Input: [Keyword] youtube [Occur] 1 [Title] No [H1] No [H2] No [H3] No [Description]

Output: No

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Input: [Keyword] enjoy [Occur] 1 [Title] No [H1] No [H2] No [H3] No [Description]

Output: No

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Input: [Keyword] proxy4free [Occur] 1 [Title] No [H1] No [H2] No [H3] No [Description]

Output: No

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Input: Total Loss No total loss reported to CARFAX. [Owner 2] No Issues Reported [Owner 1]

Output: No Issues Reported

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2012 FORD TAURUS SEL: 1FAHP2EW0CG139828


Input: Structural Damage No structural damage reported to CARFAX. [Owner 2] No Issues Reported [Owner 1]

Output: No Issues Reported

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2012 FORD TAURUS SEL: 1FAHP2EW0CG139828


Input: Airbag Deployment No airbag deployment reported to CARFAX. [Owner 2] No Issues Reported [Owner 1]

Output: No Issues Reported

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2012 FORD TAURUS SEL: 1FAHP2EW0CG139828


Input: Odometer Check No indication of an odometer rollback. [Owner 2] No Issues Indicated [Owner 1]

Output: No Issues Indicated

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2012 FORD TAURUS SEL: 1FAHP2EW0CG139828


Input: Accident / Damage No accidents or damage reported to CARFAX. [Owner 2] No Issues Reported [Owner 1]

Output: No Issues Reported

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2012 FORD TAURUS SEL: 1FAHP2EW0CG139828


Input: Manufacturer Recall At least 1 manufacturer recall requires service. Locate an authorized Ford or Lincoln Mercury dealer or call 866-436-7332 to obtain more information about this recall. [Owner 2] Recall Reported [Owner 1]

Output: No Recalls Reported

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2012 FORD TAURUS SEL: 1FAHP2EW0CG139828


Input: Basic Warranty Original warranty estimated to have expired. [Owner 2] Warranty Expired [Owner 1]

Output: Warranty Expired

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2012 FORD TAURUS SEL: 1FAHP2EW0CG139828


Input: [Feature] Transactional filesystem [ZFS] YES [BTRFS]

Output: YES


Input: [Feature] Journaling [ZFS] NO [Remarks] Not a design flaw, but ZFS is robust by design... See page 7 of "ZFS The last word on filesystems". [BTRFS]

Output: YES


Input: [Feature] Dividable pool of data storage [ZFS] YES [BTRFS]

Output: YES


Input: [Feature] Read-only snapshot support [ZFS] YES [BTRFS]

Output: YES


Input: [Feature] Writable snapshot support [ZFS] YES [BTRFS]

Output: YES


Input: [Feature] Sending/Receiving a snapshot over the network [ZFS] YES [BTRFS]

Output: YES


Input: [Feature] Rollback capabilities [ZFS] YES [Remarks] While ZFS knows where and how to rollback the data (on-line), BTRFS requires a bit more work from the system administrator (off-line). [BTRFS]

Output: YES


Input: [Feature] Virtual block-device emulation [ZFS] YES [BTRFS]

Output: NO


Input: [Feature] Data deduplication [ZFS] YES [Remarks] Built-in in ZFS, third party tool (bedup) in BTRFS [BTRFS]

Output: YES


Input: [Feature] Data blocks reoptimization [ZFS] NO [Remarks] ZFS is missing a "block pointer rewrite functionality", true on all known implementations so far. Not a major performance crippling however. BTRFS can do on-line data defragmentation. [BTRFS]

Output: YES


Input: [Feature] Built-in data redundancy support [ZFS] YES [Remarks] ZFS has a sort of RAID-5/6 (but better! RAID-Z{1,2,3}) capability, BTRFS only fully supports data mirroring at this point, however some works remains to be done on parity bits handling by BTRFS. [BTRFS]

Output: YES


Input: [Feature] Management by attributes [ZFS] YES [Remarks] Nearly everything touching ZFS management is related to attributes manipulation (quotas, sharing over NFS, encryption, compression...), BTRFS also retain the concept but it les less aggressively used. [BTRFS]

Output: NO


Input: [Feature] Production quality code [ZFS] NO [Remarks] ZFS support in Linux is not considered as production quality (yet) although it is very robust. Several operating systems like Solaris/OpenIndiana have a production quality implementation, Solaris/OpenIndiana is now installed in ZFS datasets by defaults. [BTRFS]

Output: NO


Input: [Feature] Integrated within the Linux kernel tree [ZFS] NO [Remarks] ZFS is released under the CDDL license... [BTRFS]

Output: YES


Input: [Metric] Relative Strength [MKC Rank] Sign Up For Ticker Ranking [MKC Avg Ranking] Sign Up For Sector Ranking [Notes]

Output: Stock is performing in-line with the market or better.

MKC: Dividend Date & History for McCormick & Co.


Input: [Metric] Overall Yield Attractiveness [MKC Rank] Sign Up For Ticker Ranking [MKC Avg Ranking] Sign Up For Sector Ranking [Notes]

Output: Stock's dividend yield is adequate.

MKC: Dividend Date & History for McCormick & Co.


Input: [Metric] Dividend Reliability [MKC Rank] Sign Up For Ticker Ranking [MKC Avg Ranking] Sign Up For Sector Ranking [Notes]

Output: This rating is related to the length and consistency of a company's dividend payouts, as well as our opinion on how likely the company is to continue payouts in the future.

MKC: Dividend Date & History for McCormick & Co.


Input: [Metric] Dividend Uptrend [MKC Rank] Sign Up For Ticker Ranking [MKC Avg Ranking] Sign Up For Sector Ranking [Notes]

Output: Dividend payouts are consistent, but increases small.

MKC: Dividend Date & History for McCormick & Co.


Input: [Metric] Earnings Growth [MKC Rank] Sign Up For Ticker Ranking [MKC Avg Ranking] Sign Up For Sector Ranking [Notes]

Output: Earnings estimates are uptrending.

MKC: Dividend Date & History for McCormick & Co.


Input: [Metric] DARS Rating [MKC Rank] Sign Up For Ticker Ranking [MKC Avg Ranking] Sign Up For Sector Ranking [Notes]

Output: Sign Up For DARS Ratings

MKC: Dividend Date & History for McCormick & Co.


Input: [Myth] You can't get pregnant the first time you have vaginal intercourse. [Truth]

Output: Getting pregnant has nothing to do with how many times you have sex. If you are near the time of ovulation when you have sexual intercourse, you can get pregnant.

Birth Control: Myths About Sex and Pregnancy | Cigna

Myths and truths about becoming pregnant


Input: [Myth] You can't get pregnant if you are very young. [Truth]

Output: If you have started your periods, you can get pregnant, even if your body is not mature enough to handle the stress of pregnancy. In fact, some girls ovulate a couple of weeks before their first-ever period. Girls age 10 or 11 are known to have become pregnant.

Birth Control: Myths About Sex and Pregnancy | Cigna


Input: [Myth] You can't get pregnant if you have sex standing up. [Truth]

Output: Position has nothing to do with getting pregnant. The egg and sperm can move no matter what position your body is in.

Birth Control: Myths About Sex and Pregnancy | Cigna


Input: [Myth] You can't get pregnant if you have sex during your period. [Truth]

Output: Although the chance of getting pregnant at this time is less for most women, if you have short menstrual cycles (fewer than 28 days) or irregular periods, you may be able to get pregnant if you have sex during your period.

Birth Control: Myths About Sex and Pregnancy | Cigna


Input: [Myth] You can't get pregnant if you have sex in a hot tub. [Truth]

Output: You can get pregnant if you have unprotected sex, regardless of where you are.

Birth Control: Myths About Sex and Pregnancy | Cigna


Input: [Myth] Douching after sex will prevent pregnancy. [Truth]

Output: Douching doesn't work. If you have unplanned sex or a condom breaks, use emergency contraception .

Birth Control: Myths About Sex and Pregnancy | Cigna


Input: [2] Teen (T) [3] Mature (M) [4] Adult (A) [1]

Output: General (G)


Input: [0] Overview [2] May not be suitable for children under the age of 13 [3] May not be suitable for children under the age of 17 [4] Content that is generally recognized as appropriate only for or that is legally restricted to persons at least the age of majority in their region. [1]

Output: All ages


Input: [0] Violence [2] Mild to moderate cartoon, fantasy, or realistic violence [3] Frequent, intense or graphic cartoon, fantasy, or realistic violence [4] Extreme depictions of graphic violence appropriate only for or legally restricted to persons at least 18 years of age. [1]

Output: Minimal cartoon or fantasy violence


Input: [0] Sexual Content [2] Infrequent/Mild sexual content, situations, or themes [3] Intense/Frequent sexual content, situations, or themes [4] BlackBerry World will not accept apps with graphic nudity [1]

Output: Little or no sexual content, situations, or themes


Input: [0] Language [2] Infrequent/Mild profanity or crude humor [3] Intense or graphic profanity/crude humor [4] BlackBerry World will not accept Hate Speech [1]

Output: No strong or coarse language


Input: [0] Alcohol, Tobacco, Drug Use [2] Infrequent/Mild [3] Intense/Frequent drug/alcohol use or reference [4] Content designed to encourage/promote drug or alcohol abuse, or content appropriate only for or that is legally restricted to persons at least 18 years of age [1]


Input: [0] Gambling [2] Simulated [3] Simulated [4] As permitted by law for persons at least 18 years of age [1]


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

Output: Only quarterbacks

Player List | Fantasy Football | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] RB [What it Means] Running Back [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only running backs

Player List | Fantasy Football | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] WR [What it Means] Wide Receiver [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only wide receivers

Player List | Fantasy Football | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] TE [What it Means] Tight End [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only tight ends

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Input: [Pos] W/R [What it Means] Wide Receiver/Running Back [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any wide receiver or running back

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Input: [Pos] W/T [What it Means] Wide Receiver/Tight End [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any wide receiver or tight end

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Input: [Pos] Q/WR/RB/TE [What it Means] Quarterback/Wide Receiver/Running Back/Tight End [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any quarterback, wide receiver, running back or tight end

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Input: [Pos] WR/RB/TE [What it Means] Wide Receiver/Running Back/Tight End [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any wide receiver, running back or tight end

Player List | Fantasy Football | Yahoo Sports


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

Output: Only kickers

Player List | Fantasy Football | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] DEF [What it Means] Defensive Team [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only team defenses

Player List | Fantasy Football | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] D [What it Means] Defensive Player [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any defensive player

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Input: [Pos] DL [What it Means] Defensive Lineman [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only defensive linemen

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Input: [Pos] DB [What it Means] Defensive Back [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only defensive backs

Player List | Fantasy Football | Yahoo Sports


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

Output: Only linebackers

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Input: [Pos] CB [What it Means] Corner Back [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only corner backs

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

Output: Only safties

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

Output: Any player

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Input: [Spindle Cell Lipoma] Predominantly back of neck, upper back, shoulders [Angiolipoma]

Output: Very rare on neck, upper back

Printable - Spindle Cell Lipoma - Surgical Pathology Criteria - Stanford University School of Medicine


Input: [Spindle Cell Lipoma] Usually solitary [Angiolipoma]

Output: Frequently multiple

Printable - Spindle Cell Lipoma - Surgical Pathology Criteria - Stanford University School of Medicine


Input: [Spindle Cell Lipoma] CD34 positive [Angiolipoma]

Output: CD34 stains only endothelium and scattered cells

Printable - Spindle Cell Lipoma - Surgical Pathology Criteria - Stanford University School of Medicine


Input: [Spindle Cell Lipoma] Prominent spindle cell component [Angiolipoma]

Output: Prominent vascularity

Printable - Spindle Cell Lipoma - Surgical Pathology Criteria - Stanford University School of Medicine


Input: [Spindle Cell Lipoma] No fibrin thrombi [Angiolipoma]

Output: Frequent fibrin thrombi

Printable - Spindle Cell Lipoma - Surgical Pathology Criteria - Stanford University School of Medicine


Input: [Spindle Cell Lipoma] May contain pleomorphic cells (admixed pleomorphic lipoma) [Angiolipoma]

Output: No pleomorphic cells

Printable - Spindle Cell Lipoma - Surgical Pathology Criteria - Stanford University School of Medicine


Input: [Item] Race [Method of coding] Automated with clerical follow-up [Type of coding]

Output: Backcoding

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2010 (5-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Item] Hispanic origin [Method of coding] Automated with clerical follow-up [Type of coding]

Output: Backcoding

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2010 (5-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Item] Ancestry [Method of coding] Automated with clerical follow-up [Type of coding]

Output: Backcoding

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2010 (5-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Item] Language [Method of coding] Automated with clerical follow-up [Type of coding]

Output: Backcoding

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2010 (5-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Item] Industry [Method of coding] Clerical [Type of coding]

Output: Industry

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2010 (5-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Item] Occupation [Method of coding] Clerical [Type of coding]

Output: Occupation

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2010 (5-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Item] Place of birth [Method of coding] Automated with clerical follow-up [Type of coding]

Output: Geocoding

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2010 (5-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Item] Migration [Method of coding] Automated with clerical follow-up [Type of coding]

Output: Geocoding

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2010 (5-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Item] Place of work [Method of coding] Automated with clerical follow-up [Type of coding]

Output: Geocoding

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2010 (5-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Boolean Name] android_cts [Comments] Allow the Android CTS to run if TRUE. Do not enable in production policy. [Default state]

Output: FALSE


Input: [Boolean Name] app_external_sdcard_rw [Comments] Allow untrusted_app domain external SD card rw access if TRUE. [Default state]

Output: TRUE


Input: [Boolean Name] app_internal_sdcard_rw [Comments] Allow untrusted_app domain internal SD card rw access if TRUE. [Default state]

Output: TRUE


Input: [Boolean Name] debugfs [Comments] Allow domain rw access on debugfs if TRUE. [Default state]

Output: FALSE


Input: [Boolean Name] in_qemu [Comments] Allow domain rw access on /sys/qemu_trace files in the emulator if TRUE. Note that when running the emulator this is automatically set TRUE on boot (see init.goldfish.rc) [Default state]

Output: FALSE


Input: [Boolean Name] support_runas [Comments] Support the Android adb shell run-as command if TRUE. [Default state]

Output: TRUE


Input: [Boolean Name] system_app_manage [Comments] When set to TRUE will allow the system_app domain the ability to manage SE for Android (as well as the system domain). When set to FALSE only the system domain can manage SE for Android. The management is based on the status of the manage_selinux and manage_mac booleans logically anded with system_app_manage i.e. if system_app_manage is TRUE, but mmac_manage is FALSE, the system_app domain will not be able to manage MMAC. [Default state]

Output: FALSE


Input: [Boolean Name] manage_selinux [Comments] Allow management of SELinux policy if TRUE. Also see the system_app_manage boolean. [Default state]

Output: TRUE


Input: [Boolean Name] manage_mac [Comments] Allow management of MMAC policy if TRUE. Also see the system_app_manage boolean. [Default state]

Output: TRUE


Input: [State] Alabama [Method]

Output: Lethal injection or electrocution

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Alaska [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Arizona1 [Method]

Output: Lethal injection or gas

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Arkansas2, * [Method]

Output: Lethal injection or electrocution

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] California* [Method]

Output: Lethal injection or gas

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Colorado* [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Connecticut [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Delaware* [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] District of Columbia [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Florida [Method]

Output: Lethal injection or electrocution

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Georgia [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Hawaii [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Idaho [Method]

Output: Lethal injection or firing squad

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Illinois [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Indiana [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Iowa [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Kansas [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Kentucky3, * [Method]

Output: Lethal injection or electrocution

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Louisiana [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Maine [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Maryland4 [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Massachusetts [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Michigan [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Minnesota [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Mississippi [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Missouri [Method]

Output: Lethal injection or gas

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Montana [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Nebraska [Method]

Output: Electrocution

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Nevada* [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] New Hampshire5 [Method]

Output: Lethal injection or hanging

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] New Jersey [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] New Mexico [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] New York [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] North Carolina* [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] North Dakota* [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Ohio [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Oklahoma6 [Method]

Output: Lethal injection, electrocution, or firing squad

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Oregon [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Pennsylvania [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Rhode Island [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] South Carolina [Method]

Output: Lethal injection or electrocution

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] South Dakota [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Tennessee7, * [Method]

Output: Lethal injection or electrocution

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Texas [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Utah [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Vermont [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Virginia [Method]

Output: Lethal injection or electrocution

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Washington [Method]

Output: Lethal injection or hanging

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] West Virginia [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Wisconsin [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Wyoming8 [Method]

Output: Lethal injection or gas

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Federal system9 [Method]

Output: Lethal injection

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] American Samoa [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Guam [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Puerto Rico [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [State] Virgin Islands [Method]

Output: No death penalty

Methods of Execution Used in Capital Punishment


Input: [Faculty Name] Wilcox, Richard [Research Interests] During the past several years Dr. Wilcox's research has embraced four major content/methods areas: Computational chemistry models of drug - receptor interactions, Quantitative models of drug … [Department(s)]

Output: Pharmacology and Toxicology

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Input: [Faculty Name] Shear, Jason [Research Interests] Bioanalytical and Biophysical Studies of Chemical Microenvironments The research of the Shear Labs is directed toward design and implementation of optical strategies for investigating the chemistry of … [Department(s)]

Output: Chemistry and Biochemistry

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Input: [Faculty Name] Poenie, Martin [Research Interests] Poenie's research could generally be described as the cell biology of T lymphocytes. During T cell activation, a dramatic cytoskeletal rearrangement takes place that serves as a prelude to … [Department(s)]

Output: School of Biological Sciences; Section of Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology

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Input: [Faculty Name] Morrisett, Richard [Research Interests] Dr. Morrisett's primary research interests center upon the role of amino-acid derived neurotransmitter systems and synaptic transmission in alterations that underlie a variety of forms of neural … [Department(s)]

Output: School of Biological Sciences; Pharmacology and Toxicology; College of Pharmacy

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Input: [Faculty Name] Morikawa, Hitoshi [Research Interests] The overall goal of his research is to advance our understanding of the physiology and pathophysiology of the central dopaminergic system at the cellular, synaptic and local circuit levels. To achieve … [Department(s)]

Output: School of Biological Sciences; Section of Neurobiology

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Input: [Faculty Name] Mills, Edward [Research Interests] Projects in Dr. Mills' laboratory incorporate rodent, nematode, cell-based, and biochemical approaches to explore the mechanisms regulating mitochondrial respiratory inefficiency, and the role of … [Department(s)]

Output: Pharmacology and Toxicology

Waggoner Center for Alcohol and Addiction Research - Research Unit - EUREKA


Input: [Faculty Name] Mihic, S [Research Interests] Molecular sites of action of alcohol, sedatives, and anesthetics on GABAA, glycine, and serotonin-3 receptors. [Department(s)]

Output: School of Biological Sciences; Section of Neurobiology

Waggoner Center for Alcohol and Addiction Research - Research Unit - EUREKA


Input: [Faculty Name] Messing, Robert [Research Interests] My primary discipline is neuroscience and major interest is in molecular pharmacology, particularly as it relates to addiction. My laboratory uses gene targeting and RNA interference in rodents to … [Department(s)]

Output: College of Pharmacy

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Input: [Faculty Name] Martin, Stephen [Research Interests] Inventing and developing general tactics and strategies for the synthesis of natural and unnatural products of biological or structural interest [Department(s)]

Output: Chemistry and Biochemistry

Waggoner Center for Alcohol and Addiction Research - Research Unit - EUREKA


Input: [Faculty Name] Leslie, Steven [Research Interests] Our research focuses on the roles of voltage-dependent calcium channels and excitatory amino acid receptors in brain development in utero and in alcohol-related neurodevelopmental disorders caused by … [Department(s)]

Output: College of Pharmacy

Waggoner Center for Alcohol and Addiction Research - Research Unit - EUREKA


Input: [Faculty Name] Jones, Theresa [Research Interests] Plasticity of neural structure and synaptic connectivity in adult animals following brain damage and during learning [Department(s)]

Output: Psychology

Waggoner Center for Alcohol and Addiction Research - Research Unit - EUREKA


Input: [Faculty Name] Iyer, Vishwanath [Research Interests] Our lab is interested in understanding how gene expression is regulated across a eukaryotic genome, in normal cells and in disease. Nearly all cells respond to physiological or developmental cues by … [Department(s)]

Output: College of Natural Sciences

Waggoner Center for Alcohol and Addiction Research - Research Unit - EUREKA


Input: [Faculty Name] Harris, R [Research Interests] Molecular mechanisms responsible for alcoholism and drug dependence [Department(s)]

Output: School of Biological Sciences; Section of Neurobiology

Waggoner Center for Alcohol and Addiction Research - Research Unit - EUREKA


Input: [Faculty Name] Fromme, Kim [Research Interests] Etiology and prevention of alcohol abuse and associated negative consequences among adolescents and young adults; individual, environmental, and social factors that influence the developmental … [Department(s)]

Output: Psychology

Waggoner Center for Alcohol and Addiction Research - Research Unit - EUREKA


Input: [Faculty Name] Farrar, Roger [Research Interests] Exercise science; physiology; exercise training; effects on muscles; interventions and correlates of muscular atrophy; rowing ergometry as an intervention for firefighter fitness; strength training to … [Department(s)]

Output: Kinesiology & Health Education

Waggoner Center for Alcohol and Addiction Research - Research Unit - EUREKA


Input: [Faculty Name] Erickson, Carlton [Research Interests] I am interested in addiction science education, performed through the dissemination of new research findings on drug addiction in lay language. [Department(s)]

Output: College of Pharmacy

Waggoner Center for Alcohol and Addiction Research - Research Unit - EUREKA


Input: [Faculty Name] Ellington, Andrew [Research Interests] The Ellington lab is primarily interested in developing tools for the delivery of nucleic acids into and out of cells, and acellular systems for the evolution of synthetic genetic circuits. The … [Department(s)]

Output: Chemistry and Biochemistry

Waggoner Center for Alcohol and Addiction Research - Research Unit - EUREKA


Input: [Faculty Name] Duvauchelle, Christine [Research Interests] The focus of our research is to explore behavioral and neural substrates of drug use and addiction using animal models. Currently, we are using ultrasonic vocalization (USV) detection as a direct … [Department(s)]

Output: Pharmacology and Toxicology; Psychology

Waggoner Center for Alcohol and Addiction Research - Research Unit - EUREKA


Input: [Faculty Name] Dominguez, Juan [Research Interests] Neural regulation of motivated behaviors, especially mating; sexual behavior as a prototypic model for understanding motivation and its associated disorders; neuroendocrinological factors of … [Department(s)]

Output: Psychology

Waggoner Center for Alcohol and Addiction Research - Research Unit - EUREKA


Input: [Faculty Name] Blednov, Yuri [Research Interests] The overall goal is to define the molecular actions of alcohol and related drugs on brain signalling systems and to understand the molecular basis of genetic differences in alcohol susceptibility. Our … [Department(s)]

Output: School of Biological Sciences

Waggoner Center for Alcohol and Addiction Research - Research Unit - EUREKA


Input: [Faculty Name] Atkinson, Nigel [Research Interests] Molecular neurobiology and genetics of ion channels in Drosophila; a mix of molecular biology, electrophysiology, genetics and behavior. Molecular biology of ion channels in neurons and muscles. [Department(s)]

Output: School of Biological Sciences; Section of Neurobiology

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Input: [Faculty Name] Aldrich, Richard [Research Interests] Understanding the mechanisms of ion channel function and the role of ion channels in electrical signaling and physiology [Department(s)]

Output: School of Biological Sciences; Section of Neurobiology

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Input: [Purpose] Summarizes the key points of the business plan, including a brief description of the product, market opportunity, and funds sought [Weakness] None [Section]

Output: Executive summary

The Elements of a Good Business Plan - For Dummies

Elements of a Business Plan


Input: [Purpose] Explains the history of the concept, purpose, and management team [Weakness] None [Section]

Output: Background information

The Elements of a Good Business Plan - For Dummies

Elements of a Business Plan


Input: [Purpose] Explains the marketing methods, segments, and so on [Weakness] Can presuppose the value proposition, marketability, and ability of product to generate profitable sales [Section]

Output: Marketing plan

The Elements of a Good Business Plan - For Dummies

Elements of a Business Plan


Input: [Purpose] Shows management expertise and operational systems [Weakness] Spends significant energy explaining how company will deliver on sales that may never happen [Section]

Output: Operations plan

The Elements of a Good Business Plan - For Dummies

Elements of a Business Plan


Input: [Purpose] Shows expected profitability of the company under various scenarios [Weakness] May assume sales targets will simply happen when more proof is needed to show how sales will occur [Section]

Output: Financial plan

The Elements of a Good Business Plan - For Dummies

Elements of a Business Plan


Input: [Purpose] Explains potential risks and how they’ll be mitigated [Weakness] None [Section]

Output: Risk analysis

The Elements of a Good Business Plan - For Dummies

Elements of a Business Plan


Input: [Switch] -e [Description]

Output: extract only, do not install; will extract the archive to ~/ unless the -o option is used

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Table 7.47.4a: pbi_add Options [Tables 1]


Input: [Switch] -f [Description]

Output: force installation, overwriting an already installed copy of the application

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Input: [Switch] -g [Description]

Output: show path to icons and images for GUI installations

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Input: [Switch] -i [Description]

Output: display information about specified PBI; if combined with -v, will display all of the files that will be installed with the PBI

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Input: [Switch] -l [Description]

Output: display license for specified PBI

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Input: [Switch] -o outdir [Description]

Output: specify the directory to use when extracting the PBI with -e

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Input: [Switch] -r [Description]

Output: remote fetch installation file from update server; the system version will be automatically determined in order to fetch the correct file and resume support is built-in

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Input: [Switch] -R [Description]

Output: remote fetch the install file from the update server but do not install

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Input: [Switch] -v [Description]

Output: enable verbose output

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Input: [Switch] --checkscript [Description]

Output: display any custom scripts used in the installation/removal of the PBI

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Input: [Switch] --licagree [Description]

Output: agree to license terms and conditions; to view the license, use -l

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Input: [Switch] --no-checksig [Description]

Output: skip the openssl signature verification of the PBI data

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Input: [Switch] --no-checksum [Description]

Output: skip the checksum verification of the archive data

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Input: [Switch] --no-hash [Description]

Output: disable using the shared hash dir

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Input: [Switch] --repo repoid [Description]

Output: specify which repository to use

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Input: [Switch] --rArch arch [Description]

Output: manually specify the PBI architecture type of i386 or amd64

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Input: [Switch] --rVer version [Description]

Output: specify which version of the PBI to install

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Input: [0] Disease [1] Definition [2] Causes [3] Signs [5] Prevention [4]

Output: Treatment

Horse Care: Hoof Problems Are A Whole Horse Problem


Input: [0] Abscesses [1] Infections of the soft portion of the hoof [2] Usually start as a result of a puncture wound or injury [3] - Lameness with severe pain - May see dark spot on hoof - Some abscesses may open and drain [5] - Good hoof care to prevent cracks and injuries, including topical protection - Early diagnosis provides a much better prognosis [4]

Output: - Consult your veterinarian - Abscess will need to be opened to allow drainage - Antibiotics for deeper abscesses - Severe abscesses may require long-term treatment with regular dressing changes - Ensure tetanus vaccination is up to date

Horse Care: Hoof Problems Are A Whole Horse Problem


Input: [0] Contracted Heels [1] The heel area narrows such that the width at the base of the frog is less than 2/3 the width of the widest part of the hoof [2] - Poor conformation - genetics - Dry environment leading to loss of moisture in hoof - Improper shoeing or poor hoof trimming - Lack of exercise [3] - The width at the base of the frog is less than 2/3 the width of the widest part of the hoof - Can often lead to other hoof problems [5] - Proper hoof trimming and shoeing - Providing adequate exercise [4]

Output: - Consult your veterinarian - Proper hoof trimming (may take months of regular trimming to resolve) and, if necessary, corrective shoeing - Restore hoof moisture - Ensure tetanus vaccination is up to date

Horse Care: Hoof Problems Are A Whole Horse Problem


Input: [0] Corns [1] Bruise of the sole at the back of the hoof at the angle between the wall and the bars [2] Improper shoeing or poor hoof trimming [3] - Yellow or red discoloration of the sole, usually on the front feet - Possible lameness - Soreness of the area when using a hoof tester - Area of corn may become abscessed [5] - Proper hoof trimming and shoeing [4]

Output: - Consult your veterinarian - Corrective trimming - Shoeing to protect and transfer weight from the bruised area - Draining of the area if there is an abscess

Horse Care: Hoof Problems Are A Whole Horse Problem


Input: [0] Laminitis (Founder) [1] Inflammation of the sensitive lamina (the connective tissue between the hoof and the coffin bone). The circulation becomes disrupted. [2] - Poor foot trimming - Grain overload - Toxicity from colic - Certain steroid medications - Foot injury [3] - The signs are progressive. At first, walks as though on eggshells. Then weight shifted to rear feet. Then resists walking, and lies down much of the time. Can result in severe, permanent, life-threatening lameness. [5] - Proper shoeing - Good nutrition - avoid too much grain or concentrated carbohydrate - Provide good footing [4]

Output: - Consult your veterinarian - Radiographs (x-rays) often necessary - Provide soft footing - Give anti-inflammatory medications and medications that improve circulation to the foot - Corrective shoeing

Horse Care: Hoof Problems Are A Whole Horse Problem


Input: [0] Navicular Syndrome [1] Inflammation and degeneration of the navicular bone and surrounding tissues. This disease begins with inflammation and gradually results in deterioration of the bony tissue of the navicular bone. [2] - Genetics and poor conformation - Improper nutrition - Continual impact of the toe on hard surfaces [3] - Intermittent lameness that tends to get worse over time - Toe will become worn as it hits the ground before the heel - Usually affects front feet [5] - Proper breeding - Proper shoeing - Adequate exercise, avoiding athletic stress [4]

Output: - Consult your veterinarian - Proper trimming and shoeing - Medications to increase circulation and decrease pain - Surgery may be necessary

Horse Care: Hoof Problems Are A Whole Horse Problem


Input: [0] Sand Cracks [1] Vertical cracks in the hoof wall that start at the ground surface [2] - Improper shoeing - Excessively dry environment - Poor nutrition - Training on hard surfaces [3] - Crack usually visible. May not cause lameness if remains superficial. [5] - Proper shoeing - Good nutrition - Hoof moisturizer and protectant [4]

Output: - Consult your veterinarian - Corrective shoeing - Restrict activity - If deep, hoof repair and pain medication - Ensure tetanus vaccination is up to date

Horse Care: Hoof Problems Are A Whole Horse Problem


Input: [0] Seedy Toe [1] Separation of the hoof wall at the white line. Is sometimes used as a synonym for "white line disease" [2] Often a consequence of laminitis [3] Crumbly soft material at the junction of the hoof wall and sole (the white line) [5] - Prevent conditions that could lead to laminitis [4]

Output: - Consult your veterinarian - Hoof trimming and corrective shoeing - Ensure tetanus vaccination is up to date

Horse Care: Hoof Problems Are A Whole Horse Problem


Input: [0] Thrush [1] Bacterial infection of the frog [2] Frog consistently packed with manure, mud, or moist bedding [3] Foul-smelling, black, clay-like material in the area surrounding the frog [5] - Clean hooves regularly - Provide dry environment - Use a thrush topical [4]

Output: - Consult your veterinarian - Clean hooves - Improve sanitation and keep horse's feet dry - Use a drying agent if necessary - Ensure tetanus vaccination is up to date

Horse Care: Hoof Problems Are A Whole Horse Problem


Input: [0] White Line Disease [1] A breakdown of the protein in the inner hoof wall by bacteria and fungi [2] - Bacterial or fungal infection often associated with hoof injuries that allow entrance of the microorganisms - More common in humid conditions - Improper trimming [3] - Starts with powdery, chalky area located along the junction of the hoof wall and sole (the white line); then causes a separation of the wall and sole - Soreness - Abnormal growth of hoof wall [5] - Proper trimming - Prompt treatment of any other hoof condition - Proper nutrition - Good sanitation [4]

Output: - Consult your veterinarian - Hoof trimming to remove affected wall - Corrective shoeing - Medications to kill fungus and bacteria - Keep hoof clean and dry - Ensure tetanus vaccination is up to date

Horse Care: Hoof Problems Are A Whole Horse Problem


Input: Access to tech support for API Setup [Upgrade to unlock feature] Upgrade to unlock feature [Feature available_3] Feature available [Feature available]

Output: Feature available

quicksales - Online auction, shopping and FREE classifieds site - Buy or sell clothing, jewellery, computers, DVDs and more.


Input: Import listings via Turbo Lister, xls, FTP, API, Magento [Upgrade to unlock feature] Feature available [Feature available_3] Feature available [Feature available]

Output: Feature available

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Input: Assistance with building qShop [Upgrade to unlock feature] Upgrade to unlock feature [Feature available_3] Feature available [Feature available]

Output: Upgrade to unlock feature

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Input: Assistance with managing your listings* [Upgrade to unlock feature] Upgrade to unlock feature [Feature available_3] Feature available [Feature available]

Output: Upgrade to unlock feature

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Input: Assistance with creating descriptions, listing templates, logos, banners, terms and conditions [Upgrade to unlock feature] Upgrade to unlock feature [Feature available_3] Feature available [Feature available]

Output: Upgrade to unlock feature

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Input: Two hour inventory photo shoot [Upgrade to unlock feature] Upgrade to unlock feature [Feature available_3] Fees Apply [Feature available]

Output: Fees Apply

quicksales - Online auction, shopping and FREE classifieds site - Buy or sell clothing, jewellery, computers, DVDs and more.


Input: [Business] Carbits Otago [Location] Dunedin [Type]

Output: Automotive Dismantlers

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Input: [Business] Automotion [Location] Dunedin [Type]

Output: Servicing and Mechanics

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Input: [Business] Central City Car Painters LTD [Location] Dunedin [Type]

Output: Paint and Panel

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Input: [Business] Brookseys Auto Repair Shop Ltd [Location] Greymouth [Type]

Output: Paint and Panel | Windscreens | Servicing and Mechanics

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Input: [Business] Howat Auto Service [Location] Milton [Type]

Output: Servicing and Mechanics

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Input: [Business] Midas Car Care [Location] Dunedin [Type]

Output: Servicing and Mechanics

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Input: [Business] Queenstown Towing & Auto Spares [Location] Queenstown [Type]

Output: Automotive Dismantlers

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Input: [Business] Glenorchy Motors LTD [Location] Otago [Type]

Output: Service Stations

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Input: [First-Half Grade] C [Final Grade] D [Positional Unit]

Output: Pass Offense

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New York Giants Game Grades


Input: [First-Half Grade] B [Final Grade] B+ [Positional Unit]

Output: Run Offense

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New York Giants Game Grades


Input: [First-Half Grade] F [Final Grade] C- [Positional Unit]

Output: Pass Defense

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New York Giants Game Grades


Input: [First-Half Grade] B [Final Grade] B- [Positional Unit]

Output: Run Defense

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New York Giants Game Grades


Input: [First-Half Grade] B+ [Final Grade] A- [Positional Unit]

Output: Special Teams

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New York Giants Game Grades


Input: [First-Half Grade] C [Final Grade] C- [Positional Unit]

Output: Coaching

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New York Giants Game Grades


Input: [Description] The /var/yp/NISLDAPmapping and /var/yp/ypserv files that the ypserv daemon uses to start the master server in N2L mode. See the NISLDAPmapping(4) and ypserv(4) man pages for details. [Term]

Output: N2L configuration files


Input: [Description] In the context of the N2L service, the term map is used in two ways: To refer to a database file in which NIS stores a specific type of information To describe the process of mapping NIS information to or from the LDAP DIT [Term]

Output: map


Input: [Description] The process of converting NIS entries to or from LDAP DIT entries. [Term]

Output: mapping


Input: [Description] The NISLDAPmapping file that establishes how to map entries between NIS and LDAP files. [Term]

Output: mapping file


Input: [Description] Commonly used NIS maps that are supported by the N2L service without requiring manual modification to the mapping file. A list of supported standard maps is provided in Supported Standard Mappings. [Term]

Output: standard maps


Input: [Description] Standard NIS maps that are customized to use mappings between NIS and the LDAP DIT other than the mappings identified in RFC 2307 or its successor. [Term]

Output: nonstandard maps


Input: [Description] Any map that is not a standard map and therefore requires manual modifications to the mapping file when transitioning from NIS to LDAP. [Term]

Output: custom map


Input: [Description] Any traditional LDAP client that reads and writes to any LDAP server. A traditional LDAP client is a system that reads and writes to any LDAP server. A Solaris LDAP naming services client handles a customized subset of naming information. [Term]

Output: LDAP client


Input: [Description] A Solaris LDAP client that handles a customized subset of naming information. [Term]

Output: LDAP naming services client


Input: [Description] An NIS master server that has been reconfigured as an N2L server by using the N2L service. Reconfiguration includes replacing NIS daemons and adding new configuration files. [Term]

Output: N2L server


Input: [Key] Up [Normal] Ch up [VDR] Crsr up [Channels] Crsr up [Timers] Crsr up [Edit/New] Crsr up [Recordings] Crsr up [Replay]

Output: Play

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Input: [Key] Down [Normal] Ch down [VDR] Crsr down [Channels] Crsr down [Timers] Crsr down [Edit/New] Crsr down [Recordings] Crsr down [Replay]

Output: Pause

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Input: [Key] Left [Normal] Prev group [VDR] - [Channels] Page up [Timers] Page up [Edit/New] Decrement [Recordings] Page up [Replay]

Output: Search back

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Input: [Key] Right [Normal] Next group [VDR] - [Channels] Page down [Timers] Page down [Edit/New] Increment [Recordings] Page down [Replay]

Output: Search forward

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Input: [Key] Ok [Normal] Ch display [VDR] Select [Channels] Switch [Timers] Edit [Edit/New] Accept [Recordings] Play [Replay]

Output: Progress disp.

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Input: [Key] Menu [Normal] Menu on [VDR] Menu off [Channels] Menu off [Timers] Menu off [Edit/New] Menu off [Recordings] Menu off [Replay]

Output: Menu on

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Input: [Key] Back [Normal] - [VDR] Menu off [Channels] VDR menu [Timers] VDR menu [Edit/New] Discard [Recordings] VDR menu [Replay]

Output: Recordings menu

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Input: [Key] Red [Normal] - [VDR] Record [Channels] Edit [Timers] Edit [Edit/New] ABC/abc [Recordings] Play/Commands(2) [Replay]

Output: Jump

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Input: [Key] Green [Normal] - [VDR] Language [Channels] New [Timers] New [Edit/New] Ins/Ovr [Recordings] Rewind [Replay]

Output: Skip -60s

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Input: [Key] Yellow [Normal] - [VDR] Pause live [Channels] Delete [Timers] Delete [Edit/New] Delete [Recordings] Delete [Replay]

Output: Skip +60s

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Input: [Key] Blue [Normal] - [VDR] Stop/Resume [Channels] Mark [Timers] On/Off(1) [Edit/New] - [Recordings] Summary [Replay]

Output: Stop

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Input: [Key] 0..9 [Normal] Ch select [VDR] - [Channels] - [Timers] - [Edit/New] Numeric inp. [Recordings] Exec cmd(2) [Replay]

Output: Editing

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Input: [Description] The number of results, out of the total search results returned, that comply with this filter. [Property]

Output: count

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Input: [Description] A string that specifies the key that needs to be passed back to LocalSearchOverlay.search() method to retrieve the refined results. [Property]

Output: key

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Input: [Description] A string that provides a readable description of the filter. [Property]

Output: name

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Input: [Description] A string that specifies the filter type, of which there are two, represented by LocalSearchFilter.TYPE_RATING and LocalSearchFilter.TYPE_CATEGORY. Rating filters allow the user to refine the search by the rating of the search results usually from one to five stars. Category filters filter by a specific category of results. For example, a search for food might return category filters with names such as "grocery", "fast food", "cafes", etc. [Property]

Output: type

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Input: [Description] Possible value for the LocalSearchFilter.type property. If the type property is equal to the LocalSearchFilter.TYPE_CATEGORY constant, the search() method of the LocalSearchOverlay class can use the key attribute as its categoryFilter parameter. [Property]

Output: TYPE_CATEGORY

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Input: [Description] Possible value for the LocalSearchFilter.type property. If the type property is equal to the LocalSearchFilter.TYPE_RATING constant, the search() method of the LocalSearchOverlay class can use the key attribute as its ratingFilter parameter. [Property]

Output: TYPE_RATING

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Input: [Step] 1 [Description] While analyzing the Epitaph of Wisdom, Asamah has learned of a magical axe called Gazkh wielded by his ancestors. But there is something that cannot be discovered using only the Epitaph, and he asks for your help in obtaining the knowledge he needs. [Name]

Output: An Impossible Problem

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Input: [Step] 2 [Description] Asamah believes that the Gazkh fragment somehow caused Mushika's illness, and he suspects that the abnormal events occurring throughout the island are also related to the magical axe. Visit Ulu Kaimu for more information. [Name]

Output: Find the Pillars of Wisdom Again

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Input: [Step] 3 [Description] You have obtained the power necessary to awaken and question the sleeping Ulu Kaimu. Seek it's wisdom about the relationship between the strange events occurring throughout the island and the fragment of Gazkh. [Name]

Output: Dialogue with Ulu Kaimu

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Input: [Step] 4 [Description] While speaking with Ulu Kaim you heard the first verse of the unknown melody. You do not know its significance, but suspect that it may be an important clue. Memorize it. [Name]

Output: The Melody

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Input: [Step] 5 [Description] Ulu Kaimu was unable to completely answer the question. Instead, it tells you to find its kin, Balu Kaim and to seek additional knowledge there. [Name]

Output: Find Balu Kaimu

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Input: [Step] 6 [Description] You find Balu Kaimu and begin communication. Conduct the conversation more carefully this time in order to obtain the desired response. [Name]

Output: Coming to an Understanding with Balu Kaimu

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Input: [Step] 7 [Description] While speaking with Balu Kaim you hear a melody similar to the one you heard from Ulu Kaimu. It definitely seems to be important, so memorize it well. [Name]

Output: The Decisive Tune

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Input: [Step] 8 [Description] Balu Kaimu is able to give you a more substantial answer, and it even tells you that the unknown melody is a song once beloved by the ancient Elrokian warriors. To hear the rest of the story, though, you must find Chuta Kaimu. [Name]

Output: The Revealed Truth

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Input: [Step] 9 [Description] You finally communicate with Chuta Kaim the last of the Pillars of Wisdom. Listen to its tale about Gazkh and the strange events occurring throughout the island. [Name]

Output: Gazkh and the Isle

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Input: [Step] 10 [Description] Chuta Kaimu says that the axe Gazkh longs for its long-dead owner. It also tells you that the melody you heard from the other two Pillars of Wisdom is the song that Gazkh's owner loved to sing. Be sure to memorize this melody. [Name]

Output: Song of Lament

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Input: [Step] 11 [Description] Chuta Kaimu advises you to find the grave of Gazkh's former owner and pray for the warrior's soul. [Name]

Output: Warrior's Grave

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Input: [Step] 12 [Description] You find a single grave at the spot Chuta Kaimu told you about. Perhaps it is the final resting place of Gazkh's former owner. Try praying there. [Name]

Output: Tribute to the Unknown Warrior

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Input: [Step] 13 [Description] You spoke with the soul of the Elrokian warrior who lies buried in the forgotten grave. You begin to see the connection between Gazkh and the strange events on the island. Listen to his story carefully. [Name]

Output: Spirit of the Elrokian Warrior

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Input: [Step] 14 [Description] The Elrokian warrior's soul says that for you to become a true warrior able to wield Gazkh, you will need his ashes. Before obtaining them, you must first perform a proper memorial service. [Name]

Output: A Memorial Service

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Input: [Step] 15 [Description] You correctly sang the melody of the first verse of the Warrior's Song! Attempt the second verse. [Name]

Output: A Memorial Service

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Input: [Step] 16 [Description] You succeeded in singing the second verse! Now only the last verse remains. If you sing it correctly, you can properly perform the memorial service. [Name]

Output: Sing the Second Verse

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Input: [Step] 17 [Description] You successfully completed the third verse. Now speak with the Elroki warrior's spirit and obtain the ashes of his bones. [Name]

Output: The Warrior's Song Calms the Soul

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Input: [Step] 18 [Description] You have obtained the ancient Elrokian warrior's ashes. Take them to the Seal Stone that guards Sailren the dinosaur and you will learn how to handle the axe Gazkh. [Name]

Output: Find the Seal Stone

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Input: [Step] 19 [Description] You found the Seal Stone, which revealed itself to be Shilen's Stone Statue. After hearing about the events on the island, the statue warns you that the seal over Sailren has been broken and even worse things may soon occur. Find out how you can control Sailren. [Name]

Output: The Seal Stone's Warning

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Input: [Step] 20 [Description] Shilen's Stone Statue, which reveals itself as Shilen's Avatar, has bestowed on you the right to wield Gazkh in Shilen's stead. Now you must find the location of all the fragments of Gazkh. Return to Asamah and tell him these things. [Name]

Output: A True Elrokian Warrior

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Input: [Step] 21 [Description] You have told Asamah about your experience in the Lost Nest. Ask what he has learned about the Gazkh fragment while you were gone. [Name]

Output: The Location of Gazkh

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Input: [Step] 22 [Description] Asamah has not learned much about the fragment, but tells you that his father Mushika has discovered something important. Go meet with him. [Name]

Output: Return to Mushika

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Input: [Step] 23 [Description] Using a secret code hidden in the ancient scroll, Mushika has finally discovered the location of the remaining Gazkh fragments! Hear what the code says and learn what you must do to retrieve the fragments. [Name]

Output: The Scroll's Hidden Password

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Input: [2] Teen (T) [3] Mature (M) [4] Adult (A) [1]

Output: General (G)


Input: [0] Overview [2] May not be suitable for children under the age of 13 [3] May not be suitable for children under the age of 17 [4] Content that is generally recognized as appropriate only for or that is legally restricted to persons at least the age of majority in their region. [1]

Output: All ages


Input: [0] Violence [2] Mild to moderate cartoon, fantasy, or realistic violence [3] Frequent, intense or graphic cartoon, fantasy, or realistic violence [4] Extreme depictions of graphic violence appropriate only for or legally restricted to persons at least 18 years of age. [1]

Output: Minimal cartoon or fantasy violence


Input: [0] Sexual Content [2] Infrequent/Mild sexual content, situations, or themes [3] Intense/Frequent sexual content, situations, or themes [4] BlackBerry World will not accept apps with graphic nudity [1]

Output: Little or no sexual content, situations, or themes


Input: [0] Language [2] Infrequent/Mild profanity or crude humor [3] Intense or graphic profanity/crude humor [4] BlackBerry World will not accept Hate Speech [1]

Output: No strong or coarse language


Input: [0] Alcohol, Tobacco, Drug Use [2] Infrequent/Mild [3] Intense/Frequent drug/alcohol use or reference [4] Content designed to encourage/promote drug or alcohol abuse, or content appropriate only for or that is legally restricted to persons at least 18 years of age [1]


Input: [0] Gambling [2] Simulated [3] Simulated [4] As permitted by law for persons at least 18 years of age [1]


Input: [Winner] Gold [Silver Details] Silver is neither used as money, nor as a reserve by governments. As such, it does not receive much value for those purposes. [Gold Details] Gold isn't currently used as money, but is used as reserves by governments. As such, it is given a high value. [Reason]

Output: Current use as money


Input: [Winner] Neither [Silver Details] Silver was originally used in part because of its beauty, that could not be matched with other metals. However, today inexpensive silver plating is virtually indistinguishable from pure silver. [Gold Details] The same holds true for gold. [Reason]

Output: Value due to Beauty


Input: [Winner] Silver [Silver Details] The silver/gold ratio is how much silver gold can buy. As of 10 Mar 2014, it is 64.41:1 (meaning that an ounce of gold will buy 64.41 ounces of silver). Historically, this has been about 15:1 (see explanation or graph), and came about in diverse geographic areas, suggesting that a 15:1 ratio is 'normal' (assuming that silver and gold are used as money). There have been roughly 10.48 ounces of silver mined for every ounce of gold (currently, it is 8.52:1), which likely accounts for why for centuries the ratio was about 15:1. If for some reason the silver/gold ratio returned to 15:1, silver would increase in price significantly. [Gold Details] It could be argued from the silver/gold ratio that silv er no longer has monetary value, and therefore the ratio could continue to increase. [Reason]

Output: Silver/Gold Ratio


Input: [Winner] Debatable [Silver Details] Historically, about 10.48 ounces of silver have been mined for every ounce of gold. This backs the idea of a 15:1 silver/gold ratio (presumably, the idea was that on average people would have half their wealth in gold, and half in silver). It could also be argued that since silver is also an industrial metal (I.E. a lot is consumed, never to be seen again), the silver ratio should be lower than the 10.48:1 mined ratio. If people desired equal values of silver and gold, and silver and gold were distributed evenly, there would be about an 10.48:1 ratio (assuming silver used industrially could be used; if not, the ratio would be more in favor of silver). This would result in a {550%} increase in the price of silver (or corresponding decrease in the price of gold). [Gold Details] There is a lot more silver mined than gold, and therefore gold should be more valuable than si lver. That's pretty clear (unless there are other extreme factors involved). [Reason]

Output: Ounces of Gold + Silver ever mined


Input: [Winner] Silver [Silver Details] The best estimates show 680.900 million ounces of silver mined per year in 2008, and 79.895 million ounces of gold mined per year (per GFMS Ltd.). That works out to 8.52 ounces of silver mined annually for every ounce of gold, which suggests that silver should be priced at about 1/8 the price of gold, requiring silver to rise about about {750%} to reach it. [Gold Details] Again, it could be argued that so much more silver being mined than gold justifies golds higher price. [Reason]

Output: Ounces of Gold + Silver currently mined


Input: [Winner] Silver [Silver Details] Silver's highest ever price was right around $50/ounce (it traded over that, but the daily settlement price was slightly lower). As of this writing, silver is trading for 30% of that price, meaning that silver would have to go up 235% to reach that price. [Gold Details] As of this writing, gold is trading higher than its high of $850/oz on January 21, 1980. [Reason]

Output: Previous Highs


Input: [Winner] Silver [Silver Details] Silver's inflation-adjusted high is about $130, over 8 times the current price as of this writing. In other words, if we hit an inflation-adjusted high, silver would be at $132, and go up over 700%. [Gold Details] Gold's inflation-adjusted price is about $2,275, about 2 times the current price as of this writing. In other words, if we hit an inflation-adjusted high, gold would be at $2,275, and go up over 100%. [Reason]

Output: Previous Highs - Inflation-adjusted


Input: [Winner] Silver [Silver Details] According to Wikipedia, a Roman soldier would typically be paid 1 denarius per day of work, equating to at least US$58 (based on minimum wage). At between 3.4-3.9g per coin, that works out to $462 to $530 an ounce. These are just rough estimates, though! [Gold Details] The Aureus was about 7.3-8g of gold, and equal to 25 denari. That works out to a silver:gold ratio of about 11-12:1, or gold being valued at roughly $5,000 an ounce (based on the labor it could buy). These are just rough estimates, though! [Reason]

Output: Roman pay


Input: [Winner] Silver [Silver Details] The largest known stockpiles of silver amount to less than 1 billion ounces (such as Comex warehouses and the SLV ETF). If someone (perhaps a government) wanted to buy, say, 100 million ounces of silver, there would be nowhere to buy it at once. It would require buying it on the open market, raising the price of silver in the process. [Gold Details] There are numerous stockpiles of gold; the governments of many countries have plenty of gold on hand. To raise the price of gold, governments would need to add to their stockpiles. [Reason]

Output: Bulk silver/gold


Input: [Winner] Both [Silver Details] There are people who claim that the price of silver (and gold) are manipulated to the downside (I.E. the price is lower than it really should be). There is evidence that suggests that this could be the case (either the 'conspiracy theory' version, or just simply that computer investment programs are unintentionally keeping the prices down). If this were true, it could benefit the prices of silver and gold. [Gold Details] Same as with silver. [Reason]

Output: Potential Price Manipulation


Input: [Winner] Silver [Silver Details] You can easily buy 1 ounce silver Canadian Maple coins that, at this writing, are guaranteed not to lose more than about 68% of their value. Similarly, 40% U.S. Kennedy Half Dollars are guaranteed to be worth US$.50 each, and contain 4.6g of silver each, and at current prices guarantees that you cannot lose more than 80% of your investment. Of course, if silver prices ever did get that low again ($3-$5/oz), these coins could be sold at more than face value, as they likely would sell for a fairly high premium. And, this argument only applies if you buy silver coins with a high face-value-to-silver ratio. [Gold Details] Right now, U.S. Gold Eagles have a face value of approximately 5% of the value of the gold, meaning that your investment would have to drop about 95% for the face value to become a factor. [Reason]

Output: Underlying Face Value


Input: [Winner] Debatable [Silver Details] As of this writing, the value of the largest gold ETF (GLD) is 7.75 times as much as the largest silver ETF (SLV) ($37.57B vs $4.85B). If people invested as much in silver as gold (by selling some gold and buying silver, in the ETFs), that would result in $16.36B invested in silver, which would require buying 1.1 billion ounces (likely more than is currently available), which would drive prices much higher (Warren Buffett's purchase of 130 million ounces in 1997-1998 caused the price to spike to 80% over 7 months). [Gold Details] Gold investors could simply argue that gold is more valuable than silver, and more perceived as money than silver, and therefore one should devote a much smaller amount of their precious metals investment to silver. [Reason]

Output: Investment Demand (ETFs)


Input: [Winner] Depends [Silver Details] It may be unlikely that we would return to a gold/silver standard. But if we did, and silver was part of it (bi-metal), and all gold and silver ever mined were divided evenly among everyone, there would be 6.4 ounces of silver per person, and .6 ounces of gold per person. That's if all silver ever mined could be obtained for coinage. Today, a $1,000 silver investment would get you 10 times that 6.4 ounces. [Gold Details] This also shows that gold is very rare, with less than an ounce per person to go around. [Reason]

Output: Return to Gold/Silver Standard


Input: [Winner] Silver [Silver Details] Most silver that has been mined has 'disappeared', either into products, or even investments. Most experts would be amazed if a person or organization could obtain even 10% of the silver ever mined (4-5 billion ounces). The price spike after Warren Buffett's 130 million ounce purchase helps confirm this (if there were 40+ billion ounces available, buying .3% would not have had such a major impact on the price). [Gold Details] About 11% of the gold mined each year is used industrially (compared to 62% for silver), and much of that is eventually recycled. As a result, most gold ever mined is still available (only 2% is unaccounted for). [Reason]

Output: Available Gold and Silver


Input: [Winner] Silver [Silver Details] The best estimates are that there are roughly 6 billion ounces of gold that could be sold without mining (943 million ounces by our count in government stockpiles and ETFs), but perhaps a few billion ounces of silver that could be sold without mining (482 million ounces in government stockpiles and ETFs, by our count). So there may be less silver available for sale than gold! That would suggest silver prices roughly equal to gold prices, resulting in a whopping 6600% increase in the price of silver! [Gold Details] n/a [Reason]

Output: Stockpiles of gold and silver


Input: [Winner] Debatable [Silver Details] There are nearly no government stockpiles of silver at present. The United States used to have about 3 billion ounces of silver, but has gotten rid of it all. If governments want silver at some point, it will significantly increase demand, and therefore the price of silver. [Gold Details] Plenty of governments have plenty of gold (nearly 1 billion ounces total, per Wikipedia. This helps increase the perceived value of gold versus silver. [Reason]

Output: Government Stockpiles


Input: [Winner] Silver [Silver Details] The biggest silver ETF (SLV) has a market cap of $4.9B (as of 29 Jan 2010). As of 22 Nov 2009, total gold ETF holdings were 56.4 million ounces, worth about $64B. That's 13 times as much money in gold as silver, suggesting that silver prices would go much higher if equal amounts were invested in gold and silver. [Gold Details] The same stats could be used to say that silver no longer has monetary value. [Reason]

Output: ETFs


Input: [Winner] Silver [Silver Details] In Wealth of Nations, the famous economist Adam Smith stated "We ought naturally to expect, therefore, that there should always be in the market, not only a greater quantity, but a greater value of silver than of gold." He is saying that the value of all the silver in the world (I.E. the market capitalization) should be higher than that of all the gold in the world. In other words, the silver:gold ratio should be less than the 10.48:1 ratio of silver to gold ever mined. [Gold Details] Of course, those words were written in a time of bimetalism; since then, there was a gold standard and then the current fiat system. As a result, silver is in less demand than it otherwise might be. [Reason]

Output: Economist Adam Smith


Input: [Winner] Silver [Silver Details] In March, 2008 there was an unprecedented shortage of 'retail silver' (physical silver in forms that all but the largest investors typically purchase). Most large bullion dealers were out of most or all of their silver (and their suppliers were out, too) for a few weeks. Again, in August, 2008, major shortages occurred. This could be attributed to the silver market being small, but if shortages of retail silver haven't occurred in the past, it's a sign that either [1] there is less silver available than before, or [2] investors are purchasing more silver than in the past, or [3] dealers were reducing their inventory (which doesn't make business sense). As one of these shortages began, The Tulving Co started selling 1000 ounce silver bars, suggesting that it was one of the few forms of silver that could be obtained (they are rarely sold in the retail market). [Gold Details] There have been minor retail gold shortages, but not to the extent of the silver shortages. The argument that silver shortages occurred because the silver market is small don't help -- if the silver market is so small, it would take less investor demand to cause prices to rise. [Reason]

Output: Retail Shortages


Input: [Winner] Debatable [Silver Details] Most financial advisors recommand having precious metals in a diversified portfolio (typically 5% to 10%). Most people do not. Over $10 trillion is invested in stocks. If 5% of that were in precious metals, split between gold and silver, that's $250 billion each that would be moved into gold and silver. At today's prices, that would buy over 16 billion ounces of silver, which would be impossible to find, forcing the price up drastically. [Gold Details] Doing so would also create demand for 250 million ounces of gold, but that demand could be met if needed by government selling (or, the price of gold would rise -- but not as much as with silver). [Reason]

Output: Financial Advisors Recommend Precious Metals


Input: [CUI] C0224236 [METAUI] R98517953 [STYPE] RUI [ATN] MUSCLE_ORIGIN [ATV] Supraglenoid tubercle [STR]

Output: Long head of biceps brachii

2011AA Foundational Model of Anatomy Source Information


Input: [CUI] C0224238 [METAUI] R98517952 [STYPE] RUI [ATN] MUSCLE_ORIGIN [ATV] Apical part of coracoid process [STR]

Output: Short head of biceps brachii

2011AA Foundational Model of Anatomy Source Information


Input: [CUI] C0224255 [METAUI] R98517959 [STYPE] RUI [ATN] MUSCLE_ORIGIN [ATV] Medial epicondyle of humerus [STR]

Output: Humeral head of flexor carpi ulnaris

2011AA Foundational Model of Anatomy Source Information


Input: [CUI] C0224256 [METAUI] R98517960 [STYPE] RUI [ATN] MUSCLE_ORIGIN [ATV] Common ulnar aponeurosis [STR]

Output: Ulnar head of flexor carpi ulnaris

2011AA Foundational Model of Anatomy Source Information


Input: [CUI] C0224256 [METAUI] R98517960 [STYPE] RUI [ATN] MUSCLE_ORIGIN [ATV] Olecranon [STR]

Output: Ulnar head of flexor carpi ulnaris

2011AA Foundational Model of Anatomy Source Information


Input: [CUI] C0224242 [METAUI] R98517954 [STYPE] RUI [ATN] MUSCLE_ORIGIN [ATV] Infraglenoid tubercle [STR]

Output: Long head of triceps brachii

2011AA Foundational Model of Anatomy Source Information


Input: [CUI] C0224244 [METAUI] R98517955 [STYPE] RUI [ATN] MUSCLE_ORIGIN [ATV] Distal part of diaphysis of humerus [STR]

Output: Medial head of triceps brachii

2011AA Foundational Model of Anatomy Source Information


Input: [CUI] C0224243 [METAUI] R98517956 [STYPE] RUI [ATN] MUSCLE_ORIGIN [ATV] Proximal part of diaphysis of humerus [STR]

Output: Lateral head of triceps brachii

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Input: [CUI] C0224250 [METAUI] R98517957 [STYPE] RUI [ATN] MUSCLE_ORIGIN [ATV] Medial epicondyle of humerus [STR]

Output: Humeral head of pronator teres

2011AA Foundational Model of Anatomy Source Information


Input: [CUI] C0224251 [METAUI] R98517958 [STYPE] RUI [ATN] MUSCLE_ORIGIN [ATV] Coronoid process of ulna [STR]

Output: Ulnar head of pronator teres

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Input: [CUI] C1179629 [METAUI] R98517963 [STYPE] RUI [ATN] MUSCLE_ORIGIN [ATV] Medial epicondyle of humerus [STR]

Output: Head of flexor carpi radialis

2011AA Foundational Model of Anatomy Source Information


Input: [CUI] C1179662 [METAUI] R98517967 [STYPE] RUI [ATN] MUSCLE_ORIGIN [ATV] Medial epicondyle of humerus [STR]

Output: Proximal tendon of palmaris longus

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Input: [Name/Base ID] Fire hydrant FireHydrant01 000154cc [Description] Red fire hydrants. Normally found near ruined neighborhoods and in the DC ruins. They are used as a water source or even as weapons for super mutant behemoths. [Notes]

Output: Fire hydrants that can be drank from heal 24 HP and give 4 Rads. In Fallout: New Vegas this is no longer possible.

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Input: [Name/Base ID] Wooden bench [Description] A more traditional piece of outdoor furniture. Similar to park tables. [Notes]

Output: Can be found in various places, such as parks, and can be used.

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Input: [Name/Base ID] Metal bench [Description] A modernist metal bench. [Notes]

Output: They are found in major settlements such as Rivet City.

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Input: [Name/Base ID] Fence [Description] Fences are large pieces of metal that have rusted away long since the Great War. They are chain-link fencing that usually surround various buildings, power stations and transmitting towers. [Notes]

Output: Gates can clip into walls and other static objects when opened.

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Input: [Name/Base ID] Parking meter ParkingMeter01 00015666 [Description] The meters seem to serve no purpose at all. You can activate them once to start the timer but the timer doesn't seem to end afterward. They are indestructible and will always work. [Notes]

Output: Appear around various diners and parking lots but serve no purpose.

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Input: [Name/Base ID] Phone kiosk PhoneKioskSingle01 0002fb42 PhoneKioskDouble01 0002fb41 PhoneKioskDoubleCor01 0002fb40 PhoneKioskQuad01 0002e1f7 [Description] A pre-War telephone-like device that is encased in a glass booth for privacy. The phone and booth are attached to a street light. [Notes]

Output: Booths which are present at the Museum of Technology have the phone replaced by terminals and are vital to the unmarked quest Jiggs' Loot.

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Input: [Name/Base ID] Street light StreetLight01 0001f970 StreetLight02 (with traffic lights) 00020765 StreetLight03 (bent) 00021362 [Image] 1 of 3 [Description] Street lights can be found in most urban areas. They consist of a large metal pole jutting out of the ground, with wires running through them, and have a light at the top. [Notes]

Output: A small casing is placed around the light as a protective and cosmetic feature. There are many different styles of street lights.

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Input: [Name/Base ID] Sign [Description] Signs are pieces of metal with symbols, warnings and notes on them. In the Capital Wasteland, various signs can be found by walking down any road. Most signs that still remain in the Capital Wasteland aren't in a good shape, but their notes can be clearly read. [Notes]

Output: There are many types of signs still in existence, including stop signs, speed limit signs, pedestrian signs, and radiation signs; which are placed near areas that are heavily irradiated, like Jalbert Brothers Waste Disposal and Vault 87.

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Input: [Name/Base ID] Junk door 00157f12 [Description] The junk door consists of wood plenches nailed together with a yellow traffic board on the outside. Barbed wire has been attached to the top of the door. [Notes]

Output: An uncommon door type that is used to access certain map cells requiring a loading screen. Mostly used in Ranger camps and in Freeside.

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Input: [Rating] Demo [File Name] Hygncirc [Description]

Output: The propegation of waves from a point source are animated according to Huygens' principle.

PHYSICAL OPTICS Maple/Mathematica/Spreadsheet Resources Mathematica Files Maple Files Excel Files


Input: [Rating] Moderate [File Name] Simplen [Description]

Output: An incoming ray, at any angle, is refracted through a user-defined surface.


Input: [Rating] Intro [File Name] Refract [Description]

Output: An incoming ray srtikes a flat surface, and is then refracted through the surface.


Input: [Rating] Moderate [File Name] Refrref2 [Description]

Output: An addition to the program Refract; a reflected ray is also drawn.


Input: [Rating] Moderate [File Name] Frefl1 [Description]

Output: Explores the relationships between the electric and magnetic modes at a glass-air interface


Input: [Rating] Moderate [File Name] Sphmir [Description]

Output: By use of the law of reflection (angle of incidence equals angle of reflection), parallel rays are shown striking a spherical mirror. (Other applications)


Input: [Rating] Moderate [File Name] Parmir [Description]

Output: By use of the law of reflection, parallel rays are shown striking a parabolic mirror. (Other applications)


Input: [Rating] Complex [File Name] Lens7 [Description]

Output: Exact ray tracing of parallel rays from infinity is done on a lens to show refraction at both surfaces.


Input: [Rating] Intro [File Name] Basinfr [Description]

Output: Plots the intererence pattern for two point sources / Young's Double Slit Experiment


Input: [Rating] Moderate [File Name] Cpxinfr [Description]

Output: Plots the interference pattern for various numbers of point sources; shows how changes in amplitude & spacing affect the interference pattern


Input: [Rating] Moderate [File Name] Difintr [Description]

Output: Plots the interference pattern for different numbers of point sources.


Input: [Rating] Moderate [File Name] Partcoh1 [Description]

Output: Shows partial coheence through a double slit by adding incoherently interference patterns from parts on an extended source.


Input: [Rating] Moderate [File Name] Arago2 [Description]

Output: Shows the intensity of a zone plate depending on the poition of the source (y and z). (Related Article)


Input: [Rating] Moderate [File Name] Zoneamp [Description]

Output: Plots the intensity as a function of distance away from the center of the zone plate.


Input: [Rating] Demo [File Name] Zonplat2 [Description]

Output: Draws a zone plate.


Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] It's a New Day: An MAI-Funded Pilot Partnership between Syringe Exchange Programs and Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Grantees [Level]

Output: Beginner

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] Bridging the Gap Between Prevention and Treatment [Level]

Output: Beginner

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] A New National Strategy to Eliminate Perinatal HIV Transmission in the United States: Building a Foundation Through Quality Women's Health Care and Thorough Case Finding (Amanda J. Gibbons) [Level]

Output: Beginner

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] A New National Strategy to Eliminate Perinatal HIV Transmission in the United States: Building a Foundation Through Quality Women's Health Care and Thorough Case Finding (Erika Aaron) [Level]

Output: Beginner

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] A New National Strategy to Eliminate Perinatal HIV Transmission in the United States: Building a Foundation Through Quality Women's Health Care and Thorough Case Finding (Steven Nesheim) [Level]

Output: Beginner

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] Consumer-Driven Community Mobilization for Promoting Women's Self Care of Health [Level]

Output: Beginner

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] Using a Social Justice Framework in Health Education and Medical Care for HIV-Positive Adolescents [Level]

Output: Beginner

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] Integrating and Improving HIV Routine Testing in Community Health Centers in Illinois [Level]

Output: Intermediate

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] Preventive Comprehensive Risk Counseling and Retention in Care [Level]

Output: Intermediate

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] Preventing Anal Cancer in HIV-infected Persons [Level]

Output: Intermediate

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] Using Ryan White Funds to Support Routine HIV Testing in a Large Municipal Health Care System [Level]

Output: Intermediate

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] Real Talk Managing My Care [Level]

Output: Intermediate

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] A new strategy to eliminate perinatal HIV transmission in the United States: Assuring comprehensive services, assessing and improving local systems and innovating for the future (Marie A. Ranselle) [Level]

Output: Intermediate

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] A new strategy to eliminate perinatal HIV transmission in the United States: Assuring comprehensive services, assessing and improving local systems and innovating for the future [Level]

Output: Intermediate

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] Minnesota's HIV and Chemical Health Provider Training Initiative [Level]

Output: Intermediate

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] Helping Patients Help Themselves in 20 Minutes or Less [Level]

Output: Intermediate

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] HIV-Positive Adolescents Transitioning to Adult Care: Confronting the Struggle [Level]

Output: Intermediate

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] Emerging Concerns in Treatment of Adolescents: Sex, Drugs, Rock, and Roll [Level]

Output: Intermediate

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] Using web audio surveys and other electronic tools for costeffective health planning and tracking of Outreach interventions [Level]

Output: Advanced

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] A New National Strategy to Eliminate Perinatal HIV Transmission in the United States: Lessons Learned from the field and Practical Strategies for Successful Implementation (Carol Brady) [Level]

Output: Advanced

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] A New National Strategy to Eliminate Perinatal HIV Transmission in the United States: Lessons Learned from the field and Practical Strategies for Successful Implementation (Mildred Williamson) [Level]

Output: Advanced

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Input: [Track] Prevention/Care Continuum [Title] A New National Strategy to Eliminate Perinatal HIV Transmission in the United States: Lessons Learned from the field and Practical Strategies for Successful Implementation (Jessica Cole, Amy Zapata) [Level]

Output: Advanced

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Input: [Word/Phrase] cyclostyle [Definition/Meaning]

Output: writing implement with a small toothed wheel that cuts small holes in a stencil

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Input: [Word/Phrase] French curve [Definition/Meaning]

Output: stencil instrument, intricate

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Input: [Word/Phrase] mimeo , mimeograph , mimeograph machine , Roneo , Roneograph [Definition/Meaning]

Output: rotary duplicator that uses a stencil through which ink is pressed (trade mark Roneo)

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Input: [Word/Phrase] serigraph , silkscreen , silk screen print [Definition/Meaning]

Output: print made using a stencil process in which an image or design is superimposed on a very fine mesh screen and printing ink is squeegeed onto the printing surface through the area of the screen that is not covered by the stencil

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Input: [Word/Phrase] stylus [Definition/Meaning]

Output: stencil cutter

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Input: [Word/Phrase] template [Definition/Meaning]

Output: stencil or pattern

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Input: [Position(s)] 1263 – 1271 [Length] 9 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:2KHX [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

DROSHA - Ribonuclease 3 - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1275 – 1277 [Length] 3 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:2KHX [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

DROSHA - Ribonuclease 3 - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1284 – 1286 [Length] 3 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:2KHX [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

DROSHA - Ribonuclease 3 - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1292 – 1294 [Length] 3 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:2KHX [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

DROSHA - Ribonuclease 3 - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1298 – 1304 [Length] 7 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:2KHX [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

DROSHA - Ribonuclease 3 - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1312 – 1316 [Length] 5 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:2KHX [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

DROSHA - Ribonuclease 3 - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1317 – 1329 [Length] 13 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:2KHX [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

DROSHA - Ribonuclease 3 - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [0] 1 [Title] Disclosure: an overview The purpose of disclosure is to make available evidence which either supports or undermines the respective parties' cases. This overview summarises the disclosure process, the parameters of the disclosure duty and the main issues to consider regarding disclosure and inspection, including seeking more extensive disclosure than standard disclosure. [Date] Maintained [Resource type]

Output: Practice note: overview


Input: [0] 2 [Title] Document retention toolkit A toolkit to guide users through Practical Law's UK, US and international content on document retention. It includes materials on retention of employment records, Companies Act 2006 requirements and electronic disclosure. [Date] Maintained [Resource type]

Output: Practice note: overview


Input: [0] 3 [Title] Jackson LJ's Review of Civil Litigation Costs: Final Report A detailed note on Lord Justice Jackson's final report following his review of civil litigation costs which was published on 14 January 2010. This note summarises the issues considered by Jackson LJ and sets out his recommendations. It also comments on the potential impact of the recommendations and includes views from a number of leading practitioners. It links to two short notes setting out our views as to when each of the recommendations is likely to take effect generally and for specific litigation. [Date] 27-Jan-2010 [Resource type]

Output: Practice note: overview


Input: [0] 4 [Title] Legal professional privilege for in-house lawyers: toolkit A toolkit to guide in-house lawyers through Practical Law's UK content and a few selected examples of its international content on privilege. It includes a simple flowchart summarising the requirements for legal professional privilege (LPP), as well as a more detailed overview note on LPP, in this jurisdiction. It also includes some materials on the law of privilege in other jurisdictions. [Date] Maintained [Resource type]

Output: Practice note: overview


Input: [0] 5 [Title] Norwich Pharmacal orders: a practical guide A Norwich Pharmacal order (NPO) requires a respondent to disclose certain documents or information to the applicant. This practice note summarises the law and procedure relating to NPOs. In particular, the note explains the types of case in which Norwich Pharmacal relief may be appropriate, compares the relief with disclosure under CPR 31 and Bankers Trust orders, and considers the availability of relief in cases with a foreign element. It also sets out the procedure for applying for an NPO. [Date] Maintained [Resource type]

Output: Practice note: overview


Input: [0] 6 [Title] Norwich Pharmacal orders: an overview A quick introduction to Norwich Pharmacal orders (NPOs), including an explanation of what they are, when they can be used and the application procedure. [Date] Maintained [Resource type]

Output: Practice note: overview


Input: [0] 7 [Title] Privilege: an overview An outline of the law relating to privilege including legal advice privilege, litigation privilege, joint privilege and common interest privilege. [Date] Maintained [Resource type]

Output: Practice note: overview


Input: [0] 8 [Title] Specific disclosure: an overview This practice note explains when the court may make an order for specific disclosure under CPR 31.12. It refers to relevant considerations in each of the High Court divisions and sets out what type of evidence is likely to be required by the court before granting an order. [Date] Maintained [Resource type]

Output: Practice note: overview


Input: [0] 9 [Title] Without prejudice privilege: a quick guide A quick guide to the key points to note about the without prejudice rule. [Date] Maintained [Resource type]

Output: Practice note: overview