Input: [Old] NURS 130 [New] NRSG 150 [New Title] Nursing Success I [Old Title]

Output: Nursing Success I

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Input: [Old] NURS 131 [New] NRSG 151 [New Title] Nursing Success II [Old Title]

Output: Nursing Success II

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Input: [Old] NURS 132 [New] NRSG 138 [New Title] Gerontology for Nursing [Old Title]

Output: Gerontology

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Input: [Old] NURS 132 [New] NRSG 139 [New Title] Gerontology for Nursing Clinical [Old Title]

Output: Gerontology Lab

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Input: [Old] NURS 140 [New] NRSG 135 [New Title] Nursing Pharmcacology [Old Title]

Output: Pharmacology

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Input: [Old] NURS 151 [New] NRSG 140 [New Title] Core Concepts of Adult Nursing [Old Title]

Output: Core Concepts of Adult Nursing

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Input: [Old] NURS 151 [New] NRSG 141 [New Title] Core Concepts of Adult Nursing Clinical [Old Title]

Output: Core Concepts of Adult Nursing Clinical

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Input: [Old] NURS 152 [New] NRSG 142 [New Title] Core Concepts of Maternal Child Nursing [Old Title]

Output: Core Concepts of Maternal Child Nursing

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Input: [Old] NURS 152 [New] NRSG 143 [New Title] Core Concepts of Maternal Child Nursing Clinical [Old Title]

Output: Core Concepts of Maternal Child Nursing Clinical

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Input: [Old] NURS 153 [New] NRSG 144 [New Title] Core Concepts of Mental Health Nursing [Old Title]

Output: Core Concepts of Mental Health Nursing

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Input: [Old] NURS 190 [New] NRSG 191 [New Title] Special Topics [Old Title]

Output: Special Topics

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Input: [Old] NURS 212 [New] NRSG 250 [New Title] LPN to RN Transition [Old Title]

Output: Transition to Associate Degree Nursing

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Input: [Old] NURS 252 [New] NRSG 240 [New Title] Core Concepts of Adult Nursing II [Old Title]

Output: Adult Health/Illness Needs II

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Input: [Old] NURS 253 [New] NRSG 241 [New Title] Core Concepts of Adult Nursing II Clinical [Old Title]

Output: Adult Health/Illness Needs III

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Input: [Old] NURS 255 [New] NRSG 252 [New Title] Complex Care Needs-Maternal/Child Client [Old Title]

Output: Complex Care Maternal/Child Client

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Input: [Old] NURS 255 [New] NRSG 253 [New Title] Complex Care Needs-Maternal/Chld Client Clinical [Old Title]

Output: Complex Care Maternal/Child Client Clinical

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Input: [Old] NURS 256 [New] NRSG 254 [New Title] Complex Care Needs-Mental Health Client [Old Title]

Output: Complex Care/Mental Health Client

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Input: [Old] NURS 256 [New] NRSG 255 [New Title] Complex Care Needs-Mental Health Client Clinical [Old Title]

Output: Complex Care/Mental Health Client Clinical

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Input: [Old] NURS 257 [New] NRSG 262 [New Title] Complex Care Needs-Adult Client [Old Title]

Output: Complex Care Needs-Adult Client

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Input: [Old] NURS 257 [New] NRSG 263 [New Title] Complex Care Needs-Adult Client Clinical [Old Title]

Output: Complex Care Needs-Adult Client Clinical

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Input: [Old] NURS 258 [New] NRSG 256 [New Title] Pathophysiology [Old Title]

Output: Pathophysiology

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Input: [Old] NURS 261 [New] NRSG 265 [New Title] Advanced Clinical Skills Lab [Old Title]

Output: Advanced Clinical Skills

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Input: [Old] NURS 262 [New] NRSG 266 [New Title] Managed Client Care [Old Title]

Output: Managed Client Care

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Input: [Old] NURS 262 [New] NRSG 267 [New Title] Managed Client Care Clinical [Old Title]

Output: Managed Client Care Clinical

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Input: [Old] NURS 290 [New] NRSG 291 [New Title] Special Topics [Old Title]

Output: Special Topics

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Input: [Old] NURS 305 [New] NRSG 305 [New Title] Nursing Ethics [Old Title]

Output: Nursing Ethics

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Input: [Old] NURS 321 [New] NRSG 321 [New Title] Theoretical Foundation of Nursing [Old Title]

Output: Theoretical Foundation of Nursing

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Input: [Old] NURS 322 [New] NRSG 325 [New Title] Health Assessment [Old Title]

Output: Health Assessment

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Input: [Old] NURS 331 [New] NRSG 331 [New Title] Cultural Diversity in Healthcare [Old Title]

Output: Cultural Diversity in Healthcare

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Input: [Old] NURS 344 [New] NRSG 343 [New Title] Nursing Care/Clients Complex Needs [Old Title]

Output: Nursing Care/Clients with Complex Needs

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Input: [Old] NURS 346 [New] NRSG 338 [New Title] Gerontological Nursing [Old Title]

Output: Gerontological Nursing

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Input: [Old] NURS 347 [New] NRSG 362 [New Title] Health Education [Old Title]

Output: Health Education

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Input: [Old] NURS 349 [New] NRSG 360 [New Title] Clinical Preceptorship [Old Title]

Output: Clinical Preceptorship

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Input: [Old] NURS 350 [New] NRSG 350 [New Title] End of Life Care [Old Title]

Output: End of Life Care

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Input: [Old] NURS 355 [New] NRSG 355 [New Title] Health Care System [Old Title]

Output: Introduction to Health Care System

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Input: [Old] NURS 440 [New] NRSG 485 [New Title] Nursing Leadership & Management [Old Title]

Output: Leadership and Management

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Input: [Old] NURS 441 [New] NRSG 486 [New Title] Nursing Leadership & Management Clinical [Old Title]

Output: Leadership & Management Practicum

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Input: [Old] NURS 444 [New] NRSG 420 [New Title] Nursing Research [Old Title]

Output: Nursing Research

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Input: [Old] NURS 446 [New] NRSG 303 [New Title] Community Nursing [Old Title]

Output: Community Health Nursing

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Input: [Old] NURS 447 [New] NRSG 304 [New Title] Community Nursing Clinical [Old Title]

Output: Community Health Practicum

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Input: [0] Cookie [1] Name [3] More information [2]

Output: Purpose

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Input: [0] ASP.NET SessionID [1] ASP.NET_SessionID [3] Only lasts for the current browsing session. [2]

Output: A default cookie that allows the site to know it is the same computer that has viewed the previous page.

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Input: [0] Subscribe to Research [1] research_form [2]

Output: Records whether a user has already subscribed to the website to view research and if they have not, will request them to enter minimal details to do so.

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Input: [0] Google Analytics [1] _utmx [3] How to reject or delete this cookie http://www.google.com/intl/en/privacypolicy.html [2]

Output: The Savills Website uses Google Analytics, a web analytics service provided by Google, Inc. Google Analytics sets a cookie in order to evaluate your use of our website and compile reports for us on activity of our website.

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Input: [0] WebTrends [1] WT-FPC and ACOOKIE [2]

Output: The Savills website uses WebTrends Analystics package to evaluate the activity on our website.

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Input: [0] Accordian Bar [1] home_accordian [3] Only lasts for the current browsing session. [2]

Output: Records how the user last viewed the home page so this view is replicated the next time they visit.

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Input: [0] Reviews: [Business Benefits]

Output: Find out your your Business is doing from your Customers: Positive Shows / Negative Goes Review System Negative reviews are hidden! Only management will see complaints. Positive reviews post on your Business Profile for your business & employees Customers can instantly motivate your employees with permanent praise and let mangement know if they have a problem instantly!


Input: [0] Deals: [Business Benefits]

Output: Post Deals. Using your own Merchant Account, receive your funds faster than ever! Low fixed rate! We only charge you 7% after you receive the money, and 2% of that is given back to your loyal customers!


Input: [0] Jobs: [Business Benefits]

Output: Post Job offers - remain annonomous or provide information about your Business using custom Job Headers


Input: [0] Contests: [Business Benefits]

Output: Create contests and give incentives to those that help spread the word. Each contestant entering your contest becomes your PermaAudience.


Input: [0] Keywords: [Business Benefits]

Output: Control the search market by owning a Keywords for your Business. Easy tracking of sales marketing with Promoted Keywords.


Input: [0] Advertisements: [Business Benefits]

Output: Permanent Advertisement - Those you Invite will always see your Ads. For the life of their account! Easily control ads - Delete or Duplicate ads to put them in different area's of our site. No spam ads - only your Ads will show on your Business Profile!


Input: [0] Pharmacy Card: [Business Benefits]

Output: Customers will keep your business cards forever in their wallets! Make your Business Card more valuable by Printing our FeebeeRX prescriptions discount card on the back of it!


Input: [Program Name] Certificate - Child and Adolescent Therapy [School] Northcentral University [Degree Level]

Output: Doctorate Degree


Input: [Program Name] Certificate - Couple Therapy [School] Northcentral University [Degree Level]

Output: Doctorate Degree


Input: [Program Name] Certificate - Entrepreneurship [School] Northcentral University [Degree Level]

Output: Master's Degree


Input: [Program Name] Certificate - Financial Management [School] Northcentral University [Degree Level]

Output: Master's Degree


Input: [Program Name] Certificate - General Business [School] Northcentral University [Degree Level]

Output: Master's Degree


Input: [Program Name] Certificate - General Marriage and Family Therapy [School] Northcentral University [Degree Level]

Output: Master's Degree


Input: [Program Name] Certificate - Industrial Organizational Psychology [School] Northcentral University [Degree Level]

Output: Master's Degree


Input: [Program Name] Certificate - Project Management [School] Northcentral University [Degree Level]

Output: Master's Degree


Input: [Program Name] Certificate - Therapy with Military Families [School] Northcentral University [Degree Level]

Output: Doctorate Degree


Input: [Program Name] Doctor Business Administration - Advanced Accounting [School] Northcentral University [Degree Level]

Output: Doctorate Degree


Input: [Program Name] Doctor Business Administration - Applied Computer Science [School] Northcentral University [Degree Level]

Output: Doctorate Degree


Input: [Program Name] Doctor Business Administration - Computer and Information Security [School] Northcentral University [Degree Level]

Output: Doctorate Degree


Input: [Program Name] Doctor Business Administration - Criminal Justice [School] Northcentral University [Degree Level]

Output: Doctorate Degree


Input: [Program Name] Doctor Business Administration - Financial Management [School] Northcentral University [Degree Level]

Output: Doctorate Degree


Input: [Program Name] Doctor Business Administration - General Business [School] Northcentral University [Degree Level]

Output: Doctorate Degree


Input: [Time of Year] Winter Solstice [Christian Synthesis] Christmas & the Epiphany [Pagan Traditions]

Output: The birth of the sun. The birth of Mithra on December 25th. Often celebrated with yule fires, processions of light, and tree decorating.

Do Muslims Celebrate Easter and Christmas?


Input: [Time of Year] Winter Season [Christian Synthesis] Candlemas [Pagan Traditions]

Output: A time of nurturing and honoring inspiration and creativity. Common practices involving festivals of light, wearing animal masks and skins in hopes of augmenting the coming year's supply.

Do Muslims Celebrate Easter and Christmas?


Input: [Time of Year] Spring Equinox [Christian Synthesis] Easter [Pagan Traditions]

Output: The sun is resurrected and gains prominence over the night. Fertility celebrations involving symbols such as the egg and the prolific hare.

Do Muslims Celebrate Easter and Christmas?


Input: [Time of Year] Spring Season [Christian Synthesis] Pentecost & the Feast of the Ascension [Pagan Traditions]

Output: The mating of the earth and the sky from which will come the year's harvest. Often celebrated with maypole dancing, decorating with new foliage.

Do Muslims Celebrate Easter and Christmas?


Input: [Time of Year] Summer Solstice [Christian Synthesis] Feast of St. John [Pagan Traditions]

Output: The peak of the sun's light. Celebrated with large bonfires, burning fragrant herbs, decorating with flowers.

Do Muslims Celebrate Easter and Christmas?


Input: [Time of Year] Summer Season [Christian Synthesis] Assumption Day [Pagan Traditions]

Output: The sun's energy transfers to the crops. Ritual blessings of the harvest, herbs, fields, mountains, and ocean.

Do Muslims Celebrate Easter and Christmas?


Input: [Time of Year] Autumnal Equinox [Christian Synthesis] Michaelmas & the Nativity of Mary [Pagan Traditions]

Output: A time of gratitude for the harvest. Feasts and decorating with fall fruits, grains, and vegetables.

Do Muslims Celebrate Easter and Christmas?


Input: [Time of Year] Fall Season [Christian Synthesis] All Soul?s Day & All Saints Day [Pagan Traditions]

Output: Acknowledgement of the year's completion. Honoring the dead, honoring and releasing the past.

Do Muslims Celebrate Easter and Christmas?


Input: [Name of Tool] 5-S + Safety [Description] The easiest to envision, and the hardest to maintain. The 5S (Sort, Store, Shine, Standardize and Sustain) and many other variations are fundamental. Sustain is the most difficult. Safety is added in the US as a reminder - thought unnecessary in many other cultures at both ends of the spectrum. [Who should use it?]

Output: Everyone. This is absolutely fundamental to any serious student of the Clean, Lean, and Green Enterprise.


Input: [Name of Tool] Andon [Description] Visual signal indicating the status of an overall process or supply chain. Requires "pull system" to be effective tool. From the Japanese term for paper lantern. Example: A street-light is a rudimentary form of Andon [Who should use it?]

Output: For serial processes that have implemented Pull system. Assures that defects are quickly identified and fixed.


Input: [Name of Tool] Theory of Constraints, [Description] The Theory of Constraints (TOC) is a very useful tool for the LeanSigma practitioner. Based on the book "The Goal" by Eliahu Goldratt - focused on identifying and overcoming rate-limiting processes and capacity constraint. [Who should use it?]

Output: An intermediate topic, especially useful for larger programs and processes with perceived capacity constraints. (All processes are constrained.)


Input: [Name of Tool] VALUE, Definition of, [Description] three elements that must be present for added-value activity. Strongly recommended that all memorize the definition of Value. [Who should use it?]

Output: Everyone. Fundamental to any enterprise, ESPECIALLY non-traditional students of LSEMS


Input: [Name of Tool] Kaizen [Description] Kai = Change / Zen = Good (A positive Change) [Who should use it?]

Output: Anyone looking to improve. In general, Kaizen is any positive improvement. A Kaizen Event is five days of rapid change and improvement.


Input: [Name of Tool] Takt Time [Description] Heart-beat of a Lean Sigma Enterprise [Who should use it?]

Output: Everyone. LeanSigma EMS 101


Input: [Name of Tool] Value Stream Mapping [Description] Process of analyzing processes and intermediate steps added value and non-added value activities. [Who should use it?]

Output: Beginner to intermediate. An artform unto itself. For seekers of deeper insights into costs and value.


Input: [Name of Tool] Poke-Yoke [Description] "Mistake-proofing" - for example: impossible to insert a jump-drive upside down or notch in a Processor chip [Who should use it?]

Output: Good Kaizen tool for everyone who develops processes - Poke-yoke makes it impossible to create defects.


Input: [Name of Tool] Jidoka [Description] Automation with a human touch. Shingo coined the term "autonomation" to describe processes which automatically detect abnormality and stop the process. Prevents additional process steps on defective parts. Rudimentary examples include a go/no-go gauge. [Who should use it?]

Output: Good for serial processes which later add value to components. Broadly applicable, excellent TPM goal. Intermediate step for enterprise implementation.


Input: [Name of Tool] TPM [Description] Total Productive Maintenance - moving responsibility for most system maintenance onto the people performing the process. Difficult to do well. No one knows a process like the person doing it, so improvement and maintenance must include operator. [Who should use it?]

Output: Good for processes with highly repetitive components, especially if Cycle Time is close to Takt Time. TPM activity, along with Five-S and other Kaizen is part daily standard work.


Input: [Name of Tool] Pull System [Description] Opposite of push production. Relies on visual signal from customer for production of next part or process step. Critical to eliminate inventory, reduce WIP and single piece Flow. [Who should use it?]

Output: Any organization with complex operations (3 or more steps) performed repetitively. Fundamental to Lean.


Input: [Name of Tool] SMED [Description] Single Minute Exchange of Dies (The techniques are more interesting than it sounds). Move internal activities involving change to to external. Broadly applicable. [Who should use it?]

Output: Any process that changes from one process to another during a normal workday. Highly applicable for administrative processes


Input: [Name of Tool] Lean Energy [Description] Emerging field - using the concepts of LeanSigma EMS to form forward thinking energy policies. Includes "smarter grid," point of use generation, Thermodynamics and Lean, minimizing entropy, cogeneration, storage technology, etc. [Who should use it?]

Output: Folks interested in Energy. Lean Environment.com is building a resource network on LeanEnergy deployment. Contact Us if you are working in this field


Input: [Name of Tool] Lean Accounting [Description] Change in cost allocation to focus on value rather than hours or widgets. This is HIGHLY under-developed, especially in light of Sarbanes-Oxley and post-Enron legislation. There is still room for great innovation in this field. Actuarial experience needed. [Who should use it?]

Output: Policy makers interested in tunnelling down into details of Lean Sigma EMS. Risk Management is critical. Much work to be done here, and room for innovation.


Input: [Name of Tool] Hoshin Kanri [Description] The process of strategic planning - usually defining two or three key metrics for enterprise-wide focus and implementation. "Catch-ball" concept. [Who should use it?]

Output: For leaders and executives with strategic responsibilities.


Input: [Name of Tool] Cellular Manufacturing [Description] Designing physical workstations for how people really move. Most folks are right handed. As a result, work cells are usually counter-clockwise. [Who should use it?]

Output: Any workstation with repetitive processes, serial processes or multiple people in one area.


Input: [Name of Tool] Kanban [Description] Any form of visual signal - the rate-keeper for the Pull System. Cards have become common, but are only one form of kanban (e.g. empty bins, carts, etc. ) [Who should use it?]

Output: Any process with two or more people involved (almost all.)


Input: [Name of Tool] Visual Management [Description] Methods of communicating status, quality or condition at a glance. Any indicator that a process is needed, completed, or quality indicator like go / no-go are common examples. [Who should use it?]

Output: Any process with two or more people involved, especially with shift changes or handoffs.


Input: [Name of Tool] ROI [Description] Return on investment, typically calculated with discounted cash flows. Typically does not consider risk. Note to accountants, selecting accounting methods w/out risk mitigation undervalues Lean Sigma EMS activity, esp since future cash flows are significantly positive. [Who should use it?]

Output: Basic financial performance measure. Pay-back, NPV and DCROR are others.


Input: [Name of Tool] Supermarkets and VMI [Description] Auto-replenish of Vendor managed inventory (VMI) using production kanbans or other methods. Supermarkets may be replenished several times per day. Water striders often used to replenish shadow-boards for assembly operations. [Who should use it?]

Output: Advanced lean for larger enterprises, or complex operations with multiple suppliers. High added value activities see quick return. intensive to set up. Months or years typical.


Input: [Name of Tool] Standard Work [Description] Defined process steps, procedures and defined sequence to assure reliable process. No process can be improved UNTIL it is standardized [Who should use it?]

Output: Fundamental. Most important part of Five-S for process improvement.


Input: [Name of Tool] TRIZ ("try-Z") [Description] Theory of Inventive Problem Solving, created in the Soviet Union starting in 1946. The brainchild of Genrich Altschuller. Much of the approach shrouded in proprietary programs - but good general discussions are available. [Who should use it?]

Output: Advanced tool for enhacing systematic innovation. Excellent advanced topic.


Input: [Name of Tool] Lean Supply Chain [Description] Integrating Lean and Six Sigma throughout the supply. Requires immense discipline, trust, but pays big dividends. Integrated with Lean Accounting, reduces non-added-value steps in all transactions. [Who should use it?]

Output: Advanced lean for larger enterprises, or complex operations with multiple suppliers. High added value.


Input: [Name of Tool] Lean Project Management [Description] Some powerful tools from basic PDCA and SIPOC, to DMAVD, DMAIC for product and process design, and stage-gate processes for advanced projects. [Who should use it?]

Output: Can be applied independent of other Lean Sigma initiatives. Requires discipline and careful communication.


Input: [Name of Tool] Spaghetti Charts [Description] Fun and insightful tool. Be the part. Draw a map of the physical pathway of material and information. Humorous outcomes frequent. Suggested Exercise: Spaghetti chart meal preparation in your home kitchen. [Who should use it?]

Output: Excellent tool for developing present state VSM and identifying immediate opportunity for improvement.


Input: [Name of Tool] Lean Planning [Description] Japanese approach considers the entire product cycle in project planning and deployment. Very difficult for Western Management to grasp. [Who should use it?]

Output: For enterprises with deep commitment to improvement, and willing to play chicken.


Input: [Name of Tool] Ohm's Law [Description] Resistance is endemic to transmission of electricity, except in superconductors. Transmission (a form of transportation) is waste. Alternatives include co-generation, local generation and energy security. [Who should use it?]

Output: Leads to consideration of point-of-use generation. Generation and storage with materials at hand. Working toward a smarter grid.


Input: [Name of Tool] Lean Product Design [Description] Very deep commitment to improvement. Understand that design is the key to everything. Includes DFSS, DFM, Lifecycle, etc. Lean Sigma EMS integrates lifecycle mass balance. [Who should use it?]

Output: Not for the faint of heart. Master level Lean Sigma EMS. Think Prius. Requires fundamental change in thinking.


Input: [Name of Tool] WHAT'S NEW? [Description] List of New Tools, Links and Applications available through www.LeanEnvironment.com [Who should use it?]

Output: Updated Weekly - usually close of business Mondays


Input: [C Type] primitive pointers and references [Typemap] INPUT [File] typemaps.i [Java Type] Java basic types [Function] Allows values to be used for C functions taking pointers for data input. [Kind]

Output: input


Input: [C Type] primitive pointers and references [Typemap] OUTPUT [File] typemaps.i [Java Type] Java basic type arrays [Function] Allows values held within an array to be used for C functions taking pointers for data output. [Kind]

Output: output


Input: [C Type] primitive pointers and references [Typemap] INOUT [File] typemaps.i [Java Type] Java basic type arrays [Function] Allows values held within an array to be used for C functions taking pointers for data input and output. [Kind]

Output: input output


Input: [C Type] string wstring [Typemap] [unnamed] [File] std_string.i [Java Type] String [Function] Use for std::string mapping to Java String. [Kind]

Output: input output


Input: [C Type] arrays of primitive types [Typemap] [unnamed] [File] arrays_java.i [Java Type] arrays of primitive Java types [Function] Use for mapping C arrays to Java arrays. [Kind]

Output: input output


Input: [C Type] arrays of classes/structs/unions [Typemap] JAVA_ARRAYSOFCLASSES macro [File] arrays_java.i [Java Type] arrays of proxy classes [Function] Use for mapping C arrays to Java arrays. [Kind]

Output: input output


Input: [C Type] arrays of enums [Typemap] ARRAYSOFENUMS [File] arrays_java.i [Java Type] int[] [Function] Use for mapping C arrays to Java arrays (typeunsafe and simple enum wrapping approaches only). [Kind]

Output: input output


Input: [C Type] char * [Typemap] BYTE [File] various.i [Java Type] byte[] [Function] Java byte array is converted to char array [Kind]

Output: input


Input: [C Type] char ** [Typemap] STRING_ARRAY [File] various.i [Java Type] String[] [Function] Use for mapping NULL terminated arrays of C strings to Java String arrays [Kind]

Output: input output


Input: [C Type] unsigned char * [Typemap] NIOBUFFER [File] various.i [Java Type] java.nio.Buffer [Function] Use for mapping directly allocated buffers to c/c++. useful with directors and long lived memory objects [Kind]

Output: input output


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+B [Example of usage] When editing your blog posts, highlight the section you want to appear in bold test and key CTRL+B (or CMD+B) [What it does]

Output: Bold Text


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+I [Example of usage] For when editing blog posts. Highlight the text you would like italicised and key CTRL+I (or CMD+I) [What it does]

Output: Italic Text


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+A [Example of usage] Selects all of the content on a page. If you put your cursor in a container (eg: when editing a blog post or your template), this will select all of the content in the container. [What it does]

Output: Select all


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+C [Example of usage] Copied the highlighted selection to your clipboard. Useful for when copying code in your template, or using quotations in your blog posts. [What it does]

Output: Copy


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+V [Example of usage] Pastes the content of your clipboard into the area you are working on. Often used with the "copy" function (above) [What it does]

Output: Paste


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+X [Example of usage] Cuts the selection from your working area, and copies to the clipboard for later use rather than deleting it. Useful for when you need to move a selection of code or text from one area to another. [What it does]

Output: Cut


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+F [Example of usage] Presents a test input box which you can use to find specified text in your current page. This is very helpful when editing your blog template, for example when finding a specific line of code. [What it does]

Output: Find


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+N [Example of usage] This brings up a new browser window, ideal for when you need to view two web pages in the same session. [What it does]

Output: New browser window


Input: [Function] CTRL/CMD+T [Example of usage] Brings up a new browser tab. [What it does]

Output: New Tab (Not available in IE)


Input: [Function] HOME [Example of usage] Ideal for when you need to go back to the top of a page quickly [What it does]

Output: Go straight to the top of the page


Input: [Function] END [Example of usage] A fast way to reach the bottom of a post when editing, for example. When editing your posts or template, this key will quickly move your cursor to the end of the line you are editing. [What it does]

Output: Go straight to the bottom of a page, or to the end of a line if you are editing your posts/template


Input: [Function] CTRL+H [Example of usage] Bring up a sidebar section in your browser to display recently viewed pages. [What it does]

Output: View browser history


Input: [Type] EXTRA_TEXT [Arg 1] Specifies the size of the text form element as it would appear in the following ("NN" would be replaced with Arg 1): [Arg 2] N/A [Description]

Output: Allows the user to enter a single line of text

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_MULTILINETEXT [Arg 1] Specifies how many characters wide the textform element should be as it would appear in the following ("NN" would be replaced with Arg 1): [Arg 2] Specifies how many lines long the textform element should be as it would appear in the following ("NN" would be replaced with Arg 1): [Description]

Output: Allows the user to enter multiple lines of text

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_URL [Arg 1] N/A [Arg 2] N/A [Description]

Output: Allows the user to enter a single line of text and will be displayed as a link when viewed

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_DATE [Arg 1] N/A [Arg 2] N/A [Description]

Output: Allows the user to select a date using the standard date selection form elements

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_EMAIL [Arg 1] N/A [Arg 2] N/A [Description]

Output: Allows the user to enter a single line of text and will be displayed as a mailto URL link

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_REMINDER [Arg 1] Specifies how many minutes before the event that the reminder should be sent. [Arg 2] Specifies other reminder-specific options. The following options are available: $EXTRA_REMINDER_WITH_DATE $EXTRA_REMINDER_WITH_OFFSET $EXTRA_REMINDER_DEFAULT_YES If more than one option is needed, they should be or-ed together with the | character. [Description]

Output: Allows the user to specify if a reminder should be sent out for the event

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_REMINDER_DATE [Arg 1] Specifies the default for how many minutes before the event that the reminder should be sent. The user can override this when they create/edit the event. [Arg 2] Specifies other reminder-specific options. The following options are available: $EXTRA_REMINDER_WITH_DATE $EXTRA_REMINDER_WITH_OFFSET $EXTRA_REMINDER_DEFAULT_YES If more than one option is needed, they should be or-ed together with the | character. [Description]

Output: Allows the user to specify if a reminder should be sent out for the event and and what time it should be sent

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_SELECTION_LIST [Arg 1] Specifies the list of available options using the PHP array function [Arg 2] N/A [Description]

Output: Presents the user with a selection list (single selection) to choose from

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [FORMULA] N2O [COMMON NAME] nitrous oxide [SYSTEM NAME]

Output: dinitrogen monoxide


Input: [FORMULA] NO [COMMON NAME] nitric oxide [SYSTEM NAME]

Output: nitrogen monoxide


Input: [FORMULA] N2O3 [COMMON NAME] nitrous anhydride [SYSTEM NAME]

Output: dinitrogen trioxide


Input: [FORMULA] NO2 [COMMON NAME] nitrogen dioxide [SYSTEM NAME]

Output: nitrogen dioxide


Input: [FORMULA] N2O4 [COMMON NAME] nitrogen tetroxide [SYSTEM NAME]

Output: dinitrogen tetroxide


Input: [FORMULA] N2O5 [COMMON NAME] nitric anhydride [SYSTEM NAME]

Output: dinitrogen pentoxide


Input: [FORMULA] NO3 [COMMON NAME] nitrogen trioxide [SYSTEM NAME]

Output: nitrogen trioxide


Input: [0] Patriarchal [Roles in Church] Different [Roles at Work] Different [Roles in Home]

Output: Different

Gender: Complementarian vs Egalitarian Spectrum


Input: [0] Strong Complementarian [Roles in Church] Different [Roles at Work] Similar [Roles in Home]

Output: Different

Gender: Complementarian vs Egalitarian Spectrum


Input: [0] Moderate complementarian [Roles in Church] Some differences [Roles at Work] Some differences [Roles in Home]

Output: Different

Gender: Complementarian vs Egalitarian Spectrum


Input: [0] Soft Complentarian [Roles in Church] Similar [Roles at Work] Identical [Roles in Home]

Output: Similar

Gender: Complementarian vs Egalitarian Spectrum


Input: [0] Moderate Egalitarian [Roles in Church] Same in theory [Roles at Work] Identical [Roles in Home]

Output: Similar

Gender: Complementarian vs Egalitarian Spectrum


Input: [0] Strong Egalitarian [Roles in Church] Identical [Roles at Work] Identical [Roles in Home]

Output: Identical

Gender: Complementarian vs Egalitarian Spectrum


Input: [0] Extreme Feminism [Roles in Church] Different [Roles at Work] Different [Roles in Home]

Output: Different

Gender: Complementarian vs Egalitarian Spectrum


Input: [Title] Great stuff [Date] 8/18/2014 1:55 am [Comments]

Output: I've had a total of 4 steering wheels throughout my many gaming years. This is by far the best so far. Hoping for PC drivers soon so I can expand it's use.

Mad Catz Pro Racing Force Feedback Wheel for Xbox One


Input: [Reviewer] PURPLESPEED [Title] Hard Core Racer..... [Date] 8/4/2014 8:33 am [Comments]

Output: WOW, it is by far above any other wheel I have used! Waited a long time to get this, a long time. Was it worth the wait, YES. The feedback and rumble on the wheel is over the top in performance. It really is the best wheel I have, and I have three other wheels. Get one, you will not regret it, stay shiny and keep in on the pavement. PURPLESPEED

Mad Catz Pro Racing Force Feedback Wheel for Xbox One


Input: [Title] works very well [Date] 7/30/2014 8:56 pm [Comments]

Output: Not as much force feed back as the thrustmaster but so far it has had no problems and also has a better feeling wheel. I have two thrustmaster wheels and so far the madcatz has been reliable with no issues, I can not say the same for the thrustmaster although they have good customer service I would rather just have a reliable wheel. Good job Madcatz!

Mad Catz Pro Racing Force Feedback Wheel for Xbox One


Input: [Reviewer] Williams [Title] Gamer [Date] 2/4/2014 3:54 pm [Comments]

Output: I've played a lot of raceing games from PGR series thru forza series with a wheel & pedals set up , this pro wheel & pedals remind me when I first got my MOMO ff wheel, very high quality next gen can't wait, come on mad katz release the wheel on time PLEASE. Pre-ordered mine already

Mad Catz Pro Racing Force Feedback Wheel for Xbox One


Input: [Reviewer] Valfredo Borghezan [Title] One for me... [Date] 12/14/2013 4:13 am [Comments]

Output: That´s is a serious simulation wheel with great construction quality and good specifications...one wheel is mine for sure!!!

Mad Catz Pro Racing Force Feedback Wheel for Xbox One


Input: [Reviewer] James williams [Title] Wheel first impressions [Date] 12/11/2013 6:00 pm [Comments]

Output: Ino it's not a review but, first impressions are very good! Looks firm and looks very nice! Iv previously purchased the xbox 360 force feedback wheel and my impressions were fantastic! If madcatz can better that I will take my hat off to them ! Looks great, can't wait to get my hands on one! Peace.

Mad Catz Pro Racing Force Feedback Wheel for Xbox One


Input: [Dataset] Monthly Food Stamps Per Person [Calculation] monthly Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (i.e., food stamp) benefits ÷ total SNAP enrollees [Definition]

Output: average monthly benefit received per person enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program


Input: [Dataset] People in Poverty [Calculation] number of people living in poverty ÷ total population [Definition]

Output: percentage of the population estimated to be living in poverty


Input: [Dataset] Unemployment [Calculation] number of people laid off or actively seeking work ÷ number of people in labor force [Definition]

Output: percentage labor force who are laid off and/or actively seeking work


Input: [Dataset] Pupil Teacher Ratio [Calculation] number of students ÷ number of public school teachers [Definition]

Output: number of students for every public school teacher


Input: [Dataset] Food Insecurity [Calculation] number of food-insecure households ÷ total households [Definition]

Output: percentage of households with difficulty at some time during the year providing enough food for all members


Input: [Dataset] Federal Expenditures [Calculation] total spending amount ÷ total population [Definition]

Output: all datasets related to federal expenditures are available in per capita format


Input: Interpersonal abilities sufficient to interact with individuals, families, and groups from a variety of social, emotional, cultural and intellectual backgrounds Establish rapport with patients and colleagues; Use therapeutic communication (attending, clarifying, coaching, facilitating, teaching); function (consult, negotiate, share) as a part of a team. [Decision Making]

Output: Interpersonal Skills

Track I Step 6 Nursing Program : Nursing Program


Input: Communication abilities sufficient for effective interaction with others in spoken and written English Explain treatment procedures; initiate health teaching; document and interpret instructions. Listen attentively. [Decision Making]

Output: Communication Ability

Track I Step 6 Nursing Program : Nursing Program


Input: Remain continuously on task for several hours while standing, sitting, moving, lifting, and/or bending Manually resuscitate patients in emergency situations or stand/walk for extensive periods of time. [Decision Making]

Output: Physical Endurance

Track I Step 6 Nursing Program : Nursing Program


Input: Physical abilities sufficient to move from room to room and maneuver in small spaces; full range of motion; manual and finger dexterity; and hand-eye coordination Move around in patient's rooms, work spaces and treatment areas. [Decision Making]

Output: Mobility

Track I Step 6 Nursing Program : Nursing Program


Input: Gross and fine motor abilities sufficient to provide safe and effective patient care and operate equipment Calibrate and use equipment; transfer and position patients or lift and operate equipment with necessary strength and dexterity. Accurately complete motor skills within an established, safe timeframe designated for the skills performed [Decision Making]

Output: Motor Skills

Track I Step 6 Nursing Program : Nursing Program


Input: Ability to reach and operate overhead equipment Turn wall mounted monitors/gauges on and off. [Decision Making]

Output: Adequate Height

Track I Step 6 Nursing Program : Nursing Program


Input: Auditory ability sufficient to monitor and assess health needs Hear monitor alarms, emergency signals, auscultatory sounds, cries for help. [Decision Making]

Output: Hearing Ability

Track I Step 6 Nursing Program : Nursing Program


Input: Normal or corrected visual ability sufficient for patient observation and assessment, ability to discriminate between subtle changes in density (black to gray) of a color in low light Observe patient/responses, secretions, color. Read thermometer, chart, computer screen, digital printouts, label and gauges. [Decision Making]

Output: Visual Ability

Track I Step 6 Nursing Program : Nursing Program


Input: Tactile ability sufficient for physical assessment Perform palpation, functions of physical examinations and/or those related to therapeutic intervention. [Decision Making]

Output: Tactile Ability

Track I Step 6 Nursing Program : Nursing Program


Input: Olfactory senses (smell) sufficient for maintaining environmental and patient safety Distinguish smells which are contributory to assessing and/or maintaining the patient's health status or environmental safety (fire). [Decision Making]

Output: Olfactory Ability

Track I Step 6 Nursing Program : Nursing Program


Input: Ability to present professional appearance and implement measures to maintain own physical and mental health, and emotional stability. Work under stressful conditions and irregular hours. Be exposed to communicable diseases and contaminated body fluids. React calmly in emergency situations. Demonstrate flexibility. Shown concern for others. [Decision Making]

Output: Professional Attitude and Demeanor

Track I Step 6 Nursing Program : Nursing Program


Input: [Shared Hosting] Instant Activation [VPS] Instant Activation [Cloud Server] Instant Activation [Dedicated] 24 Hours [Compare:]

Output: Setup Time

Offshore Cloud Servers - Offshore Xen Servers


Input: [Shared Hosting] No [VPS] No [Cloud Server] Yes [Dedicated] Yes [Compare:]

Output: Dedicated Hardware

Offshore Cloud Servers - Offshore Xen Servers


Input: [Shared Hosting] No [VPS] Yes [Cloud Server] Yes [Dedicated] Yes [Compare:]

Output: Full Administration

Offshore Cloud Servers - Offshore Xen Servers


Input: [Shared Hosting] No [VPS] No [Cloud Server] No [Dedicated] Yes [Compare:]

Output: Network Isolation

Offshore Cloud Servers - Offshore Xen Servers


Input: [Shared Hosting] Only in E-commerce Plan [VPS] Yes [Cloud Server] Yes [Dedicated] Yes [Compare:]

Output: Dedicated IP

Offshore Cloud Servers - Offshore Xen Servers


Input: [Shared Hosting] Yes [VPS] Yes [Cloud Server] Optional [Dedicated] Optional [Compare:]

Output: Backup

Offshore Cloud Servers - Offshore Xen Servers


Input: [Shared Hosting] Non Critical Business [VPS] Non Critical Business [Cloud Server] Critical Business [Dedicated] Critical Business [Compare:]

Output: Target Group

Offshore Cloud Servers - Offshore Xen Servers


Input: [0] 13 I am a pensioner and had my card registered at RK Puram Sector 8 dispensary in 1999. Now I have shifted to Dwarka. Can I be forced to shift my dispensary

Output: CGHS card is registered at the CGHS‑ WC nearest to the residence of pensioner beneficiary. However , if a card is already registered at a particular dispensary there is no compulsion to shift to another dispensary in case of change of residence.

Frequently Asked Questions on CGHS Cards Procedures - Govt. Employees India : Govt. Employees India

Card is to be registered in the CGHS‑ WC nearest to your residence


Input: [0] 14 My husband/wife is also employed under Central Government and is eligible for a separate CGHS Card. Is it necessary that separate cards are to be obtained?

Output: No Spouse drawing higher pay shall make the card and other spouse is eligible to avail CGHS benefits as member

Frequently Asked Questions on CGHS Cards Procedures - Govt. Employees India : Govt. Employees India

Card is to be registered in the CGHS‑ WC nearest to your residence


Input: [0] 15 I retired from service/took VRS. However, I have not yet received my PPO. How can I get a CGHS Card made as I need medicines regularly for treatment of my hypertension?

Output: In case PPO is not ready for any reason there is provision to get provisional card for six months only , on the basis of Last Pay Certificate.

Frequently Asked Questions on CGHS Cards Procedures - Govt. Employees India : Govt. Employees India

Card is to be registered in the CGHS‑ WC nearest to your residence


Input: [0] 16 I have retired from Delhi. Now I want to settle at city where no CGHS facility is available . How to cover my family for medical care?

Output: Pensioners eligible for CGHS facilities can get the CGHS card from the nearest CGHS covered city

Frequently Asked Questions on CGHS Cards Procedures - Govt. Employees India : Govt. Employees India

Card is to be registered in the CGHS‑ WC nearest to your residence


Input: [0] 17 I retired in 1998 from Central Govt. but, I never made a CGHS card. Can I get a card now?

Output: Yes,

Frequently Asked Questions on CGHS Cards Procedures - Govt. Employees India : Govt. Employees India

Card is to be registered in the CGHS‑ WC nearest to your residence


Input: [0] 18 Can a beneficiary avail CGHS facility if he resides in an area not covered by WC

Output: For pensioners ,Yes Serving employees shall be covered under CS(MA) Rules

Frequently Asked Questions on CGHS Cards Procedures - Govt. Employees India : Govt. Employees India

Card is to be registered in the CGHS‑ WC nearest to your residence


Input: [0] 19 I am CGHS beneficiary at Kanpur. Visiting Mumbai for 6 months Can I get CGHS facilities at Mum bai Can same card of Kanpur continue or a separate card to be made From where to get permission for the same

Output: Yes No, pensioners shall approach AD of visiting city with copy of his card for obtaining temporary permit to avail CGHS facilities. In case of serving employees such temporary permit is issued by his parent department.

Frequently Asked Questions on CGHS Cards Procedures - Govt. Employees India : Govt. Employees India

Card is to be registered in the CGHS‑ WC nearest to your residence


Input: [0] 20 What is the procedure for getting dispensary changed for Serving/Pensioners card holders?

Output: CM0 I/c shall do the needful. In computerized dispensaries the Data of beneficiaries is transferred to another dispensary. The dispensary where the card is transferred accepts the Data transfer.

Frequently Asked Questions on CGHS Cards Procedures - Govt. Employees India : Govt. Employees India

Card is to be registered in the CGHS‑ WC nearest to your residence


Input: [Actionable solutions] Clear assurances that the boss above both of us (myself and the person who was doing the harassing) would be told of these issues – anonymously if that is how I felt comfortable. I would have felt more secure with that in mind. [I felt …]

Output: Worried for my job because I was reporting on someone I worked with.

Karmic Angel's Blog | Angela Misri: Novelist, Journalist & Digital Strategist


Input: [Actionable solutions] You shouldn’t have to wait days or weeks to get relief from the situation. From other women I have spoken to about this I heard that they were the ones (the harassed in other words) who were moved ‘out of the situation’ rather than the person they were reporting on. Think outside the box please. There are other solutions to this problem. [I felt …]

Output: Desperation for the harassment to stop immediately

Karmic Angel's Blog | Angela Misri: Novelist, Journalist & Digital Strategist


Input: [Actionable solutions] I’d like a reported harassment to be like a transaction in some ways (I know, it’s cold, but hear me out) – where notes are taken, and where both parties get copies of the notes as signed by each. Then we wouldn’t run into what this former CBC employee is running into with an incident with Jian she believed she had reported and no file or records to be found to support her. [I felt …]

Output: A lack of control

Karmic Angel's Blog | Angela Misri: Novelist, Journalist & Digital Strategist


Input: [Actionable solutions] I will only speak for myself in this case, but I found whenever I stood up to this one harasser about a specific thing that made me uncomfortable, he would switch gears and apply a different tack – like calling me by a weird nickname for a month instead. If you can’t pull the aggressor out of the situation then someone needs to clearly explain to him/her that a file has been opened and he/she are being observed. [I felt …]

Output: Anxious feelings of possible retribution

Karmic Angel's Blog | Angela Misri: Novelist, Journalist & Digital Strategist


Input: [Actionable solutions] In this case I think a small group could be formed where employees can speak to others who are dealing with or have dealt with these types of issues. Like many other traumatic things that happen to us in our lives, we can feel very alone. I remember this from when I had my first miscarriage (another awkward subject). Every second women I divulged that to would answer with a similar story of loss, and it astounded me. We don’t talk about it so we aren’t able to comfort each other about it. [I felt …]

Output: A quickness to Anger/Tears/Anxiety

Karmic Angel's Blog | Angela Misri: Novelist, Journalist & Digital Strategist


Input: [Actionable solutions] I’d like to know that reporting this, tracking it, getting witnesses, whatever it is you ask us to do to prove that we are being harassed actually leads to something concrete. How about some anecdotes? How about some evidence? Yes, we hear Jian was removed from the CBC because someone in management was provided with evidence of his behaviour – but that is one example and it is pretty extreme. How about when someone is let go because of their harassing behaviour it is not swept under a rug. How about we declare that we as a community within the CBC have a zero-tolerance for harassment and THAT is why that person lost their job? [I felt …]

Output: A sense of hopelessness

Karmic Angel's Blog | Angela Misri: Novelist, Journalist & Digital Strategist


Input: [Actionable solutions] The person who hears the complaints has to be trained and trained well to take in this kind of information. The phrase “he’s from a different generation” or “she’s harmless” or “our hands are tied, he’s a host!” are not acceptable answers to a reported harassment. We are not children and they are not Gods. We take it seriously, you need to too. Take notes, be trained to offer help. Take us seriously immediately from the very first report. [I felt …]

Output: Worried that I wouldn’t be believed or taken seriously

Karmic Angel's Blog | Angela Misri: Novelist, Journalist & Digital Strategist


Input: [Actionable solutions] Sometimes the person who is doing the harassing is a friend. Or sometimes you are not being harassed directly but are watching a friend do the harassing. So we won’t speak up when we witness things because we don’t want our friends to get in trouble and we don’t feel empowered to speak up ourselves. So what then? Should we have politeness marshals for the floor? Like we have fire marshals? Perhaps the support group is a good solution for this as well – somewhere where you can bring your concerns to a group and talk about potential ways to handle it together. [I felt …]

Output: Guilty because this person is a friend…

Karmic Angel's Blog | Angela Misri: Novelist, Journalist & Digital Strategist


Input: [type] array, function [default] [ ] [description] The data source to query against. May be an array of strings or a function. The function is passed two arguments, the query value in the input field and the process callback. The function may be used synchronously by returning the data source directly or asynchronously via the process callback's single argument. [Name]

Output: source


Input: [type] number [default] 8 [description] The max number of items to display in the dropdown. [Name]

Output: items


Input: [type] number [default] 1 [description] The minimum character length needed before triggering autocomplete suggestions [Name]

Output: minLength


Input: [type] function [default] case insensitive [description] The method used to determine if a query matches an item. Accepts a single argument, the item against which to test the query. Access the current query with this.query. Return a boolean true if query is a match. [Name]

Output: matcher


Input: [type] function [default] exact match, case sensitive, case insensitive [description] Method used to sort autocomplete results. Accepts a single argument items and has the scope of the typeahead instance. Reference the current query with this.query. [Name]

Output: sorter


Input: [type] function [default] highlights all default matches [description] Method used to highlight autocomplete results. Accepts a single argument item and has the scope of the typeahead instance. Should return html. [Name]

Output: highlighter


Input: [Rank] 1. [Player] Flash (T) (stats) [Prev] 0 [High] 1 [Description]

Output: One of the most memorable Savior moments for me was the Superfight Ace Match Tournament. For those of you too young to remember it, it was simply an event where each team sent out their Ace to do battle and the winner progressed into the next round. Before the tournament, everyone expected Savior to destroy it. Indeed, CJ sent out Savior in all three rounds and won with relative ease. It was not just the expectation that Savior would win, it was the Savior did actually win, and he won no matter what anyone threw at him. Jump back into 2010, and that's what happened last night. The WL Finals was the perfect venue for Flash to demonstrate that he is a cut above everyone else at the moment and indeed the expectation was that Flash would deliver. MBC threw everything they could at him - Sea, DT cheese, Carrier cheese - it all failed. Flash was indestructible and now KT finally have a gold medal for the Team Leagues. The domination Flash is showcasing at the moment is surreal. It really is. Not since Savior have I felt the same way I do about Flash now. Flash just will not stop winning and even when he is at a huge disadvantage he somehow finds a way back into the game and wins. It's down right sickening. Flash is accomplishing what Jaedong could not - he is removing any doubt what so ever that he is the best. Flash stands alone at the top of a very tall mountain with no other Progamer in sight. The future of Brood War is being dictated by Flash's every move and where he goes, we go with him.


Input: [Rank] 2. [Player] Light[aLive] (T) (stats) [Prev] +5 [High] 2 [Description]

Output: To be brutally honest, no one deserves 2nd place this month. They've all had their faults and their weaknesses. Ranks 2-4 are all very close at the moment and really Jaedong should be here, not Light. I'll explain why Jaedong fell in Jaedong's box so please be thoughtful and don't dismiss this as Plexa being a rabid MBC fan. Light has had an impressive run as MBC's front man. Indeed, with a record of 15-5 you'd be hard pressed to argue otherwise. That is, until you watch his games against Protoss recently. If Light had performed I had expected him to in the WL finals I would feel more confident in placing him here, however, the WL finals highlighted that Light does in fact have a weakness to Protoss. While the game against Violet did have virtually everything go wrong for Light (free 12 Nex, pushing out too early and losing lots of forces, SCVs not being able to kill Protoss buildings fast enough), the next time he comes up against a Protoss I can't be sure that he's going to win. Indeed we won't be seeing Light in the OSL because he lost to Perfectman of all players (who also went Carriers in one of the games incidentally). Just because Light is here this month doesn't mean he's going to be here next month. To stay put at #2, which really should be reserved for players who can at least compete with #1, Light's going to have to demonstrate that him losing in the OSL was a fluke by ripping up the MSL. If he slips up, expect him to drop back down to the lower half of the ranking.


Input: [Rank] 3. [Player] Sea[Shield] (T) (stats) [Prev] - [High] 1 [Description]

Output: Okay, putting Sea here is completely unexpected for most of you. And yes, Sea didn't even feature in last months ranking. But a funny thing happened last month, Sea retook the ace position in MBC. Let's be realistic here, if Light was not on MBC, Sea would have had a lot more game time in March and, based off his most recent games, he would have won those just like Light did. Indeed, Sea's TvT is still really really good, and his TvP shows no signs of weakness unlike Light. So why is Sea above Jaedong? Well, again, I'll talk about that in Jaedong's box. As it stands though, Sea has been shafted this WL by Light's form picking up. Where (most) other team Aces got their fair share of pick-up-the-pieces wins, Sea was rarely ever needed. But when he was - he delivered. Just see MBC vs Stars from the WL playoffs for instance. Just see how Sea went 3-0 against KT in the regular season (before Flash) and then went 2-0 in the finals before putting up another good fight against Flash. However, as with Light, Sea needs to post results in the MSL for him to retain this ranking. The fact he isn't in the OSL should hurt him, but since no one else has been able to convincingly demonstrate skill while making both leagues he gets lucky this month. All in all this is an undeserved third place, but that's what happens when everyone else drops the ball.


Input: [Rank] 4. [Player] Jaedong (Z) (stats) [Prev] -2 [High] 1 [Description]

Output: Jaedong had an uncharacteristically bad month. Unfortunately, his February wasn't too bright either. Jaedong's game is simply developing more and more holes, particularly in his ZvT. While he was able to just scrape through his MSL group, he failed to make the OSL for the first time since I dont know when. Additionally, he lost to Darkelf, Light and Baby (x3). 11-6 over the course of the month is still a respectable result, but not the result of a #2. The final nail in the coffin for Jaedong was his deteriorating health. Enteritis sucks, and it can't be having a good effect on his play. However, Jaedong is so good that the lack of practice hasn't caught up with him yet. But it will. I don't expect good things from Jaedong over the course of April as he gets treated, and I will try to stay sympathetic to him because of it, but that does mean he can't retain a #2 placing. Let me make this very clear. If Jaedong had not run into health problems returning him to #2 would not have been an issue for me this month given how poor everyone else performed. However, that is not the case. I beleive both Sea and Light would be able to take on Jaedong in his current form and win convincingly. When Jaedong recovers, I expect him to rise back to #2 and bring the challenge back to Flash (because he sure needs one).


Input: [Rank] 5. [Player] BaBy (T) (stats) [Prev] - [High] 4 [Description]

Output: In a month full of players not meeting expectations and showing more weaknesses than I would like, Baby is the lone exception. I placed him in the CBNC last month because I wasn't sure whether he was the real deal or not (he trashed both of his prelim groups and made the MSL). March confirmed that yes, Baby has finally matured into a player which poses a threat to the top tier of gamers. Baby has demonstrated very impressive play against Jaedong (x3) and Stork which earns him this spot. The only thing stopping him from placing high is a lack of presence in the WL. Expect big things from this kid in the future.


Input: [Rank] 6. [Player] Stork[gm] (P) (stats) [Prev] -3 [High] 1 [Description]

Output: Stork is much like Sea in that as the Ace for his team he is just picking up the pieces rather than scoring multiple wins. With that said, it's difficult to be confident that Stork still has the same skill as we think he does. After all, he went a dismal 3-3 in March (but is in both the OSL and MSL). There really isn't much to say about Stork, other than he's just very lucky that he did make both leagues (even though he lost to Baby) and that along has managed to secure him a spot on the ranking. Yes, it really has been a poor month.


Input: [Rank] 7. [Player] Kal (P) (stats) [Prev] -3 [High] 3 [Description]

Output: Kal would have placed higher on this ranking if he had been able to deliver for STX against Woonjgin. Given that Kal is in both leagues by virtue of having an MSL seed, he really needed to demonstrate in the WL that he was a force to contend with. Kal somewhat accomplished that, but there is still sufficient doubt lingering. For Kal fans, there is hope! Kal is placed in one of the toughest OSL groups and if he manages to advance then he certainly is going to rise in the rankings. Furthermore, he also has a relatively easy MSL group (for him) and thus he should go far in the MSL as well. I would love to place Kal higher, but as it stands he just doesn't deserve it. He's going to have to do a lot better than 6-5 to break into the top 5 in April!


Input: [Rank] 8. [Player] Kwanro[saM] (Z) (stats) [Prev] +2 [High] 7 [Description]

Output: As the core powerhouse of Woonjgin over the past month and a dual leaguer, Kwanro sticks around for another month. Until he drops the ball somewhere, you really can't fault him. (Plus he almost beat Flash, cmon, that game was sick even if Kwanro failed)


Input: [Rank] 9. [Player] free[gm] (P) (stats) [Prev] - [High] 3 [Description]

Output: free barely scrapes into the PR through a convincing performance in the WL playoffs coupled with the fact that he is in the MSL. While Kwanro was the wrecking ball for Woonjgin, free was the demo guy with tons of explosives ready to go to task on the building should Kwanro fail. Okay, crap metaphor. Point is, free played well in March and I hope it continues in April (although I suspect it won't).


Input: [Rank] 10. [Player] Leta (T) (stats) [Prev] -1 [High] 1 [Description]

Output: Leta gets the last spot on this rank for one reason. He is the reason KT went 10-1 and not 11-0 in the regular season of WL. Yup, Leta managed to beat Flash in a tense encounter. The most impressive thing about the game was that Leta managed to win, since so many players had gotten to the point where they had the advantage over Flash but then failed to turn the advantage into a win. With all the goodness from WL aside, the score card looks pretty bleak for Leta. He's not in either major league this season and thus he's going to be hanging around the bottom of the ranking for the next few months (if that).


Input: [Date] 15-Jul-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] A family day out with three generations and each and every one of us enjoyed it enormously. Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for your reply. We are all glad that your enjoyed your day at BeWILDerwood. [Event]

Output: Fathers Day Event


Input: [Date] 15-Jul-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] Great day out for all ages, maybe a little overpriced but you can easily spend the whole day here Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for your reply. [Event]

Output: Fathers Day Event


Input: [Date] 15-Jul-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] we went to bewilderwood for fathers day 2015 ,there were nine of us age range 2yrs to 50yrs we all had a wonderful fun day , cannot wait to do it all again Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for your reply. We look forward to seeing you all again sooooon! [Event]

Output: Fathers Day Event


Input: [Date] 14-Jul-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] Excellent day out. The park has extended since last time we were there. Terrific day out , hardly saw kids all day what more could you ask!! Read More> [Our Response] Fabulous! Thank you for your reply. [Event]

Output: Fathers Day Event


Input: [Date] 14-Jul-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] There was so much to do and all of it outdoors and active - ideal to wear the children out and keep them occupied, as well as stretching them with high climbs, zip wires from babies to us big kids, mazes etc. The food choice is okay, could be better, queues are long at standard lunch breaks so... Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for your reply, we are all working very hard to try and reduce the queues at peak times, but we are glad you enjoyed your day. [Event]

Output: Event


Input: [Date] 14-Jul-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] Amazing day, staff really friendly and children really enjoyed themselves. Wos definitely recommend! Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for your lovely feedback. [Event]

Output: Fathers Day Event


Input: [Date] 13-Jul-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] Very good Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for your reply. [Event]

Output: Fathers Day Event


Input: [Date] 02-Jul-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] We have been visiting Bewilderwood once or twice a year for the last 4 years now, since we first stumbled across it one February half term visit to Norfolk. Our son was only 2 at the time and our daughter was just a few months old so they don't remember a time not knowing about the 'Twiggles' and... Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for your amazing feedback. We hope to see you again in the summer holidays. [Event]

Output: Event


Input: [Date] 01-Jul-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] Three generations of our family spent a great family day out at Bewilderwood and had a fantastic time. Plenty to do and well worth a visit. Minor gripes would include the cost of the food and drinks within the park but this is easily solved by taking along a picnic as we did. As it was a hot day... Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for your reply. We are reviewing the way we provide ice creams, which we hope will enable the queue to move much faster. We hope it didn't spoil your day too much. [Event]

Output: Event


Input: [Date] 30-Jun-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] It was an excellent family day out. We easily filled the whole day. The staff were all enthusiastic. I would highly recommend it. Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for your lovely feedback. [Event]

Output: Event


Input: [Date] 29-Jun-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] Boys had a fabulous time. We visit regularly and it gets better and better every time! Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for your reply. [Event]

Output: Event


Input: [Date] 28-Jun-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] The children a all had a fab day the only thing that let it down was the party food. Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for your reply. I will pass your comments on to the Catering team. [Event]

Output: Event


Input: [Date] 27-Jun-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] It was ok, kids lived every minute, but there isn't a lot for parents to do, and at around £60 for a family of four there are better value days out in the area. Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for your reply. We have made everything adult sized to encourage families to play together and have chosen to keep our pricing simple and straightforward and in line with other attractions. By not charging extra for anything else once you are in the park, we feel that this all adds up to... [Event]

Output: Event


Input: [Date] 27-Jun-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] Our 2nd visit - we read the books after the last one, so were even more in love with Thorniclod Spiders and Bewilderbats - Hurrah for Bewilderwood! Matilda (8) and Toby (6) Read More> [Our Response] Hurrah! [Event]

Output: Event


Input: [Date] 27-Jun-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] My family had an amazing day at Bewilderwood. It was really enjoyable. Great facilities, helpful staff, quite magical. Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for you lovely comments. [Event]

Output: Event


Input: [Date] 26-Jun-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] A fantastic place but expensive. Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for your reply. [Event]

Output: Event


Input: [Date] 26-Jun-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] We took 2 boys (7 and 3) for a day out. There is so much for them both to do. Had a fantastic day and even the grandparents enjoyed it Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for your feedback. [Event]

Output: Event


Input: [Date] 25-Jun-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] We enjoyed a lovely day out at Bewilderwood. It was a great chance for children and adults to play together, and with so much to do we happily spent a full day there. The new sky maze is awesome, and we also loved the tunnels and the broken bridge. Unfortunately we didn't get to ride the boats... Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for your feedback. We are glad that you enjoyed your day at BeWILDerwood. We do understand that the boat queue can get a little long at times and our Grubble Greeters will often advise visitors to take the boat ride at a quieter time in the day. The slippery slopes and wobbly wires are... [Event]

Output: Event


Input: [Date] 23-Jun-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] Had a great day but food cabins need organising as only wanted a drink and queue for ages should b separate person serving drinks only to move queue quicker also wanted ice cream and had to get in separate queue and wait all over again,y can't the cream bit just walk through and get drink or vice... Read More> [Our Response] No Comment [Event]

Output: Event


Input: [Date] 23-Jun-2015 [Score] Service [Customer Comment] Brilliant day out for all the family and good value for money Read More> [Our Response] Thank you for your reply. [Event]

Output: Event


Input: [Name] Id [Field] id [Example] id:48* [Description]

Output: Unique identifier assigned by the system


Input: [Name] Title [Field] title [Example] title:bioinformatics [Description]

Output: Title for the event


Input: [Name] Subtitle [Field] subtitle [Example] subtitle:biomarkers [Description]

Output: Subtitle for the event


Input: [Name] Host [Field] provider [Example] provider:"Select Biosciences" [Description]

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Input: [Name] Starts [Field] start [Example] start:[* TO 2012-11-30T00%3A00%3A00Z] [Description]

Output: Date the event starts


Input: [Name] Ends [Field] end [Example] end:[* TO 2012-11-30T00%3A00%3A00Z] [Description]

Output: Date the event ends


Input: [Name] Venue [Field] venue [Example] venue:"The Panum Institute" [Description]

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Input: [Name] City [Field] city [Example] city:San* [Description]

Output: City where the event is hosted


Input: [Name] County [Field] county [Example] county:Cambridgeshire [Description]

Output: Coutry where the event is hosted


Input: [Name] Country [Field] country [Example] country:"United States" [Description]

Output: Country where the event is hosted


Input: [Name] Postcode [Field] postcode [Example] postcode:30521 [Description]

Output: Postcode of the venue


Input: [Name] Keywords [Field] keyword [Example] keyword:Molecular* [Description]

Output: Keywords describing the event


Input: [Name] Category [Field] category [Example] category:course [Description]

Output: Type of event


Input: [Name] Field [Field] field [Example] field:Bioinformatics [Description]

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Input: [Name] Sponsor [Field] sponsor [Example] sponsor:Agilent [Description]

Output: Sponsor sponsoring this announcement


Input: [Name] Submission date [Field] submission_date [Example] submission_date:[2011-11-04T21:11:00.71Z TO 2011-12-04T21:11:00.71Z] [Description]

Output: Date of submission or modification in the registry


Input: [Name] Organization [Field] submission_organization [Example] submission_organization:BSPR [Description]

Output: Organization the submitter belong to


Input: [Name] Name [Field] submission_name [Example] submission_name:Ping [Description]

Output: Name of the submitter


Input: [Name] Comments [Field] submission_comment [Example] submission_comment:"Correct title" [Description]

Output: Message or comment about the submission


Input: [Name] Public [Field] public [Example] public:true [Description]

Output: Just events classified as public should be displayed.


Input: [Name] Text [Field] text [Example] text:proteomics [Description]

Output: Automatic field created for seraches pouposes. Includes title, subtitle, description, provider, venue, city, country, keyword, category and field


Input: [General Method] 1. Isolation [Variants] Complete Solitary Confinement Complete Isolation Semi-Isolation Group Isolation [Effects (Purposes?)]

Output: Deprives Victim of all Social Support of his Ability to Resist Develops an Intense Concern with Self Makes Victim Dependent on Interrogator

Chapter 5, Part 2 - The Battle Lab | The Torture Report


Input: [General Method] 2. Monopolization of Perception [Variants] Physical Isolation Darkness or Bright Light Barren Environment Restricted Movement Monotonous Food [Effects (Purposes?)]

Output: Fixes Attention upon Immediate Predicament; Fosters Introspection Eliminates Stimuli Competing with those Controlled by Captor Frustrates all Actions not Consistent with Compliance

Chapter 5, Part 2 - The Battle Lab | The Torture Report


Input: [General Method] 3. Induced Debilitation; Exhaustion [Variants] Semi-Starvation Exposure Exploitation of Wounds; Induced Illness Sleep Deprivation Prolonged Constraint Prolonged Interrogation or Forced Writing Over Exertion [Effects (Purposes?)]

Output: Weakens Mental and Physical Ability to Resist

Chapter 5, Part 2 - The Battle Lab | The Torture Report


Input: [General Method] 4. Threats [Variants] Threats of Death Threats of Non-repatriation Threats of Endless Isolation and Interrogation Vague threats Threats Against Family Mysterious Changes of Treatment [Effects (Purposes?)]

Output: Cultivates Anxiety and Despair

Chapter 5, Part 2 - The Battle Lab | The Torture Report


Input: [General Method] 5. Occasional Indulgences [Variants] Occasional Favors Fluctuations of Interrogators' Attitudes Promises Rewards for Partial Compliance Tantalizing [Effects (Purposes?)]

Output: Provides Positive Motivation for Compliance Hinders Adjustment to Deprivation

Chapter 5, Part 2 - The Battle Lab | The Torture Report


Input: [General Method] 6. Demonstrating “Omnipotence” and “Omniscience” [Variants] Confrontations Pretending Cooperation Taken for Granted Demonstrating Complete Control over Victim's Fate [Effects (Purposes?)]

Output: Suggests Futility of Resistance

Chapter 5, Part 2 - The Battle Lab | The Torture Report


Input: [General Method] 7. Degradation [Variants] Personal Hygiene Prevented Filthy, Infested Surroundings Demeaning Punishments Insults and Taunts Denial of Privacy [Effects (Purposes?)]

Output: Makes Costs of Resistance Appear More Damaging to Self-Esteem than Capitulation Reduces Prisoner to “Animal Level” Concerns

Chapter 5, Part 2 - The Battle Lab | The Torture Report


Input: [General Method] 8. Enforcing Trivial Demands [Variants] Forced Writing Enforcement of Minute Rules [Effects (Purposes?)]

Output: Develops Habit of Compliance

Chapter 5, Part 2 - The Battle Lab | The Torture Report


Input: [0] 1 9% [Domain]

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Input: [0] 2 11% [Domain]

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Input: [0] 3 11% [Domain]

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Input: [0] 4 12% [Domain]

Output: Public Health and Safety: Advises on and coordinates aspects of public health and safety throughout the disaster life cycle


Input: [0] 5 8% [Domain]

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Input: [0] 6 10% [Domain]

Output: Support/Assistance: Works with various groups and organizations (governmental, community, non-governmental, volunteers) to optimize support for disaster planning, response, and recovery


Input: [0] 7 6% [Domain]

Output: Communication/Documentation: Maintains necessary communication and documentation


Input: [0] 8 6% [Domain]

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Input: [0] 9 14% [Domain]

Output: Assessment and Treatment: Assesses and treats injuries resulting from natural/non-natural and incidental/intentional causes in a variety of environments (urban, rural, austere)


Input: [0] 10 4% [Domain]

Output: Pathology


Input: [0] 11 9% [Domain]

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Output: General

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Output: SEO

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Output: Cooking

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Input: [Site] http://apriel.org/ [Page Rank] 2 [CMS] Wordpress [Category]

Output: Anime

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Input: [Site] http://chillimovies.blogspot.com/ [Page Rank] 2 [CMS] Wordpress [Category]

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Input: [Site] http://frogstylebiscuit.com/ [Page Rank] 2 [CMS] Drupal [Category]

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Output: Humour

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