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Tutorials are the fastest way of finding out what KDE will do for you, and how to do it. Here is a list of currently available tutorials.
- Introduction To KDE 4 Programming
- You are interested in writing applications with KDE 4? This tutorial series is aimed at those completely new to KDE programming.
- Introduction to CMake
- How to use the CMake build system used by KDE4
- Using Qt Designer to build user interfaces
- How to create UI files with designer, and how to integrate them into a KDE program
- Using Command-line Options
- How to use the KDE Command-line arguments system
- Debugging your application
- Tips, tools and techniques to apply when debugging your KDE application
- Writing Unittests for Qt4 and KDE4 with QTestLib (Original link)
- Tutorial by Brad Hards that describes how to write unit tests using the QTestLib framework. It is presented as an example based tutorial, and is still under development. Does this belong in this section? It's hardly a beginner tutorial.
- Semi-automatic ways to detect code errors
- Techniques you can use to detect errors in KDE code Maybe this should be put under the Dubugging page? Or maybe both these pages should be put in their own subsection on this page?
Managing Configuration Data With KConfig
- Using KConfig XT
- Tutorial on how to efficiently use the KConfig XT framework.
File Access With KIO
- 101: Unicode
- An introduction to what Unicode is as well as how to handle Unicode data in KDE applications.
- 110: Writing Applications With Localization in Mind
- This tutorial covers what localization is, why it's important and how to ensure your application is ready to be localized. A must read for all application developers.
- 115: Avoiding Common Localization Pitfalls
- There are several common mistakes that prevent applications from being properly localized. Find out what they are and how to easily avoid them in this tutorial.
- 120: Building KDE's Localization Module
- Building and installing language support from KDE's localization (l10n) module is a good idea for those working on applications in the main KDE repository. Doing so will allow you to test your application in another language and spot problem areas. Learn how to do just that in this tutorial.
- 200: Incorporating i18n Into the Build System
- Once your application is ready to be localized, the next step is to ensure that translation files are built automatically and kept up to date. This tutorial covers the necessary CMakeFiles.txt additions as well the process of distributing the resulting message catalogs with your application.
- 210: Common i18n Challenges and Solutions
- This tutorial covers challenges that you may eventually run into such as translating handbooks and other data that exists outside of the source code, merging and handling obsolete .po files, deeling with freezes, coding in languages other than English and creating independent releases of or moving applications between KDE modules.
Components and Plugins
Application Automation and Scripting
- 101: Introduction to D-Bus
- A straight-forward introduction to the core concepts in D-Bus from an application developer's perspective, this tutorial covers what D-Bus is and how it can be used by applications.
- 201: Accessing D-Bus Interfaces
- A step-by-step guide to calling D-Bus methods and connecting to D-Bus signals using QtDBus.
- 211: Creating D-Bus Interfaces
- Learn how to expose functionality in your application by creating and using custom D-Bus interfaces. Covers generating the XML descriptions, instantiating interfaces at run time and setting up the build system with CMake.
- 300: D-Bus Autostart Services
- Turn your application into a D-Bus autostart service with this tutorial. This D-Bus feature will ensure that even when your application isn't running that D-Bus calls made to it will work by relying on the D-Bus daemon itself to start your app if and when needed.
- Creating Konqueror Service Menus
- This tutorial shows you how to create mimetype-specific actions in Konqueror's context menu (aka "servicemenus").
- Kross Tutorial (Original Link)
- This tutorial explains how to integrate the Kross scripting framework into an application.
Search and Metadata
- Writing file analyzers
- File analyzers extract data from files to display in the file dialogs and file managers. The data gathered this way is also used to search for files. KDE4 allows the use of multiple analyzers per file type. This tutorial describes how you can write new analyzers.
- Introduction to Solid
- An introduction to using the Solid hardware discovery and interaction system in KDE applications.
- Accessing Network Information
- How to use the Solid system to get information about the network
- 101: Hello World
- Introduction to the KDE printing system
- TODO 110 Print Dialog
- Using the KDE print dialog
Get Hot New Stuff
- Introduction to Get Hot New Stuff
- An introduction to the developer-friendly network update system that allows KDE applications to fetch new application data at runtime in a user friendly manner.
- KNewStuff Secure (Original Link)
- Tutorial showing how to share resources in a secured way (KDE 3.4 and later). By András Mantia <firstname.lastname@example.org>.
Rapid Application Development
- 101 Introduction to signal and slots
- A simple introduction to QT's signal and slots architecture.
- KDE-Python tutorial
- A python version of Daniel's KDE tutorial by Boudewijn Rempt.
- KDE Ruby Korundum tutorial
- A ruby version of Antonio Larrosa Jiménez's KDE tutorial by Richard Dale. See the Ruby Developers Corner for Qt tutorials and other info.
- Qt4 Ruby Tutorial
- Trolltech's fabulous introductory tutorial to Qt, translated to Ruby.
- Shell Scripting with KDE dialogs (German Version)
- Tutorial by Brad Hards that describes how to use KDE dialogs in shell scripts with kdialog. It is presented as an example based tutorial.
- Using and extending the KDE EDU Plot widget (docbook archive)
- This tutorial introduces Jason Harris' KPlotWidget that is part of the KDE EDU package. Contains information about defining your own widget in QT / KDevelop designer and about subclassing widgets and overriding member functions to extend functionality.
KDE2 and KDE3 Materials
- KDE3 Tutorials
- These tutorials cover topics related to KDE3.
- KDE2 Tutorials
- These tutorials cover topics related to KDE2.
Content is available under Creative Commons License SA 4.0
unless otherwise noted.

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 lists a variety of tutorials without detailed procedural instructions or clear progression, making it challenging for readers to follow a step-by-step format. Additionally, the lack of detailed guidance diminishes its usefulness for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as it doesn't encourage comprehensive understanding or critical thinking regarding the tutorials presented.


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Welcome to the Accountable Health Blog and thanks for taking some of your time to visit. Why did I start this blog? We all know there are problems with both the supply and demand sides of the health and healthcare system and both must be worked on in order to get to the solution we all deserve. I hope to highlight some of the issues, possible solutions and help move our system in the right direction.
On the Supply Side there are issues with pricing and utilization. We pay too much and do too much. While post ACA we have begun to see a greater focus on reducing the utilization of services, the price we pay for those services and efforts to truly reduce costs have not received adequate attention. Healthcare costs continue to rise at rates in excess of general inflation and a greater percentage of those costs is falling on individuals and taxpayers.
On the Demand Side, population health and all that it entails, from keeping the healthy, healthy, to reducing risk, chronic care management, case management and end of life decisions all play a role. While population health as part of the solution has been well accepted, many providers are struggling to understand and implement these programs.
My career work includes population health, disease management, HMO and hospital operations, software development and analytics. This diverse background has provided me with a unique perspective and knowledge base that can be leveraged as you seek to be successful in the new Value-Based Care world.
I hope you enjoy reading this blog and please feel free to comment. There is much to do and new ideas are welcomed and needed.
Have a thought or question, or looking for a speaker, let me know, I’d love to hear it.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a task. Instead, it discusses general issues in the healthcare system without structured procedural instructions. Consequently, the content lacks the detail and ordering necessary to train a language model in deeper reasoning, as it does not present actionable steps or processes that can be logically followed or analyzed.


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The error message that states “The handle is invalid” can appear for numerous reasons. Directly after this error we attempted to print from MS Word and we were told there as well that a problem with the printer existed. We then remembered that we had just completed a routine patch update to Windows Vista so we decided to look back in the logs. Sure enough one of the items that was upgraded was a printer driver for a Samsung printer.
To resolve this issue we opened up the control panel and selected the Samsung printer to print a test page. Just to note the computer had already been rebooted after the patch upgrade. If it had not been rebooted that would have been the first step. Follow the quick steps below to see how the problem resolved itself for us.
- Open Control Panel: Click the windows icon in the bottom left of the computer screen and then select Control Panel from the pop up menu.
- Open Printers: If you are not already in Classic View mode then switch to this by clicking on Classic View in the upper right of the control panel. Once in Classic View click on Printers and Faxes.
- Open Printer Properties: Right click on the printer in question and select Properties from the drop down.
- Print a Test Page: Click the “Print A Test Page” button from the printer properties. It took our printer a minute to warm up but once it did it printed the test page properly.
After printing the test page we went back to notepad and the note printed without issue. We then attempted to print the Word document that was already open but received the same error. After restarting Word then Word documents started printing properly.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps to troubleshoot the "The handle is invalid" error related to printing, detailing actions such as opening the Control Panel, switching to Classic View, and printing a test page. However, while the instructions are straightforward, they lack the detailed explanations necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as they do not encourage analysis or understanding of underlying principles beyond the immediate problem resolution.


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- iPhoto: Organize and Share Your Digital Photos
- First, install iPhoto
- Open iPhoto
- Import your photos to iPhoto
- Viewing your photos
- iPhoto Preferences
- Create an Album and add photos to it
- The Organize view
- Arrange the order of the photos
- Keywords and searching
- The Edit view
- The Book view
- The Share view
- Export copies of your photos in various formats
- Extra tips and information
iPhoto is an application made exclusively for Mac OS X. It makes managing your digital photo collections both easy and fun. You can effortlessly import photos straight from most digital cameras, as well as from other sources, such as a digital card reader, CD, Zip disk, or from a location on your iMac's hard disk. Use iPhoto to organize and edit your photos, then share them with friends, relatives, or business associates in a number of different ways.
Even if you don't own a digital camera, you can send your exposed film to companies that offers digital film services. These companies can process your film and put your photos on a CD or post them on the web for you to download. Visit www.Ofoto.com or www.Shutterfly.com to see what services are available.
For a list of compatible cameras, printers, and digital card readers, see the iPhoto web site (www.apple.com/iphoto). If your digital device is not listed as compatible, there is still a chance that it may worktry it before you buy a new one.
And if you want still more details on iPhoto, pick up Adam Engst's great book, iPhoto for Mac OS X: Visual QuickStart Guide.

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

The article does provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through the process of using iPhoto, from installation to sharing photos. However, while the steps are listed, they lack detailed explanations or procedural instructions that would facilitate deeper reasoning or critical thinking about iPhoto's features and functionalities. The instructions would benefit from elaboration to help users understand the rationale behind each step and how they connect to broader concepts of photo management.


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Lionel Messi would welcome the addition of Antoine Griezmann to Barcelona's ranks as the France forward prepares to reveal where he will plying his trade next season.
Griezmann's future has been the source of much speculation over the past 12 months and, after last summer being heavily linked with Manchester United, he has emerged as a possible big-money signing for La Liga champions Barca.
The 27-year-old, who could also decide to shun any suitors and extend his four-year stay with Atletico Madrid, is set to announce his intentions before France begin their World Cup campaign against Australia next Saturday.
Should he decide the Nou Camp is his next destination, Messi believes the prolific striker's signature will help Barca's bid to reclaim their former mantle as Europe's top team from Real Madrid.
Asked if Griezmann is the top summer target Barca need, Messi told Spanish newspaper Sport: "I don't know if he's a priority.
"I'm in agreement that to get back to winning the Champions League we have to have the best players. And Griezmann is one of them. If the club sign him, brilliant.
"I don't know if he's the priority. It depends on the technical secretary and coach. I'm just saying that to win the Champions League you need to have the best. And he is very good!"
Messi won the Champions League four times with Barca between 2006 and 2015 but has seen arch-rivals Madrid claim it in four of the last five seasons.
The Argentine, whose side were surprisingly dumped out of last season's competition at the quarter-final stage by Roma despite winning the first leg 4-1, added: "The truth is we would like to have won more Champions Leagues, above all in the last three years.
"Getting knocked out at that stage of the competition can't happen to us, especially how it happened this time, with the first-leg lead we had.
"That made the elimination even more painful and it was viewed as being even worse because of how it happened."

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it offers insights and opinions from Lionel Messi regarding the potential signing of Antoine Griezmann by Barcelona. The text lacks the structured procedural instructions necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as it primarily focuses on Messi's perspective on player transfers and the team's performance, rather than outlining a task with detailed, actionable steps.


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For just under a month I've been battling illness with either flu or cold it hasn't been my most attractive moment however it has meant taking things a little slower and finding new loves in old ones. Taking some time away (even if reluctantly) can give a much needed release from constantly working away doing your best busy bee impression. Here are some of my current lifestyle loves that have been giving me real joy, what have you been enjoying of late?
Of late I've been really trying to work on my style, as I'm currently trying hard to save the pennies and not add to my wardrobe to be more in line with my minimalist goals. So to not only take in fresh inspiration on how to style and to find more breathtaking accounts I've bee following @leevoburgh for her winter section section of her original 10x10 challenge and the freelanceootd hashtag is for fellow creatives who may need a push to try more with their style instead of reaching for the same easy clothing choices. As I also work in an office it's been an experiment to balance my everyday style with a slightly more professional setting plus take into account my tiny bank balance to boot. As the sun is making a steady return to the seasonal forecast (yes!) it also marks more availability and more time to take pictures of said outfits and venture outside for adventures.
N I G H T S W I T H N E T F L I X
Me, my lemsip, snotty tissues and my blankets have had a fair few nights just relaxing and trying to recover which means it's been the perfect time to find programs to obsess over, now although a lot of my latest choices aren't new it's good to completely unplug from everything. When you're feeling sorry for yourself sometimes the old reliables are the best but now I'm coming out of my poorly period it's time to introduce a few new films and tv programs to my repertoire. What have you been watching & loving just recently?
F R I E N D S
U L T I M A T E B E A S T M A S T E R
H E L L B O Y
J U L I E & J U L I A
S H A R K
M I S S F I S H E R ' S M U R D E R
M Y S T E R I E S
H A V I N G M I N I
P E R S O N A L P R O J E C T S
As I work the 9-5 role with commuting time as well, it doesn't leave a lot of time for myself let alone trying to take this blog to the next level and make a start on all those ideas I just can't shake. As my time is so precious I've had to lessen my output on here to find some balance between the planning stages and what I can do with quality plus have time for me so I don't burn out which could put me further behind on my goals. Whilst it's frustrating to not be where I want in my blogging journey something I've been really enjoying is working towards putting certain plans in motion this includes making my own project book to work from, it's been good to have my own creative thing to work on and research. Something I'm consistently on the hunt for is knowledge especially in a field I care about so working on this has been a dream and it's really helped me refine and work through my potential ideas and when it will be best to attempt them.
A D D I N G M O R E S H A R K S
It's no secret at all that some of my favourite animals are Sharks (apart from cats) they are such amazing beasts that I'll happily watch all the programs (see above) and add related trinkets to my living space, with my nearest and dearest they know they're on to a winner if they purchase shark presents. The latest items added to my ever growing collection is this shark key ring from New Look and this shark pin from Robot Dance Battle to add some accessory cute contrast to my minimal wardrobe. Forever more sharks please.
W H A T L I F E S T Y L E L O V E S H A V E Y O U B E E N O B S E S S E D W I T H ?

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it shares personal reflections and lifestyle experiences without structured instructions. Additionally, the content lacks detailed procedural guidance, making it unsuitable for training a language model for deeper reasoning. The article is more conversational and exploratory than instructional, which does not lend itself to developing logical steps or training protocols.


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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through completing a task; instead, it seems to be a collection of thoughts rather than a structured guide. Additionally, the procedural instructions are absent, which makes it unsuitable for training a language model for deeper reasoning, as there are no detailed instructions or logical processes to analyze or follow.


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Super simple rain forest projects : fun & easy animal environment activities
Learn about rain forest habitats with Super Simple Rain Forest Projects! Kids will discover what plants and animals live in rain forests and read about rain forest food chains. Then, they will learn how to create a tree terrarium, make a rain forest animal mosaic, and more. Each project has color photos and easy-to-follow instructions.
- 1 of 1 copy available at OWWL.
Current holds0 current holds with 1 total copy.
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response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing tasks; it mentions activities but does not describe them in a structured manner that guides the reader step-by-step. Additionally, while it touches on creating projects like a tree terrarium and a rain forest animal mosaic, there are no detailed procedural instructions presented that would foster deeper reasoning or understanding for training a language model.


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Is Zendesk your preferred support platform? It’s mine, and we use it at work a lot as well.
As you can see from the sidebar on this site I even got certified as a ZD Administrator since I like it so much (and passed an exam, but this does not count :P).
There are some things though that Zendesk does not support and could actually make our life easier, like showing the ticket ID in the browser tab title.
This is how the tab appears by default:
But, we could show some useful info in there, like the ticket ID.
Like I already said, Zendesk has no way to do this, and creating an app to do it would be time-consuming and not very efficient.
So I wrote to my dear friend Google, and it found for me a script that does exactly what we want. This script though adds way too many info, like the ticket title which is just cut off the tab most of the time due to its length.
I forked this script and made some changes to reduce the info added to the ticket ID. I also removed that “Agent -“ part that in my opinion is useless.
How Do I Use This Script?
To use this script you need to install first a browser extension that can read and use scripts, like Tampermonkey. Once installed and activated, visit this link and Tampermonkey will recognize the script and will ask you to install it.
Click on Install and then refresh your Zendesk tab.
That’s it, your browser tab title will now include the ticket ID!

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide readers through the process of using the script, including instructions for installing a browser extension and installing the script itself. However, the procedural instructions lack depth and detail required for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as they do not encompass broader context or considerations that might enrich understanding and application of the task.


document: Fitness experts share their favorite belly fat-burning workouts, no crunches required. These belly fat exercises burn away your stomach fat in no time.. 12 Best Ways to Lose Belly Fat for Good.But now you can lose belly fat in one month with this easy, step-by-step guide It’s simple, just switch to a low GI diet that will help you stabilise blood sugar levels and stop cravings. Then add in some extras, like a glass of semi-skimmed milk or plant-based alternative, that will help you to whittle down your waist line.7 min power cardio Weight Loss Workout: Denise Austin- Fit in a Flash -. Reduce and Lose Belly Fat While You Sit with These 5 Chair.There are several easy ways to lose belly fat fast and naturally. You can follow these steps to the speed the process & burn belly fat fast. Many of these goods are already in your Kitchen. Right foods will increase your metabolism and help you to lose belly fat. The belly fat is a serious.In fact, the belly fat gives the loose skin support and removing it can worsen the skin laxity. In these situations, another modality must be introduced to deal with the loose skin. Heat can be added either internally via laser liposuction or from the outside ( Venus Freeze ) to induce skin tightening.6 simple Ways to Lose Belly Fat, Based on Science Written by Kris Gunnars, BSc on April 11, 2018 If you buy something through a link on this page, we may earn a small commission.Lose,Weight,Workout,lose weight,7 minute workout at home everyday in weekly,workouts to burn fat,workouts to lose weight,work out at home to lose weight,how to lose weight quickly,cardio workout.How to lose belly fat fast: nhs weight loss expert shares 3 easy tips to combat fat BELLY fat can be problematic for health reasons in addition to how it might make you feel for aesthetic reasons. nhs weight loss expert Dr Sally has shared three easy tips on how to combat abdominal fat.How to Lose Belly Fat – Exercising for Fat Loss Exercise in small bursts. Skip the crunches – for now. Ramp up the cardio. Add resistance training.

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

The article provides a sequential list of steps intended to guide the reader through the process of losing belly fat, which makes it effective for step-by-step instructions. However, the instructions are not well-structured or detailed enough to facilitate deeper reasoning for training a language model. The content appears more like promotional tips rather than comprehensive, in-depth instructions that would support logical reasoning or in-depth understanding.


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gracefulleats turns five today.
and that's hard to believe, partially because i disappeared from blogging for a solid two years to pursue life in the bay area, and partially because life is just so different now.
gracefulleats started as a brainstorming concept in 2012 while waiting in line for a switchfoot concert after one of my friends had suggested logging all of my baking adventures under a designated platform name. it was meant to be a play on words- something about my name, God's grace, eating, being full of grace and full from food. not sure if you got that, but there you go, in case you were wondering.
i launched it on wordpress and instagram, and it grew from there. It started off as a college distraction from studying, became a small catering business, disappeared as I was figuring out my career path and moving around (still am, tbh), and here I am.
I'm a dot com!
it's been a project of mine for so long, and it's finally here. and look, this site is still pretty bare. i have no idea what i'm doing. I'm still figuring out how to manage my time for blogging, how to take photos and create content- i'm still learning how to bake!
if you've been here with me at some point within the past five years, thank you. you've seen many stages of my life through the lens of gracefulleats. you've seen me bake through the alphabet (and never really finish) and try my hand at many, many, sugary and buttery treats. You’ve seen my camerawork grow, from editing in iPhoto to editing on Lightroom- game changer, by the way. And hopefully, you’ve seen my faith grow.
and if you're new, welcome! thank you for making your way over here
i'll be moving a couple recipes from wordpress here with new photos and content. and while i'm saying goodbye to my old blogging platform, i'm saying hello to this one. and i think this journey is about to being. Where gracefulleats.com goes, I have no clue. And a lot of it is taking a risk, investing money and time into a hobby that may or may not become something bigger.
And if it doesn’t, it is what it is- I tried. I enjoy it, and I hope you will too.
so, happy birthday to gracefulleats. let's embark on year five together!
p.s. pc to my friend, tim!

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; rather, it serves as a personal reflection and celebration of the author's journey with their blog. It lacks structured procedural instructions that would be beneficial for training a language model, as it does not delve into specific methods or detailed processes that encourage deeper reasoning or learning. Instead, it focuses on anecdotes and experiences rather than explicit guidance.


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Learn the ins and outs of KFS
Included in pages listed on the right are tips and tricks to make your KFS processing as efficient and easy as possible.
If you have a tip that isn't listed, let us know at email@example.com!
- Make sure you are using a supported Internet browser.
- Use a screen resolution of 1280 X 1024 if you wish to minimize horizontal scrolling of the documents.
- Text too small on the screen? Use the Ctrl and + keys on your keyboard to make the display larger.
Navigation & Selection:
- Use the buttons provided in Kuali; using Internet browser buttons can cause errors.
- Use the Tab key on your keyboard to move from one field to the next.
- Don't click on a button multiple times. This will cause the query to be run again and can result in a processing delay.
- Most lookup screens allow for the use of wildcards. The asterisk (*) wildcard represents all other characters and can be entered before and after the search text. The only lookup screen that does not allow for the use of wildcards is the Person Lookup. The fields on the Person Lookup automatically assume wildcards; simply enter a portion of the text you wish to search against.
- When using the lookup screens, do not use special characters, such as "!" or other characters. Search against other known text in order to locate the data you are searching for.
- Principal Name refers to the user ID of the person that you wish to enter/perform a search against.
- When entering a date, click on the provided calendar icon to do a lookup and save data entry time.
- When an Add button is provided, you must click on it in order for the data to be validated and accepted by the system. If you receive the error message "Errors Found in this section" without any fields highlighted, it is most likely because the Add button has not been clicked.
- When entering data in free-form fields on a document, including the Description field in the Document Overview section of each document, avoid using quotation marks or other non-alphanumeric characters. In some cases, the quotation marks can be read as a “command” in Excel and cause display issues if running reports in FIS Decision Support and returning results to a spreadsheet. For example, a double quotation mark causes Excel to lump everything after the quote into ONE cell! If copying and pasting information that includes quotation marks or any other special character, we recommend removing them before submitting your KFS documents.
- To reactivate an attribute (e.g., sub-account, sub-object, project code, etc):
- Search for the attribute on the applicable search screen
- Click on the Edit link of the code that you want to re-activate
- Check the Active box on the document in order to reactivate the code
Working on/Editing Documents:
- If required to enter a document type, and you want to see all document types, enter KFS as the document type.
- Working on a document for more than 10 minutes? We recommend clicking on the Save button periodically at the bottom of the document to save your work. This will ensure that you won't "lose" your document if there is a power outage or network interruption.
- Need to add more detailed information to a document? You can add a note at any time to any document, even one that is already in routing or one created by another user. For your convenience, the Notes tab will indicate a number in parentheses next to the tab title to indicate how many notes have been added to the document.
- Need to change or cancel a document you just submitted? Some KFS documents have a RECALL button at the bottom of the document that allows a user to return the document to their Action List. Please note that you cannot use the RECALL functionality after the document has been approved by the Fiscal Officer.
- Need to reverse an incorrectly-processed financial transaction document? Click on the Error Correction button at the bottom of a fully approved financial transaction document you previously created, and a brand-new document will be created with the same data entered but with reverse financial signs.
- Create the same types of financial transactions documents frequently? Click on the Copy button at the bottom of a financial transaction document you previously created, and all of the information will appear in a brand-new document. Save data entry time and avoid typos, too!

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

The article provides a clear sequence of steps that guide the reader through using KFS, making it easy to follow along with the instructions. However, while the instructions are detailed, they lack an overarching structure or specific tasks that could facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as they are more focused on operational tips rather than systematic problem-solving or complex reasoning.


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A look at the state's top high school football games in the Zero Week, using the star system, with five being the highest rating:
No. 1 (5A) Goodyear Desert Edge vs. No. 2 Peoria Centennial, Saturday, 6 p.m., at Flagstaff Coconino High
This is the second of a day-night doubleheader, and a possible sneak peek at the 5A Conference championship game. This is one of the best games of the season right out of the gate, and it has all the markings of a classic. Desert Edge is loaded with linemen and skill players and rings after the Scorpions' first state championship last year. But that title came in Division III (equivalent of 4A now). Centennial lost a lot of great leaders and four starting offensive linemen, but it has a history of greatness, taking on anybody, no matter how big the program. Centennial will come in with a chip on its shoulder because the players are feeling slighted in preseason analysis that Desert Edge is the top dog on the west-side right now.
Gardena (Calif.) Junipero Serra at No. 1 (4A) Scottsdale Saguaro, Friday, 7 p.m.
Saguaro's first step on the national stage comes against a Southern California power. Its next time on the national stage comes the following week in the Denver area against Colorado power Valor Christian on ESPN. What a way to start a season. But Saguaro is ready for this with 30 seniors and so much talent across the board that it wouldn't be viewed as a surprise if the Sabercats run the table this year.
No. 1 (6A) Chandler at No. 9 Mesa Red Mountain, Friday, 7 p.m.
How ready is sophomore quarterback Jacob Conover to make his varsity debut at Chandler? This will be a must-see. Red Mountain wants to show it is the supreme team in Mesa. Hanging with these guy until the end will help that cause. But Chandler is fast, big, strong, and wants to show it will be ready for its next two huge games, against Corona (Calif.) Centennial and No. 2 Phoenix Mountain Pointe.
No. 5 (6A) Phoenix Pinnacle vs. No. 6 Phoenix Brophy Prep, Saturday, 1 p.m., at Flagstaff Coconino
It doesn't look good that sophomore QB Spencer Rattler's injured knuckle on his throwing hand will be ready for this rematch. Brophy's defense is strong and ready, no matter who is leading the offense. And Noah Pittenger is ready to have a breakout season running the ball for Brophy.
No. 5 (4A) Tucson Salpointe Catholic vs. Phoenix St. Mary's, Friday, 7 p.m., at Phoenix College
This is the start of the Tommy Brittain era at St. Mary's. Brittain emphasized hitting the weights and tackling since he got there. He's got a big guy on the end of the line, highly recruited senior Odua Isibor, to lead the way. But the Knights are tired of taking a backseat Brophy Prep and Salpointe, private schools that have seemed to lap them in the last decade.

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Learning how to build your business is hard work. Not only are you starting from the ground up—creating ideas, reaching out to clients, branding, and developing a website—but as a new business owner you also have a myriad of other responsibilities, too. Running multiple social media accounts, meeting with clients, and developing partnerships with other brands are just a few of your new daily tasks, and it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Not to mention if you’re low on funds, struggling to make ends meet, or unable to find sponsors to back your ideas—then your challenges are even bigger!
As you begin to build your business, there are a few things to keep in mind: organizing yourself and your to-do list, finding the best ways to market your products and services, keeping up with trends and sales tactics, and, of course, keeping yourself sane (which might be harder than you anticipated!) at least at the start.
Even if you’re starting in a difficult place—face it, most beginning businesses are—you don’t have to throw your dreams out the window. There are ways to build your business, even when you’re low on funds. This list will give you the tools and tips to do so.
1. Start with your skills.
If you’re looking to build your business, you’re obviously passionate about something. Regardless of your field of expertise, or what you want to build the company around, there’s a talent you have: capitalize on it.
Are you a people person? Start calling or reaching out to people in your network to back or share about your ideas. Great with design? Create a logo and branding copy for your company. Excellent at SEO? Start creating articles that you can have on hand to share when you’re running low on content.
When you tap into your inherent skills, you’ll find it’s much easier to build your business when you start with what you know, first.
2. Collaborate and create partnerships.
So maybe you’re low on funds—that doesn’t mean you can’t advertise, market, and work with other companies and people to share about your business! One of the easiest ways to build your business is to reach out to other people and offer collaborations or co-marketing instead of paid advertising.
For example, reach out to other influencers/social media gurus in your career field and ask them to re-share a link from your website for a share on your page in return. Offer to write or create something for free that points people on your social media to theirs, with the promise of them tagging you on a social media post, etc. These are just a few examples, but there are countless ways to work your advertising angle and collaborate/co-market without spending a dime.
3. Use your network.
This is similar to collaborating, but it’s more about reaching out and connecting with people in your network than creating partnerships or co-advertising opportunities. Think of this as just tapping into people from your past to create a connection. This connection might not translate to a sale, or even anything completely beneficial, but you never know who this person might know, or recommend your services to.
Tap into people from previous jobs, schools, or even places you’ve lived. Share about your business, ask for recommendations, and even offer them a friendly discount, if applicable if they share or help you market in some way. Again, this doesn’t have to translate to a direct sale, but it’s making those simple connections that will drive your business forward.
4. Launch a discount or promo to drive sales.
When you’re low on funding, the last thing you want to do is run a sale, but it might be one of the best ideas. People get excited about discounts and opportunities where they feel like they’re getting something for less. To get people learning and connected to your new business, launch a sale or promo. You might also consider making it an exclusive deal: based on time, number of people, etc. so there’s even more of a push to purchase/sign up/get connected.
5. Search for interns or people wanting experience.
In over your head? Don’t feel like you need to hire someone and shell out your precious cash! Instead, tap into job boards or networks where people are offering services for free. Search for interns looking to build their resumes. Inquire about college students eager to put their classroom learning into work. Even consider a work-for-trade program.
6. Capitalize on what funds you do have.
If you’re thinking about investing in your business, set aside some funds that are considered ‘untouchable.’ This meaning you won’t spend them on anything other than business-related expenses, no matter what. Consider opening a business bank account, too, so that you can better manage your money. And be sure to only spend on what’s absolutely necessary, being conscious of what you can wait to purchase versus what needs to be paid for right now.
7. Reach out for sponsors.
If you think your business might be a good fit for a certain company, or if you want to advertise for a bigger brand and in turn having them sponsor you, then by all means! Research, seek out, and contact people and businesses. Sponsorships are a great way to get your feet off the ground when you’re low on funds.
8.Take out a business loan.
So maybe you’re struggling right now—but you won’t always be! If you’re in a tough place, but know you’ll eventually be able to drive enough sales to make a solid income, consider taking out a small business loan. This can help you tremendously! Just remember to keep tabs on the interest, payments, etc. so you don’t run into any issues later.
Last but not least, when you’re low on funds and want to build your business, the best advice is to simply hustle. Work hard, keep yourself motivated, and capitalize on the hours you do have. Don’t stress yourself out or wear yourself too thin, but don’t slack, either. You can do this!
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Day Two in Akyaka, Turkey was another complete day of freestyle action. Solid wind conditions throughout the day allowed for the completion of Round 2 for both the Men and Women and the first two heats of Round 3 for the Men.
For the Freestyle discipline, all riders get 7 trick attempts during their heat, with the top 4 scores counting. The riders are judged on a combination of height, power, technical difficulty, execution, and innovation. All the performed tricks are divided into different categories.
What is very clear at this event, is that there is no such thing as an easy heat. All riders have fought extremely hard right from the first round, the level has increased exponentially since last year, so each heat means the riders have to give it their all, or they will quickly be left behind.
Men’s Round 2 Heat 9 was the first of the day, picking up from yesterday, the heat was resumed from the 4th trick attempt. Posito Martinez from the Dominican Republic continued to build upon his good performance from yesterday, landing each trick attempt and securing his spot in Round 3. Joining him was Stefan Spiessberger from Austria, who remained focused and advanced together with Posito.
Heat 10 saw Belgian/Spanish rider Jerome Cloetens and Louka Pitot from France battle against Maxime Chabloz from Switzerland and Luis Alberto Cruz from the Dominican Republic for the top two spots. The points remained close throughout the heat, but it was eventually Luis Alberto who climbed to the top spot followed by Chabloz, both of whom will pass through to the next round.
For Heat 11, it was 17-year-old newcomer Nino Liboni from France who showed the determination necessary to finish in the top position. He rode a good heat and will be joined in the next round by fellow Frenchman Val Garat, who narrowly made his way through, despite injuring his leg and struggling to finish the heat.
Mexican rider Anthar Racca rode incredibly well for Heat 12, landing a big Slim7 scoring 8.27. He was incredibly happy to have improved on yesterday’s performance, and he passed through to the next round in 1st place. Joining him was Arthur Guillebert from France who just managed to snatch the spot from Paul Serin.
Round 2 of the women were next in sequence, starting with heat 5. Two local riders, Leila Kut and Gisel Ozen faced some tough competition, coming up against young Spaniard Claudia Leon, and Russian rider Kristina Belogorskaya. Leon was on fine form today once again and landed a nice Slim Chance scoring 7.1 points. She cleared the heat with confidence and passed to the next round. Bologorskaya was delighted to be joining her.
Therese Taabbel suffered a bad heat on Day One of the competition but was clearly on form today, putting on a great performance of powered riding like we are used to seeing from her. She rode solidly landing a great BS313. Paula Novotna was determined to show us what she is made of, finishing her round of tricks with a massive Heart Attack scoring 8.5 points and giving her the win. Taabbel and Novotna pass through to the next round, with Vera Klabbers from the Netherlands sadly not making it through.
Round 3 was next in sequence, as there was a struggle to complete the heat due to shifting wind conditions. After a short break, the heat was resumed after the wind shifted and came in from the opposite direction, stronger and gustier than we have seen in Akyaka so far. Maxime Chabloz, however, did not disappoint, and did a massive Heart Attack 7 scoring 8.3, just managing to keep control of his landing close to the beach. Chabloz maintained his consistent scores, finding the balance between going big and maintaining control, and cleared his way through to Round 4. Young Colombian Valentin Rodriguez gave it his all, fully overpowered, and it paid off as he joins Chabloz in the semi-finals, sadly knocking out big names Nicolas Delmas and Posito Martinez.
The gusty conditions continued for Heat 14 and the athletes struggled to perform their chosen tricks, the frustration evident on their faces after each attempt. Stefan Spiessberger managed to keep it together, and landed a good Backside 315 on his last attempt, it paid off and he passed through to the semi-finals. Set Teixeira also managed to cope exceptionally well, and climbed his way up to the 1st spot, joining Spiessberger in the next round. Gianmaria Coccoluto was so close but missed his chance, and was eliminated together with Luis Alberto Cruz.
Heat 15 was abandoned after the 3rd trick attempt but will be resumed tomorrow morning.
The WKC live stream was running all day, hosted by Bas Koole and Tom Court!
If you missed it, you can re-watch the event on our facebook page.
Please click here to see the ladders and scores from each heat.
The skipper’s meeting has been called for 10 am tomorrow, with the first possible start at 11 am. Be sure to tune in!
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Step-by-step: No
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The article does not present a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task, as it primarily provides an overview of the freestyle event and the performance of the riders, rather than structured instructions. Additionally, while it describes the competition format and highlights rider performances, it lacks the detailed procedural instructions necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it does not explain a process that could be applied systematically.


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The Mangalorean Catholic community of India is famed for some delicious meat preparations. Being half Manglorean myself, some of the popular dishes find their way to my dinner table every other week.
The usual suspects—coconut, fiery red chillies, tamarind and curry leaves—are synonymous with coastal food and found in varying proportions and combinations in this cuisine.
In earlier days, the spices were ground on thick, flat, raw granite slabs with a heavy rolling pin made of the same stone. As a child, it seemed like an endless, tiring process to me. But the taste of the masalas (spice pastes) that were slopped off the stone and into a waiting vessel was unmistakable. Every family had a grinding stone and it occupied its own space in the kitchen. They were incredibly heavy and a lot of hard work to use. In some homes, ones that still refuse to give in to blenders, there are women employed specifically to grind masalas that will last the household a week.
This Mangalorean mutton gravy and its aromatic masala brought back memories of the old stone and the how wonderful the air would smell as each spice was pounded on it.
Eat this dish with a slice of bread or plain white rice to soak up the gravy.
- Yield:serves 2
- Active time: 30 minutes
- Total time:2 hours
- 2 bone-in lamb shanks (about 1 pound total)
- 2 tablespoons ginger-garlic paste (or 1 tablespoon each minced ginger and garlic)
- Kosher salt
- 1 stick cinnamon
- 1/2 tablespoon poppy seeds
- 6 dry Kashmiri chillis
- 1 cup shredded unsweetened coconut
- 1 tablespoon coriander seeds
- 1 tablespoon cumin seeds
- 3 cloves
- 1 medium onion roughly chopped
- 3 cups water, divided
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 large potato, quartered
- 1 lime wedge
- 2 tablespoons chopped coriander leaves
Rub the lamb on all surfaces with the ginger/garlic paste and salt. Allow to rest while you make the masala paste, or up to overnight in the refrigerator.
To Make the Masala: Preheat cast iron pan over high heat until smoking. Reduce heat to medium. add cinnamon, poppy seeds, chilis, coconut, coriander, cumin, and cloves. Cook, stirring and tossing constantly until fragrant, about two minutes. Transfer mixture to a bowl and allow to cool completely. Transfer to a blender, add onion and pulse, adding 1 cup of water in small increments until a smooth paste is formed.
Heat oil in the heavy-bottomed saucepan over medium-high heat until shimmering. Reduce heat to medium-low and add masala paste. Cook, stirring constantly until oil separates, about 10 minutes. The oil should take on the red color of the masala at this stage. (Take care to stand out of the way, masala pastes splutter.)
Add the lamb pieces and potato and stir until coated with masala paste. Add 2 cups water, stir to combine, and season lightly with salt (broth will reduce, so do not overseason). Bring to a boil over high heat, reduce to a bare simmer, and cook, covered, until the lamb is completely tender, about an hour and a half. Season to taste with salt.
Garnish with a sprinkle of lime and the coriander leaves. Serve hot with a loaf of bread or white rice.

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The article presents a clear sequence of ordered steps for preparing a Mangalorean mutton gravy, making it easy for the reader to follow along. Each step is detailed and logically structured, including specific timings and actions required, which would aid a language model in reasoning through procedural tasks. The instructions are comprehensive enough to not only guide the preparation of the dish but could also encourage deeper reasoning about techniques and ingredient interactions.


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At Family Smiles Dental Carewe believe that educated patients are better prepared to make decisions regarding their oral health and wellbeing. Our blog was designed to provide you with valuable dental health care information, the latest dental developments and oral health advice from our dedicated team.
Family Smiles Dental Care hopes you find our blog to be a great resource for keeping up to date with proper dental care and treatments.
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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; instead, it serves more as an introduction to the blog rather than instructional content. Additionally, the lack of structured procedural instructions means it would not effectively train a language model for deeper reasoning, as it does not offer detailed or systematic guidance on any particular process related to dental care.


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When I saw mushrooms marked down at the store…I took advantage…and I made this soup! That night.
I found (and slightly modified) the recipe in the Smuckers Family Favorite Recipes booklet.
Mushroom Barley Soup
Adapted from: Smuckers Family Favorite Recipes
Yield – 4 servings
Preparation Time – 5 minutes
Cooking Time – 50 minutes
- 2 Tbsp butter or margarine (I used dairy free)($.20)
- 1 small onion, chopped ($.20)
- 2 carrot stalks, peeled and diced ($.20)
- 2 garlic cloves, crushed ($.10)
- About 8 oz. of mushrooms, chopped and sliced ($.99)
- 2 cups water
- 4 cups homemade chicken broth (free)(Substitute with vegetable broth for a vegetarian version!)
- 1 cup pearled barley ($.50)
- 2 tsp dried dill ($.25)
- 2 tsp fresh parsley ($.25)(wishing I’d made this earlier in the year with parsley from the garden!)
- Salt and pepper, to taste
- Sister Schubert’s Dinner Rolls ($1) Used coupon when on sale!
- Butter and Jam ($.25)
**Throw in some leftover chicken or turkey into this soup!
- Add butter or margarine to large saucepan and let it melt. Saute the chopped onions, diced carrots and garlic. Once onions become opaque, add in the sliced and/or chopped mushrooms. Saute for 2-3 minutes.
- Add water and broth and bring to a boil. Add the pearled barley, dill, parsley, salt and pepper. (Add cooked chicken or turkey here if you wish!). Reduce heat so the soup cooks at a rolling boil. Cook for 45 minutes, or until barley has cooked through. (Note: I used pearled barley, not quick cooking barley. Follow time directions on package if using quick cook barley!)
- Warm rolls as directed on package and serve with butter and jam.
- Serve Mushroom Barley Soup with Rolls and Jam.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making Mushroom Barley Soup, detailing each phase of preparation and cooking in a logical manner. The instructions are structured well enough to allow for deeper reasoning, such as modifying ingredients or cooking times based on available resources or personal preferences, which enhances the training potential for a language model.


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USA TODAY Sports' Jarrett Bell reports from Patriots training camp after Bill Belichick addressed the media and spoke out on Tom Brady's 4-game suspension. USA TODAY Sports
Tom Brady and Robert Kraft went on the offensive Wednesday, whining, complaining and explaining as Deflategate marches on, but with every word they wrote or said, the better it was for Roger Goodell.
Just a few days ago, Goodell was in a familiar position, in the middle of a controversy almost certain to end badly for him. Whatever he decided to do about Brady’s four-game suspension, he would be blamed for being too strong, too weak, or just, well, too Roger Goodell.
Then, with one bold stroke reaffirming the totality of Brady’s suspension — and with the mention of a certain destroyed cell phone —Goodell completely changed the narrative.
When the New England Patriots responded, they seemed truly diminished, a day late and a dollar short, flailing away, saying the most intriguing things.
Kraft’s sound bites were instant classics:
“I was wrong to put my faith in the league.”
“The decision handed down by the league yesterday is unfathomable to me.”
“I continue to believe and unequivocally support Tom Brady,” adding that Brady is “a person of great integrity.”
Great integrity? We have to stop right there.
When people mention Tom Brady’s name today, “great integrity” is not the first thing that comes to mind. What most of us visualize is a man stomping on his cell phone or throwing it into the Charles River, or handing it to someone else to stomp on or throw in the river.
Two hours before Kraft spoke, Brady posted a statement on Facebook in which he tried to explain away the “destroyed cell phone” storyline by saying he replaced his “broken Samsung phone with a new iPhone 6 AFTER my attorneys made it clear to the NFL that my actual phone device would not be subjected to investigation under ANY circumstances.”
It just so happens that he got rid of the old phone and bought the new one at the exact same time investigators wanted to talk to him about the text messages on the old one. What a coincidence. (Also, he knows the NFL doesn’t have the power to subpoena his phone records, but federal courts sure do.)
Brady also patted himself on the back for “fully” cooperating with the investigation “after (he) was disciplined in May.”
Problem is, investigator Ted Wells wanted Brady to fully cooperate before he was disciplined. In fact, part of the reason Brady was suspended was because he didn’t cooperate when he should have.
Last year at this time, the Ray Rice domestic violence controversy had just started to bubble to the surface. Now here we are at the beginning of another season, and another public-relations nightmare has broadsided Goodell’s NFL.
But this one is different. This time, Goodell is very likely to end up being the good guy — or at least the guy who is right. The players’ union already is howling, and the federal courts will have their say, but Kraft and Brady are extremely unsympathetic figures, and if the real battle is being waged in the court of public opinion, Goodell is in a very good place.
Brady’s story defies credulity, and Kraft’s sounds as if he’s a politician playing to his base. He huffed and he puffed about accepting that $1 million fine, only to not have Brady magically return to the fold, but you'll notice he never threatened to sue the league.
There was a lot of extraneous chatter coming from these two as they tried to explain things that are rather inexplicable or that sports fans with common sense have already figured out for themselves. It’s not a good look.
Goodell, on the other hand, came down hard on an issue that plays right to his job description as commissioner — the integrity of the game — tossing Brady and then sticking with his decision Tuesday.
The complaint last year was that Goodell was far too soft on domestic abusers. He’s now throwing the book at them, or at least trying to.
He’s doing the same on a far different issue with Brady. That might not be playing very well in the executive offices in Foxborough, but it will be welcomed everywhere else.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task, as it is more of a commentary on the Deflategate controversy rather than procedural instructions. Additionally, the content lacks well-structured instructions that would be useful for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as it primarily presents opinions and analyses rather than detailed procedures that can foster logical deductions or structured responses.


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Nov 13 2007 - 20:06 PST
cherie writes: Many people ask me what my life is like on a typical day. Here’s a copy of my journal on 11-07-07.
Here is my ticket to Cabo San Lucas on Alaska Airlines. I was supposed to know this (even though it says American Airlines) because it says AS instead of AA.
The view out the window of my flight to Cabo San Lucas.
Greg smiling after his first shower upon the completion of the 2007 Baja Ha-Ha, a 780-mile sailboat rally from San Diego to Cabo San Lucas.
The "Unofficial" Party at El Sqid Roe in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
A Ha-Ha participant shows off her arm artwork.
Mike, Dave and Greg, the crew of Snow Goose, a 50-ft Maple Leaf.
I woke up at 4:27am. I know the exact time because I checked my phone (soon I’ll be chucking my phone when I arrive in Mexico, but for now, I’m still tied to it.)My alarm was set to sound off at 4:30am. I despise alarms and my body saves me from the annoying sound by waking me up a few minutes before the offensive beep.
Karem and Blake drove me to the airport; Karem did the driving because Blake is 4. I hopped on my quick flight from Los Angeles to San Diego. My morning was going smooth—but a snafu was lurking in the shadows.
I’ve never flown into San Diego airport before and when I arrived at the terminal I looked around and headed toward the gates. I figured the security guard would point me in the right direction, so I handed over my passport and ticket.
The security personnel narrowed her eyes, pursed her lips and took my passport to her supervisor. The supervisor returned with my document and announced to me (and the growing security line) that my passport was invalid. This is a common occurrence because the expiration date on my passport is crossed out and the extension is printed on the back page.
I showed him my extension and he shrugged like an uninterested teenager. The Supervisor would only say these words: “It’s invalid, it’s invalid, it’s invalid”; he was a freaky toy with the button stuck.
Everyone knows what those lines are like at airport-security—men talking off their smelly shoes, women pulling their laptops out of their bags, health-nuts arguing that cottage cheese is not a liquid, mothers upset that they have 4-ounce jars of face-cream instead of 3-ounce ones, and children screaming at the thought of being separated from their stuffed Sponge Bob Square Pants.
The valid/invalid war continued. I heard one of the TSA agents say to an eavesdropping passenger: “Stop listening to them and take off your shoes.” I was causing a ruckus.
At this point I forgot who was wearing the uniform. I put on my sassy-pants and sassed right back. The Supervisor and I continued our high-volume valid/invalid exchange of words when one of his uniformed comrades joined his side. Typical.
I was saying something to the effect of: “There are stamps from over 60-countries in my passport and the only person who has ever had a problem with my passport besides YOU was a train-guard in the Czech Republic.”
Suffice it to say that the Super-Visor wasn’t a fan of Super Cherie. I don’t think he’ll be checking my website for future updates. Thankfully another TSA officer came up with the “other ID” idea. I slipped back into the regular line by virtue of my driver’s license. There was such a fuss made about my passport that no one bothered to look at my ticket. I was in the wrong terminal and I didn’t know it yet.
While I was shuffling through the security line, I overheard the Supervisor inaccurately telling the Cherie-passport story to another uniform. I heard the words “invalid passport” and I couldn’t let it go. Sometimes being “right” is also being dumb.
The Supervisor snatched my ticket and gave it to the document checker who put four S’s on it. I was now officially chosen for the “extra” security search. In other words, I was about to be felt up by a stranger and then caressed with a magnetic wand. And all of this before breakfast!
I tried to sooth myself with deep breathes but that just gave my brain more oxygen and fueled my anger. After I made it through security, I plopped myself down in a seat and called Jean. (There are not many people you can wake up at 7am, but Jean’s in Florida, and she’s normally out of bed by 10am.)
Jean and I leisurely chatted my crucial departure minutes away. I mentioned how charming the San Diego airport is with only four gates. “You must be in the Commuter Terminal,” Jean said. “You’re flying to Cabo from the Commuter Terminal? That doesn’t sound right. You might be in the wrong place.”
The truth and logic hit me immediately. I ran to the desk agent and held up my ticket. “Your flight leaves in 36 minutes” the agent said. “You have to get to Terminal 2 now!”
The first “leg” of my Cabo trip was “operated-by” American Eagle, so my ticket said American Airlines which is in Terminal 2.
Arriving in Terminal 2 via a red bus, I couldn’t find my flight to Cabo San Lucas anywhere on the screen. I went to security and the lady told me that I was in the wrong terminal. Although my ticket said American Airlines, I was flying on Alaska Airlines. Of course, doesn’t everyone take Alaska Airlines to Mexico? The difference is an AA on your ticket versus an AS on your ticket. I was in the wrong terminal again.
I ran to Terminal 1, checked the departure list and I couldn’t find Cabo San Lucas anywhere. Note for passengers traveling to Cabo San Lucas in the future—the destination is listed as Los Cabos…under L, not C.
That wasn’t the end of the fiasco, those damn security Ss were on my ticket, so I had to go through the extra-security again.
Fortunately there are only three Terminals in the San Diego airport, because my flight was about to take-off. Alaska Airlines was paging me when I arrived breathless at the gate. That’s one way to stay in shape, take an early-morning 3-terminal jog with luggage.
Certainly my day could have been worse. I could have missed my flight. They could have lost my luggage. I told myself these things as I pressed my face against the airplane window watched the Pacific roll under me. While the plane gave me a latitude adjustment, I gave myself an attitude adjustment.
When I stepped off the plane, the Mexican sun kissed my check and I inhaled the balmy air. I could feel the Spanish in my mouth waiting to escape.
I scooped up my luggage and got the “green light” at customs. I decided to make my journey easy and book a $15 shuttle to downtown Cabo San Lucas (versus the $75 cab ride.)
The journey between when you book the “Official Shuttle” and board the “Official Shuttle” there are over a hundred nicely-dressed time-share vendors disguised as shuttle-drivers. “The trip downtown will only take one-hour, that is, after a 90-minute presentation,” they say.
I escaped Time-Share-Hell and eased into my air-conditioned bus.
When the driver started the engine, he mumbled something that ended with “free beer.” I perked right up. Apparently the driver was also an entrepreneur that figured that Americans can’t resist cold free beer. He opened up an ice-chest loaded with Pacificos and I thought things couldn’t get much better.
I popped my cerveza and got to know my new shuttle buddies.
What happened next could turn anyone into a Believer. Who else but God would sit a massage-therapist next to me after a morning of airport-hell?
We chatted, laughed, drank cold beer and exchanged business cards. The ladies next to me were also flying in to see the arrival of the Baja Ha-Ha fleet.
My hotel was a pleasant colorful surprise. As I walked down the hall, I saw the ubiquitous red Mount Gay sailor hat and asked if its occupant was here is support of the Baja Ha-Ha.
Bob, who owns a dredging business in San Diego, was supposed to crew on the Baja Ha-Ha, but couldn’t because his home burned down in the fires.
Bob seemed to be in an incredibly good mood for a guy who just lost everything, so I spent the rest of the day exploring Cabo with him.
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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article primarily narrates an experience rather than providing a clear sequence of ordered steps or procedural instructions for completing a task. While it offers detailed anecdotes about the author's travel experiences, these do not constitute structured guidance useful for training a language model in deeper reasoning; instead, they convey personal reflections without systematic instruction.


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Changing the Mozilla Thunderbird settings
To leave messages on the server, you will:
1. Start the Mozilla Thunderbird program.
When Thunderbird opens, click Tools, then Account Settings from the menu bar.
2. The Account Settings window will appear.
Click the small "plus sign" to the left of the account to expand the list beneath it.
Click Server Settings.
Check the box next to Leave messages on server. Untick the Until I delete or move them from Inbox and For at most X days.
3. Close the Account Settings window.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for changing settings in Mozilla Thunderbird, guiding the reader effectively through the task. However, the instructions lack detailed explanations or justifications for the actions taken, which would be necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning.


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I made these loaves yesterday using kefir as a leaven. I received quite a few questions on Instagram about how I use the grains, so I thought I’d put up this post with some ideas. I’ll also include below the recipe for these particular loaves.
What is kefir?
Kefir is very interesting stuff and very useful.
Here’s a picture of the grains. They feel sort of rubbery – a bit like Copydex when you make it into balls (you -did- do that didn’t you?). They come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, some big flat discs, some little bobbles.
It’s a very special sort of organism called a ‘SCOBY’: a symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeasts. The bacteria are mostly lactic acid bacteria and these coexist and work together with the yeasts.
The lactic acid bacteria convert sugars into lactic acid and carbon dioxide. The yeasts do the same, producing carbon dioxide and very small amounts of ethanol.
The acidification of the milk means that the curds and whey separate out. As you can see starting below.
Here’s our breakfast drink production. This is about 500ml of milk with the grains. Here the milk has been on the grains for about 5 hours. We strain off the grains in the morning and top up the milk and leave at room temperature. In the winter, we often flavour the milk drink with home-made rose hip or blackberry syrup. The drink is slightly tart and sometimes a little fizzy. The kefir is also great used to make smoothies.
The grains readily multiply. So we either give excess grains to friends or pop them on the compost heap.
It’s the actions of the lactic acid bacteria and the yeasts that mean you can use the kefir to leaven bread. Instead of feeding on the sugars in the milk, they feed on the flour.
Kefir bread recipe
I’ve previously posted about this here. But for these loaves I changed the process slightly. I made plain white bread using Shipton Mill No 4 flour as I wanted to make bacon sandwiches the next morning. White bread is always best for bacon 😉
This makes enough for 2 loaves of approximately 750g each.
Live strained kefir 285g
Strong white flour 215g
Date syrup (or honey) 50g
Poolish from above 550g
Strong white flour 650g
Fine sea salt 15g
Warm water 280g
Start the poolish the afternoon before you want to bake.
Mix all the ingredients together in the bowl you’ll mix the dough in (saves on washing up). Cover with plastic or a damp tea towel. Leave in a warm place until the next morning. The date syrup or honey gives the kefir a quick sugar rush to get the leaven started. By the morning, you should see the poolish slightly bubbly.
Then add the other ingredients and knead in your Kenwood Chef or similar for 6 minutes or do it by hand.
Cover again and allow to rest for 2 hours or so. Then fold as I show you in this post for pain de campagne.
Cover and rest for an hour: fold again. And finally cover and rest for another hour and then fold. Cover and rest for an hour.
Divide the dough in two. Shape to your fancy – there’s some shaping tips in a video in the pain de campagne recipe above.
Allow to prove for about a couple of hours. And while this is happening, preheat your oven to 230°C.
Slash the bread artily. Bake the bread for 15 minutes at 230°C with some boiling water in a tray at the bottom. Then take out the tray, turn down the oven to 190°C and bake for a further 30 minutes.
Other uses for kefir
I use the kefir to culture cream to make cultured butter. My recipe for this is here. You can also use the cultured cream like crème fraiche.
If you culture milk/cream until it splits into curds and whey you can make cheese.
Strain the curds through muslin until you achieve your desired consistency. This is like a ricotta/labneh. It’s very good made with goat’s milk.
You can add salt and herbs, chilli or other spices to taste.
If you press the cheese in a strainer or cheese basket (use a cheese press or some heavy weights like a bagged brick or tins) you can make a hard cheese which you can age.
The kefir grains will also ferment other ‘milks’ such as coconut and almond.
If you want to delve deeper into the mysteries of kefir, visit Dom in Australia who is a mine of useful information and bad puns. Here’s his page on Dom’s kefir cheese pages to get you started, but do explore further.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making bread with kefir, detailing the process from creating the poolish to baking the loaves. However, the instructions are not structured in a way that would be particularly useful for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as they lack explicit logical connections and detailed explanations of each step's significance in the larger baking process. While the steps for baking are sequentially clear, they could benefit from more elaboration to enhance understanding and reasoning about why each step is necessary.


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Five Michigan State players were selected to the Associated Press All-Big Ten Conference team, which was announced Wednesday.
Redshirt junior defensive end Kenny Willekes and redshirt junior defensive tackle Raequan Williams led the way as selections to the first team. Junior linebacker Joe Bachie, junior cornerback Justin Layne and redshirt sophomore placekicker Matt Coghlin were named to the second team.
Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins was named the AP’s offensive player of the year, Michigan linebacker Devin Bush Jr. was the defensive player of the year, Purdue wide receiver Rondale Moore was the newcomer of the year and Northwestern’s Pat Fitzgerald was the coach of the year.
The AP’s All-Big Ten team was selected by 27 writers and broadcasters who cover the conference.
The Big Ten announced its own all-conference awards last week and the Spartans had 11 players selected – eight on defense, two on special teams and one on offense.
Willekes, a former walk-on, has 20.5 tackles for a loss, which leads the Big Ten and is the second-highest single-season total in program history, trailing only Julian Peterson's 30 in 1999. He has 76 total tackles, 8.5 sacks, 12 quarterback hurries, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. Willekes was named the Big Ten’s Smith-Brown Defensive Lineman of the Year last week and a first team selection by both the coaches and media.
Williams has 49 tackles, including 9.5 for a loss, to go with 1.5 sacks, three quarterback hurries, a forced fumble and five pass break-ups. He was named third team All-Big Ten by the coaches and media last week.
Bachie leads Michigan State with 94 tackles, including 8.5 for a loss, along with one sack, one interception, three forced fumbles, a fumble recovery and five pass break-ups. He was named to the All-Big Ten first team by the coaches and second team by the media last week
Layne has one interception and 15 pass break-ups, which is tied for first in the Big Ten. He also has 72 tackles, including 2.5 for a loss, and was named second team by both the coaches and media last week.
Coghlin is 16-for-19 on field goals with a long of 49 yards and has made all 25 of his extra-point attempts. He owns the program record for consecutive made field goals at 18 and was selected first team All-Big Ten by the media and third team by the coaches last week.
Michigan State (7-5, 5-4 Big Ten) will face Oregon (8-4, 5-4 Pac-12) in the Redbox Bowl on Dec. 31 in Santa Clara, Calif.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a specific task; instead, it presents information about football players and awards in narrative form. Moreover, the procedural instructions needed for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning are absent, as the text lacks detailed explanations or structured guidelines that would promote analytical thinking or step-by-step processing.


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Due to the popularity of this page on my original blog, I’ve commenced a new blog called From Dorfprozelten to Australia. You can find it here: http://dorfprozeltenaus.wordpress.com/
In the future I will mostly be posting any key stories for the Dorfprozelten emigrants on the new blog. Although the focus is on the immigrants to Australia, I’d also welcome contact from any Dorfprozelten immigrants who settled in other countries. To contact me please email cassmob at yahoo dot com dot au. (please change to the usual format for emails) or please leave a comment at the end of one of the posts.
One of my broader research interests is learning more about the emigrants from Dorfprozelten in Bavaria to Australia. This interest originated with my own family history research as I tried to learn about my great-great-grandfather, Georg Mathias Kunkel, who emigrated in the mid-1850s. I have been unable to find him in any shipping records to Austalia: assisted; unassisted/unsponsored; crew lists which is why I tried to learn more about his fellow emigrants.
Family anecdotes consistently say the my George came to Australia in the goldrush era and jumped ship. Given that many of Dorfprozelten’s men worked on the River Main which runs through Dorfprozelten this is not an implausible story. However unlike many of his fellow emigrants he was unlikely to have left home because of economic necessity: his family ran one of the large inns in the Village “das Goldenes Fass” which was a lucrative business. Perhaps he had wanderlust or perhaps like other young Bavarian men he left to avoid the military draft (another common family tale). Unfortunately he doesn’t appear in the Australian records in any of the eastern states/colonies until he marries his young Irish wife, Mary O’Brien in Ipswich Queensland in 1857. At the time he was working as a servant though he later had many occupations: boarding house keeper, pork butcher (in Ipswich and in the northern NSW gold fields at Tooloom); railway worker and farmer. It is probable that he arrived somewhere in Australia two or three years before though after 20+ years of research this remains a mystery.
The migration story of his fellow emigrants is much clearer. Most of these migrants came as family groups under the colony of New South Wales’s (NSW’s) vinedresser bounty scheme.
In the cold winter days between December 1854 and January 1855, over 50 people left their home village of Dorfprozelten in Bavaria to migrate to Australia. They farewelled not only friends and family, but the traditions and environment familiar to them throughout their own lives, as well as to generations of their ancestors. Their departure represented the loss of 5% of the town’s population – an impact which would have rippled through their network of neighbours and family.[i] Although there were occasional single departures, this was the largest mass movement from Dorfprozelten to Australia.
The first known couple to come to Australia were Eugen Nebauer and his wife Caroline Nebauer who arrived in Sydney on 5 August 1852 on the Reiherstieg [ii] . It can only be assumed that their reports back to family and friends in Bavaria were positive and when the bounty conditions became more favourable for families the exodus to Australia commenced.
The first group of four families and two couples was scheduled to sail on the Commodore Perry, a brand new, state of the art clipper ship built for Baines’ Black Ball Line in Liverpool.[iii] This group arrived in Sydney on 26 April 1855.
Closer inspection of the Lists reveals an anomaly however. An annotation indicates that 14 of these German vinedresser families actually arrived on the Boomerang, another Black Ball Line clipper, via Melbourne.[iv] Only one Dorfprozelten family, the Josef Zöller family, travelled on the Boomerang though there were close links with another family from nearby Fechenbach, the family of Carl Diflo. The experiences of the German passengers on these two ships appears to have been quite different. The Commodore Perry passengers included a large number of Scottish emigrants travelling to Tasmania and the Bavarians’ comments on arrival reflect the first frustrations of living in a different culture. The Boomerang’s passengers however experienced the challenges of icebergs and severe storms before arriving safely in Melbourne where they were trans-shipped on the Yarra Yarra to Sydney, arriving there on 21 May 1855.
Meanwhile the third batch of Dorfprozelten families was also on the seas though their voyage was to be quite different again as they sailed on a German ship, the Peru, which left Hamburg on 17 January 1855. Among the 375 emigrants on board were seven Dorfprozelten families or couples (26 individuals). These emigrants had a shocking voyage under poor conditions. They arrived in Sydney on 23 May 1855 and were immediately placed in quarantine due to the presence of scurvy and fever on board. The Sydney Morning Herald of 24 May 1855 described it as being “in a very dirty and disgraceful state.” The sailing conditions on German ships were less stringent than on British emigrant ships of the time and the mortality rates reflected this. Among the 32 deaths reported in the Board Lists (36 per the newspaper) were three Dorfprozelten people, two children and one adult: Maria Kuhn, wife of Dominicus Kuhn, who left behind three young children; Clara Kaüflein aged 7 (daughter of Joseph and Anna Kaüflein) and Thomas Neubeck, the one-year-old son of Alois and Clara Neubeck.
Because the vinedresser scheme only applied to families, single people who wished to emigrate had to take private contracts. Among these men were Georg Günzer and Franz Dümig (later Dimmock/Dimmick). The young men were mostly recruited as shepherds to the properties in Moreton Bay district. Despite the intention that the families were sponsored to help develop a wine industry in the colony of NSW with their recruitment being based on prior experience of working in viticulture (sometimes a rather tenuous claim), many if not most of the Dorfprozelten immigrants were employed as shepherds or labourers, often in remote locations. The families probably had little idea of just how far away they’d be from each other but with about half the families being sent to the Moreton Bay district, they were remote not just from each other, but often from any other community. A huge and soul-searing experience for a group of people who had grown up in a familiar, tight-knit village where their families had lived for generations.
Only two of the immigrants had relatives already living in the colony: Eugen Nebauer, the founding Dorfprozelten emigrant to Australia was the cousin of brothers Josef and Vincenz Kaüflein. Two of the female immigrants were sisters: Clara Neubeck and Louisa Wörner. Two of the immigrants were brothers though they had different surnames: Georg Günzer and Dominicus Kuhn. Clara (aka Rosina) Hock was a cousin to these two men.
My presentation to the 2006 Genealogical Congress in Darwin expands on this research with particular reference to the Moreton Bay (Queensland) families. The paper’s title was They weren’t all Lutherans – A case study of a small group of German Catholics who emigrated to Australia from Dorfprozelten, Bavaria.
I am interested in hearing from anyone who is descended from these Dorfprozelten families. Surnames of their descendants include: Bilz, Coe, Morse; Diflo, Muhling, Ott, Erbacher; Diflo, Nevison; Gunzer, Ganzer, Volp, Hock, Gollogly, Bodman, O’Sullivan; Hennig, Henny, Courts, Robson, Paf, Middlebrook; Kaüflein, Kaufline, Afflick, Agnew, Engelmann, Foran, Goodwin, Lawless, Murrell, O’Keefe, Worland; Krebs, Wistof, Ambrosoli, Miller; Kuhn, Brigden, Rose, Miller; Kunkel, O’Brien, Paterson, Connors, Lee; Zöller, Schulmeier, Brannigan/Branniger, McQuillan, O’Brien.
For another description of Dorfprozelten have a look at this blog post from the Man from Mosel River.
[i] The population of Dorfprozelten in 1850 was 1084 people, of whom all except one were Roman Catholic. In the twenty years 1840 to 1860, the village’s population increased by only 92 people (births net of deaths). Veh, G. Dorfprozelten am Main,Benedict Press, 1995, pp50-51.
[ii] State Records New South Wales (SRNSW), Persons on Bounty ships to Sydney, Newcastle Moreton Bay, 1848-66, NSW Archives Kit, CGS 5317, microfilm 2463, 4/4927.
[iii] The Commodore Perry was launched in the American fall of 1854 in the Boston shipyards and is believed to have sailed to Liverpool in December. http://www.eraoftheclipperships.com/page56.html. The Sydney Morning Herald of 27 April 1855, page 4, also describes it as “one of the largest and finest vessels that has entered this harbour.” The ship’s cargo included 300 tons of coal and 2250 sacks of salt and was captained by Captain G Mundle who also had his family on board. By the time it arrived in Sydney it had 312 passengers in the steerage, ninety-five more than are listed on the Board’s List for the ship.
[iv] Public Records Office Victoria. For online access to unassisted immigration lists at the Public Records Office of Victoria, including the Boomerang’s passenger list, refer to: http://proarchives.imagineering.com.au/index_search.asp?searchid=23

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; rather, it presents a historical narrative regarding the emigration of a group of people from Dorfprozelten to Australia. As such, the instructions are not clearly ordered and lack detailed procedural guidance that could facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning. The focus is more on storytelling and historical context rather than systematic, instructional content.


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The User Control Editor is a graphical tool which helps in developing user controls.
Execute "UserControlEditor.exe" which is under the GeneXus installation directory and then press the "new" button. Enter the name of the user control and the folder location.
Remember that all user controls must be placed under the UserControls directory which is also under the GeneXus installation directory. See User control structure overview for details.
The Control Definition is divided into 3 groups: General, Design time and Runtime. Let's see each of them.
- Control Name. Defines the control's name.
- Properties definition (xml).
Defines the name of the control's properties file which can be edited in the "Properties" tab. All these properties will then be editable from the GeneXus Property window (when the focus is on your control).
- Include in control info (checkbox).
Indicates if the user control should be included as "control info". Doing this, the user control will not be displayed in the toolbox and will only be available as "Control Info" so, when dropping an att/var in your form you will be able to set your UC (user control) as the "control info" for that att/var. As an example, the FCKEditor user control can be used as "control info".
In the following example, &test is a longVarChar variable and we are setting the FCKEditor as its "control info". As a result the FCKEditor is shown in the web form.
- Resize supported.
This checkbox indicates if resizing the control is available at design time and, when enabled, the "Height Property Name" and "Width Property Name" properties are shown. These property names will appear in the property window for the control.
- Designer render name.
Defines the name of the design render file which will be used to show the control in the GeneXus IDE. This file can be edited in the "Xsl Designer Render" tab.
In many cases you will be creating controls that are bound to data. This data may be an att/var or it can also be a specific SDT. If it is an SDT you will want to distribute that SDT with your control so the programmer does not need to create the specific SDT that your control needs. Consequently, the GXResources property allows specifying an xpz file which will contain all the SDTs that your controls need. When dropping your user control (which uses an SDT for the data bind) GeneXus will consolidate your GXResources (the xpz containing the sdt in this case) and the programmer will be able to create a new instance of this SDT (which will be then assigned to your control).
As an example you can see the GXChart control: you will notice that it consolidates the gxChartSdt.xpz which contains the SDT that you will use to create categories and series.
- Icon (used in the toolbox).
This is the icon that will be used in the toolbox to represent the control.
- Description (used in the toolbox).
This is a control's description used in the toolbox.
- Runtime render name.
Defines the name of the runtime render file which can be edited under the JScript Runtime Render tab. This file will contain all the intelligence to display your control at runtime.
Defines the constructor of the runtime file. The main idea is that GeneXus will create a new instance of your "runtime class" (defined in the runtime render tab) so you should specify the constructor name here.
- Show method.
- Referenced files
- Support files.
In the "support files" list box you will be adding all kind of external resources that your control uses but don't need to be referenced in the generated html (because in those cases you will add them as "References files" as explained before). A typical example of a "support file" would be an image: for example, when thinking about a Treeview control you will need some images to represent the tree nodes; those images must be added as "support files".
User control structure overview

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

The article lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps that would guide a reader through completing the task of developing user controls. While it provides detailed information about various components and properties of user controls in GeneXus, the instructions are presented in a more descriptive manner rather than as a coherent, chronological process. Additionally, the article does not facilitate deeper reasoning or training for a language model, as the instructions are fragmented and do not emphasize critical thinking or complex reasoning requirements within the context of creating user controls.


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We are very happy to send out fabric and wallpaper/wall covering samples and returnables samples, to help you make your important choices...the first 5 samples you choose are free and costs £1 each thereafter. Please note that there is a £1.50 postage fee to pay for all samples sent to UK residents, this applies to the aforementioned 5 free samples. Read More...
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We are very happy to send out fabric and wallpaper/wall covering samples and returnables samples, to help you make your important choices...the first 5 samples you choose are free and costs £1 each thereafter. Please note that there is a £1.50 postage fee to pay for all samples sent to UK residents, this applies to the aforementioned 5 free samples.
We do also send returnable samples, which are the biggest samples we send. The size: full width of fabric (standard 138cm) x 50cm length. You will effectively be paying for 50cm of full price fabric, so the fee for a returnable will vary depending on the type of fabric we're sending. For example, if you want a returnable sample of May Blossom in Charcoal, you will pay for half of what it would retail at, which will be £27 (RRP - £54). You can keep them for up to four weeks, however, if you contact us, we can extend this for you. Once you have returned them to us safely, and at your cost, we will refund you for the fabric. To order your returnable, simply click on the fabric of your choice, and click on 'BUY A RETURNABLE SAMPLE' on the right hand side of the swatch image.
If you would like a Wallpaper or Wall Covering sample, simply click on the option of your choice from one, if not both of the links below, and select 'Order a Sample'; this is located just below the price per roll. *We also provide samples for Discontinued Wall Coverings, please click here to browse
For the UK and Northern Ireland:
- Up to 5 samples: FREE
- For 6 to 20 samples: £1 per sample
For International sample orders other than the USA:
- Up to 5 samples: £10
- For 6 to 10 samples: £10 plus 83p per sample
If you are embarking on a big project for which you will need more than 5 free samples, please contact us and talk about your requirements by either emailing firstname.lastname@example.org, or phoning 01285 831437
Customers from the USA, please contact Lucy Rose Design for samples on the following details:
Every effort is made to ensure accuracy of colours, but because of the limitations of the printing process variations may occur. The sample you order from may come from a different roll than the material you receive.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of steps for ordering samples, including details about costs and conditions, which facilitates a straightforward process for the reader. However, the instructions lack the depth and clarity required for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as they do not delve into the rationale behind choices or include more comprehensive procedural detail suitable for complex decision-making scenarios.