Input: [Project] Support for the "Heighten the Educational & Leadership Potential (HELP) of youth" project operated out of the Harriet St. extension center. The program, in partnership with Ypsi public schools, Michigan Works and EMU will engage students in academic and social enrichment activities for at-risk students to improve their academic achievement and introduce them to college. [Department]

Output: Continuing Education & Community Services

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Input: [Project] Scholarships for 36 needy students in the Phlebotomy program, which leads students directly to an employment opportunity. Because this is a non-credit program, financial aid is not available. [Department]

Output: Continuing Education

WCC Foundation: Foundation Grants: Foundation Grant Recipients


Input: [Project] Augment existing departmental fund to assist students with emergency financial needs such as purchasing books, bus tokens, uniforms or other supplies. [Department]

Output: Counseling & Career Planning

WCC Foundation: Foundation Grants: Foundation Grant Recipients


Input: [Project] Help offset expenses for WCC's Camp Compute, summer computer and technology camps for underserved middle and high school students designed to introduce young people to college and give WCC students leadership experience as "camp counselors." [Department]

Output: Curriculum & Assessment

WCC Foundation: Foundation Grants: Foundation Grant Recipients


Input: [Project] Assist with the production costs of student literary zine, "Blood Orange." [Department]

Output: English

WCC Foundation: Foundation Grants: Foundation Grant Recipients


Input: [Project] Purchase 160 tickets to 4 different UMS performances (40 per performance). [Department]

Output: English

WCC Foundation: Foundation Grants: Foundation Grant Recipients


Input: [Project] Assist students in four week-long, foreign language study immersion program in Costa Rica. [Department]

Output: Foreign Language

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Input: [Project] Provide training for LSS and ESL tutors to work with an increasing number of deaf students. [Department]

Output: Learning Support Services

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Input: [Project] Purchase and install two LCD video monitors in existing cadaver lab on video and allow for computer enhanced study and comparison of specimens with online resources. [Department]

Output: Life Sciences

WCC Foundation: Foundation Grants: Foundation Grant Recipients


Input: [Project] Purchase manipulatives to assist students in the developmental math courses to help improve completion rates. [Department]

Output: Mathematics

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Input: [Project] Help expand drama/theater program to retain quality professionals to assist student productions while adding a second theater production geared toward performing at area theaters (such as Riverside Arts Center) [Department]

Output: Performing Arts

WCC Foundation: Foundation Grants: Foundation Grant Recipients


Input: [Project] Purchasing 5 microscopes and accompanying supplies for the SCI 101 lab instead of simply using slide "viewers" [Department]

Output: Physical Sciences

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Input: [Project] Purchase dynamic carts and tracks for use in "The Nature of Science", a general ed required course. This equipment tends to be hard to find when it is needed as it is often in use in the physics labs. [Department]

Output: Physical Sciences

WCC Foundation: Foundation Grants: Foundation Grant Recipients


Input: [Project] Purchase of CyberEd software, which simulates different principles and theories of physics to give students problem-solving practice. [Department]

Output: Physical Sciences

WCC Foundation: Foundation Grants: Foundation Grant Recipients


Input: [Project] Purchase micro-scale chemistry kits to equip new chemistry resource room. Kits will allow students to experiment on their own or practice lab techniques. [Department]

Output: Physical Sciences

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Input: [Project] Provide funds for the current Clinical Coordinator in Radiography to attend an existing archeological program in Peru in preparation for taking over as lead faculty of this. [Department]

Output: Radiography

WCC Foundation: Foundation Grants: Foundation Grant Recipients


Input: [Project] Assist Radiography students with travel costs to Peru to exacavate mummies and conduct radiographic research. [Department]

Output: Radiography

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Input: Dasra's Portfolio team takes strategic consulting to the next level by working with organizations to help them scale through capacity building, due diligence and peer learning. Capacity Building: Assisting non-profits with hand-holding support across organizational processes to make them sustainable. Due Diligence: Identifying the most scalable and impactful organizations through robust evaluation and screening processes. Peer Learning: Providing non-profit organizations and social businesses with transformational skills to scale through executive workshop trainings. [Associate] Due Diligence Associate Manager Analyst [Advisory Research]

Output: Portfolio

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Input: Dasra's funding works with existing Funders and Partners as well as identifies and evaluates opportunities for other grant and funding support for Dasra. [Associate] Funding Analyst Funding Associate Funding Manager [Advisory Research]

Output: Funding

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Input: Dasra Communications team provides cutting edge communication solutions for all Dasra verticals using different media both for internal and external target audiences. [Associate] Communications Analyst Communications Manager [Advisory Research]

Output: Communications

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Input: Dasra's operation and finance team supports Dasra's day to day management, finances and drawing up policies for compensation and benefits. [Associate] No Current Vacancies [Advisory Research]

Output: Finance and Operations

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Input: Dasra's Human Resources team supports Dasra by managing recruiting, performance reviews, compensation and benefits, HR policies, professional development, and new and on going HR/Talent Management initiatives. [Associate] No Current Vacancies [Advisory Research]

Output: Human Resources

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Input: Dasra has launched a five-year, $14 million initiative called the Dasra Girl Alliance that is supported by the US Agency for International Development (USAID) and Kiawah Trust, with a focus on addressing the healthcare needs of mothers, newborns and children in rural and urban India while also working on programs and outputs that empower girls. [Associate] DGA Analyst [Advisory Research]

Output: Dasra Girls Alliance (DGA)

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Input: The role of an IT Analyst entails being responsible for managing Dasra's Current IT infrastructure and being actively involved in implementation and maintenance of enterprise applications. This ideal candidate should be Mumbai based with a minimum of 2-3 years. [Associate] Software Developer [Advisory Research]

Output: Information Technology

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Input: Dasra's Impact Assessment team rigorously assess the impact being created by Dasra as well as its partners - non profits and social businesses to see how they are changing millions of lives for the better. [Associate] IA Analyst [Advisory Research]

Output: Impact Assessment

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Input: Dasra Social Impact (DSI) is the flagship program of Dasra. With an alumni of 180 organizations, DSI focuses on fostering peer learning, building networks & collaboration of high potential growth stage non-profits and social businesses that are poised to scale. [Associate] DSI Analyst Associate [Advisory Research]

Output: Dasra Social Impact

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Input: [2013 Date] January 1 [Name] New Years Day [Remarks]

Output: Republic Day


Input: [2013 Date] February 9 [Name] Chinese New Year [Remarks]

Output: Day before 1st day of 1st lunar month


Input: [2013 Date] February 10 [Name] Chinese New Year [Remarks]

Output: 1st day of 1st lunar month


Input: [2013 Date] February 11 [Name] Chinese New Year [Remarks]

Output: 2nd day of 1st lunar month


Input: [2013 Date] February 12 [Name] Chinese New Year [Remarks]

Output: 3rd day of 1st lunar month


Input: [2013 Date] February 13 [Name] Chinese New Year [Remarks]

Output: 4th day of 1st lunar month


Input: [2013 Date] February 24 [Name] Lantern Festival [Remarks]

Output: 15th Day of 1st lunar month


Input: [2013 Date] September 19 [Name] Mid-Autumn Festival [Remarks]

Output: TBC


Input: [2013 Date] October 10 [Name] National Day [Remarks]

Output: Celebrates the start of the Wuchang Uprising of October 10, 1911


Input: [2013 Date] October 13 [Name] Double Ninth Day [Remarks]

Output: Autumn Remembrance


Input: [Macro] %h [Expanded To]

Output: hostname


Input: [Macro] %m [Expanded To]

Output: model


Input: [Macro] %s [Expanded To]

Output: serial number


Input: [Macro] %M [Expanded To]

Output: MAC address


Input: [Macro] %o [Expanded To]

Output: operating system


Input: [Macro] %a [Expanded To]

Output: UUN of person to whom host is allocated


Input: [Macro] %f [Expanded To]

Output: first name of person to whom host is allocated


Input: [Macro] %l [Expanded To]

Output: last name of person to whom host is allocated


Input: [Macro] %b [Expanded To]

Output: building or site code where the host is


Input: [Macro] %r [Expanded To]

Output: room or space code where the host is


Input: [Macro] %g [Expanded To]

Output: manager


Input: [Macro] %O [Expanded To]

Output: Owner


Input: [Macro] %w [Expanded To]

Output: warranty


Input: [Macro] %W [Expanded To]

Output: Warranty date


Input: [Macro] %S [Expanded To]

Output: Supplier


Input: [Macro] %N [Expanded To]

Output: order Number


Input: [Macro] %c [Expanded To]

Output: cost


Input: [Macro] %k [Expanded To]

Output: maker


Input: [Macro] %d [Expanded To]

Output: disposal method


Input: [Macro] %D [Expanded To]

Output: Disposal date


Input: [Macro] %p [Expanded To]

Output: description


Input: [Macro] %F [Expanded To]

Output: Funding source


Input: [Macro] %C [Expanded To]

Output: Comment


Input: [Macro] %n [Expanded To]

Output: newline


Input: [Macro] %t [Expanded To]

Output: tab


Input: Experience counts — We’ve specialized in email migration since 1983, migrating well over 30 million mailboxes worldwide, between nearly every source/target combination

Output: Rarely are any two migrations the same, so not only is our technology battle tested by Fortune 500 companies worldwide, but our support staff is ready to address almost any “unexpected” issue on the fly

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Input: Email migration is our only business focus — Getting it right and supporting our customers is what keeps us in business

Output: Many of our competitors sell products and services that extend beyond email migration, which takes away from their focus. We believe in focusing our efforts on one area, and doing it better than anyone else

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Input: Unparalleled US-based support staff — The most experienced and responsive support team assists with the migration from beginning to end

Output: Many vendors have solutions that work when everything is perfect. However, it’s how problem data, non-standard circumstances and other issues are dealt with that separates Transend from everyone else.

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Input: Unique Flexibility — Allows users to alter the tool’s default behavior to meet specific needs

Output: Transend Migrator contains hundreds of custom switches that allow it to be configured to the unique needs of the end-user environment

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Input: We’re still a family owned business — We don’t ignore the little guy

Output: We started out as a small family owned business, and while we’ve grown, we still maintain the principles we started out with. Every customer is important to us, even those migrating a single user mailbox, and we will provide you with the same level of support as our larger customers

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Input: Affordable pricing — Fits into almost every budget

Output: We don’t expect individuals to have budgets that rival those of even the smallest businesses. We allow the purchase of a just a single license, and offer bulk discounts as the license volume increases

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Input: Ease of use — The Transend Migrator interface is designed for non-technical users to operate with ease

Output: Just because we’re migration experts doesn’t mean we expect you to be. Our software is designed to be intuitive enough for even the most novice computer user to understand

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Input: Accurate, reliable and repeatable results— Data fidelity maintained completely in both the source and target system

Output: Email is among the most business critical information for any organization, so maintaining its data fidelity is essential. There is no better testimonial to the strength of Transend Migrator’s accuracy and reliability than the fact that SEC, US Department of Defense and other Government agencies are using our software to convert email for eDiscovery purposes

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Input: [Gripper Type] The Guide [Resistance (lbs)] 60 [Notes]

Output: Lowest resistance gripper, yet still ~twice the resistance of a standard sporting goods gripper. Just about anyone can close these for reps


Input: [Gripper Type] The Sport [Resistance (lbs)] 80 [Notes]

Output: Slightly stronger than the previous one, should be easily closed by most people.


Input: [Gripper Type] The Trainer [Resistance (lbs)] 100 [Notes]

Output: Entry level gripper. Anyone with some resistance training background will probably be able to close this for reps. An average person without resistance training experience may be able to close this for a few reps.


Input: [Gripper Type] #1 [Resistance (lbs)] 140 [Notes]

Output: This is the first breaking point, so to speak. Anyone with some moderate experience in the weight room may be able to close this gripper. After this one, the gripper become a serious challenge.


Input: [Gripper Type] #1.5 [Resistance (lbs)] 167.6 [Notes]

Output: This bridges the gap between the resistance of a No. 1 and a No. 2. Since the jump from 1 to 2 can be quite difficult this can help you progress to the next level a bit easier


Input: [Gripper Type] #2 [Resistance (lbs)] 200 [Notes]

Output: This is where the going gets really tough. It takes some actual grip training to be able to close this gripper.


Input: [Gripper Type] #2.5 [Resistance (lbs)] 237.5 [Notes]

Output: Another bridge between numbers. Except this time the difference between the lower and upper gripper is more pronounced and much more difficult.


Input: [Gripper Type] #3 [Resistance (lbs)] 280 [Notes]

Output: To be able to close this gripper is actually quite a feat of hand strength. This is at the strongman competitor level of grip strength, and we all know how strong those guys are.


Input: [Gripper Type] #3.5 [Resistance (lbs)] 322.5 [Notes]

Output: If you're going to close the No.4, you're going to need all the help you can get. The progression from a 3 to a 4 is the highest (85lbs).


Input: [Gripper Type] #4 [Resistance (lbs)] 365 [Notes]

Output: Ironmind reports that 5 people have officially closed the No. 4 gripper. It is truly a feat of hand strength to close this gripper.


Input: [Attribute] Plant Biomass [Late Stages of Succession] Large [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: Small


Input: [Attribute] Plant Longevity [Late Stages of Succession] Long [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: Short


Input: [Attribute] Seed Dispersal Characteristics of Dominant Plants [Late Stages of Succession] Poorly dispersed [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: Well dispersed


Input: [Attribute] Plant Morphology and Physiology [Late Stages of Succession] Complex [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: Simple


Input: [Attribute] Photosynthetic Efficiency of Dominant Plants at Low Light [Late Stages of Succession] High [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: Low


Input: [Attribute] Rate of Soil Nutrient Resource Consumption by Plants [Late Stages of Succession] Slow [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: Fast


Input: [Attribute] Plant Recovery Rate from Resource Limitation [Late Stages of Succession] Slow [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: Fast


Input: [Attribute] Plant Leaf Canopy Structure [Late Stages of Succession] Monolayer [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: Multilayered


Input: [Attribute] Site of Nutrient Storage [Late Stages of Succession] Living Biomass and Litter [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: Litter and Soil


Input: [Attribute] Role of Decomposers in Cycling Nutrients to Plants [Late Stages of Succession] Great [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: Minor


Input: [Attribute] Biogeochemical Cycling [Late Stages of Succession] Closed and Slow [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: Open and Rapid


Input: [Attribute] Rate of Net Primary Productivity [Late Stages of Succession] Low [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: High


Input: [Attribute] Community Site Characteristics [Late Stages of Succession] Moderate (Mesic) [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: Extreme


Input: [Attribute] Importance of Macroenvironment on Plant Success [Late Stages of Succession] Moderate [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: Great


Input: [Attribute] Ecosystem Stability [Late Stages of Succession] High [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: Low


Input: [Attribute] Plant Species Diversity [Late Stages of Succession] High [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: Low


Input: [Attribute] Life-History Type [Late Stages of Succession] K [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: r


Input: [Attribute] Seed Longevity [Late Stages of Succession] Short [Early Stages of Succession]

Output: Long


Input: [Directive] JkWorkersFile [Description]

Output: The name of a worker file for the Tomcat servlet containers. This directive is only allowed once. It must be put into the global part of the configuration. If you don't use the JkWorkerProperty directives, then you must define your workers with a valid JkWorkersFile. There is no default value.

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Input: [Directive] JkWorkerProperty [Description]

Output: Enables setting worker properties inside Apache configuration file. The syntax is the same as in the JkWorkersFile (usually workers.properties). Simply prefix each line with "JkWorkerProperty" to put it directly into the Apache httpd config files. This directive is allowed multiple times. It must be put into the global part of the configuration. If you don't use the JkWorkerProperty directives, then you must define your workers with a valid JkWorkersFile. There is no default value. This directive is available in jk1.2.7 version and later.

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Input: [Directive] JkShmFile [Description]

Output: Shared memory file name. Used only on unix platforms. The shm file is used by balancer and status workers. This directive is only allowed once. It must be put into the global part of the configuration. The default value is logs/jk-runtime-status. It is highly recommended that the shm file be placed on a local drive and not an NFS share. The shared memory contains configuration and runtime information for load balancer workers and their members. It is need in order that all apache children share the same status information for load balancing members (OK, ERROR, ...), share the information about load taken by the individual workers, share the information for the parts of the configuration, which are changeable during runtime by status workers.

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Input: [Directive] JkShmSize [Description]

Output: Size of the shared memory file name. This directive is only allowed once. It must be put into the global part of the configuration. The default value depends on the platform. It is usually less than 64KB.

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Input: [Directive] JkMountFile [Description]

Output: File containing multiple mappings from a context to a Tomcat worker. It is usually called uriworkermap.properties. For inheritance rules, see: JkMountCopy. There is no default value.

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Input: [Directive] JkMountFileReload [Description]

Output: This directive configures the reload check interval in seconds. The JkMountFile is checked periodically for changes. A changed file gets reloaded automatically. If you set this directive to "0", reload checking is turned off. The default value is 60 seconds. This directive has been added in version 1.2.20 of mod_jk.

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Input: [Directive] JkMount [Description]

Output: A mount point from a context to a Tomcat worker. This directive is allowed multiple times. It is allowed in the global configuration and in VirtualHost. You can also use it inside Location with a different syntax. Inside Location, one omits the first argument (path), which gets inherited from the Location. For inheritance rules, see: JkMountCopy.

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Input: [Directive] JkUnMount [Description]

Output: An exclusion mount point from a context to a Tomcat worker. All exclusion mounts are checked after mapping a request to a tomcat worker. If the request maps also to an exclusion, it will not be forwarded to tomcat, and instead be served locally. This directive is allowed multiple times. It is allowed in the global configuration and in VirtualHost. You can also use it inside Location with a different syntax. Inside Location, one omits the first argument (path), which gets inherited from the Location. For inheritance rules, see: JkMountCopy. This directive is available in jk1.2.7 version and later.

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Input: [Directive] JkAutoAlias [Description]

Output: Automatically Alias webapp context directories into the Apache document space. Care should be taken to ensure that only static content is served via httpd as a result of using this directive. Any static content served by httpd will bypass any security constraints defined in the application's web.xml. For inheritance rules, see: JkMountCopy. There is no default value.

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Input: [Directive] JkMountCopy [Description]

Output: If this directive is set to "On" in some virtual server, the mounts from the global server will be copied to the virtual server, more precisely all mounts defined by JkMount or JkUnMount. The Mounts defined by JkMountFile and JkAutoAlias will only be inherited, if the VirtualHost does not define it's own JkMountFile or JkAutoAlias. If you want all vhost to inherit mounts from the main server, you can set JkMountCopy to 'All' in the main server. This directive is only allowed inside VirtualHost (with value "On") and in the global server (with value "All"). The default is Off. Starting with version 1.2.26 you can also set it to "All" in the global virtual server. This will switch the default to On.

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Input: [Directive] JkWorkerIndicator [Description]

Output: Name of the Apache environment variable that can be used to set worker names in combination with SetHandler jakarta-servlet. This directive is only allowed once per virtual server. It is allowed in the global configuration and in VirtualHost. The default value is JK_WORKER_NAME.

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Input: [Directive] JkLogFile [Description]

Output: Full or server relative path to the Tomcat Connector module log file. It will also work with pipe, by using a value of the form "| ...". The default value is logs/mod_jk.log. Pipes are supported for Apache 1.3 only since version 1.2.16. The default value exists only since version 1.2.20.

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Input: [Directive] JkLogLevel [Description]

Output: The Tomcat Connector module log level, can be debug, info, warn error or trace. The default value is info.

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Input: [Directive] JkLogStampFormat [Description]

Output: The Tomcat Connector module date log format, using an extended strftime syntax. This format will be used for the time stamps in the JkLogFile. The maximum length of the format is 63 characters. Starting with version 1.2.24 of mod_jk you can also use %Q for adding milliseconds to the log and %q for microseconds. These conversion specifiers are an extension to strftime. They will only work on platforms with a gettimeofday() function. You can use %Q and %q only once in the pattern and also not both together in the same pattern. The default value is "[%a %b %d %H:%M:%S %Y] " and beginning with version 1.2.24 on platforms with a gettimeofday() function it is "[%a %b %d %H:%M:%S.%Q %Y] ".

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Input: [Directive] JkRequestLogFormat [Description]

Output: Request log format string. See detailed description below. There is no default value. Without defining a value, the request logging is turned off.

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Input: [Directive] JkExtractSSL [Description]

Output: Turns on SSL processing and information gathering by mod_jk The default value is On.

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Input: [Directive] JkHTTPSIndicator [Description]

Output: Name of the Apache environment variable that contains SSL indication. The default value is "HTTPS".

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Input: [Directive] JkCERTSIndicator [Description]

Output: Name of the Apache environment variable that contains SSL client certificates. The default value is "SSL_CLIENT_CERT".

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Input: [Directive] JkCIPHERIndicator [Description]

Output: Name of the Apache environment variable that contains SSL client cipher. The default value is "SSL_CIPHER".

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Input: [Directive] JkCERTCHAINPrefix [Description]

Output: Name of the Apache environment (prefix) that contains SSL client chain certificates. The default value is "SSL_CLIENT_CERT_CHAIN_".

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Input: [Directive] JkSESSIONIndicator [Description]

Output: Name of the Apache environment variable that contains SSL session. The default value is "SSL_SESSION_ID".

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Input: [Directive] JkKEYSIZEIndicator [Description]

Output: Name of the Apache environment variable that contains SSL key size in use. The default value is "SSL_CIPHER_USEKEYSIZE".

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Input: [Directive] JkOptions [Description]

Output: Set one of more options to configure the mod_jk module. See below for details about this directive. This directive can be used multiple times per virtual server. The default value is "ForwardURIProxy" since version 1.2.24. It was "ForwardURICompatUnparsed" in version 1.2.23 and "ForwardURICompat" until version 1.2.22.

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Input: [Directive] JkEnvVar [Description]

Output: Adds a name and an optional default value of environment variable that should be sent to servlet-engine as a request attribute. If the default value is not given explicitely, the variable will only be send, if it is set during runtime. This directive can be used multiple times per virtual server. The default is empty, so no additional variables will be sent. Empty default values are supported since version 1.2.20. Not sending variables with empty defaults and empty runtime value has been introduced in version 1.2.21.

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Input: [Directive] JkStripSession [Description]

Output: If this directive is set to On in some virtual server, the session IDs ;jsessionid=... will be removed for non matched URLs. This directive is only allowed inside VirtualHost. The default is Off. This directive has been introduced in version 1.2.21.

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Input: [Business Goal] Brand advertising [Typical Key Metrics] Reach and frequency, e.g. unique users and views of your Facebook application or Twitter followers Engagement, e.g. number of comments or links on a post. Share of voice Quality of the audience that you are reaching, e.g. demographic fit [Description]

Output: Even though the biggest opportunity with social media is thought to be in facilitating conversations, it is obvious that many marketers are still approaching social media in a way that is more similar to traditional advertising or PR. Companies doing this should then look at typical advertising metrics to measure and improve success

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Input: [Business Goal] Direct response advertising [Typical Key Metrics] Click-throughs View-throughs Outcomes, e.g. conversions, revenues, ROI. [Description]

Output: Still with traditional marketing methods in mind, marketers often post tweets or blog articles with the goal of triggering a direct response, e.g. a registration to an event or an alert to a current promotion

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Input: [Business Goal] Viral marketing [Typical Key Metrics] “Virality”, e.g. re-tweets on Twitter, application invitations on Facebook, or pick-up of your marketing messages across the blogosphere Social graph of visitors reached by your effort, e.g. the number of their friend connections Sentiment Context of the conversations [Description]

Output: The opportunity to increase the reach and effectiveness of your marketing messages through viral distribution represents both the most exciting and also the most challenging aspect of social media. The networked nature of social media makes them ideally suited for viral multiplication effects. Companies that know how to facilitate conversations and how to build their brands through the voices of their customers stand to build the best brands.

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Input: [Business Goal] Focus group [Typical Key Metrics] Volume of chatter on various topics, marketing messages, ad campaigns, or competitors that relate to the company’s business Sentiment Context of the conversations [Description]

Output: It is often said that: “On traditional media you can shout but you cannot listen. On social media you cannot shout but you can listen.” Marketers that take this idea to heart may think of social media as a giant focus group that provides a window into the hearts of the market place and customers.

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Input: [Business Goal] Customer service [Typical Key Metrics] Customer cases handled Improvement in customer satisfaction or net promoter score [Description]

Output: Some social media channels, especially Twitter or blogs, provide the opportunity to respond or comment directly to the individuals that posted an article. This opens up the opportunity to encourage and thank fans while reaching out to help customers that are in need of help or feel disgruntled.

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Input: [Business Goal] Social CRM [Typical Key Metrics] Topical keywords that relate to an identified individual’s posts on Twitter, blogs, etc. Topical keywords that relate to the posts with hyperlinks to your website from which an individual has clicked through to your site RFR (Recency, Frequency, Reach, i.e. social graph.) [Description]

Output: The opportunity to make social marketing personal extends beyond manual customer services. Namely, there is an opportunity for interactive marketing. Social media are part of the interactions and experiences that individuals have with your brand. It is commonly accepted that marketers should listen to their clients so that they can be relevant in their communications instead of interrupting with untargeted messages. As such, individuals’ interactions with your brand on social media represent another great channel for listening to individual customers and taking their interests into account.

Social Marketing Metrics Must Fit Your (Real) Business Goals | CustomerThink


Input: [Changes in] Paid labour

Output: Sick rate

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Input: [Changes in] Unpaid labour

Output: Sick rate

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Input: [Changes in] Informal care consumption

Output: Care received

BMJ Blogs: The BMJ » Blog Archive » James Raftery: Moving to value based pricing—adjusting costs


Input: [Changes in] Formal care consumption

Output: Probability of requiring care

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Input: [Changes in] Personal paid consumption

Output: Age effect only

BMJ Blogs: The BMJ » Blog Archive » James Raftery: Moving to value based pricing—adjusting costs


Input: [Changes in] Personal unpaid consumption

Output: Age effect only

BMJ Blogs: The BMJ » Blog Archive » James Raftery: Moving to value based pricing—adjusting costs


Input: [Changes in] Consumption of government services

Output: Age effect only

BMJ Blogs: The BMJ » Blog Archive » James Raftery: Moving to value based pricing—adjusting costs


Input: [Field Name] nKey [Type] Long [How Used] PKey [Description]

Output: Unique transaction document record identifier. This is always identical to the nKey of first transaction line belonging to this doc. OfficeQ code artificially generates this key (as well as the nKey for for TranLines). The number used for this key is sequential - in the order the transactions occurred.

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Input: [Field Name] sTranType [Type] S8 [How Used] Req [Description]

Output: Type of transaction. See list of possible values at beginning of this record section.

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Input: [Field Name] dDate [Type] Date [How Used] Req [Description]

Output: Date of transaction This date will match field dDate in all TranLines belonging to this TranDoc.

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Input: [Field Name] sDocNum [Type] S11 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main document identifier, such as the check number or invoice number as printed on the document.

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Input: [Field Name] sDocNum2 [Type] S25 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Auxiliary document number, such as customer's PO number or check number.

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Input: [Field Name] sAddr1 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address line1 This line and the other address lines are typically copied from the customer or vendor record when the document is created - although they can be modified.

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Input: [Field Name] sAddr2 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address line2

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Input: [Field Name] sAddr3 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address line3

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Input: [Field Name] sAddr4 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address line4

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Input: [Field Name] sAddr5 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address line5

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Input: [Field Name] sCity [Type] S31 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address city

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Input: [Field Name] sState [Type] S21 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address state

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Input: [Field Name] sPostalCode [Type] S13 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address zip or postal code

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Input: [Field Name] sCountry [Type] S31 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address country. Often blank.

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Input: [Field Name] sAddrNote [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address note

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Input: [Field Name] sCompAddr1 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address line1

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Input: [Field Name] sCompAddr2 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address line2

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Input: [Field Name] sCompAddr3 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address line3

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Input: [Field Name] sCompAddr4 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address line4

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Input: [Field Name] sCompAddr5 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address line5

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Input: [Field Name] sCompCity [Type] S31 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address city

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Input: [Field Name] sCompState [Type] S21 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address state

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Input: [Field Name] sCompPostalCode [Type] S13 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address postal code

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Input: [Field Name] sCompCountry [Type] S31 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address country

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Input: [Field Name] sCompAddrNote [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address note

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Input: [Field Name] kCurrency [Type] Long [How Used] FKeyOpt [Description]

Output: Key of foreign currency used for this document. If non existent, home currency was used.

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Input: [Field Name] kTerms [Type] Long [How Used] FKeyOpt [Description]

Output: Key of payment terms. If this exists, it will always exactly match the nKey field of a record in table Terms.

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Input: [Field Name] dShip [Type] Date [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Date that product was or will be shipped

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Input: [Field Name] kShipMeth [Type] Long [How Used] FKeyOpt [Description]

Output: Key of shipping method used. If this exists, it will always exactly match the nKey field of a record in table ShipVia.

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Input: [Field Name] nTranLineCnt [Type] Long [How Used] Req [Description]

Output: Total count of tran lines for this doc. The first TranLine of each document typically contains fields that are an extension of the document itself. Often, more than 1 TranLine is generated for each line visible in the user interface because of different postings involved.

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Input: [Field Name] kFirstTran [Type] Long [How Used] FKeyReq [Description]

Output: Key of first tran line for this doc. The first transaction line usually has a different set of fields than subsequent transactions - because it contains the totals. This will always exactly match the nKey field of a record in table TranLine.

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Input: [Field Name] kFirstLink [Type] Long [How Used] FKeyOpt [Description]

Output: Key of first link record belonging to this doc. If there are no TranLinks for this doc (usually true), this field will not exist.

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Input: [Field Name] sFob [Type] S13 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping location for which customer pays shipping charges. Freeform text.

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Input: [Field Name] kSalesRep [Type] Long [How Used] FKeyOpt [Description]

Output: Key of sales rep responsible for this sale

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Input: [Field Name] kCustMessage [Type] Long [How Used] FKeyOpt [Description]

Output: Key of customer message used in this doc. If this exists, it will exactly match the nKey field of a record in table CustMessage.

DataBlox Technical Support - Transaction fields


Input: [Field Name] sDocMessage [Type] S99 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Message to vendor or customer. Free form text.

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Input: [Field Name] sFlags [Type] S16 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Individual characters representing less important characteristics of this TranDoc. Case sensitive. Can contain up to 16 of the following characters - not in any specific order. C (PurchOrd, SalOrder) - document was manually closed E - (many tran types) - document is waiting to be emailed F - (CustChrg, CustInvc, VendBill) - all payments paid in full H - (Journal) - dollars amounts were entered in the home currency I - (SalOrder) - all line items have been invoiced J - (Journal) - journal entry is an adjustment (orig info retained) P - (many tran types) - document is waiting to be printed R - (PurchOrd) - all line items have been fully received T - (many tran types) - tax in included (non U.S. only) U - (Journal) - journal entry is a home currency adjustment V - (Estimate) - estimate is active W - (many tran types) - transaction pending (has not occurred) Z - (CustInvc) - invoice contains a finance charge item

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Input: [Field Name] nFormTemplate [Type] Long [How Used] OptDft0 [Description]

Output: ID of form template used. The actual form templates are not exported - but this can indicate that a customized form is being used. Users can delete and rearrange positions of fields and enable custom fields. There are some fields in setup dialogs that the user can enable that are not enabled by default. The data for these fields is always in sCustomField... fields.

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Input: [Field Name] sCustomLabel1... [Type] S31 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: 1st user customizable field label

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Input: [Field Name] sCustomLabel8 [Type] S31 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: 8th user customizable field label

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Input: [Field Name] sCustomField1... [Type] S30 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: 1st user customizable field data value

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Input: [Field Name] sCustomField8 [Type] S30 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: 8th user customizable field

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Input: [Field Name] nOrigKey [Type] Long [How Used] Req [Description]

Output: Original key (TRNSID) of this TranDoc as stored in the QB file. This is mainly of interest to IIF developers. Possibly useful for modifying existing transactions.

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Input: [Field Name] sTxnNumber [Type] Long [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: An internally generated identifying number for this transaction. Possibly useful for modifying existing transactions.

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Input: [Field Name] sTxnDocID [Type] S36 [How Used] Req [Description]

Output: Unique string transaction document ID generated internally by QuickBooks. . Possibly useful for modifying existing transactions.

DataBlox Technical Support - Transaction fields


Input: [Anyone Who……] is on our holiday card list [My....] mail carrier [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: Avon products


Input: [Anyone Who……] do/I write checks to [My....] dentist [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: computer stuff


Input: [Anyone Who……] is on our wedding list [My....] doctor [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: diet plan


Input: [Anyone Who……] is in the medical profession [My....] minister [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: vitamins


Input: [Anyone Who……] owes me/us a favor [My....] lawyer [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: appliances


Input: [Anyone Who……] would I/we like to help [My....] insurance agent [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: bicycles


Input: [Anyone Who……] do I work with [My....] delivery person [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: boat


Input: [Anyone Who……] does my spouse work with [My....] children’s teacher [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: carpet


Input: [Anyone Who……] have we done business with [My....] realtor [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: cars and trucks


Input: [Anyone Who……] attends our church [My....] massage therapist [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: clothes/shoes


Input: [Anyone Who……] writes us letters [My....] personal trainer [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: furniture


Input: [Anyone Who……] plays games with us [My....] painter [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: lawn equipment


Input: [Anyone Who……] cleans our carpet [My....] mover [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: maintenance lease


Input: [Anyone Who……] is from my old job [My....] night-school instructor [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: office supplies


Input: [Anyone Who……] are high school/college alumni [My....] banker [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: printing supplies


Input: [Anyone Who……] is from civic activities [My....] florist [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: recent purchases


Input: [Anyone Who……] is our favorite waiter/waitress [My....] baby-sitter [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: Tupperware


Input: [Anyone Who……] is from the health club [My....] baby-sitter’s parents [Who Sold Us Our...]

Output: house


Input: [Conventional] Good protection [High Mileage] Specially designed for engines over 75,000 miles [Full Synthetic] Best protection [Synthetic Blend Oil]

Output: Better protection

Oil Change - Synthetic Oil Change | Jiffy Lube


Input: [Conventional] Good performance [High Mileage] Helps replenish worn and leaky seals [Full Synthetic] Best performance [Synthetic Blend Oil]

Output: Better performance

Oil Change - Synthetic Oil Change | Jiffy Lube


Input: [Conventional] Good sludge protection [High Mileage] Helps restore lost compression [Full Synthetic] Better cleaning [Synthetic Blend Oil]

Output: Better cleaning

Oil Change - Synthetic Oil Change | Jiffy Lube


Input: [High Mileage] Helps reduce oil consumption [Full Synthetic] Best fuel economy [Synthetic Blend Oil]

Output: Better fuel economy

Oil Change - Synthetic Oil Change | Jiffy Lube


Input: [Full Synthetic] Protects in temperature extremes [Synthetic Blend Oil]

Output: Protects in temperature extremes

Oil Change - Synthetic Oil Change | Jiffy Lube


Input: [Conventional] Learn More [High Mileage] Learn More [Full Synthetic] Learn More [Synthetic Blend Oil]

Output: Learn More

Oil Change - Synthetic Oil Change | Jiffy Lube


Input: [Service] Help Desk [User Group] Students, Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides 24x7 assistance for technology related issues.


Input: [Service] Email [User Group] Students, Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides the Microsoft Exchange email system for faculty, staff and students to support academic and personal communication requirements. The standard format for a CGU email address is "firstname.lastname@cgu.edu".


Input: [Service] Wireless Connectivity [User Group] Students, Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides wireless networking for those who wish to use their laptops while on campus. Note: If you are having problems connecting to the wireless network in the Library, please contact the Library staff for assistance.


Input: [Service] Student Portal [User Group] Students [Description]

Output: This gateway allows students to maintain their contact information, register for classes, view unofficial transcripts, and pay tuition bills.


Input: [Service] Computer Labs [User Group] Students, Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: OIT maintains several computer labs for students, faculty, and staff.


Input: [Service] Collaborative Technology Rooms [User Group] Students, Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: These ACB rooms provide space for group work that requires the use of technology. Students who wish to reserve a room should contact the Student Lab Attendant in ACB 118. Faculty and Staff can reserve rooms by emailing cgu.learning@cgu.edu.


Input: [Service] Digital Learning Lab (DLL) [User Group] Students, Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: The DLL is a collaboration between the Student Success Center and the Office of Information Technology that offers learning opportunities to help you understand and master technology tools that will support the work you do and develop your academic and professional knowledge and skills. Similar to the Writing Center, the DLL offers workshops and one to one consulting appointments.


Input: [Service] Canvas [User Group] Students, Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: Canvas is CGU's learning management system. It provides web space for faculty to distribute class resources, conduct online class activities, and facilitate collaboration.


Input: [Service] Technology Equipment Check Out [User Group] Students, Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT allows students, faculty, and staff to borrow technology equipment, such as laptops and projectors, for academic use. Please contact the staff in your academic department for reservations.


Input: [Service] Smart Classrooms [User Group] Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: All CGU classrooms are equipped with instructional technology to support faculty's teaching and learning activities.


Input: [Service] Laptop Cart Check Out [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides a mobile laptop cart that is available for faculty to check out. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information, reservations, and availability.


Input: [Service] iPad Cart Check Out [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides a mobile iPad cart available for faculty to check out. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information, reservations, and availability.


Input: [Service] Email Distribution Lists (Lyris) [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT can create email distribution lists to support the communication needs of faculty and staff.


Input: [Service] Web Services [User Group] Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides assistance with website design and development as well as ongoing support for website maintenance. The department head may request a web page editing account by emailing helpdesk@cgu.edu. To access instructions for SiteBuilder, our web page editing software, click here.


Input: [Service] Web Based Conferencing [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: CGU provides Blackboard Collaborate to support the web based video conferencing needs of faculty and staff. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for information and orientation to Collaborate.


Input: [Service] Academic technology research [User Group] Faculty [Description]

Output: OIT conducts ongoing research, evaluation, and recommendations for new and emerging technologies for the classroom. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information.


Input: [Service] Customized professional development offerings [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides assistance with the design, creation, and delivery of professional development offerings with specific goals and objectives for small groups and departments. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information.


Input: [Service] Scheduled professional development offerings [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides monthly scheduled professional development opportunities on a variety of technology-related topics in both traditional classroom format as well as recorded webinars.


Input: [Service] Online course design consultations [User Group] Faculty [Description]

Output: One-on-one meetings are available through OIT to review strategies, best practices, and recommendations for online course design. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information.


Input: [Service] Online course reviews [User Group] Faculty [Description]

Output: Faculty may request a review of any current online course for analysis of design, navigation, strategies, and delivery. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information.


Input: [Service] PeopleSoft [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: CGU uses PeopleSoft as the solution for managing all of its constituents and their associated university business functions.


Input: [Service] Hobsons [User Group] Staff [Description]

Output: This application enables CGU to manage the entire student lifecycle, including recruitment, enrollment, and retention.


Input: [Service] Millennium [User Group] Staff [Description]

Output: Millennium is CGU's fundraising software.


Input: [Service] Telephone Services [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: For issues related to your office telephone, please contact the Claremont University Consortium Telephone Office.


Input: [Action] Create [HTTP Verb] POST [Context]

Output: Collection


Input: [Action] Create [HTTP Verb] PUT [Context]

Output: Document


Input: [Action] Replace [HTTP Verb] PUT [Context]

Output: Document


Input: [Action] Read [HTTP Verb] GET, HEAD [Context]

Output: Collection/Document


Input: [Action] Update [HTTP Verb] PATCH [Context]

Output: Document


Input: [Action] Delete [HTTP Verb] DELETE [Context]

Output: Collection/Document


Input: [Link] Churches Hotel [Description]

Output: Churches is a modern hotel that combines traditional values in elegant surroundings

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Input: [Link] The Dolphin Hotel [Description]

Output: The Dolphin Hotel is popular with locals and tourists alike. It is situated literally a stone's throw away from the beach, leisure centre and swimming pool, and there is plenty of free parking available close by.

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Input: [Link] Eyemouth Caravan Park [Description]

Output: Situated on a spectacular headland, the Park overlooks a wide sweep of sandy beach to the seaside resort and fishing port.

World of Boats at Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum) ~ A World Class Boat and Dinghy Collection from all over the World. Visit Us at the Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum)


Input: [Link] Eye Sleep Inn [Description]

Output: A clean modern room with a comfortable bed and a functional en-suite bathroom.

World of Boats at Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum) ~ A World Class Boat and Dinghy Collection from all over the World. Visit Us at the Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum)


Input: [Link] The Bantry B&B [Description]

Output: The Bantry offers a wide range of comfortable family accommodation from our picturesque location on the seaside.

World of Boats at Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum) ~ A World Class Boat and Dinghy Collection from all over the World. Visit Us at the Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum)


Input: [Link] The Ship Hotel [Description]

Output: Set right beside Eyemouth's picturesque harbour, The Ship Hotel is a traditional whitewashed hostelry with oodles of olde worlde charm.

World of Boats at Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum) ~ A World Class Boat and Dinghy Collection from all over the World. Visit Us at the Eyemouth Maritime Centre (Museum)


Input: [Description] Guarantees at least 15 inventory slots and 15% armor When equipped hacking takes one less stage to complete NOTE: You must complete Dead Space Ignition to obtain this RIG! [Suit Name]

Output: Hacker Suit

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Input: [Description] Basic engineering suit with no bonus effects At least 5% armor and 10 inventory slots [Suit Name]

Output: Engineering Suit

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Input: [Description] Guarantees at least 25% armor and 25 inventory slots health packs restore 15% more health [Suit Name]

Output: Engineering Elite Suit*

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Input: [Description] Guarantees at least 15% armor and 20 inventory slots 10% discount on all items in the store [Suit Name]

Output: Vintage Suit

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Input: [Description] Guarantees at least 25% armor and 25 inventory 15% discount of all items in store [Suit Name]

Output: Elite Vintage Suit*

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Input: [Description] Guarantees at least 10% armor and 15 inventory slots 5% bonus damage to the Pulse Rifle [Suit Name]

Output: Security Suit

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Input: [Description] Guarantees at least 25% armor and 25 inventory slots 10% bonus damage to contact beam NOTE: Unlocked after finishing Dead Space 2 under any difficulty. [Suit Name]

Output: Riot Security Suit

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Input: [Description] Guarantees at least 25% armor and 25 inventory slots 15% bonus damage to javelin gun [Suit Name]

Output: Elite Security Suit*

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Input: [Description] Guarantees at least 15% armor and 10 inventory slots Bonus 5% damage when using the Zealot Force Gun NOTE: Only available to those who bought The collectors edition of the game. [Suit Name]

Output: Zealot Security Suit

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Input: [Description] Guarantees at least 20% armor and 25 Inventory slots 50% drop in recharge time for stasis [Suit Name]

Output: Advanced Suit

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Input: [Description] Guarantees at least 25% armor and 25 inventory slots Bonus 10% damage to all weapons and 15% boost to stasis duration time [Suit Name]

Output: Advanced Elite Suit*

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Input: [Description] Guarantees at least 25% armor and Inventory slots 10% Bonus damage to the Flamethrower Note: You must Complete Zealot to unlock this RIG. [Suit Name]

Output: Arctic Security Suit

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Input: [Description] Guarantees 25% armor and Inventory slots Bonus 15% damage to the Seeker Rifle NOTE: you must Complete Hard Core to unlock this RIG. [Suit Name]

Output: Soldier Suit

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Input: [Stage] Immature Tetarti [Information]

Output: Immature Tetarti must be incapacitated with a special serum. After it's injected, it will dive into the organ. Use the ultrasound to find it, then cut it with the scalpel to bring it to the surface to repeat the serum injections until it's defeated. Grab it with the forceps and place it on the tray, then cut down the middle and drain the fluid from the Immature Tetarti.


Input: [Stage] Pre-Tetarti [Information]

Output: Three abscesses caused by Tetarti Mature Tetarti will have formed 3 poison-filled diverticulum that will swell in size until they are either injected with the corresponding color antigen and excised or reach full size, whereupon the diverticula will release a cloud of toxic gas and deal a large amount of damage to the patient. After all three abscesses are removed, the three Mature Tetarti will emerge.


Input: [Stage] Mature Tetarti [Information]

Output: Mature Tetarti require a decent memory, good vision, and a steady hand. At the beginning of an operation, as the Mature Tetarti are emerging, they will show their colors for a moment, memorize them and inject the matching color antigen into each Mature Tetarti carefully, but quickly. After the first is injected, a hidden timer will start. If the other two are not incapacitated quickly enough, all three will submerge into the organ and reemerge free of the antigen's effects.


Input: [Stage] Mutated A Tetarti [Information]

Output: In Second Opinion, starting from 6-3, Mutated A Tetarti randomly appear without showing its color, while moving and releasing toxic mist at a much faster rate than usual. They also will not dive into the organ or stop releasing toxic gas until all 3 are injected. Injected Mutated A Tetarti will also continue to move in order to confuse the player further - and the effects of the antigen can wear off if the player is too slow in injecting them all.


Input: [Stage] Mutated B Tetarti [Information]

Output: In Under the Knife 2, Mutated B Tetarti will appear in 3-5 colors (green, yellow, purple, blue and black), but, only three colors will emerge at a time.


Input: [Stage] Aletheia Tetarti [Information]

Output: Aletheia Tetarti come in green, yellow and purple. It can be difficult to see the color. If you take too long or inject the medication into the wrong Aletheia Tetarti, they will move around Aletheia and form diverticula.


Input: [Options] adapter [Description]

Output: Default is 'pdo_mysql'


Input: [Options] utf8 [Description]

Output: Default is 'true'. If you have problems with inputted data with non-latin characters set this to false and retry


Input: [Options] host [Description]

Output: Enter the server name that your Simple Invoices database is on. This is normally 'localhost'


Input: [Options] username [Description]

Output: The username to connect to your database


Input: [Options] password [Description]

Output: The password for the above user in between the single quotes


Input: [Options] dbname [Description]

Output: Enter the name of the database you are using for Simple Invoices ie. 'simpleinvoices'


Input: [Options] port [Description]

Output: The default MySQL port is 3306. If your instance is different enter it here


Input: Lived in New Port Richey and formed the Perseus Foundation in 1995

Output: Lived in Sarasota Florida and formed the Azurite Temple in 1996

Anna Hayes (now Ashayana Deane) & the Melchizedek Cloister Emerald Order


Input: Moved suddenly to France after embezzling close to 150,000 thousand dollars from a raffle that was presented to members to win the Perseus Foundation from New Port Richey, Florida. A person who was close to Laura and living in the center won the raffle.

Output: Moved suddenly to England after ripping off members in Sarasota FL of an undisclosed amount of cash, supposedly to support the MCEO center.

Anna Hayes (now Ashayana Deane) & the Melchizedek Cloister Emerald Order


Input: Channeling group with leadership coming from leadership claiming to be Laura future self.

Output: Channeling group with info coming from the leadership aka the Guardian Alliance

Anna Hayes (now Ashayana Deane) & the Melchizedek Cloister Emerald Order


Input: Channeling consists of dire future predictions of apocalyptic proportions to control members.

Output: Uses gloom and prophetic rhetoric to control members

Anna Hayes (now Ashayana Deane) & the Melchizedek Cloister Emerald Order


Input: Claims to be a remote viewer with psychic talent and contactee

Output: Claims to be a prophet with psychic talent and a contactee

Anna Hayes (now Ashayana Deane) & the Melchizedek Cloister Emerald Order


Input: Borrows some ideologies from JJ Hurtak works via the Keys of Enoch

Output: Borrows some ideologies from JJ Hurtak works via the Keys of Enoch

Anna Hayes (now Ashayana Deane) & the Melchizedek Cloister Emerald Order


Input: Mixed bag of Ideologies involving Christian, angelic, Judaism, Islamic and ET’s, Spiritisim (via Ouija board type of device) and channeling

Output: Mixed bag of other ideologies involving channeling information, Archangels, Spiritisim, Alien and Christian philosophy even claiming to be Jesus Christ’s half sister incarnate and channeling

Anna Hayes (now Ashayana Deane) & the Melchizedek Cloister Emerald Order


Input: Plays upon the fears and hopes of supporters.

Output: Plays upon the fears and hopes of supporters

Anna Hayes (now Ashayana Deane) & the Melchizedek Cloister Emerald Order


Input: Claims exclusive information coming from Cassiopaean version of her future self.

Output: Claims exclusive information coming from ET sources called the Guardian Alliance

Anna Hayes (now Ashayana Deane) & the Melchizedek Cloister Emerald Order


Input: Changes ideology to suit self interests

Output: Changes ideology to suit self interests

Anna Hayes (now Ashayana Deane) & the Melchizedek Cloister Emerald Order


Input: [Danger] Earthquake (Regular) [What to Do When it Happens] Nothing -- it's not the "Big One" [Preventive Measures]

Output: Don't go under a freeway overpass


Input: [Danger] Earthquake (the Big One) [What to Do When it Happens] Nothing -- you are totally screwed no matter what you do [Preventive Measures]

Output: Don't be in the state


Input: [Danger] Forest fire [What to Do When it Happens] Put everything in the Hummer and drive out of the mountains [Preventive Measures]

Output: Do Rain Dances


Input: [Danger] Mud Slides [What to Do When it Happens] Put everything in the Hummer and drive out of the mountains [Preventive Measures]

Output: Don't Do Rain Dances


Input: [Danger] Smog [What to Do When it Happens] Nothing -- a real southern Californian doesn't trust air he can't see [Preventive Measures]

Output: Live at the beach


Input: [Danger] High Real Estate Prices at the Beach [What to Do When it Happens] Sleep in a storm drain in Santa Monica. It won't have any storm water in it. [Preventive Measures]

Output: Buy your house in 1960


Input: [Danger] Sun Burn [What to Do When it Happens] Nothing. Dermatologists need to eat too. [Preventive Measures]

Output: What Problem?


Input: [File type] JPG, PNG [Inferno support]

Output: Supported by wm/view


Input: [File type] WAV [Inferno support]

Output: Supported by wavplay


Input: [File type] MIDI [Inferno support]

Output: Limited support by midiplay


Input: [File type] ePub [Inferno support]

Output: Support for older OEB versions in ebook/ebook. I've started updating to support ePub standard.


Input: [File type] Plain text [Inferno support]

Output: Supported


Input: [File type] HTML4.0 [Inferno support]

Output: Limited support in Charon


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Output: Unsupported, but MJL's PDF library are the beginnings of limited support


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Output: No support


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Output: Some support for an MPEG device. Could try to use Raspberry-Pi device support for MPEG-2


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Output: Supported


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Output: Unsupported


Input: [Panel] Light Curve [Description]

Output: Plots the light intensity variations during one orbit. The orbital phase can be set by clicking in this window (this will stop the animation if one is runnning). You can also click and while holding down the mouse button drag the mouse horizontally for more precise control over the animation speed and direction (bug: currently disabled).


Input: [Panel] Earth Perspective [Description]

Output: Three dimensional animation of the binary star system. By clicking in this window you can stop and restart the animation.


Input: [Panel] Blue Star [Description]

Output: Controls the luminosity, radius and mass of the blue star member of the system.


Input: [Panel] Red Star [Description]

Output: Controls the luminosity, radius (in units of orbital seperation) and mass of the red star member of the system.


Input: [Panel] Orbital Parameters [Description]

Output: Controls the orbit inclination, eccentricity (disabled) and the number of light samples (disabled) during one orbit.


Input: [Panel] Note: [Description]

Output: All these parameters can also be set by applet PARAM tags (see the details at the end ot this page)


Input: [Attribute] Ruggedness [Tube] Very rugged, able to take heat, EMP, lightning, mistuned antenna, poor operating environment, etc [Comment] Advantage: Tube [Solid State]

Output: Not heat tolerant, lightning and EMP can damage MOSFETS, switching power supplies sensitive to AC mains issues


Input: [Attribute] Electrical Efficiency [Tube] Less efficient [Comment] Advantage: Solid State, however efficiency gain can be wiped out due to larger air conditioning requirement [Solid State]

Output: More efficient


Input: [Attribute] Failure mode [Tube] Hard, most often [Comment] Advantage: Solid State, failure of a single module or power supply generally will not take unit off the air [Solid State]

Output: Soft, most often


Input: [Attribute] Frequency agility [Tube] Difficult [Comment] Advantage: FM Solid state transmitters can easily be moved. AM transmitters still require extensive retuning. [Solid State]

Output: Easy


Input: [Attribute] Re-occurring cost [Tube] More [Comment] Advantage: Solid State, as tube changes are required every two to three years [Solid State]

Output: Less


Input: [Attribute] Maintenance [Tube] Same [Comment] Advantage: neither [Solid State]

Output: Same


Input: [Attribute] Servicing [Tube] Requires skilled engineers to service and trouble shoot [Comment] Advantage: Solid State, however either type requires occasional measurements with specialized test equipment [Solid State]

Output: Modules and power supplies are often hot swappable and returned to manufacture for repair


Input: [Attribute] Servicing safety [Tube] High voltages, contact will be fatal [Comment] Advantage: Solid State [Solid State]

Output: Lower voltages, but can still be fatal


Input: [Attribute] Redundancy [Tube] Low [Comment] Advantage: Solid State, multiple power amps and power supplies give solid state units more redundancy [Solid State]

Output: High


Input: [Attribute] Cost [Tube] Less [Comment] Advantage: Dependant on TPO, Higher powered solid state transmitters are much more expensive than there tube type counterparts [Solid State]

Output: More


Input: [Attribute] Availability [Tube] Good used market, some new FM transmitters still being built [Comment] Advantage: Tube [Solid State]

Output: Good new and used


Input: [Attribute] Reliability [Tube] Dependent on brand [Comment] Advantage: neither [Solid State]

Output: Dependent on brand


Input: Used primarily for natural gas and propane but also for water, this pipe is allowed under concrete. [Wheel cutter, hacksaw] Wheel cutter, hacksaw [Sweat or compression fittings] Compression, solder, or flare fittings [Rigid Copper Pipe]

Output: Soft Copper Pipe

San Francisco Plumbing - Plumbing Pipe Descriptions


Input: This flexible piping is used as fixture water supply tubes between fixtures and permanent piping. [Wheel cutter, hacksaw] Wheel cutter, hacksaw [Sweat or compression fittings] Compression fittings [Rigid Copper Pipe]

Output: Chrome Copper Tubing

San Francisco Plumbing - Plumbing Pipe Descriptions


Input: This flexible piping, often used as fixture supply tubing, is easier to use than chromed copper tubing. [Wheel cutter, hacksaw] Fixed length [Sweat or compression fittings] Factory installed fittings [Rigid Copper Pipe]

Output: Flexible Braided Steel Supply Line

San Francisco Plumbing - Plumbing Pipe Descriptions


Input: Available only as fixture supply tubing, the ribbed section of this pipe makes it easy to bend. [Wheel cutter, hacksaw] Can't cut [Sweat or compression fittings] Compression fittings [Rigid Copper Pipe]

Output: Chrome Ribbed Copper Pipe

San Francisco Plumbing - Plumbing Pipe Descriptions


Input: Chlorinated polyvinyl chloride plastic water piping was created to replace rigid copper, Does not meet all local codes. [Wheel cutter, hacksaw] Wheel cutter, hacksaw, or scissor cutter [Sweat or compression fittings] PVC cement or compression or crimp ring fittings [Rigid Copper Pipe]

Output: CPVC Pipe

San Francisco Plumbing - Plumbing Pipe Descriptions


Input: Cross linked polyethylene plastic pipe is a flexible piping material gaining acceptance for in house water systems. It requires few fittings. [Wheel cutter, hacksaw] Scissor tool, hacksaw [Sweat or compression fittings] Several brands of proprietary fittings [Rigid Copper Pipe]

Output: Pex Pipe

San Francisco Plumbing - Plumbing Pipe Descriptions


Input: Once used for in house water systems, steel pipe is now used mostly in repair situations. [Wheel cutter, hacksaw] Wheel cutter and threading dies [Sweat or compression fittings] Threaded fittings [Rigid Copper Pipe]

Output: Galvanized Steel Pipe

San Francisco Plumbing - Plumbing Pipe Descriptions


Input: [Link] Course 1: Sustainable Agriculture [Type]

Output: Product


Input: [Link] Course 2. Strategic Farm/Ranch Planning and Marketing [Type]

Output: Product


Input: [Link] Land Management Training for America's Fastest Growing Farmer Group [Type]

Output: Product


Input: [Link] New Tools for Sustainable Entrepreneurs and Service Providers [Type]

Output: Product


Input: [Link] Case Studies: Training the Trainers in Community-Based Food Systems [Type]

Output: Product


Input: [Link] In Memory of Paula Ford [Type]

Output: Blog post


Input: [Link] NCR-SARE Announces Professional Development Grants for 2011 [Type]

Output: Blog post


Input: [Link] NCR-SARE Announces 2012 Professional Development Program Awards [Type]

Output: Blog post


Input: [Link] NCR-SARE Announces 2013 Call for Professional Development Program Preproposals [Type]

Output: Blog post


Input: [Link] SARE Grant Workshops Offer High Tunnel Information for Ohio Educators [Type]

Output: Blog post


Input: [Link] Expanding and Enhancing the Sustainable Small Farm Specialty Producer Group: 2013-2015 NDSU Train-the Trainer Program [Type]

Output: Blog post


Input: [Link] 2014 Integrated Pest Management Academy to Take Place February 18-19, 2014 in Michigan [Type]

Output: Blog post


Input: [Link] NCR-SARE Announces 2013 Professional Development Program Awards [Type]

Output: Blog post


Input: [Link] NCR-SARE Announces 2015 Call for Professional Development Program Proposals [Type]

Output: Blog post


Input: [Link] Fellows & Search for Excellence Programs [Type]

Output: Folder


Input: [Link] Search for Excellence [Type]

Output: Folder


Input: [Link] Fellows Program [Type]

Output: Folder


Input: [Link] About the Fellows [Type]

Output: Folder


Input: [Type] Steel [Power/Accuracy] ---/--- [PP] 15 [Category] Status [Description] The user hardens its body's surface like iron, sharply raising its Defense stat. [Move]

Output: Iron Defense


Input: [Type] Electric [Power/Accuracy] ---/--- [PP] 10 [Category] Status [Description] The user levitates using electrically generated magnetism for five turns. [Move]

Output: Magnet Rise


Input: [Type] Psychic [Power/Accuracy] ---/--- [PP] 15 [Category] Status [Description] A barrier reflects back to the target moves like Leech Seed and moves that damage status. [Move]

Output: Magic Coat


Input: [Type] Normal [Power/Accuracy] ---/--- [PP] 5 [Category] Status [Description] The user blocks the target's way with arms spread wide to prevent escape. [Move]

Output: Block


Input: [Type] Normal [Power/Accuracy] 90/100 [PP] 10 [Category] Special [Description] The user lets loose a horribly echoing shout with the power to inflict damage. [Move]

Output: Hyper Voice


Input: [Type] Electric [Power/Accuracy] 55/95 [PP] 15 [Category] Special [Description] The user captures and attacks opposing Pokémon by using an electric net. It reduces the targets' Speed stat. [Move]

Output: Electroweb


Input: [Type] Ice [Power/Accuracy] 55/95 [PP] 15 [Category] Special [Description] The user attacks with a gust of chilled air. It also reduces the targets' Speed stat. [Move]

Output: Icy Wind


Input: [Type] Steel [Power/Accuracy] 100/75 [PP] 15 [Category] Physical [Description] The target is slammed with a steel-hard tail. It may also lower the target's Defense stat. [Move]

Output: Iron Tail


Input: [Type] Ground [Power/Accuracy] 90/100 [PP] 10 [Category] Special [Description] The user makes the ground under the target erupt with power. This may also lower the target's Sp. Def. [Move]

Output: Earth Power


Input: [Type] Psychic [Power/Accuracy] 80/90 [PP] 15 [Category] Physical [Description] The user focuses its willpower to its head and attacks the target. It may also make the target flinch. [Move]

Output: Zen Headbutt


Input: [Type] Dark [Power/Accuracy] 95/100 [PP] 15 [Category] Physical [Description] The user turns the target's power against it. The higher the target's Attack stat, the greater the damage. [Move]

Output: Foul Play


Input: [Type] Fighting [Power/Accuracy] 120/100 [PP] 5 [Category] Physical [Description] The user attacks the target with great power. However, it also lowers the user's Attack and Defense. [Move]

Output: Superpower


Input: [Type] Psychic [Power/Accuracy] ---/--- [PP] 5 [Category] Status [Description] Gravity is intensified for five turns, making moves involving flying unusable and negating Levitate. [Move]

Output: Gravity


Input: [Type] Dragon [Power/Accuracy] 85/100 [PP] 10 [Category] Special [Description] The target is attacked with a shock wave generated by the user's gaping mouth. [Move]

Output: Dragon Pulse


Input: [Type] Dark [Power/Accuracy] 80/100 [PP] 15 [Category] Special [Description] The user releases a horrible aura imbued with dark thoughts. It may also make the target flinch. [Move]

Output: Dark Pulse


Input: [Level Name] Safety [Highlights] The student is not ready for change or even aware of a need for change. Students will typically act defensively or offer passive compliance at this stage (“I don’t need to be here”, “My parents are the one with the problem”) Students may feel overwhelmed by the prospect of being in a program and what it will really take to change. Students will run through their repertoire of coping strategies such as anger, manipulation, withdrawal, etc. Students are invited to be safe. They are expected to learn the norms/routines of the program, and learn the group process. Students begin to identify: what behaviors have gotten them to this point, thinking errors, strengths and how to get support.

Output: Only with parents by letter

Turnabout/Stillwater Academy - Fornits Wiki

Communication / freedom outside the program


Input: [Level Name] Awareness [Highlights] Students begin to become conscious of the problem. They are start to be aware that choices and behavior have consequences. Students start making changes but are still motivated by an external locus of control. Students at this stage of change are compliant most of the time although they may often test limits and use negative coping strategies to deal with negative feelings, frustration, etc. Students are learning how to problem solve and ask for help when needed. May become a “support” in our peer support system. May present Autobiography to parents at this stage. As this is an incubation stage, students are becoming more open to internal change.

Output: Preparing to back to their own home or phone contact with parents (out of state detainees)

Turnabout/Stillwater Academy - Fornits Wiki

Communication / freedom outside the program


Input: [Level Name] Discovery [Highlights] Students start to experience the benefits of real change. Students practice problem solving daily and accept feedback from their peers and staff. Although still externally motivated, students begin to explore the real issues and examine cycles, family systems, and personal issues such as addiction, trauma, mood disorders, etc. Students develop new coping strategies, relationship skills, and start to be aware of the “cost” that making change requires. Students at this stage start to care about their peers and the group and see themselves as part of a larger community. Students are ready and willing to take responsibility for their behavior and support peers in taking responsibility for themselves.

Output: May receive visits from parents (out of state detainees)

Turnabout/Stillwater Academy - Fornits Wiki

Communication / freedom outside the program


Input: [Level Name] Responsibility [Highlights] Students actually do what they say they will. They are starting to become internally motivated and do things because they like the way change feels. Although there is normal resistance to change, students at this stage are starting to be self motivated to change. They do not do things just to please others avoid discomfort or get out of the program. Students show leadership and personal power when interacting with peers, staff, and family. Students are goal oriented and are able to identify goals and objectives. Students are actively working on issues and shows consistency in dealing appropriately with challenges. Students have an established relationship with family members and demonstrates a willingness to continue to address family issues. They actively hold others accountable and show leadership through example. Students demonstrate a healthy balance of priorities. Students are peer leaders and take personal responsibility for the progress of the group.

Output: May have home visits (out of state detainees), may go home alone (local detainees)

Turnabout/Stillwater Academy - Fornits Wiki

Communication / freedom outside the program


Input: [Level Name] Leadership [Highlights] Students are internally motivated. Students feel good about what they have accomplished and newly developed coping strategies are becoming habits. Have a strong sense of self. Actively demonstrate an ability to address conflict, triggers, issues, etc. appropriately and hold themselves accountable with minimal supervision. Students work on a comprehensive transition plan and may graduate the program.

Output: May work in the local community

Turnabout/Stillwater Academy - Fornits Wiki

Communication / freedom outside the program


Input: [Level Name] Integrity [Highlights] New habits have become second nature. Have a strong sense of personal commitment to give back to family, peers, and society. Students are excited about the next phase of their life. Students encourage responsiveness in almost everyone they deal with. They are congruent and “walk their talk”.

Output: may work part time, attend college and make frequent home visits

Turnabout/Stillwater Academy - Fornits Wiki

Communication / freedom outside the program


Input: [Name] rsx_plugins_table [Author] Ramanan Sivaranjan [Version] 1.1 [Description]

Output: Display a list of plugins currently installed.


Input: [Name] zem_contact_reborn [Author] TXP Community [Version] 4.0.3.19 [Description]

Output: Form mailer for Textpattern


Input: [Name] zem_contact_lang [Author] TXP Community [Version] 4.0.3.6 [Description]

Output: Language plug-in for Zem Contact Reborn