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Now that you have downloaded your KW App, you can start sharing it with your clients, friends, family, and everyone you meet. The easiest way to share your app is to open the app itself and share directly from your phone. You also have tools available, in Command, to help you get the word out, including functionality in SmartPlans, Designs and Campaigns.
- Click here to learn how to download your KW App.
Once you download your KW App, keep in mind that there is no agent login. You will be prompted to either create an account or login, but this is a consumer login. When consumers create accounts and login here, you capture them as a lead and will then be able to track their engagement with the app.
As an agent, it is a best practice to create an account for yourself. This will not only allow you to see the full functionality, but it is essential if you want to share your app from within the app, which is the easiest way to share. If you are not logged in to the app and share it with a client, your app branding will not carry over.
To learn how to share your KW App, please follow the steps below:
1. Open the KW App on your mobile device.
2. Upon opening the app, you will be prompted to log in or sign up for an account. You must be logged in to the app to share in this way, choose one of the two options:
- Create an account if you are new to the app
- Login to the app if you have already created an account
3. Tap the You tab, at the bottom right-hand corner of your screen, then tap Share the KW App.
This will open the sharing options on your phone. You can share the app via email, text, and any social media apps you have on your phone. As long as you are branded on the app you are sharing from, the agent association will carry over to anyone you share the app with.
In addition to being able to share your app from your device, you can automate your communication with SmartPlans, craft an advertising strategy, and share with your sphere on social media with with data-driven videos.
First, we have a SmartPlan in place that will allow you to share your app via email and text. This SmartPlan runs over the course of five days, sending an email on the first day, and automated texts or text reminders for the remainder of the SmartPlan. All you have to do is add contacts to the Promote My App SmartPlan, and Command will do the rest.
- Click here to learn how to add contacts to the Promote My App SmartPlan.
You must have a Twilio account connected to Command, to be able to send automatic texts through the system. If you do not have a Twilio account connected, the system will set reminders for you to send manual texts, for each contact that you add to the SmartPlan.
Next, you have the ability to create KW App social designs in Command, utilizing great looking templates that are ready to use. You can use these designs to launch social media ad campaigns or social posts through Campaigns.
- Click here to learn how to create print or social designs to promote your KW App.
- Click here to learn how to create a social ad campaign in Command.
- Click here to learn how to create and manage social posts in Command.
You also have awesome SmartVideos, that allow you to showcase your hyper-local neighborhood knowledge, while promoting your KW App at the same time. These videos can be utilized to create quick social posts.
- Click here to learn how to create SmartVideo social posts.
Finally, don't forget that this is a great opportunity to connect with your sphere, over the phone, and let them know about the value you can bring to them with your new KW App. Use the Quarterly Call SmartPlan to systematize your communication, with automatic call reminders, and use this as a talking point during your daily lead generation!
- Click here to learn how to add contacts to the Quarterly Call SmartPlan.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for sharing the KW App, including specific actions to take, such as opening the app and choosing to log in or create an account. However, while it contains useful information and instructions, it lacks the depth and structured procedural guidance necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as the focus is primarily on practical steps rather than on reasoning processes or comprehensive explanations of underlying principles.


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How to connect and run a program on a server
This is a more general set of instructions for connecting to our servers.
There's a particular server, called "bing" which is also known as "login". It has an address of bing.math.wisc.edu.
If you were connecting from inside the Van Vleck, you connect to this by opening a terminal window ...
- how to open a Terminal Window (mac)
- how to open a Terminal Window (linux)
- how to open a terminal window (windows)
and connecting to the server.
(But what if I'm connecting from outside of Van Vleck?)
- how to connect to the server (mac, linux)
- how to connect to the server (windows)
Once you are connected, you'll be on our gateway server bing. Bing is intended as a jumping off point to the rest of the servers that you have at your disposal.
So, if you wanted to let say, do something in matlab, you could go to one of our magmaN servers.
Those servers don't just run magma, but are called magma servers because only certain servers/computers can run magma. They are special in that way. We also install and run programs like matlab, maple and macaulay2. We are happy to accomodate requests for other softwaer to install. Please just email firstname.lastname@example.org.
These connections are only command-line interface (CLI). Command-line linux is much like DOS, if you know DOS. Even if you are not familiar, there's a few good tutorials. A graphical user interface (GUI) is what some people might be more used to. There's much more you can do with a CLI as opposed to a GUI.

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

The article does provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for connecting to a server, detailing how to open a terminal window on different operating systems and how to connect to the server. However, while the instructions are organized, they lack sufficient detail and comprehensive procedural guidance necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, especially regarding the subsequent actions one can take after connecting to the server. The explanation does not facilitate complex reasoning about command-line operations or server usage.


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Yamaha YZF-R1, popularly known as the R1, is Yamaha’s flagship sportsbike. Today, Yamaha India has launched the new R1. New Yamaha R1 price in India starts from Rs 20.73 lakhs, ex-showroom, New Delhi. Built on a new aluminium frame, which Yamaha refers to as ‘Deltabox’, Yamaha’s come with a completely new 998 cc liquid cooled 4 cylinder engine, and mated to a new 6 speed slipper clutch transmission, which delivers 200 PS @ 13,500 rpm and 112.4 Nm torque at 11,500 rpm.
The YZF-R1 is powered by a 998 cc, cross plane, 4-cylinder, 4-valve engine that develops 200 hp – without ram air pressurization. Compared to the outgoing R1, this one comes with two new features – Quick Shift System (QSS) and Lift Control System (LIF).
It is 2055 mm long, 690 mm wide, 1150 mm tall, and has a wheelbase of 1405 mm. It has a wet weight of just 199 kg. Speaking about brakes, front tyre gets 320 mm dual discs, while rear gets 220 mm single disc. ABS comes as standard. Front tyre size is 120/70/17, rear tyre is 190/55/17.
Electronic features include – banking sensitive traction control, slide control, quickshifter, launch control, anti-wheelie control, unified braking system, lift control system, chip controlled throttle, and power delivery mode.
Mr. Roy Kurian, Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Yamaha Motor India Sales Pvt. Ltd. said “The new YZF-R1 model will strengthen Yamaha in its superbike segment in Indian market. It inherits its technology from Yamaha’s racing machine YZR-M1. This model also highlights Yamaha’s improved aerodynamics which posts it closer to the MotoGP attributes, and which is a rare potential available in today’s market. Yamaha plans to increase its market share in supersports segment as the new YZF-R1 is expected to attract the younger racing enthusiasts.”

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

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document: Best for those new to the sport. Covers everything from A to Z. Includes transportation to the local track (within 75km) and trackside support (nut and bolt check, tire pressures changes, minor setup changes, driving guidance). We will contact you to organize a day after checkout. For more details contact us here.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

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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; rather, it describes a giveaway with items included but lacks specific instructions on how to participate or enter. Additionally, the content is not structured as procedural instructions and does not contain enough detail to foster deeper reasoning or training of a language model focused on step-by-step processes.


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Soups are becoming pretty popular in our house. They can range from a simple broth soup to one that is filled with hearty ingredients like this Sausage and Vegetable Soup. This Lime Bean Polska Kielbasa Soup is quite easy to make and once you throw everything into your pot to cook there is really no more maintenance to it. It does require a little of soaking beans prior to starting the soup but I did this in the morning when I woke up as I was getting the kids lunches ready and by 11 am the soup was ready to cook.
I chopped up some carrots, onions and the kielbasa which only took about 10 minutes to do. So when those beans are done soaking all of my ingredients were prepared and ready to go. Then I put the water, bouillon cubes, veggies, polska kielbasa and lima beans into the pot. Next I brought it to a boil, did a quick stir, turned my heat down and let it do a medium simmer for about 2 hours. This works well for us because my hubby picks up my daughter from preschool at 1pm and then he is home for lunch. I turned the pot off at 1 and gave it about 10 minutes of rest before we dug into the soup. Lastly I placed a scoop of non fat plain Greek yogurt on the top, just to give it that extra creaminess to it but that is totally optional to do. ENJOY!
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- 2 cups of baby lima beans
- 1/2 cup of pinto beans
- 1 onion chopped
- 2 carrots, peeled and chopped
- 1/2 8 oz. polska kielbasa
- 1 1/2 vegetable bouillon cubes
- 6 cups water
- TO PREPARE THE BEANS:
- Place dry beans into a large bowl and cover with water. Soak beans for a minimum of 3 hours. (you can soak them longer and even over night if you prefer). Drain beans.
- FOR THE SOUP:
- In large pot or dutch oven add beans, onion, carrots, kielbasa, bouillon cubes and water.
- Bring soup to a boil.
- Turn down to medium and cook for 2 hours.
- When done, take off heat, slightly mash the lime beans and rest for 10 minutes.
Want more quick meal ideas? Here you go!
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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article does provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for making the Lime Bean Polska Kielbasa Soup, beginning with soaking the beans and ending with resting the soup before serving. However, the instructions lack the detailed explanations and reasoning behind each step that would be necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. While the steps are clear, they do not encourage exploration or understanding of the underlying cooking processes, limiting their utility for more complex reasoning tasks.


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News Paper Article - 06/09/2021
01 Jan 1970
Category : Daily Current Affairs
Recently Israeli cyber-intelligence firm NSO Group’s spyware Pegasus has sparked several political controversies. But do you know how the hardware of this new software is like? Or the space that Pegasus customers require to install this hardware at their office. Is there a need for a control room and a 24x7 customer support helpline? Is this software comes under warranty? And finally, how much does this software cost and the appearance of its dashboard? Here are answers to such fundamental questions.
A customer can run the spy operation of the Pegasus only with the software provided by the NSO group that too by setting up a local office. Local support infrastructure is necessary to run this tool. A Pegasus system will require at least two air-conditioned rooms or a large hall of space for set-up. As per the document submitted to the US court, Pegasus would need at least 25 square meters of server space and 100 square meters of operator space. The server room should be spacious enough to house two 42U racks cabinets together with other hardware.
This space can be increased depending on the scale of operation. To form an integrated system, you will also need monitors, servers, UPS systems, routers, keyboards, processors, wires, and other hardware. In addition, 18 degrees of temperature should be constantly maintained in the room where these hardware are installed. A version of this Pegasus system hardware was also leaked through emails by a Mexico-based private firm and Italian cyber-intelligence company.
Once you have installed the operator and server system, you will need network connectivity to run the software. At least two ISPs(Internet service providers) and two ATMs (Asynchronous Mode) will also be required for this purpose. The Pegasus customer also needs to configure 8 static IP addresses.
Also, one must ensure that the location is equipped with a stable cellular network with at least -95 decibels of signal strength. It is also expected that government-run Pegasus should have a tower nearby. SIM cards are also needed to run and operate this system.
Court documents also showed that a Pegasus using customer needs to provide a third party named passport copy, credit card, and the utility bill not in the name of the organization that has both this software. The reason behind this has not been clarified.
Is that Enough:
The above-mentioned requirements have to be proved at least 2 weeks prior to the installation of this software. It may take around 15 weeks for the Pegasus system to get deployed. In the first week under the ATP (acceptance test procedure), the NSO group ensure that the concerned person gets approval from the IMOD (Israel Ministry of Defense). In the absence of approval from IMOD, any agreement signed between the NSO group and party will be considered null and void, stating that the company can be a possible threat to Israel.
During six weeks, local network adjustments, equipment acquisition, and system integration are done. After this, hardware installation and system testing are done. The NSO group also provides basic training to the technical staff to run basic operations and perform minor maintenance. Once all the process is complete and complete license fees are paid, you are then ready to use the Pegasus system.
Price of Pegasus:
As per the evidence received from the public domain, the prices of Pegasus may vary as its license is dependent on several factors. The NSO group provides only limited use of the software that can target an only limited number of phone numbers. All such information is provided in the contract.
As per the documents that were submitted to US court, it took $8 million for Ghana to install the Pegasus system to spy on 25 phone numbers during 2015-2016. The end-user needs to pay an annual support fee, i.e. $176000(22% of system cost) to the NSO group.
According to the reports of the media Mexico contract worth $32 million to monitor 500 users, and Panama paid $32 million to monitor 150 devices. As per the New York Times report, the NSO group charged $650000 plus 17 per cent of the total amount as annual charges to monitor 10 iPhones in the year 2016. There were several leaked Emails that says that NSO groups also have competitors who provide the same services.
Terms and Conditions:
Despite such high fees, there are some additional conditions in the contract. The NSO and the government party use the front face of a different company to sign the contract to keep itself hidden. But NSO recognizes the customer as a Government agency only. It does not allow changing the name of the customer to a third party. They also have to pay taxes on the equipment as per their country norms. The NOC also provide 12-month warranty together with 24*7 customer support. But the warranty does not cover third party installation or conditions of mishandling the system. But the company takes complete responsibility for software updates.
The company is categorizing its customer in the form of Nicknames; for example, the Indian subcontinent was named ‘GANGES’. AS per citizen labs, Indian telecommunication providers like Bharti Airtel, MTNL, and Hathway were associated with the NSO.
Is Pegasus Available in Black?
Due to the complicated design of the software and regular updates, it is nearly impossible that such a similar product can be reformed to be sold in black. But an incident took place in the year 2018 when a former NSO employee tried to steal and sell the program for $50 million. The employee was a senior software employee who was new and worked only for three months. Finally, he was caught and arrested by the police.
Posted by : IAS Target

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

The article provides an overview of the requirements and procedures for installing the Pegasus system, but it does not present a clearly ordered set of steps for completing a specific task. While it contains procedural details, they are not structured as a concise, step-by-step guide that would facilitate learning or training an algorithm for reasoning. Instead, the information is fragmented and presented in a descriptive format, which may hinder a deeper understanding or systemic reasoning.


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Keen to hear which industry trends will shape the future? What exactly makes a powerful brand partnership? Well, Dominic has you covered this week.
2020 was a year like no other for the world. I bet you can’t wait to see what 2021 has in store, click here to find out!
Christmas has come early with this weeks edition of sports business! Click here to find out what the highest sold fight could be for 2020!
Without a doubt, it’s the most bizarre boxing fight to enter 2021, but how does that impact on the sports events marketability factor?
This week, DAZN announced its global launch over 200 territories. What more is left for the network to become the ‘The Netflix of Sports’?
DAZN edge closer to becoming the Netflix of Sports, Fan engagement can’t stop growing, the NBA explore mobile gaming and more!
Sponsorship, viewership and extraordinary digital marketing are in store for this weeks wrap-up!
Gen Z audiences continue to influence global fan engagement strategies, what impact will this make?
Sports streaming has leveraged outcomes in the industry like never before. How could its illustrious growth impact the future?
The sports industry’s evolution into an entertainment business continues to leverage an appeal to a broader market.

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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 focuses more on trends, observations, and developments within the sports industry rather than procedural instructions. Additionally, the text lacks detailed instructions and logical organization necessary for training a language model on deeper reasoning, as it presents information in a fragmented manner without clear guidelines or actionable steps.


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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader in completing a specific task; instead, it seems to consist of blog posts and discussions related to beekeeping without structured procedural instructions. Furthermore, the content lacks detailed instructions that would help a language model engage in deeper reasoning about the topic, as it does not offer systematic guidelines or processes for tasks associated with beekeeping.


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Shopping for your wedding cake is by far one of the most enjoyable tasks when planning a wedding – but how much does a wedding cake cost?
The thing about wedding cake prices is that there's a lot of variation depending on the kind of bake you want. It's not just about the size, although that does play a part; the style and finish can also affect the cost. The experience and location of your cake maker may influence the price, too.
Saying that, it is possible to get an idea of what to expect in terms of cost. We’ve spoken to the experts and compiled a complete guide to wedding cake prices, which will help you and your partner feel satisfied that what you’re paying is fair and reasonable, whatever your budget.
We'll also give you a few ideas on how you can cut costs along the way!
- 21 Small Wedding Cakes for Intimate Receptions
- 55 Unique Wedding Cake Flavours Your Guests Will Never Forget
- 30 Ways to Decorate a Plain Wedding Cake
What Is the Average Cost of a Wedding Cake?
While the average spend of a wedding cake is around £300, it’s becoming more and more common for couples to want a wedding cake that stands out and plays centre stage at their wedding reception - just search for 'wedding cake' on Instagram to see some truly amazing creations! However, cakes like these come with a cost attached.
How Much Should I Pay for a Wedding Cake?
There's no right answer - think about how important the cake is to your celebration. If you're a big fan of baking, or you just have a sweet tooth, it could be nice to honour that by allocating more of your budget to the cake. If you and your partner are largely indifferent to the idea of a celebration sponge, however, there's nothing to say you have to have a cake at all!
Consider what the cake is for, too. Are you using it for decorative purposes as a dessert table feature and not to serve to everyone, or are you using it in place of your pudding and therefore need one that serves every guest?
What Factors Affect the Price of a Wedding Cake?
When purchasing a wedding cake, there are a range of different factors that will determine how much it will cost you.
The Time of Year
Unlike some types of wedding supplier who usually adjust their prices at different times of the year, wedding cake costs don’t tend to vary as much according to the season. That being said, you will see some increase if you're getting married in peak wedding season and/or at a weekend, as wedding cake suppliers will be at their busiest.
The Location of Your Wedding
Wedding cake suppliers in London and the South East tend to have higher prices than those around the rest of the country, although other factors will also have a hand in the cost.
You should also think about potential delivery charges.
"Location can add to the overall cost of the cake as most cake makers will charge a delivery fee based on round trip mileage/time taken to deliver and set up the cake," says Nicola Nicholls of The Pretty Sugar Cake Company. "It's sometimes more cost effective to choose someone nearer to the venue."
The Wedding Cake Size
The size of your wedding cake and sheer amount of people you need it to serve will have an impact on the overall price. If you need a wedding cake that feeds at least 100 wedding guests, you’re looking at a minimum of three to four tiers which, alone, will bring your cost up to around £400.
"We always advise encourage our clients to remember that when you purchase a wedding cake, you are mainly paying for the artist’s time," says Dee Farrance of Sugar High Cakes. "In the case of a three-tier wedding cake, that could be up to a week’s work."
The Wedding Cake Design
While the size of your wedding cake will be a major factor in the pricing, the one thing which will have the most impact on how much your wedding cake costs you is the design you choose.
"A cake design which has a lot of detail such as handmade sugar flowers, hand-piping details, ruffles etc. take much longer to create and therefore increases the price of the cake," says Nicola. "A single sugar rose can take an hour to make! Handmade sugar flowers, hand piping detail, ruffles, stencilling work - anything that is labour intensive will add to the price, as you are paying for their time and skill."
Naked wedding cakes, for example, can involve much less work than fondant and handmade sugar details, which will bring the price down.
You may think going bespoke will add to the price, and in some cases it will - but not always. "The cost will always depend on what the design is, whether it’s a previous design that is requested or brand new design," says Nicola. "A very simple new design would cost less than a previous, very detailed design, for example. My cakes are always bespoke as there are always some elements which will be different."
The Wedding Cake Ingredients
Design details aside, the type of cake you choose can make a difference, too. "Fruit cakes and those containing premium products such as Champagne and liquors would be more expensive than, say, a vanilla sponge," says Nicola.
What Type of Wedding Cake Can You Get for Your Budget?
To make ordering your wedding cake as simple and straight forward as possible, we’ve put together a complete guide of what you can expect to get from a cake maker for prices ranging between £100 and over £1,000.
While these prices aren’t the same for all wedding cake suppliers, as there are a range of factors to consider, they provide good guidelines for couples who have no idea what they can get for their budget.
Wedding Cakes Up to £150
For less than £100, you can expect a very simple, single tier wedding cake iced with buttercream (or left naked) as opposed to fondant. As this is the lower end of the spectrum, there’s not much room for personalised details or showstoppers, but with £100 to spend, you can expect a small, simple and pretty wedding cake that serves around 20-30 people. You could always add interest with flowers (just check with your florist that they're safe to put on the cake) and a cake topper.
Alternatively, you could get a larger cake for the price if you choose a supermarket design and decorate it yourself. If you’re looking to feed a large wedding party, retailers such as Marks & Spencer and Waitrose offer wedding cakes that serve up to 120 people. While this is a great deal for couples planning a wedding on a budget, the cakes are mass-produced and are usually limited to basic flavours such as chocolate, lemon and vanilla.
Wedding Cakes for £150 – £300
Upping your wedding cake budget towards the £300 mark gives more options. You can expect to afford a more detailed single-tier wedding cake or a small two-tier cake with a simple or naked design that serves up to 50 people.
Wedding Cakes for £300 – £400
For up to £400, couples should expect to get a three tier wedding cake that serves up to 100 people. "The design of a three tier wedding cake for £400 is likely to be fairly basic and often the finish is buttercream, as opposed to fondant," says Laura. "Fresh flowers can be used instead of sugar flowers for cakes in this price bracket to help keep the cost down."
Wedding Cakes for £450 – £600
The team at Ann’s Designer Cakes explain that the design at this price range can be a lot more complex: "A good example of this price range would be our naked, royal iced swirl or drip wedding cakes. These cakes are simple in design but by using fresh fruits, berries or silk flowers, we are able to create something very beautiful and personal for a couple’s wedding."
This price bracket is the starting range for a three-tier fondant cakes, serving 80-120 people. Couples with a £600 budget for their wedding cake can expect more design work and more flavour choice than the lower brackets.
Wedding Cakes for £700 – £800
Bringing your wedding cake budget up to £800 really opens up your options. For this price, couples should expect at least three or four six inch tiers, sugar work and floral arrangements – plus other design elements.
Wedding Cakes for £800 – £1,000
Increasing your wedding cake budget to £1,000 will buy you even more design work and attention to detail. "For this price you can expect most four tier cakes and some simpler five tier cakes to be on offer,' says Dee. "These cakes will usually include some time-consuming elements such as extensive fondant fabric effects, hand piping designs or hand-painted elements."
'“If a couple is expecting their wedding cake to be a real centrepiece at their reception, and really stand out and be admired, they should expect to pay this price," says Laura. "Lots of intricate work goes into these cakes and they are often covered with lots of sugar work and detail."
Wedding Cakes Over £1,000
When you’re budgeting over £1,000 for a wedding cake, you should expect something spectacular. You'll be dealing with a highly experienced, skilled cake designer who is likely to get booked up well in advance.
To get a cake that's totally bespoke, expect at least two consultations: an initial meeting to discuss requirements and taste a range of cake flavours, and then a second to view the design and finalise details.
The possibilities at this price range are spell-binding. These cakes start from seven tiers and can include custom-made details and intricate personalised emblems.
You may also get a reduced rate on additional sweet items items such as edible favours, cake pops and cookies.
It's easy to overspend on your wedding - so make sure you've read our 7 tips to staying on track with your budget.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through completing a task step-by-step. Instead, it offers a general overview of factors affecting wedding cake prices and options at various price points, which lacks the specific, structured procedural instructions necessary for training a language model for deeper reasoning. While it contains useful information, the details are presented more as a narrative rather than a structured process that encourages critical thinking or application.


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1. Add all ingredients (except rosemary and sweet potato) into a spiral mixing bowl.
2. Mix for 5 minutes on slow speed and 8 minutes on fast speed, until fully developed.
3. Add the rosemary and sweet potato and mix on slow speed until clear.
4. Dough temperature should be 24-26°C.
5. Bulk for 60 minutes at room temperature, covered with plastic.
6. Scale at 485g and mould into boule shape, then cut a hole in the middle.
7. Dry prove for 60 minutes at room temperature, covered with plastic.
8. Bake at 220°C for 30-35 minutes, with steam.
Yield: 47 tear and shares
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Basketball can be a sport that everybody loves to play, especially girls. Upto this point, basketball was originally played by the ladies during the Naismith grow old. After the basketball game was developed for the next few years, the boys are overpowering in playing basketball. As of this moment, both women and men love perform basketball in their own business. Not only they enjoy playing basketball with each other, they also love to see them in the news. Why is it that many people really like to play and watch basketball within your own? Is it really important for you to watch them constantly?
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Tom Ford Gossip
Tom Ford gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Tom Ford popped in for a plucking today at Anastasia. But of course. Anastasia is said to be the best eyebrow stylist, like, ever. Would expect nothing less for this hot piece who seems to be spending more and more time in LA these days. I hear he’s working on a movie. Wants to get into production. Full Story
Tom Cruise was not at the GLAAD Awards but Tom Ford was and in typical Tom (Ford) fashion, he gave a clinic on the carpet on how to wear a tux. Not sure yet if he if made anyone feel small and insignificant but chances are he did. The better Gay Tom never disappoints. Photos from Splashnewsonline.com Full Story
Can you believe it? Can you believe Tom Ford actually carries his own bag? Check it out – Tom at LAX toting his own tote. Am shocked. Because Tom Ford is totally the type to have a bag bitch. Some young gay panting to do his bidding while Tom tells him repeatedly he is worthless. I would be Tom’s bag bitch faster than you can say faghag. Full Story
Every woman’s gay lover Tom Ford in Beverly Hills yesterday quivering my loins with his amazing amazingness. Sigh. It hurts so badly that I repulse him. That he’d rather shop at Walmart than have sex with me. Actually… Maybe not. After all, it is Tom Ford. And the best thing about Tom Ford, aside from what he looks like and how he wears it and how he owns it and how f*cking goddamn fine he is, is that he is a bitch. Full Story
The most stylish man in the universe and f*ck me…he has to be gay. Who doesn’t covet Tom Ford? Feast your eyes on Tom, all of him, in Out. His sly arrogance, his pompous attitude, his horny-bitch quotes on women, his horny-bitch quote on straight men, and of course his TOIT ass… Tom Ford is pure heartbreaking quiveration. Full Story
Tom Ford, that sexy beast… have just seen the ad for his men’s fragrance. You likey? Am I disloyal to my gender if me likey? (thanks Michel!)
Just a week to go before TIFF begins – can’t wait! Am working on some fun giveaways exclusively for laineygossip.com readers…stay tuned next week! Smut AND swag from TIFF central – will be on party duty, will keep you posted!
Thursday, online all day, check back often, even though the page takes forever to load – I know. It’s a pre-holiday week. Apparently everything stops working. Am so sorry for the f*ckery and appreciate your understanding.
Yours in gossip,
PS. To Sarah L who is headed for surgery – good luck! I understand you intend to stay on top of the gossip… I totally approve! Big hug – you’ll be great.
My Gwyneth … off crutches and stylin’ with a cane and the help of her friend Stella McCartney – love it. Here she is alongside Aerin Lauder at an Estee Lauder event in NYC. Casual chic gorgessity and of course. But of course her cane is from none other than Tom Ford. Of course. Interesting observation made of late in London – that Chris Martin who is supposed to be a teetotaller has been seen hitting the pub scene rather often. Full Story
A hot gay and a dog? How can you not quiver? TR Knight and Tom Ford… my dirty fantasy. Here’s TR on the cover of The Advocate discussing decision behind coming out, on the reaction, on the support, on how his life has and hasn’t changed. "I remember saying to someone when I got one of those "don"t do it" [comments] – I just remember hearing my voice being calm and saying, "No, it"s going happen. Full Story
Tom Ford turned me into a giggling schoolgirl. Just that small detail…that scarf… homo made me quiver . But to see him walking, to see him walk right by you, half sass, half sex, gay going both ways - I"m telling you, the man walks like a steak cooked blue rare which is, as far as I"m concerned, the only way to eat it. Full Story
If you can hold it back after this – I salute you. The movie is Suburban Girl…godawful title, init? Starring Sarah Michelle Gellar, chick flick based on Chick Lit, adapted from one of the stories in Melissa Bank’s The Girl’s Guide to Hunting and Fishing - the rights for which, as I understand it, are actually owned by Francis Ford Coppola and Sofia Coppola which is why Suburban Girl was renamed Suburban Girl. Full Story
Many of you wrote yesterday deploring Naomi Watts’s bra-less appearance at the Tom Ford store opening the night before. Some called it “crude”, others decreed that “no pregnant should be without a bra” and even went so far as to compare her to Britney Spears.
Naomi Watts = Britney Spears?
Ah…no. Not even close.
Call me Cruise but I thought Naomi’s free tits looked kinda hot. Hot like Mother Fertility. Hot like she was just more comfortable that way. And since Naomi isn’t a famewhore like her BFF The Freeze, and since I’ve never been pregnant and since I never intend to be, since I can’t totally relate but I can imagine what it must be like to lug a bump around all day, I’m going to assume she was just more comfortable that way. That you may not have been but that she was. And that she chose to go out for a night on the town, grin and bear it with the fashionable and the pretentious but at the very least be comfortable doing so.
And for that, I love her even more.
Friday – live blogging, a new giveaway, and if it’s a slow day, perhaps reviving the Mailbag.
Have a great, great, great weekend. It’s NHL Playoff time in Canada…am headed to the game tonight. WITH my camera. Because Playoff time is Hockey Whore time.
Yours in gossip,
I think it’s the sweetest thing I’ve ever seen. Godfather director and Hollywood legend Francis Ford Coppola with his new granddaughter Romy, in France to visit Sofia. You don’t need ovaries to get a little weepy here. Thank Goddess my father doesn’t particularly love children. Because if I could actually picture him doing this, I just might thaw out the eggs. Full Story
Check out these scans from an Australian magazine called New Idea – exclusive photos of Keith Urban at Betty Ford with a few other patients and enjoying some personal time with his wife. Quite intimate, non? In’it amazing the pappies were able to get so close? And still no recent photos of her with her children? I’m telling you gossips…wonders in Hollywood never cease. Full Story

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Reds Get Madson
I never would have predicted that in November.
Back in November it appeared the Phillies and Madson were close to a four-year, $44 million extension. But the negotiations hit a snag (one side said they had a verbal agreement, the other side said they didn’t) and the Phillies decided to spend $6 million more to sign Jonathan Papelbon. Meanwhile, the closing opportunities for Madson dried up and instead of getting the monster pay day he hoped, he has to pitch in Cincinnati for one season before hitting the market again. That’s not exactly how Scott Boras planned it, but that’s the situation.
It will be a strange spring training without Madson and possibly Brad Lidge in the clubhouse. They were the final two pieces of the 2008 World Series bullpen. But there is still a chance Lidge is back. He remains unsigned, and the longer he is out there I think the chances improve the Phillies could sign him to a Minor League deal. Read Paul Hagen‘s story on Lidge here.
Hagen recently joined MLB.com after leaving the Daily News. He is an awesome addition to our staff. Hagen will be writing plenty of national stories, but he’ll get a chance to write his share of Phillies stories, too. That’s great for everybody. I actually meant to post this back in December, but … welcome aboard, Paul. Thrilled to have you on the team.

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Well, its the last Christmas party. I can’t believe we’ve already been through another season of these – it went by so fast! I love this one though, our trees are my favorite! We do a live, traditional one in the main living room (last year it was in the dining room) and in the second living room, we do an artificial OSU tree. So much fun to decorate both!
This is the OSU tree (obviously) and I love it! I changed it up a lot from last year and like it so much better. I collected more official OSU ornaments, used a tree topper instead of just some ribbon and only put up orange ornaments. I love the way it looks this year! (I’m still working on a tree skirt…I have a mild case of December A.D.D. right now and can’t focus long enough to hot glue for two solid hours…)
Conner’s parents got us a stuffed Pistol Pete and he is perfect as the tree topper! He has his guns up and is wearing a cute little orange cowboy hat. He is actually a puppet so getting his top-heavy parts to stay sitting up and not fall over was a pretty interesting task. Luckily the top of this tree will move any way you want, so he is supported on all four sides by several branches!
Between Christmas clearance and Christmas presents we’ve received, we have a lot more super cute OSU ornaments, including the glittery golf bag and OSU nutcracker. I love them! The orange candy canes were a super easy project I did last year. The Dollar Tree had regular candy canes in packs of 6 for $1 so I just took those and spray painted them orange – such an easy accessory for this tree!
In our main living room is the real tree! This is a tradition we started last year in this new home and I’m so happy we did. I like going to pick out the tree and watching the branches fall after we’ve unwrapped it. Although, this year the bottom branches fell a little too much for my liking, but that’s the risk you take! I’ll take branches that hang too low for the smell this guy puts off – my favorite!
I went with all silver ornaments this year. I included some pinecones for a touch of the natural that I want throughout the house and I like to see one pop out here and there. I also went with a new topper in here this year. I saw a picture of a glittery monogram tree topper on Pinterest and copied that for our tree! It was super easy to get a letter from Hobby Lobby, cover it in glue and glitter, then drill a hole in the bottom to sit on the top branch. Love it!
For extra texture, I used a burlap runner/ribbon thing I found in the drapery section at Hobby Lobby. This must have been a hot item this year because all of my local stores were out! My mom found it at her store and bought several yards for me to use. I love the way this looks, especially next to the burlap I have on the mantel! I think it might be a little heavy to use and might have to find something else next year (could be the reason the branches are falling a little low this year) but I still love it.
One last look at our beautiful, wonderful smelling tree! I can’t wait until next year when I’ve learned how to use my new camera and can take those really cool, super fancy photos of these trees. Thanks for visiting, I can’t wait to see your tree too!

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July brings the dog-days of summer as the temperatures heat up and news of the Buckeyes cools down. Not surprisngly there is not a lot of compelling stuff to report this week, but there are a few items that have piqued my interest.
Hall Redshirt? I don't want to say "I told you so"...well, yes, I actually do want to say that because it feels good. Earlier in the week I suggested that I would be surprised if Hall returns in just 10 weeks, and worried that he might miss more of the season than predicted. Well, now there are numerous reports, including this one from ESPiN that the coaching staff is concerned, and even considering a medical redshirt for Jordan. Since he suited up as a true freshman, he does have a year to play with, and you wonder if it might not be better for him to sit out this year and come back 100% in 2013. Stay tuned.
OSU and the Olympics: If you are like me the Summer Olympics capture your attention every four years. In fact I find myself watching as much as I can, at least until they start featuring stuff like rhythmic gymnastics and synchronized swimming. I confess that my favorite event is track and field, and Ohio State has a proud tradition of sending great runners to the Games. To this day, many consider Jesse Owens the greatest track star in Olympic history, thanks to his four gold medals in 1936 at Berlin, right under Hitler's nose. But there have many other Buckeyes who have excelled like Glenn Davis, who wound up with 3 career gold medals, and Butch Reynolds, who won a gold and silver at the 1988 Games in Seoul. Of course, Butch later spent some time as a strength and speed coach for the Ohio State football team.
Unfortunately, there are no Buckeyes on the 2012 U.S. track and field team that is headed to London. However the scarlet and gray will be represneted in this summer's Olympic Games. Brittany Viola, in her third attempt to make the Olympics, won the women's 10-meter platform in the U.S. Olympic Trials on Sunday, June 24th. You might want to watch and see how Brittany does in this event at London.
Meanwhile, Alex Anzalone, the other linebacker in the class of 2013 who verballed and then chagned his mind, is expected to wind up at Notre Dame. Again, Ohio State has not given up, and continues to recruit the 4-star Anzalone, who hails from Pennsylvania, but it would be a shock to see him suit up in Columbus.
So, the coaching staff is looking in other directions for a linebacker in the upcoming class, and it seems the number one priority is Tyquan Lewis, from Tarboro, North Carolina. Strange: two 'backers from North Carolina named Lewis. Let's hope things work out better with Tyquan than they did with Neal.
On a positive note, the staff brought in a great haul of linebackers in this year's class, so it won't be an epic fail if they strike out at the position in 2013.
On the Links: With so many good Buckeye blogs out there (to say nothing of paysites) there is always something to read in regard to OSU football and basketball. Here are a couple of items that have caught my attention this week: Buckeye Battle Cry has a very interesting roundtable on the best and worst moments from the coaching careers of Earle Bruce, John Cooper and Jim Tressel. Good stuff, which made me think of what grade I would give each coach, considering their entire career. Here's my report card (for those who are interested): Bruce: B; Cooper: C+; Tressel: A-. I know some will protest Coop's mediocre grade, but I think it is generous considering his record against TSUN and in bowl games...Land-Grant Holyland has taken time to provide a 2012 Preseason Magazine Consensus Top 25. The highest anyone has the Buckeyes is 6th (Athlon) and the lowest is 20th (CFB Live). All of that is pretty heady stuff considering last season's disastrous 6-7 record.
Craft Surgery: In case you didn't hear, sophomore point guard Aaron Craft (who I think was the MVP of this year's Final Four team), just had surgery to remove a bone chip from his left ankle. Although he was in a cast at first, Craft is now wearing a walking shoe, and the hope is that he will be good to go in just a few weeks. Hopefully there won't be any complications.

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Dockers downplay injuries in trial loss
Fremantle aren't concerned by game-ending injuries to Stephen Hill and Michael Walters in their five-point loss to Adelaide in Saturday's AFL trial match.
Hill copped an arm injury and Walters hurt an ankle but neither ailments were serious, Dockers coach Ross Lyon said.
The Crows, fielding five more players, over-ran the Dockers to win 13.11 (89) to 13.6 (84) at a heat-baked AAMI Stadium.
Adelaide used 30 players and their numerical advantage proved decisive in the result, particularly as Fremantle lost Walters and Hill during the game.
Walters limped from the ground in the second quarter and Hill, who had off-season shoulder surgery, favoured his left arm when departing in the third term.
But Lyon was unfazed.
"(Walters) just had a niggle in an ankle and then he got a cork on his calf so we just tapped him out, the same as Hill," Lyon said.
"Hill had a bit of a numb arm for a minute and was just a bit vulnerable, he's pretty important to us so we tapped him out.
"He had a bit of a dead arm but he had full strength, which is a really good sign."
The Dockers booted the initial six goals and led by 35 points at halftime.
But they wilted in the 34 degree temperature as Adelaide's pre-arranged advantage in player numbers took effect - though it took the Crows until the 21st minute of the final quarter to take the lead.
Fremantle veteran Kepler Bradley had a set shot from 35 metres out with 15 seconds remaining to tie the final scores, but missed.
Lyon said he was missing eight of his top 22 but prime movers David Mundy and Nat Fyfe were influential in their first outings this pre-season.
Mundy gathered 17 disposals over four quarters while Fyfe collected 19 touches in three terms.
The dynamic duo helped Michael Barlow (27 possessions) and Tendai Mzungu (20 disposals, two goals) form a dominant midfield for the Dockers.
Adelaide's Brodie Martin kicked three goals, Josh Jenkins and Lewis Johnston both booted two and defenders Matthew Jaensch and Richard Tambling were among the Crows' best with 18 possessions each.
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November 6, 2010
Fresno State grinds out win over La. Tech
The Fresno State Bulldogs travelled to Ruston, Louisiana Saturday as they took on the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs in the Battle for the Bone game. Fresno State came back from an early 14-0 deficit to beat the LA Tech Bulldogs 40-34
Fresno State got a great effort from sophmore runninback Robbie Rouse who carried the ball a team recod 43 times for 286 yards and one toucdown. Senior quarterback Ryan Colburn had a goo dgame going 20-33 for 229 yards and three touchdwons all to Jamel Hamler. Hamler lead the team in recieving with eight catches for 118 yards.
With the win Fresno State improved to 6-2 on the season and 4-1 in the Western Athletic Conference. They also became bowl eligible.
Stay tuned to TheBulldogreport.com for more coverage of the Bulldogs win vs LA Tech.
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After a dizzying few days of media frenzy from local, state regional and national news outlets, the Bemidji State men's hockey team got back to business in earnest Saturday.
The Beavers actually hit the ice for the first time Wednesday after qualifying for the Frozen Four. But constant requests for interviews both before and after practice made getting too serious pretty difficult.
All that changed Saturday as the Beavers got back into the normal game week routine.
"We were able to take some time and do a good video breakdown session with the guys," said Bemidji State assistant coach Bert Gilling. "We really started preparing in earnest for the biggest game of our careers."
In a regular week where the team concludes a weekend series on a Saturday night, the team takes Sunday off and then practices hard the following three days, before hitting the road for the next series.
The 10 day layoff between the regional final and Thursday's Frozen Four semifinal against Miami allowed the Beavers to utilize basically the same schedule, albeit on different days.
There was a bit of a departure from the normal routine on Monday, however. Bemidji State alum Gary Sargent came in to give the Beavers a little pre-practice talk. Sargent, voted one the Beavers 50 greats in 50 years of the program, had an eight year NHL career with the Los Angeles Kings and the Minnesota North Stars before his playing days were cut short by injuries.
"He is such a presence," Gilling. "It was wonderful having him there. Having him at practice, hanging over the boards and talking to the guys about how proud he was of them, well, you couldn't help but get a bit of a swelled chest.
"It was very much appreciated by all of us."
It was a perfect fit for a perfect setting -- the Beavers practicing at the Neilson-Reise (City) Arena in preparation for the biggest game in program history.
The ice was taken out of the John Glas Fieldhouse in preparation for the annual Home, Sport and Travel Show -- as it is every year -- at the end of March.
The scheduling hasn't been an issue in the past. But this year, with the Beavers' impressive run through the Midwest Regional, there was a need for ice for a couple more weeks.
City Arena fit the bill just fine.
"The Home, Sport and Travel show is a very important event for the community each year," said Bemidji State head coach Tom Serratore. "For us to practice at the City Arena is a small price to pay.
"The arena also has a great history. The Bemidji community came together to build the arena in the late 1960s and we have no problem skating here now, preparing for the Frozen Four.
"It's kind of like we all have come full circle. The arena has served the community well for 40 years, holding thousands of practices, games and scrimmages at every level of hockey. Now we're here to get ready for the biggest game in the history of the BSU hockey program.
"It's a pretty neat deal."
Today is a travel day for the Beavers as the team takes off the Frozen Four in Washington, D.C. about 2:30 p.m. The team will hit the ice of the Verizon Center on Wednesday for a full one hour practice in preparation for Thursday's Frozen Four semifinal game against Miami at 4 p.m.

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Sometimes heroes live in a city called Metropolis and they wear capes. Other times, the hero lives in Crawfordsville, Indiana and wears a brown apron while working at Cracker Barrel. Okay, maybe "hero" is too strong a word, but a Cracker Barrel waitress proved that she has honesty and integrity and is way better than I am.
Nicole McKinney was at work serving the usual hash brown casserole and thick sausage patties when two women came into her station. Jane Mitchell and her mother, Sara Froedge, popped in to get their daily recommended allowance of gravy and such. After they were done, Nicole went to clear the table and she discovered a large denomination bill that had been left on the table underneath a napkin. She knew right away that it was too much to be her tip, because most people at Cracker Barrel leave two or three dollars and some shiny dimes. Nicole immediately threw down her tray and rushed to find her customers to give them back the large denomination bill. (I like to imagine that it was a $100 bill or maybe even a $1000, but this is Cracker Barrel we are talking about, so "large denomination bill" could mean a five. Make those Lincolns, yo.) She found her customers in the little gift shop area where they were about to buy some Moon Pies, a rocking chair and a wind chime made out of metal wrenches.
“No way does anyone leave that kind of tip,” McKinney said. “I know I wouldn’t want to lose that kind of money. I knew it had to be a mistake.”
Mitchell thanked Nicole for being so honest and immediately knowing that she never would have left a big tip like that. “She could have easily put the money in her apron, and we would have never known what happened to the cash,” Mitchell said. “But she didn’t. She did the right thing.” She gave her a hug (really, she only did that to get one more whiff of biscuit) and went on her way.
But wait, there's more!
When Jane Mitchell got home, she put a note on Facebook mentioning how honest her server was and one of her Facebook friends mentioned that they should start a collection to reward the waitress's honesty. Within one week, they had raised $320. The customer contacted the manager at Cracker Barrel to see if it would be alright to come up to surprise the waitress and the manager was probably like, "Well, as long as it doesn't take time away from her side work duties." Nicole McKinney was handed a card that said "I Thessalonians, chapter 5, verse 18, ‘Give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.’” There was also $320. Nicole wept with joy and Jane Mitchell got to show the world what a good up-standing Christian she is and just to make sure, she had a picture taken and then alerted the news media.
Way to go, Nicole McKinney! You give servers a good name. I am not sure I would have done the same thing if I found a $100 bill on my table. I probably would have thought one of the following things:
- I guess they really liked my service.
- What $100 bill? I didn't see a $100 bill.
- Finders keepers, losers weepers, bitches.
I went to the Yelp page of this particular Cracker Barrel and see that they only have one star. I say we all go over there and give them a 5-star rating and throw a shout out to Nicole for being so cool.
What would you have done if you found a large denomination bill under the napkin when you cleared the table? Or a better question might be, what would you have spent it on?
everything below was added on February 7, 2013
After I wrote the above post, I was contacted by the writer of the original article because she felt that I had violated copyright laws. She also failed to see my sense of humor and wanted me to remove the post. Let me start off by saying I did not copy and paste the original story. The only things that were verbatim from the article were the direct quotes of the people involved.
According to the Fair Use Doctrine (Section 110 (5) of the Copyright Act of 1976), it is allowable to use "limited portions" of a copyrighted item for works such as commentary, news reporting, academic reports, and the like. But you still have to give credit. You cannot claim the work as yours. You must cite where it came from.
Let me cite where the story came from, since the original link to the site wasn't good enough. It came from the esteemed publication called Journal Review in Crawfordsville, Indiana, population 16,042. In other words, about 4,000 people less than on the Bitchy Waiter Facebook page. The original article was written by someone who probably has a couple of Pulitzer Prizes sitting on her mantel right next to the homecoming mum that she saved from her sophomore year in high school.
I truly enjoyed your article and wanted more people to know about waitress Nicole McKinney. I am certain that had Huffington Post or CNN picked up your news story, you would have been quite excited about it. Perhaps you take issue with the fact that someone called The Bitchy Waiter found your story and not Wolf Blitzer. I also apologize that you may have found my twist on the story unflattering, but I always try to paint the picture in favor of the server. Yes, customer Jane Mitchell did a great thing by rewarding Ms. McKinney for her honesty but let's face it: it sounds a little bit attention-whorey, dontcha think? I can quote the bible too, Ms. Mitchell:
“Beware of practicing your righteousness before other people in order to be seen by them, for then you will have no reward from your Father who is in heaven. Thus, when you give to the needy, sound no trumpet before you, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and in the streets, that they may be praised by others. Truly, I say to you, they have received their reward. But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your giving may be in secret. And your Father who sees in secret will reward you." Matthew 6:1-4 (Thank you to Jenifer for that one.)
I am not going to take the post down because I didn't do anything wrong. News organizations constantly search the Internet for stories to regurgitate and all they have to do is give credit where credit is due. I have done that. And I am done.
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Four Gustavus Adolphus College gymnasts competed in individual event qualifying at the National Collegiate Gymnastics Association Championships this weekend at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Nicole Gergen finished 11th on the balance beam with a score of 8.900.
The Gustavus Adolphus gymnastics team will send four individuals to compete in this year's National Collegiate Gymnastics Association (NCGA) Championships March 23-24 at University of Wisconsin-Whitewater in Whitewater, Wis. Brittany Moore will participate on the vault, Laura Hansen will compete on the uneven bars, Christine Askham on the floor exercise, and Nicole Gergen will compete on both the balance beam and the floor exercise.
The Gustavus Adolphus gymnastics team posted a seventh-place finish at the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championships Thursday at Mitchell Hall on the campus of University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. The Gusties finished with a team score of 177.050, its second highest mark of the season. The meet also serves as the West Regional for the National Collegiate Gymnastics Association Championships. Brittany Moore tied for second on the vault with a 9.550.
The National Golf Coaches Association Wednesday announced the 2005-06 student-athlete and coaches awards for Division III Women's Collegiate Golf. Winners were recognized at the NGCA Division III Awards Banquet held in Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida. Gustavus Adolphus senior Kelli Groff was named Second Team All-American, while first-year Kimbra Kosak was honored as Division III Freshman of the Year. Both players were also named to the All-Region IV squad.
Gustavus Adolphus junior Brittany Moore capped off the Golden Gustie gymnastics season with a ninth place finish in the vault Saturday at the National Collegiate Gymnastics Association Championships in Brockport, New York. Moore, who finished 11th last year on the vault, posted a score of 9.525 in the finals. That score, combined with Friday's qualifying score of 9.425, left Moore with a two-day total of 18.950.

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Weekend Trip to Iowa City
Iowa City, IA USA
2006 population estimate 62,649.
Iowa City is home to the University of Iowa. The campus has a mixture of traditional and modern buildings, as does the town. Here are some photos from my recent trip.
fire escape on one of the many midrise apartments...I noticed numerous residential buildings w/ ground level retail.
not the biggest, but certainly one of the most attractive public libraries I've ever seen.
a new retail/hotel/residential structure highlights downtown.
a good section of downtown is dedicated to the pedestrian mall. it's a hotspot for students and residents of neighboring towns...here are some shots.
Iowa City was the formal state capital of Iowa. Here are some shots of the historic capitol building.
as I said before, the campus is an eclectic mix of old and new. here are some buildings that caught my eye.
(scaffolding on a parking garage)
I didn't know what to expect from this small Iowa town, but the trip was well worth it. Plenty to see here. Has anybody else been to this town?
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i live half an hour north of Iowa City.
college town downtown's are the always the best

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Marlins Facts: Stanton, LeBlanc, Solano and Lee
- Updated: August 26, 2012
After last night eight to two loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers, here’s some quick information about the Marlins.
- Last night, Giancarlo Stanton belted his eighty-fourth career home runs and he ties Mickey Mantle and Andruw Jones for ninth most by players before age 23.
- After just two days on being sent to the bullpen, Wade LeBlanc, who threw seven innings on Wednesday in Arizona had to pitch in the fourth and fifth innings because of Josh Johnson, who couldn’t go more than three innings.
- Marlins’ rookie Donovan Solano extended his hit streak to nine games on Saturday. Solano is hitting .291 in just 59 games this season.
- According to Joe Frisaro, there has been some discussion between the Marlins and Carlos Lee about a return next season. Carlos Lee, 36, is batting .267/.364/.339 with two homers and thirty RBI’s in fourth-seven games with the Marlins this season.

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High in fibre, low in cholesterol, this salad is great for barbeques, picnics or lunch boxes. It is vegan & diabetic friendly. Recipe courtesy of Sanitarium foods.
- Pre-heat oven to 180ºC.
- Place capsicums and garlic on a baking tray and cook for 20 minutes.
- Remove garlic and cook capsicums for a further 10 minutes until skin blisters and blackens. Then remove and leave to sit for five minutes.
- Place rice, chickpeas, corn, parsley and basil in a large bowl.
- Remove skin and seeds from capsicums, dice, add to rice mixture and mix well.
- Remove skin from garlic and chop well.
- Place in a jar and add the oil, vinegar and sugar, screw on the lid and shake well.
- Pour over rice salad and mix well.

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Give Bob Stoops credit: He has the PR game down pat. Not a 60-point Oklahoma Sooner victory passed this season without Coach highlighting the "precision" of his quarterback, Sam Bradford.
We've unfortunately reached a point that has everyone parroting the latest buzz phrase as soon as it is launched, from ESPN on down the sports media food chain to you and me. Short, snappy word pictures that are easy to digest and remember.
"Big and tough Alabama versus flashy Florida" makes for a better storyline than "big and tough Alabama versus also big and tough and faster Florida."
Coach Stoops knows that anyone who gets out in front on national TV can frame the discussion. The more he mentions Bradford's allegedly stellar accuracy, the more likely Heisman voters will think, "Boy, that Bradford sure is accurate."
I was curious.
Presumably, passing "precision" and passing "accuracy" are reflected in completion percentage. It turns out, according to NCAA Division I passing statistics, that the Oklahoma Sooners are not first, not second...not even third in Big 12 passing completion percentage.
Amazingly, the Sooners (68.1 percent) rank fifth in the Big 12 in passing completion percentage behind, respectively, Texas (77.6 percent), Missouri (72.4 percent), Texas Tech (71 percent), and Nebraska (69.5 percent).
Clearly, Colt McCoy is a more accurate passer than Sam Bradford.
But Nebraska? Are the Sooners—and by extension, Mr. Bradford—really ranked behind Nebraska in completion percentage?
Incidentally, for those of you who argue that the Sooners on average toss the ball farther down the field, they do—an average of about two yards farther per attempt.
Of course, the Sooners do lead the conference and the nation in touchdown passes and touchdown passes as a percentage of passes attempted, and points do matter more than anything else.
But this raises a question.
If Oklahoma and the amazing Mr. Bradford rank fifth in Big 12 passing completion percentage, just how tough is it to throw in the Big 12? Are the quarterbacks that good, or are the defenses that bad?
This is not about whether the Big 12 quarterbacks are good. We're talking about Heisman numbers here, or the lack thereof. The question is: Are they great?
The D-I average completion percentage for this season was 58.4 percent. The Big 12 average was 65.4 percent. In a 12-team conference, only one team (Colorado) did not exceed the D-I average. Eight Big 12 teams exceeded 60 percent. These numbers are all just a bit odd when you look at every other conference in the country.
The consensus top NFL draft pick at quarterback, Matthew Stafford, plays for the Georgia Bulldogs. Georgia's completion percentage was 61.3 percent. Seven Big 12 teams had higher completion percentages.
And the mighty Florida Gators? The Gators turned in a 64.6 percent completion percentage, which is pretty good by any standard.
What makes the Gators' (and by extension, Tim Tebow's) performance so remarkable is that the SEC's average completion percentage was only 55.4 percent—three points below the D-I average.
Now, I know what you're thinking. The SEC just had lousy offenses this year, right?
Well, maybe not.
SEC defenses on average intercepted the ball 3.8 percent of the time. That compares with 3.3 percent nationally and a meager 2.4 percent in the Big 12. Other things being equal, interception percentage should remain more or less constant, regardless of the number of pass attempts.
In other words, Big 12 defenses underperformed the national average in interceptions, and the SEC overperformed.
While any number of critics have instinctively questioned the quality of Big 12 defenses, these hard numbers put to bed the idea that the Big 12 just happens, by some stroke of cosmic good fortune, to be blessed with several very good quarterbacks all playing in the same conference at the same time.
So as we find our way back to the subject of Heisman nominees, Tebow's completion percentage starts to look more impressive. Bradford's completion percentage is just 2.7 percent better than his conference average.
McCoy's is over 12 percent better. Tebow's is over nine percent better than the SEC average.
Tebow also has a lower interception percentage than McCoy or Bradford, playing against arguably tougher defenses.
As the late great U.S. senator from New York, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, used to say, "You're entitled to your own opinions. But you're not entitled to your own facts."

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The Blackhawks will seek to avenge last week's bitter defeat to the Blues as the Central Division teams meet again Thursday night in Chicago.
The Blackhawks shattered an NHL record by going 24 games without losing in regulation to open last season en route to winning the Stanley Cup, but their streak ended at just two games this season with a 3-2 defeat in St. Louis last Wednesday.
"You've got to get that game to overtime," Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville said. "You take one (point) maybe two. You don't get none. That's unacceptable. ... There was not a lot of mistakes. We played a good game. But you can't make a mistake like that."
The Blackhawks (4-1-1) have since won three in a row and earned a 3-2 shootout victory in Carolina on Tuesday. Two days after his second child was born, Patrick Sharp tallied his 200th career goal in the first period and was the only player to score in the shootout.
"The team got the win and we're moving forward to a big game on Thursday," Sharp said.
Sharp helped Chicago come away with two points after it blew a two-goal lead in the third period. The last five games for the Blackhawks have been decided by one goal.
"We're not complaining. We could have had points in every game. If we didn't have that game in St. Louis, we'd probably be pretty happy," Quenneville said.
Chicago's past four home matchups with the Blues also have all been one-goal games, including three shootouts. The Blackhawks had won eight straight against St. Louis at the United Center before being handed a 4-3 shootout loss in the most recent one April 4.
The Blues (4-1-0) had a chance to head into Chicago with a season-opening win streak of its own but suffered its first loss Tuesday, 6-2 to San Jose. They also might have a distraction with Maxim Lapierre likely facing a lengthy suspension after driving Sharks defenseman Dan Boyle into the boards from behind.
Boyle was taken away on a stretcher, and Lapierre was given a game misconduct during a penalty-filled opening period. The NHL offered the Blues forward the chance for an in-person hearing, signaling the possibility of a penalty of at least six games.
"When you don't hold your competitive discipline and composure, things can unravel," coach Ken Hitchcock said after his team gave up three power-play goals. "They came in and played the right way. We didn't, and we paid for it."
David Backes went without a point after scoring four goals in the first four games. The St. Louis captain has two goals and two assists in the last four meetings with Chicago as the Blues have gone 3-1-0.
Chicago captain Jonathan Toews has nine goals and seven assists in his last 12 games against St. Louis, including one of each last week.

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Sauces & Dressings
Double Chocolate Brownie Pancakes
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Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 12 minutes
1 1/2 cups Unsweetened Vanilla Almond Breeze Almond Milk
1 1/4 cups flour
1/4 cup sugar
3 1/2 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
3 Tbs melted butter
1/2 cup dark chocolate chips
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Mix dry ingredients. Set aside. In a separate dish, whisk milk, eggs and butter. Fold wet ingredients into dry, adding more milk to thin the batter, if needed.
Over medium-low heat, pour 1/4 cup spoonfuls of batter into saucepan. Top with 5 to 6 chocolate chips. Cook 4 to 6 minutes per side, or until edges are set. Flip, and cook for an additional 4 to 6 minutes, or until cooked through.

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First up, this week's Tuesday Sketch #66:
Dawn Easton's Sample: My Sample:
I don’t know about you guys but I definitely have Spring Fever! There is just something about Spring that is refreshing and invigorating and I love watching as nature comes alive again after a long winter. It makes my heart happy :) The first stamp set that the Trendsetters will be giving you sneak peeks of is named what else..."Spring Fever"! If you liked the mini set Treemendous, then you are going to love this delightful silhouette set that includes a large beautiful tree.
Would you like a chance to win the Spring Fever stamp set? Here’s what you need to do- go to each of the Trendsetter’s Blogs and leave a comment on their Spring Fever Blog Hop Challenge post. After you have finished checking out the eye candy and have left some love, return to the TSG Blog and add your name to the Mr. Linky at the bottom of the Blog Hop Challenge post. A winner will be chosen randomly using a random number generator to receive their very own Spring Fever stamp set! The winner will be announced Saturday (Mar. 27) during the Release Party Chat. Your next stop on the hop will be Pam Varnell!
Now let's see what the Muses have created for you to peruse today:
- Pam Speidel
- Cindy Haffner
- Pam Varnell
- Julie Lacey
- Crystal Birr
- Jackie Pedro
- Jessica Diedrich
- Shannan Teubner...welcome back, precious!!!!!!!!!
- Dawn Easton (March 2010 Guest Muse)
Now it's your turn! Create a card or scrapbook layout using the sketch above, and link your creation below in Mister Linky. Be sure to use the keyword MTSC66 when uploading to a public gallery!

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Step-by-step: Yes
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The article provides a clear sequence of steps for participating in the Spring Fever Blog Hop Challenge, making it easy for the reader to follow. However, the instructions lack the depth and detail needed for training a language model in deeper reasoning because they do not elaborate on the reasoning behind each step or the broader context of the activity, focusing instead on a straightforward checklist approach.


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11 months. I can’t believe I’ve been in Italy for so long. I seriously can’t believe it and I don’t know how I allowed myself to spend so many days of pure apathy and boredom in a row. Sounds too harsh? Believe me, it was not even nearly as harsh as it sounds here. But I talked about my struggles in my previous post already, and this is supposed to be a happy post, well, at least a positive one. So here I am with my many upcoming travel plans!
About two weeks ago, I suddenly felt the urge to go somewhere. Anywhere. So I decided to make a sort of test and go somewhere close, easy to reach and where I wouldn’t feel under pressure to see too many things. So I picked a place in the Italian Alps where I used to work years ago, and went there. The test went very well. I came back with a huge smile on my face and much more relaxed.
Now I still don’t feel like going to any extreme trip like crossing the Gobi desert on a horse, but I know that I need to start traveling again, and hopefully I will forget about all the boredom and apathy, and leave my harsh days behind.
So here we go – plans – excited!
September – Morocco
I am going to Morocco. I can’t say much more than this, because I am leaving in a few days (next Sunday) but I still have zero plans. What I know is that I am landing in Casablanca and I don’t even have a reservation for the night yet. Then, I will have some 10 days to spend in the country. I was supposed to go with someone (remember the broken heart?) that was also in charge of the itinerary, but turns out I am going on my own so I found myself without a plan. If you feel like it, please share your tips! Super appreciated.
October – Iceland
Yes, I am going back to Iceland! And yes, this is so cool. This time I will be with my mother. Between you and me, I think she got jealous when she saw my photos of the Northern Lights! She decided to go and wanted me to do all the planning and “show her around”. Okay mom, let’s go! So we are having a full tour of the island (for what is possible in the winter) together and I can’t wait.
Last time I went I had a great time and fell in love with the place (who doesn’t?). This time I will stay longer and will see much more, plus I will see the great people I met there again and this is so heartwarming.
November – Honduras
I accepted a job in Honduras, on a well known touristic island called Roatan.
I’ve been there before in 2007, I kept in touch with some people, and I’ve always been offered jobs ever since. I always declined, because Egypt was always my priority, but this time I accepted. Egypt is still a special place for me but now I need something different, a place where I don’t have to think about safety, curfew, demonstrations, etc so the Caribbean sounds just perfect to me.
I think I will write a whole post on this topic – why I am not going back to Egypt, at least for now – because I have a lot to say about it.
I will be working in a diving (see my profile on the website!) as a customer service representative, taking reservations for amazing excursions and showing people around.
Snorkeling 2 hours a day will be one of my duties. It’s a hard world!
But seriously, I know I will have a lot of work to do and it won’t be easy… but I think I need this now: something new and beautiful, and not too much time to think.
At the moment I am looking for flights – they are so expensive! – but I am planning to leave in mid November so I have time. Maybe I will find some good late deals. According to plans, I will come back on May 2014 – hopefully with a huge smile on my face.

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Encouraged to use their footwork
RUGBY LEAGUE: Speed, flair and footwork is what the coaching staff of the Tweed Seagulls are encouraging more of from their team.
The Seagulls are coming off a tough loss to Brothers Ipswich last time out, but coach Kelvin Wright said there was a lot about the performance which gave him confidence.
The Seagulls are back at home this week for their round seven clash in the SEQ Division One competition against the Souths Logan Magpies.
Wright said his side is small than most other teams in the competition, and he wants them to use that to their advantage this weekend.
"We look for a lot of off the ball movement and we encourage a lot of support around the ball carrier,” Wright said.
"We shift the ball a little more than other teams and it is a strength of ours.
"I encourage them to use their footwork and their skills and the players are embracing that because they enjoy playing that style of game.”
Despite being beaten by Brothers Ipswich, Wright said it was one of their best performances of the year.
Coupled with their win over the Burleigh Bears, Wright said he believes there is a lot to build on. "We have been really happy with our last two performances, we just need to cut out the errors coming out of our own end,” he said.
The Seagulls and Magpies will kick-off this afternoon from 3pm at Piggabeen.

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Step-by-step: No
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Boris Johnson has hit back at Donald Tusk after the European Council president said he hoped the prime minister would not go down in history as "Mr No Deal".
Boris Johnson will hold face-to-face meetings with four world leaders today as his first G7 summit draws to a close.
England have pulled off a once-in-a-generation comeback to beat Australia in the third Ashes Test at Headingley.
Ben Stokes says his heroic Ashes-saving century at Headingley "is right up there" with helping England win a thrilling World Cup final at Lord's earlier this summer.
Regulators in the United States have fined Deutsche Bank over violation of corruption laws.
Rory McIlroy collected the largest prize in golf history after he outplayed Brooks Koepka to be crowned FedExCup champion for the second time at The Tour Championship.
Ian Holloway says he hopes Brexit will go ahead as he blames the EU for a controversial new handball rule in Premier League football.
Boris Johnson has told Sky News the chances of a Brexit deal are "improving" now his messages on the £39bn divorce bill and Irish border backstop have "landed" with EU leaders.
Got your breath back yet!?
Installing Jeremy Corbyn as caretaker prime minister is the "only failsafe way" of avoiding a no-deal Brexit in less than 68 days' time, a Labour shadow minister has claimed.
Remember when Boris Johnson said the odds for a no-deal Brexit were "a million to one"?
Emmanuel Macron has said leaders of the world's major industrialised nations are close to an agreement on how to help fight the fires tearing through the Amazon in Brazil.
Kim Jong Un has overseen the test-firing of what North Korea has called a "newly developed super-large multiple rocket launcher".
England captain Joe Root says Ben Stokes' performance was "outrageous" as the all-rounder led his side to a historic Ashes Test win at Headingley.
The BBC should "cough up" and fund free TV licences for all over-75s, the prime minister has said.
Depending on your age, you might be forgiven for wondering why the Sky News website is adorned with shots from the cult classic film Starship Troopers - or a futuristic entry in the Call Of Duty video game series.
There is renewed hope that the near-extinct northern white rhino could be saved after eggs were successfully extracted from the last two remaining females.
Hong Kong police have drawn their guns and one fired a warning shot into the air after they were attacked by protesters with sticks and rods.
It was one of the great finishes to any sporting contest, and proof that test cricket can still excite in the age of instant gratification.
A 2.1-magnitude tremor has been reported at the UK's only active fracking site - days after a 1.55-magnitude movement.

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Step-by-step: No
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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for any task; instead, it consists of disparate news snippets and commentary. Additionally, the instructions are neither well-structured nor detailed in a way that could facilitate the training of a language model for deeper reasoning. The content lacks clarity and coherence necessary for such a purpose.