Input: [Name] rss_admin_db_manager [Author] Rob Sable [Version] 4.3 [Description]

Output: Database management system.


Input: [Name] tru_tags [Author] Nathan Arthur [Version] 3.1 [Description]

Output: Article tagging


Input: [Name] rss_admin_show_adv_opts [Author] Rob Sable [Version] 0.3 [Description]

Output: Automatically expand article advanced options.


Input: [Name] txp_icio_us [Author] Marshall Potter [Version] 1.4 [Description]

Output: Use Del.icio.us bookmarks as easily as TXP links


Input: [Name] hak_article_image [Author] Patrick Woods [Version] 0.6.3 [Description]

Output: Extended Article Image tag


Input: [Name] rss_suparchive [Author] Rob Sable [Version] 0.18 [Description]

Output: Article listings by date or by category/section. Archive menu by month or year with totals


Input: [Name] ajw_comments_feed [Author] Andrew Waer [Version] 0.6 [Description]

Output: Extends RSS & Atom to allow for comments feeds.


Input: [Name] ajw_comment_alt [Author] Andrew Waer [Version] 0.3 [Description]

Output: Alternates output based on even- or odd-numbered comments


Input: [Name] ajw_comment_num [Author] Andrew Waer [Version] 0.2 [Description]

Output: Allows for outputting current comment number


Input: [Name] hpw_shared [Author] Hyperwhat (Adrian Duffell) [Version] 0.2 [Description]

Output: Shared library files used by Hyperwhat plugins and available to other developers.


Input: [Name] hpw_most_popular_articles [Author] Hyperwhat (Adrian Duffell) [Version] 0.2 [Description]

Output: Displays the most popular articles according to your log.


Input: [Name] pap_contact_cleaner [Author] tranquillo [Version] 0.1 [Description]

Output: Prevent Spam through Zem Contact


Input: [Name] wet_slimpattern [Author] Robert Wetzlmayr [Version] 0.4.1 [Description]

Output: Integrates SlimStat or Mint logging into Textpattern.


Input: [WITNESSING AWARENESS] Apprehends waking-state sentience [WAKING-STATE SENTIENCE]

Output: Is apprehended by witnessing awareness


Input: [WITNESSING AWARENESS] Never comes or goes [WAKING-STATE SENTIENCE]

Output: Comes and goes


Input: [WITNESSING AWARENESS] Measuring and science appear to it [WAKING-STATE SENTIENCE]

Output: Measured by science


Input: [WITNESSING AWARENESS] Never appears or disappears; can’t be an object [WAKING-STATE SENTIENCE]

Output: Appears as an object along with other objects


Input: [WITNESSING AWARENESS] Never more than one, and even that is too much to say! [WAKING-STATE SENTIENCE]

Output: There is at least one per person


Input: [WITNESSING AWARENESS] It IS you; you as awareness are never not…. [WAKING-STATE SENTIENCE]

Output: You are there even if it is not there


Input: [Feature] Touch Screen [Description]

Output: Instant access to key information with a touch of the finger—just touch and go


Input: [Feature] QWERTY keyboard [Description]

Output: The built-in familiar layout lets you type messages easily without searching for the letter you want


Input: [Feature] One-click Google Search* [Description]

Output: Quick and easy access to search the Internet in one click


Input: [Feature] Real Web browsing capabilities* [Description]

Output: View more pages and rich Web content, right on your phone


Input: [Feature] Easy access to Google applications* [Description]

Output: One-touch access to Google applications including maps, Gmail, YouTube, Calendar, and Google Talk


Input: [Feature] 3G Network and Wi-Fi access [Description]

Output: High-speed 3G network connection** for surfing the Web or downloading information quickly and effortlessly—or seamlessly transition to open Wi-Fi networks


Input: [Feature] IM/Text/E-mail* [Description]

Output: All the ways you need to connect while you’re on the go


Input: [Feature] 3.0 megapixel Camera [Description]

Output: Capture key moments in high-quality fashion wherever you are; never worry about blurry photos—auto-focus is built right in


Input: [Feature] Video playback [Description]

Output: Watch your favorite videos, even YouTube, just about anywhere


Input: [Feature] Music player and 1 GB memory card [Description]

Output: You’ll never be without your favorite tunes


Input: [Feature] Android Market* [Description]

Output: One-touch access to Android Market, where you can personalize your G1 with apps like games, social networking sites, and on-the-go shopping


Input: [Feature] Customizable Home Screen [Description]

Output: Drag and drop favorite applications, photos, or folders onto your home screen for quick access


Input: [OFFENSE] DWI/.08/Refusal [PENALTY] $400 - $500.00 fine, 7-60 days in jail, 6 month license suspension. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: These offenses all fall within the same misdemeanor. Driving while impaired is a violation that includes other drugs.


Input: [OFFENSE] Using False ID/Minor Misrepresenting Age [PENALTY] Up to $500.00 fine and 6 months in jail. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: It is a violation to use falsified documents to purchase alcohol. No minor shall obtain, or attempt to obtain, alcoholic liquor by misrepresentation of age, or by any other method, in any tavern or other place where alcoholic liquor is sold.


Input: [OFFENSE] Furnishing a False ID [PENALTY] Up to $500.00 fine and 6 months in jail [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Any person who knowingly manufactures, creates, or alters any form of identification for the purpose of sale or delivery of such form of identification to a person under the age of twenty-one years. This includes any card, paper, or legal document that may be used to establish the age of the person named thereon for the purpose of purchasing alcoholic liquor.


Input: [OFFENSE] Consuming Alcohol in Public [PENALTY] Up to $500.00 fine and 6 months in jail. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: It is illegal to consume alcohol on the public right of way. This includes street, sidewalks or any other public property.


Input: [OFFENSE] Selling Alcohol Without a License [PENALTY] Up to $500.00 fine and 6 months in jail. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: It is illegal to charge for alcohol in any way e.g., at the door, as a cover charge or by the drink, if you do not have a liquor license.


Input: [OFFENSE] Failure to Disperse/Failure to Obey a Lawful Order [PENALTY] Up to $500.00 fine and 6 months in jail. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: You may be cited for failing to leave or obey a specific command if ordered by an officer to do so.


Input: [OFFENSE] Felony Assault [PENALTY] Depending on the severity of the injury, this offense could result in incarceration. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Assaulting another person causing serious injury and/or involving the use of a weapon


Input: [OFFENSE] Minor in Possession [PENALTY] Up to $500.00 fine and 6 months in jail. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: No one under the age of 21 may possess, consume, or have physical control of alcohol. Exceptions: a minor may possess or have physical control of alcoholic liquor in his or her permanent place of residence. 19 and 20 year olds may handle alcohol as part of their employment duties.


Input: [OFFENSE] Minor Attempt to Purchase [PENALTY] Up to $500.00 fine and 6 months in jail. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: It is unlawful for anyone under the age of 21 to attempt the purchase of alcohol with or without identification.


Input: [OFFENSE] Procuring Alcohol for a Minor [PENALTY] Up to $500.00 fine and 6 months in jail. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: It is illegal to purchase alcohol for anyone under the age of 21.


Input: [OFFENSE] Disorderly House [PENALTY] Up to $500.00 fine and 6 months in jail. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: This violation enables law enforcement to cite property owners or renters with parties that get out of hand causing a disturbance.


Input: [OFFENSE] Misdemeanor Assault [PENALTY] Up to $500.00 fine and 6 months in jail. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Striking another person causing injury.


Input: [OFFENSE] Urinating in Public [PENALTY] Minimum $100.00 fine [DESCRIPTION]

Output: It is unlawful for any person to urinate or defecate on a public street, alley, or any other property, public or private, open to or visible to the public.


Input: [0] Proactive [1] Speedy [2] Victorious [3] Energetic [4] Attractive [5] Brilliant [6] Impressive [7] Prominent [9] Profound [8]

Output: Delicate

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Input: [0] Outstanding [1] Prompt [2] Graceful [3] Enthusiastic [4] Careful [5] Supreme [6] Precise [7] Reliable [9] Overwhelming [8]

Output: Progressive

How to Write Resume Job Descriptions in 6 Easy Ways - SKORCAREER


Input: [0] Immense [1] Thoughtful [2] Effective [3] Pleasant [4] Tactful [5] Genuine [6] Sensible [7] Distinctive [9] Distinguished [8]

Output: Systematic

How to Write Resume Job Descriptions in 6 Easy Ways - SKORCAREER


Input: [0] Courageous [1] Delightful [2] Efficient [3] Significant [4] Consistent [5] Exciting [6] Continuous [7] Functional [9] Selective [8]

Output: Determined

How to Write Resume Job Descriptions in 6 Easy Ways - SKORCAREER


Input: [0] Determined [1] Perfect [2] Broad [3] Substantial [4] Competitive [5] Confident [6] Revolutionary [7] Influential [9] Respectable [8]

Output: Dynamic

How to Write Resume Job Descriptions in 6 Easy Ways - SKORCAREER


Input: [0] Helpful [1] Successful [2] Smooth [3] Educational [4] Comprehensive [5] Dominant [6] Collective [7] Intensive [9] Competent [8]

Output: Lively

How to Write Resume Job Descriptions in 6 Easy Ways - SKORCAREER


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] percentage_complete [Field]

Output: %Complete


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] alias [Field]

Output: Alias


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] assigned_to, assignee, owner [Field]

Output: Assignee


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] assigned_to_realname [Field]

Output: Assignee Real Name


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] attachmentdata, attachdata [Field]

Output: Attachment data


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] attachmentdesc, attachment, attachdesc [Field]

Output: Attachment description


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] attachmentmimetype, attachmimetype [Field]

Output: Attachment mime type


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] blocked [Field]

Output: Blocks


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] bug_id [Field]

Output: Bug ID


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] cc [Field]

Output: CC


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] delta_ts [Field]

Output: Changed


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] classification [Field]

Output: Classification


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] description, longdesc, comment [Field]

Output: Comment


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] commenter [Field]

Output: Commenter


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] component [Field]

Output: Component


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] content [Field]

Output: Content


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] creation_ts [Field]

Output: Creation date


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] days_elapsed [Field]

Output: Days since bug changed


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] deadline [Field]

Output: Deadline


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] dependson [Field]

Output: Depends on


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] everconfirmed [Field]

Output: Ever confirmed


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] requestee [Field]

Output: Flag Requestee


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] setter [Field]

Output: Flag Setter


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] flag [Field]

Output: Flags


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] group [Field]

Output: Group


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] platform [Field]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] remaining_time [Field]

Output: Hours Left


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] work_time [Field]

Output: Hours Worked


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] keywords, kw [Field]

Output: Keywords


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] estimated_time [Field]

Output: Orig. Est.


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] op_sys, os [Field]

Output: OS


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] priority [Field]

Output: Priority


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] product [Field]

Output: Product


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] qa_contact [Field]

Output: QA Contact


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] qa_contact_realname [Field]

Output: QA Contact Real Name


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] reporter [Field]

Output: Reporter


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] reporter_realname [Field]

Output: Reporter Real Name


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] resolution [Field]

Output: Resolution


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] see_also [Field]

Output: See Also


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] severity [Field]

Output: Severity


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] status [Field]

Output: Status


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] short_desc, summary [Field]

Output: Summary


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] tag [Field]

Output: Tags


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] target_milestone, milestone [Field]

Output: Target Milestone


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] owner_idle_time [Field]

Output: Time Since Assignee Touched


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] url [Field]

Output: URL


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] version [Field]

Output: Version


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] votes [Field]

Output: Votes


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] whiteboard, sw [Field]

Output: Whiteboard


Input: [Tournament Name] Northwest College Open [Place] 1st [Type]

Output: major

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Input: [Tournament Name] Ram Open [Place] 1st [Type]

Output: minor

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Input: [Tournament Name] BCU Open [Place] 1st [Type]

Output: major

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Input: [Tournament Name] US Western National Open [Place] 1st [Type]

Output: minor

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Input: [Tournament Name] Rocky Mt. Coll. Open [Place] 3rd [Type]

Output: major

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Input: [Tournament Name] Bob Smith Open [Place] 2nd [Type]

Output: major

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Input: [Tournament Name] Hastings College Open [Place] 4th [Type]

Output: major

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Input: [Tournament Name] great plains regional [Place] 1st [Type]

Output: major

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Input: [Genus] Onychoteuthis [Photophores] Two intestinal*, one or two on each eye [Secondary occipital folds] Six to ten [Structure of mantle epidermis] Smooth [Fins] Rhombic [Terminal pad suckers] 9–18 [Rachidian] Variably unicuspid or tricuspid [Marginal suckers on manus]

Output: Absent at maturity


Input: [Genus] Onykia [Photophores] Absent [Secondary occipital folds] Absent [Structure of mantle epidermis] With warts* or longitudinal ridges [Fins] Rhombic to sagittate [Terminal pad suckers] 9–18 [Rachidian] Tricuspid [Marginal suckers on manus]

Output: Absent at maturity


Input: [Genus] Ancistroteuthis [Photophores] Absent1 [Secondary occipital folds] Six or seven [Structure of mantle epidermis] Smooth [Fins] Rhombic to sagittate [Terminal pad suckers] 15–19 [Rachidian] Tricuspid [Marginal suckers on manus]

Output: Absent at maturity


Input: [Genus] Kondakovia [Photophores] Absent [Secondary occipital folds] Absent [Structure of mantle epidermis] Longitudinally ridged or reticulate* [Fins] Heart-shaped* or rhombic [Terminal pad suckers] 30–36 [Rachidian] Unicuspid to weakly tricuspid [Marginal suckers on manus]

Output: Full series present at maturity*


Input: [Genus] Notonykia [Photophores] Absent [Secondary occipital folds] Three* [Structure of mantle epidermis] Smooth [Fins] Rhombic [Terminal pad suckers] 17–25 (dactylus) + 11–14 (terminal pad) [Rachidian] Unicuspid [Marginal suckers on manus]

Output: One or two may remain distally at maturity


Input: [Genus] Filippovia [Photophores] Absent [Secondary occipital folds] Absent [Structure of mantle epidermis] Smooth [Fins] Rhombic [Terminal pad suckers] 13–17 [Rachidian] Unicuspid [Marginal suckers on manus]

Output: Absent at maturity


Input: [Genus] Callimachus [Photophores] Absent [Secondary occipital folds] Absent [Structure of mantle epidermis] Smooth [Fins] Ovate or paddle-shaped in adults* [Terminal pad suckers] 8–11 [Rachidian] Tricuspid [Marginal suckers on manus]

Output: Proximal partial series present at maturity*


Input: [Field and Description] itoa64 [Modifier and Type]

Output: private static java.lang.String

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] ROUNDS_DEFAULT [Modifier and Type]

Output: private static int

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] ROUNDS_MAX [Modifier and Type]

Output: private static int

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] ROUNDS_MIN [Modifier and Type]

Output: private static int

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] SALT_LEN_MAX [Modifier and Type]

Output: private static int

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] SALTCHARS [Modifier and Type]

Output: private static java.lang.String

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] sha512_rounds_prefix [Modifier and Type]

Output: private static java.lang.String

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] sha512_salt_prefix [Modifier and Type]

Output: private static java.lang.String

Fields


Input: [F-1] None [J-1] Cannot be self-funded unless participating in an exchange program pursuant to a formal written agreement between educational institutions or governmental offices [TOPIC]

Output: Eligibility Restrictions

Comparison of F-1 and J-1 Visa Types – Office of International Student Services - University of Illinois Springfield - UIS


Input: [F-1] Available up to 20 hours per week when school is in session and 40 hours per week during annual school holidays [J-1] Same as F-1 [TOPIC]

Output: On-Campus Employment

Comparison of F-1 and J-1 Visa Types – Office of International Student Services - University of Illinois Springfield - UIS


Input: [F-1] Yes: Can be authorized for unforeseen financial hardship, Curricular Practical Training, or Pre- and Post-completion Optional Practical Training [J-1] Yes: Can be authorized for unforeseen financial hardship or Academic Training [TOPIC]

Output: Off-Campus Employment

Comparison of F-1 and J-1 Visa Types – Office of International Student Services - University of Illinois Springfield - UIS


Input: [F-1] 1)Curricular Practical Training (CPT) 2)Optional (pre- or post-completion) Practical Training (OPT) [J-1] Optional or Required Academic Training may take place before or after graduation [TOPIC]

Output: Practical/ Academic Training Types

Comparison of F-1 and J-1 Visa Types – Office of International Student Services - University of Illinois Springfield - UIS


Input: [F-1] Curricular: None, although if you use more than 12 months of full-time CPT, you lose your eligibility for any OPT Optional(Pre- and Post-completion, combined): 12 months maximum [J-1] Note: In general, the period of Academic Training may not exceed 18 months or the amount of time spent in the academic program, whichever is less.Nondegree: 24 months maximum, including the academic program itself Part-time Academic Training counts the same as Full-time Academic Training. [TOPIC]

Output: Time Limits

Comparison of F-1 and J-1 Visa Types – Office of International Student Services - University of Illinois Springfield - UIS


Input: [F-1] Pre-Completion: YesPost-completion: Yes. Must have job offer within 30 days of completion of studies and you must apply before you complete your program as well [TOPIC]

Output: Curricular: Yes Pre-completion Optional: Recommended Post-completion Optional: No

Comparison of F-1 and J-1 Visa Types – Office of International Student Services - University of Illinois Springfield - UIS


Input: [F-1] Curricular: Not required. Authorization is obtained from International Office advisor. Pre- and Post-completion Optional: Required before student may begin work. Authorization takes 3-4 months [J-1] None required. Authorization is obtained from the International Office advisor [TOPIC]

Output: Authorization From USCIS

Comparison of F-1 and J-1 Visa Types – Office of International Student Services - University of Illinois Springfield - UIS


Input: [F-1] Yes, fairly easily [J-1] It depends. May be problematic for students subject to the 2-year home residency requirement [TOPIC]

Output: Possibility of Changing Status

Comparison of F-1 and J-1 Visa Types – Office of International Student Services - University of Illinois Springfield - UIS


Input: [F-1] None possible [J-1] Yes, with evidence that salary is not needed to fund stay, and it requires USCIS approval [TOPIC]

Output: Work Authorization For Spouse

Comparison of F-1 and J-1 Visa Types – Office of International Student Services - University of Illinois Springfield - UIS


Input: [F-1] None per visa category. Although the College requires all students to carry insurance, this isnota federal requirement, nor does it apply to spouses [J-1] Yes, for J-1 students andalldependents. Willful failure to maintain adequate health insurance as defined by federal regulations will result in the student’s termination from the J-1 program, thus also terminating his/her J-1 status [TOPIC]

Output: Insurance Requirement per Visa Status

Comparison of F-1 and J-1 Visa Types – Office of International Student Services - University of Illinois Springfield - UIS


Input: [F-1] 60 days granted automatically [J-1] 30 days granted automatically [TOPIC]

Output: Permission to Stay in U.S. after Completion of Studies

Comparison of F-1 and J-1 Visa Types – Office of International Student Services - University of Illinois Springfield - UIS


Input: [A] B [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace Engine Oil and Filter. Inspect various systems and components

Acura service serving Morrow, Union City, Stockbridge


Input: [A] 1 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Rotate Tires and check tire pressure and condition

Acura service serving Morrow, Union City, Stockbridge


Input: [A] 2 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace air cleaner element, check drive belt and replace dust and pollen filter

Acura service serving Morrow, Union City, Stockbridge


Input: [A] 3 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace transmission fluid and transfer fluid (if equipped)

Acura service serving Morrow, Union City, Stockbridge


Input: [A] 4 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace spark plugs, replace timing belt (if equipped), inspect water pump, and inspect value clearance

Acura service serving Morrow, Union City, Stockbridge


Input: [A] 5 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace Engine Coolant

Acura service serving Morrow, Union City, Stockbridge


Input: [A] 6 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace rear differential fluid (if equipped)

Acura service serving Morrow, Union City, Stockbridge


Input: [Full RPO] Low client/data security [Partial RPO]

Output: High client/data security

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Input: [Full RPO] Double shifts have to be run to match the time difference between the two countries. [Partial RPO]

Output: Partial RPO is about non-core activities in a recruitment process, which consumes up to 70% of the time.

Recruitment Process Outsourcing: Recruitment Process Lifecycle, Partial Outsourcing,


Input: [Full RPO] Interest pipes-in offshore employees as they regularly interact with candidates of foreign origin. [Partial RPO]

Output: More monotonous nature of job.

Recruitment Process Outsourcing: Recruitment Process Lifecycle, Partial Outsourcing,


Input: [Full RPO] Involves all the activities till the candidate is placed in the company, which may end as a time consuming job. [Partial RPO]

Output: Can produce quick results in a short span as employees have necessary expertise to extract the leads in bound timelines.

Recruitment Process Outsourcing: Recruitment Process Lifecycle, Partial Outsourcing,


Input: [Full RPO] A high-level training is essential to help employees build better repo with the foreign candidates. [Partial RPO]

Output: Employees need a limited period training to start on the process.

Recruitment Process Outsourcing: Recruitment Process Lifecycle, Partial Outsourcing,


Input: [Full RPO] High man hour rates. [Partial RPO]

Output: Low man hour rates.

Recruitment Process Outsourcing: Recruitment Process Lifecycle, Partial Outsourcing,


Input: [Definition] A lens or system of lenses which collects light rays and converges them to a focus. [Term]

Output: Condenser


Input: [Definition] The ability of a lens to furnish an image above and below the focal plane; depth of field decreases with the increase in aperture or with an increase in magnification. [Term]

Output: Depth of field


Input: [Definition] (Abbreviation for Deutsches Institut fur Normung) A German national standards body which has set internationally accepted standards for a variety of devices, including optics. [Term]

Output: DIN


Input: [Definition] The area which is seen through a lens system. In a microscope, it is the circular area viewed through the eyepiece. It will vary depending upon the magnification. [Term]

Output: Field of view


Input: [Definition] The high power objective in the nosepiece of the microscope. Usually the objective in the 40X range is called the high power objective. If the scope has an oil immersion lens (100X), it is not referred to as the high power objective. [Term]

Output: High power


Input: [Definition] The middle power objective; usually 10X. [Term]

Output: Intermediate power


Input: [Definition] The lowest power objective; usually 4X. [Term]

Output: Low power


Input: [Definition] The number of times an object is increased in size by a lens system. [Term]

Output: Magnification


Input: [Definition] A mathematical formula devised by Ernst Abbe for the direct comparison of the resolving power of objective lenses; the higher the N.A. the more complex and expensive the lens system becomes. [Term]

Output: Numerical aperture (N.A.)


Input: [Definition] Characteristic of a microscope which allows the rotation from one objective to another and only requiring a small, fine focus adjustment to be in focus. [Term]

Output: Parfocal


Input: [Definition] The lenses closest to the eye; also called the eyepieces. [Term]

Output: Ocular lens


Input: [Definition] Any of the compound lenses mounted on the nosepiece. [Term]

Output: Objective lens


Input: [Definition] A high power objective (usually 100X) which requires an oil medium to focus the maximum light when in focus. [Term]

Output: Oil immersion


Input: [Definition] A device for interconversion of a rotary motion and a linear motion. Turning the pinion (small cog wheel) engaged in the rack (toothed bar) causes the slow linear motion of the up and down movement in the microscope. [Term]

Output: Rack and pinion


Input: [Definition] The capacity of the optics to distinguish and separate fine detail, i.e., two points. The resolving power is limited by the N.A. of the objective and the substage condenser. The higher the N.A. the greater the resolving power. [Term]

Output: Resolving power


Input: [Bill Number] HB 11 [Author] Cook [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to reports filed with the comptroller regarding certain alcoholic beverage sales; providing a penalty. 111.006 Tax Code Chapter 151 Tax Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: Requires all license and permit holders authorized to sell to retailers to file a report with the State Comptroller showing such sales.

Summary of the Alcohol-Related Bills


Input: [Bill Number] HB 457 [Author] Craddick [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to restrictions on the promotion and operation of charitable raffles. 2002.054 Occupations Code [Effective Date] 5/27/2011 [Summary]

Output: A charitable organization may only promote or advertise a raffle statewide, on the organization's Internet website or through a publication or solicitation, including a newsletter, social media, or electronic mail, provided only to previously identified supporters of the organization.

Summary of the Alcohol-Related Bills


Input: [Bill Number] HB 1199 [Author] Gallego [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to the penalty for certain intoxication offenses. 49.04, 49.09 Penal Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: Creates an enhanced penalty (class A misdemeanor) for a DWI with a BAC of .15 or over. Creates an enhanced penalty (2nd degree felony) for an intoxication assault if the commission of the offense causes a traumatic brain injury that results in a persistent vegetative state.

Summary of the Alcohol-Related Bills


Input: [Bill Number] HB 1401 [Author] Laubenberg [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to who may participate in certain local option elections to prohibit or authorize the sale of alcoholic beverages. 501.1035 Election Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: A municipality that includes an area annexed to the municipality on or after the date on which a petition requesting a local option election in the municipality is filed may hold the election in the municipality only if the petition contains a sufficient number of signatures to meet the requirements of Section 501.032, based on the number of qualified voters in the municipality, including the annexed area. The qualified voters of the annexed area must be allowed to vote in the local option election. The results of the election shall determine the local option status of the municipality, including the annexed area.

Summary of the Alcohol-Related Bills


Input: [Bill Number] HB 1469 [Author] Hernandez Luna [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to exempting certain fraternal and veterans organizations from certain bond requirements to obtain an alcoholic beverage permit or license. 11.61 AB Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: Exempts veteran and fraternal organizations from performance bond requirements for certain BGs and BEs in a county with a population of 1.4 million or more. BG's (on-premise beer and wine permit) and BE's (on-premise beer license) located in Dallas, Tarrant, Harris and Bexar (as of 9/1/11) Counties that do not hold a food and beverage certificate and whose primary business is not food are required to post an initial surety (performance) bond in the amount of $2,000. This bill would exempt veteran and fraternal organizations from this bond requirement.

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Input: [Bill Number] HB 1936 [Author] Gutierrez [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to importation and shipment of alcoholic beverages for personal consumption. 107.07(a) and (e) AB Code 107.11 AB Code 107.07 AB Code 107.07(b) and (c) AB Code 107.12 AB Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: Serves three functions: one, increases the administrative fee on alcoholic beverages from 50 cents to $3 per container; two, equalizes the importation limits between Texas residents and non-residents, increasing the importation limit for Texans from one quart to a gallon of distilled spirits every 30 days; three, allows for the importation of a personal collection of beer and/or distilled spirits by persons moving to Texas. No taxes would be owed to the state and no licensing or paperwork required by TABC. Current law already allows the importation of a wine collection.

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Input: [Bill Number] HB 1952 [Author] Kuempel [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to alcoholic beverage seller-servers and to seller training programs. 106.14 AB Code [Effective Date] 5/28/2011 [Summary]

Output: Gives TABC the specific statutory authority, after notice and hearing, to cancel or suspend the commission's approval of a seller training program, the commission's certification of a trainer to teach a seller training program, or the commission's certification of a seller-server upon violation of the Alcoholic Beverage Code or an Administrative Rule. The commission may give a program, trainer, or seller-server the opportunity to pay a civil penalty rather than be subject to suspension under this subsection.

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Input: [Bill Number] HB 1953 [Author] Kuempel [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to notice by sign of an alcoholic beverage permit or license application. 11.391(a) AB Code 61.381(a) AB Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: Amends the current requirement (new on-premises establishment cannot file a licence/permit application with TABC until public notice has been posted at the location for at least 60 days) to say that the application can be filed, but TABC cannot issue the license/permit until notice has been posted at the location for at least 60 days.

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Input: [Bill Number] HB 1956 [Author] Thompson [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to appeal of an order of the TABC or the commission's administrator refusing, canceling, or suspending a license or permit. 11.67(b) AB Code 32.18 AB Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: Increases the time a district court judge has to hear and decide on an appeal from 10 days to 20 days.

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Input: [Bill Number] HB 1959 [Author] Thompson [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to appeal of the certification of an area's wet or dry status. 11.37(d) AB Code 61.37(d) AB Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: Allows an applicant for a permit or license that is refused certification by the county clerk, city secretary or city clerk to appeal the refusal of the certification and is entitled to a hearing before the County Judge. TABC is not involved in this process.

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Input: [Bill Number] HB 2012 [Author] Thompson [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to certain prohibited dealings between a wholesaler and retailer of alcoholic beverages. 102.32(a)(2) AB Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: Classifies a Texas winery as a retailer for the purposes of 102.32 Sale of Liquor: Credit Restrictions when the winery purchases wine from a wholesaler for resale to the ultimate consumer in unbroken packages. In other words, wineries will be subject to credit law restrictions when purchasing wine from a wholesaler to resell to the ultimate consumer. If a winery fails to pay a wholesaler on time, the winery shall be placed on the statewide delinquent list and no wine may be purchased from wholesalers until the account is paid in full.

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Input: [Bill Number] HB 2014 [Author] Thompson [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to certain criminal and civil consequences of trafficking of persons, compelling prostitution, and certain other related criminal offenses and to the prevention, prosecution, and punishment of those offenses. 11.44(b) AB Code 11.46(c) AB Code 11.64(1) AB Code 61.42(c) AB Code also Code of Criminal Procedure, Penal Code, Government Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: TABC shall refuse to issue for a period of three years a permit or license for any location to an applicant who submitted a prior application that expired or was voluntarily surrendered before the hearing on the application was held on a protest involving allegations of human trafficking. States that the agency shall refuse to issue a license or permit for the location for 12 months after cancellation for prostitution and human trafficking. Adds human trafficking to the list of offenses which the commission may choose to punish by suspension only, rather than giving the license/permit holder the option of suspension or payment of civil penalty.

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Input: [Bill Number] HB 2033 [Author] Hamilton [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to the separate statement of the mixed beverage tax for informational purposes. 183.0212 Tax Code [Effective Date] 6/17/2011 [Summary]

Output: For informational purposes only, a mixed beverage or private club permit holder may include on a customer's bill or receipt a separate statement disclosing the amount of gross receipts tax to be paid by the permittee. The separate statement must clearly disclose the amount of tax payable by the permittee. The tax may not be separately charged to or paid by the customer.

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Input: [Bill Number] HB 2035 [Author] Hamilton [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to the temporary relocation of an alcoholic beverage distributor's or wholesaler's premises during a period of emergency and delivery of alcoholic beverages to a distributor's or wholesaler's premises. 41.01(c), 107.02(a-1), 109.62 AB Code [Effective Date] 6/17/2011 [Summary]

Output: Allows a temporary relocation of the premises of a distributor or wholesaler due to emergency situations caused by natural disaster or catastrophe, weather, fire, earthquake, or act of God.

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Input: [Bill Number] HB 2582 [Author] Murphy [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to the repeal of the partial tax exemption for certain beer. 203.08 AB Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: Repeals 25% excise tax exemption for beer manufacturers and brewpubs whose annual production of beer in this state does not exceed 75,000 barrels.

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Input: [Bill Number] HB 2702 [Author] Solomons [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to the application of statutes that classify political subdivisions according to population. 11.13(a), 11.321(a), 25.02(b), 61.52, 61.71(k)-(l), 69.02(b), 109.57(e) AB Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: Increases the population numbers in multiple statutes to maintain status quo following the release of the 2010 Census results. 109.57(e) AB Code: A city that meets certain population requirements (now increased) may regulate the location of a private club if the club derives 35 percent or more of their gross revenue from alcoholic beverages, it is in a dry area, and it is not a fraternal or veterans organization or the holder of a food and beverage certificate.

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Input: [Bill Number] HB 2707 [Author] Burnam [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to the holding of an interest in certain alcoholic beverage licenses, permits, or premises by certain persons whose alcoholic beverage license or permit has been revoked. 11.481, 61.42(d). 61.421 AB Code [Effective Date] 6/17/2011 [Summary]

Output: TABC shall refuse to issue or renew a license or permit for on-premises consumption if the applicant, the owner of the premises, or an officer of the owner of the premises for which the permit/license is being sought previously held a permit or license under this code that was canceled or not renewed in the past three years as a result of a shooting, stabbing, or other violent act. This does NOT apply if the license or permit is being sought for an establishment that holds a food and beverage certificate, but does not hold a late hours license or permit.

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Input: [Bill Number] HB 2817 [Author] Taylor, Larry [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to certain election practices and procedures. 501.001, 501.023, 501.108 Election Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: The bill provides a general clean up of the Election Code. Specific to local option elections: First, it verifies that a JP precinct is a political subdivision for the purposes of Chapter 501 of the elections code. Second, clarifies the requirements for the published notice of intent to file an application for petition. Third, requires the county to collect a deposit from petitioners before issuing a petition in those cases where the county is not required to pay the initial election-related expenses.

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Input: [Bill Number] HB 3329 [Author] Keffer [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to a daily temporary private club permit for a nonprofit corporation. 33.23, 33.25 AB Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: This bill amends section 33.23 of the Alcoholic Beverage Code by adding a section which will allow for a nonprofit corporation to obtain a daily temporary private club permit for a fund-raising event. This bill also establishes certain restrictions which will apply to these types of permits.

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Input: [Bill Number] HB 3474 [Author] Gallego [Caption / Statutes Amended] See SB 1331 below. [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: See SB 1331 below.

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Input: [Bill Number] SB 323 [Author] Carona [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to the applicability of certain laws governing corporations to limited liability companies. 101.002 Business Organizations Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: Applies to Members of Limited Liability Companies the same protections against responsibility for company debts (and other obligations) that shareholders currently have as to corporate obligations. As for the purposes of the TABC, we have been using these references as stipulated by the bill.

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Input: [Bill Number] SB 351 [Author] Williams [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to the maximum capacity of a container of wine sold to a retail dealer. 101.45 AB Code [Effective Date] 4/21/2011 [Summary]

Output: Increases the maximum capacity of a wine container sold to a retailer from 4.9 gallons to 8 gallons.

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Input: [Bill Number] SB 364 [Author] Ogden [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to statistical information on the prosecution of certain offenses relating to the operating of a motor vehicle while intoxicated. 411.049 Government Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: Requires DPS to collect and maintain certain information about DWI arrests and prosecutions in the State of Texas and to provide annual reports concerning that data to the legislature. It also requires agencies that participate in DWI arrests and prosecutions to provide statistical information to DPS concerning such cases in the manner and form required by that department.

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Input: [Bill Number] SB 438 [Author] Nelson [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to the number of days a winery may sell wine under a winery festival permit. 17.01(b) AB Code [Effective Date] 6/17/2011 [Summary]

Output: The holder of a winery festival permit may not offer wine for sale on more than four consecutive days at the same location. Previously, a winery festival permit could not be used for more than five days in a 30-day period or for more than three consecutive days at the same location.

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Input: [Bill Number] SB 799 [Author] Nelson [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to the definition of "first sale" for purposes of the taxes imposed on certain liquor. 201.02 AB Code [Effective Date] 6/17/2011 [Summary]

Output: Clarifies that a "first sale" does not include the sale of wine from a winery to another winery or to a wholesaler. Those sales are not subject to excise tax.

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Input: [Bill Number] SB 890 [Author] Carona [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to certain promotional activities for certain alcoholic beverage permit holders. 108.042 AB Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: Requires TABC to adopt rules that allow wholesalers to clean and maintain coil connections on wine kegs.

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Input: [Bill Number] SB 1030 [Author] Carona [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to notice by sign requirement for sexually oriented businesses. 243.0075(a) Local Government Code [Effective Date] 6/17/2011 [Summary]

Output: Requires a sign be posted for 60 days by an applicant for an SOB license or permit issued by the city/county for a location not currently licensed or permitted, rather than not previously licensed or permitted.

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Input: [Bill Number] SB 1179 [Author] Nelson [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to the elimination of certain required reports prepared by state agencies and institutions of higher education and other obsolete provisions of law. 5.09 AB Code [Effective Date] 6/17/2011 [Summary]

Output: Reduces the frequency of reports that are required by state law to be submitted by a state agency to another state agency in order to increase government efficiency and avoid unnecessarily using limited resources.

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Input: [Bill Number] SB 1303 [Author] West [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to nonsubstantive additions to and corrections in enacted codes…. 48.03 AB Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: Clean up language only.

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Input: [Bill Number] SB 1331 [Author] Watson [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to criminal offenses regarding the possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages by a minor and providing alcoholic beverages to a minor. 106.04, 106.05, 106.06 AB Code [Effective Date] 9/1/2011 [Summary]

Output: Provides immunity for possessing or consuming alcohol to a minor who calls 911 because someone is a possible victim of alcohol poisoning. Must be the first person to call for medical assistance, remain on the scene until medical assistance arrives, and cooperate with EMS and law enforcement. Enhances penalty for providing alcohol to a minor at a gathering that involved binge drinking or coerced drinking: community service, alcohol awareness course, driver's license suspension.

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Input: [Bill Number] SB 1732 [Author] Van de Putte [Caption / Statutes Amended] relating to authorizing the adjutant general to operate post exchanges on state military property. 5.501 AB Code 431.040 Government Code 151.344 Tax Code [Effective Date] 6/17/2011 [Summary]

Output: Authorizes the Adjutant General's Office to contract with an entity to operate post exchanges at no more than three state military bases. The post exchange can sell wine and beer if the contractor obtains a wine and beer off-premises permit from TABC.

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Input: [From:] Stallings Funeral Home, P.A. [Message]

Output: We offer our most sincere condolences for your loss.

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Input: [From:] Deborah Spitzinger [Message]

Output: My warmest thoughts and prayers go to the family of Jackie. I am so saddened by this unexpected loss and please know that I am thinking of all.

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Input: [From:] Erin Ballantyne Granzow [Message]

Output: Jackie, you are beautiful. My heart aches for Brandee and Nicholas and your family. I will miss you dearly you crazy girl! You are a breath of fresh air and the life of the party. Last time I got to see you we were eating crabs together at Skipper's Pier. I will keep your laugh and your voice close to my heart. We'll meet again someday, girlfriend. Rest in peace. xoxo

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Input: [From:] Nancy and Ken Libertini [Message]

Output: Dear Dotty and Family, We are so sad to learn of this loss. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this time. We are willing to do anything that might help you. We care and send you our love. Nancy and Ken Libertini

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Input: [From:] Dawn & Jack Cobb - Huntingtown, MD [Message]

Output: Dottie & Kenny - We are so sorry for your loss. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.

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Input: [From:] Stephen Williams [Message]

Output: Dot/Kenny/Joanne/KJ/ the Decaturs and the rest of Jackie's love ones my thoughts and prayers are for the pain of your loss to bearable as I know it is difficult. You all are like family to me and I will miss seeing Jackie at the family gatherings. Please know that I am here for you. Sincerely, Steve

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Input: [From:] Annette [Message]

Output: My thoughts and prayers are with you and yours.

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Input: [From:] Angela Nodland [Message]

Output: Dottie, Prayers are being said, dear friend. I hold you in my heart. Angela

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Input: [From:] Betty Ann Bostic [Message]

Output: My condolences and love to Dottie and family. Although it has been many years that I have seen Jackie she will be sadly missed.

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Input: [From:] Traci & Dan Peters [Message]

Output: Jackie - You will be missed so very much. I will miss that beautiful smile and those big brown eyes! Not to mention your laugh. My love to DW, Brandee, Nicholas, Dottie, KJ, Kenny, Joanne,and the rest of Jackie's family. May God bless you. Jackie, you will live in my heart always....I love you.

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Input: [From:] Leslie Tavenner [Message]

Output: Dottie, I am praying for you and your family, with love.

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Input: [From:] Crystal Stephey [Message]

Output: Jackie, I am going to miss you! My last memory is when everyone came over to celebrate my promotion and all the encouragement you gave. I know you are in a much better place with no pain! For the family, You will be in my thoughts and prayers, especially Brandee and Nicholas! You were your mother's most prized posessions. She loved you so much and even though it may be a difficult time for you both right now, carry her love in your heart.

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Input: [From:] Ronnie&Francine Wronowicz- Wilm,De. [Message]

Output: Fergi,Della We are so sorry for you and your family's loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.Please call if we can do anything,We Love You!

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Input: [From:] Jennifer Suite [Message]

Output: Dottie, I told you I don't know what to say and I still don't. Girlfriend, I'm praying for comfort for you and your family. I'm here if you need anything.

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Input: [From:] Theresa Mullican [Message]

Output: Dear Family and Friends of Jackie... My thoughts and prayers are with you during this sad time.

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Input: [From:] Jen Dodohara [Message]

Output: Dottie and family, My sincere condolences for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

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Input: [From:] Cheryl & Tommy Baez [Message]

Output: Dottie, Kenny and family - Our hearts are so heavy for you at this moment. Know that you are surrounded by those who are here willing to support you. Keep the joys close and let them carry you through.

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Input: [From:] Pat Bridge [Message]

Output: My prayers and sympathy go out to Jackie's family. Brandee and Nicholas, your mom was a special person who always cared about others. She was so proud of you both. I'll never forget the many days at work listening to her talk with so much energy and excitement about the accomplishments going on in your lives. Jackie, your smile, your laugh and your energy will be missed.

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Input: [From:] Angela and Frankie Huskey [Message]

Output: Please know that even thought we have not spoken in a while when we heard of Jackie passing we wanted to let you know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers. also Dot mom sends hugs and would like you to call her if you need anything.

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Input: [From:] Nicole Fichter Nyberg [Message]

Output: To Jackie's family, My thoughts and prayers are with you. Jackie and I were in the same graduating class at Seton. I hadn't seen her since we were in our early 20s, but recently reconnected with her through Facebook. What I remember most about Jackie was how funny she was and her wonderful, contagious laugh! I am deeply sorry for your loss. May your memories of Jackie bring you comfort, now and always. God bless you and God bless Jackie. Sincerely, Nicole Fichter Nyberg Seton Class of 1987

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Input: [From:] Carolyn Lenz [Message]

Output: Uncle Kenny, Dottie, KJ & Joanne you are in my thoughts and prayers. God Bless you and keep you during this difficult time.

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Input: [From:] Judy and Bud Anderson [Message]

Output: Dear DW, Dela and children, We are so sad to know of Jackie's death. I remember when she was a little girl. We will keep you all in our prayers and hearts. Lots of love to all of you.

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Input: [From:] Mary and Chris Lawrence [Message]

Output: Dottie and Kenny. our thoughts and prayers are with you in this sad time. Please know that if there is anything you need just call. we love you and are thinking of you.

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Input: [From:] Mary Lou Temple [Message]

Output: So very sorry for your loss. God bless your family.

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Input: [From:] David and Barbara Lingle [Message]

Output: Our heartfelt sympathy to you and your family during this difficult time. Try to find comfort in your special memories and the happy times you shared. If there's anything that we can do, especially at a later time, please call.

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Input: [From:] Debi Tomlinson, President USW Local 985 Tampa, Fl [Message]

Output: I would like to thank the family for allowing me the opportunity to share in the life of Jackie; she was not only a very devoted Union Member but a very good friend of mine. We would laugh and joke about work and about how we were raised. She would often comment on how her father had instilled good work ethics in her and the belief that everyone needed to be treated fairly and honestly. I was very proud of her and had almost had her convinced to be one of my Union Stewards as she was a very strong Union supporter. She will be greatly missed by all of us here in Tampa.

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Input: [From:] Tracy @ Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens [Message]

Output: Wacky Jackie...she will be missed. Her vivacious personality caused those around her to smile, laugh & sometimes shake their heads. She was one-of-a-kind! My heart goes out to her family & friends at this sad, SAD time. You are all in my thoughts & prayers. We will all remember Jackie fondly. Bye Jaaaaaaack!

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Input: [From:] Alison Saner [Message]

Output: Dottie and Family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Know that my prayers and thoughts are with you at this time of saddness and healing. May God show you His tender mercy and love. Your CS friend, Alison

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Input: [From:] Sarah and Stelly Cattell [Message]

Output: Dottie you are in our thought, we are deeply sorry for your loss

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Input: [From:] Lisa, Chucky and Billy [Message]

Output: The Bostic Family wishes to express their condolences on the loss of their family member Jackie.

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Input: [From:] Terry Bostic [Message]

Output: Terry Bostic sends her sympathy and wants to acknowledge that she enjoyed being in Jackie's company in June for the family reunion. What a wonderful person.

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Input: [From:] Jodi Peveto [Message]

Output: I'm so sorry for the loss of your dear sister. My thoughts and prayers are with your family during this time.

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Input: [From:] Dorothy M. Libertz [Message]

Output: Dear cousin Dot & Family I am so sorry to hear of your loss of your beautiful daughter. May the healing power of time and memories bring you comfort and peace. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Cousin Dot

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Input: [From:] Chris and Gigi Bell [Message]

Output: Dottie, we are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

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Input: [From:] TINA SMOTHERS [Message]

Output: DAVE AND DELLA, IT BREAKS MY HEART TO HEAR OF THE SADNESS THAT HAVE GRACED YOUR DOOR. I KNOW THAT WITH THE HELP OF THE LORD AND EACH OTHER YOU WILL GET THRU THIS DIFFICULT TIME IN YOUR LIFE. THERE IS NOT MUCH ONE CAN SAY AT A TIME LIKE THIS TO COMFORT YOU BUT PLEASE BELIEVE ME THAT I AM SO SORRY AND IF I CAN DO ANYTHING PLEASE CALL ON ME. I CANNOT BEGIN TO IMAGINE THE HEART ACHE THAT THE CHILDREN AND THE ENTIRE FAMILY ARE EXPERIENCING AS WELL. KNOW THAT I LOVE YOU AND HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON. YOUR FRIEND ALWAYS, TINA

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Input: [From:] Michael [Message]

Output: Jackie,there will always be a special place for you in my heart as the loss of you is almost unbearable. You taught us all to live life to the fullest, to love unconditionally without judgement and to treasure those family and friends we hold most dear. We had our share of ups and downs but you always made life memorable for everyone around you. My heartfelt sympathy to your family on this unexpected and tragic loss. I look to the day when we will be together again and pray that God will watch over you and keep you safe from harm. Goodbye my beloved friend-life will never be the same without you. Until we meet again, my love always.

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Input: [From:] Jeanette Argo [Message]

Output: To the family of Jackie, Please accept my condolance on the loss of Jackie. Such a caring person. Working with Jackie here in Tampa we always had great conversations about her entire family and her dogs which she was so proud of. Those conversations will be missed. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Jeanette Argo

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Input: [From:] Jennifer Gilbert [Message]

Output: Dottie - I am so sorry for your loss. Though I didn't know Jackie, I know she was a very special person from the way you spoke of her and of course because of her love of pugs. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family.

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Input: [From:] Lesta Mae Armentrout [Message]

Output: Dave and Della: Sending heartful thoughts of sympathy to you at such a sad time. My prayers are with you. Jacqueline looks so much like Dave -- I wonder if I ever talked with her at Medco.

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Input: [From:] David Tiger [Message]

Output: Our heartfelt condolences to the family at this time of grief. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Welcome to Stallings Funeral Home in Pasadena, MD :: Guest Book


Input: [From:] Sharon Geyer [Message]

Output: Dearest Dottie and Family, My heart and prayers go out to you all at this time. This is just such sad news and such an untimley death of you precious daughter Jackie. May God's love help you though this difficult time. With much love and prayers. Sharon

Welcome to Stallings Funeral Home in Pasadena, MD :: Guest Book


Input: [From:] David Harding [Message]

Output: Jackie and I worked together at Medco. She was a charming lady - very professional in every manner. I found her to be cheerful in all weather, despite her many challenges. Her positive demeanor will be sorely missed along with her ready smile. My prayer for her is that she is now pain free and happy in her new role as guardian angel for her family.

Welcome to Stallings Funeral Home in Pasadena, MD :: Guest Book


Input: [From:] Monica & Dante DiCamillo [Message]

Output: Dot and Family: We just learned last week of Jackie's death and are so very sorry and saddened about your loss. We can not imagine what you are going through with the loss of your beautiful daughter but please know that we are thinking of you and give you our love and prayers. Love, Monica and Dante 11/28/09

Welcome to Stallings Funeral Home in Pasadena, MD :: Guest Book


Input: [ReportLab PLUS] All the features of ReportLab open-souce plus... [ReportLab open-source]

Output: ReportLab's free PDF toolkit...

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Input: [ReportLab PLUS] Powerful templating tools [ReportLab open-source]

Output: Automate document production

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Input: [ReportLab PLUS] Build your PDFs like HTML with Report Markup Language (RML) [ReportLab open-source]

Output: Generate multiple PDFs fast

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Input: [ReportLab PLUS] Intelligently flow text, charts and graphics with conditional logic [ReportLab open-source]

Output: Diagra charting toolkit

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Input: [ReportLab PLUS] PageCatcher™ - import and overprint existing design assets [ReportLab open-source]

Output: Reduce paperwork and print costs

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Input: [ReportLab PLUS] Install ReportLab PLUS demo [ReportLab open-source]

Output: Install ReportLab open-source

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Input: [Newsgroup] tip.announce [Description]

Output: Used for important announcements from the PCUG Committee or TIP Admins


Input: [Newsgroup] tip.coffee-chat [Description]

Output: Discussion and announcements related to the Coffee and Chat special interest group (SIG), and anyone else who's vaguely interested in relaxed conversation on a wide variety of subjects.


Input: [Newsgroup] tip.help [Description]

Output: Questions (and hopefully answers) relating to using TIP, Internet connectivity and the Internet in general, problems with personal computers (hardware and software) and so on.


Input: [Newsgroup] tip.general [Description]

Output: Anything of general interest to TIP users. Examples might be questions about TIP pricing, connection policy, or tips on how to get the latest software, good places to surf the net, new software that others might be interested in.


Input: [Newsgroup] tip.pcug [Description]

Output: Discussion of PCUG affairs other than TIP, particularly member services, voluntarism, group management, etc.


Input: [Newsgroup] tip.test [Description]

Output: THE place to test your newsreader, see what your signature looks like, and play with newsreader options without annoying the TIP populace.


Input: [Newsgroup] tip.training [Description]

Output: Announcements and discussion of PCUG training.


Input: [Suggested] Suggested ISC suggests that Access Help, which is a hardware-specific help reference, be used. [Access Connections]

Output: Access Help

Lenovo ThinkVantage System Update | Penn ISC Computing Resources


Input: [Suggested] Strongly suggested ISC strongly suggests that the Active Protection System, which protects the internal hard drive from the effects of sudden drops, be used. [Access Connections]

Output: Active Protection System

Lenovo ThinkVantage System Update | Penn ISC Computing Resources


Input: [Suggested] Not suggested for most users ISC suggests that the Client Security Solution not be used unless there is a defined and specific need for the security features it provides. There are known conflicts between the Client Security Solution and the University's supported antivirus software. There have also been some serious functionality problems reported with the Client Security Solution at the University, which ISC continues to investigate. [Access Connections]

Output: Client Security Solution

Lenovo ThinkVantage System Update | Penn ISC Computing Resources


Input: [Suggested] Suggested ISC suggests that the EasyEject Utility, which enables and configures ejection of various hardware devices such docks, slices, optical drives, and network cards, be used, especially for single-spindle X-series ThinkPads used with a slice. [Access Connections]

Output: EasyEject Utility

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Input: [Suggested] Suggested for some users ISC suggests that the Fingerprint Software, which enables the integrated fingerprint reader on some ThinkPads, be used when such a fingerprint reader exists. [Access Connections]

Output: Fingerprint Software

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Input: [Suggested] Suggested ISC suggests that the Power Manager, which enables far more precise control and monitoring of a ThinkPad's batteries than Windows, be used. ISC's testing also suggests that the Power Manager significantly enhances battery life over Windows' generic controls. [Access Connections]

Output: Power Manager

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Input: [Suggested] Optional ISC suggests that the Productivity Center, which integrates access to most ThinkVantage software, be used by users who find this integration useful. [Access Connections]

Output: Productivity Center

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Input: [Suggested] Suggested for most users ISC suggests that Rescue and Recovery, Lenovo's integrated back-up software, be used unless another back-up solution is preferred, in place, and in use. [Access Connections]

Output: Rescue and Recovery

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Input: [Suggested] Strongly suggested ISC suggests that System Update (an integrated updating utility sometimes called TVSU) be used. System Update has especially high utility because ThinkVantage software is often being revised to increase functionality or compatibility. [Access Connections]

Output: System Update

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Input: [1] Interface [2] Ease Of Use [3] Social Media Access [4] Apps [6] Overall Positives [7] Overall Negatives [8] Access On Devices [9] App Store Availability [10] Web Browser [5]

Output: File Support

Smart TV Portals - Revealing The Smart TV Internet Windows...


Input: [0] LG Smart TV [1] Excellent [2] Excellent [3] Pretty Good [4] Pretty Good [6] Interface is easy to use and understand. Wide range of options for media files. [7] Not really got any! [8] TV, Blu Ray Players, LG smart TV Upgrader [9] Yes [10] Yes [5]

Output: Excellent

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Input: [0] Philips Net TV [1] Pretty Good [2] Pretty Good [3] Could Be Improved [4] Limited But Improving [6] Good range of subscription based content, excellent support for range of media files. Parental control over VOD. [7] News Apps are in French, limited access to apps. [8] TV and Blu Ray Players [9] Yes [10] Yes [5]

Output: Excellent

Smart TV Portals - Revealing The Smart TV Internet Windows...


Input: [0] Samsung Smart Hub [1] Excellent [2] Excellent [3] Pretty Good [4] Excellent [6] Wide range of content options, free 3D programming, high quality Youtube access [7] None [8] TV and Blu Ray Players [9] Yes [10] Yes [5]

Output: Pretty Good

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Input: [0] Sony Bravia Internet Video [1] Excellent [2] Excellent [3] Excellent [4] Limited [6] Huge choice of streaming TV options, including Qriocity video on demand [7] No access to apps and no app store, poor web browser [8] TV and Blu Ray Players [9] No [10] Yes [5]

Output: Pretty Good

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Input: [0] Panasonic Viera Connect [1] Pretty Good [2] Pretty Good [3] Pretty Good [4] Reasonable [6] Probably the best file support range, Skype integration, and gaming options [7] No web browser [8] TV [9] Yes [10] No [5]

Output: Excellent

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Input: [0] Toshiba Places [1] Excellent [2] Excellent [3] Pretty Good [4] Limited But Improving [6] Innovative interface, personalised design and setting options. Useful features in content sharing [7] Using content sharing feature requires sharing partners to have registered accounts [8] TV and PC [9] TBC [10] TBC [5]

Output: Reasonable

Smart TV Portals - Revealing The Smart TV Internet Windows...


Input: [DOs] DO sign up to lots of sites: the research requirements of the companies on the books of a website researcher will vary and as such you could be inundated with survey requests one week and have very few the next. Therefore maximise your chances of having a strong pipeline of surveys by registering with multiple sites. More sites also = more variety. [DON'Ts]

Output: DON'T EVER PAY to anyone: be aware of scams - avoid websites asking you to pay any money, no legit survey company will ever ask you to pay anything.

Paid Surveys- Survey Compare UK | SurveyCompare UK | Page 1 of 3


Input: [DOs] DO check the privacy policy of the website provider: while giving certain amounts of personal information is a requirement, it’s worth checking just how a website might use your data. Look for statements about not passing on your information to third parties. [DON'Ts]

Output: DON'T expect to earn your millions: surveys can pay well but accruing monies into the hundreds of pounds can take some time, especially given potential ‘dry’ periods at certain times – another reason to register with multiple sites.

Paid Surveys- Survey Compare UK | SurveyCompare UK | Page 1 of 3


Input: [DOs] DO keep a log of all the sites you’re registered with and what you have earned with each one: this means you can keep on top of things just in case a provider makes an error and also means that you don’t end up leaving sums of money in accounts that you forget about. This can lead to balances being wiped which ultimately would waste your valuable time. [DON'Ts]

Output: DON'T forget that your income is taxable: earnings from surveys or any other paid online work count as self-employed earnings which are therefore taxable if your total earnings through all employment is greater than the taxable threshold. If in doubt, visit the HMRC website.

Paid Surveys- Survey Compare UK | SurveyCompare UK | Page 1 of 3


Input: [DOs] DO make a complaint if you’re not happy: and if the provider doesn’t give you appropriate feedback, don’t be afraid to pose your questions to them again on Facebook or Twitter in front of the world. You’ll be amazed at how sensitive some providers are to potentially having their reputations tarnished in the spotlights. Caution: only use this avenue if you have a justified complaint and you’ve had no success when approaching them privately. [DON'Ts]

Output: DON'T be hooked by a prize draw: several websites promote the fact you could win up to £20,000 just by completing a survey – and the more you complete, the more chances you have to win. Of course winning £20,000 would be fantastic but don’t factor in any chance of winning a prize – small or large – no matter how good the odds are portrayed, into your earnings calculations. Completing online surveys is all about earning money, so keep the focus on that.

Paid Surveys- Survey Compare UK | SurveyCompare UK | Page 1 of 3


Input: [DOs] DO a search engine search on the provider before you invest a lot of time and effort registering and completing surveys: a little research into who you’ll be working for may just prove to be invaluable. [DON'Ts]

Output: DON'T lie: as it’s likely you’ll be found out: While it can be tempting to complete a survey that requires answers from a smoking 50+ year old living in the south east when you’re an 18 year old student from Scotland, website surveyors adopt sophisticated cross-referencing tools which serve to check you’re being consistent and thus telling the truth. At best, you won’t be sent more surveys, at worst you’ll lose all your earnings accrued through that provider and have your account shut down. It isn’t worth the risk.

Paid Surveys- Survey Compare UK | SurveyCompare UK | Page 1 of 3


Input: [DOs] DO set up a dedicated email address: as it will mean you can more easily track your survey activity and your normal email won’t get inundated. [DON'Ts]

Output: DON'T expect to qualify for each survey: every survey is designed for different demographics - some need opinions from parents, some from students and some from pensioners. Don't get upset if you get screened out from the survey, next one might work well for you!

Paid Surveys- Survey Compare UK | SurveyCompare UK | Page 1 of 3


Input: [DOs] DO regularly check your emails: some surveys have short time spans and as such will only be open for short periods of time – you don’t want to lose your opportunity to earn the money you want to. Surveys also have quotas which means that if other people of a similar profile to you complete it first you may not get to at all. [DON'Ts]

Output: DON'T leave cash in your accounts if you can take it out: cash is better off in your secure bank account where you know you can definitely access it at will. You never know when a supplier may close down their site or you could easily forget about it for a few weeks and come back to find the supplier has closed your account due to inactivity and your money will be lost.

Paid Surveys- Survey Compare UK | SurveyCompare UK | Page 1 of 3


Input: [2] A primary source for corporate announcements; useful in developing sales leads based on breaking news. [1]

Output: NEWS


Input: [2] A company database with full contact info; a favorite industry tracking and promotion tool. [1]

Output: MARKET


Input: [2] Key decision makers in the organization, including company executives and management teams. [1]

Output: EXECS


Input: [2] Original company employment listings; a very useful and effort-saving human resources tool. [1]

Output: JOBS


Input: [2] Online observations and opinions from individual and corporate bloggers about technology markets and trends. [1]

Output: BLOGS


Input: [2] Worldwide real-time technology monitor; an international business development tool across 120 countries. [1]

Output: WORLD


Input: [Non-profits] Education [Social services] Business [Entrepreneurship] Research [Tourism]

Output: Arts & Culture

Internships | The Career Center of the University of Washington


Input: [Non-profits] Entertainment/Film/TV/Radio/Music [Social services] Sports [Entrepreneurship] Environmental [Tourism]

Output: Manufacturing

Internships | The Career Center of the University of Washington


Input: [Non-profits] Government [Social services] Healthcare [Entrepreneurship] Law & Legal [Tourism]

Output: International

Internships | The Career Center of the University of Washington


Input: [Non-profits] Politics [Social services] Agriculture [Entrepreneurship] Philanthropy [Tourism]

Output: Engineering

Internships | The Career Center of the University of Washington


Input: [Non-profits] Hospitality, Food, Beverage [Social services] Technology [Entrepreneurship] Science [Tourism]

Output: Writing

Internships | The Career Center of the University of Washington


Input: [Non-profits] Criminal Justice & Law Enforcement [Tourism]

Output: Internet

Internships | The Career Center of the University of Washington


Input: [Name] Command module [Description]

Output: You start with this command module. It contains weak thrusters allowing it to move forwards, backwards, and sideways, as well as rotate. It also has a laser that fires at the speed of a Bravo Laser but is as powerful as an Alpha Laser. All other modules must be attached (directly or indirectly) to this module and if it gets destroyed, you lose. Note that the enemy ships' command modules do not contain guns, but they do have thrusters.


Input: [Name] Laser [Description]

Output: This is the basic weapon you will use to destroy other ships. It fires a single shot in a straight line ahead of it. Lasers don't have much health and they are usually facing your ship, so it is difficult to get one without destroying it first.


Input: [Name] Prismatic Laser [Description]

Output: This weapon is relatively rare compared to normal lasers. It fires three shots - one straight forward, one forward-left and one forward-right relative to the laser. Each shot is as powerful as a shot from a normal laser of the same level.


Input: [Name] Booster [Description]

Output: This is a better thruster that you can attach to your ship for increased speed and maneuverability. These are essential if you want to get anywhere quickly. They will respond to your commands based on their position and orientation relative to the command module. They can only push your ship in one direction.


Input: [Name] Girder [Description]

Output: This module does not thrust or shoot, but you can attach other modules to it. If it is destroyed, all modules attached to it directly or indirectly will be destroyed.


Input: [Name] Blurst Sheild [Description]

Output: Reflects lasers, torpedoes, and missiles that hit it. Ramming Spikes will deal damage to it similar to a regular girder. Also provides space to attach modules.Very rare to find in Captain Forever.


Input: [Branches] Branch secretarial support [National Office]

Output: Company Secretary

Structure - Australian Institute of International Affairs


Input: [Branches] Member activities Member development Member programs Discussion Special member groups (e.g. ACCESS) Study tours Local membership benefits [National Office]

Output: Support to Branches Provide communication infrastructure (web, media, etc.) Member benefits negotiated nationally Membership database Fundraising infrastructure (tax deductibility, etc.) Assist in identifying appropriate speakers for Branches Multistate tours Advice to Branches

Structure - Australian Institute of International Affairs


Input: [Branches] Support national initiatives [National Office]

Output: National events and policy influence

Structure - Australian Institute of International Affairs


Input: [Branches] Support research and publications [National Office]

Output: Publications and Research National Publications Coordinating research and publications

Structure - Australian Institute of International Affairs


Input: [Branches] Community education / outreach Schools Careers Originators of ideas / innovation [National Office]

Output: Development activities Regional growth, e.g. new Branches Electronic members, international members, etc. National Corporate Members Fundraising

Structure - Australian Institute of International Affairs


Input: [Branches] Supporting international relationships [National Office]

Output: International relationships

Structure - Australian Institute of International Affairs


Input: [Branches] Local profile and diplomatic protocol [National Office]

Output: National profile

Structure - Australian Institute of International Affairs


Input: [Branches] Premises (where applicable)Library (where applicable) [National Office]

Output: Premises and property managementLibrary and conference room

Structure - Australian Institute of International Affairs


Input: [Old style] Websites [New style] The digital experience [Feature]

Output: Context


Input: [Old style] Spreadsheets [New style] Online direct into the system [Feature]

Output: Data collection


Input: [Old style] Spreadsheets [New style] Online with automated analysis of results [Feature]

Output: Data analysis


Input: [Old style] 200+ page report [New style] Online with results customised per council, per service area [Feature]

Output: Publishing


Input: [Old style] Limited [New style] Extensive including open data [Feature]

Output: Contextual information


Input: [Old style] One major publication on 1 March [New style] Monthly publishing culminating in corporate results in Spring [Feature]

Output: Annual process


Input: [Old style] Corporate website [New style] Service area and corporate digital [Feature]

Output: Assessment focus


Input: [Old style] Top tasks [New style] Top tasks supplemented by other surveys [Feature]

Output: Methodology


Input: [Old style] Corporate website [New style] Service area and corporate website [Feature]

Output: Ranking


Input: [Old style] Focus mainly on corporate web manager [New style] Wide range of service and corporate managers, including the top team. Line of business software and digital services suppliers. [Feature]

Output: Audience


Input: [Old style] Passive [New style] Interactive [Feature]

Output: Engagement


Input: [Habitat (level 1)] Artificial/Terrestrial [Habitat (level 2)] Arable Land [Occurrence] resident [Importance]

Output: suitable

Black-collared Barbet (Lybius torquatus) - BirdLife species factsheet


Input: [Habitat (level 1)] Artificial/Terrestrial [Habitat (level 2)] Pastureland [Occurrence] resident [Importance]

Output: suitable

Black-collared Barbet (Lybius torquatus) - BirdLife species factsheet


Input: [Habitat (level 1)] Artificial/Terrestrial [Habitat (level 2)] Rural Gardens [Occurrence] resident [Importance]

Output: suitable

Black-collared Barbet (Lybius torquatus) - BirdLife species factsheet


Input: [Habitat (level 1)] Grassland [Habitat (level 2)] Subtropical/Tropical Dry [Occurrence] resident [Importance]

Output: major

Black-collared Barbet (Lybius torquatus) - BirdLife species factsheet


Input: [Habitat (level 1)] Savanna [Habitat (level 2)] Dry [Occurrence] resident [Importance]

Output: major

Black-collared Barbet (Lybius torquatus) - BirdLife species factsheet


Input: [Habitat (level 1)] Wetlands (inland) [Habitat (level 2)] Permanent Rivers/Streams/Creeks (includes waterfalls) [Occurrence] resident [Importance]

Output: major

Black-collared Barbet (Lybius torquatus) - BirdLife species factsheet


Input: [Habitat (level 1)] Altitude [Habitat (level 2)] 0 - 1820 m [Importance]

Output: Occasional altitudinal limits

Black-collared Barbet (Lybius torquatus) - BirdLife species factsheet


Input: [0] Edit anywhere [Snapshot] No [Transaction] No [Merge]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Only changes replicated [Snapshot] No [Transaction] Yes [Merge]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Suited for large quantities of data [Snapshot] No [Transaction] Yes [Merge]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Replicate stored procedures [Snapshot] Yes [Transaction] Yes [Merge]

Output: No


Input: [0] Read only at subscriber [Snapshot] Yes [Transaction] Yes [Merge]

Output: No


Input: [0] Consistency guaranteed [Snapshot] Yes [Transaction] Yes [Merge]

Output: No


Input: [0] Complete refresh of data [Snapshot] Yes [Transaction] No [Merge]

Output: No


Input: [File Name] LTR_PhysicalChar [Type of observation] The dimensions of each reef (e.g. size, depth) [Nickname]

Output: Reef Morphology

UFDC - Datasets - Long Term Reefs (LTR) Study


Input: [File Name] LTR_PercentVisualCover [Type of observation] Benthic cover on each monitored reef based on visual estimates [Nickname]

Output: Estimated Percent Cover

UFDC - Datasets - Long Term Reefs (LTR) Study


Input: [File Name] LTR_PointContact [Type of observation] Benthic cover based on a different estimate of percent cover [Nickname]

Output: Another, more exact estimate of Percent Cover

UFDC - Datasets - Long Term Reefs (LTR) Study


Input: [File Name] LTR_ThalassomaSurveys [Type of observation] Counts and sizes of fish in the families Labridae and Scaridae, these surveys also include settlers (small, individuals that recently arrived at the reefs) and predators [Nickname]

Output: Labrid-Scarid surveys

UFDC - Datasets - Long Term Reefs (LTR) Study


Input: [File Name] LTR_Pomacentrid [Type of observation] Counts in size classes of fish in the family Pomacentridae [Nickname]

Output: Damselfish surveys

UFDC - Datasets - Long Term Reefs (LTR) Study


Input: [File Name] LTR_VermetidSizes [Type of observation] Sizes of sessile gastropods commonly called vermetids on each of the monitored reefs [Nickname]

Output: Sizes of gastropods (vermetids) on each reef

UFDC - Datasets - Long Term Reefs (LTR) Study


Input: [File Name] LTR_VermetidCounts [Type of observation] Number of 1 species of vermetid (Dendropoma maximum) on each patch reef [Nickname]

Output: Counts of gastropods (vermetids) on each reef

UFDC - Datasets - Long Term Reefs (LTR) Study


Input: [File Name] LTR_BranchingCoral [Type of observation] Genera and sizes of branching corals on reefs [Nickname]

Output: Branching corals on reefs

UFDC - Datasets - Long Term Reefs (LTR) Study


Input: [Name] Daylight Sensor [Description] Sends out a redstone signal during sunlight. The signal strenght depends on the sunlight intensity. [Ingredients]

Output: Glass + Nether Quartz + Wood Slabs

Minecraft Crafting Guide | Full Recipes List


Input: [Name] Dispenser [Description] Dispensers can store 9 stacks of items or blocks in a 3x3 grid. When powered by a Redstone charge, it ejects the items in random order. Snowballs, eggs, fireworks and arrows are fired out as projectiles. [Ingredients]

Output: Cobblestone + Redstone + Bow

Minecraft Crafting Guide | Full Recipes List


Input: [Name] Doors [Description] Wooden Doors can be activated by right-clicking on them or by an electrical redstone signal. Iron Doors on the other hand, can only be activated by an electrical redstone signal. [Ingredients]

Output: Wood Planks or Iron Ingots

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Input: [Name] Dropper [Description] Block that drops an item from it\'s inventory as an entity (as if it were dropped by the player)each time it is powered. If there is a block with an inventory immediately in front of the dropper when it is powered, it will instead store the item within th [Ingredients]

Output: Cobblestone + Redstone

Minecraft Crafting Guide | Full Recipes List


Input: [Name] Hopper [Description] Moves items in and out of chests, dispensers and other blocks that can hold items. [Ingredients]

Output: Iron Ingots + Chest

Minecraft Crafting Guide | Full Recipes List


Input: [Name] Jukebox [Description] Used to play music discs. Right-click the jukebox with a music disc selected to play it. [Ingredients]

Output: Wood Planks + Diamond

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Input: [Name] Lever [Description] Sends an electrical signal when switched to the "on" position. Stays in its current state, unless it is clicked again. [Ingredients]

Output: Cobblestone + Stick

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Input: [Name] Note Block [Description] Plays a note when used or powered by redstone. Right click it to change the pitch of the note. A different instrument is played depending on the type of block it is placed on. [Ingredients]

Output: Wood Planks + Redstone

Minecraft Crafting Guide | Full Recipes List


Input: [Name] Piston [Description] Pushes blocks or entities 1 space forward. Can also move players and mobs. Activated by redstone circuits. [Ingredients]

Output: Wood Planks + Cobblestone + Iron Ingot + Redstone

Minecraft Crafting Guide | Full Recipes List


Input: [Name] Pressure Plates [Description] Triggers an electrical charge, when a player or mob walks on it. Wood Pressure Plates are also activated when something is dropped on them. [Ingredients]

Output: Stone or Wood Planks

Minecraft Crafting Guide | Full Recipes List


Input: [Name] Redstone Comparator [Description] Function similar to redstone repeaters. However, instead of one signal, the comparator receives two signals. [Ingredients]

Output: Redstone Torches + Nether Quartz + Stone

Minecraft Crafting Guide | Full Recipes List


Input: [Name] Redstone Lamp [Description] Emits a light when powered by redstone. [Ingredients]

Output: Redstone + Glowstone

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Input: [Name] Redstone Repeater [Description] Redstone Repeaters can extend the current of a redstone wire beyond the 15 block limit. It can also delay the incoming signal. The switch can be toggled by clicking it and has 4 settings from 0.1 to 0.4 seconds delay. [Ingredients]

Output: Stone + Redstone + Redstone Torch

Minecraft Crafting Guide | Full Recipes List


Input: [Name] Redstone Torch [Description] Sends a constant electric signal. Can also be used as a receiver/transmitter when connected to the side of a block. Emits a small amount of light. [Ingredients]

Output: Redstone + Stick

Minecraft Crafting Guide | Full Recipes List


Input: [Name] Sticky Piston [Description] Pushes and pulls blocks and objects 1 space. Pulls the block it is touching when retracted. Activated or controlled by redstone circuits. [Ingredients]

Output: Piston + Slimeball

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Input: [Name] Stone Button [Description] Sends an electrical signal when pressed. The signal lasts for approximately one second. [Ingredients]

Output: Stone

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Input: [Name] Trapdoor [Description] Functions as a horizontal door but are only 1x1 block in size. Can be activated by right-clicking it or with redstone. [Ingredients]

Output: Wood Planks

Minecraft Crafting Guide | Full Recipes List


Input: [Name] Trapped Chest [Description] Chest that sends out a signal when opened. Can be used to create traps. [Ingredients]

Output: Chest + Tripwire Hook

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Input: [Name] Tripwire Hook [Description] Used to create a tripwire that activates a redstone signal. You can hang a string across a pair of hooks, and the tripwire will be activated when someone runs across it. [Ingredients]

Output: Iron Ingot + Stick + Wood Plank

Minecraft Crafting Guide | Full Recipes List


Input: [Name] Weighted Pressure Plates [Description] Similar to a normal pressure plate, but can only be activated by items. The number of items determines the strength of the signal. Comes in two versions, a light (gold) and a heave (iron). [Ingredients]

Output: Iron Ingots or Gold

Minecraft Crafting Guide | Full Recipes List


Input: [Name] Wooden Button [Description] Sends an electrical signal when pressed like the stone button. The signal lasts for approximately one second. [Ingredients]

Output: Wood Planks

Minecraft Crafting Guide | Full Recipes List


Input: [Subcategory] Diet [Description] You know you want to find out the answer, and only Political Calculations has built the tool to do the math! [Title]

Output: How Many Cans of Diet Soda Can You Drink Safely?


Input: [Subcategory] Safety [Description] How much time do you have to stop your car after soldiers at a checkpoint signal you to stop your car? Our tool answers this question in debunking an anti-American journalist's dubious claims. [Title]

Output: Truth and the Time to React


Input: [Subcategory] Journalism [Description] Journalists are among the least knowledgeable people on the planet, especially when it comes to reporting numbers. Our tool is designed to help journalists get a better grip on reality. [Title]

Output: Running Numbers for Reporters


Input: [Subcategory] Ideas [Description] Do you have a great idea? How good is your execution? Our tool puts the two together to show you how good your idea really is! [Title]

Output: How Much Is That Idea Really Worth?


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Output: Hit 100% of the Power Notes in any song on Drums.

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Output: Hit 100% of the Power Notes in any song on Guitar.

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Output: Get 250,000 points on any song on Guitar.

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Output: Get a 200 Note Streak on Guitar (Medium mode only)

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Input: [Parameter] dsn [Type] Mixed [Default] '' (empty) [Description]

Output: A Data Source Name. [required]


Input: [Parameter] options [Type] Array [Default] persistent [Description]

Output: An array of MDB2 options.


Input: [Parameter] db [Type] Object [Default] NULL [Description]

Output: An existing MDB2 object. If specified, this object will be used, and dsn will be ignored.


Input: [Parameter] sequence [Type] String [Default] log_id [Description]

Output: The name of the sequence to use when generating unique event IDs. Under many databases, this will be used as the name of the sequence table.


Input: [Parameter] identLimit [Type] Integer [Default] 16 [Description]

Output: The maximum length of the ident string. Changing this value may require updates to the SQL schema, as well.


Input: [Parameter] singleton [Type] Boolean [Default] false [Description]

Output: Is true, use a singleton database object using MDB2::singleton().


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Output: Same as water

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Input: [Material] Water [Thickness/Diameter] 0.5 mm [Thermal Properties]

Output: Temperature dependent, taken from the Material Library available in COMSOL Multiphysics

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Input: [Material] Comfortable fabric (nylon) [Thickness/Diameter] 0.2 mm [Thermal Properties]

Output: Same as above

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Input: [Material] Titanium metal oxide [Thickness/Diameter] 0.05 mm [Thermal Properties]

Output: Same as above

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Input: [Material] Neoprene [Thickness/Diameter] 3 mm [Thermal Properties]

Output: Same as above

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Input: [Material] Nitrogen bubbles [Thickness/Diameter] 0.025 mm [Thermal Properties]

Output: Same as above

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Input: [Material] Resistant fabric (nylon) [Thickness/Diameter] 0.2 mm [Thermal Properties]

Output: Same as above

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Input: [Cookie name] ARRAffinity [Purpose] These cookies allow us to route you to the same server each time you visit the website. This allows us to ensure high availability and performance of our web site. [Cookie Type]

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