Input: [Excess] Unhealthy risk-taking ["Normal"] Motivated [Deficient]

Output: Low libido


Input: [Excess] Aggression ["Normal"] Healthy risk taking [Deficient]

Output: Erectile dysfunction


Input: [Excess] Psychosis ["Normal"] Sound choices [Deficient]

Output: Social anxiety disorder


Input: [Excess] Schizophrenia ["Normal"] Realistic expectations [Deficient]

Output: ADHD or ADD


Input: ["Normal"] Parent/child bonding [Deficient]

Output: Sleep disturbances, "restless legs"


Input: [2] FRONT CLOSURE [3] NECK & SHOULDER COVERAGE [4] MANE COVERAGE [5] CONSTRUCTION OVER WITHERS [6] FLEECE AT WITHERS [7] ADJUSTA-FIT® [8] GUSSETS [10] BACK [11] DROP ON SIDES [12] HINDQUARTERS [13] TAIL COVER [14] WATERPROOF BREATHABLE [15] LEG STRAPS [9]

Output: GIRTH

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Input: [0] Stormshield® [1] Vtek® V-Free™ [2] Snap front w/ Velcro assist [3] Small neck opening, upright neck line covers shoulders and withers fully [4] Extends 6-8" onto mane [5] Full coverage, raised, shaped and pressure-free [6] No [7] Yes [8] Forward and extended [10] Contour shaped w/ sealed seams [11] Graded to size [12] Contour fit w/ sealed seams [13] Attached [14] High level [15] Detachable elastic [9]

Output: Crisscross surcingle or bellyband

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Input: [0] Stormshield® [1] Euro [2] Snap front w/ Velcro assist [3] Small neck opening, upright neck line covers shoulders and withers fully [4] Extends 4-6" onto mane [5] Straight, no seam [6] Yes [7] No [8] Forward and extended [10] Straight, no seam [11] Graded to size [12] Contour fit w/ sealed seams [13] Attached [14] Mid to high level [15] Detachable elastic [9]

Output: Crisscross surcingle or bellyband

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Input: [0] Stormshield® [1] Fitted V-Free™ [2] Snap front w/ Velcro assist, closed front or 2 buckle open front w/ Velcro assist [3] Large neck opening, sloped neck line covers shoulders and withers up to start of mane [4] Leaves mane uncovered [5] Partial coverage, raised, shaped and pressure-free [6] No [7] Yes [8] Forward and extended [10] Contour shaped w/sealed seams [11] Graded to size [12] Contour fit w/ sealed seams [13] Detachable w/ double Velcro [14] High level [15] Detachable elastic [9]

Output: Crisscross surcingle or bellyband

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Input: [0] Stormshield® [1] Cutback [2] Snap front w/ Velcro assist or closed front [3] Large neck opening, sloped neck line cut back for withers [4] Leaves mane uncovered [5] Cutback [6] No [7] Yes [8] Forward and extended [10] Contour shaped w/sealed seams [11] Graded to size [12] Contour fit w/ sealed seams [13] Detachable w/ double Velcro [14] High level [15] Detachable elastic [9]

Output: Crisscross surcingle

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Input: [0] Dura-Tech® [1] Euro [2] 2 buckle open front w/Velcro assist [3] Small neck opening, upright neck line covers shoulders and withers fully [4] Extends 4-6" onto mane [5] Straight, no seam [6] Yes [7] No [8] Forward and extended [10] Straight, no seam [11] Graded to size [12] Contour fit w/ sealed seams [13] Attached [14] Mid to high level [15] Detachable elastic [9]

Output: Crisscross surcingle

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Input: [OVERLAY] R [Color] Red dot [DESCRIPTION]

Output: if RELAY only

TEMPORARY Colors used to distinguish digipeater types above


Input: [OVERLAY] W [Color] Green Star [DESCRIPTION]

Output: if RELAY and WIDE


Input: [OVERLAY] T [Color] Windows [DESCRIPTION]

Output: if RELAY,WIDE and TRACE


Input: [OVERLAY] N [Color] White Star [DESCRIPTION]

Output: if WIDEn-N (and relay,wide and trace) and NOID is set


Input: [OVERLAY] I [Color] Apple Icon [DESCRIPTION]

Output: if WIDEn-N (and relay,wide and trace) but ID is set to ON


Input: [OVERLAY] J [Color] Jeep [DESCRIPTION]

Output: if Just WIDEn-N and no others supported


Input: [OVERLAY] U [Color] Blue Phone [DESCRIPTION]

Output: if UI-DIGI firmware


Input: [OVERLAY] ? [Color] Red Cross [DESCRIPTION]

Output: if no overlay character given


Input: [Indice] version_number [Value description]

Output: cURL 24 bit version number


Input: [Indice] version [Value description]

Output: cURL version number, as a string


Input: [Indice] ssl_version_number [Value description]

Output: OpenSSL 24 bit version number


Input: [Indice] ssl_version [Value description]

Output: OpenSSL version number, as a string


Input: [Indice] libz_version [Value description]

Output: zlib version number, as a string


Input: [Indice] host [Value description]

Output: Information about the host where cURL was built


Input: [Indice] features [Value description]

Output: A bitmask of the CURL_VERSION_XXX constants


Input: [Indice] protocols [Value description]

Output: An array of protocols names supported by cURL


Input: [0] Su [6-9 AM] Not Available [9-12 AM] Not Available [3-6 PM] Not Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM]

Output: Not Available

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Input: [0] Mo [6-9 AM] Available [9-12 AM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM]

Output: Available

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Input: [0] Tu [6-9 AM] Available [9-12 AM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM]

Output: Available

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Input: [0] We [6-9 AM] Available [9-12 AM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM]

Output: Available

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Input: [0] Th [6-9 AM] Available [9-12 AM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM]

Output: Available

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Input: [0] Fr [6-9 AM] Available [9-12 AM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM]

Output: Available

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Input: [0] Sa [6-9 AM] Not Available [9-12 AM] Not Available [3-6 PM] Not Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM]

Output: Not Available

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Input: [Question Number] 1 | top | [Answer] The following Medicaid payments will be reduced unless otherwise stated. Please note that the final 2011-12 State Budget (chapter 59 of the 2011 Laws) authorizes alternative methods to achieve proportionate savings. To view payments affected by reduction, select here. [Question]

Output: What payments will be affected by the reduction?


Input: [Question Number] 2 | top | [Answer] To view services exempt from the reduction, select here. [Question]

Output: What services are exempt from the reduction in accordance with the statue?


Input: [Question Number] 3 | top | [Answer] No, provider rates of payment will not be revised. NYS statute requires that aggregate payments be uniformly reduced by the 2% amount. The reduction will not be at the claim level nor will any specific claim be adjusted. [Question]

Output: Will provider rates be revised to reflect the 2% Across the board reduction?


Input: [Question Number] 4 | top | [Answer] In accordance with the statue payees will not be reimbursed for the 2% reduction. [Question]

Output: Will payees ever be reimbursed for these adjustments?


Input: [Question Number] 5 | top | [Answer] All Medicaid payments including copays and deductibles are affected by the 2% reduction unless specifically listed as exemptions. [Question]

Output: If the primary insurer on a claim for clients with dual eligibility is Medicare or other third party payer, which are exempt from the reduction, is the copay and/or deductable paid by Medicaid exempt as well?


Input: [Question Number] 6 | top | [Answer] Yes, please refer to the Medicaid Redesign Phase 1 Work Plan link below for more information on implementation, and for a list of Medicaid programs affected by the 2% Payment reduction. The 2% Across the Board initiative is number 4651-B within the project work plan:Redesigning New York´s Medicaid [Question]

Output: Is there more detail available concerning what Medicaid programs are affected by the 2% payment reduction?


Input: [Question Number] 7 | top | [Answer] Yes, copies of the approved 2011 state plan as well as the 2013 updated plans (13-20, 13-21 and 13-22) are available on the State plan ammendment website. [Question]

Output: Can I get a copy of the State Plan Amendments (SPA) affected by the 2% Across the Board payment reduction?


Input: [Question Number] 8 | top | [Answer] No, payments to local districts are not subject to the 2% reduction. [Question]

Output: Will Medicaid administrative payment to local social services districts be reduced by 2%?


Input: [Question Number] 9 | top | [Answer] For a more in-depth list of services please view the proposed and approved state plan amendments. The State plans are available on the Department´s Medicaid State Plan website. Please see SPA 13-20, 13-21 and 13-22 for 2013 a list may also be found on the 2% ATB Home page. [Question]

Output: Where can I get a more detail list of specific services subject to the 2%?


Input: [Question Number] 10 | top | [Answer] The 1099 tax form will reflect the check amount (the net pay minus the 2%) [Question]

Output: Will the 1099 tax form reflect the net pay or the actual check amount received because of the 2% reductions?


Input: [Artist] Cham Pain [Played When] Nathan works out at school [Song Title]

Output: Push It Up

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Input: [Artist] Counting Crows [Played When] Lucas and Brooke kiss at the bar [Song Title]

Output: Rain King

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Input: [Artist] The Electric Farm [Played When] Lucas tells Haley about his date with Brooke [Song Title]

Output: Shabby Girl

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Input: [Artist] The New Amsterdams [Played When] Nathan and Haley make out in an empty classroom [Song Title]

Output: Hanging On For Hope

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Input: [Artist] Pennywise [Played When] Nathan collapses during the game [Song Title]

Output: Yesterdays

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Input: [Artist] Sarah McLachlan [Played When] Nathan arrives at Haley's house [Song Title]

Output: Fallen

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Input: [Artist] Travis [Played When] Ending scene [Song Title]

Output: Re-Offender

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Input: [In the North, you can...] Pronounce no vowel [In the South, you can...]

Output: Invent imaginary vowels

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Input: [In the North, you can...] Call everybody "penis" (biloute) [In the South, you can...]

Output: Call everybody "prostitute" (putain)

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Input: [In the North, you can...] Enslave your wife [In the South, you can...]

Output: Cheat on your wife

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Input: [In the North, you can...] Get wasted with beer [In the South, you can...]

Output: Get wasted with pastis

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Input: [In the North, you can...] Enjoy rain [In the South, you can...]

Output: Enjoy bans on using water

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Input: [In the North, you can...] Enjoy unemployment [In the South, you can...]

Output: Enjoy the mafia

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Input: [In the North, you can...] Pretend not to enjoy striking [In the South, you can...]

Output: Enjoy striking

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Input: [0] Cellular component [KW term] Secreted [FDR (all)] 0 Direct [SDKW level]

Output: Moderately Informative


Input: [0] Domain [KW term] Signal [FDR (all)] 0 Direct [SDKW level]

Output: Least Informative


Input: [0] Post-translational modification [KW term] Hormone [FDR (all)] 0 Direct [SDKW level]

Output: Highly Informative


Input: [0] Post-translational modification [KW term] Disulfide bond [FDR (all)] 0 Direct [SDKW level]

Output: Least Informative


Input: [0] Post-translational modification [KW term] Cleavage on pair of basic residues [FDR (all)] 0 Direct [SDKW level]

Output: Moderately Informative


Input: [0] Post-translational modification [KW term] Amidation [FDR (all)] 0 Direct [SDKW level]

Output: Highly Informative


Input: [Grid Components] ASM [Benefits] Reduced maintenance efforts [Large Database Issue]

Output: Data volumes

Large Database Features In Oracle, conclusion - devshed


Input: [Grid Components] RAC [Benefits] Multiple nodes available to service requests Improved performance (workload balancing) [Large Database Issue]

Output: Number of users and applications

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Input: [Grid Components] RAC [Benefits] Improved performance (workload balancing) [Large Database Issue]

Output: Complexity of requests

Large Database Features In Oracle, conclusion - devshed


Input: [Grid Components] RAC [Benefits] Multiple nodes available to service requests [Large Database Issue]

Output: Database availability

Large Database Features In Oracle, conclusion - devshed


Input: [Grid Components] RAC and ASM [Benefits] Use of lower-cost servers and generic disks [Large Database Issue]

Output: Hardware/software costs

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Input: [Grid Components] OEM [Benefits] Reduced maintenance efforts (aware of all grid components) [Large Database Issue]

Output: Resource management

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Input: [Property name] assets [Property type] Map of IAsset [Description] Localized assets as defined in the component's specification. [Defining class]

Output: IComponent


Input: [Property name] beans [Property type] IBeanProvider [Description] Used to access beans defined using the specification element. [Defining class]

Output: IComponent


Input: [Property name] bindingNames [Property type] Collection of String [Description] The names of all formal and informal parameter bindings for the component. [Defining class]

Output: IComponent


Input: [Property name] bindings [Property type] Map of IBinding [Description] All bindings (for both formal and informal parameters) for this component, keyed on the parameter name. [Defining class]

Output: IComponent


Input: [Property name] body [Property type] IRender [] [Description] The body of the component: the text (as IRender ) and components (which inherit from IRender ) that the component directly encloses within its container's template. [Defining class]

Output: AbstractComponent


Input: [Property name] bodyCount [Property type] int [Description] The active number of elements in the body property array. [Defining class]

Output: AbstractComponent


Input: [Property name] components [Property type] Map of IComponent [Description] All components contained by this component, keyed on the component id. [Defining class]

Output: IComponent


Input: [Property name] changeObserver [Property type] ChangeObserver [Description] An object that recieves notifications about changes to persistent page properties. [Defining class]

Output: IPage


Input: [Property name] classResolver [Property type] ClassResolver [Description] Object responsible for locating classes and classpath resources. [Defining class]

Output: IEngine


Input: [Property name] clientId [Property type] String [Description] The component's client-side element id. [Defining class]

Output: IComponent


Input: [Property name] componentMessagesSource [Property type] IComponentMessagesSource [Description] An object that allows components to find their set of localized messages. [Defining class]

Output: IEngine


Input: [Property name] container [Property type] IComponent [Description] The page or component which contains this component. Pages will return null. [Defining class]

Output: IComponent


Input: [Property name] disabled [Property type] boolean [Description] If true, the component should be disabled (and not respond to query parameters passed up in the request). [Defining class]

Output: IFormComponent


Input: [Property name] displayName [Property type] String [Description] Localized string to be displayed as a label for the form control. Most implementations leave this undefined (as null). [Defining class]

Output: IFormComponent


Input: [Property name] engine [Property type] IEngine [Description] The engine to which the page is currently attached. [Defining class]

Output: IPage


Input: [Property name] extendedId [Property type] String [Description] An "extended" version of the idPath property that includes the name of the page containing the component as well. [Defining class]

Output: IComponent


Input: [Property name] form [Property type] IForm [Description] The form which encloses the form control component. [Defining class]

Output: IFormComponent


Input: [Property name] global [Property type] Object [Description] The Global object for the application. [Defining class]

Output: IEngine , IPage


Input: [Property name] hasVisit [Property type] boolean [Description] Returns true if the Visit object has been created, false initially. [Defining class]

Output: AbstractEngine


Input: [Property name] id [Property type] String [Description] The id of the component, which is unique within its container. In many cases, the framework may have assigned an automatically generated id. Pages do not have an id and return null. [Defining class]

Output: IComponent


Input: [Property name] idPath [Property type] String [Description] A sequence of id's used to locate a component within a page. A component bar within a component foo within a page will have an idPath of foo.bar . Pages return null. [Defining class]

Output: IComponent


Input: [Property name] listeners [Property type] ListenerMap [Description] Used to map listener methods as objects that implement the IActionListener interface. [Defining class]

Output: AbstractComponent , AbstractEngine


Input: [Property name] locale [Property type] Locale [Description] The locale for the current client; this is used when loading pages from the page pool, or when instantiating new page instances. [Defining class]

Output: IEngine


Input: [Property name] locale [Property type] Locale [Description] The locale to which the page and all components within the page is localized. [Defining class]

Output: IPage


Input: [Property name] location [Property type] Location [Description] The location that should be used with any error messages generated about the object. This is ultimately the file, line (and even column) of the template or specification file responsible for defining the object (be it a component, a page, or some other kind of object). [Defining class]

Output: many


Input: [Property name] messages [Property type] Messages [Description] Localized messages for the component. [Defining class]

Output: IComponent


Input: [Property name] name [Property type] String [Description] The name, or element id, assigned to the form control by the IForm . This is set as the component renders (but the property can then be read after the component renders). [Defining class]

Output: IFormComponent


Input: [Property name] namespace [Property type] INamespace [Description] The namespace containing the component. Components are always within some namespace, whether it is the default (application) namespace, the framework namespace, or a namespace for a component library. [Defining class]

Output: IComponent


Input: [Property name] outputEncoding [Property type] String [Description] Output encoding for the page. [Defining class]

Output: AbstractPage


Input: [Property name] page [Property type] IPage [Description] The page which ultimately contains the component. [Defining class]

Output: IComponent


Input: [Property name] propertySource [Property type] IPropertySource [Description] Source for configuration properties. [Defining class]

Output: IEngine


Input: [Property name] pageName [Property type] String [Description] The fully qualified page name (possibly including a namespace prefix). [Defining class]

Output: IPage


Input: [Property name] pageSource [Property type] IPageSource [Description] The object used to obtain page instances. [Defining class]

Output: IEngine


Input: [Property name] rendering [Property type] boolean [Description] True if the component is actively rendering (inside it's render() method). [Defining class]

Output: IComponent


Input: [Property name] requestCycle [Property type] IRequestCycle [Description] The request cycle to which the page is currently attached. [Defining class]

Output: IPage


Input: [Property name] scriptSource [Property type] IScriptSource [Description] Object that parses and caches script specifications. [Defining class]

Output: IEngine


Input: [Property name] specification [Property type] IComponentSpecification [Description] The specification which defines this component. Often used to access meta data defined in the component's specification using the element. [Defining class]

Output: IComponent


Input: [Property name] specification [Property type] IApplicationSpecification [Description] The specification for the application. [Defining class]

Output: IEngine


Input: [Property name] specificationSource [Property type] ISpecificationSource [Description] Object responsible for reading and caching page and component specifications. [Defining class]

Output: IEngine


Input: [Property name] visit [Property type] Object [Description] Returns the Visit object for the current client, or null if the Visit object has not yet been created. [Defining class]

Output: IEngine


Input: [Property name] visit [Property type] Object [Description] Returns the Visit object for the current client, creating it if necessary. [Defining class]

Output: IPage


Input: [Word] Floccinaucinihilipilification [Meaning]

Output: The estimation of something as valueless

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Input: [Word] Batheilisciutionatiscrus [Meaning]

Output: I'll be honest, I just mashed the keyboard

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Input: [Word] Quagswag [Meaning]

Output: To shake back and forth

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Input: [Word] Daymare [Meaning]

Output: A nightmarish fantasy experienced while awake

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Input: [Word] Standingly [Meaning]

Output: Requires 'out' or 'under' to become real

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Input: [Word] Goblocks [Meaning]

Output: Large mouthfuls of food

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Input: [Word] Defragioysis [Meaning]

Output: Fake as fake can be

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Input: [Word] Queditary [Meaning]

Output: Another made-up word i'm afraid

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Input: [Word] Fumarole [Meaning]

Output: Hole in the crust emitting steam and gasses

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Input: [Word] Oneirocritic [Meaning]

Output: An interpreter of dreams

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Input: [Word] Nychthemeron [Meaning]

Output: A period of one day and one night

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Input: [Word] Xavisition [Meaning]

Output: Lets start an xavisition to China!

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Input: [Word] Vaxterobia [Meaning]

Output: A fear of vaxter?

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Input: [Word] Nimfadoro [Meaning]

Output: An effeminate fellow popular with women

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Input: [Word] Commonship [Meaning]

Output: Sounds like it could be something right?

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Input: [0] 1 [Resource type] Practice note: overview [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: Share buybacks: tax overview: quoted companies This note is an overview of the UK tax treatment of the different types of share buybacks by UK quoted companies.


Input: [0] 2 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: Corporation tax: general principles This note is a general summary of the UK rules applying to the taxation of UK resident companies and UK permanent establishments. It describes when corporation tax liabilities arise, the way in which taxable profits are calculated, exceptions from taxation, anti-avoidance rules and how losses may be used. This note is intended as a general overview (with links to more detailed Practical Law resources where appropriate), so you should be aware that the tax treatment in a particular case may differ from the general position described in this note.


Input: [0] 3 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: Direct taxes This practice note gives an overview of direct taxes in the UK tax regime. It covers income tax, corporation tax and capital gains tax. It discusses the principles of calculation, rates, payment and compliance, and reliefs (such as capital allowances and research and development (R&D) relief).


Input: [0] 4 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: Disincorporating a small company: tax A note detailing Disincorporation Relief as introduced by the Finance Act 2013. This note explains the limited window available for making a claim, details other reliefs available on disincorporation and examines the tax implications for shareholders on disincorporation of a company. NOTE: This resource is being reviewed in light of the July 2015 Budget. For more information, see Legal update, July 2015 Budget: key business tax announcements.


Input: [0] 5 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: Dividends: tax rules for individuals, exempt funds and non ... A practice note outlining the UK’s rules for the taxation of dividends paid to individuals, resident and non-resident, and exempt funds. It covers the treatment of both UK and overseas source dividends in this context.


Input: [0] 6 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: Financial assistance This note considers the rules under the Companies Act 2006, that have applied since 1 October 2009, that prohibit a public company from giving financial assistance for the purpose of the acquisition of its shares or those of a parent company, and a private company from giving financial assistance for the purpose of the acquisition of shares of a public parent company. For details of the pre-1 October 2009 position under the Companies Act 1985, see Practice note, Financial assistance: pre-1 October 2009.


Input: [0] 7 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] 26-Nov-2008 [Title]

Output: Practice analysis: return of value to shareholders ... This table contains details of reorganisations by listed companies principally aimed at increasing distributable reserves, announced in 2007. For details of more recent reorganisations and for fuller details of the issues covered in the table below, see PLC What's Market. Under section 830(1), Companies Act 2006 a company may only make a distribution out of profits available for the purpose as determined in accordance with section 830(2) (see further Practice note, Distributions). One method used to create distributable reserves is to insert a new holding company (Holdco) above the existing listed company using a scheme of arrangement under Part 26, Companies Act 2006. The shareholders of the listed company receive shares in Holdco and their existing shares are cancelled. The company then issues new shares to Holdco which becomes the holding company of the group and whose shares are admitted to listing. This is followed by a reduction in the nominal value of the Holdco shares creating a reserve that can be used for future dividends and share buybacks. Most of the structures outlined in this table involved shareholders receving new shares in Holdco in consideration for the cancellation of their shares in the existing company but in one case shareholders received cash and in another B shares. So this type of restructuring can be coupled with a return of cash.


Input: [0] 8 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] 26-Nov-2008 [Title]

Output: Practice analysis: return of value to shareholders: B share ... This table contains details of B share schemes announced by companies between 1 January 2007 and 24 November 2008 as a method of returning cash to shareholders. For details of more recent B share schemes, see PLC What's Market. The table and the What's Market database include links to the public documents where these were freely available on the relevant company's website. For more information on B share schemes, see PLC Practice note, B share schemes.


Input: [0] 9 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] 26-Nov-2008 [Title]

Output: Practice analysis: return of value to shareholders: special ... This table contains details of special dividends announced by companies with shares admitted to the Official List of the London Stock Exchange and to AIM between 1 January 2007 and 24 November 2008. A special dividend is one method of returning surplus cash to shareholders. For details of more recent special dividends and for fuller details of the special dividends covered in the table below, see PLC What's Market.The table and the What's Market database include a link to the announcement of the dividend.


Input: [0] 10 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] 26-Nov-2008 [Title]

Output: Practice analysis: return of value to shareholders: tender offers This table contains details of tender offers made by companies as a way of buying back their own shares. A tender offer is one method available to companies to return surplus cash to shareholders. It is a relatively rare method but under the Listing Rules, where a company wants to purchase 15% or more of any class of its equity shares, it must use a tender offer. For further details see Practice note: Tender offers to effect share buyback.The table includes details of tender offers from November 2006 to November 2008. For details of more recent tender offers and for fuller details of the tender offers covered in the table below, see PLC What's Market. The table and the What's Market database include links to the relevant public documents where these were freely available.


Input: [0] 11 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: Schemes of arrangement and demergers: tax A practice note on the tax implications of a demerger carried out as a scheme of arrangement made under Part 26 of the Companies Act 2006. This resource is being reviewed in light of the July 2015 Budget. For more information, see Legal update, July 2015 Budget: key business tax announcements.


Input: [0] 12 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: Scrip dividends and dividend reinvestment plans: tax A practice note on the tax treatment of scrip dividends and dividend reinvestment plans (DRIPs).


Input: [0] 13 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: Shadow ACT A practice note on shadow advance corporation tax (shadow ACT).


Input: [0] 14 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: Share buybacks: tax This note considers the commercial reasons for a share buyback, the different types of buyback and the main tax issues that arise in respect of a buyback.


Input: [0] 15 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: Share buybacks: unquoted companies: tax Special tax rules apply when an unquoted trading company buys purchases its own shares. This note examines the provisions of sections 1033 to 1047 of the Corporation Tax Act 2010 and gives examples of how they operate in determining whether a share buyback by an unquoted company is treated as a capital transaction or an income distribution. It also considers how the conditions for entrepreneurs' relief may affect the terms on which a company buys back its shares.


Input: [0] 16 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] 05-Apr-2008 [Title]

Output: Share sales: pre 6 April 2008 CGT position and planning This practice note sets out the tax treatment of disposals of shares by individuals before 6 April 2008 and outlines some of the tax planning which took place before changes to the capital gains tax rules took effect on 6 April 2008. It also covers loan notes and earn-outs issued before 6 April 2008 in consideration for the sale of shares. We have retained this material as it may be useful when completing tax returns for periods to 5 April 2008 and dealing with HMRC enquiries relating to those periods.


Input: [0] 17 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: Substantial shareholding exemption A note on the substantial shareholding exemption which exempts companies from corporation tax on a gain made on the disposal of a substantial shareholding in another company.


Input: [0] 18 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: Tax clearances: share buybacks This note discusses the situations in which UK tax relief may be available in relation to a share buyback and the procedure for obtaining HMRC clearance for such transactions.


Input: [0] 19 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: Tax on chargeable gains: general principles This note is a general summary of the UK rules applying to the taxation of chargeable gains. It describes what chargeable gains are, which assets are affected, when disposals arise, the way in which gains are calculated and the manner in which they are taxed, exceptions from taxation, anti-avoidance rules and how allowable losses may be used. This note is intended as a general overview, so you should be aware that the tax treatment in a particular case may differ from the general position described in this note.


Input: [0] 20 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: Transactions in securities: tax anti-avoidance This practice note explains the transactions in securities rules under which HMRC can counteract a tax advantage for a taxpayer arising from certain types of transaction(s) in shares or securities.


Input: [0] 21 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: What's Market (UK): recent deals published A practice note listing the recent deals published on What's Market.


Input: [0] 22 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: What's Market: Returns of value to shareholders


Input: [0] 23 [Resource type] Practice notes [Date] Maintained [Title]

Output: What's Market: Returns of value to shareholders: B share ...


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -report [Description]

Output: Reports basic filesystem information and statistics.


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -safemode enter / leave / get / wait [Description]

Output: Safe mode maintenance command. Safe mode is a Namenode state in which it 1. does not accept changes to the name space (read-only) 2. does not replicate or delete blocks. Safe mode is entered automatically at Namenode startup, and leaves safe mode automatically when the configured minimum percentage of blocks satisfies the minimum replication condition. Safe mode can also be entered manually, but then it can only be turned off manually as well.


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -refreshNodes [Description]

Output: Re-read the hosts and exclude files to update the set of Datanodes that are allowed to connect to the Namenode and those that should be decommissioned or recommissioned.


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -finalizeUpgrade [Description]

Output: Finalize upgrade of HDFS. Datanodes delete their previous version working directories, followed by Namenode doing the same. This completes the upgrade process.


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -upgradeProgress status / details / force [Description]

Output: Request current distributed upgrade status, a detailed status or force the upgrade to proceed.


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -metasave filename [Description]

Output: Save Namenode's primary data structures to filename in the directory specified by hadoop.log.dir property. filename will contain one line for each of the following 1. Datanodes heart beating with Namenode 2. Blocks waiting to be replicated 3. Blocks currrently being replicated 4. Blocks waiting to be deleted


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -setQuota quota dirname...dirname [Description]

Output: Set the quota quota for each directory dirname. The directory quota is a long integer that puts a hard limit on the number of names in the directory tree. Best effort for the directory, with faults reported if 1. N is not a positive integer, or 2. user is not an administrator, or 3. the directory does not exist or is a file, or 4. the directory would immediately exceed the new quota.


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -clrQuota dirname...dirname [Description]

Output: Clear the quota for each directory dirname. Best effort for the directory. with fault reported if 1. the directory does not exist or is a file, or 2. user is not an administrator. It does not fault if the directory has no quota.


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -restoreFailedStorage true / false / check [Description]

Output: This option will turn on/off automatic attempt to restore failed storage replicas. If a failed storage becomes available again the system will attempt to restore edits and/or fsimage during checkpoint. 'check' option will return current setting.


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -help [cmd] [Description]

Output: Displays help for the given command or all commands if none is specified.


Input: [Description] Skips to the main page contents [Access Key] M [Page Title]

Output: Skip to Main Content


Input: [Description] Links to the Accessibility Page [Access Key] A [Page Title]

Output: Accessibility Page


Input: [Description] Links to the NSM Advising Page [Access Key] V [Page Title]

Output: Advising


Input: [Description] Links to the Alumni Page [Access Key] L [Page Title]

Output: Alumni


Input: [Description] About the Site [Access Key] O [Page Title]

Output: Colophon


Input: [Description] Links to the Contact Us Page [Access Key] C [Page Title]

Output: Contact Us


Input: [Description] Links to the Department Home Page [Access Key] D [Page Title]

Output: Department Home Page


Input: [Description] Links to the Facilities Page [Access Key] T [Page Title]

Output: Facilities


Input: [Description] Links to the Faculty & Research Page [Access Key] F [Page Title]

Output: Faculty and Research


Input: [Description] Links to the Current Graduates Page [Access Key] G [Page Title]

Output: Graduates


Input: [Description] Links to the News and Events Page [Access Key] N [Page Title]

Output: News and Events


Input: [Description] Links to the Natural Sciences and Mathematics Home page [Access Key] H [Page Title]

Output: NSM Home


Input: [Description] Links to the Prospective Students Page [Access Key] P [Page Title]

Output: Prospective Students


Input: [Description] Links to the NSM Research Page [Access Key] R [Page Title]

Output: Research


Input: [Description] Links to the Resources Page [Access Key] E [Page Title]

Output: Resources


Input: [Description] Links to the Search Page [Access Key] S [Page Title]

Output: Search


Input: [Description] Links to Site Map [Access Key] P [Page Title]

Output: Site Map


Input: [Description] Links to the Current Undergraduates Page [Access Key] U [Page Title]

Output: Undergraduates


Input: [0] Su [6-9 AM] Available [9-12 AM] Available [12-3 PM] Not Available [3-6 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Available [12-6 AM] Available [6-9 PM]

Output: Available

Madison P. - Bacliff Pet Care Provider - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] Mo [6-9 AM] Not Available [9-12 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM] Not Available [3-6 PM] Available [9-12 PM] Available [12-6 AM] Available [6-9 PM]

Output: Available

Madison P. - Bacliff Pet Care Provider - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] Tu [6-9 AM] Not Available [9-12 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM] Not Available [3-6 PM] Available [9-12 PM] Available [12-6 AM] Available [6-9 PM]

Output: Available

Madison P. - Bacliff Pet Care Provider - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] We [6-9 AM] Not Available [9-12 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM] Not Available [3-6 PM] Available [9-12 PM] Available [12-6 AM] Available [6-9 PM]

Output: Available

Madison P. - Bacliff Pet Care Provider - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] Th [6-9 AM] Not Available [9-12 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM] Not Available [3-6 PM] Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [6-9 PM]

Output: Not Available

Madison P. - Bacliff Pet Care Provider - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] Fr [6-9 AM] Not Available [9-12 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM] Not Available [3-6 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [6-9 PM]

Output: Not Available

Madison P. - Bacliff Pet Care Provider - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] Sa [6-9 AM] Available [9-12 AM] Available [12-3 PM] Available [3-6 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Available [6-9 PM]

Output: Not Available

Madison P. - Bacliff Pet Care Provider - Sittercity.com


Input: [Name] Permission [Explanation] Re-users must ask the copyright holder's permission before using the work. [Allowed at Wikimedia Commons?]

Output: No

Commons:Choosing a license - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Name] Notification [Explanation] Re-users must notify the copyright holder when they use the work. [Allowed at Wikimedia Commons?]

Output: No

Commons:Choosing a license - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Name] FullText [Explanation] Re-users must display the full text of the license every time they use the work. [Allowed at Wikimedia Commons?]

Output: Yes

Commons:Choosing a license - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Name] Attribution (BY) [Explanation] Re-users must attribute the work to the copyright holder when they use it. [Allowed at Wikimedia Commons?]

Output: Yes

Commons:Choosing a license - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Name] ShareAlike (SA) [Explanation] Re-users who create derivatives of the work must release the derivatives under the same license as the original work, if they choose to distribute the derivatives. [Allowed at Wikimedia Commons?]

Output: Yes

Commons:Choosing a license - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Name] NonCommercial (NC) [Explanation] The work can only be used for non-commercial purposes. [Allowed at Wikimedia Commons?]

Output: No

Commons:Choosing a license - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Name] NoDerivatives (ND) [Explanation] Re-users are not allowed to distribute derivatives of the work. Essentially the work cannot be modified. [Allowed at Wikimedia Commons?]

Output: No

Commons:Choosing a license - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Release] Parent 7.0(x) [Child 7.0(x)] Yes [Child 7.1(x)] Yes [Child 7.2(x)] No [Child 7.5(x)] No [Child 8.0(x)] No [Child 8.5(x)] No [Child 9.0(x)]

Output: No

Compatibility Matrix for Unified CCE - DocWiki


Input: [Release] Parent 7.1(x) [Child 7.0(x)] Yes [Child 7.1(x)] Yes [Child 7.2(x)] Yes [Child 7.5(x)] No [Child 8.0(x)] No [Child 8.5(x)] No [Child 9.0(x)]

Output: No

Compatibility Matrix for Unified CCE - DocWiki


Input: [Release] Parent 7.2(x) [Child 7.0(x)] No [Child 7.1(x)] Yes [Child 7.2(x)] Yes [Child 7.5(x)] Yes [Child 8.0(x)] Yes [Child 8.5(x)] No [Child 9.0(x)]

Output: No

Compatibility Matrix for Unified CCE - DocWiki


Input: [Release] Parent 7.5(x) [Child 7.0(x)] No [Child 7.1(x)] No [Child 7.2(x)] Yes [Child 7.5(x)] Yes [Child 8.0(x)] Yes [Child 8.5(x)] Yes [Child 9.0(x)]

Output: No

Compatibility Matrix for Unified CCE - DocWiki


Input: [Release] Parent 8.0(x) [Child 7.0(x)] No [Child 7.1(x)] No [Child 7.2(x)] Yes [Child 7.5(x)] Yes [Child 8.0(x)] Yes [Child 8.5(x)] Yes [Child 9.0(x)]

Output: Yes

Compatibility Matrix for Unified CCE - DocWiki


Input: [Release] Parent 8.5(x) [Child 7.0(x)] No [Child 7.1(x)] No [Child 7.2(x)] No [Child 7.5(x)] Yes [Child 8.0(x)] Yes [Child 8.5(x)] Yes [Child 9.0(x)]

Output: Yes

Compatibility Matrix for Unified CCE - DocWiki


Input: [Release] Parent 9.0(x) [Child 7.0(x)] No [Child 7.1(x)] No [Child 7.2(x)] No [Child 7.5(x)] No [Child 8.0(x)] Yes [Child 8.5(x)] Yes [Child 9.0(x)]

Output: Yes

Compatibility Matrix for Unified CCE - DocWiki


Input: [Criteria] 1. Has the method been validated? [Comments]

Output: Methods that have been validated (such as by AOAC) are preferred. Alternatively, the sensitivity, precision, and reproducibility of the method should have been demonstrated in a peer-reviewed publication.

Approaches to Establish Thresholds for Major Food Allergens and for Gluten in Food. III, IV, V.

Table IV-8. Specific Criteria for Evaluating Gluten Analytical Methods


Input: [Criteria] 2. Is the method sufficiently sensitive? [Comments]

Output: The limit of detection and the limit of quantitation should be below the levels that appear to cause biological responses in most patients with celiac disease.

Approaches to Establish Thresholds for Major Food Allergens and for Gluten in Food. III, IV, V.


Input: [Criteria] 3. Are extraction methods available for both raw and baked foods? [Comments]

Output: Different methods may be needed; each should be validated.

Approaches to Establish Thresholds for Major Food Allergens and for Gluten in Food. III, IV, V.


Input: [Criteria] 4. Does the method measure proteins from all relevant foods? [Comments]

Output: The cereal grains associated with celiac disease include wheat, barley, rye, and their cross-bred hybrids. Oats may be of concern for some celiac patients.

Approaches to Establish Thresholds for Major Food Allergens and for Gluten in Food. III, IV, V.


Input: [Criteria] 5. Does the method measure both gliadins and glutenins? [Comments]

Output: The storage proteins in cereal grains (generally referred to as gluten) include both prolamin proteins (gliadins) and glutelin proteins (glutenins). Ideally, both of these should be measured.

Approaches to Establish Thresholds for Major Food Allergens and for Gluten in Food. III, IV, V.


Input: [Criteria] 6. Is the method practical? [Comments]

Output: The method should use common laboratory equipment and be reasonably priced.

Approaches to Establish Thresholds for Major Food Allergens and for Gluten in Food. III, IV, V.


Input: [Standard] 5 [Celestial] 50 [Membership Level]

Output: Number of Photos per Costume

American Cosplay Paradise - Donations and Sponsoring Cosplayers


Input: [Standard] 25 [Celestial] 100 [Membership Level]

Output: Number of Unsorted Photos Allowed

American Cosplay Paradise - Donations and Sponsoring Cosplayers


Input: [Standard] Original costumes, Non-Official Variations, Props [Celestial] No Restrictions [Membership Level]

Output: Costume Restrictions / Not Allowed

American Cosplay Paradise - Donations and Sponsoring Cosplayers


Input: [Standard] None [Celestial] Can mark costumes for sale Costumes for sale show up in search engine Can list commissions done for other people [Membership Level]

Output: Seller Features

American Cosplay Paradise - Donations and Sponsoring Cosplayers


Input: [Standard] None [Celestial] http://www.acparadise.com/loves/(NAME HERE) [Membership Level]

Output: Custom Cosplayer URL

American Cosplay Paradise - Donations and Sponsoring Cosplayers


Input: [Standard] None [Celestial] Less advertisements on cosplayer page Hit counters and statistics for photos and costumes Custom views for Cosplayer Page (Sort by most views, most comments, etc) VIP Section for Cosplayer Page - Add members to your VIP club, and you can post photos that are VIP only, and also send exclusive messages Construction Section for Costume Photos - Special section dedicated to construction or in-progress photos of your costumes. Enhanced Convention History Section and ability to post con reports Priority access for cosplay-related industry events [Membership Level]

Output: Other Features

American Cosplay Paradise - Donations and Sponsoring Cosplayers


Input: [Standard] Free [Celestial] $20.00 (ONE TIME ONLY, NO ANNUAL FEE) [Membership Level]

Output: Cost

American Cosplay Paradise - Donations and Sponsoring Cosplayers


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Images that convey information have meaningful alternative text using ALT Images that are decorative are marked up using ALT=”” Data tables specify SUMMARY or CAPTION [Criteria]

Output: 1194.22(a) A text equivalent for every non-text element shall be provided (e.g., via "alt", "longdesc", or in element content).

Section 1194.22 Web-based Internet Information and Applications


Input: [Supporting Features] Not Applicable No multimedia presentations included. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.22(b) Equivalent alternatives for any multimedia presentation shall be synchronized with the presentation.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product has been tested for: color or font styles are not used as the only visual means of conveying information. Textual information is available In addition to color and font style. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.22(c) Web pages shall be designed so that all information conveyed with color is also available without color, for example from context or markup.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Style sheets are used only to change the layout and presentation of the screen [Criteria]

Output: 1194.22(d) Documents shall be organized so they are readable without requiring an associated style sheet.


Input: [Supporting Features] Not Applicable Server-side image maps are not used. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.22(e) Redundant text links shall be provided for each active region of a server-side image map.


Input: [Supporting Features] Not Applicable Client-side image maps are not used. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.22(f) Client-side image maps shall be provided instead of server-side image maps except where the regions cannot be defined with an available geometric shape.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Table usage – only data tables, as opposed to layout tables, use table elements of TH and CAPTION and table attributes of SUMMARY, SCOPE, HEADERS and AXIS Each column of a data table is marked up with TH and SCOPE=”COL” Each row of a data table has at least one column marked as the row header with SCOPE=”ROW” [Criteria]

Output: 1194.22(g) Row and column headers shall be identified for data tables.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Complex data tables with multiple levels of table headings use the ID, HEADERS, and AXIS attributes. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.22(h) Markup shall be used to associate data cells and header cells for data tables that have two or more logical levels of row or column headers.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: FRAMES are titled with meaningful text [Criteria]

Output: 1194.22(i) Frames shall be titled with text that facilitates frame identification and navigation.


Input: [Supporting Features] Not Applicable No elements flicker or blink. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.22(j) Pages shall be designed to avoid causing the screen to flicker with a frequency greater than 2 Hz and lower than 55 Hz.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. Text–only pages are not necessary because pages have been coded to meet other applicable standards, to the extent indicated. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.22(k) A text-only page, with equivalent information or functionality, shall be provided to make a web site comply with the provisions of this part, when compliance cannot be accomplished in any other way. The content of the text-only page shall be updated whenever the primary page changes.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Content generated by JavaScript has been coded to meet other applicable standards [Criteria]

Output: 1194.22(l) When pages utilize scripting languages to display content, or to create interface elements, the information provided by the script shall be identified with functional text that can be read by assistive technology.


Input: [Supporting Features] Not Applicable Plug-in and applets are not used. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.22(m) When a web page requires that an applet, plug-in or other application be present on the client system to interpret page content, the page must provide a link to a plug-in or applet that complies with Â§1194.21(a) through (l).


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product has been tested for: Form elements have been associated with text labels, the labels are accessible to at-tool [Criteria]

Output: 1194.22(n) When electronic forms are designed to be completed on-line, the form shall allow people using assistive technology to access the information, field elements, and functionality required for completion and submission of the form, including all directions and cues.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: A ‘Skip to Main Content’ link is provided to skip repetitive navigation links at the top of the page. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.22(o) A method shall be provided that permits users to skip repetitive navigation links.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Time limits can be extended by the user. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.22(p) When a timed response is required, the user shall be alerted and given sufficient time to indicate more time is required.


Input: [Issue] BHPA Incident Report Form [Notes]

Output: Complete this form if you have an incident. It keeps the insurance bill down if we can show that most incidents are minor in nature. Also, it helps the rest of us from making the same mistake.


Input: [Issue] RAF Air Clues magazine - Spring 2015 [Notes]

Output: The RAF do care about us and the article on page 18 in this edition is worth a read. The "I learnt about flying from that" on page 10 is a good dissection of a close shave - something which we in the paragliding community don't do enough of


Input: [Issue] Airprox report - Harting Down [Notes]

Output: Airprox report into a close encounter between a paraglider and a light aircraft


Input: [Issue] BHPA Formal Accident Report - Black Knowe Head, near Ettrick on 17/07/2011 [Notes]

Output: Investigation of a paragliding accident which occurred at Black Knowe Head, near Ettrick on 17th July 2011 in which the pilot suffered serious injury. As the report is large you can read by following this link


Input: [Issue] BHPA Formal Accident Report - Newgale - 28/08/2011 [Notes]

Output: Investigation of a paragliding accident which occurred at Newgale beach, Pembrokeshire, on Sunday 28th August 2011 in which the pilot suffered fatal injury. Follow this link to read the report.


Input: [Issue] BHPA Formal Accident Report - Tinto Hill - 30/09/2011 [Notes]

Output: Investigation of a Paragliding incident which occurred at Tinto Hill, Lanarkshire on 30th September 2011 in which the pilot suffered fatal injury. Follow this link to read the report. This report contains some significant information. "The level of alcohol found (in the pilots body), at 74mg/100mls represents more than two and a half times the legal limit for operating an aircraft in the UK. The maximum permitted level in the UK being 27 milligrammes of alcohol per 100 millilitres of urine. By way of comparison the limit for driving in the UK is 107 milligrammes of alcohol per 100 millilitres of urine."


Input: [Issue] BHPA Formal Accident Report - Mam Tor 03/03/2011 [Notes]

Output: Investigation of a Hang Gliding accident which occurred at Mam Tor, Derbyshire on 3rd March 2011 in which the pilot suffered fatal injury. As the file is 21Mb, you can read the report by following this link


Input: [Issue] BHPA Formal Accident Report - Clatter Mid Wales 27/01/2010 [Notes]

Output: Investigation of a hang gliding accident which occurred at Clatter, Mid Wales, on 27th June 2010 in which one pilot suffered serious injury.


Input: [Issue] BHPA Formal Accident Report - Plymouth 28/08/2010 [Notes]

Output: Investigation of a paragliding accident which occurred at Staddon Heights, Plymouth, on 28th August 2010 in which the pilot suffered fatal injury. As the file is 21Mb, you can read the report by following this link


Input: [Issue] BHPA Formal Accident Report - Agregour Morocco - 14/11/2009 [Notes]

Output: Investigation of a Paragliding accident which occurred at Agregour, Morocco, on 14th November 2009 in which the student pilot suffered fatal injury. As the file over 30Mb, you can read the report by following this link


Input: [Issue] Airprox Report - Okehampton [Notes]

Output: Airprox board report into a close encounter between a police helicopter and 3 paragliders on Dartmoor


Input: [Issue] Airprox Board report into an incident at RAF Church Fenton in February 2010 [Notes]

Output: Just because its a weekend, don't assume that the RAF aren't flying. Here a paramotor crossed the final approach at Chrurch Fenton as a Grob Tutor was coming into land. Fortunately the Air Traffic Controller had good eyesight!


Input: [Issue] BHPA Accident Report - Long Mynd 2009 [Notes]

Output: BHPA formal accident report into 2 fatalities at Long Mynd on 8 August 2009 during the British Club Challenge (BCC) competition. If you fly in competitions or on crowded sites you should read this report. Are you watching where you're going? Do you look before you turn? Warning - this takes a long time to download, its best to right click and save it as a file


Input: [Issue] BHPA Report on accident at Cheriton, Hampshire [Notes]

Output: BHPA formal accident report into a fatal paramotor accident on 29 August 2009 at Cheriton in Shropshire


Input: [Issue] AAIB Investigation report into a failed take off at Rochester [Notes]

Output: Although this accident report is from the powered flying world, it describes an interesting situation where a qualified pilot, needing a regular check flight, was assessed by her old instructor. The important point is that the student dropped back into "I am a student now" mode whereas the instructor assumed he wasn't instructing, he was doing a check ride.


Input: [Issue] BHPA Report on accident at Corndean Hill Shropshire [Notes]

Output: BHPA formal accident report into a fatal accident on 12 April 2009 at Corndean Hill in Shropshire


Input: [Issue] Sup'Air Safety Warning - Reserve Deployment Issue [Notes]

Output: Applies to SUP'AIR ALTIX, EVO XC or EVASION XC harnesses. The white braided nylon cord attached to the deployment pins becomes entangled between the velcro flaps over time rendering the force required to release the pins slightly excessive. A pre-fight check or a modification is recommended


Input: [Issue] Airprox Board report into an incident on Parlick in 2007 [Notes]

Output: A paraglider on Parlick was suddenly confronted with a light aircraft coming round the hill at his level. What would you have done under the circumstances?


Input: [Issue] Air Accidents Investigation Branch report into a paragliding fatality near Eyam, The Peak District [Notes]

Output: The paraglider launched with one of its risers twisted and was later seen to suffer an asymmetric collapse of its canopy when at a height of about 150 feet. It descended rapidly in a left spiral and the pilot was unable to either recover to normal flight or to successfully deploy his emergency parachute before impacting the ground. The pilot was fatally injured.


Input: [Issue] AAIB report into a paramotoring fatality at Middle Barn Farm, Bexhill, East Sussex [Notes]

Output: The paramotor was being operated by an experienced pilot, who was also an instructor. He was seen to initiate what was described as a ‘wingover’ manoeuvre to the right, at about 1,000 ft, but this was seen to develop into a rapid spiral to the left which continued for several turns, with a high rate of descent. The aircraft started to recover at a late stage but the pilot received fatal injuries in the impact with the ground. There was no defect identified within the wing (canopy and rigging) but structural failures were identified within the paramotor unit, consistent with having occurred in flight and precipitating the spiral descent. One Safety Recommendation is made, to the Civil Aviation Authority, concerning self-regulation of this activity.


Input: [Issue] BHPA Safety Notice 31 Paragliders: 360 degree turns & nose-down spiral dives [Notes]

Output: Following some recently reported incidents prompting further investigation, it has become apparent that it is possible for pilots to unintentionally enter a nose-down spiral dive from a sustained 360 degree turn - and that recovery from this spiral can be difficult. These characteristics tend to be worse on the 'safer' low aspect ratio EN A, B, LTF (DHV) 1 and 1 / 2 wings. Read the document for more details.


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 10:00 AM [Sex] Women's [Event] Hammer [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 11:00 AM [Sex] Men's [Event] Discus INVITE [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 12:00 PM [Sex] Women's [Event] 4x100 Meters Shuttle Hurdle [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 12:15 PM [Sex] Men's [Event] 4x110 Meters Shuttle Hurdle [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 12:30 PM [Sex] Women's [Event] 1600 Meters Sprint Medley [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 12:45 PM [Sex] Men's [Event] 1600 Meters Sprint Medley [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 1:00 PM [Sex] Girls [Event] 4x800 Meters Relay [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: High School


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 1:00 PM [Sex] Women's [Event] Hammer INVITE [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 1:00 PM [Sex] Men's [Event] Pole Vault [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 1:30 PM [Sex] Men's [Event] Triple Jump [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 1:40 PM [Sex] Boys [Event] 4x800 Meters Relay [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: High School


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 2:20 PM [Sex] Women's [Event] 4x100 Meters Relay [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 2:30 PM [Sex] Women's [Event] Shot Put INVITE [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 2:30 PM [Sex] Men's [Event] Shot Put [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 2:45 PM [Sex] Men's [Event] 4x100 Meters Relay [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 3:10 PM [Sex] Girls [Event] 4x100 Meters Relay [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: High School


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 3:25 PM [Sex] Boys [Event] 4x100 Meters Relay [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: High School


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 3:40 PM [Sex] Women's [Event] 4x800 Meters Relay [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 3:55 PM [Sex] Men's [Event] 4x800 Meters Relay [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 4:00 PM [Sex] Men's [Event] High Jump [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 4:00 PM [Sex] Women's [Event] Triple Jump [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 4:10 PM [Sex] Women's [Event] 4x200 Meters Relay [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 4:30 PM [Sex] Men's [Event] 4x200 Meters Relay [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 4:50 PM [Sex] Women's [Event] Distance Medley [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 5:00 PM [Sex] Women's [Event] Shot Put [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 5:00 PM [Sex] Men's [Event] Shot Put INVITE [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 5:10 PM [Sex] Men's [Event] Distance Medley [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 5:30 PM [Sex] Girls [Event] 4x400 Meters Relay [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: High School


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 6:05 PM [Sex] Boys [Event] 4x400 Meters Relay [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: High School


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 6:40 PM [Sex] Women's [Event] 4x400 Meters Relay [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: [Day/Time] Sat 7:05 PM [Sex] Men's [Event] 4x400 Meters Relay [Round] Finals [5] Startlist/Results [Division]

Output: University


Input: Describes attributes of plants [Working on] Minimal quantity Inconsistently accurate Needs teacher assistance [Meets] Adequate quantity Mostly accurate Minimal teacher assistance [Exceeds]

Output: Thorough explication Mostly accurate Independent

Supporting Scientific Language in Primary Grades | Reading Rockets


Input: Describes characteristic events [Working on] Minimal quantity Inconsistently accurate Needs teacher assistance [Meets] Adequate quantity Mostly accurate Minimal teacher assistance [Exceeds]

Output: Thorough explication Mostly accurate Independent

Supporting Scientific Language in Primary Grades | Reading Rockets


Input: Compares categories [Working on] Minimal quantity Inconsistently accurate Needs teacher assistance [Meets] Adequate quantity Mostly accurate Minimal teacher assistance [Exceeds]

Output: n Thorough explication Mostly accurate Independent

Supporting Scientific Language in Primary Grades | Reading Rockets


Input: Explains the life cycle of the seed plant [Working on] Articulates isolated parts of life cycle [Meets] Articulates main points of life cycle and explains the links between points [Exceeds]

Output: Thorough explication, extending to other theories and phenomena

Supporting Scientific Language in Primary Grades | Reading Rockets


Input: Explains role in ecosystem [Working on] Articulates isolated parts of ecosystem [Meets] Articulates main points of ecosystem and explains the links between points [Exceeds]

Output: Thorough explication, extending to other theories and phenomena

Supporting Scientific Language in Primary Grades | Reading Rockets


Input: Uses specialized vocabulary [Working on] Specialized vocabulary is rarely used accurately [Meets] Specialized vocabulary is occasionally used accurately [Exceeds]

Output: Specialized vocabulary is frequently and accurately used

Supporting Scientific Language in Primary Grades | Reading Rockets


Input: [Format] %% [Description]

Output: The percent sign

mod_headers - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Format] %t [Description]

Output: The time the request was received in Universal Coordinated Time since the epoch (Jan. 1, 1970) measured in microseconds. The value is preceded by t=.

mod_headers - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Format] %D [Description]

Output: The time from when the request was received to the time the headers are sent on the wire. This is a measure of the duration of the request. The value is preceded by D=. The value is measured in microseconds.

mod_headers - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Format] %l [Description]

Output: The current load averages of the actual server itself. It is designed to expose the values obtained by getloadavg() and this represents the current load average, the 5 minute average, and the 15 minute average. The value is preceded by l= with each average separated by /. Available in 2.4.4 and later.

mod_headers - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Format] %i [Description]

Output: The current idle percentage of httpd (0 to 100) based on available processes and threads. The value is preceded by i=. Available in 2.4.4 and later.

mod_headers - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Format] %b [Description]

Output: The current busy percentage of httpd (0 to 100) based on available processes and threads. The value is preceded by b=. Available in 2.4.4 and later.

mod_headers - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Format] %{VARNAME}e [Description]

Output: The contents of the environment variable VARNAME.

mod_headers - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Format] %{VARNAME}s [Description]

Output: The contents of the SSL environment variable VARNAME, if mod_ssl is enabled.

mod_headers - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Task] Craft your own Myre snelm in Morytania [Requirement] 15 Crafting [Complete] 13=15 [Strategy]

Output: Kill a snail in Mort Myre Swamp and use a chisel on the shell.

Morytania Tasks - Guides - Zybez Runescape


Input: [Task] Cook a Thin snail in Morytania [Requirement] 12 Cooking [Complete] 8=12 [Strategy]

Output: Kill a snail and pick up the Thin snail. Either cut a swamp tree and light the log or use the cooking range in Port Phasmatys

Morytania Tasks - Guides - Zybez Runescape


Input: [Task] Kill a Werewolf in its human form using the Wolfbane whilst in Canifis [Requirement] Priest in Peril [Complete] 39 [Strategy]

Output: To reclaim the Wolfbane see Drezel in the Paterdomus church basement.

Morytania Tasks - Guides - Zybez Runescape


Input: [Task] Finish a game of Werewolf Skullball [Requirement] 25 Agility, Creature of Fenkenstrain [Complete] 17=25 7 [Strategy]

Output: Bring Ring of charos

Morytania Tasks - Guides - Zybez Runescape


Input: [Task] Kill an experiment under Castle Fenkenstrain [Requirement] Started Creature of Fenkenstrain [Strategy]

Output: Push the far east statue in the graveyard east of Fenkenstrain's Castle and go down and kill an experiment.

Morytania Tasks - Guides - Zybez Runescape


Input: [Task] Restore and boost your prayer points at the altar in the Nature Grotto [Requirement] Nature Spirit [Complete] 35 [Strategy]

Output: To teleport close to the Nature Spirit Altar use Fairy Rings code BKR

Morytania Tasks - Guides - Zybez Runescape


Input: [Task] Kill a Ghast in Morytania [Requirement] Nature Spirit [Complete] 35 [Strategy]

Output: Use a Full Druid pouch to make a Ghast attackable. Killing Ghasts in Temple Trekking will not work.

Morytania Tasks - Guides - Zybez Runescape


Input: [Task] Grow some fungus in the swamp using Bloom [Requirement] Nature Spirit, Silver sickle(b) or Ivandis flail (30) [Complete] 35 [Strategy]

Output: Uses 40 Prayer Points to cast the spell.

Morytania Tasks - Guides - Zybez Runescape


Input: [Task] Take an easy companion through an easy route of Temple Trekking [Requirement] In Aid of the Myreque [Complete] 107 [Strategy]

Output: At the start of Temple Trekking choose an easy companion and guide them through the easy path.

Morytania Tasks - Guides - Zybez Runescape


Input: [Task] Kill anything on the ground floor of the Slayer Tower [Requirement] None [Strategy]

Output: To easily teleport to the Slayer Tower use the Ring of slaying.

Morytania Tasks - Guides - Zybez Runescape


Input: [Task] Harvest Limpwurt root in the farming patch near Port Phasmatys. [Requirement] 26 Farming [Complete] 20=26 [Strategy]

Output: Plant Limpwurt seed in the flower patch. Takes 17.5 minutes to grow.

Morytania Tasks - Guides - Zybez Runescape


Input: [Date] 02/27/13 [Views] 215 [Status] For Sale [Title]

Output: Know Where to Get Help


Input: [Date] 05/19/11 [Views] 385 [Status] For Sale [Title]

Output: How to Protect Your Marriage from Adultery


Input: [Date] 05/19/11 [Views] 286 [Status] For Sale [Title]

Output: The Best Way to Get Life Directions


Input: [Date] 05/19/11 [Views] 389 [Status] Free to Share [Title]

Output: Spearmint, Spirits and Praise


Input: [Date] 05/11/11 [Views] 459 [Status] For Sale [Title]

Output: See Yourself as God Sees You


Input: [Date] 04/30/11 [Views] 281 [Status] For Sale [Title]

Output: The Best Exercise for Health


Input: [Date] 01/25/11 [Views] 354 [Status] Not For Sale [Title]

Output: A Different Sort of Fast


Input: [Date] 11/12/10 [Views] 321 [Status] For Sale [Title]

Output: Oily Chains


Input: [Date] 11/02/10 [Views] 566 [Status] For Sale [Title]

Output: Beautiful Scars


Input: [Date] 11/01/10 [Views] 359 [Status] For Sale [Title]

Output: The Uncut Diamond


Input: [Date] 10/29/10 [Views] 306 [Status] Free to Share [Title]

Output: The Dispenser


Input: [Date] 10/27/10 [Views] 286 [Status] Free to Share [Title]

Output: Watch Out for Concrete


Input: [Date] 10/27/10 [Views] 374 [Status] Free to Share [Title]

Output: Grab a Telescope Not a Microscope


Input: [Date] 07/11/10 [Views] 316 [Status] Free to Share [Title]

Output: Darkness Slithers


Input: [Date] 07/10/10 [Views] 281 [Status] For Sale [Title]

Output: The Helping Hand


Input: [ID] preset_sky_time [Version] all [Description] Preset sky time used by the dome version. Unit is Julian Day. Typical value: 2451514.250011573 [Type]

Output: float


Input: [ID] startup_time_mode [Version] all [Description] Set the start-up time mode, can be actual (start with current real world time), or Preset (start at time defined by preset_sky_time) [Type]

Output: string


Input: [ID] flag_enable_zoom_keys [Version] all [Description] Set to false if you want to disable the zoom [Type]

Output: bool


Input: [ID] flag_manual_zoom [Version] all [Description] Set to false for normal zoom behaviour as described in this guide. When set to true, the auto zoom feature only moves in a small amount and must be pressed many times [Type]

Output: bool


Input: [ID] flag_enable_move_keys [Version] all [Description] Set to false if you want to disable the arrow keys [Type]

Output: bool


Input: [ID] flag_enable_mouse_navigation [Version] all [Description] Set to false if you want to disable the mouse navigation. [Type]

Output: bool


Input: [ID] init_fov [Version] all [Description] Initial field of view, in degrees, typical value: 60 [Type]

Output: float


Input: [ID] init_view_pos [Version] all [Description] Initial viewing direction. This is a vector with x,y,z-coordinates. x being N-S (S +ve), y being E-W (E +ve), z being up-down (up +ve). Thus to look South at the horizon use 1,0,0. To look Northwest and up at 45°, use -1,-1,1 and so on. [Type]

Output: floats


Input: [ID] auto_move_duration [Version] all [Description] Duration for the program to move to point at an object when the space bar is pressed. Typical value: 1.4 [Type]

Output: float


Input: [ID] mouse_zoom [Version] all [Description] Sets the mouse zoom amount (mouse-wheel) [Type]

Output: float


Input: [ID] move_speed [Version] all [Description] Sets the speed of movement [Type]

Output: float


Input: [ID] zoom_speed [Version] all [Description] Sets the zoom speed [Type]

Output: float


Input: [ID] viewing_mode [Version] all [Description] If set to horizon, the viewing mode simulate an alt/azi mount, if set to equator, the viewing mode simulates an equatorial mount [Type]

Output: string


Input: [ID] flag_manual_zoom [Version] all [Description] Set to true if you want to auto-zoom in incrementally. [Type]

Output: bool


Input: [ID] auto_zoom_out_resets_direction [Version] all [Description] Set to true if you want to auto-zoom restoring direction. [Type]

Output: bool


Input: [ID] time_correction_algorithm [Version] 0.12.1+ [Description] Algorithm of DeltaT correction. [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Switch] -e [Description]

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

Difference between revisions of "PBI Manager/9.2" - PC-BSD Wiki

Table 7.47.4o: pbi_patch Options [Tables 15]


Input: [Switch] -g [Description]

Output: extract image data from header; commonly used for GUI installations

Difference between revisions of "PBI Manager/9.2" - PC-BSD Wiki


Input: [Switch] -i [Description]

Output: display information about this PBI file

Difference between revisions of "PBI Manager/9.2" - PC-BSD Wiki


Input: [Switch] -o outdir [Description]

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

Difference between revisions of "PBI Manager/9.2" - PC-BSD Wiki


Input: [Switch] --checkscript [Description]

Output: display any custom scripts used in the installation/removal of this PBI file; recommended if the PBI file is suspect in any way

Difference between revisions of "PBI Manager/9.2" - PC-BSD Wiki


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

Output: skip the openssl signature verification of the PBI data

Difference between revisions of "PBI Manager/9.2" - PC-BSD Wiki


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

Output: disable using the shared hash directory which uses hard links to share files between applications

Difference between revisions of "PBI Manager/9.2" - PC-BSD Wiki


Input: [Shortcut] Space bar [Command]

Output: Toggle Play / Pause

HTML5 audio and video in Firefox | Firefox Help


Input: [Shortcut] ↓ [Command]

Output: Decrease volume

HTML5 audio and video in Firefox | Firefox Help


Input: [Shortcut] ↑ [Command]

Output: Increase volume

HTML5 audio and video in Firefox | Firefox Help


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl + ↓command + ↓ [Command]

Output: Mute audio

HTML5 audio and video in Firefox | Firefox Help


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl + ↑command + ↑ [Command]

Output: Unmute audio

HTML5 audio and video in Firefox | Firefox Help


Input: [Shortcut] ← [Command]

Output: Seek back 15 seconds

HTML5 audio and video in Firefox | Firefox Help


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl + ←command + ← [Command]

Output: Seek back 10 %

HTML5 audio and video in Firefox | Firefox Help


Input: [Shortcut] → [Command]

Output: Seek forward 15 seconds

HTML5 audio and video in Firefox | Firefox Help


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl + →command + → [Command]

Output: Seek forward 10 %

HTML5 audio and video in Firefox | Firefox Help


Input: [Shortcut] Home [Command]

Output: Seek to the beginning

HTML5 audio and video in Firefox | Firefox Help


Input: [Shortcut] End [Command]

Output: Seek to the end

HTML5 audio and video in Firefox | Firefox Help


Input: Overwhelmed (burdened and emotional, often dramatic) Elicit curiosity about something that has worked out. Increase self sufficiency by having them explore support they can use. Present firm choices.

Output: We can't take anything else. We will take you down if you keep trying to help.

SOLDIER OR FAMILY STATEMENTS What is happening to us? Why is this happening? I just can't see it, other peoples' kids stay home by themselves.


Input: Defeating (will challenge you) Remind them that they always have choices. Restate the possible consequences. Recall positive attributes of person or family that can be used. Remind them that others experience similar situations.

Output: You can tell me what to do, but I will not listen. We tried everything and nothing ever changes.

SOLDIER OR FAMILY STATEMENTS What is happening to us? Why is this happening? I just can't see it, other peoples' kids stay home by themselves.


Input: Alienated (disinterested) Redefine the situation and establish why it is a problem. State clear consequences. Show interest in military career goals.

Output: Why should I care? Nobody cares about me. It is each person for himself in this family.

SOLDIER OR FAMILY STATEMENTS What is happening to us? Why is this happening? I just can't see it, other peoples' kids stay home by themselves.


Input: Minimizing (unrealistic) Be alert to the words "only," and "just,"; this would be rare if it has reached visibility. Present facts (e.g. read the blotter or medical evaluations, describe severity of abuse). Consider whether there is a pattern or history.

Output: It was only a push and I only held my hand over his/her mouth. Yes sir, it happened but it is no big deal. This was blown out of proportion.

SOLDIER OR FAMILY STATEMENTS What is happening to us? Why is this happening? I just can't see it, other peoples' kids stay home by themselves.


Input: Projecting (blames others) Remember they may shift the focus from themselves to you (e.g. Sir, you have kids/wife/husband-you know how it is). Convey that abusive behavior of any form is not acceptable. Restate consequences.

Output: If she would have done what I told him/her. Those people don't need to be in my business. Yes sir, it happened, but it isn't my fault. We have done our share.

SOLDIER OR FAMILY STATEMENTS What is happening to us? Why is this happening? I just can't see it, other peoples' kids stay home by themselves.


Input: Denying Very common response. Caution believing the denial. Ask soldier/family member what they think. Ask them what they would do.

Output: He/She is out to get me in trouble. Those people are out on a witch hunt.

SOLDIER OR FAMILY STATEMENTS What is happening to us? Why is this happening? I just can't see it, other peoples' kids stay home by themselves.


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

Output: Stock is at the top of its six-month trading range.

YUM: Dividend Date & History for Yum Brands - Dividend.com


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

Output: Stock's dividend yield is adequate.

YUM: Dividend Date & History for Yum Brands - Dividend.com


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

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

YUM: Dividend Date & History for Yum Brands - Dividend.com


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

Output: Dividend payouts are consistent, but increases small.

YUM: Dividend Date & History for Yum Brands - Dividend.com


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

Output: Earnings estimates are uptrending.

YUM: Dividend Date & History for Yum Brands - Dividend.com


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

Output: Sign Up For DARS Ratings

YUM: Dividend Date & History for Yum Brands - Dividend.com


Input: [0] alloc [1] - [2]

Output: allocator to use for all memory allocations of this container


Input: [0] count [1] - [2]

Output: the size of the container


Input: [0] value [1] - [2]

Output: the value to initialize elements of the container with


Input: [0] first, last [1] - [2]

Output: the range to copy the elements from


Input: [0] other [1] - [2]

Output: another container to be used as source to initialize the elements of the container with


Input: [0] init [1] - [2]

Output: initializer list to initialize the elements of the container with


Input: [[prefix]:count] [prefix]:qlen

Output: Total length of queues with this prefix

Number of connections matching this prefix


Input: [[prefix]:count] [prefix]:backfill_remaining

Output: Number of items needing to be backfilled

Number of connections matching this prefix


Input: [[prefix]:count] [prefix]:backoff

Output: Total number of backoff events

Number of connections matching this prefix


Input: [[prefix]:count] [prefix]:drain

Output: Total number of items drained

Number of connections matching this prefix


Input: [[prefix]:count] [prefix]:fill

Output: Total number of items filled

Number of connections matching this prefix


Input: [[prefix]:count] [prefix]:itemondisk

Output: Number of items remaining on disk

Number of connections matching this prefix


Input: [[prefix]:count] [prefix]:total_backlog_size

Output: Number of remaining items for replication

Number of connections matching this prefix


Input: [1] Samsung Exynos 4 Dual [2] Samsung Exynos 4 (4412) [Hardware]

Output: System chip System chip - Most modern handsets use an advanced chip that includes many of the device’s hardware modules like the processor, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and sometimes even the wireless radio. This field shows what particular system chip (or System-on-a-Chip) is used in the phone.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8-inch vs Samsung Galaxy S III - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] Dual core, 1500 MHz, ARM Cortex-A9 [2] Quad core, 1400 MHz, ARM Cortex-A9 [Hardware]

Output: Processor Processor - The processor is the main computing component of a phone and is a major factor when it comes to the overall speed of the device. Some more powerful smartphones use dual-core and quad-core processors designed to deliver greater performance.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8-inch vs Samsung Galaxy S III - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] ARM Mali-400 MP4 [2] ARM Mali-400/MP4 [Hardware]

Output: Graphics processor

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8-inch vs Samsung Galaxy S III - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] 1536 MB RAM [2] 1024 MB RAM [Hardware]

Output: System memory System memory - System memory, or RAM memory is the type of memory that the device uses to temporarily store data from the OS or currently-running apps. The more RAM available to the device, the better the performance will be when multiple or heavier programs are running.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8-inch vs Samsung Galaxy S III - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] 32 GB [2] 32 GB [Hardware]

Output: Built-in storage

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8-inch vs Samsung Galaxy S III - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] 26.16 GB [Hardware]

Output: Maximum User Storage

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8-inch vs Samsung Galaxy S III - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] microSD, microSDHC, microSDXC up to 64 GB [2] microSD, microSDHC, microSDXC up to 64 GB [Hardware]

Output: Storage expansion

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8-inch vs Samsung Galaxy S III - Phone specs comparison


Input: [Title] U.S. Transportation Secretary Foxx Announces $474 Million TIFIA Loan for Goethals Bridge Replacement Project [Date] 11/6/2013 [Topic]

Output: Railroads

Press Releases | Department of Transportation


Input: [Title] FMCSA Shuts Down North Carolina Trucking Company as an Imminent Hazard to Public Safety [Date] 11/5/2013 [Topic]

Output: Trucking and Motorcoaches

Press Releases | Department of Transportation


Input: [Title] New DOT Rules Make Flying Easier for Passengers with Disabilities [Date] 11/4/2013 [Topic]

Output: Aviation

Press Releases | Department of Transportation


Input: [Title] DOT Fines US Airways for Failure to Provide Wheelchair Assistance to Passengers with Disabilities [Date] 11/4/2013 [Topic]

Output: Aviation

Press Releases | Department of Transportation


Input: [Title] Statement of U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx on President Obama’s Executive Order on Climate Preparedness [Date] 11/1/2013 [Topic]

Output: General

Press Releases | Department of Transportation


Input: [Title] News Digest [Date] 11/1/2013 [Topic]

Output: Aviation

Press Releases | Department of Transportation


Input: [Title] August 2013 Passenger Airline Employment Down 2.2 Percent from August 2012 [Date] 10/29/2013 [Topic]

Output: Aviation

Press Releases | Department of Transportation


Input: [Title] July 2013 U.S. Airline Systemwide Passengers Unchanged from July 2012 [Date] 10/28/2013 [Topic]

Output: Aviation

Press Releases | Department of Transportation


Input: [Title] United Fined for Lengthy O’Hare Tarmac Delays in July 2012 [Date] 10/25/2013 [Topic]

Output: Aviation

Press Releases | Department of Transportation


Input: [Title] News Digest DOT 88-13 [Date] 10/25/2013 [Topic]

Output: General

Press Releases | Department of Transportation


Input: [Germ Line Therapy] Somatic Gene Therapy

Output: Transform the bad cells and introduce the wild type gene into a specific tissue within the whole organism Example: A kid with cystic fibrosis Lets transform the cells in the lungs by inserting the wild type copy of CFTR but inserting the gene into a specific tissue to change somatic cells

Semester Two: Biology Lecture 20 Flashcards - Cram.com

Transforming the genes in the egg or sperm


Input: [Germ Line Therapy] Electroporation

Output: Take naked DNA and using an electrical pulse the DNA will enter the cell

Semester Two: Biology Lecture 20 Flashcards - Cram.com

Transforming the genes in the egg or sperm


Input: [Germ Line Therapy] Microinjection

Output: A single cell is held by a vacuum and a needle punctures the membrane to insert DNA

Semester Two: Biology Lecture 20 Flashcards - Cram.com

Transforming the genes in the egg or sperm


Input: [Germ Line Therapy] Biolistics

Output: Dehydrate DNA and then use a gun to shoot DNA into cells

Semester Two: Biology Lecture 20 Flashcards - Cram.com

Transforming the genes in the egg or sperm


Input: [Germ Line Therapy] Viruses

Output: Transduction: Viral transfer Transfection: Transform animal cells Viruses are infectious, it is very easy for the virus to inject DNA They are good vehicles to transform animals cells into foreign DNA

Semester Two: Biology Lecture 20 Flashcards - Cram.com

Transforming the genes in the egg or sperm


Input: [Germ Line Therapy] Function and Structure of AAV

Output: Attaches to the cell and the AAV genome integrates on a unique spot on chromosome 19 The virus does not replicate by itself; it requires co-infection which provides the proteins/molecules for it to reproduce Usually replicates with adeno-virus or herpes Structure Single stranded DNA with 7 genes Has inverted terminal repeats at both ends which play a role in replicating the genome and insertion at the specific locus at chromosome 19

Semester Two: Biology Lecture 20 Flashcards - Cram.com

Transforming the genes in the egg or sperm


Input: [Germ Line Therapy] Restriction Endonuclease

Output: Provides the CFTR gene fragment Cuts up the DNA

Semester Two: Biology Lecture 20 Flashcards - Cram.com

Transforming the genes in the egg or sperm


Input: [Germ Line Therapy] Mechanism of the PCR

Output: We want to break the hydrogen bonds in DNA by raising the temperature The PCR will raise the temperature to 94 degrees for a minute or two and the strands will denature We now have specific single stranded DNA primers Lower the temperature to 45 – 65 degrees for 15 seconds so the primer can anneal to the strand with hydrogen bonding We then have DNA polymerase to extend the DNA in the 3’ direction at a temperature of 72 degrees

Semester Two: Biology Lecture 20 Flashcards - Cram.com

Transforming the genes in the egg or sperm


Input: [Germ Line Therapy] pBluescript

Output: Resistant to ampicillin, so if you mix it with a bacteria the bacteria will show resistance to ampicillin ... A bacteria with this plasmid would grow and without it would die Origin of replication to replicate itself when its in the bacteria Lac Z to create B-galactosidease to metabolize sugars

Semester Two: Biology Lecture 20 Flashcards - Cram.com

Transforming the genes in the egg or sperm


Input: [Germ Line Therapy] Lac Z and the multi cloning site of pBluescript

Output: Lac Z spans the gene but is interupted by a multi-cloning site, which is a place where lots of enzymes can be used to clone things into that site If you clone something in, you interrupt the lac Z gene, rendering it non functional

Semester Two: Biology Lecture 20 Flashcards - Cram.com

Transforming the genes in the egg or sperm


Input: [Germ Line Therapy] What is X gal and when does it turn blue?

Output: X gal is a sugar It turns blue in the presence of b-galactosidease If the lac Z gene is interrupted and b galactosidease isnt made, X gal turns white

Semester Two: Biology Lecture 20 Flashcards - Cram.com

Transforming the genes in the egg or sperm


Input: [Germ Line Therapy] Bacteria on the same plate can turn blue or white. So what?

Output: White bacteria are harboring plasmids that have the cloned gene Blue bacteria means that lacZ isn't interrupted so there is no piece of DNA in the cloning site of pBluescript

Semester Two: Biology Lecture 20 Flashcards - Cram.com

Transforming the genes in the egg or sperm


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

Output: Displays help on supported switches.

Microsoft Security Bulletin MS12-016 - Critical

Supported Security Update Installation Switches


Input: [Switch] /quiet [Description]

Output: Suppresses the display of status or error messages.

Microsoft Security Bulletin MS12-016 - Critical


Input: [Switch] /norestart [Description]

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

Microsoft Security Bulletin MS12-016 - Critical


Input: [Switch] /warnrestart: [Description]

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

Microsoft Security Bulletin MS12-016 - Critical


Input: [Switch] /promptrestart [Description]

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

Microsoft Security Bulletin MS12-016 - Critical


Input: [Switch] /forcerestart [Description]

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

Microsoft Security Bulletin MS12-016 - Critical


Input: [Switch] /log: [Description]

Output: Enables logging to specified file.

Microsoft Security Bulletin MS12-016 - Critical


Input: [Switch] /extract: [Description]

Output: Extracts the package contents to the destination folder.

Microsoft Security Bulletin MS12-016 - Critical


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

Output: Uninstalls the security update.

Microsoft Security Bulletin MS12-016 - Critical


Input: [0] Spell checking [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Plug-in [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Plug-in [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] No [Crimson Editor] Instant/live (like Firefox) [Diakonos] Yes[22] [E Text Editor] Plug-in[23] [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Plug-in[24] [gedit] Yes[25] [GNU Emacs] Plug-in[28] [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Plug-in[29] [JOE] Plug-in[30] [JOVE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] No [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] No [Light Table] No [Metapad] Partial[34] [MinEd] No [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] Yes [36] Spell checking [ne] No [NEdit] Plug-in[37] [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes[38] [Notepad2] No [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] Yes [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] No [PSPad] Yes [Q10] Yes [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] No [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] No [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes[43] [vi] No [Vim] Yes[44] [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Plug-in[28] [Yi] ? [73]

Output: Spell checking

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Text editor support for basic editing features


Input: [0] Regex-based find & replace [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Partial[20] [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] Yes [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] Yes [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] Yes [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Plug-in[26] [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Partial[31] [JOVE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] Yes [Light Table] ? [Metapad] No [MinEd] Yes[35] [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] Yes [36] Regex-based find & replace [ne] Yes [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Limited[39] [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] Yes [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] Limited[39] [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] No [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] No [UltraEdit] Limited[42] [VEDIT] Yes [vi] Yes [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] Yes [73]

Output: Regex-based find & replace

Comparison of text editors - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [0] Encoding conversion [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Plug-in [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Partial[21] [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] No [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] Partial [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] No[32] [JOVE] No [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] No [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] No[33] [Light Table] No [Metapad] Yes [MinEd] Yes[35] [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] No [36] Encoding conversion [ne] No [NEdit] No [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Yes [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes[40] [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] No [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] No [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Partial [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] No [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] ? [73]

Output: Encoding conversion

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