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Cabbage roll soup has become very popular over the years. The cabbage roll soup is usually packed with ground beef or pork, along with vegetables such as carrots, celery, onions, and peas. Cabbage roll soup has been around since the early 1900s, but its popularity only began to rise after World War II. This recipe is simple to prepare, healthy and requires minimal ingredients. If you want to try out this delicious soup, then follow these steps below.
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Ingredients for Easy Cabbage Roll Soup Recipe
- Olive oil 2 tbsp
- Ground beef 1 pound
- 1 onion sliced thin (are onions good for you?)
- 3 garlic cloves minced
- 2 carrots chopped
- Chopped cabbage 2 cups
- Low-sodium beef broth 4 cups
- 3 (8 oz) cans of tomato sauce
- 1/2 cup any rice (uncooked)
- 1 bay leaf
- Brown sugar 1 tbsp (optional)
- Chopped parsley 2 tbsp
- 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar (optional)
- dash salt and pepper
How to Make Cabbage Roll Soup
Step by Step Directions for Cabbage Soup
Peel the carrots. Сhop carrots and onion. Mince garlic.
In a large stock pot, saute beef with onion and garlic in olive oil over medium heat about 10 minutes until beef is browned completely
Combine carrots, chopped cabbage and rice to beef and stir in completely,
Pour in the broth, add tomato sauce, bay leaf, brown sugar, salt and pepper. Bring to a boil. Then simmer for 25 minutes over low heat or until rice is tender.
Remove the bay leaf . Pour into serving bowl and add fresh parsley on top.
Notes for Cabbage Soup
- Ground beef: We prefer to use lean ground beef to keep this soup low in fat.
- Optional: Add red, orange or yellow bell pepper.
- Rice: Use any type rice
- Beef broth: You can substitute with beef bouillon and hot water or vegetable broth.
- Chop the veggies into equal-size pieces so that they cook evenly.
- Use vegetable broth and beyond meat if you want vegetarian.
Nutritional Information and Facts for Cabbage Soup
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 45 minutes
Total Time: 1 hour
This recipe is gluten-free and dairy-free, plus loaded with protein, veggies, and fiber. Use vegetable broth and beyond meat if you want vegetarian.
How to Make Cabbage Roll Soup Low Carb
Low carb diet recipes are very important for people who want to lose weight. This type of diet plan helps you to reduce your sugar intake and carbs which will help you to burn fat faster. In addition, low carb diets include high protein foods that will keep you full longer. These types of diets are very effective when combined with regular exercise.
Low carb diet recipes are usually made up of whole grains like brown rice, quinoa, oats, etc. They contain less than 20 grams of carbohydrates per serving.
Why is it called Cabbage Roll Soup?
Cabbage roll soup has been around since the early days of Chinese cuisine. According to some sources, this dish was first introduced during the Ming Dynasty (1368 – 1644). However, there are other stories about its origin. Some say that it was invented in Japan while others claim that it originated from Korea. Regardless of where it came from, cabbage roll soup is one of the most famous dishes in China.
The name “cabbage roll” comes from the fact that the meat filling is wrapped inside a large piece of cabbage. When cooked, the cabbage turns soft and becomes tender.
The term “soup” refers to the broth that is used to cook the food. There are two different versions of this soup. One version uses chicken broth while another uses beef broth. Both versions use a combination of vegetables and spices.
There are various ways of cooking cabbage roll soup. Some cooks prefer using a pressure cooker while others prefer slow cooking. Either way, cabbage roll soup is delicious and nutritious. It contains plenty of vitamins and minerals such as vitamin A, B6, B12, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, zinc, copper, manganese, selenium, calcium, and fiber.
What to Serve with Cabbage Roll Soup?
How to Freeze Cabbage Roll Soup
Freezing cabbage roll soup is easy if you follow these steps:
- Prepare the soup
- Let soup cool completely
- Place the prepared soup into freezer bags or glass container
- Label each with the contents and date
- Put all the containers into the freezer.
- When ready to eat, let thaw in refrigerator
This soup will keep in the fridge for about five days and can be reheated on the stovetop. You can also freeze the soup for up to three months in freezer safe containers.
Is This Cabbage Roll Soup Recipe Good For You?
Yes! Cabbage roll soup is healthy because it contains lots of nutrients. It is good for your heart, bones, muscles, and joints. It also contains antioxidants that protect against cancer and aging.
It is also rich in proteins and essential amino acids. Proteins provide energy and build muscle mass. Essential amino acids are necessary for growth and repair of tissues.
Cabbage roll soup is also great for your skin. Vitamin A found in cabbage helps to prevent wrinkles and blemishes. Magnesium and phosphorus are needed to maintain strong teeth and bones. Calcium helps to strengthen bones. Iron helps to make red blood cells. Copper aids in digestion. Manganese promotes bone health. Selenium strengthens immune system. Potassium keeps your body hydrated. Fiber prevents constipation.
Enjoy this Easy Cabbage Roll Soup Recipe that is healthy and simple to make. Please leave a comment below how you like it.
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Ed. – June 2015. This story was published in August 2013 for a tryout that took place in November 2013. Given that several soccer players have posted comments below after November 2013, we wanted to make it clear that the tryout has long since passed. As well, while Apartment613 is proud to cover arts, culture and sports in the National Capital Region, which includes the Ottawa Fury FC, we are not affiliated with the soccer club. If you want to play for the Ottawa Fury FC you should contact the club directly at firstname.lastname@example.org and send your email to the attention of Marc Dos Santos.
Professional sports teams don’t often hold open tryouts for the general public. Ottawa Fury FC, however, is planning on doing just that this coming fall, by giving aspiring soccer players a chance to become a professional athlete.
“We are doing it for two reasons,” says Fury coach Marc Dos Santos, when asked why the team is holding an open tryout. “The first is to see players who have played in the past in a professional league…. Players who got lost in the system but who only need a chance. The second is because you never know who may show up.”
The Ottawa Fury are scheduled to begin play in the North American Soccer League (NASL) as an expansion team in the spring of 2014. The NASL is the second highest level of professional soccer in Canada and the United States, just one level below Major League Soccer.
Scheduled for November 20-21, the open tryout will take place at the Ben Franklin Superdome in Nepean, in the city’s west end. Interested players can register online at a cost of $50. The registration deadline is October 31, with applicants being notified on or before November 1 if they will be invited to the tryout.
Players interested in becoming a member of the Ottawa Fury should be aware of the stiff competition that they will likely face.
“You need to understand that the level of the NASL is quite good,” says Dos Santos, who previously coached soccer in Brazil, as well as being the former head coach of the Montreal Impact. “If you have never played in a professional league, or for a team like Canada’s youth national under seventeen team, … then your chances may be quite difficult.”
To have a realistic chance, players should at a minimum have played at a provincial level. Furthermore, interested applicants should note that all players invited to the November tryout must provide their own transportation, accommodation and meals during their stay in the nation’s capital.
Looking forward, Dos Santos says it’s important for the Fury to build a young team, as he would like players on next year’s roster to still be on the team in 2015 and beyond.
As for how the National Capital Region will embrace a local professional soccer club, Montreal-born Dos Santos says he sees a lot of potential.
“I don’t know a lot about Ottawa in terms of soccer,” says Dos Santos, who was only announced as the Fury’s coach this past spring. “But what I do know is that some of the games at Lansdowne – which is not the Lansdowne that we are going to get – there were 20,000 people in the stands for the (2007) U-20 World Cup.”

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Step-by-step: No
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Tomorrow, the first and biggest race of the NASCAR season rolls off for 500 miles in Daytona, Florida. Trevor Bayne, just 20 years old, introduced himself to the wider world with his surprising win a year ago, and although he ran a majority of his season on the second-tier Nationwide Series, he’ll be there tomorrow to defend his win. It will be an uphill battle for him to repeat, though: he starts in the 40th position.
Bovada (formerly Bodog) has a Bayne win at 16/1 and likes Kyle Busch (5/1), Dale Earnhardt Jr. (5/1), and Tony Stewart (7/2). Stewart is the defending Cup champion, and after reeling off five wins in the ten-race Chase (the playoffs) to win it all last year, it’s easy to see why he’s favored in the season-opener this year. Kyle Busch has been strong in the first half of the season the last few years, so it makes sense that he would be a favorite too. Cynics might see Earnhardt Jr. as a sucker bet up there, slotted because his popularity, which outpaces his performance, will net the house some easy money, but he never can be counted out, especially at a track like Daytona, which best suits his driving style and where he has won before, and especially because he drives for Hendrick Motorsports, the best team in the sport. Roush is the next best team, and two of their drivers– Carl Edwards and Greg Biffle– are starting first and second on Sunday and have to be considered strong contenders as well.
Finally, Danica Patrick may be the biggest story going into Daytona this year, as she makes the jump from open-wheeled racing to stock cars on NASCAR’s biggest stage. She’s in good hands working with Stewart, but other successful IndyCar drivers have struggled to make the transition, and one has to expect that it will take her time to adjust as well. Still, she’s finding early success. Everyone’s focusing on a very bad wreck that was not her fault during the final lap of one of the pre-race races (I know), but she starts a respectable 29th on Sunday and has the pole position for today’s Nationwide race, remarkable for any rookie driver.
The full starting grid is here, and the top ten looks like this:
|3||14||Tony Stewart||Chevrolet||Office Depot / Mobil 1|
|4||17||Matt Kenseth||Ford||Best Buy|
|5||88||Dale Earnhardt Jr.||Chevrolet||Diet Mountain Dew / National Guard|
|6||78||Regan Smith||Chevrolet||Furniture Row / CSX “Play it Safe”|
|10||33||Elliott Sadler||Chevrolet||General Mills / Kroger|
Other stories to read before tomorrow’s race:
- How owner points deals determine who makes it into the 43-car field at Daytona – NASCAR.com
- Two-time winner Bill Elliot’s
backnot back – ESPN.com
- How Tony Stewart spent his championship offseason – FoxSports.com
- “Where have the Southern drivers gone?” – FoxSports.com
- Why Danica Patrick can win – Yahoo! Sports
- The latest on Jimmie Johnson’s “major” rule violation – Jayski
- Blast from the recent past: Ex-driver Jeremy Mayfield says he’s the victim of a NASCAR conspiracy – ESPN.com

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Step-by-step: No
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There are many versions of a tortilla soup and this is my own take on it. I wanted to create a recipe that's really quick and easy to make, perfect for a mid week dinner or lunch, and this one should only take you 20 minutes. Feel free to use fresh, raw chicken instead of pre-cooked chicken meat. Simply pan fry it for 6-8 minutes before dicing and adding to the soup. And beware, this soup is a little spicy but you can modify the heat by adding less jalapeños.
- 1 brown onion, diced
- 1 teaspoon coconut oil
- ½ large red pepper, diced
- ¼ cup pickled Jalapeños, finely diced (the ones you get in a jar in a Mexican section of the store)
- 2 cloves garlic, finely diced
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon ground coriander seed
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- Knob of butter or ghee
- 1½ cups cooked, diced chicken (breast or thigh meat is good, I picked up some roasted chicken from the supermarket)
- 2 cups torn kale leaves
- 400 grams diced tinned tomatoes
- 2½ cups good quality chicken stock
- Zest and juice of 1 lime (grate the zest first)
- ⅔ teaspoon sea salt
- 3 tablespoon pumpkin seeds
- 2 tablespoon diced spring onion
- 3 tablespoon fresh coriander leaves (a good handful)
- 1 avocado, sliced into strips (half per person)
- A little dusting of paprika if you're feeling fancy
- Heat a medium saucepan with coconut oil and add the diced onion. Cook for a minute or two and add the red peppers. Stir and cook for another minute while chopping other ingredients.
- Add jalapeños, garlic, oregano, coriander seed and cumin powder and a knob of butter. Stir and cook for about 30 seconds to release the aromas.
- Now add chicken, kale, diced tomatoes, chicken stock, lime zest and juice and stir. Taste for salt. I added about ⅔ of a teaspoon of sea salt but you may need less depending on how much salt is in your chicken stock.
- Bring everything to boil and cook on high heat for 5 minutes. Turn off and let it sit for 2-3 minutes while you prepare the garnishes.
- Place pumpkin seeds in a small frying pan and cook on medium heat for about 2 minutes, stirring frequently. Keep your eyes on them so they don't get burnt. We simply want to toast them for extra crunch and nuttiness.
- Serve soup in bowls, topped with fresh coriander, green onions, toasted pumpkin seeds and sliced avocado. And if you really feel like it, a couple of good quality corn chips won't do much harm ;)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Eat Drink Paleo is a little (well, not so little anymore) passion project I started in 2012. My name is Irena and I am a bunch of different things: recipe developer, cookbook author, amateur food photographer, and a self-proclaimed web geek. When I’m not travelling the world or hiking through the bush in search of a climbing crag or a waterfall of some sort, I am in my small kitchen in London or Sydney, or in a local cafe typing away a new post.

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The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for preparing the tortilla soup, including precise instructions on what ingredients to add and when to add them, making it easy for the reader to follow along. However, while the instructions are well-structured for a beginner cook, they lack the level of detail and reasoning necessary to effectively train a language model for deeper reasoning, as they do not discuss the cooking processes in terms of underlying principles or techniques that could inform broader culinary knowledge.


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The very popular Shark brand has some great robot vacuums. Sometimes they get stuck and the reasons can vary. This article will focus on some of the common causes and fixes for why your Shark robot vacuum keeps stopping.
Reasons the Shark Robot Vacuum is Stuck
The most common reasons that your vacuum cleaner will get stuck is:
- Loss of Cleaning Path Alignment – Often the wheels slip out of direct alignment with the cleaning path. If this happens, it can be fixed by manually adjusting the front wheel to re-align with the cleaning path.
- Dirt or Debris Buildup – The Shark robot vacuum picks up dust, dirt and debris. Over time, these items can build up on the sensors or other components. This will cause the Shark robot vacuum to stop or act erratically.
- Poorly fitting doors or panels – If any of the battery, dust bin, etc., panels are not seated correctly they can cause your Shark robot vacuum to stop.
- Edge Sensor Obstruction – If your Shark robot vacuum is running into walls or other objects, the sensors in front of the device may be obstructed. This will often cause your Shark robot vacuum to stop and can usually be fixed by manually rotating the sensors so that they are no longer obstructed. The Auto-Adjust cleaning head feature is the most common cause of blocked sensors.
How to Fix a Shark Robot Vacuum That Keeps Stopping
1. Check for Obstructions
The first thing you’ll want to do is to check if there are any obstructions blocking the vacuum robot. This really should be the first step in troubleshooting any problem with a robot vacuum.
2. Clean Sensors
If you find that there are obstructions, remove them and then check to make sure that no dust or other items have blocked the sensors on your Shark robot vacuum. You can clean the sensors by using a compressed air duster.
3. Reset Your Robot Vacuum
If the obstruction is removed and the sensors are clean but your Shark vacuum still isn’t working properly, you’ll want to reset it.
You can do this by taking out the batteries for about 1 minute.
If this doesn’t work, try doing a factory reset by pressing down on the large round button for 15 seconds, this is how you reset Shark Ion Robot Vacuum.
4. Check the Bumper
If your robot vacuum is still running into obstructions, you’ll need to adjust the bumper or edge sensors on your Shark robot vacuum.
You can do this by pressing down on the top of the front wheel and moving it from side to side until it no longer bumps into an object.
You should also take care of the dock and spot lights.
5. Clean the Brushes
When your Shark vacuum cleans, it will often pull dirt and debris into the cleaning path.
This can cause it to get stuck and have a clogged brush roller.
To prevent this from happening, you should clean the brushes on your robot vacuum regularly.
If there is a lot of dirt or other objects built up, make sure you remove them before you clean the brush roller.
On some vacuums you can remove the brush roll entirely. Make sure you get in-between the cleaning bristles on the main brush roll and get all of the dirt out.
6. Check Spinning Brushes
If your robot vacuum is still having problems, you should check the spinning brushes on the side of the unit. It may be that these are jamming or broken in some way. You can remove them for cleaning or replacement if they are obstructed or damaged.
7. Replace Filters
If all of the above suggestions have not fixed your Shark robot vacuum, you may need to replace filters. Make sure that all filters are completely dry before replacing them. The HEPA filter should be replaced every 6-8 months and the other filters should be replaced monthly or as needed.
8. Call for Help
These troubleshooting suggestions should fix your Shark robot vacuum as long as you’re still under warranty. However, if none of these steps work and the device is out of warranty, you may need to call for help.
Are Shark robot vacuums good?
The Shark Ion Robot vacuum is an excellent choice when it comes to choosing a good all around vacuum cleaner.
It operates with a main brush roller, two side brush rolls and is perfect at picking up pet hair.
They are one of the few self emptying robot vacuums. By utilizing the Shark vacuum’s WiFi connection to your phone, you can monitor all of the robot vacuums movements.

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

The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for troubleshooting a Shark robot vacuum, with each step building on the previous one. The instructions are clear and detailed, providing actionable guidance that could help a language model understand how to assist users with detailed troubleshooting, thereby encouraging deeper reasoning about problem-solving techniques. Each step logically follows from the last, ensuring a coherent process for addressing potential issues with the robot vacuum.


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Step-by-step: No
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The article text does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader in completing a specific task, as it lacks detailed procedural instructions that are structured for easy follow-through. Furthermore, it reads more like a collection of personal reflections and announcements rather than a coherent instructional guide, making it less suitable for training a language model to engage in deeper reasoning about specific tasks.


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Smoked haddock and jersey royal stew
- April 2018
- Serves 6
- Hands-on time 30 min, simmering time 28-30 min
This stunning stew is all about championing the wonderful flavour of the oak-smoked haddock. Serve with a dollop of crème fraîche to add a touch of creamy richness.
If you like the sound of a creamy fish dish, you’ll love this haddock, spinach and Gruyere gratin.
- Gluten-free recipes
- 12g (3.7g saturated)
- 9.5g (7.4g sugars)
- 15g unsalted butter
- Good drizzle olive oil
- 4 onions, finely sliced
- 1 large garlic clove, thickly sliced
- 6 pink peppercorns
- ½ tsp coriander seeds, crushed
- ½ tsp ground turmeric
- 80g pancetta
- 300g jersey royals or other waxy potatoes such as charlotte
- 650ml good quality fish or chicken stock (preferably homemade)
- 1kg oak-smoked MSC haddock fillets, skinned and bones
removed (where possible)
- 100g baby leaf spinach
- Crème fraîche to serve (optional)
- Heat the butter and oil in a large sauté pan (use one with a lid) or flameproof casserole, then gently fry the onions for 20 minutes with the garlic, peppercorns, coriander seeds, turmeric and plenty of black pepper. Cover the pan with a lid and stir occasionally.
- Meanwhile, slice the pancetta, quarter the potatoes and warm the fish stock. When the onions have softened and are gaining a little colour (after 8-10 minutes), add the pancetta and potatoes, then the fish stock. Bring to the boil, stir, then simmer for 20 minutes or until the potatoes feel tender when pierced with a sharp knife. Top with the smoked fish and spinach, then cover with the lid and cook for 8-10 minutes more or until the fish is lightly steamed and the spinach is wilted.
- Evenly divide the fish and the stew among 6 shallow bowls, then
top each with a spoonful of crème fraîche to serve, if you like.
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Step-by-step: Yes
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The article presents a clear sequence of ordered steps for preparing a smoked haddock and jersey royal stew, making it easy for the reader to follow along. The instructions are structured logically, detailing each stage of the cooking process—such as frying onions, incorporating ingredients, and simmering—allowing for deeper reasoning about timing and ingredient interactions, which is beneficial for training a language model to understand procedural tasks.


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Vince Wilfork is retiring from the NFL, and he made the announcement in a method befitting of the 300-plus-pound nose tackle.
Wilfork declared the end of his career in a tweet that also served as an advertisement for Kingsford Charcoal, saying he would hold a "farewell tailgate" before the New England Patriots open the regular season against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sept. 7 at Gillette Stadium.
"No more cleats," Wilfork said in the video. "I'm moving on to smoke meats, fellas."
Wilfork, a five-time Pro Bowl selection, played the past two seasons for the Houston Texans after playing his first 11 seasons with the Patriots.
He was last selected for the Pro Bowl in 2012, his fourth appearance in as many seasons. He was selected for his first Pro Bowl in 2007.
The Patriots drafted Wilfork in the first round of the 2004 draft (21st overall). He was part of two Super Bowl-winning squads in New England, in his rookie season and again in 2014, his final season with the team.
Wilfork, 35, had 559 tackles, 16 sacks, 4 forced fumbles and 3 interceptions in 189 regular-season games.

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

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I received this comment by email:
"OK, I just give up. You must be military, they love acronyms. DMW? ALA? Don't bother to answer, it's just less frustrating to remove your blog from my list. Sorry, you do have some interesting quilts, just not worth the frustration."
For others of you who read my blog: is it that difficult to figure out what the initialisms that I use stand for? For example, there is a prominent button on the sidebar that says "ALA" and "American Library Association."
At the end of the weekly DWM posts there is a label that says, "Design Wall Monday." And in each DWM post I provide a link to Judy's Patchwork Times.
I did reply to this woman, pointing out that I did not force her to put my blog "on her list." And NOTHING that I've ever blogged about has implied that I am "military."

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not present a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task, nor does it contain detailed procedural instructions that would be useful for training a language model. Instead, it appears to be a response to a comment about the use of acronyms in the author's blog, lacking the structured guidance needed for deeper reasoning or task completion.


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Another offseason, another odd player departure for the Razorback Basketball program.
Arkansas Head Coach Mike Anderson announced today that junior guard Julysses Nobles will not return to Arkansas for his senior season next year.
Nobles (6-1, 193) played three seasons for the Razorbacks, starting 54 of his 91 games. He averaged 7.1 points, 2.6 rebounds and 2.9 assists overall with averages of 7.0 points, 2.4 rebounds and 2.3 assists in Southeastern Conference games. In Arkansas’ upset of No. 15 Mississippi State in January, Nobles scored a career high 24 points with seven assists and no turnovers. He tallied a career high 11 assists as a freshman against East Tennessee State
“I appreciate everything that Julysses did for the Razorback program during his three years,” Anderson said. “He is a good young man who will continue to grow and mature. I wish him the best as he pursues another opportunity to play basketball and earn his degree.”
“I have enjoyed my time as a Razorback,” Nobles said. “After speaking with Coach Anderson, I feel it is time for me to move on.”
Three Razorbacks would-be-senior guards Rotnei Clarke and Jeff Peterson, along with forward Glenn Bryant, left the program after last season before completing their eligibility to play at other Division 1 schools.

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The current event article that interested me the most was the article about the German satellite that is in the Earth’s atmosphere. The satellite is used to observe stars, comets, moons and whatever else I found in space. This German satellite was found around 257 miles above the surface and now it’s lower than 203 miles high. The pieces of this satellite are supposed to land on Earth’s land and in the oceans. This article was really interesting because it’s something you don’t read about every day and it's unique how up in space, theres a lot of problems just like here in the Earth. Overall, this was a really good article that just made me keep reading on and on!
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Last week Kelly Clarkson announced the forthcoming release of her first Greatest Hits collection and revealed that a new single titled Catch My Breath was on the way. Today, we get to hear that new track in full. The single won’t be made available for sale until next week but Kelly has released audio of the single so that we can listen … and fall in love. I’ve listened to Catch My Breath 3 times already and I am LOVING it so much. It’s very Kelly Clarkson. It’s a mid-tempo, dancey track with great lyrics and an infectious hook. Take a listen, see what you think. Do you lurve?
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|More Troubles For Miley Cyrus – TMZ|
|Kim Kardashian Stuns In Maxi Dress – Huffington Post|
|Drug Outbreak Behind Lindsay Lohan Rehab Switch? – FOX News|
|What Does Amanda Bynes Have To Say To Drake Now – Huffington Post|
|Ouch... Justin Bieber Gets Snubbed – Huffington Post|

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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or procedural instructions for completing a task; it primarily discusses Kelly Clarkson's new single and includes a brief commentary on it. Additionally, the content lacks the structured detail that would be necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning, as it does not present analytical or procedural guidelines that are clearly outlined.


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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be an author of a book, but you can’t see yourself ever finding the time to make it happen? If so, you are exactly like the vast majority of authors, before they write their first book. How do they start?
Some authors book time away, and spend marathon sessions writing chapter after chapter. Others record their thoughts verbally, then improve their writing after transcription. And finally others realize that a book need not be written all at once, but can be written page by page, over a course of several years.
This last approach lends itself well to those who are writing a blog. It also provides another reason to actually start one. Here’s how:
1) Make sure that your subject is focused on a topic that an audience would be interested in reading.
2) Using the outline mode of your word processor, create sections, then chapters, then sub-parts within each chapter. For example, if you were writing a book on the subject of book-writing, the first section might be called Before you start, the next would be called Writing and editing, and the final one Book marketing. Within the first part you may have chapters called Why write a book, Research techniques, Preparing your workspace, etc. Within each chapter the sub-parts would be 3-6 paragraphs in length.
3) Each of the sub-parts essentially becomes a blog entry. When it comes to writing your blog, however, there is no need to go from the front of the book to the back: you can write your entries in any order you like. Just remember, once it’s written, copy-paste it back to your outline.
This week’s action plan: Very few people actually have the need (or desire) to write a book. But the concept of repurposing is applicable to just about everyone. This week, before you start on any large task, ask yourself – and others – whether the problem has been solved before. If it has been, find a way to reuse the knowledge, instead of starting from scratch.
Note: The Make It Happen Tipsheet is also available by email. Go to www.RandallCraig.com to register.

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The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for writing a book, making it easy for the reader to follow along. However, while the instructions are straightforward, they lack sufficient detail and explanation to effectively contribute to training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as the procedural aspects don't fully explore the underlying principles or complexities involved in writing and structuring a book.


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Covering your tracks in Safari Video
Covering your tracks in Safari Video Transcript
Safari has a Private Browsing mode that lets you surf the web without saving your history, cache, or the personal information you enter on the pages. But all your web activity still won't be entirely "private" I'm Brian Tong for CNET.com and In today's Quick Tip, we'll show you how to cover all your tracks. First thing, we've got to thank Dylan Brown from Scotland for this tip! Now your browsing history may not show up in Safari, but some of the sites you visit CAN still be accessed through plug-ins like Flash. The Flash Player plug-in saves a folder of every site you visit that has flash embedded in it. So if you REALLY want to make sure no one finds out what you've been up to, or, you want to find out what sites someone else has been surfing, creepy! This is where you go. So follow along with me. On your Mac you'll go to the Home folder, then Library, then Preferences, find the Macromedia Folder, then go to the Flash Player Folder, and then Shared Objects. In that folder you'll see an Alpha Numeric. Everyone's will be different, but click in that folder and you'll see the list of sites you've visited. If you REALLY want your activity to be private, just drag everything in that folder to the trash and empty it. So there you go, I'm Brian Tong for CNET.com with a quick tip for covering all your tracks when surfing Safari.
Brian Tong shows you what you'll need to set up your cell phone to "moblog."
Brian Tong shows you what you'll need to boot your Mac into 64-bit mode.
Brian Tong tells you what you'll need to watch the latest network TV shows on your iPhone or iPod Touch.
If you do lots of "gift buying" and don't want your browsing history tracked, check out today's Tekzilla Daily. Learn how to default to private browsing in all of your favoring browsers.
Brian Tong shows you how to take your album art and make a custom CD cover in iTunes.
Google recently added a "Do Not Track" option in Chrome that will potentially keep your browsing activity a little more private. The browser will now send a "do not track" request to Web sites while browsing, which should prevent targeted advertising on your machine.
Brian Tong breaks down what you'll need to get started building your own mobile recording studio without breaking the bank.
See how the program's TrackSweep feature says goodbye to all of your Web-surfing history in one click.
Brian Tong shows you the secret features inside iOS 5 that Apple hasn't shown to the public.

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Step-by-step: Yes
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The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through completing the task of ensuring privacy while browsing with Safari. The instructions are detailed and follow a logical progression, making it easy for the reader to follow along. However, the instructions lack the depth and context required for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning, as they do not provide explanations or rationale for each step that could enhance understanding and reasoning around the task.


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We welcome Guest Blogger, Representative Mimi Stewart, who talks about an issue which is critical to the future of New Mexico's work force. Please feel free to share your views and leave a comment for Representative Stewart.
About 6 years ago, "Where We Stand" editorials from Sandra Feldman, the then president of the American Federation of Teachers, appeared in my legislative magazines. It was high stakes testing time, and her column highlighted the achievement gap as already a factor when kids begin school. She suggested extending the school year for high poverty students and called it "Kindergarten Plus." I was an Early Childhood Liaison at the time and I was excited by her proposal because Kindergarten teachers had lamented repeatedly to me, "If I just had some more time with these young kids...!"
As a legislator, I offered House Bill 61 in 2003, the first in the nation, naming it "Kindergarten Plus" after Sandra Feldman. This project has been so successful that last year I offered HB 198, "Kindergarten to Third Grade Plus," another pilot extending the school year for 25 days in Kindergarten through 3rd grade for high poverty students. Legislators were so impressed with the high academic achievement for students in Kindergarten Plus, the new bill passed easily.
But what about the naysayers who cry, "Just adding days doesn't make a difference!" To them I say, yes, adding days is only half the battle. Our biggest battle in elementary schools is how we are teaching reading. The old reading wars are over, and we have won the battle. Trouble is, most teachers and administrators don't know the terms of the settlement, i.e. what does the research say about the way children learn to read?
If you are a brain surgeon and a colleague discovers a procedure that can save the lives of another 5% of your patients, within two months, everyone is using the new procedure.
Why is it so difficult in education to extend our knowledge of teaching reading? We're not getting much help from our colleges of education; many of those professors are in denial, have never themselves taught struggling children to read, and are not held accountable for the lack of success in public schools.
We now have strategies, procedures, and new knowledge, based on scientific research, that enables us to teach 95% of our students to read, not just the current 40% we are reaching. If we start early, if we use explicit and systematic teaching of the five big ideas: phonemic awareness, the alphabetic code, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension, and if we will make the commitment to train teachers in these strategies, we can diminish almost every education problem we are facing.
But where is the leadership in our districts and at the state level that is promoting the science of teaching reading? In fact, at both the state and local levels, we are making decisions that deny the research on teaching reading, decisions that will continue to yield reading scores among the lowest in the country.
Change is hard; some say we have to honor educators' belief systems. But teaching reading is not a religion. It's hard work, rocket science, in fact, and just as important. It's time for real leadership in teaching reading in New Mexico.

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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task. Instead, it presents a narrative discussing the importance of teaching reading and legislative efforts without offering explicit procedural instructions. Additionally, while it mentions strategies and concepts related to teaching reading, the lack of structured, detailed guidance means it is not suitable for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning related to the task of teaching reading effectively.


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Makes one 9-inch pie, serves 8-10
- 2 ½ cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 6 tablespoons, unsalted butter, cold and cut into small cubes
- 6 tablespoons vegetable shortening
- 1 ½ cups Bellwether Farms Carmody, grated
- 8-12 tablespoons ice water
- 1 large egg
- 1 tablespoon water
- 2 tablespoons sugar
For the crust:
- 6 large or 8 small/medium tart apples; we like the Pink Lady variety for pies
- 4 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- ¾-1 cup sugar
- 3 tablespoons cornstarch
- ½ teaspoon kosher salt
Ccombine the flour, salt and butter in a large bowl and rub in the butter with your fingers until the mixture resembles a coarse meal with some pea-sized pieces of butter intact. Break the shortening into pieces and rub it into the flour mixture until it is incorporated. Add the Carmody and toss it until the mixture is uniform. Drizzle 8 tablespoons of water the water around the flour mixture and mix lightly with your hands until the dough will hold together when pressed. If the dough remains crumbly, add more water a tablespoon at a time until it holds together. Divide the dough into two pieces and press each piece into a ball. Wrap the dough balls in plastic and press them into disks, smoothing any cracks with your fingers. Refrigerate the dough for at least 30 minutes, or until it is firm enough to roll.
For the filling:
Peel, core and cut the apples into ¼-inch thick slices. Place the apples in a large bowl and add the lemon juice, cinnamon, sugar to taste, cornstarch and kosher salt. Stir until the apples are uniformly coated with starch, lemon juice and seasonings and allow the apple mixture to sit until the apples have given off their juices, about 10-15 minutes. Strain the juices into a small saucepan and cook on medium-high heat, stirring with a whisk, until the mixture has thickened. With a rubber spatula, scrape the thickened apple juice back into the bowl with the apple mixture and stir to combine thoroughly.
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees.
Whisk together the egg and 1 tablespoon water and set aside. On a floured surface, roll one of the dough disks out to a circle about 1 inch larger than the 9-inch pie pan. To check the size, place the pie pan upside down in the center of the dough circle; the dough should extend about an inch past the edge of the upturned pan. Place the dough circle into the pie pan and brush the edge with the egg mixture. Reserve the egg mixture for the top of the pie. Place the apple mixture into the pan and even it out. Roll the second dough disk to the same size and place it atop the apple filling. Press the top crust onto the bottom where it was brushed with egg to seal it. Trim the edges of the dough if necessary with a kitchen scissors so the dough extends no more than an inch past the edge of the pan. Roll the dough ends under to form a smooth edge, then flute the edge with your fingers, making sure the edge of the dough is supported by the pan and doesn’t go past the pan’s edge. Cut 3 or 4 vent holes in the top crust with the scissors or a sharp paring knife. Bake the pie for 35 minutes on the lowest oven shelf (if you have an electric oven you might want to go up a shelf to avoid burning the bottom). Remove the pie from the oven and brush the top crust all over with the egg mixture and sprinkle the crust with sugar as desired. Reduce the heat to 375 degrees and continue baking for 15 minutes more, until the apple filling is bubbly and crust is deep golden brown. Allow the pie to cool at least one hour before serving.

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The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through the process of making a pie, including distinct sections for the crust and filling. However, while the instructions are clear, they may not contain enough detail or structured explanation to effectively train a language model for deeper reasoning, as they lack broader contextual information or principles behind the techniques being used.


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If you are experiencing problems installing Msg Plus! Live, please make sure neither of the following ways to fix the problem works before making a thread.
Msg Plus! Live will not download!
Originally posted by MeEtc
Go to Tools > Internet Options. Click the Delete Files button.
This will clear your browser's cache of files it has downloaded.
You can now go back to Messenger Plus! Live to download again
You can also try downloading it from simtel. The current mirror will be listed on the MPL's website.
- Msg Plus! Live not on messenger, eventhough I installed it.
- Msg Plus! Live will not work properly, and some functions are not working!
Originally posted by Patchou
One other big reason found so far for all these problems: having an old (or recent) Smiley Central DLL if your Messenger directory. Uninstalling Messenger will not remove this file.
After uninstall Windows Live Messenger, make sure to delete "C:\Program Files\MSN Messenger"before reinstalling, this has been proven to fix many problems from people emailing me.
I installed Msg Plus! Live, but when I try to run WLM it now says a dll is missing!
Make sure you've unistalled Similey Central or SweetIM from your computer (Add & Remove programs..). If after doing this it still says a dll is missing, and you tried the two methods above described, try searching for the dll on google
. You'll find a place to download it, after doing so, paste it in your WLM/MSG Plus! Live folder.
I get an error message saying "it's not a valid win32 application" when trying to install
Read the following thread to fix this problem: http://msghelp.net/showthread.php?tid=67828&pid=747508#pid747508
I still can't install if after trying all of the above!
Originally posted by Sunshine
If you're still having problems, then you most likely have programs running wich prevent writing in the registry or you tried to install it on an account without admin priviledges. In that case close down that program and or if you are not sure wich program and/or wether or not your windows account has enough priviledges reboot into safe mode and try to install on the account called "administrator".
Please do remember MSN and WLM are two completely (well, almost) different things. MSN is not compatible with Messenger Plus! Live. If you're using MSN (7.5 or below..), you can download Messenger Plus 3.63 from this
Remember that you should download Msg Plus! Live from this link.
If your problem still remains unsolved, try using the search feature before posting. You may think it is boring to use the search feature
, but, imagine how other members of this forum feel when they see different threads each day, and they all have the same problem?
Remember: The search feature is your friend!
If you've any suggestion as to what should be added to this thread, PM me.

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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps; instead, it presents a collection of troubleshooting suggestions without a structured format. The instructions lack organization, making it difficult to follow them in a logical order, which would be necessary for deeper reasoning or training a language model. The information seems to be scattered and reactive rather than systematic, which does not facilitate a comprehensive understanding of how to solve the problems.


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Dustin Jones’s Love for the Outdoors and Bowhunting
My name is Dustin Jones and being a bowhunter just isn’t something I do, it’s who I am. It was how I was raised as a kid and plan on passing down my love for the outdoors to my children just as my dad did. I grew up with my dad taking me on his hunting trips along with my two brothers. This is where my passion for the outdoors began. I remember him giving me my first bow thinking how cool it was, and from that point on I was out in the backyard honing my skills thinking I was just like Robin Hood. I would practice by setting up targets and sneak into position to take the shot. Needless to say I was hooked on archery and especially bowhunting and have been for 17 plus years. Even if I eat some tag soup at the end of the year, the most important thing is that I was able to get out and enjoy the beautiful backcountry.
I started my blog to initially record my hunts and outdoor adventures more like a hunting journal that I can reflect on and share with my kids. In doing so, I noticed that there is a lot of valuable information that could be found through various blogs and websites to help improve my skills as an archer and a hunter. There weren’t very many that I could find here in Idaho that talked about our area. So I started up HighCountryBowhunter.com to share my experiences and what I have found to work for me here in Idaho. Blogs are great ways to gather information because you don’t have to sift through pages of ads like you do in magazines; you get blunt and honest opinions from every day hunters. It is a way for me to share my passion with others and the experiences that I have as a bowhunter. I have gathered some great information from fellow bloggers and have made some friendships that I trust and can rely on for help and suggestions.
Dustin Jones is a passionate outdoorsman who loves to hunt, especially bowhunt. He created his blog, HighCountryBowhunter.com, to share his experiences with others. He is a Field Staff member for DIYbowhunter.com and Adventure Team member for MINOX Hunting Optics.
Dustin was born and raised in Eastern Idaho where he currently resides with his wife and two sons.

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Step-by-step: No
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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps or procedural instructions for completing any specific task, making it unsuitable for a step-by-step guide. Additionally, while it shares personal experiences and insights about bowhunting and blogging, it lacks the structured, detailed instructions necessary for training a language model in deeper reasoning related to a specific task or process.


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Monday, December 12, 2011
Vegan Muffins on the Move Monday
Vegan Muffins on the Move blog to encourage people to share muffins with people once a month. Bake up a batch and take them to your mechanic or yoga class or work potluck. I've got the amazing cinnacrunch muffins from Tami's American Vegan Kitchen ready to go this month. Check out their blog for a new recipe every month or make up your own and then post back to let them know that a wave of vegan muffins is making its way across the globe!

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Step-by-step: No
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The article lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task, as it primarily promotes a concept rather than outlining detailed instructions. Additionally, the procedural guidance is not structured in a way that would facilitate deeper reasoning or training, as it does not provide explicit processes or criteria for preparing vegan muffins or sharing them.


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SAN FRANCISCO -- The grandson of the most renowned player ever to wear a Detroit Tiger uniform will be rooting against family history Wednesday when the World Series opens at AT&T Park.
"Ty Cobb would be very excited about his Tigers playing in the World Series," said Herschel Cobb, the 69-year-old descendant of one of baseball's most combative and controversial figures. "But we live in the Bay Area and have been Giants fans for a long time. We're going to be rooting for the home team to prevail."
His grandfather might even understand.
Ty Cobb, a Hall of Fame outfielder with a career .367 batting average, had his roots in Georgia but made the Bay Area his home much of the year shortly after retiring as a full-time player in 1928.
When the Giants moved from New York to San Francisco in 1958, Cobb became a regular presence in the clubhouse.
"He used to come by Candlestick all the time and talk to the boys," said Mike Murphy, the Giants clubhouse manager who was has been with the team since it arrived here. "But I didn't know it was Ty Cobb until my boss told me."
Cobb would visit with managers Bill Rigney and Alvin Dark as well as some of the players, Murphy said. The visits ended with Cobb's death in July 1961 at age 74.
Herschel Cobb, an investment adviser who lives in Menlo Park, said he was about 12 years old before he was fully aware of his grandfather's baseball accomplishments. Herschel's father died when
"Growing up, Ty Cobb was not talked about in our home," he said.
But by age 12, Herschel Cobb was spending part of each summer in Atherton at the Spanish-style home his grandfather purchased in 1930 and in the family's Lake Tahoe cabin. Starting to play baseball himself in Little League, Herschel was trying to figure out why others had what seemed to be unreasonably high expectations for him.
He asked his grandfather.
"I literally insisted that he tell me everything he had done and why these people were shouting at me," Herschel said. "He didn't answer directly. He never really boasted about his baseball career with his grandchildren."
Instead, Ty Cobb invited his grandson into an office in his home for the first time.
"I looked around at all of the memorabilia and realized to my amazement and awe just what an incredible career he had in baseball. It answered a lot of questions for me," Herschel said.
Herschel Cobb is well aware of his grandfather's reputation as a spikes-high base runner who would do whatever it takes to win on the field and was equally tough to get along with off it as well.
"Very independent, very fierce competitor," he said of his grandfather. "We talked about those things, and I don't think he apologized for the ferocity he played with. He was playing to win, and that was part of the game."
Ty Cobb's great-grandson -- also named Ty -- has turned out to be the athlete in the family. After playing both baseball and basketball at Sacred Heart Prep, he opted for basketball in Occidental College near Pasadena.
The Cobbs are not Giants season-ticket holders, but they do get to about a dozen games at AT&T Park each year. And Herschel says his son is an ardent Giants fan.
"He loves the team," Herschel said, "and he loves the enthusiasm."
Someone in Detroit might not be too happy to hear that a Ty Cobb likely will be wearing orange and black this week.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article is primarily a narrative about the Cobb family and their connection to baseball, rather than a set of instructions or a guide for completing a specific task. It lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps and does not provide structured procedural instructions that could encourage deeper reasoning for a language model's training. Instead, it focuses on storytelling and personal anecdotes.


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Fantasy Recap: May 22
By CHRIS NICHOLS -- SLAM! Sports
Tampa Bay 2 Philadelphia 1 (Tampa Bay wins series 4-3)
In nine our of 16GP, Khabi has allowed one goal or less... Fred Modin scored his 7th goal and 16th point of the post-season as he collected the series clinching goal... Brad Richards had two assists, giving him 4G, 4A in this series alone... Jassen Cullimore had been out since the third game of the playoffs, but he returned from injury to register an assist in the most important game for his team to date this year... Ruslan Fedotenko had six - count them, six - goals against his former team and is a guy with rising fantasy stock for next year... Martin St. Louis has 18 points in 16 post-season games after that great 94-point regular season... Kim Johnsson had gone seven games without a point before scoring Saturday night... Jeremy Roenick had two goals in his first three playoff games, then a mere two goals the rest of the way... Simon Gagne only had three points in his final eight games... Tony Amonte's fantasy value falls further each year; he only had 3G, 5A in these playoffs... John LeClair had three points in this series, but only four in the entire playoffs after a decent 55-point regular season... Michal Handzus had an assist to push his playoff total to 10 points... Keith Primeau had his four-game point streak stopped in Game Seven and his post-season heroics couldn't carry his team to the Stanley Cup Finals... I've been standing by Robert Esche as a solid fantasy goalie and Ken Hitchcock's great defensive schemes all season and that will remain the same next year, so remember Esche on draft day.
Some interesting stats from the ESPN crew which bore out with Tampa's win: home teams are now 72-43 in Game Seven situations; teams are also now 82-33 when they score first in Game Seven... The Lightning organization won big points with fans by selling 200 tickets for Game Seven for only eight bucks...Each team deserves kudos for a well-played series where neither team was able to string together back-to-back wins... Nine words can describe why Tampa had the mojo to eke out a win in seven games (English teachers, please forgive me): WHATCHA GONNA DO WHEN HULKAMANIA RUNS WILD ON YOU?
In addition to analyzing fantasy hockey for us, Chris also writes a weekly column for ESPN's fantasy hockey section during the regular season and periodically during the rest of the year. He can also be found at Mckeenshockey.com, where his News & Notes section is featured seven days a week through the end of the playoffs.
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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps guiding the reader through completing a task. Instead, it consists of a recap of a sports event with various statistics and commentary, lacking structured procedural instructions. Additionally, the content does not offer sufficient detail or organization that would aid in training a language model for deeper reasoning; it primarily presents information without analytical processes or methodologies to follow.


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Despite dangerous weather and tough competition, the Massachusetts rowing team was able to put up a strong second-place finish in the Yankee Cup in Rhode Island on Saturday.
The Minutewomen racked up four second-place finishes in the First Varsity Eight, Second Varsity Eight, Varsity Four, and Novice Eight events, collecting a total of 23 points for the day. They finished just short of rival Rhode Island, which won three out of the four events and collected 27 points to take the Yankee Cup for the second year in a row.
UMass coach Jim Dietz, however, could not be happier with the results.
“Overall, we performed very well on the day,” Dietz said. “We saw very strong rowing, especially from the freshmen boat. I would have to say we left Rhode Island feeling pretty good.”
Dietz further said that the strongest quality that he saw on the water was a “quintessential team dynamic” necessary for a crew to do well over the course of the season. Based on the skill level of each rower, Dietz expects the most work that will have to be done is merely shuffling the lineups to match strengths with sizes. He expects that the crew will reach their maximum effort in about three weeks.
Two of their four second-place finishes held only two seconds of difference between the first-place finishers. Of these two, the second-place finish against URI was determined by only 0.6 seconds.
When asked about the Rams’ performance and whether or not they will be a big factor as the season progresses, Dietz was not too intimidated.
“They were going as fast as they’re going to go all season,” Dietz said. However, he still feels that they are a crew to be taken seriously.
A significant factor in Saturday’s events was the weather. Huge levels of flooding kept the team out of the water for four days before the regatta impacted the rowing lanes during the races. The ominous skies and waters left many of the coaches wondering whether or not the Yankee Cup would even take place at all, but the weather did clear up enough for some races to take place. The Novice Four, Second Varsity Four and Quad races, however, all had to be scratched due to safety concerns.
Apart from the hazardous conditions that the recent bad weather brought, the cool temperature of the water and the crosswinds blowing opposite of the current had significantly impacted the performance of the boats. Overall, the races that on average take six and a half minutes in good weather, took as many as eight and nine minutes to complete.
Looking back on the weekend, the crew certainly sees more positives than negatives coming from the races. The Minutewomen proved themselves to be strong competitors and focused. If anything, this past weekend will give them extra motivation for their upcoming regatta in Worcester this weekend.
A smiling Dietz added “remember, URI beat us in the Yankee Cup last year, and look how that season turned out.”
David Martin can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.org.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a sequence of ordered steps to guide readers through completing a specific task; instead, it discusses the performance of the Massachusetts rowing team in a competition. Additionally, the procedural instructions required for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning are absent, as the content is primarily narrative and lacks structured guidelines or explicit instructions. Therefore, while it offers insights into the rowing event and team dynamics, it does not facilitate a process or learning framework.


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Yes, we took on the Pinterest Easter bunnies. Have you seen them, pinned on everyone’s holiday boards? Turns out that picture is actually of a bunny cookie, and these sad rolls are more an accurate visual of how things would turn out. But, I’m happy to tell you that after making dozens upon dozens of rolls, we have some tips to help you make some cute little bunnies.
However, I won’t lie to you (it is Easter, after all) that they are a little tricky. And you may have some rolls that end up a little wonky. But, as my children oohed and ahhed over even the misshapen ones, I could see we had a winner idea.
Making these bunnies is way too much fun, lots more photos are here…
Well, I’m just going to come right out and say it: these little brioche danish are so very tasty. They came about after a lazy Sunday morning; I had some whole wheat brioche dough in the fridge, and wanted something sweet that didn’t involve a lot of work. I also happened to have a tube of almond paste, goat cheese, and pistachios, and so the great experiment began. It was delicious from the start, but after a few tries and a little tweaking, a perfect weekend treat was born.
Winter is slowly approaching (although here in Minneapolis we hit 70 degrees this past weekend!), and that means the smell of pumpkin is in the air. These swirl buns came together on a whim; we were asked to bring something to a brunch, and there was pumpkin pie brioche dough in the fridge, a favorite recipe from Healthy Bread in Five Minutes a Day. A little chocolate ganache was easily whipped together, and after an overnight rise in the fridge, these buns were baked off in the morning, filling our house with early Holiday cheer.
The original recipe for this dough was made with White Whole Wheat for a lighter effect, but we decided to re-test it with traditional whole wheat. Gold Medal regular whole wheat worked beautifully…
Hey all, we want to introduce Sarah Kieffer to you; she’ll be doing some photography for the site, including the shots in this beautiful post. Zoe and I met Sarah on the Web (where else), where she covered a class that Zoe had taught. When we ran through Sarah’s food blog, Vanilla Bean Blog, what we noticed first were the beautiful photographs, and so we connected and asked her to work with us. We’re not the only ones who noticed; the New York Times covered Sarah and her shots that keep popping up on Pinterest. Sarah’s the reason that our Pinterest site has become another place where our readers can connect with us. Thanks Sarah, and welcome!
So onto… what to eat. Colder weather means comfort food, and while mashed potatoes, pot pies, and cheesy baked dishes may come to mind first, soup and sandwiches are a great, and possibly lighter alternative. This week we decided to bring you grilled sandwiches three ways, but really, the possibilities are endless. Continue reading
(picture from color insert of Healthy Bread in Five Minutes a Day, taken by Mark Luinenburg)
The brioche dough in Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day was the very first recipe I developed after meeting Jeff and deciding to write the book together. It seemed a natural place to start considering my pastry chef roots and absolute love of this quintessential enriched bread. I had plenty of experience making it the traditional way after working in a restaurant with Andrew Zimmern. He put a fabulous sandwich on the lunch menu that was served on fresh brioche. I went to work early, got the butter to just the right temperature, made sure the room was also at the proper temperature and then set about on the long journey which is brioche dough. Too much work, although fabulous. Fast forward a decade and I meet Jeff, he introduces me to his method and I try melting the butter and just dumping it, along with all the other ingredients in a bucket and quickly stirring. Low and behold I have a luxurious brioche dough in a couple minutes of stirring. I was thrilled and only wished I’d figured this out when Andrew set that lunch menu all those years ago.
For Healthy Bread in Five Minutes a Day we still wanted to offer a variation of sweets and enriched breads, but they had to fit with our goal of healthier ingredients. This meant less white flour, less sweeteners, less fat and yet still delicious, tender and rich. It took some time to develop, but we came to just the right balance and now I use this dough for everything from a Tarte Tatin crust to my kids’ sandwiches.
But, in the final push of producing the book some numbers were switched around and it makes the recipe as written in the book unworkable–this only affects the very first printing in 2009. We are sad to see any mistakes in the book, and in particular one that will be such a staple to our readers. We apologize and below is the correct recipe. Continue reading

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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, such as baking the bunny rolls or making the brioche dough. While it discusses various recipes and methods, it lacks the detailed, structured procedural instructions needed for effective training of a language model focused on deeper reasoning. The absence of clear steps or systematic guidance means the instructions are not conducive to encouraging analytical or logical reasoning about the cooking processes.


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Dotted lines are being signed on contracts as pro football training camps get into full swing.
Green Bay Packers linebacker Tim Harris signed a two-year contract worth $1.185 million and ended his 11-day holdout today. Harris, the Packers' leader in sacks the last three seasons, called a press conference today to announce his signing. The Packers do not announce the signing of veteran players. He was to participate in his first practice this afternoon.
Tight end Keith Jennings of Clemson, a fifth-round pick, signed his contract and reported to the Dallas Cowboys camp at Thousand Oaks. Jennings had reported earlier but was sent home because he was overweight. He lost 15 pounds and returned Wednesday.
Running back Albert Bentley, who threatened to retire unless he saw more playing time, signed a three-year contract extension today with the Indianapolis Colts. Bentley, second in the NFL in all-purpose yards two years ago, was used sparingly last year as a backup to All-Pro Eric Dickerson and carried the ball only 45 times for 230 yards, his fewest in four years in the league.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task. Instead, it presents a series of updates about various players signing contracts, which lacks the detailed and structured procedural instructions necessary for training a language model to engage in deeper reasoning. The information is more informational than instructional, focusing on player contracts and team updates rather than guiding the reader through a defined process.


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Coming into New Castle, Kentucky on a brisk night last Friday, the Louisville Central Yellow Jackets high school football team, ranked number twelve in the state of Kentucky had a lot of expectations going against the Henry County Wildcats, who currently sit at number one-thirty seven state wide.
And, the expectations were lived up to as the Jackets soundly defeated the home team, who suffered several notable injuries, with a final score of 58-0.
The deciding factor in this spectator’s opinion came down to one factor- the passing game. It’s easy to see how Central dominates their opponents when their solid quarterback can deliver the ball to a handful of receivers who are all adapt at making plays themselves. Meanwhile, the Wildcats had a strong line that cut off a great deal of the Jackets rush game, however their secondary struggled.
Central on the other hand displayed an all around game, and has been displaying this maybe under the radar at times all season. Ranked number three in Louisville, behind only St. X and Trinity the Jackets have steadily achieved a 7-1 record, losing only to the aforementioned St. X. The team will go to Hodgenville on Friday to face off against (101) Larue County. However, their biggest challenge will be on the 26th more than likely when they meet up with the undefeated (20) Pleasure Ridge Park.
Meanwhile the 2-6 Henry County will make their way to (161) Elizabethtown on Friday for a showdown of their own. They, then finish out their season at (81) Spencer County October 26th. This gives them a pair of teams who the Cats could finish strong against.
Statewide the top four teams at this point in Kentucky high school football to be contended with in order are the 7-0 Trinity, Fort Thomas’ Highlands High School whose record stands at 7-0 as well, another undefeated in Bowling Green, and rounding it out the 5-3 St. Xavier.
Photo by Dave Rose

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; instead, it discusses a high school football game and the performance of two teams. The information presented lacks the structured and detailed procedural instructions that could facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it primarily focuses on sports commentary rather than outlining processes or methodologies.


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In the last months I and Alberto Ferrari worked on many consulting engagements about designing Tabular models or optimizing existing ones. One of the strength of the Tabular model compared to Multidimensional is the performance of distinct count measures. Now, being faster doesn’t necessarily mean getting an immediate answer, and several times we had to work on performance improvements for this type of measure. The matter is very complex and we are still not ready to publish a set of guidelines about how to optimize distinct count measures in Tabular.
However, during our tests we made interesting discoveries about different query plans you can obtain for distinct count calculations, which can be made using different techniques in DAX. First, I want to warn you that there are no silver bullets. Each technique might be faster in certain conditions but slower in other, so a big mistake is thinking that you found a better solution than a DISTINCTCOUNT function call in DAX and you apply the alternative way to any measure in any model. As I said, don’t do that.
Now, if you want to know more and want to discover how to read DAX query plans and how to measure the best option for your specific model, then this new paper written by Alberto Ferrari is for you:
Understanding Distinct Count in DAX Query Plans
We already made much more discoveries, but we need to investigate more in order to provide common guidelines. It would be very wrong publishing some best practices that only work in certain conditions, and worsen performance in many other. But if you have queries running in too many seconds (or minutes), please contact me: I’d like to gather more use cases on this topic!

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps for the reader to follow in completing a specific task. Instead of structured procedural instructions, it provides general insights and warnings about distinct count measures in DAX without detailed procedures that would support training a model for deeper reasoning. The mention of specific techniques and query plans is suggestive but does not offer the organized, step-by-step guidance necessary for effective training or comprehension.


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In today's part of this bumper guide to research, I look into EVE's newest addition to the researcher's repertoire as I examine Tech 3 and "Reverse Engineering". I'll look at how it all fits together to make a finished product, what's required to get involved and best practices for staying profitable in what has become a very competitive marketplace.
New production chain:
The Tech 3 production chain was entirely new with the Apocrypha expansion, using materials, blueprints and construction processes introduced with the expansion. A Tech 3 ship starts life as reservoirs of fullerite gas floating in space. This gas can only be collected from "ladar" sites in one of EVE's 2500 hidden star systems reached via a wormhole. The gas comes in nine different forms, with the rarest and most valuable ones being available only in the toughest Sleeper star systems.
The gas is collected with gas harvesters and then reacted together in a special starbase polymer reactor to produce one of nine fulleride polymer materials. These materials are then used to build Tech 3 components, for which blueprints are available on the market from various NPC research corporations. These Tech 3 components are used to build both the hulls and the subsystems, with no need for a base Tech 1 or 2 item.
Reverse engineering provides Tech 3 blueprint copies of the strategic cruiser hulls and the various subsystem modules it requires. The base items for reverse engineering are ancient relics recovered from dangerous sites in Sleeper space and the research must be done on a new "Experimental Lab" starbase module. There are six different types of relic and each one corresponds to a different piece of the Tech 3 ship - the hull, defensive subsystem, electronics subsystem, engineering subsystem, propulsion subsystem and offensive subsystem.
The five subsystem relics can be unearthed in deadly magnetometric archeology sites all throughout Sleeper space. Hull sections can be recovered from the wrecks of ancient Talocan ships in Sleeper radar sites. The relics come in three forms - wrecked, malfunctioning and intact. Wrecked relics have the lowest chance of success and produce 3-run blueprint copies if successful. Malfunctioning relics have a better chance of success and produce 10-run blueprints. Finally, intact pieces have the highest success chance and produce 20-run blueprints.
With new production and research processes comes new skills to train. Reverse engineering uses a lot of the same skills as invention and as such should be easy for an inventor to get into. For someone that's new to research, however, the skill requirements may take some time to fulfill adequately. In addition to the "Reverse Engineering" skill which improves success chance overall, there are five "Subsystem Technology" skills that each improve success chance with a particular type of relic. These are Defense Subsystem Technology, Engineering Subsystem Technology, Electronics Subsystem Technology, Propulsion Subsystem Technology and Offensive Subsystem Technology.
All of these have hefty skill requirements, with the recommended skill-set being Science 5, Research 5, Electronics 5 and Engineering 5. To produce the full range of subsystem blueprints, you'll also need Electronic Engineering, Nanite Engineering, High-Energy Physics and Graviton Physics at level 4. Plasma Physics, Rocket Science, Quantum Physics and Hydromagnetic Physics are also each required to level 1 for a particular relic, but higher levels will improve success chances further. It's recommended to get all of these to at least level 3 before attempting to reverse engineer a relic.
Read on to page 2, where I talk about the requirements for installing your reverse engineering job and how to keep your profit up when reverse engineering and building Tech 3.

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article does provide a clear sequence of steps outlining the process of collecting resources and reverse engineering in the context of Tech 3 ship production, detailing specific materials, methods, and necessary skills. Each part of the process is ordered logically, allowing readers to follow along and understand the progression from gas collection to crafting blueprints. Furthermore, the instructions are sufficiently detailed about the various types of relics and skill requirements, which can be valuable for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning about procedural tasks in a complex system.


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Vice-Presidential Poll Results
Starting on June 20, I ran a poll on the homepage of this blog which asked, "Who should Senator John McCain choose as his vice-presidential running mate?" These are the final results.
Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney led with 21.9 percent.
Sarah Palin, Alaska's governor, was second with 15.1 percent. She was my personal favorite, and I didn't even vote in the poll!
Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal (GIN-dle) ran third with 12.3 percent.
There was a four-way tie for fourth place between Mississippi governor Haley Barbour, former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee, Connecticut senator Joe Lieberman, and "Other." Each received 11.0 percent.
Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty and Governor Mark Sanford of South Carolina tied for a distant eighth place with 2.7 percent.
Bringing up the rear was Florida governor Charlie Crist with 1.4 percent.
It goes without saying that this was not a scientific poll.
Thanks to all who took the time to participate. I haven't yet decided what the topic of my next poll will be, but stay tuned.

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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 primarily presents the results of a poll without any procedural instructions. Additionally, the information is not structured in a way that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it lacks detailed explanations or guidelines that would engage critical thinking or reasoning skills.