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The first two days of Thailand Women Smash T20 2019 saw both – some exceptional performances and some disappointing ones. It was the third day of this tournament which brought to the viewers again few pleasant matches, but also some with unsure endings.
The four matches played today were:
1. Thailand Women vs Hong Kong Women
2. Indonesia Women vs Bhutan Women
3. Thailand A Women vs Malaysia Women
4. Nepal Women vs UAE Women
1. Thailand Women vs Hong kong Women – 9:30 (local time) at Terdthai Cricket Ground ,Bangkok
THAILAND WOMEN WON BY 65 RUNS
Hong Kong Women won the toss and elected to field first.Thailand Women who were to bat first put up a score of 107/4 in 20 overs for the Hong Kong women to chase.The top performer in batting for the Thailand Women was N Chaiwai who scored 45 runs in 52 balls.It was till 80 runs on board when a single wicket of Thailand Women wasn’t down, but after that ,there was a series of wickets falling till the end( total of 107 in 20 overs).On the other side Hong Kong Women weren’t able to manage with the Thailand bowling attack and the whole team struggled till 16.1 overs after which they were all out on a small score of 42(run rate – 2.59).The exceptional highlight is the more than extraordinary performance by N Boochatham (Thailand Women) with the ball;4 overs,4 runs,4 wickets,1 maiden over. It turned out to be a really good match for the Thailand Women seeking complete control of the match.
2. Indonesia Women vs Bhutan Women – 9:30 (local time) at Asian Institute of Technology Ground,Bangkok
INDONESIA WOMEN WON BY 50 RUNS
Indonesia Women won the toss and elected to bat first. Indonesia Women started off really well.There was a bit of instability in the middle due to loss of few wickets which didn’t add much of to the team total.Their innings ended with a score of 104/4 in 20 overs. A fair contribution from Y Anggraeni (43 runs from 51 balls) and K Winda Prastini (38 runs from 51 balls) saved the team from not setting up a low total.Bhutan Women who were to chase 105 runs in 20 runs weren’t able to chase the target and ended up with a score of 54 all out in 16.3 overs ;run rate – 3.27.No partnership could make a base for the team to have a more achievable chase.Sudden blow of wickets ,struggle against facing the opponent team’s bowling and not maintaining the run rate strategically lead them to collapse at an earlier stage in the match.
3.Thailand A Women vs Malaysia Women – 13:30 (local time) at Terdthai Cricket Ground,Bangkok
MALAYSIA WOMEN WON BY 34 RUNS
Malaysia Women won the toss and elected to bat first.They put up a score of 97/2 in 20 overs.They faced an early blow , having their first wicket down in the beginning itself. The second wicket got down at a relatively later stage. Overall there was certainly stability in the team to recover from the early losses and maintaining further partnerships to build up the innings.Although the team didn’t experience further fall in wickets after the 2nd one, their innings proceeded at a slower pace which other wise would have ended with a comparatively bigger total easily. Thailand A Women after having a very hard time facing the Malaysian bowlers could simply sustain till the 20 overs. They ended their innings with a total of 63 runs at a loss of 9 wickets and hence fell short by 34 runs for the winning score. They would have made it surely as the match had a chance of being a close one. The statistics (fall of wickets) of Thailand’s team batting performance are- 1-30,2-30,3-30,4-31,5-34,6-35,
4.Nepal Women vs UAE Women – 13:30 (local time) at Asian Institute Of Technology Ground,Bangkok
NEPAL WOMEN WON BY 6 WICKETS
UAE Women won the toss and elected to bat first. They did good on the batting side and put up a score of 105/6 in 20 overs at a run rate of 5.25.On the whole, the team did fairly well to build up the innings with considerable contribution from the players , although some consecutive blows shook the momentum at frequent intervals.Nepal Women on the other hand achieved the target given to them by the UAE women in 19 overs at a run rate of 5.57 and with 4 wickets lost. Some stable partnerships led them to a strategic victory.This was a very close match where the conclusion couldn’t have been easily ascertained.Some good cricket was displayed indeed!

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article provides a summary of cricket matches but does not offer a clear sequence of ordered steps to complete a specific task. Additionally, while it details match performances, it lacks structured procedural instructions that would be useful for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning; the content is more focused on reporting results rather than providing guidance or detailed processes.


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One of the few games the Giants’ new general manager, Dave Gettleman, saw from start to finish this season was the Giants against the Eagles at MetLife Stadium on Dec. 17. That’s the reason why his early thoughts are that Eli Manning remains the team’s starting quarterback, “as of now.”
Manning completed 37 of 57 passes for 434 yards and three touchdowns in that game. He also threw an interception and the Giants blew a 20-7 lead and lost 34-29 in what has turned out to be a 2-13 season heading into Sunday’s finale at home against Washington.
Gettleman referenced that game against the Eagles when asked how he planned to handle the Giants’ quarterback situation.
“I’m not avoiding the question, but obviously you got to look at film,” Gettleman said during his introductory press conference Friday morning at the Giants training facility in East Rutherford. “You got to see what’s cooking. Listen, Eli has won a lot of games. He’s a great competitor. He’s very intelligent and he and I are going to talk and if what I saw [against] Philadelphia was not a mirage, and I don’t believe it was, then we’ll just keep moving.”
If only it were that simple. Manning had a decent outing that afternoon. The Giants played with spirit and Manning got the most out of a banged-up offense. Their chance at victory was wrecked by three special-teams blunders and a scoreless fourth quarter.
Still, it speaks to the looming decision Gettleman must make for more than a sound bite: whether to retain Manning as the starting quarterback. It will be the first priority after naming a head coach and will be impacted by whether the Giants decide to draft a quarterback with what figures to be the second or third pick this April.
Manning shouldn’t be around if the Giants decide to select a quarterback in the first round. The notion of grooming his successor won’t work. The spotlight is too big for that and Manning has accomplished too much to be asked the kinds of questions he would have to face. Joe Montana, Brett Favre and Manning’s brother, Peyton, all finished in different jerseys. The Giants can rebuild without him.
If Gettleman decides Manning is still good enough to pass on a potential franchise quarterback and trade down to get a top offensive or defensive lineman, then Manning is worth keeping another year. Gettleman may have tipped his hand when he quoted Tom Coughlin saying, “Big men allow you to compete.”
To decide on Manning, Gettleman will have to look at more than the Philadelphia tape. If Manning played against the Eagles all season, he would be All-Pro. In Week 2, Manning completed 35 of 47 for 366 yards and three touchdowns in Philly. He also threw two interceptions and the Giants lost 27-24.
Aside from those two games, it was mostly mediocrity, with Manning completing as few as 48 percent of his passes in games against the Seahawks and Redskins and no higher than 76.3 percent he competed against the Cowboys (29 of 38 for 220 yards) in the season opener.
The truth is, Gettleman doesn’t have to watch any tape of Manning. Operating behind one of the worst offensive lines in the league, he had no chance after top receivers Odell Beckham Jr. and Brandon Marshall went out with injuries — and that’s just the beginning of a decimated receiving corp. With Tavarres King (concussion) and Sterling Sheppard (neck) ruled out of Sunday’s game against the Redskins, Manning will be throwing to basically the practice squad.
Should the Giants fall out of contention at any point Sunday, then rookie Davis Webb should be given a shot. Gettleman already knows Manning is a dedicated competitor, a leader, a pro’s pro. He doesn’t have to watch tape to know that.
The choice is simple: If Gettleman drafts a quarterback with the Giants’ first pick, then Manning will have to go; if the GM doesn’t pick a quarterback, then Manning will have another year to be the starter. Making that decision will be the hard part.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to complete a task; rather, it offers an analysis of a situation involving the quarterback of the New York Giants. The information is more narrative and exploratory rather than procedural, lacking detailed instructions that could guide the reader in a systematic way. Furthermore, the content does not present structured procedural instructions that would enable training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as it primarily includes observations and opinions rather than explicitly ordered tasks or goals.


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It’s refreshing to open windows to let in fresh air on a beautiful spring or autumn day. But what if your window won’t budge? Here’s a quick DIY fix that will let in balmy breezes.
What caused the windows to stick?
When window frames are painted, the drying paint can form a seal along the edges of the sash — that is, the moveable section of the window —and the frame, locking the sash into place. Freeing it just takes a little work.
If the paint is not the issue, the wood may be swelling in humid weather, or water may have gotten within the frame. Either will make the sides of the sash swell.
Unsticking a window that’s been painted shut
To unstick a window where paint has locked the sash in place, you’ll need a utility knife, a thin-bladed putty knife, a foot-long piece of two-by-four lumber, a hammer, a pry bar, a thin piece of wood or a thick cloth, and a household candle.
- First, use the utility knife to score the paint. Begin at one corner where the window sash touches the vertical side trim of the window frame. Carefully cut through the painted seal along this side edge, then repeat on the other side. Also, score along the bottom edge of the sash and the corresponding top edge. If the window has been painted on the exterior, repeat this procedure there. Now unlock the window and try to open it.
- If the window still won’t open, take the thin-bladed putty knife and insert it into the same places where you used the utility knife. Tap the other end of the putty knife gently with the hammer, working your way around the edges. Next, place the two-by-four along the vertical side trim and tap gently with the hammer to shake the sash loose. Repeat at the sill and the top edge of the window frame. Again, if the exterior of the window has been painted, repeat this procedure there. Try the window again.
- If the window is still stuck, place a thin piece of wood or a thick cloth on the sill in front of one side of the sash, carefully insert the pry bar under the sash and tilt the bar back gently to pry the window up. Repeat on the other side, then continue this move across the entire sash.
- If the paint is the issue, these steps should free the window. Once you’ve got it moving, use the blunt end of the candle to rub a coat of wax top to bottom along the channels in which the window slides up and down. This will lubricate the track so that the window can continue to glide freely.
If it’s not the paint
If the paint is not the issue and the window frame is wooden, humidity or even water leaking into the frame may have caused the wood to swell. If you suspect that’s the problem, either contact a professional or remove the sash from its frame and examine it yourself. YouTube has videos that can teach you how to remove the sash. Once the sash is free of the window frame, try sanding down the sides of the window where it fits into the frame to create clearance for the window to move freely.
Related – When Is It Time to Replace Your Windows?

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for unsticking a window, guiding the reader through the task in a logical manner. Each step is detailed enough to encourage deeper reasoning, as it includes specific tools required and actions to take, allowing a reader to apply problem-solving skills based on the situation presented (whether the issue is paint or wood swelling). Furthermore, the mention of alternative solutions and the possibility of contacting a professional fosters critical thinking about how to address issues effectively.


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The objective of this tutorial is to help you understand how to create, print and save the ‘Availability’ Report.
Access from your: Computer
Applies to: Managers, Supervisors, Schedulers, Employees and Accountants
Here you can view your 'Availability' by day during a certain date range. The 'Total' shows hours/percentage for which someone is available during the selected date range.
Things to know before you begin:
- The manager must enable ‘Report Module’ settings to make it visible to the employees otherwise they won’t be able to view the module.
- The visibility of some option might vary according to the permission level in Humanity.
The scenario outlined in this tutorial consists of the following building blocks:
- Create Availability Report
- Print Availability Report
- Save Availability Report
Create Availability Report
Step 1: Click ‘Reports’ module as shown in Image 1.
Step 2: Click ‘Availability’ tab as shown in Image 2.
Step 3: You can select ‘Timeline’ or enter the specific dates. You can also filter the reports by 'Locations', ‘Positions’, ‘Employees’, ‘Skills’ and ‘Sort by’ from the drop-down menus as shown in Image 3.
Note: You can sort the report by Employee Name or Employee Start Date as shown in Image 4.
Step 4: Click ‘Apply’ as shown in Image 5 to apply the filters.
That’s it, the report has been created.
However, after creating the availability report if you want to print or save the report, follow the steps below:
Print Availability Report
Click ‘Print Report’ tab as shown in Image 6 to print the availability report.
Save Availability Report
Either click ‘Save as CSV’ or ‘Save as XLSX’ as shown in Image 7.
If you have any further queries, please don't hesitate to reach us at firstname.lastname@example.org. Happy Scheduling!

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for creating, printing, and saving the 'Availability' Report, making it easy for the reader to follow along. Additionally, the structured procedural instructions include detailed actions and options at each step, which can facilitate deeper reasoning for a language model by providing context and various decision-making paths based on user permissions and choices.


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I’m going to tell you something. I love looking at recipes! I love getting inspiration from the many kitchen geniuses out there. The problem is, I just almost never make any of them. Occasionally I’ll take inspiration from something I see, but by the time I get to my kitchen It will usually end up leading me to create something completely different and barely related. They more often help me with things like cooking time, and little prep tricks I wouldn’t think of on my own. Half the time I approach dinner on a total whim and make stuff up as I go, other times I’ll be driving home and get a crazy idea, but rarely rarely do I set out to cook from a recipe. Anyway, one of my biggest influences in the paleo/food blog world, is Sarah Fragoso of Everyday Paleo . Not only do her recipes always look amazing, but she does an AMAZING podcast with Jason Seib (Author of The Paleo Coach
), that I definitely listen to on a regular basis. They are both chock full of awesome information, not only about food, but other essential things that figure into good health (sleep, stress management, proper movement). Anyway, I have her last book Everyday Paleo Around the World: Italian Cuisine
, and it’s just an incredible resource that everyone should have. I really have to utilize the book more….I need to explore the recipes a bit more in-depth…. but beyond the recipes, reading about her experiences in Italy, were probably the best part for me. She’s just a fantastic author, personality, and a great resource for anyone following the paleo lifestyle and trying to get healthy. That brings me to the point (I have one right)….Very soon she is coming out with the second book in the series, Everyday Paleo: Thai Cuisine
, and I am SO very excited….I LOVE Thai Food! I highly suggest you go pre-order your copy of it now….because I’m super psyched for it to come out and I’m pretty sure the food is going to be wicked good.
Oh right, food….that photo at the top. Well, Sarah posted THIS sneak peek recipe on her blog, and they looked awesome, so I had to try them. It was fate, I even had all the ingredients in my pantry….well almost. I THOUGHT I had arrowroot flour, but apparently I ran out. Unfortunately It was too late to go out to the store, and I was already committed with half the ingredients already in bowls, So I just improvised and doubled up on the coconut flour. Everything else was exact to her recipe. Do you realize how rare it is for me to follow a recipe!! So glad I did because Holy Guacamole Yum! These were so awesome. They were almost like pancake cookies. They were so easy to make, and the sweetness from the coconut and the maple syrup was just enough where I didn’t feel toooooo guilty. I served them as a side to go with this curry, pineapple, peppers & onions, chicken thingy majiggy I made for dinner, and they were perfect. I ate a few by themselves, but then I put one at the bottom of my bowl to sop up the juices of my chicken dish, and it worked awesome for that too. Easy Peasy and Delicious…. Sarah Fragoso Rocks!
Here they are cooking, right before I flipped them 🙂

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or procedural instructions for completing a specific task. Instead, it reflects a personal narrative about cooking and influences, lacking the detailed structure needed for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as there are no explicit guidelines or actionable steps for following a recipe or preparing a dish.


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Download and Install Lineage OS 15.1 On Itel A32F | Android 8.1 Oreo: Finally, the LineageOS 15.1 is made available for the Itel A32F. However, the Lineage OS 15.1 For Itel A32F is based on Android 8.1 Oreo and It is a GSI file. Now, you need to flash Lineage OS 15.1 build directly via TWRP recovery and the file has been attached below for you to download. Team Lineage has skipped the Lineage Os 15. The build of Lineage OS 15.1 is now available for Itel A32F. If you are a Itel A32F user, then you should try out the Lineage OS 15.1 On Itel A32F. We are thankful to phhusson for sharing the ROM.
The Android 8.1 Oreo is one of the latest versions of the Google labs. With the release of new Android 8.1 Oreo, the parallel thing that happens is the development of the Custom ROM which essentially acts as a wrapper to the underlying Android version. The Lineage OS 15.1 on Itel A32F based on Android 8.1 Oreo is packed with new Wallpaper Themes, AutoFill, Redesigned Power Menu, Adaptive Icons, Picture -In- Picture Mode, Google Play Protect and 2X Boot Time, new Shutdown and boot Animation, Pixel 2 Launcher, Round Statusbar Icons, and Settings. Follow the below step by step guide to install Lineage OS 15.1 on Itel A32F (Android 8.1 Oreo).
This ROM is a Generic System image File which is commonly known as GSI. This can be installed on any Treble-enabled device. Previously users have to wait for the ROM to come to their device but now things have changed. If you have a treble-enabled device, you can flash the file to enjoy the new features of Lineage OS 15.1 or Android 8.1 Oreo on your device.
Lineage OS 15.1 Features | Android 8.1 Oreo Features
- 0.1 Lineage OS 15.1 Features | Android 8.1 Oreo Features
- 0.2 Pre-Requirements:
- 0.3 Downloads
- 1 How to Install Lineage OS 15.1 On Itel A32F | Android 8.1 Oreo
As Lineage OS 15.1 is based On Android 8.1 Oreo’s Source code, it has all the latest Android 8.1 Oreo features and in addition to that Lineage OS also has some extra customization features. Lineage OS is the most popular Android ROM available and it is also one of the best ROMs when it comes to support
Android 8.1 Oreo now comes with Autofill feature which was available in the Chrome browser until now. The feature, Auto Fill mode which means that the OS will save your Email Address as well as Password. This will save your precious time.
#2 Adaptive Icons
Now Android also added Adaptive Icons which means that the smartphone will now have an option to modify the default icons for various applications in many shapes such as squircle, square, rounded and others. This is done to ensure that the icons on different apps are in line with the other apps for uniformity purpose. This will make your phone looks cool and minimalistic
#3 Updated Emoji
In Android 8.1 Oreo, Google has once again updated the default emojis present in the Android OS to a blob-less emoji version rather than blob version which was seen on Android 7.0. There are many new emojis are added to enhance your messaging experience
#4 Notification Dots
This feature is same as the one present on Android 7.0 Nougat where users can long press on home screen to see the options but this feature is now extended to show notifications of that particular app by long pressing the icon.
#5 Picture -In- Picture Mode
The picture in Picture mode which is also known as PiP mode is also added to Android 8.1 Oreo. This will be shown in a floating window rather than the split-screen.
#6 Google Play Protect and 2X Boot Time
This “Google Play Protect” is added in the Google Play Store and it will be a background service that will check for apps and its usage and data storage permissions and notify users if it is safe to install and use the app.
Thanks to the great optimization in Android 8.1 Oreo, the boot will now take 10 seconds to do so which is a significant improvement. (Previously 15-20 Sec.)
Above are some of the main features Android 8.1 Oreo ( Lineage OS 15.1.0) comes with. But there are much more. Overall Lineage OS is the best Custom ROM available for Android.
- Make sure the bootloader on your device is unlocked and your device is rooted and you have a custom recovery installed.
- Make sure your device has more than 50% battery.
- Make sure you have taken a backup of your important data. Now proceed To Install Lineage OS 15.1 On Itel A32F.
- Lineage OS 15.1 ROM and Source
- Download GApps For Lineage OS 15.1 ROMs
- Download latest Magisk Android Oreo | Android 8.1 (If you want root access)
How to Install Lineage OS 15.1 On Itel A32F | Android 8.1 Oreo
- Make sure your device is rooted and have the latest TWRP recovery (Version 3.2.1 or Higher) installed. (Check the Pre-Requirement Section Above)
- First, download the files from the above link and extract the GSI and vendor+boot zips
- Now transfer the downloaded files to the internal storage of your device.
- Now reboot to the TWRP recovery by holding your power and volume down buttons together for a few seconds.
- Take a nandroid backup by selecting the option from the home screen and then your data and cache from the recovery menu.
- Now return to the main menu of TWRP and wipe cache, data, and system before flashing the ROM
- In order to Wipe data: Go to Wipe —> Advanced Wipe and select Dalvik/ART cache, cache, System, Vendor, and Data and then swipe to wipe. (Don’t select the internal storage)
- Now Return to the main menu of TWRP again and install the GSI ROM which is just a system image.
- Go to Install -> Install Image -> select system.img
- Next flash the Gapps file like custom ROMs
- Last but not least, flash Magisk (optional) if you want to root (not recommended as all devices have different methods)
Once the flashing process is completed, reboot your phone and you will be booted into Lineage OS 15.1 Based on Android Oreo 8.1. If you have any doubts regarding this process, feel free to comment below.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for downloading and installing Lineage OS 15.1, guiding the reader through the installation process in a structured manner. Each step is sequentially numbered and includes detailed actions that encourage deeper reasoning, such as explanations of what to do before flashing the ROM, and providing specific instructions for using the recovery menu and managing files. This clarity and level of detail aid in understanding the process thoroughly.


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- Oh, here are some things I have written lately, like “Advocating For the Next War Means Forgetting History” for Antiwar. Also, my VICE piece — most successful ever, yes I watch the shiny clicks happens — on cops shooting people holding (non-firearm) weapons. Also, my new VICE piece — not nearly so successful — on the idea of feds fixing local cops.
- Hey, Dad‘s Dogging Steinbeck was reviewed in The Daily Caller! Best of all, reviewed by a creative nonfiction writer who uncomfortably concluded that Dad had a point with his Steinbeck annoyance. (Thanks, Jordan Bloom, for finding a worthy reviewer!)
- Allah Pundit linked to me, other less important people, while musing on Rand Paul’s interventionism levels.
- And hey, I ranted about the police on Saturday Night Cigar Lounge over at Vigilant Liberty Radio. (My segment starts at 33’45).
- Here’s Pat Buchanan on ISIS, the why and the what to do
- Headlines from the start of World War II (no offense, Manchuria).
- Matt Welch gives Rand Paul credit on criminal justice reform — something he deserves, no matter what else happens.
- Reminder that Jeff Mizanskey is serving life in prison without parole for marijuana-related crimes. This, unclever liberals and conservatives who say libertarians are just Republicans who want to smoke pot, is why we hate you when you say that.
- Policy Mic writer confused that the decreasing threat of new gun regulations has lead to fewer sales of “assault” rifles. How is that surprising?
- WTF, DHS
- Oldie, but goodie: Cathy Young is reasonable and non-panicked in respect to the issue of online harassment. Violent threats are disturbing and should not be excused as just trolling, HOWEVER, if you read Jezebel, similar, you will see unqualified statements about the life of being a woman online being one of endless harassment. Knock on wood, but that has not ever been the case for me. Nor are these handful of disturbing stories acceptable proof that this problem is as widepsread as people are making it out to be. Again, people being told they will be raped and murder, not okay. Thankfully, it might be rarer than it seems.
- This piece mentions the word “taxi” once — “What happens when the local taxi companies are destroyed[?]” Well, people in Pittsburgh might be able to get a ride somewhere, for one. Critique Uber all you like, but if you want me to take you remotely seriously, don’t use “hyper-capitalism” and try to have the slightest idea what you’re talking about in terms of transportation regulations.
- Also today in nope: Nope, Melissa Harris-Perry. Rand Paul deserves more criminal justice points than Obama. Sorry.
- Nope, Taylor Swift is not obligated to do anything, or sing about anything. The world is always going to shit, which is exactly the reason some people like stupid songs about “haters.”
- And nope, the ice bucket challenge isn’t bad because…uh…people in other countries are suffering. I don’t even know.
- Here is a Guardian sentence: “If you see yourself as a left-leaning progressive parent, you might want to exercise some of that oppressive parental control and limit your kids exposure to the “freedom” expressed in YA dystopian fiction.” I see you reaching feebly for self-awareness, but it’s too late. Yes, stop the children from reading The Hunger Games. Katnis is such a horrible model for children, with her self-sacrifice, bravery, and desire to live without government oppressing her. Damn those books for suggesting that war is horrible — even wars of liberation — and may leave you with PTSD and a worse, or equally bad government. Ugh. I might need to write more on this topic, for the troll is strong.
- I find Jerry Springer singing about Cincinnati sort of entrancing, yet disturbing. (H/T: Jesse Walker)
- Empire Records is not a very good movie, and yet 1) I read this entire piece, 2) When my sister’s friend from Canada was visiting, the two of them watched the movie 2.75 times, and I watched it three times, and each time I was totally too young to know what was going on. 3) At least it’s not Reality Bites, because God damn that movie is the worst.
- These are the vaccines you’re looking for.
- Why Doctor Who gets us right in the gut.
Videos of the day:
John Doe and the Sadies cover Johnny Cash
Sam Quinn, whose music is so good, and so not very available to share with the people, does a version of “Peggy-O.” I wish I could share his live version of the Juicy Fruit jingle. It is truly inspired.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task. Instead, it consists of a collection of random thoughts, opinions, and summaries that lack the structured procedural instructions needed for training a language model to engage in deeper reasoning. The information is too fragmented and lacks the detail and coherence necessary to guide a reader through a defined process or encourage analytical thinking.


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We’re back with the summer movie preview, a weekend-by-weekend breakdown of all the movies coming out this summer. I figured out a better way of working these previews out—instead of killing myself trying to crank out all this stuff at once (and probably you, trying to read it), I’ll be posting the breakdowns once a month, the week before each month begins (i.e., the May preview posting before the first weekend of May, and so on). Better, yeah?
Buckle up, kids, this is a very busy summer. Continue reading “Summer Movie Preview: May 2011”

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; rather, it presents a brief overview of the author's approach to organizing movie previews. Additionally, the instructions are not structured in a way that would contribute to training a language model for deeper reasoning, as they lack detailed procedural guidance and elaborate on complex reasoning processes.


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I have always been a people photographer. Born in Saigon in 84′, at a time before perestroika and glasnost – when tanks and other detritus of our war still littered the streets as silent monuments to a decade long tragedy. I was fascinated by the outside world at a young age – the kaleidoscope of cultures and individuals stimulated my mind and dreams. After traveling extensively for nearly a decade, I finally created this blog to share my experiences with the world. With you.
My main job is a fashion/commercial and wedding photographer – http://www.jackietranphoto.com – but to travel, and photograph the abundance of life that is all around us, is what I always look forward to. To travel, is to grow.
Follow me on Instagram – jackietranphotography
Contact me at email@example.com
See you up the road!

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; rather, it reads more like a personal narrative about the author’s experiences and photographic journey. Additionally, the instructions are not well-structured or detailed enough to serve as effective training material for a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as they lack systematic processes or actionable guidelines.


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Welcome to the January 2013 Authentic Parenting Blog Carnival: Authenticity
This post was written for inclusion in the monthly Authentic Parenting Blog Carnival hosted by Authentic Parenting and Living Peacefully with Children. This month our participants have written about authenticity through character, emotions, and establishing authentic communication with their children. We hope you enjoy this month’s posts and consider joining us next month when we share about Honesty.
The word authentic means “something that has the authority of its original creator. . . The adjective’s original meaning in English was ‘authoritative’; the modern sense ‘genuine’ did not develop fully until the late 18th century.”
–from the Dictionary of Word Origins by John Ayto.
Today, looking through the paper, I came across a help-wanted ad for a teaching position. Hmm, this could be just what I needed, I thought to myself. I could use that extra bit of money and it would only be a few months, 6 at most, until the school year ends. I wonder what happened to the other teacher that he/she didn’t finish out the year.
Then I noticed the name of the school. It happened to be the same school I had worked at 3 years ago and quit before the end of the school year.
Now, I’m not the type of person that just gives up on something, especially teaching. I love to teach. That year I was teaching first grade and it couldn’t have been more delightful. Students are so open and excited to learn at that age. So what happened that I felt there was no other option but to pack up and leave?
The coordinator accused me of incompetence. She said that I did not turn in my lesson plans or complete the activities required in the classroom. It wasn’t true. As it wasn’t the first lie she told about me to the school owners, I knew it wouldn’t be the last and I felt the time had come. I had all my materials moved out 30 minutes after school finished that day. I don’t know this woman’s reasoning, perhaps she was jealous, perhaps she felt insecure about her own English, perhaps she just didn’t like me. Whatever her rationale, from that day on, I refused to continue to give authority to someone who would speak lies about me. So I walked out.
Since then I have discovered or rediscovered passion for my work. I teach ESL students that range in age from 4-75 with a twist. I’m no longer the typical teacher with a certain agenda to plow through. I no longer have to answer to anyone for the number of pages we cover in a day. We play language games, listen to Shel Silverstein’s
Where the Sidewalk Ends: Poems and Drawings silly ly poems, sing songs, and always have time for a conversation that is only slightly unrelated to the class topic.
As I am teaching English in Central México, not in the United States, I teach my students not just a language but a culture and a way to communicate with persons of that language and culture. It means sometimes explaining the dirty jokes, or correcting pronunciation or grammar, or talking about the history and transformation of the language over time. It’s more than memorizing where to put the verb in the sentence. There are things that just can not be translated and there are things that for which no words are necessary, so we look for alternate ways of communicating together. It doesn’t get much more authentic than that.
And my students learn, as only they can in an authentic language learning setting. They come to class full of excitement, express disappointment that the class hour has finished and look forward to the next lesson. They have learned how to be authentic students as well, something sorely lacking in a traditional classroom. I grant them the authority over their learning and they teach me what it is they need to learn. It’s a win-win situation. This is how it should have been all along.
Instead of taking that traditional job, (although I could use the extra bit of money) I will continue spending my days with my not-so-little anymore son, whose wacky teacher I have always been.
See Also: Learning and Teaching Year 1, Learning and Teaching Year 2, Learning and Teaching Year 3, Learning and Teaching Year 4, Learning and Teaching Year 5, and Authentic Teaching and Learning and me
Please take time to read the submissions by the other carnival participants:
(This list will be live and updated by afternoon January 25 with all the carnival links.)
- Remaining True To Yourself While Parenting – Authentic Parenting compares Western Child-centered parenting with African parenting and discovers some ways to maintain your authenticity.
- Honoring My Forgiving Heart — Destany at They Are All of Me writes about how honoring her forgiving nature allows her to break down emotional barriers and allow her to more fully connect with her children.
- Sincere and Credible — Mari from Honey on the Bum uses the definition of authenticity to relate what it means to her and her parenting style
- Being Authentic — Mrs. Green at Little Green Blog ponders how to achieve authenticity when there are cultural, community and family expectations to take into account…
- Authenticity — Sustainable Mum shares how her values have been shaped through life and are now the basis of how she parents her own children.
- Authenticity through Consensual Living — Mandy at Living Peacefully with Children challenges parents to push past socially learned reactions in order to foster authentic interactions with their children.
- Authentic Grief — Erica at ChildOrganics talks about not shielding our children from the topic of death and dying. She shares how being open and honest on the topic can help our children grow to be healthy well-adjusted adults.
- Authentic Teaching, Authentic Learners — At Surviving Mexico, Survivor shares how learning how to be an authentic teacher was something she discovered rather than learned.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; instead, it shares personal reflections on teaching and authenticity within the context of education. Moreover, the procedural instructions or approaches presented are not structured to facilitate training a language model in deeper reasoning, as the content lacks detailed, systematic guidelines or methodologies that could be applicable in a training scenario.


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Jenelle York of York and Spoon
Not only is Jenelle as sweet as can be, her video series are always informative and fun, plus she is a licensed nutritionist and knows her stuff! It seems like I always learn something new with her videos, and her easy-to-follow instructions are a godsend to people who are kitchen-clumsy like me! She thoroughly explains all the steps to her recipes, and she makes it so easy to follow along.
Jenelle has gone all out for Halloween this year with some kick-ass videos of tasty seasonal treats. Today, I'll be sharing her recipe for Cheesy Vegan Pumpkin Fondue! Watch below:
I highly encourage you to subscribe to her YouTube page, as well as following her on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for more updates! She has lots more Halloween goodies to come!

response:
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, such as making the Cheesy Vegan Pumpkin Fondue. While it mentions that Jenelle York offers informative and easy-to-follow instructions in her videos, it fails to present those instructions clearly, which would be necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning.


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OMG! I opened my mail box as soon as I heard bing and it was a post from Budget Bytes . I have been following Beth for over a year now and I adore how simple and budget wise her recipes are. But this one is my favourite! I absolutely love peanut butter and banana sandwiches and so do my children but having it caramelised with cinnamon flavour, amazing! Why did I not think of this? I guess some are wiser than I.
In case you hadn’t noticed from my recent posts, I have turned completely anti-sugar, there’s a blanket ban in our house. I had a dilemma, I wanted to try this recipe but by my own rules I couldn’t caramelise with sugar. I decided to just go ahead and try caramelising the banana without it, ‘couldn’t hurt to try. I sliced the bananas and started cooking them in my small pot and it was cooking and caramelising on it’s own no problem. The only problem when I made it though was that there wasn’t enough of it. We got like 2 slices and I could easily eat 4 more. I also used 100% natural peanut butter so it’s as healthy as it gets.
Prep and cooking only takes about 10 minutes so this no sugar caramelised banana and peanut butter quessadilla is perfect for breakfast, a snack or even dessert. Thank you Budget Byte for leading me to this delicious byte.
No Sugar Caramelized Banana and Peanut Butter Quesadillia
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 10 minutes
Number of servings: 1
1 flat brown bread
1 generous pinch of cinnamon
1 table spoon of organic natural peanut butter
- Slice the banana and put it in a small pot to cook. Keep stirring till the bananas are mostly mashed and cooked for about 5 minutes
- Spread the peanut butter. Top up with the banana mash. Sprinkle a generous amount of cinnamon
- Heat a skillet or grill
- Cook for about 2 minutes on each side or untill it's well toasted.
- Enjoy it as its hot

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making a no-sugar caramelized banana and peanut butter quesadilla, which allows the reader to follow along easily. However, the instructions lack detail in certain areas, such as specific quantities and techniques, which limits their effectiveness for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. For example, it does not explain the ideal consistency for the banana mash or how to ensure even cooking, which are both important for successful execution of the recipe.


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Why Are Mille Crepe Cakes So Expensive?
The first time I ever had a matcha mille crepe cake, I remember being surprised that each slice of cake cost between $9.50-$13.50 CND at the specialty dessert shops that sold it (which in Vancouver, isn’t many). By the looks alone, I knew it involved extra care to make mille crepe cakes because of the multitude of layers that comprised this special cake.
What I didn’t know was how long it actually takes to pan fry each and every single crepe needed to make up just one cake. From my own experience, each crepe took approximately 2-3 minutes to prepare and pan fry. If you take that and multiply it by the amount of crepes you’ll actually need, (in this recipe, I used 28) it will take almost 2 hours just to make the crepes alone!
Mind you, it’s not like a regular cake that you can put it in the oven, set it and forget it. You literally need to stand in front of the stove watching over the crepes the entire time so you won’t be free to use your time for other more productive endeavors like doing the dishes or cleaning the kitchen. You’ll also need to factor in the time it takes to prepare the crepe batter, wait for it to develop and after making the crepes itself, you’ll need to assemble it with filling, layer by layer. It’s very labor intensive but I adopt the same view towards it like I do for good Macaron Art – the results are well worth the challenge. (If you love matcha and would like a less challenging dessert, try my easy matcha cream cheese pound cake.)
After having made this cake everyday for a week to develop this recipe, often times, making several in one day, I really learned to appreciate the time and skills needed to make a truly good mille crepe cake.
What Makes a Good Mille Crepe Cake?
I must admit, I arrogantly thought the first crepe I made was a huge success. There were no tears in the crepe, it was ever so slightly golden brown and it tasted delicious. I thought, “Perfect! Now I just need to slap these layers together with filling and I’ve got myself a cake!” But the next day when I tried the cake after it had time to set in the fridge, I heard the dessert Gods telling me, “Oh no, not so fast, little grasshopper.” My first crepe cake was hard and not at all fluffy. Because the layers were so firm, the slice of cake broke apart as I tried to run my fork down through it. I even looked up #crepecake on Instagram to see if other crepe cakes could be broken down easily with a fork and sure enough, it can (and it should). My problem was that my crepes were too firm and way too thick! I think my first cake had about 10 layers when it really should have double that amount while keeping the height the same. I set about to rework the recipe to make the crepes less firm and utilized some other cooking techniques to make a much thinner crepe.
In short, a good crepe cake should consist of many layers of extra thin crepes filled with an appropriate ratio of filling. Assembled together, a fork should be able to easily break it down without disassembling it in the process. The texture should be soft and not too hard or chewy. And, of course, the flavor of the cake should also come through as well.
Tips on Making a Good Mille Crepe
- Allow the crepe batter to rest at least one hour before using to allow the dry ingredients to be fully saturated with liquid and to rid batter of extra air which could cause the crepe to tear.
- Use a undamaged non-stick pan to prevent crepes from tearing. They are very delicate! It doesn’t have to be fancy, just one like this 8″ one will work great.
- Butter the pan generously for the first crepe and then add a very small dab onto the pan for subsequent crepes. Use a pastry brush to spread the butter around evenly.
- Practice on a few sacrificial crepes first to find the perfect temperature, time and amount of batter needed. Use a timer to keep track of time and a small ladle to keep the batter amount consistent.
- Cook crepes on a non-stick pan on low heat. I used number 4 heat (out of 10) on my stove top. The batter should sizzle as it hits the pan but not set completely. A lower cooking temperature may be needed if the batter sets too soon.
- Cooking time will vary as you keep cooking since the pan will become hotter. It may take up to 3 minutes to cook the first few and 1.5 minutes for the last ones. The first side usually takes longer.
- Try to avoid brown spots on the back side of the crepe by watching it closely after flipping.
- Extra thin crepes are desirable for a soft and tender mille crepe. Each crepe by itself should almost be too thin to handle and translucent like a stretched out balloon. While cooking, it may take some skill and practice to flip such a thin crepe. When the edges can be picked up with silicone tongs without tearing, it can be flipped with a flat spatula.
- To make extra thin crepes, immediately before cooking, add some of the water to the batter to thin it out. The batter should look runny and not gooey. Immediately as it hits the pan, it should sizzle. Tilt the pan to swirl the batter around so it coats the pan evenly. If it sets too soon, either lower the heat or add more water. If the batter sits for too long, more water may be needed so only use half of the batter at one time.
- Place finished crepes on a cooling rack before stacking together on a plate. This will prevent them from getting soggy.
- Add an appropriate amount of filling in between each layer. Soft fillings like cream should be thin as the cake disassembles more readily without support.
- Before cutting, allow the cake to fully set by refrigerating it overnight.
This cake is not only super photogenic, it’s also very delicious with a unique texture that only a pancake crepe cake can offer. Due to the high cost and special technique involved in making such a cake, it’s not one which one can find readily at the stores. So take this opportunity to practice making such a unique cake for your next special occasion. What’s more, for those who don’t consider themselves a good baker, you don’t even have to turn the oven on for this one!
I hope you enjoy it.
Matcha Mille Crepe Cake Ingredients for 28 Crepes
- 190 ml heavy cream
- 190 ml milk
- 5 tbsp granulated sugar
- 3 large eggs
- 35 grams vegetable oil
- 120 grams cake flour
- 2 tbsp matcha green tea powder
- 6 tbsp water
- Butter for frying pan
- Matcha powder for dusting
Chantilly Cream Ingredients
- 360 ml heavy cream
- 105 grams powdered Sugar
Supplies & Tools
- Pastry brush
- 8” Round non-stick pan
- 3 Mixing Bowls
- Medium-sized pot
- Silicone tongs
- Hand held mixer
Matcha Mille Crepe Cake Instructions
- Heat milk, cream and sugar on medium heat until sugar is fully dissolved. Take off heat immediately once sugar is dissolved, do not bring to a boil.
- Allow milk and sugar mixture to come to room temperature.
- Pour into blender.
- Add egg, oil, cake flour and matcha powder into blender.
- Blend until the mixture becomes homogenous. A few pulses should do, do not over blend.
- Pour equal amounts through a sieve into two mixing bowls.
- Let rest for 1 hour or overnight in the fridge.
- Immediately before cooking, add 1-3 tablespoons of water into one bowl of the crepe batter to thin it out.
- Heat a pan on low-medium heat, using a pastry brush, coat pan generously with butter for the first crepe. Pan is ready when the butter sizzles as it hits the pan.
- Using a small ladle, pour batter onto pan, swirl the batter around until it coats the pan evenly.
- Set timer for 3 minutes. Cook first side for approximately 2 minutes. The crepe will bubble up and once the sides can be picked up with a silicone tong without tearing, the crepe can be flipped with a flat spatula. It will look slightly golden.
- Watch the second side closely. It will cook much faster, about 1 min. Remove from heat before it turns brown.
- Place on cooling rack to cool before stacking on plate.
- For subsequent crepes, coat the pan with a very small dab of butter and repeat steps #10-13.
- Once all the crepes are finished (26-28 in total), set them aside and prepare the cream filling.
Chantilly Cream Instructions
- Place a mixing bowl and beaters in the freezer to chill. It will help the cream whip better.
- Place cream in the chilled mixing bowl, then beat on low speed until the beater starts leaving light tracks in the cream. Add icing sugar.
- Increase speed to medium-high.
- Stop beating when the cream starts to get stiff and turns from glossy to matte. Do not over whip.
- Once cream is completed, use immediately.
- Spread a thin layer of cream in between each layer of crepe.
- Place in an air tight container and let set overnight.
- Before serving, dust some matcha powder onto the top layer with a sifter.
- Cut into 8 slices. Enjoy!
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Nutrition InformationYield 8 Serving Size 8 people
Amount Per Serving Calories 499Total Fat 35gSaturated Fat 19gTrans Fat 1gUnsaturated Fat 14gCholesterol 159mgSodium 107mgCarbohydrates 40gFiber 1gSugar 24gProtein 7g
This information is provided as a courtesy and is an estimate only. This information comes from online calculators. Although indulgewithmimi.com attempts to provide accurate nutritional information, these figures are only estimates.
If you’re a big matcha fan like I am, here is another matcha recipe that you’d be interested in. It’s my very Matcha-y Coconut White Chocolate Cookie recipe.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making a mille crepe cake, detailing both the preparation of the crepes and the assembly of the cake itself. Each step is logically arranged, making it easy for readers to follow and ensuring that critical information is conveyed for successful execution, which also encourages deeper reasoning about the techniques involved. The intricate details of timing, temperature, and batter consistency contribute to a structured understanding that could benefit a language model in learning procedural reasoning.


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1 Identify a location that needs a protected lane
We look for existing unprotected lanes. The best streets to convert are streets where the unprotected lane sits between moving car traffic and parked cars. These lanes can become protected by (1) moving the bike lane towards the curb and the car parking lane towards the car traffic lanes or (2) if there isn’t enough room, car parking can be removed, and the former car parking lane can become a protected lane with vertical posts & cement curbs.
We focus on the unprotected lanes that are used by the most bicyclists & micromobility users. In San Francisco, our SFMTA provides bike count stats on our busiest bike streets. We use this data to identify the busiest unprotected bike lanes. But you can probably identify the most popular streets in your city simply by riding around and talking to bike riding friends.
2. Recruit bike riders on the street you want to change.
Talk to people at intersections. Hand out cards to passing bicyclists that say “Do you want a protected lane on Main Street?” “Email me to join a People Protected Bike Lane” Find existing bike groups and social group rides; recruit people from within those groups. We’ve also found twitter to be a great place to recruit people complaining about the danger of biking on a specific street.
3. Changing a street is politics.
Fortunately, a growing number of cities have VisionZero data that can be used to make a strong case for safety. People are dying and getting seriously injured because of unprotected lanes. We focus on high injury corridors – the 13% of streets in SF where 76% of traffic fatalities & injuries occur. Your city should be tracking similar data about your most dangerous streets.
4. Partner with politicians.
Politicians are busy. They want to focus on things that already have lots of support, where the legwork is being done by someone else, and they can simply step in and hit the ball out of the park. Create popular and possible opportunities for politicians, and put their name on the success. Invite politicians to participate in your People Protected action. This is especially effective leading into election season.
5. Form alliances.
Protected lanes make streets safer not just for bike users, but for pedestrians, the accessibility community & car drivers. Protected lanes narrow crossing distances and calm the speed of cars. Speed is what kills. In SF we partner with groups like WalkSF, SF Transit Riders Union, and existing bike & scooter orgs like SFbike, Gobike, JUMP, Skip & Scoot.
6. Schedule your event for evening rush hour or on the weekend
We usually form our line on the street on weekdays by 5/5.30pm and conclude by 6.30/7pm. We prefer tuesdays, wednesdays and thursdays so as not to compete with weekend travel or social plans. It is most effective to encourage participation in a People Protected bike lane right after the standard work day. Participants can stop by on their walk or bike ride home from work.
7. Create a signup link using google forms.
Give people 1 week notice and ask them to sign up if they can attend. Tell them they can participate for as little as 20 minutes on their commute home. Post this to twitter, facebook and email/text it to friends. You will have to individually ask people to participate – it is the most effective way to get someone to commit. Don’t forget to send a reminder email the night before the action
8. Ask participants to create social media content at the event.
High quality photos & video amplify the message online. We have an assigned photographer at each event. In a group of 10 people there will be at least one who is good at taking photographs.
9. Invite press.
Research the journalists writing about streets and transportation in your town. Email them. Try to meet them in person if possible. Give them details about the history of collisions on this street, the volume of bicycle users & photo content of current road conditions. Invite them to your action. TV journalists are fine getting an invite the day before. Written reporters tend to prefer a week or a few days notice. Always email photos from your action after the event. A good photo and a quick phone call can help them write a story even if they didn’t attend. Simply: Give journalists everything they need to write a story without working too hard. They are busy – do the work for them!
Tips for the Night of your event.
- Make signs that let passing people know what you are doing. Our most popular sign reads “Protected Lanes Save Lives”
- Matching tShirts are powerful. You will look very organized. We have cheap tshirts that say “Protected Lanes Save Lives.” and cost about $8 each.
- 3 guidelines to share with each participant
- Stand on the line that separates the car lane from the bike lane. Don’t block the car lane or bike lane.
- If a car needs to enter or exit a parking spot, please make space.
- Stay safe & Have fun!
- Bring music! It is fun dancing on the line. We use this rugged speaker from Costco that is under $150
- Have one of your most trustworthy, fun & experienced people at the front of your line. Bonus points if this can be a woman or under-represented minority. This says to anyone who is thinking about participating “this group is for me!”
- We usually wait to form the line once we have 5 attendees. That is usually enough to feel safe and create a protected lane.
- When you are done – pull everyone off at the same time, and take a picture of the group to share with the world. You just did your part to help transform our streets for safe and climate conscious future!
We are available at any time to help or answer questions if you are planning your own People Protected action. Email us at email@example.com or on twitter @PeopleProtected

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

The article provides a clear sequence of steps to guide the reader through organizing a “People Protected” bike lane event, ensuring each step builds upon the previous one with logical progression. The detailed procedural instructions cover various aspects from identifying the need for protected lanes to post-event follow-ups, which are well-structured for training a language model to reason about urban planning and community engagement effectively. Each step includes actionable advice and context, enabling deeper reasoning about both the logistics of execution and the underlying goals of promoting safer streets.


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One of my favorite holidays of the year is coming up. I’m not that into the mushy gushy stuff about Valentine’s Day, but I love desserts. If you ask anyone who knows me well, one of my biggest weaknesses is my sweet tooth. I’ve been trying to come up with some healthier alternatives to my favorite desserts, or just healthier desserts in general because at least there’s a little less guilt if what you’re eating isn’t super terrible. That’s why I’m sharing these yummy chocolate dipped berries.
This recipe is really easy to make and relatively guilt-free in terms of desserts. You can eat half this batch and still be better off than half a pint of Ben and Jerry’s ice cream, which to me is a win because it is all too easy to sit down and eat half a pint of that stuff. Not only that, but these are vegan friendly (just make sure your chocolate is vegan!), and you can customize the toppings however you like. I prefer plain berries, but you can put chopped nuts, toasted coconut, sprinkles, powdered sugar, you name it.
What you’ll love about these easy chocolate dipped berries?
- The title says it. They’re easy. Melt together the coconut oil and chocolate and then dip the berries.
- Vegan friendly. Make sure your chocolate is vegan and you have a healthy(ish) vegan dessert.
- People love chocolate dipped fruit. You can make these for a party, date night, or even just as a snack.
- They are a light dessert. Rather than eat a rich chocolate cake, have a few chocolate covered berries.
How to make these chocolate covered berries?
- Wash the berries well and dry with paper towels. Leave them out to dry for at least one hour to ensure there is no residual moisture.
- Melt the chocolate and coconut oil in a microwave safe dish. Microwave for 30 second intervals, stirring between until all the lumps are melted.
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or silicone baking mat.
- Dip each berry and use a spoon to drizzle chocolate over hard to reach areas.
- Lay them on the baking sheet and repeat for all the berries.
- Add any toppings (drizzle white chocolate or crushed peanuts).
- Place the baking sheet in the fridge for at least 30 minutes for the chocolate to set.
- Serve or store for up to 3 days in the fridge.
Valentine’s Day Themed Vegan Chocolate Dipped Fruit
- 1/4 cup chocolate
- 1 tsp coconut oil
- 10 strawberries
- 20 raspberries
- 1 tbsp crushed cashews or peanuts (optional)
- 1 tbsp melted white chocolate (optional for drizzling)
- Wash and dry the fruit well. Allow the fruit to dry at least an hour prior to dipping to prevent any remaining water from getting between the chocolate and the fruit.
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or a silicone baking mat.
- In a microwave safe dish, melt together the coconut oil and the chocolate. Do this in 30 second increments to prevent burning.
- Mix it well to prevent any lumps.
- Dip each fruit and use a spoon to drizzle chocolate on hard to reach areas.
- Place the dipped fruit on the lined baking sheet.
- Repeat for all the fruit (this will make about 10 strawberries and 10 raspberries or a mix of that).
- Once they’re dipped, put any toppings on (nuts or drizzle).
- Place the sheet in the fridge for at least 30 minutes to allow the chocolate to set.
- Serve fresh or store in the fridge for up to 3 days.
These would go great after a yummy salad, such as this pomegranate kale Holiday salad. Let me know what you thought of these in the comments below! Did you use any toppings, if so what did you use?

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through the process of making chocolate dipped berries, making it easy to follow. Each step is numbered and detailed, which encourages deeper reasoning as a language model would need to understand not just the sequential process but also the rationale behind ensuring the berries are dry and the chocolate is melted carefully to avoid burning. The instructions are structured to be straightforward and informative, allowing for successful replication of the task.


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Homework for the kids: go fetch fruit for Mr. Littée and the trimaran!
We returned the following morning to receive a big box of fruit in appreciation for the lesson that Pierre taught. There were several big pamplemousse (the sweet Polynesian grapefruit), limes, oranges, and a pile of “pommes”, which reminds us of an apple mixed with a jicama.
The class’ teacher Felix is also the school director. In a casual lime green singlet, with the ubiquitous Marquesan tattoo on his forearm, he invited Pierre and crew to his office, where he made a proposal: “Pierre, let’s swap roles for a semester! I’ll teach your class in America, and you come to Vaitahu to be school director.”
Pierre wasn’t quite ready to migrate to Tahuata – after all, he wasn’t sure if Felix would be able to pour drinks at Cavallo Point, which is Pierre’s night job. They compromised and decided to connect their two classrooms as pen pals. The kids are looking forward to practicing their English with new friends in California!
Photo: Pierre and Chris with the Vaitahu class. Chris is also a teacher in middle school English in Monterey, CA.
It was just supposed to be a brief school visit to meet the kids. Next thing you know, Pierre took over and began teaching a class to the oogle-eyed 8 year olds.
Do you guys know the Fibonacci series? asked Mr. Littée. No? Well heres how it goes, he scribbled in animated style on the white board, alternating between English (which they were learning) and French (which the kids speak at school). The class teacher and school Principal, named Felix, would chime in occasionally in Marquesan to add explanations.
We were in Vaitahu, the main village of the island of Tahuata. It is located just North of Hapatoni, about a mile up, nestled in a large open bay. The class was a mix of 3rd to 5th graders; Pierre happens to be a third grad teacher back at San Rafael, California. Within a few minutes there was a crowd of kids from the next door classroom coming to watch Mr. Littée.
The kids were loving it! Our little meet-and-greet had turned into a 45 minute classroom experience. Leave it to Mr. Littée to share his love of teaching everywhere he goes.
Some meals get etched into our memory banks. This is one of them!
Tahina made us a Marquesan extravaganza with four fish dishes, each better than the last: poisson cru, grilled fish, sashimi, and tuna carpaccio. The side dishes included a delicious breadfruit salad and fei (the local variety of plantain).
All the food came from around the island and was simply divine. Talk about “moan of approval”…
To complete the five star service, we all got showers and fresh laundry. How often do you leave a restaurant smelling better than when you arrived?!
The night was capped with card games, magician tricks by Pierre, ukulele songs by Tahina, and Captain K passing out from food coma on the hostess’ bed. All very reminiscent of a fine Thanksgiving feast back home!
Ps. Deena and Spencer met Tahina during our first visit to Hapatoni, island of Tahuata. You guys were here with us in spirit!
This sweet lady made us a true feast for dinner. Tahina worked in a restaurant in Tahiti for several years and is a incredible chef… She returned to her native village of Hapatoni when her sister fell ill. She also did a few loads of our laundry in exchange for perfume and lotion! Here she is shown strumming the ukelele with her nephew singing along. The village of Hapatoni feels like a big happy family.
The village of Hapatoni, on the south-western tip of Tahuata Island, is known for its artisans, especially wood and bone carvers. We were coming for other reasons: to pick up our laundry and eat food! To build up an appetite, we hiked up the mountain. The village is on the bottom left, with a wharf for small boats. Aldebaran is anchored on the right side of the picture, over a mile away; elsewhere in this bay is too deep for comfortable anchoring. The steep mountainsides that surround this village plummet into the ocean. In the distance to the north, the island of Hiva Oa is visible.
Summer vacations: one of the nicest perks of being a school teacher! Chris looks like he’s as far from his home in Monterey, CA, as is possible… 80 degree water and air temperatures being the notable differences, along with the coconut trees on the beach. First day in Tahuata Island, Marquesas Archipelago
Manta Rays are sometimes very shy, and sometimes very gregarious. We’ve had the best luck spotting them when we are paddling around. Perhaps they aren’t too keen on the sound of the boat motor.
In Hanavave, Sabrina and I were paddling our SUPs in the early morning and came across a school of 6-8 Manta Rays, feeding in the shallows by the point. We wished we had our snorkel and masks!
That afternoon all four of us went looking for them aboard the Lambordinghy. No luck! We snorkeled around a big arch, watching small colorful fish around the rock walls.
We went to the opposite side of the bay to look for Mantas. The fish were very sparse. Furthermore, the water was fairly turbid due to river sediment. This seems typical near shore in the Marquesas; hence this archipelago is not well-known for snorkeling.
On the other hand, the currents at this latitude bring a lot of plankton to the surface. This doesn’t help the visibility, but it attracts a lot of pelagic (open ocean) marine life. This is why Manta Rays are fairly common here, along with deeper water fish like tuna.
As the light was fading, we were just going to have a final swim. Our skiff was drifting along and Sabrina jumped in the water. She immediately poked her head out of the water:
“Mantas, directly below us!”
I plunged into the water. Deena and Spencer quickly fumbled and put on their masks, leaning precariously over the dinghy’s edge. We all saw the two Manta Rays just six feet below Sabrina. They did a slow sweep by her, then gently flipped upside down and went into deeper water.
“Whoa!” We all exclaimed. “They were so close!” It was wonderful to have a brief moment in the proximity of the elusive Manta Rays.
Although the Marquesas isn’t well known for its diving, there is one marine animal that loves to cruise its steep shorelines: the Manta Ray.
We heard Mantas were around Tahuata, but they remained elusive. We wanted to try a new strategy here: use night lights to attract the plankton, Mantas’ favorite food.
This was also Deena’s first time snorkeling at night. It is always exciting to jump into the dark ocean, so full of foreboding mysteries and scary critters that you can’t see. Like the boogies monster under the bed, however, such fears are usually unfounded, and we get to see a new twilight world underwater.
Schools of fish were attracted to our lights. A tiny juvenile fish (called a moorish idol) deciding to be our friend; he kept trying to scamper into Spencer’s shorts. A weird marine worm came hitchhiking in Sabrina’s wetsuit, the cause of a long study afterwards.
Although we didn’t find the Mantas on this snorkel, the night time discoveries didn’t disappoint!
The island of Tahuata is a perfect escape from Atuona Harbor, just 7 nautical miles away. We spent a very relaxing four days there. Between its uninhabited bays and two villages, which are renown for their fine craftsmanship, there is a bit of everything.
Tahuata is a small island lacking large rivers. With less sediment flowing, water clarity is better and several beaches are sandy and idyllic. This is somewhat rare in the Marquesas, a land of extreme topography!
What isn’t rare around here are rainbows. We’ve never seen so many…! Almost every afternoon the sun sets in the west and illuminates the dark rain clouds piling in the eastern slopes of the mountains.
Rainbows are in a special category – no matter how many you’ve seen, they never get old. Every rainbow is a joy to witness, especially from the comfort of our cockpit.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not present a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task, nor does it contain well-structured procedural instructions that would aid in training a language model. Instead, it primarily details personal experiences and anecdotes related to travels and interactions in Tahuata, lacking the necessary clarity and detail expected in procedural writing aimed at fostering deeper reasoning.


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We’re pretty sure most Americans will find any excuse to add avocado to their meal. Be it an avocado toast with a fried egg for breakfast, or a hamburger topped with guacamole. Let’s not leave out all the Happy Hours enjoyed at our neighborhood Mexican cantina alongside chips and guac. But did you know that to make just one little sliver of avocado it requires 4.1 gallons of water?
Not that our avocado trees are producing anything other than a full fruit (yes, it is considered a fruit) However, it is good to have in mind how much water goes into the crop before tossing that extra sliver into the trash.
Be mindful. Save Water.

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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 offers general information about avocados and water conservation without structured instructions. Additionally, the content lacks detailed procedural instructions that could serve as a basis for training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it primarily focuses on a casual discussion about avocados rather than systematic processes or decisions.


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If the Chicago Blackhawks’ confusing one-year offer to Corey Crawford wasn’t indication enough that they didn’t want to keep him, then their failure to fight any harder for him should have made it clear. Obviously, Crawford is not part of the organization’s future plans. However, his impact playing in the crease will be impossible to forget.
Athletes moving on to new teams is normal. It happens. Yet, it doesn’t mean it’s easy to digest for fans who have witnessed their greatness along the way. Although Crawford never seemed to get the level of attention or admiration he deserved while wearing a Blackhawks jersey, what he accomplished during his tenure is legendary.
Making a Statement in His Rookie Season
Crawford took over Chicago’s net as their undisputed started in 2010-11. The Blackhawks had just won their first Stanley Cup since 1961 and were looking to build on that dominance. Crawford stepped in and earned a record of 33-18-6 with a .917 save percentage (SV%), a goals-against-average (GAA) of 2.30, and four shutouts.
The impressive campaign earned Crawford a spot on the NHL All-Rookie Team. Players often make their mark when they enter the league, only to fail to reclaim their early production in later seasons. That couldn’t be further from the truth for Crawford, who was influential in the franchise’s unprecedented success.
Successful Seasons With the Blackhawks
In 13 seasons with the organization, and nearly 500 games played, Crawford accumulated a record of 260-162-53, ranked third in franchise history, behind Tony Esposito and Glenn Hall; Esposito racked up 418 wins through 873 contests, nearly twice as many games as Crawford. Hall is only 16 wins ahead with 276, yet had over 100 additional opportunities having played in 618 games.
Crawford leaves the organization with a .918 SV% and 2.45 GAA. Compared to other former Chicago goalies, who played at least 100 games, Crawford’s overall GAA is tied for second in franchise history while his SV% sits alone on top. His 26 shutouts are also impressive.
Playoff Performer Like No Other Before Him
Crawford is in a league of his own when it comes to playoff success for the Blackhawks. His 52 postseason victories rank first on Chicago’s all-time list which is remarkable given the number of great goalies who have suited up for the franchise. Crawford ranks among the top-20 for playoff victories in NHL history.
Most impressive is that Crawford is the only goalie in the franchise’s over 90 seasons to capture two of the six Stanley Cup wins in team history. He was a major part of their dynasty through the 2010s, helping them capture the Cup in 2013 and 2015. In those runs alone, he went 29-13 while saving 92.8% of the shots he faced and letting in only 2.08 goals per game.
Additional Accomplishments Along the Way
It’s one thing to have been a member of the Blackhawks’ prolific offense that seemed to outscore every opponent throughout the decade. Yet, Crawford crafted a different story with his ability to keep the puck out of the net during this time.
He earned the William M. Jennings Trophy twice as part of the tandem to allow the fewest goals against in 2012-13 and 2014-15. Of the 2,430 shots thrown his way in those two seasons, he turned away 2,247 of them.
As Crawford prepares to suit up for the New Jersey Devils to kickoff the 2020-21 season, their fans hope he can continue to post wins. If the Devils can build a successful team to complement his competitive nature, there’s no telling how much more he’ll be able to accomplish in his post-Blackhawks years.
Best Blackhawks Goalie of All-Time
Considering Crawford’s achievements in his 13 years with the Blackhawks, we cannot overlook the legacy he leaves behind. He may not lead every all-time category, but the collection of his accomplishments is untouchable.
The most recent Blackhawks star to make their way into the Hockey Hall of Fame is Marian Hossa. Whether Crawford can add enough to his resume by the time he retires to join his former teammate is yet to be seen. However, if he hung up his skates tomorrow, he has undoubtedly done enough to earn the title as the greatest goalie in Blackhawks’ history.

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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 offers a narrative overview of Corey Crawford's achievements with the Chicago Blackhawks. The instructions are not structured in a procedural manner and lack the detailed clarity that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as they primarily focus on historical facts and personal achievements rather than a guided approach to any specific task.


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Chipotle Nourish Bowl
A sheet pan meal packed with flavor!
1. Heat oven to 450°.
2. In a small bowl, combine 1/4 cup chipotle peppers, thyme, honey, garlic powder and olive oil. Stir to combine.
3. Place Brussels sprouts in a separate bowl and toss with 1 tablespoon chipotle mixture. Arrange Brussels sprouts in a single layer on foil lined baking sheet. In the same bowl, repeat this process for red peppers, garbanzo beans, cauliflower and kale adding 1 tablespoon of chipotle mixture to each ingredient separately, toss to coat completely. Arrange each ingredient separately in a single layer on baking sheet.
4. Place baking sheet in oven and roast for 15 minutes or until all vegetables are golden brown and tender.
5. For the dressing, whisk together remaining 1 tablespoon chipotle peppers, hummus, lime juice and water; reserve.
6. Assemble the bowls by dividing roasted vegetables into two separate bowls, each ingredient should have their own separate space. Drizzle reserved dressing over ingredients and garnish each bowl with green onions, parsley and avocado. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Tip. If the spicy hummus is too spicy, replace it with your favorite flavor hummus!
Recipe Courtesy of Chef Audrey, ALDI Test Kitchen
Calories 620 Total Fat 36g Sodium 630mg Total Carbohydrate 66g Fiber 12g Sugars 28g Protein 13g
Recipes that are Better For You
These recipes are healthier options, crafted with ingredients that are naturally lower in sodium, fat or sugar than traditional recipes.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making a Chipotle Nourish Bowl, guiding the reader through the process with numbered instructions. However, while the steps are structured, they lack sufficient detail and complexity to support deeper reasoning or advanced training of a language model, as they primarily focus on straightforward cooking instructions without encouraging analytical thought or exploration of underlying concepts.


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There are times when designing a backup power plan that our projects team will recommend a UPS system combined with a standby power generator. There are several differences between these two devices and whilst an uninterruptible power supply can be used without a generator to protect IT servers and network devices, a generator cannot provide the same level of protection in terms of a break-free and as pure an output supply.
Generators may be diesel or liquid petroleum gas (LPG) powered and can be installed to operate in ‘Prime Power’ or ‘Standby Power’ mode. In Prime mode, the generator powers the load constantly and the mains power supply (if present) is used as a back-up power supply. In Standby mode, the generator is only powered up when the mains power supply fails.
UPS systems provide two types of power protection. When the mains power supply is present, the UPS will provide filtering of spikes and electrical noise and smooth out sags, surges and brownout conditions. When the mains power supply fails, the uninterruptible power supply will provide power to the connected load from a stored energy source; normally a valve regulated lead acid (VRLA) maintenance free or lithium-ion battery set.
The UPS may be a standby, line interactive or on-line system. On-line uninterruptible power supplies are recommended for critical IT loads due to the quality of their output waveform and continuity; whether powered via the mains power supply, battery set or a standby power generator. This type of UPS is often referred to as a ‘double-conversion’ (AC-DC-AC) or ‘triple-conversion’ (AC-DC-DC-AC) system.
In an online UPS, when the mains power supply is present, a rectifier-charger section converts the incoming mains power supply AC (alternating current) to a DC (direct current) supply which is used to power a battery charging circuit and the output inverter. The inverter ‘inverts’ the DC power to create a digitally generated AC sinewave output from which to power the connected loads. Should the mains power supply fail or fluctuate, the inverter is supplied DC power from the battery set. Capacitance within the UPS is used to ensure a ‘no-break’ supply to the input of the inverter section and the load is supplied a pure and uninterrupted supply. An on-line UPS also features a built-in automatic bypass switch. Should the inverter output waveform start to collapse due to an internal fault or overload short circuit, the bypass switch instantaneously transfers the connected load to mains power or generator supply (whichever is present).
As a standby generator can take several seconds to come up to full speed (power), it is normal practice in critical infrastructure environments to use a generator and UPS system combination.
The UPS system is installed in-line between the mains power supply and the load(s). A generating set is connected to the mains power circuit and monitored via an automatic mains failure (AMF) panel. When the mains power supply fails, the AMF panels signals the generator to start. The UPS uses its battery set to power the load until the generator can provide a sufficiently stable supply in terms of voltage and frequency. At this point the UPS synchronises to the generator output and the remaining battery charge conserved or recharged.
When the mains power supply returns and proves stable, the UPS synchronises to the waveform of the mains power supply. Once connected the generator is instructed to power off and the UPS now supports the critical load. The battery set is recharged, and the generator is in standby mode once more awaiting then next power interruption or outage.
If a generator can take up to 30seconds or less to reach full power, why are uninterruptible power supplies installed with 10-30minute batteries? One answer to this is that it is difficult to size a UPS battery to provide only 1-2minutes of backup power. In this instance supercapacitors or a DC flywheel can provide alternative power sources to UPS inverter.
Up to 30minutes is quite a common battery runtime requirement in server room and datacentre environments. In practice the period of up to 30minutes is not long enough to power down a larger server facility or datacentre. However, this period can provide enough time to investigate a generator start-up failure. This is not uncommon and may be due to a low charge on the starter battery or a breaker left open from a generator service visit. For this reason it is normal practice to start-up a generator once a month for testing and to provide 6monthly preventative maintenance visits by certified engineers.
Critical IT loads cannot be connected directly to the output a generator due to the start-up period which can result in a power outage to the load. The output from the generator during start-up and power down can also present electrical noise and spikes to the critical load power supply. The use of a UPS system between the critical load and the generator provides filtering and protection from these types of electrical disturbances as well as a stable output supply (using battery power) as the standby generator is brought into and out of circuit.
UPS and generator combinations have traditionally been the most popular choice for short and long-term power outage protection in server rooms and datacentre applications. New developments such as lithium-ion batteries and local renewable power generation are providing further options as their technologies develop.
Power cuts are inevitable and within a server room or datacentre environment the results can result in system downtime, erroneous errors and hardware failures. The electricity utilities continue to invest in their critical infrastructure to ensure that power outages are quickly identified and corrected. Substations are automated to rapid response power redistribution and engineering teams can be quickly despatched to sites.

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**Step-by-step: No**

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through completing a specific task. While it describes the concepts and operations of UPS systems and generators, it lacks explicit procedural instructions or a structured format to effectively guide a reader through a process.

**Training: No**

The article, while informative about UPS and generator systems, does not contain well-structured procedural instructions suitable for training a language model in deeper reasoning. The information provided is primarily descriptive and lacks the detail and clarity necessary to build generalizable reasoning or procedural understanding. Instead of clear, actionable steps, it focuses on explaining concepts without instructing on how to implement or evaluate them.


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JEE Main Answer Key 2020 (Released) - Check JEE Main Official Answer Key Here
NTA has released the official answer key of JEE Main 2020 September exam, along with the question papers, which were held between 1-6 September.
JEE Main Answer Key 2020: NTA has released JEE Main Answer Key for Paper 2. You can check the direct link below to check the JEE Main Answer Key for Paper 2 below. NTA has released the official answer key of JEE Main 2020 September exam, along with the question papers, which were held between 1-6 September. Students can now check the answer key by visiting the official website of NTA JEE Mains. To access the answer key through login, candidates need to enter their Application Number and password/Date of birth to access the provisional answer key.
Students can challenge the wrong questions/answers if they find any discrepancy. Challenge can be raised till 10th September (10 AM), and INR 200 has to be paid for each objection. Payment will be accepted till 5 PM of September 10, 2020.
|Papers||April/September Answer Key|
|B.E/ B. Tech||Download Here (Official Answer Key)|
|B.Arch & B.Plan||Download Here (Official Answer Key)|
Find the direct link to view answer key of JEE Main & screenshot of public notice released by NTA on their official website below.
JEE Main official Answer key 2020 released
JEE Mains September Answer key: How to Check & Download
- Visit the official website & click on answer Key
- Use your Application number and Password/ Date of Birth as Login credentials
- JEE Main September 2020 answer key will be displayed on the screen
- Download & Check the answers.
Procedure for challenging the wrong questions/answers
- Please go to website https://jeemain.nta.nic.in
- Click ‘Challenge (s) regarding Answer Key’
- Login with your Application Number and Date of Birth and enter Security Pin as displayed and Submit.
- Click ‘Challenge(s) regarding Answer Key’.
- The ID next to the question under the column ‘Correct Option’ stands for the correct Answer Key to be used by NTA.
- If you wish to challenge this option, you may use anyone or more of the Option IDs given in the next four columns by clicking the checkbox.
- You may want to upload supporting documents in which you can select ‘Choose File’ and upload (all documents to be put in a single pdf file).
- After clicking your desired option, for (Numerical Ability and Analytical Aptitude, Reasoning and Logical Deduction, General Knowledge and Current Affairs, (Numerical Ability and Analytical Aptitude, Reasoning and Logical Deduction, General Knowledge and Current Affairs, English Language, Aptitude for Service Sector) scroll down, ‘Submit your Claims’ and move to next screen.
- You will see a display of all the Option IDs you have challenged.
- Click on ‘Save your Claim and Pay Fee Finally’.
- Select Mode of Payment and Pay your processing fee @ Rs.200/- for each question challenged. Make payment through Debit/Credit Card/Net Banking.
JEE Main result and cutoff is expected to be released by September 11. Race is not over yet, we are just 15 days away from JEE Advanced, don’t loosen the grip and continue with the same motivation.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through the process of checking the JEE Main answer key and challenging any discrepancies, making it easy to follow. The procedural instructions are well-structured and detailed, ensuring that candidates understand the necessary actions to complete the task effectively, which can also help in training a language model to comprehend and execute multi-step reasoning.


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To create an email account: Log into your cPanel and click Email Accounts. Type the email...Creating FTP Accounts
An FTP account is used to upload and manage files on your web site. By creating unique FTP...How to Log Into cPanel
How to Access Your cPanel cPanel is used for managing your web hosting account and is available...

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task, as it appears to be a fragmented collection of topics without coherent procedural instructions. Furthermore, the content lacks detailed explanations necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it does not elaborate on the steps involved in creating an email or FTP account in a structured manner.


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Sidify Music Converter
The Verse, Fitbit's latest wearable device, is a compact, lightweight smart watch and fitness tracker with nice looking and friendly design. One of the best features is the ability to download and listen to music on it without taking your phone nearby. Deezer and Pandora are the streaming music services launched on Fitbit Versa, and you just need to activate the subscription to Premium and sync the streaming music to this wearable device.
But many users complained that Fitbit Versa does not support Spotify, so this is very frustrating for these people who use Spotify as their default streaming music service.
So how to download Spotify music to your Fitbit Versa?
Firstly, you can add a vote for Spotify support, but before the partnership finally reached, you can use a third party software – Sidify Music Converter to download your favorite Spotify music, playlist or podcast to MP3, then transfer and store Spotify music on the Versa. Now, let's look at how to download and transfer Spotify music, playlist or podcast to Fitbit Versa and listen to them on the whist without needing your phone.
Sidify Music Converter
Step 1Run Sidify Music Converter
Run Sidify Music Converter on computer after installation. Spotify app will be launched o the background automatically.
Step 2Add Spotify Music or Playlist
Click on icon at Sidify main interface, and an adding window will pop up. You can drag & drop a song or playlist from Spotify to this adding window directly. Or you can copy and paste Spotify song or playlist link to the clipboard.
After Sidify Music Converter successfully analyzing the song or playlist link, you can click "OK" to check the audio files you added.
Step 3Choose the Output Format
Tap on the Setting button at the upper right corner, and a smaller window will pop up to let you choose the output format (MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV), conversion mode, output quality (320 kbps, 256 kbps, 128 kbps) and output path.
Note: For better organizing your music library, you can save the output audio into organized folder like Artist, Album, Artist/Album, or Album/Artist. Otherwise, the output audio will be saved into one folder.
Step 4Start Downloading Spotify Music
Click on "CONVERT" button to start downloading track, playlist from Spotify as MP3 or another output format you prefer.
After the conversion completed, you can click on the "Converted" button to find the well downloaded Spotify music.
You have downloaded Spotify music as local files with Sidify Music Converter, and now you just need to upload them to Fitbit Versa by following the steps below.
Step 1Click the Start button on your PC and open the Microsoft Store. Then search for "Fitbit app". After you find it, download and install it to your computer.
Step 2Open Fitbit app on your PC and log in your Fitbit account. And make sure that Versa and your PC are able to connect to the same Wi-Fi network.
Step 3On PC, open the Fitbit app and click the "Media" icon, then click "Personal Music" from the left panel.
Step 4On Versa, open the Music app and then tap "Transfer Music". Note that you may need to scroll down to see the transfer button. Then wait a few moments for Versa to connect.
Step 5Once your Verse connected to computer, a prompt will be shown to let you follow the on-screen instructions on your computer to choose the local music you want to upload to your watch. After you choose a playlist, the download will start automatically.
After the download is completed, you can pair Bluetooth headphones or a speaker to Versa and open the Music app to listen to your Spotify music. You do not need to take your phone and computer nearby in order to listen to music from the Music app.
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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps guiding the reader through the process of downloading and transferring Spotify music to the Fitbit Versa. Each step is well-defined and logically follows the previous one, which encourages deeper reasoning as users can follow the detailed instructions without confusion. Additionally, the structured nature of the instructions, including options for output formats and organizing files, adds depth to the procedural task, making it suitable for training a language model in procedural reasoning.


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Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri has backed Ross Barkley to be a star for club and country, as quoted by Sky Sports.
The former Everton man has enjoyed a rejuvenation under the guidance of the Italian coach this season, forcing his way back into Gareth Southgate’s England squad and scoring his first goal for the Blues in Sunday’s 3-0 victory over Southampton.
Barkley initially struggled for opportunities at Chelsea after signing for the club in January, with opportunities in the final months of Antonio Conte’s reign at Stamford Bridge limited.
However, he has since proven himself under Sarri, providing an assist for Eden Hazard as well as finding the net against Southampton, and the former Napoli boss told Sky Sports he believes the 24-year-old can be a star.
“I am really happy with him. He has improved week by week, day by day and match by match. He had a very serious injury in the last two seasons, he is improving day by day and I think the best will come.
“I said from the first day that he has great physical and technical quality. But you have to improve from the tactical point of view and now he has improved I think. Potentially, he is a great player. He has quality – very important quality from the physical point of view. From the technical point of view, he is improving tactically.
“He will become a very important player, and for the England national team.”

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing any specific task; instead, it offers commentary on Ross Barkley's development under coach Maurizio Sarri. Additionally, the instructions regarding Barkley's improvement are not structured as procedural instructions that would guide training for deeper reasoning in a language model. The information presented is more qualitative analysis and opinion rather than a set of detailed steps or directives.


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August 21, 2019 - Realtors Wood & Wine FUNDRAISER
DEADLINE TO RESERVE SEAT: 8/7/19
Please join us for a fun Pulp & Pine DIY Workshop FUNDRAISER for Madison County Division of Realtors!
This DIY Workshop will be held at Pulp & Pine’s new studio in Anderson. (303 Alexandria Pike).
You will be making WOOD DOOR HANGERS! Please take a look at our Design Gallery to decide which door hanger design that you would like to make. Then scroll down this page and in the customization box, describe which door hanger that you want, then add to cart and pay.
We are looking forward to DIY’ing with you!!
In this workshop, you'll be able to customize your project by picking from over 40 non-toxic paint and stain options.
PLEASE NOTE that once your reservation is placed, NO CHANGES can be made to your customization's or design choices. The pictures shown are just general ideas of how the project can be done, you have the choice to customize the paint and stain colors anyway you like with our options at the workshop.
Remember- no skill is needed, we walk you through every step. It’s a fun easy night and you get to take home your completed project!
Because this workshop involves wood, you can expect your project to be full of character featuring knots, cracks, chips and other natural blemishes.
PLEASE REVIEW THE RETURN POLICY IN YOUR CART BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH PAYMENT.

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

The article lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps that would guide the reader through the process of making a reservation or participating in the workshop. The instructions provided are more general and descriptive rather than structured, lacking detail for deeper reasoning or procedural training for a language model, as they do not break down the process into discrete, comprehensible actions.