Input: [0] Bernard J. Kwiakowski Memorial Scholarship [2] Yes [3] March 1 [4] The purpose of this fund is to provide scholarship support for one student each year in the Masters Program in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders. Each student recipient will be selected based on: Outstanding performance in clinical practicums during the first year of the Masters Program, to include: The entire first to master and The second semester up to mid-term Financial need Outstand clinical performance will be documented through a letter written by the student's clinical professor in his or her first year of clinical experiences. Financial needs will be determined by the department based on a ranking of possible scholarship candidates by the Office of Student Financial Aid. The award will be available late in the spring semester of the student's first year of the Masters Program. [5] Online Form Recommendation Form [1]

Output: Masters Students in CSD

Scholarships | Communication Sciences and Disorders | University of Wisconsin–Madison


Input: [0] Loon Fellowship Award [2] No [3] March 1, Annually [4] The Loon Fellowship, a group of former UW-Madison master’s program students in Communication Sciences and Disorders, has established an award to recognize contributions by an M.S. or AuD student who creates and fosters a sense of community and fellowship among graduate students. Nominees should be first-year professional-degree graduate students in good academic standing majoring in speech-language pathology or audiology, or first-year master’s-degree students in CSD. There are no restrictions as to citizenship, age, gender, undergraduate degree, financial need or grade point average. Nominations are sought from faculty, clinical instructors and graduate students at any point in their academic programs. Nominations should be limited to one page and should address student leadership as evidenced by the nominee’s support of fellow graduate students, and actions which foster professional development and personal relationships among students. Nominees will then be contacted and asked to prepare short responses to a limited number of questions. [5] Online Form Recommendation Form [1]

Output: M.S. or Au.D. Student

Scholarships | Communication Sciences and Disorders | University of Wisconsin–Madison


Input: [0] Phi Beta Award [2] No [3] Currently unavailable [4] The Phi Beta Award is given to a junior student based on good scholarship and character, demonstrated talent and achievement in speech or music, promise of continuing achievement as judged by a peer group of faculty. The award rotates among Music, Theatre, Communication Arts and Communication Sciences and Disorders. An award is given every other year. Nominees should display outstanding character, scholarship, and professional skill. [5] Online Form Recommendation Form [1]

Output: Undergraduate major in Communication Sciences and Disorders with junior standing

Scholarships | Communication Sciences and Disorders | University of Wisconsin–Madison


Input: [0] Frank V. Powell Award [2] No [3] March 1, Annually [4] Frank V. Powell was a director of the Division for Handicapped Children, Department of Public Instruction. He was an educator in Wisconsin for nearly 50 years and was interested in the field of “speech correction,” as it was known then. His family created a fund in his memory and the award has been continued since 1958. The award is administered by the Department of Education. The Powell Award is announced and a certificate is presented at the School of Education Honors Banquet each spring, and the award recipients’ names are engraved on a plaque displayed on the first floor of Goodnight Hall. Award recipients are selected via recommendation of the faculty. [5] Online Form Recommendation Form [1]

Output: Undergraduate in the School of Education studying Communication Sciences and Disorders

Scholarships | Communication Sciences and Disorders | University of Wisconsin–Madison


Input: [0] Linda Ruffalo Award [2] Yes [3] March 1 [4] This endowed fund was established in 2013 by Linda L. Ruffalo. The purpose of this endowed scholarship is to provide financial support for full-time undergraduate students in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders who are majoring in the areas of Speech/Language Pathology or Audiology. The only requirement for awarding this scholarship is that the student have a demonstrated financial need as determined by the Office of Student Financial Aid at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. If no such student can be found in the specific aforementioned areas, the donor requests that the scholarship not be awarded for that year and a larger scholarship awarded when an eligible recipient can be found. Recipients of this fund are strongly encouraged to write a note of appreciation to Ms. Ruffalo. [5] Online Form Recommendation Form [1]

Output: Undergraduate major in Communication Sciences & Disorders

Scholarships | Communication Sciences and Disorders | University of Wisconsin–Madison


Input: [0] UW-Stevens Point Scholarships [2] Varies [3] Varies [4] The UW-Stevens Point campus offers numerous scholarships to Au.D. students. Announcements for scholarship applications are made in December. Decisions are made by February, and scholarships are awarded in April. [5] Visit UW-Stevens Point's Scholarship page for more information and application criteria. [1]

Output: Au.D. Students

Scholarships | Communication Sciences and Disorders | University of Wisconsin–Madison


Input: [0] Wisconsin Maternal and Child Heath (MCH) LEND Program [2] No [3] Varies [4] The Wisconsin Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities (LEND) Program provides interdisciplinary and disciplinary leadership training in order to improve systems of care that promote the prevention of disabilities and assure access to family-centered, community-based services and supports for children with neurodevelopmental disabilities and their families. WI LEND provides advanced training to graduate students, post-graduates, family members, self-advocates, and community professionals who already demonstrate a commitment to promoting quality systems of care for children and their families. [5] Visit the Waisman Center's LEND program page here to apply. [1]

Output: Au.D. Students

Scholarships | Communication Sciences and Disorders | University of Wisconsin–Madison


Input: [0] WSHA Foundation Scholarships [2] Varies [3] Varies [4] The WSHA Foundation currently sponsors several annual scholarship competitions, with awards announced at the Association’s Convention in the spring of each year. In awarding scholarships, WSHA does not discriminate based on race, color, creed, age, gender, sexual orientation, or disability. Each scholarship carries its own set of eligibility criteria and procedures. In general, however, all application materials must be received by WSHA on or before the specified date each year. Incomplete or late applications will be disqualified. [5] Visit the WSHA website here to review available awards and scholarships. [1]

Output: Au.D. Students

Scholarships | Communication Sciences and Disorders | University of Wisconsin–Madison


Input: [Utility] Diminishing Marginal Utility

Output: the principle that the more of a good that one obtains in a specific period of time, the less is the additional utility yeilded by an additional unit of that good

a measure of the satisfaction received from possessing or consumin goods and services


Input: [Utility] Marginal Utility

Output: the extra utility derived from consuming one more unit of a good or service

a measure of the satisfaction received from possessing or consumin goods and services


Input: [Utility] disutility

Output: dissatisfaction

a measure of the satisfaction received from possessing or consumin goods and services


Input: [Utility] total utility

Output: a measure of the total satisfaction derived from consuming a quantityof some good or service

a measure of the satisfaction received from possessing or consumin goods and services


Input: [Utility] equimarginal principle or consumer equilibrium

Output: to mazimize utility, consumers must allocate their scarce incomes among goods so as to equate the marginal utilities per dollar of expenditure on the last unit of each good purchased

a measure of the satisfaction received from possessing or consumin goods and services


Input: [Utility] cunsumer surplus

Output: the difference between what the consumer is willing and able to pay for a unit of a good and the price that the consumer actually has to pay

a measure of the satisfaction received from possessing or consumin goods and services


Input: [Utility] indifference

Output: lacking any preference

a measure of the satisfaction received from possessing or consumin goods and services


Input: [Utility] indifference curve

Output: a curve showing all combinations of two goods that the consumer is indifferent among

a measure of the satisfaction received from possessing or consumin goods and services


Input: [Utility] indifference map

Output: a complete set of indifference curves

a measure of the satisfaction received from possessing or consumin goods and services


Input: [Utility] budget line

Output: a line showing all the combinations of goods that can be purchased with a given level of income

a measure of the satisfaction received from possessing or consumin goods and services


Input: [Ticket] #1 [Summary] Can't make SVN checkout... [Owner] xi [Type] enhancement [Status] reopened [Priority] high [Severity]

Output: critical


Input: [Ticket] #2 [Summary] Does PySyck support python pickling [Owner] xi [Type] enhancement [Status] closed [Priority] high [Severity]

Output: critical


Input: [Ticket] #16 [Summary] duplicate keys in dictionary cause unpredictable behavior [Owner] xi [Type] defect [Status] reopened [Priority] normal [Severity]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #19 [Summary] PySyck improperly handles subclassed types [Owner] xi [Type] defect [Status] new [Priority] normal [Severity]

Output: normal


Input: [Ticket] #28 [Summary] Incorrect handling of strings with trailing spaces [Owner] xi [Type] defect [Status] closed [Priority] highest [Severity]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #38 [Summary] PySyck handles non-alphanumeric strings as references, others not [Owner] xi [Type] defect [Status] closed [Priority] normal [Severity]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #44 [Summary] easy_install b0rked [Owner] xi [Type] defect [Status] closed [Priority] normal [Severity]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #56 [Summary] pysyck install problem [Owner] xi [Type] defect [Status] new [Priority] normal [Severity]

Output: normal


Input: [Ticket] #61 [Summary] Raise ValueError on bad time stamps [Owner] xi [Type] defect [Status] new [Priority] normal [Severity]

Output: normal


Input: [Ticket] #65 [Summary] Noise in output [Owner] xi [Type] defect [Status] closed [Priority] normal [Severity]

Output: normal


Input: [Ticket] #67 [Summary] PySyck does not work on 64 bit machine [Owner] xi [Type] defect [Status] assigned [Priority] normal [Severity]

Output: normal


Input: [Ticket] #81 [Summary] syck.dump is broken [Owner] xi [Type] defect [Status] closed [Priority] normal [Severity]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #90 [Summary] Dumping long strings results in bogus document marker insertion [Owner] xi [Type] defect [Status] closed [Priority] high [Severity]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #108 [Summary] Setup.py install missing section header error [Owner] xi [Type] defect [Status] closed [Priority] high [Severity]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #109 [Summary] PySyck for Python 2.6 or Python 3.0 [Owner] xi [Type] task [Status] new [Priority] normal [Severity]

Output: normal


Input: [Ticket] #132 [Summary] PySyck does not dump dictionaries [Owner] xi [Type] defect [Status] closed [Priority] highest [Severity]

Output: blocker


Input: [Ticket] #229 [Summary] [PATCH] pysyck cannot dump dict in 64bit system [Owner] xi [Type] defect [Status] new [Priority] normal [Severity]

Output: normal


Input: [0] Recommendation Area [2] Current Priority [3] Implementation Status [4] New Cost [5] Implementation Team [1]

Output: Specific Recommendations

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [0] 1. Digital Content Selection [2] Yes [3] Some progress [4] $TBD? [5] Tom Teper, CDC, Head of DCC, selectors [1]

Output: a. Immediately, selectors and units with collection responsibilities, especially those holding unique or special collections, should be encouraged by Library Administration to develop and put on file written, forward-looking plans and recommendations (including clear rationales and justifications) prioritizing materials they feel ought to be digitized from their collections. This will facilitate planning and help the Library better comprehend the scope of future digitization needs.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [2] Yes [3] Some progress [4] n/a [5] AUL for Collections; Head of DCC, selectors [1]

Output: b. Over the course of the next 6 months, the Office of Collections and the Head of Digital Content Creation, working with the advice and input of selectors, the Collection Development Committee, and campus groups such as the Illinois Digitization Initiative, should coordinate selection of content to be digitized from Library collections. This will help ensure better continuity and consistency in prioritizing and expending digitization resources.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [0] 2. Digital Content Creation [2] Yes [3] Some progress [5] Head of DCC, LSDWG [1]

Output: a. Over the course of the next 6 months and under the leadership of the Head of DCC, the Library should develop and promulgate internally standards and best practices for digital capture (internal and outsourced). Best practices will mandate a high and consistent level of digitization quality, adequate to support broad use and re-use of digital content and avoiding the need to re-digitize content in the future.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [2] Yes, with revisions -- i.e., scaled back given the current budget climate. [3] Incomplete; DCC still operates largely on soft money. [5] UL & EC [1]

Output: b. As part of budget planning for FY10, the University Librarian, with the advice of the Library Executive Committee, should identify stable funding for DCC to support ongoing digitization. As soon as possible (i.e., even before start of FY10) this should include hiring or re-allocating another permanent senior civil service staff member to DCC (this person would be responsible for preparing materials being digitized at the OCA scanning center in Oak Street and being outsourced to vendors; regularly updating the OCA tracking database; upgrade bib and holding record information as needed; search copyright renewal records; assist the unit head in preparation of files for the print-on-demand program, and other duties as described in the position description being submitted now to the Budget Subcommittee), establishing annual DCC budgets for a consistent level of outsourced (e.g., OCA) digitization, for supplies, equipment maintenance and replacement, and for undergraduate and/or graduate student assistants. The 33% GA currently assigned to IT-DSD could reasonably be reassigned to DCC effective 1 January 2009.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [2] Yes, pending significant revision to account for departure of Lincoln and changes in budget climate [3] On hold. [5] UL & EC -- i.e., academic staffing request [1]

Output: c. Longer term (i.e., in FY10, 11, or 12), the University Librarian, with the advice of the Library Executive Committee, should authorize through new hire or internal reallocation and retraining assignment of an individual to become a permanent static media digitization expert. This individual would be a counterpart (for different media) to the Media Preservation Coordinator (Emma Lincoln.) The Library needs a professional with understanding of how to scan still images, photography, artwork, etc. with color correction, to adjust lighting conditions, etc., so as to create the best digitization result feasible. If the position were filled now, the logical placement would be in the DCC. However, if the position cannot be filled for some time, the Team leaves open the question of organizational assignment of this individual (e.g., to DCC, Preservation, or elsewhere).

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [2] Yes [3] Limited progress [5] Head of DCC, AUL for Collections, AUL for IT [1]

Output: d. Starting immediately, DCC should commit time and effort on an ongoing basis to seeking external funding for digitization, collaborating with faculty both inside and outside the Library. This will leverage and enhance the Library's ongoing investment in digitization.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [2] No, needs to be reconsidered given current budget climate [3] On hold [5] UL & EC -- i.e., academic staffing request [1]

Output: e. Cost: Make permanent DCC's FY'09 budget at $200k allocated for this fiscal year; static media digitization position (fill at the civil service or academic professional level): $35,000 - $45,000, new appointment of an Academic Professional, or re-assignment of existing personnel with funds allocated for backfill as needed;

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [3] Complete [5] Head of DCC w/support from AUL's [1]

Output: f. On an ongoing basis, where it makes sense, the Library should look to consolidate digital capture under DCC; pursuant to this objective, effective 1 January 2009, the Library should move digital capture activities currently in Library IT Digital Services and Development (DSD) into DCC. Concentrated ongoing digitization insures the critical mass of work necessary to develop and maintain a critical center of expertise.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [0] 3. Coordination of Units Involved in Digital Content Life Cycle [2] No, replaced by DCLC WG & DLAR&SC Team proposals [3] Not adopted. [1]

Output: a. Immediately, the University Librarian, with the advice of the Library Executive Committee, should charge a functional group-the "Digital ISCC (Integrated System Coordinating Committee)"-to be responsible for coordinating the digital content and systems that exist to manage and deliver locally held and digitized digital content. This is necessary to coordinate aspects of digital life cycle beyond initial selection and capture (e.g., access, management, bibliographic control, preservation, etc.). The Digital ISCC should be set up as a functional working group of CAPT.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [2] No, since Digital ISCC recommendation was not adopted. [3] Not adopted. Initial search failed with recommendations; now moot since Digital ISCC proposal is no longer recommended. [1]

Output: b. Appoint a Coordinator of the Digital ISCC who is also responsible for helping to oversee and define the processes and workflows necessary to accomplish the digitization and management of digital content from the Library and University's assets. An individual invested in understanding and coordinating the end-to-end digital content life cycle is needed to keep digital content moving through the pipeline. A consensus was not reached on whether this should be a faculty or AP position, whether visiting hire, internal reallocation, or added duty, nor as to whether the role was full or part time. Peggy Steele is currently working with the unit heads directly involved to do a short-term assessment of the workflow coordination overall needs. Cost: New appointment of an Academic Professional, or re-assignment of existing personnel with funds allocation for backfill as needed; $46,000 - $55,000.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [0] 4. Structures for Technology Development: Digital Library Access, Management and Stewardship [2] Yes [3] Significant progress. Partially satisfied by title and assignment changes proposed here & results of RTG facilitated Library IT review. Additional changes still required [5] AUL for IT [1]

Output: a. Over the coming year, Library IT should develop and implement a more inclusive and distributed approach to technology services that enables task-focused groups of IT professionals, Library staff, and faculty to concentrate on accomplishing strategic institutional priorities. This matrix approach to developing effective digital management, access, and preservation services for the Library. This approach is being used increasingly as the Library adopts New Service Models, and seeks to work more flexibly across the confines of existing unit boundaries to accomplish strategic goals. Recommendations 4b , 4c, and 4f call for such functional teams to be constituted immediately.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [2] Yes [3] Some progress, but slowed by deferred staffing; IT fee funded visiting positions will help speed transition and help us better understand long term needs. [5] AUL for IT; Head, Grainger Engineering Library [1]

Output: b. By January 1, 2009, the AUL for Library IT and the Head of the Grainger Library should develop a formal plan for integrating the spectrum of technology activities of the Grainger Digital Library Initiative fully into the mainstream of Library IT operations and development. The current Grainger DLI team (which currently manages the production systems of Easy Search, Journal and Article Locator, and Illinois Harvest) should have responsibility initially for managing the production systems for digital content access, including CONTENTdm, DLXS, CWIS and similar systems now managed by DSD. This team will form the basis for the Library's digital content access and management group, including support for mass digitization. The Library should fill the Digital Library Research Programmer position (previous incumbent Matt Cordial) on a permanent basis, with a home base in this team and with strong links to IT-ISD. This position is being re-cast so that it supports mass digitization and digital access management systems. The Assistant Web Content and Digital Services Librarian, 50% in DSD, should be assigned to be a member of this team for the 50% time currently committed to DSD. Staff who are now part of the Grainger Digital Library Initiative will continue to report to their assigned supervisors. The alignment of services, priorities, and budgetary resources will occur with leadership from across the various functional groups in IT with vision and priorities set through the Office of IT. This will help build a better and more streamlined foundation for this group as part of a matrix Library IT organization mentioned above. As this team is set up, this will allow DSD to dissolve at the end of 2008 when the interim head steps down. (The DSD 33% GA should be assigned to DCC, as mentioned above.)

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [2] Yes [3] Cole & Mischo addressed in this recommendation; still need to review job title & assignment of Chris Prom (and possibly others). [1]

Output: c. Change titles, held by Tim Cole, Chris Prom, and Bill Mischo, to reflect their involvement in and contributions to Library IT and digital library advancement.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [2] Yes, with revisions [3] Some progress; more pending outcome of this recommendation. Revised implementation plan, combining digital content access and management and digital preservation repository efforts; The group under formation is a combination of the Repository and Scholarly Communications implementation team and a nascent Digital Content Access and Management team. [5] Digital Content Access Librarian, IDEALS and Scholarly Comm. Coordinator; Information Systems R&D Librarian; Technical Architect for Repositories & Schol. Comm. Svcs.; working in consultation with AUL for IT [1]

Output: d. The IDEALS program within Library IT should assume responsibility for the planning and development of a Library-wide digital content repository solution, as well as the scholarly services that will support long-term digital asset preservation and serve as a backbone for digital content access and management systems. IDEALS will work closely with and will include in these efforts a diverse team of stakeholders, including staff from Preservation, IT-ISD, the Grainger Digital Library Technology Group, collections and public services librarians, and campus stakeholders such as CITES, LAS, I3 and iCHASS. The Scholarly Commons service programs will have a strong dependence on the success of these efforts. Initially, the Library can support this work with a 2-year visiting research programmer hire, with expectation that this position will need to be made permanent. This work is critical to protect our already substantial investment in locally held and digitized digital content. The Team recognizes that IT-IDEALS is the best-suited area to initiate this activity, and also recognizes that as this effort evolves, elements more suited to Preservation may be moved to that area, and the technology service development components may be amplified after the repository effort is addressed.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [3] Complete [1]

Output: e. The AUL for IT should use the RTG facilitation process as a catalyst for the Library to evolve toward functional teams that collaborate on technology development, production, and support. The goal of this work is to prepare a large cross-section of Library faculty and staff to better support emerging new service models.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [2] Yes, with revisions. [3] Delayed, pending revisions. This idea has morphed from the original recommendations, but nevertheless the thinking is moving in a positive direction, but slightly different, as group in 4d organize their work, and Scholarly Commons Coordinator & Leads launch programs in the SC. [5] ????[twc1] [1]

Output: f. The Library should form an eScholarship Technology Services Group to provide online scholarly services and to involve the Library in the emerging eScholarship initiatives locally and with peer institutions. This group should draw its membership from CAM, University Archives, Preservation, Library IT, the Grainger Digital Library team, the emerging Scholarly Commons team, and other pertinent areas. This initiative will advertise the benefit of digital services and will help bring new and more robust digital services directly to our users. This initiative should coordinate closely with the emerging Scholarly Commons group. There is not full agreement on the role and the title of this group, and any ambiguities need to be worked through before this type of group can get off to a productive start. It is clear from the Team's conversations that there is a concrete need for this kind of work to be organized in a functional cross-cutting group. The RTG process should include planning and discussion of this group and its role in collaborative technology development.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [2] Yes. [3] Progress anticipated soon. Addressing thru Vis. Res. Programmer BUT this is temporary funding (3 yrs.); Need to re-group in 24 mos. and determine long-term need/solutions. [5] AUL for IT in consultation with DCLCM group/CAPT [1]

Output: Cost: Fill the Digital Library Research Programmer position: $50,000-$55,000 ; Re-allocate the remaining two years of IDEALS funding from the Provost to hire a Repository Developer (programmer) position; re-allocate percentages of current technical staff time to this effort to form both groups mentioned in "b" above; Examine and re-define, if necessary, current technical and preservation roles to form a cohesive digital preservation team; Long-term: establish at least one new technical professional position dedicated to repository development and ongoing support.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [2] Yes, but deferred and revised in recognition of current climate [3] Some progress pending this recommendation and visting programmer postions; Revisit before end of visiting programmer appointments [5] AUL for IT, ISR&D Librarian, UL & EC in consultation with CAPT and other stakeholders [1]

Output: Other costs are $0 for now; by FY '10, however, there will be better-defined needs for technical development to support ongoing programs that are not currently defined (data curation, scholarly communications service tools and support applications; e-science applications development; media support and management); long-term, these efforts may require the re-allocation of current resources mixed with new lines to support up to five new professional positions that are focused on technical development to support digital library services.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [0] 5. Metadata Creation and Enhancement [2] Yes [3] No progress [5] UL & EC, Head Content Access [1]

Output: a. Before the start of FY10, the University Librarian and Executive Committee should authorize hiring a second metadata librarian (as originally planned) to better coordinate and advance metadata creation, remediation, and enhancement efforts. Without this additional support CAM, which must serve as the Library's primary coordinating body for metadata standards and best practices, will not be able to keep pace with the growth in digitization and amount of locally held digital content. Cost: Second metadata librarian position: $46,000 - 55,000.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [0] 6. Digital Preservation [2] Yes [3] Interim appointed [5] UL & EC -- i.e., academic staffing request [1]

Output: a. Immediately, the University Librarian and Executive Committee should authorize a search for a new Head of Preservation. An effective digital content preservation program cannot come into being with this critical position unfilled.

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [2] Yes. [3] In process, post NEH DP workshop in April 2010 [5] Head of Preservation; Repository Implementation Team [1]

Output: b. The new Head of Preservation should be tasked to develop in collaboration with Library IT and other stakeholders a phased plan for putting in place a digital preservation plan appropriate to quality and significance of our digital holdings, present and anticipated. This plan will leverage the digital repository work mentioned in 4d and will describe a way to get from where we are now to where we should be, identifying resources and critical dependencies. a. Cost: $55,000 to $70,000

Digital Content Life Cycle Recommendations


Input: [Item] Health Potion [Method of Obtaining] Always available [Description]

Output: Restores 40% of your maximum HP (rounded down) when used

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Input: [Item] Mana Potion [Method of Obtaining] Always Available [Description]

Output: Restores 40% of your maximum MP (rounded down) when used

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Input: [Item] Fortitude Tonic [Method of Obtaining] Witch level 1 [Description]

Output: Removes Poison and all stacks of Weakening

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Input: [Item] Burn Salve [Method of Obtaining] Witch level 1 [Description]

Output: Removes Mana Burn and all stacks of Corrosion

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Input: [Item] Strength Potion [Method of Obtaining] Witch level 2 [Description]

Output: Removes all your mana, your base damage for the next attack is increased by 1 per level and 1 per mana consumed while drinking the potion

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Input: [Item] Schadenfreude Potion [Method of Obtaining] Witch level 2 [Description]

Output: Restores 1 MP for every point of damage taken on your next attack (Note: Mana burn is applied before damage is dealt, so if you attack an opponent with mana burn, it will take away all your mana and then this potion will kick in to restore your mana.)

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Input: [Item] Quicksilver Potion [Method of Obtaining] Witch level 3, or can be obtained from Tikki Tooki with the "Reflexes" boon [Description]

Output: Grants temporary 50% Dodge and dodge prediction, removed after a successful dodge

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Input: [Item] Reflex Potion [Method of Obtaining] Witch level 3, or can be obtained from Tikki Tooki with the "Reflexes" boon [Description]

Output: Grants temporary First Strike and a free retaliation (extra attack) against the next monster you attack.

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Input: [Item] Can of Whupaz [Method of Obtaining] Witch level 3, or found inside the Metal Spider Temple subdungeon [Description]

Output: Instead of dealing normal damage, your next attack will reduce the health of the enemy you strike to 75%, unless it would do more damage normally.

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Input: [Team] Lake & Michelle [For] They already work together, so they're aware of each others style. Also, I admire her attempt to bring back 80s hair. [Against] Type A husband and laid back wife means that this team will probably bicker their way around the world. And what kind of a name is "Lake" anyway? [Relationship]

Output: Married parents


Input: [Team] Danielle & Dani [For] Staten Island natives. Staten Island has already produced beloved teams like the Frats and John Vito & Jill. [Against] Their stated plan is to rely on their good looks. They're not that good looking. [Relationship]

Output: Childhood friends


Input: [Team] BJ & Tyler [For] This duo already has a lot of world travel experience. [Against] If they try too hard to be wacky they're going to end up being incredibly annoying. [Relationship]

Output: Best friends


Input: [Team] Ray & Yolanda [For] Numerous personal accomplishments make them sound like a formidable team. [Against] They rip on each other in their bio, what will they be like when they're in an uncomfortable situation in a foreign country? [Relationship]

Output: Dating


Input: [Team] John & Scott [For] They sound like they're in the race for the adventure, not to find out if their relationship will work out. Thank God. [Against] John is afraid of flying. He does realize that this isn't the Amazing Race Family Edition, right? [Relationship]

Output: Lifelong friends


Input: [Team] David & Lori [For] Nerds! Everybody loves nerds. Lori's job as the assistant manager at Pizza Hut is a refreshing change from most reality show contestants [Against] David is afraid of heights. Bring on the bungee jumping! Also, David's in a band and it's possible that that band sucks. [Relationship]

Output: Dating


Input: [Team] Eric & Jeremy [For] These former track stars should shine when it's literally a race to the finish mat. [Against] Pretty boys have won too often. It's time for the old, the ugly and the nerdy to win. [Relationship]

Output: Friends


Input: [Team] Fran & Barry [For] I drew this team in my office pool. She's an accomplished mountain climber and he was a surgeon in 'Nam. [Against] They seem spry and all, but the older folks on this show just don't remember how to hurry. [Relationship]

Output: Married 40 years


Input: [Team] Lisa & Joni [For] These Amazons are each over six feet tall. They describe themselves as loud and rambunctious. The female Frats? [Against] They're on the race to "reconnect" with each other. Is a high pressure race the right place to do that? Shouldn't they just go out to brunch? [Relationship]

Output: Sisters


Input: [Team] Joseph & Monica [For] They're so pretty. Plus, Monica is doing to the Race to try to pay off her student loans. Heh, you gotta love that. [Against] At least from their bio, there's nothing really interesting about them. [Relationship]

Output: Dating


Input: [Team] Wanda & Desiree [For] Part of the reason they're racing is to experience other cultures. Good for them. [Against] Desiree describes her mom as "overprotective". How expected. How about a cautious daughter and her wild mom as a team? [Relationship]

Output: Mother and daughter


Input: [Name] Name [Type] String [Description]

Output: A name for identifying this connection profile object


Input: [Name] User Identity [Type] String [Description]

Output: User you'll authenticate as


Input: [Name] Password [Type] String [Description]

Output: Password to authenticate as User specified by User Identity


Input: [Name] Authentication Type [Type] enum(None, Secured,Unsecured) [Description]

Output: Kind of authentication used, None, PAP, CHAP


Input: [Name] Linger Time [Type] Number [Description]

Output: Number of seconds after last request before releasing connection


Input: [Name] IP Addr [Type] IpAddr [Description]

Output: Requested Internet Address


Input: [Name] DNS [Type] IpAddr [Description]

Output: Internet Address for the DNS server


Input: [Date] 15 hours 39 min ago [Body] I agree with 8 teams, but the pessimist in me says we will have 4 SEC teams in the playoffs... [Title]

Output: I agree with 8 teams, but the


Input: [Date] 15 hours 46 min ago [Body] +1 to you. I always thought having a loaded gun in your car was illegal, didn't know CCW was the exception. [Title]

Output: +1 to you. I always thought


Input: [Date] 15 hours 59 min ago [Body] Having a loaded gun in the car is not illegal? I'm gonna have to google that. [Title]

Output: Having a loaded gun in the


Input: [Date] 16 hours 2 min ago [Body] I didn't neg you, and I'm not sure if you are serious, but I have a similar question. If he didn't get into an accident, then why does it matter that he was driving 143 MPH? [Title]

Output: I didn't neg you, and I'm not


Input: [Date] 16 hours 22 min ago [Body] Examples? I'm sure it has happened, I'm just too lazy to look it up, plus I'm assuming you already have some in mind. [Title]

Output: Examples? I'm sure it has


Input: [Date] 1 week 1 day ago [Body] I thought the difference between empathy and simpathy was personal experience, to my untrained eye, it looks like you have them backwards... [Title]

Output: I thought the difference


Input: [Date] 1 week 1 day ago [Body] I'm pretty sure APBlue meant there weren't any first team all-B1G coming back for a fifth year at Michigan. [Title]

Output: I'm pretty sure APBlue meant


Input: [Date] 1 week 1 day ago [Body] "better point guards" Are you referring to Ty Lawson? If yes, then what is your definition of "better point guards"? [Title]

Output: "better point guards" Are you


Input: [Date] 1 week 1 day ago [Body] "I feel like in the top 10 you're looking for a guy that has the potential to be a team's #1 scorer" Uhh, no. You should draft based on a combination of team need and complete basketball ability. Scoring is generally important, but so is defense or anything else that the drafting team is in need of. [Title]

Output: "I feel like in the top 10


Input: [Date] 1 week 1 day ago [Body] Seeing as how 7 of the projected top 10 are freshman, saying #9 seems a bit high is extremely premature. For S&Gs, for the players projected lower than 9, who would you draft higher than Caris at this point? [Title]

Output: Seeing as how 7 of the


Input: [Date] 1 week 3 days ago [Body] Howard's Rock can be very persuasive... [Title]

Output: Howard's Rock can be very


Input: [Date] 2 weeks 14 hours ago [Body] So you're saying that Harbaugh has already decided? You must know nithing about Harbaugh. The reason Ruddock or is herer is for competition. The rest will take care of itself. [Title]

Output: So you're saying that


Input: [Date] 2 weeks 14 hours ago [Body] Dude had mono, my guess is that is what affected his play. [Title]

Output: Dude had mono, my guess is


Input: [Date] 2 weeks 14 hours ago [Body] Hard to say since they played in two vastly different offenses. [Title]

Output: Hard to say since they played


Input: [Date] 2 weeks 15 hours ago [Body] You didn't list the most important thing missing... coaching. [Title]

Output: You didn't list the most


Input: [Date] 2 weeks 1 day ago [Body] If it wasn't shared across the interwebs I would have agreed with you. This thing is going to live forever. [Title]

Output: If it wasn't shared across


Input: [Date] 2 weeks 2 days ago [Body] "he didn't break tackles, he didn't hit holes with authority" I definitely agree with the first part, but what are these "holes" that you speak of? [Title]

Output: "he didn't break tackles, he


Input: [Date] 2 weeks 6 days ago [Body] Maybe he meant "high" on drugs. [Title]

Output: Maybe he meant "high" on


Input: [Date] 2 weeks 6 days ago [Body] I hope they realize this is not the right way to rid themselves of the nickname Free Shoes University... [Title]

Output: I hope they realize this is


Input: [Date] 3 weeks 23 hours ago [Body] You said HIPPA. OP is gonna be mad at you forever... [Title]

Output: You said HIPPA. OP is gonna


Input: [Date] 3 weeks 23 hours ago [Body] "No rational person is going to believe that the leaked info caused him to lose the $60 million." I completely agree, but my confidence in the justice system says that JPP will sue something and win... [Title]

Output: "No rational person is going


Input: [Date] 3 weeks 2 days ago [Body] Because you don't know how? [Title]

Output: Because you don't know how?


Input: [Date] 4 weeks 3 days ago [Body] Assuming Harbaugh gets along with the new AD... [Title]

Output: Assuming Harbaugh gets along


Input: [Date] 4 weeks 3 days ago [Body] What did I miss? Why do you hate those types of comments? [Title]

Output: What did I miss? Why do you


Input: [Date] 5 weeks 16 hours ago [Body] I'm pretty sure Matt Millen has that locked down. [Title]

Output: I'm pretty sure Matt Millen


Input: [Date] 5 weeks 17 hours ago [Body] Maybe these football Jersey guys can talk some sense into Tyus Battle. [Title]

Output: Maybe these football Jersey


Input: [Date] 5 weeks 17 hours ago [Body] Allegedly... [Title]

Output: Allegedly...


Input: [Date] 5 weeks 1 day ago [Body] Well when you hire a position coach who was just "fired" (Tosh Lupoi) for allegations of proving improper benefits, that kind of comes with the territory. It also happens to be Tosh Lupoi is the OLB coach, which is what Kareem is being recruited as... [Title]

Output: Well when you hire a position


Input: [Date] 5 weeks 1 day ago [Body] Communicating nuance in writing, obviously something that went over your head as well... [Title]

Output: Communicating nuance in


Input: [Date] 5 weeks 1 day ago [Body] Someone is not a fan on Silicon Valley... [Title]

Output: Someone is not a fan on


Input: [Feature] Read RFID [Version] 1 [Complete] Yes [4] Render, Colin [Description]

Output: Ability to read members's RFID tag

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Input: [Feature] Credit Vending Machine [Version] 1 [Complete] Yes [Description]

Output: Ability to credit the vending machine to allow the dispencing of caffeene

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Input: [Feature] Track Member Account [Version] 1 [Complete] Yes [4] Colin [Description]

Output: Ability to track member's pop account balance

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Input: [Feature] Deduct From Member Account [Version] 1 [Complete] Yes [4] Colin [Description]

Output: Ability to deduct a credit from a members's account balance

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Input: [Feature] Email Balance to Member [Version] 2 [Complete] No [4] Render, Colin [Description]

Output: Ability to email a balance to a member's account from pop.pi@ents.ca

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Input: [Feature] Member Account Top Up [Version] 2 [Complete] No [4] Colin [Description]

Output: Ability to top up a members account.

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Input: [Feature] Pay Pal Top Up [Version] TBD [Complete] No [Description]

Output: Ability to top up a members account from paypal payment

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Input: [Feature] Video Display Balance [Version] 3 [Complete] No [Description]

Output: Video display member balance information

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Input: [Feature] Video Advertizing [Version] 4 [Complete] No [Description]

Output: Make use of the video monitor for displaying ad's

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Input: [Feature] Mounting Brackets [Version] 2 [Complete] No [Description]

Output: 3D Printed Mounting Brackets Modeled to hold the PI and Relay

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Input: [Feature] RFID Mounting [Version] 3 [Complete] No [Description]

Output: 3D Printed Mounting Brackets Modeled to hold the RFID where the Change was inserted.

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Input: [Feature] Bitcoin Payments [Version] TBD [Complete] No [Description]

Output: Have the ability to take bitcoin payments.

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Input: [Feature] Speaker Feedback [Version] TBD [Complete] No [Description]

Output: Make use of the audio jack on the pi to output auditory feedback on payment. Sounds to be determined. (Lottery Machine noises, Portal Sounds)

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Input: [Feature] Motion Detector [Version] TBD [Complete] No [Description]

Output: Make use of a motion detector as a type of Occupancy sensor for the display screen as well as feedback on when to enable/disable the rfid reader.

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Input: [When you would use this] You have lost your original certificate. [What you need] Application form for general qualifications Guidance notes for application and how to complete the form [Fee] £37 per application form (non-refundable) [Type of document]

Output: Certified statement of results

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Input: [When you would use this] Your certificate has been: damaged - please return your original damaged certificate with a covering note and a copy of appropriate ID stolen - please provide the crime number destroyed (eg through fire or flood) - please provide a copy of insurance document. [What you need] Application form for general qualifications Guidance notes for application and how to complete the form [Fee] £37 per application form (non-refundable) [Type of document]

Output: Replacement certificate

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Input: [When you would use this] You have lost your original Access to Higher Education Certificate. [What you need] Application form for Access to HE [Fee] £37 per application form (non-refundable) [Type of document]

Output: Replacement certificate for Access to HE course

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Input: [When you would use this] You need us to send a letter confirming your results directly to a third party (eg university or employers). [What you need] Application form for general qualification Guidance notes for application and how to complete the form [Fee] £37 per application form (non-refundable) [Type of document]

Output: Confirmation of results letter to a third party

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Input: [When you would use this] Your personal information (eg name or date of birth) is incorrect on your certificate. We can only amend personal details based on your birth certificate (this excludes transgender cases). Please note: we are unable to amend name changes made by deed poll after the closing date for entries in the year the exam is taken. For further information please refer to www.deedpoll.org.uk (this excludes transgender cases). [What you need] Your original certificate - please return it to us with a covering letter specifying the amendments needed and a copy of your birth certificate. You do not have to complete an application form. Please refer to the guidance notes, paragraph 2. [Fee] £37 per application (non-refundable) [Type of document]

Output: Amendment to personal details on original certificate

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Input: [When you would use this] We provide a verification service for certificates issued by our predecessor boards to a third party (eg employers and the British Council). [What you need] Apply by email to records@aqa.org.uk quoting 'Verification' in the subject box. [Fee] £37 per application (non-refundable) [Type of document]

Output: Verifications

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] COMPOSITE_UNIT [property name] eclipselink.composite-unit [composite pu] processed [comment] if specified by member then the member is substituted for its own members [composite member pu]

Output: advanced

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] COMPOSITE_UNIT_MEMBER [property name] eclipselink.composite-unit.member [composite pu] advanced [comment] if specified by composite then the composite must be member of another composite [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] COMPOSITE_PROPERTIES [property name] eclipselink.composite.properties [composite pu] processed [composite member pu]

Output: ignored

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] TRANSACTION_TYPE [property name] javax.persistence.transactionType [composite pu] processed [composite member pu]

Output: ignored

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] TARGET_SERVER [property name] eclipselink.target-server [composite pu] processed [composite member pu]

Output: ignored

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] LOGGING_* [property name] eclipselink.logging.* [composite pu] processed [composite member pu]

Output: ignored

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] PROFILER [property name] eclipselink.profiler [composite pu] processed [composite member pu]

Output: ignored

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] COORDINATION_* [property name] eclipselink.cache.coordination.* [composite pu] processed [composite member pu]

Output: ignored

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] SESSION_NAME [property name] eclipselink.session-name [composite pu] processed [comment] member session name is used to read the session from sessions.xml, but the deployed session always has the same name as the member persistence unit (as it's defined in memberPuInfo.getPersistenceUnitName()) [composite member pu]

Output: advanced

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] DEPLOY_ON_STARTUP [property name] eclipselink.deploy-on-startup [composite pu] processed [composite member pu]

Output: ignored

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] VALIDATION_ONLY_PROPERTY [property name] eclipselink.validation-only [composite pu] processed [comment] bug 348815: WRONG BEHAVIOUR in 2.3, should be processed by composite only, ignored by member persistence unit. Workaround for now: specify the property in the composite and in all its members. THAT HAS BEEN FIXED in 2.3.1. [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] VALIDATION_* [property name] eclipselink.validation.* [composite pu] processed [composite member pu]

Output: ignored

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] CLASSLOADER [property name] eclipselink.classloader [composite pu] processed [composite member pu]

Output: ignored

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] THROW_EXCEPTIONS [property name] eclipselink.orm.throw.exceptions [composite pu] processed [composite member pu]

Output: ignored

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] FLUSH_CLEAR_CACHE [property name] eclipselink.flush-clear.cache [composite pu] processed [composite member pu]

Output: ignored

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] VALIDATE_EXISTENCE [property name] eclipselink.validate-existence [composite pu] processed [composite member pu]

Output: ignored

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] JOIN_EXISTING_TRANSACTION [property name] eclipselink.transaction.join-existing [composite pu] processed [composite member pu]

Output: ignored

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] PERSISTENCE_CONTEXT_* [property name] eclipselink.persistence-context.* [composite pu] processed [composite member pu]

Output: ignored

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] ALLOW_ZERO_ID [property name] eclipselink.allow-zero-id [composite pu] processed [composite member pu]

Output: ignored

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] SESSION_CUSTOMIZER [property name] eclipselink.session.customizer [composite pu] processed [comment] Members' customizers processed before composite customizer. [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] SESSIONS_XML [property name] eclipselink.sessions-xml [composite pu] exception [comment] Composite can't be read from sessions.xml - exception will be thrown. Note that a non-composite persistence unit should be able to use a SessionBroker defined in sessions.xml (not tested, but should work). [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] JTA_DATASOURCE [property name] javax.persistence.jtaDataSource [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] NON_JTA_DATASOURCE [property name] javax.persistence.nonJtaDataSource [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] NATIVE_SQL [property name] eclipselink.jdbc.native-sql [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] SQL_CAST [property name] eclipselink.jdbc.sql-cast [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] JDBC_* [property name] javax.persistence.jdbc.* eclipselink.jdbc.* [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] CONNECTION_POOL_* [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] PARTITIONING.* [property name] eclipselink.partitioning.* [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] EXCLUSIVE_CONNECTION_* [property name] eclipselink.jdbc.exclusive-connection.* [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] CACHE.* [property name] eclipselink.cache.* [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] TARGET_DATABASE [property name] eclipselink.target-database [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] TABLE_CREATION_SUFFIX [property name] eclipselink.ddl-generation.table-creation-suffix [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] EXCLUDE_ECLIPSELINK_ORM_FILE [property name] eclipselink.exclude-eclipselink-orm [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] WEAVING [property name] eclipselink.weaving [composite pu] processed [comment] Composite switches weaving on and off for all members. [composite member pu]

Output: ignored

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] WEAVING_* [property name] eclipselink.weaving.* [composite pu] ignored [comment] If the weaving is on then members use their own weaving properties. [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] DESCRIPTOR_CUSTOMIZER_* [property name] eclipselink.descriptor.customizer.* [composite pu] ignored [comment] TODO? Should we follow the same pattern as SessionCustomizer and process composite's DescriptorCustomizers after members' ones? [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] NATIVE_QUERY_UPPERCASE_COLUMNS [property name] eclipselink.jdbc.uppercase-columns [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] UPPERCASE_COLUMN_NAMES [property name] eclipselink.jpa.uppercase-column-names [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] BATCH_WRITING.* [property name] eclipselink.jdbc.batch-writing.* [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] SESSION_EVENT_LISTENER_CLASS [property name] eclipselink.session-event-listener [composite pu] processed [comment] EventListener defined by a composite member won't receive evens risen by a UnitOfWork - only events risen by it's member. Also see bug 348759. EventListener specified by composite will receive all event (risen by either unit of work or members). [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] EXCEPTION_HANDLER_CLASS [property name] eclipselink.exception-handler [composite pu] processed [comment] First ExceptionHandler specified by member handles exception. If it is not specified or fails then composite's ExceptionHandler handles the original exception. [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] INCLUDE_DESCRIPTOR_QUERIES [property name] eclipselink.session.include.descriptor.queries [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] ID_VALIDATION [property name] eclipselink.id-validation [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] TEMPORAL_MUTABLE [property name] eclipselink.temporal.mutable [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] ORM_SCHEMA_VALIDATION [property name] eclipselink.orm.validate.schema [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] DDL_* [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] PESSIMISTIC_LOCK_TIMEOUT [property name] javax.persistence.lock.timeout [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] QUERY_TIMEOUT [property name] javax.persistence.query.timeout [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [PersistenceUnitProperties.] ORACLE_PROXY_TYPE [property name] eclipselink.oracle.proxy-type [composite pu] ignored [composite member pu]

Output: processed

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Input: [Potion Name] Aid [Color] Yellow [Smell] Sharp [Texture] Thick [Flavor]

Output: Tangy

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Input: [Potion Name] Barkskin [Color] Brown [Smell] Herbal Aroma [Texture] Gritty [Flavor]

Output: Earthy

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Input: [Potion Name] Bear's Endurance [Color] Black [Smell] Pungent [Texture] Fibrous [Flavor]

Output: Salty

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Input: [Potion Name] Blur [Color] Cloudy White [Smell] Odorless [Texture] Velvety [Flavor]

Output: Sweet

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Input: [Potion Name] Bull's Strength [Color] Light Brown [Smell] Grassy [Texture] Gritty [Flavor]

Output: Sour

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Input: [Potion Name] Cat's Grace [Color] Orange [Smell] Odorless [Texture] Gritty [Flavor]

Output: Mildly Spicy

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Input: [Potion Name] Cure Light Wounds [Color] Clear [Smell] Mildly Flowery [Texture] Watery [Flavor]

Output: Mildy Sweet

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Input: [Potion Name] Cure Moderate Wounds [Color] Clear [Smell] Mildly Fruity [Texture] Watery [Flavor]

Output: Sweet

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Input: [Potion Name] Cure Serious Wounds [Color] Clear [Smell] Alcohol Vapors [Texture] Watery [Flavor]

Output: Sweet and Sharp

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Input: [Potion Name] Darkvision [Color] Dark Orange [Smell] Sharp [Texture] Smooth [Flavor]

Output: Carrots

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Input: [Potion Name] Delay Poison [Color] Purple [Smell] Fragrant [Texture] Thick [Flavor]

Output: Bitter

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Input: [Potion Name] Displacement [Color] Dark Purple [Smell] Odorless [Texture] Syrupy [Flavor]

Output: Tasteless

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Input: [Potion Name] Eagle's Splendor [Color] White [Smell] Sharp [Texture] Thick [Flavor]

Output: Sour

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Endure Elements [Color] Light Blue [Smell] Mildly Fruity [Texture] Watery [Flavor]

Output: Tangy

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Input: [Potion Name] Enlarge Person [Color] Red [Smell] Sharp [Texture] Soupy [Flavor]

Output: Tart

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Input: [Potion Name] Fly [Color] Gray [Smell] Odorless [Texture] Gritty [Flavor]

Output: Bland

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Fox's Cunning [Color] Pale Orange [Smell] Musky [Texture] Smooth [Flavor]

Output: Tangy

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Gaseous Form [Color] Dark Gray [Smell] Smoky [Texture] Watery [Flavor]

Output: Ash and Soot

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Good Hope [Color] Bright Green [Smell] Flowery [Texture] Smooth [Flavor]

Output: Sweet

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Haste [Color] Dark Red [Smell] Licorice [Texture] Watery [Flavor]

Output: Spicy

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Heroism [Color] White [Smell] Caramel [Texture] Syrupy [Flavor]

Output: Sweet

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Hide from Animals [Color] Blue [Smell] Odorless [Texture] Slimy [Flavor]

Output: Bland

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Hide from Undead [Color] Light Gray [Smell] Odorless [Texture] Gritty [Flavor]

Output: Chalky

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Invisibility [Color] Clear [Smell] Sharp [Texture] Watery [Flavor]

Output: Spicy

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Input: [Potion Name] Jump [Color] Pale Green [Smell] Grassy [Texture] Gritty [Flavor]

Output: Bitter

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Levitate [Color] Yellow [Smell] Sharp [Texture] Smooth [Flavor]

Output: Tart

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Input: [Potion Name] Mage Armor [Color] Light Purple [Smell] Odorless [Texture] Watery [Flavor]

Output: Tangy

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Magic Circle against (alignment) [Color] Blue [Smell] Mild [Texture] Watery [Flavor]

Output: Sour

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Magic Fang [Color] Gray [Smell] Mild [Texture] Thick [Flavor]

Output: Sweet

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Input: [Potion Name] Magic Fang, Greater [Color] Dark Gray [Smell] Mild [Texture] Thick [Flavor]

Output: Sweet

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Misdirection [Color] Dark Green [Smell] Minty [Texture] Chunky [Flavor]

Output: Bland

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Neutralize Poison [Color] Black [Smell] Mild [Texture] Gritty [Flavor]

Output: Foul

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Input: [Potion Name] Nondetection [Color] Clear [Smell] Odorless [Texture] Gritty [Flavor]

Output: Tasteless

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Owl's Wisdom [Color] Light Gray [Smell] Sharp [Texture] Smooth [Flavor]

Output: Bitter

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Input: [Potion Name] Protection from (alignment) [Color] Red [Smell] Cinnamon [Texture] Smooth [Flavor]

Output: Tart

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Input: [Potion Name] Protection from Arrows [Color] Brown [Smell] Swampy [Texture] Gritty [Flavor]

Output: Bland

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Protection from Energy (type) [Color] White [Smell] Sharp [Texture] Watery [Flavor]

Output: Sour

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Input: [Potion Name] Rage [Color] Dark Red [Smell] Alcohol Vapors [Texture] Watery [Flavor]

Output: Sour

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Reduce Person [Color] Light Gray [Smell] Mushroomy [Texture] Thick [Flavor]

Output: Bland

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Input: [Potion Name] Remove Blindness/Deafness [Color] Brown [Smell] Buttery [Texture] Thick [Flavor]

Output: Sweet

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Remove Curse [Color] Pale Yellow [Smell] Pungent [Texture] Smooth [Flavor]

Output: Salty

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Remove Disease [Color] Dark Red [Smell] Alcohol Vapors [Texture] Syrupy [Flavor]

Output: Sour

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Remove Fear [Color] Cloudy [Smell] Pungent [Texture] Smooth [Flavor]

Output: Bland

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Remove Paralysis [Color] Pink [Smell] Bakery Fresh [Texture] Thick [Flavor]

Output: Sweet and Spicy

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Resist Energy (type) [Color] Yellow [Smell] Sharp [Texture] Thick [Flavor]

Output: Tangy

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Restoration, Lesser [Color] Red [Smell] Sharp [Texture] Thick [Flavor]

Output: Bitter

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Sanctuary [Color] Clear Blue [Smell] Apples [Texture] Watery [Flavor]

Output: Tangy and Bubbly

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Input: [Potion Name] Shield of Faith [Color] Golden [Smell] Pleasant [Texture] Smooth [Flavor]

Output: Sweet

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Spider Climb [Color] Black [Smell] Odorless [Texture] Soupy [Flavor]

Output: Bitter

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Tongues [Color] Gray [Smell] Earthy [Texture] Thick [Flavor]

Output: Clay and Dirt

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Undetectable Alignment [Color] Peach [Smell] Mildly Fruity [Texture] Watery [Flavor]

Output: Harsh Tang

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Water Breathing [Color] Light Green [Smell] Fishy [Texture] Oily [Flavor]

Output: Bland

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Potion Name] Water Walk [Color] Clear [Smell] Mild Flowers [Texture] Syrupy [Flavor]

Output: Sour

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Table: Potion Taste Chart


Input: [Artist] ZZ Ward [Album] Eleven Roses [Label] s/r [New] Yes [Title]

Output: Got It Bad

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Input: [Artist] Likewood [Album] No Regrets [Label] Tinderbox [New] Yes [Title]

Output: L is for Love

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Input: [Artist] Ninsasonkic [Album] No Swords or Masks [Label] Decon [New] Yes [Title]

Output: Billion Quid

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Input: [Artist] TheeSatisfaction [Album] awE naturalE [Label] Sup Pop [New] Yes [Title]

Output: Queen$

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Input: [Artist] Graham Knox Frazier [Album] The Bigg Chill [Label] Simply Deep Music [New] Yes [Title]

Output: Bum Rush

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Input: [Artist] Mati Zundel [Album] Amazonico Gravitante [Label] Waxpolitan [New] Yes [Title]

Output: No Liores Mas

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Input: [Artist] Ceu [Album] Caravana Sereia Bloom [Label] Six Degrees [New] Yes [Title]

Output: Streets Bloom

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Input: [Artist] Busby Marou [Album] s/t [Label] Footstomp Music [New] Yes [Title]

Output: Underlying Message

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Input: [Artist] Voltaire Twins [Album] Romulus EP [New] Yes [Title]

Output: Animalia

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Input: [Artist] The Mallett Brothers Band [Album] Low Down [Label] Walco Industires [New] Yes [Title]

Output: good with the better

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Input: [Artist] Ben Keller [Album] Go FLy A Kite [Label] The Noise Company [New] Yes [Title]

Output: Justify Me

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Input: [Question Number] 1 [Answer] Third party payors, as defined in PHL §2807-j, regardless of their state or country domicile, must make a decision whether to elect, and pay their surcharge obligations on surchargeable claims directly to the Public Goods Pool, at a reduced percentage rate, or not elect, and pay a substantially higher surcharge percentage rate to the provider of service when billed. In addition, certain payors, whose policy provides inpatient coverage on an expense incurred basis, would be obligated to either a covered lives assessment on insureds residing in NYS, if an electing payor with the Public Goods Pool, or, a regional GME percentage surcharge when being billed for an inpatient claim, if a non-elector. [Question]

Output: Do the HCRA surcharges and assessments apply to out of state payors?


Input: [Question Number] 2 [Answer] For dates of service prior to April 1, 2012, payments made to HCRA designated providers by governmental agencies from other states, including out-of-state Medicaid programs, were fully subject to the HCRA surcharges at rates based on their election status. For dates of service April 1, 2012 and forward, out-of-state Medicaid programs are considered Unspecified Payors, and subject to the Unspecified Payor/Self-Pay surcharge rate, when billed by the provider, but no covered lives or regional GME percentage surcharge. Providers are to ignore the Elector List with regards to electing states and their Medicaid program and assess the Unspecified Payor/Self-Pay surcharge rate on all bills to the out-of-state Medicaid program. Please note, out-of-state governmental programs with inpatient coverage are not obligated to a covered lives assessment (if an elector) or the regional GME percentage (if a non-elector) unless the program is making payments to providers in its role as an employer for its employees. In this instance, the out-of-state governmental program would have a covered lives obligation for those insured whose primary insured's legal residence is within New York State, or, would have a regional GME percentage obligation if a non-elector, when billed. Other out-of-state governmental programs are not affected by this April 1, 2012 decision, and must make an election in order to be obligated to the reduced surcharge percentage. [Question]

Output: Clarify how the surcharges apply to out-of-state governmental programs.


Input: [Question Number] 3 [Answer] Payments to designated providers made by payors providing coverage pursuant to any states workers' compensation law, or auto no-fault law are subject to the HCRA surcharge at rates based on the payor´s election status, but no regional GME percentage or covered lives assessment obligation. [Question]

Output: How do the HCRA obligations apply to worker´s compensation and/or no-fault coverage?


Input: [Question Number] 4 [Answer] No. Under the provisions of Article 34 of the Vienna Convention, 23 U.S.T.3242, diplomatic agents shall be exempt from all taxes, whether national, regional, or municipal. The Supremacy Clause of the US CONST., Article VI, Clause 2, provides that treaties entered into by the United States are the "Law of Land" to which state law must yield. Consequently, the Department has elected not to contest assertions of exemption from HCRA surcharges made by foreign diplomatic missions covered by the Vienna Convention which are self-insured for purposes of providing health insurance coverage to their employees. Additionally, any payments made by the foreign diplomatic agent themselves to designated providers of services for their portion due, (percentage coinsurance amount, deductible or uncovered services) will also have no surcharge obligation, or regional GME percentage. This exemption should not be construed as one which exempts the payor of health care benefits for all foreign national or foreign governmental employees from paying surcharges. Further, this exemption would not extend to those situations where a foreign government has elected to provide health insurance coverage to its diplomatic agents through a health plan purchased from a private insurance carrier. In these situations, responsibility for payment of the HCRA surcharge rests with the private insurance carrier, at rates based on their election status, plus if applicable, a regional GME percentage, when billed. [Question]

Output: Do the HCRA surcharges apply to revenue received by designated providers for medical services provided to diplomatic agents?


Input: [Question Number] 5 [Answer] Payments to designated HCRA providers made directly by foreign governmental agencies are considered "unspecified payors" or payors under the HCRA. As such, revenue received by designated providers from them is subject to the Self-Pay/Unspecified surcharge rate and no regional GME percentage or covered lives assessment. [Question]

Output: How do the HCRA surcharges apply to foreign governmental agencies?


Input: [Question Number] 6 [Answer] Payments to designated HCRA providers made directly by the foreign country´s nationalized healthcare systems are considered "unspecified" payors under the HCRA. As such, revenue received by designated providers from them is subject to the Self-Pay/Unspecified surcharge rate and no regional GME percentage or covered lives assessment. [Question]

Output: How do the HCRA surcharges apply to foreign countries with nationalized healthcare systems?


Input: [Question Number] 7 [Answer] Private foreign insurers and foreign self funded plans have the same election decision to make as domestic insurers and self funded plans. If they elect into the Public Goods Pool, their surcharge obligation is the same as the Self-Pay/Unspecified percentage rate, payable directly to the Public Goods Pool, plus, if applicable, a covered lives assessment per diem. If they don't elect, they will be obligated to the higher surcharge percentage, and if applicable, a regional GME percentage on inpatient hospital services, when billed. [Question]

Output: How do the HCRA surcharges and covered lives assessments/GME apply to private foreign insurers or foreign self funded plans?


Input: [BRFSS] Have you smoked at least 100 cigarettes in your entire life? [Comparison Questiona] — [Domain]

Output: Ever smoked

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Input: [BRFSS] — [Comparison Questiona] NHIS: Do you now smoke cigarettes every day, some days, or not at all? NHANES: Do you now smoke cigarettes every day or some days? [Domain]

Output: Current smoker

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Input: [BRFSS] Have you ever been told by a doctor that you have diabetes? [Comparison Questiona] NHIS: Other than during pregnancy, have you EVER been told by a doctor or health care professional that you have diabetes or sugar diabetes? NHANES: Other than during pregnancy, have you ever been told by a doctor or health care professional that you have diabetes or sugar diabetes? [Domain]

Output: Diabetes

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Input: [BRFSS] During the past 12 months, have you had a flu shot? [Comparison Questiona] NHIS: During the past 12 months, have you had a flu shot? A flu shot is usually given in the fall and protects against influenza for the flu season. [Domain]

Output: Influenza vaccination

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Input: [BRFSS] Have you ever had a pneumonia shot? This shot is usually given only once or twice in a person’s lifetime and is different from the flu shot. It is also called the pneumococcal vaccine. [Comparison Questiona] — [Domain]

Output: Pneumonia vaccination

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Input: [BRFSS] Do you have any kind of health care coverage, including health insurance, prepaid plans such as HMOs, or government plans such as Medicare? [Comparison Questiona] NHIS: I have recorded you are (covered by/not covered by) health insurance. Is this correct? [Domain]

Output: No health insurance coverage

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Input: [BRFSS] Was there a time in the past 12 months when you needed to see a doctor but could not because of cost? [Comparison Questiona] NHIS: During the past 12 months, was there any time when [you/someone in the family] needed medical care, but did not get it because [you/the family] couldn't afford it? [Domain]

Output: Do not receive medical care due to cost

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Input: [BRFSS] Would you say that in general your health is excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor? [Comparison Questiona] — [Domain]

Output: Health status

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Input: [BRFSS] Have you ever been told by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional that you had asthma? [Comparison Questiona] — [Domain]

Output: Asthma

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Input: [BRFSS] Have you ever been tested for HIV? Do not count tests you may have had as part of a blood donation. [Comparison Questiona] NHIS: The next questions are about the test for HIV (the virus that causes AIDS). Except for tests you may have had as part of blood donations, have you ever been tested for HIV? [Domain]

Output: Testing for human immunodeficiency virus

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Input: [BRFSS] About how tall are you without shoes? [Comparison Questiona] NHIS: Total height in inches. NHANES: Standing height (cm). [Domain]

Output: Height

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Input: [BRFSS] About how much do you weigh without shoes? [Comparison Questiona] NHIS: How much do you weigh without shoes? NHANES: Weight (kg). [Domain]

Output: Weight

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Input: [BRFSS] On the days when you drank, about how many drinks did you drink on the average? (response range: 1-76) [Comparison Questiona] NHIS: In the past year, on those days that you drank alcoholic beverages, on the average, how many drinks did you have? [Domain]

Output: Average number of alcoholic drinks per occasion

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Input: [BRFSS] Considering all types of alcoholic beverages, how many times during the past 30 days did you have 5 or more drinks on an occasion? (response range: 1-76) [Comparison Questiona] NHIS: In the past year, on how many days did you have 5 or more drinks of any alcoholic beverages? NHANES: How many days per week, per month, or per year did you have 5 or more drinks on a single day? [Domain]

Output: Binge drinking

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Input: [Artist] John Butler Trio [Track] Ocean [Album]

Output: Live At Red Rocks


Input: [Artist] Explosions In The Sky [Track] Human Qualities [Album]

Output: Take Care, Take Care, Take Care


Input: [Artist] Band Of Horses [Track] Our Swords [Album]

Output: Everything All The Time


Input: [Artist] The Hold Steady [Track] Stay Positive [Album]

Output: Stay Positive


Input: [Artist] Why? [Track] The Vowels Pt. 2 [Album]

Output: Alopecia


Input: [Artist] Stafraenn Hakon [Track] Bright [Album]

Output: Sanitas


Input: [Artist] Minus The Bear [Track] Drilling [Album]

Output: Meno El Oso


Input: [Artist] Kid Cudi [Track] Sky Might Fall [Album]

Output: Man On The Moon: The End Of Day


Input: [Artist] Cloudkicker [Track] Avalanche [Album]

Output: The Discovery


Input: [Artist] Animals As Leaders [Track] Cafo [Album]

Output: Animals As Leaders


Input: [Artist] Whitehorse [Title] Mechanical Disintegration [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: Progression

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Input: [Artist] Ominous Black / Sadgiqacea [Title] Thy Will Be None [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: Split

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Input: [Artist] Goes Cube [Title] Small Pond, Small Fish [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: In Tides and Drifts

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Input: [Artist] Former Thieves [Title] Trust Fund Kids [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: The Language We Speak

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Input: [Artist] Rotten Sound [Title] Machinery [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: Cursed

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Input: [Artist] Sadgiqacea [Title] A Piercing Numb [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: Submerged In Manichea

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Input: [Mode] User EXEC [Access Method] Begin a session using Telnet, SSH, or console. [Prompt] Controller> [About This Mode] Use this mode to Change terminal settings. Perform basic tests. Display system information. [Exit Method]

Output: Enter logout or quit.

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Table 1 Command Mode Summary


Input: [Mode] Privileged EXEC [Access Method] While in user EXEC mode, enter the enable command. [Prompt] Controller# [About This Mode] Use this mode to verify commands that you have entered. Use a password to protect access to this mode. Use this mode to execute privilege EXEC commands for access points. These commands are not part of the running config of the controller, they are sent to the IOS config of the access point. [Exit Method]

Output: Enter disable to exit.

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Table 1 Command Mode Summary


Input: [Mode] Global configuration [Access Method] While in privileged EXEC mode, enter the configure command. [Prompt] Controller(config)# [About This Mode] Use this mode to configure parameters that apply to the entire controller. Use this mode to configure access point commands that are part of the running config of the controller. [Exit Method]

Output: To exit to privileged EXEC mode, enter exit or end, or press Ctrl-Z.

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Table 1 Command Mode Summary


Input: [Mode] VLAN configuration [Access Method] While in global configuration mode, enter the vlan vlan-id command. [Prompt] Controller(config-vlan)# [About This Mode] Use this mode to configure VLAN parameters. When VTP mode is transparent, you can create extended-range VLANs (VLAN IDs greater than 1005) and save configurations in the controller startup configuration file. [Exit Method]

Output: To exit to global configuration mode, enter the exit command. To return to privileged EXEC mode, press Ctrl-Z or enter end.

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Table 1 Command Mode Summary


Input: [Mode] Interface configuration [Access Method] While in global configuration mode, enter the interface command (with a specific interface). [Prompt] Controller(config-if)# [About This Mode] Use this mode to configure parameters for the Ethernet ports. [Exit Method]

Output: To exit to global configuration mode, enter exit. To return to privileged EXEC mode, press Ctrl-Z or enter end.

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Table 1 Command Mode Summary


Input: [Mode] Line configuration [Access Method] While in global configuration mode, specify a line with the line vty or line console command. [Prompt] Controller(config-line)# [About This Mode] Use this mode to configure parameters for the terminal line. [Exit Method]

Output: To exit to global configuration mode, enter exit. To return to privileged EXEC mode, press Ctrl-Z or enter end.

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Table 1 Command Mode Summary


Input: [Features] Features [Supported]

Output: Supported


Input: [Features] bbPress [Supported]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Breadcrumbs [Supported]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Custom Background [Supported]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Custom Header [Supported]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Custom Menu [Supported]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Custom Page Templates [Supported]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Editor Style [Supported]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Featured Images [Supported]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Featured Image Header [Supported]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Post Formats [Supported]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Post Layouts [Supported]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Post Stylesheets [Supported]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Random Background [Supported]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Responsive [Supported]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Sticky Posts [Supported]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Theme Options [Supported]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Threaded Comments [Supported]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Translation Ready [Supported]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] TESTS [1] POSITION OF THE HAND & WRIST [3] DESCRIPTION OF TEST BEING PERFORMED [4] MOUSE OVER PICTURE TO VIEW MOVIE [2]

Output: STRUCTURES INVOLVED


Input: [0] Murphy's Sign [1] Ask the patient to make a fist. [3] As the examiner, visually inspect the dorsal aspect of the hand. Normally the knuckle formed by the head of the third metacarpal is more prominent and protrudes further distally as compared to the knuckles of the second and fourth metacarpal heads. If the knuckle of the third metacarpal head is level with the knuckles of the second and fourth metacarpal heads, the sign is positive and indicative of a lunate dislocation. [2]

Output: Tests for dislocation of the lunate.


Input: [0] Anatomical Snuffbox Compression Test [1] The patient should rest the involved forearm on the table. Then, ask the patient to extend the thumb so that these tendons become prominent. [3] The anatomical snuff box is formed by space between the abductor pollicis longus and extensor pollicis brevis tendons on the radial border and the extensor pollicis longus tendon on the ulna side. As the examiner, you should then press in the anatomical snuffbox, applying compression to the scaphoid navicular bone. Pain with palpation of the snuffbox is indicative of a scaphoid fracture, particularly if the patient also has pain in the same area with passive wrist hyperextension. [2]

Output: Pain in the anatomical snuff-box is an indication of a scaphoid fracture.


Input: [0] Finkelstein's Test [1] The patient sits with the forearm supported on the table in a neutral position. The hand should be free to hang over the table edge. Instruct the patient to make a fist with the thumb inside the fingers, deviating the wrist to the ulnar side. [3] You may accentuate the test by using one hand to stabilize the distal forearm while placing your other hand over the fist's radial side to push the wrist into further ulnar deviation. This maneuver will cause a stretching in these tendons which is painful if tenosynovitis is present. Additional positive findings may be accomplished by asking the patient to begin with the wrist in full ulnar deviation and then to actively abduct or radially flex the wrist against your manual resistance. [2]

Output: Determines presence of tenosynovitis (De Quervain's disease or Hoffman's disease) in the abductor pollicis longus and the extensor pollicis brevis tendons of the thumb.


Input: [0] Boutonniere Deformity Test [1] Position the patient with the forearm in pronation and the hand relaxed on the table surface. [3] Grasp the proximal phalanx and stabilize the metacarpophalangeal joint in extension. Instruct the patient to actively extend the P.I.P. joint. If the patient is unable to actively extend the P.I.P. joint, an avulsion of the extensor tendon central slip is indicated. This represents a boutonniere deformity, which is characterized by hyperextension of the D.I.P. joint with the P.I.P. joint assuming a position of flexion. You should note that a similar deformity may occur from a pseudo boutonniere deformity which results from a flexion contracture of the P.I.P. due to volar capsule injury. A patient with a pseudo boutonniere deformity will be unable to extend the P.I.P. joint but will retain the ability to flex the D.I.P. joint. (Pause) When performing the boutonniere deformity test ask the patient to flex the D.I.P. joint while you maintain extension of the P.I.P. joint. If the patient cannot extend the P.I.P. joint but can actively flex the D.I.P. joint, a pseudo boutonniere deformity is indicated. [2]

Output: Assesses central slip integrity of the extensor tendon at the PIP joint.


Input: [0] Mallet Finger Test [1] Position the patient with the forearm in pronation and the hand relaxed on the table surface. [3] Isolate the tendon by holding the involved finger at the middle phalanx. Begin with the D.I.P. joint relaxed in flexion. Instruct the patient to extend the D.I.P. joint. Inability to extend the D.I.P. joint is indicative of extensor tendon avulsion at its attachment on the base of the distal phalanx. [2]

Output: Assesses extensor tendon integrity at the DIP joint.


Input: [0] Flexor Digitorum Superficialis Test [1] Position the patient with the forearm in supination and the hand relaxed on the table surface. [3] To isolate the involved tendon, hold the patient's fingers in extension, except for the one being tested. Then have the patient flex the involved finger at the P.I.P. joint. If the patient can actively flex the P.I.P. joint, the tendon is intact. If not, the tendon may be cut or ruptured [2]

Output: Assesses flexor digitorum superficialis tendon function.


Input: [0] Flexor Digitorum Profundus Test [1] Position the patient with the forearm in supination and the hand relaxed on the table surface [3] Isolate the tendon by holding the patient's fingers in extension, except for the involved finger. You should further isolate the D.I.P. joint by maintaining the M.C.P. and P.I.P. joints of the affected finger in full extension. Then have the patient flex the finger in question at the D.I.P. joint. If the patient can actively flex the D.I.P. joint, the tendon is intact. If not, the tendon may be cut or ruptured. [2]

Output: Assesses flexor digitorum profundus tendon function.


Input: [0] Phalen's Test or Wrist Press Test [1] Instruct the patient to flex both shoulders and elbows approximately 90 degrees. Then ask the patient to flex both wrists so that the dorsal surface of both hands can be placed against one another. [3] The patient should hold this maximally flexed position for at least one minute. After approximately one minute, tingling or numbness in the median nerve distribution over the involved palmar surface indicates the presence of carpal tunnel syndrome. [2]

Output: Detects carpal tunnel syndrome.


Input: [0] Pip & Dip Collateral Ligament Tests (These tests may be repeated in similar fashions to assess the collateral stability of the Distal Interphalangeal Joints or D.I.P. Joints.) [1] Position the patient so that the pronated forearm and hand are supported in a relaxed position on the table. [3] Grasp the medial and lateral aspect of the proximal phalanx with your thumb and index finger. Use the thumb and index finger of your other hand to grip the medial and lateral aspect of the intermediate phalanx. While stabilizing the proximal phalanx with one hand, maintain the joint in 15 to 20 degrees of flexion. Use your other hand to radially distract the intermediate phalanx which stresses the ulnar collateral ligament of the proximal interphalangeal joint. While applying the stress, visualize and feel for abnormal opening of the joint as compared to the uninvolved joint of the other hand. Normally, there should be a slight opening with a firm end point. The absence of a firm end point accompanied by associated sensations of pain or instability indicates a sprain of the ulnar collateral ligament. [2]

Output: Assesses the ulnar collateral ligaments of the finger joints