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Step-by-step: No
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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a task; instead, it primarily offers a review of the movie "Iron Man 3." Additionally, the instructions lack the structured clarity necessary for training a language model for deeper reasoning, as the content is primarily descriptive and lacks specific procedural instructions.


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Week One of the OHSAA playoffs kicks off tomorrow night. There are some great games Friday and Saturday night. I hope to catch one or two on a local or statewide broadcast. If you are a true football fan, you are missing the boat if you don't catch any Ohio H.S.Playoff games.
Here are some good 1st round matchups...
Mentor vs Solon
St Ignatius vs. Glenville
St X vs Lakota West
Colerain vs Moeller (i think Colerain wins it all)
Maple Heights vs. Olmsted Falls
Pickerington vs. Canfield
Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit vs. Niles McKinley
Hubbard vs. Youngstown Liberty
We'll have to wait until the championship when Youngstown Mooney faces Coldwater in a rematch of last year's game. There will be about 12-15 Div 1-A prospects in that one.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a specific task. Instead, it lists football matchups and expresses opinions on teams, lacking detailed instructions or procedures that could facilitate deeper reasoning or training for a language model. The information primarily serves to inform readers about upcoming games rather than to instruct or guide them through a structured process.


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Joined: 13 Jun 2003
Location: Dresden, Germany
|Posted: Tue May 25, 2004 9:14 pm Post subject: [ GLSA 200405-20 ] Insecure Temporary File Creation In MySQL
|Gentoo Linux Security Advisory
Title: Insecure Temporary File Creation In MySQL (GLSA 200405-20)
Date: May 25, 2004
Two MySQL utilities create temporary files with hardcoded paths, allowing an attacker to use a symlink to trick MySQL into overwriting important data.
MySQL is a popular open-source multi-threaded, multi-user SQL database server.
Vulnerable: < 4.0.18-r2
Unaffected: >= 4.0.18-r2
Architectures: All supported architectures
The MySQL bug reporting utility (mysqlbug) creates a temporary file to log bug reports to. A malicious local user with write access to the /tmp directory could create a symbolic link of the name mysqlbug- N pointing to a protected file, such as /etc/passwd, such that when mysqlbug creates the N th log file, it would end up overwriting the target file. A similar vulnerability exists with the mysql_multi utility, which creates a temporary file called mysql_multi.log.
Since mysql_multi runs as root, a local attacker could use this to destroy any other users' data or corrupt and destroy system files.
One could modify both scripts to log to a directory that users do not have write permission to, such as /var/log/mysql/.
All users should upgrade to the latest stable version of MySQL.
|# emerge sync
# emerge -pv ">=dev-db/mysql-4.0.18-r2"
# emerge ">=dev-db/mysql-4.0.18-r2"
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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for upgrading MySQL to address the security vulnerability, which is essential for guiding users through the task. The instructions are well-structured and detailed enough that they could serve as useful procedural training for a language model, enabling deeper reasoning about software security and update processes.


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Orange Sherbet is a light and refreshing summer dessert that tastes just like an orange creamsicle! It is lower in calories than traditional ice cream and super easy to prepare. A few weeks ago, my husband and I were at a restaurant that makes their own ice cream, sherbet and gelato. We were sitting on the restaurant’s outside patio enjoying the wonderful summer evening. After dinner the waiter asked us if we wanted to try some of their freshly made ice cream. As I was reading down the list I noticed the orange sherbet, one of my favorite summer desserts when I was younger. Needless to say, we ordered the orange sherbet. The waiter went on to describe one of their new specialties…beer floats! A rich and creamy scoop of orange sherbet with Blue Moon beer poured over top to make a deliciously refreshing summer drink/dessert. It was amazing! Before summer is over you have to try a scoop of this delicious orange sherbet in a glass of ice cold Blue Moon Beer for an out of this world beer float!
- 1 tablespoon grated zest from 1 to 2 oranges
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups orange juice
- 3 tablespoons juice from 1 to 2 lemons
- 2 teaspoons vodka or triple sec
- 2/3 cup heavy cream
- In a food processor, process the zest, sugar, and salt until damp. While the machine is running, add orange juice and lemon juice. Process mixture until sugar has dissolved, about 1 minute. Strain the mixture through a fine-mesh strainer, stir in vodka, and cover with plastic wrap. Chill in freezer until very cold (40 degrees) about 30 to 60 minutes.
- When the mixture is cold, whip the heavy cream in a medium bowl with a whisk until soft peaks have formed. Whisking constantly, add juice mixture in a steady stream against the inside edge of the bowl. Start ice cream maker and add the juice-cream mixture. Mix until sherbet has the consistency of soft serve ice cream, about 25 to 30 minutes.
- Remove from ice cream machine canister and transfer to an airtight container. Freeze until firm, at least 3 hours.
Source: The New Best Recipes

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making orange sherbet, detailing each part of the preparation process in a logical manner. The structured procedural instructions include specific measurements and techniques, which can help train a language model capable of deeper reasoning by encouraging precise interpretation and application of cooking methods and ingredient interactions.


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Golden State Warriors (30 - 36) @ Sacramento Kings (15 - 49)
Start time: 7:00 PM PST @ The Power Balance Pavilion
Local TV: CSN Bay Area
Probable starters for the Golden State Warriors:
C - Andris Biedrins
PF - David Lee
SF - Dorell Wright
SG - Monta Ellis
PG - Stephen Curry
Probable starters for the Sacramento Kings:
C - Samuel Dalembert
PF - DeMarcus Cousins
SF - Francisco Garcia
SG - Marcus Thornton
PG - Luther Head
PPG - M. Ellis (25.0) | M. Thornton (20.0)
RPG - D. Lee (9.7) | D. Cousins (8.5)
APG - S. Curry (5.9) | T. Evans (5.5)
SPG - M. Ellis (2.3) | T. Evans (1.7)
BPG - E. Udoh (1.1) | S. Dalembert (1.5)
Talk about the upcoming Warriors game here
Yeah...horrible coaching is a sign of this too...I'd at least call a time out or two and KEEP the starters in there when you're getting blown out. Call me dumb, but I've seen the starters come up from a deficit like this if given the chance. Yeah, they were a little off...doesn't mean to take everyone out and keep Lee in there of all people.
WarriorHawk87 wrote:Can anyone who is lucky enough to watch the game tell me what all these technicals are about?
Well basically Al Thornton grabbed the offensive rebound and went back up and got fouled by Dalembert. Dalembert had something to say and started running his mouth, and Al said something back, and both teams gathered to stop anything else from happening. Garcia was saying some stuff too, but soon after Al walked away, Garcia put his arm around Al in a friendly way and tried talking to him, but Al pushed him away. Then they started talking some more.
Then boom. Technicals!

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing any specific task. Instead, it provides a summary and commentary on a basketball game, which does not translate into actionable procedural instructions. Additionally, the content does not contain detailed procedural elements that could be useful for training a language model on deeper reasoning, as it primarily consists of game statistics and opinions rather than structured, logical processes.


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'"There's no set date. There's no timeline," Connolly said after taking part in his fourth practice this week since being cleared to skate with his teammates. "I'm not going to speculate about that right now. I just come in each day knowing what I have to do and work as hard as I can to get through."'
Sabres C Connolly happy to be skating again; return uncertain
February 9, 2007 Submitted by

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

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3A prep football quarterfinals: Desert Hills holds off Bear River's upset bid
ST. GEORGE — It came down to a defensive stand — at least three times.
But Desert Hills (8-3) put up the fence when it could have folded and trapped the Bear River Bears in their tracks for a 23-17 victory in the 3A football quarterfinals Friday evening at Desert Hills.
Bear River (7-5) shrugged off a pregame 19-point underdog estimate as though it were a wild guess, holding off to the last set of downs, only to watch Desert Hills quarterback Ty Rutledge take a knee to run out the clock and dash the Bears' hopes for a second straight playoff upset and a trip to the semifinals.
Bear River came within one play of silencing the Thunder and its enthusiastic home crowd, and that play could have come at any time. But the Thunder emerged from its own clouds and somehow maintained a touchdown advantage throughout the game.
In the third quarter, after one of its solid defensive holds, Desert Hills gave up the short field after fumbling the punt and giving up additional yardage on two personal foul penalties. Bear River had first and goal, but had to settle for a field goal after its own costly penalty, and that was pretty much a replay of a pattern for the night.
Desert Hills scored first on a 35-yard pass from Rutledge to Jordan Hokanson. Andrew Yergensen added the extra point. Bear River tied the game with a 20-yard pass from Kyle Zundel to Garrett Fronk, with an extra point by Jared Olsen.
Only moments after connecting for the score, none other than Zundel came from nowhere for a skillful shoestring tackle, then intercepted a pass on the next play. It appeared as though two or three players on the field were wearing the number 5.
Though the first quarter ended tied at 7-7, it didn't take long for Yergensen to split the posts for a field goal for a Thunderous 10-7 lead. However, after gaining precious ground on the ensuing kickoff with the help of a nifty reverse handoff at the 4-yard line, Bear River appeared ready to pounce. But Desert Hills smoothed out a couple of rough spots, and a few good plays later, scored on an 11-yard pass from Rutledge to Josh Anderson for a 16-7 lead.
That's when the fumbled punt and penalties by Desert Hills set Bear River up near the goal, but all they could manage was a field goal, staying within striking distance, but trailing 16-10.
Bear River again put together a nice sequence of plays to stop the Thunder, but Keenan Wittwer caught a 30-yard pass on third down, one of a few good plays on the night, and then Rutledge popped the balloon with a 23-yard twist-and-run-and-score after he couldn't find an open receiver. With a 23-10 lead, Desert Hills appeared close to verifying that 19-point spread.
With just over six minutes remaining in the game, Desert Hills was in punting formation when the center sailed the ball over the punter's head, and Bear River recovered the ball on the Thunder 25-yard line. Wasting no time, Zundel connected 25-yards to Colton Jensen on the next play, and the game was at a very edgy 23-17, with 6:33 remaining in the game.
Desert Hills got four first downs, while taking time off the clock, but then made it really interesting by tossing an interception.
Bear River made four first downs coming the other way, but was foiled at the 16-yard line, having to give the ball over on downs.
"We knew we needed to throw to win," said Desert Hills head coach Carl Franke. "We gave them a short field a few times, but held them.
"We played hard, but we were a few mistakes from a loss."
While pleased with his defense, Franke conceded, "We need to clean some things up. Hopefully, we can play well a game at a time."

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task, as it is a sports report summarizing a football game rather than a set of procedural instructions. Additionally, the article lacks structured details that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, focusing instead on the narrative of a game and the actions of the teams and players. As a result, the instructions are neither clearly ordered nor detailed enough to meet the criteria for training purposes.


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MOBILE, Ala. -- Lexi Thompson birdied four of her last five holes for a 7-under 65 and a share of the first-round lead Thursday with Eun-Hee Ji in the Mobile Bay LPGA Classic.
The 18-year-old Thompson, second last year behind Stacy Lewis, had eight birdies and a bogey on The Crossings course at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail's Magnolia Grove complex.
''I definitely had it in mind, but it's a whole different year and a new day, so I was just trying to go out and make some birdies,'' Thompson said. ''I knew my game was good, so just going to try to keep that going.''
She hit to inches on the par-4 ninth to set up her closing birdie.
''That was a good shot to end on,'' Thompson said. ''I just had a three-quarter pitching wedge and just committed to it. ... I was hitting it pretty close and I drained a few putts. I was just taking one shot at a time, not trying to get ahead of myself because it's golf, anything can happen.''
She won the 2011 Navistar LPGA Classic in Alabama for her lone LPGA Tour title.
''I'm glad to be back in Alabama,'' Thompson said.
Ji, the 2009 U.S. Women's Open champion, had five birdies in a six-hole stretch on the front nine in her bogey-free round.
''I just focus on my game and I just keep positive with my game,'' Ji said.
Jessica Korda was a stroke back at 66, and Nicole Castrale, Mina Harigae, Dewi Claire Schreefel, Thidapa Suwanapura, Hee Young Park, Jennifer Johnson and Chella Choi shot 67.
Korda also had a bogey-free round.
''I was hitting the ball pretty good,'' said Korda, the 2012 Women's Australian Open winner. ''I made two birdies my first two holes and I was like, 'OK, this might be a good day.'''
The second-ranked Lewis opened with a 70.
''I didn't really have anything go right today,'' said Lewis, the winner this year in Singapore and Phoenix. ''I had one ball hit the sprinkler and go in the trees and one hit the cart path and go in the trees.''
Michelle Wie shot a 74.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; rather, it reports on the results of a golf tournament and player performances. The procedural instructions needed for training a language model are absent, as the content primarily focuses on sports commentary and player quotes without detailed or structured procedures that encourage deeper reasoning.


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Mix vegetables with olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Toss well to coat. Place in shallow baking pan and roast without tossing until tender and starting to brown, about 30 minutes.
In the meantime, bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add pasta and cook al dente, according to package directions; drain and return to pot.
Add vegetables, butter and Parmesan to pasta. Season with salt and pepper, toss gently and serve.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for preparing a vegetable and pasta dish, including mixing, roasting, boiling, and combining ingredients. However, the instructions lack sufficient detail and clarification for someone to engage in deeper reasoning, as they do not provide insights into why specific actions are taken or how variations could be applied.


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Q1:How to access the export file in iTunes?
1. Connect your iphone to your computer via the Dock Connector USB cable.
2. Launch iTunes and go to the Apps tab for your iPhone. Scroll down to the File Sharing section at the bottom of the window.
3. From the left column of the File Sharing section, select ExcelContacts app.
4. From the right column, select the export file you want to transfer. Click the Save to… button. Alternatively, you can drag the desired document to any Finder location.
5. The last step is to wait. There will be a several second lag, as iTunes prepares to do the transfer. Finally, iTunes initiates a sync and the selected file is copied to your computer.
Q2:How to put the import file to File Sharing folder in iTunes?
1. Connect the iPhone to your computer and go to the File Sharing section in iTunes.
2. Click the Add… button, locate the file you want to transfer and click Choose.
To delete documents from iTunes’ File Sharing list, select the name of the document and hit the Delete key on your computer’s keyboard.
When done, you can disconnect the iPhone from the computer.
Q3:How to generate a zip file to import?
1.Make sure all contact information are stored in an excel file named 'contacts.xls'. make sure 'contacts.xls' is saved as 97-2003 workbook.
2.Make sure all contact photo files are stored in an folder named 'images'. the folder 'images' and the file 'contacts.xls' must be in the same folder.
3.Compress the file 'contacts.xls' and the folder 'images' to a zip file.
Q4:Can the app export all phone numbers to separate columns (mobile,workphone,homephone etc) instead of a combined column ‘phonenumbers’ ?
Yes, the app can. You should set the “Property Style” to “Separate property “ in exporting page (just click the green arrow icon) . And then export again.
Q5:If I have multiple mobile numbers or multiple work phone numbers, how can I label these in column headings?
The column headings should be "mobile1","mobile2","workphone1","workphone2" etc. You can also label multiple email addresses in column headings "emailaddress1","emailaddress2". label multiple instant message ids in column headings "instantmessageid1","instantmessageid2".
Q6: How to select Separate/ Mixed / Gmail / Outlook property style?
On the app's Exporting page, tap the green arrow, set the "Property Style" to "Mixed / Separate / Outlook / Gmail”. Then export your contacts.
Q7:How to assign multiple groups to a contact?
If you want to assign multiple groups to a contact, 3 ways for your choice.
1.Add groups in the "Groupname" cell. The format is:
Enter Alt-Enter to make a line break.
2. Add another columns named “Groupname”, and then enter group name in each cell. eg:
3. Use a mix of approach1 and approach2. eg:
Q8:Why does the app show the error message "This app does not have access to your contacts. You can enable access in Privacy Settings".
If app pops up this error message, please launch iPhone system's Setting app, find Privacy→Contacts, and turn on ExcelContacts to allow the app to access your contacts.
If you can't find ExcelContacts under Privacy Settings, please launch the system Setting app, click General→Restrictions, enter your password, find “Contacts” under Privacy, click into it and check if you have set it to “Don’t Allow Changes”. If so, please set it to “Allow Changes” and then re-install the app.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for tasks associated with using iTunes and the corresponding app, with each step logically leading to the next. However, while the instructions are structured sequentially, they lack the depth and detail needed to foster deeper reasoning or adaptability in a language model. The procedural instructions are straightforward, but they do not encourage complex analytical thinking or problem-solving beyond their immediate context.


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January 9, 2014 at 9:25 am
Love this cool black and white shot. That coat looks so cozy!
January 9, 2014 at 10:14 am
Cool fur and flat mix!
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Today I bring you a Lovely & Chic outfit with Fluffy sweater and pleated skirt
January 9, 2014 at 11:05 am
the coat is fantastic!!!
January 9, 2014 at 12:23 pm
Beautiful, love the bathrobe style winter coat.
January 10, 2014 at 3:37 am
January 9, 2014 at 9:27 am
Aww that coat is gorgeous, and I love the black picture!
January 9, 2014 at 9:30 am
The fur is back and nobody cares!
une chatte grise
January 9, 2014 at 7:08 pm
A lack of posted responses doesn’t mean a lack of care. I very much hope that this is faux fur and am appalled that real fur is still used in fashion, but I–and others, I suspect–don’t respond to every fur posting.
January 9, 2014 at 9:34 am
Love the black and white photo. Her coat looks so warm. Curious as to what color it was. Her legs look like they must be cold.
January 9, 2014 at 9:36 am
January 9, 2014 at 9:50 am
Love her coat, great shot.
January 9, 2014 at 10:07 am
Love-ing the teddy coats esp when oversized
January 9, 2014 at 10:23 am
Love this pic! The coat looks toasty!
January 9, 2014 at 10:26 am
Ahh! This coat is a dream! Also love the shoes! Very “Dries”….
January 9, 2014 at 10:32 am
amazing fur ♥
January 9, 2014 at 10:58 am
A great coat and great shoes, not bing more is needed to make a good look!
January 9, 2014 at 11:41 am
OOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHH!!!!! Nice and cozy
January 9, 2014 at 12:29 pm
Makes me want to break out my Docs. And get a Margot Tennenbaum coat.
January 9, 2014 at 12:38 pm
January 9, 2014 at 12:57 pm
Love this coat! So cosy and chic!
The Style Château
January 9, 2014 at 12:58 pm
Can’t speak to the coat, but the handful of colors shows ranging depth; and true depth of field is great. What work was done in post? Or was it untouched?
January 9, 2014 at 1:16 pm
Killer shot! Loving the texture of the coat.
January 9, 2014 at 1:34 pm
I am imagining the coat in a fabulous faux color…
January 9, 2014 at 1:40 pm
January 9, 2014 at 2:11 pm
Coat looks so beautiful and cozy!
January 9, 2014 at 2:29 pm
I can’t see her face but something tells me that she is gorgeous! And her coat is awesome!
January 9, 2014 at 2:30 pm
She has her back to us, unusual for a portrait. Also she seems indifferent to the thoughts of others, hence her isolation.
January 9, 2014 at 3:53 pm
I need a coat like that. Hm..
January 9, 2014 at 11:05 pm
Interesting combination, I like the B&W effect!
January 10, 2014 at 2:21 am
Coat looks so beautiful. I will buy it
January 10, 2014 at 3:44 am
January 10, 2014 at 9:05 am
I love that coat!!!
January 10, 2014 at 9:11 am
January 10, 2014 at 9:39 am
For fur supporters – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2pAcygP-bw
January 10, 2014 at 10:05 am
Serenella (her name) is one of the top Italian Cool Hunter and fashion advisor.
She is Gorgeous and her coat was amazing…..saw it during the shoot in Pitti
Thank you Mr. Schuman
January 10, 2014 at 1:51 pm
Loving the beautiful shades! :)
January 10, 2014 at 4:30 pm
January 10, 2014 at 4:42 pm
I guess it is just me, but I think the coat looks like a warm, cuddly bathrobe.
January 10, 2014 at 10:40 pm
or is it a bathrobe?
January 11, 2014 at 4:21 am
To all the “anti-fur” commenters: can’t you SEE it is a VISIBLY FAUX FUR COAT?!
January 11, 2014 at 3:07 pm
Love this coat !
La parenthèse Enchantée.fr
January 12, 2014 at 7:01 am
Love the coat. And photoghraphy is really good
January 12, 2014 at 5:38 pm
January 14, 2014 at 8:35 am
the coat is Max Mara’s
January 15, 2014 at 4:34 am
The Coat is by MSGM and it’s ECOFUR

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing any specific task, as it primarily consists of comments discussing a coat and does not outline any procedures or instructions. Additionally, the lack of detailed and structured instructions means it would not be useful for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as the content is informal and conversational rather than instructional.


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By Times staff writer
© St. Petersburg Times, published January 29, 2001
WORST PASS 1: On first and 10 from the Giants 44, Collins intended a pass for Amani Toomer. But Baltimore's Duane Starks stepped in front of it and returned it 49 yards for a touchdown. That made it 17-0 Ravens.
BEST RETURN 1: The Giants' Ron Dixon returned Matt Stover's kickoff 97 yards to make it 17-7, just after Kim Herring's interception return.
BEST RETURN 2: The Ravens' Jermaine Lewis returned the kickoff after Dixon's touchdown 84 yards to make it 24-7. It was the first time in Super Bowl history that there were back-to-back kickoff returns for touchdowns.
WORST PASS 2: On second and 18 from the Giants 27, Collins threw a pass intended for Ike Hilliard. Herring stepped in front of Hilliard for the interception, Collins' third.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it outlines specific events in a football game without structured procedural instructions. Additionally, the instructions are not well-defined or detailed enough to facilitate training for a language model aimed at deeper reasoning, as the content consists primarily of game highlights and does not encompass a logical or procedural framework.


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The Dallas Cowboys have called Valley Ranch home since 1985, but this could soon change.
According to David Moore of the Dallas Morning News, the Cowboys are considering packing up for greener pastures. Frisco is in the running for the headquarters, as is Arlington. The latter of these would have the bonus feature of being stadium adjacent, but according to Arlington Mayor Robert Cluck, the team’s still pretty thrilled with the idea of being home to JerryWorld alone.
“I’m still thrilled that we have the stadium,” Cluck said in the report. “That’s the most important asset.”
A potential move would be a bit of salt in the wound for the City of Irving, which, it was already reported this week, will lose the HP Byron Nelson Classic golf tournament to Dallas in 2019.
“We would not have a comment other than to say it’s very premature to discuss anything along the lines of potential options for our training headquarters,” said Cowboys executive vice president of public relations Rich Dalrymple.
Stay on top of the latest Dallas Cowboys news with NBCDFW.com. Follow NBC DFW on Facebook or have breaking Cowboys news sent directly to your phone with Blue Star SMS alerts. Text "bluestar" to 622339 (NBCDFW) to subscribe, text HELP for more info, and text STOP to end the subscription. Message and data rates may apply.Read more about it here.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it discusses the Dallas Cowboys' potential move from Valley Ranch. Additionally, it lacks well-structured procedural instructions that could be useful for training a language model, as the content focuses more on current news and opinions rather than detailed, methodical processes that encourage deeper reasoning.


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Serves: 4 main servings, 8 side servings1) Heat a medium, deep skillet over medium heat. Add oil and butter. When butter melts into the oil, add flour and combine. Gently cook, whisking flour and butter together, until smooth and flour has had a chance to cook, about 3 minutes. Slowly add milk while continuing to whisk. Gently bring milk to a bubble while stirring frequently.
2) Allow the milk to thicken a bit, then stir in 2 cups of shredded cheddar cheese a handful at a time. Season sauce with nutmeg and cayenne. Taste and add a little salt, if you like. Add cooked pasta to sauce and coat completely by turning over and over in the cheese sauce.
3) Transfer to a baking dish and top with remaining cheese. Place baking dish under a hot grill and brown the cheddar cheese on top.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through the task of making a cheese sauce with pasta. The procedural instructions are well-structured and detail each action, allowing for a coherent understanding of the process, which enhances the potential for training a language model to engage in deeper reasoning about similar tasks. The clear direction and logical progression in the steps support analytical thinking necessary for a language model's comprehension.


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Chicken (any cut - I used legs this time, but I've used everything)
Mayo & milk mixed (about 2 T mayo to ½ c milk)
Cornstarch mixed with your preferred seasonings (seasoning salt, pepper, paprika, etc)
Bread crumbs or panko
Preheat oven to 425. Mix milk and mayo together to form paste. Dip chicken in cornstarch, then mayo mixture, then breadcrumbs. Cook 40 minutes on foil lined baking sheet.
I served this with a sort of cauliflower casserole - again, I have no idea where I got this recipe but it's easy enough to prepare while the chicken is in the oven, and it's the only way my daughter will eat cauliflower.
Sun-Dried Tomato Cauliflower Cheese
1 cauliflower cut in florets
1 T butter
2 garlic cloves minced
2 ½ T flour
1 ½ c milk
¼ c thinly sliced sun-dried tomatoes
½ tsp paprika (I used smoked)
¼ tsp pepper
¾ c shredded old cheddar
In large pot of boiling water, boil cauliflower 7 minutes. Drain and set aside. Meanwhile in small saucepan, melt butter over medium heat. Saute garlic 1 minute. Whisk flour into milk; gradually pour into pan, whisking constantly. Stir in tomatoes, paprika, and pepper. Cook, stirring, for 3 minutes, until thick and bubbly. Remove from heat and stir in half the cheese until melted. Pour over cauliflower in a serving dish and sprinkle with remaining cheese.
*I threw the dish into the oven for about 8 minutes at 425 just to brown the top and allow the sauce to melt and distribute evenly

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

The article presents a clear sequence of ordered steps for preparing the chicken and cauliflower casserole, making it easy for readers to follow. However, the instructions lack the depth and detail necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as they do not explore the rationale behind each step or provide variations and possible adjustments for different scenarios.


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When you have logged in, you will see the Reviewer browse page as shown below. In the browse page you can see all the review sessions that are in a New, Active, or Finished/Expired state separated out into different carousels.
The Top Toolbar
At the top of the landing page, you will see a toolbar.
This toolbar contains a number of useful features. These are as follows:
The Search Bar: The search bar can be used to search for review sessions. You can perform a search, by simply entering a keyword into the search bar.
Home: By clicking the Home icon you will be brought back to the browse page, from wherever you currently are in Reviewer.
Profile Picture: On the top right-hand corner, you will see your profile picture. If you click this icon a drop down menu will appear, where you can access the Settings section, and sign out of Reviewer.
Each review session is represented as a tile. These tiles can be seen in their respective carousels in the Reviewer browse page. The details displayed on the tile will differ depending on the state of the review session e.g. If the session is in an expired state, the tile will have “Expired” on it.
When you click on a review session tile, you will be presented with a review session summary panel. This panel contains the Information tab, the Comments tab, and the Review option.
The Information tab: This tab provides you with various details about the review session including the name of the review, any instructions that the creator of the reviewer has set, the duration of the asset, frame rate per second, the start time code, the initiator, and the session expiry date.
The Comments tab: Here, you will see a list of comments that have been made against an asset. A number will be present in the top-right corner of the Comments tab icon, which tells you how many comments have been made against the asset in total. For example, if there were 3 comments made against the asset, then there the number 3 would be displayed.
Review: The Review option is located at the bottom of the panel. When you click this option, you will be taken to the review session that is associated with that asset.
Review Session Status
As mentioned in the previous section, review sessions can exist in four different states. These are:
New: This is when a review session has just been created. When a review session is “New” it will appear in the New carousel.
Active: When a review session is in an “Active” state, this means it is currently in progress, and you have started reviewing the asset. It is important to note, that it will only appear as “Active” if a user has started reviewing. If there are other users associated with the review session who have not started reviewing the asset yet, the review session will not appear in an “Active” state to them. When a review is in an “Active” state, you can leave the review, and come back to it at any time and continue the review.
Finished: When a review is finished, it means that you have finished reviewing the asset and have ended your review. It is important to note, that it will only appear as “Finished” if a user has ended their review. If there are other users associated with the review session who have not finished reviewing the asset yet, the review session will still be in an “Active State” for them.
Expired: When a review session is in an “Expired” state this means that the time limit in which you had to review the asset has run out. For example: The person who sets up your review session might set the expiry period at 14 days, and so this means that you would only have 14 days in which to submit your review. The expiry date applies to all users associated with the review session. The review session will go into an “Expired” state regardless of whether a user has completed the review or not.
Note: At the bottom of the Expired / Finished carousel, you can filter between Finished and Expired sessions by selecting the respective options from the drop down.
Each carousel on the Browse page represents the status of the review sessions. So for example: if a review session is in an “Active” state, it would appear in the Active carousel.
The three carousels are as follows:
- New carousel: Any newly set up review sessions will appear here.
- Active carousel: Any review sessions that you are currently taking part in will appear here.
- Finished / Expired carousel: Any reviews that you have completed will appear here. This also includes any expired sessions. You can switch between expired and finished review sessions using the filter, located above this carousel
Note: For each of these carousels, you have the ability to scroll back and forth using the Back and Forward arrows located at the top-right corner of each carousel.
Note: You also have the ability to view all of the review sessions in each of the respective carousels on one page, by clicking the See All link.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps necessary for a step-by-step guide, as it provides descriptions and functionalities of various features without outlining specific actions or a process to accomplish a task. Furthermore, the instructions are somewhat structured but not detailed enough to facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as they mainly consist of fragmented descriptions rather than cohesive procedural guidance.


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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps beyond the initial suggestion to pick a size and version; it lacks detailed procedural instructions that would guide the reader through the completion of the task. Additionally, the instructions are not structured in a way that encourages deeper reasoning or provide comprehensive insights necessary for training a language model.


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I was having difficulty using the Cacti templates for the Enviromux Mini. Values for the temp and humidity probes were returning a maximum value of 65535 which can also occur if the sensor isn’t connected. We have several of these devices and they are nice monitoring solutions. I had to make a few changes to the SNMP OID values. I used this page as reference:
For things to work in Cacti I needed to add a trailing zero to each value.
Humidity Sensor 1 .18.104.22.168.4.1.3622.214.171.124.126.96.36.199
Temp Sensor 1 .188.8.131.52.4.1.36184.108.40.206.220.127.116.11
Grab the templates from here and import them into Cacti
Modify the temperate and humidity templates as follows by changing the OID values.
ENVIROMUX – Humidity
Now add your devices, then Data Sources, and finally add new graphs. This should work for later firmware versions of the Enviromux Mini. I happen to be using firmware 1.41.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article does provide a sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through the task of configuring Cacti with the Enviromux Mini, but the instructions are somewhat lacking in detail. While the steps are clear and follow a logical order—such as modifying the OID values and importing templates—the descriptions are not sufficiently detailed to foster deeper reasoning, particularly for someone unfamiliar with the specific technical requirements or the platform being used.


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Question about 2000 Dodge Stratus
If all your lights and signals are working properly, just the one brake light is not working more than likely its a bad ground wire to that specific light I'm not sure if your technically inclined or not, but to pull out the light and test it for continuity, other wise if you don't have a meter to test with there are only 2 wires for that light carefully splice the ground wire and ground it to the body of the car, also make sure to have a fresh bulb in the socket. Then press on the brake and see if it lights up, if the bulb blows out then you have a short circuit somewhere and need to take it to a professional
Posted on Nov 28, 2013
a 6ya expert can help you resolve that issue over the phone in a minute or two.
best thing about this new service is that you are never placed on hold and get to talk to real repairmen in the US.
the service is completely free and covers almost anything you can think of (from cars to computers, handyman, and even drones).
click here to download the app (for users in the US for now) and get all the help you need.
Posted on Jan 02, 2017
Open up the tail gate, you will see two torque screws on the inside beside the tail lights. take these out, this will free up the housing and you can change it from there.
Posted on Feb 01, 2009
You have a bad connection at the rear passenger side turn signal. It is either the connection is corroded or a wire is loose on the ground side of the circuit.
Posted on Nov 11, 2010
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sounds like you have a short in the drivers side brake light. it may be due to corrosion in the bulb inlet.try cleaning the bulb socket itself with wd40 or add bulb grease to the bulb. you may have a broken wire to it also.check with a test light to confirm you have power to the bulb when brakes applied,this will take 2 people 1 to press brakes and1 to check for current with a test light at the tail light itself. you may only have corrosion in the brake light bulb socket,so,,do this 1st. with lights off,, remove the bulb on driversside, add a little bulb grease to your bulb,insert it into the bulb socket,and then remove the bulb again,do this 3 times,make sure the bulbs getting connection. then apply the brakes and see if the light comes on. thank you for choosing fixya.com
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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article provides a series of steps to diagnose and fix the issue with the brake light, including testing for continuity and checking connections. However, the instructions are somewhat disorganized and not presented in a structured format, which could hinder the clarity needed for training a language model to perform deeper reasoning. The lack of detail and a clear sequence makes it less suitable as a procedural training resource.


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Happy Presidents' Day! In honor of it, we'll be having soup. (Really, we'd be having soup sometime this week anyway. Hard to avoid soup in the winter.)
We spent the weekend up north, so Sunday dinner was a giant leftover salad -- we had half a tub of arugula from the weekend, plus some spinach waiting at home for us. That was the base. We sauteed some veggies we'd brought along for the weekend: bell pepper, onion, mushrooms, and the rest of the asparagus from Saturday night dinner. Mixed it all in with the salad base, plus a bit of parmesan cheese, some olive oil and balsamic vinegar. We grilled flank steak on Saturday, so we used the leftovers to sprinkle on top of the salad.
We're eating out! A few of the top contenders: Union Woodshop, The Root, or a mystery third option (French Laundry? Holly Hotel? Mesquite Creek?)
Found this recipe in the Detroit Free Press:
Meatless Mexican Stuffed Peppers
I'm thinking I'll go easy on the cheese, though -- it seems like a lot of cheese.
We'll also have sauteed zucchini with garlic, onion, chiles, and lime juice.
Grilled fish (not sure exactly what's in the freezer right now)
Butternut squash and pear soup
And a lunch bonus!
When I was looking through recipes, I found this lovely salad, and thought it would be perfect for lunch. Lunch hasn't been the healthiest or most structured time for me lately -- but I think bringing an actual food (instead of just grazing on the random fruit/granola bars/yogurts/chocolate/nuts I keep in my office) might help.
Lentils with Mint and Beets (from Urban Pantry by Amy Pennington)
1. Saute 1 clove chopped garlic and half a chopped red onion in a bit of olive oil. Add 1 c french lentils, a bit of salt, and enough water to cover. Boil, then reduce heat to medium low.
2. Simmer about 20 - 25 minutes. Drain the water and spread the lentils on a pan to stop the cooking process.
3. Cook 3 whole beets in boiling water until done (check every 20 minutes or so). Rinse under water, and rub the skins off (when they're cooked, their skins will rub off easily) and chop into small cubes.
4. Stack about 15 fresh mint leaves, roll them like a cigar, then slice them thin.
5. Make a vinaigrette with olive oil, red wine vinegar, dijon mustard, and a bit of salt and pepper.
6. Combine everything.
7. The recipe says it's great with either some toasted walnuts or a bit of goat cheese on top. I say, "Maybe both!"
Have a great week.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps to make the lentils with mint and beets, with each step logically following the previous one. The instructions are detailed enough to guide a reader through the cooking process, allowing room for deeper reasoning by encouraging choices like adjusting the cheese quantity or adding toppings. This structure and clarity would be beneficial for training a language model to understand procedural tasks comprehensively.


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This is the stock clear single pane lens. Get one of these if your current lens is scratched or damaged.
Video Transcript: Tippmann Intrepid Goggles Lens Retention System
Hi. I've got the new Tippmann Intrepid Goggles here in front of me, and we're going to look at the Lens Retention System. Now, this is the Tippmann Intrepid, but it does share the same lens system with the Tippman Valors and the U.S. Army Ranger Goggles. That'd be the 2013 version, not the older style. So, this lens retention is going to be the same for all three of those goggles.
It's a spherical lens and it is held onto the goggle using this strap and pin system. The first time you do this, it's going to be pretty stiff, this plastic. I've only done this goggle a couple of times, but already it's loosening up pretty easily. So, this strap is pulled up through there and that releases the goggle strap here. Okay? And, so, we need to do that on both sides and I'll show it to you from a slightly different angle here. And, again, just pull that up. Well, I guess I didn't have my strap on there from before. And that's it. It's released. The earpiece can pull back a litle bit and the lens comes off because that's just a peg that goes through the lens. You can see that right there. And once that's released off of that peg, the lens itself slides towards the front of the goggle. And that's it -- very simple to get that off the goggle.
When you're putting it back, reverse order. Again, you're just going to line this up here. Make sure that the tab goes in the right spot here. As it starts to go back, you're going to have to pull the earpiece back and get it to slide over that peg. I'm going to do that on both sides. But, as this goes back, there are three tabs here on the lens that need to slide into the goggle frame. So, make sure those are lined up as you're going back in there. And this piece will go -- you can pull that back. Make sure we're lined up. And that's it. So, when you're all done, you got the lens in, put the strap retainer right there, and this piece is just going to slide right back in. And you can reach down below here and give it a snug to get it into its final position. Same thing on this side, getting the lens pushed all the way back. Ugh, not lining up quite right there. There it goes, all the way back so that it goes around this peg. Put the strap back in place, and that just slides in. There -- and pull from the bottom. That's it.
That took four minutes. With a little practice, this really shouldn't take more than a minute to do. So, that's the Lens Retention System on the new Tippmann Intrepid. It also happens to be the same lens system on the Tippmann Valors and U.S. Army 2013 Rangers. Thanks for watching.
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response:
Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for removing and replacing the lens on the Tippmann Intrepid Goggles. The instructions are detailed and structured in a way that encourages deeper reasoning by carefully explaining the steps needed to manipulate the lens retention system, addressing potential challenges (e.g., stiffness of the plastic) and emphasizing precise alignments, which are essential for effective problem-solving and comprehension.


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Peterborough Northern Star Blue became the second Peterborough Youth League Under 16 team to win a county cup competition yesterday (April 23).
The Division One table-toppers beat Corby Kingswood 4-1 in the final of the Under 16 Northants Invitation Cup a couple of hours after Deeping Rangers had won the Lincs Cup.
On target for Star were Jordan Giddings (2), Ayman Trabelsi and Oliver Foster.
The Star team is managed by Ryan Wood with Sean Wanless, Mick Roberts and Aaron Meadows part of his coaching staff..
The Star line-up was: Daniel Bonser, Jordan Giddings, Shay Griffiths, Bradley Hughes, Matthew Jones-Molyneux, Henry Lunga, Jack Martin, Harley Meadows, Frederico Rocha, Ahmad Shaer, Ayman Trabelsi. Substitutes: Oliver Foster, Eunis Lievins, Oluwasegun Okunrinboye, Josef Roberts, Jack Wilson.

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 mainly reports on a sports event. Additionally, the instructions are not well-structured for training a language model in deeper reasoning because the content is descriptive rather than procedural, lacking detailed instructions or steps for any specific task.


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Bulldogs get six runs off extra-base hits.
The Rolla High School baseball team used a slew of extra-base hits on Tuesday to pull out a victory over the pesky St. James Tigers.
The RHS Bulldogs drove in a total of six runs with extra-base hits - including their first home run at home in 2014 - and went on to knock off St. James 9-4 in non-conference play Tuesday on FCNB Field at the Bray Sports Complex.
Rolla, winners of four of its last five games, improves to 14-9. The St. James Tigers fall to 8-13.
RHS grabbed the lead for keeps early on, scoring a solo run in the bottom of the first inning when senior Bryan Peach reached on a fielder’s choice and later scored on a wild pitch.
The Bulldogs made it 4-0 with three more runs in the second. Junior Brad Lohr singled ahead of an RBI triple by junior Andy Satulla. Peach plated Satulla with an RBI double and junior Collin Nash drove in a run on a ball that when for an error.
St. James cut its deficit in half in the top of the fifth as, with two outs, freshman Evan Grayson reached base on an error and went to third on senior Jesse Hays’ double. Both runners scored on a double by senior Nathan Strait.
However, the Bulldogs regained their four-run cushion in the bottom of the fifth, as junior Cameron Clayton singled and Lohr was hit by a pitch ahead of a two-run double from senior Alex Remillard.
RHS made it 9-2 with three runs in the sixth. Peach singled ahead of a two-run home run by senior Seth Stevens. Senior Matt Claypool then walked, advanced on junior Jake Stephens’ single and scored on Clayton’s single.
The Tigers ended the scoring with a pair of runs in the seventh, as senior Justin Ray doubled, Grayson had an RBI single and Grayson later scored on an error.
Junior lefty Sean Etherton was the starting and winning pitcher for Rolla, getting relief help from junior Dalton Turner. Senior Zach Dean was the starter and loser for the Tigers, working five innings before senior Cody Miller finished up in the sixth.
Clayton was 3-for-4 with a double and run scored for RHS while Peach had two hits and three runs scored. Rolla outhit St. James 10-9.
Grayson, Hays, Strait and Ray all had two hits for the Tigers.
“When we get solid pitching and play defense we have success,” said RHS head coach Karl Odenwald. “Seems like the last few weeks we’ve had that. Hopefully that will continue.”
Rolla won the junior varsity game 8-0. Sophomore Drake Davis was the winning jayvee pitcher for Rolla while sophomore Brett Hoffman and freshman Trey Sinnott led the hitting attack.
The Bulldogs are scheduled to play an Ozark Conference game Friday, hosting Parkview on FCNB Field, starting at 4:30 p.m.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for the reader to follow, as it primarily reports on a baseball game rather than outlining a procedure or task. Additionally, it lacks well-structured procedural instructions that would facilitate the training of a language model for deeper reasoning, as it focuses on gameplay summaries and player statistics rather than instructive or logical reasoning processes.


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Martine Delaney is a reserve striker for Tilford Zebras’ women’s team who play in the state’s women’s league.
‘I can’t remember anything. All I know is that I’d done a nice pass and a goal was scored and then I fell over,’ said Delaney to the Tasmania Mercury.
‘I’m incredibly lucky. If it had happened at home it might have ended differently. But I had someone like Kate, who’s a highly trained police officer and is incredibly determined.’
Delaney is a vocal transgender rights advocate as well as a footballer. She started playing when she was younger and still living as a man. In June 2005 the Football Federation Tasmania agreed that she could play for women’s teams.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps; instead, it consists of biographical information and quotes regarding Martine Delaney’s experiences and advocacy. The lack of structured procedural instructions means that it would not effectively serve as training material for a language model aimed at developing deeper reasoning, as there are no detailed or systematic guidelines present.


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We're now in a period of similar excitement, but you don't hear the monetise word half as much, and when you do, it's normally from someone who doesn't "get it".
Right now, not as many digital media brands are that worried about monetisation, which confuses the whole media landscape, because the importance of money used to be one thing buyers and sellers of eyeballs could agree on.
Take craigslist, for example. It's an easy-to-use, mostly free classified and listings service, which has taken the US by storm and is terrifying every classified newspaper business in the world. Its chief executive baffled Wall Street in December by saying he had no real interest in finding ways to monetise the site further. The analysts were perplexed, because craigslist is the seventh-most visited site on the web and the advertising revenue from that could be enormous. But the craigslist guys were insistent that they were making enough money to make a living and that adding advertising would detract from the service. So they weren't going to do it.
Perhaps, however, the most significant factor in all this is the fact that craigslist only has 22 employees. It has become possible to achieve global scale and relevance without becoming a huge business. That means less need to worry about monetisation and more freedom to ignore the lure of Madison Avenue.
This is happening on a smaller scale all over the digital world. Ideas that would have taken millions of venture capital dollars a few years ago are being built by a couple of kids in a garage without any real thought of a business model. And only a tiny handful of bloggers make any kind of income out of their blogs. That's not why they do it. But they're still attracting large numbers of eyeballs away from mainstream media, and those eyeballs aren't converted into revenue.
When you talk to media owners, this is the thing that frustrates them the most; they can't compete with these people, because there's no business model to co-opt. MegaMediaCorp can't simply set up a bunch of competitive blogs and regain that income, because the money wasn't there to begin with.
It's very hard to compete with people who work for free, but that's something they're going to have to learn to do.

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 specific task. Instead, it discusses the current state of the digital media landscape, focusing on insights and observations rather than offering structured procedural instructions. Additionally, the lack of detailed directives or frameworks that could enhance reasoning for a language model indicates that it is not suitable for training purposes in that regard.


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Pudsey In Bloom is a community group formed in 2003. Our aim is to make Pudsey a more attractive place for residents and visitors and to encourage everyone to take pride in their environment. Along the way we would like to improve on the permanent planting and aim to be as environmentally friendly as possible. 2008 was our first entry in the Yorkshire In Bloom Competition and we won SILVER!
If you have any questions you can leave us a comment on the blog or email us at firstname.lastname@example.org
Tuesday, 8 July 2014
The Squeaker features article on our latest projects.
The following article has appeared in the July edition of the Pudsey Squeaker:

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it appears to be more of an informational piece about a community group and its activities. Additionally, the instructions are not well-structured or detailed enough to support training a language model in deeper reasoning, as there are no specific procedural instructions or a defined process outlined in the text.


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Updated 4:15 p.m. with details on availability from a Livescribe e-mail.
Livescribe plans to start shipping the first preorders for itson Monday, narrowly hitting the company's already delayed target of shipping this month.
In a blog posting on Friday, CEO Jim Marggraff said the company has been "overwhelmed" by the number of preorders. The company's flagship device, the Pulse, combines a digital pen with synchronized audio notes and sells in two models. The 1GB device sells for $149, while the 2GB variety is $199.
Started by former Palm and LeapFrog executives, Livescribe garnered significant attention last May when it announced plans for its pen at the D: All Things Digital conference. However, the company was forced to delay its initial plan, which was to have the pen on the market for last year's holiday shopping season.
"As this demand has accelerated in the past month, we have continued working towards our first shipment date of March 31st, and have struggled to determine how to address preorders that far exceed our early production ramp," Marggraff said. "We noted Amazon's approach to handling shipment for their high-demand Kindle e-book, and ongoing Wii shortages, and have compared this to our own challenge, as a new company, to address our backlog."
However, since the company didn't ask for credit card information--and some of the preorders were made before the company announced pricing and specifications--it really won't know just how many customers it has until it starts taking actual orders Monday.
The company says that it will be shipping in "limited volume" and that those who have preordered will get an estimated ship date before having to hand over their credit card information.
"In retrospect, our hiatus in our communication is long overdue," Marggraff said. "I apologize for this. As I considered posting a blog entry numerous times, new concerns regarding growing demand arose, as well as meeting our growing backlog. Perhaps we were overly cautious in not wanting to send an ambiguous message. The time for ambiguity is past."
The company said those who have placed a preorder will be notified on Monday. I signed up for a preorder and haven't received an e-mail yet, but will update this once I do.
Update: I just got an e-mail from Livescribe saying I could order my pen. You can see the text of the e-mail here.
"We're ramping up our production to get you a Pulse smartpen as quickly as possible, and anticipate fulfilling the entire backlog of preorders by the end of May," Livescribe said in the e-mail. When I went to order, it told me that "Based on your position in our preorder list, your order should be available to ship within 4 to 6 weeks." (Did anyone get offered a sooner ship date?)
Also of note, Livescribe's e-mail said that, for now, the Pulse only works with XP SP2 or Vista SP1, nor can it run on a Mac that is using Parallels or VMware to run Windows.

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 the availability and shipping details of a product, lacking detailed procedural instructions. Furthermore, the information does not present a structured approach that would aid in training a language model for deeper reasoning since it lacks clarity and depth in instructions.


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Sunday, July 10, 2011
Online Calculators and Converters
The Internet is brilliant for finding just about everything!
It is especially easy to find plenty of free online apps for calculating and converting. There are free online converters for just about anything you could ever want to do.
My son told me that Google is the best search engine for finding converters. Whenever he hits a problem he cannot do in "Matheletics" online games, he just Googles to find a converter app that can get him the answers he needs.
In this post we provide links to our favorite free online converters.
If Blogger sites are blocked in your school, then you can also read this post at our Mathematics blog on WordPress by clicking the link below:
Note that to get to each converter, it is necessary to Click the Link that we have supplied. Clicking the screen shot of the Converter, does not take you to the online app.
(Eg. Because it is a bit tricky to do picture links in Blogger, we haven't bothered connecting the screen shots to the apps, but instead provided direct text links.)
This calculator works like TI and Casio calculators, and so is very easy to use. It also has a "Full Size" button we can click to make it go full screen.
Click the link below to use this scientific calculator online.
The above online calculator can draw graphs with up to four different variables input.
As shown above, we enter a Quadratic Parabola in the form: x*x + 2*x + 1
Online Basic Calculator
This calculator can be used online to do any basic calculation, and is full screen size.
Even without special function buttons, we can still do tasks like converting Fractions to Percentages.
Eg. To convert 1/4 to % we could type in 1 divided by 4 then x100 and then press the equals button to get our required answer of 25%.
Online Percentage Calculators
Here are some Online Percentage Calculators that are very useful.
Fraction to Decimal Calculator
Simply enter the fraction we want to convert into the bottom right hand corner area and then click the "Calculate" button.
Percentages and Amounts Calculator
This calculator is easy to use and gives Percentages and Values as shown above. Pick which calculation you want to do. You do not have to do both calculations like we have done.
3-Way Online Percent Calculator
Fractions and Percents Converters
These two calculators can be found at the following links, and work as shown above.
"Calculator Soup" has a full set of fractions calculators, including Simplifying, Conversions, and Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division.
To use any of these great free online calculators, simply click the link below:
Rounding Off Calculator
"Calculator Soup" also has a great rounding off Calculator that can do whole numbers as well as decimals rounding.
This calculator finds all of the factors of any number.
Highest Common Factor Calculator
This calculator will find the Highest Common Factor for a group of number. Remember to separate the numbers with commas when entering them.
This online calculator gives the first hundred multiples of any number.
World Time Converters
The "Time and Date" website has everything we need for working our World Time. As shown above, it is very easy to use the world time converter.
World Time Now
The "Time and Date" website also has a World clock we can bring up that tells us the current time in all of the world's major cities.
Metric Length Converter
The following web page has an easy to use metric length converter.
Calculators to Convert Anything
The "Online Conversion" website has calculators to convert just about anything: Length, Weight, Volume, Angles, Temperature, Cooking Measures, etc. Go to this page and then navigate down through the calculators to find what you need.
The XE converter has been around for a few years and is very easy to use.
Once we have our converted result, we can click on the "Rates" tab to see the current major conversion rates for the two currencies we just converted.
We get a listing of conversion rates like this.
Note the above listing also has "Inverse" values for going backwards, from say Canadian Dollars to Australian dollars, where 1 Canadian will get 0.96891 Australian.
Simple Interest Calculator
This is a great online Interest Calculator, because it gives a fully worked solution on the answer page.
This is a very impressive piece of web page programming.
You can access the calculator at this link:
Compound Interest Calculator
This is a Compound Interest Calculator, which allows for a savings plan, where we can add to our money each month if we want to.
If we did not want to have any extra amount added, we could just set the
"Add an extra" to box zero.
This is a very well set up application.
We can use this calculator to get discounts. But this calculator is extra nice, because we can also enter the "Reduced" discounted price, and will it will calculate the original price.
So the calculator works in both directions.
Note that we always have to enter the Percent Value, but we only have to enter one of the three items on the top input line.
There is a Calculator for anything!
Just Google for what you want, (for example, something like "Roman Numerals" which we haven't included on our post), and click the first item that comes up in Google that is non-sponsored.
Well that's everything converted !
Big Passy Wasabi

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I told you we had big news, a PenguinPoop exclusive! What seemed like a few select players not participating in the All Star Game is turning into a massive effort to stand behind Crosby’s protest of the league’s weak stand on hits to the head by skipping out on this extremely important league event. Top secret, unnamed sources, who we cannot name but we promise are close to the league and all players involved, have confirmed that every player missing the ASG so far has done so in support of Sid and that we should expect more players to follow suit by the time the all-important All Star weekend gets here later this week.
Even before the All Star rosters were announced on January 11th, Brendan Shanahan, who is the ASG overlord, was quoted on NHL.com as saying, “Without identifying specific teams or players, there were players that reached out to their general managers, who then reached out to the League to quietly say, ‘This guy is playing but he has a nagging injury and he’s asked me to ask you leave him off.'” Shanahan went on to say that. “We have to respect that.” It was quickly made known that Detroit’s Henrik Zetterberg, who has been playing with a sore back, was one of those players.
Obviously, Zetterberg himself a star player, was getting behind Crosby’s movement. Sid suffered his concussion on January 5th, so plenty of players had time to reach out to their GMs and asked to be removed from consideration for the ASG. Of course, the all-knowing Canadian media which broke the story of Crosby’s ASG protest, also said that Sid suffered the concussion on January 1st, which gave him even more time to rally other star players. Who knows how many players Sid convinced to skip the game before the rosters were even announced. Was Luongo really an All Star snub or did he decide to help out his Team Canada buddy that helped win the Gold?
Since the ASG rosters were announced, players have been dropping like flies. First, Jarome Iginla asked to be excused from the game for family reasons. We all know that Iginla is a huge supporter of Crosby’s and that the two developed a great chemistry when playing together for Team Canada in the Olympics…an obvious show of support for Sid. Iginla’s replacement is Briere. This is no coincidence, but rather an attempt by the league to thwart Crosby’s movement as no Flyer will ever get on board an attempt by a Penguin to fight for the good of all players. The league has always known of Sid’s power, but they thought he was on their side. Now they know what happens when you piss him off, he has the ability to make your life a living hell…don’t forget that, Gary.
Last week, the Oilers announced that they were pulling both Ales Hemsky and rookie Jordan Eberle from ASG activities. Hemsky himself having suffered a concussion was a natural ally for Crosby. Eberle has an ankle injury which conveniently allows him to also show support for his captain.
Once the movement gained momentum, it became official this weekend that Crosby would not be participating in the ASG. Along with that came the anticipated word that Malkin, as a show of solidarity with his teammate and captain, would most not likely participate as well due to his nagging knee injury.
Rumors are flying around that, while Fleury and Letang will be fine to play tomorrow against the Isles, Shero may ask that they be excused from the ASG to rest. Fleury may need to rest his wrist from waving the Terrible Towel too much on the ice at Saturday’s game and has a little bit of a headache from Potash making him do an entire interview while wearing his Steelers helmet. Letang may need to rest his arms from practicing taking shots on net. Word got around that Bylsma made him practice until he got ten shots on net and that took an entire day.
In another truly interesting development, we learned from a source close to Jordan Staal (some guy named Jared) that he apparently has brothers. And, it seems as if two of those brothers are playing in the ASG. The word from this source is that Jordan is negotiating with an Eric Staal to give him the title of “Dad’s favorite” if Eric sits out the ASG. Jordan also appears to be in talks with some Mark Staal to trade him his Matchbox car collection if Mark also skips the ASG. Talk about a team player, that Jordan Staal!
So, hold on tight folks, we could be in for a ride over the next few days! We know how important this completely meaningless game is, and while we would rather our injured players partake in it, there is no stopping what Sid has started. It will be curious to see how this all plays out. Will the roster end up being all Caps and Flyers players? Oh, and just to clear one thing up, Kovalchuk was not a part of this protest. He did not have a premonition that this would happen, he just sucks this season.
Of course, tommorow I could tell you that this is just all my opinion and that I refuse to recant my opinion. Or, I could come back with a bigger, more ridiculous conspiracy theory with sources that I can’t share. Or, I could recycle the same BS again in a week. After all, that’s the way things work, isn’t it? This is as credible as any of the bullshit coming out of the “mainstream” media north of the border. I wonder if any of them are hiring?
In case you couldn’t tell, I would have written this whole thing in my universal sarcasm font, if I had found a way to invent it yet…or a bullshit font, take your pick on this one.

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Four Owls Compete at the HBU Husky Invite
Four Owls Compete Individually
Wibawa Ties For 7th In Final Individual Standings; Beck III Fires One-Under Par 71 Tuesday
Wibawa Tied For Ninth Individually After One-Under 71 in Second Round
Golfers Plan To Make A Fashion Statement For A Great Cause
Iowa State - Joins the Owls as a transfer from Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa... Outstanding student who maintained a 3.9 grade point average as a Geology and Business double-major.
High School - A 2008 graduate of Episcopal High School in Bellaire, Tex... Four-year golf letterman who led the Knights to the Southwest Preparatory Conference championship in both 2007 and 2008... Texas Junior Masters Champion... Grampian Team member... Big I - Texas representative competitor... Honor Roll student.
Personal - Full name: Brandon Glenn Burke... Born: February 8, 1989 in Houston. Parents: Glenn and Vicki Burke of Houston (one brother). Volunteers community service time working with the American Diabetes Association. Also enjoys hiking, fishing and racquetball. Rice College: Jones

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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through a specific task. Instead, it consists mainly of information about the performances and backgrounds of individual golfers, which lacks the structured procedural instructions necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. The content is descriptive rather than prescriptive, focusing on details of the athletes rather than a process that could be followed.


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Judd Trump & Ding Junhui beaten at World Open in China
Judd Trump and Ding Junhui were among the second-round casualties at the World Open in Yushan, China.
World number five Trump lost 5-3 to fellow Englishman Gary Wilson, the world number 41.
China's Ding, the world number six and the defending champion, lost a final-frame decider against Robert Milkins, ranked 33rd.
World champion Mark Williams and world number one Mark Selby advanced safely to the last 16.
Ding rallied from 2-0 down to lead 3-2, and after going 4-3 down, won frame eight with a break of 55, his highest of the match.
Both players had chances in the final frame but Ding's missed blue to a baulk corner proved to his last shot of the contest.
Breaks of 62, 113 and 112 helped former China Open finalist Wilson to a 3-1 lead over Trump and though the left-hander levelled at 3-3, Wilson advanced after runs of 40 and 50.
Former world champion Neil Robertson, who won the first tour event of the new snooker season at the Riga Masters last month, lost 5-3 to Ricky Walden.
Find out how to get into snooker, pool and billiards with our fully inclusive guide.
Sign up to My Sport to follow snooker news and reports on the BBC app.

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Hi guys! Sensation Production is our own film-company and we're shooting our own movies such as an imitation of The Hills. We love The Hills and the cast so we're gonna write both about Sensation production and The Hills. As well a lot about Lauren Conrad because we adore her!
Enjoy our blog!
Alessandra & Jessika <3

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Let's be frank here: it is, in it's very nature, boldly narcissistic to start a blog, just like that. After all, what reason is there for anyone to be interested? I am not a celebrity, nor am I a professional writer.
Well, I'll try to be interesting and then maybe reach to the point of at least one of those two someday. I know it's not actually going to happen, but it's a fun target to aim at. So, with that out of the way, what is this blog going to be about? To that there is no clear answer, it's going to be about pretty much anything. The first post will be about waterboarding, the second will be a Man Of Steel review. It's the Seinfeld of blogs. Although most of the posts will probably have something to do with Atheism in one way or another. But something I can promise is that this isn't going to be a series of empty ramblings. Ramblings maybe, but not empty. I'll try and be thought provoking, have a purpose. As of now, I think there's going to be a new post every Monday, but I'm not sure if I'm actually going to keep that up.
See you Monday!
-The Human Crayon.

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I was saving up all my postey goodness until after my Big Fat Tennesee Weekend, but since that’s not going to happen as planned, here I am still trying to polish my CSS skills to a brilliant shine and downloading new music. (Can I say again how much I LOVE my neighbors in G-towne?)
So I have this new song on repeat: Robin Thicke has a new album out, and though the whole world slept on the last one, I’m still trying to make people belive that it really was hot… or at least three of the singles were. I think the world might be a little bit more ready for his blue-eyed soul this time around, now that Joss Stone has paved the way and Teena Marie is making club bangers with the Cash Money Millionaires. His newest single “Wanna Love You” is pretty nice, and there’s something that sticks to me about the beat, even though it’s simple and rather tame for the Neptunes. However, I believe my part-time lover is overdoing himself singing these hooks– it’s just not hot anymore, doll.
I might slap a link up in a few days, or not. We’ll see.
10-second postpartum edit: The beat is the background notes from Billie Jean raised by an octave or two. I can always catch a sample.

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You'd think with all this cold weather, and having an extra two days off this weekend due to the frigid temperatures, I'd have the blog updated with the KnitMichigan info. Alas, I've spent my extra time catching up on sleep and knitting in front of the heating vents. (I feel like my cat.) I'll try to upload pictures soon, but in the meantime, I wanted to update you on some sale info courtesy of Kim, from Beaumont.
Gifted is having a FEBRUARY INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE!!!
Beaumont is changing their inventory system and need to count and sticker every piece of merchandise in the store. In an effort to streamline this process, they're selling out as much as they can before the inventory, and before the new spring yarns come in. . .this means big savings for us! WhooHoo!! From now until the end of February, shop at Beaumont and save on the following yarns:
15% off all 100% wool yarns--this includes Cascade 220 and Manos! Can you believe it?
20% off all cashmere yarns--I think they carry Debbie Bliss and Queensland Himalaya, but don't quote me. . .
50% off assorted clearanced items--single balls of yarn and many kits including the Nicky Epstein felted bags from her book. The yarn in those kits is Jamieson, and is lovely to work with, even if you choose not to make the bag it was intended for.
Harriet? no excuse for not making it to this sale, you've gotten ample warning.
Random weblinks I've found that are interesting. . .
I get the email version of the Stitch and Bitch daily calendar and today the link sent me here. Check out the opera gloves and purple mountain socks. . .they're soooo cool! a previous week had me lurking here . . .and I'm copying the text from the calendar to tease you. . .if you like intarsia, you're going to go berserk!
"Welcome to Brigitte’s Knittingpage, where you can learn the tricks of making knits that kids of all ages will freak for. Click “Knitting patterns” and then “Click here for the contents of the knitting patterns” and you will enter a gold mine of knitting charts, including Disney characters, folks “known from TV” (from Ernie & Bert to Bart Simpson to the Powerpuff Girls, Hello Kitty, Winnie the Pooh...I could go on), comic-book characters, and even the Pokémon Posse. You can also find charts here for flags, all kinds of animals, soccer team logos, flowers, and suns and moons and musical notes, oh my! Whatever you’re looking for, it’s probably here. This site is one to flag. "
Enjoy! I promise, KnitMichigan is coming soon. . .

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How to Create a Bucket List
A Bucket List is a number of experiences or achievements that a person hopes to have or accomplish during their lifetime. I’ve kept a running Bucket List going in my head for years, but only recently actually put my ideas and thoughts to paper. In all honesty – when something is on paper for me, it’s more tangible and more (dare I say it) REAL. I love being able to take the time to really think something out and enjoy the moment of putting items down on a Bucket List that would really be WOWZA moments for me. I also keep it proudly displayed in my office so I can look at it every single day, it’s something that drives me and motivates me to always keep moving!
How can you create your own Bucket List?
1) Grab a piece of paper and find a quiet place to sit down
2) Start thinking about all the things you would love to do in this lifetime. Do you want to travel to Paris? Do you want to climb a mountain? Do you want to learn to swim? Do you want to take a train cross-country? Do you want to visit your best friend you haven’t seen in years? Do you want to learn another language? Really think about things that you would love to accomplish in your lifetime.
3) As you think of these experiences or milestones, jot them down. It doesn’t matter if you want 100 of them or 5 of them! As you think of something that you heart really desires to do, jot it down. The beauty of a Bucket List is that it’s completely personal to YOU. You are the driving force, so it’s really up to you – everything.
4) Once you’ve written down everything you can think of for your Bucket List, keep the list in a “safe” place. Make sure it’s somewhere that you can get to and also a place where you will be able to revisit it often. The thing about a Bucket List is that it’s items you want to accomplish in your lifetime. Don’t tuck it away somewhere where you can’t find it. Really own it. Really want it.
5) As you start accomplishing items in your list, cross them off! It’s a beautiful and powerful moment to cross something off your Bucket List.
I recently just checked a BIG one off of my own personal Bucket List. Years ago I jotted down that I wanted to speak to a group of students at my alma mater someday. I attended Brown University and graduated in 2000, I absolutely LOVED Brown and it did wonders for me. It really gave me the wings to go out into the world and fly! I support Brown in every single way I possibly can… not to mention, I met my husband there, so it has an extra special meaning for me. Being asked to come back and speak to a group of students was so much fun and really special for me.
I spoke on a panel about the fashion industry and working as an influencer in today’s current online world. I started my career as a personal assistant to Donna Karan back in 2000, so it was fun retelling the story as to how I “broke into” the fashion industry with zero experience behind me! I didn’t have a clue how to go about getting a job in the fashion industry, so I drove to New York City took the yellow pages from a friend of mine and sent my resume out to every fashion house in there. I literally just randomly sent out over 50 resumes, it was the craziest thing because I didn’t have a contact ANYWHERE! Fortunately for me – Donna Karan got in touch with me and the rest is history!
My life has always revolved around my family and my passion in life for going after my dreams, so being able to head back to the Brown University community and share my story was a dream come true. MAJOR BUCKET LIST ITEM CHECKED OFF MY LIST!
PIN THIS IMAGE!!

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The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for creating a Bucket List, starting from finding a quiet place to sit down and think, to writing down experiences, keeping the list in a safe place, and finally crossing off completed items. These instructions are detailed enough for a reader to follow easily, which could help in training a language model to understand the process and reasoning behind personal goal setting and the emotional significance of achieving these milestones.


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Western Albemarle girls soccer had the run of possession. But breaking through against a bunkered in Charlottesville defense proved to be no easy task Monday night.
“It takes us a little while to get settled when there’s five people in the back but I think (it’s about) staying confident and finding quick passes,” said Western’s Savannah Wilson.
The Warriors eventually found those quick passes and rolled to a 4-0 win over the Black Knights. Wilson scored one of those four while Cordelia O’Connell, Abby Zimmerman and Molly Gobble provided the other three goals. Zimmerman scored late when a ball that started as an arching cross from Wilson ricocheted off her foot while Gobble blasted one into the top corner. The Warriors speed eventually allowed them to slip past the Black Knights’ defense.
“We’re really fast so when we play quick it’s easy to get in behind,” Wilson said.
Charlottesville’s defense made life tough on the Warriors, putting together a similar performance to the one they orchestrated last week against Albemarle where they held the Patriots in check early. But the Black Knights struggled to create many chances on the other end, opening the door for Western to break through.
Western faces Fluvanna County at home Wednesday and then faces an extremely challenging stretch from April 25 to May 8.
“The next couple of weeks are going to be really challenging with Albemarle, Jefferson Forest and Deep Run,” Wilson said. “Our practices have been really competitive recently and really intense, I think that’s really helping us on the field.”
The Black Knights will look to bounce back at home against Louisa County Thursday.

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I literally use this butter frosting recipe for EVERY. THING. THAT. REQUIRES. FROSTING. It's versatile, based on the amount of additional milk you add.
Category: Dessert, Frosting
1/3 Cup Butter (5 1/3 Tablespoons), melted
4 1/2 Cups Powdered sugar
1/4 Cup Milk
1 1/2 teaspoon Vanilla
1. Whip Butter, Powdered sugar, Milk and Vanilla. This is a nice stiff frosting by itself, and you could stop here. It's too stiff for piping, and too stiff for frosting a cake... but good for piling on to delicious hot brownies!
2. Add milk, a few drops at a time, to get desired consistency. Note to those, from experience. If you get your frosting too thin, it will SLIDE OFF OF THE CAKE! *laughing* Thick is better than thin if you're not sure.
3. To make chocolate frosting, substitute 1/2 Cup of Cocoa and 1/2 Cup of Powdered Sugar. It's delicious. Trust me.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through the process of making butter frosting, making it easy to follow. However, the instructions lack detailed elaboration or rationale behind each step, which would be necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. While the steps are clear, they do not encourage critical thinking or exploration of alternative methods.


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Brewers place Henderson on DL
The Brewers have placed relief pitcher Jim Henderson on the 15-day disabled list due to shoulder inflammation.
The move comes a day after Henderson suffered the first loss of any Brewers bullpen pitcher in their 8-3 loss to the Cincinnati Reds.
The club has called up Caleb Gindl from Triple-A Nashville. Gindl will start in right field Friday for the Brewers in Cincinnati.

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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 for completing a specific task. It is a news report rather than an instructional guide, lacking the structure necessary for training a language model focused on deeper reasoning. The content primarily conveys information about player movements without any analytical framework or reasoning process.


document: Posted on April 17, 2006 by Swakrta — 4 CommentsMarch CAT PAC These are the goodies I got from Julie for my March CAT PAC. The stickers are being put to good use by the nephew, and the CD has already played a couple of times. This month's CAT is this weekend. Share this:TweetMoreEmailWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading... Post navigationPrevious post: Voila!Next post: CLBFX fun 4 thoughts on “March CAT PAC” LadyLinoleum April 18, 2006 Hey girlie, I tried to sub to your new blog with bloglines and bloglines says that you have to publish an rss feed. Hmmm… Loading... Reply houseofmuses April 20, 2006 Awesome package Swapna! How you liking word press? I’ve been playing around and adding stuff…me likey! What type of music is on the CD? Loading... Reply Jewels April 25, 2006 Just visiting your new bloghome and fixed my sub. Your site looks great Swapna. Loading... Reply desiknitter April 30, 2006 Hey, where are you? Loading... Reply Leave a Reply Cancel reply This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

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Step-by-step: No
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Have you ever wanted to just talk to your house and have it do things for you? If you were ever a fan of Star Trek, you know what I’m talking about. “Ok Google, Tea, Earl Grey, hot.” Ok, so we’re not yet to the point of having replicators, but at least we now have the capability to speak to our house and let our home automation system take care of basic, mundane tasks.
This guide will show you how to talk to your phone using Google Now on Android to control Z-Wave scenes in your Vera home automation system.
Ok Google, One Place for All Voice Commands
I’ve talked before about Home Automation Using Tasker and Z-Wave but what if you don’t want both Google Now Voice Searching AND AutoVoice to choose from when you want to speak to your phone. Or, maybe you want to take advantage of the always-listening feature of the Google Now Launcher or the Moto X.
Well, you’re in luck. You can achieve this seamless integration.
Here is the Process
- Use voice search on Google Now on an Android phone to trigger the AutoVoice app.
- The AutoVoice app can intercept a Google voice command.
- Create a Tasker profile which is triggered by an AutoVoice Recognize command.
- Configure that Tasker profile to activate a Z-Wave scene using the AutHomationHD app’s built-in Tasker plugin.
AutoVoice’s Google Now Integration
Before, step #2 was a big process because you needed to root your phone, install Xposed Framework, install the Google Search API module for Xposed, and then configure Autovoice to use this API.
But now, the maker of AutoVoice has made it super easy. You no longer have to be rooted, and there is nothing else you need to install. You simply go into the AutoVoice settings, Google Now Integration, and check “Enable” and then make sure you go to your phone’s settings, Accessibility, and turn AutoVoice to ON.
It’s that simple!
AutHomationHD Tasker Integration
Step #4 is so easy, it barely needs mentioning. Install the app, have it find your Vera (or enter your MiOS username and password), and you’re ready to go. It gets populated with all of the scenes you have setup in your Vera.
Once the AutHomationHD app works, you can create a task in Tasker, choose Plugin, then AutHomationHD Scene, and choose the scene you want the task to activate.
Google Voice Search via Android Wear
Next step, get an Android Wear smart watch like the Moto 360 so I can say these voice commands to my wrist instead of my phone… one step closer to Star Trek!

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for the reader to follow in order to achieve integration between Google Now and a home automation system, making it suitable for someone looking to complete the task methodically. The instructions are detailed enough to guide the reader through the setup process while also implying reasoning about how different components interact, which would facilitate deeper comprehension and assist in training a language model for more complex scenarios.