Input: [UK Usage] drunk [USA Usage] angry [Word]

Output: pissed

One Word - Two Meanings . - " Lord " - italki Discussions


Input: [UK Usage] soon [USA Usage] now [Word]

Output: presently

One Word - Two Meanings . - " Lord " - italki Discussions


Input: [UK Usage] fee-paying school [USA Usage] state school [Word]

Output: public school

One Word - Two Meanings . - " Lord " - italki Discussions


Input: [UK Usage] the head of state [USA Usage] male homosexual [Word]

Output: queen

One Word - Two Meanings . - " Lord " - italki Discussions


Input: [UK Usage] implement to erase pencil marks [USA Usage] male contraceptive [Word]

Output: rubber

One Word - Two Meanings . - " Lord " - italki Discussions


Input: [UK Usage] semi-detatched house [USA Usage] tractor-trailer [Word]

Output: semi

One Word - Two Meanings . - " Lord " - italki Discussions


Input: [UK Usage] well dressed [USA Usage] clever [Word]

Output: smart

One Word - Two Meanings . - " Lord " - italki Discussions


Input: [UK Usage] slang for male sexual emission [USA Usage] full of "get up and go" [Word]

Output: spunk

One Word - Two Meanings . - " Lord " - italki Discussions


Input: [UK Usage] hold up stockings [USA Usage] hold up trousers / pants [Word]

Output: suspenders

One Word - Two Meanings . - " Lord " - italki Discussions


Input: [UK Usage] drink served hot with milk [USA Usage] drink served cold with lemon [Word]

Output: tea

One Word - Two Meanings . - " Lord " - italki Discussions


Input: [UK Usage] casual footwear item [USA Usage] female underwear [Word]

Output: thong

One Word - Two Meanings . - " Lord " - italki Discussions


Input: [UK Usage] unemployed, down-and-out [USA Usage] derogatory term for a female of "easy virtue" [Word]

Output: tramp

One Word - Two Meanings . - " Lord " - italki Discussions


Input: [UK Usage] a garment worn under a shirt [USA Usage] the third part of a three piece suit worn between the shirt and jacket [Word]

Output: vest

One Word - Two Meanings . - " Lord " - italki Discussions


Input: [UK Usage] wash dishes after a meal [USA Usage] wash face and hands [Word]

Output: wash up

One Word - Two Meanings . - " Lord " - italki Discussions


Input: [Command] IF [What it Does]

Output: Test any SimVar


Input: [Command] SET [What it Does]

Output: Set any writeable SimVar


Input: [Command] DEBUG [What it Does]

Output: Switch the extension's debug messages on or off


Input: [Command] PROFILE [What it Does]

Output: Set an internal variable


Input: [Command] SAVEONFAIL [What it Does]

Output: Save the profile even if the mission fails


Input: [Command] SAVEONCHANGE [What it Does]

Output: Save the profile every time any value changes


Input: [Command] UNIQUEID [What it Does]

Output: Set a secret value which will stop the profile from being reloaded if it's manually changed


Input: [Command] FUELLEAK [What it Does]

Output: Start or stop a controlled fuel leak


Input: [Command] MESSAGE [What it Does]

Output: Display a small text message on screen


Input: [Command] FXTRACK [What it Does]

Output: Attach a visual effect to the player or an AI


Input: [Command] METAR [What it Does]

Output: Set local or global weather


Input: [Command] GETWX [What it Does]

Output: Print the METAR string for a given weather station to the debug window


Input: [Command] WXSTATION [What it Does]

Output: Create a new weather station


Input: [Command] EVENT [What it Does]

Output: Send a simulator event


Input: [Command] WHEN [What it Does]

Output: Make a mission action happen when a particular key is pressed


Input: [Command] PROFILENAME [What it Does]

Output: Set the name of the file to store the mission profile in


Input: [Command] WPT [What it Does]

Output: Set dynamic waypoints relative to the player or an AI


Input: [Command] SIMRATE [What it Does]

Output: Set the simulation speed


Input: [Command] SIMTIME [What it Does]

Output: Set the time and optionally the day of the year


Input: [Command] TARGETCAM [What it Does]

Output: Force a cinematic camera to show two aircraft in the same view


Input: [Vocabulary] Members [Description] Site visitors who have created an account [Examples] Login [Maintenance]

Output: Moderate

Daniel Schwass 3623ICT | Information & Content Management Blog. Prepare Yourselves.


Input: [Vocabulary] Audience [Description] Type of users the website will appeal to most [Examples] First time visitors, experience travellers, students, elderly, businessman [Maintenance]

Output: Easy

Daniel Schwass 3623ICT | Information & Content Management Blog. Prepare Yourselves.


Input: [Vocabulary] Page Type [Description] Type of page on the website [Examples] Booking pages, information pages, member pages, home page [Maintenance]

Output: Easy/Moderate

Daniel Schwass 3623ICT | Information & Content Management Blog. Prepare Yourselves.


Input: [Vocabulary] Specials (details and price) [Description] Provides updates on current specials on various pages [Examples] New Flight/Group/Cruise/Car Hire limited offers [Maintenance]

Output: Challenging

Daniel Schwass 3623ICT | Information & Content Management Blog. Prepare Yourselves.


Input: [Vocabulary] Search [Description] Users able to index the website for keywords [Examples] Search: Groups, Flights, Airlines, Locations, Hotel Name, etc [Maintenance]

Output: Challenging

Daniel Schwass 3623ICT | Information & Content Management Blog. Prepare Yourselves.


Input: [Vocabulary] Flights [Description] Details related to flights and the bookings [Examples] Airline, Departing and Returning Dates, class, number of people [Maintenance]

Output: Moderate

Daniel Schwass 3623ICT | Information & Content Management Blog. Prepare Yourselves.


Input: [Vocabulary] Cruises [Description] Details related to cruising and bookings [Examples] Cruise line, departing and returning dates, suite type, number of passengers [Maintenance]

Output: Moderate

Daniel Schwass 3623ICT | Information & Content Management Blog. Prepare Yourselves.


Input: [Vocabulary] Car hire [Description] Details related to car hire and bookings [Examples] Car hire company, model and make of car [Maintenance]

Output: Moderate

Daniel Schwass 3623ICT | Information & Content Management Blog. Prepare Yourselves.


Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.


Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the category info on the page, that allows to display pages more quickly.


Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have in the Compare Products list.


Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your preferred currency


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of your customer id with the store.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

Output: An indicator if you are currently logged into the store.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of the customer group you belong to.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the Customer Segment ID


Input: [COOKIE name] EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: A flag, which indicates whether caching is disabled or not.


Input: [COOKIE name] FRONTEND [COOKIE Description]

Output: You sesssion ID on the server.


Input: [COOKIE name] GUEST-VIEW [COOKIE Description]

Output: Allows guests to edit their orders.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_CATEGORY [COOKIE Description]

Output: The last category you visited.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_PRODUCT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The most recent product you have viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] NEWMESSAGE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a new message has been received.


Input: [COOKIE name] NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.


Input: [COOKIE name] PERSISTENT_SHOPPING_CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: A link to information about your cart and viewing history if you have asked the site.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

Output: The ID of any polls you have recently voted in.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLLN [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on what polls you have voted on.


Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.


Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.


Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.


Input: [COOKIE name] USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed to use cookies.


Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted list of products added to your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST_CNT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The number of items in your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] __utma [COOKIE Description]

Output: This cookie is typically written to the browser upon the first visit to your site from that web browser. If the cookie has been deleted by the browser operator, and the browser subsequently visits your site, a new __utma cookie is written with a different unique ID. This cookie is used to determine unique visitors to your site and it is updated with each page view. Additionally, this cookie is provided with a unique ID that Google Analytics uses to ensure both the validity and accessibility of the cookie as an extra security measure.


Input: [COOKIE name] __utmb [COOKIE Description]

Output: This cookie is used to establish and continue a user session with your site. When a user views a page on your site, the Google Analytics code attempts to update this cookie. If it does not find the cookie, a new one is written and a new session is established. Each time a user visits a different page on your site, this cookie is updated to expire in 30 minutes, thus continuing a single session for as long as user activity continues within 30-minute intervals. This cookie expires when a user pauses on a page on your site for longer than 30 minutes.


Input: [COOKIE name] __utmc [COOKIE Description]

Output: This cookie is no longer used by the Google Analytics (ga.js) tracking code to determine session status.


Input: [COOKIE name] __utmz [COOKIE Description]

Output: This cookie stores the type of referral used by the visitor to reach your site, whether via a direct method, a referring link, a website search, or a campaign such as an ad or an email link. It is used to calculate search engine traffic, ad campaigns and page navigation within your own site. The cookie is updated with each page view to your site.


Input: [Property] summary [Description]

Output: The name of the event

Event vocabulary


Input: [Property] url [Description]

Output: Link to the event details page

Event vocabulary


Input: [Property] location [Description]

Output: The location or venue of the event. Can optionally be represented by a nested Organization or Address.

Event vocabulary


Input: [Property] description [Description]

Output: A description of the event

Event vocabulary


Input: [Property] startDate [Description]

Output: The starting date and time of the event in ISO date format

Event vocabulary


Input: [Property] endDate [Description]

Output: The ending date and time of the event in ISO date format

Event vocabulary


Input: [Property] duration [Description]

Output: The duration date of the event in ISO duration format

Event vocabulary


Input: [Property] eventType [Description]

Output: The category of the event (for example, “Concert” or “Lecture”). This is a freeform string, not an enumerated attribute.

Event vocabulary


Input: [Property] geo [Description]

Output: Specifies the geographical coordinates of the location. Always contains two subproperties, latitude and longitude.

Event vocabulary


Input: [Property] photo [Description]

Output: A link to a photo or image related to the event

Event vocabulary


Input: [Me] Has read many books [Andy Goldsworth]

Output: Has many books both by and about him


Input: [Me] Creates heart stoppingly peculiar objects, such as my hats, also just plain heart stopping objects like my patented and amazing post gallery opening macaroni & cheese, which uses all the cheese cubes left over from any average opening and can stop up most healthy arteries in record time. [Andy Goldsworth]

Output: Creates heart stoppingly beautiful objects


Input: [Me] Creates objects from mostly fake materials that fall apart, period. [Andy Goldsworth]

Output: Creates objects from natural materials that become more beautiful as they fall apart


Input: [Me] Creates objects that fall apart without ever exhibiting one whole hell of a lot of craftsmanship [Andy Goldsworth]

Output: Creates objects that are held together with amazing craftsmanship


Input: [Me] Uses hot glue and lots of it to hold things together, mostly unsuccessfully. [Andy Goldsworth]

Output: Uses natural materials, such as thorns, to hold sculptures together


Input: [Me] Has sold a couple of paintings out of bars. [Andy Goldsworth]

Output: Has commissions from major international art centers.


Input: [Me] Lives in messy home in North Carolina. [Andy Goldsworth]

Output: Lives in beautiful home in Scotland.


Input: [Me] Has springer spaniel puppy with printer ink cartridge in mouth following her about. [Andy Goldsworth]

Output: Has German film makers following him about.


Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.


Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the category info on the page, that allows to display pages more quickly.


Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have in the Compare Products list.


Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your preferred currency


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of your customer id with the store.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

Output: An indicator if you are currently logged into the store.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of the customer group you belong to.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the Customer Segment ID


Input: [COOKIE name] EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: A flag, which indicates whether caching is disabled or not.


Input: [COOKIE name] FRONTEND [COOKIE Description]

Output: You sesssion ID on the server.


Input: [COOKIE name] GUEST-VIEW [COOKIE Description]

Output: Allows guests to edit their orders.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_CATEGORY [COOKIE Description]

Output: The last category you visited.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_PRODUCT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The most recent product you have viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] NEWMESSAGE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a new message has been received.


Input: [COOKIE name] NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.


Input: [COOKIE name] PERSISTENT_SHOPPING_CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: A link to information about your cart and viewing history if you have asked the site.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

Output: The ID of any polls you have recently voted in.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLLN [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on what polls you have voted on.


Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.


Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.


Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.


Input: [COOKIE name] USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed to use cookies.


Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted list of products added to your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST_CNT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The number of items in your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] IS_DEVELOPER_MODE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Session crypt key to indicate whether system is in developer mode.


Input: [COOKIE name] SAAS_DESIGNEDITOR_VISUAL_BLOCK_MANAGEMENT_MODE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether system is in visual block management mode.


Input: [COOKIE name] SAAS_DESIGNEDITOR_THEME_PREVIEW_MODE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether system is in theme preview mode.


Input: [COOKIE name] SAAS_DESIGNEDITOR_INLINE_TRANSLATION_MODE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether system is in inline translation mode.


Input: [COOKIE name] MAGE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates that cookies are initialized.


Input: [FEATURES] Easy to use, high-level API [BENEFITS]

Output: Rapid application development and easy integration with existing Windows CE and Mobile applications

Telogis GeoBase. Powerful Geospatial Platform.


Input: [FEATURES] Full featured example application with source code [BENEFITS]

Output: A rich code reference demonstrates best practices and shortens development cycles

Telogis GeoBase. Powerful Geospatial Platform.


Input: [FEATURES] Drill Down Location Selection [BENEFITS]

Output: Easily provide PND consumer style location selection including Next Valid Character (NVC) and filtered list selection schemas

Telogis GeoBase. Powerful Geospatial Platform.


Input: [FEATURES] Advanced graphics library for attractive UI [BENEFITS]

Output: Developing UI components for mobile devices can be a challenge, use the included graphics library to offer transparency, rounded corners on buttons and more.

Telogis GeoBase. Powerful Geospatial Platform.


Input: [FEATURES] Flexible guidance [BENEFITS]

Output: Easily customize the content and syntax of guidance announcements for localization or custom instructions

Telogis GeoBase. Powerful Geospatial Platform.


Input: [FEATURES] Variable routing strategies [BENEFITS]

Output: Offer navigation for commercial vehicles with traffic data or define your own custom route strategies based on your map data or business rules

Telogis GeoBase. Powerful Geospatial Platform.


Input: [FEATURES] Traffic Integration [BENEFITS]

Output: Support for real-time, predictive, and historical traffic data from any TMC based traffic source

Telogis GeoBase. Powerful Geospatial Platform.


Input: [Grade] PASS [Description] Pass [Application]

Output: Student has passed a unit classified as a Pass/Fail unit.

University Grades - Examinations - Curtin University


Input: [Grade] FAIL [Description] Fail [Application]

Output: Student has failed a unit classified as a Pass/Fail unit.

University Grades - Examinations - Curtin University


Input: [Grade] PC [Description] Conceded Pass [Application]

Output: The Board of Examiners has conceded a pass for the unit even though the student's percentage mark is less than the deemed pass mark for the unit.

University Grades - Examinations - Curtin University


Input: [Grade] PX [Description] Pass After Supplementary Assessment [Application]

Output: Student has passed the unit following a Supplementary Assessment. PX shall replace the previously recorded X.

University Grades - Examinations - Curtin University


Input: [Grade] FX [Description] Fail After Supplementary Assessment [Application]

Output: Student has failed the unit following a Supplementary Assessment. FX shall replace the previously recorded X.

University Grades - Examinations - Curtin University


Input: [Grade] F-IN [Description] Fail - Incomplete/Insufficient Assessment [Application]

Output: May be used as an alternative to FAIL at the discretion of the Board of Examiners where a student has not completed or submitted all required assessable work for the unit.

University Grades - Examinations - Curtin University


Input: [Grade] ANN [Description] Result Annulled Due to Academic Misconduct [Application]

Output: An ANN grade shall remain on the student's academic record for a minimum period of 12 months after the student ceases study at Curtin University. After this period, a student may apply to the Academic Registrar to have the ANN grade converted to a FAIL (Pass/Fail units) or an F:0 (grade/mark units). The application must be in writing and provide an explanation of the circumstances of the original offence and justification for converting the ANN grade. The Academic Registrar shall take into account the views of the relevant Head of School in making a decision whether to convert the ANN to a FAIL or F:0. In deciding whether to approve the conversion of an ANN grade to a FAIL or F:0, the Academic Registrar may take into account any relevant factors including: the circumstances of the original offence and the level of seriousness of the academic misconduct that led to the imposition of the ANN grade or grades; whether the student was found guilty of more than one instance of academic misconduct; the period of time that has elapsed since the ANN grade or grades were imposed. The Academic Registrar may refuse to convert an ANN grade to a FAIL or F:0 where a student has been found guilty of more than one instance of academic misconduct or where the offence was of such magnitude that conversion to a FAIL or F:0 is considered inappropriate.

University Grades - Examinations - Curtin University


Input: [Value] -910 [Meaning] Unexpected Information CodeBase discovered an unexpected value in one of its internal variables. [Constant Name]

Output: e4info

Data Pro Knowledgebase :: Codebase Error Codes


Input: [Value] -920 [Meaning] Out of Memory CodeBase tried to allocate some memory from the heap, in order to complete a function call, but no memory was available. This usually occurs during a database update process, which happens when a record is appended, written or flushed to disk. During the update, if a new tag block is required, CodeBase will attempt to allocate more memory. If the memory is not available, CodeBase will return the "Out of Memory" error. If this error occurs during the updating process, the index file will most likely become corrupt. It is virtually impossible to escape this error so it is advantageous to allocate all the memory required before any updates are made. Set CODE4.memStartBlock to the maximum number of blocks required before opening any index files. See the "Frequently Asked Questions" document for more details. [Constant Name]

Output: e4memory

Data Pro Knowledgebase :: Codebase Error Codes


Input: [Value] -930 [Meaning] Unexpected Parameter A CodeBase function was passed an unexpected parameter value. This can happen when the application programmer forgets to initialize some pointers and thus null pointers are passed to a function. [Constant Name]

Output: e4parm

Data Pro Knowledgebase :: Codebase Error Codes


Input: [Value] -935 [Meaning] Null Input Parameter unexpected Unexpected parameter - null input. [Constant Name]

Output: e4parmNull

Data Pro Knowledgebase :: Codebase Error Codes


Input: [Value] -940 [Meaning] Exceeded Maximum Record Number for Demonstration Exceeded maximum support due to demo version of CodeBase. [Constant Name]

Output: e4demo

Data Pro Knowledgebase :: Codebase Error Codes


Input: [Value] -950 [Meaning] Unexpected Result A CodeBase function returned an unexpected result to another CodeBase function. [Constant Name]

Output: e4result

Data Pro Knowledgebase :: Codebase Error Codes


Input: [Value] -960 [Meaning] Structure Verification Failure Unexpected result while attempting to verify the integrity of a structure. [Constant Name]

Output: e4verify

Data Pro Knowledgebase :: Codebase Error Codes


Input: [Value] -970 [Meaning] Data Structure Corrupt or not Initialized CodeBase internal structures have been detected as invalid. [Constant Name]

Output: e4struct

Data Pro Knowledgebase :: Codebase Error Codes


Input: [Description] Take your business to the next level by developing an engaged, high-performing and creative organization [Solution]

Output: Business Coaching


Input: [Description] Maximize workflow, improve facility efficiency, minimize downtime and increase utilization [Solution]

Output: Industrial and Operations Engineering


Input: [Description] Ensure the success of your Green and Black Belt certification candidates and maximize their contribution to your organization's bottom line and customer's success [Solution]

Output: Lean Six Sigma Training / Coaching


Input: [Description] Optimize the performance of your organization's capital assets by equipping your Maintenance Management team with effective management tools and processes [Solution]

Output: Maintenance Management Development


Input: [Description] Evaluate and quantify the hidden risk and opportunity associated with your next investment by performing a due diligence investigation of its operations and human capital [Solution]

Output: Operational Due Diligence Services (ODD)


Input: [Description] Evaluate your systems' capability for managing safety, quality, delivery and cost, including recommendations [Solution]

Output: Performance Management Systems Audit


Input: [Description] Evaluate your organization's real capability, its current performance, gap analysis and recommendations [Solution]

Output: Process Capability Studies


Input: [Description] Tap the potential of your Human Resources and Leadership teams by equipping them with effective management tools and processes [Solution]

Output: Professional Workshop Series Applications of the FLC Coaching Process™


Input: [Description] Run your changeovers like a NASCAR pit stop, save tens of thousands of dollars and increase your company's speed and agility [Solution]

Output: Setup & changeover time reduction


Input: [Description] Prepare your organization to take advantage and mitigate the risks associated with the political, economic, social and technological changes affecting your industry and your clients' [Solution]

Output: Strategic Planning


Input: [Description] Evaluate your supervisor's attitudes, skills, knowledge and behaviors, including recommendations [Solution]

Output: Supervisory Effectiveness Assessment


Input: [Description] Assess and help improve the cost, quality and delivery performance of your most critical suppliers and strategic partners and drive continuous improvement throughout your supply chain. [Solution]

Output: Supplier Development


Input: [Description] Properly plan for, allocate and maximize the utilization of your human capital and equipment with this customized, easy to use tool and methodology [Solution]

Output: Workforce Planning Model


Input: [Montessori] The method respects individual differences [“Traditional”]

Output: Emphasis is on conforming to the group

Montessori Education: Sea Pines Montessori Academy – Hilton Head Island, SC » Comparison Chart


Input: [Montessori] The learning process is student-centered and emphasizes self-motivation [“Traditional”]

Output: Emphasis is on grades, punishments or rewards as motivating factors

Montessori Education: Sea Pines Montessori Academy – Hilton Head Island, SC » Comparison Chart


Input: [Montessori] Multi-age grouping is practiced so that students may learn “horizontally” from observation of other people’s work, directly or indirectly [“Traditional”]

Output: Students are grouped chronologically to suit teachers’ pre-planned class lessons

Montessori Education: Sea Pines Montessori Academy – Hilton Head Island, SC » Comparison Chart


Input: [Montessori] Students learn at their own pace, free to complete a project or pursue a subject as deeply as they wish, according to personal enthusiasm [“Traditional”]

Output: Subjects are taught in lecture form and students must change classes and attend lessons all at the same time

Montessori Education: Sea Pines Montessori Academy – Hilton Head Island, SC » Comparison Chart


Input: [Montessori] Students learn by practicing their subject matter while in school, under the supervision and assistance of their teacher [“Traditional”]

Output: Students must practice on their own and be graded on work they have done at home without benefit of close monitoring

Montessori Education: Sea Pines Montessori Academy – Hilton Head Island, SC » Comparison Chart


Input: [Montessori] The classroom is used as a library or resource room for studying and completing projects: students are free to move as needed and are active participants in building their own knowledge [“Traditional”]

Output: Students work at desks, passively listening to lecture for directions and instructions. Passive learning is more tiring and the school work day has to be divided into periods with planned interruptions

Montessori Education: Sea Pines Montessori Academy – Hilton Head Island, SC » Comparison Chart


Input: [Montessori] Students avail themselves of concrete materials, scientifically designed to enhance conceptual thinking. The materials are graded by difficulty and adapt to the maturity of individual students. These tools bring about knowledge based on experience [“Traditional”]

Output: Learning takes place primarily through memorization and repetition of abstract concept. Group learning impedes the implementation of multi-sensory and experiential approaches to learning

Montessori Education: Sea Pines Montessori Academy – Hilton Head Island, SC » Comparison Chart


Input: [Montessori] Testing is built into the Montessori method as the third period of the “three-period lesson” and is a teaching technique that is applied routinely on an individual bases. The purpose of all testing here is to allow self-correction, repetition and achieve competence at one’s own pace [“Traditional”]

Output: Scheduled testing does not take into consideration the preparation of each individual student. It assumes that all student learn at the same rate. Tests are not designed as teaching tools, but rather as rewarding or punitive methods. The pass or fail grades simple reflect if a student has conformed or not to class standards

Montessori Education: Sea Pines Montessori Academy – Hilton Head Island, SC » Comparison Chart


Input: [US Term] Add [Comment] vehicles to a train [UK Term]

Output: Couple


Input: [US Term] Alley [Comment] a (empty) siding in a freight yard [UK Term]

Output: no equivalent


Input: [US Term] Bad Order [Comment] Defective train [UK Term]

Output: Cripple


Input: [US Term] Bail [Comment] of brakes [UK Term]

Output: Release


Input: [US Term] Barn [Comment] for rolling stock [UK Term]

Output: Shed


Input: [US Term] Bi-Level [Comment] type of passenger vehicle [UK Term]

Output: Double Deck


Input: [US Term] Brake stand [Comment] in cab [UK Term]

Output: Brake controller


Input: [US Term] Bump Stop [Comment] see also "Stubbing Post". Sometimes called "bumper" in the US [UK Term]

Output: Buffer Stop


Input: [US Term] Caboose [Comment] Name for separate vehicle [UK Term]

Output: Brake Van


Input: [US Term] Car Barn [UK Term]

Output: Carriage Shed


Input: [US Term] Catenary [Comment] Catenary also used in the UK. [UK Term]

Output: Overhead Line


Input: [US Term] Check Valve [Comment] Steam loco boiler feed valve [UK Term]

Output: Clack Valve


Input: [US Term] Conductor [Comment] The term "conductor" is now often used in the UK if the guard collects fares. [UK Term]

Output: Guard


Input: [US Term] Consist [Comment] of train [UK Term]

Output: Rake or Formation


Input: [US Term] Cornfield Meet [Comment] (under clear, open country conditions) [UK Term]

Output: Head-on Collision


Input: [US Term] Cut [Comment] vehicles from a train [UK Term]

Output: Uncouple


Input: [US Term] Dark Territory [UK Term]

Output: Unsignalled line


Input: [US Term] Deadhead [Comment] In US, sometimes refers to a crew travelling passenger. [UK Term]

Output: Empty stock or light engine


Input: [US Term] Depressed Closed [Comment] tunnel construction [UK Term]

Output: Cut and Cover


Input: [US Term] Dispatcher [Comment] of route or area [UK Term]

Output: Controller


Input: [US Term] Division [Comment] section of line under control [UK Term]

Output: Area


Input: [US Term] Draft Gear [UK Term]

Output: Draw Gear


Input: [US Term] Drill Track [UK Term]

Output: Shunt Neck


Input: [US Term] Dummy [Comment] also called "dwarf signal" (US and UK) [UK Term]

Output: Shunt Signal


Input: [US Term] Dynamite [Comment] of brakes [UK Term]

Output: Emergency Application


Input: [US Term] Engineer [UK Term]

Output: Driver


Input: [US Term] Extra [Comment] train [UK Term]

Output: Special


Input: [US Term] Freight car [UK Term]

Output: Goods wagon


Input: [US Term] Fusee [Comment] not used in UK [UK Term]

Output: Flare


Input: [US Term] Grade [Comment] The US "at grade" means "level gradient". UK also uses "bank" for "grade". [UK Term]

Output: Gradient


Input: [US Term] Grade Crossing [UK Term]

Output: Level Crossing


Input: [US Term] Grade Separated [Comment] at junction [UK Term]

Output: Flyover


Input: [US Term] Head end [Comment] of train [UK Term]

Output: Front


Input: [US Term] Helper [Comment] extra locomotive [UK Term]

Output: Pilot (at front), Banker (at rear)


Input: [US Term] Highball [Comment] signal [UK Term]

Output: Clear


Input: [US Term] Hooking up [Comment] of power on locomotive [UK Term]

Output: Notching up


Input: [US Term] Hostler [Comment] driver who works in loco shed [UK Term]

Output: Shunter


Input: [US Term] Interlocking [Comment] as opposed to an area with automatic signals [UK Term]

Output: Controlled area


Input: [US Term] Johnson Bar [Comment] lever reverser type used on steam locos [UK Term]

Output: Reverser


Input: [US Term] Knuckle coupler [Comment] Originally patented by the Ohio Brass Co. In the US, Ohio is called the "Buckeye" state. [UK Term]

Output: Buckeye coupling


Input: [US Term] Maintainer [UK Term]

Output: Fitter


Input: [US Term] Maintenance Facility [UK Term]

Output: Depot


Input: [US Term] Maintenance of Way [UK Term]

Output: Permanent Way Maintenance


Input: [US Term] Meet [Comment] of train at a loop on a single line section [UK Term]

Output: Pass


Input: [US Term] One-way [Comment] Type of ticket [UK Term]

Output: Single


Input: [US Term] Pilot [Comment] US "pilot" often used to mean headstock or buffer beam [UK Term]

Output: Cowcatcher


Input: [US Term] Pocket Track [UK Term]

Output: Reversing Siding or Bay Road


Input: [US Term] Power Rail [UK Term]

Output: Conductor Rail


Input: [US Term] Retainer [UK Term]

Output: Empty/Load valve


Input: [US Term] Round trip [Comment] Type of ticket [UK Term]

Output: Return


Input: [US Term] Segregated [Comment] of LRT tracks using a street route separated from traffic [UK Term]

Output: Reserved


Input: [US Term] Set [Comment] of brakes [UK Term]

Output: Apply


Input: [US Term] Schedule [Comment] pronounced "skedule" in the US [UK Term]

Output: Timetable


Input: [US Term] Shop [UK Term]

Output: Workshop


Input: [US Term] Signalman [UK Term]

Output: Signal Lineman


Input: [US Term] Skate [UK Term]

Output: Scotch block


Input: [US Term] Side Sill [UK Term]

Output: Solebar


Input: [US Term] Siding [Comment] On single line. A UK siding is usually a dead end. [UK Term]

Output: Loop


Input: [US Term] Special Trackwork [Comment] or, in UK, switch and crossing (S&C) work [UK Term]

Output: Point and Crossing Work (P & C)


Input: [US Term] Spiral [Comment] trackwork [UK Term]

Output: Transition Curve


Input: [US Term] Stack [Comment] on steam locomotive [UK Term]

Output: Chimney


Input: [US Term] Stinger [Comment] shore supply in depot of third rail electric railway [UK Term]

Output: Overhead lead


Input: [US Term] Stubbing Post [Comment] see also "Bump Stop" [UK Term]

Output: Buffer Stop


Input: [US Term] Subway [Comment] railway or metro [UK Term]

Output: Underground


Input: [US Term] Superelevation [Comment] of track [UK Term]

Output: Cant


Input: [US Term] Switch [Comment] See also "turnout" [UK Term]

Output: Points


Input: [US Term] Switcher [Comment] yard locomotive [UK Term]

Output: Shunter


Input: [US Term] Tag [Comment] Passive transponder used in non-continuous automatic train protection systems. [UK Term]

Output: Balise or beacon


Input: [US Term] Throttle [Comment] in steam locomotives [UK Term]

Output: Regulator


Input: [US Term] Tie [Comment] Tie is short for Crosstie [UK Term]

Output: Sleeper


Input: [US Term] Torpedo [Comment] explosive warning device [UK Term]

Output: Detonator


Input: [US Term] Tower [UK Term]

Output: Signal Box


Input: [US Term] Towerman [UK Term]

Output: Signalman


Input: [US Term] Track Pan [UK Term]

Output: Water Trough


Input: [US Term] Trackage Rights [UK Term]

Output: Running Powers


Input: [US Term] Train Line [Comment] London Underground uses "train line". [UK Term]

Output: Brake Pipe


Input: [US Term] Train Station [Comment] The word "depot" was often used in older US applications. [UK Term]

Output: Railway Station


Input: [US Term] Transfer Table [UK Term]

Output: Traverser


Input: [US Term] Trolley or Streetcar [Comment] Now often call a Light Rail Vehicle (LRV) [UK Term]

Output: Tram


Input: [US Term] Truck [UK Term]

Output: Bogie


Input: [US Term] Turnout [Comment] see also "switch" [UK Term]

Output: Points


Input: [US Term] Water Plug [UK Term]

Output: Water Column


Input: [US Term] Wayside [UK Term]

Output: Lineside


Input: [US Term] Wye [Comment] for turning locomotives [UK Term]

Output: Triangle


Input: [Normal Shortcut] ALT+TAB [RDP Shortcut] ALT+PAGE UP [Description]

Output: Switches between programs from left to right.

Remote Desktop Shortcuts | Standalone Sysadmin


Input: [Normal Shortcut] ALT+SHIFT+TAB [RDP Shortcut] ALT+PAGE DOWN [Description]

Output: Switches between programs from right to left.

Remote Desktop Shortcuts | Standalone Sysadmin


Input: [Normal Shortcut] ALT+ESC [RDP Shortcut] ALT+INSERT [Description]

Output: Cycles through the programs in the order they were started.

Remote Desktop Shortcuts | Standalone Sysadmin


Input: [Normal Shortcut] CTRL+ESC [RDP Shortcut] ALT+HOME [Description]

Output: Displays the Start menu.

Remote Desktop Shortcuts | Standalone Sysadmin


Input: [Normal Shortcut] CTRL+ALT+DEL [RDP Shortcut] CTRL+ALT+END [Description]

Output: Displays the Task Manager or Windows Security dialog box

Remote Desktop Shortcuts | Standalone Sysadmin


Input: [Normal Shortcut] ALT+PRINT SCREEN [RDP Shortcut] CTRL+ALT+PLUS (+) symbol on the numeric keypad [Description]

Output: Places a snapshot of the entire Remote Desktop session window on the clipboard.

Remote Desktop Shortcuts | Standalone Sysadmin


Input: [Normal Shortcut] CTRL+PRINT SCREEN [RDP Shortcut] CTRL+ALT+MINUS (-) Symbol on the numeric keypad [Description]

Output: Places a snapshot of the active window in the remote session on the clipboard.

Remote Desktop Shortcuts | Standalone Sysadmin


Input: [What you type] ==New section== ===Subsection=== ====Sub-subsection==== [What it looks like]

Output: Start your sections as follows: New section Subsection Sub-subsection Start with a second-level heading (==); don't use first-level headings (=). Don't skip levels (for example, second-level followed by fourth-level). A Table of Contents will automatically be added to an article that has four or more sections. Add __NOTOC__ at the top of the edit page to get rid of the table of contents on that page. Add __TOC__ anywhere in the page to move the table of contents to that part of the page.

Help:The Wiki Style - Inheriwiki - Inheritance, Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr


Input: [What you type] A single [[newline]] generally has no effect on the layout. These can be used to separate sentences within a paragraph. But an empty line starts a new paragraph. [What it looks like]

Output: A single newline generally has no effect on the layout. These can be used to separate sentences within a paragraph. But an empty line starts a new paragraph. When used in a list, a newline does affect the layout (see below).

Help:The Wiki Style - Inheriwiki - Inheritance, Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr


Input: [What you type] * It's easy to create a list: ** Start every line with a star. *** More stars means deeper levels. **** A newline in a list marks the end of a list item. * An empty line starts a new list. [What it looks like]

Output: It's easy to create a list: Start every line with a star (asterisk). More stars means deeper levels. A newline in a list marks the end of a list item. An empty line starts a new list.

Help:The Wiki Style - Inheriwiki - Inheritance, Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr


Input: [What you type] # Numbered lists are also good ## very organized ## easy to follow ### easier still [What it looks like]

Output: Numbered lists are also good very organized easy to follow easier still

Help:The Wiki Style - Inheriwiki - Inheritance, Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr


Input: [What you type] The '''blockquote''' command will indent both margins when needed instead of the left margin only as the colon does. [What it looks like]

Output: When there is a need for separating a block of text the blockquote command will indent both margins when needed instead of the left margin only as the colon does. This is useful for (as the name says) inserting blocks of quoted (and cited) text.

Help:The Wiki Style - Inheriwiki - Inheritance, Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr


Input: [What you type] Centered text. [What it looks like]

Output: Centered text. Please note the American spelling of "center".

Help:The Wiki Style - Inheriwiki - Inheritance, Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr


Input: [NHL Type] B-Cell Aggressive (not Mantle) [Presenting Stage] Not in CR post 1st Line [Treatment Intent] Salvage [Autologous HSCT] Medically Necessary [RIC] Medically Necessary [Tandem Transplant] Investigational [Allogeneic HSCT]

Output: Medically Necessary

Hematopoietic Stem-Cell Transplantation for Non-Hodgkin Lymphomas


Input: [Presenting Stage] Chemo-sensitive 1st or later relapse [Treatment Intent] Consolidate (CR) [Autologous HSCT] Medically Necessary [RIC] Medically Necessary [Tandem Transplant] Investigational [Allogeneic HSCT]

Output: Medically Necessary

Hematopoietic Stem-Cell Transplantation for Non-Hodgkin Lymphomas


Input: [NHL Type] High or High-Intermediate IPI [Presenting Stage] CR [Treatment Intent] Consolidate [Autologous HSCT] Medically Necessary [RIC] Medically Necessary [Tandem Transplant] Investigational [Allogeneic HSCT]

Output: Medically Necessary

Hematopoietic Stem-Cell Transplantation for Non-Hodgkin Lymphomas


Input: [NHL Type] Mantle Cell [Presenting Stage] 1st Remission [Treatment Intent] Consolidate [Autologous HSCT] Medically Necessary [RIC] Investigational [Tandem Transplant] Investigational [Allogeneic HSCT]

Output: Investigational

Hematopoietic Stem-Cell Transplantation for Non-Hodgkin Lymphomas


Input: [Presenting Stage] Not in CR post 1st Line [Treatment Intent] Salvage [Autologous HSCT] Investigational [RIC] Medically Necessary [Tandem Transplant] Investigational [Allogeneic HSCT]

Output: Medically Necessary

Hematopoietic Stem-Cell Transplantation for Non-Hodgkin Lymphomas


Input: [NHL Type] Indolent [Presenting Stage] CR [Treatment Intent] Consolidate [Autologous HSCT] Investigational [RIC] Investigational [Tandem Transplant] Investigational [Allogeneic HSCT]

Output: Investigational

Hematopoietic Stem-Cell Transplantation for Non-Hodgkin Lymphomas


Input: [Presenting Stage] Not in CR post 1st Line Chemo [Treatment Intent] Salvage [Autologous HSCT] Medically Necessary [RIC] Medically Necessary [Tandem Transplant] Investigational [Allogeneic HSCT]

Output: Medically Necessary

Hematopoietic Stem-Cell Transplantation for Non-Hodgkin Lymphomas


Input: [NHL Type] Mature T-Cell or NK Cell High Risk [Presenting Stage] 1st CR [Treatment Intent] Consolidate [Autologous HSCT] Medically Necessary [RIC] Investigational [Tandem Transplant] Investigational [Allogeneic HSCT]

Output: Investigational

Hematopoietic Stem-Cell Transplantation for Non-Hodgkin Lymphomas


Input: [Presenting Stage] Not CR post Chemo [Treatment Intent] Salvage [Autologous HSCT] Medically Necessary [RIC] Medically Necessary [Tandem Transplant] Investigational [Allogeneic HSCT]

Output: Medically Necessary

Hematopoietic Stem-Cell Transplantation for Non-Hodgkin Lymphomas


Input: [NHL Type] Mature T-Cell or NK Cell Not High Risk [Presenting Stage] 1st CR [Treatment Intent] Consolidate [Autologous HSCT] Investigational [RIC] Investigational [Tandem Transplant] Investigational [Allogeneic HSCT]

Output: Investigational

Hematopoietic Stem-Cell Transplantation for Non-Hodgkin Lymphomas


Input: [NHL Type] All NHL Low or Low-Intermediate IPI [Presenting Stage] 1st CR [Treatment Intent] Consolidate [Autologous HSCT] Investigational [RIC] Investigational [Tandem Transplant] Investigational [Allogeneic HSCT]

Output: Investigational

Hematopoietic Stem-Cell Transplantation for Non-Hodgkin Lymphomas


Input: [0] Botting [Description]

Output: Term used for attacking large numbers of bots to gain experience.


Input: [0] cent [Description]

Output: Shortened name for Centaur ships.


Input: [0] Crackbotting [Description]

Output: The practice of luring bots into "cracks" or other places in the VO universe where the bots are unable to maneuver, enabling you to kill them relatively easily.


Input: [0] Credit [Description]

Output: The basic unit of currency in Vendetta Online.


Input: [0] dent [Description]

Output: Shortened name for Trident ships.


Input: [0] Exploit [Description]

Output: The purposeful use of a broken game element or bug, for gain. (forbidden)


Input: [0] Faction Hit [Description]

Output: This occurs when a pilot suffers a (sudden) loss of faction level (not necessarily a significant amount).


Input: [0] Griefing [Description]

Output: Deliberately making the game unpleasant for others. Largely subjective.


Input: [0] Ice, yo! [Description]

Output: One of those shiny ice asteroids. With the old, smaller, denser sectors people used to absent mindedly smash themselves on these things all the time. The ice asteroids gave more collision damage due to a quirk with their shape. Rabid Panda suggested to the devs that ships give a collision warning for ice roids, hence the term.


Input: [0] Issue [Description]

Output: To die in a collision, as with a roid, station, bot or other player, or with the /explode command. The term comes from the game's message for this type of death, "player is having issues."


Input: [0] Jump [Description]

Output: The act of going from one sector to another via every ship's intrasystem jump drive. A player must be at least 3000m from any large object to initiate a jump.


Input: [0] log [Description]

Output: The act of logging out of VO.


Input: [0] lua [Description]

Output: Lua is a scripting language, used to program the bots.


Input: [0] moth [Description]

Output: Shortened name for Behemoth ships.


Input: [0] NPC [Description]

Output: Non-Player Character. Otherwise known as "bots."


Input: [0] Pie rat [Description]

Output: Another term for pirate


Input: [0] Queening [Description]

Output: The process of going to hunt for Hive Queens


Input: [0] rev [Description]

Output: Shortened name for Revenant ships.


Input: [0] Roid [Description]

Output: The short name for an asteroid. Commonly found in nearly every sector. They will kill you if you run into them at high speeds. Roids will not explode if you shoot at them; they just sit there, acting as obstacles to the unobservant trader or fighter. Minerals can be mined from roids using mining beams.


Input: [0] Roid Warping [Description]

Output: Warping into a system and promptly smashing into an asteroid.


Input: [0] Sectors [Description]

Output: The squares on the 16 by 16 grid. You can freely travel to any sector in a system, except for the sectors located in and around stars. We're not sure about those sectors yet, but we will figure out soon enough if we can use them eventually.


Input: [0] Space Quake [Description]

Output: How VO is referred to at times due to its FPS style of movement and combat. Not all people agree with this description. (This name was much more accurate before the new navigation system came to be.)


Input: [0] Station Mining [Description]

Output: The act of dropping mines near stations, killing other players. This is no longer a good idea because the defense bots will destroy the mines, and if someone gets hurt the defense bots will be hostile and you will be labeled KOS.


Input: [0] Suicide Bots [Description]

Output: Term for Aerna Seekers whose primary mode of attack is to self destruct near the target.


Input: [0] System [Description]

Output: One of 30 named areas, each containing a 16 by 16 grid of sectors. The systems can be viewed by hitting "n" (or whatever is bound to the nav map) and pressing "Zoom to Universe."


Input: [0] Warp [Description]

Output: The act of going from one System to another through a wormhole.


Input: [0] Widgets [Description]

Output: The cargo available for sale in stations.


Input: [Default value] document.title [Description] Title of the item to be shared or saved. Will use the current page title (to accomodate AJAX sites) unless a value is explicitly set. [Property name]

Output: linkname


Input: [Default value] location.href [Description] URL of the item to be shared or saved. Will use the current URL (including the current hash to accomodate AJAX sites) unless a value is explicitly set. [Property name]

Output: linkurl


Input: [Default value] false [Description] If true, have the mini menu appear when the user clicks the button instead of when the user hovers over the button. [Property name]

Output: onclick


Input: [Default value] 0 [Description] Hover/mouseover delay (in milliseconds) until showing the drop-down menu. A value between 50 and 500 is recommended if set. [Property name]

Output: delay


Input: [Default value] false [Description] Accepts an array to remove specific services from the universal menus. See how to remove services from AddToAny. [Property name]

Output: exclude_services


Input: [Default value] false [Description] If true, show the title of the item to be shared/save within the mini menu (from linkname). [Property name]

Output: show_title


Input: [Default value] 10 [Description] Number of services to be displayed by default within the drop-down universal menu. [Property name]

Output: num_services


Input: [Default value] User's preferred services [Description] Specify the services you want to prioritize, ordered from highest priority to lowest priority. This is an array, so you can add as many services as you desire. See how to force services to appear first in the menu. Note that the smart menu's personalization will give a user's preferred services highest priority. [Property name]

Output: prioritize


Input: [Default value] N/A [Description] Add custom service(s) to the menu. This is an array, so you can add as many services as you desire. The icon URL is optional. See how to add custom services. [Property name]

Output: custom_services


Input: [Default value] Automatic [Description] Specify the vertical orientation of the menu. Accepts down or up. [Property name]

Output: orientation


Input: [Default value] N/A [Description] If "mail", the e-mail menu is displayed. Accepts "mail" only. [Property name]

Output: menu_type


Input: [Default value] N/A [Description] Allows you to display the mini menu using static, absolute, fixed, or relative positioning, without needing a button. See the static share menu example for details. [Property name]

Output: show_menu


Input: [Default value] N/A [Description] Customize the message sent to certain services, such as Twitter and email. See how to change the Twitter message and how to create a template for email services.. [Property name]

Output: templates


Input: [Default value] N/A [Description] Listen for and act on AddToAny events using custom functions. The value is an array of one or more objects that contain ready and/or share properties whose values are a function reference to your custom function(s). A custom function for the share event should have a single argument, which will return an object with 4 properties: node, service, title and url. See how to track and handle events. [Property name]

Output: callbacks


Input: [Default value] false [Description] Shorten the URL or attach parameters to your shared link to get analytics on clickthrus. This will only modify shared links for services where shared link tracking is appropriate (i.e. Twitter, not Delicious). See how to enable tracking of shared links. [Property name]

Output: track_links


Input: [Default value] N/A [Description] Used with the track_links property only, this accepts your URL shortener API key or a custom URL to use for shared links. See how to enable tracking of shared links. [Property name]

Output: track_links_key


Input: [Default value] Last uninitiated element with a class-name of a2a_dd [Description] Target specific DOM node(s) to initiate an AddToAny menu on. Accepts a string containing a CSS selector for an ID (like "#share-button") or class-name (like ".share-buttons"), or an actual DOM node reference (like document.getElementById('share-button')). If target is set, the targeted element(s) should not have an initial class-name of a2a_dd, otherwise AddToAny will initialize the target(s) prematurely. [Property name]

Output: target


Input: [Default value] Auto-localization [Description] Customize the language of the menu. See how to translate AddToAny yourself or how to submit default translations for AddToAny. [Property name]

Output: localize


Input: [Default value] en-US [Description] Force the language of the menu and turn off auto-localization. Accepts a language code such as "fr" or "fr-CA" (ISO 639-1), or "custom" if you're providing your own AddToAny translation. [Property name]

Output: locale


Input: [Default value] false (since June 2010) [Description] Hide intersecting objects (like Flash) when the menu is displayed. [Property name]

Output: hide_embeds


Input: [Default value] false [Description] Disable 3rd party cookies. Setting to true may affect stats and limit some functionality. [Property name]

Output: no_3p


Input: [0] Monday [1] chicken nuggets potato rounds green beans applesauce white or chocolate milk [2] chicken nuggets potato rounds green beans applesauce white or chocolate milk [3] popcorn chicken or chicken nuggets potato rounds green beans applesauce white or chocolate milk [4] chicken nuggets potato rounds green beans applesauce white or chocolate milk [5] chicken nuggets or hamburger on a bun baked beans green beans applesauce white or chocolate milk [7] chicken nuggets or hamburger on a bun potato rounds green beans applesauce white or chocolate milk [6]

Output: chicken nuggets or hamburger on a bun baked beans green beans applesauce white or chocolate milk

Parents/Students - Lunch Program & Menus


Input: [0] Tuesday [1] teriyaki dunkers or teriyaki chicken noodles broccoli pineapple white or chocolate milk [2] chalupa or bean and cheese burrito refried beans broccoli pineapple white or chocolate milk [3] sweet & sour chicken or teriyaki chicken noodles broccoli pineapple White or chocolate milk [4] taco snack or beef enchiladas refried beans broccoli pineapple White or chocolate milk [5] teriyaki dunkers or teriyaki chicken noodles broccoli pineapple white or chocolate milk [7] chalupa or bean and cheese burrito refried beans broccoli pineapple white or chocolate milk [6]

Output: teriyaki dunkers or teriyaki chicken brown rice broccoli pineapple white or chocolate milk

Parents/Students - Lunch Program & Menus


Input: [0] Wednesday [1] pizza or grilled cheese sandwich cauliflower salad w/ dressing peaches white or chocolate milk [2] pizza or grilled cheese sandwich cauliflower salad w/ dressing peaches white or chocolate milk [3] pizza or grilled cheese sandwich cauliflower salad w/ dressing peaches white or chocolate milk [4] pizza or grilled cheese sandwich cauliflower salad w/ dressing peaches white or chocolate milk [5] pizza or grilled cheese sandwich cauliflower salad w/ dressing peaches white or chocolate milk [7] pizza or grilled cheese sandwich cauliflower salad w/ dressing peaches white or chocolate milk [6]

Output: pizza or grilled cheese sandwich cauliflower salad w/ dressing peaches white or chocolate milk

Parents/Students - Lunch Program & Menus


Input: [0] Thursday [1] chalupa or bean and cheese burrito spanish brown rice refried beans pineapple White or chocolate milk [2] spaghetti w/meat sauce bread stick salad/dressing pears white or chocolate milk [3] beef soft taco or chicken quesadilla spanish brown rice refried beans pears white or chocolate milk [4] meatloaf mashed potatoes cornbread stick pears White or chocolate milk [5] taco snack or chicken quesadillas spanish brown rice refried beans pears white or chocolate milk [7] frito chili pie with breadstick celery sticks pears White or chocolate milk [6]

Output: turkey gravy mashed potatoes peas dinner roll pears white or chocolate milk

Parents/Students - Lunch Program & Menus


Input: [0] Friday [1] corndog or tuna chips carrots fresh fruit white or chocolate milk [2] corndog or tuna chips carrots fresh fruit white or chocolate milk [3] corndog or tuna chips carrots fresh fruit white or chocolate milk [4] corndog or tuna chips carrots fresh fruit white or chocolate milk [5] corndog or tuna chips carrots fresh fruit white or chocolate milk [7] corndog or tuna chips carrots fresh fruit white or chocolate milk [6]

Output: corndog or tuna chips carrots fresh fruit white or chocolate milk

Parents/Students - Lunch Program & Menus


Input: [0] Week Of [1] 8/26/2013 9/30/2013 11/4/2013 1/6/2014 3/3/2014 5/5/2014 6/2/2014 [2] 9/2/2013 11/11/2013 12/9/2013 1/13/2014 2/10/2014 4/14/2014 [3] 9/9/2013 10/14/2013 1/20/2014 2/3/2014 3/10/2014 4/21/2014 [4] 9/16/2013 10/21/2013 11/25/2013 3/17/2014 4/28/2014 5/12/2014 [5] 9/23/2013 10/28/2013 12/2/2013 2/24/2014 5/19/2014 [7] 10/7/2013 1/27/2014 2/17/2014 4/7/2014 5/26/2014 [6]

Output: 11/18/2013 12/16/2013 3/24/2014

Parents/Students - Lunch Program & Menus


Input: [Word] acronym [Example] radar from radio detection and ranging, pronounced ray-dar [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: An abbreviation formed from the first letters of a series of words and pronounced as one word:


Input: [Word] recursive acronym [Example] The classic examples were two MIT editors called EINE ("EINE Is Not Emacs") and ZWEI ("ZWEI Was EINE Initially"). [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: A hackish (and especially MIT) tradition is to choose acronyms and abbreviations that refer humorously to themselves or to other acronyms or abbreviations.


Input: [Word] allonym [Meaning]

Output: an assumed name; the name of another person, especially that of a significant historical figure, assumed by somebody, especially a writer


Input: [Word] ananym [Example] Rellim is a ananym of Miller [Meaning]

Output: name written backwards


Input: [Word] anonym [Meaning]

Output: another word for pseudonym


Input: [Word] antenym [Meaning]


Input: [Word] antonym [Example] cold <> warm [Meaning]

Output: a word of opposite meaning


Input: [Word] direct antonym [Example] e.g., `wet' and `dry') [Meaning]

Output: antonyms that are commonly associated


Input: [Word] anatonym [Example] "to toe the line" "to face the music". "to eye the target" [Meaning]

Output: An anatonym refers to a part of the body that is used as a verb


Input: [Word] antagonym [Example] "bad" for "good" [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: a single word that has meanings that contradict each other


Input: [Word] anthroponym [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: a personal name


Input: [Word] aptronym [Example] e.g. Miss Sue Lawyer, the attorney [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: A name that matches its owner's occupation or character, often in a humorous or ironic way


Input: [Word] aristonym [Example] e.g. Thomas Harold Andre Le Duc [Meaning]

Output: A surname used as, or derived from, a formal title of nobility


Input: [Word] autonym [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: 1. A person's own name. 2. A book published under the real name of the author.


Input: [Word] backronym or bacronym [Example] e.g. BASIC, mung [More information] click here (1) click here (2) [Meaning]

Output: A word interpreted as an acronym that was not originally so intended. This is a special case of what linguists call `back formation'


Input: [Word] caconym [Meaning]

Output: wrongly derived name


Input: [Word] capitonym [Example] reading (pronounced "reed-ing") <> Reading ( a city in Pennsylvania which is pronounced "red-ing) [Meaning]

Output: a word that changes pronunciation and meaning when it is capitalized


Input: [Word] charactonym [Example] e.g. "scrooge" for a miserly person, "sherlock holmes" for a detective [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: the name of a literary character that is especially suited to his or her personality.


Input: [Word] cohyponym [Meaning]

Output: word which is one of multiple hyponyms of another word


Input: [Word] contronym [Example] overlook [Meaning]

Output: a word which is its own opposite


Input: [Word] cryptonym [Meaning]

Output: a secret name


Input: [Word] demonym [Example] Cypriot is a person from Cyprus Hoyas is a nickname for students from Georgetown University in Washington, DC. [More information] click here for country demonyms article: Mysterious Monikers book: Labels for Locals book: What's in a Name state names names for USA citizens [Meaning]

Output: Place name-based label that describes a resident of a particular city, territory, or country.


Input: [Word] dionym [Meaning]

Output: name containing two parts or terms


Input: [Word] eponym [Example] cardigan (sweater) for Lord Cardigan [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: a person from whose name a word is derived


Input: [Word] ethonym [Example] e.g. Albanians [Meaning]

Output: The name of a people or ethnic group.


Input: [Word] euonym [Meaning]

Output: a good name or a name well suited to the person, place, or thing named


Input: [Word] euphonym [Meaning]

Output: a euphonious synonym


Input: [Word] exonym [Example] England in French is angleterre [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: foreigner's version of placename


Input: [Word] heteronym (hertograph) [Example] minute (60 seconds) <> minute (very small); (1) bow (front of a ship) <> (2) bow (to bend at waist) <> (3) bow (used with an arrow) [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: A word that is spelt the same as another, but has a different meaning and often pronunciation. A heteronym that is spelt the same as another word and has a different pronunciation is a heterophone. (e.g. (2) and (3))


Input: [Word] holonym [Example] a coat is a holonym of a sleeve [More information] opposite is meronym [Meaning]

Output: a concept that has another concept as a part


Input: [Word] hiernym [Example] e.g. St. John [Meaning]

Output: A surname based on a sacred name


Input: [Word] homonym [Example] (1) calf (young bovine animal) <> calf (lower leg) (2) course <> coarse (3) lead (the verb) and lead (the metal) (3) bow (front of a ship) <> bow (to bend at waist) more examples [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: One of two or more words that are identical in sound or spelling but different in meaning. There are three kinds: (1) those that look alike and sound alike but have different meanings (since they have different etymologies) (2) those that sound alike but do not look a like ("homphones") (3) those that look alike but do not sound alike ("homograph") (3)


Input: [Word] hydronym [Example] e.g. Lake Champlain [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: A name for a river, lake, etc.


Input: [Word] hypernym [Example] a dog is a hypernym of beagle, terrier [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: 'a word of general meaning applicable to more specific, related words; a superordinate


Input: [Word] hyponym [Example] scarlet is a hyponym of red [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: a word of more specific meaning than, and therefore implying or able to be replaced by, another more general or superordinate term


Input: [Word] isonym [Meaning]

Output: word having the same derivation as another


Input: [Word] malonym [Example] Look before you leak" might have been the motto of the Titanic's captain. [More information] 1) click here 2) click here [Meaning]

Output: 1) a metaphor, cliche, or popular expression mangled by the use of an incorrect word 2) ill-considered offerings by a spell checker


Input: [Word] meronym [Example] a sleeve is a meronym of a coat [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: one word denotes a part of another


Input: [Word] metonym [Example] "the press" referring to journalists [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: a figure of speech consisting of the use of the name of one thing for that of another of which it is an attribute or with which it is associated


Input: [Word] oronym [Example] Mount Mansfield [Meaning]

Output: name of a mountain


Input: [Word] paranym [Meaning]

Output: a word whose meaning is altered to conceal evasion


Input: [Word] paronym [Example] chaise long <> chaise lounge beautiful and beauteous [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: 1) a word formed from a word in another language 2) a word having the same stem as another


Input: [Word] patronym [Example] e.g. Benson (son of Ben) [More information] Here are a few more patronyms from other languages and cultures: Arabic bin (bin Laden, son of Laden), bint (Bint Ahmed, daughter of Ahmed) Hebrew ben (Ben-Gurion, son of Gurion; Ben-Hur, son of Hur) Hindi -putra/put (Brahmaputra, son of Brahma; Rajput, son of king) Irish and Scottish Mac/Mc- (McDonald, son of Donald) Irish O (O'Brien, grandson/descendant of Brien) Norman Fitz- (Fitzgerald, son of Gerald) Russian -ich/-vich, as a middle name (Anton Pavlovich Chekhov, son of Pavlov). Spanish -ez (Fernandez, son of Fernando; Gonzalez son of Gonzalo) Welsh ap or p (Pritchard from ap Richard, son of Richard). [Meaning]

Output: A name derived from the name of father or an ancestor;A surname or family name.


Input: [Word] phytonym [Example] e.g. rosebush [Meaning]

Output: the name of a plant


Input: [Word] poecilonym [Meaning]

Output: a synonym


Input: [Word] polyonym [Meaning]

Output: a name consisting of several words


Input: [Word] pseudonym [Example] Mark Twain <> Samuel Clements [Meaning]

Output: a fictitious name, pen name, nom de plume


Input: [Word] digital pseudonym [Meaning]

Output: A pseudonym an individual can use to set up an online account with an organization without revealing personal information


Input: [Word] retronym (1) [Example] "whole milk" instead of "milk" since there is now "skim milk, 2% milk [More information] click here (1) click here (2) click here (3) [Meaning]

Output: new words for old things; adjective-noun pairing formed by a change in the meaning of the noun, usually due to technology.


Input: [Word] retronym (2) [Example] boy <> yob [Meaning]

Output: reversing the spelling of a word to create a new word


Input: [Word] synonym [Example] cold <> frigid [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: one of two or more words or expressions of the same language that have the same or nearly the same meaning in some or all senses


Input: [Word] tautonym [Example] 1) e.g. tutu; tom-tom, pompom [Meaning]

Output: 1) a word that has two identical parts; 2) a taxonomic binomial in which the generic name and specific epithet are alike


Input: [Word] teknonym [Example] e.g. 'mother of so-and-so [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: naming oneself after one's offspring


Input: [Word] toponym [Example] "champagne" (the wine) from Champagne, France [More information] click here [Meaning]

Output: a place name;words derived from place names.


Input: [Word] trionym [Meaning]

Output: name consisting of three words


Input: [Blood Alcohol Concentration] 0.01 — 0.06 Relaxation Sense of Well-being Loss of Inhibition Lowered Alertness Joyous

Output: Thought Judgment Coordination Concentration

Students and Alcohol: B.A.C. | Health Center | University of Portland


Input: [Blood Alcohol Concentration] 0.06 — 0.10 Blunted Feelings Disinhibition Extroversion Impaired Sexual Pleasure

Output: Reflexes Impaired Reasoning Depth Perception Distance Acuity Peripheral Vision Glare Recovery

Students and Alcohol: B.A.C. | Health Center | University of Portland


Input: [Blood Alcohol Concentration] 0.11 — 0.20 Over-Expression Emotional Swings Angry or Sad Boisterous

Output: Reaction Time Gross Motor Control Staggering Slurred Speech

Students and Alcohol: B.A.C. | Health Center | University of Portland


Input: [Blood Alcohol Concentration] 0.21 — 0.29 Stupor Lose Understanding Impaired Sensations

Output: Severe Motor Impairment Loss of Consciousness Memory Blackout

Students and Alcohol: B.A.C. | Health Center | University of Portland


Input: [Blood Alcohol Concentration] 0.30 — 0.39 Severe Depression Unconsciousness Death Possible

Output: Bladder Function Breathing Heart Rate

Students and Alcohol: B.A.C. | Health Center | University of Portland


Input: [Blood Alcohol Concentration] >= 0.40 Unconsciousness Death

Output: Breathing Heart Rate

Students and Alcohol: B.A.C. | Health Center | University of Portland


Input: [0] B [Trophy Title] Transmission [Hidden] No [Description]

Output: Enter the body

Microbot - PS3 Game & Trophy Info - Battletracker.com


Input: [0] B [Trophy Title] Diving Deeper [Hidden] No [Description]

Output: Complete the 1st of 5 worlds

Microbot - PS3 Game & Trophy Info - Battletracker.com


Input: [0] B [Trophy Title] Loco Motion [Hidden] No [Description]

Output: Beat a level using only movement parts

Microbot - PS3 Game & Trophy Info - Battletracker.com


Input: [0] B [Trophy Title] Cold Blooded [Hidden] No [Description]

Output: Kill 25 nanite enemies that emerge when you kill larger organisms

Microbot - PS3 Game & Trophy Info - Battletracker.com


Input: [0] S [Trophy Title] Fully Buffed [Hidden] No [Description]

Output: Equip a bot with only max level parts

Microbot - PS3 Game & Trophy Info - Battletracker.com


Input: [0] S [Trophy Title] Amoxicillin [Hidden] No [Description]

Output: Kill 1000 Bacteria

Microbot - PS3 Game & Trophy Info - Battletracker.com


Input: [0] S [Trophy Title] Fullerene [Hidden] No [Description]

Output: Collect all 20 Bucky Balls

Microbot - PS3 Game & Trophy Info - Battletracker.com


Input: [0] S [Trophy Title] Up and Atom [Hidden] No [Description]

Output: Amass 50,000 Atoms

Microbot - PS3 Game & Trophy Info - Battletracker.com


Input: [0] S [Trophy Title] Micromania [Hidden] No [Description]

Output: Collect ‘em all - parts, that is

Microbot - PS3 Game & Trophy Info - Battletracker.com


Input: [0] S [Trophy Title] Survivor [Hidden] No [Description]

Output: Beat 3 rounds in Challenge Mode

Microbot - PS3 Game & Trophy Info - Battletracker.com


Input: [0] S [Trophy Title] Team Player [Hidden] No [Description]

Output: Kill 25 enemies while using the Coop Link Gun

Microbot - PS3 Game & Trophy Info - Battletracker.com


Input: [Subject] Case Management: Torts [Required or Elective] Elective [ASP Bar Elective Course]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject] Civil Discovery [Required or Elective] Elective [ASP Bar Elective Course]

Output: No

Bar Courses - Loyola Law School, Los Angeles


Input: [Subject] Conflict of Laws [Required or Elective] Elective [ASP Bar Elective Course]

Output: Yes

Bar Courses - Loyola Law School, Los Angeles


Input: [Subject] Fundamentals of Bar Examination Writing* [Required or Elective] Elective [ASP Bar Elective Course]

Output: No

Bar Courses - Loyola Law School, Los Angeles


Input: [Subject] Appellate Advocacy [Required or Elective] Elective [ASP Bar Elective Course]

Output: No

Bar Courses - Loyola Law School, Los Angeles


Input: [Subject] Legal Drafting [Required or Elective] Elective [ASP Bar Elective Course]

Output: No

Bar Courses - Loyola Law School, Los Angeles


Input: [Subject] Legal Research and Writing [Required or Elective] Required [ASP Bar Elective Course]

Output: No

Bar Courses - Loyola Law School, Los Angeles


Input: [Subject] Property II: Estates and Future Interests [Required or Elective] Elective [ASP Bar Elective Course]

Output: Yes

Bar Courses - Loyola Law School, Los Angeles


Input: [Subject] Trial Advocacy [Required or Elective] Elective [ASP Bar Elective Course]

Output: No

Bar Courses - Loyola Law School, Los Angeles


Input: [Type] string [Description] the prefix to the IDs of the actions. [Defined By] CWidget [Property]

Output: actionPrefix

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] a javascript function that will be invoked after a successful AJAX response is received. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: afterAjaxUpdate

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the type ('GET' or 'POST') of the AJAX requests. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: ajaxType

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] mixed [Description] the ID of the container whose content may be updated with an AJAX response. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: ajaxUpdate

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] a javascript function that will be invoked if an AJAX update error occurs. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: ajaxUpdateError

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] mixed [Description] the URL for the AJAX requests should be sent to. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: ajaxUrl

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the name of the GET variable that indicates the request is an AJAX request triggered by this widget. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: ajaxVar

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the base script URL for all grid view resources (eg javascript, CSS file, images). [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: baseScriptUrl

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] a javascript function that will be invoked before an AJAX update occurs. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: beforeAjaxUpdate

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the text to be displayed in an empty grid cell. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: blankDisplay

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] array [Description] grid column configuration. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: columns

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] CController [Description] Returns the controller that this widget belongs to. [Defined By] CWidget [Property]

Output: controller

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the URL of the CSS file used by this grid view. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: cssFile

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] IDataProvider [Description] the data provider for the view. [Defined By] CBaseListView [Property]

Output: dataProvider

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the CSS class name for the container of the emptyText property. [Defined By] CBaseListView [Property]

Output: emptyCssClass

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the HTML tag name for the container of the emptyText property. [Defined By] CBaseListView [Property]

Output: emptyTagName

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the message to be displayed when dataProvider does not have any data. [Defined By] CBaseListView [Property]

Output: emptyText

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] boolean [Description] whether to leverage the {@link https://developer. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: enableHistory

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] boolean [Description] whether to enable pagination. [Defined By] CBaseListView [Property]

Output: enablePagination

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] boolean [Description] whether to enable sorting. [Defined By] CBaseListView [Property]

Output: enableSorting

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] CModel [Description] the model instance that keeps the user-entered filter data. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: filter

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the CSS class name for the table row element containing all filter input fields. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: filterCssClass

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] whether the filters should be displayed in the grid view. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: filterPosition

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the jQuery selector of filter input fields. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: filterSelector

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] CFormatter [Description] the formatter instance. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: formatter

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] boolean [Description] whether the table should render a footer. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: hasFooter

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] boolean [Description] whether to hide the header cells of the grid. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: hideHeader

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] array [Description] the HTML options for the view container tag. [Defined By] CBaseListView [Property]

Output: htmlOptions

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] Returns the ID of the widget or generates a new one if requested. [Defined By] CWidget [Property]

Output: id

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the CSS class name for the container of all data item display. [Defined By] CBaseListView [Property]

Output: itemsCssClass

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the CSS class name that will be assigned to the widget container element when the widget is updating its content via AJAX. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: loadingCssClass

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the text to be displayed in a data cell when a data value is null. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: nullDisplay

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] CBaseController [Description] Returns the owner/creator of this widget. [Defined By] CWidget [Property]

Output: owner

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] array|string [Description] the configuration for the pager. [Defined By] CBaseListView [Property]

Output: pager

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the CSS class name for the pager container. [Defined By] CBaseListView [Property]

Output: pagerCssClass

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] array [Description] the CSS class names for the table body rows. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: rowCssClass

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] a PHP expression that is evaluated for every table body row and whose result is used as the CSS class name for the row. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: rowCssClassExpression

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] a PHP expression that is evaluated for every table body row and whose result is used as additional HTML attributes for the row. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: rowHtmlOptionsExpression

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] integer [Description] the number of table body rows that can be selected. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: selectableRows

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] a javascript function that will be invoked after the row selection is changed. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: selectionChanged

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] boolean [Description] whether to display the table even when there is no data. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: showTableOnEmpty

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] mixed [Description] the name of the skin to be used by this widget. [Defined By] CWidget [Property]

Output: skin

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the CSS class name for the summary text container. [Defined By] CBaseListView [Property]

Output: summaryCssClass

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the HTML tag name for the container of the summaryText property. [Defined By] CBaseListView [Property]

Output: summaryTagName

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the summary text template for the view. [Defined By] CBaseListView [Property]

Output: summaryText

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the tag name for the view container. [Defined By] CBaseListView [Property]

Output: tagName

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the template to be used to control the layout of various sections in the view. [Defined By] CBaseListView [Property]

Output: template

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] the jQuery selector of the HTML elements that may trigger AJAX updates when they are clicked. [Defined By] CGridView [Property]

Output: updateSelector

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Type] string [Description] Returns the directory containing the view files for this widget. [Defined By] CWidget [Property]

Output: viewPath

CGridView - Unofficial Yii API Documentation


Input: [Name] application Name [Units] string [Notes] const [Description]

Output: A user-supplied string identifying the application


Input: [Name] service queue name [Units] string [Notes] const [Description]

Output: The name of the service queue this client connects to


Input: [Name] serialization method [Units] string [Notes] const [Description]

Output: either xmi or binary. This is the serialization the client will use to send CASes to the service, and also tells the service which serialization to use in sending the CASes back.


Input: [Name] cas pool size [Units] count [Notes] const [Description]

Output: This client's cas pool size, limiting the number of simultaneous outstanding requests in process


Input: [Name] total number of CASes processed [Units] count [Notes] acc [Description]

Output: count of the total number of CASes sent from this client. Note: in the case where the service is a Cas Multiplier, the "child" CASes are not included in this count.


Input: [Name] total time to process [Units] milli seconds [Notes] acc [Description]

Output: total thread time spent in processing all CASes, including time in remote delegates


Input: [Name] average process time [Units] milli seconds [Notes] inst [Description]

Output: total number of CASes processed / total time to process


Input: [Name] max process time [Units] milli seconds [Notes] inst [Description]

Output: maximum thread time spent in processing a CAS, including time in remote delegates


Input: [Name] total serialization time [Units] milli seconds [Notes] acc [Description]

Output: total thread time spent in serializing, both to delegates (and recursively, to their delegates) and replies back to senders


Input: [Name] average serialization time [Units] milli seconds [Notes] inst [Description]

Output: average thread time spent in serializing a CAS, both to delegates (and recursively, to their delegates) and replies back to senders


Input: [Name] max serialization time [Units] milli seconds [Notes] inst [Description]

Output: maximum thread time spent in serializing a CAS, both to delegates (and recursively, to their delegates) and replies back to senders


Input: [Name] total deserialization time [Units] milli seconds [Notes] acc [Description]

Output: total thread time spent in deserializing, both replies from delegates and CASes from upper level components being sent to lower level ones.


Input: [Name] average deserialization time [Units] milli seconds [Notes] inst [Description]

Output: average thread time spent in deserializing, both replies from delegates and CASes from upper level components being sent to lower level ones.


Input: [Name] max deserialization time [Units] milli seconds [Notes] inst [Description]

Output: maximum thread time spent in deserializing, both replies from delegates and CASes from upper level components being sent to lower level ones.


Input: [Name] total idle time [Units] milli seconds [Notes] acc [Description]

Output: total wall clock time a top-level service thread has been idle since the thread was last used. If there is more than one service thread, this number is the sum.


Input: [Name] average idle time [Units] milli seconds [Notes] inst [Description]

Output: average wall clock time all top-level service threads have been idle since they were last used


Input: [Name] max idle time [Units] milli seconds [Notes] inst [Description]

Output: maximum wall clock time a top-level service thread has been idle since the thread was last used


Input: [Name] total time waiting for reply [Units] milli seconds [Notes] acc [Description]

Output: total wall clock time, measured from the time a CAS is sent to the top-level queue, until that CAS is returned. Any generated CASes from Cas Multipliers are not counted in this measurement.


Input: [Name] average time waiting for reply [Units] milli seconds [Notes] inst [Description]

Output: average wall clock time from the time a CAS is sent to the reply is received


Input: [Name] max time waiting for reply [Units] milli seconds [Notes] inst [Description]

Output: maximum wall clock time from the time a CAS is sent to the reply is received


Input: [Name] total response latency time [Units] milli seconds [Notes] acc [Description]

Output: total wall clock time, measured from the time a CAS is sent to the top-level queue, including the serialization and deserialization times at the client, until that CAS is returned. Any generated CASes from Cas Multipliers are not counted in this measurement.


Input: [Name] average response latency time [Units] milli seconds [Notes] inst [Description]

Output: average wall clock time, measured from the time a CAS is sent to the top-level queue, including the serialization and deserialization times at the client, until that CAS is returned.


Input: [Name] max response latency time [Units] milli seconds [Notes] inst [Description]

Output: maximum wall clock time, measured from the time a CAS is sent to the top-level queue, including the serialization and deserialization times at the client, until that CAS is returned.


Input: [Name] total time waiting for CAS [Units] milli seconds [Notes] acc [Description]

Output: total wall-clock time spent waiting for a free CAS to be available in the client's CAS pool, before sending the CAS to input queue for the top level service.


Input: [Name] average time waiting for CAS [Units] milli seconds [Notes] inst [Description]

Output: average wall-clock time spent waiting for a free CAS to be available in the client's CAS pool


Input: [Name] max time waiting for CAS [Units] milli seconds [Notes] inst [Description]

Output: maximum wall-clock time spent waiting for a free CAS to be available in the client's CAS pool


Input: [Name] total number of CASes requested [Units] count [Notes] acc [Description]

Output: total number of CASes fetched from the CAS pool


Input: [Supplier Name] Webgains [Further Details]

Output: Webgains are our affiliate marketing partner - find out more about their cookie policy here: www.webgains.com/public/privacy/webgains-cookies

Cookie Policy | Privacy Policy - CycleSurgery


Input: [Supplier Name] Google Analytics [Further Details]

Output: We work with Google to be able to view and analyse visitor information. This helps us to improve our website to make your shopping experience the best it can be. Find more information about google's privacy policy here: www.google.com/analytics/learn/privacy.html

Cookie Policy | Privacy Policy - CycleSurgery


Input: [Supplier Name] more2 [Further Details]

Output: more2 is our database and email marketing partner. more2 maintains our marketing database, sends emails on our behalf and helps us to analyse how recipients are interacting with these emails. This enables us to improve the content and make our emails more relevant to our customers.

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Input: [Supplier Name] Kenshoo [Further Details]

Output: Kenshoo is a digital marketing software company that provides us with technology solutions for search marketing. View their privacy policy here: www.kenshoo.com/Privacy_Policy

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Input: [Supplier Name] Sli systems [Further Details]

Output: Sli Systems provide the search functionality on our website. View their privacy policy here: www.sli-systems.com/about/legal

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Input: [Supplier Name] Social media sharing tools including facebook and addthis [Further Details]

Output: cyclesurgery.com carries embedded share tools to enable you to easily share information and products you like with your friends. These sites may set a cookie when you are also logged in to their service. Cycle Surgery does not control the delivery of these cookies and you should check the relevant third party website for more information about these.

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Input: [Name] Compacting Garbage Collector [Size]

Output: large


Input: [Name] Concurrent Garbage Collector [Size]

Output: medium


Input: [Name] treeUnit? [Synopsis] Create a tree unit test language for P*ST [Size]

Output: small


Input: [Name] Context-Threaded Runcore [Size]

Output: medium


Input: [Name] Polymorphic Inline Cache [Size]

Output: medium (for a small implementation)


Input: [Name] NFG [Synopsis] Add NFG string normalization form (partially completed in 2010 GSoC project) [Size]

Output: medium


Input: [Name] GObject Metamodel [Synopsis] Create an object metamodel for Parrot based on GObject [Size]

Output: medium


Input: [Name] Prototype-based Metamodel [Synopsis] Create a prototype-based object metamodel suitable for languages like JavaScript [Size]

Output: medium


Input: [Name] Green Threads [Synopsis] Implement green threads in Parrot (partially done in 2010 GSoC project) [Size]

Output: small


Input: [Name] Asynchronous IO [Synopsis] Implement asynchronous IO operations. May require threading improvements first [Size]

Output: large


Input: [Name] dbus interface [Synopsis] Implement a dbus wrapper library for Parrot [Size]

Output: medium


Input: [Name] i18n support [Synopsis] Implement an i18n translation system so that all internal system messages can be translated into other languages [Size]

Output: medium


Input: [Name] CUDA bindings [Synopsis] Implement CUDA bindings for Parrot so applications can take advantage of GPU processing power [Size]

Output: medium


Input: [Name] memcached interface [Synopsis] Create an interface to memcached on Parrot. The interface should allow storage/lookup of serialized PMCs, STRINGs, and other arbitrary data [Size]

Output: small


Input: [Name] LALR Parser Generator [Synopsis] Create an LALR parser generator (similar to YACC/Bison) that runs on Parrot and generates pure PIR/PBC parsers [Size]

Output: large


Input: [Contents] The core project for the framework [Project]

Output: JDemo


Input: [Contents] Build script for compilation and deployment [Project]

Output: JDemo_build


Input: [Contents] The Swing based demo runner application [Project]

Output: JDemo_swingrunner


Input: [Contents] The examples [Project]

Output: JDemo_examples


Input: [Contents] Thirdparty libraries required for JDemo and deployment [Project]

Output: JDemo_thirdparty


Input: [Contents] JDK 1.5 (Tiger) related classes e.g. for Annotations [Project]

Output: JDemo_tiger


Input: [Contents] Image processing code for screen capture and Ant tasks [Project]

Output: JDemo_imageprocessing


Input: [Contents] Eclipse plugin for Eclipse 3.0/3.1 (there also is a branch for the 2.1 version) [Project]

Output: JDemo_eclipse


Input: [Menu item] Home [Enable/disable] + [Short description]

Output: Brings a user to JoomlaLMS Home page

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] Courses [Enable/disable] + [Short description]

Output: Brings a user to JoomlaLMS Courses List

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] Subscriptions [Enable/disable] + [Short description]

Output: Brings a user to the Courses Subscriptions page

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] File library [Enable/disable] - [Short description]

Output: Brings a user to the Library with additional materials

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] Course home [Enable/disable] + [Short description]

Output: Brings a user to the Course Home page

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] Announcements [Enable/disable] - [Short description]

Output: Allows a user to add/edit announcements

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] Documents [Enable/disable] - [Short description]

Output: Allows a user to work with course documents, add, edit, delete them

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] Learning Paths [Enable/disable] + [Short description]

Output: Allows a user to work with the course learning modules

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] Links [Enable/disable] - [Short description]

Output: Allows a user to work with links

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] Quizzes [Enable/disable] + [Short description]

Output: Allows a user to take tests

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] DropBox [Enable/disable] - [Short description]

Output: Allows a user to work with DropBox

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] Homework [Enable/disable] - [Short description]

Output: Allows a user to do home tasks

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] Attendance [Enable/disable] - [Short description]

Output: Allows a user to set attendance

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] Chat [Enable/disable] - [Short description]

Output: Allows a user to work with chat

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] Gradebook [Enable/disable] - [Short description]

Output: Allows a user to work with grades

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] Mailbox [Enable/disable] - [Short description]

Output: Allows a user to send mails

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] User Options [Enable/disable] - [Short description]

Output: Allows a user to toggle Student/Teacher mode

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [Menu item] Help [Enable/disable] + [Short description]

Output: Online help forJoomlaLMS

JoomlaLMS End User Interface Configuration Options


Input: [TOOLS] Can CREATE NEW project-specific forum threads Can PM developers GAIN a dedicated sub-forum Can ATTEND meetings Can play ALL builds Can access Game Scripts [PERKS] VIP treatment at Track Days Receive a free copy of the released game Get an opponent named after you (and have your face mapped onto that opponent optionally) Two in-game advertising boards for your use Two custom car liveries created for you Have your logo in-game as a pre-selectable car vinyl/decal Access to exclusive car(s) Access to exclusive track(s) Discounted micro-transactions and further content [0]

Output: SENIOR MANAGER


Input: [TOOLS] Can CREATE NEW project-specific forum threads Can PM developers Can ATTEND meetings Can play BI-WEEKLY builds Can access Game Scripts [PERKS] Priority access at Track Days Receive a free copy of the released game Get an opponent named after you One in-game advertising boards for your use One custom car liveries created for you Have your logo in-game as a pre-selectable car vinyl/decal Access to exclusive car(s) Access to exclusive track(s) Discounted micro-transactions and further content [0]

Output: MANAGER


Input: [TOOLS] Can CREATE NEW project-specific forum threads Can WATCH meetings live Can play WEEKLY builds [PERKS] Can attend Track Days Receive a free copy of the released game Get an opponent named after you Access to exclusive car(s) Access to exclusive track(s) [0]

Output: SENIOR


Input: [TOOLS] Can CREATE NEW project-specific forum threads Can READ meeting minutes Can play WEEKLY builds [PERKS] Receive a free copy of the released game Get an opponent named after you Access to exclusive car(s) [0]

Output: FULL MEMBER


Input: [TOOLS] Can CREATE NEW project-specific forum threads Can READ meeting minutes Can play WEEKLY builds [PERKS] Receive a в‚¬25 discount towards the released game Get an opponent named after you Access to exclusive car(s) [0]

Output: TEAM MEMBER


Input: [TOOLS] Can REPLY to project-specific forum threads Can READ meeting minutes Can play MONTHLY builds [PERKS] Receive a в‚¬10 discount towards the released game [0]

Output: JUNIOR


Input: Select writers based on the media outlet each will be writing for [Interactive Media Trips]

Output: Invite writers conversant in social media who are likely to get along well

Newfangled Fams Inspire Media Relations Makeovers 09/27/2011


Input: Letter of assignment [Interactive Media Trips]

Output: Avoid stating requirements other than disclosure of entity sponsoring the trip

Newfangled Fams Inspire Media Relations Makeovers 09/27/2011