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By Andy Merritt
BOSTON – The Beanpot is a tournament loaded with history, played in a city about which that’s even more true.
Right now, however, Northeastern doesn’t much care for history.
The Huskies beat Boston University 3-2 in Monday night’s Beanpot opener, punching their ticket to the final for the third time in five years. They’ll play the winner of the nightcap between Boston College and Harvard.
It’s also the first time Northeastern has beaten BU in the Beanpot since 1988 – the last time the Huskies won the title.
But that’s history, and to rehash the sports cliché, there aren’t any historians in the Northeastern locker room.
“It doesn’t matter what you did before, it’s what you do now,” said Husky goaltender Chris Rawlings, who made 32 saves on 34 shots in the victory.
Rawlings was responding to a question about the fact that the Huskies had already beaten the other three Beanpot participants this season before the tournament, but it aptly applied to the Northeastern mindset regarding the program’s woeful history on February nights at the Garden.
The Huskies have only won the historic Boston tournament four times, and not at all in 25 years, so it was entirely appropriate that a freshman from Canada, 19-year-old Kevin Roy of Lac-Beauport, Quebec, was the one in the spotlight. Roy scored all three of Northeastern’s goals, notching the first Beanpot hat trick since another Husky, Mike Ryan, did it in 2002.
The precocious rookie, who has lit up the scoreboard all year and leads the nation’s freshmen with 30 points, struck just 2:09 into the game off a feed from linemate Vinny Saponari.
BU’s Danny O’Regan (Needham, Mass.) tied it a few minutes later, but it was the last time the Terriers were a threat until the final minute of the game. Roy added goal No. 2 in the second period when a misplay between BU goaltender Matt O’Connor (23 saves) and senior Ben Rosen gift-wrapped an open-net look for Roy.
Roy picked up the eventual game-winner early in the third, after BU had an extended possession but couldn’t cash in. Josh Manson fired a shot from near the blue line that was tipped by Garrett Noonan, and while O’Connor made the initial save, Roy pounced on the rebound for one of the biggest goals of his young career.
“You’ve got to think of this game as just another one,” Roy said. “I think when the pressure is higher, I have better performances.”
Roy also got a little magical wisdom from coach Jim Madigan, who said he told the freshman before the start of the third period, “you’ve got three [goals] in you.”
The pressure was certainly on the Northeastern penalty kill, which deftly turned aside all six BU power plays. The Terriers had almost two full minutes of 5-on-3 late in the 2nd after Colton Saucerman and Dax Lauwers took boarding and slashing calls just four seconds apart, and after NU killed that off, the Huskies were down again with a boarding call to Manson 1:02 before the end of the frame.
Yet Northeastern survived the almost four continuous minutes of BU power play, in what both sides called the turning point of the game.
“That was a real confidence booster for us,”
said NU captain Vinny Saponari, who improved to 3-2 against his
former team since being dismissed from BU after the 2010-11
“That was a huge letdown,” said BU senior captain Wade Megan. “We’re not going to win games like that, we’ve got to make teams pay, and we didn’t.”
Megan is one of six BU seniors who will graduate without winning a Beanpot title. As freshmen didn’t start playing with the varsity until the 1970s, this year’s BU seniors are the first class to play four years without winning what has sometimes been called the “BU Invitational,” so thorough has the program’s dominance been.
“It’s pretty devastating,” Megan said, fighting back tears in the postgame press conference. “I just wanted it so bad for my school, and for my classmates.”
The Terriers had a late chance to avoid that particularly unwelcome bit of history after Bruins prospect Matt Grzelcyk cleverly found Sahir Gill on a backdoor pass, and Gill buried it with 1:11 to go. But the score stayed at 3-2, and Northeastern snapped its 15-game losing streak against BU in the Beanpot.
Rawlings, Roy and coach Jim Madigan were all peppered with
questions about the gravity of Northeastern’s trip to the
final, given its history. But all they’d talk about was
“I’ve got to be honest, we’re just focusing on straight ahead,” Madigan said, “because the stuff before this isn’t good.”
After another reporter tried to bait Madigan, who won the Beanpot as a Northeastern player and assistant coach in the 80s, into talking about what a Beanpot title would mean to Northeastern after two and a half decades of futility, he still wouldn’t budge.
“I will speak to it – if we have the opportunity next Monday,” Madigan said with a wry smile.

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Mercury (14-3) at Chicago (8-11)
When: 5:30 p.m.
Where: Allstate Arena, Rosemont, Ill.
Mercury update: Phoenix won its franchise-record eighth consecutive game on Wednesday, beating the Seattle Storm 78-58. Penny Taylor led the team with 14 points and Brittney Griner had 13 points, eight rebounds and a career-high five assists. ... The Mercury allowed just four points in the second quarter, tying a franchise record. ... Diana Taurasi was named the Western Conference Player of the Week for June 30-July 6. It's Taurasi's second such award this season and the 18th of her career, putting her two behind Tamika Catchings for the most in WNBA history. ... The Mercury beat the Sky 87-69 in Phoenix on July 2.
Sky update: Chicago lost 72-65 to the Washington Mystics on Wednesday in front of a franchise-record crowd of 16,402. C Sylvia Fowles had 19 points and 17 rebounds off the bench to lead the Sky, who shot a season-low 31.3 percent from the field. ... G/F Elena Delle Donne is still out as she undergoes treatment for a flare-up of Lyme disease. ... The Sky have lost three in a row and seven of 10 overall without Delle Donne. ... G Courtney Vandersloot is also out with a sprained left knee. ... G Epiphanny Prince leads active players with 17.4 points and 4.3 assists per game.

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After a stunning start, Michael Carter-Williams and the Philadelphia 76ers came crashing back down to earth in their last game.
A matchup with the winless Washington Wizards could help them bounce back.
Philadelphia tries to continue its recent success against the visiting Wizards, who hope to avoid opening 0-4 for the third consecutive season Wednesday night.
While the 76ers (3-1) turned heads in beating Miami, Washington and Chicago to open the season, they were blown out 110-90 by Golden State on Monday. Philadelphia, which averaged 110.0 points on 51.2 percent shooting in its first three games, was limited to 35.2 percent from the field and fell behind by as many as 39.
"There's no beating around the bush, they beat the (heck) out of us," said center Spencer Hawes, who had five points and eight rebounds after averaging 19.3 and 11.3 during the 3-0 start.
"That's one of those games that, they happen. You try to limit three or four of those over the course of a season, and we got one out of the way early."
Carter-Williams and Evan Turner scored 18 points apiece and Tony Wroten added 14 off the bench.
Carter-Williams, though, shot 4 for 17, committed six turnovers and had four assists without a steal. He had been the reigning Eastern Conference player of the week after averaging 20.7 points, 9.0 assists, 4.3 steals and 2.3 turnovers.
"He wants to attack bigs, it's his nature. I like it, but it becomes an education where you're going in against 7-foot-2," first-year coach Brett Brown said. "He's going to have to get used to going at that size. It's just part of the process, it's part of his learning curve."
While his team was overmatched against the Warriors, Brown doesn't appear too concerned going forward.
"The peaks and valleys of the NBA are dangerous," he said. "You're never as good as you think you were and you're not as bad as you think you are.
"If we can just bang out great effort games and share the ball and play the right way - all those types of things - the results will come."
The 76ers now turn their attention back to the Wizards, whom they beat 109-102 on Friday behind Thaddeus Young's 29 points and Turner's 23.
Philadelphia has taken eight of 10 from Washington and five straight at home, but Brown isn't expecting anything to come easy Wednesday.
"They're going to want to make amends, we're going to have a much more difficult game," he said.
The Wizards, allowing an NBA-worst 51.2 opponent field-goal percentage, saw their woes continue in Sunday's 103-93 loss at Miami. Washington allowed the Heat to shoot 52.9 percent and committed 21 turnovers.
"I thought we battled well," guard Bradley Beal said. "We still had a few breakdowns on defense. ... We just have to knock down shots and limit our turnovers as much as possible."
Beal had 19 points while newcomer Marcin Gortat added 15 points and 11 rebounds. John Wall was held to 11 on 4-of-12 shooting but did have nine assists for Washington, which cut a 23-point deficit to seven in the final minute against the defending champions.
"This is how we've got to play," coach Randy Wittman said. "Nobody wants to lose but I thought we took a good step in the right direction."
The Wizards opened 0-8 in 2011-12 and a franchise-worst 0-12 last season. They could certainly use a boost from Nene, who may return after missing the last two games with a calf injury.
Washington has dropped 11 straight road games against Eastern Conference foes and 26 of 28 since the start of last season.

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BUT I DIGRESS, sorry. Anyway I received this email just seconds ago and I lovingly used old-fashioned Microsoft Paint to contain my excitement.
It had been expected to come around in March and it looks like it's been official (unless I already missed it? In that case, I fail). Now, I personally like CVS's Extra Care card more than Rite Aid's UP rewards. After an annoying experience with using the UP rewards, I decided that it's just not worth it. I am a loyal Walgreens and CVS girl. But...I will definitely swing by a Rite Aid sometime to look at the display.
Updates to follow. I have so many pics but I've been so lazy in transferring them to my computer.
You can always formspring.me and follow me on Twitter!

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August 30, 2011
Warren Central off to a strong start
With several Division I prospects and a top five national ranking Indianapolis (IN) Warren Central H.S. is expected to have a special season, and after two weeks they are well on their way to doing just that. After a blow-out win in week one, the Warriors held on to defeat a solid Cathedral team this past Saturday on a game televised by ESPNU. After the win over the Fighting Irish Peegs.com spoke with Warren Central standouts and Hoosier commits Kevin Davis and Jordan Wallace about their season to this point, as well as to Coach John Hart about what he thinks of the IU program under Kevin Wilson.
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July 19, 2014
Florida linebacker ready for visit
With Orange Carpet Day the main attraction on Rocky Top on Saturday there are going to be plenty of top prospects in Knoxville. That list includes Florida linebacker [db]Tevon Coney[/db]. Get the latest on the four-star linebacker prior to his visit.
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We get a TON of tips each day. Sometimes it’s about a new pair of gloves, or a new coaching hire, a pro trade, or even a big time transfer. And sometimes, it’s all about Growing The Game. The last tip we received was of the latter sort! So is Furman University in South Carolina about to add NCAA Division 1 Lacrosse?
Here is the text of an email sent out to all the South Carolina High School Lacrosse Coaches, which came from Chris Colvin, the Associate Athletic Director at Furman University:
Furman University will hold a press conference announcing a major new initiative in the Athletics Department on Thursday February 9, 2012.
Younts Conference Center, Shaw Hall on the Furman University campus
3300 Poinsett Highway, Greenville, South Carolina 10:00 AM
Your attendance is requested.
Did Mr. Colvin or Furman make any mention of lacrosse? No. But the fact that they sent out the invite to all the South Carolina HS coaches has DEFITELY got us thinking! Why else would they send out an email like that? To announce that they’re adding hockey? I don’t think so. We’re hoping for LAX! Ideally on both the men’s and women’s sides… but we’d take either honestly!
Come on, Furman, you know what we want!!!!!

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Tomas Plekanec, the "little girl" from the playoffs two years ago and the healthy scratch last year, has grown into a pretty fine woman.
Plekanec's overtime goal should ensure that Jose Theodore knows his last name now, and it gave the Habs a successful two games here in Washington, no matter what happens in Game 2 on Saturday.
Honesty time, I'm tired. Just wanted to let you all know where you can read my stuff for tonight. Here's a link to my CBC blog, and here's my story for CP.
I'm going to bed.

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Of course, Quenneville changed lines. That’s what he does when things get dire, and sometimes even when they don’t.
But in the second period of Game 4 of the Western Conference finals in Los Angeles, the Hawks were desperate. Sure, they had established their pace. Sure, they were moving the puck through the center because they smartly avoided getting pinned along the boards. But the Hawks were desperate.
They had just blown a two-man advantage of nearly a minute in a one-goal game. Then they wasted the subsequent 5-on-4 advantage.
The Hawks might’ve been criticized for trying to be too cute on the two-man advantage, but that’s the smart play. Work for one shot. Instead, the Hawks managed none.
The Hawks failed to get the puck into the dangerous area or move it well enough to create a clean blast. They needed to be clutch. They were capable only of playing catch along the perimeter.
And so, the Hawks were desperate, and oh, were they ever missing suspended defenseman Duncan Keith.
In the Stanley Cup playoffs, they say your best players have to be your best players. In these playoffs, the likes of Patrick Kane, Jonathan Toews, Marian Hossa, Patrick Sharp and Brent Seabrook have been some of their most worst.
It’s hard enough to beat Quick even up, and here were the Hawks blowing a golden chance.
Or maybe it’s not that hard.
As he does when the Hawks struggle to create offense, Quenneville put together Kane and Toews, and bang, here came one important sequence, perhaps the most important sequence of the playoffs going forward.
Kane motored around the slot and shot. Toews shot near the right. Kane centered to Niklas Hjalmarsson for a slap shot at the top of the slot. Finally, Kane shoveled in a Bryan Bickell deflection that trickled behind Quick to make it 2-2 late in the second period.
Just like that, the two struggling stars from whom Quenneville said he needed more were reunited and immediately started, continued and finished a critical scoring play.
Quenneville, of course, changes a second line when he changes a first, and would you look at that:
Hossa, who was dropped from Toews’ line, took a slick pass from Michal Handzus, who used to center Kane, and roofed the go-ahead goal 70 seconds into the third period. Three-two, Hawks.
Talk about your ultiamte two-fer: Quenneville changed his top two lines, and one scored the tying goal while the other nailed the winner.
The Hawks protected that lead the rest of the way, limiting the Kings to just two shots in the third period. Three games to one, Hawks.
A win at home Saturday puts them in the Stanley Cup Final for the first time since Kane scored that forever goal. Interesting how it always seems to come back to certain names.
The Hawks weren’t going to do anything in this series if their stars couldn’t score, especially in a rink where the Kings hadn’t lost this postseason. Some of the Hawks’ biggest stars showed up Thursday night. They scored goals that turned the game and the series.
Nice of them to help out Bickell.

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This Week in Automotivators, August 6-12
Just a few stories from the past week, whether I blogged them or not.
Link: Ranker (3rd item).
No link for that one. I’m just excited about football.
Link: Naked DC.
Although that may not be a new development. Link: Twitchy.
And, of course:
Indeed, one does not. Link: R.S. McCain.

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Easy there with your adjectives, food bloggers. If you dare to call a restaurant's offerings "too salty" in Taiwan (especially after all we're reading these days about sodium), you could wind up behind bars, the Daily What notes.
A woman with an amateur food blog of moderate success (the Taipei Times reports she has received more than 60,000 hits) was sentenced to 30 days in jail, given two years probation and fined the equivalent of $6,782 CDN.
Her crime? Defamation. A restaurant owner filed a suit against her after she reviewed his establishment and deemed its food "too salty." She also said the owner was a bully and reported the presence of cockroaches. While the judge had no problem with the comment about the roaches, he said it was unfair to call all the food "too salty" since she'd only tried one dish on one visit.
When inspectors later visited the restaurant to see if it was as unsanitary as the blogger claimed, they determined it was not and she was ordered to pay the owner for lost revenue.
You don't have to travel to Taiwan to hear restauranteurs groan about food bloggers. In the last decade, the online foodie revolution has bestowed great new powers on amateur bloggers and members of review sites such as Urbanspoon and Yelp.
Many chefs and restaurant owners argue most are unqualified to properly evaluate food or present balanced reviews. In one famous rant, celebrity chef Mario Batali said food bloggers' relative anonymity and lack of accountability "allows them a peculiar and nasty vocabulary that seems to be taken as truth by virtue of the fact that it has been printed somewhere. Unfortunately, this also allows untruths, lies and malicious and personally driven dreck to be quoted as fact."
But in a response to such criticisms, the blogger behind the Portland, Maine blog From Away argued food bloggers are in some ways present more passionate reviews than newspaper critics since they're writing based on personal interest in food.
"The demand for fresh content on a website means that we aren't visiting a restaurant 3 or 4 times, and then lounging around in our jammies for days, smoking a pipe, while we consider whether the pico de gallo on our halibut was 'piquant' or simply 'poignant,'" he writes.
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Xavier has hired Bowling Green's Greg Christopher as its next director of athletics, responsible for guiding the Jesuit school into the reconfigured Big East next season.
Christopher replaces Mike Bobinski, who is moving on to Georgia Tech next month.
Christopher has been director of athletics at Bowling Green for the past 6½ years. Previously, he was an associate director of athletics at Purdue. He'll become Xavier's 11th director of athletics.
Xavier and Butler are leaving the Atlantic 10 to join seven current Big East schools, plus Creighton, in a reconfigured league next school year. Georgetown, St. John's, Providence, Seton Hall, Villanova, Marquette and DePaul reached an agreement to leave the current Big East and taking the name with them.
Christopher will be introduced at a Tuesday afternoon news conference

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Bret Spaude (above) along with Andrew Aquilante, each won their respective class in the Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge event in New Jersey.
The pole-winning teams in both Grand-Am Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge classes completed clean sweeps in the B+ Heroes 200 presented by BCKSTGR at New Jersey Motorsports Park by going on to take their class victories.
Bret Spaude and Andrew Aquilante overcame two significant pit-road penalties to score their first Grand Sport (GS) victory in the No. 35 Subaru Road Racing Team Subaru WRX-STI, while Corey Fergus and Owen Trinkler converted Fergus' Street Tuner (ST) pole into a class victory in the No. 197 Cruise America/Thor Motorcoach Honda Civic Si.
Despite Spaude's pole-winning performance earlier in the day, the No. 35 did not lead the race until just nine laps to go. Aquilante battled all the way back from a stop-and-go penalty for contact in the pit lane right of way and a stop-and-go-plus-30-second penalty for hitting pit equipment to take the lead from Charles Espenlaub on Lap 75 of the 83-lap race. Aquilante then kept the field at bay on a restart with four laps remaining to win by 2.224 seconds over Espenlaub.
“This has been quite the three-year project to get here,” said Spaude of what was also Subaru's first Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge GS class victory. “We've had a lot of trouble and making a Subaru work against the bigger V8 cars has been a challenge, but we've finally gotten there.”
Espenlaub and co-driver Charles Putman took second in the No. 48 Safecraft/OMP/Fall-Line Motorsports BMW M3, and the result moved the 2010 GS co-champions into the points lead by eight points, 115-107, over Al Carter and Hugh Plumb, who finished fifth. Third place in GS went to Eric Curran and Lawson Aschenbach in the No. 01 CKS Autosport Chevrolet Camaro GS.R.
It was a comparatively easier race in ST for Fergus and Trinkler. Fergus led the first five laps during his opening stint from the class pole and Trinkler took the lead for good from Ryan Eversley when Eversley encountered a terminal mechanical problem on the front straight with 30 laps to go.
It was Trinkler's third consecutive ST win at New Jersey Motorsports Park and came with his third different co-driver. Trinker won two years ago alongside Randy Smalley and took the ST win last year with Sarah Cattaneo as his co-driver.
“At this track, something clicks with us,” Trinkler said. “You've got to have a car that really turns well in the center of the corner here. We really work hard here on trying to get the car turn in the center of the corner. We did an awesome job today.”
Second in ST went to Daniel Rogers and Seth Thomas in the No. 82 CRC Brakleen/Johnstone Supply/unitedBMWonline/Escort BMW 328i, followed by Terry Borcheller and Mike LaMarra in the No. 23 WeatherTech/Tech Care BMW 128i.
With a 15th place finish, No. 10 Infinity Audio/Kia Motors America/Rocky Tools Kia Forte Koup co-drivers Andy Lally and Nic Jonsson lead the ST driver standings by just two points over Pierre Kleinubing, who came home fifth with co-driver Glenn Bocchino in the No. 5 EMI/Mazda Mazdaspeed 3.
The B+ Heroes presented by BCKSTGR 200 will be televised on Speed at 2:00 p.m. ET on Saturday, May 26.

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Stuffed Veal Cutlets On Sea Shells
|Veal cutlets||6 , thinly sliced|
|Chopped onion||1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)|
|Dry breadcrumbs||1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)|
|Chopped fresh parsley||1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)|
|Thin ham slices||6|
|Butter||1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)|
|Onions||4 Large, sliced|
|Carrots||2 Large, thinly sliced|
|Fresh ripe tomatoes||2 , cut into wedges|
|Dry white wine||1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)|
|Beef broth||1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)|
|Grated gruyere cheese||2 Tablespoon|
1. Cook shells according to package directions.
2. Preheat the oven to 350°F
3. In a large pan, cook the shells according to the package instructions.
4. Season the veal cutlets with salt and pepper
5. Sprinkle the chopped onions on top of the veal cutlets
6. In a large bowl, mix breadcrumbs, parsley and thyme together.
7. Place the stuffing inside each cutlet
8. Top the veal cutlet with ham
9. Roll up the veal and the ham to form a roll
10. Fasten in placed with a toothpick
11. In a large pan, heat the butter on slow heat.
12. Sauté the rolls in butter
13. Set aside till required
14. In the same pan, heat the sliced onions, carrots, and tomatoes.
15. Add wine, broth and salt
16. In a large casserole, layer the mixture, followed by the stuffed veal cutlets
17. Cover and bake on moderate heat in a moderate oven at 350°F., about 60 minutes, basting frequently.
18. Layer the veal rolls on the shells and serve hot sprinkled with cheese.
Calories 601 Calories from Fat 218
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 25 g37.8%
Saturated Fat 12.5 g62.7%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 186 mg62%
Sodium 971.3 mg40.5%
Total Carbohydrates 39 g12.9%
Dietary Fiber 7.4 g29.8%
Sugars 17.5 g
Protein 53 g105.9%
Vitamin A 144.2% Vitamin C 65%
Calcium 12% Iron 13.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet

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Grade I-placed Indian Express has been retired from racing and will enter stud at Monte and Cathy Thomas' Ups and Downs Farm near Citra, Fla.
Bob Baffert said Sunday that Indian Express will not run in the Preakness due to a minor foot problem that will prevent him from working the colt this week.
Three-time Kentucky Derby-winning trainer Bob Baffert said that Indian Express appeared to come out of his rugged Kentucky Derby journey well and would consider a run in the Preakness for the colt.
Here's a look at what happened on the training front with the 17 contenders for Saturday's Kentucky Derby,as described by Churchill Downs' note takers.
Here's a look at Wednesday morning's backstretch developments at Churchill Downs.
Tyler Baze, the 2000 Eclipse Award-winning apprentice jockey, will make his maiden ride in the Kentucky Derby this year aboard Indian Express.
This year's Kentucky Derby horses refuse to make things easy. Just when it's time to start narrowing down the list of contenders, they go and work like super horses, while Empire Maker aggravates a minor foot bruise.
The Thoroughbred Corporation's Kafwain was withdrawn from Saturday's Kentucky Derby following a workout with stablemate Indian Express at Churchill Downs on Tuesday. The Bob Baffert-trained pair breezed five-eighths of a mile in :59 3/5.
Obviously, siring a Kentucky Derby (gr. I) winner is a positive for any stud horse. But for a first crop sire, it can be huge. After all, by the time a stallion's first crop are 3-year-olds, he is covering his fifth book of mares.
Here's a look at what some of the contenders for Saturday's Kentucky Derby (gr. I) were up to on Monday morning, according to Churchill Downs track notes.
The storm that hit Louisville yesterday lingered until mid-morning, with the drizzle and wind finally giving way to brightening skies. With very little action, today will be more of a Derby potpourri. The heavy duty works pick up tomorrow, headed by Empire Maker and Peace Rules.
The highlights of Wednesday's activity were the workouts by Ten Most Wanted and the Bob Baffert pair of Kafwain and Indian Express, and a first-time visit to Arkansas Derby winner Sir Cherokee at Trackside training center.
There was frost on the ground when Churchill Downs opened for training Wednesday morning, but a bright sun was shining by the time three Kentucky Derby contenders completed their workouts much to the satisfaction of two California-based trainers.
Santa Anita Derby (gr. I) runner-up Indian Express turned in his first work since arriving at Churchill Downs for Kentucky Derby 129 and jockey Robby Albarado was named to ride Holy Bull (gr. III) winner Offlee Wild in this year's Run for the Roses.
They were separated by just a head as the 1-2 finishers in the Santa Anita Derby (gr. I) and Desperado Stables' Buddy Gil and Phil Chess' Indian Express were not much farther apart on Tuesday as they shared a flight to Kentucky on a plane that landed in Lexington.
Sometimes, when you dig deep to try to find something, all you wind up with is a big hole. In Saturday's Santa Anita Derby, we kept digging, hoping to find the key to unlock Kentucky Derby 129. But in the end, not even Indiana Jones could locate the treasure most everyone had been looking for.
All three of trainer Bob Baffert's Santa Anita Derby (gr. I) starters came out of the race fine, but only two – Indian Express and Kafwain – will continue on the Kentucky Derby trail, the conditioner said Sunday.
Jockey Gary Stevens broke Bill Shoemaker's record with his ninth Santa Anita Derby (gr. I) victory Saturday aboard unheralded Buddy Gil.
The key factors surrounding Saturday's Santa Anita Derby will be the pace scenario and the enticing overlays awaiting bettors. If you go by the morning line, Domestic Dispute at 15-1, Ministers Wild Cat at 10-1, and even Kafwain as third choice at 4-1 look awfully appealing.
Trainer Bob Baffert admits Lady Luck hasn't been good to him so far this year. He's hoping for some divine intervention in time for Saturday's Santa Anita Derby (gr. I).
A 10-horse field, including three 3-year-olds trained by Bob Baffert, were entered for Saturday's $750,000, grade I Santa Anita Derby at 1 1/8 miles.
It was Santa Anita Derby (gr. I) preview day at the California oval Monday as four of the eight or nine expected runners were put through their final drills for Saturday‚s $750,000 Kentucky Derby (gr. I) prep.
Phil and Sheva Chess' Indian Express, a fast-closing fourth in the San Pedro Stakes last time out, will make his next start in the Santa Anita Derby (gr. I) on April 5, trainer Bob Baffert said.
The Bobby Frankel-trained Peace Rules, twice a stakes winner on turf, and stakes winners Spensive and Sum Trick head a field of nine entered in Saturday's $200,000 San Rafael Stakes (gr. II) for 3-year-olds at Santa Anita.
Omega Code faces his most serious test Saturday, trying two turns for the first time in the one-mile San Rafael Stakes (Gr. III) at Santa Anita.
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The article does not present a clear sequence of ordered steps necessary to guide the reader through completing a specific task. Instead, it consists of updates and news regarding horse racing events, particularly focusing on the Kentucky Derby, without any procedural instructions that could facilitate deeper reasoning in training a language model. The lack of detailed, structured information makes it unsuitable for training purposes.


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From Sand Gnats Media Relations:
Savannah, GA – The Lakewood BlueClaws scored six
runs on three swings to defeat the Savannah Sand Gnats 6-2 Saturday
night in front of 2,686 fans at Historic Grayson Stadium. Savannah
rallied to get the winning run to the plate in the ninth, but Patrick Biondi's hard line drive to third base was caught to end the game.
The Gnats (1-2) scored first: in the bottom of the first, RF Victor Cruzado
capped a 10-pitch at-bat by belting a full-count offering over the
right field wall for his first home run of 2014. It was the third
homerun in three games for the Gnats.
The lead did not hold up long as the BlueClaws (2-1) pull ahead for good in the top of the second inning. Savannah starter Chris Flexen walked Zach Green and two outs later, Larry Greene Jr. Lakewood catcher Gabriel Lino followed with a double to center to score both runners.
In the fourth inning the BlueClaws began a rally with two outs and the bases clear with two singles and a walk. 1B Willians Astudillo cleared the bases with a three-run double down the leftfield line.
All five runs Flexen allowed came with two outs in the inning. He
went 4.2 innings, allowing five runs on five hits, three walks and three
strikeouts in his Savannah debut.
The Gnats closed to within 5-2 with a run in the fourth inning when DH Matt Oberste doubled to left, driving home LF Jared King.
Astudillo drove home the BlueClaws final run in the sixth with a single to centerfield off reliever Dawrin Frias.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a task, as it primarily reports on a baseball game rather than offering instructions or a procedural methodology. Additionally, the content lacks well-structured procedural instructions that would be useful for training a language model for deeper reasoning; it presents events in a narrative format without emphasizing any systematic approach or detailed reasoning processes.


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From California, Mo. to Columbia, communities across central Missouri are rallying behind the Tipton teenager injured in a football game last week.
Chad Stover collapsed with just minutes left in a game against Sacred Heart in Sedalia. As of Monday night, he remains in critical condition at University Hospital.
Since the injury, Mid-Missouri has shown an outpouring of support for the teen.
Tipton has red ribbons tied all over town with no post or sign too big or too small to show support.
And past Tipton, California also had ribbons tied to their high school marquee.
The high school football players also traveled more than an hour to see Stover Sunday night. They plan on creating a video for him and visiting him again.
The players are also trying to paint a red and white ribbon with Stover's number 18 on the field for their playoff game Wednesday. They will begin the game with a moment of silence.
California High School's athletic Director Bob Staton said these things are the least they can do.
"We want them to know they're in our hearts and prayers," he said.
Sacred Heart in Sedalia came to the prayer vigil on Sunday night. Father Tolton Catholic High School in Columbia sent the school a card and offered up a mass for the Stovers.
"This is something that could happen to anyone," said Fr. Tolton athletic director Chad Masters. "We just need to be there as a bigger community."
Coaches, players and communities put their rivalries aside to show their support.
Players on the California Pintos said all football players feel like brothers, especially in times of need.
"We don't care what our team name is when something that serious happens," Drew Norton said.
Another player on the team felt the same.
"If something like this happened to one of our players, we'd all be there. We want to do the same for him," Ramiro Garcia said.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps guiding the reader through completing a task. Instead, it focuses on conveying the community's support following a tragic event. Additionally, the procedural instructions related to training a language model for deeper reasoning are absent, as the content does not present structured or detailed processes that would facilitate such training.


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Today is Wordless Wednesday. If you have your own genealogy or family history related blog, you can participate in Wordless Wednesday. What is it?
Wordless Wednesday is a daily blogging theme used by many genealogy bloggers to help them post content on their sites.
To participate in Wordless Wednesday simply create a post with the main focus being a photograph or image. Some people also include attribute information as to the source of the image (date, location, owner, etc.). Some have begun doing a “Not So Wordless Wednesday” with the main focus still being an image but there is a backstory to the image.
Here are the latest Wordless Wednesday posts from our member genealogy bloggers:
© 2010, copyright Thomas MacEntee

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Scones are a type of quickbread ( like biscuits) that are English in origin. Basically quickbreads don’t need yeast, hence the name. The only scones that I’ve ever tried are the ones I made a few days ago, so I’m a novice. I don’t even know what to look for in taste and texture – but I sure did enjoy eating it. The end product is cake-y and chewy – I admit, I think I overworked the batter a bit, but in my defense that’s probably the only way I can really learn restraint.
Honey and walnut have been my go-to flavor combination that blends with the scones perfectly. In my head, even if I don’t know what a proper scone should taste like…I’m looking for that texture akin to puff pastry, meaning, I’d like to see scone slightly flaky, like these, where I got the recipe from.
Scones (makes at least eight pieces; adapted from here)
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 4 tablespoons honey
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup (8 tablespoons) cold unsalted butter, cut into pieces
- 1 cup fresh milk
- ½ cup walnuts
- Preheat oven to 400 F. Line a baking sheet with a silicone mat or parchment paper
- Whisk the flour, sugar, baking powder and salt together in a large bowl. Add the butter and walnuts and use a pastry cutter to cut it into the dry ingredients – keep working it until the mixture resembles coarse crumbs.
- Add the milk and use a fork (or your hands) to gently bring the mixture together. There may still be a few dry bits in the bottom of the bowl, that’s fine.
- Turn the dough out onto your work surface and divide it in half. Gently shape each piece into a disk about 1/2-inch thick. Like a pie, cut each disk into 4 or 6 pieces, depending on how big you want your scones – I did six.
- Transfer the scones to the prepared baking sheet. (You can bake the scones immediately, but I like to refrigerate or freeze mine briefly so the butter is really cold when it hits the oven. – THG did this)
- Bake for 15-20 minutes, or until the scones begin to turn golden brown around the edges and are slightly firm to the touch.
- Transfer the baking sheet to a wire rack and let the scones cool for a few minutes before removing them to the rack to cool completely. Drizzle with honey and more walnuts. Enjoy!

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through the process of making scones, detailing each stage from preparing the ingredients to baking the final product. Additionally, the instructions are well-structured and straightforward, which would be beneficial for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as they outline specific actions while allowing for some interpretation or variation in approach (e.g., cutting the disks into different sizes).


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GARY Madine is banking on Dave Jones to bring back the good times to Hillsborough.
The striker has in mind not only some pre-Christmas cheer against Charlton today but also a long-term recovery.
Wednesday may be scrapping at the bottom end of the Championship just now but Madine issued a reminder about Jones’ impact last season and the potential for future years:
“He came in and lifted the whole place; we went on a crazy run of not losing games and he got us promoted; everybody loves him for that. I’m sure he can do that again,” he said.
“You have to take the rough with the smooth - you can’t forget the run we were on when we were winning. When you’re up there, you’re really happy.
“When you’re down there, you need to remember the good times, and we’ll get back there.”
Madine expects the Owls to be thrusting upwards within the two and half years that remain on his contract and believes that the ability in the squad can form the basis for a revival.
He is a big admirer of £750,000 winger Michail Antonio: “We spent a lot of money on Michail; I think he’s absolutely frightening on his day; he terrorises people.”
Madine, recalled for the last two games, is out to make a bigger impact of his own. He says he is his own biggest critic and accepts Jones’ view that he needs to keep working hard and improving.
Admitting that his season, with three goals for him, has been disappointing so far, he says: “I’ve not had as much playing time as I’d like or scored as many goals as I’d like, but I’ve had a little run at it now; hopefully I’ll get my sharpness back, bang in a couple of goals and go on a run.”

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or detailed procedural instructions to guide the reader through completing a task. Instead, it offers commentary and insights from football player Gary Madine regarding his expectations and experiences, which lacks the structural clarity needed for training a model in deeper reasoning. The information is more anecdotal and motivational rather than instructional.


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Dallas Cowboys Poised To Get All-Pro Love
Sportswriter Peter Schrager’s All-Pro predictions give plenty of props for our ‘Boys in silver and blue.
Stacking up impressive statistics has been easier for the Cowboys than winning games, so it’s not surprising that kicker Dan Bailey, tight end Jason Witten, linebackers DeMarcus Ware and Anthony Spencer, wideout Dez Bryant, and quarterback Tony Romo all get named.
Schrager noted Bailey’s “steady accuracy and clutch moments,” and remarked at how Spencer has quietly “emerged as an elite outside linebacker this season, racking up 80 tqackles and 9 sacks.”
The sportswriter called Witten and his other All-Pro tight end pick Tony Gonzalez “oldies but goodies.” C’mon, Witten is six years younger than the 36-year-old Gonzalez.
How soon they forget: Earlier this season, sportswriters, broadcasters, and even fans were revolting against the uneven and trouble-prone Bryant. But after torching defenses during the last half of the season, Bryant is now called a “shoe-in” by Schrager.
He has a tougher time defending his pick of Romo: “I’ll get clobbered for going with Romo over RG3 and the rest (I have a ‘man-crush’ on Romo, remember?) but he’s the sole reason Dallas is where they are today.”
And where is Dallas today?
They’re one win away from making the playoffs and fulfilling MY early season prediction of a Super Bowl win.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or procedural instructions but instead offers commentary and opinions regarding the performance of Dallas Cowboys players. The content lacks detailed, structured guidance that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning; it primarily presents subjective assessments without delineating a clear process or methodology.


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By all accounts, it was a freak accident that shattered Louisville Cardinal Kevin Ware’s lower right leg in an NCAA regional championship game. But what makes young bone so vulnerable to such breaks?
On Sunday night, sophomore guard Ware underwent a successful two-hour surgery to re-set his broken bone at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Hours before, Ware leaped to contest a three-point shot during the NCAA Midwest Regional championships and landed like a piece of glass, breaking his tibia practically on impact and shooting a piece of the split bone through his shin.
The injury startled players and fans on both teams, some to tears, as emergency medical personnel quickly moved to cover the injury with towels.
University of Louisville announced in a press release that Ware’s two-hour surgery went smoothly, and the Associated Press reported he was walking, carefully, and ready to join his team in Atlanta for the Final Four. His bone was set, the wound was closed, and a rod was inserted in his right tibia, where it will remain to stabilize the bone and serve as a buttress during healing. Ware continued to stay positive despite his injury, even telling his teammates to “win the game, win the game,” which they did, 85-63.
Ware’s profound injury is highly unusual in basketball players, with some experts referring to it as a “freak accident.” “It’s not a common injury we see in the sports setting at all. We usually see this from car accidents or traumatic falls from very significant heights, where there is enough force for the bone to shatter and come through the skin in a compound-like fracture,” says Dr. Robert Glatter, an emergency physician at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City and a former sideline physician for the New York Jets.
A compound fracture is a break that’s severe enough to puncture through skin. Because the bone, normally protected within the body, is exposed to bacteria and other debris and contaminants in the air, these breaks are more likely to cause infections that, if left untreated, could become fatal. That’s why Ware was treated with antibiotics and rushed to surgery soon after the injury.
How did the bones in the leg, presumably strong enough to withstand considerable force, buckle under Ware’s own weight? “He probably torqued his leg, or slightly rotated it so that when he landed, the force transmitted through the bone and punctured the skin,” says Glatter. Such a scenario is simply unlucky chance and not likely to occur often. However, there are a few other factors that can contribute to such breaks in well-trained athletes, that aren’t caused by enormous amounts of force packed into normal collisions or falls that can occur during play. A prior, and much smaller, injury like a stress fracture that could have left his tibia weaker may have made Ware more vulnerable to a fracture. “He probably had a pre-existing stress fracture or some inherent weakness in the bone. It’s unlikely this was a normal bone. People go up all the time and block shots,” says Glatter. Ware’s coach Rick Pitino told AP, however, that there was “nothing prior” to put him at risk.
Endurance athletes often harbor stress fractures in their bones, especially in their lower extremities, that result from overuse. However, this type of silent fracture is more common among professional runners, like American Olympic athlete Manteo Mitchell, who ran with a broken leg in a qualifying heat during the London 2012 Olympics. Mitchell had apparently slipped on the stairs in the athletes’ village several days before the race, but felt his left fibula pop as he rounded the last lap of the men’s 4 x 400-m preliminary relay. “Could [a similar stress fracture] have contributed to someone who has been running extensively [up and down the basketball court] for the length of an entire season? It’s possible. [But] it’s not a usual problem in a basketball player,” says Dr. Timothy Hewett of the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
Hewett says other contributing factors could be related to bone density, diet and vitamin D levels. Every year, Hewett measures the bone density of members of the Ohio State Football team prior to their season. He also tests the vitamin D levels of each athlete and screens them for nutritional deficiencies — all to help prevent broken bones in the coming, often punishing season. Recent studies showed that most Americans have low levels of vitamin D, in part because they spend more time indoors and don’t take advantage of the natural synthesis of vitamin D when skin is exposed to the sun’s rays. “If vitamin D levels are low, which they tend to be in the Midwest, we supplement. We also see whether a person is getting efficient calcium from their diet,” says Hewett. “Even well-trained athletes still have diet deficiencies. Just for the football team we have two nutritionists on staff. It is definitely a factor in high school and college athletes.”
Poor diet may also play a role in weaker bones, particularly among younger kids, with some researchers suggesting that children drinking too much soda or not eating enough vitamin-rich foods are vulnerable to brittler and thinner bones.
There are also genetic conditions and bone diseases that can make the skeleton more vulnerable to fractures, although it’s not likely that such individuals would be able to endure the physical punishment of training at such an elite level as Ware and other athletes.
Despite the severity of the break, given that Ware is otherwise healthy and young, he may be able to play next season, although the recovery will be long. “This type of injury could take three to six months to heal for someone who is healthy without significant medical problems, especially an athlete. But ultimate healing and remolding can take up to a year,” says Glatter, depending on how badly surrounding tissues and nerves were damaged in the trauma.
“I don’t know the exact nature of his injury, but there could also be nerve damage. When you have such a traumatic injury, you can also injure nerves that are functional to muscles as well as sensations to the skin.” says Glatter. “High-performing athletes need to have full function, which means twisting, pivoting and having full sensations and position as they move across the court.” To return him to playing shape, Ware’s therapy will likely be aggressive.
As the Louisville Cardinals seek to climb to the top of the NCAA bracket, Ware is hoping that an NCAA trophy will help motivate him through that recovery. But in the meantime, he also has at least one happy memento from the Midwest championship game — the regional trophy. The prize greeted Ware when he woke up from surgery, and Pitino said Ware would hold on to it, for now.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article provides a narrative of Kevin Ware's injury and subsequent surgery, but it does not contain a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a particular task. The information is focused on describing an event and related medical commentary rather than presenting structured procedural instructions. Additionally, while there are some insights into factors contributing to bone fractures, the details are not organized in a way that would effectively train a language model for deeper reasoning about procedural tasks.


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After Arsenal's 2-1 defeat at Swansea on Sunday, we asked fans to share their thoughts on the game via Twitter.
Many of you got in touch and below is a selection of those comments.
If you don't already follow us on Twitter and want to have your say, you can find us here: @Arsenal
@Genius_Ub - The changes in the midfield affected the whole team. Koscielny is 'phenomenal' and seems to have more coming.
@agtownley - I felt we missed Arteta to tick things over and keep hold of the ball. Hopefully Henry's changing room presence will now tell.
@nels4n - I hate the way people keep saying that the time aint right for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. If the boy's got talent let him play! We want Chamberlain!
@SunniSazzz - You just can't concede three goals. Especially not against 'lesser' teams. Not if u want to be champions.
@afcKURTISkps - Looking forward to how we respond next week! Hopefully Henry lifts us. Great signing, he breeds confidence! Exactly what we need.
@GoonerifcIndian - Next weekend is gonna be huge for our aspirations to finish above Spu*s.
@LevReynolds - Thomas Vermaelen has missed the last two games and we've lost the last two games. Says it all really.
@ctopher82 - Disappointing loss but a great game none the less. Great effort shown at the end by us. Respect to Dyer.
@Prashanthchand - That penalty decision was ridiculous. Ramsey barely touched Dyer. But that said, Swansea deserved to win it. Brilliant attitude.
@somteeAFC - They dorminated in all the department. What a loss, again Koscielny made me proud.Copyright 2016 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a task. Instead, it presents a selection of fan comments related to a football match, which does not lend itself to structured procedural instructions. Furthermore, the content lacks the detailed guidance necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it primarily focuses on opinions rather than instructional content.


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The Phillies' Chase Utley hits a single against the Cardinals Thursday in Philadelphia. St. Louis won 4-3.
The Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA - Carlos Beltran hit a go-ahead homer in the eighth, Adam Wainwright pitched seven solid innings and the St. Louis Cardinals escaped a ninth-inning jam for a 4-3 win over the Philadelphia Phillies Thursday night.
Philadelphia put runners at first and third with nobody out against Edward Mujica, but the fill-in closer retired three straight batters to hand the Phillies their fourth consecutive defeat.
Yadier Molina went 3-for-4 with two RBIs for the Cardinals, who had seven hits one night after getting held to Beltran's seventh-inning double in a 5-0 loss to A.J. Burnett and the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Wainwright (3-1) wasn't as sharp as his previous start, when he pitched a four-hitter and matched a career high with 12 strikeouts Saturday in an 8-0 win over Milwaukee, but he was still effective.
The right-hander gave up three runs and nine hits while striking out four and walking none. He hasn't walked a batter in 29 innings to start the season.
Beltran broke a 3-all tie with one out in the eighth when he hit an opposite-field homer to left off Mike Adams (0-1).
Mujica wriggled out of trouble in the ninth to convert his first save opportunity. Cardinals manager Mike Matheny chose Mujica over Mitchell Boggs, who has blown two of his four save chances this season. It appeared Mujica would flop, too, but he recovered quickly.
Ben Revere led off the ninth with a single and went to third on Erik Kratz's single to right. Kratz moved up on pinch-hitter Kevin Frandsen's groundout to shortstop, but Revere held at third. Jimmy Rollins struck out and Freddy Galvis grounded out to end it.
Phillies ace Cole Hamels, who had a 10.97 ERA through two starts, had a second consecutive strong outing but remained winless through four starts. He allowed three runs and five hits while striking out eight and walking two in seven innings.
Ryan Howard went 3-for-4 for the Phillies. Galvis, playing the outfield for the first time in his career, and Chase Utley each had a pair of hits and an RBI for Philadelphia, which had 13 hits.
The Phillies failed to draw a walk for the fourth consecutive game. Philadelphia, which entered 26th in the majors with 34 walks, is averaging 2.1 per game this season.
In other news Phillies pitcher John Lannan was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained quadriceps tendon in his left knee.
Lannan aggravated the injury during an 11-2 loss to Cincinnati Wednesday.
The Phillies recalled left-hander Joe Savery from Triple-A Lehigh Valley following Thursday's loss.
Savery is 1-0 with 72/3 scoreless innings, 11 strikeouts and no walks.

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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 task. Instead, it presents a sports report detailing a baseball game, which lacks procedural instructions or structured guidance. Consequently, it would not serve as useful training material for a language model seeking to develop deeper reasoning, as it does not contain the necessary clarity or detail typically required for such instructional content.


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Easy diy platform bed – shanty 2 chic, Hey guys! i’m back to share the platform bed that i made for my son 🙂.
Diy 20 pallet bed frame ideas | 99 pallets, Related posts: 5 diy beds made from wooden pallets; pallet king size bed frame with headboard; pallet platform bed with storage; beautiful diy pallet bed.
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Pallet tutorials: diy twin pallet bed instructions | 99, I thought to build a pallet bed for my daughter’s room that does need a bed to be changed now because she is growing up. here are some instructions which i followed.
Diy pallet swing bed » the merrythought, Oh the endless things you can do with pallets! a swing bed has been on my “mike to-make list” for some time (oh how long that list is! 😉 ). and we’ve had.
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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task, as it seems to contain fragmented ideas and references to various projects without detailed instructions. Additionally, the procedural instructions are not well-structured or comprehensive enough to serve as effective training material for a language model focused on deeper reasoning, as there is insufficient clarity and detail for coherent understanding and execution of a specific task.


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August 19, 2011 § Leave a comment
To start a Google+ Hangout with a YouTube video, directly from YouTube. Click the “Share” button underneath any video, and then click on “Start a Google+ Hangout” in the bottom right-hand corner
July 26, 2011 § Leave a comment
What does it mean when most of our attention is consumed by the pursuit of attracting the attention of others?
It was back in 1971 that Herbert Simon suggested that “a wealth of information creates a poverty of attention”1 and now the difficulty of capturing people’s attention (“a highly perishable commodity”)2 has some theorists suggesting that the future “attention economy” will have “its own different implicit rules, roles, cycles, values, etc.”3
If everyone has everyone’s attention the value of attention is nullified. Thus to avoid mental bankruptcy, navigating an “attention economy” means saving, investing and being cunningly conscientious of your own attention. If you treated your attention as a monetary value, would you be considered broke, middle class or well-invested?
- Simon, H. A. (1971), “Designing Organizations for an Information-Rich World”, in Martin Greenberger, Computers, Communication, and the Public Interest, Baltimore, MD: The Johns Hopkins Press [↩]
- Thomas Davenport, John Beck, The Attention Economy: Understanding the New Currency of Business (Harvard Business School Press, 2001), p. 11 [↩]
- Michael Goldhaber, The Attention Economy Hypothesis in Brief, http://goldhaber.org/?p=197 [↩]
Thoughts On The Attention Economy
- James Shelly is really well worth you attention, I highly recommend subscribing JamesShelley.net
- Attention backruptcy is an emotional and mental wasteland, it may well be the epidemic of our time. The content and the platforms I see rising are economic in thier attention demands. Keep content focussed i.e. Tumblr and focus socialisation on enabling the content to be more helpful i.e. Instagram. In other words be respectful and reward attention with great consise value
July 14, 2011 § Leave a comment
It’s no secret we have been more and more enamoured with Tumblr, it’s not just the numbers (which are compelling it’s the ease of us. We’re not the only ones who think so, check out this quote from Rick Sanchez
That’s where Tumblr comes in.
It’s what Goldilocks would call, “just right.” It’s not a full-blown blog and it’s not a one-sentence message service. It is, as Steve Rubel noted last week, a “hybrid,” a platform that is “…a social >network for both original and curated content… longer than a tweet and often more visual in nature.”
And that’s what makes it the newest and potentially one of the best tools that journalists now have.
In a month where Facebook may have lost as many as 6 million users in the US, and Tumblr — with now over 20 million blogs — >[surpassed wordpress.com in size], Tumblr is about to hit the >critical mass necessary to make it useful as a platform to broadcast and receive news.
If you’re not yet using Tumblr, check it out. Maybe start with searching terms that realate to your niche, market or industry, have a look at what people are talking about. If you are we’d be honoured if you’d follow us on Tumblr
June 30, 2011 § Leave a comment
We have been coaching and consulting to big organisations, small organisations and soloprenuers to develop Social strategy for a decade.
In 2006 the “Web 2.0” changed our business, we needed to respond to the new opportunities that were being created by blogging, podcasting and online video as we helped our clients engage community.
In 2009 Social Media changed our business again from a Social and Community Engagement Strategy focus to being more about media. In 2011 with the widespread uptake of New Media, it feels like the falvour of how we serve has changed ever so slightly again. In 2011 your community is online and making media, your competitors are online and making media.
In 2011 community and media aren’t the challenge. This year community (Social) and media (Social Media) are changing the business landscape
Kaushal Sarda – Enterprise 2.0: Designing a Social Business – interop Mumbai 2009 http://static.slidesharecdn.com/swf/ssplayer2.swf?doc=kaushalsarda-enterprise2-0-designsocialbusiness-091028045903-phpapp01&rel=0&stripped_title=kaushal-sarda-enterprise-20-designing-a-social-business-interop-mumbai-2009&userName=InteropMumbai2009
June 29, 2011 § Leave a comment
Last Thursday, Tumblr hit 400 million pageviews for the day, Karp tells us. It’s close to 5,000 pageviews a second, he notes.
Karp credits international growth and faster response times to Tumblr’s amazing trajectory. Maloney is more specific. “Tumblr’s growth the last few months has been remarkable, overshadowing everything in the past. It’s coming from all over the globe and across all demos, in particular teenagers,” he says.
Both men are also quick to credit the Tumblr engineering team which has been handling the load after downtime problems earlier in the year.
With the new data, Tumblr is now one of the top 25 sites in the U.S. according to the data Quancast tracks.
With all of us trying to cope in the era of infinite information a very simple, very slick, highly social blogging platform is among the cream that rises to the top of the Internet.
If you’re using the internet to market you business or advance your career you might want to think about leveraging Tumlbr in your media mix.
If you just like to be Social online and maybe want to share; Sport, Food, Music, Art, Design, Fashion you’ll find all that and more on Tumblr.
June 27, 2011 § Leave a comment
The benefits of marketing on Facebook have become almost impossible to ignore. However what should we do when fans go bad? Here is an excerpt from a handy article on dealing with negative and inappropriate behavior on Facebook.
If someone is posting comments that you find to be offensive or lewd, you can block them. You can also let that person know that you did not appreciate their distasteful comment by using the report links and choosing “I don’t like this post.” Or you could opt to send a message directly to your friend and request that they remove the posting.Bullying, Intimidation And Harassment If things are more annoying than simply inappropriate comments, never fear. There are three things you can do to drop kick that menace: unfriend, block and report Take that pest off your Facebook site by unfriending the person. Next, go to your privacy settings and block that annoyance from peeking at any information about you, including posts and updates. Finally, report that abuser to the Facebook powers-that-be by going to the help section at the bottom right of your page. There you will find info on how to report everything that offends you from an event, to a posting, to a message. If the Facebook team finds that the info does in fact violate the site’s terms, the content will be removed and subjected to, in some cases, legal or some other action. Pornography And Perverts If someone sent you a lewd picture that just unnerved you ,know that you can put an end to that creep’s shenanigans by reporting him. Any photo that is found to violate Facebook’s Statement of Rights and Responsibilities governing the relationship with Facebook users can be subjected to deletion. And if there’s anything illegal about the activity, it will get reported to the proper authorities. Terrorist Activity If you’ve been receiving material that promotes or raises funds for a known terrorist organization, put an end to the negative proselytizing by reporting the source. Facebook with law enforcement in order to ensure that its users are enjoying the social site in a safe and unmenacing atmosphere. Don’t Hesitate To Take Action Don’t think twice about ending any abusive behavior that is directed to you on Facebook. Whether you choose to use the personal controls that the site offers you — such as blocking, hiding or even unfriending — or you chose to go the full route by reporting the offensive actions, Facebook believes that safety is a shared responsibility. All reports are strictly confidential. The people you report won’t know that they’ve been reported by a user like yourself. After you submit a report, Facebook will investigate the complaint and determine whether the content should be removed based on the site’s terms. Facebook has provided you, the user with all of the tools you need in order to make the best decision to keep your Facebook experience a safe and happy one.
How To Deal With Jerks On Facebook

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for initiating a Google+ Hangout from a YouTube video, detailing the exact actions to take through phrases like "Click the 'Share' button" and then "click on 'Start a Google+ Hangout.'" This clear, ordered instruction supports the development of reasoning abilities in a language model, as it presents detailed actions necessary to complete the task, which can promote deeper comprehension and contextual understanding.


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The 2011-12 Sixers season, abbreviated because of the lockout, can probably be best divided into three parts.
There was the opening surge, where the young team rushed out to a 20-9 start. Fans were excited. There was even talk of this team being a legitimate contender, especially after they thrashed the Bulls by 16 points at the Wells Fargo Center on February 1.
But the two months that followed saw the Sixers go just 11-21, and left them fighting for the eighth and final playoff spot. Fans were calling for ownership to blow up the team. Everyone was to blame.
The third and final segment of the season was perhaps where Sixers fans saw the best example of what this team was truly made of. They went 4-1 over their last five games, finishing the regular season at 35-31 and securing a playoff spot and a matchup with the Chicago Bulls. Shockingly enough, the Sixers knocked off the top-seeded Bulls (thanks in part to Derrick Rose's torn ACL), and took the Celtics to the brink before being eliminated in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Now, with the season in the rear-view, we asked Sixers fans to tell us who they want to see back next season and who the want to send packing. The results, as always, were surprising.
What to do with Iguodala?
Some love him. Some hate him. Either way, there is definitely a role on this team for Andre Iguodala. He is one of the best defenders in the league, and the constant knock against Iguodala is that he isn't a "number-one guy." People complain that he can't put the team on his back in the last five minutes of a game and carry them to victory. Those people, for the most part, are right. That's not who he is as a player. Sure, he gets paid like it, but Iguodala is not a superstar. Is that his fault? Can you blame him for a bad Ed Stefanski contract?
Once fans get over the fact that he is making over $13 million per year, there isn't much to dislike about the guy. He's unselfish, plays defense, runs the floor, has a solid mid-range game, can hit the three and has a great relationship with Doug Collins. He also was named an All-Star for the first time in his career.
Ok, he needs to work on free throws. I'll concede that.*
Because the Sixers' season ended in a loss, I figured fans would be down on Iguodala. He is usually one of the first to catch blame. Much to my surprise, fans are nearly split on the veteran small forward. 49.5 percent of voters want to see him back next season, compared to just 30.1 percent of fans after last season.
So will the Sixers trade Iguodala? Bob Cooney of the Daily News weighed in, and he puts the chances that he'll be back next season at 60-40.
Amnesty for Brand?
That brings us to Elton Brand, the savvy veteran who signed a max deal but has not been able to reach his full potential because of injuries. I like Brand, and what he brings to the locker room, but he simply can't get it done anymore.
I expected him to land on the "Go" side of things, but I did not expect it to be this lopsided. Just over 17 percent of fans want him back next season. What I took away from this is that a lot of people want the team to amnesty Brand, and use that money to bring in a free agent.
It's hard to disagree with that...as long as the right free agent is out there. If not, the Sixers can always bring him back for the final season of his contract. He can mentor young players like Lavoy Allen. Then, after the 2012-13 season, his contract will be up, and they can then target a free agent.
Backcourt on the rise
For all the flack that Evan Turner took this season, fans certainly gave him a ringing endorsement in this poll. Nearly 89 percent of voters want to see the second-year guard back next season. Jrue Holiday's popularity dipped slightly (98.5 percent to 94.3 percent), but he was by far the most popular player last season, so there was really nowhere else for him to go but down.
These two are beginning to look like they could be in the backcourt together for years to come, and judging by the way fans voted, they would welcome that.
As I mentioned, Holiday was the most-popular player after last season. This year, however, the honor goes to Philly's own Lavoy Allen (96.7 percent). I'm sure he was helped by the fact that he's a Temple grad and Philadelphia native. But the way he played in the Celtics series, guarding one of the best power forwards in the game, Kevin Garnett, opened a lot of fans' eyes. Expect good things from Allen in the future.
|2012 SIXERS STAY OR GO|
**Results as of 9 a.m. on 6/1/12
*I am not an Andre Iguodala apologist. I am a realist. Before you kill me over this issue, consider this: If he was making $8 million/year instead of $13 million, would you still feel the same way about him?

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a specific task. Instead, it presents a discussion about the 2011-12 Sixers season and fan opinions on various players without detailed procedural instructions. Additionally, the lack of structured guidelines means it would not be particularly useful for training a language model that requires robust reasoning capabilities, as there are no clear methodologies or processes outlined in the text.


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Chromebook is a special and revolutionary combination of a tablet and a laptop. It is light weight, easy to carry, and highly secured. It works on the Chrome operating system and supports a wide range of third party applications. It is compatible with these apps which is a distinctive feature of the Chromebook unlike other laptops. It has an extraordinary battery life and one can work for hours even without charging. There are a lot of tools and workarounds that allow users to run various applications on Chromebook, one of the applications that works well with Chrome operating system is the Opera Mini browser.
Features of Opera Mini Browser:
- It’s a browser inside a browser, which can help to save bandwidth when one is browsing using a cellular data plan.
- Features like Find in page and Downloads are also available on Chrome OS and work very well.
- If the application is restarted, settings and history get saved.
- On removing and installation of the application, one gets a fresh copy with reset settings.
Steps to Download Opera Mini Browser on Chromebook:
- The first step is to download Opera Mini and the ARChon Packager onto your Android device from Google Play.
- Download the appropriate ARChon runtime to your Chromebook from GitHub.
- Use the ARChon Packager on your Android device to convert Opera Mini for your Chromebook. This will generate a ZIP file. Transfer the ZIP file to your Chromebook.
- Open both ZIP files: runtime and application, go to chrome-extensions, then enable Developer Mode and load the Zip Files. Load runtime first and the application file. After loading the files, press on Launch in Opera Mini extension. The application will automatically be loaded to your Chrome Operating system launcher.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article provides a clear, ordered sequence of steps for downloading and setting up the Opera Mini browser on a Chromebook, which facilitates easy following for the reader. The procedural instructions are well-structured and detailed enough to encourage deeper reasoning, as they involve multiple actions like downloading software, file management, and enabling settings, which require the reader to understand the relationships between the steps for successful completion.


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Welcome Back Everyone! I hope you all had wonderful Christmases and New Years! I know I’ve taken a bit of the break since Blogmas but I just haven’t really had the time with all the other work and such I’ve been doing.
To start of this post I’ll just keep you up to date with what I’ve been doing since we last spoke:
- My Christmas was pretty good but I feel like it all went way too quickly. Plus working over Christmas kinda bought down my festivities a bit but oh well. I got loads of lovely presents which may not have been particular luxurious of expensive but were just perfect fir me really as I didn’t really ask for anything so just received a few bits an bobs including some adorably little desk lights. I may do another (very belated, I know) blog post on some favourite Xmas prezzies i received if you would like that.
- My contract ended with my job and (because they’re pretty stupid and overstaffed at Christmas) they didn’t keep anyone on But oh well, plenty more jobs I can try.
- I had an amazing NYE party which even included a cheeky sleepover that night. In the morning our hung over selves watch The Princess and The Frog because we woke up at about 6/7 am. Yeah very little sleep was experienced that night.
- I made and uploaded to YouTube a “My 2016” video showing all the highlights in chronological order.
- I have done a lot of January Sales shopping and this past Saturday I bought 2 dresses from New Look (one of which was £1!)
- I have had to do a lot more revision for my exams and am currently taking a few mock exams.
Next off I’ll tell you my new Years resolutions for this year (as some of you may know I did pretty well in my resolutions last year so lets see how this one goes):
- This year I only have one resolution. To do more! I know that I did in fact get up to quite a lot last year but I felt like I spent most of my time sitting around doing nothing. I want to change this so I’ve decided to try and say YES more. This resolution has already come into play as I have agreed to go out to places more and I have already found that when you go out on a Friday (after work or school or whatever it is you do) it makes your weekend last a whole lot longer! Like I’ve found that if I do something on a Friday night the next day I assume its Sunday when I have a whole other day more to go before its back to work on Monday. Since the beginning of the year I have also decided to re start a diary/journal type thing. I am writing in it every few days and although I have never been able to stick to one before I hope I can change it around this year!
Now for the Newness:
I was quite proud of myself for my Blogmas (even though I did mess up a few times) and I do really love Blogging and Vloging and so I have made the courageous decision to upload more. So may I introduce to you… NATSCHATS TUESDAYS! From this day forward I will upload a Blog post every week on a Tuesday (at roughly 5pm GMT – 9 am PST). I know this doesn’t seem like an amazing breakthrough or anything but at least this way I’ll be a bit more organised and have something to aim for. I hope that you will all join me on my weekly entries as I really do appreciate every single person that reads this. Though we may be few, we are mighty. Or we mighty few…im sure that some kind of famous quote. I will warn you now, I am a very reliable person in real life but I have a horrific memory (believe me I take psychology) but that is no excuse as what we have here on NatsChatsTV is a family and of course FAMILY COMES FIRST so I am giving you full permission to nag me and shout abuse at me if I neglect you and/or forget a blog post. Literally if anyone Tweets me or comments on my Instagram or even slides into my DMs and mentions my blog post for this week I will get straight back on it I promise!
Speaking of which if you want to follow or add (or whatever you kids do these days) my social media links are right here (#selfpromo)
See you soon! Xx

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through completing a task. Instead, it consists of personal anecdotes and reflections without structured procedural instructions. Additionally, the content lacks detailed, organized guidelines necessary for training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it primarily focuses on casual updates rather than imparting instructional material.


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Martin S. Schwartz’ Stacelita will be going for her second consecutive grade I triumph when she takes on seven others in the Flower Bowl Invitational Stakes (gr. IT) at Belmont Park Oct. 1. The French-bred 5-year-mare, a French champion and classic winner, will carry 123 pounds compared to 119 for the others.
The $500,000 Flower Bowl, contested at 1 1/4 miles over the inner turf course for fillies and mares, 3 and up, is the fifth race on the card and is scheduled for 2:47 p.m. (EDT).
Stacelita, by prominent German sire Monsun, showed plenty of spunk in her two starts following her mid-year arrival from France. She finished third against males, beaten a length, in the United Nations Stakes (gr. IT) at 1 3/8 miles and then won the Beverly D. Stakes (gr. IT) at 1 3/16 miles Aug. 13. Trained by Chad Brown, Stacelita will be ridden by Ramon Dominguez, who was aboard her in the Beverly D.
The Flower Bowl also has attracted the first three finishers from the Glens Falls Stakes (gr. IIIT) at Saratoga Sept. 5. Emerald Beech rallied to beat pacesetter Dynaslew by 1 1/2 lengths, with Senada finishing nine lengths behind the winner in the 1 3/8 mile race.
The victory was the fourth straight for Emerald Beech. The Maria's Mon mare, trained by Jonathan Sheppard, won the Signature Stallion Waya Stakes on turf earlier at the Spa. Alex Solis returns to ride.
Dynaslew, who is looking for her first win this year, was a two-time graded stakes winner on turf last year. Trained by Seth Benzel, she won the Ballston Spa Stakes (gr. IIT) and the Beaugay Stakes (gr. IIIT). Corey Nakatani rides the Dynaformer mare for the first time.
Senada, whose sole career win is a maiden score last year, has finished third or better in her last five starts this year. The Pulpit filly was nipped by Emerald Beech in the Signature Stallion Waya Stakes. Trainer Barclay Tagg has secured a new rider in Cornelio Velasquez.
Aruna is another in the field who sports a graded stakes win this year. The Mr. Greeley filly captured the Edward P. Evans All Along Stakes (gr. IIIT) two races back and then finished a close second in the Diana Stakes (gr. IT) at Saratoga. Formerly ridden by Dominquez, Aruna will be ridden in the Flower Bowl by Edgar Prado. H. Graham Motion trains.
Gitchee Goomie sports two stakes wins on grass this year, but both came in restricted events. The City Zip filly, trained by Richard Violette Jr., eked out a nose triumph in the Yaddo Stakes at Saratoga last time out. Alan Garcia returns to ride.
Distorted Legacy, trained by Angel Penna Jr., has won twice this year but both wins have come on the main track. The Distorted Humor filly won the Sky Beauty Stakes at Belmont Park two races back. Rajiv Maragh rides again.
Rounding out the field is Deluxe, who finished second in the restricted Paris Opera Stakes on grass in her first outing following her arrival from France, where she was both a stakes winner and group I-placed last year. John Velazquez rides the daughter of Storm Cat for trainer Bill Mott.
$500,000 Flower Bowl Invitational Stakes (gr. IT, Race 5, 2:47 p.m.), 3 & Up, Fillies and Mares, 1 1/4 Miles (Turf)
PP, Horse, Jockey, Weight, Trainer, Odds
1. Deluxe, J R Velazquez, 119, W I Mott
2. Dynaslew, C S Nakatani, 119, S Benzel
3. Emerald Beech, A O Solis, 119, J E Sheppard
4. Aruna, E S Prado, 119 H G Motion
5. Gitchee Goomie, A Gracia, 119, R A Violette Jr.
6. Distorted Legacy, R Maragh, 119 A J Penna Jr.
7. Senada, C H Velasquez, 119, B Tagg
8. Stacelita, R A Dominguez, 123, C C Brown

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 presents information about the upcoming horse race and the competitors. Furthermore, the procedural instructions necessary for deeper reasoning in training a language model are not present, as the content lacks a structured approach or detailed guidance on a specific task.


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HS FOOTBALL: Rankin, Garden City look to stay focused
Published 5:14 pm, Tuesday, October 29, 2013
The hardest part for the Garden City and Rankin football teams this week may not actually be playing their games, but focusing on them.
The Bearkats and Red Devils rolled to big victories in their Six-Man Division I, District 5 openers last Friday, and are both heavily favored to win this week.
A win by both would set up not only a showdown for the district title but also a game that will have the attention of the state when they play next week in Rankin.
This week, though, coaches at both schools are reminding their players that next week is not here yet, and to make next week special they still have to win this Friday.
“We have to win this one or next week doesn’t matter,” Rankin coach Kevin Ray said on Monday. “That’s really the truth of it all.”
Rankin (8-0, 1-0 in Six-Man Division I, District 5) will make the nearly two-and-half hour trip to Marfa, facing a Shorthorns team that has one win this season and lost its district opener to Garden City 48-0.
Ray said he and his staff have been talking to the team about focusing on Marfa, and not another team.
“I think they’ve focused on the game at hand this year, but the mistake that our kids have made in the past is underestimating teams and not taking them seriously enough,” Ray said. “They are not necessarily looking to the next game. I think they look at comparative scores and think we are going to kill this team and not being prepared for them.”
Garden City’s Odom said it can be “the hardest thing in the world” to keep a team focused on the current week with such a big game on the schedule in the future. But that doesn’t mean Odom and his staff haven’t worked in a few game-plan tactics in regards to Rankin during the bye week.
The Bearkats (7-1, 1-0) will also travel to the mountains, but take on Fort Davis on Friday, and Odom said the focus will be to win and keep getting better every week.
“When we started district last week we told them it was a new season for us,” Odom said. “We try to take it one game at a time. But we did talk about Rankin a little bit, but use this week of practice to get better and use this game to get better for what could be a district championship.”
Follow Len on Twitter: @Len_Hayward_MRT

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; instead, it discusses the preparations and mindset of high school football teams while focusing on their upcoming games. Furthermore, the procedural instructions are not structured in a way that would facilitate the training of a language model for deeper reasoning, as they lack detail and clear guidance on executing a particular process.


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1Heat gas or charcoal grill. In medium bowl, mix egg, turkey, bread crumbs, taco seasoning mix and 1/4 cup of the salsa. Shape mixture into 4 patties, 1/2 inch thick.
2When grill is heated, place patties on gas grill over medium heat or on charcoal grill over medium coals; cover grill. Cook 10 to 12 minutes, turning once, until patties are no longer pink in center.
3Meanwhile, in medium bowl, mix remaining 3/4 cup salsa and the avocado. To serve, place 1 cup lettuce on each serving plate; top with turkey patty and 1/4 of avocado mixture.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for making a turkey patty dish, with specific actions and timing that guide the reader through the cooking process. The instructions are well-structured and detailed enough to facilitate deeper reasoning, as they include necessary ingredient measurements and cooking techniques, which are essential for a language model to learn and understand the task comprehensively.


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Parchment's Olympic hopes ends - Recovering hurdler leaves Rio camp
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil:
Hansle Parchment's 2016 Olympic campaign is over.
A communication mix-up appears to have forced the London 2012 bronze medal winner in the 110m hurdles to leave Jamaica's pre-Olympics training base at the Linx Hotel late last night, ending his hopes of competing at his second straight Olympic Games.
Parchment, the national record holder, has been struggling with injury since the Prefontaine Classic in May and had received a medical exemption from the National Senior Championships a month ago because of injury.
The Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA) had noted that athletes who had received exemptions from the trials would need to prove their fitness before August 8 at 11 a.m.
Parchment's manager Juliet Campbell confirmed that the athlete was leaving, but neither she nor his coach Fitz Coleman spoke further on the matter.
The Gleaner understands that Parchment had complained about pain in his legs, and somewhere along the way, it was conceived to be a withdrawal. The hurdler took a day off from training and told his coach that he was feeling much better.
However, the JAAA had already contacted third-place finisher at the National Senior Championships, Andrew Riley, confirmed to him that he would compete, and booked his flight to Brazil.
Riley had previously not intended to join the camp.
Team leader Ludlow Watts confirmed to The Gleaner that Riley, who was not in Rio de Janeiro, was on his way to the Brazilian city and will compete in the event alongside Omar McLeod and Deuce Carter.
Since competing in Eugene on May 28, Parchment has only raced at the Ninove Memorial in Belgium on July 24, winning in a time of 13.53.

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it details an athlete's situation and the circumstances surrounding his Olympic withdrawal. Additionally, the instructions or narrative are not structured in a way that facilitates training a language model for deeper reasoning, as they primarily focus on reporting events rather than offering procedural guidance or detailed analyses.


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Client Success Manager
Enfusen is looking for a Client Success Manager to join our team. The Client Success Manager will assist clients with the development, implementation and management of marketing strategies.
Our Office is located in Akron, OH. This is a full time non-exempt position. Typical work week is 40 hours and normal hours of work are Monday through Friday 8:30AM-5PM.
- Work with Fortune 1000 Companies managing inbound marketing andmarketing automation packages
- Work with Certified Microsoft® Partners to cultivate inbound marketing strategies
- Manage client relationships though the sales and delivery process
- Dealing in a fast paced inbound marketing environment
- Managing multiple social media accounts leveraging engagement to generate leads, nurture relationships, and convert sales
- Basic understanding of marketing terminology
- A Four Year Degree in Business, Marketing, or IT. (degree expected within current academic semester)
- Satisfactory completion of required training and certifications in Hubspot, Google and Yext within first 90 days of employment.
- High energy, self-motivated, enthusiastic, ambitious, goal-oriented, and success driven individual
- Someone with strong negotiation, organizational, and presentation skills
- Superior communication skills, both verbal and written
- Experience with social media postings: Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin
- Experience writing blog posts
Additional Skills (a plus) :
- Some experience working in sales and marketing automations
- Experience with marketing services or marketing automation is a plus
- Proprietary company property cannot leave office
- All employees sign a non-disclosure agreement and non-compete covenant.
- Employees must have 100% completion of marketing cycle milestone for all clients
- $32,000-$36,000 Annually
- Health Benefits
- 1 week of PAID vacation
- Getting Certified in Hubspot, Google and Yext
- Performance Bonuses
- Educational Advancement OpportunitiesRoom for growth within company!

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

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task; rather, it lists responsibilities and qualifications related to a Client Success Manager position. Additionally, the procedural information lacks detail and structured workflow necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as the focus is on general job expectations rather than a systematic approach to accomplishing specific tasks.