Input: [Define homeostasis] What is the main site of absoprtion?

Output: Small intestine

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The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] What does the large intestine produce?

Output: Vitamins K & B and folic acid

Physiology Lab Midterm Flashcards - Cram.com

The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] Enzymes increase activation energy. T of F

Output: F decrease activation energy

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The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] Proteins are only partially digested in the stomach. Where does digestion finish?

Output: Small intestines, when it comes in contact with chyme

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The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] What does invertase do?

Output: Reduces sucrose to fructose and glucose

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The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] What major hormones does the adrenal cortex secrete?

Output: Glucocorticoids Aldosterone

Physiology Lab Midterm Flashcards - Cram.com

The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] What does the adrenal medulla secrete?

Output: Epinephrine

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The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] ADH & oxytocin are secreted from what?

Output: posterior pituitary gland

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The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] What does the anterior pituitary gland secerete?

Output: trophic hormones

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The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] Secretin and cholecystokinin are secreted from what?

Output: Small intestine

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The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] FLAT PIG

Output: follicle stimulating hormone lutenizing hormone adrenococorticotropic hormone thyroid stimulating hormone prolactin growth hormone

Physiology Lab Midterm Flashcards - Cram.com

The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] Which hormone is responsible for milk production?

Output: Prolactin

Physiology Lab Midterm Flashcards - Cram.com

The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] What hormone is the milk ejection reflex?

Output: Oxytocin

Physiology Lab Midterm Flashcards - Cram.com

The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] Name the three steroid hormones?

Output: Mineralocorticoids Glucocorticoids Sex steroids

Physiology Lab Midterm Flashcards - Cram.com

The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] Hyperthyroidism is also known as?

Output: Grave's disease

Physiology Lab Midterm Flashcards - Cram.com

The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] What does the placenta secrete large amounts of?

Output: estrogen, progesterone, and human chorionic gonadotropin

Physiology Lab Midterm Flashcards - Cram.com

The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] The melatonin hormone is secreted by what organ?

Output: Pineal gland

Physiology Lab Midterm Flashcards - Cram.com

The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] Melatonin pills are used to treat what?

Output: insomnia

Physiology Lab Midterm Flashcards - Cram.com

The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [Define homeostasis] Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and winter depression are caused by what?

Output: Increased melatonin levels

Physiology Lab Midterm Flashcards - Cram.com

The dynamic constancy of the internal physiological environment.


Input: [0] PHP version introduced [ext/mysqli] 5.0 [ext/mysql] 2.0 [PDO_MySQL]

Output: 5.1


Input: [0] Included with PHP 5.x [ext/mysqli] Yes [ext/mysql] Yes [PDO_MySQL]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Development status [ext/mysqli] Active [ext/mysql] Maintenance only [PDO_MySQL]

Output: Active


Input: [0] Lifecycle [ext/mysqli] Active [ext/mysql] Deprecated [PDO_MySQL]

Output: Active


Input: [0] Recommended for new projects [ext/mysqli] Yes [ext/mysql] No [PDO_MySQL]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] OOP Interface [ext/mysqli] Yes [ext/mysql] No [PDO_MySQL]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Procedural Interface [ext/mysqli] Yes [ext/mysql] Yes [PDO_MySQL]

Output: No


Input: [0] API supports non-blocking, asynchronous queries with mysqlnd [ext/mysqli] Yes [ext/mysql] No [PDO_MySQL]

Output: No


Input: [0] Persistent Connections [ext/mysqli] Yes [ext/mysql] Yes [PDO_MySQL]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] API supports Charsets [ext/mysqli] Yes [ext/mysql] Yes [PDO_MySQL]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] API supports server-side Prepared Statements [ext/mysqli] Yes [ext/mysql] No [PDO_MySQL]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] API supports client-side Prepared Statements [ext/mysqli] No [ext/mysql] No [PDO_MySQL]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] API supports Stored Procedures [ext/mysqli] Yes [ext/mysql] No [PDO_MySQL]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] API supports Multiple Statements [ext/mysqli] Yes [ext/mysql] No [PDO_MySQL]

Output: Most


Input: [0] API supports Transactions [ext/mysqli] Yes [ext/mysql] No [PDO_MySQL]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Transactions can be controlled with SQL [ext/mysqli] Yes [ext/mysql] Yes [PDO_MySQL]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Supports all MySQL 5.1+ functionality [ext/mysqli] Yes [ext/mysql] No [PDO_MySQL]

Output: Most


Input: [Attribute] Divine Favor Fire Magic [Damage type]

Output: Fire damage


Input: [Attribute] Healing Prayers Protection Prayers Smiting Prayers [Damage type]

Output: Holy damage


Input: [Attribute] Blood Magic Soul Reaping Communing Restoration Magic [Damage type]

Output: Dark damage


Input: [Attribute] Curses Death Magic Water Magic [Damage type]

Output: Cold damage


Input: [Attribute] All mesmer attributes Energy Storage [Damage type]

Output: Chaos damage


Input: [Attribute] Air Magic Spawning Power Channeling Magic [Damage type]

Output: Lightning damage


Input: [Attribute] Earth Magic [Damage type]

Output: Earth damage


Input: [0] What is usually involved? You'll see your doctor 1 or 2 times a year and check your breasts often. You'll have a mammogram—and possibly an MRI—every year.

Output: You'll take pills once or twice a day for at least 5 years.

Breast Cancer: What Should I Do if I'm at High Risk? | UW Health | Madison, WI

Take medicine (such as tamoxifen or raloxifene)


Input: [0] What are the benefits? Breast cancer might be found early enough to treat it successfully.

Output: Medicine can lower the risk of breast cancer in some women.

Breast Cancer: What Should I Do if I'm at High Risk? | UW Health | Madison, WI

Take medicine (such as tamoxifen or raloxifene)


Input: [0] What are the risks and side effects? This choice by itself won't prevent cancer. You could still have breast cancer that is not found early. Sometimes tests can be wrong, saying that you have a problem when you don't. That can lead to even more testing and a lot of worry.

Output: Medicine does not work as well as surgery to prevent cancer. Aromatase inhibitors may cause osteoporosis and problems with memory, talking, and learning. Taking tamoxifen may increase the risk of endometrial cancer. Both tamoxifen and raloxifene increase the risk for blood clots in veins and in the lungs.

Breast Cancer: What Should I Do if I'm at High Risk? | UW Health | Madison, WI

Take medicine (such as tamoxifen or raloxifene)


Input: Have your breasts removed

Output: Have your ovaries removed

Breast Cancer: What Should I Do if I'm at High Risk? | UW Health | Madison, WI

Take medicine (such as tamoxifen or raloxifene)


Input: [0] What is usually involved? You can probably go home within 24 hours after a mastectomy. If you have breast reconstruction during the same surgery, you will stay in the hospital several days.

Output: You will stay in the hospital for several days after surgery. If the operation is done laparoscopically (using very small cuts), you could go home the same day.

Breast Cancer: What Should I Do if I'm at High Risk? | UW Health | Madison, WI

Take medicine (such as tamoxifen or raloxifene)


Input: [0] What are the benefits? This operation will greatly lower your chances of getting breast cancer.

Output: This operation will greatly lower your chances of getting breast and ovarian cancer.

Breast Cancer: What Should I Do if I'm at High Risk? | UW Health | Madison, WI

Take medicine (such as tamoxifen or raloxifene)


Input: [0] What are the risks and side effects? Surgery can cause other problems, such as infection, bleeding, or a reaction to the anesthesia. You will not be able to breast-feed in the future. The surgery may affect your feelings about your body.

Output: Surgery can cause other problems, such as infection, bleeding, or a reaction to the anesthesia. You will not be able to get pregnant. You will start menopause early. Your risk of getting osteoporosis will be higher. This disease makes your bones thin, brittle, and more likely to break.

Breast Cancer: What Should I Do if I'm at High Risk? | UW Health | Madison, WI

Take medicine (such as tamoxifen or raloxifene)


Input: [Scale Name] Dorian Mode [Formula]

Output: whole half whole whole whole half whole


Input: [Scale Name] Phrygian Mode [Formula]

Output: half whole whole whole half whole whole


Input: [Scale Name] Lydian Mode [Formula]

Output: whole whole whole half whole whole half


Input: [Scale Name] Mixolydian Mode [Formula]

Output: whole whole half whole whole half whole


Input: [Scale Name] Locrian Mode [Formula]

Output: half whole whole half whole whole whole


Input: [Scale Name] Blues [Formula]

Output: whole half half whole-and-half whole whole-and-half


Input: [Parent] AUTO [Child] any combination of AUTO or PIXEL but no PROPORTIONAL [Okay?] okay [Remarks]

UIGridLayout (Tobago Core 2.0.0-alpha-1 API)


Input: [Parent] AUTO [Child] any combination with at least one PROPORTIONAL [Okay?] wrong [Remarks]

Output: LayoutManager cannot compute the auto value.

UIGridLayout (Tobago Core 2.0.0-alpha-1 API)


Input: [Parent] PIXEL [Child] any combination of AUTO or PIXEL but no PROPORTIONAL [Okay?] potentially wrong [Remarks]

Output: The values depend on each other, the programmer has to keep consistency manually.

UIGridLayout (Tobago Core 2.0.0-alpha-1 API)


Input: [Parent] PIXEL [Child] any combination with at least one PROPORTIONAL [Okay?] okay [Remarks]

UIGridLayout (Tobago Core 2.0.0-alpha-1 API)


Input: [Parent] PROPORTIONAL [Child] any combination of AUTO or PIXEL but no PROPORTIONAL [Okay?] potentially wrong [Remarks]

Output: No automatic matching: too little space: scroll bar too much space: elements will be spread.

UIGridLayout (Tobago Core 2.0.0-alpha-1 API)


Input: [Parent] PROPORTIONAL [Child] any combination with at least one PROPORTIONAL [Okay?] okay [Remarks]

UIGridLayout (Tobago Core 2.0.0-alpha-1 API)


Input: [Field Name] Application ID [Export ID] 95 [Description] exports application ID field (coming from NBAR2) to reporting tool. [CLI]

Output: collect application name


Input: [Field Name] Client Bytes [Export ID] 1 [Description] Total bytes sent by initiator of the connection. Counted up to the second FIN if for a TCP flow. [CLI]

Output: collect counter client bytes


Input: [Field Name] Client Packets [Export ID] 2 [Description] Total packets sent by initiator of the connection. Counted up to the second FIN if for a TCP flow. [CLI]

Output: collect counter client packets


Input: [Field Name] Interface Input [Export ID] 10 [Description] Interface name from which flow is entering the box. [CLI]

Output: collect interface input


Input: [Field Name] Interface Output [Export ID] 14 [Description] Interface name from which flow is exiting out the box. [CLI]

Output: collect interface output


Input: [Field Name] Server Bytes [Export ID] 23 [Description] Total bytes sent by responder of the connection. Counted up to the second FIN if for a TCP flow. [CLI]

Output: collect counter server bytes


Input: [Field Name] Server Packets [Export ID] 24 [Description] Total packets sent by responder of the connection. Counted up to the second FIN if for a TCP flow. [CLI]

Output: collect counter server packets


Input: [Field Name] Datalink Mac Source Address Input [Export ID] 56 [Description] MAC address of source device from Input side [CLI]

Output: collect datalink mac source address input


Input: [Field Name] IPv4 DSCP [Export ID] 195 [Description] IPv4 DSCP value [CLI]

Output: collect ipv4 dscp


Input: [Field Name] IPv6 DSCP [Export ID] 195 [Description] IPv6 DSCP value [CLI]

Output: collect ipv6 dscp


Input: [Camera] Camera [2] 5 megapixels [1]

Output: 2 megapixels

Nokia N92 vs Nokia N96 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [Camera] Flash [2] Dual LED [1]

Output: Yes

Nokia N92 vs Nokia N96 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [Camera] Features [2] Autofocus [1]

Output: Digital zoom

Nokia N92 vs Nokia N96 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [Camera] Camcorder [2] 640x480 (VGA) (30 fps) [1]

Output: Yes

Nokia N92 vs Nokia N96 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [Camera] Features [2] Video calling [1]

Output: Video calling

Nokia N92 vs Nokia N96 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [Camera] Front-facing camera [2] Yes [1]

Output: Yes

Nokia N92 vs Nokia N96 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [Backend] regex-posix [Grouping?] Yes [POSIX/Perl] POSIX [Speed] very slow [Stable?] Yes [Lazy Bytestrings?] No [Native Impl?]

Output: No

Feature Matrix of Backends


Input: [Backend] regex-parsec [Grouping?] Yes [POSIX/Perl] POSIX,Perl [Speed] slow [Stable?] Yes [Lazy Bytestrings?] Coming [Native Impl?]

Output: Yes

Feature Matrix of Backends


Input: [Backend] regex-tre [Grouping?] Yes [POSIX/Perl] POSIX [Speed] fast [Stable?] No [Lazy Bytestrings?] No [Comments] uses buggy libtre (v0.7.5) [Native Impl?]

Output: No

Feature Matrix of Backends


Input: [Backend] regex-tdfa [Grouping?] Yes [POSIX/Perl] POSIX [Speed] fast [Stable?] Yes [Lazy Bytestrings?] Coming [Comments] Full Posix compliance [Native Impl?]

Output: Yes

Feature Matrix of Backends


Input: [Backend] regex-pcre [Grouping?] Yes [POSIX/Perl] Perl [Speed] fast [Stable?] Yes [Lazy Bytestrings?] No [Native Impl?]

Output: No

Feature Matrix of Backends


Input: [Backend] regex-dfa [Grouping?] No [POSIX/Perl] Posix [Speed] fast [Stable?] Yes [Lazy Bytestrings?] Yes [Comments] old stable version buggy [Native Impl?]

Output: Yes

Feature Matrix of Backends


Input: [Report Field] Agent Name [Description]

Output: The name of the agent. Composed of Last Name, First Name.

Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise Reporting User Guide, Release 10.0(1) - Live Data Report Templates [Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise] - Cisco


Input: [Report Field] State [Description]

Output: The current state of the agent: Logged Out Logged On Not Ready Ready Talking Work Not Ready Work Ready Busy Other Reserved Unknown Hold Active Paused Interrupted Not Active

Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise Reporting User Guide, Release 10.0(1) - Live Data Report Templates [Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise] - Cisco


Input: [Report Field] Duration [Description]

Output: The time spent in the current agent state in HH:MM:SS (hours, minutes, seconds) format.

Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise Reporting User Guide, Release 10.0(1) - Live Data Report Templates [Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise] - Cisco


Input: [Report Field] Domain [Description]

Output: The media routing domain name.

Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise Reporting User Guide, Release 10.0(1) - Live Data Report Templates [Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise] - Cisco


Input: [Report Field] Direction [Description]

Output: The direction of the call that the agent is currently working on: 1 = In 2 = Out 3 = Other 4 = Other Out 5 = Out Reserve 6 = Out Preview 7 = Outbound Predictive All other values = Not Applicable

Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise Reporting User Guide, Release 10.0(1) - Live Data Report Templates [Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise] - Cisco


Input: [Report Field] Reason [Description]

Output: A code received from the peripheral that indicates the reason for the agents last state change. If 0, displays None.

Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise Reporting User Guide, Release 10.0(1) - Live Data Report Templates [Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise] - Cisco


Input: [Report Field] Precision Queue/Skill Group [Description]

Output: The enterprise name of the precision queue or the skill group associated with the task on which the agent is currently working. If the agent is not involved in any task in the media routing domain, this field shows Not Applicable. Since an agent can be logged into multiple skill groups, this field is not filled until the agent is assigned a task. If not applicable, the column is left blank.

Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise Reporting User Guide, Release 10.0(1) - Live Data Report Templates [Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise] - Cisco


Input: [Report Field] Attributes [Description]

Output: The names of the attributes used in the precision queue definition. The report shows only those attributes which are used (maximum of five attributes).

Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise Reporting User Guide, Release 10.0(1) - Live Data Report Templates [Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise] - Cisco


Input: [Preference] extensions.firebug.console.enableSites [Description] Enables the Console Panel [Option]

Output: Enabled


Input: [Preference] extensions.firebug.console.enableSites [Description] Disables the Console Panel [Option]

Output: Disabled


Input: [Preference] extensions.firebug.showJSErrors [Description] Toggles logging of JavaScript error messages into the console [Option]

Output: Show JavaScript Errors


Input: [Preference] extensions.firebug.showJSWarnings [Description] Toggles logging of JavaScript warning messages into the console [Option]

Output: Show JavaScript Warnings


Input: [Preference] extensions.firebug.showCSSErrors [Description] Toggles logging of CSS error messages into the console [Option]

Output: Show CSS Errors


Input: [Preference] extensions.firebug.showXMLErrors [Description] Toggles logging of XML and HTML error messages into the console [Option]

Output: Show XML/HTML Errors


Input: [Preference] extensions.firebug.showXMLHttpRequests [Description] Toggles logging of XMLHttpRequests into the console; see the Net Panel for more info [Option]

Output: Show XMLHttpRequests


Input: [Preference] extensions.firebug.showChromeErrors [Description] Toggles logging of program and add-on internal error messages into the console [Option]

Output: Show Chrome Errors


Input: [Preference] extensions.firebug.showChromeMessages [Description] Toggles logging of program and add-on internal messages into the console [Option]

Output: Show Chrome Messages


Input: [Preference] extensions.firebug.showExternalErrors [Description] Toggles logging of external error messages into the console [Option]

Output: Show External Errors


Input: [Preference] extensions.firebug.showNetworkErrors [Description] Toggles logging of network error messages into the console [Option]

Output: Show Network Errors


Input: [Preference] extensions.firebug.service.showStackTrace [Description] Toggles the inclusion of the stack trace for error messages [Option]

Output: Show Stack Trace With Errors


Input: [Preference] extensions.firebug.cookies.logEvents [Description] Toggles logging of cookie events into the console; see the Cookies Panel for more info [Option]

Output: Show Cookie Events


Input: [Preference] javascript.options.strict [Description] Toggles logging of strict warnings into the console [Option]

Output: Strict Warnings (performance penalty)


Input: [Preference] extensions.firebug.commandEditor [Description] Toggles between the Command Line and the Command Editor [Option]

Output: Command Editor


Input: [Preference] extensions.firebug.commandLineShowCompleterPopup [Description] Toggles the auto-completion of commands while typing [Option]

Output: Show Completion List Popup


Input: [Description] Billing address line 1 [Parameter]

Output: address_1

Detail Sale | Developer Documentation | 2Checkout


Input: [Description] Billing address line 2 [Parameter]

Output: address_2

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Input: [Description] Billing city [Parameter]

Output: city

Detail Sale | Developer Documentation | 2Checkout


Input: [Description] Billing state [Parameter]

Output: state

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Input: [Description] Billing postal code [Parameter]

Output: postal_code

Detail Sale | Developer Documentation | 2Checkout


Input: [Description] Billing country code [Parameter]

Output: country_code

Detail Sale | Developer Documentation | 2Checkout


Input: [Description] Billing country [Parameter]

Output: country

Detail Sale | Developer Documentation | 2Checkout


Input: [Portal Application] com.sap.portal.layouts.framework ( light_framework.jsp ) [Component]

Output: Light Framework Page

Light Framework Page - Portal - SAP Library


Input: [Portal Application] com.sap.portal.layouts.framework ( light_WAandNavPanel.jsp ) [Component]

Output: Light Innerpage

Light Framework Page - Portal - SAP Library


Input: [Portal Application] com.sap.portal.navigation.contentarea [Component]

Output: Light Content Area

Light Framework Page - Portal - SAP Library


Input: [Portal Application] com.sap.portal.navigation.masthead [Component]

Output: Light Masthead

Light Framework Page - Portal - SAP Library


Input: [Portal Application] com.sap.portal.navigation.lighttoplevel [Component]

Output: Light TLN

Light Framework Page - Portal - SAP Library


Input: [Portal Application] com.sap.portal.navigation.pagetoolbar [Component]

Output: Light Page Title Bar

Light Framework Page - Portal - SAP Library


Input: [Portal Application] com.sap.portal.navigation.lightdetailednavigationtree [Component]

Output: Light DTN

Light Framework Page - Portal - SAP Library


Input: [Track Name] 夜遊び [Artist] t e l e p a t h テレパシー能力者 [Album]

Output: 夜遊び tape


Input: [Track Name] 恋に [Artist] t e l e p a t h テレパシー能力者 [Album]

Output: 夜遊び tape


Input: [Track Name] F00 ベースキャンプ『RUINS』 [Artist] death's dynamic shroud.wmv [Album]

Output: DERELICTメガタワー


Input: [Track Name] bottle service [Artist] VHSテープリワインダー [Album]

Output: Smooth Jazz Online


Input: [Track Name] showering together [Artist] VHSテープリワインダー [Album]

Output: Smooth Jazz Online


Input: [Track Name] Romance [Artist] Rheg [Album]

Output: A Guide About Me


Input: [Track Name] Checking Instagram [Artist] ™CENTURY [Album]

Output: Sun Shining Optimism


Input: [Track Name] Nocturnal Celeste [Artist] Pyravid [Album]

Output: GooglePlex Bionetwork


Input: [Track Name] love's comin' at cha' [Artist] waterfront dining [Album]

Output: COMFY 快適な


Input: [Track Name] OCEAN BREEZE [Artist] architecture in tokyo [Album]

Output: Summer Paradise


Input: [Track Name] トロピカルBEACH [Artist] architecture in tokyo [Album]

Output: Summer Paradise


Input: [Track Name] Beautiful Girl [Artist] Vestige Vapor [Album]

Output: シーズ SAD


Input: [Track Name] Nobody Criticizing [Artist] Vestige Vapor [Album]

Output: シーズ SAD


Input: [Track Name] 飛行機で眠って [Artist] death's dynamic shroud.wmv [Album]

Output: DERELICTメガタワー


Input: [Task] 2 [Description] On the Application Server you can change the hostname and IP address using the net command. [For details, see]

Output: Changing the IP Address or Hostname of the Application Server

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 8.0 -- Monitoring and Maintaining the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Server - DocWiki


Input: [Task] 3 [Description] You can change the domain name of the Application Server using the net command. [For details, see]

Output: Changing the Domain Name of the Application Server

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 8.0 -- Monitoring and Maintaining the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Server - DocWiki


Input: [Task] 4 [Description] On the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Server, you can change the IP address for the Domain Name Server or a Network Time Protocol Server. [For details, see]

Output: Changing the IP Address for a Domain Name Server or a Network Time Protocol Server

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 8.0 -- Monitoring and Maintaining the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Server - DocWiki


Input: [Task] 5 [Description] You can update your Domain Name Server and Cisco Unified Call Manager with the new hostname and IP address of Application Server and Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Server. [For details, see]

Output: Updating DNS Entries

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 8.0 -- Monitoring and Maintaining the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Server - DocWiki


Input: [Task] 7 [Description] If you have multiple Cisco WebEx Node for MCS in your deployment, and you have changed the Hostname or the IP address of your Primary or Secondary MBD, you’ll need to reflect these changes at your Cisco WebEx Nodes. [For details, see]

Output: Entering Updated Hostnames and IP Addresses on Cisco WebEx Nodes for MCS

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 8.0 -- Monitoring and Maintaining the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Server - DocWiki


Input: [Task] 8 [Description] If you do not have a Cisco WebEx Node for MCS as part of your deployment, you need to update the Cisco WebEx site with the changed hostname or IP address. [For details, see]

Output: Updating the Cisco WebEx Site

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 8.0 -- Monitoring and Maintaining the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Server - DocWiki


Input: [Module Title] Understanding Users [Term] Autumn [Short Description]

Output: The psychological theories underlying human-computer interaction.

MSc in Human-Centred Interactive Technologies - Computer Science, The University of York


Input: [Module Title] User Centred Design [Term] Autumn [Short Description]

Output: Introduces students to the field of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI). This field covers all aspects of people's interactions with digital systems.

MSc in Human-Centred Interactive Technologies - Computer Science, The University of York


Input: [Module Title] Qualitative Research Methods: Design Ethnography [Term] Autumn [Short Description]

Output: An introduction to qualitative research methods that can be used in the design and evaluation lifecycle of interactive systems.

MSc in Human-Centred Interactive Technologies - Computer Science, The University of York


Input: [Module Title] Quantitative Research Methods [Term] Spring [Short Description]

Output: An introduction to experimental design and statistics as used in HCI and computer science for the evaluation of interactive systems, for experimental evaluation of algorithms and for research into HCI and computer science.

MSc in Human-Centred Interactive Technologies - Computer Science, The University of York


Input: [Module Title] Advanced Research Methods for Human-Centred Interactive Technologies [Term] Spring [Short Description]

Output: Methods specific to research in interactive technologies, including eyetracking, contextual inquiry and cognitive modelling.

MSc in Human-Centred Interactive Technologies - Computer Science, The University of York


Input: [Module Title] Advanced Topics in Interactive Technologies [Term] Spring [Short Description]

Output: A broad range of topics reflecting the cutting edge of research and development of interactive technologies such as inclusive design and accessibility, domestic technology and cultural diversity.

MSc in Human-Centred Interactive Technologies - Computer Science, The University of York


Input: [Module Title] Web Design [Term] Spring [Short Description]

Output: Skills to design, implement and evaluate a web site.

MSc in Human-Centred Interactive Technologies - Computer Science, The University of York


Input: [Module Title] Project Preparation [Term] Summer Term & Vacation [Short Description]

Output: You choose your project in the previous term (March), from those marked as suitable for your degree on the list of projects available. PPC is essential preparation time for this project.

MSc in Human-Centred Interactive Technologies - Computer Science, The University of York


Input: [Module Title] Project - Human-Centred Interactive Technologies [Term] Vacation [Short Description]

Output: A substantial, independent research project building on the taught course. The deliverable is a dissertation.

MSc in Human-Centred Interactive Technologies - Computer Science, The University of York


Input: [Model #] Bissell 3910 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Momentum Bagless Vacuum Cleaner Parts

Bissell 203-2317 Post Motor Filter Grille (Gray)


Input: [Model #] Bissell 3920 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Pet Hair Eraser Dual-Cyclonic Upright Vacuum Cleaner Parts

Bissell 203-2317 Post Motor Filter Grille (Gray)


Input: [Model #] Bissell 3950 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Velocity Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner Parts

Bissell 203-2317 Post Motor Filter Grille (Gray)


Input: [Model #] Bissell 3990 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Total Floors Velocity Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner Parts

Bissell 203-2317 Post Motor Filter Grille (Gray)


Input: [Model #] Bissell 6390 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Momentum Powertrack Cyclonic Upright Vacuum Cleaner Parts

Bissell 203-2317 Post Motor Filter Grille (Gray)


Input: [Model #] Bissell 6393 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Velocity Total Floors Vacuum Cleaner Parts

Bissell 203-2317 Post Motor Filter Grille (Gray)


Input: [Model #] Bissell 6930 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Momentum Upright Vacuum Cleaner Parts

Bissell 203-2317 Post Motor Filter Grille (Gray)


Input: [Model #] Bissell 75B2 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Velocity Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner Parts

Bissell 203-2317 Post Motor Filter Grille (Gray)


Input: [Model #] Bissell 82G7 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Momentum Upright Bagless Vacuum Cleaner Parts

Bissell 203-2317 Post Motor Filter Grille (Gray)


Input: [Model #] Bissell 87B4 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Pet Hair Eraser Multi Cyclonic Vacuum Cleaner Parts

Bissell 203-2317 Post Motor Filter Grille (Gray)


Input: [Title] Science Trivia! [Description] Science Trivia nights at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences feature a mix of questions about science facts, current news, pop culture and scientific discoveries. [Date] 09/03/2015 - 7:00pm [Program Type]

Output: Event

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Citizen Science Saturdays at Prairie Ridge [Description] Learn how YOU can contribute to science during our weekly citizen science walks [Date] 09/05/2015 - 10:30am [Program Type]

Output: Citizen Science, Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Walk Through the Seasons [Description] Explore nature at Prairie Ridge with a Museum naturalist [Date] 09/08/2015 - 9:00am [Program Type]

Output: Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Fizz, Bang and Ewww! - Introduction to Chemistry [Description] In this four part series, we will ease into concepts by balancing fun experiments with the important basics of chemistry. [Date] 09/09/2015 - 10:00am [Program Type]

Output: Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Fizz, Bang and Ewww! - Introduction to Chemistry [Description] In this four part series, we will ease into concepts by balancing fun experiments with the important basics of chemistry. [Date] 09/09/2015 - 2:00pm [Program Type]

Output: Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Nature Stories [Description] Hear a story and do a nature-themed activity at Prairie Ridge! [Date] 09/10/2015 - 10:30am [Program Type]

Output: Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Classical Drawing Series: Flowers, Leaves, and Stems [Description] Studying live plants, students will sharpen their observational skills as they learn the techniques of realistic drawing. This program is open to all drawing levels. [Date] 09/10/2015 - 6:00pm [Program Type]

Output: Workshop or Trip

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Citizen Science Saturdays at Prairie Ridge [Description] Learn how YOU can contribute to science during our weekly citizen science walks [Date] 09/12/2015 - 10:30am [Program Type]

Output: Citizen Science, Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Marine Invertebrates Dissection Class [Description] Participants will dissect a squid, a clam, and a blue crab to explore the inner and outer structures of these marine invertebrates. [Date] 09/15/2015 - 10:00am [Program Type]

Output: Family Program, Workshop or Trip

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Fizz, Bang and Ewww! - Introduction to Chemistry [Description] In this four part series, we will ease into concepts by balancing fun experiments with the important basics of chemistry. [Date] 09/16/2015 - 10:00am [Program Type]

Output: Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Fizz, Bang and Ewww! - Introduction to Chemistry [Description] In this four part series, we will ease into concepts by balancing fun experiments with the important basics of chemistry. [Date] 09/16/2015 - 2:00pm [Program Type]

Output: Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Nature Stories [Description] Hear a story and do a nature-themed activity at Prairie Ridge! [Date] 09/17/2015 - 10:30am [Program Type]

Output: Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Classical Drawing Series: Flowers, Leaves, and Stems [Description] Studying live plants, students will sharpen their observational skills as they learn the techniques of realistic drawing. This program is open to all drawing levels. [Date] 09/17/2015 - 6:00pm [Program Type]

Output: Workshop or Trip

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Game Night! [Description] From Ocean-o-poly, Science Bingo and Pandemic to such Throwback-Thursday favorites as Mousetrap, Operation, Clue and Candyland, it’s all about having a great time with friends and family. [Date] 09/17/2015 - 6:00pm [Program Type]

Output: Event

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] BugFest 2015 [Description] Each year over 35,000 visitors come to BugFest to experience over 100 exhibits, crafts, games and activities, including Café Insecta! [Date] 09/19/2015 - 9:00am [Program Type]

Output: Event

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Citizen Science Saturdays at Prairie Ridge [Description] Learn how YOU can contribute to science during our weekly citizen science walks [Date] 09/19/2015 - 10:30am [Program Type]

Output: Citizen Science, Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Walk Through the Seasons [Description] Explore nature at Prairie Ridge with a Museum naturalist [Date] 09/22/2015 - 9:00am [Program Type]

Output: Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Fizz, Bang and Ewww! - Introduction to Chemistry [Description] In this four part series, we will ease into concepts by balancing fun experiments with the important basics of chemistry. [Date] 09/23/2015 - 10:00am [Program Type]

Output: Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Fizz, Bang and Ewww! - Introduction to Chemistry [Description] In this four part series, we will ease into concepts by balancing fun experiments with the important basics of chemistry. [Date] 09/23/2015 - 2:00pm [Program Type]

Output: Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [0] Google [2] Google's resident artist uploads the day's colorful Google logo to commemorate the passing of Princess Diana. The O's in the word "Google" double as her breasts, which are disturbingly full and perky. Moments later, Todd Goldman saves the image, cuts the "G" and "gle" from the sides and recolors what's left. It becomes a new t-shirt design with the caption "Party Princess", available at fine malls and art galleries everywhere. [1]

Output: After running a search on her own name for the fifth time today, a bored woman Googles "google" -google and disappears in the resulting resonance cascade. She never dies or ages, but replays her last .05 seconds on Earth (the exact time it took for Google to return her results) for all of eternity in the cosmic equivalent of a perpetual motion record player with a scratched album laying upon the turntable.

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Input: [0] YouTube [2] He becomes the most famous and respected person in the world. [1]

Output: A man uploads a video of himself crossing his eyes at his webcam and sits back, preparing to bask in the glow of internet superstardom.

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Input: [0] Penny Arcade [2] Clarence Schillinger, writer and artist of the long-running but wildly unsuccessful webcomic "Two Funny And Sarcastic Guys Who Play Ping Pong", commits suicide. [1]

Output: Today's comic about ping pong is uploaded, accompanied by yet another account of a real-life ping pong match in Tycho's update. Gabe follows this up with photographs of the new golden ping pong paddle he bought and a drawing of a Troll from World of Warcraft playing ping pong. The comic's total earnings pass the $5 million mark.

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Input: [0] Digg [2] Sixteen comments are made in reply, all of which are variations on "Child mostetation isn't that big a deal, there are people dying in Africa" and "Those pictures are horrible, he should have used a $7,000 Canon EOS-1DS like the one I have", only with way worse grammar and punctuation. [1]

Output: A news story is posted about a child molestor who photographed his victims and posted them on his personal website.

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Input: [0] Amazon [2] Due to an remarkably complicated typo, the product "Amazon.com - All of it, the whole company: Only 1 in stock" is put on the website with a listed price of three dollars. Members of the coupon site Fatwallet.com wait patiently, holding out hope for a promo code to knock 10% off the price. [1]

Output: A new "Buy together!" offer is added to the site: Purchase the audiobook version of Maddox's The Alphabet Of Manliness along with a pair of Quiet Disposable Earplugs and save $5!

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Input: [0] Something Awful [2] Having spent the past three months hyping an upcoming video game and interacting with its developers on the forums, a goon downloads the ISO from a newsgroup, then plays it for all of two minutes before deciding the game is pure shit because he a) doesn't like cel chading or b) was really hoping it would feature ironsights instead of a crosshair targeting system. The next three months of his posting career will be devoted to making fun of this game at every opportunity. [1]

Output: After posting my front page update, I realize that the complete lyrics for "Last Resort" by Papa Roach have somehow slipped into another update. For the sixth week in a row, I remove it before too many people manage to catch the mistake.

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Input: [0] MySpace [2] Said band breaks up when they can't agree on which user icon best fits the image they want to project: A photo of a woman in a bikini with one of their friends' heads poorly photoshopped on top or an animated gif of a stick figure hitting himself in the crotch with a pair of nunchucks. [1]

Output: A band creates an account and spams thousands of peoples' Comments boards with exciting news about the upcoming cd they recorded with Jerry's laptop microphone.

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Input: [0] Fark [2] Drew Curtis turns his monitor off and rises, kicking his roller chair backward with a heavily armored foot. A twisted smile swims within the dark recesses of his greathelm as he effortlessly strides through the bedroom wall and onto the front lawn. A plastic pink flamingo lays twisted and trampled in his wake, his first victim. The past ten years have lead to this. This is the night. [1]

Output: Dozens of people spend their free time scouring the internet for stories about other people doing questionable things, then submit these stories with the caption "Still no cure for cancer", blissfully unaware of the irony.

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Input: [0] DeluxePass (not work safe) [2] He installs DivX, and now the videos play just fine. Problem solved. [1]

Output: A young man finally completes his mission of downloading every single adult video from the network, which comes to 15 terabytes of softcore, hardcore, lesbian, gay, cartoon, and bondage action. Only at this moment does he realize that he might have a problem.

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Input: [0] The Internet Movie Database [2] IMDB's database editor receives his monthly bribe to keep Doom House listed. [1]

Output: Angstrom Levy, who has long considered Dog Day Afternoon his favorite movie of all time, is amazed to learn that the film is rated 8.1 stars while Forrest Gump has a rating of 8.3 stars. He has no choice but to accept Forrest Gump as his new favorite movie.

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Input: [0] TorrentSpy [2] A torrent containing a legal, free to distribute program is mistakenly posted. The uploader's account is banned. It will take months for the community to recover. [1]

Output: In the comments section for a torrent of Windows Vista Ultimate Edtion (BadBoyz), torrentlvr posts: "how do i open isos in winamp someone fuckin tell me now its a emergency also i need winamp"

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Input: [0] Wizards Of The Coast [2] Coming to his senses, the admin repels the attack by tapping one Forest land card and casting Wall Of Blossoms. [1]

Output: When the site comes under DOS attack, the administrator rolls a natural d20 and is bewildered when it has no effect.

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Input: [0] Old Man Murray [2] (repeat) [1]

Output: I load the site, futilely hoping for a new update.

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Input: [0] World Of Warcraft [2] Blizzard officially closes down World Of Warcraft and refunds all 8.5 million subscriptions, citing "extremely low morale and deep shame" as the cause. [1]

Output: One subscriber totally sticks it to Blizzard by posting the following in the forums: "i played wow since launch three years ago and now im bored. you stink and i would cancel my subscription if i hadn't bought seven years worth of time cards at walmart."

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Input: [0] eBay [2] April Maybury from Denver, Colorado wins the auction by using the "Buy it now" option. In three days she will realize that she didn't read the description thoroughly, and that the auction was only for the box the item came in. [1]

Output: New item up for auction: Every moment of your life that has been wasted by people showing you "funny" auctions from eBay.

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Input: [0] Official Web Site Of Iowa Corn [2] Those hotshots from Nebraska Corn steal the profitability plans from Iowa Corn's website, then go cruising in their Ferraris. [1]

Output: Opportunities are created for long-term Iowa corn grower profitability.

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Input: [0] How Stuff Works [2] The scientist lays dead in his apartment. On his computer screen is an article entitled "How Printer Cartridges Work" which is, in fact, displaying the contents of "How Autoerotic Asphyxiation Works" due to a database error. [1]

Output: A scientist looks up "cure for cancer" and finds what he has been searching for over the past thirteen years. An article detailing a remarkably simple way of wiping out the disease with a mixture of readily available soft drinks has been hidden away on the site since 1998. He pumps his fist excitedly and prepares his printer.

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Input: [Property] bubbles [Value]

Output: false

SystemUpdater - Adobe ActionScript® 3 (AS3 ) API Reference


Input: [Property] bytesLoaded [Value]

Output: The number of items or bytes loaded at the time the listener processes the event.

SystemUpdater - Adobe ActionScript® 3 (AS3 ) API Reference


Input: [Property] bytesTotal [Value]

Output: The total number of items or bytes that ultimately will be loaded if the loading process succeeds.

SystemUpdater - Adobe ActionScript® 3 (AS3 ) API Reference


Input: [Property] cancelable [Value]

Output: false; there is no default behavior to cancel.

SystemUpdater - Adobe ActionScript® 3 (AS3 ) API Reference


Input: [Property] currentTarget [Value]

Output: The object that is actively processing the Event object with an event listener.

SystemUpdater - Adobe ActionScript® 3 (AS3 ) API Reference


Input: [Property] target [Value]

Output: The object reporting progress.

SystemUpdater - Adobe ActionScript® 3 (AS3 ) API Reference


Input: [Option] javascript.options.strict.debug [Description] Firefox internal option for enabling strict debug info [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] textSize [Description] Text size used inside Firebug [Valid Values] numerical value between -3 and 6 [Default] 0 [UI Equivalents]

Output: Firebug Menu->Text Size


Input: [Option] showInfoTips [Description] Specifies whether info popups shall be shown inside Firebug [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents]

Output: Firebug Menu->Options->Show Preview Tooltips


Input: [Option] largeCommandLine [Description] Specifies whether the Command Editor shall be shown instead of the Command Line [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Command Line->Red button with up arrow at the right


Input: [Option] openInWindow [Description] Specifies whether Firebug shall always be opened in a seperate window [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Firebug Menu->Options->Always Open in New Window


Input: [Option] detachedFirebugOnTop [Description] Specifies whether the Firebug window shall always be shown above all other windows [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Firebug Menu->Options->Detached Firebug on Top


Input: [Option] previousPlacement [Description] - [Valid Values] ? [Default] 0 [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] showErrorCount [Description] Specifies whether the JavaScript error count shall be shown besides the Status Bar Icon [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] viewPanelOrient [Description] Specifies how the Side Panels shall be oriented [Valid Values] true, false [Default] "vertical" [UI Equivalents]

Output: Firebug Menu->Options->Vertical Panes


Input: [Option] allPagesActivation [Description] Specifies whether Firebug shall be enabled by default for all websites [Valid Values] on, none [Default] "none" [UI Equivalents]

Output: Status Bar Icon context menu->On for All Web Pages


Input: [Option] hiddenPanels [Description] Panels, that are not shown inside the Panel Bar [Valid Values] "console", "html", "stylesheet", "script", "dom", "net" + Panels from extensions [Default] "" [UI Equivalents]

Output: Firebug Panel Bar -> Panel Selector


Input: [Option] panelTabMinWidth [Description] Minimal width of the Panel tabs inside the Panel Bar [Valid Values] numerical value (0=Tab width is not reduced) [Default] 50 [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] sourceLinkLabelWidth [Description] Width in characters of the link names to source files [Valid Values] numerical value (0=Label width is not reduced) [Default] 17 [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] activateSameOrigin [Description] Specifies whether to activate Firebug for all pages at the same URL [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents]

Output: Firebug Menu->Options->Activate Same Origin URLs


Input: [Option] searchCaseSensitive [Description] Specifies whether seaching inside the Panels is case sensitive [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Search Menu->Force Case Sensitive


Input: [Option] searchGlobal [Description] Specifies whether to search in multiple files when seaching inside the Panels [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents]

Output: Search Menu->Multiple Files


Input: [Option] searchUseRegularExpression [Description] Specifies whether to use regular expressions for seaching inside the Panels [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Search Menu->Use Regular Expression


Input: [Option] netSearchHeaders [Description] Specifies whether to search inside the headers of the requests inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] netSearchParameters [Description] Specifies whether to search inside the parameters of the requests inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] netSearchResponseBody [Description] Specifies whether to search inside the response of the requests inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Search Menu->Response Bodies


Input: [Option] showJSErrors [Description] Specifies whether to show JavaScript errors inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents]

Output: Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show JavaScript Errors


Input: [Option] showJSWarnings [Description] Specifies whether to show JavaScript warnings inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show JavaScript Warnings


Input: [Option] showCSSErrors [Description] Specifies whether to show CSS errors inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show CSS Errors


Input: [Option] showXMLErrors [Description] Specifies whether to show XML errors inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show XML Errors


Input: [Option] showChromeErrors [Description] Specifies whether to show browser and extensions internal errors inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Chrome Errors


Input: [Option] showChromeMessages [Description] Specifies whether to show browser and extensions internal messages inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Chrome Messages


Input: [Option] showExternalErrors [Description] - [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show External Errors


Input: [Option] showNetworkErrors [Description] Specifies whether to show network communication errors inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Network Errors


Input: [Option] showXMLHttpRequests [Description] Specifies whether to show XMLHttpRequests inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents]

Output: Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show XMLHttpRequests


Input: [Option] service.showStackTrace [Description] Specifies whether to show the stack trace for JavaScript errors inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Stack Trace With Errors


Input: [Option] console.logLimit [Description] Maximal number of log messages shown inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] numerical value (0=No limit) [Default] 500 [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] console.enableSites [Description] Specifies whether the Console Panel is enabled [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Enabled/Disabled


Input: [Option] tabularLogMaxHeight [Description] Maximal height in pixels of tabular Console Panel entries [Valid Values] numerical value (0=No limit) [Default] 200 [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] showCommentNodes [Description] Specifies whether to display comment nodes inside the HTML Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Comments


Input: [Option] showTextNodesWithWhitespace [Description] Specifies whether to display white space characters in text nodes inside the HTML Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Show White Space


Input: [Option] showTextNodesWithEntities [Description] Specifies whether to display basic entities in text nodes as they are or their visual representation inside the HTML Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents]

Output: HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Basic Entities


Input: [Option] showFullTextNodes [Description] Specifies whether to display the whole content of text nodes inside the HTML Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents]

Output: HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Full Text


Input: [Option] highlightMutations [Description] Specifies whether to highlight changes on elements inside the HTML Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents]

Output: HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Highlight Changes


Input: [Option] expandMutations [Description] Specifies whether to expand changes on elements inside the HTML Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Expand Changes


Input: [Option] scrollToMutations [Description] Specifies whether to scroll to elements inside the HTML Panel when they are changed [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Scroll Changes Into View


Input: [Option] shadeBoxModel [Description] Specifies whether to show the box model while hovering an element inside the HTML Panel or just mark it with a frame [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents]

Output: HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Shade Box Model


Input: [Option] showQuickInfoBox [Description] Specifies whether to display a popup with information when hovering an element inside the HTML Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Quick Info Box


Input: [Option] showUserAgentCSS [Description] Specifies whether to show the default CSS styles defined by the browser inside the Style Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Style Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Show User Agent CSS


Input: [Option] expandShorthandProps [Description] Specifies whether to expand shorthand properties inside the Style Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Style Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Expand Shorthand Properties


Input: [Option] service.breakOnErrors [Description] Toggles the Break On Errors feature [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Console Panel->Break On All Errors


Input: [Option] service.filterSystemURLs [Description] Specifies whether Firebug shouldn't be activated for browser internal URLs [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] service.showAllSourceFiles [Description] Specifies whether browser and extensions internal source files shall be shown inside the Script Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Script Panel Options Mini Menu->Show chrome sources


Input: [Option] service.trackThrowCatch [Description] Specifies whether to track throw/catch blocks inside the Script Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Script Panel Options Mini Menu->Track Throw/Catch


Input: [Option] script.enableSites [Description] Specifies whether the Script Panel is enabled [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Script Panel Options Mini Menu->Enabled/Disabled


Input: [Option] decompileEvals [Description] Specifies whether eval() expressions shall be decompiled inside the Script Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Script Panel Options Mini Menu->Decompile for eval() source


Input: [Option] service.scriptsFilter [Description] Type filter used for the Script Location Menu [Valid Values] static, evals, events, all [Default] all [UI Equivalents]

Output: Script Panel->Script Type Menu


Input: [Option] omitObjectPathStack [Description] Specifies whether to omit the display of the object path stack inside the Stack Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Stack Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Omit Toolbar Stack


Input: [Option] showUserProps [Description] Specifies whether to display user-defined properties inside the DOM Panel/Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents]

Output: DOM Options Mini Menu/Watch Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Show User-defined Properties


Input: [Option] showUserFuncs [Description] Specifies whether to display user-defined functions inside the DOM Panel/Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents]

Output: DOM Options Mini Menu/Watch Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Show User-defined Functions


Input: [Option] showDOMProps [Description] Specifies whether to display DOM properties inside the DOM Panel/Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents]

Output: DOM Options Mini Menu/Watch Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Show DOM Properties


Input: [Option] showDOMFuncs [Description] Specifies whether to display DOM functions inside the DOM Panel/Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: DOM Options Mini Menu/Watch Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Show DOM Functions


Input: [Option] showDOMConstants [Description] Specifies whether to display DOM constants inside the DOM Panel/Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: DOM Options Mini Menu/Watch Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Show DOM Constants


Input: [Option] ObjectShortIteratorMax [Description] How many properties to show in object summaries [Valid Values] non-zero positive integer [Default] 3 [UI Equivalents]

Output: (internal)


Input: [Option] showRulers [Description] Specifies whether to display rulers when hovering the parts of the box model inside the Layout Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents]

Output: Layout Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Rulers And Guides


Input: [Option] netFilterCategory [Description] File type filter used inside the Net Panel's Request List [Valid Values] console, html, css, script, dom, net [Default] all [UI Equivalents]

Output: Net Panel->Filters


Input: [Option] net.logLimit [Description] Maximal number of entries inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] numerical value (0=No limit) [Default] 500 [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] net.enableSites [Description] Specifies whether the Net Panel is enabled [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Net Panel Options Mini Menu->Enabled/Disabled


Input: [Option] netDisplayedResponseLimit [Description] Maximal size in bytes of the response body for the preview inside the request info of a request inside the Request List [Valid Values] numerical value (0=No limit) [Default] 102400 [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] netDisplayedPostBodyLimit [Description] Maximal size in bytes of the POST body for preview inside the request info inside the Request List [Valid Values] numerical value (0=No limit) [Default] 10240 [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] net.hiddenColumns [Description] Hidden columns inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] netHrefCol, netTimeCol, netSizeCol, netDomainCol, netStatusCol [Default] "" [UI Equivalents]

Output: Net Panel->Request List header context menu->Columns


Input: [Option] netPhaseInterval [Description] Time span after which the waterfall graph inside the Net Panel is broken [Valid Values] numerical value (0=Graph is not broken) [Default] 1000 [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] sizePrecision [Description] Number of decimal places for the display of the file size inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] numerical value between 0 and 2 [Default] 1 [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] netParamNameLimit [Description] Maximal number of characters of the request parameter names displayed in the request info inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] numerical value (0=No limit) [Default] 25 [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] netShowPaintEvents [Description] Specifies whether DOM paint events shall be shown as vertical lines inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents]

Output: Net Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Paint Events


Input: [Option] cache.mimeTypes [Description] List of additional mime-types (separated by space) that should be also cached by Firebug's internal cache. [Valid Values] separated list of strings [Default] "" [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] cache.responseLimit [Description] Maximum limit for displayed network responses [Valid Values] bytes [Default] 5242880 [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] externalEditors [Description] List of names of configured external editors [Valid Values] comma seperated list of strings [Default] "" [UI Equivalents]

Output: Firebug Menu->Open With Editor->Configure Editors...->Add/Change/Remove


Input: [Option] throttleMessages [Description] - [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] defaultPanelName [Description] Panel shown by default [Valid Values] "console", "html", "stylesheet", "script", "dom", "net" + Panels from extensions [Default] html [UI Equivalents]


Input: [Option] textWrapWidth [Description] Maximal number of characters after which the lines in the text of response bodies inside the Net Panel are wrapped [Valid Values] - [Default] 100 [UI Equivalents]


Input: [No] 1 [Item] Search Term [Most Recent Alert]

Output: followed search term Search Term


Input: [No] 2 [Item] feedly [Most Recent Alert]

Output: pwtempuser pwtempuser updated API feedly


Input: [No] 3 [Item] Evernote [Most Recent Alert]

Output: pwtempuser pwtempuser updated API Evernote


Input: [No] 4 [Item] User [Most Recent Alert]

Output: updated profile


Input: [No] 5 [Item] Search Term [Most Recent Alert]

Output: followed search term Search Term


Input: [No] 6 [Item] Search Term: linquet [Most Recent Alert]

Output: followed search term Search Term: linquet


Input: [No] 7 [Item] Search Term: blossom coffee [Most Recent Alert]

Output: followed search term Search Term: blossom coffee


Input: [Process Task] Feasibility [Documents Produced] No formal documents under CHART II. Various meeting minutes, etc. [Agency Effort Expended] Low Building CHART II was a replacement and enhancement of the original CHART system. [Process Used]

Output: Nothing formal under CHART II effort, because were operating a system

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] Planning [Documents Produced] Business Area Architecture. [Agency Effort Expended] Low Contractor helped the agency with system planning. Time and materials contract with task orders was critical to allowing contractor work to vary as needs were identified. [Process Used]

Output: Two stages - CHART personnel determined what was needed prior to design competition, then much more planning conducted jointly with the contractor.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] Concept of Operations [Documents Produced] Software Functional Requirements Document. Business Area Architecture. [Agency Effort Expended] High Agency used the contractor’s systems engineering procedures to document the existing system operation, and to identify further needs, and requirements. [Process Used]

Output: Partially done in preparation for design competition. Enhanced as part of business area architecture once integrator on board.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] Validation Plan [Agency Effort Expended] Low Evaluating the finished system was always planned in peoples’ minds, but not formally documented. [Process Used]

Output: Nothing formal.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] System Requirements [Documents Produced] Software Functional Requirements Document. Business Area Architecture. CHART II System Requirements. [Agency Effort Expended] High Business Area Architecture process worked very well to identify needs and requirements. BAA didn’t get continually updated. Will do this next time. [Process Used]

Output: Functional requirements developed for design competition. Refined in consultation with contractor.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] System Verification Plan [Documents Produced] Integration Test Plan. Test Procedures. Test Plan. [Agency Effort Expended] Low Worked well. An avenue for use of disadvantaged small businesses on the contractor team. Complete regression testing now becoming impractical. Need to determine how to choose what regression testing to do under what circumstances. [Process Used]

Output: Done by contractor during software development. Approved by agency.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] High Level Design Sub-system Requirements and Verification Plans [Documents Produced] High Level Design (for whole system and for various sub-systems and components). Unit Testing Plan. [Agency Effort Expended] High Extensive effort and agency involvement in this was worthwhile and process worked well. The contractor had extensive procedures and documentation for internal testing at each level. [Process Used]

Output: Several technology studies done of specific issues, such as which standards to use. Contractor did test plans for internal testing of sub-systems.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] Component Level Design [Documents Produced] Graphical User Interface Detailed Design. Database Design. Server Design. [Agency Effort Expended] Med Agency involvement in reviewing prototypes and interim progress was very worthwhile. [Process Used]

Output: Graphical user interface and other distinct elements were described, and prototyped where appropriate.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] Hardware and Software Development [Documents Produced] Documented Source Code. Acceptance Document. Regular reports from independent verification contractors. [Agency Effort Expended] Low Independent verification contractors used to monitor software code quality and integrator’s software development procedures. [Process Used]

Output: Followed contractor’s internal procedures. Independent contractors monitored software code and processes.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] Unit Verification [Documents Produced] Contractor reports. [Agency Effort Expended] Low [Process Used]

Output: Agency reviewed prototypes where applicable. Contractor performed further internal testing.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] Unit Integration [Documents Produced] Contractor reports. [Agency Effort Expended] None [Process Used]

Output: Not treated separately as such.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] Sub-system Verification [Documents Produced] Contractor reports. [Agency Effort Expended] Low The test environment set up in the contractor’s facilities was valuable in conducting realistic component and sub-system testing. Independent verification contractor monitored this and other contractor internal processes. [Process Used]

Output: Used test environment in contractor’s facilities. Contractor demonstrated user interface and other key items as soon as available.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] Sub-system Integration [Documents Produced] Contractor reports. [Agency Effort Expended] None [Process Used]

Output: Contractor performed integration.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] System Verification [Documents Produced] System Test Report. [Agency Effort Expended] Med Worked well. Found impractical to fix all problems. Write a problem report, evaluate cost of fixing it versus cost of operating with a workaround. Often best to leave it and pick it up in next build rather than delay deployment of the system. [Process Used]

Output: Formal acceptance tests of the installed system were witnessed and approved by CHART personnel.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] Deployment [Documents Produced] Transition Plan. Operational Readiness Review. [Agency Effort Expended] High [Process Used]

Output: Contractor took lead in deployment planning, for each build.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] Validation [Documents Produced] CHART Evaluation Reports. E-mails from operators. [Agency Effort Expended] Low Evaluation by University of Maryland has confirmed that the system works as planned and delivers value for the investment. Informal operator feedback turned into requirements for future builds. [Process Used]

Output: Informal feedback from the users. University of Maryland does periodic evaluation.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] Operations and Maintenance [Documents Produced] Operations and Maintenance Guide. Users Guide. Software Development Guide. [Agency Effort Expended] Med The Software Development Guide provides the information a third party developer would need to modify or interface with the existing CHART software. This is key to providing flexibility in choice of contractors for future work. Two separate contractors have already made system enhancements. [Process Used]

Output: Contractor prepared operation (user), administration, and maintenance documentation for each build.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Process Task] Changes and Upgrades [Documents Produced] Reports generated from online tools as needed. [Agency Effort Expended] Med Software configuration is managed very thoroughly. Hardware and network configuration are not so well managed, and an effort is underway to correct this. [Process Used]

Output: Change control board. Configuration of hardware and software are tracked via three levels – requirements maintained in DOORS, problem reports in ClearQuest, and source code in ClearCase. Hardware configuration documented in mainframe financial reporting system.

California Division | Federal Highway Administration


Input: [Artist] Soul Stirrers [Title] Jesus Gave Me Water [Album]

Output: The Complete Specialty Sessions

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Soul Stirrers [Title] The Last Mile Of The Way [Album]

Output: The Complete Specialty Sessions

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Soul Stirrers [Title] Touch The Hem Of His Garment [Album]

Output: The Complete Specialty Sessions

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Soul Stirrers [Title] That's Heaven To Me [Album]

Output: The Complete Specialty Sessions

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] You Send Me [Album]

Output: The best of Sam Cooke

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Only Sixteen [Album]

Output: The best of Sam Cooke

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Everybody Loves To Cha Cha Cha [Album]

Output: The best of Sam Cooke

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Wonderful World [Album]

Output: The best of Sam Cooke

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Sad Mood [Album]

Output: The best of Sam Cooke

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Bring It On Home To [Album]

Output: The best of Sam Cooke

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Another Saturday Night [Album]

Output: The best of Sam Cooke

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Tenderness [Album]

Output: The Man Who Invented Soul

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Summertime [Album]

Output: The best of Sam Cooke

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] I Ain't Gonna Cheat On You No More [Album]

Output: The Man Who Invented Soul

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Somebody's Gonna Miss Me [Album]

Output: The Man Who Invented Soul

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Sugar Dumpling [Album]

Output: Greatest Hits

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Somebody Have Mercy [Album]

Output: Greatest Hits

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Soul Twist [Album]

Output: Live At The Harlem Sqaure Club

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Feel It [Album]

Output: Live At The Harlem Sqaure Club

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Chain Gang [Album]

Output: Live At The Harlem Sqaure Club

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Cupid [Album]

Output: Live At The Harlem Sqaure Club

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] It's All Right [Album]

Output: Live At The Harlem Sqaure Club

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Twistin' The Night Away [Album]

Output: Live At The Harlem Sqaure Club

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Nobody Knows The Trouble I Have Seen [Album]

Output: The Man Who Invented Soul

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Lost And Lookin' [Album]

Output: The Man Who Invented Soul

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] I Lost Everything [Album]

Output: The Man Who Invented Soul

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Little Red Rooster [Album]

Output: The Man Who Invented Soul

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Trouble Blues [Album]

Output: The Man Who Invented Soul

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Mean Old World [Album]

Output: The Man Who Invented Soul

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Get Yourself Another Fool [Album]

Output: The Man Who Invented Soul

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Laughin' and Clownin' [Album]

Output: The Man Who Invented Soul

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] You Gotta Move [Album]

Output: The Man Who Invented Soul

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] Fool's Paradise [Album]

Output: The Man Who Invented Soul

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] (Ain't That) Good News [Album]

Output: Ain't That Good News

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Sam Cooke [Title] A Change Is Gonna Come [Album]

Output: Ain't That Good News

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Soul Stirrers [Title] Peace In The Valley [Album]

Output: The Complete Specialty Sessions

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Soul Stirrers [Title] End Of My Journey [Album]

Output: The Complete Specialty Sessions

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Soul Stirrers [Title] He's My Friend Until The End [Album]

Output: The Complete Specialty Sessions

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Field Name] 01. Company No [Data Entry] Press Enter to accept the default of All companies or enter a company number. [Description]

Output: You have the option of printing a report for a single company or all companies.


Input: [Field Name] 02 Letter Name Aging Break 1 [Data Entry] Enter the name of the dunning letter that is to be used for customers whose accounts have reached the first aging category. You may skip this field by pressing Enter if you will not be sending dunning letters for this aging category. [Description]

Output: When the dunning letters are printed, the printing program will look for customers who are set up to receive Dunning Letters for overdue accounts. Any customer whose account balance has been outstanding for the number of days set up for the first aging break will receive the letter named in this field. The letter names and their contents are set up in Dunning Letter Maintenance.


Input: [Field Name] 03 Letter Name Aging Break 2 [Data Entry] Enter the name of the dunning letter that is to be used for customers whose accounts have reached the second aging category. You may skip this field by pressing Enter if you will not be sending dunning letters for this aging category. [Description]

Output: When the dunning letters are printed, the printing program will look for customers who are set up to receive Dunning Letters for overdue accounts. Any customer whose account balance has been outstanding for the number of days set up for the first aging break will receive the letter named in this field. The letter names and their contents are set up in Dunning Letter Maintenance.


Input: [Field Name] 04 Letter Name Aging Break 3 [Data Entry] Enter the name of the dunning letter that is to be used for customers whose accounts have reached the third aging category. You may skip this field by pressing Enter if you will not be sending dunning letters for this aging category. [Description]

Output: When the dunning letters are printed, the printing program will look for customers who are set up to receive Dunning Letters for overdue accounts. Any customer whose account balance has been outstanding for the number of days set up for the first aging break will receive the letter named in this field. The letter names and their contents are set up in Dunning Letter Maintenance.


Input: [Field Name] 05 Letter Name Aging Break 4 [Data Entry] Enter the name of the dunning letter that is to be used for customers whose accounts have reached the fourth aging category. You may skip this field by pressing Enter if you will not be sending dunning letters for this aging category. [Description]

Output: When the dunning letters are printed, the printing program will look for customers who are set up to receive Dunning Letters for overdue accounts. Any customer whose account balance has been outstanding for the number of days set up for the first aging break will receive the letter named in this field. The letter names and their contents are set up in Dunning Letter Maintenance.


Input: [Field Name] 06 Letter Name Over Age Break 4 [Data Entry] Enter the name of the dunning letter that is to be used for customers whose accounts have gone over the fourth aging category. You may skip this field by pressing Enter if you will not be sending dunning letters for this aging category. [Description]

Output: When the dunning letters are printed, the printing program will look for customers who are set up to receive Dunning Letters for overdue accounts. Any customer whose account balance has been outstanding for the number of days set up for the first aging break will receive the letter named in this field. The letter names and their contents are set up in Dunning Letter Maintenance.


Input: [Field Name] 07 (P)rev/ (C)urr/ (T)oday/ (D)ate Cutoff Date [Data Entry] Enter the code for the cutoff date for accounts that are to receive dunning letters. The possible cutoff dates are: P = Previous month (last day of previous month) C = Current month (last day of current month) T = Today (the System Date on the day letters are printed) D - Date Given (you must enter the specific date in the Cutoff Date field). If you entered D, the cursor will stop in the Cutoff Date field for you to enter a date. [Description]

Output: This is the date upon which the agings will be based (e.g., if the first aging break is 30 days, and this field is set up for Today's date as the cutoff date, the aging break 1 letter will be sent to accounts 30 days overdue from today's date).


Input: [Field Name] 08 Minimum # Days to get letter [Data Entry] Enter the minimum number of days to be used by the report. [Description]

Output: Only items that are older than the minimum number of days selected will be included on the report.


Input: [Field Name] 09 Aging On Letter [Data Entry] Enter Y if you would like an aging of the customer's account to print on the dunning letter. Enter N if you do not want an aging of the customer's account to print on the dunning letter. [Description]

Output: This field allows you to determine whether an aging of the customer's account will print at the bottom of the dunning letter or not.


Input: [Field Name] 10 Detail On Letter [Data Entry] If you would like to include this detail in the letter, enter Y if you wouldlike to include the specific number of aging days of the customer’s oldest invoice and the customer’s total outstanding dollar amount within the text of the letter. If not, enter N or press Enter to accept the default of N. [Description]

Output: You may set up dunning letters in Dunning Letter Maintenance to contain the specific number of aging days of the customer's oldest invoice, and the customer's total outstanding dollar amount within the text of the letter.


Input: [Field Name] 11 Starting Customer Code 12 Stopping Customer Code [Data Entry] Enter starting and stopping customer codes in the range of customers you would like to include. Press enter if you would like to begin with the first customer in the file and/or end with the last customer in the file. [Description]

Output: The starting and stopping fields allow you to print dunning letters for a single customer, a range of customers, or all customers.


Input: [Field Name] 13 Master Accounts Only [Data Entry] Enter Y to include ONLY Master accounts on this report. Enter N to include all accounts, regardless of whether they are master accounts or not. [Description]

Output: This feature allows you to get agings for key accounts only. You must set up the accounts as Master accounts in Customer Maintenance. When you select an aging for Master Accounts Only, the report will be limited to just the reports you have set up as Master accounts.


Input: [Field Name] 14 Consolidate Master [Data Entry] Enter Y to use the Subsidiary account feature and to consolidate the subsidiary accounts into the master account on the report (e.g., no line items for subsidiary accounts will listed separately; they will automatically be included with the master account items). Enter N (or accept the default) to list subsidiary accounts separately from their master accounts. [Description]

Output: This field gives you the option of consolidating subsidiary accounts into the master account on the report or of listing subsidiary accounts separately from their master accounts.


Input: [Field Name] 15 Copies [Data Entry] Enter the number of copies of the report that should print. Press Enter to accept the default of “1”. [Description]

Output: You have the option of setting the report up to print multiple copies each time that it prints.


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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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Input: [Moderate] Pneumonitis--swelling and inflammation of lung tissue [Severe] 2 serious bacterial infections in a 2-year period (meningitis, blood infection, or pneumonia) [Mild]

Output: Swollen lymph nodes

AIDS/HIV in Children | Phoenix Children's Hospital


Input: [Moderate] Oral thrush that lasts for more than 2 months [Severe] A yeast infection that occurs in the digestive track or lungs [Mild]

Output: Swelling of the parotid gland (salivary glands located in front of the ear)

AIDS/HIV in Children | Phoenix Children's Hospital


Input: [Moderate] Constant or recurring diarrhea [Severe] Encephalopathy--an inflammation of the brain [Mild]

Output: Constant or recurring sinus infections

AIDS/HIV in Children | Phoenix Children's Hospital


Input: [Moderate] A fever that persists for more than 1 month [Severe] Tumors or malignant lesions [Mild]

Output: Constant or recurring ear infections

AIDS/HIV in Children | Phoenix Children's Hospital


Input: [Moderate] Hepatitis--an inflammation of the liver that is often caused by an infection [Severe] Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia (the type of pneumonia most commonly seen with HIV) [Mild]

Output: Dermatitis--an itchy, rash on the skin

AIDS/HIV in Children | Phoenix Children's Hospital


Input: [Moderate] Complicated chickenpox [Mild]

Output: Abdominal swelling from increased liver and spleen size

AIDS/HIV in Children | Phoenix Children's Hospital


Input: [Parameter] ccng.target [Description] target Cloud Foundry endpoint (e.g. https://api.run.pivotal.io) [Required/Optional]

Output: required


Input: [Parameter] ccng.email [Description] Cloud Foundry username [Required/Optional]

Output: required


Input: [Parameter] ccng.passwd [Description] Cloud Foundry password [Required/Optional]

Output: required


Input: [Parameter] ccng.org [Description] Cloud Foundry organization to run tests against [Required/Optional]

Output: required


Input: [Parameter] ccng.space [Description] Cloud Foundry space to run tests against [Required/Optional]

Output: required


Input: [Parameter] ccng.ssl [Description] trust self-signed certificates from target endpoint [Required/Optional]

Output: optional, default is false


Input: [Parameter] vcap.mysql.label [Description] label of a MySQL service that can be created [Required/Optional]

Output: optional, default is cleardb


Input: [Parameter] vcap.mysql.plan [Description] plan of a MySQL service that can be created [Required/Optional]

Output: optional, default is spark


Input: [Parameter] http.proxyHost [Description] host name of an HTTP proxy [Required/Optional]

Output: optional


Input: [Parameter] http.proxyPort [Description] port of an HTTP proxy [Required/Optional]

Output: optional


Input: 1 Distinct cuisine (“ethnic foods”) [Deaf American] no [Amish] yes [American Orthodox Jewish] yes [American Muslim] yes [American Indian] yes [Hispanic American] yes [Italian-American Catholic] yes [African- American] yes [American Protestant]

Output: to some extent


Input: 2 Distinct mode of dress [Deaf American] no [Amish] yes [American Orthodox Jewish] yes [American Muslim] yes [American Indian] yes [Hispanic American] no [Italian-American Catholic] no [African- American] to some extent [American Protestant]

Output: no


Input: 3 Distinct religion/ ethical framework [Deaf American] no [Amish] yes [American Orthodox Jewish] yes [American Muslim] yes [American Indian] yes [Hispanic American] yes [Italian-American Catholic] yes [African- American] to some extent [American Protestant]

Output: yes


Input: 4 Distinct scriptural tradition/history [Deaf American] no [Amish] yes [American Orthodox Jewish] yes [American Muslim] yes [American Indian] yes [Hispanic American] yes [Italian-American Catholic] yes [African- American] to some extent [American Protestant]

Output: yes


Input: 5 Distinct houses of worship [Deaf American] to some extent [Amish] yes [American Orthodox Jewish] yes [American Muslim] yes [American Indian] yes [Hispanic American] yes [Italian-American Catholic] yes [African- American] yes [American Protestant]

Output: yes


Input: 6 Distinct social customs [Deaf American] to some extent [Amish] yes [American Orthodox Jewish] yes [American Muslim] yes [American Indian] yes [Hispanic American] yes [Italian-American Catholic] yes [African- American] yes [American Protestant]

Output: no


Input: 7 Transmitted from parents to children [Deaf American] rarely [Amish] yes [American Orthodox Jewish] yes [American Muslim] yes [American Indian] yes [Hispanic American] yes [Italian-American Catholic] yes [African- American] yes [American Protestant]

Output: yes


Input: 8 Distinct folklore/ literary tradition [Deaf American] yes [Amish] yes [American Orthodox Jewish] yes [American Muslim] yes [American Indian] yes [Hispanic American] yes [Italian-American Catholic] yes [African- American] yes [American Protestant]

Output: no


Input: 9 Distinct language [Deaf American] yes [Amish] yes [American Orthodox Jewish] yes [American Muslim] yes [American Indian] yes [Hispanic American] yes [Italian-American Catholic] yes [African- American] to some extent [American Protestant]

Output: no


Input: 10 Distinct social, sports, recreational institutions [Deaf American] yes [Amish] yes [American Orthodox Jewish] yes [American Muslim] yes [American Indian] yes [Hispanic American] yes [Italian-American Catholic] yes [African- American] yes [American Protestant]

Output: to some extent


Input: 11 Distinct schools [Deaf American] yes [Amish] yes [American Orthodox Jewish] yes [American Muslim] yes [American Indian] to some extent [Hispanic American] to some extent [Italian-American Catholic] to some extent [African- American] to some extent [American Protestant]

Output: to some extent


Input: 12 Distinct geographical communities [Deaf American] to some extent [Amish] yes [American Orthodox Jewish] yes [American Muslim] yes [American Indian] yes [Hispanic American] yes [Italian-American Catholic] yes [African- American] to some extent [American Protestant]

Output: no


Input: [Light] Low [S.E.M.] Medium [T.E.M.] High [Property]

Output: Resolution

A-level Biology/Cells - Wikibooks, open books for an open world

Table 3: Comparison of microscopes


Input: [Light] Low [S.E.M.] High [T.E.M.] Medium [Property]

Output: Depth of focus

A-level Biology/Cells - Wikibooks, open books for an open world

Table 3: Comparison of microscopes


Input: [Light] Good [S.E.M.] Good [T.E.M.] Limited [Property]

Output: Field of view

A-level Biology/Cells - Wikibooks, open books for an open world

Table 3: Comparison of microscopes


Input: [Light] Easy [S.E.M.] Fairly skilled [T.E.M.] Skilled [Property]

Output: Ease of specimen preparation

A-level Biology/Cells - Wikibooks, open books for an open world

Table 3: Comparison of microscopes


Input: [Light] Rapid [S.E.M.] Quite rapid [T.E.M.] Slow [Property]

Output: Speed of specimen preparation

A-level Biology/Cells - Wikibooks, open books for an open world

Table 3: Comparison of microscopes


Input: [Light] Cheap [S.E.M.] Expensive [T.E.M.] Expensive [Property]

Output: Relative cost

A-level Biology/Cells - Wikibooks, open books for an open world

Table 3: Comparison of microscopes


Input: [Light] Yes [S.E.M.] No [T.E.M.] No [Property]

Output: Living specimen

A-level Biology/Cells - Wikibooks, open books for an open world

Table 3: Comparison of microscopes


Input: [Why] Extra virgin olive oil is a good source of monounsaturated fat. Increasing monounsaturated fats relative to other dietary fats is associated with better blood sugar control and cholesterol levels. Changing the overall percentage of calories from fat and carbohydrates in the diets of people with type 1 diabetes is often difficult. However, it is possible to modify the quality of the dietary fat. In adolescents with type 1 diabetes, increasing monounsaturated fats relative to other dietary fats is associated with better control over blood sugar and cholesterol levels .19 The best way to incorporate monounsaturates into the diet is to use olive oil, especially extra virgin olive oil, which has the highest antioxidant values. [Recommendation]

Output: Add some olive oil


Input: [Why] Studies have suggested that a high-fiber diet, especially when combined with a low-glycemic-index diet, improves blood sugar control. Older studies suggested that including 30 grams per day or more of fiber helps control blood sugar in type 1 diabetes.20 However, a more recent controlled study of people with well-controlled type 1 diabetes on intensive insulin regimens found no important benefits from consuming a high-fiber diet.21 In another trial, a low-glycemic-index diet containing 50 grams per day of fiber improved blood sugar control and helped prevent hypoglycemic episodes in a group of people with type 1 diabetes taking two or more insulin injections per day.22 Consuming more fiber may not be as helpful in type 1 diabetes when modern intensive insulin regimens are used, but eating high-fiber foods is recommended for its many other health benefits.23 When taken with meals, high-fiber supplements such as guar gum reduced the rise in blood sugar following meals in people with type 1 diabetes.24 , 25 More research is needed to determine if regular use of fiber supplements benefits long-term blood sugar control in type 1 diabetes. [Recommendation]

Output: Fight back with fiber


Input: [Why] Whole grains, beans, vegetables, and fruit help keep blood sugar levels stable because their low glycemic index does not cause blood sugar to spike. Eating carbohydrate-containing foods , whether high in sugar or high in starch (such as bread, potatoes, processed breakfast cereals, and rice), temporarily raises blood sugar and insulin levels.26 The blood sugar-raising effect of a food, called its "glycemic index," depends on how rapidly its carbohydrate is absorbed. Many starchy foods have a glycemic index similar to table sugar (sucrose).27Beans, peas, fruit, and oats have low glycemic indexes, despite their high carbohydrate content, due mostly to the health-promoting effects of soluble fiber . Controlled studies have found that people with type 1 diabetes who follow a low-glycemic-index diet have better long-term control over their blood sugar levels compared with those following a high-glycemic-index diet.28 However, other studies find similar benefits from training patients to adjust their insulin doses according to the total carbohydrate content of each meal or snack ("carbohydrate counting").29 People with type 1 diabetes should always discuss changes in their diet with their treating physician. [Recommendation]

Output: Keep an eye on the GI


Input: [Why] Most doctors recommend that people with diabetes eat less sugary foods like snacks and processed foods and replace these foods with high-fiber, whole foods. Diabetes disrupts the mechanisms by which the body controls blood sugar. Until recently, health professionals have recommended sugar restriction to people with diabetes, even though short-term high-sugar diets have been shown, in some studies, not to cause blood sugar problems in people with diabetes.30 , 31 , 32 Currently, the American Diabetic Association (ADA) guidelines do not prohibit the use of moderate amounts of sugar,33 as long as blood levels of glucose, triglycerides , and cholesterol are maintained within normal levels. Most doctors recommend that people with diabetes cut intake of sugar from snacks and processed foods, and replace these foods with high-fiber, whole foods. This tends to lower the glycemic index of the overall diet and has the additional benefit of increasing vitamin, mineral, and fiber intake. Other authorities also recommend lowering the glycemic index of the diet to improve the control of diabetes.34 [Recommendation]

Output: Limit sugar