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Logging into Cox Homelife Mobile App
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Learn the process to login to the Cox Homelife mobile app using either an iPhone or Android device.
Follow these steps to login to the Cox Homelife mobile app on iPhone and Android devices.
User Name and Password
If you have trouble logging in with user name and password, check your settings.
Cox Homelife must be selected on the Settings screen. If Cox Homelife is not selected, an error message displays.
Open the Cox Homelife mobile app.
Result: The Login screen displays.
Note: Make certain the green checkmark displays next to the Cox Homelife server name and if it doesn’t, then tap Cox Homelife to move it from the Demo server to Cox Homelife server.
To return to the Login screen, tap Home.
You may now enter your user name and password.
Your login for the Cox Homelife Subscriber Portal and mobile app are the same. If you forget your username or password, click the appropriate link on the Subscriber Portal Sign In page to begin the process of retrieving your username or resetting your password. Follow the instructions on the web pages or email messages associated with this process to restore your access to the web portal and mobile app.
Setting and Using the PIN
With the Cox Homelife mobile app, you have the option of logging in with a four-digit PIN. The PIN will allow you to bypass the user name and password while still providing a level of security.
To set up the PIN, follow the steps below.
On the Settings screen next to PIN login, tap Enable.
Result: The Set a PIN screen displays.
- Use the number keys to enter a four-digit PIN number.
Result: The Confirm your PIN screen displays.
- Reenter the PIN number.
Result: The Enter your PIN screen displays.
Note: This is the screen you see when you open the Cox Homelife mobile app.
To enter your PIN, use the number keys.
To use your user name and password, tap Use password login.

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The No. 1 Concordia Eagles opened GSAC play in 2014 with two wins on Saturday afternoon, March 8, over Hope International, 6-1 and 9-1 in five innings, at Eagles Field in Irvine, CA
In game one, it took some late runs by the Eagles, but they won comfortably 6-1. Brittani McGue (JR, Modesto, CA) improved to 10-0 for Concordia, scattering seven hits allowing only one run, with five K's in the game. Reliever Liz Gonzalez took the loss for Hope. Hannah Howell (SO, Citrus Heights, CA) and Megan Feuerstein (SO, Huntington Beach, CA) doubled for Concordia, and Emily Craig (SR, Long Beach, CA) led the day with three hits. Howell and Chanele Dresser (JR, Norwalk, CA) each had two hit days and Concordia recorded 10 knocks as a team.
Both teams stranded runners in the second, but Hope used two singles to score one in the third. The Eagles left runners on in the fourth and fifth, but Feuerstein hit a pinch-hit double with one out in the sixth. Dresser followed with a single and Howell hit a two-out single to right to tie the game. Craig singled up the middle to plate two more and Annette Merjano (SR, Auburn, CA) singled to right to make it 6-1. McGue put them down 1-2-3 in the seventh.
In game two Stevie Goldstein (JR, Garden Grove, CA) pitched five innings for Concordia, allowing three hits and one run, with three K's, to improve to 3-0. Caitrin Debaun (SR, Garden Grove, CA) hit a double and had three hits, and Hannah Howell had two hits.
The Royals opened the game with a double, which led to an early run. Debaun followed with a double in the bottom half, was sacrificed to third, and scored on a wild pitch. After a hit batter in the second, Debaun singled through the right side. Howell singled to right center to score both. The Eagles put six across in the third. Lauren Rodriguez (FR, Whittier, CA) singled up the middle to open the inning, and Rachel Prentice (SR, Upland, CA) and Dresser both singled. A walk brought one in, and Howell and Merjano both hit two-RBI singles. Jenna Jorgenson (SR, Laguna Niguel, CA) also brought in a run with a single to left. Goldstein allowed only one hit through the final two innings.
Concordia improved to 17-1 and 2-0 in the GSAC, three wins shy of the best start in school history. Hope dropped to 8-8 and 0-2 in conference. Concordia hosts La Sierra tomorrow at 1:00 pm at Eagles Field. Watch the live stream at http://client.stretchinternet.com/client/cui.portal#.

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Here is a heads up on the books that we’ll be using during the months of July and August 2011 for the following features: Little Books for Little Cooks, Now I Know My ABC's, and Once Upon a Book. These lists are to help you out so you can be looking for the books at your library, digging through your stacks in search of them, or order those 'must haves'!
If you are reading this post in a blog reader, be sure to click through to read the full post and see the books we have planned. :)
Little Books for Little Cooks
Now I Know My ABC's
Once Upon a Book

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By DOUG FERGUSON
AP Golf Writer
HONOLULU (AP) -- Two days into his PGA Tour career, Russell Henley was on his way to breaking a record.
Henley putted for birdie on every hole on his way to a second straight round of a 7-under 63, giving him a two-shot lead over fellow rookie Scott Langley among early starters Friday in the Sony Open. He was 14-under 126, which would break the 36-hole scoring record at this event by two shots.
"It's pretty surreal," Henley said.
In the first full-field event of the season, the rookies were leading the way. All they did on another windy, warm day along the shores of Oahu was trade places atop the leaderboard. Langley opened with a 62 and followed that with a 66. That typically would be enough to stay in the lead.
Langley said he tried to stay aggressive, and then he felt he had no choice. He birdied his last three holes to reach 128.
Unless anyone could catch them in the afternoon, they would play together a third straight time, in the last group going into the weekend. The college grads first were linked when they shared low amateur honors at Pebble Beach in the 2010 U.S. Open.
"It's never easy to back up a really good round, I kind of got off to a little slower start," Langley said. "But it was certainly nice to finish the way I did and kind of get back in it with Russ. He played so well, and I was just trying to keep pace as much as I can. To finish that way was really good."
The previous 36-hole record at the Sony Open was 128 by five players, most recently John Cook in 2002.
Among the late starters was Scott Piercy, who opened with a 64 and already was at 10 under for the tournament as he headed to his back nine.
Dustin Johnson won't get a chance to match Ernie Els as the only players to sweep the two Hawaii events. Johnson, who won last week at Kapalua, withdrew after playing nine holes because of the flu.
Chris Kirk made a pair of tap-in eagles -- a 5-iron into the wind to 3 feet on the ninth, a 7-iron with the wind to 2 feet on the 18th -- for a 62 that put him at 10-under 130 along with Tim Clark, who had a 66.
Pat Perez, working on his new attitude of seeing silver linings instead of black clouds, ran off three straight birdies early in his round for a 63 and was another shot back.
Henley took over the lead for the first time with a shot into 8 feet to a front pin on No. 2, his 11th hole of the day. With birdies on the fifth and sixth holes, it looked as though he might pull away when he stretched his lead to four shots.
Langley came to life with a 7-iron and a 20-foot birdie putt on the seventh, then a sand wedge into the par-4 eighth and more work than he wanted on the par-5 ninth, when he got up-and-down for birdie from near the hospitality tent to the right of the green.
"This feels like a Monday qualifier," Langley said of the low scores, not to mention the company he has been keeping. Langley and Henley were born two weeks apart.
They became friends after Pebble Beach when they flew together to Royal Portrush for the Palmer Cup, and they helped each other on the practice range when their games were in need of repair.
The difference was their road to the PGA Tour.
Henley won a Nationwide Tour event while still at Georgia, and then he won twice on that tour last year to easily finish among the top 25 on the money list.
Langley, a former NCAA champion from Illinois, went through a bad patch last year when he finished last in the second stage of Q-school and had no status. He kicked around the smaller tours, tried a few Monday qualifiers, and then made his way through Q-school and earned his card with two shots to spare.
They're neck-and-neck going into the weekend, both hopeful they ride their momentum.
The surprise might be Clark, who was runner-up at the Sony Open two years ago until he suffered a mysterious elbow injury that cost him a year of trying to figure out what was wrong and how to get better. He is close to healthy now, and it's starting to show.
"Obviously, I've still got to take care of myself and look after it," Clark said. "But at least coming out to the golf course, I feel like I'm pretty much 100 percent."
By DOUG FERGUSON

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It has been an exciting post-season for the Utica Comets thus far. They are ahead in the Western Conference Finals by a score of 3 games to 2 and they come home to the AUD on Tuesday night to try and advance to the Calder Cup Finals in just their second season. The amazing play of Comets goalie Jacob Markstrom has had a ton to do with their success and it finally got some national recognition. One of Markstrom's game 5 saving saves made SportsCenter's Top Ten plays, and it even came in at number one!
Sven Baertschi pulled off a natural hat trick in the second period of Game 3 on Thursday night leading the Utica Comets to a 4-1 victory and giving the team a 2-1 advantage in the Western Conference Finals.
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Where will Oswalt wind up?
Astros pitcher Roy Oswalt figures to be the center of a lot of trade discussion in the month of July. Oswalt has said publicly and the Astros have acknowledged that he has requested to be traded to a contender, and there should be no shortage of teams calling about his services.
Oswalt has 10 losses this year, but has given the Astros 13 quality starts and has been the victim of poor run support. He has a no-trade clause and would have to approve any trade the Astros make, so essentially he would have his pick of teams if the Astros choose to trade him.
But finding a team willing to take on the remainder of Oswalt’s $15 million salary this year and his $16 million salary next year, a team willing to give up top prospects in return and a team that’s in contention that Oswalt would approve a trade to will be very challenging.
The Astros would be willing to pay a portion of Oswalt’ s remaining salary if they get premier prospects they are seeking. Of course, the club isn’t obligated to trade the three-time All-Star. As general manager Ed Wade said in May: “He has a no-trade clause, not a trade-me clause.”
Oswalt is two wins shy of tying the club record of 144, so the month of July should be very interesting.
— Brian McTaggart

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This blog was created to document my journey learning to quilt by hand. However it has evolved to much more. Some of the things I blog about are: machine quilting, setting up and designing my new small home and life in general. I will add other adventures as I embark upon them.
Friday, December 27, 2013
OK haven't done much on this blog. Here is my first hand quilting project before quilting.
This will be for my daughter for next Christmas. It is a table topper.

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- 1 lb baby yellow potatoes, halved
- 2 tbsp margarine
- generous tbsp Dijon mustard
- 2-4 tbsp plain soy milk
- 1/2 tsp dill (or more if you like the dill)
1. Boil potato halves in salted water for 8-10 mins, until softened but not mushy. Drain.
2. Heat margarine in a frying pan over med-hi heat. Fry potatoes for 5-7 mins, until golden. Add mustard, 2 tbsp of soy milk, and dill and mix well. Add more soy milk until desired creaminess is reached. Serve.

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JALAPENO CHEESE FRITTERS
Makes approx. 80
1 (8-oz.) package cream cheese, softened
24 oz. Cheddar Cheese, shredded
24 oz. Monterrey Cheese, shredded
8 oz. Jalapenos, deseeded and finely chopped
1 teaspoon Lawry’s seasoning
In a mixing bowl, place softened cream cheese, shredded Monterrey, Cheddar, deseeded jalapenos and seasoning, mix well. Using a level tablespoon as measurement, measure cheese fritters. Roll into balls and place on a plate or sheet pan and set aside. Prepare breading station.
¼ cup all purpose flour
1 .5 quarts bread crumbs
1 cup water
Breading Station: In a 1/2 size foil pan place flour. In another 1/2 size foil pan, crack eggs add water. Whip to create egg wash. In another 1/2 size metal foil pan place bread crumbs. Place an empty 1/2 size foil pan next to the bread crumbs. Place the unbreaded cheese balls next to the flour. Start breading procedure.
Breading Procedure: Place 20 cheese balls into flour. Toss gently to coat. Shake off excess flour and place cheese balls into egg wash. Cover cheese balls completely with egg wash. Transfer cheese balls to bread crumbs. Toss gently to coat. Shake off excess bread crumbs and return cheese balls to egg wash. Return cheese balls to bread crumbs. Toss gently to coat thoroughly. Place on sheet tray lined with parchment paper.
Frying Procedure: Heat counter top fryer or frying pan filled with oil to 360 degrees. Fry cheese balls for about 1 1/2 minutes on until golden brown. Place fritters on a plate lined with paper towel to absorb excess grease. Serve immediately with ranch dressing for dipping.

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Monday, 20 June 2011
I travel a lot. And often, I get the comment "it must be hard to travel and stay vegan". Uh... no. You just have to be a little bit prepared. Depending where you are going (I am currently in the middle of nowhere, pretty much exactly...I think they call it Oklahoma), bringing a stash of food with you can save your ass (and your tummy). I've already posted on my standard vegan scooby snackz - but it bears reiterating that a little bit of preparation goes a long way. If you have some dried chickpeas, some dried berries, and some nuts, you can jazz up even the boringest and most iceberg lettucy of salads to be a filling meal. Add a few packs of powdered miso soup to your bag, and a bunch of powdered greens drinks, then buy some non-perishable produce when you arrive: carrots and apples are my standards. Even in the heat, they've been keeping fine in my room. I also picked up some rice cakes since I'm pretty sure that the bread at the conference isn't vegan. If you're gluten intolerant or super-picky, just pack the rice cakes in your suitcase. I also always pack a thermos, a sporknife, and some teabags (because it pisses me off to pay for a breakfast buffet where I can't eat anything). Finally, I *always* pack some fancy chocolate to share with others - this is vegan activism. I don't want people to see a deprived vegan, and when you're sitting there pulling dried chickpeas out of your bag to add to your iceberg lettuce while everyone else is eating a 3-course meal, you do stand out a little. A fancy treat can really turn the tables and make people see that you're not a martyr, and can also defuse a lot of uncomfortableness that others might be feeling (think about it - wouldn't you feel bad eating a giant piece of cake in front of someone who wasn't eating it because of allergies, but feel much more relaxed if they suddenly pulled their own dessert out? A lot of food eating is social - remember that sometimes a chocolate bar is more than just a chocolate bar.). Sure, bringing extra stuff with you means that you have to check a bag instead of going with only carry-on, but meh. It's not hard, and it's only the tiniest itsiest bitsiest bit inconvenient. Sometimes it's a little inconvenient to act in line with your morals. To all those who whinge that a few minutes of planning are needed: GROW UP already (unless you're an actual child, in which case, grow up at the usual speed, okay?).
Finally, you *can* get vegan food just about anywhere. It may not be fancy, but it will probably fill you up. Be polite. Smile. State exactly what you want, and be firm. Say please, say thank you, and leave a decent tip. Do not whine, throw a temper tantrum, or be an entitled bitch. And if that fails, pull the dried chickpeas and carrots out of your bag, accept the situation with good humor and grace, and enjoy the company (and the chocolate bar). So far, I've only failed once, which puts the chances of getting vegan food at about 67/68, if I've properly tallied my trips so far this year. Them's pretty good odds. So stop whining.
Tuesday, 14 June 2011
This recipe singlehandedly (singlebrownie-ly?) disproves the often-made (erroneous) assumption that vegan == healthy. I modified the recipe from here, making it more spicy and less sweet. And... more chocolatey. I put some of them in the freezer "for later" and discovered that they are reeeeeeeally delicious and highly addictive frozen. Especially made into a brownie sundae on banana soft-serve. I imagine they'd also be good on coconut milk ice cream, but that much coconut at once is probably lethal.
1 cup coconut oil
200g dark chocolate (I used about 80% cocoa content, leftovers from homemade bars)
1 tsp vanilla
chai spices: 1 tsp cardamom, 1/2 tsp each of cinnamon, ginger, ground aniseed and black pepper, 1/4 tsp of cloves. Optional 1/4 tsp of chili powder.
1 cup very strong black tea
1 and 1/4 cups sugar (1/2c white and 3/4 cup brown works best)
2 cups cake or pastry flour (I use whole wheat pastry flour)
1 scant cup dutch process cocoa
2 tsp baking powder (omit if you use self-raising flour)
1/2 tsp salt
3 tbsp flax seeds (ground)
1. Preheat oven to 350°F and grease an 8 x 8 pan, or use an ungreased silicone pan.
2. In a double boiler or makeshift equivalent, melt the coconut oil, chocolate squares and vanilla together. Add sugar and remove from heat.
3. Make tea (3 teabags). After it has steeped and the teabags have been removed, stir the flax into the tea. Let this sit for at least 5 mins. It will thicken into goo.
4. In another bowl, sift together the flours, cocoa, baking powder and salt.
5. When your flax mixture has thickened, add it to the chocolate/coconut oil / Now combine the chocolate/coconut oil/flax/tea mixture with the flour mixture and stir to incorporate. The batter will be less liquid than you are probably used to. Fear not.
6. Spread the batter into the greased baking pan and bake for 30-40 minutes. Test after 30 mins, but in most ovens that I've used, it takes closer to 40. I did have one very overzealous oven that used to do them in 30, though. Best to check.
7. When finished, remove the brownies from the oven, and *do not try to remove them from the pan*. They need to be completely cool before cutting them. Best is to make them the night before you need them.
I've also made these with Dove's gluten-free flour blend and tapioca flour (3:1 ratio), and they are delish, but need 1 more tbs of flax and an extra 1/4 cup or so of tea.
For the icing, I used 1 package vegan cream cheese (Sheese brand), 1/2 cup icing sugar, and 50 grams melted chai-flavored chocolate (I had some "failed" chai chocolates left over from making them for a friend) and a pinch of salt all mixed with a handblender.
Dancing for the brownies: Suzanne Vega: Nine objects of desire.

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The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps in the brownie recipe, making it easy for readers to follow along and replicate the process. Each step is detailed and logically organized, allowing for deeper reasoning, such as understanding the interactions between ingredients and the importance of timing in baking. Furthermore, the author's insights on vegan travel and food preparation also promote thoughtful consideration and planning, which are beneficial for training a language model that can engage in nuanced reasoning.


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I want to personally thank D7ana of A Philly Collector of Playscale Dolls and Action Figures for nominating me for the Versatile Blogger Award (VBA).
I received notification of the nomination on April 13, 2014. While I have personally thanked D7ana in a comment on this blog as well as on hers, I wanted to publicly thank her now.
Rules of the VBA
- Thank the person who gave you this award. That’s common courtesy. (√)
- Include a link to their blog. That’s also common courtesy — if you can figure out how to do it. (√)
- Next, select 15 blogs/bloggers that you’ve recently discovered or follow regularly. ( I would add, pick blogs or bloggers that are excellent!) I am skipping this step for reasons outlined below.
- Nominate those 15 bloggers for the Versatile Blogger Award — you might include a link to this site. (Again, I am skipping this step, but a link to the VBA site is in the previous statement.)
- Finally, tell the person who nominated you 7 things about yourself.
1. I love jazz with a strong preference for instrumental smooth jazz.
2. I listen to jazz when I work and sometimes while I read and sleep.
3. I have worn glasses since age 10, but did not begin wearing them daily until adulthood.
4. I'd rather be home than anyplace else.
5. Spring is my favorite time of year.
6. While I do not actively collect cloth dolls, I have made special OOAK cloth dolls for years and given these to special people. By special order, I sold the first one recently.
7. I would like to write at least one more book.
Because I recently nominated some of my favorite blogs after receiving the Liebster Blog Award nomination last month, I will not nominate additional blogs at this time. However, if you are a follower of this blog or just happen by and would like to draw traffic to your blog, please post the URL and or link to your blog in a comment to this post.
Thank you again, D7ana. I appreciate you!

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The article outlines a clear sequence of ordered steps required to participate in the Versatile Blogger Award process, including thanking the nominator, linking to their blog, and nominating other bloggers. However, while the instructions are ordered, they lack the depth and detail necessary to support training a language model for deeper reasoning, as the guidance is somewhat informal and does not elaborate on the rationale behind each step, which would encourage analytical thinking.


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LONDON, United Kingdom, May 15 – Danny Drinkwater struck a stunning late equaliser as Leicester City concluded their fairytale Premier League campaign with a 1-1 draw against outgoing champions Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
Cesc Fabregas’s penalty put Chelsea ahead, but Drinkwater crowned his return from suspension by levelling with a dipping 25-yard effort in the 82nd minute to ensure that manager Claudio Ranieri did not taste defeat on his return to his former club.
Beaten only three times over the whole campaign, Leicester finished the season 10 points clear of second-place Arsenal, with long-time pursuers Tottenham Hotspur a point back in third. They also equalled a club record of 12 consecutive league games without defeat.
Chelsea finished 10th, 31 points off the pace, and while Guus Hiddink said his goodbyes after his second stint as interim manager, there remains uncertainty over the future of captain John Terry.
Suspended for Leicester’s visit, the 35-year-old was set to take part in the post-match lap of honour but has yet to reveal whether he will sign the one-year contract extension that the club offered him this week.
Leicester’s players were granted a guard of honour by their hosts as they took to the pitch beneath bright sunshine in west London, while Ranieri was presented with a memento by Chelsea, the club who had sacked him 12 years previously.
While the home fans said hello again to Ranieri, they also bade farewell to Hiddink, who gives way to Italy manager Antonio Conte, and implored Terry not to end his time at the club on 703 appearances.
On minute 26 — reflecting Terry’s squad number — Chelsea fans in the Shed End held up signs bearing the number 26 as the home ground chanted: “John Terry, we want you to stay!”
The former England captain, sitting behind the dug-outs, acknowledged the display with a raised hand.
Perhaps with next season’s Champions League campaign in mind, Ranieri used the occasion to test out a new system that saw Riyad Mahrez and Demarai Gray flank lone striker Jamie Vardy in a 4-1-4-1 formation.
Vardy put two efforts wide, while Gray worked Thibaut Courtois with a firmly hit right-foot strike.
But Chelsea finished the half on top, visiting goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel twice denying Fabregas and saving spectacularly from Willian and Baba Rahman before an offside flag denied Pedro Rodriguez an opener from Willian’s low cross.
Ranieri sent on Jeff Schlupp and Shinji Okazaki at half-time as Leicester reverted to their familiar 4-4-2 shape, while Hiddink looked to the future in the second half with the introductions of Ruben Loftus-Cheek, 20, and 18-year-olds Tammy Abraham and Fikayo Tomori, who made his debut.
Fabregas broke the deadlock in the 66th minute, sending Schmeichel the wrong way from the spot after Schlupp had been penalised for flying in towards Nemanja Matic.
But Leicester, fittingly, had the final say as Drinkwater gathered a pass from Schlupp and hit a sweet drive that flashed past Courtois and into the bottom-left corner.

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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it presents a narrative about a football match. There are no procedural instructions or detailed explanations that would be beneficial for training a language model to engage in deeper reasoning. The content focuses more on game events and player performances rather than guiding readers through a structured process.


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I watched my guilty pleasure, ANTM, and it's so weird to see how far the models have changed since I first started watching the show. Bumbling, nervous and not a clue on how to model .( Plus tons of drama ). Tips on how to walk without falling down and so on. Now, this episode was a full-blown fashion show, on a catwalk four stories above a crowd wearing Diane Von Furstenburg and the prize is now the cover of French Vogue ! (or was it Italian Vogue?) Well, anyhoo, you see my point. I usually kind of think of a "title" for my blog posts. ( This one was about changes ). But mostly about the changes that I have seen in Blogdonia and within myself since starting a blog. I wouldn't have worn my staple long black skirts last fall, but now I feel comfortable showing my personal likes. I probably would have worn a version of someone else back then, bumbling, nervous and learning to walk without falling down. Growth ......... Pretty cool :)
One last go round for the Glads.
This belt just needs to be held !
And the skirt just needs to flow ;)
I'm not sure what these seed-like things are ? Kinda icky, but neat :)
I couldn't resist.

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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 reflects on personal experiences and observations regarding fashion and growth, lacking detailed procedural instructions that would be necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning. The narrative is more anecdotal than instructional, which does not encourage an analytical or systematic approach.


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How to Make It
In a bowl, stir the 1 1/3 cups flour with the sugar and salt. Using your fingers, rub the butter and shortening into the flour until the mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Sprinkle the ice water on top and stir just until combined. If the dough is sticky, work in 1 more tablespoon of flour. Shape the dough into a ball and pat it out to a 6-inch disk. Wrap in wax paper and refrigerate for at least 1 hour or overnight.
Preheat the oven to 400°. On a lightly floured surface, roll out the dough to a 13-inch circle. Transfer the dough to an 11-by-1-inch tart pan with a removable bottom. Trim the overhang flush with the rim and prick the bottom all over with a fork. Butter a large piece of foil, set it buttered side down on the dough and fill with rice or pie weights. Bake for about 20 minutes, or until the edges are golden. Remove the foil and weights and bake for about 5 minutes longer until the bottom is just cooked through. Let cool slightly. Lower the oven temperature to 375°.
In a food processor, pulse the walnuts until finely ground but not pasty. In a medium bowl, beat the butter with 1/3 cup of the sugar. Beat in the egg, rum and flour until blended. Fold in the walnuts; the mixture may look curdled, but it won't affect the tart.
Peel, halve and core the apples and cut them lengthwise into 1/8-inch slices. Transfer to a medium bowl and toss with the lemon juice, cinnamon and nutmeg.
Spread the walnut mixture evenly in the tart shell. Arrange the apple slices on top in concentric circles and sprinkle with the remaining 2 tablespoons sugar. Bake the tart for about 35 minutes, or until the apples are browned at the edges and tender when pierced with a knife. Let cool slightly on a rack.
In a small saucepan, melt the apple jelly over low heat, stirring, until smooth. (If using apricot jam, strain it after melting.) Brush the apples with the jelly. (The tart can be kept at room temperature for up to 4 hours. It can be rewarmed gently in a 325° oven.) Remove the sides of the pan and serve the tart warm.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making the tart, detailing each action needed to complete the task. However, while the instructions are straightforward, they lack the depth and comprehensive explanation necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning; the instructions are primarily transactional and do not encourage exploration of underlying concepts or rationale behind the steps.


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Caddy is a band I had absolutely no idea existed until I received an email by an eager person saying “Have a listen to this album!” (which I did). I had a quick look at the contents of the email and saw a fair bit of text. Instead of reading all that text I just looked for a link to the album (which is called Electric Hero), zoomed on over to it, pressed “play” and hoped for the best.
Phew. Not horrible!
Here’s the title track:
Caddy – “Electric Hero” (2010)
Here’s another track from the album:
Caddy – “Turn Up The Radio” (2010)
As I was listening to the album I thought, “Hmm. The band’s pretty tight, and they all play well together. The songs are well-recorded, too. Now, how to describe the music? Maybe if somebody asks, I can say that it’s punk-pop. Sort of. That band really does play well together.”
I must admit that I was thoroughly amazed when I found out that Caddy is actually just one person: a chap from Norway by the name of Tomas Dahl.
I found this out by actually reading the rest of the email.
I’ll reprint the part where I found out that ‘Caddy’ is Tomas. If I had actually bothered to read all of the email when I received it, I would have saved myself the surprise of finding out that Caddy is one man:
Who is Caddy?
Caddy is the one-man powerpoptacular music sensation, Tomas Dahl. best known for his work in such bands as The Yum Yums, Wonderfools and Turbonegro, Tomas bombarded Toproom Studio like a Norwegian Dave Grohl affinite to lay down his “angular, gutsy, guitar-fueled melodies and full-bodied harmonies”, playing every instrument, singing every single note and even producing the album himself. Born from such endurance and master craftsmanship comes the fourteen song “catchy as chlamydia” son-of-Brian-Wilson baby, “Electric Hero”. The sounds of summer have never felt so soothing nor have they entangled themselves within your amygdala to keep you feeling warm all winter long. Turn off your television set. Put on your headphones. This is music for everyone!
Well, maybe not everyone. I don’t think there’d be too many Renaissance music aficionados who’d be racing off to have a listen to Caddy. Or followers of Lithuanian folk music, for that matter. And Chopin devotees may not warm to all those guitars. (Well, it is possible, I suppose, if unlikely.)
Unfortunately, I wasn’t especially keen on the phrase “catchy as chlamydia” in that blurb. I thought that if you were describing yourself as ‘catchy’ then you’d probably want to compare yourself to something that somebody would want to catch.
But enough of my (mild) concerns. Back to the song.
“Electric Hero” gives you a general vibe about the rest of the album. (I guess it would, considering it’s the title track.) Electric Hero is full of chugging eighth-notes and ultra-distorted guitars. Well, not the entire album, but a lot of it.
So, if you’re a fan of chugging eighth-notes and ultra-distorted guitars then there’s a rather large possibility that you’ll like Electric Hero. You can hear the whole thing over at Bandcamp – or, believe it or not, here. I’ve just discovered that I can put some code in this post so you can hear the album without leaving this blog at all.
Right. There we go. Hey, that was easy.
Ain’t technology grand?

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; rather, it consists of a narrative about discovering and listening to music. Additionally, the content lacks structured procedural instructions that could facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it primarily focuses on personal impressions and opinions about the music rather than detailed, logical steps that could be followed or analyzed.


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Jokinen Named One of NHL's 'Three Stars'
Following Joe Nieuwendyk's retirement earlier this season, more of the Florida Panthers' leadership responsibilities have fallen on captain Olli Jokinen.
And he has delivered. The Panthers are 7-1-2 in their last 10 games and have climbed within six points of the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference playoff race.
Jokinen was named the NHL's "Second Star" for the week ending March 4. During that stretch, he tied for the League lead with five goals and added one assist in three games. Jokinen opened the week with three goals in a 6-5 overtime win against the Washington Capitals Feb. 27. On March 1, he scored one goal and one assist in a 2-1 overtime victory against the Dallas Stars and netted one goal in a 6-2 win against the Tampa Bay Lightning, March 3.
Jokinen leads the Panthers and ranks tied for 19th in overall in League scoring with 67 points (30 goals, 37 assists) in 66 games.
Jokinen has been captain of the Panthers for three seasons now, but always has been surrounded by a solid core of Canadian veterans to help strengthen the team's leadership.
"Olli has really matured in the past year and has found a way to step up his game," said Gary Roberts, who was traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins at the Feb. 27 NHL trade deadline. "He has been a real contributor. The way he's going, he's going to be a real star in this league for some time." Read complete article

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it focuses on a narrative about Olli Jokinen's performance as a player, without instructional content. Additionally, the procedural instructions required for training a language model in deeper reasoning are absent, as the text lacks the detailed, structured format typically found in instructional or procedural writing.


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4 : How To Place Your Order with Unlock Phone Store
5: Once we email you that your device is “Unlocked” Open the app and select
6. Your device’s IMEI number is now registered as “Eligible” to be Unlocked in
7. Your device will reboot and you can use your MetroPCS device on other Carriers.
How to Unlock Metro PCS ?
How to Unlock Acer Phone Unlock ?
How To unlock Phone ?
Unlock Phone Store serves happy customers from just about everywhere, including the USA, Europe, the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russian, India, China) Africa, and even the tiny Republic of Kiribati in the Pacific Ocean! With over 5 years’ of experience in the remote unlocking business, we have developers and suppliers from around the world.
Apple iPhone LG Blackberry Asus Nokia Alcatel Samsung Motorola Sony Huawai Kyocera HTC Instructions How to unlock Phone Store :- 1: Before Placing order check your phone Status or if you don’t know the status than contact email@example.com 2: Check you IMEI and correctly fill in the details. 3: Your […]

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

The article does provide a sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through the process of placing an order to unlock a phone, indicating a clear step-by-step approach. However, the procedural instructions lack the necessary depth and clarity that would be beneficial for training a language model in deeper reasoning; the steps are not sufficiently detailed, and some crucial information seems to be missing or incomplete.


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If you don't have Photoshop installed, we recommend you start a 30-day free trial. Download the ZIP file of your Facebook Design Kit and unzip the file, if your computer doesn't automatically. Inside the folder you will see the following files: FB PROFILE IMAGE - This is the template for your profile picture FB PROFILE HEADER - This is the template for the header image FB DESIGN DEMO - Find the instructions inside the file.
PHOTOSPHOP TRIAL - If you don't have Photoshop installed, we recommend you start a 30-day free trial by following the link.
1. Open one of the templates in Photoshop. PRO TIP: If you are adventurous, you are free to explore photoshop on your own or follow the built in tutorial. To help you familiarise yourself with their many functions, every time you hover over something, Photoshop will tell you what that is and how to use it.
2. Select an image you’d like to use. Then, drag and drop it from anywhere on your computer into the template. Make the image fit by dragging the corners of the image. Feel free to move it around if you want to highlight a specific part of the image. When you are satisfied with your result, hit ENTER. PRO TIP: If you dont want your image to stretch while resizing, hold SHIFT while moving the corners.
3. At this point, you are free to use any tools on the right side of the application window to customize your image. Click on the T icon to add text, use the U25A1.gif (shape tool) or the Brush-icon.png (brush tool), to place objects or paint parts of the image.
PRO TIP: Before Photoshop allows you to edit an image, it will want to rasterize it. A pop-up window appear, feel free to click 'OK'
4. Just like in any editing software, you will find a tool option bar at the top of your application window. Here you get to set the color and size of your font, brush or shapes.
PRO TIP: On the bottom-right of your application window you can find the Layer Panel. Every time you drag an image to Photoshop, it will appear as a new layer over existing ones. Imagine it like sheets of paper on top of each other. In the layer panel, you can put these images behind one another by draging them below and above others. You also have the option to create empty 'new layers' (transparent sheets of paper) by clicking on the New Layer button at the bottom of the Layer Bar. These are really useful, because they allow you to paint over images (on separate layers) and then delete or recolor that paint without having any effect on the picture below. By clicking on the small thumbnail of any image you added or layer you created (selecting a layer) you can decide on wihich you would like to work on.
5. Once you are happy with your image, click 'File' on the top of your application window and select 'Save As...'. You will see a pop up window with multiple options:
6. Write the name of the file in the first bar, ignore Tags and select where you would like to save your new design on your computer. Next to format select PNG from the dropdown menu and click save. The popup window afterwards already has the optimal setting thicked, by clicking 'OK' you have your file delivered!
PRO TIP: If you save you file in Photoshop format, you will always be able to come back and edit it, but remeber, you cant upload photoshop files as images.
Use this little footer to reinforce your message about who you are and why people love working with you. And since this is a global module, you only have to edit it once to make the changes across every page it appears on.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through a process of using Photoshop for image editing, making it easy to follow each part without confusion. The procedural instructions are well-structured and detailed, including multiple tips and tools available within Photoshop, which not only aids in learning but also encourages deeper reasoning about the functions and potential uses of the software.


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May I introduce? My on-going collection:
The name is inspired by the Traci's Monday posts and equally by Heather's Sequenced Hearts, two amazing and inspiring Artists.
As I mentioned yesterday it will comprise of pieces of different inspirations. No specific numbers no pressure, just what I heart at that moment, any Idea turned into jewellery.
I started a book with sketches, photos and little treasures. They are loose papers bound together by metal rings I got in Switzerland last time I was there. Since they can be opened and closed, I can add as pages as they come up...
The inspiration for my first piece:
The Langebaan Lagoon on Westcoast
And the bijoux:
Hand forged, hand milled Sterling silver, Moonstone, Amazonite, Quartz, Agate and Swarovski Cristal Neckless with leather back.
The different pieces have been finished in different treatments: sateen mat, high shine and black oxidised.
Not sure about a name yet. Any Ideas?
Will be back here soon, tell you about my knitting progress...
Off to Bed its rather late, sleep well!

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task, as it mainly reflects the author's personal musings and the creative process behind their jewelry collection rather than detailing a procedural guide. Additionally, the instructions lack the structure and specificity needed for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as they do not outline coherent procedures or techniques that can be systematically followed or learned.


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Oct 26, 2010
Oct 24, 2010
Oct 20, 2010
Oct 19, 2010
I made a few "3-0" boxes for my mom's Cathay [Pacific] event last week. My mom, along with her batch mates, was celebrating their 30 year reunion from when they began working as flight attendants for the airline. Basically, a few of my Titas getting together and doing what they do best: eating, dancing, chatting, praying & exercising (Mama Bear led morning yoga!). Cheers ladies, you're all in such happy places right now :) Oh, and I hope you enjoyed the cupcakes...
WOWZA! She can fit into the uniform from 30 years ago!
Oct 5, 2010
Oct 4, 2010
Ooey Gooey Peanut Butter :: Peanut Butter Cake studded w/ Chocolate Chips + Creamy Peanut Butter Frosting. Sweet Patti Cakes' best seller is also known to some as "crack cakes."
Seriously Chocolate :: Dark Chocolate Cake + Rich Nutella Frosting. This devishly dark chocolate cake topped with Nutella infused frosting is meant for serious chocoholics.
Oct 3, 2010
Mad about Mocha :: Dark Chocolate Cake + Cafe Latte Buttercream. Coffee and chocolate combine perfectly in these mildly sweet cupcakes that appeal to taste buds of any age.
Oct 2, 2010
Banana Bliss :: Fresh Banana Cake + Sweet Cream Cheese Frosting. Tropical bananas are the star flavor in this cupcake, which can be enjoyed any time of day.
Lotsa Lemon :: Fragrant Lemon Cake + Zesty Lemon Buttercream. This frosting-filled cupcake made with real lemons make it tart, tangy and sweet.

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 seems to recount personal anecdotes and describe various cupcake flavors without a structured procedural framework. Additionally, the content lacks detailed and organized instructions that would be helpful for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it focuses more on narrative and descriptions rather than systematic guidance.


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Thursday, January 27, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Friday, January 21, 2011
As you can assume by my title, Stella is walking! To celebrate this monumental event and to celebrate the fact that I actually made a video with music, I present a list.
1. If you haven't already heard, I made a video with music. I decided that for the girls' birthdays, I would do a video with pictures, videos and music. So I practiced with this one. It took me an hour to figure out how to add music. And I'm sure that it will take me a few weeks of You Tube tutorials for me to learn how to do the whole thing. If anyone wants to offer me a free iMovie tutorial, I'll take you up on it.
2. My baby is walking. My BABY. I can still call her this for a couple of weeks.
3. I love how Chloe is so excited that her sister is walking. She is really happy every time she sees her walk. It's really cute. And it also makes it easier for Chloe to push her down. It's a new favorite game around our house.
4. I think it's great that when Stella falls down, she gets right back up. That's my girl.
5. I also think it's great that she only stops walking to pick up a blueberry off the floor and eat it. That's definitely my girl. I'll always break to eat.
6. I also think it's great that I'm only now realizing that she picked up food off the kitchen floor and ate it. And I didn't stop her. Because that's just how I roll.
7. I made a video with music.
8. I'm super annoying.
10. That's just how I roll.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Friday, January 14, 2011
She walked to me, from me. Try that on for size.
Not officially walking everywhere as of yet, but it's coming. I can feel it. She's got that crazy look in her eye.
And I'm lacing up my running shoes as we speak.
Oh who am I kidding. I've worn them all day anyway.
I seriously need to stop wearing my workout clothes all day.
And I need to start showering more regularly.
The End. Until next week, which I have deemed, "Getting Back into Blogging Week." Consider yourself warned.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; rather, it consists of reflective statements and observations about the author's baby learning to walk. Additionally, the content lacks well-structured procedural instructions that could be used for training a language model. The text appears more casual and anecdotal than instructional, making it unsuitable for encouraging deeper reasoning or structured understanding.


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Worcester wing Josh Adams, making his Wales debut on Saturday, is the only non-Scarlet in the Welsh back-line, which is missing the likes of Rhys Webb, Dan Biggar, Liam Williams and George North.
Fly-half Rhys Patchell has been handed the number 10 jersey to replace the injured Biggar and he is joined in the half-backs by Gareth Davies.
Dragons' Cory Hill joins skipper Alun Wyn Jones at lock, while Cardiff Blues' Josh Navidi will play alongside Aaron Shingler and Ross Moriarty in the back row.
Despite their injuries, Wales will be looking to maintain their impressive record against the Scots in Cardiff, having not lost on home soil against the men in blue since 2002.
Wales XV: Leigh Halfpenny (Scarlets); Josh Adams (Worcester), Scott Williams (Scarlets), Hadleigh Parkes (Scarlets), Steff Evans (Scarlets); Rhys Patchell (Scarlets), Gareth Davies (Scarlets); Rob Evans (Scarlets), Ken Owens (Scarlets), Samson Lee (Scarlets), Cory Hill (Dragons), Alun Wyn Jones (Ospreys capt), Aaron Shingler (Scarlets), Josh Navidi (Cardiff Blues), Ross Moriarty (Gloucester).
Replacements: Elliot Dee (Dragons), Wyn Jones (Scarlets), Tomas Francis (Exeter Chiefs), Bradley Davies (Ospreys), Justin Tipuric (Ospreys), Aled Davies (Scarlets), Gareth Anscombe (Cardiff Blues), Owen Watkin (Ospreys).

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through completing a task. Instead, it offers a narrative about a rugby match, detailing player selections and injuries without structured procedural instructions. Additionally, the information presented is not organized in a way that facilitates training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it lacks explicit guidelines, detailed processes, or logical steps that would prompt analytical thinking.


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You can have two (or more) windows open in Excel that contain the same workbook. If your title bar looks like this
and you don’t know why, it probably means that you accidentally clicked on Windows>New Window. The “:2? indicates that there are at least two windows open for one workbook. Simply close one of them to get back to normal.
Two windows can sometimes be useful. In this example, there is a list of employee numbers and names on one sheet, and a list of employee numbers and vacation hours on another sheet. It shows how you can use multiple windows to view the first list while completing the second list.
If you don’t know the employee numbers, but do know the names, this technique can save you from switching between sheets until your fingers bleed.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task. Instead, it describes a situation and offers a general tip about using multiple windows in Excel without detailing a structured process. The instructions are not detailed enough or organized in a manner that would effectively guide someone through a task or contribute to training a language model for deeper reasoning.


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A conference win and a historic milestone prevail in Bethel men’s basketball.
By Jared Martinson
In 2005, the Bethel University men’s basketball team made 19 three-pointers in a single game against the University of Minnesota-Morris. That record stood its ground firmly until Valentine’s Day, February 14, 2018.
The Royals knocked off the Macalester College Scots by a final score of 103-59 on Wednesday night in an explosive performance that was highlighted by a fresh entry in the Bethel history books.
Bethel torched the Leonard Center on the campus of Macalester College for a total of 23 three-pointers, 14 of which were made in the second half.
After a team-wide sluggish start to the contest—the Royals led the Scots 14-13 with 11 minutes to play in the first half—sophomore forward Granger Kingland heated up and netted five threes heading into the break, giving Bethel a 50-26 lead. Kingland sparked a long-range flurry as Bethel shot 9-17 from deep in the initial frame. The hot shooting didn’t end at the first buzzer, as a 19-7 Bethel run pushed the lead to 36 just five minutes into the second half. Solid bench play during the game’s final minutes put Bethel’s hoopers into a hunt they didn’t even know they were a part of: reaching and breaking the school record for team three-point field goals in a single game.
Freshman Noah Whalen hit back-to-back-to-back triples to tie the old record of 19 makes. Then, with just over three minutes to play, junior Conrad Engstrom flashed to the corner, set his feet and buried Bethel bomb number 20.
Coaches and players were notified of the milestone after the game and expressed amazement at the achievement. The game’s leading scorer Granger Kingland (21 points, seven three-pointers) wasn’t so surprised because of the way he and his teammates operate as a unit on the court.
“We’re all unselfish,” he explained. “We’re always looking for the best shot. We have a bunch of guys who can open up the floor and hit shots, and that’s what makes it easy.”
Junior Matt Ambriz added 14 points (four triples), Riley Dearring had 13 points and Jack Jenson knocked down two three-pointers to go with his 12 points.
Just one game remains on the regular season schedule. This is usually the time for tired legs. Despite the physically and mentally taxing season, Kingland and crew are ready for a MIAC playoff run.
“We can play with any team in the country, it’s just a matter of putting it all together every single night, just having fun and playing our basketball,” Kingland said.
Stay tuned for the Royals postseason slate, as they secured a berth last weekend in a win over Gustavus. MIAC playoffs begin Wednesday, February 21.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a specific task, nor does it contain well-structured procedural instructions useful for training a language model for deeper reasoning. Instead, it narrates a sports event, detailing a basketball game's highlights and statistics without offering structured or directive content that would encourage analytical or methodological thinking.


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Ski cross is known for its crazy crashes and unpredictability. Today was no different. Canadian Brady Leman won gold after leading the race the whole way. World Cup leader Marc Bischofberger took home silver. Olympic Athlete from Russia Sergey Ridzik finished with the bronze.
During seeding runs, it was revealed just how fast the course was running. The mid-section saw racers picking up a lot of speed into tight turns, with two skiers crashing in the seeding run. If athletes were crashing while skiing solo, it ensured there would certainly be crashes when four racers were competing at once.
The 1/8 final runs provide some of the most drama of the race because of the number of skiers. A good start can truly make it anyone’s day, just like a bad one can eliminate a potential medalist.
The first crash occurred in the second heat of the 1/8 final when Terence Tchiknavorian of France crashed. It was a non-contact crash as he just had too much air and got too far forward on a jump. He needed medical attention and had to be stretchered off. He was being evaluated for a possible broken tibia
In the fifth heat of the 1/8 final, it was a race for two spots between three fast favorites. Arnaud Bovolenta, who won silver in Sochi, was racing. World champion Victor Oehling Norberg was also racing. Finally, Canada’s Kevin Drury had the fastest seeding time of the heat. It was a clean race, and Norberg found himself on the outside looking in.
Crashes continues in the sixth heat of the 1/8 final. Christoph Wahrstoetter was leading the sixth heat until his skis collided with Erik Mobaerg. Mobaerg was losing control and actually contacted Wahrstoetter. The two went falling into the fence. It appears as though Wahrstoetter lost consciousness, which is why he fell to the secondary fence.
Mobaerg eventually got up and finished the race, but Wahrstoetter did not get back up. The 28-year-old was attended to for a long time by the medical team before eventually being stretchered off the slope. He regained consciousness and was taken to the hospital.
In the last 1/8 final, three-time Olympian Chris Del Bosco suffered a scary crash. He was attempting to make a move for second and instead lost control right at the bottom of a jump. There was nothing he could do as he was launched into the air. He would also need medical attention. On subsequent replays, it looked like he hit his head pretty hard. For the third time in just the 1/8 race, someone had to be stretchered off. Del Bosco was conscious, but a team therapist on-site mentioned a possible pelvis injury.
In the quarterfinals, crashes continued. Brady Leman and Marc Bischofberger advanced when Alex Fiva, the fastest qualifier of the day, crashed and made Austrian Adam Kappacher ski out of the course.
The final quarterfinal saw reigning gold medalist Jean Frederic Chapuis get knocked out. He finished last in his heat. There would be a new champion.
In the first semifinal, Leman and Bischofberger were behind at the start but made up for it. It was a fast, clean race with Leman and Bischofberger advancing to the big final.
In the second semifinal, Kevin Drury finished first. Drury had been skiing fast all day long. He made a magnificent move to climb from third to first in the race, finding a narrow window. Countryman Dave Duncan started well but faded as the race finished. The last possible Frenchman to advance to the big final, Bovolenta, finished a disappointing third. France would not be on the podium in any capacity in 2018.
In the small final, Filip Flisar took the early start, but he wouldn’t keep it. Armin Niederer overtook Flisar distanced himself from the rest of the heat. Bovolenta finished second. Flisar and Duncan finished third and fourth, respectively.
The big final would be contested between two Canadians, Drury and Leman, Switerland’s Bischofberger and Olympic Athlete from Russia Sergey Ridzik. Drury crashed near the top along with Ridzik. It became a two-man race for gold. Leman lead the whole race and never was really challenged. World Cup leader Bischofberger claimed silver. Ridzik was able to get up and take home bronze in his Olympic debut. Drury was able to cross the finish line and officially claim fourth.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it recounts the events of a ski cross competition in a narrative format. Additionally, the procedural instructions necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning are absent, as the text lacks structured guidelines or detailed explanations that could facilitate logical reasoning or systematic analysis of the racing events.


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So after last week’s news about selling my house, I’m in the middle of moving out, while working a lot and putting my best face while enduring 35ºC (94ºF) with a million percent humidity like today.
Or braided ring in my case. It turns out I have a thing for lightly sweet breads, braided and glazed. Like the finnish pulla, or the cinnamon sugar challah, my two favorites so far. And now this simple braid with a crunchy topping of almonds and coarse raw sugar – which looks like broken styrofoam bits – and pure almond extract with lemon and vanilla in the dough. Aren’t you glad you can add it to your collection?
If you want to give braided sweet breads such as this one for the holidays, remember to wrap it as soon as it cools so it keeps moist, like the pandoro I made last year. Or add a note that it can be frozen and toasted later. Or a recipe for a caramelized apple bread pudding or french toast.
Crunchy Almond Holiday Bread #TwelveLoaves
Yield 1 very large round
You can use all purpose flour instead of both flours listed below. I use cream together with lowfat milk; you can use full fat milk and ½ cup water too.
For the bread:
- 1 Tbs active dry yeast
- ½ cup sugar
- Zest of 1 medium lemon
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 3 ½ cups cake flour
- 1 ½ cups bread flour
- 1 cup milk (I use lowfat)
- ¼ cup cream
- ¼ cup water
- 5 Tbs olive oil
- 2 teaspoons pure almond extract
- ½ teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 eggs
For the crunchy topping:
- ¼ cup coarse raw sugar
- ¼ cup whole almonds
- ½ teaspoons ground cinnamon
- ¼ cup sliced almonds
- 1 egg + 1 Tbs water, glaze
For the bread:
- In the bowl of a stand mixer (or large bowl if you’re kneading by hand), mix 2 cups cake flour, yeast and lemon zest.
- Heat together milk, cream, water and oil to lukewarm (120ºF). Add it to the yeast mixture together with the eggs, mix with a wooden spoon a bit, and add salt, almond and vanilla extract. Mix well until creamy, about 1 minute.
- Attach to the stand mixer fitted with the dough hook and start adding the rest of the flours, ½ cup at a time. Knead for 4 or 5 minutes, adding a few extra tablespoons if needed because the dough is wet. The dough will leave the sides of the bowl for the first minute when you add flour, but it won’t completely gather into a ball. That is fine.
- If making by hand, mix with a wooden spoon while you add the remaining flour, until it’s very thick. Then dump the dough into a lightly floured counter, and knead by hand for no less than 5 minutes, adding extra flour by tablespoons to make a
- slightly sticky dough.
- Transfer the dough to a greased bowl, cover with plastic and let rise until doubled, about 1 ½ to 2 hours depending on the
- temperature of the room.
- On a lightly floured counter, flatten the dough into a rectangle, and cut it into three ropes.
- Pinch 3 ends together, and braid it. Don’t worry if it’s not perfect.
- Transfer to a parchment paper lined or greased baking sheet, and pin the two ends together to make a ring. Cover with a clean kitchen towel and let rise until almost doubled, about 40 minutes.
- Preheat the oven 20 minutes before baking to 350ºF
For the crunchy topping:
- While the bread is rising for the last time, in a processor (I use the small one) mix sugar, whole almonds and cinnamon until it’s coarsely ground. Transfer to a bowl and mix in the sliced almonds.
- When ready to bake, mix the egg with a tablespoon of water, and brush generously but carefully the top of the dough. Sprinkle with the almond mixture.
- Bake for 30 minutes, turn down the oven to 325º and bake 10 more minutes, until golden and crunchy.
- Transfer to a wire rack and let cool. Or eat warm.
adapted from Bread For All Seasons, by Beth Hensperger
Our wonderful list of holiday recipes:
- Cinnamon Pull-Apart Coffee Cake by Liz at That Skinny Chick Can Bake
- Cranberry Apple Cinnamon Rolls by Dionne at Try Anything Once Culinary
- Cranberry Orange Scones by Renee at Kudos Kitchen by Renee
- Crunchy Almond Holiday Bread by Paula at Vintage Kitchen Notes
- Holiday Breakfast Wreath by Lora at Cake Duchess
- Mini Toffee Banana Bread with Caramel Sauce by Holly at A Baker’s House
- Nut Brittle Topped Holiday Bread by Deepti at Baking Yummies
- Pandoro by Karen at Karen’s Kitchen Stories
- Stollen by Renee at Magnolia Days

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making Crunchy Almond Holiday Bread, with detailed instructions that guide the reader through the entire process from mixing the ingredients to baking the bread. These steps are well-structured and detailed enough to encourage deeper reasoning, as they not only outline the actions to take but also offer insights into the dough's texture and rising times, which are essential for understanding the baking process.


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Friday, October 11, 2013
7 Quick Takes Friday
I need to write. It helps me to deal with everything. It also keeps my family and friends in the loop. It also helps me to keep my sense of humor. The biggest problem with this blog business is I merged all of my types of writing to one format. Humor, spiritual, book writing, on writing, politics, personal. The blog lost its focus over years and I let it, because it was the need to write more than the need to create a particular product. However, having taken the week off, I found my funny bone again. I'm not scrapping this blog, I think it is part of what makes sure I write, having an audience, having a place to place memories and material.
2. What does this mean, are you taking another week off?
No. I'm here. I intend to keep writing, but I've placed Small Success Thursday back over at Catholicmom.com where it belongs, I'll just link to it on Thursday. I'm going to start submitting pieces to places that publish again --the Catholic Standard and the Catholic Digest and Catholic Stand, National Catholic Register, and I'm going to keep this place, a source of mirth on the internet. I'm still writing Penelope, she's now at 32,600+words.
3. What are you reading? Well, I just finished Rock Bottom Blessings, a beautiful life story about a woman and her husband and their growth as people and as a married couple as they faced the pain of infertility and the hardness of trying to adopt. It was very enjoyable read. Now I have three books on the side of my night stand, first is We Followed Odysseus --actual people who traced and visited every place Odysseus went as far as they could tell based on maps, currents, references, etc. Should be fun, the second is 50 Major Plots, which I'm half through and starting to get bored with, but think it is probably important to finish, and the third is on my PC kindle, How To Defend the Faith Without Raising Your Voice. Just started so I'm still in the introduction. Also received a nice email from Bettany Hughes, I wrote her about how her book Helen of Troy was instrumental in research for The Book of Helen. She wrote back. Very cool.
4. What are you doing? Trying out the I can do anything for 15 minutes. I'm a believer. If I set the timer, the house can be in tolerable shape in 45 minutes (15 per floor) and I don't hate life. We're also trying (my daughter and I) the -5 rule. I have a pile of 5 things to get rid of, today I will add 5 more. She is too. We're both packrats of the wrong kind, so this is helpful. We've decided to do this for 30 days and see how things look at the end. Where'd I get these two ideas? Flylady and Real Simple.
5. Exercising? I'd say no, but my personal trainer pointed out what I said in #4 so I'm now putting down 15 minutes, and now because of #4, I've eliminated my excuse so yesterday I did 40 push ups. (During commercial breaks of Dr. Who).
6. What else is going on? We're taking our second oldest to look at colleges. Should have done this sooner. Will hopefully one day get on the right schedule so it is less stressful. Her brother is going to take her around UMD today. We also have to plan a birthday party for Rita and get an airline ticket for Bonnie so she can fly out and visit college #2 first week of November. Busy.
7. Goals. I'm setting them for my children. (They don't know it yet).
Oldest: Not setting a goal for him, he's doing great, loving college, loving his major, really loving student teaching.
Next oldest: Finish applications. All of them.
Next oldest: Make Honor roll by May.
8th grader: Begin service project, get faster at speed round mathematics.
6th grader: Keep up fitness program and -5 program.
4th grader: Add 15 minutes of studying a night during the week, and once on Sunday --any subject, just to get in the habit.
2nd Grader: Chapter Books
1st Grader: Tie shoes
5 year old: Potty Training, Big boy bed.
2 year old: Potty Training, toddler bed.
Me: Write 5K a week on Penelope, lose 17 lbs, continue doing all the juggling. Don't drop any of those balls.
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Step-by-step: No
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Mexican the healthy way
NOT all Mexican-style food has to be calorie and fat-laden and therefore bad for you. I often substitute vegetables and legumes for mince in my Tex-Mex recipes and sometimes you can't even tell the difference.
1 medium gold sweet potato, peeled and cut into small cubes
2 tbs olive oil, divided
salt and pepper to taste
1/2 tsp smoky paprika
1 medium Spanish onion, peeled and chopped
1 red capsicum, cored and diced
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 1/2 cups vegetable stock
1 x 400ml can diced tomatoes
kernels from 1 cob of corn
1 tsp chili powder
1 tsp ground cumin
1 x 400ml can black beans, drained
1 1/2 cups cooked long-grain rice
8 corn tortillas
light sour cream and fresh lime wedges (optional)
METHOD: Preheat oven to 210C. Line a baking tray with foil or baking paper. Toss sweet potato in a bowl with half the oil and sprinkle with paprika, salt and pepper to taste. Place on prepared baking tray in a single layer and roast until tender (about 25-30 minutes), turning once.
Meanwhile, heat remaining olive oil in a medium pan over medium heat. Add onion and cook until starting to soften, then add capsicum and garlic; cook two minutes longer. Stir in vegetable stock, tomatoes, corn, chili and cumin and season with salt and pepper to taste. Bring to a light boil then reduce heat to low, cover and simmer 10 minutes. Stir in black beans, cover and simmer five minutes longer. Gently toss in sweet potatoes and allow to just warm through.
To serve: Place two tablespoons of cooked rice on the centre of each tortilla. Top with vegetable chili, avocado slices, grated cheese and coriander leaves. Roll up and serve. Accompany with light sour cream and lime wedges.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear and well-ordered sequence of steps to guide readers through the recipe, making it easy to follow each stage from preparation to serving. The detailed procedural instructions, such as specific ingredient measurements and cooking times, would be useful for training a language model for deeper reasoning, as they demonstrate a logical flow and present clear cause-and-effect relationships in the cooking process.


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This is one fruit which really fascinates me. I used to love pineapple juices and milkshakes when we used to go out during my college days. Nowadays I buy them whenever I can. My kiddo loves to eat them as such. I add them in fruit salads and custards as I make them quite often nowdays. I have used them in my bakes , but not so often and am quite tempted to do so very soon. And also there is one starter recipe which is so simple to make which I had in a restaurant couple of years ago. Will share it soon!!
Pineapple raita is one of my favourite dishes and I especially love them with a spicy biryani. Its a great combination according to me. Somehow I am not fond of the salan they serve in restaurants along with biryani, but like it with any raita and if its pineapple, its the best!! And have you ever tasted the south Indian form of the raita called pineapple pachidi. I have had them during weddings and its awesome. I will post about it sometime. Until then do try this raita when you make biryani next time.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; instead, it offers a personal narrative about the author's experiences with pineapple dishes without detailed instructions. Additionally, the lack of structured procedural guidance means it would not be useful for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as there are no clear, actionable steps or sufficiently detailed information to analyze.


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In September 2014, we announced
the retirement of the Azure SQL Database Web and Business editions in favor of our new Basic, Standard, and Premium service tiers. The new tiers are designed to provide highly predictable performance and include features like point-in-time-restore and hourly billing and more that are not available in the Web and Business editions. With Azure SQL Database Update (V12), we introduced even more performance, extended T-SQL surface area, and more.
Call to action:
#1 Update your APIs calls
- Inspect any code and scripts you have that make API calls to create databases and servers to accommodate the new defaults. (Complete this review prior to August 1, 2015)
- Where code or scripts explicitly create Web or Business databases or V2 servers change it to create Basic, Standard or Premium databases on V12 servers. (Complete these changes prior to September 12, 2015)
- Upgrade your existing Web/Business databases to the Basic, Standard, and Premium tiers.(Complete these changes prior to September 12, 2015)
: Starting August 1st
, SQL Database will change the API defaults to use the latest service update (V12). Server version 12 will become the default when creating new servers. Standard S0 will become the new default performance level when creating a new database if you don’t specify a performance level. APIs that allow management operations will be impacted by this change, including PowerShell, C#, REST, and T-SQL APIs. #2 Start creating V12 servers and Basic, Standard and Premium databases
: Starting September 12th, you will no longer be able to create new Web or Business edition databases or version 2 servers. You will be able to continue to create Basic, Standard and Premium databases on existing version 2 servers. #3 Upgrade your existing Web/Business databases
: Starting September 12th we will begin automatically upgrading Web & Business edition databases to Basic and Standard performance levels based on the billable size. You will receive a 14-day notice email (sent to the account administrator) before the upgrade takes place.
How does this impact you?
All your existing databases will continue to work at all times. However, if you do not update your code and scripts that create servers and databases to accommodate the changes in the APIs your code and scripts may not create the desired server version or database edition, or, in the worst case, may fail with an error message from the system indicating that the requested version or edition is not supported . We strongly recommended that you review and upgrade your existing Web and Business edition databases early. If you do not upgrade these databases, we will automatically upgrade them to Basic and Standard performance levels based on their billable size as described in the table below.
|Web and Business database size ||New performance level |
|< 2GB ||Basic |
|2GB - 6GB ||S0 |
|6GB - 25GB ||S1 |
|25GB - 75GB ||S2 |
|> 75GB ||S3 |
This mapping guarantees that your monthly bill will stay the same (or in some cases where you have large DBs that map to lower performance-levels it may even reduce your bill). For the vast majority of databases, this will provide the same performance experience you have today with Web & Business edition databases. In just a few cases it is possible that this mapping will degrade the performance experience of a database. We recommend that you use the service tier advisor
or the upgrade cookbook
to determine whether any of your databases will be affected. Using these tools, you will be able to assess which performance level is right for each of your databases, which may be different to the performance level chosen by default based on the billable size of the database. You should also consider optimizing your workload so that it will run in a lower performance level.
When will Microsoft upgrade your servers?
Upgrades will take place over many months. Customers with no impact to either their bill or performance will be upgraded first. If you have more than 30 Web/Business databases, we will not start the upgrades until Elastic Database Pools have been generally available for at least 90 days. This will give you the opportunity to manually upgrade those databases directly into one or more pools. Because of the large number of upgrades from V12 and from Web/Business to Basic and Standard, upgrades have already started for databases that will not be impacted by the change. You will receive a notification email 14 days before scheduled upgrade. You can opt-out of the upgrade until 9/12. After that date upgrade will be mandatory.
If you have questions?

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of steps outlining what actions need to be taken to adapt to the retirement of the Azure SQL Database Web and Business editions, such as updating API calls and upgrading existing databases. These instructions are structured and detailed, encouraging deeper reasoning by prompting readers to consider different performance levels for their databases based on their specific needs and usage, thereby enhancing the reader's understanding of the consequences of their actions.


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Today watching several sports events at the same time is a very simple process. To setup your own sports theater, you need a satellite TV receiver with multiple sports channels and a TV setup to display multiple sports channels. Satellite TV Sports allow you to have multiple sports programs on the same TV or separate TV's at the same time.
If you want more than two sports programs at once Andre Burakovsky Jersey , Sports Satellite TV also has packages where you can add additional TV's, up to four per dish, onto one satellite system. This means you can be watching four different sports programs at once. Being able to watch four sports events continuously can really make you a sports authority. Being a sports authority means you can talk sports with anybody and having seen the sports event you will know what is actually happening.
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If you want to have more sports, you can use separate receivers and multiple TV's to get up to four sports events from one satellite dish. TV's like the Mitsubishi 65 inch big-screen allow you to have split screen right on the television in a native mode. This means you can have multiple satellite inputs viewed on two screens and switch between sports events on the two sides. By setting up favorites on your satellite remote Devante Smith-Pelly Jersey , you can then quickly flip between different sports events on each one of the split-screen sides.
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The lesser expensive method is to simply pick up some low-end TV's to use as side monitors and have your main television showing the sports program you want to watch at the moment. Use the side TV's to monitor other sports programs on different receivers and switch to the sports event with action on the main TV when you see it happening on one of the monitors.
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RIO DE JANEIRO， Aug. 10 (Xinhua) -- Following are the results of men's 200m breaststroke final at the Rio Olympic Games here on Wednesday:
1. Dmitriy Balandin， Kazakhstan， 2:07.46
2. Josh Prenot， United States， 2:07.53
3. Anton Chupkov， Russia， 2:07.70
4. Andrew Willis， Britain， 2:07.78
5. Yasuhiro Koseki， Japan， 2:07.80
6. Ippei Watanabe， Japan， 2:07.87
7. Marco Koch， Germany， 2:08.00
8. Kevin Cordes， United States， 2:08.34
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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through a specific task. While it discusses various methods for watching multiple sports events, the instructions are presented in a somewhat scattered manner without clear procedural breakdowns. Additionally, the content does not provide detailed instructions or reasoning that would be beneficial for training a language model in deeper reasoning; it primarily offers general advice without structured, actionable steps or rationale.


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Finally he is back - the Predator from adidas, and here with the Predator League NC.
Starting with the Saves of World-Class Goalkeepers Fabien Barthez and Edwin Van der Sar and going to David Beckhams legendary flanks and freekicks as well as the phenomenal ball control of Zinédine Zidane and the special finishing of Alessandro Del Piero: The Predator from adidas was writing football history for two decades - and now it's time for this special and successful brand to come back on the football scene - in a new edition #SkystalkerPack and with a brand new and unique goalkeeper glove!
With the characteristic innovations from adidas the name Predator also returns to the Goalkeeper Gloves section. The Back Hand and the bandage are made of a revolutionary knit wear which is a mixture of elastane and polyester. This leads to a fit that was never been there before. The bandage is integrated which is one of the aspects of more flexibility and a better entry. This Glove is knitted in one piece, which is a huge advantage.
This is the reason why world-class goalkeepers like Manuel Neuer, Kevin Trapp, Marc-André ter Stegen, Loris Karius, David de Gea, Keylor Navas, Iker Casillas, Mile Svilar or Claudio Bravo believe in goalkeeper gloves made by adidas and will present them in the coming weeks.
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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader in completing a specific task. Instead, it discusses the features and history of the adidas Predator goalkeeper gloves without structured procedural instructions. Additionally, the information is not detailed or systematic enough to support training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it lacks a logical flow or methodical breakdown of tasks.


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As promised, I’m continuing my short series of articles on helping you to tell your…
If You Want to Tell Great Stories You Need to Do This
“Oh, I’d love to write a book, but I can’t write.”
I don’t think I’ve heard that sentence said more often than in the weeks since my business book was released.
I’m not sure if it’s a lack of drive, or confidence, or the genuine belief that writing is some kind of unreachable skill, that stops people from putting pen to paper. If it is the belief that you really can’t write, then this is the article for you. Because I am going to tell you now that, “You can.” You are already a born storyteller, we all are! And I’m going to give you a few tips to get you going and keep you growing with your writing.
If I did it, you can too!
I started writing, in public, almost three years ago. In that time, I’ve published over one hundred articles online. It has led me to be invited on podcasts, to speak to groups and in May I released my first book, Once Upon a Time in Small Business.
From a personal perspective, telling my stories has helped more people than I can count and that has bought me the greatest amount of joy. It’s my driver. I wanted to say the things other people weren’t saying; tell the real story of what is like to be a mother and a family in Australian Small Business.
In those almost three years, I’ve had hits, and I’ve had misses … Big misses! When I look at some of those earlier articles, it’s hard not to cringe! But I wouldn’t have anything to cringe at if I hadn’t opened Word and started typing! It’s never been easier to start your own blog with your own rules, so just start!
Write how you speak.
Some of the best stories and articles are written ‘in conversation’ and some of the hardest articles and stories to get out are the ones where you are trying too hard to ‘write’; overthinking everything. So, write how you speak and if you find it hard to type how you speak, get a dictaphone app or a recording device and talk it out. As a bonus, you’ll have just recorded the beginnings of a podcast. And if you transcribe it, you’ll have a draft article.
Read and listen.
If you want to be a great writer, you need to be a great reader or a great listener. I’m not talking about just business books. Get your hands on novels, memoirs, articles, audiobooks and podcasts; whatever takes your interest! Different genres tackle storytelling in different ways, and I personally like mixing a more light-hearted or fairy-tale style of writing with my non-fiction topics.
Don’t be afraid to break the ‘rules’.
When I started writing, a lot of the business articles and books I was reading were only talking about success; in order to teach how to be successful, they needed to portray success. Those stories have a place, for sure but I wanted Small Business owners to know that what they were going through, pre-success, was normal, they weren’t alone. So I broke the ‘rules’ and started writing about our day to day life. The struggle of startups and Small Business, and people started to respond.
If you can stand around at a BBQ and tell a story, then you can write.
If you have a story to tell, then you can be a great storyteller. So, don’t be that person standing in line at a book signing, wishing the book was your own. You can write, and it’s time to start now!
“The opinions expressed by Smallville Contributors are their own, not those of www.smallville.com.au"
SHARE THIS ARTICLE WITH LIKE MINDED SMALL BUSINESS PEOPLE

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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 offers general advice and encouragement for aspiring writers without structured procedural instructions. Additionally, while the tips could inspire writing, they lack the depth and detailed clarity necessary to effectively train a language model for deeper reasoning or procedural tasks, as the advice is more abstract and personal in nature than systematic and actionable.