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Adrian Gonzalez, 1B, BOS - It's hard to upgrade a player who was universally considered a top-12 fantasy player at the beginning of the season. Until recently, Gonzalez was hitting only for average, batting .314 during April. On May 3 the power switch was flipped and you can't find a better hitter since then. He's gone 17-for-47 since then (.362) with eight home runs and 16 RBI (11 games). With his lineup, it's going to be tough to pitch around him with Kevin Youkilis and David Ortiz waiting to hit behind him. I'd be curious to see where Gonzalez would go if a fresh fantasy draft was completed today.
Adam Dunn, DH, CHI- A few weeks ago I downgraded Dunn, considering his struggles at the plate. He appears to have turned the corner and gotten past any of the lingering effects of his appendectomy. Over his last seven games he's gone 12-for-29 (.414) with seven doubles and a home run. The strikeouts are always going to be a concern if your league penalizes you for them but it looks like the Dunn of old is back.
Ryan Dempster, P, CHI - Dempster has turned things around after getting off to a rocky start. After a rough April where had a 9.58 ERA (a result of nine home runs), Dempster has been a different pitcher in the month of May. Over his last three starts (20.0 innings), Dempster holds a 2.25 ERA with a 20:3 K:BB ratio. There's nothing to suggest Dempster can't be a solid starter in most formats going forward - his K/9, BB/9, GB rate and velocity are in line with exactly what he did last season. The only numbers out of the normal are an inflated BABIP and HR/FB rate. If you had benched Dempster after the dismal April, get him back into your lineup.
Laynce Nix, OF, WAS - The Michael Morse injury opened up playing time for Nix, who may be making this a permanent move. Nix has raked for the Nationals, hitting safely in his last six games with two homers and a .423 batting average. It shouldn't be a complete shock, considering he hit .291 last season in Cincinnati and had 15 home runs in 309 at-bats two seasons ago. He has the upside to hit 15-20 homers with regular playing time and I'd predict a batting average somewhere in the .260-.270 range going forward.
As The Cardinals' Bullpen Turns:
Fernando Salas, P, STL - Pitching guru Dave Duncan announced that Eduardo Sanchez has been removed from the closer's role and the player to get most of the save opportunities will likely be Salas. Of course Duncan also mentioned how well Mitchell Boggs has pitched, so he's another possible candidate. In the end, I think I'd go with Salas for this week but who knows how long that will last.
Vernon Wells, OF, LAA - Wells was placed on the DL with a groin strain, which doesn't sound too bad considering he won't need any type of surgery. It's unfortunate for Wells' owners as he seemed to be righting the ship at the plate. While the batting average still wasn't there, he had three home runs in his last eight games. There is no timetable for his return.
Julio Borbon, OF, TEX - Borbon hit the DL with a hamstring injury, which now makes the entire starting outfield for the Rangers out on the disabled list. Look for Craig Gentry and Chris Davis to get the extra playing time with a little Endy Chavez mixed in as well. Look for Nelson Cruz and Josh Hamilton to return to the lineup as soon as 7-10 days.
Brandon Beachy, P, ATL - Beachy was in the middle of putting together a nice run towards the Rookie of the Year award when he felt a "tearing sensation" in his oblique while swinging a bat. He is headed to the DL and could be out more than 15 days. The question that remains to be answered is whether Julio Teheran or Mike Minor will take his spot in the rotation.
Ike Davis, 1B, NYM - I talked about Justin Smoak a couple of weeks ago and to me, Davis is the National League version of him. Both were regarded as top prospects when in the minors, yet both seemed to lose their shine heading into this season. Both have home ballparks that are conducive for power hitters and with the depth and talent among first basemen they were drafted in the late rounds or not at all. Before suffering an ankle sprain to send him to the DL, Davis was batting .302 with seven home runs and 17 RBI. Daniel Murphy has slid over to first base while Davis has been out with Justin Turner getting regular playing time at second base. The sprain doesn't sound too bad and I'd look for Davis to return by the end of the month.
Adam Lind, 1B, TOR - I find it odd that the Blue Jays won't put Lind on the DL for whatever reason. He hasn't played in over a week, yet the team is still listing him as day-to-day. Personally, I'm benching him this week to err on the side of caution. It's too bad he got hurt; he was batting 20-for-41 (.488) with six home runs over his previous 10 games.
Grady Sizemore, OF, CLE - Sizemore has been dealing with a right knee injury after jamming it on a slide during Tuesday's game. The good news is it's not the same knee he had microfracture surgery on and structurally the knee is sound. He'll likely make a return sometime this week but he's another guy that should be benched for the upcoming scoring period to play it safe.
Shane Victorino, OF, PHI - Victorino left Saturday's contest with a hamstring injury, definitely not something you want to hear from a player with his speed. It looks like he'll miss at least the next few games while the Phillies try to determine the severity of the injury.
Brandon League, P, SEA - I was kind of surprised League wasn't given a few days off getting lit up in three consecutive appearances. Rather, manager Eric Wedge ran him back out to get torched for a fourth time. He now has four straight losses and has given more earned runs (10) than outs (9) in his last four outings. Jamey Wright looks like he'll be next in line to close with Aaron Laffey being another option if League is removed from the closer's role.
Kyle Drabek, P, TOR - Drabek looked like the real deal to start the season, allowing only four earned runs over his first three starts (18.2 innings, 1.93 ERA). However, a closer look at his numbers shows he was living dangerously. During those three games he had a 5.30 BB/9 rate, showing a lack of control. Issuing the free passes has caught up to him, as the control has gotten worse since those first three games and he currently sports an over 5.86 BB/9 rate. In his last five starts (24.1 innings), his ERA has been 7.03. While some bumps in the road are expected with a rookie pitcher, at some point I'd guess his rotation spot will be in jeopardy. Control has been an issue as his 3.78 BB/9 rate in the minors last year isn't offset but a huge K/9 ratio. He's still a solid pitching prospect; he obviously needs to work on finding the strike zone.

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One of my biggest supporters in life is my brother.
He is undoubtedly the coolest person I know, and he constantly tells me my blog posts are great and that my writing is fantastic. The funny thing is he probably doesn’t give a crap about what lipstick I like or what eyeshadow looks best with brown eyes, but he reads my posts and likes everything on social media. That, my friends, is love. He knows that blogging makes me really happy which is why he has never doubted me for a second.
I honestly cannot count how many times in the past year I have said “I want to start a YouTube channel.” My friends and family have heard it all many maany times. I’ve even posted about it on social media a few times and gotten great feedback. Some have dropped their mouths in shock and horror while others have totally supported the idea. The reactions have been all over the place but it’s something I can’t stop talking about; somehow everyone I’ve come into contact to has mentioned something about a blog or YouTube and I dive right into my love for both. Seriously though- today while I was shopping at Angl the sales associate and I started talking about our love for certain LA based YouTubers and she told me I should start the channel and never look back.
The good and bad feedback has scared the crap out of me because there will be a lot of hate, and a lot of rude comments without a doubt. I’ve come to the point where I think that is worth me creating another outlet and hobby for myself, something I can enjoy. No doubt it will be hard work, but I know I will enjoy filming, editing, and posting.
This is the year I do this…I will start my own channel. Now that I’ve told you, there’s no going back. I am going to “put myself out there” and see if I can handle a full time job, four blog posts a week and a YouTube channel. Something that would be extremely helpful and awesome is if you had ideas, tips, tricks, comments, anything related to a new YouTube channel.
Have you started your own channel? What advice, ideas, and suggestions do you have for a YouTube newbie? I would love to hear!

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

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This week it’s Sarah from Maison Cupcake. She’s blogging royalty you know… seriously, this woman is everywhere! And so is her blog. Here’s the low down on how to reach the heights of super blog status… and to run not one, not two but THREE blogs. I feel tired just thinking about it. She even has time to help fools like me who have no idea how to use wordpress and regularly come technologically unstuck.
And I LOVE her advice to her schoolgirl self. I wish I’d known that as a 15 year old, though it was rather more 9 stone for me than 8. Read on…
What’s your name?
Where do you come from?
In London for over half my life (originally from the Midlands) and settled in Walthamstow for nearly 10 years.
How old are you?
Old enough to remember John Lennon dying but was too young to know who he was.
What’s your educational background? Did you leave school at 16 or finish with a PhD?
Chaotic. Although I came away with 10 ‘O’ Level passes and eventually a degree.
What’s your blog called?
The cakey bakey stuff lives at http://maisoncupcake.com and I blog about family food at http://dinnerwithcrayons.com . I’ve also recently launched http://lovethestow.com , a Walthamstow/London photo blog.
When was your blog born?
Maison Cupcake’s first post was 1st July 2009.
Sum your blog up in one sentence:
Time consuming. Sorry I read that as “sum up your blog in two words”
Why did you start your blog, where did you think it would lead?
I originally thought I might start a party catering business but found I preferred creating websites and taking photos. That I blog about cake was mainly because it was an activity I could do at home with my then 2 year old.
What’s your most popular blog post?
Ever? My Christmas pudding cake pops had most page views although probably my (scathing) review of “Baked and Delicious” prompted the most comments.
How often do you check your blog stats, truthfully?!
I have Jetpack installed on my WordPress dashboard so they flash before my eyes whenever I log in. I don’t sit scrutinising them though. Google Analytics is a total mystery to me.
What’s your biggest kitchen disaster?
I was supposed to be making miniature religieuses (French choux pastries) for my book Sweet Bitesize Bakes but they wouldn’t stand up and ended up as profiteroles instead!
What’s your advice to fledgling food bloggers?
Realise that what you do online for YOUR audience has commercial worth to brands and that this is why they invite you to “work with them”. Funnily enough, their concept of “work with” rarely translates as being paid unless you speak up and when you do speak up they’ll generally respond “Oh the brand can afford to pay a big retainer to the PR company and for nationwide advertising but there’s no budget for that” (Not in these exact words but you get what I mean). Once you’ve seen a brand pay you to create material for them, you realise anyone who doesn’t is trying to exploit.
Is there anything you’d have done differently?
Start blogging sooner – I started on AOL Hometown in 2002 but stopped after six weeks because I thought no would ever read it. I played with making blogs on Blogger between 2002 and 2009 but never found a vehicle to run with. It wasn’t until I signed up to Twitter in 2009 around the same time as making some cupcakes for a street party that Maison Cupcake hatched. Everyone on Twitter seemed to have a blog!
Being invited to review the Raymond Blanc Cookery School patisserie course (and also stay overnight and dine at his hotel Le Manoir Aux Quat’Saisons). It marked the turning point when my husband finally saw a point to my online life (he came too!).
Don’t talk to me about the Panda update this year.
Who inspires you?
I read the autobiographies of, and admire both Karen Brady and Hillary De Vey. The thing I that struck me about both of them was that they’d only got where they were by regularly working until 2am, something I would never be prepared to do because I prefer to curl up on the sofa with my husband and get to bed at a decent time.
Do you have a day job?
I write for the BabyCentre blog and various freelancing jobs that come along. I’m very anti-pinning myself down these days.
What keeps you awake at night?
Nothing, I sleep soundly ever since I stopped working as an employee. I used to sleep though my baby’s cries (the husband didn’t) and now I sleep through the alarm.
Where do you see yourself in 10 years time?
Ever since my brush with death giving birth I prefer to live in the now. I make financial plans but that’s about as close to “30,000 feet thinking” that I get. My primary aim in life is to enjoy life with my husband and son and if that means I don’t build an empire or a career, I’m fine with that so long as we’re all warm, fed and entertained.
What would be your 3 desert island items?
iPad, wifi, Diet Coke.
What advice would you give to your schoolgirl/boy self?
That eight stone isn’t fat.

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55 Cyril Magnin
San Francisco, CA 94102
Why did we dine here? – Excellent, Authentic Thai in San Francisco. Kin Khao means “to eat” or “let’s eat” in Thai. They received one Michelin star in 2016. We have thought about dining here for a while. It is run by the famous food blogger of Chez Pim – Pim Techamuanvivit, girlfriend of Manresa’s chef David Kinch. Kin Khao is located in the first floor of the Parc 55 hotel, so it gets a ton of tourists, lucky them! Be sure to enter on the Mason and Ellis door.
Insider Tip – Order Carefully, the place is expensive
Cuisine – Thai
Location – Downtown San Francisco
Opened – 2015
Service – Kin Khao had very good service. A knowledgeable and friendly waitress helped us order and kept everything flowing well.
Verdict – Kin Khao beat our expectations. The food was excellent, different than the usual Thai restaurants like Lers Ros or Marnee. Some of it was intensely spicy, while other dishes not so. If you are interested in Thai food, give this place a try. Lunch is a much cheaper time to dine here.
4% added for Healthy SF
Is this restaurant worth a 5 minute drive? Yes. 30 minute? Yes. 1 Hour? Maybe.
Kin Khao Signature Dishes – Mushroom Hor Mok Terrine, Wings, Pork Belly, Curry
Kin Khao’s Menu is pretty wide ranging. Several options for vegetarians. You will not find Pad Thai or Curry Chicken on this menu! Keep in mind that they only have 1 dessert.
Kin Khao Food Picks:
Tom Yum Cocktail ($13) Tanqueray Gin, Imbue Vermouth, Lime, Galangal, Lemongrass, Abbots Bitters, Kaffir Leaf was potent with a ton of flavor.
Hua Hin Beach CockTail ($13) skipper’s demerara Rum, Coconut Cream, Lime, chocolate Stout, Salt, KaffIr Lime, Umbrella was a bit less potent. Topped with a bit too much ice, this drink reminds you of Phuket Thailand.
Tiger Woods – Thai Ice Tea Arnold Palmer ($5) is good for the designated driver. Not what you expect, but with more oomph.
Mushroom Hor Mok Terrine (V) ($14) Curry mousse in-a-jar with mushrooms, crisp rice cakes is a signature dish. Think of it as Mushroom instead of Foie. A lot more eggy and mushroomy than we expected, and very spicy. Also great for vegetarians.
Nam Tok Beans (V) ($14) Scarlet Runner beans tossed Isaan-style with lime, chili, rice powder, light soy, shallots, scallions, mint, cilantro was the spiciest dish of the night. Below the heat were some robust, crisp beans meant to be eaten with the lettuce leaves. Great for vegetarians.
Caramelized Pork Belly ($17) Sweet, savory, voluptuous pork belly cooked in a clay pot is a must order for pork fans. Looks like a Chinese dish. Very Fatty, probably 99% fat, this sweet accented dish satisfied.
Yaowaraj Noodle ($19) Bangkok Chinatown stir fried noodles with chicken, XO sauce, egg, green onion, cilantro was passable. It gave us a respite from the intense spicy dishes and the curry. This Chow fun like dish could have been omitted.
Massaman Nuea ($35) Braised beef cheeks in Massaman curry, coconut milk, crispy burnt shallots, potatoes was the star of the night. The waiter recommended we order this succulent curry dish over the others. Huge portion size with a bold flavor profile. You need to order rice with this beast.
Sticky rice ($4) is a nice change of pace.
Chicken Broth ($4) is a clean bowl of rich chicken stock. Works well with rice to cleanse the palate.
Black Rice Pudding ($10) Served with burnt coconut sugar caramel, salty coconut cream, puffed rice+peanut+sesame praline all on the side. Think of it as a make-it-yourself Thai Sundae. Fun and something new.
OK: (Order if you like this dish)
Pans: (We would not reorder these dishes)
Do you agree with our review? Have you found other similar restaurants that are better?

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Step-by-step: No
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Staying connected with top bloggers entrepreneurs community is core to success. Hence, choose a few of these successful entrepreneurs and add them to your list.
Blogging and entrepreneurship is an art, it is a way of expressing your thoughts, feelings and personal experiences while influencing others.
More often than not though, it is a space where both personal and professional interests intersect to create inspirational ideas which are full of passion.
Building a successful business from the ground up isn't easy, and no one does it alone.
Being a business owner can make you feel like you really have no one to turn to for advice.
Another way to prepare for being the best entrepreneur possible is to study the successful methods of those who have gone before you.
16 Top Bloggers Entrepreneurs To Watch In
Here are a spotlights of the top bloggers entrepreneurs to hold an eye out for, and bring inspiration from :
1. Gary Vaynerch
“I put zero weight into anyone’s opinion about me because I know exactly who I am. Can you say the same? When” ― Gary Vaynerchuk
Born in Babryusk Belarus, the 44-years-old digital entrepreneur started his teens years selling baseball cards and made thousands of dollars every weekend off of that.
At the age of 14, Gary Vaynerchuk became a strong-head wine critic and finally stepped into the family wine business which he grew from a 3 million dollar company to 60 million dollars in just 5 years while in college.
Today, Gary is a well-known public figure for his social media and digital marketing works as the chairman of VaynerX.
He is also the CEO of a multi-million full-service ad agency (VaynerMedia) that undertakes advertising jobs for fortune 100 companies in 4 distinct locations. Gary is also a 5-times best-selling author, a motivational speaker, a personal developer, and an internet personality.
On the side, he is a partnership with; VaynerSports (an athlete representation agency), GreenStreet (a cannabis-only marketing and branding agency), and Resy (a restaurant reservation application).
He has appeared on multiple popular media outlets like; Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, Fortune 40 Under 40, Mashable, FastCompany, and more.
Gary is estimated to have a net worth of 160 million dollars in 2019 and is fast-growing. Finally, his blog, GaryVanerchuk, has made him one of the top bloggers today.
2. Russell Brunson
“This book reveals the most cutting-edge way to drive eyeballs to your product or service to help people find you.”― Russell Brunson
Russell Brunson is one of the gurus of internet marketing. Russell started his first online company while he was wrestling at Boise State University.
Within a year of graduating he had sold over a million dollars worth of his own products and services .
Russell Brunson; the man from Boise, Idaho that is building a software empire, which consists of over 30,000 paying customers. All these customers have come in the past two years as well.
Brunson changed the game when it comes to selling any type of product or service online.
He’s developed an amazing product called ClickFunnels that allows basically any business owner to create a website and implement sales funnels.
A tool that can help you save a lot of money on tools that you are currently using, and it helps you identify the right traffic and the right customers, and increases your sales conversion.
Russell Brunson has created a number of products that have helped people make their entrepreneurship dreams become a reality. Among them including Clickfunnel :
3. Neil Patel
“If your friends don’t motivate and inspire you, you’re choosing them all wrong.” - Neil Patel
Neil Patel is an author, influencer, marketing genius and an entrepreneur all wrapped in one.
He has been a New York Times best-selling author and was labelled as one of the top 10 marketers in present scenario.
Neil Patel launched his first business or his first website at the age of 16. With all his capital, he tried to get the best results in a marketing company, but unfortunately, that was not the case.
With much frustration, he decided to soak up as much marketing information as possible. That's why he entered Cypress Community College and learned digital marketing.
Patel had his first customer, who was a manufacturer of external power supplies. The entrepreneur was successful in getting his client to generate more than $ 25 million in sales. This made him realize the power of well-implemented online marketing.
When he was still young, Patel created his first website: Advice Monkey, a site to connect candidates with potential jobs.
In addition to his blog NeilPatel.com and Quick Sprout, as a guest author at the Content Marketing Institute, Neil Patel has also created some great tools that have brought him to where he is today.
The content he shares through his blog has been applied to his business and the results have been sensational.
Here we tell you a little about these tools.
Crazy Egg :This tool is amazing because it gives us a clear and precise overview of the behavior of users on our website.
Hello Bar : With this tool, you can convert for various purposes such as offering discounts, promoting system registrations, increasing the mailing list, among others.
Kiss metrics: This tool, as its name suggests, presents metrics and statistics about your site so that you can adjust your strategies.
Quick Sprout : Its purpose is to train those who use this tool to learn best practices in SEO, Email Marketing, Link Building, among others.
Ubersuggest : a tool that helps you generate keyword ideas for your content marketing strategy and production
4. Pat Flynn
“In other words, a sure-fire way to predict the future is to take no action at all. When you do nothing, you get nothing.”― Pat Flynn
A self-made millionaire and the father of two, Pat Flynn’s journey to financial breakthrough would begin on June 17th, 2008 when he was sacked from his dream job as an architect.
According to him, getting sacked was the best thing to happen to him as it lead him to the awareness of the massive financial opportunities in digital entrepreneurship.
Without any prior knowledge of how to build or grow a business, Pat immersed himself in knowledge bases, studied the best practices, improved on whatever is lagging, and went ahead to build The Smart Passive Income (SPI) in 2008.
Though a personal blog at first, SPI now takes the lead on the list of the top 100 blogs where thousands of young entrepreneurs learn and master the needful skills to build their dream online businesses. But SPI is just one of Pat’s massive projects.
Fast-forward to 2015, Pat Flynn and his team built the Smart Podcast Player, a podcast player that encourages the binge-listening of online podcasts. Today, Smart Podcast Player is renamed FuseBox.Fm.
Another Pat Flynn’s project is the SwitchPod which was founded in 2017 together with Caleb Wojcik, Pat’s personal photographer. SwitchPod is a brand that engineers tripods for vloggers.
Pat Flynn also has a personal podcast where he reaches out to thousands of listeners across the globe. According to 2019 statistics, Pat’s net worth is estimated to be between 1 and 5 million dollars.
5. John Lee Dumas
“Set a goal. Make it big. Then look at the grind it’s going to take to get there. Fall in love with that grind. Then start grinding.” - John Lee Dumas
John Lee Dumas was in the military just before delving and totally diverting into entrepreneurship in 2012.
He is the founder of The Fire Nation, a popular podcast where he interviews the sizable successful entrepreneurs in the world.
This he does to expose the young and coming entrepreneurs into how the interviewed successful ones like Tony Robbins, Tim Ferris, Gary Vaynerchuk, Barbara Corcoran, Seth Godin, and other stars made it through the thick and thin.
Not only was John given a mention in Gary Vaynerchuk's book but he also featured in Bollywood's movie of the year 2009, Yuvvraaj. In 2011 he also won a car on The Price is Right.
Other than being a podcaster and a successful entrepreneur, John has written quite a large number of journals; The Freedom Journal which has sold in over 30, 000 copies and his Amazon's Choice for journals,
The Mastery Journal which is another Amazon's Choice for journals that have sold in 20, 000 copies so far, and the 2018-launched Podcast Journal.
6. Darren Rowse
"Success is more about doing the things you know you should do than discovering the secrets you don't yet know" - Darren Rowse
The Australian blogger, consultant, speaker, and co-founder of over 300 blogs, Darren Rowse has been an inspiration to all bloggers on the web since the founding of Problogger in September 2004.
At first, the main focal points of discussions for Problogger were spirituality, blogging, and pop cultures, today, Problogger is completely built around blogging and blogging alone.
With Problogger, Rowse has reached out to over a ton of visitors per month, teaching the art of blogging whilst establishing the platform for other bloggers to share their experiences and promote themselves.
Darren Rowse is also the founder of The Digital Photography School in 2006 which has grown into a community of over 2 million photography enthusiasts and students who are enjoying the privilege of a friendly learning environment to acquire techniques and tips that enhances all aspects of photography.
According to a source, Darren Rowse earns a minimum of $20, 000 from each of his two main blogs.
Finally, Darren’s biggest project was b5media, a new media blog co-founded alongside Duncan Riley, Shai Coggins, and Jeremy Wright.
B5media is a network of over 300 blogs that generates more than 1 million views every day. If you’re a blogger and want to tap into the deepest core of blogging, then Problogger is one of the best blogs to read.
7. Brian Clark
"Past failures generate false evidence appearing real. To the contrary, it’s likely you learned things from your past failures that instead provide evidence that your odds are now better than ever'' Brian Clark
As the recognized pioneer of the $44 billion worth content marketing industry, Brian Clark’s love for the content development sector of digital marketing has made him a millionaire whilst still doing the things that matter most to him namely; traveling and writing.
Brian Clark is the founder of the one-man blog Copyblogger, developed in 2006 to create people how to create online content that truly converts.
According to AdvertisingAge and The Guardian, Copyblogger is one of the major influential and powerful blogs to ever exist on the digital planet.
To help people learn the art of content development better, Clark has created several multimillion training, tools, web hosting, WordPress themes, and services.
Other projects by Brian are; Further (a personal development newsletter) and Unemployable which offers fast and effective strategies to entrepreneurs and freelancers around the world.
8. Tim Ferris
“If you are insecure, guess what? The rest of the world is, too. Do not overestimate the competition and underestimate yourself. You are better than you think.” - Tim Ferris
Tim is a superstar entrepreneur, a passionate blogger, and an angel investor in Facebook, Uber, and more.
His two-times best-selling book, The 4-hour Workweek, has gained public attention having been produced and sold in 35 languages.
Out of these and many more, what actually made Tim Ferris prominent is his blog and podcast (The Tim Ferris Show) which is a 3-time best of Apple podcast.
Among his over 300 million series, Tim has featured Tony Robbins, David Yarrow, and even Arnold Schwarzenegger in his series, and this has contributed in making his podcast the number 1 business podcast on Apple out of 500, 000 other podcasts.
He has also featured Neil Gaiman, Jamie Fox, Whitney Cummings, Amanda Palmer, among other big names.
Other than being a podcaster, Timothy Ferris, as he is fondly called, a total of 5 best-selling books that continue to impact lives on the digital world.
9. Seth Godin
“The secret to being wrong isn't to avoid being wrong! The secret is being willing to be wrong. The secret is realizing that wrong isn't fatal.” ― Seth Godin
As a speaker, a teacher, and one of the most successful entrepreneurs, Seth Godin has written more than 19 best-selling books, some of which are; Purple Cow, What To Do When It Reaches Your Turn (And It's Always Your Turn), Linchpin, Dip, and The Tribe.
His latest book, This is Marketing, has changed the world's view on digital marketing, having been sold in hundreds of copies.
Seth Godin also runs one of the most successful marketing blogs in the world, where he focuses and shares his knowledge base with the world on leadership, effective marketing, motivation/inspiration, changing, and spreading of ideas…
Among the 3 few professionals chosen in the Direct Marketing Hall of Fame in 2013, Seth is one. He was also the only one inducted into the general Marketing Hall Of Fame in 2018.
In 1995, Seth started Yoyodyne, a marketing company that uses games and scavenger hunts to connect and market companies with his participants.
Later in 1998, Yahoo acquired Yoyodyne at the price of $30 million.
He also launched Squidoo in 2006, one of the 500 most-visited websites which he later sold to Hubpages in 2014.
10. Michael Arrington
"A business model that hasn't been tried before is always interesting, even if it's likely to fail" - Michael Arrington
Graduated from both Claremont McKenna College and Stanford Law School, Michael Arrington founded TechCrunch in 2005 with the hope of earning a living running a tech blog.
But the whole idea changed.
Michael instantly developed an interest in the silicon valley technology start-up community, thereby restructuring TechCrunch in such a way that it is centered on that whilst penetrating into the core of the wide spectrum America technology field and of the world at large.
Prior to developing TechCrunch, Michael Arrington was the CEO of Pool, an online company that buys deleted or dropped domain and then sells the same through auctioning on the company's marketplace.
He was also the CEO of RazorGator, an online ticket reseller for theater and concert tickets, sports, and a vacation packages reseller for sports events from 2002 to 2003.
Immediately after the acquisition of TechCrunch by OAL at the price of $25 million, Michael started Crunchbase and UnCrunched which has the same foundation as TechCrunch.
Like most other top bloggers mentioned so far, Michael has made the front pages and headlines of prominent media outlets with appearances on hotlists.
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11. Pete Cashmore
"Execution really shapes whether your company takes off or not" - Pete Cashmore
Pete is one of the prominent entrepreneurs of the modern age with the biggest digital footprint.
Barely 19-years of age, Pete initiated and founded Mashable in 2005.
Driven by his strong passion for news and technology, Cashmore's interest was to share with the world how systematically the technology is reshaping social interactions and how social media is craving a whole new culture that the world shares in common.
So far, Mashable has shifted from just a tech news blog founded in Aberdeenshire, Scotland to a tech-based digital company that reels in millions in dollars every year.
Severally, Pete has been noted as the Sage of Media, listed among Times Magazine's 100 most influential people of 2012, and featured on Forbes 30 under 30 list.
According to The World Economic Forum, Pete Cashmore is a Young Global Leader and a mentor to all entrepreneurs of the technology development age.
In 2011, the CEO of Mashable and the secret ingredient between the million-dollar company's growth strategy, Pete Cashmore was named one of Ad Age's top influencers.
12. Arianna Huffington
"Fearlessness is like a muscle. I know from my own life that the more I exercise it the more natural it becomes to not let my fears run me"Arianna Huffington
Arianna Stasinapoulou Huffington is an American-Greek businesswoman who has written more than 15 revolutionary books.
In May 9, 2005 she co-founded and launched The Huffington Post, a massive blog that aggregates American news in both international and localized editions.
Beyond being liberal-focused, The Huffington Post covers other similar sub-niches like entertainment, business, pop culture, lifestyle, healthy living, women's interests, comedy, local news featuring columnists, technology, and more.
Later in 2015, Huffington was bought at the price of $315 million by AOL and finally, it fell into the manager-ship and ownership of Verizon.
Prior to that acquisition, HuffPost has received several notable awards, the most significant being the 2012 Pulitzer prize for national reporting.
Arianna herself has featured in several shows. She has written for Politically Incorrect, a tv show hosted by Bill Maher.
Arianna is one of the top bloggers that are the role model of the manor present news blogs and online magazines alive.
13. Rand Fishkin
“Best way to sell something: don’t sell anything. Earn the awareness, respect, and turst of those who might buy.” - Rand Fishkin
In 2004, Rand Fishkin became the CEO and the co-founder of SEOMoz which was only but a blog and a community on the digital landscape where the world’s professional search engine optimization experts share knowledge and best practices.
Together with Gillian Muessig, Rand was able to build SEOMoz from one of the best blogs to read about SEO from, visited by tens of thousands of experts, to an SEO software development company in 2008. By 2018, Rand was no longer the CEO of Moz.
He, together with Casey Henry, started SparkToro, a software development company that was initiated to help businesses make targeted reaches by knowing where and when their audience spends time online.
In 2009, Rand appeared on the list of the 30 young tech entrepreneurs under the age of 30 by Businessweek.
He has appeared in the New York Times, News Week, and Seatle Times among other popular publications.
He is the author of powerful books that are widely read by SEO professionals. His best-selling books include; Lost And Founder, Inbound Marketing And SEO, and The Art Of SEO.
14. Melyssa Griffin
"Through online courses, free webinars, a Facebook community, and more, I’ve helped over 100,000 brilliant, creative, hustlers LIKE YOU, stand out online" - Melyssa Griffin Goal.
Bored by her 5-9 English language teaching job in Tokyo, Japan, Melyssa Griffin could no longer watch her creativity wither and her desire for freedom in every area of life die off.
Her first step into the digital world marks the launching of her first blog The Nectar Collective in 2012 which is now the popular Melyssa Griffin blog.
Initially, The Nectar Collective focused on puppies and Neopets among others.
But as soon as Melyssa added a graphics design studio to the blog, a new source of income cracked open, sparking the interest in blogging to success in Melyssa.
In 2015, Melyssa was branded the first Pinterest expert who was later to become a self-made millionaire in 2018.
The MellysaGriffin blog is one of the best blogs to learn blogging, self-development, and get enrolled for business growth courses.
On the side, Melyssa's Limitless Life podcast has won the interest of hundreds of listeners and is fastly growing in popularity.
15. Brian Dean
"As an entrepreneur one of the best things you can do is just keep trying stuff and failing and messing up and learning lessons' - Brian Dean
Brian Dean is one of the world’s most sought-after SEO experts.He helped businesses of all shapes and sizes get more search engine traffic using proven link building and content marketing techniques.
He started Backlinko after he have noticed a hole in the SEO industry.
Although the demand for quality SEO information was at an all time high, practical information that people could actually use was almost impossible to find.
Forbes said about his blog “Backlinko is the place for next-level SEO training and link building strategies. You'll find in-depth and value-packed articles.”
16. Jon Morrow
"It’s for people who know that a blog without a clear goal is like a killer resume without a dream job to apply for" - Job Morrow
He was given 2 years to live for when he was born because he had Spinal Muscular Atrophy, a disorder which has a 99% mortality rate in infants.
In the face of adversity, he (coupled with his mother) stood up and succeeded and he is still alive as fully functional member of society at the age of 27.
Smart Blogger is not only a blog. It’s a flourishing company managed by one of the greatest teams — an excellent gift from really all over the world.
Jon’s viral blog posts have been viewed and experienced by millions, but it took three displeased blogs before he got the answers to blogging achievement and built a multi-million dollar business.
I’m sure, at this point of time you are all pumped up to work hard and give your best to Blogging or any profession you are into. Keep giving 100% and succeed!
As an entrepreneur, you can too be one of those top entrepreneurs shortly, why not, with your effort and commitment. The distinction of entrepreneurs is departed in those who achieve their ideas and bring them to existence, and those who just wait with their arms crossed.
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**Step-by-step: No**
The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps guiding the reader through completing a task. Instead, it offers a series of profiles highlighting different bloggers and entrepreneurs without any structured procedural instructions or steps for the reader to follow related to a specific goal or task.

**Training: No**
The article does not contain well-structured procedural instructions that would be useful for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. While it provides insights into various entrepreneurs and their success stories, it lacks detailed, ordered instructions or methodologies that would facilitate nuanced understanding or reasoning in a language model context. The information is mainly anecdotal and does not adhere to a systematic approach to teaching or instructing.


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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 mainly encourages potential applicants to apply for an editor position and mentions training without detailing the actual steps involved in the writing process. Additionally, the procedural instructions are too vague and lack the necessary detail to effectively train a language model for deeper reasoning, as there are no specific methods or guidelines outlined for writing or web participation.


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Introduction: Fixing My Vacuum Cleaner With Sugru
The night before Northackton's Sugru build night, I snapped rather than pulled the nozzle out of my Dyson. It came apart in two pieces where it should not normally :-( Bother.
It sort of went back together, but one of the plastic holes that a catch goes into was cracked. Sugru seemed like the ideal reinforcement
Step 1: Mixing the Right Colour
Newer packets of Sugru (I had a really old pack before the build night) come with a mixing chart. So, being as we had plenty I thought I'd try to match the colour. I didn't worry too much about quantities but the lightest grey specified on the packet was 40% black, 60% white.
I started using a small piece of black (5-10%) and mixed it with a chunk of white. After initial marbling* a bit of kneading speads the colour evenly. I added a bit more black until I got the right colour. In the end I guess I used perhaps about 20% black, the remainder white to match my Dyson's grey exterior.
* I'm sure there's a use for marbled Sugru, but I wonder how well it will bond to itself unmixed?
With nothing else planned, I tried wrapping the remaining Sugru in cling film to see how well it survived overnight in the fridge once opened and resealed. Results inconculsive. One piece hardened, one piece was still usable.
Step 2: Applying Sugru
The plastic parts went back together with a click. This sounded promising but I didn't think the crack was going to stand much time without reinforcement. I dolloped a bunch of Sugru across the crack but this resulted in somewhat of a mess. As this hose of the vacuum cleaner slots into the handle I didn't want too much extra Sugru bulging out.
To clean up my repair I used a piece of the foil packet I'd cut off when opening the Sugru to cover the bit I did want to keep while using my fingers to remove the excess. This worked surprisingly well and only needed a small touch up after removal to make the Sugru underneath look nice and smooth again.
Step 3: Leave to Harden
I carefully put the vacuum cleaner back together without anything touching the Sugru repair and left it overnight...and the next day (Any excuse for not tidying up after myself.... honest, I couldn't use the vacuum cleaner until it had fully hardened).
Eventually, I remembered I should check the results and found a good hard repair. Have now tidied up and it seems to work. Jobs a good-en.
Thanks Sugru - Sugru probably wouldn't have come to mind without the hack day being imminent.
Participated in the
Fix & Repair Contest

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through the process of repairing a vacuum cleaner with Sugru. Each step is well-defined and describes the actions taken in a logical order, making it easy for readers to follow along. Additionally, the detailed explanations in each step encourage deeper reasoning, as they address possible issues and considerations, such as color mixing and the consistency of the repair, which may be beneficial for training a language model to understand procedural tasks and their implications.


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You can still upgrade your Windows PC to the latest Windows 10 operating system for free if you use assistive technology. You can get Windows 10 for free as Microsoft hasn’t blocked the free upgrade path yet. However, you’ll need to have the genuine Windows 7 or 8.1 licenses in order to upgrade your machine.
Are you going to upgrade?
Many PC users without accessibility needs are taking advantage of this loop hole for a free upgrade because Microsoft doesn’t verify whether or not you are using the assistive technologies, basically, they will let you upgrade your old Windows machine to Windows 10 at no extra cost. If you have the genuine license of Windows 7 or 8.1, you are good to go, however, if your old machine isn’t activated, you cannot get the free upgrade offer. Despite Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, the upgrade continues to be available today.
When does the upgrade offer extension end?
How to get Windows 10 for free:
- Visit Windows 10 free upgrade for customers who use assistive technologies page.
- Click on ‘Upgrade Now’.
- The Upgrade Assistant tool will now upgrade your machine to Windows 10.
That’s it. This is how you can get Windows 10 for free in 2017.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of steps for upgrading to Windows 10, detailing what the reader needs to do to complete the task. However, while the instructions are ordered, they lack the necessary depth and detail to effectively train a language model for deeper reasoning. The procedural instructions don't elaborate on the implications of each step or the context around why the steps should be followed, limiting their usefulness for more complex reasoning tasks.


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A few items of note from around the Northeast Corridor …
- The Yankees have contacted the agent for free agent starters Roy Oswalt and C.J. Wilson, according to Marc Carig of the Star-Ledger. Bombers GM Brian Cashman, however, cautioned that he's "in the process of talking to everybody." Oswalt and Wilson are both represented by Bob Garber of Select Sports Group, as our Agency Database shows.
- As well, Cashman has already communicated with free agent starter Freddy Garcia's representatives, according to Carig, and the parties are mutually interested in seeing the veteran right-hander in the Bronx again in 2012. Cashman also expressed interest in bringing back reserve infield Eric Chavez, backup outfielder Andruw Jones and right-hander Bartolo Colon.
- The Phillies have had discussions with free agent closer Ryan Madson, Madson's agent Scott Boras tells Jim Salisbury of CSNPhilly.com. Boras termed the talks with the Phillies as "good dialogue" and said Madson is receiving a lot of interest – even from clubs that weren't thought to be in need of a closer.
- Newest Phillie Jim Thome is good friends with former Twins teammate Michael Cuddyer, whom the Phillies are seriously pursuing, so Thome could help recruit Cuddyer to Philly, according to Todd Zolecki of MLB.com. "We've texted a little bit," Thome said. "We've talked." … "I'm sure we will talk going forward."
- The Mets will refrain from doling out potentially crippling contracts under GM Sandy Alderson, but they shouldn't draw that line in dealing with their homegrown star Jose Reyes, opines Adam Rubin of ESPNNewYork.com. Writes Rubin: "If the ultimate verdict with Reyes is a calculated baseball decision, so be it. But shame on the Mets if he departs and it is primarily payroll-constraint induced."

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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 presents a collection of updates and insights regarding various baseball team negotiations and player situations. Additionally, the lack of structured procedural instructions means it would not serve as an effective training resource for a language model focused on deeper reasoning, as it does not detail any process or argument in an ordered, logical manner.


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Noel Blake's side are in Belgium for a four-team tournament, with two nations progressing to the second round of qualifying for a place in next year's finals.
A large number of players were in the U17 team that were crowned European champions in May. Josh McEachran, one of four players in the starting XI who were part of that U17 side, put England ahead after 17 minutes.
Harry Kane doubled the advantage within a minute, while Connor Wickham ensured the score was 3-0 at half-time by scoring just before the break.
Kane scored again to make it 4-0 after 71 minutes. The match was already won, and although Albania pulled one back when Vasil Shkurtaj converted a penalty.
The midfielder Jonjo Shelvey scored a penalty of his own, and Benik Afobe completed the scoring with two minutes to go.

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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 narrates the events of a football match. Additionally, the instructions within the article are not structured as procedural guidance, which would be necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning. The content focuses on match outcomes and player performances rather than any systematic process or guidelines that could encourage analytical thinking or reasoning tasks.


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Ah, but maybe it`s the way you were taught
Or maybe it`s the way we fought
But a smile never grins without tears to begin
For each kiss is a cry we all lost
Flogging Molly, ♫Drunken Lullabies♫
The weekend is folding over into a new week and I’ve returned with a brand new blog. There were so many things I considered using for this particular scene but in the end I think the combination I put together truly worked the best; it is not very often that I back a blog with a soundtrack that consists of celtic punk rock. Though I felt with the pose set I am using lead me in that direction and it fits.
Often I speak about the various things you can find at The Men Jail event as the variety I feel is vast and caters to just about any male out there on the grid; I happen to find clothes most rounds that really fit what I like and also I find poses that really catch my attention as well. This month the “Johnson” pose set caught my eye and I’ve encountered other sets by this pose brand that have been pretty cool too.
If you are looking to set up a scene that involves just yourself and a cold “beverage” this is definitely the pose set for you; not only are the poses well done but the accompanying bottle of brew is very detailed as well. This set was just what I needed to pull off the effect of my avi tying one on as the saying goes and also makes me look forward to future poses and props from Kokoro Poses.
Kokoro Poses Johnson Poses & Prop features:
- Bento enabled poses (proper viewer needed to use as intended)
- 100% mesh bottle prop
- 4 different poses each with bottle for that pose
The Men’s Department is still going strong with about a week left before they shut down to prepare for the September round and from the event I have the “Jon” hair from my friends at Modulus. I decided that if I was going to use an Irish punk song along with a drinking pose that I’d use the Reds color pack. Not to say that I’m trying to stereotype that Irish people are drunks but they do know how to tilt a few back.
Jon is a mid to long length hair that is combed to the left side and you can use normal length hairbases or a side shaved base with this and both look good. I myself decide to go with a normal length because I personally felt it looked the best with the overall look that I was going for. The level of detail of this hair is very good which is what you can expect from the next gen hair from Modulus.
A great brand and a great event continuing to do business together is only good for the consumers.
Modulus Jon Hair FATPACK features:
- 100% original mesh hair
- 40 colors to choose from (8 colors through 5 HUDs)
- Tintable color picker included as part of color HUD
- Exclusively @ TMD until 08/31!
While I am still on the topic of The Men’s Department, one of my other favorite brands Cold-Ash has a new release for us guys. The “Chelsea” boots come in a Suede texture which is a refreshing change from the usual leather that you see day in and day out. These go perfectly with many brands of jeans but they look great with the Holloway ripped jeans which are also from Cold-Ash. My whole wardrobe for this look is comprised of items from the Cold-Ash brand.
One of the things I like best about these boots is that it comes with two styles inside the package. You get the full boot that will fit in some of the jeans that will tuck into them without suffering clipping or there are the short version which works for longer more flared jeans and avoids the issue of clipping because that is something you do not want when you are out socializing; there’s always someone looking for this type of thing whether you know it or not.
For anyone looking for a good short desert type of boot then you’ll be very satisfied with these and I can assure you the quality of Cold-Ash is right at the top and they have been for a long time.
COLD-ASH CHELSEA Boots Suede Pack features:
- 100% original mesh construction
- Regular and short versions included
- 14 different suede colors via HJD
- Socks add-on for regular version
- 10 sock colors changeable via HUD
- Fitted Sizes for Belleza (Jake), Signature (Gianni), SLink Physiqe, TMP mesh bodies
- Unrigged size for classic bodies also included.
- Exclusively @ TMD until August 31st
Many times I’ve often said that I am a big fan of the brand Paparazzi and a lot of times that may even be an understatement. Whether it be backdrops which is what the brand is known for or for items like the RetroNerd shades which I’ve used several times over some of the last couple posts, the attention to detail and time that is taken by owner Drew Sunflower is what makes me a fan.
I was honored to receive a review copy of the “Curved Room” backdrop that is exclusively a part of the Cosmopolitan bi-weekly event. The backdrop has a very cool curvature along with a set of lights (which do actually light up the backdrop). As you can tell with the photos that I took for the blog, I took photos from different angles and proximity. There are several spots in the backdrop where you can get fantastic angles so if you go and get this (and I encourage you to do so) see what kind of photo you can get.
Paparazzi Curved Room Backdrop features:
- 100% original mesh
- Full bright with built in lighting (modifiable)
- Choice of blue or red color designs
Now that I’ve covered the most important parts of this post and have been attempting to post it to a few days (life happens of course). I will be getting back onto a regular schedule soon and have a few more posts for the month of August and cover a few of the most recently opened events as well as some that are opening shortly.
I’ve enjoyed myself and I hope anyone who has found this or any of the other blog posts on the site do as well, it’s always fun to showcase the creativity in my head. I’m going to leave you with the style credits and until the next time our paths cross, onto the next conversation…
HAIR: Modulus (Store / MP) – Jon Hair ✦ NEW @ TMD (08/05 – 08/31)
HEAD: Vista Animations – Gerard ✦ NEW
FACE: Clef de Peau – Wouter (Tone 1) ✦ NEW @ Vista Animations Mainstore
BODY: Signature – Gianni v4.6 ✦ Previously Blogged
SHIRT: COLD-ASH (Store / MP) – MONTANA Tee – CLASSIC ✦ Previously Blogged
PANTS: COLD-ASH (Store / MP) – HOLLOWAY Ripped Jeans (Fatpack) ✦ Previously Blogged
BOOTS: COLD-ASH (Store / MP) – CHELSEA Boots – SUEDE FATACK ✦ NEW @ TMD (08/05 – 08/31)
BACKDROP: Paparazzi – Curved Room Backdrops ✦ NEW @ Cosmopolitan (08/13 – 08/26)
POSE: Kokoro Poses – Johnson ✦ NEW @ The Men Jail (08/08 – 08/28)

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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 primarily describes various products and personal opinions without any structured instructional format. Additionally, while the content provides product features and personal experiences, it lacks the level of detail and clarity needed to facilitate training a language model in deeper reasoning or procedural understanding. The writing feels more like a casual blog post rather than a guide or instructional manual.


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**Step-by-step: No**
The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task. Instead, it consists of fragmented information and advertisements related to various products, lacking structured instructions necessary for guiding the reader through any specific process.

**Training: No**
The procedural instructions in the article are not well-structured or detailed enough to be useful for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. The content jumps between various unrelated topics without presenting clear, coherent procedures or logical connections that would facilitate understanding or deeper thought.


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The first step is to click Manage at the bottom left corner of SalesScreen.
A menu will pop up, where you can proceed to click on Targets under the Company headline.
You will now be presented with a table showing targets for you current period. If you haven't created any periods yet, have a look at how to create periods.
Click Add targets in the upper right corner.
You willl be able to select one or more periods, a product type and a product before you add your target values in the number input fields.
Note that if you do not specify a product in the product dropdown, your target will be specified for the product type.
Example: Let's say you add targets for Sales and don't specify a product. Your target will account for all products for that product type.
What you need to consider here, though, is that you can't set a target on a specific product and the whole product type in the same period. Choose between them.
Click Add targets and your targets will be saved.

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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 task of adding targets in SalesScreen, progressing logically from accessing the menu to saving the targets. The instructions are detailed enough to support a deeper understanding of the task, as they highlight considerations about product types and targets, which encourage critical thinking and decision-making about how to set up targets effectively.


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The Best Dipping Oil for Bread
Look no further, we have a recipe for the best bread dipping oil ever. This is our go-to, classic Italian bread dipping oil, but you can check out our blog post on How to Make Bread Dipping Oil for inspiration on playing around with olive oils, balsamic vinegar and fresh herbs.
1/2 cup We Olive Fresh Garlic Olive Oil
1 tablespoon Italian Seasoning (dried thyme, oregano, rosemary, basil and marjoram)
1/4 We Olive Aged Balsamic Vinegar
kosher salt & freshly ground black pepper to taste
Combine Garlic Olive Oil, Italian seasoning and Aged Balsamic in a bowl and stir to combine. Taste and season with salt and pepper. Serve with crusty bread and devour.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps in the form of a recipe, guiding the reader through the process of making dipping oil. However, while the instructions are simple and straightforward, they lack the detailed procedural depth needed for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. The instructions could benefit from additional context or insights that elaborate on various aspects such as ingredient choices or potential variations.


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If you or your loved one was injured by measles vaccine side effects, you could receive up to $250,000 in compensation for your pain and suffering, past and future medical expenses, lost income, and more. Experts recommend that all children be immunized against measles, but sometimes, the vaccine can cause serious, life-threatening, or deadly side effects. Though rare, these side effects include seizures, blood disorders, brain damage, allergic reaction, and more.
What You Can Do & How a Measles Vaccine Lawsuit Can Help
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Measles Vaccine Overview
The measles vaccine immunizes against measles, a serious viral disease that infects the respiratory system. It is highly contagious, and easily spread on coughed droplets or sneezes. Measles was nearly eradicated in the U.S. and Canada after the measles vaccine became widely available. However, today, the incidence is rising.
Most children are immunized against measles with the MMR vaccine, which protects against measles, mumps, and rubella. The MMR vaccine is given in two doses, at ages 12-15 months and 4-6 years. The measles vaccine may be given earlier when there is a current outbreak of measles. Some people may be given just the measles vaccination, or a measles plus rubella vaccination (MR vaccine).
Measles Vaccine Side Effects
The chance of suffering a side effect after being immunized against measles is very unlikely, but severe side effects do happen. People who suffer a severe measles vaccine side effect may be permanently injured, disabled, or killed.
The risk of a measles vaccine side effect is greatest for the MMRV vaccine, which is a combination immunization against measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella (chickenpox). People who get this vaccine have a higher risk of seizures, fever, and rash.
The measles vaccine (and combination vaccines that contain the measles vaccine) may cause the following severe side effects:
- Swelling of the glands in the cheek or neck
- Seizure (jerking or staring) caused by fever (occurs in one per 3,000 doses)
- Temporary pain and stiffness in the joints
- Low blood platelet count, which can cause a permanent blood disorder (occurs in one per 30,000 doses)
- Severe, life-threatening allergic reaction (occurs in one per 1,000,000 doses)
- Long-term seizure disorders
- Lowered consciousness
- Permanent brain damage
- Encephalopathy (encephalitis)
- Chronic arthritis
- Thrombocytopenic purpura (blood disorder)
- Vaccine-Strain Measles viral infection
- And more
Measles Vaccine Injury Claims
Do you have a measles vaccine injury claim? You are not alone. Although millions of people take vaccines safely, every year, some people are seriously injured. To help these people, in 1989, Congress established the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) with a $0.75 tax on all vaccines. If you decide to file a measles vaccine lawsuit, you could receive as much as $250,000 to cover your past and future medical bills, pain and suffering, lost income, and more.
Most people decide to hire a qualified, experienced vaccine injury attorney. Your attorney can help you make the best case possible, for the highest amount of money possible. When your claim goes to the federal Vaccine Court in Washington D.C., experts must be convinced that there is a very high likelihood that your injury was actually caused by the vaccine. If they are convinced, they will award compensation.
Not all vaccine injuries are eligible for a vaccine injury lawsuit. First, you must meet the following criteria:
- The injury must be serious — the injury must have lasted for at least six months, or caused disability or death, or required surgery or hospitalization.
- Only people directly injured by the vaccine are allowed to file a claim. The vaccine must have harmed you, your child, or your family member who was disabled or killed by the vaccine. You may also file a claim if you are the legal guardian of an injured child or disabled adult.
- You have a limited amount of time to file a measles vaccine injury claim. Claims for death must be filed within two years, claims for injury must be filed within three years, and claims for an injury which eventually caused death must be filed within four years.
Through January 1, 2012, the VICP has reviewed a total of 162 measles vaccine injury claims (143 for injuries, and 19 for deaths). Of these, the VICP awarded compensation to 55 claims, and dismissed 107 claims.
Do I have a Measles Vaccine Lawsuit?
The Schmidt Firm, PLLC is currently accepting measles vaccine injury claims in all 50 states. If you or somebody you know has been injured by the measles vaccine, you should contact our lawyers immediately for a free case consultation. Please use the form below to contact our Vaccine Injury Litigation Group or call toll free 24 hours a day at (866) 920-0753.
Attention Lawyers: We consider a referral from another law firm to be one of the greatest compliments. If your firm is interested in referring us a case or for us to send you a list of previous award judgments and/or average referral fees, please visit the Lawyer Referral section of our website.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps guiding the reader through completing a specific task; instead, it discusses general information about vaccine injuries and legal claims. Additionally, while it presents useful information about measles vaccine injuries and the legal recourse available, the lack of structured procedural instructions limits its utility for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it does not break down processes into actionable steps with detailed explanations.


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Preheat the grill to medium. Add the blackened tomatillos and serrano to a small saute pan and briefly saute in a little olive oil on the grates of the grill.
Place the tomatillos, serrano, onion, garlic, cilantro, lime juice, and honey in a blender and blend until smooth. Place the tomatillo mixture in a large saute pan and place on the grates of the grill. Bring the mixture to a simmer, add the chicken, and heat through.
Place the tortillas on the grill, and grill for 20 seconds on each side. Spoon the chicken mixture into the tortillas and top with a few tablespoons of queso fresco. Fold the tortillas in half serve immediately.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of steps that guide the reader through the cooking process in an orderly manner, starting from preheating the grill to serving the finished dish. The instructions detail specific actions to take, which can facilitate deeper reasoning about cooking techniques and flavor combinations, making them useful for training a language model to understand and generate culinary instructions effectively.


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Strong Women trainer Emma Obayuvana demonstrates how to strengthen your lat muscles to help you do a pull-up in this quick 10 minute workout.
Pull-ups are arguably one of the toughest bodyweight exercises known to (wo)man. But if there’s one body part that can help lift your chin over that bar, it’s your back – more specifically, your lats. These muscles, also known as ‘wings,’ are located on either side of your torso, underneath your armpits.
“Learning to contract your lats and keep the muscles engaged is the first step to nailing a pull-up, but it’s something a lot of us struggle with,” says our Strong Women Collective trainer Emma Obayuvana. While you might not be able to practise pull-ups at home (unless you managed to snag a bar before they sold out), this workout helps to engage the same muscles. “Performing pulling motions with a resistance band or a dumbbell will target the same body parts and mimic the posture that you use when doing pull-ups. Plus, it will help you establish that mind-to-muscle connection with your lats,” Emma adds.
Here, she demonstrates three exercises to strengthen those so-called wings, so that you can fly through your pull-ups when gyms open their doors again this week.
SINGLE ARM UNDERHAND BENT OVER ROW
- Hold a dumbbell in your right hand and stand with your feet shoulder-width apart.
- Hinge from your hips to lean your torso forward – sending your bum back and keeping your back flat.
- With your arms down and parallel to your legs, twist your right hand so that your palm is facing away from your body.
- Row your right arm back by bending your right elbow towards the ceiling – keeping your arm close to your body.
- As you lift, keep your shoulders down and away from your ears while you squeeze your back.
- Lower your arm back down to the starting position.
Do 10 reps per arm
- Lie down with your feet on the floor (close enough to your bum so that you can touch your heels).
- Tuck your tail bone under by tilting your pubic bone towards the ceiling. You should feel your spine touching the floor.
- Take one dumbbell in both hands and hold it above your chest, with arms straight and reaching up towards the ceiling.
- With a slight bend in your elbows, lower the dumbbell down to the floor (making the shape of a rainbow arc – so that the weight taps the floor above your head.
- Pull the dumbbell back up to the starting position (above your chest with arms stretched towards the ceiling).
- Keep your abs engaged the entire time.
Do 10 reps
BANDED LAT PULL
- Kneel on the floor with your toes tucked under.
- Bring your hips forward slightly so that you aren’t arching through your lower back.
- Hold a short-loop resistance band over your head with both hands, while keeping your shoulders down and away from your ears.
- Tuck your ribs in.
- Pull the band apart with your hands as you lower it down, bending your elbows so that the band comes to just above your chest.
- Take the band back up to the starting position.
Do 15 reps
Follow @StrongWomenUK on Instagram for the latest workouts, delicious recipes and motivation from your favourite fitness experts.
Chloe Gray is the senior writer for stylist.co.uk's fitness brand Strong Women. When she's not writing or lifting weights, she's most likely found practicing handstands, sipping a gin and tonic or eating peanut butter straight out of the jar (not all at the same time).

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for each exercise, effectively guiding the reader through the process of strengthening their lat muscles with detailed instructions. Each exercise is systematically broken down into specific actions, making the instructions easy to follow and ensuring that users can replicate the movements correctly, which is beneficial for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning about exercise techniques and body mechanics.


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Back before COVID-19, we did something called “traveling”. We went to a place that we didn’t live and saw the landscape, absorbed the culture, and, most important to this blog, tried the food. At this point, I’m sure most of you are itching just like we are to be able to travel again, but so long as we have this pandemic going on, the best we can do is look back at our past trips and recall those great memories. We took a trip to New Orleans, Louisiana back in November of 2019, and WE ATE WELL. Take a look at our 9-day trip:
Day 1 – Tuesday, November 5th, 2019
We got up at the crack of dawn to head to the airport. We flew through O’Hare with the shortest layover we felt comfortable with (about an hour). We didn’t have enough time to get anything substantial, but we did grab a chicken salad sandwich from a Farmer’s Fridge vending machine that was phenomenal. I know it sounds sketchy, but it was a local food vending machine that they filled each day with fresh-made items like fruit cups and sandwiches. It was the perfect little bite to hold us over until we landed at Louis Armstrong Airport in New Orleans at 1pm. From here, our first stop was a Walmart Superstore to pick up groceries for our stay (because you can’t eat EVERY meal out for 9 days straight). We rented an Air BnB house, so we knew we would have access to basic cooking implements. We picked up some bagels and peanut butter for breakfast, and some bananas, clementines, and granola bars for quick on-the-go snacks. After unpacking and settling into the house, we went to Pizza Delicious for dinner before heading down to the banks of Lake Pontchartrain to watch the sunset.
Day 2 – Wednesday, November 6th, 2019
Our first morning in NOLA, we ate breakfast at the Air BnB before half of our group went on a Manchac swamp kayak tour. Meanwhile, Erik and Kayla went to the French Quarter and stopped in the New Orleans Historic voodoo museum, Earth Odyssey, and Leah’s Pralines shop. We then headed to Willie Mae’s Scotch House for lunch. We took a walk at the City Park, where we got to see an extensive model railroad. We hung at the Air BnB for a while before heading to dinner at Port Orleans Brewing Company. From there, we headed back to City Park where we played a round of mini golf at City Putt Miniature Golf Course before grabbing some cookies and gelato at Angelo Brocato and calling it a night.
Day 3 – Thursday, November 7th, 2019
Thursday, we began the day aimlessly walking around the French Quarter, stopping at Cafe Beignet and Cafe du Monde, both on Decatur Street, for a beignet taste test. We determined that we preferred the Cafe Beignet beignets better. From there, we got an early lunch of muffalettas at Central Grocery. We found that muffalettas are very polarizing – you either LOVE it or HATE it – our group was split half and half. We also stopped in Loretta’s Authentic Pralines just to browse to buy time before our scheduled walking tour of the French Quarter. Despite the heavy downpour of rain for most of the tour, it was an excellent tour! We went to the St. Louis Cemetery where we saw Marie Laveau’s burial place and Nicolas Cage’s future burial location. Dinner was takeout from Heard Dat Kitchen, which was the most amazing comfort soulfood. We all slept well after that meal!
Day 4 – Friday, November 8th, 2019
Friday breakfast was at the Ruby Slipper Cafe where we got some amazing Biscuits and Sausage Gravy and Raspberry Nutella French Toast. We didn’t have time to do much between breakfast and needing to leave to get to the Whitney Planation, which was an hour drive from our Air BnB. On the way, we made a quick stop at Whole Foods to grab lunch from the hot bar (we got grapes leaves, hummus, babaganoush, pita chips, beet hummus, and carrot hummus for a Mediterranean feast, plus some PBJ bites which were an impulse buy at checkout – would not recommend them). The Whitney Plantation tour was led by a man named Ali, who gave the most amazing presentation of the awful past. We would highly recommend it to everyone. Three hours later, we were headed back to the Air BnB when we discovered a place called Sweet Soulfood, which is a vegan cafeteria. We stopped here for dinner, getting everything from vegan mac n cheese, to vegan gumbo and jambalaya, to vegan red beans. It was amazingly delicious, and you would not have known it was vegan just by tasting it.
Day 5 – Saturday, November 9th, 2019
Saturday, we boarded the Creole Queen for a ride down and back the Mississippi river, stopping to turn around at the Chalmette Battlefield and National Cemetery Visitor Center. On the way back, we got a powerful recollection of the damage of Hurricane Katrina. From the dock, we walked to Pêche Seafood Grill for lunch. We didn’t really have a plan for the last half of the day, so we decided to walk around the Garden District, admiring the ornate houses and decorative fences. Once we got tired from walking so much, we grabbed some ice cream from the Creole Creamery instead of a real dinner.
Day 6 – Sunday, November 10th, 2019
Sunday breakfast was at Willa Jean. Oh my God, Willa Jean was amazing. We got a hot breakfast of Griddled Banana Bread and a “Hangover Bowl”, plus a peanut butter hot chocolate, and also grabbed a box of pastries to take home for breakfast the next day (we got a “poptart”, a scone, and a sticky bun – the most delicious sticky bun we had ever tasted). Later in the afternoon, we went to the New Orleans School of Cooking for a cooking class. This was an experience in itself, so we have a separate blog post about that here. Once we had finished out cooking class, we knew we would not be eating dinner, so we went to the Audubon Aquarium before heading home to the Air BnB.
Day 7 – Monday, November 11th, 2019
For Veterans’ Day, we wanted to go to the WWI Museum, but decided that we would save that for our last day in NOLA. So instead, we went on a Cajun Encounters Tour. We ended up seeing a few alligators (which was surprising, as the time of year we went was a little cold for the alligators to be out and about) along with swamp pigs (that the Cajun Encounters folks had lovingly named Kevin Bacon and Peppa, among other fitting names), raccoons, snakes, and birds. Lunch was at Liuzza’s By the Track, where we got shrimp poboys and the most amazing red beans and rice. We took a brew break at Big Easy Bucha before heading to Kern Studios, where they work on the floats for Mardi Gras. To buy some time before going to dinner at the Gumbo Shop, we did a little more walking around the French Quarter. The Gumbo shop was ok, and very noisy – so while highly reviewed and recommended, we wish that we had picked a different spot for dinner.
Day 8 – Tuesday, November 12th, 2019
Tuesday morning, we headed back to Willa Jean in the hopes of picking up another sticky bun, but they weren’t serving them that day. We then went to fill our reservation at Brennan’s for breakfast, where we were sure to try the New Orleans Style Coffee, which is French pressed and made with Chicory, with our breakfast of an apple oatmeal with caramel sauce and vanilla scented French toast – both of which were specials that day. From there, we headed to the National WWII Museum for most of the rest of the day. We were able to get tickets to the 4D “Beyond All Boundaries” which was narrated by Tom Hanks – truly an amazing experience that we would recommend to mature audiences only. Dinner that night was takeout from Sukho Thai.
Day 9 – Wednesday, November 13th, 2019
Wednesday was our travel day back. We departed at 5:30am from Louis Armstrong Airport, flew through Newark where we got lunch at Little Purse (yes, we spent way too much on airport dumplings, but they were SO delicious), and then were back home in VT by 5pm.
So there you have it, our 9 day visit to NOLA. We highly recommend it to anyone, as it seemed to offer something for everyone. Food, art, music, history, it’s all there. Once, of course, travelling is safe again. Share your travels with us on Instagram using hashtag #economicaleats!

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

The article recounts a 9-day trip in New Orleans but does not present a clearly ordered set of steps for completing a task. It offers a narrative of experiences rather than actionable instructions. Additionally, while it describes various activities and meals enjoyed during the trip, the lack of structure and explicit, detailed instructions limits its usefulness for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. The information is anecdotal and lacks the systematic guidelines typically required for training purposes.


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According to Omar Kelly of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Patriots wide receivers coach Chad O’Shea is expected to become the Dolphins new offensive coordinator.
O’Shea will likely officially join the Dolphins staff after the Patriots play the Rams in the Super Bowl on Feb. 3. Also, Brian Flores, who is the Patriots linebackers and defensive play caller, will be named Dolphins head coach after the Super Bowl.
Flores had his official second interview with Dolphins general manager Chris Grier on Wednesday night. Although nothing can be finalized until after the Super Bowl, Flores and Grier have begun talking about building a coaching staff.
Along with bringing in O’Shea, Flores is reportedly set to bring in former Colts and Lions head coach Jim Caldwell as the Dolphins’ assistant head coach, along with making Packers linebackers coach Patrick Graham the defensive coordinator.
Just like Flores, O’Shea has been with the Patriots organization for years dating back to 2009 when he was named the team’s wide receivers coach. O’Shea has been working in the NFL since 2003 when he was an assistant coach for the Chiefs.
During his time with the Patriots, O’Shea has overseen a receivers unit that has developed players such as Julian Edelman, Danny Amendola, and others.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or instructions for completing a task. Instead, it offers information about coaching changes in the NFL without detailed procedural guidance that could be useful for training a language model in reasoning. The content is more focused on news reporting than on structured instructions that encourage deeper understanding.


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Hands & Nails
Tips! Tricks! Techniques!
Valentine’s Beauty Special 2013: How to: Three Ways to Try Heart-Patterned Nail Art
Mon, 4 February 2013 5:30PM
Love is in the air, do-do-do-do-do-do …
You might have caught on to the fact that we’re getting into the full Valentine’s Day spirit here at PRIMPED – even our logo is getting in on the action! Despite the fact that V-Day is still a little over a week away, we’re already sussing out beauty inspiration for makeup, and of course, I’m deciding what colour to paint my nails. Or, to be precise, what to paint on my nails.
As luck would have it, I perused through our gallery of the latest nail art looks and spotted two recent celebrity examples of loved-up nails:
Inspired? Me, too. Here, I talk three ways to create heart-patterned nail art ..
The Heart Tip
- Despite the fact that the majority of nails aren’t shaped into the talon-like ends we spotted on Kelly, this variation of an upside down heart looks super-cute. Grab one of the new Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure polishes, $14.95, Priceline, and slick on 1-2 coats. I’m wearing Frutti Petutie, a high-shine coral-red.
- Then, using a nail art pen like Sally Hansen Nail Art Pen in White, $9.95, Priceline, start approximately halfway down your nail and draw a heart with the base of the heart at the tip of the nail, then colour it in.
- Repeat the process on every nail and leave the polish to dry for approximately 10-15 minutes, then layer on a top coat to seal in the colour.
The Heart Stencil
- Smaller heart patterns can be a little hard to paint on your nails, unless you’re good at free-hand drawing and have a lot of patience. Begin by painting your layer of colour – I’m using Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure in Peachy Keen.
- Then, pick up a Manicare Glamnails Nail Art Pens in Jet Black, $9.95, Priceline, which comes with miniature stencils including a heart design. Place the stencil sticker over your nail and gently colour in the centre of the stencil, ensuring that you don’t press down too firmly as the colour may bleed.
- Then, really carefully peel off the stencil. Once dry, slick on a layer of top coat and voilà!
The Candy Heart
- Remember those gorgeous, pastel-coloured heart lollies that have sweet messages written on them? I wanted to recreate those on my nails, using a Sally Hansen Nail Art Pen in White, $9.95.
- Slick on your base colour. I stuck with Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure in Peachy Keen. Wait for it to thoroughly dry, at least 15 minutes. Then, paint a heart – I used Miss Frou Frou Nail Polish in Aqua, $19.95, Valonz - that covers almost the entire surface area of your nail. Again, wait for the polish to dry, at least 15 minutes
- Pick up your nail art pen to write a small message or the initials of your Valentine inside the heart. You could even add a fine border like I’ve done around the outside. Once dry, add a layer of top coat. So cute, right?
Tell me Primpers, are you going to try love heart nail art this Valentine’s Day?
Or just a beautiful nail polish colour?
Posted by: Hayley Bennett

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for creating three different heart-patterned nail art designs, each process broken down into individual actions. The instructions are detailed enough to guide readers through the tasks and encourage deeper reasoning regarding the technique, such as the importance of drying time and careful application to avoid mistakes. This structure makes it suitable for training a language model to understand and generate procedural content.


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As opening day approaches for the Sea Dogs on April 8 against the Reading Phillies at First Energy Stadium, my official blog for the 2010 season begins it’s second day.
I really don’t get the Ryan Howard and Albert Pujols talk. I don’t care what people say about the money situation – the Cardinals can not lose Pujols. He’s the best hitter in the game hands down and I would take him over Ryan Howard everyday. I don’t think the Cardinals would be better with Howard – Just ask what opposing pitchers would say.
Red Sox play split-squad games this afternoon against the Astros and Rays. Interesting tidbit – Terry Francona will manage against former Boston bench coach Brad Mills. Former Sea Dog manager Ron Johnson will see his son play – as Chris Johnson is a member of the Astros.
LHP Armanado Zerpa returned to Boston from LA Dodgers per Rule 5 draft rules yesterday. Former Sea Dog 3B Jorge Jimenez is still in the Major League camp with the Florida Marlins.
Good day from Hadlock Field.!

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 seems to be more of a blog post offering commentary and updates about baseball. Additionally, the content lacks well-structured procedural instructions that would be useful for training a language model, as it does not delve into detailed reasoning or structured processes that encourage deeper understanding. The information presented is more anecdotal and does not lend itself to instructional or reasoning-based tasks.


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As usual, I have been inspired by things on Pinterest.
Here are a few things I've been working on this summer:
I decided it was time to prettify my binders. Here's my first one:
I saw this 3-Star Colouring Rubric on Pinterest:
Pinterest via laura-armstrong-martinez.blogspot.com
What a great visual for those who need reminders :)
Here's my version:
Lots of bloggers are getting organized with fantastic lesson overviews, so I had to get on that bandwagon too:
Have you noticed all of the Welcome Bunting too? I just had to make my own:
I used turquoise, pink, and brown pennant pieces, mounted on black, and tied it together with white ribbon.
I have put my Welcome Bunting in my Teachers Pay Teachers shop...for FREE.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a task. Instead, it consists of descriptions of various projects without detailed instructions. Additionally, the content lacks well-structured procedural instructions necessary for training a language model focused on deeper reasoning, as it does not offer specific steps or reasoning processes involved in completing the mentioned tasks.


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Whoever made this is a pure genius.
Goddamnit, not again
Because someone has to inspire your insanity.
Happy Dalek Day!
HAPPY DALEK DAY! :D
Can’t believe we forgot about Dalek Day. Dec. 21 was when the first part of The Daleks aired in 1963.
Wait so, wait. Isn’t the end of the world on Dec 21, 2012?
dear lord no
Submitted by anonymous
“The terror you experience when you catch yourself drumming the same beat that’s inside the Master’s head.”
I tap it out on the host stand at work on purpose in the hopes of scaring somebody in the mall.
Holy crap, new life mission.
Awesome. I want one. I have a small one, but this is awesome! Is the pattern correct?
My mum took this photo while I was knitting my fourth scarf. (What she said after was “Hey, you should put this up on tumblr.” MUMWAT)
Yup. Pattern is correct for the first season of 4’s run.
OH DANG. Out of curiosity, what stitch are you using? I feel like this would take me years the way I knit :T
So they cast Ninth as the bad guy in the next Thor movie.
Needless to say I’m excited to see him again.
Only fifty-three weeks to go.
I am now convinced that Conqueror of Shamballa happened after Arakawa-sensei watched “Doomsday” and she thought Ed would make a good Tenth.
Also I’m sorry for being late to the party.
Yes I know this is very egotistical and whatnot but it also makes me happy so, hello to the most recent follower!
Oh, but I still love the other twenty-nine of you very much.
I hope everyone is doing well and stuff. I’m having trouble keeping my priorities straight right now but I just wanted to say hello and thank you again.
Maybe one day I’ll do one of those “About Me” pages. Although I wouldn’t think anyone would be that interested in who I am. Meanwhile, I have to keep watching FMA!

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing any specific task. Instead, it comprises a collection of informal thoughts and conversations, lacking structured procedural instructions that could facilitate deeper reasoning or training a language model. The content is fragmented and focused primarily on personal experiences and comments, rather than forming coherent, detailed instructions.


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Milwaukee Brewers general manager Doug Melvin has received his second executive of the year award for the 2011 season.
Baseball America, in its latest edition, names Melvin as its major-league executive of the year for his work in building the Brewers into a first-place club. Melvin will receive his award next week at the baseball winter meetings in Dallas.
Melvin previously was recognized by The Sporting News as its co-executive of the year, sharing that honor with Detroit's Dave Dombrowski.
Nearly every personnel move made by Melvin prior to the 2011 season worked for the Brewers, who won their first National League Central crown and finished with a club-record 96 victories. During the off-season, he traded for starting pitchers Zack Greinke and Shaun Marcum, who combined to go 29-13.
Melvin also picked up Nyjer Morgan, who became the regular centerfielder, as well as reserve outfielder Mark Kotsay and reliever Takashi Saito.
During the season, he added reliever Francisco Rodriguez to solidify the bullpen and traded for infielder / outfielder Jerry Hairston Jr. when second baseman Rickie Weeks was lost for six weeks with an ankle injury.

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. Instead, it discusses the accomplishments of Doug Melvin and the personnel moves he made, lacking structured procedural instructions that would help in training a language model for deeper reasoning. The content is more of a narrative focused on achievements rather than a detailed, stepwise instructional guide.