Input: [Feature] E141–10 [Validated] No (Catalog lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Names in a foreign key can be specified in any order

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Input: [Feature] E151 [Validated] » [Feature Name]

Output: Transaction support

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Input: [Feature] E151–01 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: COMMIT statement

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Input: [Feature] E151–02 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: ROLLBACK statement

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Input: [Feature] E152 [Validated] » [Feature Name]

Output: Basic SET TRANSACTION statement

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Input: [Feature] E152–01 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: SET TRANSACTION statement: ISOLATION LEVEL SERIALIZABLE clause

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Input: [Feature] E152–02 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: SET TRANSACTION statement: READ ONLY and READ WRITE clauses

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Input: [Feature] E153 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Updatable queries with subqueries

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Input: [Feature] E161 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: SQL comments using leading double minus

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Input: [Feature] E171 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: SQLSTATE support

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Input: [Feature] E182 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Host language Binding (previously "Module Language")

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Input: [Feature] F021 [Validated] » [Feature Name]

Output: Basic information schema

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Input: [Feature] F021–01 [Validated] No (Catalog lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: COLUMNS view

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Input: [Feature] F021–02 [Validated] No (Catalog lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: TABLES view

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Input: [Feature] F021–03 [Validated] No (Catalog lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: VIEWS view

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Input: [Feature] F021–04 [Validated] No (Catalog lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: TABLE_CONSTRAINTS view

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Input: [Feature] F021–05 [Validated] No (Catalog lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: REFERENTIAL_CONSTRAINTS view

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Input: [Feature] F021–06 [Validated] No (Catalog lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: CHECK_CONSTRAINTS view

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Input: [Feature] F031 [Validated] » [Feature Name]

Output: Basic schema manipulation

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Input: [Feature] F031–01 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: CREATE TABLE statement to create persistent base tables

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Input: [Feature] F031–02 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: CREATE VIEW statement

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Input: [Feature] F031–03 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: GRANT statement

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Input: [Feature] F031–04 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: ALTER TABLE statement: ADD COLUMN clause

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Input: [Feature] F031–13 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: DROP TABLE statement: RESTRICT clause

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Input: [Feature] F031–16 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: DROP VIEW statement: RESTRICT clause

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Input: [Feature] F031–19 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: REVOKE statement: RESTRICT clause

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Input: [Feature] F041 [Validated] » [Feature Name]

Output: Basic joined table

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Input: [Feature] F041–01 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Inner join (but not necessarily the INNER keyword)

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Input: [Feature] F041–02 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: INNER keyword

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Input: [Feature] F041–03 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: LEFT OUTER JOIN

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Input: [Feature] F041–04 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: RIGHT OUTER JOIN

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Input: [Feature] F041–05 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Outer joins can be nested

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Input: [Feature] F041–07 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: The inner table in a left or right outer join can also be used in an inner join

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Input: [Feature] F041–08 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: All comparison operators are supported (rather than just =)

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Input: [Feature] F051 [Validated] » [Feature Name]

Output: Basic date and time

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Input: [Feature] F051–01 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: DATE data type (including support of DATE literal)

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Input: [Feature] F051–02 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: TIME data type (including support of TIME literal) with fractional seconds precision of at least 0

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Input: [Feature] F051–03 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: TIMESTAMP data type (including support of TIMESTAMP literal) with fractional seconds precision of at least 0 and 6

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Input: [Feature] F051–04 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Comparison predicate on DATE, TIME, and TIMESTAMP data types

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Input: [Feature] F051–05 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Explicit CAST between datetime types and character string types

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Input: [Feature] F051–06 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: CURRENT_DATE

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Input: [Feature] F051–07 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: LOCALTIME

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Input: [Feature] F051–08 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: LOCALTIMESTAMP

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Input: [Feature] F081 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: UNION and EXCEPT in views

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Input: [Feature] F131 [Validated] » [Feature Name]

Output: Grouped operations

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Input: [Feature] F131–01 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: WHERE, GROUP BY, and HAVING clauses supported in queries with grouped views

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Input: [Feature] F131–02 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Multiple tables supported in queries with grouped views

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Input: [Feature] F131–03 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Set functions supported in queries with grouped views

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Input: [Feature] F131–04 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Subqueries with GROUP BY and HAVING clauses and grouped views

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Input: [Feature] F131–05 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Single row SELECT with GROUP BY and HAVING clauses and grouped views

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Input: [Feature] F181 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Multiple module support

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Input: [Feature] F201 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: CAST function

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Input: [Feature] F221 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Explicit defaults

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Input: [Feature] F261 [Validated] » [Feature Name]

Output: CASE expression

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Input: [Feature] F261–01 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Simple CASE

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Input: [Feature] F261–02 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Searched CASE

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Input: [Feature] F261–03 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: NULLIF

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Input: [Feature] F261–04 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: COALESCE

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Input: [Feature] F311 [Validated] » [Feature Name]

Output: Schema definition statement

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Input: [Feature] F311–01 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: CREATE SCHEMA

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Input: [Feature] F311–02 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: CREATE TABLE for persistent base tables

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Input: [Feature] F311–03 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: CREATE VIEW

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Input: [Feature] F311–04 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: CREATE VIEW: WITH CHECK OPTION

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Input: [Feature] F311–05 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: GRANT statement

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Input: [Feature] F471 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Scalar subquery values

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Input: [Feature] F481 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Expanded NULL predicate

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Input: [Feature] F501 [Validated] » [Feature Name]

Output: Features and conformance views

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Input: [Feature] F501–01 [Validated] No (Catalog lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: SQL_FEATURES view

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Input: [Feature] F501–02 [Validated] No (Catalog lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: SQL_SIZING view

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Input: [Feature] F501–03 [Validated] No (Catalog lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: SQL_LANGUAGES view

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Input: [Feature] F812 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Basic flagging

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Input: [Feature] S011 [Validated] » [Feature Name]

Output: Distinct data types

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Input: [Feature] S011–01 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: USER_DEFINED_TYPES view

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Input: [Feature] T321 [Validated] » [Feature Name]

Output: Basic SQL-invoked routines

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Input: [Feature] T321–01 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: User-defined functions with no overloading

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Input: [Feature] T321–02 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: User-defined stored procedures with no overloading

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Input: [Feature] T321–03 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Function invocation

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Input: [Feature] T321–04 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: CALL statement

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Input: [Feature] T321–05 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: RETURN statement

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Input: [Feature] T321–06 [Validated] No (Catalog lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: ROUTINES view

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Input: [Feature] T321–07 [Validated] No (Catalog lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: PARAMETERS view

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Input: [Feature] T631 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: IN predicate with one list element

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Input: [Command line switch] -v [Command line argument] EMERGE_VERBOSE [Description]

Output: This option sets the verbosity level. Currently the highest verbosity level is 3 (-v -v -v). A verbosity level of 0 should give no output and equals to -q. You can set EMERGE_VERBOSE=3 instead in the environment of the commandline or within your kdesettings.bat file.

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Input: [Command line switch] --offline [Description]

Output: This option suppresses the update step of the local tree - which needs some time. Be aware though that you have to have existing sources already if you want to use this option.

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Input: [Command line switch] -t [Command line argument] EMERGE_BUILDTESTS [Description]

Output: This option enables or disables KDE4 buildtests for KDE modules. Other packages will not change. Use EMERGE_BUILDTESTS=True or =False.

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Input: [Command line switch] --print-targets [Description]

Output: This option will display all "targets" a certain package has. Normally targets are fixed releases or different branches. They are defined in the portage file.

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Input: [Command line switch] --target=TARGET [Description]

Output: This sets a specific target for this package. If not added, the default target is used, which can be checked by looking at the output of --print-targets.

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Input: [Command line switch] -i [Description]

Output: This option ignores that a package is already installed. It builds it completely new, but keeps the dependencies.

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Input: [Command line switch] --update [Description]

Output: This option ignores that a package is already installed but doesn't cleanup an already existing build directory. Thus you will only rebuild files that have changed since the last build.

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Input: [Element] Application [Postgraduate] Yes [Undergraduate]

Output: Yes


Input: [Element] Fee/Payment [Postgraduate] Yes [Undergraduate]

Output: Yes


Input: [Element] Transcript [Postgraduate] Yes [Undergraduate]

Output: Yes


Input: [Element] Fingerprint check [Postgraduate] No [Undergraduate]

Output: No


Input: [Element] Background check [Postgraduate] Yes [Undergraduate]

Output: No


Input: [Element] Experience in a classroom or working with children [Postgraduate] Yes [Undergraduate]

Output: No


Input: [Element] Minimum number of courses/credites/semester hours completed [Postgraduate] Yes [Undergraduate]

Output: Yes


Input: [Element] Minimum high school GPA [Postgraduate] No [Undergraduate]

Output: No


Input: [Element] Minimum undergraduate GPA [Postgraduate] Yes [Undergraduate]

Output: No


Input: [Element] Minimum GPA in content area coursework [Postgraduate] Yes [Undergraduate]

Output: Yes


Input: [Element] Minimum GPA in professional education coursework [Postgraduate] Yes [Undergraduate]

Output: Yes


Input: [Element] Minimum ACT score [Postgraduate] No [Undergraduate]

Output: Yes


Input: [Element] Minimum SAT score [Postgraduate] No [Undergraduate]

Output: Yes


Input: [Element] Minimum GRE score [Postgraduate] No [Undergraduate]

Output: No


Input: [Element] Minimum basic skills test score [Postgraduate] Yes [Undergraduate]

Output: Yes


Input: [Element] Subject area/academic content test or other subject matter =20 verification [Postgraduate] Yes [Undergraduate]

Output: Yes


Input: [Element] Minimum Miller Analogies test score [Postgraduate] No [Undergraduate]

Output: No


Input: [Element] Recommendation(s) [Postgraduate] Yes [Undergraduate]

Output: No


Input: [Element] Essay or personal statement [Postgraduate] No [Undergraduate]

Output: No


Input: [Element] Interview [Postgraduate] Yes [Undergraduate]

Output: No


Input: [Element] Resume [Postgraduate] No [Undergraduate]

Output: No


Input: [Element] Bechelor's degree or higher [Postgraduate] Yes [Undergraduate]

Output: No


Input: [Element] Job offer from school/district [Postgraduate] No [Undergraduate]

Output: No


Input: [Element] Personality test (e.g.,Myers-Briggs Assessment) [Postgraduate] No [Undergraduate]

Output: No


Input: [Element] Other (specify:=20 ) [Postgraduate] No [Undergraduate]

Output: No


Input: [Method name] __construct [Description]

Output: Constructor.

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Input: [Method name] endPane [Description]

Output: Ends the pane.

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Input: [Method name] endPanel [Description]

Output: Ends a tab page.

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Input: [Method name] startPane [Description]

Output: Creates a pane and creates the javascript object for it.

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Input: [Method name] startPanel [Description]

Output: Creates a tab panel with title text and starts that panel.

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Input: [Method name] _loadBehavior [Description]

Output: Load the javascript behavior and attach it to the document.

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Input: [UIBackgroundModes value] audio [Description] The app plays audible content to the user or records audio while in the background. (This content includes streaming audio or video content using AirPlay.) The user must grant permission for apps to use the microphone prior to the first use; for more information, see Supporting User Privacy. [Xcode background mode]

Output: Audio and AirPlay

Table 3-1 Background modes for apps


Input: [UIBackgroundModes value] location [Description] The app keeps users informed of their location, even while it is running in the background. [Xcode background mode]

Output: Location updates

Table 3-1 Background modes for apps


Input: [UIBackgroundModes value] voip [Description] The app provides the ability for the user to make phone calls using an Internet connection. [Xcode background mode]

Output: Voice over IP

Table 3-1 Background modes for apps


Input: [UIBackgroundModes value] newsstand-content [Description] The app is a Newsstand app that downloads and processes magazine or newspaper content in the background. [Xcode background mode]

Output: Newsstand downloads

Table 3-1 Background modes for apps


Input: [UIBackgroundModes value] external-accessory [Description] The app works with a hardware accessory that needs to deliver updates on a regular schedule through the External Accessory framework. [Xcode background mode]

Output: External accessory communication

Table 3-1 Background modes for apps


Input: [UIBackgroundModes value] bluetooth-central [Description] The app works with a Bluetooth accessory that needs to deliver updates on a regular schedule through the Core Bluetooth framework. [Xcode background mode]

Output: Uses Bluetooth LE accessories

Table 3-1 Background modes for apps


Input: [UIBackgroundModes value] bluetooth-peripheral [Description] The app supports Bluetooth communication in peripheral mode through the Core Bluetooth framework. Using this mode requires user authorization; for more information, see Supporting User Privacy. [Xcode background mode]

Output: Acts as a Bluetooth LE accessory

Table 3-1 Background modes for apps


Input: [UIBackgroundModes value] fetch [Description] The app regularly downloads and processes small amounts of content from the network. [Xcode background mode]

Output: Background fetch

Table 3-1 Background modes for apps


Input: [UIBackgroundModes value] remote-notification [Description] The app wants to start downloading content when a push notification arrives. Use this notification to minimize the delay in showing content related to the push notification. [Xcode background mode]

Output: Remote notifications

Table 3-1 Background modes for apps


Input: [How to Unlock] Armored Armadillo [Unlockable]

Output: At the end of the stage when you reach the moving platforms, jump from the highest point over to the right, you will see a new platform, ride it out.

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Input: [How to Unlock] Boomerang Kuwanger [Unlockable]

Output: After going up the spikey platform, wait for the platform to slow down, jump on top of the tiny platform before it breaks and jump to the left.

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Input: [How to Unlock] Chill Penguin [Unlockable]

Output: Once you reach Vile's armor, take it all the way back the upper level route. Bash in the igloo near the beginning of the cave.

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Input: [How to Unlock] Flame Mammoth [Unlockable]

Output: In the first room with multiple levels of platforms, get to the very top and jump off to the left onto the edge, you will see an opening in the wall.

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Input: [How to Unlock] Launch Octopus [Unlockable]

Output: When you reach the area with falling bombs, ride the funnel of air to the top of the ship and destroy it. Follow the path and destroy the boss.

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Input: [How to Unlock] Spark Mandrill [Unlockable]

Output: After the miniboss you will run into Vile's armor, grab it, ride it until the end of the floor and then jump out. (You can also use the boomerang)

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Input: [How to Unlock] Sting Chameleon [Unlockable]

Output: Near the beginning of the stage you will see a lone robot swinging his axe uptop. Jump onto one of his platforms and ride it out.

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Input: [How to Unlock] Storm Eagle [Unlockable]

Output: Ride the moving platforms all the way to the top of the building holding Vile\'s armor, follow it and find the heart tank.

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Input: [Question] What is the overall process of differentiation and proliferation of blood cells from a single stem cell in the bone marrow called. [Answer]

Output: hematopoiesis


Input: [Question] What is the process of making RBCs called [Answer]

Output: Erythropoiesis


Input: [Question] What is the process of making WBCs called [Answer]

Output: Leukopoiesis


Input: [Question] What is the process of making platelets called [Answer]

Output: Megakaryopoiesis


Input: [Question] What is the stem cell that makes up .1% of all bone marrow cells and is the precursor of all blood cells. [Answer]

Output: Pluripotent stem cell


Input: [Question] How is hematopoiesis guided and controlled [Answer]

Output: by local signaling molecules that signal the stem cells to differentiate into the appropriate needed cells. The signals are growth factor and cytokines such as Erythropoietin, GM-CSF, IL-11, G-CSF, Thrombopoietin, etc


Input: [Question] Disruption to what organs or supplies can result in decreased erythrocyte balance [Answer]

Output: disrupting kidneys (produce erythropoietin signal), bone marrow disease, Iron deficiency, certain vitamin deficiencies, and cancer therapy can all effect erythrocytes


Input: [Question] What drugs can be given to replace or boost erythropoiesis [Answer]

Output: recombinant erythropoietin (epoetin alfa, Epogen, Procrit, darbepoetin


Input: [Question] which of the erythropoietin recombinant forms has the longest half life and why [Answer]

Output: Darbepoetin has 4 amino acids mutated changing the carbohydrate modifications and extend the half life to 24-26 hours for darbepoetin


Input: [Question] What is the MOA of erythropoietin and its recombinant forms [Answer]

Output: they bind cell-surface erythropoietin receptors on RBC progenitor cells in bone marrow stimulation expression of specific genes increasing RBC production


Input: [Question] What is the physiologic effect of erythropoietin and its recombinant forms [Answer]

Output: increases marrow progenitor cell survival, proliferation and maturation, increases production of hemoglobin (requires iron), increases release of reticulocytes from bone marrow, increases hematocrit


Input: [Question] What are the therapeutic uses for erythropoietin and its recombinant forms and no blood doping is not therapeutic [Answer]

Output: CANCER TREATMENT (chemo and radiation therapy), blood loss, chronic kidney failure (kidney not releasing erythropoietin) anemia of chronic disease


Input: [Question] what are the possible adverse effects of erythropoietin and its recombinant forms [Answer]

Output: hypertension, thrombotic complications, polycythemia all from the rapid increase in HCT. Allergic rxn are rare, seizures (rare), N/V and Diarrhea


Input: [Question] What type of progenitor cell do the granulocytes arise from [Answer]

Output: myeloid progenitor cell that became a granulocyte monocyte progenitor


Input: [Question] What is the stimulus for the myeloid progenitor cell to become a granulocyte monocyte progenitor cell [Answer]

Output: GM-CSF


Input: [Question] What are the following drugs for Filgrastim (G-CSF) – Neupogen; Pegfilgrastim (G-CSF) – Neulasta; Sargramostim (GM-CSF)- Leukine, Prokine [Answer]

Output: Myeloid Growth Factors- these cytokine bind specific receptors to increase transcription of genes that enable granulocytes and monocytes to increase their proliferation and differentiation


Input: [Question] What cell type does G-CSF stimulate to differentiate into [Answer]

Output: stimulates progenitors committed to neutrophil lineage and prolongs neutrophil survival, increases concentration of hematopoietic stem cells in peripheral blood and allows them to be harvested for stem cell transplant


Input: [Question] What does GM-CSF cause when administered [Answer]

Output: broad actions on erythroid, granulocyte and megakaryocyte progenitors and stimulates activity of neutrophils


Input: [Question] What are the therapeutic uses for Filgrastim (G-CSF) – Neupogen; Pegfilgrastim (G-CSF) – Neulasta; Sargramostim (GM-CSF)- Leukine, Prokine [Answer]

Output: tx of Neutropenia (most common dose-limiting toxicity of chemo), drugs should be given 24hrs after chemo; Drugs used for autologous stem cell transplant by mobilizing stem cells into peripheral blood for collection used to regenerate immune system.


Input: [Question] What are the side effects of G-CSF, GM-CSF recombinants [Answer]

Output: G-CSF- bone pain, GM-CSF- fever malaise, bone and muscle pain, rash, and capillary leakage (peripheral edema, pleural and pericardial effusions


Input: [Question] What is Oprelvekin (neumega) [Answer]

Output: a recombinant for of human IL-11 produced in e. coli. This is growth factor that binds IL-11 receptors on committed progenitor cells and increases proliferation and differentiation of megakaryocytes (platelets)


Input: [Question] What are the therapeutic uses for Oprelvekin (Neumega) (Interleukin 11) [Answer]

Output: Thrombocytopenia also enhances healing of GI lesions, inhibits adipogenesis, stimulates osteoclastogenesis


Input: [Question] What are the s/e of Oprelvekin (Neumega) (Interleukin 11) [Answer]

Output: fluid retention w/ edema, rhinitis and pleural effusion, eye hemorrhage, tachycardia, vasodilation


Input: [Question] What type of anemia does iron deficiency cause [Answer]

Output: microcytic hypochromic anemia- insufficient iron means RBC can't form adequate hemoglobin so you get smaller and dulled looking cells


Input: [Question] What are some causes of iron deficiency anemia [Answer]

Output: inadequate ingestion, Decreased absorption (antacids, Crohn's, drug interactions TCN), increased requirements (pregnancy, childhood, infancy), blood loss (menstruation, GI bleed)


Input: [Question] How is iron absorption regulated [Answer]

Output: intestines regulate absorption based on amount of iron stores in mucosal cells


Input: [Question] Which is the better source of iron red meat or plant iron [Answer]

Output: red meat it is already in the necessary form of heme, Plant iron has to be converted to ferrous iron in order to be absorbed


Input: [Question] If a pt overdoses on iron pills how does the body get rid of that excess iron if it was absorbed [Answer]

Output: Body doesn't have an efficient mechanism to get rid of excess iron this can result in hemochromatosis and you may need to give chelators to the pt


Input: [Question] What types of iron can you give to pt for iron deficiency anemia [Answer]

Output: ferrous sulfate- hydrated or desiccated; Ferrous gluconate; Ferrous fumarate; carbonyl iron; polysaccharide iron complex; iron with B12 and intrinsic factor


Input: [Question] Why do we use ferrous formulas of iron for iron deficiency anemia and not ferric iron when tx with oral iron supplementation [Answer]

Output: ferric is not well absorbed.


Input: [Question] Why do we have patient take such a high dose of Iron in iron deficiency anemia [Answer]

Output: only 25% of the dose can be absorbed in the GI tract but be careful because higher doses increase s/e but too low of a dose increases time to correct anemia


Input: [Question] What can you co administer to help aid iron absorption [Answer]

Output: Vit C


Input: [Question] What can pt do besides taking more of the Iron pill to increase absorption but it also increases likelihood of s/e [Answer]

Output: take iron on an empty stomach


Input: [Question] What are the s/e of taking oral iron supplements [Answer]

Output: Nausea, Dyspepsia, abdominal cramps, constipation, black stools and dark urine (warn patient), liquid iron stains dentures


Input: [Question] If you want to administer Ferric iron what is the appropriate route [Answer]

Output: parenteral administration as ferric iron doesn’t get absorbed in the gut


Input: [Question] Why would you give parenteral iron as opposed to oral iron supplementation [Answer]

Output: corrects iron deficiency in a shorter time, can be given if pt can't tolerate oral iron.


Input: [Question] What types of parenteral iron can you administer [Answer]

Output: Sodium Ferric Gluconate Complex; Iron dextran; Iron Sucrose


Input: [Question] If you are going to administer Iron dextran what do you need to do first [Answer]

Output: give a test dose to make sure pt can tolerate it or you may kill them if you want to avoid this give sodium ferric gluconate complex


Input: [Question] what are the s/e of parenteral iron [Answer]

Output: local pain and tissue discoloration at injxn site; Headache, light headedness, fever, Hypersensitivity rxn Flushing, urticaria, bronchospasm or anaphylaxis (give test dose first); TEST IRON storage to avoid toxicity body can't eliminate excess iron


Input: [Question] How much Iron can be fatal if overdosed [Answer]

Output: 1-2 grams can be lethal but usually 2-10 grams cause death mostly affects children


Input: [Question] what are the sx of iron overdose [Answer]

Output: necrotizing gastroenteritis w/ N/V, abdominal pain, and bloody diarrhea, followed by shock, dyspnea, metabolic acidosis, coma and death if not treated


Input: [Question] What is the tx for Iron Overdose [Answer]

Output: deferoxamine and deferasirox both are iron chelators that can bind iron already absorbed into the body


Input: [Question] What type of anemia results from Vit B12 deficiency or folate deficiency [Answer]

Output: Megaloblastic anemia


Input: [Question] What are the sx of Megaloblastic anemia [Answer]

Output: paresthesias, ataxia (from effects on nervous system)


Input: [Question] What can be causes of B12 deficiency [Answer]

Output: pernicious anemia (autoimmune attack on intrinsic factor needed for B12 absorption), Crohn's disease and other GI disorders that affect absorption, there could also be inadequate utilization


Input: [Question] What is the MOA of B12 in the body [Answer]

Output: required to convert 5-methyltetrahydrofolate to tetrahydrofolate (THF), THF is involved in synthesis of DNA, fat and carbohydrate metabolism and protein and myelin synthesis (hence the neuro sx with B12 deficiency)


Input: [Question] What is the only source of B12 [Answer]

Output: only produced by bacteria and found in animal products


Input: [Question] If you give supplemental B12 what s/e could you cause [Answer]

Output: the s/e are rare so it is safe in large doses but could cause mild diarrhea, itching, urticaria, bloating, anaphylaxis (usually from the impurities that get injected with it)


Input: [Question] What type of drug are the following (Cyanocobalamin – Redisol®, Cyanojet®, Betalin® and Nascobal® (intranasal), Hydroxocobalamin (alphaRedisol®, Hydrobexan® [Answer]

Output: Supplemental B12 preparations for B12 deficiency


Input: [Question] What is the MOA of folic acid [Answer]

Output: needed for synthesis of purines and thymidylates (DNA synthesis), needed for methylation of transfer RNA, needed in amino acid synthesis of histidine to glutamic acid, serine to glycine and homocystine to methionine


Input: [Question] What are the possible s/e of folic acid supplementation [Answer]

Output: Only at high doses, Nausea, flatulence, and bitter taste. Altered sleep patterns and confusion. Anaphylaxis if used parenterally


Input: [Name] GetAttr [Description] Permissions, Owner, Group [Filename]

Output: Done

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Input: [Name] ReadLink [Description] Determine destination of link [Filename]

Output: Done

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Input: [Name] MkNod [Description] Create file [Filename]

Output: Done

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Input: [Name] MkDir [Description] Create a directory [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] UnLink [Description] Remove a symlink [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] RmDir [Description] Remove a directory [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] SymLink [Description] Create a symlink [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] Rename [Description] Rename a file or directory [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] Link [Description] Create a hard link [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] Chmod [Description] Change permissions of a file or directory [Filename]

Output: Work In Progress

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Input: [Name] Chown [Description] Change owner of a file or directory [Filename]

Output: Work In Progress

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Input: [Name] Truncate [Description] Change the size of a file [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] Open [Description] Open a file for reading, writing, and/or truncating [Filename]

Output: Done

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Input: [Name] Read [Description] Read the contents of a file [Filename]

Output: Done

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Input: [Name] Write [Description] Write data to a file [Filename]

Output: Done

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Input: [Name] StatFS [Description] Get Filesystem Statistics [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] Flush [Description] Flush cached data [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] FSync [Description] Synchronize file contents [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] SetXAttr [Description] Set external attributes [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] GetXAttr [Description] Get external attributes [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] ListXAttr [Description] List external attributes [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] RemoveXAttr [Description] Remove external attributes [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] OpenDir [Description] Open a directory [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] ReadDir [Description] List files and subdirectories [Filename]

Output: Done

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Input: [Name] ReleaseDir [Description] Release directory [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] FSyncDir [Description] Synchronize directory contents [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] Init [Description] Initialize filesystem [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] Destroy [Description] Clean up filesystem [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] Access [Description] Check file access permissions [Filename]

Output: Work In Progress

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Input: [Name] Create [Description] Create and open a file [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] FTruncate [Description] Change the size of an open file [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] FGetAttr [Description] Get attributes of an open file [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] Lock [Description] Lock a resource [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [Name] UTimeNS [Description] Change the access and mod times in nanoseconds [Filename]

Output: Not Started

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Input: [I am Seeking a] Needs Test [For] Chemistry [Friends] View his chemistry results [Woman]

Output: Not Completed

vae777 movies, long, drives, weekend, trips, shopping


Input: [I am Seeking a] Do you drink? [For] Do you want children? [Friends] Does not want children [Woman]

Output: Socially

vae777 movies, long, drives, weekend, trips, shopping


Input: [I am Seeking a] Marital Status [For] Do you do drugs? [Friends] Often [Woman]

Output: Married

vae777 movies, long, drives, weekend, trips, shopping


Input: [I am Seeking a] Hair Color [For] Eye Color [Friends] Grey [Woman]

Output: Bald

vae777 movies, long, drives, weekend, trips, shopping


Input: [I am Seeking a] Do you have a car? [For] Do you have children? [Friends] No [Woman]

Output: No

vae777 movies, long, drives, weekend, trips, shopping


Input: [I am Seeking a] Longest Relationship [For] How ambitious are you? [Friends] Not Ambitious [Woman]

Output: Over 5 years

vae777 movies, long, drives, weekend, trips, shopping


Input: [I am Seeking a] Pets [For] Second Language [Friends] Urdu [Woman]

Output: No Pets

vae777 movies, long, drives, weekend, trips, shopping


Input: [Name] Axis [Description]

Output: Gets the axis that this CustomLabel object belongs to.


Input: [Name] ForeColor [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the text color of the custom label.


Input: [Name] FromPosition [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the beginning position, in axis coordinates, of the custom label.


Input: [Name] GridTicks [Description]

Output: Gets or sets a property that specifies whether custom tick marks and grid lines will be drawn in the center of the label.


Input: [Name] Image [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the custom label image.


Input: [Name] ImageMapAreaAttributes [Description]

Output: Gets or sets a string that represents the area attributes of a custom label image.


Input: [Name] ImagePostBackValue [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the postback value that can be processed on a Click event.


Input: [Name] ImageTransparentColor [Description]

Output: Gets or sets a color that will be replaced with a transparent color when a custom label image is drawn.


Input: [Name] ImageUrl [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the URL target of the label image.


Input: [Name] LabelMark [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the label mark for a custom label. This applies to labels in the second row only.


Input: [Name] MapAreaAttributes [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the map area attributes, if any, of the custom label.


Input: [Name] MarkColor [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the marker color for the custom label.


Input: [Name] Name [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the name of the custom label. (Overrides ChartNamedElement.Name.)


Input: [Name] PostBackValue [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the postback value that can be processed on a Click event.


Input: [Name] RowIndex [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the index of the custom label row.


Input: [Name] Tag [Description]

Output: Gets or sets an object associated with this chart element. (Inherited from ChartElement.)


Input: [Name] Text [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the custom label text.


Input: [Name] ToolTip [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the custom label tooltip text.


Input: [Name] ToPosition [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the end position of the custom label, in axis coordinates.


Input: [Name] Url [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the target URL of the custom label.


Input: Centrifugal Centrifugal Ejection [Comments]

Output: + Cleanup probably easier - Yield a bit less + non-stop juicing


Input: Centrifugal Masticating [Comments]

Output: - Cleanup harder ? Juice is Pulpier + Champion is multifunction machine.. - A bit harder to push in the produce


Input: Centrifugal Twin Gear [Comments]

Output: - Cleanup harder + Higher Nutrients + Better for juicing leafy veggies - Not so great at juicing fruits - Requires more Strength to operate (on hard veggies- ie: carrots, beets) + Can juice wheatgrass + multifunction machine


Input: Centrifugal Single Auger [Comments]

Output: + Higher Nutrients + Better for juicing leafy veggies - Not so great at juicing fruits + Can juice wheatgrass + multifunction machine


Input: Centrifugal Ejection Centrifugal [Comments]

Output: - Must stop after juicing 1 quart to clean + Probably a bit more yield - May "walk" on table due to unbalanced.


Input: Centrifugal Ejection Masticating [Comments]

Output: - Cleanup harder ? Juice is Pulpier + Champion is multifunction machine.. - A bit harder to push in the produce


Input: Centrifugal Ejection Twin Gear [Comments]

Output: - Cleanup harder + Higher Nutrients + Better for juicing leafy veggies - Not so great at juicing fruits - Requires more Strength to operate (on hard veggies- i.e.: carrots, beets) + Can juice wheatgrass + multifunction machine


Input: Centrifugal Ejection Single Auger [Comments]

Output: + Higher Nutrients + Better for juicing leafy veggies - Not so great at juicing fruits + Can juice wheatgrass + multifunction machine


Input: Masticating Centrifugal [Comments]

Output: - Must stop after juicing 1 quart to clean + Probably a bit more yield - May "walk" on table due to unbalanced. + Champion is multifunction machine.. - A bit harder to push in the produce


Input: Masticating Centrifugal Ejection [Comments]

Output: + Cleanup probably easier - Yield a bit less - No Multifunction uses - Less yield esp. on leafy greens + juices faster


Input: Masticating Twin Gear [Comments]

Output: - Cleanup harder + Higher Nutrients + Better for juicing leafy veggies - Not so great at juicing fruits - Requires more Strength to operate (on hard veggies- i.e.: carrots, beets) + Can juice wheatgrass


Input: Masticating Single Auger [Comments]

Output: + Higher Nutrients + Better for juicing leafy veggies - Not so great at juicing fruits + Can juice wheatgrass


Input: Twin Gear Centrifugal [Comments]

Output: - Less nutrient quality + Better at juicing fruits - Less yield esp. on leafy greens


Input: Twin Gear Centrifugal Ejection [Comments]

Output: - Less nutrient quality + Better able to juice a variety of produce - Less yield esp. on leafy greens


Input: Twin Gear Masticating [Comments]

Output: - Less Nutrient Quality + Juices fruits better + Requires a little less strength to operate (pushing produce into machine) - Less yield, esp. on leafy greens


Input: Twin Gear Single Auger [Comments]

Output: + easier cleanup (less parts) - auger made of plastic - housing is a bit "thinner" + juices wheatgrass more effectively + might juice fruits a bit better - screen tends to get clogged easier


Input: [Default] /etc/ntp.conf [Option] -c [Option_3] conffile [File]

Output: configuration file

ntpd - Network Time Protocol (NTP) daemon


Input: [Default] none [Option] -f [Option_3] driftfile [File]

Output: frequency file

ntpd - Network Time Protocol (NTP) daemon


Input: [Default] none [Option_3] leapfile [File]

Output: leapseconds file

ntpd - Network Time Protocol (NTP) daemon


Input: [Default] none [Option] -p [Option_3] pidfile [File]

Output: process ID file

ntpd - Network Time Protocol (NTP) daemon


Input: [Default] system log [Option] -l [Option_3] logfile [File]

Output: log file

ntpd - Network Time Protocol (NTP) daemon


Input: [Default] none [Option] none [Option_3] includefile [File]

Output: include file

ntpd - Network Time Protocol (NTP) daemon


Input: [Default] /var/NTP [Option] -s [Option_3] statsdir [File]

Output: statistics path

ntpd - Network Time Protocol (NTP) daemon


Input: [Default] /usr/local/etc [Option] none [Option_3] keysdir [File]

Output: keys path

ntpd - Network Time Protocol (NTP) daemon


Input: [LED Code] None [Description] The Mediator is not powered up. The Mediator is initializing. The Mediator is rebooting [Status]

Output: Power off Initalizing Rebooting


Input: [LED Code] One long flash followed by a pause [Description] The Mediator is booted up and running, but the Framework is not running. [Status]

Output: Idle


Input: [LED Code] Two short flashes followed by a pause [Description] The Framework is starting for the first time and is installing itself. [Status]

Output: Installing


Input: [LED Code] Three long flashes followed by a pause [Description] The Framework is running normally. [Status]

Output: Running


Input: [LED Code] Four short flashes followed by a pause [Description] The Framework is running, but errors are present. Check the Message Log for details. [Status]

Output: Error


Input: [LED Code] Three short flashes, followed by three long flashes, followed by three short flashes, followed by a pause [Description] The Framework has stopped running for at least two minutes. [Status]

Output: Emergency


Input: [Field and Description] field_1_version [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected long

FFDataBaseAbstractType (POI API Documentation)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] field_2_bits [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected short

FFDataBaseAbstractType (POI API Documentation)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] field_3_cch [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected int

FFDataBaseAbstractType (POI API Documentation)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] field_4_hps [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected int

FFDataBaseAbstractType (POI API Documentation)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] ITYPE_CHCK Specifies that the form field is a checkbox. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static byte

FFDataBaseAbstractType (POI API Documentation)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] ITYPE_DROP Specifies that the form field is a dropdown list box. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static byte

FFDataBaseAbstractType (POI API Documentation)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] ITYPE_TEXT Specifies that the form field is a textbox. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static byte

FFDataBaseAbstractType (POI API Documentation)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] ITYPETXT_CALC Specifies that the textbox value is calculated from an expression. [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected static byte

FFDataBaseAbstractType (POI API Documentation)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] ITYPETXT_CURDATE Specifies that the textbox value is the current date. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static byte

FFDataBaseAbstractType (POI API Documentation)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] ITYPETXT_CURTIME Specifies that the textbox value is the current time. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static byte

FFDataBaseAbstractType (POI API Documentation)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] ITYPETXT_DATE Specifies that the textbox value is a date or time. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static byte

FFDataBaseAbstractType (POI API Documentation)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] ITYPETXT_NUM Specifies that the textbox value is a number. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static byte

FFDataBaseAbstractType (POI API Documentation)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] ITYPETXT_REG Specifies that the textbox value is regular text. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static byte

FFDataBaseAbstractType (POI API Documentation)

Fields


Input: [Area Rug Pattern] Backing material [Floral] Rubber [Transitional] Spot clean [Area Rug Style]

Output: Cleaning instructions

Mohawk Home Simpatico Biscuit Starch Olefin 2 ft. x 7 ft. Runner-304041 - The Home Depot


Input: [Area Rug Pattern] Color Family [Floral] Whites [Transitional] Ivory [Area Rug Style]

Output: Color Family

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Input: [Area Rug Pattern] Color/Finish [Floral] Biscuit Starch [Transitional] Residential [Area Rug Style]

Output: Commercial / Residential

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Input: [Area Rug Pattern] Construction [Floral] Machine-made [Transitional] Stain Resistant [Area Rug Style]

Output: Features

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Input: [Area Rug Pattern] Flooring Product Type [Floral] Area Rug [Transitional] Indoor [Area Rug Style]

Output: Indoor/Outdoor

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Input: [Area Rug Pattern] Returnable [Floral] 90-Day [Transitional] Synthetic [Area Rug Style]

Output: Rug Material

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Input: [Area Rug Pattern] Rug Shape [Floral] Runner [Transitional] Tufted [Area Rug Style]

Output: Rug Weave

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Input: [Source] Awarded for completing the Twisted Iron Pine Peak and turning it in for Writ of the Searcher. [Title]

Output: the Searcher

Title (Rift) :: Wiki :: World of Warcraft :: ZAM


Input: [Source] Awarded for completing the Twisted Droughtlands and turning it in for Writ of the Investigator. [Title]

Output: the Investigator

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Input: [Source] Awarded for completing the Twisted Scarlet Gorge and turning it in for Writ of the Finder. [Title]

Output: the Finder

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Input: [Source] Awarded for completing the Twisted Gloamwood and turning it in for Writ of the Discoverer. [Title]

Output: the Discoverer

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Input: [Source] Awarded for completing the Twisted Freemarch and turning it in for Writ of the Acquirer. [Title]

Output: the Acquirer

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Input: [Source] Awarded for completing the Twisted: Sterling Sylver, a Romantic's Guide to Love and turning it in for Writ of the Romantic. [Title]

Output: the Romantic

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Input: [Source] Awarded for completing the Twisted: Rorf's Extra Hidden Shinnies and turning it in for Writ of the Awesome. [Title]

Output: the Awesome

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Input: [Source] Awarded for completing the Twisted Stillmoor and turning it in for Writ of the Twisted. [Title]

Output: the Twisted

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Input: [Source] Awarded for completing the Twisted Silverwood and turning it in for Writ of the Claimant. [Title]

Output: the Claimant

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Input: [Source] Awarded for completing the Twisted Stonefield and turning it in for Writ of the Detector. [Title]

Output: the Detector

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Input: [Source] Awarded for completing the Twisted Scarwood Reach and turning it in for Writ of the Inquirer. [Title]

Output: the Inquirer

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Input: [Source] Awarded for completing the Twisted Shimmersand and turning it in for Writ of the Spotter. [Title]

Output: the Spotter

Title (Rift) :: Wiki :: World of Warcraft :: ZAM


Input: [Source] Awarded for completing the Twisted Moonshade Highlands and turning it in for Writ of the Pioneer. [Title]

Output: the Pioneer

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Input: [Source] Awarded for completing the Twisted Ember Isle and turning it in for Writ of the Discerning. [Title]

Output: the Discerning

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Input: [Source] Awarded for completing the Twisted: Fabric of the Universe and turning it in for Writ of the Trendsetter. [Title]

Output: the Trendsetter

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Input: [Data Type] Mode [Abbr.] Mode [Definition]

Output: Describes the configuration of the traffic sensor. The EIS RTMS traffic sensor supports three modes: Side-fired, Forward-fired In, Forward-fired Out. A permanent count station only supports the In Lane mode. Side-fired is configured to shoot across traffic lanes and can be configured to monitor up to eight different traffic lanes. Forward-fired In is configured to monitor a single traffic lane where traffic is traveling toward the sensor. Forward-fired Out is configured to monitor a single traffic lane where traffic is traveling away from the sensor. In Lane is specifies the mode for permanent count stations.

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Time Interval [Abbr.] TimInt [Definition]

Output: Identifies the length of a single collection interval for the sensor in seconds.

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Forward Average Speed [Abbr.] FwdAvgSpd [Definition]

Output: The average vehicle speed as a vehicle traveled through all traffic zones. Forward Average Speed is only collected in a Forward-fired configuration.

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Average Traffic Speed [Abbr.] TrfSpd [Definition]

Output: The average vehicle speed calculated as a vehicles travel though each traffic zone.

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Total Volume [Abbr.] TotalVolume [Definition]

Output: Total number of vehicles that were detected passing through a traffic zone.

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Normal Volume [Abbr.] NormVol [Definition]

Output: Number of normal length vehicles that were detected passing through a traffic zone. For EIS sensors configured for foreward fire, the normal volume shown will represent all vehicles passing through the traffic zone since long volume will not be reported.

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Long Volume [Abbr.] LongVol [Definition]

Output: Number of large vehicles (such as eighteen wheel trucks) that were detected passing through a traffic zone. This value is only available in a side-fired configuration. A Side-fired configuration can only be configured to support Long Volume or Average Headway, but not both.

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Unclassified Volume [Abbr.] Unclass [Definition]

Output: Number of vehicles that were detected passing through a traffic zone where the speed or length of the vehicle could not be determined.

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Occupancy [Abbr.] Occup [Definition]

Output: Percentage of time that a traffic zone is occupied.

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Average Headway [Abbr.] AvgHeadway [Definition]

Output: Time interval between vehicles. This value is only available in a side-fired configuration. A Side-fired configuration can only be configured to support Average Headway or Long Volume, but not both.

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Battery Voltage [Abbr.] Battery [Definition]

Output: Reports the remaining battery voltage. This value is only available for a permanent count station.

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Speed Count [Abbr.] Speed Bin Name [Definition]

Output: Counts the number of vehicles for each speed range. This value is only available for a permanent count station.

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Classification Count [Abbr.] Classification Bin Name [Definition]

Output: Counts the number of vehicles for each classification range. This value is only available for a permanent count station.

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Pos] QB [Who is Eligible] Only quarterbacks [What it Means]

Output: Quarterback

MAC Confrence - | Fantasy Football | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] RB [Who is Eligible] Only running backs [What it Means]

Output: Running Back

MAC Confrence - | Fantasy Football | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] WR [Who is Eligible] Only wide receivers [What it Means]

Output: Wide Receiver

MAC Confrence - | Fantasy Football | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] TE [Who is Eligible] Only tight ends [What it Means]

Output: Tight End

MAC Confrence - | Fantasy Football | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] W/R [Who is Eligible] Any wide receiver or running back [What it Means]

Output: Wide Receiver/Running Back

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Input: [Pos] W/T [Who is Eligible] Any wide receiver or tight end [What it Means]

Output: Wide Receiver/Tight End

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Input: [Pos] Q/WR/RB/TE [Who is Eligible] Any quarterback, wide receiver, running back or tight end [What it Means]

Output: Quarterback/Wide Receiver/Running Back/Tight End

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Input: [Pos] WR/RB/TE [Who is Eligible] Any wide receiver, running back or tight end [What it Means]

Output: Wide Receiver/Running Back/Tight End

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Input: [Pos] K [Who is Eligible] Only kickers [What it Means]

Output: Kicker

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Input: [Pos] DEF [Who is Eligible] Only team defenses [What it Means]

Output: Defensive Team

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Input: [Pos] D [Who is Eligible] Any defensive player [What it Means]

Output: Defensive Player

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Input: [Pos] DL [Who is Eligible] Only defensive linemen [What it Means]

Output: Defensive Lineman

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Input: [Pos] DB [Who is Eligible] Only defensive backs [What it Means]

Output: Defensive Back

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Input: [Pos] LB [Who is Eligible] Only linebackers [What it Means]

Output: Linebacker

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Input: [Pos] CB [Who is Eligible] Only corner backs [What it Means]

Output: Corner Back

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Input: [Pos] S [Who is Eligible] Only safties [What it Means]

Output: Safety

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Input: [Pos] BN [Who is Eligible] Any player [What it Means]

Output: Bench

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Input: [Part] ToSubject [Required] Yes [Description] Specifies the subject within the bus, and its federation, which the message should be routed to. [JSON Type]

Output: String


Input: [Part] CommandType [Required] No [Description] Specifies a command verb to be transmitted to the receiving subject. This is an optional part of a message contract, but is required for using management services [JSON Type]

Output: String


Input: [Part] ReplyTo [Required] No [Description] Specifies to the receiver what subject it should reply to in response to this message. [JSON Type]

Output: String


Input: [Part] Value [Required] No [Description] A recommended but not required standard payload part for sending data to services [JSON Type]

Output: Any


Input: [Part] PriorityProcessing [Required] No [Description] A processing order salience attribute. Messages which specify priority processing will be processed first if they are competing for resources with other messages in flight. Note: the current version of ErraiBus only supports two salience levels (0 and >1). Any non-zero salience in ErraiBus will be given the same priority relative to 0 salience messages [JSON Type]

Output: Number


Input: [Part] ErrorMessage [Required] No [Description] An accompanying error message with any serialized exception [JSON Type]

Output: String


Input: [Part] Throwable [Required] No [Description] If applicable, an encoded object representing any remote exception that was thrown while dispatching the specified service [JSON Type]

Output: Object


Input: [Time] 10:30 am [Event] Commuter Fall Orientation Check-In Opens [Description]

Output: Student not living on campus check-in to receive Fall Orientation Materials. Check-in will be open until 12:30 pm.

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Input: [Time] 11:15 am [Event] Mass of Welcome* [Description]

Output: All new students and their family members of all denominations are invited to attend.

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Input: [Time] 12:30 pm [Event] Lunch with Orientation Small Group [Description]

Output: Meet your orientation leader and other students in your small group.

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Input: [Event] Transfer Convocation [Description]

Output: A special ceremony officially welcoming you into the USD academic community.

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Input: [Event] Student Panel [Description]

Output: Hear straight from other transfer students how they found their place and community at USD.

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Input: [Time] 5:00 pm [Event] Transfer Student Social* [Description]

Output: Connect with your peers and students who transferred in previous semesters.

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Input: [Integration Scenario Status] Bold Text [1]

Output: Achieving interface certification for this release is one criteria for becoming an SAP Software Partner.

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Input: [Integration Scenario Status] Info [1]

Output: Information about upcoming versions of this interface is available.

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Input: [Integration Scenario Status] New Scenario [1]

Output: This is a new integration scenario/interface. Certification is available.

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Input: [Integration Scenario Status] New Version [1]

Output: This is a new version of an existing interface. Recertification is required.

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Input: [Integration Scenario Status] Additional Features [1]

Output: The interface has been enhanced with new features or new documentation. Recertification is not required, but is recommended.

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Input: [Integration Scenario Status] No Change [1]

Output: Interface has not changed in this release. Recertification is not required.

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Input: [Integration Scenario Status] Continued by [1]

Output: Beginning with this release, the interface is included as part of a new scenario that uses new technology and/or provides additional functionality. The original interface will be supported for two additional major releases, beginning with this release. Recertification is required.

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Input: [Integration Scenario Status] Upon Request [1]

Output: Certification for this integration scenario with the most recent version of SAP solutions is available only upon request, if SAP resources are available. Please contact SAP PartnerEdge for more information.

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Input: [Integration Scenario Status] Discontinued [1]

Output: The interface is obsolete in this release and certification is no longer available. Once an interface becomes obsolete, it usually is supported for two additional releases.

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Input: [Metric] Rank [Historical Data] 25 months [Default Range] 13 months [Cost] 13 [Metric Code] rank [Description]

Output: The ranking of the domain by total number of unique visitors


Input: [Metric] Unique Visitors [Historical Data] 25 months [Default Range] 13 months [Cost] 13 [Metric Code] uv [Description]

Output: The number of unique people who visited a domain


Input: [Metric] Visits [Historical Data] 25 months [Default Range] 13 months [Cost] 13 [Metric Code] vis [Description]

Output: The number of separate visits made to a domain by all unique visitors


Input: [Metric] Page Views [Historical Data] 25 months [Default Range] 13 months [Cost] 13 [Metric Code] pv [Description]

Output: The number of times a page has been loaded from a domain


Input: [Metric] Average Stay [Historical Data] 25 months [Default Range] 13 months [Cost] 13 [Metric Code] avgstay [Description]

Output: The average number of seconds that a visit lasts


Input: [Metric] Visits per Person [Historical Data] 25 months [Default Range] 13 months [Cost] 13 [Metric Code] vpp [Description]

Output: The average number of times each unique visitor visits the domain


Input: [Metric] Pages per Visit [Historical Data] 25 months [Default Range] 13 months [Cost] 13 [Metric Code] ppv [Description]

Output: The average number of pages displayed during a visit


Input: [Metric] Attention [Historical Data] 25 months [Default Range] 13 months [Cost] 13 [Metric Code] att [Description]

Output: The percent of total minutes spent by all US users on the Internet that were spent on this domain


Input: [Metric] Reach (Daily) [Historical Data] 365 days [Default Range] 30 days [Cost] 30 [Metric Code] reachd [Description]

Output: The percent of all US users on the Internet that had at least one visit to this domain by day


Input: [Metric] Attention (Daily) [Historical Data] 365 days [Default Range] 30 days [Cost] 30 [Metric Code] attd [Description]

Output: The percent of total minutes spent by all US users on the Internet that were spent on this domain by day


Input: [Metric] Gender [Historical Data] 25 months [Default Range] 13 months [Cost] 13 [Metric Code] gen [Description]

Output: The split between males and females visiting a domain


Input: [Metric] Age [Historical Data] 25 months [Default Range] 13 months [Cost] 78 [Metric Code] age [Description]

Output: Percent of unique visitors in various age brackets


Input: [Metric] Income [Historical Data] 25 months [Default Range] 13 months [Cost] 52 [Metric Code] inc [Description]

Output: Percent of unique visitors in various income brackets


Input: [Metric] Top Keywords [Historical Data] 90 day average [Default Range] 90 day avg. [Cost] 500 [Metric Code] kw/kw_all [Description]

Output: Top 100 keywords for any website


Input: [Metric] Incoming Traffic [Historical Data] Current Month [Default Range] Current Month [Cost] 158 [Metric Code] iref/iref_all [Description]

Output: Top 25 traffic sources for any website


Input: [Date] 3 years 1 week ago [Body] Given the circumstances surrounding Penn State and considering some of the other issues that have popped up as of late throughout the NCAA, does anyone else get the feeling we may be hearing of other violations/cover-ups over the next year or two? [Title]

Output: Given the circumstances


Input: [Date] 3 years 2 weeks ago [Body] Not really sure we need to concern ourselves with signing another DB. All I'm really concerned with at this point is Treadwell. It'd be nice to get Green as well but we can always pick up an elite back in next years class. [Title]

Output: Not really sure we need to


Input: [Date] 3 years 20 weeks ago [Body] Being a Kent State grad, I'm pretty familiar with Ohio (not that Ohio). They are streaky behind the arc, very quick, and athletic. They rank near the top of NCAA in steals. When their shots are dropping they can be a load. At the same time, they dont' really have a lot of height under the rim and rely almost exclusively on their guards to make plays. I'm still trying to decide whether I like this matchup. Additional Note: Walter Offutt, a transfer from Ohio (yes that Ohio), plays for Bobcats. He has had a very good year and was a regular contributor for Buckeyes as a freshman. [Title]

Output: Being a Kent State grad, I'm


Input: [Date] 3 years 22 weeks ago [Body] I was just talking with a friend of mine and we mutually agreed that Ty Isaac would need to have his head examined if he doesn't choose Michigan. [Title]

Output: I was just talking with a


Input: [Date] 3 years 22 weeks ago [Body] The recruits keep on coming! It's almost noon in Ohio and my Miller Lite is well stocked in my refrigerator.....anyone care to celebrate? [Title]

Output: The recruits keep on coming!


Input: [Date] 3 years 22 weeks ago [Body] Well he didn't have a "non committable" offer from Ohio, must not be very good! I'm hoping you detect the sarcasm [Title]

Output: Well he didn't have a "non


Input: [Date] 3 years 23 weeks ago [Body] I spoke with an Ohio fan who explained (a) Michigan's O-Line haul in 2012 and thus far in 2013 is irrelevant because Ohio garnered the top D-Line class in 2012. And (b) the commits with offers from both schools chose MIchigan because they didn't have "Commitable" offers from Ohio State. He can't seem to accept that Hoke and the UM staff have beat Meyer to the punch on several recruits (getting in early). Discussing football and recruiting with Ohio fans sometimes reminds of of talking to my 9 year old nephew. [Title]

Output: I spoke with an Ohio fan who


Input: [Date] 3 years 25 weeks ago [Body] Either he's a closet Michigan fan or is simply being affable. [Title]

Output: Either he's a closet Michigan


Input: [Date] 3 years 30 weeks ago [Body] This is good news! We'll have an opportunity to see BWC and QWash tonight, albeit against a weak offensive front. Pipkins will need to step it up EARLY next year as we will need him in a relief role at the very least, possibly as a starter. [Title]

Output: This is good news! We'll


Input: [Date] 3 years 30 weeks ago [Body] I like them. Looking back I recall the stripes on the sleeves of the away jerseys. Aside from some of the finer details such as the numbers they do look much better on the players. I can only hope that the white pants are NEVER EVER worn again however. I have spoken with a few friends this week and, according to principle, I understand the reticence to accept this alternative jersey thing. In many ways I completely agree. Yet, it appears to be a vogue marketing and recruiting tool and hey, at least the three different looks we've sported haven't made us look like complete clowns (uh MSU, MD, OR) [Title]

Output: I like them. Looking back I


Input: [Date] 3 years 32 weeks ago [Body] I just spoke to a friend of mine who grew up in Pittsburgh. His words were "Pitt needs to fire their AD immediately." First, the moron hired Haywood without conducting a background check and thus was unaware that he had been arrested on domestic assault charges. Next, he chooses Graham over Bradley. [Title]

Output: I just spoke to a friend of


Input: [Date] 3 years 33 weeks ago [Body] Not to worry about Dymonte, love it! Maybe Urban will use his premonitions of death and dreams of players in Ohio uniforms while he fulfills his new "Dream Job" as recruiting tactics. [Title]

Output: Not to worry about Dymonte,


Input: [No] 1 [Scars Name] Ice-pick [Description of scars]

Output: Ice-pick scars are 1-2 mm in diameter. They are so named as they form very narrow incisions into the upper level of the skin; similar to a small ice-pick wound. This type of scarring is characterized by deep pits that are usually less than 2 mm across. They extend into the skin, giving the surface appearance of having been punctured by an ice pick. They are narrow and deep, extending well into the dermis. There are other ice pick scars however that are larger, and don't extend that deep into the skin. Ice pick scars develop from a deep infection in the skin, mostly the dermis. Upon development, the infection makes its way to the skin surface, creating a cyst. The cyst persists and forms the ice pick scar.

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Input: [No] 2 [Scars Name] Pitted / Boxcar [Description of scars]

Output: Boxcar scars measure more than 3 mm in diameter and appear similar to chicken pox scars. They cause round depressions on the dermis and give the skin a matted appearance. They are angular scars with sharp vertical edges. Boxcar scars may be shallow or deep. Boxcar scars appear like valleys on the skin. These pit scars are created when there is tissue loss in the skin because of an acne breakout. The skin is left without support and therefore collapses under its own weight. A depression is left in place and this is what causes the pits. The depth of the depression may differ depending on the severity of the acne infection. Usually, the more severe the acne, the more the skin loss and the bigger the boxcar scars. How Boxcars Develop? When an inflammatory breakout destroys collagen, tissue is lost. The skin over this area is left without support, and a depressed area is created. Boxcar scars may be superficial to severe, depending on the amount of tissue lost.

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Input: [No] 3 [Scars Name] Rolling [Description of scars]

Output: Rolling scars cause abnormal wave-like undulations on the dermis. They are usually 4-5 mm in diameter. They are caused by damage under the surface of the skin, and give the skin a wave-like appearance. They tend to be wide and shallow. These give the skin a bumpy appearance. The name rolling is used because of how the scars appear. The best term for description is wave like. Fibrous tissue develops in the subcutaneous region of the skin. They then bind to the epidermis, leading to the creation of the undulations.

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Input: [No] 4 [Scars Name] Hypertrophic / Keloid [Description of scars]

Output: Hypertrophic or Keloid scars tend to appear when the Acne clears out. They are raised lesions which tend to get larger with time. They might itch or be painful in certain cases. They are often the result of more severe acne lesions, such as cysts or nodules. Hypertrophic scars generally stay within the boundary of the original wound, and may decrease in size as time goes on. Keloid Scars (a type of hypertrophic scarring), on the other hand, may scar beyond the original wound site. These kinds of scars are raised over the skin tissue. They are more apparent in the torsos of men. What happens is that there is an elevation in the production of collagen. They are different from ice pick scars in that there is no loss of skin. By appearance, this kinds of scars look like an accumulated mass of tissue.

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Input: [No] 5 [Scars Name] Stretch Marks [Description of scars]

Output: Stretch Marks happen when the skin is pulled. Normally it happen after a woman get pregnant, after a man build bigger muscles, after a person get fat.

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Input: [No] 6 [Scars Name] Pigmentation [Description of scars]

Output: Pigmentation or Hyperpigmentation is Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation or PIH. When your skin becomes irritated, your melanocytes become stimulated to produce melanin and the color can range from purple, red, brown or black. Once your pimple starts, melanin already begins to produce, but picking at it stimulates the melanocytes more causing even more hyperpigmentation which then makes it harder to fade (More pigment=longer fading time). Unlike real scarring, PIH still feels like skin (isn’t tougher texture). It just has the coloring.

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Input: [No] 7 [Scars Name] Burn Scar [Description of scars]

Output: Burn scars appear after u are burn by heat or fire.

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Input: For our everyday business purposes— such as to process your transactions, maintain your account(s), respond to court orders and legal investigations, or report to credit bureaus [Can you limit this sharing?] No

Output: Yes

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Input: For our marketing purposes— to offer our products and services to you [Can you limit this sharing?] No

Output: Yes

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Input: For joint marketing with other financial companies [Can you limit this sharing?] We don't share

Output: No

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Input: For our affiliates’ everyday business purposes— information about your transactions and experiences [Can you limit this sharing?] We don't share

Output: No

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Input: For our affiliates’ everyday business purposes— information about your creditworthiness [Can you limit this sharing?] We don't share

Output: No

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Input: For nonaffiliates to market to you [Can you limit this sharing?] We don't share

Output: No

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Input: Use this icon to move items in each section to the left or to the right. [Edit Title]

Output: Indent/Outdent


Input: Use this icon to drag or drop items around the course. [Edit Title]

Output: Move


Input: Use this icon to update information in each section. It will take you to an editing page where you can adjust information or settings in that section. [Edit Title]

Output: Update


Input: Use this icon if you would like to duplicate/copy an activity or resource. [Edit Title]

Output: Duplicate


Input: Use this icon to delete content. You will receive a warning message before you delete items. [Edit Title]

Output: Delete


Input: When the eye is open, content is visible to students. Click on the eye to hide content from students. [Edit Title]

Output: Show


Input: When the eye is closed, content is not visible to students. Click on the eye to make content visible to students. [Edit Title]

Output: Hide


Input: [0] or Group mode determines what groups have access to the content in each section. Single shadow person means no group. Double shadow means activity has group participation. [Edit Title]

Output: Group Mode


Input: This icon is used to assign different roles to people. Ex: Teacher role or Student role. Teachers can do anything within the course, including changing the activities and grading students. Students have fewer privileges within a course. [Edit Title]

Output: Assign Roles


Input: Whenever available, this icon will show information about an item when you click on it. [Edit Title]

Output: Help


Input: [Artist] Warren Haynes [Title]

Output: Soulshine

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Input: [Artist] Barrelhouse Blues [Title]

Output: Bussiness as Usual

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Input: [Artist] JP Blues [Title]

Output: When Im Bored

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Input: [Artist] Innes Sibun [Title]

Output: Could Be Cryin'

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Input: [Artist] Dennis Gruenling [Title]

Output: The Rev

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Input: [Artist] Little Buster & the Soul Brothers [Title]

Output: Stormy Monday

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Input: [Artist] Mike Barnett [Title]

Output: Blues For Buster

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Input: [Artist] Frank Latorre [Title]

Output: When The Young Turn Old

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Input: [Artist] Jeff Healy [Title]

Output: Killing Floor

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Input: [Artist] Michael Bloonfield [Title]

Output: Maryanne

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Input: [Artist] Grace Potter & Nocturnals [Title]

Output: Sugar

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Input: [Artist] Joe Boamassa [Title]

Output: A New Day Yesterday

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Input: [Artist] Buddy Guy [Title]

Output: Damn Right I Got The Blues

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Input: [Artist] Popa Chubby [Title]

Output: Pound Of Flesh

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Input: [Artist] Pam Betti [Title]

Output: Booty Call

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Input: [Artist] Sam Taylor Band [Title]

Output: Mother Blues

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Input: [Artist] Paul Rodgers [Title]

Output: I'm Ready

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Input: [Switch] /?, /h, /help [Description]

Output: Displays help on supported switches.

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Input: [Switch] /quiet [Description]

Output: Suppresses the display of status or error messages.

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Input: [Switch] /norestart [Description]

Output: When combined with /quiet, the system will not be restarted after installation even if a restart is required to complete installation.

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Input: [Switch] /warnrestart: [Description]

Output: When combined with /quiet, the installer will warn the user before initiating restart.

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Input: [Switch] /promptrestart [Description]

Output: When combined with /quiet, the installer will prompt before initiating restart.

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Input: [Switch] /forcerestart [Description]

Output: When combined with /quiet, the installer will forcefully close applications and initiate restart.

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Input: [Switch] /log: [Description]

Output: Enables logging to specified file.

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Input: [Switch] /extract: [Description]

Output: Extracts the package contents to the destination folder.

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Input: [Switch] /uninstall /kb: [Description]

Output: Uninstalls the security update.

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Input: [Perk] Overdraw (5 levels) [Skill Level Requirement] 0/20/40/60/80 [Effect]

Output: Bows do 20/40/60/80/100% more damage.

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Input: [Perk] Critical Shot [Skill Level Requirement] 30/60/90 [Perk Requirement] Overdraw [Effect]

Output: 10%/15%/20% chance of a critical hit that does extra damage.

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Input: [Perk] Hunter's Discipline [Skill Level Requirement] 50 [Perk Requirement] Critical Shot [Effect]

Output: Recover twice as many arrows from dead bodies.

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Input: [Perk] Ranger [Skill Level Requirement] 60 [Perk Requirement] Hunter's Discipline [Effect]

Output: Able to move faster with a drawn bow.

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Input: [Perk] Eagle Eye [Skill Level Requirement] 30 [Perk Requirement] Overdraw [Effect]

Output: Pressing Block while aiming will zoom in your view.

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Input: [Perk] Power Shot [Skill Level Requirement] 50 [Perk Requirement] Eagle Eye [Effect]

Output: Arrows stagger all but the largest opponents 50% of the time.

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Input: [Perk] Quick Shot [Skill Level Requirement] 70 [Perk Requirement] Power Shot [Effect]

Output: Can draw a bow 30% faster.

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Input: [Perk] Bullseye [Skill Level Requirement] 100 [Perk Requirement] Ranger or Quick Shot [Effect]

Output: 15% chance of paralyzing the target for a few seconds.

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Input: [Perk] Steady Hand [Skill Level Requirement] 40/60 [Perk Requirement] Eagle Eye [Effect]

Output: Zooming in with a bow slows time by 25%/50%.

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Input: [I am Seeking a] Needs Test [For] Chemistry [Long Term] View his chemistry results [Woman]

Output: Not Completed

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Input: [I am Seeking a] Do you drink? [For] Do you want children? [Long Term] Prefer Not To Say [Woman]

Output: Socially

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Input: [I am Seeking a] Marital Status [For] Do you do drugs? [Long Term] No [Woman]

Output: Divorced

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Input: [I am Seeking a] Hair Color [For] Eye Color [Long Term] Blue [Woman]

Output: Brown

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Input: [I am Seeking a] Do you have a car? [For] Do you have children? [Long Term] Yes [Woman]

Output: Yes

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Input: [I am Seeking a] Longest Relationship [Woman]

Output: Over 8 years

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Input: [I am Seeking a] Pets [For] Second Language [Long Term] Other [Woman]

Output: No Pets

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Input: [Answer] Exocytosis, extracellular space [Question]

Output: Most endocrine glands secrete their hormones by __ into the __.


Input: [Answer] Compact multicellular organs [Question]

Output: Most endocrine glands are __.


Input: [Answer] Diffuse endocrine system [Question]

Output: Scattered hormone-producing cells w/in digestive tract mucosa & brain are known as __.


Input: [Answer] Epithelial walled, transport secretions to the epithelial surface [Question]

Output: Exocrine glands have __ ducts that __.


Input: [Answer] onto body surfaces (skin) or onto body cavities [Question]

Output: All exocrine glands secrete their products __.


Input: [Answer] Mucus, sweat, oil, saliva, liver (bile), & pancreas (digestive enzymes) [Question]

Output: Give 6 examples of exocrine glands.


Input: [Answer] some type of negative feedback system [Question]

Output: The synthesis & release of most hormones are regulated by __.


Input: [Answer] humoral, hormonal, & neural [Question]

Output: 3 major types of endocrine gland stimulation __.


Input: [Answer] Glucose molecules begin to tenter cells & cellular activity increases [Question]

Output: What happens when insul molecules attach to protein receptors?


Input: [Answer] (1) nervous system & (2) endocrine system [Question]

Output: What are the 2 great control systems of the body?


Input: [Answer] through hormones [Question]

Output: How does the endocrine sys. influence metabolic activity?


Input: [Answer] hormones [Question]

Output: What are the "mighty molecules"?


Input: [Answer] Reproduction; growth & development; mobilization of body defenses; maintenance of electrolyte, water, & nutrient balance of blood, reg. of cellular metabolism [Question]

Output: Hormones control what major processes?


Input: [Answer] endocrinology [Question]

Output: Study of hormones & endocrine organs is __.


Input: [Answer] nonhormonal substances (sweat & saliva) & have ducts [Question]

Output: Exocrine glands produce what?


Input: [Answer] Hormones & lack ducts [Question]

Output: Endocrine glands produce what?


Input: [Answer] vascular & lymphatic [Question]

Output: Endocrine glands have a rich __ drainage that receives their hormones.


Input: [Answer] In cords & branching networks - maximizes contact w/capillaries [Question]

Output: Most hormone-producing cells in endocrine glands are arranged how?


Input: [Answer] From top to bottom: hypothalamus, pineal, pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, thymus, adrenal, pancreas, & gonads (ovary/testes) [Question]

Output: Name the 9 major endocrine glands.


Input: [Answer] neuroendocrine organ - because it also has neural functions [Question]

Output: The hypothalamus is considered a __ organ.


Input: [Answer] adipose [Question]

Output: Because leptin is released by __ cells, they are considered endocrine tissue too.


Input: [Answer] Walls of sm. intestine, stomach, kidneys, & heart. [Question]

Output: Hormone-producing cells are also found where?


Input: [Answer] Chemicals that exert their effects on the cells that secrete them - prostaglandins released by sm. muscle cells. [Question]

Output: What are autocrines?


Input: [Answer] Somatostatin - Chemicals that act both locally & affect cell types other than these releasing them. [Question]

Output: What are paracrines?


Input: [Answer] The release of insulin by other pancreatic cells. [Question]

Output: Somatostatin released by pancreatic cells inhibit?


Input: [Answer] By synthesizing hormones identical to normal ones & in an uncontrolled fashion. [Question]

Output: How do some cancer/tumor cells cause hormone-mediated pathology?


Input: [Answer] The metabolic function of body cells. [Question]

Output: Hormones regulate what?


Input: [Answer] Amino acid-based or steroids [Question]

Output: 2 chemical classification of hormones.


Input: [Answer] amino acids [Question]

Output: Most hormones are __ based.


Input: [Answer] Amino acid-based hormones - derrived from simple amino acid derrivatives [Question]

Output: Amines & thyroxine are what kind of hormones?


Input: [Answer] Amino acid-based - short chains & long polymers [Question]

Output: Peptide & protein hormones are?


Input: [Answer] Cholesterol [Question]

Output: Steroids are synthesized from __.


Input: [Answer] Steroids [Question]

Output: Gonadal & adrenocortical hormones are __.


Input: [Answer] Active lipids released by cell membranes - leukotrienes & prostaglandins - made from arachidonic acid - localized. [Question]

Output: What are eicosanoids?


Input: [Answer] Signaling chemicals & mediate inflammation & some allergic reactions. [Question]

Output: Leukotrienes are?


Input: [Answer] Multiple [Question]

Output: Prostaglandins have __ targets & effects.


Input: [Answer] Eicosanoids [Question]

Output: Prostaglandins & leukotrienes are __.


Input: [Answer] alter [Question]

Output: Hormones __ cell activity.


Input: [Answer] Alters membrane permeability (ion channels), stimulates enzyme synthesis, activate/deactivate enzymes, induces secretory activity, & stimulates mitosis [Question]

Output: Name some changes stimulated by hormones.


Input: [Answer] water-soluble hormones - act on receptors in plasma membrane [Question]

Output: All amino acid-based hormones (except thyroid) are __.


Input: [Answer] G proteins to 2nd messengers [Question]

Output: Water-soluble hormones couple via __.


Input: [Answer] lipid-soluble hormones [Question]

Output: Steroids & thyroid hormones are __.


Input: [Answer] Intracellular receptors, directly activating genes [Question]

Output: Lipid-soluble hormones act on __.


Input: [Answer] In plasma membrane because they cannot enter cell [Question]

Output: Receptors for water-soluble hormones are where?


Input: [Answer] inside cell because they can enter cell [Question]

Output: Receptors for lipid-soluble hormones are where?


Input: [Answer] Plasma membrane of target cell [Question]

Output: Steroid hormones (and thyroid) diffuses through __.


Input: [Answer] DNA specific for it [Question]

Output: Steroid hormones bind to receptor that is bound to a region of __.


Input: [Answer] bound to DNA even in absense of thyroid hormone. [Question]

Output: Thyroid hormone receptors are always __.


Input: [Answer] When steroid hormone binds to receptor on DNA & prompts transcription of DNA. [Question]

Output: What "turns" on a gene?


Input: [Answer] thyroxine [Question]

Output: Nearly all body cells have __ receptors which is the principal hormone stimulating cellular metabolism.


Input: [Answer] hormones - just by binding to receptors [Question]

Output: __ are molecular triggers rather than information molecules.


Input: [Answer] (1) blood levels of the hormone, (2) # of receptors, (3) affinity (strength) of bond [Question]

Output: 3 factors on which target cell activation depends.


Input: [Answer] When target cells form more receptors in response to increase in blood levels of specific hormone [Question]

Output: What is "up-regulation" regarding hormones?


Input: [Answer] Loss of receptors due to high hormone blood concentrations to prevent cell from overreacting. [Question]

Output: What is "down-regulation" regarding hormones?


Input: [Answer] plasma proteins [Question]

Output: Lipid-soluble hormones (steroids & thyroid hormone) travel in bloodstream attached to __.


Input: [Answer] Kidneys & liver [Question]

Output: Most hormones are removed from body by which organs?


Input: [Answer] Water-soluble [Question]

Output: Which type of hormones have shortest half-life?


Input: [Answer] permissiveness, synergism, & antagonism [Question]

Output: 3 types of hormone interaction.


Input: [Answer] When 1 hormone cannot exert its effects w/o another hormone present - ie. reproductive system needing thyroid [Question]

Output: Permissiveness hormone interactions are?


Input: [Answer] Where more than 1 hormone produces same effects & amplifies effects - ie. glucagon (pancreas) + epinephrine both cause liver to release glucose = 150% higher together than alone. [Question]

Output: Synergism of hormone interaction is?


Input: [Answer] When 1 hormone opposes action of another - ie. insulin lowers blood glucose & is antagonized by glucagon which acts to raise it. [Question]

Output: Antagonism of hormone interaction is?


Input: [Answer] only w/in a narrow range. [Question]

Output: Blood levels of many hormones vary __.


Input: [Answer] Simplest of endocrine control system - when some endocrine glands secrete hormones in redirect response to change in blood levels of certain ions or nutrients. [Question]

Output: What is humoral stimuli?


Input: [Answer] Parathyroid glands secrete PTH when they sense decline in blood Ca2+ levels - also insulin & aldosterone [Question]

Output: Give example of humoral stimuli.


Input: [Answer] When nerve fibers stimulate hormone release - ie. sympathetic NS stimulation of adrenal medulla to release catecholamines during stress. [Question]

Output: What is neural stimuli regarding hormone secretion?


Input: [Answer] When glands release hormones in response to hormones produced by other organs - ie. release of most anterior pituitary hormones regulated by inhibiting hormones produced by hypothalamus. [Question]

Output: What is hormonal stimuli regarding hormone secretion?


Input: [Answer] hypothalmic-pituitary-target loop [Question]

Output: Which feedback loop lies at core of endocrinology?


Input: [Answer] hormonal, humoral, & neural stimuli [Question]

Output: Name the "turn on" factors of hormone release.


Input: [Answer] The nervous system [Question]

Output: What makes adjustments to endocrine system?


Input: [Answer] Parafollicular cells of the thyroid gland. [Question]

Output: What are "C - Cells"?


Input: [Answer] ANP - atrial natriuretic peptide [Question]

Output: The atria of heart contain cardiac muscle cells that secrete __.


Input: [Answer] Blood volume, BP, & sodium concentration. [Question]

Output: ANP reduces what?


Input: [Answer] Hormone-secreting cells in the mucosa of GI tract. [Question]

Output: What are enteroendocrine cells?


Input: [Answer] hCG - human chorionic gonadotropin. [Question]

Output: Name a female hormone specific to the placenta.


Input: [Answer] Signals bone marrow to increase RBC production. [Question]

Output: Erythropoietin - a hormone from kidney cells - does what?


Input: [Answer] Cholecalciferol - vitamin D3 - that is modified in liver & activated in kidney & changed to calcitrol. [Question]

Output: Skin releases what kind of steroid hormone?


Input: [Answer] leptin [Question]

Output: Adipose cells release __ following uptake of glucose.