Input: [Step #] 33 [Procedure] With the pressure rollers out of the way, remove any wires attached to this support. Then remove any screws. This part is unintended to be disassembled, as it is structural and will not need repair. [Tools] Hands Screwdriver [Difficulty] 2 [Parts]

Output: Structural support

Table 2: Dissection Process


Input: [Step #] 34 [Procedure] Remove screws holding the paper guide in place. This part is not intended to be disassembled as its removal serves no purpose in repair. [Tools] Screwdriver [Difficulty] 2 [Parts]

Output: Paper guide

Table 2: Dissection Process


Input: [Step #] 35 [Procedure] With all other parts out of the way, remove any screws holding the reservoir in place and take it off of the base. This part is intended to be disassembled as it houses a set of gears and a circuit board which may need repair. It is also placed on the outer rim of the printer for easier access. [Tools] Hands Screwdriver [Difficulty] 2 [Parts]

Output: Reservoir

Table 2: Dissection Process


Input: [Step #] 36 [Procedure] With the paper guides out of the way, remove screws holding grey structural support in place and unhook the tabs connecting it to the other supports. This part is unintended to be disassembled as it is structural and needs no repair. [Tools] Screwdriver [Difficulty] 2 [Parts]

Output: Structural support

Table 2: Dissection Process


Input: [Step #] 37 [Procedure] By rotating the white locks holding the shafts in place, both shafts and the gear box can be removed. While the gear box is necessary to access, it is unnecessary to remove from the printer and therefore unintended to be disassembled. [Tools] Pliers [Difficulty] 2 [Parts]

Output: Gear box

Table 2: Dissection Process


Input: [Step #] 38 [Procedure] Snap the cover off of the gear box. This part is intended to be disassembled in order to gain access to the gear box. [Tools] Hands [Difficulty] 1 [Parts]

Output: Gear box cover

Table 2: Dissection Process


Input: [Step #] 39 [Procedure] Remove the screw holding the base cover in place. Doing this allows the base to be removed, which serves no repair or user purpose and is therefore unintended to be disassembled. [Tools] Screwdriver [Difficulty] 2 [Parts]

Output: Base cover

Table 2: Dissection Process


Input: [Step #] 40 [Procedure] Unscrew tray from base and lift off. This part is intended to be disassembled by the user in case of a lack of space. Slide the base off from the frame. This part is unintended to be removed. [Tools] Hands Screwdriver [Difficulty] 2 [Parts]

Output: Base and print tray

Table 2: Dissection Process


Input: [Step #] 41 [Procedure] Remove screw holding guide in place to remove from frame. This part is unintended to be disassembled as it cannot be reached without taking apart the whole printer. [Tools] Hands Screwdriver [Difficulty] 2 [Parts]

Output: Rear guide

Table 2: Dissection Process


Input: [Step #] 41 [Procedure] Remove any wires or stray parts from the frame, and the HP Officejet 7310 is completely disassembled. [Tools] Hands [Difficulty] 1 [Parts]

Output: Frame

Table 2: Dissection Process


Input: [Minute] 80 [Commentary]

Output: Roberts takes it up and it is turned over again but O'Driscoll can't control it so the home side have another scrum. The Lions turn it over again and O'Brien carries it up strongly. O'Driscoll sums up the situation well and puts a perfectly-weighted grubber kick in for Davies who goes over for the TRY. Halfpenny lands the CONVERSION to make it a 64-0 victory for the Lions who scored 10 tries to nil.

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Input: [Minute] 78 [Commentary]

Output: The Lions come again as they look for one last try but a forward pass from Maitland means the Country XV will have a late scrum.

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Input: [Minute] 76 [Commentary]

Output: The Lions drive another maul towards the line but it is brought down quickly so they go out to Cuthbert and the Country XV go off their feet. Jones finds O'Driscoll in the corner and they go to the TMO who rules that he had a foot in touch.

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Input: [Minute] 73 [Commentary]

Output: It is a poor throw from Best and hacked ahead by Roberts. Halfpenny fumbles and Trist kicks ahead. Maitland is there but takes it over the tryline so the Country XV have an attacking scrum. The forwards rumble towards the line before it goes wide but a big tackle from O'Driscoll ends that attack.

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Input: [Minute] 70 [Commentary]

Output: They send it wide and Cuthbert finds some space before kicking ahead. Ahwang is there and puts it into touch so the Lions will have a line-out outside the 22.

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Input: [Minute] 68 [Commentary]

Output: Ahwang makes an intercept on the Lions' 22 but he could not control it so the Lions have a scrum.

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Input: [Minute] 66 [Commentary]

Output: It is shifted out to O'Driscoll who is brought down just in front of the poles but it is recycled and O'Brien goes over for the TRY. Halfpenny adds the CONVERSION and the Lions lead 57-0.

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Input: [Minute] 64 [Commentary]

Output: The Country XV are caught in their 22 and O'Brien makes the turnover this time. It goes out to Maitland who links up with Halfpenny in the left corner but they are held up over the line.

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Input: [Minute] 62 [Commentary]

Output: Alun-Wyn Jones goes offside at the maul so the Country XV can clear again. They bash it up in midfield but it is stolen on the ground and Davies is away again. Hogg ghosts through a gap but a poor pass from Faletau halts their momentum and Stevens drops a simple pass.

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Input: [Minute] 60 [Commentary]

Output: They set the maul and Best breaks away. Hogg takes it up and loses it forward in the tackle so Roberts clears. The Lions come again through Cuthbert and Butler does not release in the tackle so the Lions have another line-out in the 22.

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Input: [Minute] 58 [Commentary]

Output: The Lions run it from their own 22 with Maitland stepping past a few defenders. The forwards take over as they approach halfway and Davies breaks the line. He gets it away to O'Driscoll and they are on the 22 now. The Country XV go offside so they set up an attacking line-out.

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Input: [Minute] 56 [Commentary]

Output: The Country XV send it wide as they look to come from their own half but it is turned over and worked out to Halfpenny who cruises over for the TRY. He adds the CONVERSION himself to bring up the 50.

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Input: [Minute] 53 [Commentary]

Output: The Lions come again with O'Brien and Heaslip making ground towards the 22 but they hold on too long on the ground so Roberts can clear it.

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Input: [Minute] 50 [Commentary]

Output: Another big scrum from the Lions but Roberts scrambles it into touch. They maul it into the 22 and Hogg has a crack this time. It is spun out wide and O'Driscoll is there to stroll over for the TRY. Halfpenny misses the kick and the Lions lead 43-0.

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Input: [Minute] 46 [Commentary]

Output: Halfpenny drops another simple ball so the home side have a scrum just outside their 22. Roberts gives it to Catt who is shut down quickly and it is turned over. The Lions shift it wide to Maitland who turns it on the inside to Tipuric but he can't hold on.

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Input: [Minute] 44 [Commentary]

Output: The Country XV go wide but Gibbon spills it forward so the Lions have the scrum this time. Maitland breaks the line and finds Roberts in support but his wide ball goes to ground and the Country XV clear it.

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Input: [Minute] 41 [Commentary]

Output: Hogg kicks the second half off and Roberts bangs it into touch immediately. The Lions surge over halfway but Halfpenny, who is on for North, loses it forward in the tackle.

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Input: [Minute] 40 [Commentary]

Output: The Country XV collapse the scrum so the Lions have one last crack before half-time. The line-out is stolen and hacked into touch to bring an end to the first half, join us in ten minutes for the second half.

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Input: [Minute] 39 [Commentary]

Output: Roberts clears but Cuthbert claims it and links up with Maitland who takes it up to the 22. O'Driscoll finds Roberts with a great offload, but a forward pass from Hogg sees the move break down.

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Input: [Minute] 37 [Commentary]

Output: Snowden scuffs it off the side of his boot, but it goes into touch near halfway. The Lions bash it up in midfield and then Murray switches back to the left and finds some space. Cuthbert finds O'Brien on his outside and he has a go at the tryline but he was forced into touch just short.

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Input: [Minute] 35 [Commentary]

Output: The Lions come again but a forward pass from Murray to North gives the Country XV some respite in the form of a scrum.

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Input: [Minute] 33 [Commentary]

Output: They spread it down the hands and some slick passing sees North go over in the left corner for his second TRY. Hogg misses the kick but the Lions lead 38-0.

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Input: [Minute] 30 [Commentary]

Output: A slight knock from the Lions as they look to attack off the restart. A scrum to Countries on the Lions 10-metre line.

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Input: [Minute] 28 [Commentary]

Output: TRY for the Lions. Richard Hibbard holds the ball at the back of the maul and he goes over for the try. Stuart Hogg's CONVERSION is good and the Lions lead 33-0.

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Input: [Minute] 27 [Commentary]

Output: The Lions kick the penalty to the corner and look to set up the driving maul.

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Input: [Minute] 26 [Commentary]

Output: The Lions are on the attack inside the Country XV 22. Searching for that next try but they win a penalty.

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Input: [Minute] 20 [Commentary]

Output: The ball is stolen on the ground by Tipuric and swung out to North who races away and finds Maitland on his outside. He gives it back to North who has run the length of the field to score the TRY. Hogg slots the CONVERSION to make it 26-0.

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Input: [Minute] 19 [Commentary]

Output: The Country XV claim another loose ball and this is a great chance for them right on the tryline. They bash away at the line and the Lions give away a few penalties on defence.

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Input: [Minute] 15 [Commentary]

Output: Roberts kicks deep as the Country XV look for some territory but the chasers are offside so the Lions have another line-out on the 22. It is stolen and cleared by Snowden. Maitland is there and his kick is charged down but the ball goes into touch deep in the Lions 22.

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Input: [Minute] 13 [Commentary]

Output: Trist spills the ball into touch so the Lions have another chance. Hogg breaks the line in midfield after taking a pass from Tipuric and he has too much pace for the cover defence as he goes over for the TRY. He bounces the kick off the post and the Lions lead 19-0.

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Input: [Minute] 10 [Commentary]

Output: The Lions take it wide again and cuthbert steps inside as he goes over the 22, he pops a pass to Murray in support and the scrumhalf is over for the TRY. Hogg adds the easy CONVERSION and they lead 14-0.

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Input: [Minute] 9 [Commentary]

Output: Maitland takes it up but it is turned over and cleared by Snowden. Hogg finds a good touch as the Lions keep the Country XV in their own half. Tipuric claims a loose ball and storms into the 22, and it is sent out wide to Cuthbert who scores the TRY in the corner. Hogg nails the touchline CONVERSION to make it 7-0.

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Input: [Minute] 6 [Commentary]

Output: The Country XV engage early so the Lions have the put-in this time. It is a massive shove and they go left but O'Brien is tackled into touch. The clearance is charged but goes dead so it will be a drop-out.

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Input: [Minute] 3 [Commentary]

Output: O'Driscoll gives it to Roberts but the country XV turn it over and Snowden clears. Cuthbert runs it back and the forwards are there in support. Roberts goes over the gainline but Murray fumbles it at the base so the Country XV have the first scrum.

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Input: [Minute] 0 [Commentary]

Output: Roberts kicks the game off and Hogg kicks it long. It is returned and Maitland claims it. The Lions shift it wide and Maitland grubbers ahead but it goes into touch.

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Input: [Minute] -5 [Commentary]

Output: Conditions are good in Newcastle, so we should be in for an open and entertaining game.

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Input: [Minute] -10 [Commentary]

Output: There is not much Super Rugby experience in the Country team, so they will be out to prove a point against their more illustrious rivals.

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Input: [Minute] -15 [Commentary]

Output: The home side look to have their work cut out for them here as they face a Lions team full of players looking to push for a spot in the starting Test team.

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Input: [Minute] -30 [Commentary]

Output: Welcome to live coverage of the match between the British and Irish Lions and a combined New South Wales and Queensland team from Newcastle. The Lions have not lost yet on their tour, and they look like they will have too much firepower again today.

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

Output: Overview


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

Output: Violence


Input: [1] Little or no sexual content, situations, or themes [2] Infrequent/Mild sexual content, situations, or themes [3] Intense/Frequent sexual content, situations, or themes [4] BlackBerry World will not accept apps with graphic nudity [0]

Output: Sexual Content


Input: [1] No strong or coarse language [2] Infrequent/Mild profanity or crude humor [3] Intense or graphic profanity/crude humor [4] BlackBerry World will not accept Hate Speech [0]

Output: Language


Input: [1] None [2] Infrequent/Mild [3] Intense/Frequent drug/alcohol use or reference [4] Content designed to encourage/promote drug or alcohol abuse, or content appropriate only for or that is legally restricted to persons at least 18 years of age [0]

Output: Alcohol, Tobacco, Drug Use


Input: [1] None [2] Simulated [3] Simulated [4] As permitted by law for persons at least 18 years of age [0]

Output: Gambling


Input: [School] Indiana [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: CWPA

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Input: [School] Michigan [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: CWPA

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Input: [School] Michigan State [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Minnesota [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Nebraska [Bowling] Independent [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] GARC [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Northwestern [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] Independent [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Ohio State [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] Independent [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] Independent [Rifle[c 4]] PRC [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] Independent [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Penn State [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] Independent [Ice Hockey] CHA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Rutgers [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] EARC [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Wisconsin [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] EARC [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [Method] Request Data


Input: [Method] Response Data


Input: [Method] Authentication Required

Output: yes


Output: Return Codes


Input: [Method] 200

Output: OK Bucket Deleted on all nodes


Input: [Method] 401

Output: Unauthorized


Input: [Method] 404

Output: Object Not Found


Input: [Method] 500

Output: Bucket could not be deleted on all nodes


Input: [Method] 503

Output: Buckets cannot be deleted during a rebalance


Input: [1] Qualcomm Snapdragon S3 MSM8260 [2] Qualcomm Snapdragon S3 APQ8060 [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.

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Input: [1] Dual core, 1200 MHz [2] Dual core, 1500 MHz, Scorpion [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.

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Input: [1] Yes [2] Adreno 220 [Hardware]

Output: Graphics processor

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Input: [1] 1024 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.

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Input: [1] 16 GB [2] 32 GB [Hardware]

Output: Built-in storage

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Input: [1] microSD, microSDHC [2] microSD, microSDHC up to 32 GB [Hardware]

Output: Storage expansion

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Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To come or bring together as one [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: unite


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To twist or twine around something [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: entwine


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Urgent [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: acute


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Sensitive [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: acute


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Short, quick [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: acute


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Of an angle, less than 90 degrees [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: acute


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Of an abnormal condition of recent or sudden onset [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: acute


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] Improper treatment or usage; application to a wrong or bad purpose; misuse [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: abuse


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] Physical maltreatment; injury [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: abuse


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] An unjust, corrupt, or wrongful practice or custom; offense; crime; fault [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: abuse


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] Coarse, insulting speech; abusive language [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: abuse


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To put to a wrong use; to use improperly; to misuse; to use for a wrong purpose or end [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: abuse


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To injure; to hurt; to treat with cruelty [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: abuse


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To assault; to violate [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: abuse


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To attack with coarse language; to insult [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: abuse


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To confound; to disorder [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: confuse


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To puzzle; to bewilder [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: confuse


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To make uneasy and ashamed; to embarrass [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: confuse


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To mistake one thing for another [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: confuse


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To reach a conclusion by applying rules of logic to given conditions [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: deduce


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To deceive someone into believing something which is false [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: delude


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Fully developed; grown up in terms of physical appearance, behavior, or thinking; ripe, as in vegetables or fruits [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: mature


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Profound; careful [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: mature


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] The growth of behavior and thinking [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: mature


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To become mature; to ripen; to gain experience or wisdom with age [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: mature


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To make something harmful, especially by the addition of some unwanted product [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: pollute


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To make something or somewhere less suitable for some activity, especially by the introduction of some unnatural factor [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: pollute


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Polluted [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: pollute


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To acquire or obtain an item, sometimes rare, usually by extra effort [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: procure


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] A harsh criticism [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: rebuke


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To criticize harshly [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: rebuke


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To bring to any inferior state, with respect to rank, size, quantity, quality, value, etc.; to diminish; to lower; to degrade [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: reduce


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To bring to terms; to humble; to conquer; to capture [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: reduce


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To heat on a stove, to partly solidify or decrease the liquid content by boiling much of it off [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: reduce


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To shut off or keep apart, as from company, society, etc.; withdraw from society or into solitude, as to seclude oneself from the world [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: seclude


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To shut or keep out; exclude [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: seclude


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Free from attack or danger; protected [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: secure


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Free from the danger of theft; safe [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: secure


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Free from the risk of eavesdropping, interception, or discovery; secret [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: secure


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Free from anxiety or doubt; unafraid [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: secure


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Firm and not likely to fail; stable [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: secure


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Free from the risk of financial loss; reliable [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: secure


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To protect [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: secure


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] mylittletrees (5 reviews) [Content]

Output: On May 1, 2015, mylittletrees Corning, OH wrote: I think they are slipping. Last spring I ordered 5 trees from them. This was only my second order with the organization. The plants were shipped perfectly but looked somewhat spindly; this was especially true for the ilex that I had received. All the trees were babied, but they barely grew. Four of the five trees ended up dying through the winter. So I contact them, and they are very helpful and willing to replace my trees. So on 4-30-15 I received the replacement order. Once again everything arrived perfectly, but upon inspection of the ilex, I find that they are infested with scale. They have yellowing leaves and stems. The only dark green leaves are at the very top of the plants. Everybody knows scales suck the life out of plants. I don't know call me picky, but I think it looks bad to send out weakened plants with bugs. Are they just tired of working with me, or do they even care anymore? And to think these weak and spindly ilex trees cost $24.95 a piece. I'll be lucky if they live. Someone else on here with negative experience mentioned that FF grows their merchandise in a lot of shade. Considering how spindly and leggy their plants are, I tend to agree. On May 1, 2015, Forestfarm responded with: "On May 4, 2015 10:31 AM, Forestfarm responded with: We are so sorry to hear that your replacement Ilex had scale on them. We should have caught that in our checking process and we really apologize. We never get tired of dealing with our customers. You are why we are here. We do care very much both about our customers and our plants. Please do let us know if the plants fail to thrive for you, as you know you we will happily work with you. We are excited to share that the farm has moved to a new location which receives lots of sun. All my best, Jen "


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] 123456789 (5 reviews) [Content]

Output: On Mar 15, 2012, 123456789 Winston, OR wrote: Posted on April 21, 2007, updated March 15, 2012 thier website is my first stop If I want to research a new genus. huge inventory, their catalog would take months to read and must be four inches thick. thier tubes have been shoddy for me; but a one gallon redbud of theirs has the shaping and pruning of a true master. On March 15th, 2012, 123456789 changed the rating from neutral to negative and added the following: forest farm's web site has often been my first stop to look at a plant picture, and the selection makes for a telephone book catalog with witty snippets through out. That said.................................................................................................The stock quality is lack luster at best. i've order multiple times and visited thier nursery in williams. it really is a 'forest farm " with dense shade cast on ther stock all day everyday making for leggy or weak stuff wacked up like bonsai. often the material is root bound like an anaconda was nesting in the pot. I say drive out to see them in williams and pick out your choice, better yet buy some seeds and grow your own its how they do it and is much more rewarding. On Mar 15, 2012, Forestfarm responded with: "On Mar 18, 2012 8:45 PM, Forestfarm responded with: Wow! Its hard to know what flipped the switch to cause Mike to go from neutral to a negative rating. He visited Forestfarm in January of 2011 (over a year ago), when he purchased a few plants, but we havent had any contact with him since then. We work hard to keep our customers happy (its important to us), so we sent Mike a D-Mail and then called him to ask what we had done wrong--what we could do to make things right. He didnt really have an answer, but said he would amend his posting. That hasnt been done, so we feel that we must defend ourselves with a rebuttal. Mikes comment about Forestfarm growing all of our plants in dense shade all day everyday is totally false. At least 75% of the nursery receives mostly sun each day. Those plants that do better in shade or partial shade are given these conditions. We certainly dont see in our plants what hes referring to as spindly or leggy growth, plants wacked up like bonsai, or anaconda root systems. We really wonder if he was thinking of Forestfarm when he wrote this, or some other nursery! Some of the plants Mike purchased at Forestfarm were named cultivars, so obviously werent grown from seed. We do grow many kinds of plants from seed, and would welcome readers to try to do so also. But it may not be as easy as he makes it sound. Since we never know what demand for a plant will be, its always a guess as to how many to grow. Sometimes we dont have enough of a plant; sometimes we have too many, in which case some may get overly large. When that happens, we donate the overgrown plants to our local Master Gardener group for educational purposes, or they are used in a plant sale to raise money for the groups activities. As to the plant quality being lack luster at best, please read the other postings on the Garden Watchdog and make your own judgment. Thank you, Ray & Peg & crew "


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] deerlily (1 review) [Content]

Output: On Oct 6, 2010, deerlily Bellingham, WA wrote: I was going to order material from ForestFarm as I had heard so mnay good things about the company. However, all of those great comments were instantly shattered by the treatment that I recieved from the woman (?) who answered the phone..... Maureen (??). This company should have ditched her a long time ago; abrupt, short, complete lack of personality and customer service attributes. It sounded as though she had a problem with life in general; really bad customer relations. So much so, that I thought twice about ever ordering material from this company. My money is as good as anyone elses and I choose to spend it as I feel fit, and where I am treated with respect. Not at this company...not for this person.... ForestFarm, get rid of this person; she is bad for your company and bad for your business! Or, do you care? On Oct 6, 2010, Forestfarm responded with: "On Jan 23, 2011 3:40 PM, Forestfarm responded with: We've let some time go by in hopes that we'd hear from "deerlily", but since we haven't, we'll post a rebuttal now in the form of a D-mail sent to her right after her posting. We tried!! "Thank you for taking the time to post...I only wish it hadn't been so negative! I'm truly sorry that one of our staff came across that way to you. It's not something that we, the owners, can hear, because we're not hovering around her. So we do appreciate your input in the matter. But please don't judge us because of one person you spoke with having a bad day. We can do better, and usually do. We'll be glad to call you to answer your questions or help you in any other way, if you'll tell us how to reach you. Well do whatever we can to erase that taste from your mouth. Really, is it fair to give us a negative rating when you haven't even given us the chance to ship any plants to you? We are responsive and wish for you to be a favored customer! Thanks, and hope to hear from you, Ray""


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] krowten (9 reviews) [Content]

Output: On Oct 7, 2009, krowten Greensburg, PA wrote: My experience with this company spans a number of years, but only a single purchase. My initial order arrived promptly but had a couple of tiny, inferior plants (among a half dozen different plants), both of which died. After an extensive email exchange with Ray, Ray agreed to replace the dead plant and issue a credit for the other. We agreed to wait for the next year before the replacement was sent, which was OK with me. The next year I was delighted to get a large, beautiful replacement plant, which survives and is doing well to this day. Two years after receiving the plant, it bloomed and set fruit. That is how I discovered that my replacement goumi was actually an autumn olive. While both species bloom in similar time frames, goumi fruits ripen in spring and early summer while autumn olive fruits ripen in the late fall. I emailed Ray back again, initiating another email exchange. Ray basically said he would have to check his stock to verify what I said was correct, which I suppose is reasonable, but that frustrated me as it should be obvious to anybody working with these plants what the difference is and that there is a problem with the goumi stock. A nursery raising these plants should pick up on the fruiting time difference. Well, Ray emailed back confirming that his stock of goumi was actually autumn olive. He indicated that his seed supplier must have sent him the wrong seed. Here again, while similar in appearance, autumn olive seed are significantly smaller than goumi seed (about half the size or slightly less) so I felt that this error should have been caught at the beginning. At this point in time, I also realized that goumi started from seed usually does not supply the same quality as named lines started via cuttings, something I had not picked up on during my initial purchase. Ray indicated that he would take care of the problem and I was expecting to see a goumi plant the following spring. However I have heard nothing from him nor received anything in the past two years. I've debated making a comment here for some time, not sure what to do. After all, there was an effort made to fix the original problem, which I did greatly appreciate. However, shipping misidentified plants can be a big problem for all of us and I've been disappointed for a long time with my experience with Forest Farm. You can invest years and much effort in a plant to later find it is not what you wanted. I am disappointed that this problem was neglected and ignored but I also wonder how many others may have gotten an autumn olive instead of a goumi and did not realize the problem. On October 7th, 2009, krowten added the following: I just noticed this update from Forest Farm and wanted to respond to Ray's rebuttal. First of all, I am not happy with Ray's lack of discretion by posting the text of what should have been a private email exchange between the two parties to resolve this issue. I was trying to be fair about this problem, obviously conflicted, and really didn't know whether I wanted anything from Forest Farm at this point in time, as the issue was long past for me. Yet Ray, stating his concern for Forest Farm's reputation, seemed to me more concerned about his reputation at Dave's than trying to satisfy a customer or prevent problems from happening. I felt that I was being pressured by Ray to make a decision that I wasn't prepared to make. And that is precisely the point. I stopped pursuing the problem with Forest Farm initially, partially out of frustration of dealing with Ray's e-mails, e-mail style, and communications. Then, after deciding to post my concerns, was again pressured by Ray to agree to his solution. Ray's expressed concern that I should have contacted him first, before posting, is simply not valid - he was contacted regarding the problem but did not follow through. Ray, a simple apology for being missed and an offer to make amends was really all that was necessary and really all that was necessary to say in your rebuttal. I understand that mistakes happen in business. A good faith effort to fix them goes a long way. Yet, you felt the need to take our communications public and push for your solution which does not solve the issue from my point of view. I am now more frustrated and unhappy with Forest Farm than I was before. Had you simply answered my questions privately and asked me to update my feedback with a note that we were working to resolve the issue, I would have done so. By responding in the way you chose to do, you tried to show that I was not responding to you, even after you were told that I wanted some time to think about it. Taking this public was an effort to push the problem on me after Forest Farm had made a simple, but significant mistake. It was not necessary and, in my opinion, not good customer relations. For the record, Ray decided to send me a refund check. I have not yet decided whether it will get cashed. Despite an impressive catalog and some stock that appears to only be available from Forest Farm, it is highly unlikely they will receive additional business from me. And, no, I will not change my rating after seeing this latest posting from Ray. Oh, and some advice to all: If you decide to do business with Forest Farm, be aware that they feel they have the right to publish any private communications that you might have with them. I have not checked to see if their web site has a privacy policy, but many ethical companies respect the privacy of their customers and their communications. While many Dave's subscribers know my name, my handle is krowten for public postings. On Oct 7, 2009, Forestfarm responded with: "On Aug 23, 2009 10:15 AM, Forestfarm responded with: Four weeks have now passed since [name removed by customer request] posting, and we havent been able to get the information we need from him to make things right. So its time to post a rebuttal. Were guilty (sort of) as charged. Yes, [name removed by customer request] replacement Goumi did not get sent to him, although it was not forgotten. It just slipped through the cracks. We wish that [name removed by customer request] would have come to us directly, of course, rather than post a negative rating. Although we try hard to please everyone, with thousands of customers, and only limited brain power to remember all the things that need to be done, omissions sometimes happen. I D-mailed [name removed by customer request] immediately (on Sunday) after his post. After not receiving a response for several days, we went into our storage to pull out the papers from his last order, so I could contact him directly. It turns out the phone number he had then was no longer valid for him, but I was able to reach him via email. Ill paste the exchanges below. I immediately replied to you through Dave's Garden, but apparently you haven't read my email. We did not have your email in our computer any longer, but went into our storage area and found your last order, which gave me this email address. I hope it is current so that you will receive the message that I'm pasting below. Thank you, Ray I certainly can't blame you for posting a negative rating about Forestfarm. You have been more than patient. Please know that you have my humble apology. The funny thing is that the Goumi for you has popped into my mind over the past few years, and I wondered whether we had solved the problem. I even asked the office staff about it, but during the busy shipping season, no one had time to look. I guess I assumed that we had taken care of you, because it had been in my mind, and I had wanted to follow through. But I didn't have a way to check without having your name in front of me, and the old emails have been deleted by our tech consultant. I also assumed (and hoped!) that since I didn't hear from you again, we had fulfilled our obligation. Wrong, I guess, and I'm sorry. We got rid of the batch of plants that turned out to be autumn olive, and got true Goumi again, particularly with you in mind. I can only apologize for not sending you one when we were supposed to. As to the seed question you raise, we tend to believe what our suppliers tell us, unless the plants turn out to be different, which may not be noticed until years later. It might be possible to note the difference in the seed size, as you mention, but it is not likely something that the staff would have noticed when planting those seeds. We might have wished that to be the case, but it's just not something that happened. Ordinarily, if we need to ship a replacement plant to someone, which does happen occasionally (we're certainly not perfect, and although we try hard not to make mistakes, they happen), we will put an order in the computer for the next feasible time to do so. Unfortunately, with the Goumi, we had to wait two growing seasons for the new crop to be ready, and that's how your order slipped through the cracks. We had no way to put in an order for shipment that far in advance. So your paperwork got put into a file, and that's where it stayed. The only thing we can do now, except apologize profusely, is to save one of the large 3-4') 1-gal. size Goumis to ship to you in fall, when the weather cools sufficiently to permit safe shipping. If it would please you, we actually could ship one to you now via Air, and absorb the extra $22 in Air shipping costs (whatever we can do to make you happy). We are at your mercy. Please tell me what we can do to make amends, by replying directly to me at plants@forestfarm.com. Thanks, Ray [name removed by customer request] wrote: Ray, Thank you for your email. Frankly I did get your email on Dave's Garden and did not respond immediately because I just didn't know my own mind or how to answer your questions. To answer a couple questions specifically: 1) I do not want you to ship air at this time. I think that would be unreasonable for me to expect you to do this. 2) I do not want you to ship a goumi for fall. I have pursued goumi's from other sources and lost a couple during spring leaf break. I think it important that they have the growing season to establish. 3) I would like to know, although none of my business, if you notified other recipients of the goumi that were autumn olive - I think I ran into someone on Dave's who had an AO but thought it was a goumi. I need some time to think this through a bit. I was not expecting to hear from you, although I knew this was a possiblity. Thanks [name removed by customer request] Thank you for responding. I am glad that you were able to read my response to you. The most important thing to me is to make you happy, after the disappointment you've been through. If you think that a Goumi could establish before winter if we shipped it to you now, via Air, I would be willing to do so. I feel bad enough about you waiting this long that whatever it costs us to make amends is what I'm willing to do. Please don't see it as an unreasonable expectation. We could not be sure which plants were for certain A.O. and which might have been Goumi, as the plants from several seed batches had been mixed. When we heard from someone that they may have gotten an A.O., we replaced it without question. Sent on Aug. 2: I haven't heard from you after my last email to you, so please tell me if you will be around this week to receive a Goumi, and which address we should ship it to. We will send one via Air to arrive toward the end of the week. Please understand that your posting on the Garden Watchdog stings, and I need to do whatever I can to make things right for you. Thanks, Ray Sent on Aug. 8: We would really like to be able to send the goumi to you this week, but haven't heard from you as to which address we can send it to. Please let me know so that we can close this chapter. Thanks, Ray We have not heard from [name removed by customer request] again. We dont know to what address we could ship the plant. The only thing we can do now is give him a refund for the plant, which we have done. Ray"


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] good2beaok (4 reviews) [Content]

Output: On Oct 5, 2009, good2beaok Washington, DC wrote: I gather from the reviews their plants are good but their shipping charges are outrageous. They want $17.95 to ship 3 tubes worth $19. I am very familiar with UPS shipping charges since I do most of my shopping online. 3 tubes should ship for no more than $3 or $4. Needless to say I didn't proceed with the order. Very frustrating to go through the whole process only to find out they are trying to increase their profits with ridiculous shipping charges. On Oct 5, 2009, Forestfarm responded with: "On Dec 27, 2009 4:57 PM, Forestfarm responded with: It has taken awhile for us to have contact with this poster, in the hopes of convincing her that what shes said is erroneous and should be retracted. Apparently that is not going to happen, so we will try to set the record straight. We dont know where she came up with $17.95 as shipping cost. There is no such number in our shipping chart. In fact, the cost in the UPS table of $14.50 for this size shipment is not even covered by our charge of $12.85! While we hate to lose money on shipping, were definitely not profiteering. And while we cant know this posters motive for wanting to leave her negative rating, we at least wanted to set the record straight. "


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] nwark (6 reviews) [Content]

Output: On Mar 4, 2009, nwark Fayetteville, AR wrote: First, I'm somewhere between neutral to negative, with a definite negative lean. Ordered from Forestfarm mainly because they had all of what I was looking for in one place, even though shipping cost is excessive compared to others for similar size plants/containers. All ordered plants arrived, however one of the rarest most difficult to find plants arrived with approximately 2+ feet cut off the top. To be fair the plant is taller than advertised, but in no way does that justify cutting off so much of the plant. I realize it would have taken a bigger box to ship it, but the weight difference would have been negligible, and IMHO the cost of cardboard would have been covered by the high shipping cost. I would have rather had a smaller un-hacked plant, over a larger plant that I will have to shape back to a single leader. Add to this, the lack of communication, with the exception of to basically ask for more to be added to the order. There was NO confirmation of order until I called and asked. There was NO email with tracking number of the shipping company. Normal practices of online merchants. The website IMHO is illogically organized, that is not at all "user friendly". You don't even have "flowering trees" as an options for category. How many look for those? I would bet it's more than one or two. All in all, not the great experience that so many have raved about. Could have been much worse, but I doubt I will order from them in the future, and won't recommend them. Only say that they have some not so common plants listed. There are better online plant merchants IMHO. On March 5th, 2009, nwark added the following: To clarify as to how I came to the conclusion of 2+ feet. Dia. at the point of initiation of last years growth = 0.85 CM Dia. at point of leader removal = 0.65 CM Measured dia. change = 0.20 CM Distance from growth initiation to leader removal = 21.5 inches Assuming natural final diameter of leader at natural termination of growth equals 50% of initial dia. = 0.425 CM Difference between measure dia. at leader removal to assumed natural termination = 0.225 CM Calculated additional change to natural terminus / Measured dia. change: 0.225/0.200 = 1.125 1.125X additional growth of the measured non-removed central leader: 1.125 X 21.5 = 24.1875 inches So an estimated 2'+ of additional growth of the central leader was removed. What's more this cutting of the central leader contradicts their own planting instruction of not pruning the central leader. And since the plant consists of a single leader (the proverbial stick without branches), this is most distasteful. I may be wrong, but to me this doesn't seem to support the assertion that they care about their plants. After having though about this some more, I'm firmly in the negative category. On March 11th, 2009, nwark added the following: About Forest Farms comments: It had been my intent to let this matter go, with no further comment. I would have been one negative comment, with many positives. Then after their reply, it was my intention to do a detailed analysis of FF's contention of death of the growing tip. But instead I will only state that I disagree for many reasons from extensive research, that they will receive in a D-mail. As for the rest about pruning/production techniques (University of Florida is very helpful here) etc. have done research on that in the past, and will disagree there as well for many reasons. In regards to SPAM filters goes, thought of that, checked it daily, didn't happen. No notification for whatever reason. As for the website, hope it turns out better. Plenty of "plant" people, and other small businesses do better, both large and small. The online part is as important as the plant part. IF done right, it will help sales and customer sanctification. I do not want a refund as I do have the plant in hand, along with a few others. They do appear to be healthy, and a couple are a bit better than expected, while others are as reasonable expected (a positive). Therefore I can't justify to myself in taking a refund. All have started to grow (another positive). Too early for my climate, but that is because of differences in climate and has nothing to do with FF. FF has many rarely seen species listed (a positive), and many you will not find on their website unless you know where/how to look (negative). For me however, my rating will remain negative as an overall experience. I wish them no ill will or harm in the future, but that future is very unlikely to include me. On Mar 4, 2009, Forestfarm responded with: "On Mar 8, 2009 6:21 PM, Forestfarm responded with: Weve written to NWArk, explaining the situation. Since he hasnt responded to us or amended his posting, well post our defense here. First, we do love plants, and would never wantonly mistreat them. The 1-gallon Cotinus obovatus, often a shrubby plant in any case, that NWArk received was trimmed because the top had died back (although it was still larger than we promised it to be, as he has noted). All Cotinus do that to some extent when they are young plants. Until they are older, the current seasons growth doesnt seem to harden quickly enough before frost in fall. We could have shipped the whole plant to him, but then he probably would not have liked receiving one with a dead tip, either. We have grown Cotinus for many years, and they always sprout from the stem below the dead part. Sometimes one leader will emerge, sometimes several. It will only take a minute of his time to rub off any sprouts that arent wanted, and to encourage a new leader. Its really not that big an issue. Loss of a leader happens in nature all the time, with various species. Pruning of the leader is a common practice with one of the largest tree-growing wholesale nurseries in the country. Without the pruning, there can be 3-5 of unbranched whip growth, leading to an ungainly tree. Proper pruning encourages formation of a more balanced and esthetically-pleasing head on a tree. Although one should always think ahead when pruning, especially when pruning a leader, we do not make a blanket statement saying never prune a leader, because it isnt true. On to some of the other issues that NWArk raised. Our website does send an automatic acknowledgement when an order is placed. However, spam-blocker software can intercept the message; perhaps thats why he didnt receive it. Although we gladly do it if so requested, our website does not yet have the capability to email tracking numbers. We do expect that to happen within a few weeks, however, when our new website is finished. Were professional nursery people, not techies, so we ask for your tolerance in that our online presence may not be as good as that of some of the large merchandisers, who just sell other folks products, and have lots of money to throw at online features. Our packing, for the security of the plants, means that we use a box that holds four 1-gal. pots. UPS charges us the same, whether the box is full or not. As a courtesy, we try to contact customers to tell them that they can make the best use of their shipping dollars by filling the box (the phone number he gave us on his order form was disconnected, though). We do this as a service to customers, not to coerce them into buying more. It is always the customers choice. We did offer to give him a refund for the price of this plant, although we know it will grow out fine. Ray & Peg at Forestfarm "


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] 19082 (3 reviews) [Content]

Output: On Jul 21, 2008, 19082 Upper Darby, PA (Zone 6b) wrote: I ordered from this company this spring, after reading the positive reposts here. They did have a large selection of plants not available in my area. My first problem was that in ordering online, although plants were listed as available, some were not. Also, I had to call to get a shipping date, which was not when the plants arrived. The packaging was so secure that there was packing tape wrapped around the stems of plants, which were unfortunately not all attached to the plant itself. Out of 10 plants, 2 were without any stems attached, and one was dry and dead. I called the company that day either asking for replacements or a refund. I was willing to send pictures of the dead plants, which they declined. After being shifted among several people, I was told to " give the plants a chance to recover", to plant them and if they did not come back to call again in a few weeks. I was told they had a hard winter, and many of the plants were brittle. I did not feel this was my problem, as they still offered them for sale, and a higher price than I usually pay. So, I planted the 3 dead plants, which of course did not ever come back. When I called the company back with this information, I was given the option of either new plants or credit. I asked for new plants and then was told that because of the time, they would now have to air ship and did not want to have the extra cost. In offering me credit, I pointed out that I did not want to wait to next spring to order from them again. I finally received credit to my card. All in all, I was very unhappy with using this company. On Jul 21, 2008, Forestfarm responded with: " On Sep 1, 2008 9:06 PM, Forestfarm added: We often ask customers to give plants a chance to recover from the shock of shipping, because most, with just a little TLC, will grow vigorously. We hate to see live plants discarded! Most gardeners understand how resilient plants are, and willingly watch them for a few weeks. When we were informed that the plants did not revive, our records show that we immediately (on May 30) gave credit back to her credit card. The plants were shipped on May 13, and arrived in PA on May 21, only two days after her requested delivery date (UPS schedules did not permit delivery on May 19). Were not sure why, in July, she is complaining! We work very hard to keep our plants and our customers happy, and usually succeed!"


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] bobnorth (1 review) [Content]

Output: On Mar 26, 2008, bobnorth Coos Bay, OR wrote: Very expensive for what you get. I was very disappointed at the extremely small size of the plants I received. The "5 gallon" advertised plant was actually a 2 gallon size...the other plants very, very small. I suppose you're paying for a very extensive variety which they appear to have from their catalog. I'd say Forestfarm is a ripoff. On Mar 26, 2008, Forestfarm responded with: " On Sep 1, 2008 8:05 PM, Forestfarm added: We have sent a D-mail to bobnorth to try to find out which plants he was displeased with, but have not received a response. Weve checked our customers in Coos Bay, Oregon, and dont find any purchases for which the plants would have been unusually small, so we really dont know what he is referring to. As always, if a customer comes to us directly, well try to work out something to make them happy. We do list approximate sizes of the 1-gal. and 5-gal. plants in our catalog, so folks can decide if they feel it is worth the expense for the size of plant purchased. There is no intent to deceive anyone."


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] donnywebber (2 reviews) [Content]

Output: On Mar 15, 2008, donnywebber Portland, OR wrote: Three or four years ago I ordered one plant from Forestfarm, it was a Lonicera vine and was our "test order" from them. They must have been so desparate. It arrived so scrawny we couldnt believe it. The plant looked like it was fresh off of the fifty cent table. Two or three stems at most, maybe 1/3 the size of a pencil and about six inches long. By far it still is the scrawniest Lonicera on the back fence, if it is still alive at all--I dont even want it, dont even like it--last I looked it still had only two spindly branches. It is still the huge disappointment it was the day the thing got here. Mercifully, they must have finally got the message and quit sending us their unwanted catalog. On Mar 15, 2008, Forestfarm responded with: " On Sep 1, 2008 8:04 PM, Forestfarm added: Although Donny wouldnt identify himself to us, we were able to go back in our sales records to find his order. In Feb. 2004, he ordered one tube size honeysuckle vine, Lonicera sempervirens. Now, honeysuckle vines are never huskythey have very thin stems, but a good root system, and will grow fast if treated properly. A complaint upon receiving the plant (which was dormant) would have elicited our standard response, which is to please take good care of the plant, and we believe that it will thrive for you. If it doesnt, please let us know. It would be foolish of us to send a plant that would not! We hope our customers accept, as part of the plant-buying experience, that providing adequate fertilizer and water is their responsibility. Donny apparently wasnt willing to do so, yet the plant still was alive, in spite of his non-care of it, years later. We try our hardest to produce plants that will do well for our customers, and most do! Thank goodness most of our customers are willing to provide better care than Donny was willing to do (and we thank you for it!)."


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] Davidsan (17 reviews) [Content]

Output: On Jun 24, 2006, Davidsan Springfield, IL (Zone 6a) wrote: Yah alot of positive reviews ...maybe alot of folks are use to bad treatment or maybe mine was a fluke ... I was looking for a red scolopendraflorium JM.... well after a couple of emails which BTW were timely ... I was told to take my biz elsewhere ...not in those exact words but that was the jist ...I guess they thought I was too picky but if I was gonna pay over $100 for a JM from a company I had never dealt with I wanted to be sure the tree was worth it ...and the high shipping was worth paying for the quality of tree I was getting ... I HAVE NEVER been treated this badly by any JM internet company.... no resposes ..yes...poor quality plant....yes ...but never told to go elsewhere... I would NOT suggest anyone ever buying here...unless they just buy off the site and trust these bozos to send good product....again I have NEVER been treated so badly over something that was my right ...to know exactly what quality of tree I was spending the big bucks for David On November 27th, 2006, myersphcf added the following: I have just read FF response and i DON"T want to get into an argument over this but what they have said is simply NOT true ..I NEVER asked for a gurantee in an email or via phone ...why??? Because I know NO jm dealers offer them except shipping damage...I just asked them for thir best stuff . a photo would have solved all the problems which MANY Jm dealers offer here is a cut and pasted record of my emails and their final response : Thanks I'll call ya tomorrow got free cell phone time ..I am interested in the 5 gal size ...as long as they are nicely branched and closer to 4ft I will trust you to pick out a nice one for me ...as far as shipping ;>) can't find that illusive chart on site that is mentioned under shipping and 5 gals do not show up as you said, cause you've got so few left ..SOOOO I will have to have you check tomorrow unless you get this and email me back with approx cost 62703 springfield Il (a business address) As long as you have nicer larger plant and the shipping isn't cardio country ...I think we can do biz ..OH BTW thanks for your speedy email reply ...that's a PLUS in internet dealings ...David RAY....Hope you got my message today ...I did call and got shipping cost ...it is high to get it to Illinois ...but if you have a really nice Scolopendrifolium Rubrum 4-5 ft nicely branched. but not "oversize" that you think is a good buy then I'll take it. I can either call in or email in my credit card info... but I wanted you to check first to see what you have cause with the shipping it's getting up there...but well worth if it's a nice sizesd and well branched specimen...let me know ..and thanks in advance for all your help!!! David The plants are 3-4' tall. If they were 4-5', we'd have to use our taller box and there would be a $15 surcharge. Since cost is a concern, and I can't guarantee that you'll like the plant we'd send to you, I think we should cancel the order. Thanks, Ray Now there's the facts you make your own choice on dealing with FF or not... that was my experience and I am NOT hard to deal with I have bough t trees from about 6 other dealers with NO problems whatsoever..David On Jun 24, 2006, Forestfarm responded with: " On Aug 1, 2006 8:34 PM, Forestfarm added: Weve been thinking for quite awhile as to how to respond without raising anyones hackles, but perhaps thats wishful thinking, at best! Do we deserve a negative rating for being honest enough to suggest to this person that he might be happier shopping at a local nursery? When someone asks early in the conversation what is the guarantee if he doesnt like the plant we have sent to him, our guard goes up. Does this person want us to send him an expensive plant just so he can say he doesnt like it, and demand his money back? Its happened, its costly, and we dont wish for it to happen again. So we tried to graciously steer him in another directionto a local nursery where he can actually see the plant before he buys it. If that is considered to be rude, were sorrywe really try not to be. Wed like the customer to be happy with the plant he purchases no matter where he obtains it. Although we hope our plants are considered to be good specimens of their type, we have no way to know if they will meet someones notion of how the plant should lookits very difficult, if not impossible, to really paint a picture with words. "


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] kamalmisc (6 reviews) [Content]

Output: On Sep 24, 2005, kamalmisc Antioch, IL wrote: I wanted to place an order with Forestarm. I was confused about their shipping charges (as much as the order itself). After their reply I decided to go ahead and place the order. In the mean time (within a week) all the plants had gone up a dollar. The homepage didn't mention anything about the rate increase and when I emailed the company asking the reason behind the increase I got a unpleasant reply. I think it is unfair of forestarm to increase rates in the middle of the season without warning its customers. On Sep 24, 2005, Forestfarm responded with: " On Oct 2, 2005 10:42 AM, Forestfarm added: This was my reply to Kamal's question as to "what is the reason behind [price increase]": There are many reasons behind price increases. Fuel/gas/oil price increases have led to increases in prices in most of the products we use: fertilizer, pots, shipping (which we didn't increase, but are absorbing). Employee wages have had to go up to try to keep pace. So we're sorry that the prices went up, but I think you will see that happening widely through the economy--we have! Thanks, Ray We make price changes in early August, and prices generally remain the same for one year. Our major shipping seasons are fall and spring, although we do ship all year 'round. "


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] stillmeadow (2 reviews) [Content]

Output: On Nov 8, 2004, stillmeadow lotus United States wrote: I bought a tree - looked ok but did drop all its leaves when planted. A Lilac which looked OK too. But the Monkshood vine was 3 - 2inch twigs. If I am buying root stock I feel this should be stated up front. I was expecting a plant with foliage. The Salvia Nipponica looked like it came from the trash bin. Teeny tiny couple of short branches with what looked like a few eaten leaves. I would be embarrased to have this represnt me as a plant from my nursery. The Jupiter's beard was not in too bad of shape tho I have to say. I guess you can expect a certain amount of dead foliage on plants. I definitely would not recommend them to my friends. I grew over 300 varieties of seeds last year and I know what is healthy and what is not. I will watch these plants and see what becomes of them in the Spring but will not be purchasing from them again which is too bad. On Nov 8, 2004, Forestfarm responded with: "Were sorry that stillmeadow felt compelled to post a negative rating here rather than contact us first about their dissatisfaction with the plants we shipped to them. Were kind of surprised that they didnt appreciate the fact that our plants are grown outdoors so that they harden off for the winter. Instead of maintaining lush (pretty) growth late into the fall, they go dormant naturally so they can withstand rough winters. After experiencing several frosts (25 F), its no wonder that the leaves would be falling or not look pristine! The plants are going to sleep for the winter!! Were rather amazed that stillmeadow would base their opinion as to what is healthy on the appearance of the leaves, or lack of them, on plants that are almost dormant. We kind of expect that someone placing an order for shipment at this time of year would accept that the plants might be going dormant. Its the root systems and stems that we are shipping at this time for the wise gardener who takes advantage of the fall planting window. We are confident that the plants stillmeadow received will burst forth with vigor next spring if only they will give them the chance. On Aug 15, 2005 10:02 PM, Forestfarm added: We have sent three emails this spring to Stillmeadow to find out whether the plants we sent her last fall survived or perished, and whether we needed to do something to make her a happy customer. She has never responded. We try to provide excellent customer service, but can only do so when the customer cooperates. I guess we will assume that the plants were OK this spring, or we would have heard from her requesting replacements."


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] Geedavey (1 review) [Content]

Output: On Sep 12, 2004, Geedavey Takoma Park, MD wrote: I would expect a company as highly rated and expensive as forestfarm to have a better guarantee. I had a difficult time getting credit (not a refund ) for plants that died. It took some persistance to negotiate a partial credit on a few plants. To Forestfarm, the issue was fault; was it customer or vendor. Their claim (which was pressed hard) was that it had to be my fault because they sell so many other healthy plants. Are their plants created on a factory assembly line? Is every customer a master gardener? I guess they have made their business decision to be both expensive and have a weak guarantee. I won't use them anymore. There are better choices elsewhere. On Sep 12, 2004, Forestfarm responded with: "When Geedavey originally contacted Forestfarm about his order (sometime in mid-summer), his concern was with the Oxydendrum he had received that was turning red. At that time we advised him to try fertilizing the tree, because premature fall coloration can be a symptom of hunger (he had not followed the instructions we send with each order). In his second phone call to us, we were told that the Oxydendrum had now died and that both of the Sambucus on his order had also died. We always try to establish the cause of the demise of any plants, so that the situation is not repeated with succeeding plants. We had difficulty getting information from Geedavey as to what the possible cause (we dont use the term fault) might be, since Sambucus at least are pretty tough and rarely die. His order consisted of 52 plants, of which 3 died due to unknown reasons. We tried to make Geedavey happy by giving him full credit on the Sambucus and 50% credit for the 5 gallon Oxydendrum. We thought we had his agreement that this was a fair solution. Since none of us could ascertain the reason the plants had died, it was most likely some factor in his environment rather than a problem with the plants themselves (the remaining plants of these kinds had no problems in our nursery). Many good gardeners accept a low percentage of loss as part of the gardening experience, knowing that the cause could well be something that they did or didnt do (and sometimes it just happens!). Imagine our chagrin to see this comment posted when Geedavey had indicated he had accepted the credit we had offered. We really would have appreciated more details as to why GEEDAVEY believes the plants died instead of his posting a negative comment on this website. Our plants are NOT created on an assembly line (nor could they be!), and we supply plants successfully to gardeners of all skill levels (not just master gardeners). Our customers are important to us, whether they post a comment or not."


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] picealuver (7 reviews) [Content]

Output: On Jul 28, 2003, picealuver East Wenatchee, WA wrote: Don't get me wrong--we love forestfarm and will continue to order from their very complete selection. However, we have begun to notice a trend in that their grafted cultivars do not always do well. May not die right away, but we've lost several over six months to a year. On Jul 28, 2003, Forestfarm responded with: "We appreciate the fact that "picealuver" still enjoys our plants. However, it would have been nice if we had been given the opportunity to respond to their concerns directly. There may be circumstances beyond all of our control that may be causing problems. We would certainly like to be given a chance to rectify the problem before the customer felt compelled to give us a negative rating."


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] rjgmg (6 reviews) [Content]

Output: On May 20, 2003, rjgmg wrote: paid an inordinately large sum (with shipping) for 2 trees for fall planting. Both did not revive this spring. Have yet to ask them for replacements, will let you know what happens. On May 20, 2003, Forestfarm responded with: "After several emails to and from us by " rjgmg", we have been unsuccessful in finding either him or his address within our system. We believe he may be confusing Forestfarm with another nursery. We had requested basic information from this person such as an invoice number, information from the plant label, anything to help assist in satisfying this person. Since he hasn't provided us with any further information, we are left with the conclusion that he in fact did not receive these plants from Forestfarm. "rjgmg" has not responded to our several requests that he modify or correct his posting about Forestfarm, so we are posting this response in our defense."


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] Pitimpinai (22 reviews) [Content]

Output: On Dec 23, 2002, Pitimpinai Chicago, IL wrote: I have ordered more than 60 plants from Forestfarm for the past three years. Huge selection at reasonable price. Many are rare. The packaging is exceptional. I needed a large screw driver to remove the large staples and a very sharp knife for the tape. It was a special occasion when the boxes arrived. The plants were always in great condition. Sometimes bigger than anticipated. Insufficient information on planting zone recommendation and plant growth habits forced me to do more research before placing my orders. I found out two years later that the Yucca I received was not what I ordered. The Picea abies 'Little Gem' looks completely different from the ones I received last year. (A neighbor who works at the city's conservatory concurred, so did a few other neighbors.) I called & sent a cutting. The owner insisted that it is the right plant. The Dwarf Mockorange listed as 4' have grown 7' tall and one of the Aster frikartii 'Moench' had yellow blossoms. What do I do with those plants? I have substantially reduced the number of plants odered from them and only after a long consideration. Too bad, I was very happy with the quality & the packaging. On April 23rd, 2003, nunoi changed the rating from neutral to negative and added the following: The 3 Chamaecyparissus, 3 Hydrangea quecifolia, 1 Ilex crenata, 1 Picea abies,1 Yucca from Forestfarm died. The Yucca was supposed to be a Yucca filamentosa. It had very stiff blades with no filament whatsoever and a sharp stiff spike on each blade that pierced me whenever I tried to weed around it. The Yucca filamentosa I received from my neighbor has soft blades full of threads along the sides of the blades without a stiff pointed spike. Other plants that died were just too tiny. They didn't have a chance in the harsh winter we had this year. The Hydrangea did not turn green at all. I ordered 3 Aster Moench from Park's Seed this year. They came with a huge root system & crown at no exhorbitant shipping cost and already are sending up green shoots. I will not order anything from Forestfarm again. On Dec 23, 2004, nunoi added the following: I have ordered many plants from Forestfarm. Several of them were not true to name. This year, I shovel pruned all the so called miniature mockorange. They all grew to 8 ft tall, way beyond the 2-3' listed. I have corresponded with Forestfarm re other mislabeled plants, but was not fully satisfied with the response since the owner insisted that there was no mislabelling. I have learned to be very weary of Forestfarm. With the exhorbitant freight, one would think the plants would be true to name. There is no replacement for dead plants either. What a shame. On Dec 23, 2004, Forestfarm responded with: "Thank you for your note to us through Garden Watchdog. We truly do appreciate hearing about problems. Although we don't remember speaking with you, we have followed up on your concern by tracking down where the mockorange plants you mentioned originated. We've found that we originally obtained the starts from a major wholesale nursery that, some place along the line, mixed up Minnesota Snowflake (tall) and Miniature Snowflake (which we try to better distinguish by calling Dwarf Snowflake). That isn't hard to do and, unfortunately, mistakes like this can happen anywhere. They (and thus we) weren't aware of the problem until the plants had time to grow. Other customers can verify that we have stood by our plants being true-to-name in the past by crediting for those that were not. We hope that we did this for you, as well. If not, we hope that you'll give us another try to get it right! We don't know what made you say that we don't give credit for "dead" plants. Certainly if we sent out a dead plant (which we would never intentionally do!), and were told about it, we would give credit. If plants arrive in good healthy condition and then die after growing in their new location for a few months, we feel it is more likely that something in their new environment caused their demise, rather than something inherent in the plants themselves. Our guarantee says, in essence: We don't feel it's fair to ask us to guarantee our plants forever, especially over a winter. (If you want a "forever" guarantee, you will likely need to go to a nursery where the expensive price of the plants pays for the guarantee.) There are just too many variables over which we have no control (such as Mother Nature's rainfall, frosts, etc). We do, however, CARE A LOT about our plants and our customers. Let us know if you have problems, and we'll do our best to make it right."


Input: [Rating] Negative [Author] duncanmcalpine (2 reviews) [Content]

Output: On Dec 1, 1997, duncanmcalpine wrote: I was in search of Golden Locust (Robinia pseudoacacia 'Frisia") and heard that Forest Farm sold this product. When I opened the plant for inspection, I was not pleased with the pruning that was conducted on the Locust. I called and informed them of my dissatisfaction and the color of the Locust versus the species which I encountered in England. They listen, but would not support the customer. The pruning was very poor. I had one main stock, three runners and one branch and the color of the leaves were a green gold versus a yellow gold.


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

Output: collect application name


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

Output: collect counter client bytes


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

Output: collect counter client packets


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

Output: collect interface input


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

Output: collect interface output


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

Output: collect counter server bytes


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

Output: collect counter server packets


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

Output: collect datalink mac source address input


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

Output: collect ipv4 dscp


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

Output: collect ipv6 dscp


Input: [1] NVIDIA Tegra 2 [2] Qualcomm Snapdragon S3 APQ8060 [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.

Motorola XOOM Wi-Fi vs HP TouchPad - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] Dual core, 1000 MHz [2] Dual core, 1200 MHz, Scorpion [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.

Motorola XOOM Wi-Fi vs HP TouchPad - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] Yes [2] Adreno 220 [Hardware]

Output: Graphics processor

Motorola XOOM Wi-Fi vs HP TouchPad - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] 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.

Motorola XOOM Wi-Fi vs HP TouchPad - Phone specs comparison


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

Output: Built-in storage

Motorola XOOM Wi-Fi vs HP TouchPad - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] microSD, microSDHC up to 32 GB [Hardware]

Output: Storage expansion

Motorola XOOM Wi-Fi vs HP TouchPad - Phone specs comparison


Input: [Cookie name] BIGipServer [Description] These cookies are generated by load balancers in our hosting cluster. They are used only to keep your site accesses on the same server in our cluster for the duration of your visit. This is a technical requirement relating to how our sites are constructed and is normal for many sites across the Internet. [Cookie function]

Output: Application Cookies


Input: [Cookie name] Saved Accommodation [Description] This cookie stores which hotels you have chosen to save on this website, allowing you to easily return to a hotel that you've viewed recently. [Cookie function]

Output: Site functionality


Input: [Cookie name] Recently Viewed Accommodation [Description] This cookie stores which hotels you have been looking at on the site, allowing you to easily return to a hotel that you've viewed recently. [Cookie function]

Output: Site functionality


Input: [Cookie name] Recent Searches [Description] This cookie stores details of your recent searches and is used to display the "Recent Searches" feature on this website. This allows you to easily return to a search that you've made recently. [Cookie function]

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Input: [Cookie name] Search Criteria [Description] This cookie remembers your search criteria so that when a new page loads, you do not need to re-enter your search from the start. [Cookie function]

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Input: [Cookie name] JSESSIONID [Description] This cookie is set when you arrive at the website and is used to maintain your session on the website and to retain your last search criteria. Without this cookie you will not be able to use this website. [Cookie function]

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Input: [Cookie name] Photo Competition [Description] This cookie allows us to remember which photo you voted for and prevent fraudulent activity to artificially improve the results. [Cookie function]

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Input: [Cookie name] Help (Get Satisfaction) [Description] The cookies set for Get Satisfaction help to identify our account holders and keep track of your preferences. They use aggregated, anonymous data to measure total audience size and traffic as well as conduct research to improve the Get Satisfaction Service. See http://getsatisfaction.com/privacy for more details. [Cookie function]

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Input: [Cookie name] Client Login [Description] Maintains a users session after logging into the client area post-booking. [Cookie function]

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Input: [Cookie name] WorldPay [Description] Certain pages use the secure payment portal, WorldPay. [Cookie function]

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Input: [Cookie name] Desktop/Mobile [Description] This cookie remembers which version of the website you are viewing, desktop or mobile. [Cookie function]

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Input: [Cookie name] Feedback Survey [Description] Similar to JSESSIONID this cookie is set when you arrive at the feedback part of the website. Without this cookie you will not be able to submit your feedback. [Cookie function]

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Input: [Cookie name] sIFR Flash Fonts [Description] sIFR fonts are used within Flash. The cookie, sifrFetch, is set to indicate whether the browser supports Flash or not and therefore if sIFR fonts will work or not. [Cookie function]

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Input: [Cookie name] Adobe SiteCatalyst, comScore/Sitestat [Description] These cookies enable us to collect aggregated visitor information including the number of visits and page views that arise from marketing activity. The data stored in these cookies is only used internally. [Cookie function]

Output: Analytics


Input: [Cookie name] Tealeaf [Description] These cookies contain data to analyse a user's actions across our website. The data stored in these cookies is only used internally. [Cookie function]

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Input: [Cookie name] ResponseTap (formerly Adinsight) [Description] This cookie enables us to track the interaction between our website and sales centre to help us improve customer experience. The data collected is anonymous and only used internally. [Cookie function]

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Input: [Cookie name] Yahoo [Description] These cookies enable us to collect anonymous, aggregated visitor information including the number of visits and page views that arise from marketing activity. The data stored in these cookies is only used internally. [Cookie function]

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Input: [Cookie name] Tagman, Tealium [Description] We use Tagman and Tealium for tracking our marketing activity. The data collected is anonymous and only used internally. [Cookie function]

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Input: [Cookie name] Visual Website Optimizer [Description] Visual Website Optimizer uses cookies to monitor performance of website design and function changes. The cookies are used to keep track of the Variation that a user has seen, the goals a user has completed and even the fact the user has become a part of the test or not. The data collected is anonymous and only used internally. More info: http://visualwebsiteoptimizer.com/split-testing-blog/eu-cookie-law-implications/ [Cookie function]

Output: Analytics


Input: [Cookie name] Search Engines: Google, Bing, Yahoo etc [Description] The cookies used for search engines allow us to monitor and enhance the performance of marketing activity. The data collected is anonymous and only used internally. [Cookie function]

Output: Marketing


Input: [Cookie name] Affiliates: Commission Junction, Affiliate Future [Description] These cookies provide us with information to monitor the performance of specially selected marketers, advertisers and publishers and help better serve and manage offers and ads across the web. www.cj.com/privacy_web_user.html. [Cookie function]

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Input: [Cookie name] TripAdvisor (SpotLight) [Description] The cookies allow us to monitor and enhance the performance of marketing activity via TripAdvisor. The data collected is anonymous and only used internally. [Cookie function]

Output: Marketing


Input: [Cookie name] FloodLight [Description] The cookies allow us to monitor and enhance the performance of marketing activity via selected third parties. The data collected is anonymous and only used internally. [Cookie function]

Output: Marketing


Input: [Cookie name] Third Party Advertising Networks (Display Advertising) including Right Media, MediaMath, Telegraph etc [Description] These cookies allow us to track which adverts have driven traffic to our website. The information collected by these cookies is anonymous. [Cookie function]

Output: Marketing


Input: [Cookie name] VE Interactive [Description] If a user enters their email address into our site (and opts in to receive emails from us), that user will receive an email suggesting a range of potential holidays based on their activity on the site. This will only happen if the user does not make a booking. [Cookie function]

Output: Marketing


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Output: Marketing


Input: [Cookie name] Quantcast [Description] Helps us measure and verify the size of our audience in different parts of the world for advertising. No personally identifiable information is stored. If you would prefer not to allow Quantcast cookies, you can manage your preferences at https://www.quantcast.com/opt-out/ [Cookie function]

Output: Marketing


Input: [Cookie name] Adobe SiteCatalyst HBX (Hitbox) [Description] Hitbox delivers long term tracking cookies; as part of Adobes's SiteCatalyst HBX application. More information can be found here: https://documents.hitbox.com/optout.html [Cookie function]

Output: Marketing


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Output: Marketing


Input: [Cookie name] Adobe AdLens (formerly Efficient Frontier) [Description] Adobe AdLens uses cookies to provide you with relevant content and advertising. Their technology automates the bid optimisation process and enables us to manage our search campaigns. [Cookie function]

Output: Marketing


Input: [Cookie name] AddThis [Description] We use AddThis to enable customers to share our site content via social media tools such as Twitter and Facebook. This cookie doesn't contain any personally identifiable information. To opt out of receiving these cookies please visit www.addthis.com/privacy. The individual social networks may set their own cookies too. [Cookie function]

Output: Social Media


Input: [I am Seeking a] Needs Test [For] Chemistry [Hang Out] Not Completed [Woman]

Output: Not Completed

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Input: [I am Seeking a] Do you drink? [For] Do you want children? [Hang Out] Want children [Woman]

Output: No

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

Output: Single

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Input: [I am Seeking a] Hair Color [For] Eye Color [Hang Out] Other [Woman]

Output: Black

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

Output: No

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

Output: Under 1 year

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Input: [I am Seeking a] Pets [For] Second Language [Hang Out] Other [Woman]

Output: Other

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Input: [Term] conservation [Part of Speech] Noun [Encyclopedic Entry] Encyclopedic Entry: conservation [Definition]

Output: management of a natural resource to prevent exploitation, destruction, or neglect.

Science Teacher: Michelle Johnson - National Geographic Education


Input: [Term] geology [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition]

Output: study of the physical history of the Earth, its composition, its structure, and the processes that form and change it.

Science Teacher: Michelle Johnson - National Geographic Education


Input: [Term] interpretation [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition]

Output: way of understanding an event or set of facts.

Science Teacher: Michelle Johnson - National Geographic Education


Input: [Term] meteorology [Part of Speech] Noun [Encyclopedic Entry] Encyclopedic Entry: meteorology [Definition]

Output: study of weather and atmosphere.

Science Teacher: Michelle Johnson - National Geographic Education


Input: [Term] naturalist [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition]

Output: person who studies the natural history or natural development of organisms and the environment.

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Input: [Term] oceanography [Part of Speech] Noun [Encyclopedic Entry] Encyclopedic Entry: oceanography [Definition]

Output: study of the ocean.

Science Teacher: Michelle Johnson - National Geographic Education


Input: [Term] terrain [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition]

Output: topographic features of an area.

Science Teacher: Michelle Johnson - National Geographic Education


Input: [Term] topography [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition]

Output: study of the shape of the surface features of an area.

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Input: [Term] trade wind [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition]

Output: winds that blow toward the Equator, from northeast to southwest in the Northern Hemisphere and from southeast to northwest in the Southern Hemisphere.

Science Teacher: Michelle Johnson - National Geographic Education


Input: [Term] water current [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition]

Output: flowing movement of water within a larger body of water.

Science Teacher: Michelle Johnson - National Geographic Education


Input: [Term] wetland [Part of Speech] Noun [Encyclopedic Entry] Encyclopedic Entry: wetland [Definition]

Output: area of land covered by shallow water or saturated by water.

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Input: [Name] daemon_memcached_enable_binlog [Cmd-Line] Yes [Option File] Yes [System Var] Yes [Var Scope] Global [Dynamic]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] daemon_memcached_engine_lib_name [Cmd-Line] Yes [Option File] Yes [System Var] Yes [Var Scope] Global [Dynamic]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] daemon_memcached_engine_lib_path [Cmd-Line] Yes [Option File] Yes [System Var] Yes [Var Scope] Global [Dynamic]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] daemon_memcached_option [Cmd-Line] Yes [Option File] Yes [System Var] Yes [Var Scope] Global [Dynamic]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] daemon_memcached_r_batch_size [Cmd-Line] Yes [Option File] Yes [System Var] Yes [Var Scope] Global [Dynamic]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] daemon_memcached_w_batch_size [Cmd-Line] Yes [Option File] Yes [System Var] Yes [Var Scope] Global [Dynamic]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] foreign_key_checks [System Var] Yes [Var Scope] Both [Dynamic]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] have_innodb [System Var] Yes [Var Scope] Global [Dynamic]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] ignore-builtin-innodb [Cmd-Line] Yes [Option File] Yes [Var Scope] Global [Dynamic]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] - Variable: ignore_builtin_innodb [System Var] Yes [Var Scope] Global [Dynamic]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] innodb_adaptive_flushing [Cmd-Line] Yes [Option File] Yes [System Var] Yes [Var Scope] Global [Dynamic]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] innodb_adaptive_flushing_lwm [Cmd-Line] Yes [Option File] Yes [System Var] Yes [Var Scope] Global [Dynamic]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] innodb_adaptive_hash_index [Cmd-Line] Yes [Option File] Yes [System Var] Yes [Var Scope] Global [Dynamic]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] innodb_adaptive_max_sleep_delay [Cmd-Line] Yes [Option File] Yes [System Var] Yes [Var Scope] Global [Dynamic]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] innodb_additional_mem_pool_size [Cmd-Line] Yes [Option File] Yes [System Var] Yes [Var Scope] Global [Dynamic]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] innodb_api_bk_commit_interval [Cmd-Line] Yes [Option File] Yes [System Var] Yes [Var Scope] Global [Dynamic]

Output: Yes

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