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Maryland, Stony Brook Meet Friday Night
Dec. 20, 2012
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -
After taking an eight-day break for final exams, Maryland returns to action for its final game before Christmas break when it takes on Stony Brook Friday night. The teams have met just once in history, a 107-59 Maryland victory on Dec. 6, 2000.
Alex Len recorded his third double-double of the year with 14 points and 10 rebounds vs. Monmouth, and continues to pace the Terps in scoring (13.9 ppg), rebounding (8.8 rpg) and blocks (2.6 bpg). His five blocks vs. Monmouth were a career high and the most by a Terp since Jordan Williams had six against Virginia on 3/5/2011.
Maryland's depth has been an asset all season, as 10 players are averaging double-figure minutes and eight are averaging at least 5.4 points per game. In each of the past three games, Maryland was able to clear its bench, with all 14 eligible players seeing action.
On a Streak
Field-Goal Percentage Defense
At least eight players have scored in nine of Maryland's 10 games this year. The exception is vs. George Mason, when just seven players scored.
Dominating the Paint
Maryland has enjoyed an advantage in points in the paint throughout the year. The Terps have outscored the opponent in nine of 10 games, with the exception being the Morehead State game when each team had 28. On average, Maryland is scoring 39.6 points in the paint while holding its opponent to 21.4 points.
Maryland's bench has been an asset all season, as the Terps' non-starters have outscored the opponents non-starters in eight of 10 games (exceptions are Kentucky & George Mason).
On the year, Maryland's bench has a 271-122 advantage over the opponent. The biggest advantage Maryland has had this season was against UMES on Dec. 5 (55-7).
Seth Allen (6.1 ppg), Shaquille Cleare (5.9 ppg), Logan Aronhalt (5.9 ppg) and Charles Mitchell (5.4 ppg) have been the biggest contributors.
Aronhalt is the long-range specialist. He hit all four of his 3-point attempts vs. Georgia Southern and made 3 of 5 at Northwestern. Against UMES, Aronhalt scored a season-high 17 points on 6-of-9 shooting, including 5-of-7 from 3-point range. On the year, he has hit 18 of 31 from 3-point range (.581).
After averaging 6.0 points and 5.4 rebounds per game as a freshman, Alex Len has developed into Maryland's most consistent scoring threat as a sophomore. Len is averaging 13.9 points per game, which ranks first in the ACC among centers and 12th overall. His 8.8 rebounds per game rank sixth. Len also leads the league with 2.6 blocks per game. He has three double-doubles this season: against Kentucky (23 & 12), Northwestern (13 & 13) and Monmouth (14 & 10).
More on Assists
Maryland ranks fourth nationally with 18.8 assists per game behind Pittsburgh (20.1), North Carolina (19.3) and Notre Dame (19.0).
Pe'Shon Howard, who ranks second in the ACC with 6.0 assists per game, would be in some rare company if he can average 6.0 assists per game this season. In the past 25 years, just three players have averaged more than 6.0 assists per game at Maryland: Terrell Stokes in 1998-99, Steve Blake from 1999-2003, and Greivis Vasquez in 2007-08 and 2009-10.
Maryland's 28 assists against LIU Brooklyn were nine more than the team's season-high of 19 last year. In fact, the last time a Maryland team had more assists in a game was in the 2002-03 season, when the Terps had 29 on two occasions. The Terps also had 28 assists in a game on 2/9/11 vs. Longwood and 12/31/05 vs. VMI. The school record for assists in a game is 37.
Howard's 13 assists vs. LIU Brooklyn are tied for the fourth-most in a single game by a Terp. The only better performances are: Greivis Vasquez (2008) and Terrell Stokes (1998) with 15; and Steve Blake (2002) and Terrell Stokes (1996) with 14.
Force on the Boards
Maryland leads the Atlantic Coast Conference and ranks second nationally in rebounding margin at plus-15.2 per game. The only team in the nation with a better margin is Colorado State (plus-16.1).
The Terps have built advantages on the boards in all 10 games this season. Against Northwestern, Maryland built a 47-19 advantage on the boards, the largest margin this season.
Alex Len and Charles Mitchell are the biggest factors in that; Len averages 8.8 rpg and Mitchell averages 6.5. Len ranks sixth in the conference and Mitchell ranks 14th, including second among freshmen. There are five Terps averaging at least 4.0 rebounds per game (also Dez Wells, James Padgett and Nick Faust).
Len leads the conference with 3.3 offensive rebounds per game, and the Terps are averaging 14.7 offensive rebounds per game as a team, second in the league behind North Carolina (16.3).
Mitchell made an impressive debut by grabbing 10 rebounds in his first career game, against No. 3 Kentucky. That's the most rebounds by a Maryland freshman in his debut since Buck Williams had 13 against Bucknell in 1978. Williams went on to lead the ACC in rebounding that year (10.8 pg) en route to capturing ACC Rookie of the Year honors.
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GameTracker: Follow Terps games live in 2012 on your computer with GameTracker. Links for all games that will be available can be found at www.umterps.com.

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Welcome to Picket Fence Blogs! Our site provides you with the top lifestyle blogs
on the web. Feel free to just look around, or
add your own blog so
others can find you and benefit from what you have to say. Plus, it's free to join!
New House, New Ring and Everything in Between, literally. Documenting our many many home renovations to make our house a home, wedding planning that's battling with the home and a little bit of everything else, like all of my crafty attempts!
I'm Cat. I'm not an expert in anything in particular but know just enough to be dangerous! ;) Really, I am just your typical wife and mother of four sharing her (sometimes) daily adventures at home. Home, Style, Organizing, Mindful Living, Tips, Cooking,
Making art from recycled culture. On Urban Debris find free images, indie art, altered collage and assemblage, art tutorials, creative ideas, cool shopping, fun web gadgets, crafts, mixed media, sustainable crafty, DIY, all with an Indie flair and a quirk
As mothers, we all know that our life is filled with moments of drama which tend to define each and every day. Whether buried under piles of bills, attempting to hear ourselves think, or even being caught off guard by a child who couldn't get to her potty
This is my view on life. I mainly discuss men, and my take on the man's point of view. Some men will agree with me. And others will wish me to shut up, because they don't want to admit we think like that. Come by and see my view!
I am a very honest and passionate blogger, I write about my personal life, the good and bad. I hold nothing back in my writings, I write whatever is on my mind at that time. Far from politically correct and yes I do swear on my blog.
I'm a stay at home mom of two who loves to craft, photograph, and hang out with my kids. I've dabbled in way too many crafts. I'm embracing my compulsive craft behavior and taking each day one craft at a time!

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Tran Shines For Lady Bulldogs In Tuscaloosa
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Sophomore Naomi Tran led the Mississippi State Lady Bulldogs in the first day of the Roberta Alison Fall Classic with two consecutive singles victories, moving Tran to the championship round of her draw.
Tran began her successful day of play with first round victory in the Purple Draw, defeating Caroline Faught of UAB in an impressive 6-1, 6-3 decision. The native of Sydney, Australia continued her hot streak posting a 7-5, 6-4 triumph against Georgia Tech's Megan Kurey in the semifinal round of her bracket. Tran will compete for the championship title of her draw in tomorrow's competition.
The Lady Bulldogs kicked off the tournament with one round of doubles competition. Georgiana Patrasc and Tran fell 9-7 in the Black Draw to Samford's duo of Kristin Lewis and Lauren Caballero. Alexandra Perper and MSU newcomer Sarai Flores claimed the victory in their doubles match, defeating Maryna Kozachenko and Chaimaa Roudami of Georgia State 8-3 in the Bronze Draw.
Singles play began with Perper representing MSU in the Crimson Draw. Perper fell in the first round to Jasmine Minor of Georgia Tech in a 7-6(3), 6-1 decision. First round play continued as Patrasc took on Courtney Colton of Vanderbilt, falling 6-1, 6-1.
Unfortunately Naomi Tran claimed the first and only first round victory for the Lady Bulldogs as Lien Van Geel fell 6-3, 6-3 to Linn Timmermann of Georgia State. Freshman Sarai Flores followed with a 6-4, 7-6(6) loss to Vanderbilt's Maggie Leavell.
MSU completed the second round of singles competition 2-3, beginning with a 3-6, 6-2, 6-1 loss for Perper in the Consolation Semifinal to Maya Jansen of Alabama. Patrasc followed suit dropping her Consolation Semifinal match to Rachel Daniel of UAB 6-3, 6-1. Van Geel dropped her second round match to Plamena Kurteva of 6-0, 6-2, but Flores finished strong for the Lady Bulldogs, defeating UAB's Rachel Cohen 6-4, 6-0.
"Tran was definitely a highlight for us today. She played some great tennis," remarked Head Coach Daryl Greenan "The competition is strong out here and we are hoping for a strong finish tomorrow."
The Lady Bulldogs will be back in action Saturday to complete the tournament's remaining matches. Updates on Lady Bulldog play will be available through hailstate.com and @mstateWT.
MSU RESULTS AT THE ROBERTA ALISON FALL CLASSIC
October 5, 2012 - Auburn, Ala.
Black Draw -
Kristin Lewis/Lauren Caballero (Samford) def. Patrasc/Tran (Mississippi State) 9-7
Bronze Draw -
Perper/Flores (Mississippi State) def. Maryna Kozachenko/Chaimaa Roudami (Georgia State) 8-3
Crimson Draw -
Jasmine Minor (Georgia Tech) def. Alexandra Perper (Mississippi State) 7-6(3), 6-1
Maya Jansen (Alabama) def. Alexandra Perper (Mississippi State) 3-6, 6-2, 6-1
White Draw -
Courtney Colton (Vanderbilt) def. Georgiana Patrasc (Mississippi State) 6-1, 6-1
Rachel Daniel (UAB) def. Georgiana Patrasc (Mississippi State) 6-3, 6-1
Purple Draw -
Naomi Tran (Mississippi State) def. Caroline Faught (UAB) 6-1, 6-3
Naomi Tran (Mississippi State) def. Megan Kurey (Georgia Tech) 7-5, 6-4
Green Draw -
Linn Timmermann (Georgia State) def. Lien Van Geel (Mississippi State) 6-3, 6-3
Plamena Kurteva (Auburn) def. Lien Van Geel (Mississippi State) 6-0, 6-2
Pink Draw -
Maggie Leavell (Vanderbilt) def. Sarai Flores (Mississippi State) 6-4, 7-6(6)
Sarai Flores (Mississippi State) def. Rachel Cohen (UAB) 6-4, 6-0

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Sea of yellow at Fairport high school to support Blake Cognata
Posted at: 01/09/2013 10:46 PM | Updated at: 01/09/2013 11:52 PM
Fairport (8-0) is the only undefeated team in Monroe County and the Red Raiders are ranked third in the state. What mattered in the team's home game against Rush-Henrietta rather than those numbers, was the color. A sea of yellow packed the Fairport gym to support Blake Cognata who is battling Ewing's sarcoma.
Fairport won the game 68-40 and are now 9-0.

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MUNCIE, Ind. -- Randal Holt scored 16 points and Kent State defeated Ball State 61-47 on Saturday.
Chris Evans added 14 points for the Golden Flashes (10-6, 1-1 Mid-American), who lost their conference opener to Toledo on Wednesday.Kent State trailed by eight at one point in the first half, but closed the half with a 20-1 run to lead 35-20.Majok Majok led the Cardinals (7-7, 1-1) with 13 points and 12 rebounds. He was just 7 of 17 from the free-throw line, and Ball State finished 8 of 24. The Cardinals also struggled from the perimeter, shooting 28 percent despite matching the Flashes with 20 points in the paint.Chris Bond had 10 points, nine rebounds, four steals and three assists for Ball State.

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BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) Novak Djokovic will face Radek Stepanek in the opening singles Friday when Serbia faces defending champion Czech Republic in the Davis Cup final.
In Thursday's draw, Serbian reserve Dusan Lajovic was picked to play Tomas Berdych in the second singles match on a hard court in Belgrade Arena.
Lajovic, ranked 117th, replaces Janko Tipsarevic, who was ruled out of the best-of-five series with a heel injury.
Doubles are Saturday with reverse singles Sunday.
The Czechs are in the final for the third time in five years. Serbia won its only Davis Cup title in Belgrade in 2010, beating France.
The Czechs defeated Serbia 4-1 in the quarterfinals in Prague last year, but Djokovic did not play.

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Teacher Leadership Program
This page summarizes the steps for completing Stage 1 of the application process. The Application Information page contains more detailed information on the stages of applying to the Math TLC. After preparing materials, you may also want to consult the Application Submission Guidelines.
Before you send your application, please make sure you've completed the following:
- Read about the Teacher Leadership Program and the Application Process.
- Complete the TLP Application Form.
- Get Unofficial Transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate universities attended. Highlight the math and math ed courses.
- Save all electronic documents using the requested filename format.
- Submit the application to Math TLC by email (firstname.lastname@example.org) or by U.S. Mail to:
Math TLC - Teacher Leader Program
Campus Box 122
Greeley, CO 80639-0098

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|Troutman Named to All-Freshman Team|
|Written by Mike Flynn|
|Monday, 23 May 2011 19:57|
The Southern Conference’s baseball coaches voted Appalachian State University outfielder Preston Troutman (Rockwell, N.C./East Rowan) to the SoCon’s all-freshman team, the league announced on Monday.Troutman hit .274 with five doubles, three triples and 15 RBI in 44 regular-season games and is tied for Appalachian’s team lead with five outfield assists. He made 36 starts in left field after earning the spot in the starting lineup early in the campaign.
Earlier this month, the rookie from Rockwell, N.C. was named the SoCon’s Hitter of the Week after hitting .571 (4-for-7) with two doubles and six RBI in wins over Western Carolina on May 8-9.
Surprisingly, Troutman was the only Mountaineer to receive recognition from the SoCon’s coaches, as there are no ASU representatives on the coaches’ first- or second-team all-conference squads. Particularly conspicuous in their absence from the all-conference teams are pitcher Ryan Arrowood (Rutherfordton, N.C./Central), who is 8-2 with a 2.87 ERA and 77 strikeouts and was the league’s Pitcher of the Month in April, and outfielder Jack Myers (Charlotte, N.C./Myers Park), who is batting .322 with 19 stolen bases and hit safely in the first 24 conference games of the season.
The SoCon announces its media all-conference teams on Tuesday.
Sixth-seeded Appalachian (31-25, 15-15 SoCon) opens SoCon Tournament play on Wednesday when it faces third-seeded Samford (34-22, 18-12 SoCon). First pitch is set for 1 p.m. at Riley Park in Charleston, S.C.
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Skiers Race in Classic Sprints at US Ski Championships
SOLDIER HOLLOW, Utah – The Northern Michigan University Nordic ski teams began competition at the 2013 U.S. Cross Country Ski Championships on Wednesday (Jan. 2) with the classic sprint races on the Olympic trails at Soldier Hollow. Soldier Hollow was the cross country and biathlon venue for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games.
“We had a pretty good day,” NMU coach Sten Fjeldheim said. “It’s always a fun event here at U.S. Nationals and we hope to have a great week.”
The men sprinted 1.3 kilometers as senior Chris Bowler was the top finisher in 23rd place overall in 2:58.11, 9.09 second behind the first place skier. He was fifth in the men’s under 23 age group (MU23). Junior George Cartwright was just over 3:00 in 37th overall and 11th in MU23.
Junior Ben Hugus finished 64th (24th; MU23) while junior Erik Soderman was 73rd (30th; MU23). Sophomore Kyle Bratrud was 81st overall and 16th in the men’s under 19 age group (MOJ) and freshman Sam Elfstrom finished 103rd and 26th in MOJ.
The women sprinted the same course with junior Jordyn Ross finished 51st overall and 19th in the female’s under 23 age group (FU23). She finished in 3:43.81, 23.35 seconds behind first place. Sophomore Elizabeth Simak was 79th overall and 30th in FU23.
Freshman Hannah Boyer placed 84th overall and 19th in the female under 19 age group (FOJ). Freshman Mary Kate Cirelli placed 87th and 32nd in FU23. Junior Rosie Frankowski was 96th and 35th in FU23.
Felicia Gesior, a sophomore on the NMU women’s team who is redshirting, finished eighth overall and first in FOJ.
Action continues Friday at Soldier Hollow with individual start freestyle distance racing.
# # # NMU # # #

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I hope you are having a joyful holiday season, and wish you a Happy and Prosperous 2008. The Brain Fitness field has made a great deal of progress in 2007, and we are looking forward the New Year.
Here you are have the Monthly Digest of our Most Popular Blog Posts. You can consider it your monthly Brain Fitness/ Exercise Newsletter.
(Also, remember that you can subscribe to receive our blog RSS feed
, or to our monthly newsletter at the top of this page if you want to receive this monthly Digest by email).
Let me first of all introduce you to our new “Author Speaks Series”, where we will give leading scientists and experts a forum to present their new brain-related books. We are honored to kickstart the series with Larry McCleary, former acting Chief of Pediatric Neurosurgery at Denver Children’s Hospital. You can read Here his article on how to keep a brain-friendly lifestyle. This series will complement our ongoing Neuroscience Interview Series.
Brain Fitness in the News
Brain Fitness @ PBS: PBS featured a fantastic special program on neuroplasticity and brain fitness during the month of December. Before you ask: as of today, the DVD of the program is still not available in PBS online shop. We expect to see it there in 2–3 weeks. We will keep you informed.
The Huffington Post started featuring a column written by me: you may enjoy taking a look at Alvaro Fernandez — Living on The Huffington Post.
Jogging our Brains for Brain Vitality, Healthy Aging-and Intelligence!: a roundup of several great recent articles on memory, aging, IQ and cognitive abilities such as self-control.
Health & Wellness
Brain Training: No Magic Bullet, Yet Useful Tool. Interview with Elizabeth Zelinski: Dr. Zelinski, leading researcher of the IMPACT study, shares fascinating insights. For example: “…cognitive enhancement requires the engagement in a variety of activities, those activities must be novel, adaptive and challenging-which is why computer-based programs can be helpful. But even at a more basic level, what matters is being engaged with life, continually exposed to stimulating activities, always trying to get out of our comfort zones, doing our best at whatever we are doing. A major typical misconception is that there is only one general intelligence to care about. In reality, we have many different cognitive abilities, such as attention, memory, language, reasoning, and more, so it makes sense to have different programs designed to train and improve each of them.”
How to Evaluate and Choose a Brain Fitness Program: To help you navigate the growing number of computer-based programs and games, we published this 10-Question Checklist, based on dozens of interviews with scientists, experts and consumers.
Travel and Engagement as Good Brain Exercise: As we’ve seen, novelty, variety and challenge are the key guidelines for “brain exercise” that help build new neural connections, force one to be mindful and pay attention, improve abilities such as pattern-recognition, and generally contribute to lifelong brain health. In this post we feature the brain building / mind expanding experience of a SharpBrains friend working in Namibia.
Alzheimer’s Prevention and Diagnostic Tests: analysis of several recent articles on emerging research behind Alzheimer’s diagnostic and prevention.
Corporate Wellness and Training
Cognitive Reserve and Intellectually Demanding Jobs: a recent study shows how “Intellectually demanding work was associated with greater benefit to cognitive performance in later life independent of related factors like education and intelligence.”
Cognitive Health and Baby Boomers– 6 Points to Keep in Mind: based upon an excellent McKinsey report titled Serving Aging Baby Boomers, we discuss a variety a news articles, including interesting numbers, some bad news, and some good news.
Lifelong Learning Is Changing My Brain: Andreas, the neuroscience PhD student who spent last summer working with SharpBrains, writes some reflections on his experience and on how scientists and business professionals can learn from each other.
Traveler IQ Game: Check out this stimulating online game…
Learning & The Brain Conference, February 5–7 2008, San Francisco: Sign up now for this great conference for educators who want to learn about the latest brain research findings and implications. I will be speaking at the conference giving an overview of innovative cognitive training programs. The organizers are offering a Special Discount for SharpBrains readers until January 25th 2008, so click here if interested.
If we don’t talk beforehand…Happy New Year!
You can also enjoy our previous editions of our Brain Fitness Newsletter:
- November Edition
- October Edition
- September Edition
- August Edition
- July Edition

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Whenever I have digital photos printed, I get a proof sheet with tiny versions of the photos. I’ve never been able to bring myself to throw the proofs away, but I didn’t know what to do with them either. Finally, I found the perfect use for them: cut the pictures out and make personalized cards with them. This is especially great for grandparents.
The photo to the right is of the Father’s Day card I made for my husband. Here’s how I made it:
Items needed (all of these can be found with scrap booking supplies or at an office supply store):
one 8 1/2 x 11 inch sheet of white card stock, cut in half the short way
one sheet of colored paper
double stick tape or photo mounting squares
foam mounting squares
proof sheets with the photos you want to use cut out
acid-free stickers and/or pens, optional
1. Fold the card stock in half to make a 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 inch card.
2. Cut or tear the colored paper to make a rectangle that will fit on the front of the card. Attach the colored paper to the card using the double stick tape or photo mounting squares.
3. Attach the foam squares to the back of the cut out proofs and affix to the front of the card. (You can cut the foam to fit the photos.) If desired, create a personalized message with stickers or pens.
Note: You can find envelopes to fit your card at stationery or office supply stores – look for No. 5 1/2 invitation envelopes.

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YIELD: Makes 6 to 8 servings
Beat together butter and sugar with an electric mixer at medium speed until pale and fluffy, about 3 minutes. Beat in egg and vanilla. Reduce speed to low and mix in flour, salt, and lemon zest until mixture just forms a dough.
Shape dough into 2 balls, 1 slightly larger than the other. Flatten each ball into a 5-inch disk, then wrap each in wax paper and chill 30 minutes.
Stir together preserves, lemon juice, and extract in a small bowl.
Roll out thicker piece of dough (keep remaining piece chilled) between 2 sheets of wax paper into an 11-inch round. Remove top sheet of paper and invert dough into a 9- by 1-inch fluted round tart pan with a removable bottom. Peel off paper and fit dough into pan, trimming side to 1/4 inch below top of rim. Chill shell.
Roll out remaining dough in same manner and remove top sheet of paper, then cut dough into 10 (1-inch-wide) strips. Slide strips on wax paper onto a baking sheet and chill until firm, about 10 minutes.
Preheat oven to 375°F.
Spread apricot filling in tart shell and arrange 5 strips across filling (about 1 inch apart), trimming excess dough at ends of strips. Arrange remaining 5 strips on top (about 1 inch apart) to form a lattice (do not weave), trimming ends. Press ends onto edge of tart shell and bake crostata in middle of oven until golden, 40 to 50 minutes. Cool completely in pan on a rack.

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The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps guiding the reader through the process of making a tart, detailing the preparation, chilling, and baking phases. The instructions are structured well and specific enough that they could benefit a language model by requiring it to evaluate the logical progression of steps and consider potential variations or challenges that may arise during the recipe.


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These two little quilts came about out of pure sadness.
Today is Jack and Samuel’s due date.
Although being twins they would have been delivered earlier and therefore already in loving arms, instead they are in a different pair of loving arms. Jack and Samuel were born at just 19 weeks and 1 day and sadly passed into God's kingdom shortly after. Although perfect they were just too little to survive.
My cousin and her husband and their small daughter have been burdened with a terrible heartache that will stay with them forever.
I made their big sister a quilt for her birth and after hearing the news of their passing I decided that they still deserved to have some little quilts to honour their births too.
I had been saving this Amy Butler fabric for something special and I couldn't think of anything better to use it for. I decided on two different quilts because although there were twins they were also individuals. The heart blocks I though appropriate as they will always remain in our hearts forever. I was planning on making them a bit smaller but my head wasn't in the right place to be working out measurements and re-sizing the blocks.
These two little boys were and still are so loved. I think of them often and wish that they were here with us right now.
Rest in Peace Jack and Samuel We love you!
Thanks AJ for sharing your sweet story. Bless your family. Everyone be sure to check out her blog. Some fun inspiring stuff happening over there...and she just did her (edited 700th) post!!! Can you imagine???

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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through completing a task. Instead, it shares a personal story about creating quilts to honor the memory of twins, focusing more on emotions and intentions than on procedural instructions. Additionally, the lack of detailed, structured steps makes it unsuitable for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as there are no actionable or logical processes described for the reader to follow.


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Jun 12, 2010, 5:29 PM EDT
UPDATE: Nava came up with the bases loaded again in the third inning, however he struck out. Too good to be true.
5:00 PM: If you aren’t watching this afternoon’s Phillies-Red Sox game, you just missed something pretty special. Daniel Nava, who was called up from Triple-A Pawtucket on Saturday, connected for a grand slam off Joe Blanton in his first major league at-bat in the bottom of the second inning. In fact, it was on the very first pitch he saw.
Nava is the fourth player in major league history to hit a grand slam in his first at-bat in the big leagues. He’s the first to do it since Kevin Kouzmanoff on Sept. 2, 2006.
Nava became the 10th player in Red Sox history to hit a home run in his first major league
at-bat. The last (and only other) player to hit a grand slam in his first Red Sox at-bat was Rip Repulski on May 10, 1960.
Nava, 27, has a .342/.434/.545 batting line over four seasons in the minor leagues. If you’d like to learn more about the rookie outfielder’s incredible story, check out this piece by Tony Lee of NESN.com. He’s a real story to root for.
- 2015 Preview: Chicago White Sox 10
- Did David Ortiz admit to more than he realized with his Players’ Tribune editorial? 59
- 2015 Preview: Atlanta Braves 12
- David Ortiz: “Nobody in MLB history has been tested for PEDs more than me” 111
- 2015 Preview: Chicago Cubs 14
- Unsigned 2014 No. 1 overall pick Brady Aiken undergoes Tommy John surgery 57
- 2015 Preview: Seattle Mariners 15
- Cardinals add “OT” patch for Oscar Taveras 76
- Ex-Cardinals outfielder Curt Ford was assaulted in St. Louis and told to “go back to Ferguson” (116)
- College baseball player cut after making offensive tweet about Mo’ne Davis (115)
- David Ortiz: “Nobody in MLB history has been tested for PEDs more than me” (111)
- Mo’ne Davis says college ballplayer who wrote an offensive tweet about her deserves a second chance (88)
- Rob Manfred says it would be hard to reinstate Pete Rose in a limited way (88)

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; instead, it recounts a sports event involving Daniel Nava's impressive debut in Major League Baseball. Additionally, the content lacks well-structured procedural instructions, focusing more on narrative reporting than on detailed guidance. As a result, it does not encourage deeper reasoning or serve as a practical resource for training any model in procedural tasks.


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Tim Hasselbeck: Football with pink ribbon decal is 'a disaster'
It's just a small pink ribbon on the official NFL football, but former quarterback Tim Hasselbeck says players tell him the ball is "a disaster."
"No one's talking about this," Hasselbeck said on ESPN's "Mike and Mike" show. "They're playing with these breast cancer awareness balls. These balls are brand new, right out of the bag. Now they get slick -- I texted a couple quarterbacks during the [Monday night] game. They all said, 'These balls have been a disaster.' So I think that's something to note."
NFL spokesman Greg Aiello told Pro Football Talk, via email: "They are not different."
There were four fumbles in the Vikings-Jets game, which was delayed because of a thunderstorm in New Jersey: three were by Brett Favre (who lost two of them) and one was by LaDainian Tomlinson. Twenty of Favre's 34 passes were incomplete; 23 of Mark Sanchez's 44 were incomplete.
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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a specific task; instead, it discusses opinions about NFL footballs and includes quotes from players and an NFL spokesman. Additionally, the content lacks structured procedural instructions and is more focused on anecdotal evidence and commentary rather than offering a detailed explanation or training framework that could facilitate deeper reasoning.


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Ho hum: Obama’s lawyer threatens TV stations that run NRA ad
posted at 5:56 pm on September 25, 2008 by Allahpundit
I’m surprised. Usually in cases like this, Obama has his cult followers inundate the offending station with irate, semi-coherent phone calls, like they did recently to try to knock hatemongering smear merchant David Freddoso off the air for the crime of committing journalism critical of The One. For whatever reason they’ve decided that won’t work here, so they’re opting for Plan B. Straight out of the Democratic handbook Harry Reid used to threaten ABC’s broadcast license for showing the “Path to 9/11,” here’s Obama lawyer Robert Bauer warning station managers not to air the NRA’s new anti-Obama “Hunter” ad if they want to stay in the FCC’s good graces. Follow the link and read his letter and the NRA’s rebuttal for point/counterpoint. Is the NRA attributing gun policy positions to Obama which he no longer holds? Hard to say. Is there such a thing as a consistent Obama gun position? He flip-flopped opportunistically on the D.C. gun ban and was caught lying a few months ago about whether he’d ever seen that 1996 questionnaire in which his campaign claimed he supported a total ban on guns. Read Dave Kopel’s painstaking response to FactCheck’s piece on the NRA ads for more cases of obfuscation, noting particularly Obama’s habit of speaking of gun regulations not in terms of what he does or doesn’t support but what is and isn’t “politically practicable” at a given moment. No wonder Guy Benson’s worried about him bringing back the Fairness Doctrine. What happens when a deep blue Congress make that “politically practicable” too?

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; rather, it presents a commentary on a political event without structured procedural instructions. Additionally, the content lacks detailed information or step-by-step guidance that would enable a language model to engage in deeper reasoning or understanding of a complex procedure.


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Friday, August 31, 2007
For Anastasia, Ubee, Oscar and Brendan
For Anastasia, Ubee, Oscar and Brendan.
We didn't know Ubee or Brendan, and had only met Anastasia and Oscar once or twice But we know they will be missed by those who loved them.
I updated my Farewell Friends Friday post. When The Big One comes home tomorrow, I'm going to pester my OTW to pester him to help her put a button on the side so everycat can find it easier. let me know if I missed anyone.
And I suppose I really ought to put Persephone's Catser button up. And all the other Vishus Deer Pamphlets....
Also, my OTW wants to ask a favour of the Cat Bloggers. Her mom's sister was just diagnosed with liver cancer and was told she has about 4-5 weeks to live without radiation treatments, and only 6 months at most with them, so her Mom has rushed to Holland to be with her sisters and brothers. My OTW is ok, she hasn't met her aunt since she was really little and doesn't even remember her, but she doesn't like her mom being upset, and would like prayers for her mom and her mom's family.
And my OTW's Gotcha-Mom had a little stroke last month and she's doing better, but she's the one married to the Gotcha-Dad who was bleeding inside so it's a little rough there. Could we have prayers for them too? My OTW says the good news there is Gotcha-Dad is getting better and only has to go to the hosiptal once a month now, instead of every two weeks.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it is a collection of thoughts and updates regarding personal situations and requests for support. Additionally, the instructions are not structured enough to serve as effective training material for a language model focused on deeper reasoning, as there lacks detailed guidance or logical progression in the content presented.


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About a month ago, I started yet another blog. This particular blog is called "Rejoice, and be exceeding glad..." I decided to open this new venue to be more specifically aimed at the genealogy experience and community of those who belong to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I have always tried to make Genealogy's Star as inclusive as possible and for that reason have passed up comments I might have made that pertained to the particular experiences of members of the Church. The new blog is not exclusive in any way, but it is more directly aimed at the LDS genealogical experience.
In its context, I will try to appropriately comment on those portions of FamilySearch.org and other LDS resources that are available to and mostly used by Church members. In addition, I will try to stay away from topics that might be better covered in my general community blog, Genealogy's Star.
There are quite a number of posts already on the blog, so you are welcome to browse back through the back posts. I am certain, as is inevitable, that my content and perspective will change over time, but you will get a flavor of the things to come.
Thanks for reading Genealogy's Star.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; it primarily discusses the author’s intentions and the scope of a new blog. Additionally, the content lacks well-structured procedural instructions that could facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it focuses more on personal reflection rather than organized procedures or detailed explanations.


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These golden margaritas bring a bit of sunshine to a winter table. Eye-catching kumquats are the secret ingredient. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
- 4 lime wedges
- 3 tablespoons kosher salt
- 1 pint kumquats (about 30)
- 3/4 cup tequila
- 3 tablespoons lime juice
- 3 cups crushed ice
- 1/3 cup sugar
- Using lime wedges, moisten the rims of four margarita or cocktail glasses. Sprinkle salt on a plate; dip rims in salt. Set glasses aside.
- Place tequila in a blender. Rinse kumquats; cut in half and remove seeds. Add to blender; cover and process until pureed. Strain, discarding skins and pulp.
- Return puree to blender. Add the lime juice, ice and sugar; cover and process until blended. Pour into prepared glasses. Serve immediately. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Kumquat Margaritas in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2010, p88
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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making kumquat margaritas, starting with preparing the glasses and then proceeding through the mixing process in a logical manner. However, the instructions lack the detailed explanations and reasoning necessary for training a language model to develop deeper reasoning capabilities, as they are primarily focused on procedural execution rather than exploring underlying techniques or concepts.


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Pawlak gets powered up
IRWINDALE – One driver from Long Beach took his first step to ending his Formula Drift season on a high note. For three other drivers from Long Beach, it’s been a bit of a rough year.
Justin Pawlak, a 30-year-old from Long Beach, was the top qualifier for the Formula Drift season finale at Toyota Speedway at Irwindale on Friday night. Pawlak is in 10th place in the Formula Drift standings.
“It was definitely not easy,” Pawlak said. “I just really focused I what I wanted to do. I did a lot of mental preparation. I want to win tomorrow and this was the first step in doing that.”
Long Beach’s Kyle Mohan, Cody Parkhouse and Michael Essa enter tonight’s finale without a chance for a championship. With nearly 40 cars attempting to qualify for 32 starting spots, making the field would be an accomplishment for the three drivers.
More after the jump
Mohan, 23rd in the standings, said his recent showing at an event in China has increased his confidence for the Irwindale races. He was the top qualifier and advanced to the quarterfinals in China. He said he is hoping his team can improve on that performance.
“I got eliminated in the top-eight, but I was very happy with how I ran,” said the 27-year-old Mohan. “Top qualifying position and a top-eight finish in a foreign country is always a good thing.”
Mohan qualified fifth for the Irwindale event. He had the top spot for a time during qualifying, but was knocked down as some of the top drivers made
their runs.”Here at Irwindale, I think the qualifying is really important,” said Mohan. “It’s very stiff competition out here. This is a horsepower track and if you gotta go against one of those top guys, it’s going to be a final round battle in the first 32. Ideally what you want to have is if you got horsepower and you got speed here, you want to qualify in the top 10.”
Essa is finishing his rookie season in Formula Drift. His best finish this year was a sixth-place at Las Vegas. He is second in the rookie standings and cannot win the rookie championship. But he said he wants to make it to the quarterfinals.
“The car’s running good,” said Essa, 29. “Made some changes to it, put bigger tires on it, just trying to get the car setup for more grip. As the day went on the track kept getting more and more grip.”
Essa drives a 1987 Mazda RX-7 with a Corvette engine. He has backing from DTC Performance and Pac Auto Body in Long Beach. DTC Performance provides him with tires and Pac Auto Body does the body work on his car.
The track’s fun, but there’s definitely no room for error,” said Essa, who qualified 14th in the 32-car field. “It’s an all out kind of track. You really have to be on the ball all the way around the track to get a good score. It’s tough. It’s more of a balls out kind of track. It’s not my favorite track, but it’s OK.”
Parkhouse is making only his second start of the season. He entered the first event of the year at Long Beach, but did not qualify for the field of 32. He spent a good portion of the season working on a new engine for his car, a Nissan 240-SX.
“Right after Long Beach, I put a new motor in,” said Parkhouse, a 22-year-old from Long Beach and a graduate of Wilson High School. “I spent all year developing it, basically. Finally it was ready for Sonoma. I was spending my money developing the motor.”
Parkhouse was eliminated in the first round at Sonoma. He said he is hoping to advance deeper at Irwindale.
“In Sonoma, I was down on power,” said Parkhouse, who qualified 25th for the Irwindale event. “I probably had about 300 horsepower. For this event, I’m making over 500 horsepower now. I can keep up with all the big guys.”
Gates open at 2 p.m and races start at 4.
DRIFTING AT IRWINDALE: Tuerck wins season finale, but Forsberg takes home series title
IRWINDALE – Ryan Tuerck went all-out to win the Formula Drift championship.
He did his part on Saturday night at the House of Drift, aka Toyota Speedway at Irwindale.
But it was not enough. The Derry, N.H., resident won the season finale in front of a track-record crowd of 12,000. But Chris Forsberg did just enough to claim the series title.
“Me and Chris are such good friends,” Tuerck said. “I expected him to win and if he didn’t, I’d actually be really disappointed in him.”
Forsberg, from Huntington Beach, only needed to win one round of the tandem competition to take the title. He defeated Doug Van Den Brink in a one-more-time run. On the second run, his Nissan 350Z seemed to sputter.
Forsberg took the full five minutes that he is allotted to make sure everything was OK.
“It was a little stall down the straight,” he said. “I don’t know what it was. Coming off the track, I was hoping for the one more time because I didn’t think I was going to get the win. I knew the judges were going to make me work for it.”
The crew checked the gas and the connections to the ignition. He then got enough of a gap on Van Den Brink to notch the victory and advance to the Round of 16, thus clinching the series title. He lost to Robbie Nishida in the Round of 16 when he clipped the exit wall while chasing on the second run.
“It was just clean,” he said of the first round. “A little gremlin almost got us. After
that, I was real nervous. I thought it would be an issue.”After he had taken off the safety harness in his convertible, he was pulled out of the car by the amateur drivers and his crew and then tossed several times in the air.
“They just ripped me out of the car,” he said. “I’ve never had that before. It still feels crazy. It will take a little while for (the title) to settle in.”
Tuerck, meanwhile, had to hope that Forsberg would lose in the Round of 32 and he would win the event to take the title. He defeated Tanner Foust, the 2007-08 series champion, in a tight semifinal race and Tyler McQuarrie in the finals. It was his second win of the season. He also won in the season opener at Long Beach.
McQuarrie beat surprising semifinalist Mat Powers. Foust downed Powers for third place.
In a first-round surprise, Diamond Bar’s Alex Pfeiffer, in his fifth race back in the series, knocked out 2008 Irwindale champion Vaughn Gittin Jr. in the first round.

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1. Step-by-step: **No**
The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task. Instead, it discusses the performances and experiences of various Formula Drift drivers during the events, lacking a procedural format.

2. Training: **No**
The article does not contain well-structured procedural instructions that would be beneficial for training a language model for deeper reasoning. It offers insights into drivers' thoughts and suggestions but does not present systematic guidance or detailed methodologies that could be used for comprehensive understanding or reasoning.


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A Luddite’s take on life, chickens, and other critical issues.
“Christmas is coming, buy Viagra!”
So that’s why the kid saw Mommy kissing Santa Claus…
I’ve gotten a few of those too, and I’m a woman! Spam does not discriminate!
Happy new year to you!
Ha, so true, Dienna! And a very happy new year to you!
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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; rather, it appears to consist of disjointed thoughts and comments without any structured or cohesive instructions. Additionally, the content lacks well-defined procedural guidance, making it unsuitable for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as there are no detailed or logical processes that can be followed.


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Sunday, March 03, 2013
I can honestly say I love golf and have been very lucky to have started at a young age. I was fortunate to not have to deal with knowing the bad swings, shots, or playing in the trees. At that age it was all fun and new. Now fast forward 30yrs and I find my emotions are not so much in check! The frustration of a bad shot now overrides that youthful joy! Sort of! You see, now that I am older, I understand where that bad shot came from, whereas, when I was 13 I had no idea. With that knowledge I now can correct my swing and forget the bad shot. Well we really don't forget and that can be the reason why we hate it at the same time. I know for me it's the challenge of wanting to improve my game. I think for those that started late its an even bigger challenge to overcome and so it takes a lot more effort to play. I can now say that I am extremely happy about my new venture in Golf Performance, with my experience of 25yrs in the fitness industry and 30yrs of golf it is a perfect match and I am opening up a Golf performance studio in Bellevue, and its called GO Long Fitness. I will be blogging about golf performance and how to bring back that love of the game.

response:
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 personal reflection rather than a procedural guide. Additionally, the instructions, if any, are not detailed enough to facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as they lack specific methodologies or structured information on golf performance or the improvement process.


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Disney Dinner and a Movie: Tangled
Tangled is yet another example of Disney taking a classic fairy tale and turning it into a thoroughly enjoyable film. Complete with great scenery, fun songs, and interesting characters we get a wonderful movie that’s fun for all ages. Rapunzel is adorable, Flynn is cheeky, and Mother Gothel is not only devilish but extremely hilarious. All in all, this is the perfect film to enjoy with some fun themed recipes.
One of the foods referenced in the movie is hazelnut soup, which Mother Gothel says is Rapunzel’s favorite. I found this recipe online to make my own hazelnut soup (except I skipped the fennel since I don’t like it). I wasn’t sure how it was going to come out but it was very smooth and creamy. I discovered that I’m not too fond of such a nutty taste in my soup, but if you do like that sort of thing then definitely try out a hazelnut soup recipe of some sort, especially to go with the film.
For our main entrée I went with the theme of “hair” and made angel hair pasta. I ate it with a vodka tomato pasta sauce that gave the dish a nice pink color to compliment the film. To make the meal healthier, we added a side of mixed vegetables. To top it off, we made a pink drink embellished with Twizzlers (because to me, they resemble braids like Rapunzel’s).
For dessert, I came up with what I believe to be a brilliant idea: challah bread. The braided shape and warm color of the bread is perfect to mimic Rapunzel’s long golden braid. I even added decorative candy flowers to make it more similar to the scene where Rapunzel and Flynn are in the boat. There are hundreds of challah recipes out there (and plenty of yummy store brand ones as well). I wanted to try and make a vegan version and, although I was skeptical with how it would turn out, the result was fantastic. I used this recipe but added some cinnamon and other spices to the batter, as well as a cinnamon sugar glaze (made with melted Earth Balance butter). After a few hours, the bread finally came out and it looked amazing and tasted delicious. This was one of my favorite Disney-inspired food items to make yet.
This was one of my favorite installments of Disney Dinner and a Movie. Not only is Tangled a fantastic film, but it presented me with some great recipes, some more interpretive than others. I especially loved the challah bread. Another great meal made possible by the creativity and inspiration of Disney!

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for preparing the themed meal; instead, it offers a narrative of experiences and personal preferences without explicit procedural instructions. Additionally, the lack of structured guidance and detailed steps limits its usefulness for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as the instructions are not articulated in a way that promotes clear understanding and execution of recipes.


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Long White Cloud Design
Category: Blogs, Designers/Studios,
Posted: Mar 5th 2012
No. of comments: 0
Long White Cloud is a beautiful curation of designery goodness, brought to you by Emma:
"Designer by day, writer and inspiration hunter by night. July 2010 saw me move from the hustle and bustle of London life to take on the open space of New Zealand. Blogging since day 1, Long White Cloud Design has now grown into a creative forum showcasing the best from the South Pacific’s design scene."
A nice site to browse on your lunch break... exactly what I am doing :-)

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a task, as it mainly serves as a description of a blog and its author rather than a procedural guide. Additionally, the lack of detailed instructions means that it would not be particularly useful for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as there are no structured processes or frameworks presented within the text.


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Comment Box: Defining Celebrity; A Good Read
What is your criteria for defining someone as a celebrity and thus deemed worthy for your column? Is this an ethereal thing or are there hard and fast rules? -- Submitted during last week's Celebritology Live chat
Angelina Jolie, Gilbert Arenas, William Hung, Ashley Alexandra Dupre -- all celebrities, of a sort -- famous, infamous, skeevy, it doesn't take much these days to gain a foothold in the news-scape or score a Barbara Walters/Diane Sawyer/Matt Lauer interview. But, since you asked about MY criteria and what I deem worthy for MY column, here's a short checklist:
1. Is somehow, even tangentially, related to the entertainment business. So, Tom Brady (and his penchant for dating supermodels) is in and Michael Vick (and his doggie day care) are out. Same goes for politicians and other three-piece suit types, unless they find themselves sucked into the Hollywood tractor beam. So, no Eliot Spitzer here (no matter how much we talk about it in the weekly chat), but plenty of Obama, as far as he's a celeb fave in this year's presidential election cycle. (In the interest of balance and conservative search engine crawlers, I'd like to add the following: Sylvester Stallone John McCain chuckle).
2. Once a celeb, always a celeb. Look no further than this morning's Mix (below) for proof. Some nutty guy on the red carpet? Shrug. Cast Gary Busey as that whackadoodle and, hello, we've got a keeper! The same goes for you and your new baby, Soliel Moon Frye. And, Lindsay Lohan, if you're reading this may come as some comfort: careers may evaporate, but your star power will shine through even the murkiest of Hollywood descents. Just ask former gal pal Tara Reid.
3. Is Britney Spears.
Good Read: Confessions of a Celebrity Blogger (Huffingtonpost.com)
I'm reminded daily of the dichotomy (See Mariah, I can use it, too!) between Celebritology and the majority of celeb-centric blogs. I sift through much chaff to bring you only the finest in star-focused news. And there's something I've been keeping from you. Well, a lot of somethings. Confession time: Sometimes I don't include items that may overtaking the rest of the Internet because they're just too crude, cruel or ridiculously untrue to brand with the washingtonpost.com stamp of approval.
That's why I was fascinated with Charlotte Hilton Anderson's piece about the life of a ghost blogger for a popular -- yet unnamed -- celebrity blog. Anderson recounts her slow awakening to the expectation that she fabricate items. In response to one item that triggered a public denial from Michelle Williams, Anderson says her employer mused that Williams "got tons of free publicity out of it, so she probably secretly liked it."
Read Anderson's peek behind the curtains here.
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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article presents a checklist-style approach to defining a celebrity but does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps that would guide the reader through a process in a step-by-step manner. The instructions, while somewhat structured, lack the detailed procedural elements necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as they primarily reflect personal criteria and subjective judgments rather than a comprehensive methodology.


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West Monroe, Louisiana defensive tackle Will Blackwell will be the second of two unofficial visitors in town this week to checkout the Vols. The first to checkout the Vols this week is Cincinnati, ...
Blackwell set to see two in the SEC
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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 primarily contains information about a college football recruit visiting a university. Additionally, the procedural instructions are not present nor structured to aid in training a language model for deeper reasoning, as the content is too focused on a singular event without elaborating on detailed processes or methodologies.


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Finding the right decorations and accessories for a Bachelorette party (or ‘Hens Do’ as we call them here) can be somewhat of a challenge. Sure you can find tons of cheap bachelorette-themed stuff at bargain stores but if you’re after something a little different and hum, ‘classier’ than a plastic penis crown then your choices are pretty limited there.
That’s why I really like the idea of making your own Bachelorette party decorations instead. Not only do you end up with much more personalized and unique party items but it’s also a great way to get all the bridesmaids together and have a bonding craft session! Two parties instead of one? Yes please!
Here are 12 DIY ideas for a memorable Bachelorette party:
♥ DIY Balloon Wishes For The Bride-To-Be
This is my favorite kind of DIY – super cute but also super easy to do! It also doubles as a fun activity as every guest gets to write a personalized message for the bride on a balloon.
See the tutorial on Studio DIY.
♥ Big Fringe Garlands
These crepe garlands are pretty amazing and they’d make for a great photo-booth or food buffet backdrop. You could also vary the colors to suit the bride’s taste.
See the tutorial on Oh Happy Day.
♥ ‘The Golden Girl’ Cocktail
A special occasion calls for a special cocktail. I adore the gold rim on this pretty concoction and the ingredients sound very delicious too.
See the recipe on A Beautiful Mess.
♥ DIY Paper Flower Wall
I pretty much love everything about this party set up but the flower wall is what really takes it to the next level I think. It’s so pretty I’ve been thinking of creating a flower paper wall in my bedroom!
See the tutorial on Style Me Pretty.
♥ Bachelorette Party Cookies
I can’t think of a sweeter way to set the party agenda for the night…Obviously you could make the cookies in more naughty shapes if you were so inclined. I won’t judge.
♥ Bachelorette Sash
This DIY requires some basic sewing skills but the end result is definitely worth the extra work! I also like the creator’s idea of passing the sash down from bride to bride in your circle of friends. Very ‘sisterhood of the traveling pants’.
See the tutorial on Something Turquoise.
♥ Lipstick Pinata
Is there anything that screams ‘party’ more than a pinata? I think not.
See the tutorial on Studio DIY.
♥ DIY Kiss Art
Talking about lipstick…this diy kiss frame would make the cutest party keepsake for the bride to be!
See the video tutorial on Celebrations.
Gold Glitter Mini Champagne Bottles
Ahhh, champagne and gold glitter, two of my favorite things put together…
See the tutorial on Beau-coup.
♥ Party Headbands
These head bands were originally designed for a NYE party but I think they’d be great for a bachelorette shindig too!
See the tutorial on Yahoo.
♥ Printable Photobooth Props
Everybody loves a good photo-booth and these props are not only adorable but they’re free to download!
Via The Budget Savvy Bride.
Bachelorette Party Hangover kit
Yes, we all know that the best way to avoid a hangover is to not drink much on the night…but let’s face it we’re only humans so these hangover kits make for a nice back up. ;)
See the tutorial on United with Love.

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1. Step-by-step: No
The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing any specific task. Instead, it presents a list of DIY decoration ideas for a Bachelorette party without detailed instructions or a structured approach to executing each project.

2. Training: No
The article lacks well-structured procedural instructions needed for training a language model to perform deeper reasoning. While it suggests various DIY projects, it does not include enough details or a systematic breakdown of tasks that would support complex reasoning or learning about crafting techniques.


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Free Dinner for 2!
Please Accept Our Invitation
Simply Attend Our Free Seminar
How You Can Become Wealthy Beyond You Dreams
I get these in the mail from time to time. Maybe not these exact words, but something similar. It may be how you can create great wealth from home running an online business, or how to no longer pay utility bills. Yes, people can become wealthy running an online business. Look at the Facebook crew. Yes, you can use alternative energy to lower your utility bills, something worth checking out. Dinner sounds great. Grab your spouse and go.
NOT BEFORE YOU DO SOME FACT CHECKING
One invite I’d received was about internet marketing, promising to get on the front page of Google. I searched online under the company’s name. Wow they sure do have many dissatisfied clients who plunked down thousands of their hard earned cash. Weird in that since they are able to get a website on the front page of Google how all these uphappy people pull up before their own website. I didn’t know if they were scamming people or not, preying upon the gullible, desperate or offering a legitimate service. However, if they can’t get their own website ranked above the complainers, they aren’t too good at their job.
A friend gave me a call. She was all excited. She attended the dinner, got a free cd player for her son. Lots of money to be made she said, and she thought of me. I know how to do things online, maybe we could form a partnership. But first she has to attend a second seminar a couple hours away. She was sad I couldn’t come as I missed the first meeting. She talked to the guys in charge. Sure she could bring a friend, they’d make a special exception for me.
What did they teach you I asked? First one promised how to get on the first page of Google. She thought for a while, don’t think they answered that. Seems they only showed various success stories of people making boatloads of money. I told her about my online research, the amount of money people spent. How I could get similar services as ones they were offering for so much less money. Why I wouldn’t be going. She didn’t go either. 🙂
So I checked out yesterday’s offer on getting rid of my energy bills. More unhappy people. In fact, just like the previous company, I see they’ve changed their name do to complaints but didn’t even change their phone number. Better Business Bureau shows complaints, most resolved but complaints just the same. My time in precious. So is my husband’s. We’ll stay home and possibly play with grandkids. Money? We’ll do our own research and work with companies people say good things about.
Research companies online for doing business with them, or even before attending their seminars.
Share with us in the comments offers you’ve received, did you attend? did it change your life? Please share your stories.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task, as it primarily recounts personal experiences and observations about seminar invitations and online business offers without structured instructions. Additionally, while there are some general cautionary points about researching companies, the lack of detailed, systematic procedural guidance means it would not effectively train a language model for deeper reasoning in this context.


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Tuesday, January 27, 2015
In the Name of Love: Hapa and "Mele A Paku`i/Ho`okumu"
We go to Hawaii for today's random tune by Hapa. The name Hapa means "half," and indeed one of the members, Barry Flanagan, is a white guy from New Jersey who is currently paired up with native Hawaiian Ron Kuala'au. Flanagan has been with Hapa for 30 years, though his partnership has changed. Hapa started as a duo consisting of Flanagan and Keli'i Ho'omalu Kaneali'i. Flanagan later joined Nathan Aweau who eventually left for a solo career. Flanagan then partnered with Hawaiian chanter Charles Ka'upu, and Hapa's goal was described by Ka'upu as helping revive the Polynesian language and to totally change the way the world perceives Hawaiian music. Unfortunately, Ka'upu died suddenly and unexpectedly in 2011 in his early 50s. However, in its new incarnation Hapa continues to draw from jazz, folk, blues, bluegrass, Latin, flamenco, rock, Irish music and slam poetry as well as traditional Hawaiian music. Hapa's debut CD in 1995 became the biggest selling album ever by a Hawaiian group, and they have since released eight albums. Mele A Paku`i/Ho`okumu can be found on their 2002 album In the Name of Love.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through the completion of a specific task, as it primarily offers background information on the musical group Hapa and their contributions to Hawaiian music. Additionally, the instructions are not well-structured or detailed enough to facilitate training a language model, as there is no procedural framework or logical reasoning pathway presented that would encourage deeper cognitive engagement with the content.


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How I miss WordPress!!! Finally faced my all-in-one blog after several weeks of not posting so today, I’m going to do an all-in-one post (hihi). So far, the past month was incredible; and Feb is even more incredible although were not yet on its last weeks but I can feel that Feb’s going to turn out really great.
A lot of things happened, emotions expressed, days I was so stressed and felt really distressed. I learned a lot of things which helped me do amazing things (weh amazing talaga, eh hehehe). Like getting into top 5, which I haven’t tasted for so long, and now that I’m back I feel like coming back to life. Plus I promise to myself that this quarter should be bother-free. Being a conduct awardee that until now I still can’t believe how that happened cuz I’m really not that type who just sits there and shuts my mouth up the entire day. Well those are just one of the several great things that happened.
What keeps my life interesting now are Temple Run, books (as if I read a lot already)/reading blogs, good songs, school responsibilities (love or hate matter), and TV shows. They never ever really brought me down. Actually I think I don’t need people or friends any-more cause I have these already. loljoke
Temple Run – why do you have to be so addicting? 😦 😦 😦
I don’t even freaking care about getting dark eye bags. The only thing in my mind and the only thing that keeps me going is just to get that damn one objective. That is to… pass that 10 Million Run. I’m on the verge of getting it but because of my stupidity problems, there you have it –9, 619, 200. I promise to stop if ever I reach that 10 million. I really do. Promise.
Teen Angst x Ned Vizzini
Teen Angst – the book that I can relate the most. So teen-friendly and funny!
FIVE STARS FOR THIS BOOK. I LOVE IT. I’M STUCK ON IT. I’M HALFWAY DONE AND I CAN’T EVEN FIND A WAY TO FINISH IT CAUSE IM FREAKING BUSY. Sorry if I have to type in all-caps. I just wanted to let you feel how my emotions are mixed right now. Basically, I have been with this book from January until now; I bring it everyday with me to school, in my bag which makes it even more heavy. It’s so interesting and it’s not boring, I tell you. A lot of books wait for me. I just have to screw them up cause I’m really FREAKING BUSY with all those important school stuff. I still have to finish Hunger Games trilogy, three Nicholas Sparks books – The Wedding, The Notebook and Nights in Rodanthe.
Reading blogs – never fails to interest me. I’m part of our school org, CASCADE namely, and our adviser said that there is no room for mistakes. I’m afraid to have mistakes and to that possibility that I’d be out of the org so I help myself develop my artistic and creativeness both on writing and imagining out of the box by reading blogs. CASCADE have already produced its first issue (which was very late) just this month and honestly, I/we failed. It was pretty messed up and my article, Varsities chuva, had a lot of errors. Particularly on the varsity’s surname. Again, I’m sorry Euler. 😦 And the other one was the spelling. I hope next time I’d do really good and there’ll be less complaints.
Here are my daily-read blogs.
http://www.isabellamagalona.com/ – I read this ever since I was born. lol
http://thunderpopcola.tumblr.com/ –very inspiring. xxx
Good songs – the reason why I still feel good after having stress and a lot of misfortunes. IF YOU TAKE THESE THREE OUT OF MY PLAYLIST, YOU’LL SEE YOURSELF IN HEAVEN. lolheckno
School responsibilities – Lesdudeez.
Hws, quizzes, activities, projects and deadlines. Those are normal and I finally accepted it and just conceded cause I know they will never be gone. As a student, you should face it bravely. But if you have it together with dance practices (for Prom), extra stuff also for that event… oh-oh I think it’s a different matter. But thank God, I’m finally enjoying it. I don’t find it really hard now since were already doing it three weeks straight. First days were really stressful and exhausting but I got used to it. It’s pretty not easy to insert making a poster and revising almost half of it on the deadline to your daily crap but I love that feeling you get when you see your poster posted/scattered in your campus, and everyone sees it, and what’s best is that they complement you positively for what you’ve came up. I think that explains it all. You just have to love what you’re doing. I mean… don’t try to force yourself to love it but I think the best suggestion I can give you is that – Do your to-do-things whenever your are in your best vibes. I have mine every night, as in night. 11:00-11:30. Sometimes I do my homework at 10:30 and I don’t care cause that’s when my brain works productively. Something like that. Hihihihi x
TV shows – pampatay oras.
City Hunter, particularly. I have to support my future husband, Lee Min Ho. ❤
I also watch other TV shows, like Gossip Girl and Survivor PH but I will never set aside watching Basketball. Top one in my heart.
So those are the things that keeps my life alive.
Prom is getting near goyz. It’s my first prom, actually. I’m wearing a black gown, my shoes is a three-inched heels *OhLordGodblessme* I want that night be one of the best highschool memories ever.

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 a personal narrative filled with anecdotes and thoughts. While the writer shares experiences and reflections, the instructions or guidance lacks structure and detail that would support deeper reasoning or procedural learning. Consequently, it would not serve well for training a language model designed for more advanced reasoning capabilities.


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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; rather, it contains various thoughts and snippets unrelated to a single cohesive task. Additionally, the procedural instructions are not well-structured or detailed enough to facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as they lack clarity and sequential logic necessary for understanding or execution.


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This is a blurb from the Tiger Nut USA blog. This was all dug up by the famous DuckDodgers of blog comment fame.
Here’s a small section that shows how Tiger Nuts stacks up against red meat!
Not only did Paleo man gorge on these starchy tubers. And not only did he consume healthy portions of Resistant Starch. But, Tim “Tatertot” Steele’s own potato starch mixed in water concoction (Horchata de Potato?) is reminiscent of an ancestral prebiotic raw starchy beverage that has been enjoyed for a very, very long time.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task, as it lacks structured procedural instructions. Instead, it offers a narrative about Tiger Nuts and their comparison to red meat without delineating specific steps or detailed actions that would assist a reader or a language model in reasoning through a task or process. The content is more descriptive than instructional, thus limiting its utility for deeper reasoning training.


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With their grand total still sitting at less than $300,000, we’re sure a few of the celebs who let A. Keys-Dean convince them to swear off Twitter are plotting their return to the web as we speak. But in the mean time, it looks like Ursher just said fawk it.
While Alicia, Lady Gaga, Swizz Beaks and others’ accounts have been sending out messages about the Digital Death campaign, and continuing to urge people to support them, Usher just went back to life last night.
You’re wack Usher? Really? No mention of the fact that you made a promise – which we’re sure Chilli and Crazy Tameka could’ve told us you don’t do so well with. What makes it so sad is that he did it a day after Rico’s birthday anyway.
How long until the “my twitter was hacked” statement? SMH.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it discusses various celebrities' interactions with Twitter in the context of the Digital Death campaign. Additionally, the content lacks structured procedural instructions that would contribute to training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it focuses more on commentary and personal opinions rather than offering detailed, logical steps for a specific process.


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Looking for something quick and simple to make for Mother’s Day with kids? Here is a free printable that we used as a handprint craft, but there are so many other ways kids could decorate the inside.
How to make the Handprint Heart
Paint one hand pink, then press it down inside the heart with the fingertips pointing down. Repeat using red paint with the opposite hand. It would also look good with handprints of the same color. When overlapping paint colors, we usually use the lightest color first.
Since I like the way the poem wrapped around the heart like in this handprint craft, I found another cute Mother’s Day saying to write around this one. The poem reads:
Mother’s hold their children’s hands for a little while, but their hearts forever.
I had extra room left so decided to fill it with the year. Have the child sign their name at the bottom.
Print it here → FREE PRINTABLE MOTHER”S DAY HANDPRINT HEART TEMPLATE
This printable is free for you to print for personal use only. Non-commercial use is not allowed. You may print multiple copies for use in a classroom, playgroup, etc. Redistributing/hosting on other websites or file sharing services is strictly prohibited. You may not alter the contents. Please link directly to this post and not to the PDF. Thank you!!!
If you make a craft using this template, we would love to see it! You can share it on our Facebook wall by clicking HERE.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for creating a handprint heart craft, making it easy for readers to follow along. However, the instructions are not detailed enough for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as they lack complexity and the necessary context to facilitate broader understanding or application of the crafting process.


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Judge tosses out some evidence in Aaron Hernandez case
Updated 10:35 pm, Tuesday, August 26, 2014
A judge on Tuesday granted a request by former Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez to suppress evidence from two cellphones and three iPads taken from his home in a search during a 2013 murder investigation.
Bristol County, Mass., Superior Court Judge E. Susan Garsh ruled that police were not entitled to take those items because they didn't specifically list them in a search warrant for Hernandez's North Attleborough home on June 18, 2013.
The items were seized during an investigation into the killing of semi-pro football player Odin Lloyd. Hernandez is charged with murder in the fatal shooting of Lloyd, whose body was found in an industrial park about a half-mile from Hernandez's home. Lloyd was dating the sister of Hernandez's fiancee.
Hernandez is charged separately in the killings of two men in Boston in 2012 after a brief encounter at a nightclub. He has pleaded not guilty in both cases.
Labor Day change for NASCAR
Darlington Raceway will return to its traditional Labor Day weekend date next season in one of the few significant changes to NASCAR's 2015 Sprint Cup Series schedule.
To get the South Carolina track back to Labor Day weekend after an 11-year absence, Atlanta Motor Speedway gave up the date. Atlanta now goes to the second race of the season March 1.
Darlington will be run on Sept. 6, according to the schedule released Tuesday.
The season will still open with the Daytona 500 on Feb. 22.
NASCAR's annual stop at Sonoma Raceway will be June 28.
One of the bigger changes came to Daytona's second race date, traditionally held on the Saturday night of the July Fourth weekend.
That race will now be on Sunday, July 5. That change is for 2015 only, though, as track President Joie Chitwood said the date would return to Saturday in 2016.
WNBA: Elena Delle Donne scored 17 of her 34 points in the fourth quarter, including the winning jumper with 8.4 seconds left, as the Chicago Sky rallied from 20 points down to beat the host Atlanta Dream to advance to the Eastern Conference finals.
Shoni Schimmel's jumper put the Dream up 80-77 with 29 seconds left, but Delle Donne made two jumpers in the last 24 seconds.
Olympics: Berlin and Hamburg have announced their intention to bid for the Olympics in 2024 or 2028.
Lawmakers in both cities approved plans to present a bid to the German Olympic Committee.
The committee will decide Dec. 6 whether to bid for the Olympics. The Germans also have to decide whether they will bid for the 2024 Games or the 2028 Olympics.
Hamburg wanted to bid for the games in 2012 but lost the internal competition to Leipzig, which was then defeated as the games went to London. Berlin lost a bid for the 2000 Olympics.
-- Almost two years before the 2016 Summer Olympics, the first competitors have qualified for the Rio de Janeiro Games.
The same three teams took the medals at the 2012 London Olympics.

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

The article does not provide a sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through any specific task. Instead, it consists of various news summaries, lacking the structured and detailed procedural instructions that would assist in training a language model for deeper reasoning. The information is fragmented and does not encourage a systematic approach to any particular subject or activity.


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Thanks for the stop at my blog today; tell me, what is NaNoWri Mo?
OH boy so how was last night, did you get all the 1700 words in or still writing....???? Oh boy!!!Let the fun begin!!!G
Kory,NaNoWriMo is the National Novel Writing Month - November. The challenge is to write a 50,000 word novel in one month. G - I had 2,089 when I stopped at 2:45 this morning.
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response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it contains informal conversation that discusses NaNoWriMo without specific instructions or a structured approach. Additionally, the lack of detailed procedural instructions limits its usefulness for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as there are no explicit steps or methods outlined for achieving the goal of writing a novel.


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We read this story yesterday, and as soon as we saw the £16M price tag we knew Newcastle United would not be interested in this striker.
Seydou Doumbia – 24 year-old CSKA striker
There have been stories over the weekend that Newcastle are looking for a striker to replace Demba Ba, who is supposed to be leaving the club in January, because Newcastle will not meet his wage demands.
Assuming that is true then it does make sense that Newcastle are after another striker, although we were in the summer too, because we have only three experienced strikers at the club in Demba Ba, Papiss Cisse and Shola Ameobi, and should have at least one more – after both Peter Lovenkrands and Leon Best left the club in the summer.
We have again been linked with Ivorian striker Seydou Doumbia, who currently plays for CSKA Moscow in Russia, and has an amazing goal-scoring record of 120 goals in 196 appearance so far in his career, and the striker has scored 50 goals in 69 appearances since joining the Moscow club from BSC Young Boys in 2010.
While in Switzerland he scored 57 goals in 78 appearances for Young Boys, so the 24 year-old certainly has an eye for goal, to say the least.
Seydouu stands 5’10” tall and is said to be available for around £16M, and he is wanted by some of Europe’s biggest clubs, so there’s just no way this lad will be arriving at Newcastle any time soon.
We’ll have to let a club like PSG or Manchester City pay £25M for him.
The Magpies should have scouted this player, who has played for the Ivory Coast 19 times with one goal, a couple of years ago – if we wanted him to be wearing Newcastle’s colors.
So we don’t see much truth in this story, but of course we’ve been wrong before. 😀
Doumbia is a different kind of player than the three big strikers Newcastle already have at the club, but he’s just a little bit out of Newcastle’s price range at the moment.
What do you think?
You can also reach Ed at firstname.lastname@example.org
Buy your Newcastle tickets here.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing any specific task. Instead, it offers speculative commentary on Newcastle United's potential interest in the striker Seydou Doumbia, without outlining any procedural instructions. Furthermore, it lacks structured information that would be helpful in training a language model for deeper reasoning, as the narrative is mostly opinion-based and does not involve analytical or procedural tasks.


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Blitzboks taking it easy says Powell
SEVENS SPOTLIGHT: The Blitzboks head Neil Powell's plan is to ease his side into training ahead of the Las Vegas Sevens tournament.
The Blitzboks arrived safely in the USA after a 36-hour trip from Cape Town via London.
Springbok Sevens coach, Neil Powell said it was good to finally arrive in Nevada after the long trip from South Africa, although their travel was a bit easier than last season.
"It is a tough trip, but luckily it was straight to Las Vegas from London," said Powell.
"Last year we had to travel from London to New York to Phoenix and then only on to Las Vegas. This time was a little bit better, but is was still a 36-hour trip from leaving home till arriving at our hotel here in Vegas,"
Powell will ease the players into training this week.
"I am happy where we are with our preparations and will take it slow at the beginning of the week," said the Blitzbok coach.
"Our first game, against Canada, is on Friday (early Saturday morning SA time), which means that we can still have our captain's run on Friday morning,"
Powell arrived with a fit squad, something he is pretty pleased about.
"The turn-around between the tournaments is quite short and the guys do pick up bumps and bruises, but I am happy with the squad's fitness. There is still one or two things we need to work on, but I am happy that we have enough time to sort out those small margins," said Powell.
South Africa will face Canada and France on Friday, March 3 and Wales on Saturday, March 4 in Pool A of the tournament.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task, as it primarily focuses on the statements and plans made by Neil Powell regarding the Blitzboks' training approach. Additionally, the procedural instructions lack the necessary detail and structure to be useful for training a language model interested in deeper reasoning, as the content is more descriptive than instructive, lacking specific guidance or actionable steps.


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Guest Post Guidelines
Writers on the Move accepts guest posts. Guest posting has been around a while, but it's now one of marketing's heavy hitters. Spread your wings and guest with us.
Acceptable articles will be on writing, book marketing, and author interviews. The content should be "G" rated and MUST be your own content.
The Article Particulars:
1. Article length should be between 400 and 800 words.
2. Please be sure to edit and proof before submitting.
3. Please be sure the article is properly formatted.
4. Please include an optimized title - this means include a relevant keyword for your topic. If you're not familiar with keywords, I may edit the title to make it more effective.
What to include in your submission:
1. Please include TAG words - at least three.
2. Please include a brief bio, which may include one self-serving link to a legitimate, reputable, and 'G' rated site.
3. Please include the FULL URL for the link (one) you want included. Include it in parenthesis, right after the word/s you want linked. If the full URL is not included, the word/s will not be linked. The link must be to your own site.
What not to do:
1. Do not include links to other 'writing services' or 3rd party sites.
2. Do not embed links, the formatting is lost when posted onto Blogger from Notepad.
Original content is preferred, but first-time reprints are accepted.
Note: According to Google, you should include the original article source for all reprints.
We reserve the right to refuse an article.
If you’re interested in guest blogging please send an email to Karen at: karencioffi - at - ymail - dot - com
Be sure to put “WOTM Guest Post” in the Subject Box.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps, outlining what is required for submitting a guest post, including article length, content requirements, and submission details. However, the instructions lack the depth and structured reasoning needed for training a language model, as they primarily focus on basic guidelines rather than fostering complex reasoning processes or elaborating on the rationale behind each step.