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I've Got Mail!
... and here is the proof!
The orange envelope lived up to my expectations - that's for sure!
Out came a bag adorned with the cutest fabric collage and a sweet inscription.
And then out of the bag popped the top Emily from Em Celebrates! generously offered me a couple of weeks ago.
She posted about a couple of UFO's in need of a new home and I volunteered to "adopt" one of them. Thank you, Emily, for choosing me to take care of your flower children. I shall nurture them and let them blossom!
Here you can see me taking a picture of the top while profiting from one hour of sunshine (a rare commodity in the last couple of weeks) but for some reason I made a video instead of a simple photo (don't ask!), so if you want to see a better shot of what the top looks like you can peek at Emily's photo of it.
I think I'll let the top hang around while I make up my mind about adding some borders and raid my stash for matching fabric. I'll keep you posted.
BTW if you like looking at gorgeous nature and wildlife photos, do visit Em's blog and enjoy the sight of a mustang (no kidding!), an enchanted tree, majestic scenery, or if you feel particularly adventurous imagine yourself in this picture. Have fun!

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; instead, it describes a personal experience related to receiving a package without structured procedural instructions. Additionally, the lack of detailed, organized instructions makes it unsuitable for training a language model for deeper reasoning, as there are no explicit concepts or processes to analyze or understand.


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Note: This 1960s staple of fancy dinner parties is a light finisher with a scrumptious orange punch. Its no more trouble than a cake or a pie (you can make everything in advance and assemble at the last minute), and its a nice change of pace. Do watch long hair when striking the match, however.
For the batter:
¾ cup milk
¾ cup cold water
1 tablespoon sugar
3 tablespoons orange liqueur
1½ cups sifted flour
5 tablespoons butter
For the orange butter:
4 large lumps sugar
¼ cup sugar
8 ounces butter
2/3 cup orange juice, strained
3 tablespoons orange liqueur
For the finale:
2 tablespoons sugar
1/3 cup orange liqueur
1/3 cup cognac (dont skimp, that gives the dish its famous kick)
Place the batter ingredients in a blender in the order listed. Blend at top speed for 1 minute. Cover and refrigerate at least two hours.
Brush a 7-inch crêpe pan, iron skillet or nonstick frying pan with oil over moderately high heat until it just begins to smoke.
Remove from the heat and pour a scant ¼ cup batter into the middle of the pan and swirl until it covers the entire bottom (pour any batter that doesnt adhere back into the bowl.)
Return the pan to the heat for 60-80 seconds. Jerk the pan back and forth to loosen the crêpe. Lift the edges with a spatula. If the underside is light brown, the crêpe is ready to turn. (My own non-French method is to smack the crêpe out of the pan onto a paper towel then return the other side to the pan for final cooking.)
Flip it over and cook for about 30 seconds on the other side. (The second side is rarely more than a spotty brown and is always kept as the nonpublic aspect of the crêpe.)
Slide the crêpe onto a plate and cook the remaining batter in the same way, stacking the crêpes as you go and keeping them covered with a towel. Theyll keep in the refrigerator until ready to use that night.
To prepare the orange butter, rub the sugar lumps over the oranges until all sides have absorbed the oranges oil. Peel the skin of the oranges with a peeler, taking care not to remove the pith.
Put the lumps, peel and sugar into a food processor fitted with a knife blade and pulse until the peel is finely chopped (Child does it by hand, but that was 50 years ago.)
Put the butter and peel/sugar mixture into a bowl and cream with an electric mixer until fluffy. By drops, beat the juice and the liqueur into the butter, making a thick cream. Cover and refrigerate until ready to use.
Place the orange butter in a chafing dish (a pan works fine, too, but isnt as elegant) and heat to bubbling. Dip both sides of the crêpe in the butter, fold in half and half again. Place it at the edge of the dish and continue dipping, folding and arranging the rest of the crêpes.
For the finale, sprinkle the crêpes with the sugar. Pour the liqueurs over them and averting your face, light the liquid. Shake the chafing dish gently back and forth and spoon the flaming liqueur over the crêpes until the fire dies down. (A dollop of whipped cream cuts the kick, if you prefer.)
Recipe from Julia Childs Mastering the Art of French Cooking.

response:
**Step-by-step: Yes**
The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making crêpes, detailing the preparation of the batter, cooking the crêpes, making the orange butter, and finally assembling and serving the dish. Each step flows logically into the next, guiding the reader through the process in a structured manner.

**Training: Yes**
The instructions contain well-defined procedural elements that could be beneficial for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. The detailed descriptions, cooking techniques, and specific measurements encourage logical reasoning regarding how each step contributes to the overall preparation and presentation of the dish, promoting a deeper understanding of the cooking process.


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I’m taking part in Friend Friday again for a change! The theme today is the phenomenon of only wearing things once. Well, I say phenomenon, but as you will see, I’m going’ to be questioning whether this is really something that happens beyond a few very isolated cases. It seems to be one of those accusations often thrown at bloggers and women in general that has very little basis in reality. I think this accusation is often part of that ‘fashion is frivolous, stop being so vain when there’s real problems in the world’ thing that we bloggers so love to rail against.
The thing that started this discussion off was this article on get off my internets, where the question was ‘where bloggers store all the clothes they keep acquiring?’. The examples given are Anthropologie shopping blogs and ‘famous’ bloggers who get a lot of free stuff. Some of the commenters suggest that some bloggers buy stuff, wear it with the tags on to take photos and then return it. That seems a tiny wee bit mad, but what do I know, I had no idea an Anthro-shopping blog genre even existed! Blogs based on the shopping rather than the wearing/using of things aren’t very interesting to me, but obviously they must be to others.
Another article that touches on one time only wearing is this one by Arash Mazininani, which starts talking about celebrities rewearing (or not) things at events, then moves on to people buying things for going out or an event, and then somehow from there ends up at only wearing said things once. Says Arash:
Women that I know personally, always seem to have this obsession with getting something new when they go out. I know from past conversations that many wouldn’t dream of wearing the same thing twice.
I’m sure does know women like that, but I also have a feeling that there’s a bit of a conflation going on here between only wearing things once for an event where you’ll be noticed and photographed, and only wearing them once full stop. Which really isn’t the same thing.
Hopefully answering the questions it will become clearer what I mean.
1. Are you a one-time wearer?
Nope, course not.What would be the point? I do wonder if anyone is going to say yes to this!
2. Do you feel the need to purchase something new for an evening out or a special event?
I don’t have the kind of nights out that require new clothes any more. Not sure I ever did actually, though I did used to buy stuff with the express intention of wearing it for going out when I was younger. I do like to get something new for really special events sometimes, especially weddings of people I know well. I don’t get something new for every wedding, but for close friends I do, it’s just part of the excitement of them getting ready for the wedding.
That doesn’t mean I don’t re-wear the item afterwards though! I do own a couple of dresses that are too dressy for anything except evening dress situations, but any dresses I buy for weddings from now on will have to be suitable for general evenings out as well.
I think this is kind of the point I was trying to make in the intro, buying something new for an occasion doesn’t mean you will only ever wear it for that occasion.
3. Re-mixing is something a lot of bloggers are proud of being able to accomplish – are you a re-mixing pro or do you shy away from posting items frequently? Why?
Ok, that’s two questions.
Am I a remixing pro? Well, i wouldn’t call it that but yeah, I think so! I am pretty good at making new combinations of outfits with existing clothes – see, for example, my capsule wardrobe challenges. I very very rarely will wear the EXACT same outfit twice, I’ll usually add a little something different, like a scarf or a brooch. I know the contents of my wardrobe really well, and I am OCD enough to remember most of the outfits I wore in the last month, so I do make sure to wear things that haven’t come out for a while, and not to repeat complete outfits. But still, the basic canvas onto which accessories are added will be the same within a short period very frequently.
I’ve actually come to dislike the word remixing more and more. I do have a certain fondness for the term, because (as far as I know) it emerged out of the wardroberemix flickr group, which is how I got into taking outfit pictures and blogging in the first place, but really it just seems a bit meaningless. I mean obviously you will rewear clothes, that is he point of them! With a few exceptions of people in unusual situations, that is what everyone does. It hardly seems worth remarking upon.
On the second question, and this may seem a little contradictory, I don’t usually post very similar outfits on the blog, unless it’s for a capsule wardrobe challenge. I only do one or maximum two outfit posts a week, so I want to make sure I use these for something that is fresh and interesting. It would be different if I posted outfits daily, and I did used to do that for a while, but it’s not the direction I’ve chosen to go in now. So I do try to reflect the width of my wardrobe within the outfits I post, and I don’t repeat items a huge amount within a given period of say 6 months.
(A little exception to this is my new handmade dress, which has been posted twice in short succession here and here, although the actual instances of me wearing it were pretty far apart, and I had initially scheduled the first post for about a month before it actually went out just got overwhelmed with other stuff whicch meant I had to keep pushing it back.)
4. Do you have a clothing budget or are you an impulse buyer?
Neither. I don’t have a budget because I’m not interested in buying things that are either really expensive, or buying a lot of clothes. I have really got to the point now with my wardrobe where I have so many clothes that I actually don’t want to get lots of new stuff, and I won’t buy lots of random stuff from the charity shops any more, even if it’s super cheap, it has to be right. Partly as a result of that I have recently started spending a little more on clothes per item, and buying a bit more good quality and long lasting new. For example, there is a Cos in Brussels and I intend to buy a dress or a jumper from there before I go, I’m just deciding what will be best.
But I still shop well within by means and the thought of handing over large amounts of money for anything still scares me. I am slightly obsessed with financial safety (especially since husband Dave is still in a precarious and woefully underpaid job situation) and always think of money spent on luxury goods as a trade off against money spent on the mortgage. So I don’t need a budget because it’s not in my nature to go overboard.
And as for the impulse buying, no, that’s not me. I think it’s part of the thrifting, vintage shopping approach that you have to have an open mind, so of course I do buy random things sometimes, but generally I just shop when I am going out to shop and I think about things. I’m not the kind of person that nips into town to go to the bank or something and comes back with bags full of stuff. And online shopping, which seems to be such a danger for a lot of people I have no problem resisting. When I do my biannual People Tree order, I always think about it for at least a week, visiting the site multiple times to narrow down my choices.
5. Do you find yourself bored when reading a blog in which clothing items are often remixed and appear frequently?
No, it doesn’t bother me at all when items are repeated. I expect it of people who post daily, and I like seeing what people wear day to day. It’s like knowing a friends wardrobe. That being said, I would notice if people repeated the exact same outfits often. I also don’t find blogs of people with very small wardrobes or that wear a lot of similar items that interesting. I prefer people who look a bit different, and who can add interest to their outfits, even if it goes a bit too far into the realms of crazy, or it’s stuff that I would never personally wear. And that’s not that easy to do with a minimal wardrobe. It’s not that I’m bored as such, it’s just I don’t read blogs for advice on how to dress, it’s more inspiration and new perspectives I look for.
Et voila! What do you think, duckies? Any one time wearers want to come forward? I would love to hear from you!
You can read the rest of the posts on this topic 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 consists of a conversational exploration of the topic of clothing wear and blogging experiences. Additionally, the procedural instructions or guidance present within the text are not structured in a way that is conducive to training a language model for deeper reasoning, as they lack detailed, sequential information and clarity needed for such training. The content is more reflective and opinion-based rather than instructional.


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Getting anything done is just so hard. Doing the best I can.
Just a day at a time. Had my best friend help me edit down the premise for my senior project.
Tomorrow will be the test.
Need to find companies I could possibly contact for portfolio development.
At least I have folders organized now…
I have groceries now!
Well, mostly. 😉 Still need some stuff but can grab those across the street.
I’m gonna try my hand at a chicken and bean soup. It’ll be interesting, anyway, to see what unravels!
Also mac n’ cheese. And smoke sausage.
Let’s not mention that…’kay?
That’s something, at least.
Otherwise it was unproductive. Might go grocery shopping tomorrow.
Might stretch here in a bit.
And I’m doing personal writing. Slow and steady, yeah?
Slow and steady. ❤ While it rains off and on. Maybe more tea is on the schedule for me. Never know. 🙂
We aren’t friends. We try to be. And we almost make it.
But then something happens (my fault). And we have a falling out. (Again, my fault…predominantly.)
However I slept. I did yoga. I did cardio. Then I got unhealthier food but it wasn’t too awful for me, and I monitored how much I ate. Began and ended my day with tea. 🙂
I’m getting there. And I’ve been contemplating everything. So tomorrow is a coffee kind of day.
Otherwise it was another quiet day. I couldn’t roll out of bed until just before 1pm. I’ll be better tomorrow. ❤
I was just…quiet.
And then after my one class I’m required to attend, well…I napped. After eating food. I napped.
Skyped with my best friend.
And then was unproductive. Stretched a little. Not enough, but it is a start.
So getting things done is only going so-so.
Headaches, early mornings. Let’s not forget the psychotic cockroach crawling around my room this morning.
Not what I needed.
I wouldn’t be surprised if I’ve poisoned myself with Raid a little bit. (Oops.)
Anyway. Possibly for opportunities I need to keep my eye out for. So we shall see how my luck fairs for the future ahead.
It’s time to start taking care of me. Whatever that entails. I’ll get to it. Time to build. Grow. Rejuvenate. And take the plunge.
Now if I could get guys off my back right now, I’d be happier.
And a trip to the cheaper grocery store.
Sad, though- some cousins were in town back home and I couldn’t see them. However they’ve opened their home to me back east if I manage to find myself that way for whatever reason life has. ❤
I’m a lucky young woman. I really am. 🙂
Meaning yesterday (Tuesday). Meaning my degree check is in the clear and I’m on a roll to graduate!
So we celebrated.
My one evening class will be dicey. More so because people are rude, the students themselves thinking they have it all figured out when they don’t.
So rather than dwell, hit the pub for a beer and food. As good a reason as any to celebrate. 🙂
I’m on a roll!
Plus classes are going alright. Yesterday was good. Teaching is going good. I’m well liked and have the capability to finish with flying colors.
I’m excited. 🙂
I love it. I hate it. In the midst of the beginning of the semester, I can take full advantage of it.
However with this week, though, I need to be on my game to stay ahead. Tonight I’ll be focusing on getting files organized, looking over my icebreakers for tomorrow’s class. As well, I’ll be readying for whatever comes from my senior project class in the evening.
It’s all simple, so I’m not worried.
Been vegging, hunting for pots and pans to no success. However, I’ve found food deals on Amazon that may be worth it than hunting for food at the stores when I don’t have time.
Rather, what I need to hunt for is a good place to get a haircut. /:
With two cups of tea downed, and soup and snacks in my belly. I’ll continue to veg on some shows that keep my spirits lifted and mind inspired.
Productivity will come. ❤
In other words, womanly blessings of the month kept me from moving much today. And with that, I craved junk food galore.
However, not too much and too awful.
But dinner itself was Panda Express.
More so because I refuse to clean pots and pans not belonging to me that the other residents cannot clean after they’ve used them.
Called mom today. And it was nice. ❤
It tried to rain, too.
But the heatwave is starting to break some. 🙂
And I’m having a cold coffee, while watching Amazon Prime. It’s a good Sunday, despite being in total discomfort.
I felt a little bad that I did not join the festivities in the dorm competitions, however I needed some quiet time for myself this afternoon.
Very little was accomplished. Reading. Readying some applications for employment.
Went out shopping with my brother. And honestly it was a long walk that I needed. Though I think I’m good with spending time with him for a while. Meaning I need some quiet space, maybe make room for new people. I’m not feeling the derogatory bug right now.
I’m just feeling friendly and kind and mature…I suppose?
Even though he fed me…still need some me time to reflect and be productive where I need to.
A lot of kind girls in my dorm this time around. Very friendly in posting on my white board on my door. Perhaps I’ll start taking pics of it. 🙂
Memories to be made. Things to accomplish. ❤

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

The article lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task, as it primarily consists of a reflective narrative without structured instructions. Additionally, the content is more anecdotal and casual rather than providing well-defined procedural guidance, which would be necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. The instructions, if any, are not detailed or ordered in a way that encourages systematic thought or action.


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SAN FRANCISCO -- After playing Thursday night in New York and hopping a cross-country flight that landed in San Francisco in the early hours Friday morning, the Giants’ bats took a while to wake up Friday evening against the Diamondbacks and right-hander Chase Anderson.
Anderson took a no-hitter into the seventh inning at AT&T Park, stirring recent memories of the Giants’ Chris Heston at Citi Field, before Buster Posey broke it up with a one-out comebacker that ricocheted off Anderson’s right leg for an infield single. But the Giants couldn’t capitalize on that or any of their handful of baserunners, losing 1-0 to Arizona as the 27-year-old Anderson outdueled Madison Bumgarner.
The Giants’ best chance against Anderson came in the seventh, when Anderson hit Matt Duffy and Bumgarner drew a one-out walk. Nori Aoki lashed a ball that appeared headed for the left-field corner, but Arizona third baseman Aaron Hill made a leaping catch and threw to second to double off Duffy, who had no chance to get back.
That seemed to be a theme for the Giants on Friday night, who made some sharp contact against Anderson with little to show for it. They finished with two hits -- the only other a Duffy single leading off the eighth -- while losing their sixth consecutive game at AT&T Park, their longest losing streak at home since May 14-31, 2008.
"Their kid, he threw well," manager Bruce Bochy said. "The balls we hit hard, they were right at them. I mean, Nori’s ball, that killed us. That ball gets down the line it’s a run and another runner at third base with less than two outs. That’s part of the game, though. You hope the guys make good contact, he did there."
Before the game, Bochy had railed against the scheduling that required the Giants to take a red-eye flight after an East Coast night game and play the next day. Afterward, he said it was "hard to say" whether the travel had an effect on the players, who were required to report to the stadium a little later than usual and took optional batting practice.
"I mean, it’s a tough travel day," Bochy said. "But we came in, we hit a little bit. Like I said, we get a break on Nori’s ball, it’s a different ballgame. I look at our starting pitcher, he was on that flight, and he goes eight innings and did a great job. And I’m not going to take away from what their starter did. He was on top of his game."
Anderson was just 1-1 in 11 starts entering Friday but had a 3.12 ERA. His one hit given up was a career low, and he became the first Arizona pitcher since Trevor Cahill in 2012 to take a no-hit bid into the seventh. Cahill’s start was also at AT&T Park.
"He was mixing really well and throwing all three pitches for strikes," Duffy said. "He was keeping us off-balance, and anytime a pitcher’s got that going for him, it’s going to be a tough night. On top of it, he located pretty well. Made for a long night for us offensively -- or quick night, however you want to put it."
After Posey’s comebacker hit him, Anderson was checked by trainers and threw a couple warm-up pitches before staying in the game. He said he realized immediately upon seeing where the ricochet went that Posey would have a hit.
"I wish it would have went to somebody," Anderson said.
It was one of the few Giants-hit balls that didn’t.
"We didn’t feel it too much," Duffy said of the travel. "We know how to get ourselves ready for a game. So I don’t know if that had so much to do with it as that he had good stuff tonight."
* Bumgarner summed up his outing as "a battle." He allowed multiple hits in four of the first five innings and did not record a 1-2-3 inning until the seventh. Yet all nine hits that he allowed were singles, and for the most part he was able to pitch out of traffic. The lone exception came in the second, when Ender Inciarte lined a two-out single that scored the game’s only run.
"I thought my stuff was good," Bumgarner said. "I thought they kept hitting it where they weren’t. That’s the way this game is, it sucks sometimes. You see our guys hitting balls hard -- it don’t matter, hit them hard, soft, they were just right at folks tonight. And it was the other way around for those guys. That’s just the way it is sometimes."
Including the postseason, Bumgarner previously had made 19 starts in which he threw at least eight innings and allowed zero or one run. The Giants had won 17 of those games, with their last loss coming July 27, 2013 -- another 1-0 loss at AT&T Park against the Chicago Cubs.
"I thought Bum did a nice job," Bochy said. "He gave up a few hits there early, but he settled down and did a real nice job to keep it 1-0. We just couldn’t generate the offense tonight."
One thing Bumgarner did was mostly save the bullpen after a road trip and tough travel day. The Giants had tried to convince Bumgarner to fly back before the team so he could avoid the quick turnaround, but Bumgarner declined.
"I don’t really want to be 3,000 miles away from the guys when they’re out there battling in New York," he said.
Reacting to a question about his "first couple" of innings being rocky, Bumgarner said: "First couple? Felt like the first seven." Aoki helped him skirt further damage when he threw out Paul Goldschmidt at home plate to end the third inning, Aoki’s fourth assist this season. But despite the nine hits allowed (one less than his season high), Bumgarner was left reflecting on a game in which he gave up only one run and stranded 10 runners on base, albeit in a loss.
"These games are as fun as any," Bumgarner said. "You can’t take a single pitch off because of the way the night’s going. You’ve got to be battling the whole time. At the time it’s not the most fun, but … after it’s over with, and the personal results are what they are, you feel as good about a start like this as you do any of them."
* It was a tough night on the basepaths for Duffy, who was doubled off on Aoki’s liner in the third and thrown out at third base after getting caught too far off second on Casey McGehee’s grounder in the eighth.
On the first play, Duffy had no chance to get back to second. But it looked like he might have had a shot at doing so in the eighth had he broken back to the bag immediately when McGehee hit a one-hopper to Arizona second baseman Chris Owings.
Duffy said after the game he got caught in-between: At first he thought McGehee had hit a line drive, so he froze, but when he realized Owings wasn’t going to catch it in the air, he flinched toward third base. When Owings fielded the ball, Duffy realized he was in a bad spot.
"At that point, Owings was closer to the base than I was," Duffy said. "I kind of realized he was going to beat me to second. It’s a tough read but I kind of pride myself on making the right decision on a tough read. So that’s what I’m frustrated with."
It didn’t help that Owings was playing close to second base while holding Duffy on. That was the last time the Giants would get a runner into scoring position.
"Both that ball and Aoki’s ball (in the third) I should’ve just gone back to second base," Duffy said. "But hindsight’s 20-20."
* Joe Panik’s 15-game hitting streak ended when he grounded out to lead off the ninth. And the Giants were not happy about some of the strike calls that led Panik to have to make an emergency swing at a low, outside pitch from Brad Ziegler, which he rolled over to second base.
Bochy was barking at home plate umpire Mark Carlson during the at-bat, and again when Ziegler got a low strike called to Angel Pagan. Asked if there was some frustration with the strike zone, Bochy said afterward: "Sure there was. And there still is.
"I’m not going to lie, it was frustrating. They pitched well, but Panik had no chance the last time up. The strike zone, it seemed like it got pretty low there. That’s frustrating. You’re trying to get somebody on base, and Joe’s in a position where he’s got to swing, so it made it tough for him."
Earlier in the game, Bumgarner also appeared miffed by some non-calls. And in the top of the ninth, Jeremy Affeldt reacted with some frustration after walking Jake Lamb in an at-bat that included a couple of borderline pitches.
"There’s no question it was frustrating there in the ninth with those low strikes," Bochy said. "You give their pitcher credit, he kept throwing it and he was getting the calls."
* The Diamondbacks were slated to start right-hander Josh Collmenter in game two of the series, but scratched him and will instead start right-hander Allen Webster, whom they’re calling up from Triple-A. The Giants will start Ryan Vogelsong (4-4, 4.52). It’s a (weird) 4:15 p.m. first pitch.

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

The article provides a narrative account of a baseball game without a clear sequence of ordered steps or procedural instructions for completing a task. While it includes detailed descriptions of events, player actions, and managerial responses, it does not organize information into structured steps that could facilitate training of a language model for deeper reasoning. The lack of focused instructions makes it unsuitable for this purpose.


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To add an HTML block, to a page, follow these steps
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3. Select the green + button at the bottom of the page
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Note: if you paste it incorrectly, you will be notified at the bottom of the block in red.
6. After you paste your code into the code box, select the blue Save button
7. Select Publish

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for adding an HTML block to a page, making it easy to follow the instructions. However, the details presented are not sufficient for training a language model that requires deeper reasoning, as the instructions lack context, explanation of potential issues, or elaboration on why each step is necessary, which would enhance understanding and reasoning capabilities.


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Over the past year, I have made numerous notebooks and journals. I’m practicing and developing prototypes to sell, but I also enjoy making them with The Tornado. Truth be told, she isn’t as excited about making them as I am, but she loves having personalized books for her notes, detective work, journaling, and now, her poetry.
We have been studying classical poetry and have been writing our own. In fact, we recently wrapped up our author study of William Blake and I had an idea to create our own poetry journals to keep track of our own creations, as well as phrases/poems that we read and enjoy. I have kept a poetry/quote journal on and off for as long as I can remember and it’s fun to look through some of them now and reread what I have written/found.
Here’s how to make your very own composition-styled notebook at home. This is a long tutorial so take some time to read it before you dive in to making one.
- Glue: Elmer’s Glue-All or PVC Glue or Mod Podge. I love Mod Podge but for notebooks, but when I am making them for everyday use (not to sell), I just use Elmer’s. I also use Elmer’s Stick Gel Glue for the spine and embellishments.
- Magnetic Cutting Mat & Magnetic Ruler: Save your tabletops and keep your lines straight with this. I have a separate green one for fabric and use this one for paper.
- Ruler: You will need a second ruler, too.
- Utility Knife: This is self explanatory, but you will need one.
- Binder Clips: I would never be able to do any of this without these. I am a shaker, so this helps me steady myself.
- Stylus: This is a double sided pointy tool and used for poking holes. You can use anything you have on hand, but if you can buy one, please do. It will save your sanity.
- Nail file: Just use an old worn out one. You will need this for smoothing out your page edges.
- Pencils: Just one with a sharp tip.
- Decorative Tape and Scissors: Self-explanatory
- Embroidery Thread and Needle: Any color is fine. You will also need a needle (medium size).
- Paper Cutter: (not pictured) but you should have one of these if you find it difficult to cut straight (like me).
- White Printer Paper: Regular letter size.
- Photo or Scrapbook Paper: I used a photo from an old calendar. I tend to recycle paper and other materials.
- Heavy-Duty Card stock: I buy mine on sale at JoAnn’s Fabric.
- Piercing Block: I use my old iPad case but you can use anything that does the trick.
– Cut your card stock paper to 8.5″ X 11″ as that is the size of the printer paper that we will use to fill the notebook. You should also cut your scrapbook paper or image to fit the cover.
– Using the liquid glue, glue your picture/paper to your card stock. Be sure to move slowly and smooth as you do to prevent the paper from wrinkling.
– Allow it to dry by pressing it between two books or something flat and heavy. Once dry, fold it in half carefully.
Make you signatures (4-5).
A signature is a block of paper made up of several booklets, that is glued or sewn together then placed inside of a cover to form a notebook. Composition notebooks are made using one signature of multiple pages.
– Fold printer paper in half carefully. Be sure to press firmly on the seam, smoothing with your thumbnail and making the page as flat as possible. You will need fifteen sheets.
– Make three booklets of five sheets each. Do not fold all five pages together at once as you will not get the seams flat enough. Instead, fold pages separately and slip one sheet into another. Again, you will have three stacks.
– Stack your three booklets, one on top of the other to form your signature. With your magnetic ruler, mark every inch with a dot. Leave your magnetic ruler where it is, and with the other ruler, draw a line at each of the points, down the other signatures. This insures that your holes will be lined up.
– Open one signature (all five sheets) and place atop of the cover. Use binder clips to hold them in place. Place on your binding block/piercing mat (iPad cover) and using your stylus, poke a whole through all the sheets, at each dot/marking. Be firm and twist your stylus a little as you pull it out. This will open the hole wider. Continue until you have poked holes through all signatures.
– Now remember, a composition notebook has one signature with multiple sheets, right?! Combine all booklets into one but make sure that you have them facing the right way (all holes should be lined up). Hold them together with the binder clips and use your stylus to insure that all the holes are open.
Sew your notebook together (11-13).
– Keep your tail long and on the outside of the spine. Make sure you knot your thread.
– Go up one way, weaving in and out of the holes, and then come back the other way.
– Once you are finished sewing, knot the thread by going under the last stitch, form a loop and go through the loop to form a knot. Do this twice. Your knots should be on the inside, then go back through to the outside, and make another knot.
– Cover the spine using the gel glue with a piece of construction paper, scrapbook paper, or book cloth. Or, just leave it.
– You may notice that the printer paper is much longer than the cover. If that is the case, you can trim all pages and the cover down. Using your rule and your utility knife, cut through the layers to make an even line.
– After you trim, you may have jagged edges that need to be smoothed. Squeeze the pages together and smooth with the nail file!

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps, guiding the reader through the process of making a composition-styled notebook at home. The instructions are divided into distinct sections, with each step building on the previous ones while maintaining logical coherence, which facilitates easy understanding and execution of the task.

**Training: Yes**

The procedural instructions are well-structured and detailed enough to serve as a useful framework for training a language model in deeper reasoning. The steps outline not only the actions required but also provide explanations and tips that encourage the reader to think critically about the process (e.g., discussing the importance of aligning holes and smoothing page edges), which are essential for fostering an understanding of crafting techniques.


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ENGLAND 1 RUSSIA 1
England’s failure to learn from previous mistakes allowed Russia to net a stoppage-time leveller, with a lack of cutting edge preventing Roy Hodgson’s side starting Euro 2016 with the win their exceptional play deserved.
Sickening scenes marred the build-up to the Group B clash, with bottles, chairs and fists thrown during three days of trouble involving a mixture of English, Russian and French fans in Marseille.
There were more clashes at the end of the match at the Stade Velodrome, where a thumping Eric Dier free-kick cancelled out by Vasili Berezutsky as Russia secured a fortuitous 1-1 draw.
At 25 years and 293 days, this was England’s second-youngest line-up ever at a major finals and they showed no little exuberance, attacking from the outset.
The opening period brought nine shots but no goals, leading nervousness to grow as Leonid Slutsky’s side grew into the encounter, with Joe Hart sparing Dier a second own goal in three matches.
Shortly after Wayne Rooney saw a strike brilliantly tipped onto the bar, the Tottenham defensive midfielder fired home a fine free-kick - but England would pay for lacking the ruthlessness discussed in the build-up.
Berzutsky’s header sent the Russian fans wild, although that excitement soon turned into more clashes that UEFA are likely to act on.
The atmosphere had been much more positive earlier, where England’s start was as bold as their line-up suggested.
They were quickly trying to get behind Russian cumbersome backline and pressing hard, with Dele Alli hitting a snapshot wide from a third-minute Adam Lallana cutback.
The Liverpool attacking midfielder was justifying his inclusion and stung Igor Akinfeev’s palms after fine work by marauding right-back Kyle Walker.
England kept the pressure up and unmarked Alli’s smart flicked header from Danny Rose’s cross just evaded the stretching Harry Kane at the far post, before Chris Smalling headed straight at the Russian goalkeeper.
Hodgson’s side were completely dominant aside from Sergei Ignashevich’s 17th-minute header, but the majority of action was at the other end as Rose collected an intelligent Raheem Sterling backheel and driving a ball that almost found Alli from close-range.
Lallana was the focal point of an exceptional team move that lead to the Three Lions’ next chance, only for the 28-year-old to snatch at his shot after receiving Alli’s cutback.
Kane was clearly offside when finally finding the net shortly after Igor Smolnikov thwarted Sterling, while Alli was just unable to get a telling touch after an exquisite Rooney pass split Russia’s centre-backs.
England’s talisman forced Akinfeev to punch after some wonderful footwork down the right by the inspired Tottenham midfielder, but that dominance did not see them into half-time with a deserved lead.
It led to some nervy moments when play resumed, with Aleksandr Kokorin’s ball across goal forcing Smalling to intervene before Artem Dzyuba could threaten Joe Hart’s goal.
Nobody was able to steer in Kane’s powerful, low free-kick, then Rooney curled over from the edge of the box as England showed signs of life - but Russia were looking far more lively than they had.
There was a worrying moment when Oleg Shatov’s corner found the head of the unsighted Dier, directing back towards his own goal and forcing Hart to prevent him scoring a second own goal in three matches.
Moments after Gary Cahill was booked for a foul on Dzyuba, the towering striker’s presence proved problematic and allowed Fedor Smolov to sweep a curling right-footed strike just wide.
The shape that so impressed in the first half was getting looser as the match entered the final 20 minutes, but England nearly took the lead as Rooney hit a goalbound striker that Akinfeev did superbly to tip onto the crossbar, with Lallana hitting the post - unaware the offside flag had been raised.
Frustration quickly turned into joy thanks to a thunderous strike by Dier. Alli drew the foul out of Georgi Schennikov outside the box, with Tottenham team-mate powering the resulting free-kick across Akinfeev to send the raucous England fans wild.
Substitute Jack Wilshere brought replaced Rooney soon after and played a neat one-two with Kane before playing in Sterling to net again, although the offside flag had long been raised.
England’s inability to eke out a second led to a stoppage-time suck punch as captain Berezutsky’s header flew past Hart, although Denis Glushakov made sure at the back post.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or instructions that would guide a reader through completing a specific task. Instead, it offers a narrative of a football match, detailing the events and performances of the teams involved. Furthermore, the information lacks the structured procedural elements needed for training a language model, as it does not present criteria or systematic reasoning that could foster deeper understanding or reasoning skills.


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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 offers general information about the blog and invites comments or article submissions without detailing any specific procedures. Additionally, the content lacks well-structured procedural instructions that would be beneficial for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it does not present a coherent process or a thorough explanation of any particular task.


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Are you in a rut with dinner? Are you tired of eating the same things all the time? Ya, I’ve been there. Pinterest is my go to when I’m stuck. I find so many yummy things there! I have been trying to clean up some of our family favorites in an effort to be more healthy. (clean-up meaning replace bad-for-you ingredients with better-for-you ingredients) And, that is where this chicken enchilada recipe was born.
The Christmas countdown is on and this week I have definitely been feeling the pressure. I have been trying my best to relax and not sweat the small stuff, but some days my to-do list makes me want to throw in the towel! (Anybody out there relate today?? I might need some support. 😆 ) Anywho!! I shared some of our Christmas traditions with you guys last week, I hope you enjoyed reading and maybe got a new idea or two. I mentioned my family loves getting their gift of sweet treats from me each year. And, this week I’m baking away. Today I’m going to share what’s going in these cute buckets (from Dollar Tree) this year! (I’ll link to the recipes at the end of the post)
I mentioned that my daughter had a birthday, but I didn’t mention that my hubby also celebrated his birthday! Yes, our daughter was born on hubby’s birthday! Best gift I ever gave him – and one that keeps on giving!! 🙂
There has always been a struggle over whose cake I make on their day. Well, this year they both got what they wanted. My girl got a cheesecake (which I did not make), and hubby got his favorite lemony lemon cake (recipe courtesy of his grandma).
If you know someone who loves lemon, then this cake is a must try. His grandma was a great cook. You know the kind that doesn’t need to use many recipes. I’m not sure if this is original to her or if she found it somewhere, but man o man is it good!! And it’s super easy too which we all love!
Here are the ingredients
Grandma’s Lemony Lemon Cake
1 box lemon cake mix
1 small box lemon pudding mix
3/4 cup vegetable oil
1 T lemon juice
Put all ingredients in a bowl and mix well. Pour into a 9X13 greased pan and bake at 350 until toothpick comes out clean – usually between 45mins and an hour. The time really depends on your oven.
After you take your cake from the oven, prepare the glaze. Mix together 2-3 cups of powdered sugar and 5-6 T of lemon juice.
Poke holes in your warm cake.
Pour glaze over the top of the cake while still warm.
Spread evenly over the top. And there ya go!
This cake never lasts long in our house! Enjoy!
Well here we are. It’s Friday again! Does anyone else just feel like the days or speeding by?!? At any rate, it’s time to party!!
Thank you all for your sweet comments and prayers last week about my mommy burdens. Things have passed, and in the light, are maybe not as bad as they first seemed. I finally sat down and blogged a bit this week. Sharing just some tidbits of what had been going on around these parts. Included was a sneak peek at our new family room paint job.
Each week I find such fun stuff at our get together! Thank you so much for sharing with us and our readers!
I’m happy to share some of my favs with you this week.
Remember, If you are pinning one of these great ideas for yourself, please click over to the original link and pin from there – thanks!
Open shelving is all the rage it seems and these lovely wood floating shelves from On Bliss Street turned out fabulous!
|DIY Floating Shelves from On Bliss Street|
This bleach stamped scarf from Woods of Bell Trees is so pretty! What a great idea to use bleach!
|Bleach Stamped Scarf from Woods of Bell Trees|
I really do try to be frugal with my cleaning supplies so when I saw this I was instantly intrigued. Homemade dryer sheets from View From The Fridge.
And, this greek yogurt ranch veggie dip – yum! I am doing my best to move away from processed food and make more things on my own. This recipe from Natural Chow looks pretty simple and delicious!
|Greek Yogurt Ranch Dip from Natural Chow|
Thank you all for sharing at Fridays Unfolded!! Make sure you grab a button if you were featured!
And as always remember to check out the other hostesses as each hostess chooses their own features. 🙂 Also make sure you check out our pinterest boards. One board is for features and one board is for other things that may have caught our eye.
Now let’s see what unfolded for you this week!!
You remember the rules 😉

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

The article does provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for making Grandma's Lemony Lemon Cake, making it easy to follow the recipe. However, the overall structure of the article lacks the detailed procedural instructions and context that would be necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it doesn't delve into the rationale behind each step or address potential variations and techniques in depth.


document: Washington sports fans faced a dilemma this weekend that now seems to have been partially solved by the Redskins—at least for those fans who will be at FedEx Field for the 1 PM face-off with the Atlanta Falcons. The Nationals’ first playoff game—which will be against either the Atlanta Braves or the St. Louis Cardinals—begins shortly after 3, when the Skins could be in the fourth quarter. The Redskins announced the Nats game will be broadcast on monitors in the stadium, so fans in attendance will be able to watch both games at once. For everyone else, watching at home, it will be all about clicking back and forth, back and forth. May both teams win.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; instead, it discusses a situation regarding sports fans and how they can watch two games simultaneously. Additionally, the article lacks well-structured procedural instructions that would allow for deeper reasoning or training of a language model, as it predominantly offers commentary and information rather than step-by-step guidance.


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I have been involved in the treasure hunting/metal detecting pastime for over 30 years now, and have authored three books, written hundreds of articles, and worked in the industry itself. As a result I receive lots of emails and letters from detectorists like you, asking me for advice, asking what I think of a particular metal detector, inviting me to visit your town or city to hunt or to speak at your club meeting.
On the whole I try to respond positively, but more often than not I cannot offer the information you seek, nor can I afford the travel costs involved. Why? Because I too am just a hobbyist, and no more an expert than you.
As of now I pretty much consider myself a part-time treasure hunter. I hope that through this website/blog I might be able to offer you a tip or two learned over the years, but promise nothing earth shattering. Most of whatever success I’ve had occurred because I entered into the pastime at an ideal time, and because I spent an inordinate amount of time researching sites. Add to that a lot of in-the-field trial and error, and a helluva lot of luck!
You will not find a lot of technical babble here, and you may call a lot of what I have to say, basic. That’s fine. That’s me. I still believe that research is the most important part of this pastime!
Next, getting along in years, this website offers me a place, and a reason to look back and put things in perspective. While my metal detecting experience is very much like yours, it took me on a somewhat different journey that changed a great many things in my life. Some good, some not so good, but all worthy of a look back.
Lastly, I am new to the task of putting together a website and blog, and the process is a real learning experience. Please bear with me, and do let me know if you have trouble viewing it so that I can make changes where needed.
I hope you will always remember that, as detectorists, as amateur treasure hunters, we are bound by a common thread, and it is this friendship, this comradery, this sharing, that is so much more important than any treasure we can ever hope to find.
My goal is to keep this website/blog updated regularly, and make it one you will want to revisit from time to time. If you have any suggestions or comments please email me at:Disc440@tx.rr.com If you have any complaints email me at %@$X!@HaHa.com

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 mainly offers personal reflections and general advice about metal detecting without structured guidance. Additionally, it lacks well-defined procedural instructions that would be necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it does not present detailed, methodical content that encourages logical deductions or problem-solving related to the task at hand.


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Modifying Rotated Surfaces in Quadrangle Surfaces
Tips & Tricks
By rotating lines or polylines, it is possible to quickly model very complex objects in RFEM. If you need to change the model subsequently, quadrangle surfaces provide an advantage as they include editable boundary lines.
In Table 1.4 Surfaces, you can easily create a quadrangle surface from a rotated surface by selecting the corresponding entry in column A. Thus, also the locked generated lines become freely modifiable lines.
Do you have any questions or need advice?
Contact us or find various suggested solutions and useful tips on our FAQ page.
Structural engineering software for finite element analysis (FEA) of planar and spatial structural systems consisting of plates, walls, shells, members (beams), solids and contact elements

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps, as it lacks a structured format that guides the reader through a specific task step-by-step. The information presented is more general and does not contain the detailed, systematic instructions needed for training a language model for deeper reasoning or procedural understanding.


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The Fight Disciples return for this week’s Radio City show with a trifecta of Scouse MMA world title contenders. Darren Till, Paddy Pimblett and Lee Chadwick all look ahead to their trio of title matchups in September as the city of Liverpool’s emergence as a global powerhouse in MMA shows no sign of abating… Paddy promises a spectacular finish, Chadwick aims for that UFC push, while Till talks of unifying belts and defending them at Anfield!
*Please leave a review on iTunes http://apple.co/2wijpC1
*Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/fightdisciples
*Follow us on Twitter www.twitter.com/fightdisciples
*Follow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/fightdisciples

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or procedural instructions for completing a specific task. Instead, it focuses on an overview of fighters and their aspirations, which lacks detailed instructions necessary for training a language model to engage in deeper reasoning about a process.


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Isaiah Thomas scored a game-high 29 points off the bench and Julius Randle added 25 points to power Los Angeles past host Miami.
All good things come to an end and Cleveland's 11-game domination of Philadelphia was fun while it lasted.
The Cleveland Cavaliers will not have J.R. Smith for a nationally televised game against Philadelphia Thursday night - Smith has been suspended by the team for one game. Embiid had 17 points, 14 rebounds, six assists, and two pretty silly posts targeted towards selling James on the idea of spending the next few years of his professional career in the City of Brotherly Love. They now lead IN (34-27) by just two games. They're not playing with speed, they're not playing with pace, they're in thought too much.
Duchess of Cambridge reunites with midwife who helped deliver Princess Charlotte
The sweet reunion between the pair was luckily captured on camera, and it seems both were delighted to see one another again. But the Duchess of Cambridge is following in the footsteps of a poignant person with the role - the Queen Mother.
"We'll know more tomorrow", Lakers coach Luke Walton said of Ingram's injury, although the team said he was questionable for Saturday's game in San Antonio.
He added 9 rebounds and 8 assists but Cleveland, who closed within one point with 2:25 remaining after trailing by as many as 13 in the fourth quarter, were never able to get in front.
Midway through the first quarter, James put 76ers big man Joel Embiid on skates when he put the ball behind his back and began his drive to the basket. "My brother lives in the Philadelphia area and he told me that LeBron, last week through a superintendent, was in the area checking out some private schools during the All-Star break". It was the first time Portland was 10 games over.500 since the end of the 2014-15 season.
All-Star guard Damian Lillard scored 35 points and the Trail Blazers withstood a 34-point performance from Timberwolves center Karl-Anthony Towns to record their seventh win in eight games.

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 consists of various sports updates and anecdotes that lack structured and detailed procedural instructions, making it unsuitable for training a language model focused on deeper reasoning. The text is primarily descriptive and narrative rather than instructional.


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Newly purchased applications are not syncing into the Workspace ONE UEM Console
When navigating in the console to Apps & Books > Applications > List View > Purchased, you may see a sync error where the sync does not complete. If this is the case, follow the troubleshooting steps below for resolution or further information.
- Get your sToken from Apple’s Volume Purchase Program portal
- Open the sToken in a text editor and copy the encrypted code in the sToken.
- Search for the newly purchased application in the web browser and look for the iTunes link. For instance, if One Drive is the newly purchased app, search for the phrase “One Drive iTunes” and you find the app store web link for the app
- Open the link. In the URL, copy the numerical value between id and a question mark. For instance, if https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/onedrive-cloud-storage-for/id477537958?mt=8 is the link, the numerical value is 477537958. This is known as the Admin ID of the app.
- Download Advanced REST API client to Google Chrome
- Use https://vpp.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZFinance.woa/wa/getVPPLicensesSrv as the request URL in the plugin.
- Paste the sToken and adminID values in the Payload of the REST API call in the plugin.
- Click send and scroll down to the end of the response. If this brings up the appropriate number of licenses as indicated by “totalCount”, get back to the AirWatch console and perform a sync.
- If this does not show the appropriate license count or any other error message, the console will not be able to reflect the right count.
- If the error message reads “The sToken has been revoked”, please renew the sToken as this usually happens when you have changed the password of the Apple ID used to download the sToken.
- Report any other error code that you see to AirWatch support for further assistance.
Applications fail to install with “Error Code: Pending”
If an application fails to install, it is helpful to check the Troubleshooting Logs of the device on the console. Below AirWatch Console 9.1, the console will only log a generic error code for the app installation issue ("Error Code: Pending"). For AirWatch Console 9.1+, the logs will give a more details error code such as the following examples:
- "XXX is already scheduled for management."
- "License for app with iTunes Store ID XXXXXX could not be found."
Here you may notice several Install Application Failed events with Error Code: Pending, which are generally caused when the Apple IDs on the device is changed after having accepted the VPP invitation to install purchased apps. In the AirWatch database, an encoded form of the Apple ID that is used to accept the VPP invite is stored along with the AirWatch user and this combination is used as a reference for the console to assign purchased applications. A change in the Apple ID causes a mismatch in our records and thus app assignment cannot be completed. This can be confirmed by AirWatch support if the Apple ID username and password currently in use on the device are provided. The encoded form of the one provided would not match with the one that was used to register this user in the Volume Purchase Program if the Apple ID had been changed.
There are a couple of ways to rectify this issue. One would be to change the Apple ID on the device to the one that was present when the device was registered in VPP. We only have the encoded form of the Apple ID; AirWatch will not be able to retrieve the actual value for you. The other way to rectify this is to delete the user record from the AirWatch database through the console. You can do this by carrying out the following steps:
- Delete the device from the AirWatch console (and ensure that it is unenrolled)
- Delete the AirWatch user account from the console
- Add the user back to AirWatch (perform a user group sync if you are using Active Directory)
Following that , enroll the device and accept the VPP invitation again. You should then be able to install any purchased applications until the Apple ID remains the same.
Externally redeemed licenses (cause and resolution)
Externally redeemed licenses are usually caused when the license of an unenrolled device is not revoked prior to un-enrollment.
On clicking the application in the purchased tab of the Admin Console, you should see the count of externally redeemed licenses in the left pane.
Below AirWatch Console 9.1:
AirWatch Console 9.1+:
If this shows a positive count, click on the number of devices that have installed the app to see the license and device using that particular license.
Externally redeemed licenses would be revocable with the revoke button enabled. If this is disabled for all the licenses and yet you have a positive count of externally redeemed licenses, then AirWatch support can revoke the licenses manually through a script on the backend database. This also applies when you see a negative count in the license allocation.
Applications showing as removed for the status in the console
Open the troubleshooting logs by clicking on the More tab in the device details view. If you notice Install Application Failed events with Error Code: Pending as the reason, then ensure that the Apple ID that accepted the VPP invitation is still present on the device. If this is not the case, please retry installing the application and observe the behavior on the device itself. If the app appears to install but stops and disappears, we will need to collect the device logs. Contact AirWatch support for instructions regarding this. It would also help if you enable Targeted Logging by clicking on Targeted Logging under the More tab for that particular device.
Unable to renew VPP token: “Country is required”
When renewing a VPP sToken, a 'Country is Required' error may appear, causing the renewal to fail. If this occurs, simply re-save the existing settings before choosing the option to renew. This will ensure that the saved data matches the correct information when renewing the token.
Unable to install VPP apps to devices from AirWatch console
Ensure user has accepted VPP invitation
You may notice that you are unable to manually push applications to certain devices in the AirWatch Console. If you navigate to the apps section of the Device Details page of a particular device, you may see that certain VPP apps have the options to install grayed out. In these cases, you will be unable to push the app to the device from the console.
A common reason for this behavior is that the user has not accepted the VPP invitation yet. To validate this, navigate in the console to Applications -> List View -> Purchased. To the right of the app in question, select the magnifying glass icon to open the "Manage Devices" page. Here, you will be able to confirm if a device has accepted the VPP invitation or not, and can also choose to resend the invitation to a device if necessary. Once AirWatch receives confirmation that the invitation has been accepted, admins will be able to manually push VPP apps to these devices.
VPP applications do not get pushed to devices
Check license availability
If apps are not pushing to newly assigned/enrolled devices, double check to ensure that you still have available licenses for this app. If you navigate to Apps & Books -> Applications -> List View -> Purchased and select the name of the app in question, you will see information similar to the image below. In particular, ensure that there are still some unallocated licenses left for new devices. In the event that there are no available unallocated licenses, additional licenses must be added to the assignment. If any licenses have previously been marked as 'On Hold', these can be reduced as well to ensure that more licenses are available for devices. Additionally, on the right hand side of this same window, ensure that the total redeemed quantity is less than the total allocated quantity.
Users with multiple devices
When allocating licenses, AirWatch allocates a single license to each assigned user account. Further, on a device level, different devices that use the same Apple ID can share application licenses. As a best practice, AirWatch recommends that devices enrolled under the same AirWatch user also use the same Apple ID when using VPP. If a single AirWatch user has multiple devices enrolled, and each device utilizes a different Apple ID, then the app license will not be shared between the devices. In these cases, the app will install on devices using the same Apple ID as the first device to download the app, but will remain unallocated on other devices. If it is a requirement that these devices use different Apple IDs, AirWatch recommends enrolling them under separate user accounts.
However, note that there are also considerations to be made for the maximum number of devices tied to a single Apple ID. For more information, please read Apple's documentation here.
App store restrictions
Devices must have the App Store available in order to properly process the VPP Invitation when first signing up for the program. In cases where the invitation does not come down to devices, double check to ensure there are no restrictions to app store availability on this device. In particular, ensure that both the 'Restricted App Mode' (left) under Settings -> Apps -> Catalog -> App Restrictions is not enabled at the Organization Group where the device is enrolled and that there is not a restriction profile that blocks the installation of public apps (right) pushed down to the device.
If you experience issues where an application does not install on certain device models (ex: it installs on iPads but not iPods, or it only installs on iOS 7 devices) verify the compatibility of the app in the App Store directly. This can be done by searching for the app in iTunes and verifying the details below on the information page of the app itself.
Additionally, an age range restriction can result in applications not installing if there is a restriction profile on the device that filters the media content to certain level/ages.
Sometimes users may experience a slight delay between selecting the install option and the install processing beginning on a device. As this process requires communication and approval of several different components (ex: the device, the AirWatch infrastructure, and Apple's infrastructure), please allow up to 3-5 minutes for an install command to process during times of high latency.
Other Languages: 日本語

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps, specifically detailing the troubleshooting process for syncing newly purchased applications in the Workspace ONE UEM Console. Each step is logically structured and sequentially progresses from obtaining the sToken to confirming license availability, enabling users to follow along easily. Furthermore, the instructions are detailed enough to support training a language model for deeper reasoning, as they guide the reader through specific troubleshooting actions, emphasizing important checks and potential consequences as a result of each step taken.


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In this video DIY tutorial I show you an easy way to make the purse bag by own hands from scratch. The best diy bags designs ever!
✔ 1st Green Bag TEMPLATE IS HERE https://drive.google.com/open?id=16bY1sRrtKOwG72MxCeojCc0oWJMe0hiT
♫ Music is from Youtube NCS Channel
✔Subscribe to a new video http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv7tyVGWpJMiPIQXBHQ308Q?sub_confirmation=1
✏ALL my DIY Tutorials (Playlist) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmvJ70laQkTGVZDE8smZg_6G2Z-OrqWKd

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, as it lacks detailed instructions and a structured format. Additionally, the content primarily directs viewers to a video tutorial and external links, which diminishes its usefulness for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as there are no explicit procedural guidelines or comprehensive explanations presented in the text itself.


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Yohan Benalouane was omitted from Nottingham Forest’s training camp in Greece earlier this month, with Sabri Lamouchi selecting Michael Dawson, Alexander Milosevic, Tobias Figueiredo and Joe Worrall as his centre-back options. According to Paul Taylor of Nottinghamshire Live, Benalouane’s absence was because a hip problem.
The 32-year-old’s situation isn’t considered to be serious, but it was enough to keep him out of the travelling party that went to Greece. Benalouane sat out as Forest beat Atromitos 3-0 at the Peristeri Stadium on July 13 and is likely to miss the Reds’ clash with Olympiacos on July 16 before they return home from the training camp.
Benalouane might have an uncertain future at Forest after his mixed debut season in 2018/19. The Tunisian international had disciplinary problems – seven yellow cards and two reds in just 14 appearances – conceded 20 goals and kept only three clean sheets. He’ll have stiff competition for a place in the defence too.
Lamouchi has Dawson, Milosevic, Figueiredo, Worrall, Benalouane and Jack Robinson who can all play at centre-back next season which means one or two players could miss out. If Benalouane isn’t featuring due to the hip injury, he risks losing his spot in the side.

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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 any specific task; rather, it discusses the situation of a football player without presenting procedural instructions. Additionally, the content lacks the structured, detailed instructional format needed for training a language model to engage in deeper reasoning, as it primarily consists of narrative information and analysis rather than actionable steps or processes.


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Monday May 4, 205
I Am Big Bird Premieres This Week
I Am Big Bird: The Carroll Spinney Story is a documentary on the man who plays both the Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch characters on Sesame Street. Much of the footage in the film is from Spinney’s personal collection of home videos and has never been shown to the public before. I Am Big Bird was largely financed by a Kickstarter campaign in 2012 that raised $124,114. The film has received glowing reviews on the festival circuit.
Caroll Spinney, 81, has been doing interviews with various media outlets promoting the film’s May 5 release. Listen to Spinney’s interview with NPR. One detail revealed in the documentary is that Spinney and Big Bird were originally supposed to be on the doomed Challenger space shuttle in 1986. The idea was to promote interest in space among the country’s children. The Big Bird costume wouldn’t fit in the shuttle so Spinney was replaced by Christa McAuliffe, who would die along with six other crew members when the shuttle exploded 73 seconds after taking off. Spinney also told Vinnie Mancuso in an interview about his relationship with Waylon Jennings, who he met while filming Follow That Bird.
I Am Big Bird: The Caroll Spinney Story will be available on iTunes May 5 and will be shown in select theaters across the country beginning on May 6.
St. Louis Cardinals Sweep Pittsburgh Pirates In Exciting Fashion
The Pittsburgh Pirates came to Busch Stadium over the weekend and the result was three wins for the St. Louis Cardinals. The Cardinals outscored the Pirates 7-4 in the three-game series, which lasted a combined 25 innings. Matt Adams singled in Jon Jay in the 10th on Friday night to give the Cardinals a 2-1 win. Pete Kozma scored in the bottom of the 11th on a Matt Carpenter sacrifice fly to give the local nine the win on Saturday. Yesterday, Kolten Wong homered in the 14th to give the Cardinals a 3-2 win and an 18-6 record on the season.
The St. Louis Cardinals are averaging 42,583 fans per game at Busch Stadium this season after 13 games. That average ranks second in Major League Baseball behind the Los Angeles Dodgers and their 47,618 fans per game. The Cardinals also rank second in the league with Busch Stadium being 96.8 percent filled on average. San Francisco is filling AT&T Park at a 99.1 percent clip this season. While the Dodgers rank first in terms of fans per game, Dodger Stadium is only 85 percent filled on average.
Britney Spears & Iggy Azalea Release “Pretty Girls”
Britney Spears and Iggy Azalea have released their new song, “Pretty Girls” after it was leaked online over the weekend. “Pretty Girls” will be on Britney’s upcoming album.
Below you’ll find the audio for “Pretty Girls” Spears and Azalea filmed a music video for the song in Studio City but that has not been released yet.
Royal Baby Named Charlotte
Avengers: Age of Ultron Opens To $188 Million
Avengers: Age of Ultron fell short marvel’s The Avengers record opening weekend, but still brought in an estimated $187.7 million over the weekend. The Avengers opened to $207.4 million back in 2012. As of this writing Age of Ultron has brought in $626.7 million worldwide with less than 30 percent of that coming domestically. The movie has yet to open in China, where it’s scheduled for a May 12 opening. 2012’s Avengers made $84 million in China. Last year’s Transformers: Age of Extinction made $300 million there.
Other movies were also being shown this weekend in movie theaters. The Age of Adaline brought in $6.2 million in its second weekend of release and Furious 7 brought in another $6.1 million in its fifth.
I’ll have more on the weekend box office numbers on Thursday in the Weekend Movie Guide. I’ll also take a look at Hot Pursuit, starring Sofia Vergara and Reese Witherspooon and opening this weekend.
John Oliver Takes On Standardized Testing
John Oliver’s topic this week on Last Week Tonight with John Oliver was standardized testing in schools.
John Oliver Takes On Bud Light And Floyd Mayweather, Jr
John Oliver also took on Bud Light and their ridiculous “take no out of your vocabulary for the night” marketing fail. He goes on to suggest a new commercial for Anheuser-Busch InBev in their Bud Light Up For Whatever campaign.
Man Rescued From Basketball Hoop In Seattle
A man got stuck in a basketball hoop over the weekend in Seattle. He was shirtless and apparently threatening people with a hammer. Two Seattle firefighters eventually brought out a ladder to get the man free. The Seattle Police Department made sure the public was aware the man had been freed via their Twitter account.
Shirtless man removed from Cal Anderson basketball hoop. He may be arrested for property destruction, or at least goal-tending. #MayDaySea
— Seattle Police Dept. (@SeattlePD) May 2, 2015
The Seattle Police Department then had real problems to deal with as May Day demonstrations that had been peaceful turned very violent. Sixteen people were arrested and three officers were injured and taken to the hospital.
Mayweather-Pacquiao Delayed Then Dissapoints
The highly anticipated Mayweather-Pacquiao fight on Saturday night was delayed almost an hour due to widespread issues with the pay-per-view. Time Warner, Charter, AT&T and DirecTV were among the many companies that people were having problems with. Charter has announced they will be offering refunds to some of those affected. The hacker group Lizard Squad claimed responsibility for the pay-per-view problems. Many people were disappointed in the actual fight, even though is was a pretty typical Mayweather fight. Manny Pacquaio claimed after the fight that he fought with an injured shoulder. He says he wanted to get an anti-inflammatory shot before the fight but his request was denied.
If you didn’t see the fight, it basically went like this.
Carly Fiorina Announces She’s Running For President
Carly Fiorina, the former CEO of Hewlett-Packard, announced that she wants to be the Republican nominee for President. Yes, that would be the role of President of the United States that she is seeking. Fiorina did a terrible job as the CEO of HP and was fired in 2005. As far as her political career, she may be best known for “the demon sheep ad”. Fiorina told reporters on a conference call that Hillary and Bill Clinton can’t connect with hard-working Americans. I’ll agree that the Clintons aren’t in touch with average Americans, but this is a woman who oversaw 30,000 people being laid off at HP and got a severance package of $21 million when she got fired. Carly Fdiorina’s camp neglected to register CarlyFiorina.org and now the site just features a message reminding people about those layoffs at HP.
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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; rather, it consists of various news summaries without any procedural instructions. Additionally, the information is not structured in a way that would guide a language model towards deeper reasoning, as it lacks detailed, organized instructions or logical sequences that could facilitate training or enhance understanding of complex concepts.


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If you are an experienced user, you may jump to the next chapter.
There is an extensive official guide on the wordpres.org website on plugin installations. You can read that if you prefer a more detailed guide.
The Pro version is a separate plugin from Ajax Search Lite, so you can go back to the lite version any time you want to. Before or after installing the Pro version, please make sure to deactivate the lite version.
In WordPress the easies way of adding a new plugin is by the built-in plugin manager. Follow these steps to succesfully install this plugin.
Download the ajax-search-pro.zip file on the codecanyon.net/downloads/ dashboard (the Downloads menu). Make sure to download the Installable WordPress file only, as the other archive also contains documentation links and other files.
2. Save the ajax-search-pro.zip plugin file somewhere on your computer.
3. Log in to your WordPress back end area, it's usually on the yourdomain.com/wp-admin url
4. After logging in click on the Plugins menu and hit the Add New button
5. Now, click on the Upload Plugin button
6. Click on the Choose file button and select the ajax-search-pro.zip file. Then click the Install now button
After successful installation, you will need to activate the plugin. You can do that on the installation page, or go back to the plugins page and activate it there. After installing and activating, you should see the new plugin menu.
Using this method is highly recommended, it should work on 99% of all servers. If by any reason this method is not working, or it's not possible, then there is another way of installing a WordPress plugin
If the above method is not working, you can use FTP to upload the plugin files. This method is not recommended for beginners, so please be careful.
If you don't know how to connect to your website via ftp, I recommend reading the Filezilla tutorial.
After connecting to your server via ftp, you should search for your site's wordpress directory. It's usually located in a path like public_html/wp-content/plugins/ or www/wp-content/plugins/
Unzip the ajax-search-pro.zip file and copy the ajax-search-pro folder to the servers plugin directory
After succesfully copying the ajax-search-pro directory you will still need to activate the plugin. Log in to your sites back end.
That's it! After activation you should use be able to use the plugin.
Make sure to install the plugin on the Network admin aka. the main site, because the plugin needs to be Network activated in order to work. The installation is the same as the previous method, just make sure that it is activated on the network admin (main) site.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for installing a WordPress plugin, detailing actions that a user should take from downloading the plugin to activating it. The instructions are structured in a way that can guide a language model in recognizing procedural reasoning, as they encompass both straightforward tasks and additional considerations, thus encouraging a deeper understanding of the process and possible alternatives like FTP installation for more advanced users.


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Guides to Upload 360 Photo on Facebook – Getting Started with Facebook 360 Photos is amazing and what interesting. 360 Photos on Facebook have the power to connect people around the world, helping us share uplifting moments and endure difficult times, and everything in between. This article guides to Upload 360 Photo on Facebook will help you to achieve your aim if you are looking for a way to start uploading 360 Photos on Facebook.
360 Photos are also one of the ways that publishers, public figures, and other partners can share their perspective with people on Facebook. As content in News Feed gets more and more immersive, Facebook is excited to introduce an update that gives you a new way to engage your audience.
Check Out ==> How to Create 360 Photos
- Choose a place or moment that inspires you
Place yourself at the center of the experience and capture a panoramic photo using your phone or a 360 photo using a 360 camera.
Upload the photo the same way you would a regular photo. Immerse your friends in the experience by sharing to your Timeline and including a fun caption.
- Explore the world around you through 360 photos
Transport yourself to somewhere new – onto the red carpet, into a stadium or to a party surrounded by friends.
- Rethinking 360 Photos for Publishers
Place your followers in the center of the action, ensuring there’s something to see and experience at every angle.
Create a story with your photo that encourages your followers to explore the full 360 degrees.
Use one of our Photoshop templates to create 360 photos that engage and surprise your followers!
Check Out ==> some popular cameras that take 360 photos
Guides to Upload 360 Photo on Facebook
1. On the Web:
- Login to your Facebook Account
- Click Photo/Video at the top of the News Feed or your Timeline.
- Select a photo.
- Share it to your desired audience.
- Look around in your photo by clicking and dragging it to where necessary.
2. On the Mobile Phone:
Tap on the What’s on your mind? box at the top of the News Feed or your Timeline.
You can upload a 360 photo the same way you’d upload any other photo.
To change the starting view of a 360 photo:
- Click and drag on your photo to change the starting view
- Click Save
- Keep in mind that if you upload a panorama that’s wider than 100 degrees, it may automatically be converted to a 360 photo. To disable a 360 photo:
- Hover over in the bottom right corner
- Click to uncheck the box next to Display this as a 360 photo
- Click Save
When you upload and share your photo to Facebook, Facebook will convert it to a fully immersive 360 photo. People on Facebook will be able to identify 360 photos in the News Feed by the compass icon on the right-hand side of the photo.
Let us hear your reactions in the comment box below about Guides to Upload 360 Photo on Facebook

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**Step-by-step: Yes**
The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps to upload a 360 photo on Facebook, with separate instructions for both web and mobile platforms. The steps are sequentially numbered and explicitly outline the actions required to complete the task.

**Training: No**
While the article includes procedural instructions, they lack the depth and complexity needed to train a language model for deeper reasoning. The instructions are relatively straightforward and do not encourage critical thinking or problem-solving beyond completing the uploading task, limiting their usefulness for advanced training purposes.


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Danielle Stella, a Republican candidate seeking to unseat Rep. Ilhan Omar from the U.S. House of Representatives in 2020, firmly supports the QAnon conspiracy theory, according to someone identifying themselves as communications volunteer who responded to Right Wing Watch’s inquiry.
QAnon is a Trump-era phenomena centered on a conspiracy theory that alleges that Trump administration insiders have been dropping clues, in the form of cryptic riddles posted on anonymous imageboards, about a supposed secret plan to take down the “deep state” and a worldwide network of satanic pedophiles said to include A-list Hollywood figures and top-level Democrats. Believers, who call themselves “anons,” dedicate themselves to decoding the posts. Early on, QAnon adherents claimed that Trump was secretly working with then-Special Counsel Robert Mueller to expose the Satanists.
People who believe in QAnon are increasingly frequent fixtures at Trump rallies. At a campaign rally in North Carolina last week, President Donald Trump praised a baby wearing a onesie emblazoned on the back with the “Q” emblem sometimes worn by adherents to the theory.
Travis View, co-host of the “QAnon Anonymous” podcast (which takes a critical look at the Q phenomenon), noticed today that Stella had responded to pro-QAnon Twitter users on her account and had used the hashtag “#WWG1WGA” popularized by QAnon believers online. A closer review of her Twitter account reveals that Stella has not been shy engaging with QAnon content.
Right Wing Watch inquired further using the contact submission form on Stella’s campaign website, and we were answered by someone calling themselves Heather, who said they were an unpaid communications volunteer on Stella’s campaign who was forwarded our inquiry. Heather told us via email that she wanted to make clear that Stella “stands 100% behind the principles of patriotism, unity/inclusiveness (WWG1WGA!) and love for country that Qanon promotes.”
Stella is the second congressional candidate to endorse QAnon, joining Matthew Lusk of Florida.
Stella filed a statement of candidacy with the Federal Election Commission last month and promoted her candidacy at the “Defend Free Speech” rally in Washington, D.C., on July 6, which featured such far-right figures as Laura Loomer and Milo Yiannopoulos. The Republican primary in Minnesota will take place on August 11, 2020.
Danielle Stella is running against Ilhan Omar for Congress. “She must be replaced.” pic.twitter.com/n7rafNrn7P
— John Gage (@johnrobertgage) July 6, 2019
Stella was interviewed by Fox Nation radio host Todd Starnes earlier this month, and profiled by a handful of pro-Trump bloggers. In a June 26 Twitter post, Stella said that she attended a House candidate meeting in her district with Republican leadership present.
(Update 4:30 p.m.): This story was updated to clarify details about the person who responded to our inquiry to the campaign.
(Update 5:19 p.m.): The Daily Beast’s Will Sommer reached a former Stella campaign staffer, who said Stella’s support for QAnon is feigned. The Daily Beast reported:
While someone who appeared to work for the campaign told Right Wing Watch that Stella stood “100 percent” behind Q, former aides told The Daily Beast it was actually a ruse. Jodi Larson, a former Stella campaign staffer who has since backed another candidate, said Stella is just posing as a QAnon believer to gain campaign support.
“She tries to portray herself as she supports it, but she doesn’t even understand it,” Larson said.
Larson accompanied Stella on a trip to Washington, D.C. early this month, where she claims Stella wore the QAnon necklace.
“She just wears it to get attention,” Larson said.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing any specific task. It primarily provides information about Danielle Stella's political campaign and her connection to QAnon, without structured procedural instructions. Additionally, the content does not present detailed frameworks or methodologies that would facilitate deeper reasoning for training a language model. Instead, it focuses on reporting and commentary, which does not encourage the kind of analytical reasoning typically required for training AI models.


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Sheffield United have announced the signing of Liverpool forward Ben Woodburn on a season-long loan deal.
Woodburn, who became the Reds' youngest goalscorer when he netted in an EFL Cup win against Leeds aged 17 in November 2016, has made 11 appearances for the club and also played seven times and scored one goal for Wales.
Blades boss Chris Wilder said of the 18-year-old on the Championship club's official website: "Ben is a great signing for us, he is an exciting player with undoubted quality.
"He's been involved with Liverpool throughout their pre-season and I'm delighted they've trusted us with one of their outstanding young prospects, who is a full international as a teenager.
"It's his first loan move and I'm sure it will be a great one for all parties. He makes goals and score goals with both feet, he can play in a couple of attacking positions and gives us flexibility at the top of the pitch."
In their statement on the deal, Sheffield United said they had "fought off fierce competition from a number of Championship clubs" to secure the services of the Liverpool academy product.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or procedural instructions; rather, it presents information about a player transfer and quotes from relevant individuals. The content is descriptive without offering detailed instructions or guidance that could foster deeper reasoning, making it unsuitable for training a language model in that context.


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At the Symphony Center, a palpable sense of relief and joy as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra marked its return to the stage after a bruising seven-week strike.
Several hundred students ditched classes Friday for a march and rally downtown as part of the Youth Climate Strike, a global movement demanding action to address global warming.
Austin Jones, 26, amassed hundreds of thousands of followers on YouTube. But prosecutors say the suburban singer preyed on his underage fans, using his fame to entice them into sending him sexually explicit videos.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s tax overhaul sails through the Senate. Heavy rains test flood-control fixes. Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot preps for a summer violence spike, and the Cubs prep for division rival St. Louis.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or detailed procedural instructions that guide the reader through completing a specific task. Instead, it presents a collection of news reports and updates on various events, lacking a structured approach that would encourage deeper reasoning or the ability to effectively train a language model on procedural comprehension.


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Justin Lamb recently won his 5th NHRA World Championship, which puts him in rare air within the sportsman drag racing community. His 2018 Super Stock crown, in addition to his 5th title total, was his 3rd in Super Stock and his third in the last two calendar years. In 2017, Justin became just the 3rd driver in NHRA history (joining Scotty Richardson and Jeff Strickland) to win two championships in the same season when he won the Super Stock and Stock titles. In 2018, he came painfully close to duplicating the feat. Justin won the Super Stock title for a second consecutive season.
In today’s episode, the guys sit down with Nelson Belot (Bee-Lot) to discuss how he not only won the long distance award at the NHRA Finals, but also took the Summit Pro National Championship back home to Massachusetts. Kenny Underwood is back at it, padding his phenomenal win total with a pair of scores down south; and the long awaited, highly anticipated return of Racer Confidential!
In this week's show, the guys discuss David Rampy's 100th NHRA National Event victory, the 2018 class of NHRA Summit Series champions, and that wild finish to the NHRA Super Comp title chase. Plus regular and semi-regular features: BTE Who's Hot, #RacingAnswers, and of course, shoutouts for days!
In this week’s episode, lead (only) Sportsman Drag Racing correspondent J.J. Pennington shares his Top 10 from October! In addition, Luke and Jed recap the drama in Las Vegas that culminated in 6 of the 7 NHRA sportsman world champions being crowned. They also previewed the upcoming Summit Series World Championships in Pomona and break down the action from the World Series of Bracket Racing in Georgia.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps guiding the reader through a task; instead, it discusses recent accomplishments and events in the NHRA community without any procedural instructions. Furthermore, the content lacks the structured detail necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as it primarily conveys information about racing events and personalities rather than actionable procedures or guidelines.


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This demo shows how we can use IRIS Interoperability to stream tweets using the standard HTTP Streaming Protocol and the Twitter Streaming API. This Twitter API is different from the Search API because we can receive the tweets in real time. It is also different from the Firehose Streaming API because we are not receiving all the tweets but a fraction that will depend on the traffic. But for many applications such as sentiment analysis that is just fine.
You will be able to take your phone and make a tweet with the content you want (ex.: "This phone is not that bad! The weather will be great today! #irisdemo"). You have to use the #irisdemo hashtag because the Business Service is configured to filter tweets by this hash tag.
Then you will be able to see the tweet coming into your production and being stored on the database layer. The production will then go on and call a service on the database layer that uses IRIS Natural Language Processing (NLP) to give you a sentiment score. The service layer picks the sentiment score and uses the rest of the metadata on the tweet such as number of followers the user has, and number of times the tweet has been retwetted. An IRIS Business Rule will use all this information to determine if the call center needs to be notified about this tweet or not.
The picture bellow shows the workflow:
You will also notice that this is also the demo's landing page and that there are buttons at the bottom of it. One of them says Show Instructions. Click on that button to see the next instructions on how to start receiving realtime tweets!
To run this demo you must have a Twitter Developer account and a twitter application created on twitter. The application you create on twitter will provide you with your Consumer API Keys and Access token & access token secret credentials.
Start the process of getting the developer account WEEKS BEFORE you decide to try this demo. There is no formula to getting a twitter developer account. They are very strict about giving developer accounts to people. You can try opening one with your personal e-mail account, telling them that you are studying the Twitter API and that you don't have an application in mind right now. Or you can say that you are a consultant that is studying a twitter library and need a developer account to do some tests (I like this better). They will ask you what is the nature of your business or customer. They are very worried about how you are going to use twitter data.
Once you get your twitter developer account, you can create your twitter application. Here is the screenshot of the twitter application I created for me:
After creating the App, click on the Details button on the right of your new application and click on the Keys and Tokens tab. You will see your Consumer API Keys and Access token & access token secret credentials.
Don't forget to click on the Instructions button at the landing page of the demo. It will give you detailed instructions on how to use the demo.
To just run the demo on your PC, make sure you have Docker installed on your machine. You can quickly get it up and running with the folloing commands:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/intersystems-community/irisdemo-demo-twittersentiment/master/docker-compose.yml docker-compose up
If you are using Windows, you can also right click on this link and chose Save As... from the context menu to save the file on your disk if you are using Windows.
You can also clone this repository to you local machine to get the entire source code. You will need git installed and you would need to be on your git folder:
git clone https://github.com/intersystems-community/irisdemo-demo-twittersentiment cd irisdemo-demo-twittersentiment docker-compose up
Both techniques should work and should trigger the download of the images that compose this demo and it will soon start all the containers.
When starting, it is going to show you lots of messages from all the containers that are staring. That is fine. Don't worry.
When it is done, it will just hang there, without returning control to you. That is fine too. Just leave this window open. If you CTRL+C on this window, docker compose will stop all the containers (and stop the demo!).
After all the containers have started, open the demo landing page on http://localhost:9092/csp/appint/demo.csp.
Use the username SuperUser and the password sys. This is just a demo that is running on your machine, so we are using a default password. You will see the demo landing page. Everything that is purple on this screen is something you can click an open a specific screen of the demo. Click on the bottom/right button that reads Show Instructions to understand how to configure your Twitter credentials on the demo.
This demo uses docker-compose to start four services:
This demo helps us to demonstrate:
There are other IRIS demo applications that touch different subjects such as NLP, ML, Integration with AWS services, Twitter services, performance benchmarks etc. Here are some of them:
Here are additional resources related to this application:
Please, report any issues on the Issues section.
If you are facing any type of problems, please check the Troubleshooting document for guidance.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for setting up and running a demo related to streaming tweets, such as acquiring a Twitter Developer account, creating an application, and using Docker to run the demo. The instructions are sufficiently detailed and logical, offering enough structure and specificity to aid in training a language model for deeper reasoning about the procedures involved.