Input: [Subject of Column] The World Health Organization (WHO) has proclaimed that using cell phones is "possibly carcinogenic to humans," despite the fact that there is no plausible physical process by which photons from cell phone microwaves could produce mutations in DNA. [Analog Issue] 12/11 [Column Code] AltVw160

Output: Cell Phone Radiation, Cancer, and The WHO

Subject index of Alternate View columns by John G. Cramer


Input: [Error Message] Class Restriction [Explanation] The enrollment is limited to specified class year(s) per the catalog. Ex. Junior, Senior [Action Needed]

Output: Choose another course or ask the instructor to sign a completed Add/Drop/Withdrawal form.

Course Reg How to for Students · Connecticut College


Input: [Error Message] Closed Section [Explanation] The enrollment limit has been reached. [Action Needed]

Output: Choose another section or another course or ask the instructor to sign a completed Add/Drop/Withdrawal form.

Course Reg How to for Students · Connecticut College


Input: [Error Message] CRN does not exist [Explanation] The 5-digit CRN you entered is not valid. [Action Needed]

Output: Check the schedule for the correct CRN.

Course Reg How to for Students · Connecticut College


Input: [Error Message] Level Restriction [Explanation] The enrollment is limited to undergraduates or graduates per the catalog. [Action Needed]

Output: Choose another course or ask the instructor to sign a completed Add/Drop/Withdrawal form.

Course Reg How to for Students · Connecticut College


Input: [Error Message] Major Restriction [Explanation] The enrollment is limited to specified major(s) per the catalog. [Action Needed]

Output: Choose another course or ask the instructor to sign a completed Add/Drop/Withdrawal form.

Course Reg How to for Students · Connecticut College


Input: [Error Message] Maximum Hours Exceeded [Explanation] You are attempting to register for too many credits. [Action Needed]

Output: If you do intend to overpoint, see "How do I overpoint?". During preregistration, students may register for a maximum of 19 credits.

Course Reg How to for Students · Connecticut College


Input: [Error Message] Repeat Count Exceeds 0 [Explanation] You are attempting to register for a course that you have already completed. [Action Needed]

Output: Choose another course.

Course Reg How to for Students · Connecticut College


Input: [Error Message] Reserve Closed [Explanation] The instructor has limited the number of seats available to specific class years and/or majors. [Action Needed]

Output: Choose another course or ask the instructor to sign a completed Add/Drop/Withdrawal form.

Course Reg How to for Students · Connecticut College


Input: [Error Message] Instructor Permission Add Form [Explanation] The course requires instructor permission for registration. [Action Needed]

Output: Submit a completed and signed Add/Drop/Withdrawal form to the Office of the Registrar. If the enrollment is limited to particular program participants, see the program to be added to their permission list.

Course Reg How to for Students · Connecticut College


Input: [Error Message] Time Conflict [Explanation] The meeting time overlaps with another course's meeting time. [Action Needed]

Output: Choose another section or another course.

Course Reg How to for Students · Connecticut College


Input: [Apples] Apricots [prevents constipation] Controls blood pressure [Blocks diarrhea] Saves your eyesight [Improves lung capacity] Shields against Alzheimer’s [Cushions joints] Slows aging process [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Artichokes [prevents constipation] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Stabilizes blood sugar [Cushions joints] Guards against liver disease [Protects your heart]

Output: Aids digestion

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Avocados [prevents constipation] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Controls blood pressure [Cushions joints] Smoothes skin [Protects your heart]

Output: Battles diabetes

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Bananas [prevents constipation] Quiets a cough [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Controls blood pressure [Cushions joints] Blocks diarrhea [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects your heart

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Beans [prevents constipation] Helps hemorrhoids [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Stabilizes blood sugar [Protects your heart]

Output: Prevents constipation

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Beets [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints] Aids weight loss [Protects your heart]

Output: Controls blood pressure

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Blueberries [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Stabilizes blood sugar [Improves lung capacity] Boosts memory [Cushions joints] Prevents constipation [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Broccoli [prevents constipation] Saves eyesight [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [Protects your heart]

Output: Strengthens bones

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Cabbage [prevents constipation] Prevents constipation [Blocks diarrhea] Promotes weight loss [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints] Helps hemorrhoids [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Cantaloupe [prevents constipation] Controls blood pressure [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Supports immune system [Protects your heart]

Output: Saves eyesight

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Carrots [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Prevents constipation [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Promotes weight loss [Protects your heart]

Output: Saves eyesight

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Cauliflower [prevents constipation] Combats Breast Cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Banishes bruises [Cushions joints] Guards against heart disease [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects against Prostate Cancer

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Cherries [prevents constipation] Combats Cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Ends insomnia [Improves lung capacity] Slows aging process [Cushions joints] Shields against Alzheimer’s [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects your heart

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Chestnuts [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [Protects your heart]

Output: Promotes weight loss

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Chili peppers [prevents constipation] Soothes sore throat [Blocks diarrhea] Clears sinuses [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Boosts immune system [Protects your heart]

Output: Aids digestion

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Figs [prevents constipation] Helps stops strokes [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [Protects your heart]

Output: Promotes weight loss

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Fish [prevents constipation] Boosts memory [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Supports immune system [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects your heart

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Flax [prevents constipation] Battles diabetes [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Improves mental health [Cushions joints] Boosts immune system [Protects your heart]

Output: Aids digestion

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Garlic [prevents constipation] Controls blood pressure [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] kills bacteria [Cushions joints] Fights fungus [Protects your heart]

Output: Lowers cholesterol

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Grapefruit [prevents constipation] Promotes Weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Combats Prostate Cancer [Cushions joints] Lowers cholesterol [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects against heart attacks

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Grapes [prevents constipation] Conquers kidney stones [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Enhances blood flow [Cushions joints] Protects your heart [Protects your heart]

Output: saves eyesight

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Green tea [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Promotes Weight loss [Cushions joints] Kills bacteria [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Honey [prevents constipation] Aids digestion [Blocks diarrhea] Guards against ulcers [Improves lung capacity] Increases energy [Cushions joints] Fights allergies [Protects your heart]

Output: Heals wounds

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Lemons [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Controls blood pressure= [Improves lung capacity] Smoothes skin [Cushions joints] Stops scurvy [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Limes [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Controls blood pressure [Improves lung capacity] Smoothes skin [Cushions joints] Stops scurvy [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Mangoes [prevents constipation] Boosts memory [Blocks diarrhea] Regulates thyroid [Improves lung capacity] aids digestion [Cushions joints] Shields against Alzheimer’s [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Mushrooms [prevents constipation] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] Kills bacteria [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Strengthens bones [Protects your heart]

Output: Controls blood pressure

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Oats [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Battles diabetes [Improves lung capacity] prevents constipation [Cushions joints] Smoothes skin [Protects your heart]

Output: Lowers cholesterol

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Olive oil [prevents constipation] Promotes Weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Battles diabetes [Cushions joints] Smoothes skin [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects your heart

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Onions [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Kills bacteria [Improves lung capacity] Lowers cholesterol [Cushions joints] Fights fungus [Protects your heart]

Output: Reduce risk of heart attack

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Oranges [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Straightens respiration [Protects your heart]

Output: Supports immune systems

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Peaches [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] aids digestion [Cushions joints] Helps hemorrhoids [Protects your heart]

Output: prevents constipation

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Peanuts [prevents constipation] Promotes Weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Combats Prostate Cancer [Improves lung capacity] Lowers cholesterol [Cushions joints] Aggravates Diverticulitis [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects against heart disease

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Pineapple [prevents constipation] Relieves colds [Blocks diarrhea] Aids digestion [Improves lung capacity] Dissolves warts [Cushions joints] Blocks diarrhea [Protects your heart]

Output: Strengthens bones

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Prunes [prevents constipation] prevents constipation [Blocks diarrhea] boosts memory [Improves lung capacity] Lowers cholesterol [Cushions joints] Protects against heart disease [Protects your heart]

Output: Slows aging process

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Rice [prevents constipation] Battles diabetes [Blocks diarrhea] Conquers kidney stones [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Helps stops strokes [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects your heart

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Strawberries [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] boosts memory [Improves lung capacity] Calms stress [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Sweet potatoes [prevents constipation] Lifts mood [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Strengthens bones [Protects your heart]

Output: Saves your eyesight

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Tomatoes [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects prostate

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Walnuts [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] boosts memory [Improves lung capacity] Lifts mood [Cushions joints] Protects against heart disease [Protects your heart]

Output: Lowers cholesterol

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Water [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Conquers kidney stones [Improves lung capacity] Smoothes skin [Protects your heart]

Output: Promotes Weight loss

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Watermelon [prevents constipation] Promotes Weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Helps stops strokes [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects prostate

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Wheat germ [prevents constipation] prevents constipation [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Helps stops strokes [Cushions joints] improves digestion [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats Colon Cancer

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Wheat bran [prevents constipation] prevents constipation [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Helps stops strokes [Cushions joints] improves digestion [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats Colon Cancer

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [Apples] Yogurt [prevents constipation] Strengthens bones [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Supports immune systems [Cushions joints] Aids digestion [Protects your heart]

Output: Guards against ulcers

Clean Eating Chart: See The Benefits Of Eating Clean - Paula's healthy living


Input: [0] Columns [2] Used in [3] Used for [1]

Output: Type

SharePoint 2010: Workgroup Site in SharePoint 2010


Input: [0] Attendees [2] Schedule and Reservations [3] List of attendee of event [1]

Output: Person or Group

SharePoint 2010: Workgroup Site in SharePoint 2010


Input: [0] Category [2] Schedule and Reservations, Reservations, Event [3] Type/Category of event. [1]

Output: Choice

SharePoint 2010: Workgroup Site in SharePoint 2010


Input: [0] Check Double Booking [2] Schedule and Reservations, Reservations [3] Check whether attendees are busy at the specified time [1]

Output: Check Double Booking

SharePoint 2010: Workgroup Site in SharePoint 2010


Input: [0] Description [2] Schedule and Reservations, Reservations, Event [3] Description of event [1]

Output: Multiple Lines of text

SharePoint 2010: Workgroup Site in SharePoint 2010


Input: [0] End Time [2] Schedule and Reservations, Reservations, Event [3] End time of Event [1]

Output: Date and Time

SharePoint 2010: Workgroup Site in SharePoint 2010


Input: [0] Free/Busy [2] Schedule and Reservations, Reservations, Event [3] Visual representation of free/Busy of attendees [1]

Output: Free/Busy

SharePoint 2010: Workgroup Site in SharePoint 2010


Input: [0] Location [2] Schedule and Reservations, Reservations, Event [3] Location of event [1]

Output: Single line of text

SharePoint 2010: Workgroup Site in SharePoint 2010


Input: [0] Resources [2] Schedule and Reservations, Reservations, Event [3] Allocated list of resources [1]

Output: Resources

SharePoint 2010: Workgroup Site in SharePoint 2010


Input: [0] Start Time [2] Schedule and Reservations, Reservations, Event [3] Start Time of Event [1]

Output: Date and Time

SharePoint 2010: Workgroup Site in SharePoint 2010


Input: [0] Title [2] Schedule and Reservations, Reservations, Event [3] Event Title [1]

Output: Single line of text

SharePoint 2010: Workgroup Site in SharePoint 2010


Input: [0] Created By [1]

Output: Person or Group

SharePoint 2010: Workgroup Site in SharePoint 2010


Input: [0] Modified By [1]

Output: Person or Group

SharePoint 2010: Workgroup Site in SharePoint 2010


Input: Faculty, exempt and non-exempt staff in a regular status. Faculty and exempt staff in a regular status. [0]

Output: Who is eligible to Enroll

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: Defined Benefit Plan – benefits are based on a pre-set formula. Defined Contribution Plan – benefits are based on contributions and investment performance. [0]

Output: Type of Program

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: Revocable: Employee may change selection to the Optional Retirement Plan (ORP) within one year of date of first ORP eligibility. After that, change to the ORP is not allowed. Irrevocable: Once enrolled in the ORP, employee may not switch to the SRPS plan. [0]

Output: Election Decision

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: Depending upon the retirement plan, benefits are calculated based on a formula which takes years of creditable service and average final salary into account. Benefits are based on account accumulation at the time of separation from service. Account accumulation consists of employer contributions and investment performance, minus expenses. [0]

Output: Benefit Determination

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: Assets are invested by professional investment managers selected by the Board of Trustees of the State Retirement and Pension System. The employee has no investment decisions and bears no investment risk. Employee selects one of USM’s investment vendors (TIAA-CREF or Fidelity) when enrolling. The employee determines the allocation mix among investment options provided by the vendor of choice. The employee bears the investment risk. [0]

Output: Investment Management

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: Current Members & Transfers: 7% contribution and 1.8% multiplier. LEOPS Members: 6% for FY 2012 and 7% for FY 2013 and thereafter New Members (hired 7/1/2011): 7% contribution and 1.5% multiplier Employer-only contribution of 7.25% of annual base pay over 20 pay periods. [0]

Output: Employee Contribution

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: Current Members & Transfers: 30 years of service regardless of age, or age 62 with 5 years of service New Members (hired 7/1/2011): "Rule of 90" (Age + years of service must add up to 90), or 65 years old and 10 years of service. Member may begin receiving monthly benefit at age 59 ½. Earlier distribution could be subject to a federal tax penalty in certain situations. [0]

Output: Eligibility for Retirement

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: Current Members & Transfers: 55 with 15 years of service -- reduced .5% for every month before age 62 New Members (hired 7/1/2011): Age 60 with at least 15 years of service -- reduced .5% for every month before age 65 No early retirement provision; distribution before age 59 ½ could be subject to federal tax penalty. [0]

Output: Early Retirement

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: After 5 years of eligibility service; subject to review and approval from State Retirement Agency. No disability retirement provision. [0]

Output: Disability Benefit

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: Beneficiaries will receive lump sum of employee’s salary if employee has one year of creditable service. There is no death benefit. Beneficiaries receive account balance in accordance with plan provisions. [0]

Output: Pre-Retirement Death Benefit

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: Member may select one of several payment options offered by SRPS. Member arranges payment method with the investment vendor. [0]

Output: How Benefits are Paid

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: Unused sick leave may be credited toward retirement allowance. For every 22 days of accrued sick leave, one month of creditable service is received. Monthly allowance adjusted once application for retirement is made. No credit for unused sick leave toward retirement allowance. [0]

Output: Sick Leave

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: Current PENSION Members & Transfers: Retirees and their dependents are eligible for health benefits with full State subsidy after 16 years of creditable service. Retirees with more than 5 years but less than 16 years, and their dependents, may be eligible for health benefits, depending on the circumstances of their retirement, but with a prorated subsidy. New Members (hired 7/1/2011): 1) 10 years to qualify 2) full premium at 25 years 3) premium subsidy prorated for service between 10-25 years. Spouse eligible at 25 years. Retirees are eligible for health benefits with full State subsidy after 16 years of creditable service, individual only coverage. Retirees with more than 5 years but less than 16 years may be eligible for health benefits, depending on the circumstances of their retirement, but with a prorated subsidy. Must retire directly from USM service. Dependents are eligible for the full State subsidy only after the retiree has 25 years of creditable service; dependent subsidy cannot be prorated for service credit under 25 years. New Members (hired 7/1/2011): Maximum subsidy after 25 years or more (changed from 16 or more years) of service maximum subsidy; orat least 10 years or more (changed from 5 years) of service 1/25 of the State subsidy for each year of creditable service up to 25 years (changed from up to 16 years) Dependent subsidy: no subsidy if retiree has less than 25 years of service; maximum subsidy if retiree has 25 or more years of service [0]

Output: Retiree Health Benefits

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: Current PENSION Members & Transfers: Adjustment is made each July 1. Compound COLA with a 3% interest cap. Must be retired one full year. All Members as of 7/1/2011: Capped at 2.5% when pension fund achieves projected earned rate of return and capped at 1 % when fund does not meet its projected rate of return. ORP plan does not grant cost of living adjustments. [0]

Output: Cost of Living Adjustments (COLA)

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: A 45-day break in service must occur before re-employment at any State or USM agency. A 45-day break in service is strongly recommended before re-employment at any State or USM agency. IRS implications involved. [0]

Output: Re-employment

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: If re-employed at any State agency, limitation is the difference between AFC – annual retirement income: $50,000 (AFC) - $30,000 (annual ret. income) = $20,000 earning limitation Monthly benefit reduced $1 for every $2 earned if limit is exceeded. No earnings limitation. [0]

Output: Earnings Limitation

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: SRPS benefits are transferable among certain government/university entities within Maryland. ORP accounts are fully transportable to any employer offering a similar plan in or out of Maryland. [0]

Output: Portability

Retirement Plans Comparison - University of Baltimore


Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.


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


Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your preferred currency


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

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


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Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.


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


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


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Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.


Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.


Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.


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Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed to use cookies.


Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

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


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Input: [Term] Homonym [Meaning] Different [Pronunciation] Same [Spelling]

Output: Same


Input: [Term] Homograph [Meaning] Different [Pronunciation] Same or different [Spelling]

Output: Same


Input: [Term] Homophone [Meaning] Different [Pronunciation] Same [Spelling]

Output: Same or different


Input: [Term] Heteronym [Meaning] Different [Pronunciation] Different [Spelling]

Output: Same


Input: [Term] Polyseme [Meaning] Different but related [Pronunciation] Same or different [Spelling]

Output: Same


Input: [Term] Capitonym [Meaning] Different when capitalised [Pronunciation] Same or different [Spelling]

Output: Same except for capitalisation


Input: [Type of Report] Pre-Convention [Who is required to file?] All state parties [Due Date] 7 days before the state party convention in a regular election year $100 fine [What the report includes]

Output: Expenditures and contributions as of 5 days before the due date.

Party Disclosures - Lieutenant Governor's Office: Elections


Input: [Type of Report] Pre-Primary [Who is required to file?] All state parties [Due Date] 7 days before the primary election in a regular election year $100 fine [What the report includes]

Output: Expenditures and contributions since the last report as of 5 days before the due date.

Party Disclosures - Lieutenant Governor's Office: Elections


Input: [Type of Report] September 30 [Who is required to file?] All state parties [Due Date] September 30 of a regular election year $100 fine [What the report includes]

Output: Expenditures and contributions since the last report as of 5 days before the due date.

Party Disclosures - Lieutenant Governor's Office: Elections


Input: [Type of Report] Pre-General Election [Who is required to file?] All state parties [Due Date] 7 days before the general election in a regular election year $100 fine [What the report includes]

Output: Expenditures and contributions since the last report as of 5 days before the due date.

Party Disclosures - Lieutenant Governor's Office: Elections


Input: [Type of Report] Year-End [Who is required to file?] All state parties [Due Date] January 10th of every year $100 fine [What the report includes]

Output: All expenditures and contributions since the last report through December 31st.

Party Disclosures - Lieutenant Governor's Office: Elections


Input: [Type of Report] Final [Who is required to file?] State parties who no longer receive or expend campaign funds and wish to close their campaign. [Due Date] Anytime N/A [What the report includes]

Output: Statement of dissolution, final summary report with a zero balance.

Party Disclosures - Lieutenant Governor's Office: Elections


Input: [If you…] Keep every piece of clothing you’ve ever owned [Consider:] Adopting the Golden Wardrobe Ratio: Get rid of 2 out of 3 items you own, including anything too big/small, ripped/torn or outdated. [You might…]

Output: Be clinging to the past through the sentimental value of your pieces

What Your Clothes Say About You - YouBeauty.com


Input: [If you…] Wear only neutrals, largely devoid of accessories [Consider:] Deviating from your routine in small ways (a different route to work, a few new spring accessories–like these inexpensive ways to incorporate trendy polka dots–to jog your brain into feeling excited [You might…]

Output: Be stuck in a psychological rut, too comfortable to shake it up, or too afraid to draw attention to yourself.

What Your Clothes Say About You - YouBeauty.com


Input: [If you…] Dress in clothing too large for your body [Consider:] Bringing an honest friend shopping to find out what looks great on you, ignoring sizes and getting used to wearing clothes that really fit. [You might…]

Output: See your body differently than others see it, or as a reflection of the way it once was.

What Your Clothes Say About You - YouBeauty.com


Input: [If you…] Have been told you’re dressed inappropriately or too sexily [Consider:] Consider the image you want to project in given situations (at work, on the town) and choose outfits based on cues from those around you [You might…]

Output: Consider the same outfit appropriate for every occasion (i.e. clubbing and family barbecue), or be looking for the wrong kind of attention.

What Your Clothes Say About You - YouBeauty.com


Input: [If you…] Dress too young (or too old) for your age [Consider:] Gearing your outfits toward your goals (like getting a promotion, meeting a significant other, traveling the world), rather than a specific age. [You might…]

Output: Be trying to express the age you feel you are, but getting caught between your actual and internal age

What Your Clothes Say About You - YouBeauty.com


Input: [If you…] Are always in work clothes [Consider:] Recognizing your talents outside of work (great artist, compassionate, fun to bring to parties, etc.) [You might…]

Output: Value yourself primarily through your work and work-related accomplishments

What Your Clothes Say About You - YouBeauty.com


Input: [If you…] Covered in designer logos [Consider:] Practice wearing “blank canvas” pieces and only accenting with logos to emphasize that people value you for more than your labels [You might…]

Output: Think you need to broadcast wealth in order to be treated well by others

What Your Clothes Say About You - YouBeauty.com


Input: [If you…] Live in your “mom outfit” of jeans and a hoodie [Consider:] Take more “me time.” Remember: When mom isn’t happy, nobody is. [You might…]

Output: Put the needs of your family before your own

What Your Clothes Say About You - YouBeauty.com


Input: [MATERIAL] Bones [COMMENT]

Output: Very slow to decompose; can attract pests.

Materials for Composting - Composting for the Homeowner - University of Illinois Extension


Input: [MATERIAL] Cat litter [COMMENT]

Output: May contain pathogens harmful to humans; may also contain chemicals to perfume litter.

Materials for Composting - Composting for the Homeowner - University of Illinois Extension


Input: [MATERIAL] Charcoal and briquettes [COMMENT]

Output: Contain sulfur oxides and other chemicals that are toxic to soil and plants.

Materials for Composting - Composting for the Homeowner - University of Illinois Extension


Input: [MATERIAL] Cooked food waste [COMMENT]

Output: May contain fats which attract animals; slow to decompose.

Materials for Composting - Composting for the Homeowner - University of Illinois Extension


Input: [MATERIAL] Dairy products [COMMENT]

Output: May smell, take a long time to decompose, and attract pests (butter, cheese, mayonnaise, salad dressing, milk, yogurt, sour cream).

Materials for Composting - Composting for the Homeowner - University of Illinois Extension


Input: [MATERIAL] Dishwater [COMMENT]

Output: May contain grease, perfume, and sodium.

Materials for Composting - Composting for the Homeowner - University of Illinois Extension


Input: [MATERIAL] Fatty, oily, greasy foods [COMMENT]

Output: Slow to decompose; will putrefy and smell bad; can attract pests.

Materials for Composting - Composting for the Homeowner - University of Illinois Extension


Input: [MATERIAL] Fish scraps [COMMENT]

Output: Can attract pests; smells bad during decomposition.

Materials for Composting - Composting for the Homeowner - University of Illinois Extension


Input: [MATERIAL] Meat [COMMENT]

Output: Can attract pests; smells bad during decomposition.

Materials for Composting - Composting for the Homeowner - University of Illinois Extension


Input: [MATERIAL] Paper, glossy colored [COMMENT]

Output: May contain inks that could contribute toxins to the pile.

Materials for Composting - Composting for the Homeowner - University of Illinois Extension


Input: [MATERIAL] Peanut butter [COMMENT]

Output: Can attract pests; slow to decompose.

Materials for Composting - Composting for the Homeowner - University of Illinois Extension


Input: [MATERIAL] Pet wastes, human excrement [COMMENT]

Output: May contain pathogenic bacteria, viruses, and parasites that require prolonged high temperatures to be destroyed.

Materials for Composting - Composting for the Homeowner - University of Illinois Extension


Input: [MATERIAL] Sludge (biosolids) [COMMENT]

Output: Requires special handling and high temperatures to kill disease organisms and get rid of toxic metals; do not use unless product is sold in compliance with government regulations.

Materials for Composting - Composting for the Homeowner - University of Illinois Extension


Input: [Name] Dartfish [Pricing] 1.000 EUR + [Data sharing?] Collaboration possible with additional tools [Benefits] Hugh user base, 1 month free trial [Type]

Output: Both

Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive


Input: [Name] Dartfish Easy Tag [Pricing] Free! [Data sharing?] through email.... [Benefits] Replaces the paper & pencil but gives you the Dartfish Tagging Panel that makes the time stamps [Type]

Output: Both

Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive


Input: [Name] Dartfish Express [Pricing] a few dollars [Data sharing?] Through Dartfish.tv; Subscription is free [Benefits] I use the iPad app, direct feedback on the pith! [Type]

Output: Skill

Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive


Input: [Name] Ubercoach [Pricing] a few dollars [Data sharing?] No, just the App [Benefits] Cheap, easy to use [Type]

Output: Skill

Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive


Input: [Name] Utilius [Pricing] 1.100 EUR + [Data sharing?] Additional [Benefits] Top entry [Type]

Output: Team

Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive


Input: [Name] Motionpro! [Pricing] 150 EUR + [Type]

Output: Skill

Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive


Input: [Name] Motionview!/Motionclip! [Pricing] 150 EUR + [Type]

Output: Skill

Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive


Input: [Name] AMISCO [Pricing] Very expensive [Benefits] Turns video in real-time a magnet board [Type]

Output: Team

Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive


Input: [Name] Gamebreaker [Pricing] 2.000 EUR + [Data sharing?] with additional tools [Benefits] From SportsCode, low entry, more features with upgrades. The upgraded set is what Timo Meinders used for his work with my National Under 18. [Type]

Output: Both

Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive


Input: [Name] Statspro [Pricing] other model [Data sharing?] Yes [Benefits] Analysis as a Service, Pay per game [Type]

Output: Team

Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive - Martin, Rugbycoaching Archive


Input: [Rank] 1/9 [Effect] Allows the use of Iron Ingots. [Ability]

Output: Metal Working


Input: [Rank] 1/3 [Effect] Ore in the world will be easier to see when you are 20 meters or closer. [Ability]

Output: Keen Eye: Ore


Input: [Rank] 1/3 [Effect] A miner hireling will send you ore and possibly other items every day. [Ability]

Output: Miner Hireling


Input: [Rank] 1/3 [Effect] Improves the chances of extracting Blacksmithing ingredients. [Ability]

Output: Metal Extraction


Input: [Rank] 1/3 [Effect] Reduces research time by 5% and allows the research of two items at once. [Ability]

Output: Metallurgy


Input: [Rank] 1/3 [Effect] Increases the chance of improving items with tempers. [Ability]

Output: TemperExpertise


Input: [AND] B4N [Any Day Now] Bye For Now [AFK] BAK [Away from Keyboard]

Output: Back at Keyboard


Input: [AND] BBL [Any Day Now] Be Back Later [AFK] BIOYIOP [Away from Keyboard]

Output: Blow it out your IO port


Input: [AND] BL [Any Day Now] Belly Laughing [AFK] BRB [Away from Keyboard]

Output: Be Right Back


Input: [AND] BTA [Any Day Now] But then Again [AFK] BTW [Away from Keyboard]

Output: By the Way


Input: [AND] CUL8TR [Any Day Now] See you later [AFK] DYKU [Away from Keyboard]

Output: Did You Know


Input: [AND] F2F [Any Day Now] Face to Face [AFK] FISH [Away from Keyboard]

Output: First In Still Here


Input: [AND] FWIW [Any Day Now] For What It's Worth [AFK] FYI [Away from Keyboard]

Output: For Your Information


Input: [Any Day Now] Grin [AFK] GAL [Away from Keyboard]

Output: Get a Life


Input: [AND] GIWIST [Any Day Now] Gee, I wish I said that [AFK] GMTA [Away from Keyboard]

Output: Great Minds think Alike


Input: [AND] IAC [Any Day Now] In Any Case [AFK] IMY [Away from Keyboard]

Output: In My Case


Input: [AND] IC [Any Day Now] I See [AFK] ILY [Away from Keyboard]

Output: I Love You


Input: [AND] IBCNU [Any Day Now] I'll be seeing you [AFK] IBGN [Away from Keyboard]

Output: I be going now


Input: [AND] IMO [Any Day Now] In My Opinion [AFK] IMHO [Away from Keyboard]

Output: In My Humble Opinion


Input: [AND] IOW [Any Day Now] In Other Words [AFK] J/K [Away from Keyboard]

Output: Just Kidding


Input: [AND] L8R [Any Day Now] Later [AFK] LD [Away from Keyboard]

Output: Later Dude


Input: [AND] LDR [Any Day Now] Long Distance Relationship [AFK] LLTA [Away from Keyboard]

Output: Lots and Lots of Thunderous Applause


Input: [AND] LTIP [Any Day Now] Laughed til I puked [AFK] OIC [Away from Keyboard]

Output: Oh, I see


Input: [AND] OTF [Any Day Now] On the Floor [AFK] OTOH [Away from Keyboard]

Output: On the Other Hand


Input: [AND] OLL [Any Day Now] Online Love [AFK] ~POOF~ [Away from Keyboard]

Output: Exiting the room


Input: [AND] PMJI [Any Day Now] Pardon me for Jumping In [AFK] ROFL [Away from Keyboard]

Output: Rolling on Floor Laughing


Input: [AND] ROFLMBO [Any Day Now] Rolling on Floor Laughing My Butt Off [AFK] RSN [Away from Keyboard]

Output: Real Soon Now


Input: [AND] SIG [Any Day Now] Special Interest Group [AFK] SO [Away from Keyboard]

Output: Significant Other


Input: [AND] STATS [Any Day Now] Age/Gender/Location check [AFK] SYL [Away from Keyboard]

Output: See You Later


Input: [AND] TAFN [Any Day Now] That's All for Now [AFK] TANJ [Away from Keyboard]

Output: There is No Justice


Input: [AND] Tgif [Any Day Now] Thank God It's Friday [AFK] TTFN [Away from Keyboard]

Output: Ta Ta for Now


Input: [AND] TTUL [Any Day Now] Talk to you Later [AFK] Txs [Away from Keyboard]

Output: Thanks


Input: [AND] WFM [Any Day Now] Works for Me [AFK] WU [Away from Keyboard]

Output: What's Up?


Input: [AND] WUF [Any Day Now] Where are you From? [AFK] WYSIWYG [Away from Keyboard]

Output: What you see is What you Get


Input: [In the adult system…] defendant [In the juvenile system…]

Output: juvenile

What is a juvenile delinquent? | Askthejudge


Input: [In the adult system…] trial [In the juvenile system…]

Output: adjudication hearing

What is a juvenile delinquent? | Askthejudge


Input: [In the adult system…] sentencing [In the juvenile system…]

Output: disposition hearing

What is a juvenile delinquent? | Askthejudge


Input: [In the adult system…] jail [In the juvenile system…]

Output: detention

What is a juvenile delinquent? | Askthejudge


Input: [In the adult system…] prison [In the juvenile system…]

Output: department of juvenile corrections

What is a juvenile delinquent? | Askthejudge


Input: [In the adult system…] crime [In the juvenile system…]

Output: delinquent act

What is a juvenile delinquent? | Askthejudge


Input: [In the adult system…] criminal [In the juvenile system…]

Output: delinquent

What is a juvenile delinquent? | Askthejudge


Input: [Symptoms] Recognized by its sunken spots on the fruit [Fungicide] Rotation is the major control for this disease. [Method of application] - [Disease]

Output: Anthracnose (Colletotrichum phomoides)

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] On leaves small, water soaked, brown spots appear on the older leaflets. Under favourable conditions these spots may coalesce to form dark streaks. The affected leaves turn yellow and blighting of the foliage may take place. [Fungicide] Streptocycline (100PPm) or copper fungicides [Method of application] Spraying [Disease]

Output: Bacterial fruit spot

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] Leaf curl disease is characterized by severe stunting of the plants with downward rolling and crinkling of the leaves. The newly emerging leaves exhibit slight yellow colouration and later they also show curling symptoms, older leaves become leathery and brittle. [Fungicide] Disease is transmitted by whitefly hence to check the whitefly population use insecticides fuadan or disyston @1kg ai/ha. [Method of application] Soil application, treating the nursery beds with granular insecticides. [Disease]

Output: Tomato leaf curl

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] The youngest fruit truss, instead of becoming recurved as in normal plants, assumes an upright position. The buds on the truss also point in a vertical direction, the calyx segments remain united almost to the tips, and the whole calyx enlarges to a form like a bladder with a toothed opening at the top. [Fungicide] Metasystox (0.02%) or nuvacron (0.05%) at ten days intervals to control the insect vector (leaf hopper) population. [Method of application] Spraying [Disease]

Output: Tomato big bud

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] On established plants, dark brown spots with concentric rings develop first on old leaves. Spotted leaves die prematurely leading to early defoliation. [Fungicide] Mancozeb @ 0.2% [Method of application] Foliar spray [Disease]

Output: Early blight

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] Leaves and fruits are affected. Irregular greasy greyish areas develop on leaves. Under moist conditions these areas expand rapidly and a white downy growth appears on the lower surface of the affected leaves. Affected leaf dries and shrivels quickly. [Fungicide] Mancozeb @ 0.2% [Method of application] Foliar spray [Disease]

Output: Late blight

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] Appearance of numerous, small, grey coloured circular leaf spots with dark margin is the characteristic symptom of the disease. [Fungicide] Mancozeb @2 g/kg. 0.2% Dithane Z-78 [Method of application] Seed treatment Foliar spraying [Disease]

Output: Septoria leaf spot

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] It is recognized by the presence of a yellowish area on the upper leaf surface with brown mouldy growth on the lower surface. As the lesions develop, the leaves wilt and die. [Fungicide] Mancozeb @ 0.2% [Method of application] Foliar spray [Disease]

Output: Leaf mould/black mould

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] It is characterized by yellowing and wilting of leaves and finally the entire plant wilts and dies prematurely. Often the stem tissue is discoloured throughout the plant. [Fungicide] 0.1% carbendazim or benomyl [Method of application] Soil drenching [Disease]

Output: Wilt

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] A white talcum like covering on the lower surface of the leaves while the corresponding upper surface turns yellow. Premature dropping of infected leaves are common. [Fungicide] Dinocap at 0.1% or Wet sulphur at 0.2% [Method of application] Spraying [Disease]

Output: Powdery mildew

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] Infected plant parts when cut and immersed in clear water, a white streak of bacterial ooze coming out from the cut ends is visible. [Fungicide] Streptocycline (1g/40 lit) Bleaching powder @ 15 kg/ha. [Method of application] Seed treatment for 30 min. Dusting/soil application. [Disease]

Output: Bacterial wilt

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Name] _revision_tool [Description]

Output: Tool to list revisions and change them

PDFedit - pdf manipulating library, GUI, tools


Input: [Name] _zoom_tool [Description]

Output: Tool to change zoom level of currently shown page

PDFedit - pdf manipulating library, GUI, tools


Input: [Name] _page_tool [Description]

Output: Tool to show and change which page is currently shown

PDFedit - pdf manipulating library, GUI, tools


Input: [Name] _color_tool [Description]

Output: Tool to pick named color. Parameter specifies name of the color

PDFedit - pdf manipulating library, GUI, tools


Input: [Name] _edit_tool [Description]

Output: Tool to edit arbitrary text. Parameter specifies name of the text

PDFedit - pdf manipulating library, GUI, tools


Input: [Name] _number_tool [Description]

Output: Tool to edit arbitrary number. Parameter specifies name of the number and it is possilbe in script to specify predefined set of number, that will be available in a drop-down box. User is still able to type in a number not present in the list.

PDFedit - pdf manipulating library, GUI, tools


Input: [Name] _select_tool [Description]

Output: Tool to select text from list of strings. Parameter specifies name of the text and it is possible in script to specify set of strings, that will be available in a drop-down box.

PDFedit - pdf manipulating library, GUI, tools


Input: [Benefits] Operates at high compressor speeds and pressure differentials [Features]

Output: High-strength valve element

Reciprocating Compressor Valves | Dresser-Rand


Input: [Benefits] Reduces parts inventory, increases interchangability / availability of replacement parts, and minimizes replacement costs [Features]

Output: Common element for all valves

Reciprocating Compressor Valves | Dresser-Rand


Input: [Benefits] Reduces fatigue stresses for extended life [Features]

Output: Advanced valve element geometry

Reciprocating Compressor Valves | Dresser-Rand


Input: [Benefits] Increases reliability of moving parts for long-term operation [Features]

Output: Precision-guided valve elements and springs

Reciprocating Compressor Valves | Dresser-Rand


Input: [Benefits] Increases flow area and is more tolerant of particulates and liquids in the gas [Features]

Output: Streamlined flow path with balanced seat, guard, and lift areas

Reciprocating Compressor Valves | Dresser-Rand


Input: [Benefits] Optimizes valve performance without effecting reliability [Features]

Output: Custom valve selection using proprietary Dynamic Valve Analysis software

Reciprocating Compressor Valves | Dresser-Rand


Input: [Game Name:] Suicide Mission [Clone of:] Asteroids [Improvement offered:]

Output: Oscillating targets


Input: [Game Name:] Fireball [Clone of:] Breakout [Improvement offered:]

Output: Different wall scenarios.


Input: [Game Name:] Commie Mutants from Space [Clone of:] Galaxian [Improvement offered:]

Output: Improved graphics.


Input: [Game Name:] Phaser Patrol [Clone of:] Star Raiders [Improvement offered:]

Output: How can you improve Star Raiders ?


Input: [Game Name:] Frogger [Clone of:] Frogger (duh) [Improvement offered:]

Output: Improved graphics/Less flicker


Input: [Game Name:] Rabbit Transit [Clone of:] Qbert [Improvement offered:]

Output: Different layouts


Input: [Game Name:] Killer Satellites [Clone of:] Defender [Improvement offered:]

Output: Improved graphics


Input: [Variable:] %WIKILOGOURL% [Expanded to:]

Output: Link of page logo


Input: [Variable:] %WIKILOGOIMG% [Expanded to:]

Output: Image URL of page logo


Input: [Variable:] %WIKILOGOALT% [Expanded to:]

Output: Alt text of page logo


Input: [Variable:] %WEBBGCOLOR% [Expanded to:]

Output: Web specific background color, defined in the WebPreferences


Input: [Variable:] %WIKITOOLNAME% [Expanded to:]

Output: The name of your TWiki site


Input: [Variable:] %SCRIPTURL% [Expanded to:]

Output: The script URL of TWiki


Input: [Variable:] %SCRIPTSUFFIX% [Expanded to:]

Output: The script suffix, ex: .pl, .cgi


Input: [Variable:] %WEB% [Expanded to:]

Output: The name of the current web. Note: It is recommended to URL-encode the variable in form actions with %INTURLENCODE{"%WEB%"}% for proper handling in an internationalized environment


Input: [Variable:] %TOPIC% [Expanded to:]

Output: The name of the current topic. Note: It is recommended to URL-encode the variable in form actions with %INTURLENCODE{"%TOPIC%"}% for proper handling in an internationalized environment


Input: [Variable:] %WEBTOPICLIST% [Expanded to:]

Output: Common links of current web, defined in the WebPreferences. It includes a #GoBox


Input: [Variable:] %TEXT% [Expanded to:]

Output: The topic text, e.g. the content that can be edited


Input: [Variable:] %META{"form"}% [Expanded to:]

Output: TWikiForm, if any


Input: [Variable:] %META{"attachments"}% [Expanded to:]

Output: FileAttachment table


Input: [Variable:] %META{"parent"}% [Expanded to:]

Output: The topic parent


Input: [Variable:] %EDITTOPIC% [Expanded to:]

Output: Edit link


Input: [Variable:] %REVTITLE% [Expanded to:]

Output: The revision title, if any, ex: (r1.6)


Input: [Variable:] %REVINFO% [Expanded to:]

Output: Revision info, ex: r1.6 - 24 Dec 2002 - 08:12 GMT - TWikiGuest


Input: [Variable:] %WEBCOPYRIGHT% [Expanded to:]

Output: Copyright notice, defined in the WebPreferences


Input: [Variable:] %BROADCASTMESSAGE% [Expanded to:]

Output: Broadcast message at the beginning of your view template, can be used to alert users of scheduled downtimes; is set in TWikiPreferences


Input: [What does it do?] Switch your wireless on or off. [Setting]

Output: Enable Wireless Router Radio

Netgear WNR1000: wireless settings guide


Input: [What does it do?] These options are reserved for wireless testing and advanced configuration only. We do not recommend changing these settings. [Setting]

Output: Fragmentation Length CTS/RTS Threshold Pre-amble mode

Netgear WNR1000: wireless settings guide


Input: [What does it do?] This is the PIN number used to connect devices via WPS. [Setting]

Output: Router's PIN

Netgear WNR1000: wireless settings guide


Input: [What does it do?] Checking this box prevents any device from connecting using WPS. [Setting]

Output: Disable Router's PIN

Netgear WNR1000: wireless settings guide


Input: [What does it do?] If this option is unticked, each new WPS connection will change the router's wireless settings to an automatically generated random SSID and security key. [Setting]

Output: Keep Existing Wireless Settings

Netgear WNR1000: wireless settings guide


Input: [What does it do?] Switch on and configure MAC address filtering. [Setting]

Output: Wireless Card Access List

Netgear WNR1000: wireless settings guide


Input: [Flag] SL_FORCE_ACCESS_CHECK [Associated I/O Operation] CREATE [Purpose]

Output: Force a security check, even when the call originated in kernel mode.

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_OPEN_PAGING_FILE [Associated I/O Operation] CREATE [Purpose]

Output: The file being opened is a paging file.

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_OPEN_TARGET_DIRECTORY [Associated I/O Operation] CREATE [Purpose]

Output: The file being opened need not exist if the directory exists. This is used to create a file object for a subsequent rename operation

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_CASE_SENSITIVE [Associated I/O Operation] CREATE [Purpose]

Output: The file name should be handled in a case-sensitive fashion.

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_KEY_SPECIFIED [Associated I/O Operation] READ/WRITE [Purpose]

Output: The key argument is valid

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_OVERRIDE_VERIFY_VOLUME [Associated I/O Operation] READ/WRITE/DEVICE CONTROL [Purpose]

Output: For removable media, the I/O should be performed even though the DO_VERIFY_VOLUME bit is set in the driverâs device object.

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_WRITE_THROUGH [Associated I/O Operation] READ/WRITE [Purpose]

Output: The data should be written through the cache.

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_FT_SEQUENTIAL_WRITE [Associated I/O Operation] READ/WRITE [Purpose]

Output: ??? (FT Disk)

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_FAIL_IMMEDIATELY [Associated I/O Operation] LOCK [Purpose]

Output: The operation should fail if the lock cannot be immediately granted

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_EXCLUSIVE_LOCK [Associated I/O Operation] LOCK [Purpose]

Output: The lock requested is for exclusive access to the specified range.

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_RESTART_SCAN [Associated I/O Operation] DIRECTORY_CONTROL_QUERY_EA [Purpose]

Output: The enumeration of the directory or EA list should start from the beginning of the list.

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_RETURN_SINGLE_ENTRY [Associated I/O Operation] DIRECTORY_CONTROL_QUERY_EA [Purpose]

Output: At most one entry should be returned to the caller as a result of querying the directory or EA contents.

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_INDEX_SPECIFIED [Associated I/O Operation] DIRECTORY_CONTROL_QUERY_EA [Purpose]

Output: The current position in the list of directories or EAs should be set based upon the specified index value.

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_WATCH_TREE [Associated I/O Operation] DIRECTORY_CONTROL [Purpose]

Output: For a directory change notification, the specified request is on the entire directory tree.

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Flag] SL_ALLOW_RAW_MOUNT [Associated I/O Operation] FILE_SYSTEM_CONTROL [Purpose]

Output: When processing a mount, the RAW file system should mount this drive if no other file system mounts it.

The NT Insider:Rolling Your Own - Building IRPs to Perform I/O


Input: [Description] (Required) Must be DoExpressCheckoutPayment. [Field]

Output: METHOD

DoExpressCheckoutPayment API Operation (NVP) - PayPal Developer


Input: [Description] (Required) The timestamped token value that was returned in the SetExpressCheckout response and passed in the GetExpressCheckoutDetails request. PayPal also appends the token as a GET parameter named token to your RETURN URL when redirecting the buyer back to your website from paypal.com. Character length and limitations: 20 single-byte characters. [Field]

Output: TOKEN

DoExpressCheckoutPayment API Operation (NVP) - PayPal Developer


Input: [Description] (Required) Unique PayPal buyer account identification number as returned in the GetExpressCheckoutDetails response. PayPal also appends the payer ID as a GET parameter named PayerID to your RETURN URL when redirecting the buyer back to your website from paypal.com. Character length and limitations: 13 single-byte alphanumeric characters. [Field]

Output: PAYERID

DoExpressCheckoutPayment API Operation (NVP) - PayPal Developer


Input: [Description] (Optional) Unique ID passed for each API request to help prevent duplicate payments. This ID is passed directly back in the response. For more information, see Idempotency. Character length and limitations: 38 single-byte characters maximum. Added in version 114 of the API. [Field]

Output: MSGSUBID

DoExpressCheckoutPayment API Operation (NVP) - PayPal Developer


Input: [Description] (Conditional) How you want to obtain payment. When implementing parallel payments, this field is required and must be set to Order. When implementing digital goods, this field is required and must be set to Sale. You can specify up to 10 payments, where n is a digit between 0 and 9, inclusive; except for digital goods, which supports single payments only. If the transaction does not include a one-time purchase, this field is ignored. It is one of the following values: Sale – This is a final sale for which you are requesting payment (default). Authorization – This payment is a basic authorization subject to settlement with PayPal Authorization and Capture. Order – This payment is an order authorization subject to settlement with PayPal Authorization and Capture. Note: You cannot set this field to Sale in SetExpressCheckout request and then change the value to Authorization or Order in the request. If you set the field to Authorization or Order in SetExpressCheckout, you may set the field to Sale. Character length and limitations: Up to 13 single-byte alphabetic characters. [Field]

Output: PAYMENTREQUEST_n_PAYMENTACTION

DoExpressCheckoutPayment API Operation (NVP) - PayPal Developer


Input: [Description] (Optional) The gift message the buyer entered on the PayPal pages. Character length and limitations: 150 single-byte characters. [Field]

Output: GIFTMESSAGE

DoExpressCheckoutPayment API Operation (NVP) - PayPal Developer


Input: [Description] (Optional) Whether the buyer selected a gift receipt on the PayPal pages. It is one of the following vaues: true – The buyer selected a gift message. false – The buyer did not select a gift message. [Field]

Output: GIFTRECEIPTENABLE

DoExpressCheckoutPayment API Operation (NVP) - PayPal Developer


Input: [Description] (Optional) Return the gift wrap name only if the buyer selected the gift option on the PayPal pages. Character length and limitations: 25 single-byte characters. [Field]

Output: GIFTWRAPNAME

DoExpressCheckoutPayment API Operation (NVP) - PayPal Developer


Input: [Description] (Optional) Amount only if the buyer selected the gift option on the PayPal pages. Character length and limitations: Value is typically a positive number which cannot exceed 10,000.00 USD or the per transaction limit for the currency. It includes no currency symbol. Most currencies require two decimal places; the decimal separator must be a period (.), and the optional thousands separator must be a comma (,). Some currencies do not allow decimals. See the currency codes page for details. [Field]

Output: GIFTWRAPAMOUNT

DoExpressCheckoutPayment API Operation (NVP) - PayPal Developer


Input: [Description] (Optional) The buyer email address opted in by the buyer on the PayPal pages. Character length and limitations: 127 single-byte characters. [Field]

Output: BUYERMARKETINGEMAIL

DoExpressCheckoutPayment API Operation (NVP) - PayPal Developer


Input: [Description] (Optional) Survey question on the PayPal pages. Limitations: 50 single-byte characters. [Field]

Output: SURVEYQUESTION

DoExpressCheckoutPayment API Operation (NVP) - PayPal Developer


Input: [Description] (Optional) Survey response that the buyer selected on the PayPal pages. Character length and limitations: 15 single-byte characters. [Field]

Output: SURVEYCHOICESELECTED

DoExpressCheckoutPayment API Operation (NVP) - PayPal Developer


Input: [Description] (Optional) Identification code for use by third-party applications to identify transactions. Character length and limitations: 32 single-byte alphanumeric characters. [Field]

Output: BUTTONSOURCE

DoExpressCheckoutPayment API Operation (NVP) - PayPal Developer


Input: [Description] (Optional) Merchant specified flag which indicates whether to create a billing agreement as part of DoExpressCheckout or not. This field is used for reference transactions during billing agreement creation. Merchants who offer a store account can control whether PayPal must create a billing agreement or if billing agreement creation should be skipped. Set the value of this field to true to skip the creation of a billing agreement ID. [Field]

Output: SKIPBACREATION

DoExpressCheckoutPayment API Operation (NVP) - PayPal Developer


Input: [Description] (Optional) Flag to indicate whether you want the results returned by Fraud Management Filters. By default, you do not receive this information. It is one of the following values: 0 – Do not receive FMF details (default). 1 – Receive FMF details. [Field]

Output: RETURNFMFDETAILS

DoExpressCheckoutPayment API Operation (NVP) - PayPal Developer


Input: [UAS Online Feature] Resource Files and Links Resource Files and Links can be imported into Blackboard. If you have used Categories, then the files (and links) will be sorted into Folders that correspond to your Categories. Descriptions are not imported. It will be possible to add a description later. [Blackboard]

Output: Items, Files, and URLS

Comparison of UASOnline and Blackboard | University of Alaska Southeast


Input: [UAS Online Feature] Quizzes Quizzes can be imported into Blackboard as Tests. You will need to learn to post (deploy) the quizzes and set up options. [Blackboard]

Output: Tests with Computer Graded Questions

Comparison of UASOnline and Blackboard | University of Alaska Southeast


Input: [UAS Online Feature] Essays Essays are also imported as Tests. At this time model answers are not imported but can be added. You will need to learn to post (deploy) the Test and set up options. [Blackboard]

Output: Tests with Essay Questions

Comparison of UASOnline and Blackboard | University of Alaska Southeast


Input: [UAS Online Feature] Tasks At this time Tasks are not exported. You will need to cut and paste to set up a Blackboard “Assignment” which will act essentially the same as a UAS Online Task. [Blackboard]

Output: Blackboard "Assignments"

Comparison of UASOnline and Blackboard | University of Alaska Southeast


Input: [UAS Online Feature] Webliography Bibliography Exports as a single HTML file. Not easy to edit or update. Can be recreated as a blank page or Content Area with URLs. [Blackboard]

Output: URLs or Items in a Content Area or Folder

Comparison of UASOnline and Blackboard | University of Alaska Southeast


Input: [UAS Online Feature] Discussion Board Does not export – forums will need to be created. The new Discussion Board can be linked to the Gradebook. [Blackboard]

Output: Discussion Board

Comparison of UASOnline and Blackboard | University of Alaska Southeast


Input: [UAS Online Feature] Static and Dated Announcements Exports as HTML files. Not easy to edit or update. Depending on how you have used it you may want to use the Blackboard Announcements or you may want to post Items in a Content Area or Folder. [Blackboard]

Output: Announcements

Comparison of UASOnline and Blackboard | University of Alaska Southeast


Input: [UAS Online Feature] Static and Dated Assignments Exports as HTML files. Not easy to edit or update. Should be recreated as Items in a Content Area or Folder. [Blackboard]

Output: Items in a Content Area or Folder

Comparison of UASOnline and Blackboard | University of Alaska Southeast


Input: [UAS Online Feature] Gradebook Does not export. Will need to be recreated. In Blackboard columns are automatically created for Tests, "Assignments" and graded Discussion Forums. You can create new columns, make categories and calculate weighted totals in a variety of ways. [Blackboard]

Output: Grade Center

Comparison of UASOnline and Blackboard | University of Alaska Southeast


Input: [UAS Online Feature] ePortfolio Each UAS Blackboard courses links to the existing ePortfolio system. [Blackboard]

Output: Links to UAS Online Portfolio

Comparison of UASOnline and Blackboard | University of Alaska Southeast


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 26% [Percent of respondents 2008] 19%

Output: Don't know how to find these caregiver resources

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

Table 12.10 Reasons for not Using Caregiving Resources with Children

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 0% [Percent of respondents 2008] 6%

Output: Service/support I need is not available in my community

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 9% [Percent of respondents 2008] 8%

Output: I do not know what type of service I need

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 7% [Percent of respondents 2008] 6%

Output: I am too busy-schedule not convenient

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 4% [Percent of respondents 2008] 14%

Output: I am not interested/I am embarrassed to get asst from others

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 11% [Percent of respondents 2008] 14%

Output: I do not want assistance from non-family, paid caregivers

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 35% [Percent of respondents 2008] 20%

Output: Don't have a need for assistance

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 7% [Percent of respondents 2008] 13%

Output: Other, specify

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 100% [Percent of respondents 2008] 100%

Output: Total

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Level] 1 [Skill] Sharan Bolt [Description]

Output: Unleash a bolt of disruptive Sharan energy at a target.


Input: [Level] 1 [Skill] Arun’s Vitae [Description]

Output: Gather Arunic power into a mote that, when picked up, restores health and removes all harmful effects.


Input: [Level] 2 [Skill] Mana Infusion [Description]

Output: Replenishes your mana for several seconds.


Input: [Level] 2 [Skill] Metamorphic Blast [Description]

Output: Project a cone of energy that damages nearby enemies.


Input: [Level] 4 [Skill] Thrall of Protection [Description]

Output: Summon a Thrall of Protection that draws aggro from monsters and makes melee attacks.


Input: [Level] 6 [Skill] Metamorphic Smite [Description]

Output: Blast any enemies directly in front of you.


Input: [Level] 8 [Skill] Teleport Jaunt [Description]

Output: Teleport a short distance in the direction the camera faces.


Input: [Level] 10 [Skill] Corruption Ring [Description]

Output: Drain health from targets nearby, storing it as spiritual energy. After you cast Corruption Ring, it becomes Infusion Ring. Cast Infusion Ring to release the stored energy as mana for you and your party.


Input: [Level] 12 [Skill] Retaliate [Description]

Output: Leap to your feet while attacking your target. You can use this skill only when knocked down.


Input: [Level] 12 [Skill] Thrall of Vengeance [Description]

Output: Summon a Thrall of Vengeance that makes ranged attacks against your enemies.


Input: [Level] 14 [Skill] Volley of Curses [Description]

Output: Lock onto your target and inflict a curse that does constant damage. Effect stacks up to three times.


Input: [Level] 14 [Skill] Sonorous Dreams [Description]

Output: Lock onto your foes and put them briefly to sleep.


Input: [Level] 16 [Skill] Arun’s Cleansing Touch [Description]

Output: Select your allies and purge all harmful effects from them.


Input: [Level] 16 [Skill] Thrall of Life [Description]

Output: Summon a Thrall of Life that heals you and removes harmful effects.


Input: [Level] 18 [Skill] Titanic Favor [Description]

Output: Immediately heal allies you select, then heal them further over time.


Input: [Level] 18 [Skill] Resurrect [Description]

Output: Restore life to a nearby dead party member.


Input: [Level] 20 [Skill] Aura of the Swift [Description]

Output: An aura emanates from you that increases group members’ movement speed.


Input: [Level] 22 [Skill] Summon: Party [Description]

Output: Teleport any of your group members within the same province to your side.


Input: [Level] 24 [Skill] Regression [Description]

Output: Remove all beneficial effects on nearby enemies.


Input: [Level] 26 [Skill] Aura of the Unyielding [Description]

Output: An aura emanates from you, greatly increasing group members’ resistance to critical hits.


Input: [Level] 26 [Skill] Titanic Wrath [Description]

Output: Energy pours into you and nearby party members, increasing your strength.


Input: [Level] 28 [Skill] Arun’s Tears [Description]

Output: Gather Arunic power into a mote that, when picked up, instantly restores a large quantity of mana.


Input: [Level] 32 [Skill] Mire [Description]

Output: Select several targets and cripple their movement.


Input: [Level] 36 [Skill] Aura of the Tenacious [Description]

Output: An aura emanates from you, restoring mana to your nearby group members.


Input: [Level] 38 [Skill] Thrall of Wrath [Description]

Output: Summon a Thrall of Wrath armed with a powerful area attack.


Input: [Level] 42 [Skill] Ancient Binding [Description]

Output: Hurl a magical bolt that slows down its target.


Input: [Level] 42 [Skill] Vow of Rebirth [Description]

Output: Form a bond between you and one group member, who will now resurrect if killed.


Input: [Level] 46 [Skill] Curse of Exhaustion [Description]

Output: Select and curse enemies, increasing their cooldown times for all their skills by 20%.


Input: [Level] 50 [Skill] Aura of the Merciless [Description]

Output: An aura emanates from you, doubling the critical hit rate of group members.


Input: [Level] 50 [Skill] Shara’s Lash [Description]

Output: Cast a caustic bolt of Sharan energy that explodes at range or on contact, briefly stunning foes.


Input: [Level] 56 [Skill] Curse of Confusion [Description]

Output: Select several enemies and terrify them into running away.


Input: [Message type] warning [Method] warnPrint [Switch]

Output: WARNINGS_ON

Diagnostic (CleanCode Java Libraries API)


Input: [Message type] error [Method] errPrint [Switch]

Output: always output

Diagnostic (CleanCode Java Libraries API)


Input: [Message type] general [Method] print [Switch]

Output: className_DIAG

Diagnostic (CleanCode Java Libraries API)


Input: [Message type] object creation [Method] create [Switch]

Output: CREATE_DIAG or className_DIAG

Diagnostic (CleanCode Java Libraries API)


Input: [Message type] method trace [Method] enter and leave [Switch]

Output: TRACE_DIAG or className_DIAG

Diagnostic (CleanCode Java Libraries API)


Input: [Message type] class version [Method] Version.getVersion [Switch]

Output: VERSION_DIAG or className_DIAG

Diagnostic (CleanCode Java Libraries API)


Input: [Message type] server environment [Method] -- [Switch]

Output: ENV_DIAG

Diagnostic (CleanCode Java Libraries API)


Input: [Enteral access device] Nasogastric tube (NGT; through the nose) [Length of use] Short-term use [Pros] Easy to place, variety of sizes available for patient comfort [Cons]

Output: Not indicated if bleeding disorder, nasal/facial fractures and certain esophageal disorders

Enteral and Parenteral Nutrition | ACG Patients


Input: [Enteral access device] Orogastric tube (through the mouth) [Length of use] Short-term use [Pros] Lower incidence of sinusitis than NGTs [Cons]

Output: Not tolerated for long periods of time in alert patients; tube may damage teeth

Enteral and Parenteral Nutrition | ACG Patients


Input: [Enteral access device] Nasoenteric tube (generally thought of as a tube beyond the stomach) [Length of use] Short-term use [Pros] Smaller diameter than NGTs and less patient discomfort; may be used in delayed gastric emptying [Cons]

Output: May be difficult to position; smaller size tubes may make administration of some medications difficult, and an infusion pump is needed

Enteral and Parenteral Nutrition | ACG Patients


Input: [Enteral access device] Oroenteric tube (postpyloric feeding tube) [Length of use] Short-term use [Pros] Same as orogastric tubes [Cons]

Output: Same as orogastric tubes

Enteral and Parenteral Nutrition | ACG Patients


Input: [Enteral access device] Gastrostomy tube (can be placed radiologically, endoscopically or surgically) [Length of use] Short-term useLong-term use [Pros] Easily cared for and replaceable; large size tube allow for bolus feeding, and administration of medications [Cons]

Output: Compared with oral and nasal route, this technique is more invasive

Enteral and Parenteral Nutrition | ACG Patients


Input: [Enteral access device] Jejunostomy tube (can be placed radiologically, endoscopically or surgically) [Length of use] Long-term use [Pros] Decreases the risk of food and fluids passing into the lungs; allows for early postoperative feeding [Cons]

Output: Technically more difficult to place; smaller size tubes may make administration of some medications more difficult, and an infusion pump is needed

Enteral and Parenteral Nutrition | ACG Patients


Input: [#] 1 [Masculine Male] not allowed [Effeminate Female] yes [Research Study Conclusion]

Output: Participates in public nudity on vacation

Last Call Blog | Examination of heterosexual partnerships in America


Input: [#] 2 [Masculine Male] not allowed [Effeminate Female] yes [Research Study Conclusion]

Output: Risque dressing for work

Last Call Blog | Examination of heterosexual partnerships in America


Input: [#] 3 [Masculine Male] rarely no [Effeminate Female] often yes [Research Study Conclusion]

Output: Genitalia arousal and sexual desire disconnected

Last Call Blog | Examination of heterosexual partnerships in America


Input: [#] 4 [Masculine Male] no [Effeminate Female] yes [Research Study Conclusion]

Output: Brain and feet connected sexually

Last Call Blog | Examination of heterosexual partnerships in America


Input: [#] 5 [Masculine Male] n/a [Effeminate Female] yes [Research Study Conclusion]

Output: More likely to flaunt flesh when ovulating

Last Call Blog | Examination of heterosexual partnerships in America


Input: [#] 6 [Masculine Male] n/a [Effeminate Female] yes [Research Study Conclusion]

Output: More likely to cheat when ovulating

Last Call Blog | Examination of heterosexual partnerships in America


Input: [#] 7 [Masculine Male] minimally [Effeminate Female] consistently [Research Study Conclusion]

Output: Loses sex-drive with the same sex partner

Last Call Blog | Examination of heterosexual partnerships in America


Input: [#] 8 [Masculine Male] n/a [Effeminate Female] yes [Research Study Conclusion]

Output: Increased sexual attraction to bad boy behaviors

Last Call Blog | Examination of heterosexual partnerships in America


Input: [#] 9 [Masculine Male] no [Effeminate Female] yes [Research Study Conclusion]

Output: Sexual partner selection independent of good genes

Last Call Blog | Examination of heterosexual partnerships in America


Input: [#] 10 [Masculine Male] some [Effeminate Female] no [Research Study Conclusion]

Output: Has monogamous-type bonding gene

Last Call Blog | Examination of heterosexual partnerships in America


Input: [#] 11 [Masculine Male] no [Effeminate Female] yes [Research Study Conclusion]

Output: More and better orgasms with richer partners

Last Call Blog | Examination of heterosexual partnerships in America


Input: [#] 12 [Masculine Male] no [Effeminate Female] yes [Research Study Conclusion]

Output: Has a cheat gene when fit

Last Call Blog | Examination of heterosexual partnerships in America


Input: [Character] : [Description]

Output: Separates target from rest of dependence line.

Special characters in makefiles


Input: [Character] # [Description]

Output: All characters following a # on a line are interpreted as a comment and ignored.

Special characters in makefiles


Input: [Character] ( ) [Description]

Output: Encloses the value string of a macro to be expanded.

Special characters in makefiles


Input: [Character] $ [Description]

Output: Precedes an instance of a macro to be expanded.

Special characters in makefiles


Input: [Character] ^ [Description]

Output: The next character is interpreted as a literal character.

Special characters in makefiles


Input: [Character] \ [Description]

Output: Continues a line on the next line.

Special characters in makefiles


Input: [Character] { } [Description]

Output: On a dependence line, encloses a path name associated with a dependant.

Special characters in makefiles


Input: [Character] ! [Description]

Output: As the first character on a line, recognized as the start of a preprocessing directive. On a dependence line, acts as a command modifier.

Special characters in makefiles


Input: [Character] @ [Description]

Output: On a dependence line, acts as a command modifier.

Special characters in makefiles


Input: [Character] - [Description]

Output: On a dependence line, acts as a command modifier.

Special characters in makefiles


Input: [Description] The user interface is based on a stage, timeline, and panels for elements and properties. It’s influenced by our customers’ favorite features and functionality in class-leading tools like After Effects and Flash Professional, but innovates in its ease of use. Animations and timing can be controlled on a WebKit-based stage, or via precise property adjustments directly on the timeline. You can also make quick edits on individual or multiple objects. [Feature]

Output: Intuitive user Interface

Edge, Adobe’s new web motion and interaction design tool, now available as a preview | 9to5Mac


Input: [Description] Create new compositions from scratch using basic HTML building blocks, text, and imported web graphics. Manipulate objects with an array of transformation and styling options which Edge natively applies to our jQuery-based animation framework. [Feature]

Output: Visually author animated content

Edge, Adobe’s new web motion and interaction design tool, now available as a preview | 9to5Mac


Input: [Description] Add motion elements to existing HTML web documents. Edge stores all of its animation in a separate JavaScript file that cleanly distinguishes the original HTML from Edge’s animation code. Edge makes minimal, non-intrusive changes to the HTML code to reference the JavaScript and CSS files it creates. [Feature]

Output: Add motion to existing HTML content

Edge, Adobe’s new web motion and interaction design tool, now available as a preview | 9to5Mac


Input: [Description] Import existing web graphics such as SVG, JPG, PNG, and GIF files. [Feature]

Output: Import web graphics files

Edge, Adobe’s new web motion and interaction design tool, now available as a preview | 9to5Mac


Input: [Description] Edge reads and writes HTML, CSS and JavaScript files natively. Animated content produced in Edge is expressed in a JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) data structure that preserves the CSS-based layout. JSON is a formatting style for JavaScript that is easily readable, and allows more flexibility to work with the document and animated content independently. [Feature]

Output: Standards-based output

Edge, Adobe’s new web motion and interaction design tool, now available as a preview | 9to5Mac


Input: [Description] Animated content created with Edge is designed and tested to work reliably on the iOS and Android platforms, WebKit-enabled devices, and popular desktop browsers such as Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Internet Explorer 9. [Feature]

Output: Reliable content on desktops and devices

Edge, Adobe’s new web motion and interaction design tool, now available as a preview | 9to5Mac


Input: [char] O [parameters] version fflags pflags [meaning]

Output: Option negotiation


Input: [char] + [parameters] rcpt NUL [meaning]

Output: add recipient


Input: [char] - [parameters] rcpt NUL [meaning]

Output: remove recipient


Input: [char] a [parameters] - [meaning]

Output: accept


Input: [char] b [parameters] buffer NUL [meaning]

Output: replace body (chunk)


Input: [char] c [parameters] - [meaning]

Output: continue


Input: [char] d [parameters] - [meaning]

Output: discard


Input: [char] h [parameters] field NUL value NUL [meaning]

Output: add header


Input: [char] m [parameters] index (32 bit) field NUL replacement NUL [meaning]

Output: modify header


Input: [char] p [parameters] - [meaning]

Output: progress


Input: [char] q [parameters] reason NUL [meaning]

Output: quarantine


Input: [char] r [parameters] - [meaning]

Output: reject


Input: [char] t [parameters] - [meaning]

Output: tempfail


Input: [char] y [parameters] rcode SPACE xcode SPACE message NUL [meaning]

Output: reply code


Input: [Two-Digit Code] C0 [Next Step] If the tub does not spin go to manual diagnostic mode: Motor, Spin. [Cabrio Operation]

Output: Slow spin to 23 rpm


Input: [Two-Digit Code] C1 [Next Step] If there is no water or the water temperature is wrong go to manual diagnostic mode: Water valves. If the basket does not float or disengage, look for the cause of inner wash basket friction. [Cabrio Operation]

Output: Cabrio's Hot and cold (Warm Water) primary water valves open as well as the detergent and fresh fill valves, then the fresh valve opens until the Cabrio's basket floats, disengaging from the basket hub. The Cabrio washer will then continue filling through the detergent and fresh valves to the minimum water level.


Input: [Two-Digit Code] C2 [Next Step] If no water flows through the bleach cup go to manual diagnostic mode: Water valves. [Cabrio Operation]

Output: The Cabrio's cold water valve and the bleach valve open for 10 seconds.


Input: [Two-Digit Code] C3 [Next Step] If your washing machine has a fabric softener dispenser and no water flows go to manual diagnostic mode: Water valves. [Cabrio Operation]

Output: The Cabrio's Hot water and fabric softener valves are opened for 10 seconds. NOTE: if your Cabrio washing machine doesn't have a fabric softener dispenser, this step will happen but no water will flow.


Input: [Two-Digit Code] C4 [Next Step] If no water flows through the detergent cup go to manual diagnostic mode: Water valves [Cabrio Operation]

Output: The Cabrio Washer's hot and cold (Warm Water) primary water valves open as well as the detergent water valve for 10 seconds


Input: [Two-Digit Code] C5 [Next Step] If the washing machine does not agitate go to manual diagnostic mode: motor, agitate. [Cabrio Operation]

Output: The Cabrio washer will agitate for 15 seconds.


Input: [Two-Digit Code] C6 [Next Step] If no water is being re-circulated go to manual diagnostic mode: Pumps. [Cabrio Operation]

Output: The Cabrio Washer's recirculation pump will energize for 10 seconds, spraying water back into the wash tub from the back left of the washer.


Input: [Two-Digit Code] C7 [Next Step] If water is not draining from the washing machine go to manual diagnostic mode: Pumps If the inner wash basket does not reengage, remove the inner wash basket and determine the cause of friction. [Cabrio Operation]

Output: The Cabrio washer's drain pump is energized with 120 VAC until the inner wash basket sinks and reengages with the Cabrio basket hub plus an extra 10 seconds timed drain.


Input: [Two-Digit Code] C8 [Next Step] If the drain pump is not pumping water from the tub go to manual diagnostic mode: Pumps. If the inner basket is not turning go to manual diagnostic mode: Motor. [Cabrio Operation]

Output: The Cabrio washer will continue to drain and slow spin at 23 rpm


Input: [Two-Digit Code] C9 [Next Step] If the basket does not stop spinning within 5 seconds press the stop button on the washer's control and restart the test. [Cabrio Operation]

Output: The inner wash basket should coast to a stop.


Input: [Two-Digit Code] (None) End Of Test [Next Step] If no beep is heard verify that the cycle signal is on. [Cabrio Operation]

Output: Cycle Signal Beeps.


Input: [Document] Complete set: OHSAS 18001 Document Templates [Price] 74.95 [Description]

Output: Complete set of generic OHSAS 18001 procedures and instructions required by the OHSAS 18001 standard. Provided in Word format and completely customizable. Includes 10 procedures and 1 instruction. (Details of each provided below.)

ISO 9000, 14000, ISO/TS 16949, OHSAS 18000 expert help


Input: [Document] Office Safety Instruction [Price] included [Description]

Output: This fully editable instruction provides generic safety management information for an office environment.

ISO 9000, 14000, ISO/TS 16949, OHSAS 18000 expert help


Input: [Document] Health/Safety Planning & Management Procedure [Price] included [Description]

Output: This fully editable and generic procedure outlines overall health / safety management processes consistent with OHSAS 18001 requirements.

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Input: [Document] Legal / Regulatory Compliance Procedure [Price] included [Description]

Output: This fully editable and generic procedure outlines processes for assuring legal / regulatory compliance, consistent with OHSAS 18001 requirements.

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Input: [Document] Training and Competence Procedure [Price] included [Description]

Output: This fully editable and generic procedure outlines overall training and competence processes consistent with OHSAS 18001 requirements.

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Input: [Document] Communication / Participation Procedure [Price] included [Description]

Output: This fully editable and generic procedure outlines overall communication (internal and external) and participation processes consistent with OHSAS 18001 requirements.

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Input: [Document] Document Control Procedure [Price] included [Description]

Output: This fully editable and generic procedure outlines overall document control processes consistent with OHSAS 18001 requirements.

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Input: [Document] Monitoring & Measurement Procedure [Price] included [Description]

Output: This fully editable and generic procedure outlines overall monitoring / measurement processes consistent with OHSAS 18001 requirements.

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Input: [Document] Nonconformity Handling Procedure [Price] included [Description]

Output: This fully editable and generic procedure outlines overall nonconformity handling (and corrective / preventive action) processes consistent with OHSAS 18001 requirements.

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Input: [Document] Control of Records Procedure [Price] included [Description]

Output: This fully editable and generic procedure outlines overall records control processes consistent with OHSAS 18001 requirements.

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Input: [Document] Internal Audit Procedure [Price] included [Description]

Output: This fully editable and generic procedure outlines overall internal audit processes consistent with OHSAS 18001 requirements.

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Input: [Document] Management Review Procedure [Price] included [Description]

Output: This fully editable and generic procedure outlines overall health/safety management processes consistent with OHSAS 18001 requirements.

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Input: [0] 1 The contract usually specifies the power plant or group of power plants providing the electricity.

Output: No reference is made to the generation origination of the electricity.

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Financial Option Contract on Electricity


Input: [0] 2 The strike price (paid upon exercise) includes pricing terms to compensate the plant operator for variable operations and maintenance costs expected during the specified production periods.

Output: The strike price is structured based on the expected forward prices of power.

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Financial Option Contract on Electricity


Input: [0] 3 The specified quantity is based on individual needs of parties to the agreement.

Output: The specified quantity reflects standard amounts of electric energy, which facilitate market liquidity (for example, exercise in increments of 10,000 KwH).

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Financial Option Contract on Electricity


Input: [0] 4 The title transfer point is usually at one or a group of specified physical delivery point(s), as opposed to a major market hub.

Output: The specified index transfer point is a major market hub (liquid trading hub), not seller- or buyer-site specific.

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Financial Option Contract on Electricity


Input: [0] 5 The contract usually specifies certain operational performance by the facility (for example, the achievement of a certain heat rate).

Output: No operational performance is specified (not plant specific).

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Financial Option Contract on Electricity


Input: [0] 6 The contract sometimes incorporates requirements for interconnection facilities, physical transmission facilities, or reservations for transmission services.

Output: None specified.

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Financial Option Contract on Electricity


Input: [0] 7 The contract may specify jointly agreed-to plant outages (for example, for maintenance) and provide for penalties in the event of unexpected outages.

Output: Penalties for outages are not specified (not plant specific).

Statement 133 Implementation Issue No. C15

Financial Option Contract on Electricity


Input: [0] 8 Damage provisions upon default are usually based on a reduction of the capacity payment (which is not market based). If default provisions specify market liquidating damages, they usually contain some form of floor, ceiling, or both. The characteristics of the default provision are usually tied to the expected generation facility.

Output: Damage provisions upon default are based on market liquidating damages.

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Financial Option Contract on Electricity


Input: [0] 9 The contractâs term is usually long (one year or more).

Output: The contractâs term is not longer than 18 to 24 months because financial options on electricity are currently illiquid beyond that period.

Statement 133 Implementation Issue No. C15

Financial Option Contract on Electricity


Input: [1] become [2] targeted [0]

Output: intend

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Input: [1] pursue [2] encourage [0]

Output: believe

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Input: [1] estimate [2] promise [0]

Output: plan

Hillenbrand Completes Coperion Acquisition and Announces FY2013 Guidance | SYS-CON AUSTRALIA


Input: [1] will [2] improve [0]

Output: expect

Hillenbrand Completes Coperion Acquisition and Announces FY2013 Guidance | SYS-CON AUSTRALIA


Input: [1] forecast [2] progress [0]

Output: may

Hillenbrand Completes Coperion Acquisition and Announces FY2013 Guidance | SYS-CON AUSTRALIA


Input: [1] continue [2] potential [0]

Output: goal

Hillenbrand Completes Coperion Acquisition and Announces FY2013 Guidance | SYS-CON AUSTRALIA


Input: [1] could [2] should [0]

Output: would

Hillenbrand Completes Coperion Acquisition and Announces FY2013 Guidance | SYS-CON AUSTRALIA


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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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