime, you can build your app in Flash Pro CS (for example), and do the final packaging step using the ADT utility from the AIR 3 SDK. Inconvientent, yes; but it can be done.
Yes this is exactly what I have in mind but I would be happy to see (for example) what is the complete adt command that Flash Pro calls in order to build the apk.
So I can copy/paste it and all I have to do is to add that parameter to activate the "captive mode".
One difference between Flash Pro and Flash Builder, if I understood the keynote speech correctly, is that the FB team already have a public beta posted that will allow the captive runtime. Will Flash Pro users have to wait perhaps a year before being able to not use ADT?
Awww fair enough. Thanks for the replies.
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So for a normal release-type apk you would use:
-storetype pkcs12 -keystore ../myCert.p12
(All on one line, replacing the myXXX with the appropriate values for your app)
For a captive runtime apk, you would use (the target is the only difference):
-storetype pkcs12 -keystore ../myCert.p12
Is there a way to run the command line in flash pro? Or link to step by step?
No, there's no command line interface within Flash Pro. Possibly you could script it with the Flash scripting interface, jsapi. (I've never done anything of the sort, so I'm not sure.)
The step-by-step is:
1. Get the AIR 3 SDK.
2. Create the app. At this point you should have a folder with the SWF, app descriptor, resources
3. Find your code signing cert.
4. Open a command/terminal window
5. change directories (cd) to the app folder
6. Run ADT (from the bin folder of your AIR SDK) with the options shown above
Thanks Joe Ward,
I appreciated very much your suggestions.
One more question: what if I have two subdirectories with assets, for example assets0 and assets1?
-storetype pkcs12 -keystore ../myCert.p12
Is this correct?
Thanks in advance
Yes. If you list a file it is included. If you list a directory, that directory and all its contents are included in the package. (For example, "icons" in the example is a folder containing icon files.)
For the gory details on the command line options, see http://help.adobe.com/en_US/air/build/WS901d38e593cd1bac1e63e3d12994b39ff0-8000.html
(Except it seems, the -apk-captive-runtime option, which I'm working to get updated ASAP!)
Thanks Obi-Ward Kenobi, you are my only hope.
This part "1. Get the AIR 3 SDK.", is proving to be a challenge. I have AIR 3.0 installed, and FP11, but I can't find a download link for the release SDK.The download button at the right of this page:
doesn't seem to do anything.
In that page you posted, on the menu on the right, you should see a "downloads" box
Click on the second entry (that is Android Air Sdk) and you should be redirect to the download page.
Baron, the button you pointed to is the one I said that doesn't do anything.
Joe, thanks for the direct link.
@Joe...Ward: Do you know when Flash Pro will support all the new features of AIR3 or at least can you confirm it is in the plan?
Sorry, I can't comment on future release plans.
It was worth a try.
I sat down last night and took some time to try to figure this out. I was successful in taking my swf and getting a working captive android app. I was also able to get the native extensions working as well (vibrate on button press). It adds a lot of extra steps to the process but it is possible. One of the issues is testing, especially the native extensions. You have to create the swf and manually package it, then manually get it on your phone and install it (maybe there is an install feature in ADT but I haven't got that far, either way, still not as easy as clicking publish). It is ok if you want to build a captive app once you get your app finalized but without being able to quickly test the native extensions quickly from within Flash Pros publish, I will likely hold off on using native extensions until flash pro is updated or I really need it.
Now some results.
Captive app added about 8MB to my apk file size which is pretty consistent with what others have experienced on here as well. If you push a lot of updates, you may get a lot of angry users depending on data plan. Now, once you look at your app within Android file manager, it takes up over 25MB of space but approx 200k if you move it to SD (this is Gingerbread size, Froyo can differ in how much can be moved to SD). This is consistent with the new AIR in the market that is about 8MB file size but expands to 25MB once installed. This is about 9MB increase over AIR2.7 which weighed in around 16MB (expanded) I believe. Moving apps to SD will help some of the older phones with the file size but if they have 10 AIR apps, it could add up.
I am debating whether or not I should use the captive feature or not. Considering I can setup my android manifest to prefer SD card install, it might be worth it. I also did notice that some of my currently published apps had some strange behaviour with the new AIR3 runtime and I had to update them quickly, yet another reason you may want to use captive apps.
While I do not currently want to use CaptiveRuntime, I am wondering if it is easily added to an app that is being published with Eclipse?
I use Eclipse to easily test my apps with on my devices.
I publish my SWF in Flash Pro and move the swf to my Eclipse package and run it immediately on my device.
I'm still a bit confused.
I have to admit that I have still to try because lately I have not so much spare time.
I know now how to create captive apps.
What I do not know is how to use native extensions in Flash CS5.5
For example I downloaded the example "vibration.zip" from here
I got the swc and put it in flash library as I usually do when I use swc.
Then I add the code to my project in order to make my phone vibrate (and I added also the permission entry).
I compiled the whole thing and got no errors.
But when I try it in runtime I get a lot of errors coming from the swc
Obviously I think I will have to do it manually with ADT.
This means that I can test it only on my device and I have to put some sort of "if" in my code for excluding that code when I compile and launch it from Flash env.
Am I Right?
If yes, can someone drop some lines in order to add an extension when packaging with ADT?
Thanks in advance
You need to use command line ADT to compile. You also need to add -extdir "foldername"to the command line that has your android native code in it. In addition, you need to modify your XML file to include <extensions>. I just took the sample at the below link and looked at how they structered theri XMLs etc. I also got the toasts working.
One issue I ran into with AIR3 is that the soft menu key on Android tablets is missing. Apps I compiled in AIR2.6 SDK such as the sample "Options Menu" in the template show the menu key in Honeycomb. Same app compiled using AIR3 does not. Now I have users emailing me that are unable to get into the options of my apps and I have to ugly up the UI with a button. If you need this feature, please vote below:
To include a native extension in the package, add "-extdir dir-with-ane-files" to the command line after the application descriptor. E.g:
-storetype pkcs12 -keystore ../codesign.p12
Testing is a little more problematic until Flash CS supports native extensions. There are ways to do it on the desktop using the command-line ADL utility, but really, I think testing on the device is the easiest. (I do have to admit that I haven't used Flash CS to work with ANEs, only Flash Builder at this point.)
At last I found some time and managed to test both the captive package and the native extentensions.
All went well.
Now I have done "from scratch" an application that has the captive runtime and that vibrates the phone.
Thanks to everyone.
P.S. Obviosly now I'm wating for a native extension "officially" supported for displaying Admob banners in my app and I'm done :-)
I've made a complete working example for publishing an application with captive runtime, assets and native extensions starting from Flash CS5.5
I was able to make it thanks to hints and suggestions I found in this thread.
Note: english is not my native tongue so I hope you understand what I've written also if sometime it sounds "engrish".
Here it is the link to the zip file:
- You must have Flash cs5.5 pro (obviously)
- You must have installed the overlay for Air3.0 sdk on your Flash cs5.5 pro
Here it is a link that explain how to accomplish it: http://forums.adobe.com/message/3939712
Here the steps I made.
1) Open Flash CS5.5 and create a new AIR for Android application
2) Add the swc to the libraries used by your FLA (open Actionscript 3.0 settings and add "VibrationActionScriptLibrary.swc")
Btw, you can find this "ready to use" native extension inside the zipfile that you can download from here: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/native-extensions-for-air/extensions/vibration.html
However in my example you will find also a directory named "extension" that contains it.
3) Open and then close the "air for android settings": by doing this Flash will create yourapp-app.xml file in the directory where your FLA resides.
For example my fla is named "vibrate.fla" so Flash created for me a "vibrate-app.xml" file.
4) Make a copy of this "vibrate-app.xml" file by naming it "real-vibrate-app.xml" (or choose whatever name you want)
I've done this because after modyfing the original one by adding the <extension> tag (see below) I wasn't able to test my app from within Flash IDE (when I compile it it simply doesn't start)
Instead by doing this all worked fine.
5) Edit the "real-vibrate-app.xml" file by adding somewhere these lines (I added it just before the <initialWindow> tag)
6) Add <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.VIBRATE"/> in the <android> <manifestAdditions> part in "real-vibrate-app.xml" file.
You should do something like this:
7) Develop your application
I made a simple one that loads an external jpg and shows it on the stage: then the user can tap on it to make the phone vibrate.
The function "doVibration" is called only when the app is running on Android Device so I do not get any executions error when I run the app from within Flash Ide
8) Publish and test it to your USB connected device by launching the "publish.bat" file I have created
Open a dos prompt and move to your project directory then type publish.bat and press enter.
Note: it can be that you have to edit the bat file in order to change the path to the ADT tool that comes with Air3.0 sdk
It should be in [your adobe flash cs5.5 directory]\AIR2.6\bin\adt (rememeber, you must have installed the Air3.0 sdk overlying the old Air2.6/2.7 in the AIR2.6 directory)
Inside the bat file you can change easily the target type (captive or not) simply by commenting/decommenting the right line.
Captive version is about 8Mb more than the normal one but the big deal is that the user that installs it do not need the air runtime installed on his phone!
The "big line" that creates the package is the following one:
call %ADT_LINK% -package -target %TARGET_TYPE% -storetype pkcs12 -keystore certificate/vibrate.p12 -storepass android AirVibrate.apk real-vibrate-app.xml -extdir extensions vibrate.swf icons assets
call %ADT_LINK% it's just the path to the ADT tool
-package it's the command that we want ADT to execute
-target %TARGET_TYPE% captive/non captive version
-storetype pkcs12 certificate related
-keystore certificate/vibrate.p12 path to your self signed certificate
-storepass android certificate related, I created the example certificate with "android" password and this parameters tell ADT to always use it without prompting
AirVibrate.apk the name of the Apk
real-vibrate-app.xml the apk-xml to use that is the one we modified manually above
-extdir extensions it's the path to the directory that contains the native extension
vibrate.swf the main swf
icons the icons directory
assets the assets directory (where I put the external jpg)
If everything is correct, the batch file creates the AirVibrate.apk then installs it on your attached usb device and run it.
When you tap over the Android image that will appear, your phone should vibrate.
Now.. does someone wants to develop a Native Extension to show Admob banners in our Android Air Applications?
If I missed something, please let me know.
Thank you for that.
Here's another useful resource, Brent's iBrent YouTube channel:
He has posted a few new ones today, that include things like how to overlay AIR3.0 onto CS5.5, and how to compile an app that has native extensions.
I have vibration and toasts working in my apps. Agree that admob would be a great addition. Another good one (if possible) would be a native listview control. I cannot seem to find a good one made in flash that will allow me as good of a user experience as stock android.

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**Step-by-step: Yes**

The article contains a clear sequence of ordered steps for building an app with captive runtime and native extensions using Flash CS5.5. The steps are enumerated logically from setting up the AIR SDK to configuring the application descriptor and testing on a device, making it easy for readers to follow and implement.

**Training: Yes**

The procedural instructions provided in the article are well-structured and detailed enough to be useful for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. The clear delineation of each step, along with explanations of the commands and their purposes, encourages a more sophisticated understanding of the processes involved in app development, particularly in using native extensions and working with the command line.


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The Indians, who have a need for left-handed relievers, signed one Friday.
Mike Zagurski, who appeared in a total of seven major-league games last season with the Pirates and Yankees, has signed a minor-league contract with the Tribe, with an invitation to the major-league spring training camp as a non-roster player.
Zagurski, 30, had a 17.05 ERA in 6 1/3 innings for the Pirates and Yankees last season. He spent most of the season in the minor leagues. In 45 relief appearances at Class AAA in the Pirates, Yankees and A’s organizations, Zagurski was 6-3 with a 3.04 ERA, while averaging 14 strikeouts per nine innings (83 strikeouts in 53 1/3 innings).
A 12th-round pick in 2005 by the Phillies, Zagurski has 89 career appearances in the majors, all of them starts, and has a 7.05 ERA.
Meanwhile, the official announcement on the Indians’ signing of free -agent outfielder David Murphy to a two-year $12 million contract, is expected to come early next week.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing any specific task; instead, it offers information about player signings and statistics. Additionally, the procedural instructions necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning are lacking, as the information presented is general and does not support a structured or analytical approach to a particular problem or task.


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One day after an Associated Press investigation found that Dennis Rehberg hid tens of thousands of dollars in cash from lobbyists, today the millionaire Congressman marks the one-year anniversary of his U.S. Senate campaign.
And what a year it’s been.
The Montana Democratic Party today released a video highlighting Rehberg’s most memorable, out-of-touch moments from the past year.
“From calling Pell Grants ‘welfare’ to supporting an unpopular federal land-grab bill that undermines our rights, Congressman Rehberg has shown all of us how out of touch he is with Montana values–over and over again,” said Ted Dick, Executive Director of the Montana Democratic Party. “Montanans deserve someone who stands for their values in Washington–not Dennis Rehberg, who was forced to drop a lawsuit against Billings firefighters.”
2011: A year of blunders for Congressman Dennis Rehberg:
February 6, 2011: Congressman Rehberg announces his candidacy for United States Senate alongside controversial presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann. Bachmann had just proposedcutting $4.5 billion in veterans’ benefits.
February 8, 2011: Rehberg makes national headlines for suggesting that judges should be on theEndangered Species Act.
April 1, 2011: Rehberg calls Pell Grants “the welfare of the 21st century.”
April 28 2011: Congressman Rehberg tells the Missoula City Club that although he is one of thewealthiest members of Congress, he is “struggling like everybody else” and “cash poor.”
September 2011: Montanans of all political backgrounds criticize Rehberg’s controversial sponsorship of his unpopular HR 1505, legislation that would give one federal agency the power to seize public lands in Montana.
October 8, 2011: The Associated Press notes that Rehberg has held “far more infrequent” public events in Montana. Shortly thereafter, Rehberg stood by as a uniformed sheriff removed a Montana Democratic Party employee from Rehberg’s so called “public” event.
November 11, 2011: Amid a sea of controversy, Rehberg is forced to drop his wildly unpopular, 15-month lawsuit against Billings firefighters.
February 5, 2012: An Associated Press investigation finds that Rehberg hid tens of thousands of dollars campaign contributions, even as he criticizes others for taking campaign contributions.
- A Tale Of Two Polls (dgsma.wordpress.com)
- Tester vs Rehberg: Who Works Harder? (dgsma.wordpress.com)
- A Rehberg Tax Reminder (dgsma.wordpress.com)
- Rehberg Says Congress Is Just As Functional As Lindsay Lohan (dgsma.wordpress.com)
- “Where Are You?” (dgsma.wordpress.com)

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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 consists of a chronological list of events related to Congressman Dennis Rehberg, highlighting various controversies and statements over time. Furthermore, the procedural instructions present in the article are not structured or detailed enough to serve as training material for a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as they lack explicit processes and clear outcomes that could guide reasoning tasks.


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Braves 3, Phillies 2
Game 82 - Sunday Afternoon, June 29th in Philadelphia
Record - 36-46, 5th Place, 8 games behind the Braves
One Sentence Summary: Clutch hits were not to be found as the Phillies dropped another game to the Braves, this time by a score of 3-2.
What It Means: For the first time since the awful September of 1964, the Phillies were swept at home in a four game series by the Braves.
What Happened: Marlon Byrd tried to single-handedly provide some offense for the team, hitting two solo home runs in the losing effort. In the four game series, the Phillies went 3 for 32 with runners in scoring position.
Featured Card: Back on September 27, 1964, the Phillies were in free-fall and about to get swept in a four game series by the then Milwaukee Braves. Jim Bunning got knocked out of that game after allowing seven runs in three innings of work. Dallas Green tried to stop the bleeding, but allowed another five runs in an inning and two-thirds of relief. This was the loss that dropped the 1964 Phillies into second place, out of the top spot in the National League for good, dashing all hopes of a World Series appearance.
In summary, getting swept by the Braves in a four game series at home stinks. Big time.
Transaction: Sean O'Sullivan was designated for assignment following his spot start and infielder Andres Blanco was recalled from the IronPigs. Blanco is the 44th player to suit up for the Phillies this year, which leads the Majors and has kept the Chachi Set Production Department on its toes.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing any specific task. Instead, it offers a summary of a baseball game and context around the performance of the Phillies, which lacks structured procedural instructions. For training purposes, the content does not contain enough detail or clarity to guide a language model through deeper reasoning, as it primarily narrates events rather than presenting systematic instructions.


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Introduction: How to Make the Best Macaroni and Cheese
What you will need
2 Tablespoon oil
1 packet of elbow Macaroni
6 tablespoons of Butter
1/2 cup of flour
1 and 1/2 cup of milk
1 teaspoon Pepper
1 cup of grated cheddar cheese (if not more)
1 cup Mozzarella cheese
Boil water with Salt and 2 tablespoons of oil, add the Macaroni and let it cook, if the cooking instructions in the package says 12 minutes, cook for 9, this usually stops the Macaroni over cooking.
In a separate pan, under low fire melt the butter.
Once the Butter melts add the flour and stir, making a roux.
Gently add the Milk into the roux and stir well. you should have a Pancake mixture consistency.
I’m using the usual cheddar cheese here when it calls for sharp cheddar cheese, the reason? You might have a hard time finding sharp cheddar in Sri lanka.
Mix in the Macaroni, Pepper and Salt, taste the sauce, since you are not using sharp cheddar, you have to add salt to a point where you taste it, don’t over do it but if you don’t taste the Salt, your Mac and cheese will be bland.(trial and error results).
Pour the Macaroni into a baking pan and top it off with Mozzarella Cheese.
Cover the baking dish with foil. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F(170 degrees C). Total baking time is 25 minutes. Bake for 20 minutes with the foil on.
Remove the foil at the last 5-3 minutes, so the Mozzarella cheese melts to perfection. keep an eye that you don’t burn the layer of cheese.
For step by step instructions click on the following link http://www.islandsmile.org/2015/08/21/macaroni-and-cheese/

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making macaroni and cheese, detailing each action from boiling water to baking the dish. However, while the instructions are straightforward, they lack the depth and structured reasoning necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning. For example, insights into why certain decisions (like cooking time adjustments) are made would enhance understanding and encourage better reasoning.


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MADISON, Wis. - Kirk Triplett rallied to win the inaugural American Family Insurance Championship on Sunday for his fifth PGA Tour Champions title, making four straight birdies in front of another large crowd at University Ridge.
Triplett birdied the par-4 13th, 14th and 15th and par-5 16th, saved par with a 6-footer on the par-3 17th and parred the par-4 18th. The three-time PGA Tour winner played the front nine in 3 under, dropped a stroke on the par-4 10th and birdied the par-5 11th.
Bart Bryant, the leader at 17 under after a birdie on 14, had a 69. He made a triple-bogey 7 on the 15th after losing his ball when it sailed to the right off the tee.
Goodes shot a 68.
Bernhard Langer finished with a 69 to tie for 13th at 11 under. The 58-year-old German star was coming off a victory two weeks ago in the Constellation Senior Players Championship.
John Daly had a 66 - his best round in his first six events on the tour - to tie for 36th at 7 under.
Hometown PGA Tour player Steve Stricker helped launch the event and is the tournament host. He turns 50 in February and will be eligible to play next year.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or instructions for completing a task; rather, it primarily reports on the outcomes of a golf tournament and player performances. Additionally, it lacks well-structured procedural instructions necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as it does not delve into any processes or decision-making frameworks that would encourage such reasoning.


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Choco Lava Cake
Going in the Oven- Ramekins in Waterbath.
Jus Out-of-Oven - Molten Lava Cake
I feel out of touch here, coming up for a event after...can't recall my last entry....yet would like to give it a try. :D
This is a special post for a dear blogger friend, Divya Kudua, who is hosting first ever event at her lovely space @ Easycooking, the event is The Best Chocolate Cake.
Without any further digression, shall come to this lovely recipe which I have adapted from Show Me the Curry and Food Wishes, crisp on the out, gooey chocolatey goodness inside.
Choco Lava /Molten Lava Cake
Servings : 4 Indivdual Ramekins
100 gms milk choco chips
100 gms butter unsalted
1/4 cup all purpose flour
2 heaped tsp Hershey's cocoa (optional)
2 large eggs
1/3 cup sugar (caster)
1/2 tsp vanilla essence
Butter for greasing( I used clarified butter/ghee)
Pre-heat oven to 180

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps; the instructions are incomplete and lack the necessary structure to guide the reader through the baking process. Additionally, there are insufficient details and logical progression for the steps, which limits the potential for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning since it lacks clarity and completeness.


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Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
I can't even explain how excited I am now that I'm finally working on all the stuff that's been in my head. I'm currently working on an Edward Scissorhands tote bag but I won't post that for a little while. I will however let you see my first completely finished product (shown above) which is currently available on ebay.
I'll put up more as I learn how to use blogspot.
The Masked Rabbit

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task, as it primarily expresses the author's personal excitement and updates about their creative process without detailed procedural instructions. Additionally, the lack of structured or detailed instructions means it would not effectively train a language model for deeper reasoning about task completion.


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This Tuscan Chicken Pasta recipe is one you will want to add on your to make list again and again.
The last couple of weeks have been rough around here — if I am honest, the last month has been rough. My mother in law has been in and out of the hospital and when that happens, life gets super busy for me. I run back and forth visting her, cleaning my home, taking care of everything — and honestly by the end of the day I am wiped out.
When that happens, I am thankful for meals like this one — my Tuscan Chicken Pasta dish. It comes together so quick and is super easy to make.
This is one of those dishes you come across when you are working on cleaning out the pantry and refrigerator. It’s kind of like a throw together meal — and happens all in the span of 20 minutes.
How to Make Tuscan Chicken Pasta
To make this dish, I roasted off two chicken breasts earlier in the day. I season 2 whole boneless skinless chicken breasts with Salt, pepper, and garlic powder.
I sear them in an iron skillet on both sides and then put in a 350 degreee oven for about 15 minutes — or until juices run clear and the themometer reads 160.
Then I make the sauce, cook the noodles, and put everything together in my big skillet for the perfect comfort food meal. It’s quick and easy.
The added sun dried tomatoes really kicks the flavor of this pasta dish up about 10 notches. It is superb! This one is a definite 5 star dish according to my family.
This recipe for Tuscan Chicken Pasta is super quick and easy to make. If you want dinner on the table in 20 minutes or less -- this is it!
- 1 16 ounce box of bow tie pasta
- 4 tbsp butter
- 4 cloves garlic minced
- 4 ounces cream cheese, cubed
- 1/4 cup Sun Dried Tomatoes with Italian Seasonings
- 2 Cups milk
- 2 Cups Shredded Parmesan Cheese (I prefer Fresh)
- 1/2 tsp pepper
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 2 each boneless skinless chicken breasts, cooked and cubed
Season chicken breasts with salt, pepper and garlic powder. Sear on both sides in cast iron skillet and then place in the oven at 350 degrees and bake for about 15 minutes or until juices run clear and temp reaches 160 degrees. Remove from oven and let rest.
In a medium skillet, melt the butter over medium heat. Add the garlic and cook for about 2 minutes, stirring the whole time to make sure it does not stick and burn.
Add the cream cheese, stirring with a whisk until the mixture is smooth. Don't worry if it looks weird at first. It might look curdled, but just continue to whisk and it will come together and get super creamy.
Stir in the sun-dried tomatoes. Keep cooking over medium heat and add the milk and whisk quickly and constantly until it is blended into the sauce. Stir in the Parmesan cheese, pepper and salt. Cook over medium heat, stirring until the cheese is melted and the sauce is the desired consistency, 5-10 minutes.
While sauce is coming together, boil your noodles according to package directions and cube up your cooked chicken breasts. Set those aside.
Add the chicken into the sauce and mix together (or you can leave the chicken out altogether). Serve over top of bow tie pasta and top with extra shredded Parmesan Cheese.
This Tuscan Chicken Pasta dish is definitely one of those meals you want to make when you need something quick and comforting.
What is your favorite comfort food meal?

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making Tuscan Chicken Pasta, detailing the preparation of chicken, sauce, and noodles in a logical flow that would guide the reader through the process effectively. Additionally, the instructions are well-structured and specific, encouraging deeper reasoning by explaining the cooking techniques and expected results, such as the importance of whisking the cream cheese until smooth and the required cooking times for the chicken and sauce. This clarity and detail make it useful for instructing a language model in procedural reasoning.


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Pioneers losing streak extends to five after 5-2 loss to Geneva
By: Sam JellinekThursday, June 22, 2017 | Categories:
ELMIRA, N.Y. – Behind six shutout innings from Andy Reed(Elmira), the Geneva Red Wings(11-4) took down the Elmira Pioneers(6-10) by a final score of 5-2 at Dunn Field.
Geneva got on the board early, as a Joe Preziuso(Canisius) error at third base on a grounder hit by Mikey Arman(Kenyon) allowed Matt Chamberlain(New Haven) to score from third with the game’s opening salvo.
In the 2nd, the Red Wings would tack on two more thanks to a flurry of extra base hits. Following a Will Simoneit(Cornell) single to open the inning, Langston Livingston(St. Joseph’s) ripped a ball into the gap that turned into a run scoring double for Livingston. Matt Smith(UC-Davis) followed up Livingston with a double of his, but was thrown out at third trying to extend it to a triple, however Livingston did come across to score on the play giving Geneva a 3-0 advantage.
With runners at the corners and two outs in the top of the 3rd, Will Simoneit collected his second hit of the day as he blasted a double that scored Justin Barr(Central Alabama C.C) with Geneva’s fourth run of the game.
With the early cushion, Red Wings starter Andy Reed settled into a groove and ended up throwing six scoreless innings, allowing just three hits while striking out four.
Following the rocky opening three innings, the Pioneers pitching staff would settle down as after the 3rd inning the Pioneers would throw four consecutive shutout innings. Starter Parker Ford(Mississippi State) tossed a scoreless 4th, before being relieved by Jackson Tedder(Virginia) who pitched a scoreless 5th, and then Bryce Zaparzynski(Mansfield) and Allbry Major(Xavier) each pitched a scoreless inning of their own.
In the 8th, that scoreless streak would be snapped when Justin Etts(NJIT) hit an RBI single against Allbry Major that pushed the score to 5-0.
Elmira would thwart Geneva’s shutout bid when in the bottom of the inning, a miscommunication amongst the Red Wings first baseman, second baseman, and right fielder allowed a Conor Grammes(Xavier) popup to drop in and score two runs making the score 5-2.
However, those were all the runs the Pioneers would get as Devon King(Post) came in to shut the door, pitching a 1-2-3 9th inning to end the game.
Andy Reed notches the win for Geneva after he threw six scoreless innings. Devon King gets his first save of the year after he put the finishing touches on the Pioneers in the 9th.
Parker Ford takes the loss for the Pioneers, his first. Ford threw four innings, allowing four runs, three earned, while striking out three.
The Pioneers will look to snap their losing skid tomorrow, Friday, June 23rd when they clash with the Jamestown Jammers in a doubleheader that begins at 4 p.m. at Dunn Field.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or procedural instructions for completing a task; instead, it describes a baseball game and its events. There are no instructional elements or structured guidance present that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as the content primarily focuses on reporting the results and developments of the game rather than detailing a process or method.


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Studying art history means a lot more than just reading and studying about dead artists, past eras and the historical circumstances.
Art means a lot more to me: It is my greatest passion and next to reading loads of art books/magazines, I fancy visiting museums and galleries during my leisure time. Mostly, I’m spending countless hours at exhibitions, reflecting about the artworks and its meanings and writing reviews about them afterwards. As a matter of fact, this blog was the result of my desire to write about art.
This section is dedicated to exhibitions and art projects/ events happening at museums, galleries and non-profit art spaces across Europe. All of them will include my personal statement, as I have visited all of what I’m writing about.
Besides I will also share interviews with artists, curators and other people working in the art world.
Find all articles regarding art and culture here!

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 offers a narrative about the author's experiences and interests in art. Additionally, the instructions or information shared are not structured in a way that would facilitate deeper reasoning or training for a language model, as they lack detailed procedural guidelines or systematic methodologies.


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Hey Ranger fans, I am thrilled to be back and sharing with you my creepy coffin box full of curiosities. I’ll share with you how I made the box look like it was built with wood planks creating a Faux Wood Coffin. So you can make your own.
Step 1. I started with the Movers and Shapers Coffin Box die and some mat board. You’ll want to grab a straight edge ruler and I used a bone folder to score the wood planks. Score the “wood planks” the length of the coffin, turn it and score the “plank ends” offsetting the scoring like you would see if it was real wood.
Step 2. Now that the coffin box is scored, the folded pieces can be cut. Since this is not paper, we won’t need to fold. Once that is done it’s time to ink with Distress Spray Stain Vintage Photo.
Step 3. Once the Distress Spray Stain Vintage Photo is dry the “wood plank” lines need to be highlighted. Grab the ruler and trace over your scored lines with Distress Marker Ground Espresso. Sand the edges to give it a worn look, then punch out some holes where the “nails” go.
Step 4. Place the holes near the wood plank ends and attach mini brads for an authentic look. When the mini brads are in place, the sides can be folded and glued. I use my hot glue for this process. Get out the Distress Inks Black Soot, Rusty Hinge and Ground Espresso.
Step 5. Using Distress Inks Black Soot, Rusty Hinge and Ground Espresso is a great way to add depth and intensity to the color. To create a rotting wood look I used the Distress Marker Spritzer Tool with Distress Marker Black Soot. This is a great time to add some metal like this worn sword inked up with Teak Wood Alcohol Ink.
Step 6. I know what you’re thinking… Sizzix Prancing Deer die? Cut off the antlers (or most of them) and ink with Distress Spray Stains Hickory Smoke and Black Soot.
Step 7. Sand the edges of the Deer allowing some of the ink to peel off so they look like Zombie Deer. Then add Distress Ink Black Soot and Ground Espresso. I wanted a good base for the coffin box to ride on so I used Sizzix Eileen Hull Recipe Box die, cut the flap off and inked with Distress Spray Stain Black Soot. Make crackle glass with a coat of Glue n’ Seal, air dry then add Clear Rock Candy Distress Crackle paint. Once dry add Teak Wood Alcohol Ink to show off the crackle.
Step 8. We need some wheels. So a toothpick, hot glue and a few Sprocket Gears will be perfect. I added more hardware with a Curiosities Word Band and #31 Plaquette. Adding Slate Alcohol Ink is a great way to achieve that worn effect.
Step 9. Time to add embellishments and break some skeletons! I have these metal skulls and the sword that I inked up with Alcohol Ink and they complement my Idea-ology embellishments perfectly. I love to break the skeletons and shape them for the project. One needs to be trying to escape despite the twine holding him in. This is where you can have fun embellishing.
Step 10. The Tiny Vial turned out great all crackled, inked and added Frightful Design Ephemera label.
Step 11. One Skeleton isn’t enough so I added another one dragging behind. He has ripped his arm off to reach.
Step 12. The Prancing Zombie Deer are harnessed with Tinsel Twine pulling the coffin and with its companions.
Step 13. The Skeleton is hanging out of the Coffin Box trying to escape. A little color is injected with a Mirrored Star inked with Meadow Alcohol Ink for the Zombie Deer. These pumpkins are flower pods from the Dollar Store I inked months ago with Distress Paint Rusty Hinge. Create a scene with pumpkins, moss and Idea-ology Wish Bone.
Have fun haunting your project. I hope the Faux Wood Technique is helpful when it comes to creating your next project.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps, guiding the reader through the process of creating a Faux Wood Coffin, making it easy to follow along. The instructions are detailed and structured in a way that encourages deeper reasoning, as they combine specific material applications with creative choices, allowing the reader to understand the "why" behind each step and to explore their own variations on the project.


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I love the savory flavor of this flat bread. It keeps me from being hungry for a long time. It is very easy also.
1 cup chickpea flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
2 Tablespoons olive oil, divided
1 Tablespoon minced fresh sage (1 teaspoon dried rubbed sage) also can use thyme or basil
1/2 cup chopped onion (I used green onions from the garden)
- Combine chickpea flour with salt and pepper: add 1 cup water and whisk until smooth. Let stand, cover with a dry towel, or at least 1 hour. I let it sit for 2 hours and it was fine (after which the batter will be the consistency of heavy cream.)
- Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Put a seasoned 10″ cast iron skillet in the oven and heat for 10 minutes.
- Whisk 1 tablespoon olive oil and sage into the batter. Remove the pan from the oven and add remaining 1 Tablespoon of olive oil, tilting to coat evenly. Add the onions to the hot pan and place back int oven for 1 minute.
- Whisk the batter again and pour gently and evenly over the onions in the pan. Return the pan to the oven and bake for 15 to 20 minutes, or until edges are medium to dark brown and the surface is golden brown. Remove from the pan and cool on a rack for 5 minutes before serving in wedges.
Adapted from Baking with herbs and spices with Father Dominic Garramone

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through the cooking process, from preparing the batter to baking the flatbread. Each step is detailed enough, including specific measurements and necessary actions, which would be conducive to training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it helps in understanding the relationships between the ingredients and the cooking methods involved.


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DIY Bedside Tables
If you have been following along on my instagram stories, you know that I've been working on some nightstands for our bedroom. I'm excited to share with you the complete how to guide for creating one of your own with the good, the bad and they why the heck I did this in the first place.
I've been looking for nightstands for about 6 months. I know that sounds crazy, like why can't I make a freaking decision, but the battle between what I wanted and what I could afford were REAL. At one point, I had found what I thought were the perfect ones on wayfair.com but they were on backorder with no date of when they would be back in stock and I was wanting to transform our $6 straight out of college nightstands STAT!
So one day, I started sketching in my notebook what I thought I would want. It took a few sketches and the design evolved but I eventually ended up with a design, the optimal dimensions for our new bed frame (plus all the stuff I like to keep on my nightstand) and voila!
I then decided to google supplies on home depot and I priced out a rough order of magnitude of what it would cost to build (including purchasing tools that I didn't have at home) and I was super excited to find out that I could build 2 nightstands just the way I wanted them for the price of 1 that I'd picked out on wayfair. Score!
And so, the DIYing began.
Start the Build
The Main Compartment
This project wasn't easy since it was my first time doing anything like this. I learned A LOT along the way but I am so excited with how it turned out. My rustic mid-century modern look is perfect next to the new bed frame. Stay tuned for the complete bedroom remodel, I'm excited to share it with you soon. Just a few more finishing touches left.
Thanks so much for being a part of this fun journey.
Write something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview.
All Basket Bathroom Branch Floral Arrangements Bud Vase Candles Cherry Blossoms Curtains Cylinder Vase Decor Accents DIY Door Mat Flare Vase Floral Notebook Floral Water Bottle Flowers Flower Wreath Flower Wreaths Furniture Greenery Home Decor Indoor Plants Jeans Narrow Neck Vase Nightstand Pastels Rugs Seat Cushions Shower Sneakers Spring Spring Decor Spring Ideas Sunglasses Throw Blanket Vase Vases

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through building bedside tables; instead, it offers a narrative of the author's experience and decisions without detailed, specific procedural instructions. As a result, the instructions are not structured in a way that facilitates training a language model for deeper reasoning, as there are no logical sequences or detailed steps to analyze and understand.


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You can transfer contents fast by wireless, using file sending and receiving function.
How to share contents with other LG mobile phones using SmartShare Beam
1.Turn SmartShare Beam on in another LG mobile phone, using the Settings > Network > Contents sharing and device connection > Send and receive a file menu.
2.Select a content to share in Gallery, Music, Video or File Manager App and touch the Share icon.
3.Wi-Fi will be turned on, if you press Send file on the upper side of the Share pop-up.
4.If the list of found devices appears, select a device to connect.
How to share contents with other LG G5 mobile phones using the file sending and receiving function.
Press “Allow file receiving” in the Quick Settings of another LG mobile phone.

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

The article presents a clear sequence of ordered steps for sharing content between LG mobile phones, making it easy for readers to follow the process. The instructions are detailed and structured in a way that could help train a language model to understand procedural tasks and reasoning by breaking down actions into logical steps, although further clarification and context might enhance depth.


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16 of the Most Shocking YouTube Breakups of 2017
Alissa Violet & Jake Paul
When Alissa left the Team 10 house in February of 2017, a very public breakup with the younger Paul brother ensued — and we're STILL dealing with the aftermath. First things first, she and Jake both took to Twitter for a bunch of he said, she said. Long story short, both claim the other cheated. Then they moved onto another social media platform to throw shade at each other with diss tracks "Its Everyday Bro" and "It's Everynight Sis."
And just when we thought things were winding down and they were moving on with Erika Costell and FaZe Banks, cue the rumors — yes, again. This time, Jake's assistant Meg Zelly claimed that Alissa's current BF had assaulted her, which led to Alissa outing Jake for physically abusing her in the past. Talk about a tangled web, but we think it's safe to say they're done. Whether they're done fighting, though, is still up for debate.
Photo: Instagram (@jakepaul)

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 narrates events surrounding the breakups of various YouTube personalities without structured instructions or detailed procedural guidance. This lack of clarity and organization makes it unsuitable for training a language model aimed at deeper reasoning, as there are no steps to analyze or follow methodically.


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Windows Server 2016 – WSUS – Windows Updates failed 0x80244022
I have WSUS server on Windows Server 2016, but clients got an error 0x80244022, the first step was increase RAM from 4 GB to 8GB on WSUS server and restart it, it works but only few hours…
i found that WsusPool in AppPool in IIS was Stopped
If click to advanced settings of WsusPool and slide down to Recycling – the Private Memory is in default set to 1843200 (which is 1.8 GB).
i have 8 GB RAM, so lets go increase Private Memory Limit to 4 GB (4194304)
And start WsusPool again.
Now WsusPool workin correctly ! :))

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

The article does provide a clear sequence of steps that guide the reader through the troubleshooting process, making it easy to follow. However, the instructions lack sufficient detail and structure to serve as effective training material for a language model, as they do not fully elaborate on the reasoning behind each action or include broader context on potential errors and solutions.