Input: [Refrigerant] R134a [Chemical Name] Tetrafluoroethane [Color Code]

Output: Light Blue


Input: [Refrigerant] R401A [Chemical Name] Chlorodifluoromethane, Difluoroethane, Chlorotetrafluoroethane [Color Code]

Output: Pinkish-Red


Input: [Refrigerant] R401B [Chemical Name] Chlorodifluoromethane, Difluoroethane, Chlorotetrafluoroethane [Color Code]

Output: Yellow-Brown


Input: [Refrigerant] R402A [Chemical Name] Chlorodifluoromethane, Pentafluoroethane, Propane [Color Code]

Output: Light-Brown


Input: [Refrigerant] R402B [Chemical Name] Chlorodifluoromethane, Pentafluoroethane, Propane [Color Code]

Output: Green-Brown


Input: [Refrigerant] R403B [Chemical Name] Chlorodifluoromethane, Octafluoropropane, Propane [Color Code]

Output: Light Gray


Input: [Refrigerant] R404A [Chemical Name] Pentafluoroethane, Trifluoroethane, Tetrafluoroethane [Color Code]

Output: Orange


Input: [Refrigerant] R407C [Chemical Name] Difluoromethane, Pentafluoroethane, Tetrafluoroethane [Color Code]

Output: Brown


Input: [Refrigerant] R408A [Chemical Name] Chlorodifluoromethane, Trifluoroethane, Pentafluoroethane [Color Code]

Output: Medium Purple


Input: [Refrigerant] R409A [Chemical Name] Chlorodifluoromethane, Chlorotetrafluoroethane, Chlorodifluoroethane [Color Code]

Output: Medium Brown


Input: [Refrigerant] R410A [Chemical Name] Difluoromethane, Pentafluoroethane [Color Code]

Output: Rose


Input: [Refrigerant] R414B [Chemical Name] Chlorodifluoromethane, Chlorotetrafluoroethane, Chlorodifluoroethane, Isobutane [Color Code]

Output: Medium Blue


Input: [Refrigerant] R416A [Chemical Name] Tetrafluorethane, Chlorotetrafluoroethane, Butane [Color Code]

Output: Yellow-Green


Input: [Refrigerant] R417A [Chemical Name] Pentafluoroethane, Tetrafluoroethane, Isobutane [Color Code]

Output: Green


Input: [Refrigerant] R500 [Chemical Name] Dichlorotrifluoromethane, Difluoroethane [Color Code]

Output: Yellow


Input: [Refrigerant] R502 [Chemical Name] Chlorodifluoromethane, Chloropentafluoroethane [Color Code]

Output: Light Purple


Input: [Refrigerant] R503 [Chemical Name] Chlorotrifluoromethane, Trifluoromethane [Color Code]

Output: Blue-Green


Input: [Refrigerant] R507 [Chemical Name] Pentafluoroethane, Trifluoroethane [Color Code]

Output: Aqua Blue


Input: [Refrigerant] R508B [Chemical Name] Trifluoromethane, Hexafluoroethane [Color Code]

Output: Dark Blue


Input: [Beat] 1 [Action (follower)] Step back with right foot (behind left); take weight off your left foot but keep that foot where it is [Action (leader)]

Output: Step back with left foot (behind right); take weight off your right foot but keep that foot where it is


Input: [Beat] 2 [Action (follower)] Return your weight to your left foot [Action (leader)]

Output: Return your weight to your right foot


Input: [Beat] 3 [Action (follower)] Step forward on right foot [Action (leader)]

Output: Step forward on left foot


Input: [Beat] & [Action (follower)] Step on left foot [Action (leader)]

Output: Step on right foot


Input: [Beat] 4 [Action (follower)] Step on right foot (this 3&4 is the triple step) [Action (leader)]

Output: Step on left foot (this 3&4 is the triple step)


Input: [Beat] 5 [Action (follower)] Step on your left foot (just a little further forwards than your right) [Action (leader)]

Output: Step on your right foot (just a little further forwards than your left)


Input: [Beat] 6 [Action (follower)] Step on your right foot, next to your left [Action (leader)]

Output: Step on your left foot, next to your right


Input: [Beat] 7 [Action (follower)] Step backwards on left foot [Action (leader)]

Output: Step backwards on right foot


Input: [Beat] & [Action (follower)] Step on your right foot [Action (leader)]

Output: Step on your left foot


Input: [Beat] 8 [Action (follower)] Step on your left foot (this 7&8 is the triple step) [Action (leader)]

Output: Step on your right foot (this 7&8 is the triple step)


Input: [Record Type] Records [Volume] 12 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Map Room


Input: [Record Type] Land Records [Volume] 15 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Real Estate Office


Input: [Record Type] Land Records [Volume] 8 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Real Estate Office


Input: [Record Type] Correspondence [Volume] 3 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Real Estate Office


Input: [Record Type] Land Books [Volume] ca. 340 volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Real Estate Office


Input: [Record Type] Homesteads [Volume] 15 drawer double rows 5x7 [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Active Room


Input: [Record Type] Personal Property Records current [Volume] 12 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Active Room


Input: [Record Type] Dog Records [Volume] 9 3x5 drawers [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Active Room


Input: [Record Type] Transfers/Personal Property [Volume] 66 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Active Room


Input: [Record Type] Assessments [Volume] 11 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Active Room


Input: [Record Type] Mylar Maps [Volume] large 9 drawer cabinet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Active Room


Input: [Record Type] Records [Volume] 16.5 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Active Room


Input: [Record Type] Real Estate and Personal Property Books [Volume] 18 volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Active Room


Input: [Record Type] Transfer Records [Volume] 4 very large volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Active Room


Input: [Record Type] Map Cards [Volume] 6 5x7 drawers [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Basement Map Room


Input: [Record Type] Hanging Plats [Volume] 21 [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Basement Map Room


Input: [Record Type] Land Books [Volume] 150 volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Basement Storage shared with Circuit Clerk


Input: [Record Type] Land Blotters (paperback) appear to be old field workbooks [Volume] ca. 2000 [Condition] very poor [Location]

Output: Assessors Basement Storage shared with Circuit Clerk


Input: [Record Type] Real Estate and Personal Property forms [Volume] 8 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Basement Storage shared with Circuit Clerk


Input: [Record Type] Appraisements [Volume] 6 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Assessors Basement Storage shared with Circuit Clerk


Input: [Record Type] Chancery, Common Law, Marriages, Deaths, Births, etc. [Volume] 766 cans [Condition] very old, very dirty [Location]

Output: Circuit Clerk Active Room


Input: [Record Type] Current Civil, Criminal, Domestic, Mental Hygiene, Juvenile, etc. files [Volume] 337.5 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Circuit Clerk Active Room


Input: [Record Type] Current Civil, Criminal, Domestic, Mental Hygiene, Juvenile, etc. [Volume] 31 docket books [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Circuit Clerk Active Room


Input: [Record Type] Current Civil, Criminal, Domestic, Mental Hygiene, Juvenile, etc. [Volume] 216 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Circuit Clerk Active Room


Input: [Record Type] Retired Old Cases [Volume] 40 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Circuit Clerk Active Room


Input: [Record Type] Chancery, Common Law, etc. [Volume] 38 large volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Circuit Clerk 1st Floor Storage


Input: [Record Type] Civil, Criminal, etc. [Volume] 127 small volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Circuit Clerk 1st Floor Storage


Input: [Record Type] Records [Volume] 75 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Circuit Clerk 1st Floor Storage


Input: [Record Type] Chancery, Common Law, etc. [Volume] 223 large volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Circuit Clerk Basement Storage shared with Assessor


Input: [Record Type] Retired Cases [Volume] 82 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Circuit Clerk Basement Storage shared with Assessor


Input: [Record Type] Wills & Index [Volume] 20 large, 32 small volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Probate & Index [Volume] 28 large volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Assessment/Bills [Volume] 14 large, 50 small volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Settlement Record [Volume] 19 large, 32 small volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Oil & Gas Lease w/ Index [Volume] 17 large, 8 small volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Power of Attorney [Volume] 6 large, 11 small volumes [Condition] 4 very old, poor condition [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Certificates of Incorporation [Volume] 16 small volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Marriages & Index [Volume] 47 large volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Deaths & Index [Volume] 9 large volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Births & Index [Volume] 12 large volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Deeds of Trust [Volume] 137 large, 349 small volumes [Condition] good to fair [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Deeds of Trust Index [Volume] 27 small volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Deeds (1st 1780-1798) [Volume] 230 large, 247 small volumes [Condition] good to fair [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Deeds Index [Volume] 52 large, 26 small volumes [Condition] large volumes worn [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Fiduciary, Assignments, Sales, Trustees, etc. [Volume] 56 large, 36 small volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Financing Statements [Volume] 35 large volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Index Financing Statements [Volume] 8 large volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Land Books (1st 1783-1803) [Volume] 152 large, 84 printout volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Hanging Plats [Volume] 218 [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Fiduciary, Vital Certificates, Financing Statements, etc. [Volume] 192 cans [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Records [Volume] 126 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Office


Input: [Record Type] Old Judgment Liens, Order Books, General Records [Volume] 75 large volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Basement Storage


Input: [Record Type] Old Vital Records, Statements, Judgments, etc. [Volume] 336 cans [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Basement Storage


Input: [Record Type] Election Records [Volume] 10 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Basement Storage


Input: [Record Type] State Road Maps [Volume] 17 hanging [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Basement Storage


Input: [Record Type] Plats [Volume] 1 23"x38"x37" box [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: County Clerk Basement Storage


Input: [Record Type] Felony Case Files [Volume] 150 in office; 50 active [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Prosecuting Attorney's Office


Input: [Record Type] Magistrates Court Cases [Volume] 1500 per year [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Prosecuting Attorney's Office


Input: [Record Type] Felony Files [Volume] 187.5 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Old Jail


Input: [Record Type] Tax Receipts [Volume] 60 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Sheriff's Tax Office


Input: [Record Type] DMV, Misc. Forms [Volume] 30 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Sheriff's Tax Office


Input: [Record Type] Personnel Files [Volume] 6 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Sheriff's Tax Office


Input: [Record Type] Correspondence [Volume] 6 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Sheriff's Tax Office


Input: [Record Type] Guardianships [Volume] 8 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Sheriff's Tax Office


Input: [Record Type] Personal Property (2 years) [Volume] 4 volumes printouts [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Sheriff's Tax Office


Input: [Record Type] Land Books (2 years) [Volume] 8 volumes printouts [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Sheriff's Tax Office


Input: [Record Type] Land Books [Volume] 2 large volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Sheriff's Tax Office


Input: [Record Type] Safe [Volume] backup and valuables [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Sheriff's Tax Office


Input: [Record Type] Land Books [Volume] 200 + volumes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Sheriff's Basement Storage


Input: [Record Type] Receipts, Deposit Slips, Payroll, etc. [Volume] 45 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Sheriff's Basement Storage


Input: [Record Type] Cancelled Checks [Volume] 24 check file boxes [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Sheriff's Basement Storage


Input: [Record Type] Records [Volume] 15.5 cubic feet [Condition] Clean [Location]

Output: Sheriff's Basement Storage


Input: [Movement] Voice [Scene Study I] Acting for Film I

Output: Introductory Audition Technique


Input: [Movement] Monologues [Scene Study I] Improvisation

Output: Performance Analysis: American Cinema


Input: [Movement] Open Casting [Scene Study I] Audition Technique

Output: First Semester Performance


Input: [Movement] Film Craft [Scene Study I] Voice and Movement

Output: Acting for Film Production Workshop


Input: [Movement] Meisner [Scene Study I] Acting Technique

Output: Business of Acting and Audition


Input: [Movement] Speech [Scene Study I] Acting for Film II

Output: Stage to Screen


Input: [Movement] Shakespeare [Scene Study I] Combat for Film

Output: Advanced Scene Study: Stage to Screen


Input: [Movement] Scene Study II [Scene Study I] Acting for Television

Output: Advanced Acting Technique: Method, Improvisation


Input: [Movement] Text Analysis [Scene Study I] Episodic Styles

Output: Advanced Combat for Film


Input: [Movement] Mask and Clown [Scene Study I] Advanced Movement

Output: Advanced Speech: Accent and Dialect


Input: [Movement] Ballroom Dance [Scene Study I] Physical Theatre

Output: Advanced Audition Technique and Business Skills


Input: [#] 1 [Site] iMeetzu [About]

Output: Random chat in video or text only. Optional registration for stranger social network.

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Input: [#] 2 [Site] WebcamBam [About]

Output: Popular Omegle alternative with both text and webcam chat options.

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Input: [#] 3 [Site] Cam Random Chat [About]

Output: Really cool Chatroulette alternative. Also includes normal chat rooms.

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Input: [#] 4 [Site] SpeedyCams [About]

Output: Fun and popular random video chat website, with 3 different ways to chat.

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Output: Plenty of users online, great Omegle alternative, multiple chat styles.

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Output: Spin to the next random webcam chat session with this fun service.

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Input: [#] 7 [Site] HollerChat [About]

Output: Don't be afraid to speak loudly at this random stranger chat room.

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Input: [#] 8 [Site] CoolStreamz [About]

Output: A super "cool" site similar to Chatroulette, with extra features.

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Input: [#] 9 [Site] SwagCams [About]

Output: Do you have swagger? Find out with this website like Omegle.

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Input: [#] 10 [Site] Omegle [About]

Output: Has both moderated and uncensored video random chat choices now!

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Input: [#] 11 [Site] Chatroulette [About]

Output: The original site that started the webcam random chatting craze.

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Input: [#] 12 [Site] Bazoocam [About]

Output: Very popular French Chatroulette alternative with unique extra features.

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Input: [#] 13 [Site] Tinychat [About]

Output: Create your own group video chat room, invite friends and strangers.

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Input: [#] 14 [Site] Camzap [About]

Output: Popular site like Chatroulette, optional registration to add friends.

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Input: [#] 15 [Site] ChatRandom [About]

Output: Cool random chat service with multiple different types of chat rooms.

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Input: [NAME:] ANORTHOSITE [MINERALS] Plagioclase Feldspars [COLOR] White to Black [TEXTURE] Phaneritic [ORIGINS] ancient plutons, mountains of the moon [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Acidic


Input: [NAME:] CARBONATITE [MINERALS] Calcite, Trona and other rare carbonates [COLOR] shades of gray [TEXTURE] Aphanitic [ORIGINS] igneous intrusive structures, very rarely as a volcanic rock [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Acidic


Input: [NAME:] DIORITE [MINERALS] Mostly plagioclase feldspars and little or no quartz [COLOR] white with dark specks [TEXTURE] Phaneritic [ORIGINS] Plutons associated with volcanic arcs [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Intermediate


Input: [NAME:] DUNITE [MINERALS] Mostly olivine with some pyroxenes and chromite [COLOR] dark green to black [TEXTURE] Phaneritic to aphanitic [ORIGINS] Deep Oceanic crust [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Ultrabasic


Input: [NAME:] GABBRO [MINERALS] pyroxenes, amphiboles, olivine and plagioclase feldspars [COLOR] Dark green to black [TEXTURE] Phaneritic [ORIGINS] Oceanic crust and magmatic segregation [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Basic


Input: [NAME:] GRANITE [MINERALS] quartz, plagioclase feldspars, alkali feldspars and micas [COLOR] generally light colors from white, pink to gray [TEXTURE] Phaneritic to pegmatitic [ORIGINS] Continental crusts and mountain belts [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Acidic


Input: [NAME:] KIMBERLITE [MINERALS] olivine, phlogopite, pyroxenes, ilmenite, diopside, chromite, spinel, pyrope and rare diamonds [COLOR] Dark green to black [TEXTURE] Phaneritic to porphyritic [ORIGINS] Deep mantle to crust intrusions [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Ultrabasic


Input: [NAME:] LAMPROPHYRES [MINERALS] Biotite, amphiboles, pyroxenes, orthoclase, and plagioclase feldspars [COLOR] Dark gray to black [TEXTURE] Porphyritic [ORIGINS] Dikes and some pluton extremeties [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Ultrbasic


Input: [NAME:] MONZONITE [MINERALS] A variety of feldspars and some hornblende, Biotite and rarely quartz if any [COLOR] generally light colors of white, pink, green and gray [TEXTURE] Phaneritic [ORIGINS] Crustal intrusions - plutons [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Intermediate


Input: [NAME:] PEGMATITE [MINERALS] quartz, feldspars, micas, tourmalines and others [COLOR] generally light colors of white, pink, green and gray [TEXTURE] Pegmatitic [ORIGINS] Granitic intrusions [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Acidic


Input: [NAME:] PERIDOTITE [MINERALS] olivine and pyroxenes with some plagioclase feldspars, amphiboles and chromite [COLOR] dark green to black [TEXTURE] Phaneritic to aphanitic [ORIGINS] Deep oceanic crust [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Ultrabasic


Input: [NAME:] PYROXENITE [MINERALS] Predominantly pyroxenes [COLOR] black to dark gray [TEXTURE] Aphanitic [ORIGINS] Dikes [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Ultrabasic


Input: [NAME:] SYENITE [MINERALS] orthoclase, plagioclase feldspars, hornblende, micas and little or no quartz [COLOR] Light colors from white to pink to orange [TEXTURE] Phaneritic [ORIGINS] Plutons [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Acidic


Input: [Company] Arista [ODP Member] Y [Controller Strategy]

Output: There were rumors that Tom Black was going to Arista to help them build a controller, but Tom has since left and is at HP. The reality so far is that Arista has not built a controller but has focused instead on exposing APIs to programmatic access (eAPI), provided a DirectFlow API for static one-off flow-based rules. Arista also continues to build focused applications for its switches (like tapping and latency analysis). It partners with DevOps-type platforms for automation, including the usual suspects of Puppet and Chef but also Ansible and Stateless Networks. And finally, Arista stays close to VMware by integrating with VMware’s NSX controller, allowing NSX to configure VXLAN and more on its switches.

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Input: [Company] Brocade [ODP Member] Y [Controller Strategy]

Output: To date, we have not seen a controller from Brocade, but they are active in OpenDaylight (David Meyer of Brocade is the current chair of the Technical Steering Committee). However, with the acquisition of Vyatta, and their aggressive hiring of software developers, Brocade’s software DNA is improving, and it’s likely that they will soon have the means to create their own controller.

SDN Controller Wars 2.0: ON.LAB, Juniper Re-Ignite Battleground Pt 1


Input: [Company] Cisco [ODP Member] Y [Controller Strategy]

Output: Things just got more complicated with the Insieme announcements. Cisco now has XNC (its commercial version of the OpenDaylight controller), the Cisco ONE controller with onePK, and the new Application Policy Infrastructure Controller (APIC) that came with Insieme. It’s still confusing as to how all this will be rationalized, especially given the existence of their efforts on ODP. Regardless, Cisco is still the biggest kid on the block and will be for some time, so whatever it does on any front will affect the controller ecosystem significantly.

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Input: [Company] Cyan [ODP Member] Y [Controller Strategy]

Output: Cyan has its own controller as part of its Blue Planet orchestration system. Cyan’s OpenFlow-enabled controller is primarily focused on WAN use cases today, but certainly nothing prevents the company from eventually entering the data-center space.

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Input: [Company] Dell [ODP Member] Y [Controller Strategy]

Output: Dell provides OpenFlow support on its switches, and its Active Fabric Manager provides configuration and orchestration integration with platforms like OpenStack, but Dell does not have a controller today, nor have we heard rumors or plans that it will build one.

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Input: [Company] Extreme/ Enterasys [ODP Member] N [Controller Strategy]

Output: Extreme and Enterasys are probably busy with merging their business and product lines. They have not made clear their controller strategy, and they haven’t joined OpenDaylight. Extreme supports OpenFlow on its switches, and Enterasys has its OneFabricConnect SDN framework, but OneFabricConnect looks to be more similar to Cisco’s onePK northbound API approach. The difference is that Enterasys’ APIs are primarily focused on access control and per-port policies instead of flows.

SDN Controller Wars 2.0: ON.LAB, Juniper Re-Ignite Battleground Pt 1


Input: [Company] HP [ODP Member] Y [Controller Strategy]

Output: While HP supports ODP, it also have its own Virtual Application Networks (VAN) controller which speaks OpenFlow, a recently announced SDN application store, and a federated control protocol with VMware’s NSX controller. HP has been very active in recruiting partners to port applications to its controller — including DDI (DNS, DHCP, IPAM), Layer 4-7, and security vendors. It remains to be seen how HP will rationalize its participation in ODP with its own VAN and SDN app store.

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Input: [Company] Huawei [ODP Member] Y [Controller Strategy]

Output: Huawei has demonstrated various OpenFlow controllers in combination with its switches and routers (there were rumors of at least three distinct controller efforts inside Huawei). Recently, Huawei has taken a very active role in ODP. While we can’t speculate on the future, Huawei is probably hoping that ODP will take off and that the market will trust an open-source controller more than one from Huawei, thus allowing the company to sell more of its networking equipment with ODP.

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Input: [Company] IBM [ODP Member] Y [Controller Strategy]

Output: IBM has been extremely active in ODP while continuing to market its PNC OpenFlow controller (likely a re-badged version of NEC’s ProgrammableFlow controller). In the meantime, we believe that IBM continues to work on an internal controller while porting its DOVE overlay solution into ODP (Open DOVE).

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Input: [Company] Juniper [ODP Member] Y [Controller Strategy]

Output: Juniper paid good money to join ODP as a Platinum member but soon after, it decided to unilaterally release the Contrail controller solution as an open-source project called OpenContrail. Customers and the ecosystem (including some Juniper employees) are confused as to where Juniper is going, and OpenContrail has had little to no traction outside of Juniper today.

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Input: [Company] Midokura [ODP Member] Y [Controller Strategy]

Output: Midokura has a distributed SDN controller primarily focused on network virtualization, and it targets cloud IaaS environments.

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Input: [Company] NEC [ODP Member] Y [Controller Strategy]

Output: NEC is actively porting its Virtual Tenant Network (VTN) abstraction into OpenDaylight while continuing to sell its ProgrammableFlow Controller solution. NEC’s controller is arguably one of the most mature and robust SDN controllers in the commercial marketplace today, deployed in production within data centers at NTT as well as in critical networks like hospitals.

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Input: [Company] Nuage Networks [ODP Member] Y [Controller Strategy]

Output: Nuage has a controller that’s focused on network virtualization and that speaks WAN protocols to facilitate integration of virtual LAN networks with WAN.

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Input: [Company] Plexxi [ODP Member] Y [Controller Strategy]

Output: Plexxi has a proprietary SDN controller that controls its Plexxi switches, optimizing network flows based on affinity and providing RESTful northbound APIs for applications and partners to integrate other solutions.

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Input: [Company] PLUMgrid [ODP Member] Y [Controller Strategy]

Output: PLUMgrid’s proprietary controller is designed to maintain control of its network virtualization solution and is not targeted at controlling external elements today. Like other network virtualization-focused controllers, it provides RESTful APIs in the form of proprietary northbound interfaces.

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Input: [Company] VMware [ODP Member] N [Controller Strategy]

Output: While VMware is not strictly a networking vendor, it is a critical player in the ecosystem. VMware launched its NSX solution earlier this year, based on its Nicira acquisition, which includes a controller focused primarily on network virtualization that can control both virtual and physical networks through its OVSDB integration with partners like Arista and white box switches from Cumulus.

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Input: [0] Feed poor Shiloh [Free Account] She goes hungry [$24 / year Premium Account]

Output: Home cooked meals of green beans, sweet potatoes, carrots, and brown rice


Input: [Threads] 2,184 [Posts] 2,855 [Board]

Output: OPEN FORUM You can talk about anything here...this is open to the public to read...register to post Moderator: Military Pen Pals


Input: [Threads] 10 [Posts] 61 [Board]

Output: News This section is for interesting news about military and visitors to our site Moderator: Military Pen Pals


Input: [Threads] 22 [Posts] 20 [Board]

Output: Birthday Wishes Express your birthday wishes to our members and others here Moderator: Military Pen Pals


Input: [Threads] 55 [Posts] 72 [Board]

Output: Poetry and Fun Stuff Post your poetry and funny stuff here Moderator: Military Pen Pals


Input: [Threads] 49 [Posts] 100 [Board]

Output: Success Stories Tell us about your pen pal Moderator: Military Pen Pals


Input: [Threads] 302 [Posts] 323 [Board]

Output: Support Messages to the troops This section is for support messages for the troops Moderator: Military Pen Pals


Input: [Threads] 33 [Posts] 14 [Board]

Output: Dedications and Thank yous Dedications and Thank yous Moderator: Military Pen Pals


Input: [Letter] S [Mechanical Property...] Minimum Yield Strength [Steel Use]

Output: Structural Steel


Input: [Letter] P [Mechanical Property...] Minimum Yield Strength [Steel Use]

Output: Pressure Purposes


Input: [Letter] L [Mechanical Property...] Minimum Yield Strength [Steel Use]

Output: Line Pipe


Input: [Letter] E [Mechanical Property...] Minimum Yield Strength [Steel Use]

Output: Engineering


Input: [Letter] B [Mechanical Property...] Characteristic Yield Case [Steel Use]

Output: Reinforcing Steel


Input: [Letter] Y [Mechanical Property...] Minimum Yield Case [Steel Use]

Output: Pre-stressing Steel


Input: [Letter] R [Mechanical Property...] Minimum Yield Case [Steel Use]

Output: Rails


Input: [Letter] H [Mechanical Property...] Minimum Yield Case [Steel Use]

Output: High Strength Cold Rolled


Input: [Letter] D [Mechanical Property...] C, D or X followed by two numbers characterising steel [Steel Use]

Output: Flat Products for Cold Forming


Input: [Letter] T [Mechanical Property...] Nominal Yield Case [Steel Use]

Output: Tinmill Products


Input: [Letter] M [Mechanical Property...] Number = 100 x specific loss in W/kg, "" Number = 100 x nom thick in mm Letter for type of steel (A,B,E,N,S or P) [Steel Use]

Output: Electrical Steel


Input: [Rank] 1 [Name] Bodemeister [Comments]

Output: Brilliant colt was likely best in Derby, but was too brilliant early

2012 Kentucky Derby recap « TCI – 2015 Triple Crown @ TC Insider Horse Racing News and Information


Input: [Rank] 2 [Name] I’ll Have Another [Comments]

Output: Validated his quality and the strength of the California 3yos

2012 Kentucky Derby recap « TCI – 2015 Triple Crown @ TC Insider Horse Racing News and Information


Input: [Rank] 3 [Name] Creative Cause [Comments]

Output: Valiant in defeat once again; Wide trip didn’t help his finish

2012 Kentucky Derby recap « TCI – 2015 Triple Crown @ TC Insider Horse Racing News and Information


Input: [Rank] 4 [Name] Dullahan [Comments]

Output: Proved that dirt isn’t an obstacle; May skip Preakness for Belmont

2012 Kentucky Derby recap « TCI – 2015 Triple Crown @ TC Insider Horse Racing News and Information


Input: [Rank] 5 [Name] Union Rags [Comments]

Output: Not sharp enough early in his races, and it’s gotten him in trouble

2012 Kentucky Derby recap « TCI – 2015 Triple Crown @ TC Insider Horse Racing News and Information


Input: [Rank] 6 [Name] Went the Day Well [Comments]

Output: Going best of all at the wire; Only deep closer to have success

2012 Kentucky Derby recap « TCI – 2015 Triple Crown @ TC Insider Horse Racing News and Information


Input: [Rank] 7 [Name] Hansen [Comments]

Output: Too keyed up before the Derby; Should run better in Preakness

2012 Kentucky Derby recap « TCI – 2015 Triple Crown @ TC Insider Horse Racing News and Information


Input: [Rank] 8 [Name] Paynter [Comments]

Output: Promising colt could be a live longshot in the Preakness

2012 Kentucky Derby recap « TCI – 2015 Triple Crown @ TC Insider Horse Racing News and Information


Input: [Rank] 9 [Name] Alpha [Comments]

Output: Disappointed in Derby but could strike again in Belmont

2012 Kentucky Derby recap « TCI – 2015 Triple Crown @ TC Insider Horse Racing News and Information


Input: [Rank] 10 [Name] Liaison [Comments]

Output: Much improved in Derby despite a wide trip throughout

2012 Kentucky Derby recap « TCI – 2015 Triple Crown @ TC Insider Horse Racing News and Information


Input: [Flag] /service=service [Description]

Output: mailbox access service, default is "imap"

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /user=user [Description]

Output: remote user name for login on the server

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /authuser=user [Description]

Output: remote authentication user; if specified this is the user name whose password is used (e.g. administrator)

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /anonymous [Description]

Output: remote access as anonymous user

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /debug [Description]

Output: record protocol telemetry in application's debug log

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /secure [Description]

Output: do not transmit a plaintext password over the network

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /imap, /imap2, /imap2bis, /imap4, /imap4rev1 [Description]

Output: equivalent to /service=imap

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /pop3 [Description]

Output: equivalent to /service=pop3

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /nntp [Description]

Output: equivalent to /service=nntp

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /norsh [Description]

Output: do not use rsh or ssh to establish a preauthenticated IMAP session

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /ssl [Description]

Output: use the Secure Socket Layer to encrypt the session

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /validate-cert [Description]

Output: validate certificates from TLS/SSL server (this is the default behavior)

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /novalidate-cert [Description]

Output: do not validate certificates from TLS/SSL server, needed if server uses self-signed certificates

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /tls [Description]

Output: force use of start-TLS to encrypt the session, and reject connection to servers that do not support it

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /notls [Description]

Output: do not do start-TLS to encrypt the session, even with servers that support it

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /readonly [Description]

Output: request read-only mailbox open (IMAP only; ignored on NNTP, and an error with SMTP and POP3)

Optional flags for names


Input: [Beginning 1] Has voice projection. Negative body language. [Developing 2] Has good voice projection. Negative body language. Poor pronunciation. [Accomplished 3] Voice projection is good. Good posture and engaged. Prononucation and grammar usage is good. [Exemplary 4] Voice projection so everyone can hear speaker. Body language shows that student is engaged. excellent control over grammar and pronuncuation. [0]

Output: Oral Presentations


Input: [Beginning 1] unsatisfactory level of grammar, has no organization, and no formatting is apparent. [Developing 2] Shows some understanding of grammar spelling. Shows a low level of organizational abilities. [Accomplished 3] Seems to have an understanding of grammar. Has organization. Formatting is apparent [Exemplary 4] Grammar skills are above and beyond required knowledge. High level of organization. Formatting is outstanding. [0]

Output: Written Products


Input: [Beginning 1] Does not work well with team. Takes no responsibility. [Developing 2] Show a low level of cooperation. litlle ability to take responsibility. [Accomplished 3] Shows an average level of cooperation. Takes responsibility for themselves. Solves conflicts. [Exemplary 4] Shows high level of cooperation. Takes responsibility for the team and themselves. Shows ability to solve conflicts. [0]

Output: Collaboration


Input: [Beginning 1] Does not collect any information that relates to the topic. [Developing 2] Collects very little information--some relates to the topic. [Accomplished 3] Collects some basic information-- most relates to the topic. [Exemplary 4] Collects a great deal of information--all relates to the topic. [0]

Output: Research & Gather Information


Input: [Beginning 1] Does not perform any duties of assigned team role. [Developing 2] Performs very little duties. [Accomplished 3] Perform nearly all duties. [Exemplary 4] Performs all duties of assigned team role. [0]

Output: Fulfill Team Role's Duties


Input: [Beginning 1] Always relys on others to do the work. [Developing 2] Rarley does the assigned work often needs reminding [Accomplished 3] Usually does the sddigned work. Rarley needs reminding [Exemplary 4] Always does the assigned worked without having to be reminded. [0]

Output: Share Equally


Input: [First Degree Program] BA Art History [Allowed Programs and Plans]

Output: BFAH Fine Art

Dual & Second Degrees | Second Degrees, Concurrent Degrees, Continuing Education | Queen's University


Input: [First Degree Program] BAH Art History [Allowed Programs and Plans]

Output: BFAH Fine Art

Dual & Second Degrees | Second Degrees, Concurrent Degrees, Continuing Education | Queen's University


Input: [First Degree Program] BAH Computing and the Creative Arts [Allowed Programs and Plans]

Output: BCMPH Biomedical Computing

Dual & Second Degrees | Second Degrees, Concurrent Degrees, Continuing Education | Queen's University


Input: [First Degree Program] BAH Sociology [Allowed Programs and Plans]

Output: BAH Music

Dual & Second Degrees | Second Degrees, Concurrent Degrees, Continuing Education | Queen's University


Input: [First Degree Program] BAH English [Allowed Programs and Plans]

Output: BAH Classics

Dual & Second Degrees | Second Degrees, Concurrent Degrees, Continuing Education | Queen's University


Input: [First Degree Program] BA Mathematics [Allowed Programs and Plans]

Output: BCMP Computing BSC Geology

Dual & Second Degrees | Second Degrees, Concurrent Degrees, Continuing Education | Queen's University


Input: [First Degree Program] BAH Psychology [Allowed Programs and Plans]

Output: BAH Sociology BAH Linguistics

Dual & Second Degrees | Second Degrees, Concurrent Degrees, Continuing Education | Queen's University


Input: [Description] Access to the organization’s non-public information is controlled in accordance with the authorized privileges of the user requesting access. [Control Objective]

Output: Access Control


Input: [Description] OpenMarket provides ongoing security and privacy awareness training to its employees. [Control Objective]

Output: Awareness and Training


Input: [Description] The information systems maintain a record of system activity by system or application processes and by user activity. [Control Objective]

Output: Audit and Accountability


Input: [Description] Systems are built and maintained according to a baseline configuration standard which addresses security. [Control Objective]

Output: Configuration Management


Input: [Description] The right data is used by a person in the right role and only in the right context. [Control Objective]

Output: Data Governance


Input: [Description] The system verifies that people are who they claim to be. [Control Objective]

Output: Identification and Authentication


Input: [Description] OpenMarket establishes, implements, operates, monitors, reviews, maintains and improves information security. [Control Objective]

Output: Information Security Management System


Input: [Description] OpenMarket has a defined, repeatable process for managing information security and privacy incidents. [Control Objective]

Output: Incidence Response


Input: [Description] OpenMarket protects media throughout its lifecycle. [Control Objective]

Output: Media Protection


Input: [Description] This family identifies the security controls needed to properly address how users, designers, implementors, and managers interact with computers and the access and authorities they need to do their job. [Control Objective]

Output: Personnel Security


Input: [Description] OpenMarket facilities are protected against physical and environmental threats. [Control Objective]

Output: Physical and Environmental Protection


Input: [Description] OpenMarket continually analyzes, responds to, communicates, and manages specific risks to its systems. [Control Objective]

Output: Risk Management


Input: [Description] Information security and privacy is addressed throughout the development lifecycle. [Control Objective]

Output: System and Services Development and Acquisition


Input: [Description] The technical implementation of the system provides a base level of confidence in the technical implementation so that the system’s various security functional capabilities can be trusted. [Control Objective]

Output: System and Communications Protection


Input: [Description] Systems and information are protected against unauthorized modification. [Control Objective]

Output: System and Information Integrity


Input: [Description] OpenMarket adheres with applicable IT regulatory, legal, and contractual requirements. [Control Objective]

Output: Compliance


Input: [Issue Date] 22-Jul-2011 [Title] A comparative investigation of the cognitive and social factors underlying a capacity for cumulative culture [Author(s)] Dean, Lewis G [Type]

Output: Thesis


Input: [Issue Date] 2009 [Title] Comparative research into the museum governance systems of national museums in the UK and Taiwan [Author(s)] Tzeng, Shin-Chieh [Type]

Output: Thesis


Input: [Issue Date] Aug-2013 [Title] Comparative statics of asset prices : the effects of other assets' risk [Author(s)] Diasakos, Theodoros [Type]

Output: Working or discussion paper


Input: [Issue Date] 2010 [Title] A comparative study of Kant and Nietzsche concerning the role of science in political theory [Author(s)] Abedinzadeh, Somi [Type]

Output: Thesis


Input: [Issue Date] Feb-2008 [Title] Comparing motion induction in lateral motion and motion in depth [Author(s)] Harris, Julie; German, KJ [Type]

Output: Journal article


Input: [Issue Date] 2011 [Title] Comparing pre- and post-construction distributions of long-tailed ducks Clangula hyemalis in and around the Nysted offshore wind farm, Denmark : a quasi-designed experiment accounting for imperfect detection, local surface features and autocorrelation [Author(s)] Petersen, Ib Krag; MacKenzie, Monique Lea; Rexstad, Eric; Wisz, Mary S.; Fox, Anthony D. [Type]

Output: Report


Input: [Issue Date] 8-Jun-2011 [Title] Comparing the performances of apes (Gorilla gorilla, Pan troglodytes, Pongo pygmaeus) and human children (Homo sapiens) in the floating peanut task [Author(s)] Hanus, Daniel; Mendes, Natacha; Tennie, Claudio; Call, Josep [Type]

Output: Journal article


Input: [Issue Date] 2009 [Title] Comparison of aerial survey methods for estimating abundance of common scoters [Author(s)] Rexstad, Eric; Buckland, Stephen T. [Type]

Output: Report


Input: [Issue Date] 3-Dec-2014 [Title] A comparison of gridded sea surface temperature datasets for marine ecosystem studies [Author(s)] Boehme, Lars; Lonergan, Mike; Todd, Christopher David [Type]

Output: Journal article


Input: [Issue Date] 1-Feb-2014 [Title] Comparison of N-(3,4,5-trimethoxybenzylidene)naphthalen-1-amine and its reduction product N-(3,4,5-trimethoxybenzyl)naphthalen-1-amine [Author(s)] Garay, A.; Abonía, R.; Cobo, J.; Glidewell, C. [Type]

Output: Journal article


Input: [Issue Date] 23-Nov-2011 [Title] Compensatory and noncompensatory decision strategies in a monopolistic screening model [Author(s)] Papi, Mauro [Type]

Output: Working or discussion paper


Input: [Issue Date] 9-Nov-2011 [Title] Competing conservation objectives for predators and prey : estimating killer whale prey requirements for Chinook salmon [Author(s)] Williams, Robert; Krkošek, Martin; Ashe, Erin; Branch, Trevor A; Clark, Stephen; Hammond, Philip Steven; Hoyt, Eric; Noren, Dawn P; Rosen, David; Winship, Arliss [Type]

Output: Journal article


Input: [Issue Date] Apr-2014 [Title] Competing for attention : is the showiest also the best? [Author(s)] Manzini, Paola; Mariotti, Marco [Type]

Output: Working or discussion paper


Input: [Issue Date] Nov-2014 [Title] Competition, profitability and risk in US banking [Author(s)] McMillan, Fiona Jayne [Type]

Output: Thesis


Input: [Issue Date] 2011 [Title] The compilational history of the 'Megilloth' : canon, contoured intertextuality and meaning in the writings [Author(s)] Stone, Timothy J. [Type]

Output: Thesis


Input: [Issue Date] 2010 [Title] A complementary study of perovskites : combining diffraction, solid-state NMR and first principles DFT calculations [Author(s)] Johnston, Karen Elizabeth [Type]

Output: Thesis


Input: [Issue Date] 21-Jun-2015 [Title] The complete catalogue of light curves in equal-mass binary microlensing [Author(s)] Liebig, Christine; D'Ago, Giuseppe; Bozza, Valerio; Dominik, Martin [Type]

Output: Journal article


Input: [Issue Date] Dec-2006 [Title] The complete genome sequence and comparative genome analysis of the high pathogenicity Yersinia enterocolitica strain 8081 [Author(s)] Thomson, Nicholas R.; Howard, Sarah; Wren, Brendan W.; Holden, Matthew T. G.; Crossman, Lisa; Challis, Gregory L.; Churcher, Carol; Mungall, Karen; Brooks, Karen; Chillingworth, Tracey; Feltwell, Theresa; Abdellah, Zahra; Hauser, Heidi; Jagels, Kay; Maddison, Mark; Moule, Sharon; Sanders, Mandy; Whitehead, Sally; Quail, Michael A.; Dougan, Gordon; Parkhill, Julian; Prentice, Michael B. [Type]

Output: Journal article


Input: [Issue Date] Feb-2013 [Title] Complete markets strikes back : Revisiting risk sharing tests under discount rate heterogeneity [Author(s)] Sun, Gang [Type]

Output: Working or discussion paper


Input: [Issue Date] 2011 [Title] Complex Region Spatial Smoother (CReSS) [Author(s)] Scott Hayward, Lindesay Alexandra Sarah; MacKenzie, Monique Lea; Donovan, Carl Robert; Walker, Cameron; Ashe, Erin [Type]

Output: Report


Input: [Degree / Certificate] Associate in Applied Science (AAS) [Title] Early Childhood Administration and Management [Courses]

Output: Course Sequence

Early Care Education | Programs & Degrees | Mesa Community College

A list of available degrees and certificates offered in the Early Care Education program


Input: [Degree / Certificate] Associate in Applied Science (AAS) [Title] Early Learning and Development [Courses]

Output: Course Sequence

Early Care Education | Programs & Degrees | Mesa Community College


Input: [Degree / Certificate] Associate in Applied Science (AAS) [Title] Instructional Assistance [Courses]

Output: Course Sequence

Early Care Education | Programs & Degrees | Mesa Community College


Input: [Degree / Certificate] Certificate of Completion (CCL) [Title] Early Care Specialist [Courses]

Output: Course Sequence

Early Care Education | Programs & Degrees | Mesa Community College


Input: [Degree / Certificate] Certificate of Completion (CCL) [Title] Instructional Assistance [Courses]

Output: Course Sequence

Early Care Education | Programs & Degrees | Mesa Community College


Input: [Degree / Certificate] Academic Certificate (AC) [Title] Child and Family Professional Development [Courses]

Output: Course List

Early Care Education | Programs & Degrees | Mesa Community College


Input: [Degree / Certificate] Academic Certificate (AC) [Title] Teaching and Learning, Teaching Second Language Acquisition through STEM [Courses]

Output: Course List

Early Care Education | Programs & Degrees | Mesa Community College


Input: [Title] Mobile UX Part 2: Sticky headers and menus [Author / Company] Peak Usability [Comment]

Output: Are sticky headers and persistent menus effective for navigating sites on mobile devices? Read our research findings to learn if they are effective.


Input: [Title] Mobile UX Part 1: Menu burgers and navicons [Author / Company] Peak Usability [Comment]

Output: Do users understand what the three line 'burger' icon means? Read our research insights.


Input: [Title] Smartphone template for paper prototype testing [Author / Company] Peak Usability [Comment]

Output: Download our smartphone template, print or stick on card, cut out the slits, then feed through your mobile paper prototype to test with users.


Input: [Title] Designing Usable Mobile Websites [Author / Company] Peak Usability [Comment]

Output: This Peak Usability high-level guide outlines how to approach critical topics in mobile site design including key usability guidelines for crafting your mobile website.


Input: [Title] More mobile usability testing sleds... [Author / Company] Harry Brignull [Comment]

Output: A follow up to Harry's first "Build your own iPhone usability testing sled" article.


Input: [Title] Build your own iPhone usability testing sled [Author / Company] Harry Brignull [Comment]

Output: How to make your own iPhone usability testing sled for £5.


Input: [Title] The Claw - Mobile device usability testing jig [Author / Company] Patrick Kennedy [Comment]

Output: Overview of the process Patrick went through to create his own jig with instructions on how to do it yourself.


Input: [Title] A User-Centered Approach To Web Design For Mobile Devices [Author / Company] Lyndon Cerejo [Comment]

Output: This article looks at the user experience for mobile websites accessed from mobile phones.


Input: [Title] Mobile Web Best Practices 1.0 - Best practice statements [Author / Company] W3C [Comment]

Output: This document specifies best practices for delivering web content to mobile devices.


Input: There are no known data integrity issues. [0]

Output: Data integrity


Input: There are no known systemic stability issues. [0]

Output: Crash reports


Input: There are no known systemic performance degradation issues. [0]

Output: Query performance


Input: There are no known memory leaks or systemic memory issues. [0]

Output: Memory allocation


Input: There is no systemic degradation under sustained load. [0]

Output: Sustained load


Input: All of the required features are available. [0]

Output: Features


Input: There are no known systemic scalability issues in small cluster deployments. [0]

Output: Scalability


Input: Small cluster deployments have been extensively tested. [0]

Output: Extent of testing


Input: Migration for major feature releases is automatic. [0]

Output: Migration


Input: [Interface] Interface support multiple inheritance [Abstract class]

Output: Abstract class does not support multiple inheritance

Difference between abstract class and interface - ASP.NET,C#.NET,MVC,JQuery,JavaScript,SQL Server,WCF examples


Input: [Interface] Interface does'n Contains Data Member [Abstract class]

Output: Abstract class contains Data Member

Difference between abstract class and interface - ASP.NET,C#.NET,MVC,JQuery,JavaScript,SQL Server,WCF examples


Input: [Interface] Interface does'n contains Cunstructors [Abstract class]

Output: Abstract class contains Cunstructors

Difference between abstract class and interface - ASP.NET,C#.NET,MVC,JQuery,JavaScript,SQL Server,WCF examples


Input: [Interface] An interface Contains only incomplete member (signature of member) [Abstract class]

Output: An abstract class Contains both incomplete (abstract) and complete member

Difference between abstract class and interface - ASP.NET,C#.NET,MVC,JQuery,JavaScript,SQL Server,WCF examples


Input: [Interface] An interface cannot have access modifiers by default everything is assumed as public [Abstract class]

Output: An abstract class can contain access modifiers for the subs, functions, properties

Difference between abstract class and interface - ASP.NET,C#.NET,MVC,JQuery,JavaScript,SQL Server,WCF examples


Input: [Interface] Member of interface can not be Static [Abstract class]

Output: Only Complete Member of abstract class can be Static

Difference between abstract class and interface - ASP.NET,C#.NET,MVC,JQuery,JavaScript,SQL Server,WCF examples


Input: [You are...] Able to stay calm [You should have...]

Output: A love for animals

Vet Tech School and Career Guide | Veterinary Technician Careers


Input: [You are...] Detail-oriented [You should have...]

Output: Excellent communication skills

Vet Tech School and Career Guide | Veterinary Technician Careers


Input: [You are...] Results-driven [You should have...]

Output: A level head under duress

Vet Tech School and Career Guide | Veterinary Technician Careers


Input: [You are...] Patient [You should have...]

Output: High ethical standards

Vet Tech School and Career Guide | Veterinary Technician Careers


Input: [You are...] Communicative [You should have...]

Output: Strong organizational skills

Vet Tech School and Career Guide | Veterinary Technician Careers


Input: [You are...] Able to handle stress [You should have...]

Output: An ability to find creative solutions

Vet Tech School and Career Guide | Veterinary Technician Careers


Input: [Title] Faculty Appointment, Tenure and Promotion Policies and Procedures Manual [Audience] Faculty [Category]

Output: Faculty Resources

Documents, Forms, & Policies | Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy

Documents


Input: [Title] Bylaws [Audience] Faculty [Category]

Output: Faculty Resources

Documents, Forms, & Policies | Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy

Documents


Input: [Title] Faculty Faculty Handbook [Audience] Faculty [Category]

Output: Faculty Resources

Documents, Forms, & Policies | Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy

Documents


Input: [Title] Friedman Course Proposal Form [Audience] Faculty [Category]

Output: Faculty Resources

Documents, Forms, & Policies | Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy

Documents


Input: [Title] Friedman Course Syllabus Template [Audience] Faculty [Category]

Output: Faculty Resources

Documents, Forms, & Policies | Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy

Documents


Input: [Title] All Students CITI Program Training [Audience] Both [Category]

Output: Graduation

Documents, Forms, & Policies | Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy

Documents


Input: [Title] Online Certificate Program-Academic Calendar 2012-2015 [Audience] Other [Category]

Documents, Forms, & Policies | Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy

Documents


Input: [Title] All Students Friedman Student Web Guide [Audience] Both [Category]

Output: Other

Documents, Forms, & Policies | Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy

Documents


Input: [Title] Friedman Web Site Overview for Students [Audience] Both [Category]

Output: Other

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Documents


Input: [Title] PhDs Guidelines for doctoral qualifying exams [Audience] Ph.D. [Category]

Output: Qualifying Exam

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Documents


Input: [Alert Code] 5010 [Type] HIGH [Description]

Output: Plugin created new tables in the database

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Input: [Alert Code] 5011 [Type] HIGH [Description]

Output: Plugin modified tables from the database

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Input: [Alert Code] 5012 [Type] HIGH [Description]

Output: Plugin deleted tables from the database

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Input: [Alert Code] 5013 [Type] HIGH [Description]

Output: Theme created new tables in the database

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Input: [Alert Code] 5014 [Type] HIGH [Description]

Output: Theme modified tables from the database

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Input: [Alert Code] 5015 [Type] HIGH [Description]

Output: Theme deleted tables from the database

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Input: [Alert Code] 5016 [Type] HIGH [Description]

Output: Unknown component created new tables in the database

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Input: [Alert Code] 5017 [Type] HIGH [Description]

Output: Unknown component modified tables from the database

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Input: [Alert Code] 5018 [Type] HIGH [Description]

Output: Unknown component deleted tables from the database

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Input: [Key] A [Description]

Output: Antistatic footwear

EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 - EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 Safety Footwear Standards Explained


Input: [Key] C [Description]

Output: Cut resistance of upper

EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 - EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 Safety Footwear Standards Explained


Input: [Key] CI [Description]

Output: Cold insulation of sole complex

EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 - EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 Safety Footwear Standards Explained


Input: [Key] E [Description]

Output: Energy absorption of heel region

EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 - EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 Safety Footwear Standards Explained


Input: [Key] FO [Description]

Output: Resistance to fuel oil of outsole

EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 - EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 Safety Footwear Standards Explained


Input: [Key] HI [Description]

Output: Heat insulation of sole complex

EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 - EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 Safety Footwear Standards Explained


Input: [Key] HRO [Description]

Output: Resistance to hot contact of outsole

EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 - EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 Safety Footwear Standards Explained


Input: [Key] M [Description]

Output: Metatarsal Protection

EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 - EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 Safety Footwear Standards Explained


Input: [Key] P [Description]

Output: Penetration resistance

EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 - EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 Safety Footwear Standards Explained


Input: [Key] WR [Description]

Output: Water resistant

EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 - EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 Safety Footwear Standards Explained


Input: [Key] WRU [Description]

Output: Water resistant upper

EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 - EN345 EN ISO 20345:2007 Safety Footwear Standards Explained


Input: [0] Renewable Energy Magazine [2] An article about energy use, the role of science, and harnessing new sources energy. [1]

Output: Read


Input: [0] Obviously Oblivious [2] A discussion of the art of science communication, planetary formation, and harvesting solar energy. [1]

Output: Listen


Input: [0] An American Atheist [2] An interview on An American Atheist about relationships with the atheist community, science and education, and future technologies. [1]

Output: Listen


Input: [0] The Geek's Guide to the Galaxy: Death By Black Hole [2] An interview by two science fiction authors about space travel, the accuracy of science in films and books, and life in the universe. [1]

Output: Listen


Input: [0] Living On Earth: May Be Alien Bacteria [2] A NASA scientist claims to have found alien microbial life in a meteor that landed on Earth. Scientists are skeptical of these results. [1]

Output: Listen


Input: [0] Point of Inquiry: Communicating Science [2] Comments on the latest season of NOVA ScienceNOW, how to restore a science "Zeitgeist" in our culture, Bill O'Reilly's recent foot-in-mouth remarks about how the world works, and Richard Dawkins. [1]

Output: Listen


Input: [0] Real Time with Bill Maher [2] A panel discussion on Real Time with Bill Maher with Anthony Weiner, Charles Ferguson, and John Fund. [1]

Output: Watch


Input: [0] Advice on the Strategic use of Twitter [2] A short interview on the value of social media in museums and experiences and goals with Twitter. [1]

Output: Read


Input: [0] The Daily Show with Jon Stewart - NOVA ScienceNOW [2] Neil and Jon discuss traveling to Mars, longevity, and the process of discovery. [1]

Output: Watch


Input: [0] The Colbert Report [2] Bill O'Reilly proves the existence of God, and Neil deGrasse Tyson explains how tides change. [1]

Output: Watch


Input: [0] Accuracy [1] • [2]

Output: Your chance of getting an error notice from the IRS is significantly reduced.

Publication 334 - Tax Guide for Small Business (For Individuals Who Use Schedule C or C-EZ) - Income Tax


Input: [0] Security [1] • [2]

Output: Your privacy and security are assured.

Publication 334 - Tax Guide for Small Business (For Individuals Who Use Schedule C or C-EZ) - Income Tax


Input: [0] Electronic signatures [1] • [2]

Output: Create your own personal identification number (PIN) and file a completely paperless return through your tax preparation software or tax professional. There is nothing to mail.

Publication 334 - Tax Guide for Small Business (For Individuals Who Use Schedule C or C-EZ) - Income Tax


Input: [0] Proof of acceptance [1] • [2]

Output: You receive an electronic acknowledgment within 48 hours that the IRS has accepted your return for processing.

Publication 334 - Tax Guide for Small Business (For Individuals Who Use Schedule C or C-EZ) - Income Tax


Input: [0] Fast refunds [1] • [2]

Output: You get your refund faster with Direct Deposit—in as few as 10 days.

Publication 334 - Tax Guide for Small Business (For Individuals Who Use Schedule C or C-EZ) - Income Tax


Input: [0] Free Internet filing options [1] • [2]

Output: Use IRS.gov to access commercial tax preparation and e-file services available at no cost to eligible taxpayers.

Publication 334 - Tax Guide for Small Business (For Individuals Who Use Schedule C or C-EZ) - Income Tax


Input: [0] Electronic payment options [1] • [2]

Output: Convenient, safe, and secure electronic payment options are available. E-file and pay your taxes in a single step. Schedule an electronic funds withdrawal from your checking or savings account (up to and including April 17, 2012) or pay by credit card.

Publication 334 - Tax Guide for Small Business (For Individuals Who Use Schedule C or C-EZ) - Income Tax


Input: [0] Federal/State filing [1] • [2]

Output: Prepare and file your federal and state tax returns together and double the benefits you get from e-file.

Publication 334 - Tax Guide for Small Business (For Individuals Who Use Schedule C or C-EZ) - Income Tax


Input: [NO.] 4,500 [WHAT IT IS]

Output: Gallons of paint

Minute Maid Park gets fresh makeover | astros.com


Input: [NO.] 1,000 [WHAT IT IS]

Output: Signs replaced with new logos and colors

Minute Maid Park gets fresh makeover | astros.com


Input: [NO.] 21 [WHAT IT IS]

Output: Miles of wire cabling installed

Minute Maid Park gets fresh makeover | astros.com


Input: [NO.] 17,000 [WHAT IT IS]

Output: Square feet of new Diamond Club

Minute Maid Park gets fresh makeover | astros.com


Input: [NO.] 225 [WHAT IT IS]

Output: Tons of sand and dirt in new warning track

Minute Maid Park gets fresh makeover | astros.com


Input: [NO.] 2.5 million [WHAT IT IS]

Output: Dollars spent on renovations

Minute Maid Park gets fresh makeover | astros.com


Input: [1] CrashPlan has no limits on file sizes or versions. [2] NoCarbonite requires manual selection for files over 4GB. File versions are available for Windows only, and then only for 3 months.

Output: Truly unlimited data backup


Input: [1] CrashPlan backs up all your files from any and all drives. [2] Extra $Extra cost, Windows only and only one hard drive allowed.

Output: External drive backup


Input: [1] Free backup to external drives AND free (encrypted) backup to a friend’s drive or any networked computer. [2] NoExtra cost to back up to external drives, with no support for a third destination.

Output: Triple-destination protection


Input: [1] CrashPlan backs up video files at no extra cost. [2] NoExtra fee to automatically back up video files, and not available for Mac.

Output: Unrestricted file-type backup


Input: [1] You can choose to keep deleted files forever - full protection against accidental deletions. [2] NoRemoves deleted files after just 30 days.

Output: Keeps deleted files forever


Input: [1] Keeps deleted files backed up from external drives as long as you choose. [2] NoPay extra to back up to an external drive and Carbonite will still delete backup copies if drive is not connected every 30 days.

Output: Retains files from disconnected drives


Input: [1] Go “back in time” to any file or folders’ backup state. [2] NoNo version support on the Mac. On Windows, keeps just 1 version per day through 30 days, or 12 per year. By default, CrashPlan will save over 700; higher if you need more.

Output: Rollback files and folders to any date/version


Input: [1] 448-bit encryption plus private key option - backup is practically impenetrable w/o your password. [2] NoCarbonite allows private keys only for Windows users. File encryption is limited to 128-bit.

Output: Private Key with 448-bit encryption


Input: [1] Create groups of files to be backed up to different destinations with custom frequency and versioning. [2] NoCarbonite has no such feature.

Output: Customized backup sets


Input: [1] Same industry-leading feature set - for Linux and Solaris too. [2] Not if you want all features.Advanced features not available on Mac.

Output: Compatible with Mac and Windows


Input: [1] NoNot featured in CrashPlan at this time. [2] Extra $Cloning feature part of premium package only - Windows only.

Output: Clone entire drive


Input: [1] CrashPlan’s Family Plan covers up to 10 computers of unlimited data - less than $15 per computer per year. [2] Buy multiple subscriptions.Must buy a subscription for every computer.

Output: Back up multiple computers


Input: [1] $59Industry-leading features and rave reviews. [2] $149 Prime plan for same features as CrashPlan.External drive support and automatic video file backup cost 2X more than CrashPlan. Overall many fewer features, slower backup and more money.

Output: Price 1-year


Input: [Purpose] The Announcements list contains messages posted by contributors to the site (who have necessary permissions). Use the List View Web Part named Announcements to display and update these messages on a site. [Web Part]

Output: Announcements

3 challenges to SharePoint organization adoption


Input: [Purpose] The Links list contains links to Web pages that your team members will find interesting or useful. You can use the Links List View Web Part to display important or interesting links in different locations on your site. [Web Part]

Output: Links

3 challenges to SharePoint organization adoption


Input: [Purpose] A unique Shared Documents library is standard on all team and document workspace sites. You can add the Shared Documents List View Web Part to pages that are subordinate to the site where the library originated, but not to other sites. Use the Shared Documents List View Web Part to provide quick access to team documents in different locations on the site. [Web Part]

Output: Shared Documents

3 challenges to SharePoint organization adoption


Input: [Purpose] This library stores files that are included on pages of the site, for example, images from Wiki pages. [Web Part]

Output: Site Assets

3 challenges to SharePoint organization adoption


Input: [Purpose] This library stores pages on the site. You can use the Web Part to display links to all those pages from a single page of your site. [Web Part]

Output: Site Pages

3 challenges to SharePoint organization adoption


Input: [Purpose] Valuable set of links and descriptions you can arranges for categories like: training, resources, news, or program information set in neat, logical places for people to reference. [Web Part]

Output: Links

3 challenges to SharePoint organization adoption


Input: [DESCRIPTION] "Are you quite sure no other girl you'd care for in life's merry whirl: That no one else you'd ever woo if I should lose my heart to you?" This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Are You Quite Sure?


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Best Wishes This card has a date of 1913 but no other info. It almost looks as though it could have been a card given to a Bride and Groom. Notice the flowers on the horses, the ladies hands, and maybe the groom is sitting in the rear. Also having Best Wishes makes me think this. -kc This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Best Wishes


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Good Luck for Thanksgiving Day This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Good Luck For Thanksgiving Day


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Thanksgiving Greeting This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Thanksgiving Greeting


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Valentine Greeting This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Valentine Greeting


Input: [DESCRIPTION] A Friendly Greeting This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: A Friendly Greeting


Input: [DESCRIPTION] A Merry Christmas This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: A Merry Christmas


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Best Wishes This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Best Wishes


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Congratulations This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Congratulations


Input: [DESCRIPTION] A picture of large flowers with a lighthouse sitting on the beach. This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Lighthouse Sitting On Beach


Input: [DESCRIPTION] For Your Thanksgiving We wish you all good things and the capacity to enjoy them This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: For Your Thanksgiving


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Kindest Regards This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Kindest Regards


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Unheard Flew The Hours, For Softly Falls The Foot Of Time That Only Treads On Flowers -Ingram This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Unheard Flew The Hours


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Wishing You Well Splendid health I wish for you congenial friends - kind and true The kind of work that makes you glad And each new day the best you've had This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Wishing You Well


Input: [DESCRIPTION] With Best Thoughts This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: With Best Thoughts


Input: [DESCRIPTION] A Happy Christmas This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: A Happy Christmas


Input: [DESCRIPTION] A News Years Message This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: A News Years Message


Input: [DESCRIPTION] A Wish On The Day Of Your Birth My Friend This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: A Wish On The Day Of Your Birth My Friend


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Best Christmas Wishes This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Best Christmas Wishes


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Best Xmas Wishes This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Best Xmas Wishes


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Christmas Greetings This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Christmas Greetings


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Christmas Wishes This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Christmas Wishes


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Cordial Greetings And Best Wishes This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Cordial Greetings And Best Wishes


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Greetings This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Greetings


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Greetings And All Good Wishes This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Greetings And All Good Wishes


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Like A Breath Of A Flower This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Like A Breath Of A Flower


Input: [DESCRIPTION] May Your Home Be Bright This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: May Your Home Be Bright


Input: [DESCRIPTION] My Christmas Wish For You This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: My Christmas Wish For You


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Sincere Greetings This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: Sincere Greetings


Input: [DESCRIPTION] To Wish You A Merry Christmas This card was purchased at a resale shop and there is no other info on it. [CONTRIBUTED BY] Ken Gates [TITLE]

Output: To Wish You A Merry Christmas


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Falls County Courthouse Marlin, Falls Co., Texas [CONTRIBUTED BY] Elaine Martin [TITLE]

Output: Falls County Courthouse


Input: [Function] Auto-Litter turned on [Rake/Action] 1 complete sweep cycle [LED Response]

Output: Green Flashing

Product Support for SweepOne™ Advanced Auto-Cleaning Litter Box System PAL00-13950 | PetSafe


Input: [Function] Auto-Litter is on and idle [Rake/Action] In Home position [LED Response]

Output: Green Solid

Product Support for SweepOne™ Advanced Auto-Cleaning Litter Box System PAL00-13950 | PetSafe


Input: [Function] Detection sensors activate [Rake/Action] Not sweeping, not in Home position [LED Response]

Output: Red Flashing

Product Support for SweepOne™ Advanced Auto-Cleaning Litter Box System PAL00-13950 | PetSafe


Input: [Function] Obstruction detected [Rake/Action] Moving toward Home position (will sweep 6 times to dear) [LED Response]

Output: Red Flashing

Product Support for SweepOne™ Advanced Auto-Cleaning Litter Box System PAL00-13950 | PetSafe


Input: [Function] Obstruction detected, can not be deared by rake [Rake/Action] Home position. Turn the unit off, clear the obstruction, and turn the unit back on. [LED Response]

Output: Red On/Green On

Product Support for SweepOne™ Advanced Auto-Cleaning Litter Box System PAL00-13950 | PetSafe


Input: [Function] Cat detected in the box [Rake/Action] Not sweeping, in home position. Rake will sweep in 10 minutes. [LED Response]

Output: Green Flashing

Product Support for SweepOne™ Advanced Auto-Cleaning Litter Box System PAL00-13950 | PetSafe


Input: [Function] Performing standard sweep cycle [Rake/Action] Sweeping [LED Response]

Output: Green Flashing

Product Support for SweepOne™ Advanced Auto-Cleaning Litter Box System PAL00-13950 | PetSafe


Input: [Function] Manual button [Rake/Action] 1 complete sweep cycle [LED Response]

Output: Green Flashing

Product Support for SweepOne™ Advanced Auto-Cleaning Litter Box System PAL00-13950 | PetSafe


Input: [Title] Introduction to Keigo, Polite Language [Teaser]

Output: An Introduction to Keigo, polite language


Input: [Title] Japanese Grammatical Terms [Teaser]

Output: Grammatical terms in Japanese


Input: [Title] Toki, Tara, and To - When to say When [Teaser]

Output: When to say When - Using Toki, Tara, and To


Input: [Title] Small Words in Japanese [Teaser]

Output: Small, useful words in Japanese


Input: [Title] Making -ing [Teaser]

Output: How to make the -ing form


Input: [Title] Particles and Conjunctions [Teaser]

Output: More Japanese particles with examples


Input: [Title] Verb Forms [Teaser]

Output: Verb forms in Japanese


Input: [Title] Verb Groups, an Intro [Teaser]

Output: A look at the various Verb Groups in Japanese


Input: [Title] How to Count [Teaser]

Output: How to Count to One Million in Japanese


Input: [Title] Can - Dekiru [Teaser]

Output: An article on できる - can


Input: [Title] -na Adjectives [Teaser]

Output: About -na Adjectives in Japanese


Input: [Title] -i Adjectives [Teaser]

Output: About -i Adjectives in Japanese


Input: [Title] Japanese Adjectives [Teaser]

Output: Learn about Adjectives in Japanese


Input: [Title] Basic Japanese Particles [Teaser]

Output: A list of a few basic Japanese particles with examples


Input: [Title] Fast Track: 100 Grammar Points [Teaser]

Output: Watered-down, understandable, bite-sized grammar lessons. Perhaps by knowing these basic Japanese grammar points, you will be able to communicate in Japanese limited only by vocabulary and guts! Of course this list is a simplified grammar, and is meant to be only an introduction to the grammar points presented.


Input: [Title] Questions and Question Words [Teaser]

Output: How to make Questions and a few common Question words


Input: [Title] Japanese Word Order [Teaser]

Output: First, Japanese isn't English. As obvious as that sounds, it is important to keep it in mind. It is good to a certain extent to compare the languages to get a better feel for both, but a constant comparision can lead to disappointment and frustration. English (SVO) Cats eat mice.


Input: [Title] Grammar Power Words from JLPT N4 [Teaser]

Output: Grammatical Patterns for the JLPT 3 kyuu Test


Input: [Keyword] AllowForwardingPort [Description] Can be followed by any number of port numbers, separated by spaces. Remote forwarding is allowed for those ports whose number matches one of the patterns. You can use * as a wildcard entry for all ports. You can use these formats >x,  [Value]

Output: Port List


Input: [Keyword] AllowForwardingTo [Description] Can be followed by any number of hostname and port number patterns, separated by spaces. A port number pattern is separated from a hostname pattern by a colon. Forwardings from the client are allowed to those hosts and port pairs whose name and port number match one of the patterns. You can use * and ? as wildcards in the patterns for host names. Normal name servers are used to map the clients host into a fully-qualified host name. If the name cannot be mapped, its IP address is used as the hostname. You can use * as a wildcard entry for all ports. You can use these formats >x,  [Value]

Output: Host/port list


Input: [Keyword] AllowGroups [Description] Can be followed by any number of OpenVMS rights identifier patterns, separated by spaces. Login is allowed only if the users list of rights identifiers contains an identifier that matches one of the patterns. You can use * and ? as wildcards in the patterns. By default, logins as all users are allowed. Note! All other login authentication steps must be completed successfully. DenyGroups is an additional restriction. [Value]

Output: List


Input: [Keyword] AllowHosts [Description] Can be followed by any number of host name patterns, separated by spaces. Login is allowed only from hosts whose name matches one of the patterns. You can use * and ? as wildcards in the patterns. Normal name servers are used to map the clients host into a fully-qualified host name. If the name cannot be mapped, its IP address is used as the hostname. By default, all hosts are allowed to connect. [Value]

Output: Host list


Input: [Keyword] AllowSHosts [Description] Can be followed by any number of host name patterns, separated by spaces. .SHOSTS (and .RHOSTS and SSH_DIR:HOSTS.EQUIV) entries are honored for hosts whose name matches one of the patterns. Servers are used to map the clients host into a fully-qualified host name. If the name cannot be mapped, its IP address is used as the host name. By default, all hosts are allowed to connect. [Value]

Output: Host list


Input: [Keyword] AllowTcpForwarding [Default] Y [Description] Specifies whether TCP forwarding is permitted. The default is "yes". Note! Disabling TCP forwarding does not improve security in any way, as users can always install their own forwarders. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] AllowUsers [Description] Can be followed by any number of user name patterns or user@host patterns, separated by spaces. Host name may be either the DNS name or the IP address. Login is allowed only for users whose name matches one of the patterns. You can use * and ? as wildcards in the patterns. By default, logins as all users are allowed. Note! All other login authentication steps must be completed successfully. DenyUsers is an additional restriction. [Value]

Output: User list


Input: [Keyword] DenyForwardingPort [Description] Can be followed by any number of port numbers, separated by spaces. Remote forwardings are disallowed for those ports whose number matches one of the patterns. You can use * as a wildcard entry for all ports. You can use these formats >x,  [Value]

Output: Port list


Input: [Keyword] DenyForwardingTo [Description] Can be followed by any number of hostname and port number patterns, separated by spaces. A port number pattern is separated from a hostname by a colon. Forwardings from the client are disallowed to those hosts and port pairs whose name and port number match one of the patterns. You can use * and ? as wildcards in the patterns for host names. Normal name servers are used to map the clients host into a fully-qualified host name. If the name cannot be mapped, its IP address is used as a host name. You can use * as a wildcard entry for all ports. You can use these formats >x,  [Value]

Output: Host/port list


Input: [Keyword] DenyGroups [Description] Can be followed by any number of OpenVMS rights identifier patterns, separated by spaces. Login is disallowed only if the users list of rights identifiers contains an identifier that matches one of the patterns. [Value]

Output: Rights list


Input: [Keyword] DenyHosts [Description] Can be followed by any number of host name patterns, separated by spaces. Login is disallowed from the host whose name matches any of the patterns. [Value]

Output: Host list


Input: [Keyword] DenySHosts [Description] Can be followed by any number of host name patterns, separated by spaces. .SHOSTS (and .RHOSTS and SSH_DIR:HOSTS.EQUIV) entries whose name matches any of the patterns are ignored. [Value]

Output: Host list


Input: [Keyword] DenyUsers [Description] Can be followed by any number of user name patterns or user@host patterns, separated by spaces. A host name may be either the DNS name or the IP address. Login is disallowed a user whose name matches any of the patterns. [Value]

Output: User list


Input: [Keyword] HostKey [Default] SSH_HOST_KEY [Description] Specifies the file containing the private key. The default is TCPWARE:SSH_HOST_KEY. [Value]

Output: Filename


Input: [Keyword] IdleTimeout [Default] 0 [Description] Sets the idle timeout limit in:  seconds (s or nothing after the number)  minutes (m)  hours (h)  days (d)  weeks (w) If the connection has been idle (all channels) for the time specified, the process is terminated and the connection is closed. The default is zero; it never times out. An idle process is one that has done no I/O to stdin or stdout in the timeout value. [Value]

Output: Time


Input: [Keyword] IgnoreRhosts [Default] N [Description] Specifies that the SYS$LOGIN:RHOSTS file will not be used in authentication. SSH_DIR:HOSTS.EQUIV is still used. The default is no. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] KeepAlive [Default] Y [Description] Specifies whether the system should send keepalive messages to the other side. If sent, termination of the connection or crash of one of the machines will be noticed. This means that connections will terminate if the route is down temporarily. If keepalives are not ended, sessions may hang indefinitely on the server, leaving "ghost" users and consuming server resources. The default is yes (to send keepalives), and the server will notice if the network goes down or the client host reboots. This avoids infinitely hanging sessions. To disable keepalives, set the value to no in both the server and the client configuration files. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] KeyRegenerationInterval [Default] 3600 [Description] Specifies how long to wait before the server key is regenerated automatically. Regeneration prevents decrypting captured sessions by later breaking into the machine and stealing the keys. The key is never stored on disk. If the value is 0, the key is never regenerated. The default is 3600 seconds. [Value]

Output: Time


Input: [Keyword] LoginGraceTime [Default] 600 [Description] Specifies the time the server should disconnect if the user has not logged in successfully. If the value is 0, there is no time limit. The default is 600 seconds. [Value]

Output: Time


Input: [Keyword] PasswordAuthentication [Default] Y [Description] Specifies whether password authentication is allowed. The default is yes. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] PermitEmptyPasswords [Default] N [Description] Specifies whether the server allows login to accounts with empty password strings when password authentication is allowed. The default is no. Note! Use of this keyword may contribute to your system becoming unsecure. Process Software encourages you to NOT enable the use of empty passwords. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] PermitRootLogin [Default] N [Description] Specifies whether the user can log in as SYSTEM using SSH. This keyword may be set to: yes allows SYSTEM logins through any of the authentication types allowed for other users. no (default) disables SYSTEM logins through any of the authentication methods (nopwd and no are equivalent), unless you have a rhosts or SYS$DISK:[.SSH]AUTHORIZED_KEYS file in the SYS$MANAGER directory. nopwd disables password-authenticated SYSTEM logins. System login with RSA authentication when the "command" option has been specified is allowed regardless of the value of this keyword (which may be useful for taking remote backups even if SYSTEM login is not allowed). [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] QuietMode [Default] N [Description] Specifies whether the system runs in quiet mode. In quiet mode, nothing is logged in the system log, except fatal errors. The default is no. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] RandomSeed [Default] Random_seed [Description] Specifies the file containing the random seed for the server. This file is created automatically and updated regularly. The default is SSH_DIR:SSH_RANDOM_SEED. [Value]

Output: Filename


Input: [Keyword] RhostsAuthentication [Default] N [Description] Specifies whether authentication using SYS$LOGIN:RHOSTS or SSH_DIR:HOSTS.EQUIV files is sufficient. Normally, this method should not be permitted because it is insecure. Use RhostsRSAAuthentication because it performs RSA-based host authentication in addition to normal rhosts or SSH_DIR:HOSTS.EQUIV authentication. The default is no. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] RhostsRSAAuthentication [Default] Y [Description] Specifies whether SYS$LOGIN:RHOSTS or SSH_DIR:HOSTS.EQUIV authentication together with successful RSA host authentication is allowed. The default is yes. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] RSAAuthentication [Default] Y [Description] Specifies whether pure RSA authentication is allowed. The default is yes. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] StrictIntrusionLogging [Default] N [Description] Determine how intrusion records are created by failed authentication attempts [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] StrictModes [Default] N [Description] Specifies whether SSH should check file protection and ownership of the users home directory and rhosts files before accepting login. The default is yes. [Value]

Output: Y/N


Input: [Keyword] SyslogFacility [Default] "AUTH" [Description] Gives the facility code that is used when logging messages from SSHD. The values are: DAEMON (default), AUTH, USER, LOCAL0, LOCAL1, LOCAL2, LOCAL3, LOCAL4, LOCAL5, LOCAL6, LOCAL7. [Value]

Output: Syslog level


Input: [Keyword] X11DisplayOffset [Default] 10 [Description] Specifies the first display number available for SSHDs X11 forwarding. This prevents SSHD from interfering with real X11 servers. [Value]

Output: #offset


Input: [Search Operator] tag: [Application] Look for videos about a certain topic [Example] tag:keyword [Description]

Output: Searches for videos with your keyword as a tag

Advanced Search Operators: SEO Experts' Web Searching Tips


Input: [Search Operator] ## [Application] Look for videos about a certain topic [Example] ##:keyword [Description]

Output: Another version of the tag based search

Advanced Search Operators: SEO Experts' Web Searching Tips


Input: [Search Operator] before: after: [Application] Find videos released before or after an event [Example] before: YYYY-MM-DD after: YYYY-MM-DD [Description]

Output: Searches for videos based on when they were uploaded

Advanced Search Operators: SEO Experts' Web Searching Tips


Input: [Search Operator] title: [Application] Find videos based on a particular topic [Example] title: keyword [Description]

Output: Searches for videos with your keyword in the title

Advanced Search Operators: SEO Experts' Web Searching Tips


Input: [Search Operator] description: [Application] Find videos based on a particular topic [Example] description: keyword [Description]

Output: Searches for videos with your keyword in the description

Advanced Search Operators: SEO Experts' Web Searching Tips


Input: [Search Operator] ( ) [Application] Find videos relevant to multiple topics [Example] description: (keyword keyword) [Description]

Output: Search for multiple keywords by grouping them in parentheses

Advanced Search Operators: SEO Experts' Web Searching Tips


Input: [1] Designated Banks [2] Tax Audit Monitoring Agents [3] BIR Headquarters [0]

Output: TaxPayer


Input: [1] Acknowledge remittances made by taxpayers by reporting them to ABC via Internet or diskette [2] Carry out tax audit of companies to capture all employees and individuals into the tax net [3] BIR/ABC distribute e-TCC application Forms, Form A, Form H1, Form L1 and Form H2 to all companies through Tax Stations/Revenue Centres [0]

Output: Remits taxes at a designated bank


Input: [1] Give additional information to ABC on Taxpayers (if necessary) [2] Ensure that e-TCC Application Forms of audited companies/individuals are collected, completed and returned to relevant Tax Stations/ABC [3] Advise all companies to apply for e-TCC on behalf of their employees; also advises Taxpayers to apply for e-TCC [0]

Output: Obtain receipt from banks


Input: [1] Obtains receipt from ABC on behalf of Taxpayers [2] Ensure that the companies pay the tax liabilities arrived at during the audit process into designated bank accounts and that the companies complete Form H1 while their employees complete Form H2 (supply information in Forms H1 in electronic copy) [3] In cases of non-compliance, serve the affected companies/individuals with audit notifications [0]

Output: Applies for e-TCC


Input: [1] Deliver receipts to Taxpayers [2] Advise the companies to apply for Tax Audit Clearance Certificates after the payment of Tax liabilities arrived at during Tax Audit process [3] Approve the issuance of e-TCC to the applicants [0]

Output: Pays additional assessment ( if necessary)


Input: [2] Tax Monitoring Agents (TMA) ensure that Individuals within their areas of operation apply for e-TCC [0]

Output: Obtains e-TCC from Tax Station


Input: [1] Chuck Russell [2] Director [0]

Output: Directing

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Input: [1] Tony Puryear [2] Screenplay [0]

Output: Writing

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Input: [1] Walon Green [2] Screenplay [0]

Output: Writing

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Input: [1] Caroline Pham [2] Co-Producer [0]

Output: Production

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Input: [1] Frank Capra III [2] Associate Producer [0]

Output: Production

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Input: [1] Anne Kopelson [2] Producer [0]

Output: Production

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Input: [1] Arnold Kopelson [2] Producer [0]

Output: Production

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Input: [1] Stephen Brown [2] Co-Producer [0]

Output: Production

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Input: [1] Chuck Russell [2] Executive Producer [0]

Output: Production

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Input: [1] Michael Tadross [2] Executive Producer [0]

Output: Production

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Input: [1] Alan Silvestri [2] Original Music Composer [0]

Output: Sound

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Input: [1] Adam Greenberg [2] Director of Photography [0]

Output: Camera

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Input: [1] Michael Tronick [2] Editor [0]

Output: Editing

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Input: [1] Tony Puryear [2] Writer [0]

Output: Writing

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Input: [1] Walon Green [2] Writer [0]

Output: Writing

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Input: [1] Michael S. Chernuchin [2] Writer [0]

Output: Writing

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Input: [1] Bonnie Timmermann [2] Casting [0]

Output: Production

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Input: [1] Bill Kenney [2] Production Design [0]

Output: Art

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Input: [1] William Ladd Skinner [2] Art Direction [0]

Output: Art

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Input: [1] Garrett Lewis [2] Set Decoration [0]

Output: Art

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Input: [1] Richard Bruno [2] Costume Design [0]

Output: Costume & Make-Up

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Input: [1] Peter Tothpal [2] Hairstylist [0]

Output: Costume & Make-Up

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Input: [1] Beatrice De Alba [2] Hairstylist [0]

Output: Costume & Make-Up

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Input: [1] Jeff Dawn [2] Makeup Department Head [0]

Output: Costume & Make-Up

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Input: [1] Jim Kail [2] Makeup Artist [0]

Output: Costume & Make-Up

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Input: [1] Dayne Johnson [2] Makeup Artist [0]

Output: Costume & Make-Up

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Input: [1] Louis Lazzara [2] Makeup Artist [0]

Output: Costume & Make-Up

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Input: [1] Dawn Snyder [2] Assistant Art Director [0]

Output: Art

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Input: [1] Marvin Salsberg [2] Construction Coordinator [0]

Output: Art

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Input: [1] Joe Olsen [2] Property Master [0]

Output: Crew

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Input: [1] Dennis J. Parrish [2] Property Master [0]

Output: Crew

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Input: [1] Dave Newhouse [2] Greensman [0]

Output: Art

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Input: [1] Lucy Coldsnow-Smith [2] Dialogue Editor [0]

Output: Editing

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Input: [1] Patrick J. Foley [2] Dialogue Editor [0]

Output: Editing

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Input: [1] John F. Reynolds [2] Dialogue Editor [0]

Output: Editing

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Input: [1] Catherine Flynn [2] ADR & Dubbing [0]

Output: Sound

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Input: [1] Jessica Gallavan [2] ADR & Dubbing [0]

Output: Sound

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Input: [1] Jerelyn J. Harding [2] ADR & Dubbing [0]

Output: Sound

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Input: [1] Bub Asman [2] Supervising Sound Editor [0]

Output: Sound

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