Input: [Transcript ID] ENST00000480626 [bp] 710 [Protein] No protein [Translation ID] - [Biotype] Alternatively spliced transcript that is believed to contain intronic sequence relative to other coding transcripts in a given locus.Retained intron [CCDS] - [UniProt] - [RefSeq] - [Flags] Transcript Support Level 3, when transcripts are supported by a single EST only.The Transcript Support Level (TSL) is a method to highlight the well-supported and poorly-supported transcript models for users. The method relies on the primary data that can support full-length transcript structure: mRNA and EST alignments supplied by UCSC and Ensembl.TSL:3 [Name]

Output: PDHB-011

Ensembl genome browser 81: Homo sapiens - Summary - Transcript: PDHB-006 (ENST00000469364)


Input: [Transcript ID] ENST00000469827 [bp] 586 [Protein] No protein [Translation ID] - [Biotype] Alternatively spliced transcript that is believed to contain intronic sequence relative to other coding transcripts in a given locus.Retained intron [CCDS] - [UniProt] - [RefSeq] - [Flags] Transcript Support Level 2, when transcripts are supported by multiple ESTs or by an mRNA flagged as suspect.The Transcript Support Level (TSL) is a method to highlight the well-supported and poorly-supported transcript models for users. The method relies on the primary data that can support full-length transcript structure: mRNA and EST alignments supplied by UCSC and Ensembl.TSL:2 [Name]

Output: PDHB-009

Ensembl genome browser 81: Homo sapiens - Summary - Transcript: PDHB-006 (ENST00000469364)


Input: [Transcript ID] ENST00000482894 [bp] 581 [Protein] No protein [Translation ID] - [Biotype] Alternatively spliced transcript that is believed to contain intronic sequence relative to other coding transcripts in a given locus.Retained intron [CCDS] - [UniProt] - [RefSeq] - [Flags] Transcript Support Level 2, when transcripts are supported by multiple ESTs or by an mRNA flagged as suspect.The Transcript Support Level (TSL) is a method to highlight the well-supported and poorly-supported transcript models for users. The method relies on the primary data that can support full-length transcript structure: mRNA and EST alignments supplied by UCSC and Ensembl.TSL:2 [Name]

Output: PDHB-010

Ensembl genome browser 81: Homo sapiens - Summary - Transcript: PDHB-006 (ENST00000469364)


Input: [0] 1. [Lorenz University] Grants genuine degrees printed on traditional degree paper with gold plated seal of the University which identifies it as an authentic degree from a reputed and reliable institution. [Other Universities]

Output: Provide degrees in form of normal colored printouts with no gold plated seal.

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Input: [0] 2. [Lorenz University] East of paying in installments without any charges. You can start by paying $99 only, and the rest can then be paid within 30 days of paying the initial amount. Click here to You can learn more about Flexible Payment Plan. [Other Universities]

Output: Generally no installments options provided, and most of the universities that provide this option charge $100 or more.

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Input: [0] 3. [Lorenz University] Awards you scores for the subjects that fall under your field of study on your transcripts. In other words all the transcripts offered here are inclusive of subject-wise scores, which is an important feature of an authentic and traditional transcript. [Other Universities]

Output: Do not provide scores on transcripts and just write “Pass” which fails to clarify the particular subject in which you excel.

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Input: [0] 4. [Lorenz University] Only online university to offer flexibility for working adults that they can get their degrees either on the basis of life/work experience and online equivalency test. [Other Universities]

Output: No such offer.

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Input: [0] 5. [Lorenz University] Upholds valid accreditation from highly regarded accrediting agencies including IAAFOE and ACTDE. These agencies have clearly mentioned on their official websites that Lorenz University is fully approved by their evaluation committee. For more details on Lorenz University’s accreditation status, click here. [Other Universities]

Output: Do not state anything about their accreditation status. Even if they do, they do not provide details such as official address or website address or contact address. In some cases where official URLs of accrediting bodies are given, it must be checked whether that agency is mentioning its approval for that institution

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Input: [0] 6. [Lorenz University] Only online university to offer complete verification of your credentials on phone when inquired by your employer or educational institution. You can learn more about our swift lifetime education verification system by clicking here. [Other Universities]

Output: Not essentially offered. Even if a phone verification system is offered, it must be checked whether it is a human interaction or voice mails and recordings.

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Input: [0] 7. [Lorenz University] Delivers complete degree package through FREE express shipping that takes less than 3 days. With no extra charges! [Other Universities]

Output: Not entirely offered. In case of degree delivery option’s availability, it must be checked how much extra money it costs.

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Input: [Option] DBG_A11Y [Description] Trace Console option flag for UI accessibility [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->A11Y


Input: [Option] DBG_ACTIVATION [Description] Trace Console option flag for Firebug activation [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->ACTIVATION


Input: [Option] DBG_ACTIVITYOBSERVER [Description] Trace Console option flag for the Net Panel's activity observer [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->ACTIVITYOBSERVER


Input: [Option] DBG_ANNOTATIONS [Description] Trace Console option flag for page annotations [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->ANNOTATIONS


Input: [Option] DBG_BP [Description] Trace Console option flag for breakpoints [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->BP


Input: [Option] DBG_CACHE [Description] Trace Console option flag for the source cache [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->CACHE


Input: [Option] DBG_COMMANDLINE [Description] Trace Console option flag for the Command Line [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->COMMANDLINE


Input: [Option] DBG_CONSOLE [Description] Trace Console option flag for the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->CONSOLE


Input: [Option] DBG_CSS [Description] Trace Console option flag for the CSS Panel/Style Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->CSS


Input: [Option] DBG_CSS_PARSER [Description] Trace Console option flag for the CSS parser [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->CSS_PARSER


Input: [Option] DBG_DBG2FIREBUG [Description] - [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->DBG2FIREBUG


Input: [Option] DBG_DISPATCH [Description] Trace Console option flag for event dispatching [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->DISPATCH


Input: [Option] DBG_DOM [Description] Trace Console option flag for the DOM Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->DOM


Input: [Option] DBG_DOMPLATE [Description] Trace Console option flag for Domplate [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->DOMPLATE


Input: [Option] DBG_EDITOR [Description] Trace Console option flag for the text editor [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->EDITOR


Input: [Option] DBG_ELEMENTS [Description] Trace Console option flag for Elements Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->ELEMENTS


Input: [Option] DBG_ERRORS [Description] Trace Console option flag for errors [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->ERRORS


Input: [Option] DBG_ERRORLOG [Description] Trace Console option flag for error log [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->ERRORLOG


Input: [Option] DBG_EVAL [Description] Trace Console option flag for eval() calls [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->EVAL


Input: [Option] DBG_EVENTLISTENERS [Description] Trace Console option flag for event listeners inside Firebug [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] 1.9 [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->EVENTS


Input: [Option] DBG_EVENTS [Description] Trace Console option flag for browser generated events [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->EVENTS


Input: [Option] DBG_FBS_BP [Description] Trace Console option flag for breakpoints in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_BP


Input: [Option] DBG_FBS_CREATION [Description] Trace Console option flag for script creation in JavaScript Debugger creation [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_CREATION


Input: [Option] DBG_FBS_ERRORS [Description] Trace Console option flag for errors in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_ERRORS


Input: [Option] DBG_FBS_FF_START [Description] Trace Console option flag for the Firefox start [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_FF_START


Input: [Option] DBG_FBS_FINDDEBUGGER [Description] Trace Console option flag for the Find Debugger in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_FINDDEBUGGER


Input: [Option] DBG_FBS_FLUSH [Description] - [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_FLUSH


Input: [Option] DBG_FBS_FUNCTION [Description] - [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_FUNCTION


Input: [Option] DBG_FBS_JSDCONTEXT [Description] Trace Console option flag for the JavaScript Debugger context [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_JSDCONTEXT


Input: [Option] DBG_FBS_SRCUNITS [Description] Trace Console option flag for source units in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_SRCUNITS


Input: [Option] DBG_FBS_STEP [Description] Trace Console option flag for stepping in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_STEP


Input: [Option] DBG_FBS_TRACKFILES [Description] Trace Console option flag for tracked files in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_TRACKFILES


Input: [Option] DBG_FONTS [Description] Trace Console option flag for the fonts module [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] 1.9 [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->FUNCTION_NAMES


Input: [Option] DBG_FUNCTION_NAMES [Description] Trace Console option flag for function names [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->FUNCTION_NAMES


Input: [Option] DBG_HISTORY [Description] Trace Console option flag for UI navigation history [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->HISTORY


Input: [Option] DBG_HTML [Description] Trace Console option flag for the HTML Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->HTML


Input: [Option] DBG_HTTPOBSERVER [Description] Trace Console option flag for the HTTP observer [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->HTTPOBSERVER


Input: [Option] DBG_INFOTIP [Description] Trace Console option flag for Info Tips [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->INFOTIP


Input: [Option] DBG_INITIALIZE [Description] Trace Console option flag for Firebug initialization [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->INITIALIZE


Input: [Option] DBG_INSPECT [Description] Trace Console option flag for the Inspector [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->INSPECT


Input: [Option] DBG_JSONVIEWER [Description] Trace Console option flag for the JSON viewer [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->JSONVIEWER


Input: [Option] DBG_LINETABLE [Description] Trace Console option flag for the line table of source files in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->LINETABLE


Input: [Option] DBG_LOCALE [Description] Trace Console option flag for internationalization [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->LOCALE


Input: [Option] DBG_LOCATIONS [Description] Trace Console option flag for the UI element locator [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->LOCATIONS


Input: [Option] DBG_MEMORY_PROFILER [Description] Trace Console option flag for the Memory Profiler [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->MEMORY_PROFILER


Input: [Option] DBG_MENU [Description] Trace Console option flag for menus and context menus [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->MENU


Input: [Option] DBG_MODULES [Description] Trace Console option flag for module loading [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->MODULES


Input: [Option] DBG_NET [Description] Trace Console option flag for the Net Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->NET


Input: [Option] DBG_NET_EVENTS [Description] Trace Console option flag for network events [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->NET_EVENTS


Input: [Option] DBG_OPTIONS [Description] Trace Console option flag for preference changes [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->OPTIONS


Input: [Option] DBG_PANELS [Description] Trace Console option flag for panels [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->PANELS


Input: [Option] DBG_PROFILER [Description] Trace Console option flag for the Profiler [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->PROFILER


Input: [Option] DBG_REGISTRATION [Description] Trace Console option flag for module registration [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->PANELS


Input: [Option] DBG_SHORTCUTS [Description] Trace Console option flag for shortcuts [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->SHORTCUTS


Input: [Option] DBG_SOURCEFILES [Description] Trace Console option flag for source files in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->SOURCEFILES


Input: [Option] DBG_SPY [Description] Trace Console option flag for the XMLHttpRequest observer [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->SPY


Input: [Option] DBG_STACK [Description] Trace Console option flag for the JavaScript call stack [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->STACK


Input: [Option] DBG_SVGVIEWER [Description] Trace Console option flag for the SVG viewer [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->SVGVIEWER


Input: [Option] DBG_TOOLTIP [Description] Trace Console option flag for Status Icon Info Tooltip [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->TOOLTIP


Input: [Option] DBG_TOPLEVEL [Description] Trace Console option flag for top level JavaScript Debugger scripts [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->TOPLEVEL


Input: [Option] DBG_UI_LOOP [Description] Trace Console option flag for UI events in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->UI_LOOP


Input: [Option] DBG_WINDOWS [Description] Trace Console option flag for browser windows/tabs [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->WINDOWS


Input: [Option] DBG_WATCH [Description] Trace Console option flag for the Watch Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] 1.9 [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->WATCH


Input: [Option] DBG_XMLVIEWER [Description] Trace Console option flag for the XML viewer [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [Added in] - [UI Equivalents]

Output: Trace Console->Options Tab->XMLVIEWER


Input: [Code] AVML [Type] Asian vegetarian meal [2] Spicy vegetarian meal with limited use of dairy products Yes [Available on charter flights]

Output: No


Input: [Code] BBML [Type] Baby meal [2] Meal to infant (0-2 years old) Yes [Available on charter flights]

Output: No


Input: [Code] BLML [Type] Bland [2] Light meal for ulcers and stomach indigestion Yes [Available on charter flights]

Output: Yes


Input: [Code] DBML [Type] Diabetic meal [2] Meal with low fat, high fiber and no added sugar Yes [Available on charter flights]

Output: Yes


Input: [Code] CHML [Type] Child meal [2] Meal adapted for children (2-11 years old). This meal is automatically ordered free of charge on charter flights to all customers booked as C (child) Yes [Available on charter flights]

Output: Yes


Input: [Code] GFML [Type] Gluten free meal [2] Meal free from gluten Yes [Available on charter flights]

Output: Yes


Input: [Code] HNML [Type] Hindu meal [2] No pork, beef or raw/smoked fish Yes [Available on charter flights]

Output: No


Input: [Code] KSML [Type] Kosher meal [2] Meal cooked according to Jewish habits and traditions Yes [Available on charter flights]

Output: No


Input: [Code] LCML [Type] Low- calorie meal [2] Meal with low calorie ingredients Yes [Available on charter flights]

Output: No


Input: [Code] LFML [Type] Low-fat meal [2] Meal with a low amount of fat Yes [Available on charter flights]

Output: No


Input: [Code] LSML [Type] Low- sodium meal [2] Meal without added salt. Maximum 120 mg salt per 100 g food Yes [Available on charter flights]

Output: No


Input: [Code] MOML [Type] Muslim meal [2] No pork, gelatin or alcohol. Consists mostly of vegetarian meals, no halal Yes [Available on charter flights]

Output: Yes


Input: [Code] NLML [Type] Non-lactose meal [2] Meal without lactose Yes [Available on charter flights]

Output: Yes


Input: [Code] NOML [Type] No meal [2] On charter flights, all customers have to order and prepay for the meal. Customers who do not wish a meal are stated as NOML No [Available on charter flights]

Output: Yes


Input: [Code] SFML [Type] Seafood meal [2] Meal consisting of fish and/or shellfish Yes [Available on charter flights]

Output: No


Input: [Code] VGML [Type] Vegetarian vegan meal [2] Meal without meat, dairy products, honey or egg Yes [Available on charter flights]

Output: Yes


Input: [Code] VLML [Type] Vegetarian lacto-ovo meal [2] Vegetarian meal that may contain dairy products and egg Yes [Available on charter flights]

Output: Yes


Input: [Task] Obtain the Linux achives. [Description] Before you can install the lx branded zone, you must first obtain the Linux archives. [For Instructions]

Output: How to Obtain the Linux Archives

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Input: [Task] Install a configured lx branded zone. [Description] Install a zone that is in the configured state. [For Instructions]

Output: How to Install an lx Branded Zone

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Input: [Task] (Optional) Install a subset of the available packages. [Description] When installing from CD or ISO images, you can install a subset of the packages on the install media. [For Instructions]

Output: How to Install a Subset of the Packages

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Input: [Task] (Optional) Enable networking in the zone. [Description] Networking is disabled by default and must be enabled if you want this functionality. [For Instructions]

Output: How to Enable Networking in an lx Branded Zone

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Input: [Task] Obtain the universally unique identifier (UUID) for the zone. [Description] This separate identifier, assigned when the zone is installed, is an alternate way to identify a zone. [For Instructions]

Output: How to Obtain the UUID of an Installed Branded Zone

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Input: [Task] (Optional) Transition an installed zone to the ready state. [Description] You can skip this procedure if you want to boot the zone and use it immediately. [For Instructions]

Output: (Optional) Placing an Installed lxBranded Zone in the Ready State

openSolaris 2008 - <tt>lx</tt> Branded Zone Installation (Task Map) - System Administration Guide: Virtualization Using the Solaris Operating System


Input: [Task] Boot an lx branded zone. [Description] Booting a zone places the zone in the running state. A zone can be booted from the ready state or from the installed state. [For Instructions]

Output: How to Boot an lx Branded Zone

openSolaris 2008 - <tt>lx</tt> Branded Zone Installation (Task Map) - System Administration Guide: Virtualization Using the Solaris Operating System


Input: [Task] Boot a zone in single-user mode. [Description] Boots only to milestone svc:/milestone/single-user:default. This milestone is equivalent to init level s. See the init(1M) and svc.startd(1M) man pages. [For Instructions]

Output: How to Boot a Zone in Single-User Mode

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

Output: Quarterback

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Input: [Pos] RB [Who is Eligible] Only running backs [What it Means]

Output: Running Back

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Input: [Pos] WR [Who is Eligible] Only wide receivers [What it Means]

Output: Wide Receiver

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Input: [Pos] TE [Who is Eligible] Only tight ends [What it Means]

Output: Tight End

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Input: [Pos] W/R [Who is Eligible] Any wide receiver or running back [What it Means]

Output: Wide Receiver/Running Back

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Input: [Pos] W/T [Who is Eligible] Any wide receiver or tight end [What it Means]

Output: Wide Receiver/Tight End

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Input: [Pos] Q/WR/RB/TE [Who is Eligible] Any quarterback, wide receiver, running back or tight end [What it Means]

Output: Quarterback/Wide Receiver/Running Back/Tight End

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Input: [Pos] WR/RB/TE [Who is Eligible] Any wide receiver, running back or tight end [What it Means]

Output: Wide Receiver/Running Back/Tight End

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

Output: Kicker

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Input: [Pos] DEF [Who is Eligible] Only team defenses [What it Means]

Output: Defensive Team

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Input: [Pos] D [Who is Eligible] Any defensive player [What it Means]

Output: Defensive Player

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Input: [Pos] DL [Who is Eligible] Only defensive linemen [What it Means]

Output: Defensive Lineman

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Input: [Pos] DB [Who is Eligible] Only defensive backs [What it Means]

Output: Defensive Back

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

Output: Linebacker

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Input: [Pos] CB [Who is Eligible] Only corner backs [What it Means]

Output: Corner Back

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

Output: Safety

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

Output: Bench

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Input: [0] TRUE [TRUE] TRUE [FALSE] FALSE [0_4] FALSE [-1] TRUE ["1"] TRUE ["0"] FALSE ["-1"] TRUE [NULL] FALSE [array()] FALSE ["php"] TRUE [""] FALSE [1]

Output: TRUE

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Input: [0] FALSE [TRUE] FALSE [FALSE] TRUE [0_4] TRUE [-1] FALSE ["1"] FALSE ["0"] TRUE ["-1"] FALSE [NULL] TRUE [array()] TRUE ["php"] FALSE [""] TRUE [1]

Output: FALSE

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Input: [0] 1 [TRUE] TRUE [FALSE] FALSE [0_4] FALSE [-1] FALSE ["1"] TRUE ["0"] FALSE ["-1"] FALSE [NULL] FALSE [array()] FALSE ["php"] FALSE [""] FALSE [1]

Output: TRUE

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Input: [0] 0 [TRUE] FALSE [FALSE] TRUE [0_4] TRUE [-1] FALSE ["1"] FALSE ["0"] TRUE ["-1"] FALSE [NULL] TRUE [array()] FALSE ["php"] TRUE [""] TRUE [1]

Output: FALSE

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Input: [0] -1 [TRUE] TRUE [FALSE] FALSE [0_4] FALSE [-1] TRUE ["1"] FALSE ["0"] FALSE ["-1"] TRUE [NULL] FALSE [array()] FALSE ["php"] FALSE [""] FALSE [1]

Output: FALSE

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Input: [0] "1" [TRUE] TRUE [FALSE] FALSE [0_4] FALSE [-1] FALSE ["1"] TRUE ["0"] FALSE ["-1"] FALSE [NULL] FALSE [array()] FALSE ["php"] FALSE [""] FALSE [1]

Output: TRUE

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Input: [0] "0" [TRUE] FALSE [FALSE] TRUE [0_4] TRUE [-1] FALSE ["1"] FALSE ["0"] TRUE ["-1"] FALSE [NULL] FALSE [array()] FALSE ["php"] FALSE [""] FALSE [1]

Output: FALSE

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Input: [0] "-1" [TRUE] TRUE [FALSE] FALSE [0_4] FALSE [-1] TRUE ["1"] FALSE ["0"] FALSE ["-1"] TRUE [NULL] FALSE [array()] FALSE ["php"] FALSE [""] FALSE [1]

Output: FALSE

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Input: [0] NULL [TRUE] FALSE [FALSE] TRUE [0_4] TRUE [-1] FALSE ["1"] FALSE ["0"] FALSE ["-1"] FALSE [NULL] TRUE [array()] TRUE ["php"] FALSE [""] TRUE [1]

Output: FALSE

PHP: Tablas de comparación de tipos de PHP - Manual

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Input: [0] array() [TRUE] FALSE [FALSE] TRUE [0_4] FALSE [-1] FALSE ["1"] FALSE ["0"] FALSE ["-1"] FALSE [NULL] TRUE [array()] TRUE ["php"] FALSE [""] FALSE [1]

Output: FALSE

PHP: Tablas de comparación de tipos de PHP - Manual

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Input: [0] "php" [TRUE] TRUE [FALSE] FALSE [0_4] TRUE [-1] FALSE ["1"] FALSE ["0"] FALSE ["-1"] FALSE [NULL] FALSE [array()] FALSE ["php"] TRUE [""] FALSE [1]

Output: FALSE

PHP: Tablas de comparación de tipos de PHP - Manual

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Input: [0] "" [TRUE] FALSE [FALSE] TRUE [0_4] TRUE [-1] FALSE ["1"] FALSE ["0"] FALSE ["-1"] FALSE [NULL] TRUE [array()] FALSE ["php"] FALSE [""] TRUE [1]

Output: FALSE

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Input: [0] Ability [1] Cast Time [2] Cooldown [3] Force Cost [4] Range [5]

Output: Description

Jedi Consular Basics | Disciplinary Action


Input: [0] Quick Travel [1] 10 sec [2] 30 min [3] None [4] Self [5]

Output: Returns you to your bind point. Equivalent to a WoW Heartstone.

Jedi Consular Basics | Disciplinary Action


Input: [0] Holoconference [1] unknown [2] unknown [3] None [4] Self [5]

Output: unknown

Jedi Consular Basics | Disciplinary Action


Input: [0] Saber Strike [1] Instant [2] None [3] None [4] 4m [5]

Output: Deals 100% damage spread across a flurry of three melee attacks

Jedi Consular Basics | Disciplinary Action


Input: [0] Project [1] Instant [2] 6 sec [3] 45 [4] 15m [5]

Output: Throws debris at the target, dealing moderate kinetic damage. Standard and weak targets take an additional Stun effect for 3 sec.

Jedi Consular Basics | Disciplinary Action


Input: [0] Force Valor [1] Instant [2] None [3] 10 [4] 30m [5]

Output: Buff. Increases target’s attributes and internal elemental resistances for 30 min.

Jedi Consular Basics | Disciplinary Action


Input: [0] Meditation [1] 15 sec (channeled) [2] None [3] None [4] Self [5]

Output: Pause and meditate to restore your health and Force. Interruptable by damage. Not usable in combat.

Jedi Consular Basics | Disciplinary Action


Input: [0] Revive [1] 5 sec [2] None [3] None [4] 10m [5]

Output: Revive an incapacitated player or companion

Jedi Consular Basics | Disciplinary Action


Input: [Definition] Prevents function from being used, no work-around, blocking progress on multiple fronts [Used when] The bug prevents use or testing of the build [Severity]

Output: Blocker

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Input: [Definition] Prevents function from being used, no work-around [Used when] frequent crashes, “loss of data” [Severity]

Output: Critical

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Input: [Definition] Prevents function from being used, but a work-around is possible [Used when] “loss of function” [Severity]

Output: Major

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Input: [Definition] A problem making a function difficult to use but no special work-around is required [Used when] default value, typically the correct setting unless one of the other levels fit [Severity]

Output: Normal

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Input: [Definition] A problem not affecting the actual function, but the behavior is not natural (or it is not important). [Used when] something's wrong, but it doesn't affect the function significantly [Severity]

Output: Minor

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Input: [Definition] A problem not affecting the actual function, a typo would be an example [Used when] feature requests, nice to have (also when the new feature is “major”) [Severity]

Output: Trivial

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Input: [Games] Stad [Description]

Output: A Ball that captures any wild Pokémon without fail.

Master Ball - Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia


Input: [Games] GSC [Description]

Output: The best Ball. It never misses.

Master Ball - Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia


Input: [Games] RSEColo.XD [Description]

Output: The best Ball that catches a Pokémon without fail.

Master Ball - Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia


Input: [Games] FRLG [Description]

Output: The best Ball with the ultimate performance. It will catch any wild Pokémon without fail.

Master Ball - Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia


Input: [Games] DPPtHGSS BWB2W2 [Description]

Output: The best Ball with the ultimate level of performance. It will catch any wild Pokémon without fail.

Master Ball - Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia


Input: [Games] XY [Description]

Output: The best Poké Ball with the ultimate level of performance. With it, you will catch any wild Pokémon without fail.

Master Ball - Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia


Input: [Intent or purpose] “Appreciative Inquiry is the cooperative search for the best in people, their organizations, and the world around them. It involves systematic discover of what gives a system ‘life’ when it is most effective and capable in economic, ecological, and human terms. AI involves the art and practice of asking questions that strengthen a system’s capacity to heighten positive potential. It mobilizes inquiry through crafting an “unconditional positive question’ often involving hundreds or sometimes thousands of people.” Cooperrider, D.L. & Whitney, D., “Appreciative Inquiry: A positive revolution in change.” In P. Holman & T. Devane (eds.), The Change Handbook, Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Inc., pages 245-263. [Editors rating] 5 [User rating] 5 [Common name]

Output: Appreciative Inquiry Summit


Input: [Intent or purpose] To generate many ideas in a group setting [Editors rating] 5 [User rating] 1 [Common name]

Output: Brainstorming


Input: [Intent or purpose] Decision making structured in different rounds [Editors rating] 4 [User rating] 4 [Common name]

Output: Delphi Method


Input: [Intent or purpose] To generate a number of different directions an idea or action can take and to experience excitement about developing new ideas. [Editors rating] 3 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Different Directions


Input: [Intent or purpose] Clarifying what happened by 1. keeping everyone in the group informed about what others were doing (especially where a group has split into smaller units during an activity) 2. informing others outside the group about a group event (or possibly just to update the trainer following an independent exercise) 3. reconstructing a distant or complex event (to help people recall and relive the facts and feelings of an event) [Editors rating] 3 [User rating] 3 [Common name]

Output: Active Replay: Clarifying What Happened


Input: [Intent or purpose] Investigating What Happened: 1. Awareness-raising (bringing out different points of view and disagreements; 2. Focusing on issues which participants have found difficult to recognise or confront during the activity 3. Analysing a problem (similar to reconstructing the scene of a crime) [Editors rating] 3 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Active Replay: Investigating What Happened


Input: [Intent or purpose] The Deserted Island Method is a good warm-up for a idea generating session. It starts the process of creative thinking by creating alternative solutions to surviving on a deserted island with limited resources. [Editors rating] 2 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Deserted Island


Input: [Intent or purpose] To complete the experience of a workshop that has involved active physical exercises (rope, planks etc). Helps embed teamworking and creativity, and "lifts" participants at conclusion of workshop. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Final exercise


Input: [Intent or purpose] To help the participants think critically about an issue, and focus on what is importnat. To reduce time wasted by lengthy unfocused explanations or discussions. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Ten Words


Input: [Intent or purpose] To practice using feedback loops to analyze a business situation. and to experience the power of understanding a business from a systems thinking perspective. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Feedback Loops Exercise


Input: [Intent or purpose] Closing bring and end to the thinking of the meeting, the social dimensions, the future and are often symbolic in nature. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Closing


Input: [Intent or purpose] In a few minutes to set goals for the coming year. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Quick Goal Setting


Input: [Intent or purpose] The goal of this process is a group that has worked together, and communicated with each other, and therefore now feels like a team. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Human Knot


Input: [Intent or purpose] Participants start thinking of the events that effect their organization and how these events affect their own work. Participants experience the breadth of changes going on around the world. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Global Trends Conversation


Input: [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: generate ideas, ranking, rating, sorting


Input: [Intent or purpose] To seek alignment between the facilitator's goals, the organizations goals and the participants goals so that we can then ACT aligned and achieve those personal AND organizational goals [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Success Looks Like Exercise


Input: [Intent or purpose] Pairing is an introductions ice breaker. This can also be used to divide into teams. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Pairing


Input: [Intent or purpose] Improve the sustainability in a specific product or material chain, within the boundaries of a municipality or province. This method is experimental - feedback is welcomed. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Local Chain Sustainability Circle (LCSC)


Input: [Intent or purpose] Structured approach to generating and evaluating ideas See www.aitriz.org [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: TRIZ


Input: [Intent or purpose] This is a workshop method designed to test and enhance proposals, stories, ideas or whatever by subjecting them to ritualised dissent (challenge) or assent (positive alternatives). In all cases it is a forced listening technique, not a dialogue or discourse. It can be used on its own, or linked to story construction, social construction of the Cynefin framework and a broad range of methods. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Ritual dissent / assent


Input: [Intent or purpose] To reflect on the meaning of the meeting that is in the process of concluding and to bring to consciousness the importance of the meeting and to create a corporate story of the event. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: End of Meeting Reflection


Input: [Intent or purpose] Participants begin stretching their thinking about an everyday thing. This is used as preparation for a creativity exercise. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Meet the Peanut Exercise


Input: [Intent or purpose] This is the applications of the ToP method, the Focused Conversation Method to introductions. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 5 [Common name]

Output: Focus Conversation


Input: [Intent or purpose] To allow each person to spend a few minutes thinking, organizing their thoughts and putting them on paper before sharing them. . [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Individual Writing


Input: [Intent or purpose] To get information in front of the groups. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Sharing insights


Input: [Intent or purpose] To set either starting or ending or both dates for a set of actions in a plan. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Timelining Actions


Input: [Intent or purpose] There are 4 opportunities to deal with "air hogs": [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Four Opportunities to deal with "Air Hogs"


Input: [Intent or purpose] Add extra planning element to team building activity. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Materials Auction (Construction actvity variant)


Input: [Intent or purpose] For groups who are new this is a good introductions session. For people who know each other it can be used as a team building exercise. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Marooned


Input: [Intent or purpose] To briefly review the vision statement of the department, to look at accomplishments toward that vision and to look how it might be implemented in the future year and to gain confidence in the value of the vision and it?s application to the day to day work. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Vision Review Workshop


Input: [Intent or purpose] This is a way of generating ideas in a more reflective way. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Stop and Go Brainstorming


Input: [Intent or purpose] To open a meeting by sharing perspectives on the task ahead; getting the agenda on the table and to appreciate different ways of seeing the same situation, problem or project [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Postcards


Input: [Intent or purpose] This process celebrates the differences, and yet shows people what they have in common, and therefore leads to a group that is more comfortable, and has interacted with one another. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Categories


Input: [Intent or purpose] To reflect on qualities of good leadership and to raise the question of good leadership. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Qualities of Leadership Conversation


Input: [Intent or purpose] To make sure that everyone is in agreement with the direction the group is going in, the methods being used to get their and that the pace is appropriate. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Temperature Checks


Input: [Intent or purpose] "Synectics is based on a simple concept for problem solving and creative thinking - you need to generate ideas, and you need to evaluate ideas. Whilst this may be stating the obvious the methods used to perform these two tasks are extremely powerful." (see website) [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Synectics


Input: [Intent or purpose] This exercise was designed for a team one half worked in the US and the other half worked in The Netherlands. The two parts of the teams were made up of different nationalities. The aim is to set up some trans-cultural agreements for team behaviour, based on reflection about the differences between the one?s culture?s and the other culture?s ways of working. To understand and appreciate the team?s working situation from both cultures. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Mutual Irritations Workshop


Input: [Intent or purpose] To get to know one another in an amusing way [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Just One Lie


Input: [Intent or purpose] To be able to understand some of the issues around information processing, being clear and assumptions and to be able to experience the difficulty in being clear about information, assumptions while having fun. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Martian


Input: [Intent or purpose] Virtual distributed or face to face meeting facilitations [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 5 [Common name]

Output: Facilitating Virtual Teams


Input: [Intent or purpose] To create a shared understanding of what kinds of appreciation is most meaningful to people in the group and to To experience and appreciate the different ways people are motivated. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Personal Appreciation Workshop


Input: [Intent or purpose] For members of the group to find points of commonality. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Questions


Input: [Intent or purpose] To give everyone an opportunity to share their thinking about a topicv. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Structured go-around


Input: [Intent or purpose] To enable a group to create a concrete operational vision of the future. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Drawing a Vision


Input: [Intent or purpose] To develop a consensus about a issue or plan. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Quick-Check-Why


Input: [Intent or purpose] To energize a large group of people. in a fun way, [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 5 [Common name]

Output: CALLIOPE:


Input: [Intent or purpose] This is a good and fun way of introducing people and getting them talking. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Lining Up


Input: [Intent or purpose] To involve staff or representative stakeholder in providing input in a change process. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Systematized Direct Induction


Input: [Intent or purpose] The facilitator can use this process to either introduce a new method that would be helpful for the participants and their work or when he/she thinks that someone could use the other's input without taking too much of their time. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Be useful


Input: [Intent or purpose] To raise realize that all of us are in conflicts from time to time and to experience the ability to think about what causes conflict. [Editors rating] 0 [User rating] 0 [Common name]

Output: Sources of Conflict Conversation


Input: [AID] 493098 [Name] uHTS identification of small molecule antagonists of the CCR6 receptor via a luminescent beta-arrestin assay [Comment] depositor-specified cross reference [Type]

Output: Screening

AID 540334 - SAR analysis of small molecule antagonists of the CCR6 receptor: a luminescent beta-arrestin assay - PubChem BioAssay Summary


Input: [AID] 493121 [Name] Summary assay for selective small molecule antagonists of the CCR6 receptor [Comment] depositor-specified cross reference [Type]

Output: Summary

AID 540334 - SAR analysis of small molecule antagonists of the CCR6 receptor: a luminescent beta-arrestin assay - PubChem BioAssay Summary


Input: [AID] 493159 [Name] Summary assay for small molecule antagonists of the CCR6 receptor [Comment] depositor-specified cross reference [Type]

Output: Summary

AID 540334 - SAR analysis of small molecule antagonists of the CCR6 receptor: a luminescent beta-arrestin assay - PubChem BioAssay Summary


Input: [AID] 540340 [Name] SAR analysis counterscreen of small molecule antagonists of the CCR6 receptor using a CXCR5 receptor luminescent beta-arrestin assay [Comment] depositor-specified cross reference [Type]

Output: Confirmatory

AID 540334 - SAR analysis of small molecule antagonists of the CCR6 receptor: a luminescent beta-arrestin assay - PubChem BioAssay Summary


Input: [AID] 504712 [Name] HTS Dose response counterscreen for assays utilizing the enzyme, beta-galactosidase - Set 3 [Comment] same project related to Summary assay [Type]

Output: Confirmatory

AID 540334 - SAR analysis of small molecule antagonists of the CCR6 receptor: a luminescent beta-arrestin assay - PubChem BioAssay Summary


Input: [AID] 504728 [Name] Dose Response confirmation of small molecule antagonists of the CCR6 receptor: a luminescent beta-arrestin assay [Comment] same project related to Summary assay [Type]

Output: Confirmatory

AID 540334 - SAR analysis of small molecule antagonists of the CCR6 receptor: a luminescent beta-arrestin assay - PubChem BioAssay Summary


Input: [AID] 588359 [Name] SAR analysis counterscreen of small molecule antagonists of the CCR6 receptor using an APJ receptor luminescent beta-arrestin assay [Comment] same project related to Summary assay [Type]

Output: Confirmatory

AID 540334 - SAR analysis of small molecule antagonists of the CCR6 receptor: a luminescent beta-arrestin assay - PubChem BioAssay Summary


Input: [AID] 651594 [Name] Dose Response counterscreen of small molecule antagonists of the CXCR6 receptor using a CXCR5 receptor luminescent beta-arrestin assay [Comment] same project related to Summary assay [Type]

Output: Confirmatory

AID 540334 - SAR analysis of small molecule antagonists of the CCR6 receptor: a luminescent beta-arrestin assay - PubChem BioAssay Summary


Input: [If you hold] (1) A first-class medical certificate (i) Under age 40 12th month after the month of the date of examination shown on the medical certificate.

Output: an airline transport pilot certificate for pilot-in-command privileges, or for second-in-command privileges in a flag or supplemental operation in part 121 requiring three or more pilots

And you are conducting an operation requiring


Input: (ii) Age 40 or older 6th month after the month of the date of examination shown on the medical certificate.

Output: an airline transport pilot certificate for pilot-in-command privileges, for second-in-command privileges in a flag or supplemental operation in part 121 requiring three or more pilots, or for a pilot flightcrew member in part 121 operations who has reached his or her 60th birthday.

And you are conducting an operation requiring


Input: (iii) Any age 12th month after the month of the date of examination shown on the medical certificate.

Output: a commercial pilot certificate or an air traffic control tower operator certificate

And you are conducting an operation requiring


Input: (iv) Under age 40 60th month after the month of the date of examination shown on the medical certificate.

Output: a recreational pilot certificate, a private pilot certificate, a flight instructor certificate (when acting as pilot in command or a required pilot flight crewmember in operations other than glider or balloon), a student pilot certificate, or a sport pilot certificate (when not using a U.S. driver's license as medical qualification)

And you are conducting an operation requiring


Input: (v) Age 40 or older 24th month after the month of the date of examination shown on the medical certificate.

Output: a recreational pilot certificate, a private pilot certificate, a flight instructor certificate (when acting as pilot in command or a required pilot flight crewmember in operations other than glider or balloon), a student pilot certificate, or a sport pilot certificate (when not using a U.S. driver's license as medical qualification)

And you are conducting an operation requiring


Input: [If you hold] (2) A second-class medical certificate (i) Any age 12th month after the month of the date of examination shown on the medical certificate.

Output: an airline transport pilot certificate for second-in-command privileges (other than the operations specified in paragraph (d)(1) of this section), a commercial pilot certificate, or an air traffic control tower operator certificate

And you are conducting an operation requiring


Input: (ii) Under age 40 60th month after the month of the date of examination shown on the medical certificate.

Output: a recreational pilot certificate, a private pilot certificate, a flight instructor certificate (when acting as pilot in command or a required pilot flight crewmember in operations other than glider or balloon), a student pilot certificate, or a sport pilot certificate (when not using a U.S. driver's license as medical qualification)

And you are conducting an operation requiring


Input: (iii) Age 40 or older 24th month after the month of the date of examination shown on the medical certificate.

Output: a recreational pilot certificate, a private pilot certificate, a flight instructor certificate (when acting as pilot in command or a required pilot flight crewmember in operations other than glider or balloon), a student pilot certificate, or a sport pilot certificate (when not using a U.S. driver's license as medical qualification)

And you are conducting an operation requiring


Input: [If you hold] (3) A third-class medical certificate (i) Under age 40 60th month after the month of the date of examination shown on the medical certificate.

Output: a recreational pilot certificate, a private pilot certificate, a flight instructor certificate (when acting as pilot in command or a required pilot flight crewmember in operations other than glider or balloon), a student pilot certificate, or a sport pilot certificate (when not using a U.S. driver's license as medical qualification)

And you are conducting an operation requiring


Input: (ii) Age 40 or older 24th month after the month of the date of examination shown on the medical certificate.

Output: a recreational pilot certificate, a private pilot certificate, a flight instructor certificate (when acting as pilot in command or a required pilot flight crewmember in operations other than glider or balloon), a student pilot certificate, or a sport pilot certificate (when not using a U.S. driver's license as medical qualification)

And you are conducting an operation requiring


Input: [Types of human interaction?] What led to the need for population management?

Output: Overexploitation.

Exploiters, Competitors, Predators, and Mutualists.


Input: [Types of human interaction?] The amount of resource harvested per unit time?

Output: Yield.

Exploiters, Competitors, Predators, and Mutualists.


Input: [Types of human interaction?] Harvesting at a level that will ensure a similar yield over and over without forcing the population into decline?

Output: Sustained Yield.

Exploiters, Competitors, Predators, and Mutualists.


Input: [Types of human interaction?] Inventory, measurement of growth and potential yields of biomass, and manipulation of populations or stands of trees?

Output: Forestry Management.

Exploiters, Competitors, Predators, and Mutualists.


Input: [Types of human interaction?] How can we relate agriculture with human/plant and animal mutualism?

Output: The vast majority of human food resources comes from agriculture. Many agricultural products are a result of intense selective breeding resulting in a stronger species of plant able to flourish at a higher rate. The same is true for livestick.

Exploiters, Competitors, Predators, and Mutualists.


Input: [Types of human interaction?] General term describing plants growing anywhere they are not desired?

Output: Weeds.

Exploiters, Competitors, Predators, and Mutualists.


Input: [Types of human interaction?] Animals that humans consider undesireable?

Output: Pests.

Exploiters, Competitors, Predators, and Mutualists.


Input: [Types of human interaction?] One of the common ways of controlling weeds and pests?

Output: Chemicals (insecticides, herbicides, and pesticides).

Exploiters, Competitors, Predators, and Mutualists.


Input: [Types of human interaction?] The goal of restoration ecology?

Output: To return an ecosystem to a close approximation of its conditions prior to disturbance through the application of ecological principles.

Exploiters, Competitors, Predators, and Mutualists.


Input: [Types of human interaction?] Types of restoration efforts?

Output: Rejuvenation of existing communities, Recreation of the community from scratch, Reintroduction of exploited species, and Transplantation of individuals.

Exploiters, Competitors, Predators, and Mutualists.


Input: [Schema Name] DCME - Dublin Core Metadata Elements [Description] documenting a broad range of resource types [Focus]

Output: All


Input: [Schema Name] ABCD -Access to Biological Collection Data [Description] a common data specification for biological collection units, including living and preserved specimens, along with field observations that did not produce voucher specimens [Focus]

Output: Biology


Input: [Schema Name] ADS - Archaeology Data Service [Description] used when describing archaeological data [Focus]

Output: Archaeology


Input: [Schema Name] AVMS - Astronomy Visualization Metadata [Description] documenting astronomical imagery [Focus]

Output: Astronomy


Input: [Schema Name] CCO - Cataloging Cultural Objects [Description] data content standard for the cultural heritage community [Focus]

Output: Cultural Heritage


Input: [Schema Name] CDWA - Categories for the Description of Works of Art [Description] for describing and accessing information about works of art, architecture, other material culture, groups and collections of works, and related images [Focus]

Output: Material Culture


Input: [Schema Name] CSDGM - Content Standard for Digital Geospatial Metadata [Description] documentating digital geospatial data [Focus]

Output: Geospacial Data


Input: [Schema Name] CSDGM Extensions for Remote Sensing [Description] metadata describing geospatial data obtained from remote sensing. [Focus]

Output: Geographic Data


Input: [Schema Name] CSDGM Biological Data Profile [Description] documenting biological resources data and information [Focus]

Output: Biology


Input: [Schema Name] CSDGM Shoreline Data Profile [Description] profile is to capture the critical processes and conditions that revolve around creating and collecting shoreline data [Focus]

Output: Shoreline data


Input: [Schema Name] CF - NetCDF Climate and Forecast Metadata [Description] conventions for climate and forecast [Focus]

Output: Climitology


Input: [Schema Name] DDI - Data Documentation Initiative [Description] description standard for social, behavioral and economic sciences [Focus]

Output: Social & Behavioral


Input: [Schema Name] DwC - Darwin Core [Description] primarily based on taxa, their occurrence in nature as documented by observations, specimens, and samples, and related information. [Focus]

Output: Biology


Input: [Schema Name] DIF - Directory Interchange Format [Description] descriptive and standardized format from the Earth sciences community for exchanging information about scientific data sets [Focus]

Output: Scientific data sets


Input: [Schema Name] tDAR - The Digital Archaeological Record [Description] used when describing archaeological data [Focus]

Output: Archaeology


Input: [Schema Name] EAD - Encoded Archival Description [Description] standard for the encoding of finding aids for use in a networked (online) environment. Finding aids are inventories, indexes, or guides that are created by archival and manuscript repositories to provide information about specific collections. [Focus]

Output: Archives


Input: [Schema Name] EML - Ecological Metadata Language [Description] specification for describing data relevant to the ecological discipline [Focus]

Output: Ecology


Input: [Schema Name] GeoSciML - GeoScience Markup Language [Description] XML schema for data exchange over the Internet that incorporates the ability to represent geography (geometries e.g. polygons, lines and points using the OGC's GML specification) as part of the features that are being exchanged. The range of features being offered for exchange are defined by the domain or subject area of geoscience or the geological sciences [Focus]

Output: Geography


Input: [Schema Name] GILS - Government Information Locator Service [Description] standard so that governments, companies, or other organizations can help searchers find collections of information, as well as specific information in the collections. [Focus]

Output: Government


Input: [Schema Name] "IEEE/LOM Learning Object Metadata" [Description] used to describe a learning object and similar digital resources used to support learning [Focus]

Output: Education


Input: [Schema Name] ISO 19115 Geographic Information [Description] defines how to describe geographical information and associated services [Focus]

Output: Geography


Input: [Schema Name] MARC – Machine Readable Cataloguing for Library [Description] "formats are standards for the representation and communication of bibliographic and related information in machine-readable form" [Focus]

Output: Library Resources


Input: [Schema Name] MathML [Description] a low-level specification for describing mathematics as a basis for machine to machine communication [Focus]

Output: Mathematics


Input: [Schema Name] MEI - Music Encoding Initiative [Description] an XML DTD for the representation and exchange of music information. It is designed to be comprehensive, that is, it provides ways to encode data from all the separate domains, i.e. logical, visual, gestural (performance), and analytical, commonly associated with music. [Focus]

Output: Music


Input: [Schema Name] MODS - Metadata Object Description Schema [Description] schema for a bibliographic element set that may be used for a variety of purposes, and particularly for library applications [Focus]

Output: Library Resources


Input: [Schema Name] MPEG-7 - Moving Picture Experts Group [Description] a standard for describing the multimedia content data that supports some degree of interpretation of the information meaning, which can be passed onto, or accessed by, a device or a computer code [Focus]

Output: Digital Audio & Video


Input: [Schema Name] NLMDC - National Library of Medicine Dublin Core Metadata Schema [Description] based on the metadata terms maintained by the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative and incorporates additional elements and qualifiers identified as requirements by NLM [Focus]

Output: Medicine


Input: [Schema Name] OCHRE -- Online Cultural Heritage Research Environment [Description] intended for researchers engaged in artifactual and textual studies of various kinds. It is especially suitable (1) for organizing and publishing the results of archaeological excavations and surveys and (2) for preparing and disseminating philological text editions and dictionaries. [Focus]

Output: Archaeology


Input: [Schema Name] PB Core - Public Broadcasting Core Metadata [Description] metadata standard for audiovisual media developed by the public broadcasting community [Focus]

Output: Media


Input: [Schema Name] VRA Core - Visual Resource Association [Description] a data standard for the description of works of visual culture as well as the images that document them [Focus]

Output: Visual Culture & Images


Input: [Schema Name] VSO - Virtual Solar Observatory [Description] a set of template descriptions for information required to describe solar data sets [Focus]

Output: Astronomy


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] path [Description]

Output: Start checking from this path.


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -move [Description]

Output: Move corrupted files to /lost+found


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -delete [Description]

Output: Delete corrupted files.


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -openforwrite [Description]

Output: Print out files opened for write.


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -files [Description]

Output: Print out files being checked.


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -blocks [Description]

Output: Print out block report.


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -locations [Description]

Output: Print out locations for every block.


Input: [COMMAND_OPTION] -racks [Description]

Output: Print out network topology for data-node locations.


Input: [Filtering Options] Min. Reviews [Description] Shows only sites with at least X user reviews. [Select Option]

Output: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9


Input: [Filtering Options] Date Range [Description] Option to view only recent site rankings. [Select Option]

Output: All-Time | Last 90 Days


Input: [Filtering Options] By Niche [Description] View only sites in the selected niche. [Select Option]

Output: No Preference Amateur Anal Asian Ass To Mouth Balloons BBW BDSM Bi-Sexual Big Cocks Bizarre Blondes Blowjobs Boobs Brunettes Bukkake Butts Celebs Cheerleaders Communities Cream Pies Cum Shots Dating Deep Throat Double Penetration DVDs Ebony European Extreme Feet Femdom Fetish Fisting Foot Jobs For Women Games Gangbangs Gay General Glamour Glasses Goth Group Sex Hairy Hand Jobs Hardcore Hentai High Def Indian Insertions Interracial Latex Latina Legs N Nylons Lesbian Machines Magazines Mature Middle East Midgets MILF Mobile Nerds Non-Nude Old N Young Panties Parties Petite Photography Piercings Pissing Porn Stars Pregnant Public Nudity Reality Red Heads Shaved Shoes Small Tits Smoking Smother Softcore Solo Models Spanking Specialty Sports Squirting Stories Swingers Tit Jobs Toys Trample Tranny Uniforms Upskirt Videos Vintage VOD Voyeur Webcams Wet N Messy Young Adults


Input: [Filtering Options] 2nd Niche [Description] An additional niche selection if desired. [Select Option]

Output: No Preference Amateur Anal Asian Ass To Mouth Balloons BBW BDSM Bi-Sexual Big Cocks Bizarre Blondes Blowjobs Boobs Brunettes Bukkake Butts Celebs Cheerleaders Communities Cream Pies Cum Shots Dating Deep Throat Double Penetration DVDs Ebony European Extreme Feet Femdom Fetish Fisting Foot Jobs For Women Games Gangbangs Gay General Glamour Glasses Goth Group Sex Hairy Hand Jobs Hardcore Hentai High Def Indian Insertions Interracial Latex Latina Legs N Nylons Lesbian Machines Magazines Mature Middle East Midgets MILF Mobile Nerds Non-Nude Old N Young Panties Parties Petite Photography Piercings Pissing Porn Stars Pregnant Public Nudity Reality Red Heads Shaved Shoes Small Tits Smoking Smother Softcore Solo Models Spanking Specialty Sports Squirting Stories Swingers Tit Jobs Toys Trample Tranny Uniforms Upskirt Videos Vintage VOD Voyeur Webcams Wet N Messy Young Adults


Input: [Filtering Options] By Site Type [Description] View only sites in the selected site type. [Select Option]

Output: No Preference AVS Services Networks Pay Per View Pay Sites Private Cams


Input: [Filtering Options] Sort by [Description] Use the column header links to change. [Select Option]

Output: Comments (Descending)


Input: [Used for] 2 Stars Common Cold 3 to 5 ml of liquid herbal extracts every two hours, or 300 to 600 mg of powdered herb three times daily, or five to six cups of tea daily [Why]

Output: At the first sign of a cold, taking immune-stimulating echinacea as a juice or tincture may make colds less severe. Double-blind trials have shown that various echinacea extracts shorten the duration of the common cold.1 , 2 Fresh pressed juice of echinacea (E. purpurea) flowers preserved with alcohol, and tinctures of echinacea (E. pallida) root are the forms most commonly studied and proven effective. In addition, several double-blind trials have found that echinacea (E. angustifolia) root tinctures in combination with wild indigo , boneset , and homeopathic arnica reduce symptoms of the common cold.3 In one double-blind trial, a proprietary formulation of echinacea, white cedar, and wild indigo, known as Esberitox, reduced the length and severity of cold symptoms significantly more than did placebo.4 One double-blind trial found that echinacea was inffective for treating colds that were induced in research subjects by instilling a cold virus (rhinovirus) directly into their noses.5 However, the relevance of this study to the treatment of naturally occurring colds is not clear. Another double-blind study found that echinacea was not an effective for upper respiratory tract infections in children aged 2 to 11 years.6 Echinacea is believed to work primarily through immune stimulation . The minimum effective amount of echinacea tincture or juice appears to be 3 ml three times per day. Higher amounts, such as 3 to 5 ml every two hours, is generally better and is safe, even for children.7 Encapsulated products may also be effective, according to a double-blind trial using the root of E. pallida. 8 Generally, capsules containing 300 to 600 mg are used three times per day. According to one double-blind trial, employees of a nursing home who consumed echinacea tea at the onset of a cold or flu reduced the duration of their symptoms by about two days when compared with people consuming a placebo tea.9 The participants drank five to six cups of tea on the first day of their symptoms and decreased this by one cup each day over the next five days. Most double-blind trials indicate that regular use of echinacea to prevent colds does not work.10 , 11 , 12 However, one double-blind trial showed that regular use of echinacea for four months over the winter decreased the number of colds by 21% compared with a placebo, a statistically significant difference. For the treatment of a cold, it is currently recommended to use echinacea for a total of seven to ten days.


Input: [Used for] 2 Stars Gingivitis (Caraway, Chamomile, Clove Oil, Menthol, Molmol, Peppermint, Sage) 0.5 ml in half a glass of water three times per day swished slowly in the mouth before spitting out [Why]

Output: A mouthwash containing sage oil, peppermint oil, menthol, chamomile tincture, expressed juice from echinacea, myrrh tincture, clove oil, and caraway oil has been used successfully to treat gingivitis. A mouthwash combination that includes sage oil, peppermint oil, menthol, chamomile tincture, expressed juice from echinacea, myrrh tincture, clove oil, and caraway oil has been used successfully to treat gingivitis.13 In cases of acute gum inflammation, 0.5 ml of the herbal mixture in half a glass of water three times daily is recommended by some herbalists. This herbal preparation should be swished slowly in the mouth before spitting out. To prevent recurrences, slightly less of the mixture can be used less frequently. A toothpaste containing sage oil, peppermint oil, chamomile tincture, expressed juice from Echinacea purpurea, myrrh tincture, and rhatany tincture has been used to accompany this mouthwash in managing gingivitis.14 Of the many herbs listed above, chamomile, echinacea, and myrrh should be priorities. These three herbs can provide anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial actions critical to successfully treating gingivitis.


Input: [Used for] 2 Stars Immune Function 3 to 5 ml of liquid extract three times per day [Why]

Output: Studies have found that echinacea stimulates the function of a variety of immune cells, particularly natural killer cells. Taking it appears to speed recovery from the common cold. In general, human studies have found that echinacea taken orally stimulates the function of a variety of immune cells, particularly natural killer cells.15 The balance of evidence currently available from studies suggests that echinacea speeds recovery from the common cold , via immune stimulation (as opposed to killing the cold virus directly).16 Evidence on preventing the common cold with echinacea is largely negative, suggesting its immune-stimulating activity may be mild in generally healthy people. Other studies on oral echinacea have not found that it stimulates activity of the white blood cells known as neutrophils.17 Many doctors recommend 3 to 5 ml of tincture three times per day for up to two weeks to improve immune function. Echinacea in capsule form is also commonly available.


Input: [Used for] 2 Stars Infection 3 to 5 ml of liquid herbal extracts every two hours, or 300 to 600 mg of powdered herb three times per day, or 5 to 6 cups of tea daily [Why]

Output: Echinacea is both immune supportive and antimicrobial. In general, human studies have found that echinacea taken orally stimulates the function of a variety of immune cells, particularly natural killer cells.18


Input: [Used for] 2 Stars Influenza 3 to 5 ml of liquid formulas or 300 mg of powdered root supplements three times per day [Why]

Output: Taking echinacea may help clear flu symptoms faster. Echinacea has long been used for colds and flu. Double-blind trials in Germany have shown that infections associated with flu-like symptoms clear more rapidly when people take echinacea.19 Echinacea appears to work by stimulating the immune system . The usual recommended amount of echinacea is 3-5 ml of the expressed juice of the herb or tincture of the herb or root, or 300 mg of dried root powder three times per day. Wild indigo contains polysaccharides and proteins that have been reported in test tube studies to stimulate the immune system. The immune-enhancing effect of wild indigo is consistent with its use in traditional herbal medicine to fight the flu.20 However, wild indigo is generally used in combination with other herbs such as echinacea, goldenseal , or thuja.


Input: [Used for] 1 Star Bronchitis Refer to label instructions [Why]

Output: Echinacea is an immune-stimulating herb that is widely used by herbalists for people with acute respiratory infections. Antimicrobial and immune stimulating herbs may also potentially benefit people with bronchitis. Echinacea is widely used by herbalists for people with acute respiratory infections. This herb stimulates the immune system in several different ways, including enhancing macrophage function and increasing T-cell response.21 Therefore, echinacea may be useful for preventing a cold , flu , or viral bronchitis from progressing to a secondary bacterial infection.


Input: [Used for] 1 Star Canker Sores Refer to label instructions [Why]

Output: The antiviral, immune-enhancing, and wound-healing properties of echinacea may make this herb a reasonable choice for canker sores. The antiviral, immune-enhancing , and wound-healing properties of echinacea may make this herb a reasonable choice for canker sores. Liquid echinacea in the amount of 4 ml can be swished in the mouth for two to three minutes, then swallowed. This procedure may be repeated three times per day. However, no research has investigated the possible effects of this treatment.


Input: [Used for] 1 Star Chronic Candidiasis Refer to label instructions [Why]

Output: The fresh-pressed juice of Echinacea purpurea has been shown to help prevent recurring yeast infections in one trial. The fresh-pressed juice of Echinacea purpurea has been shown to be helpful in preventing recurrence of vaginal yeast infections in a double-blind trial; it may have similar benefit in Yeast Syndrome.22 The typical recommendation for this effect is 2 to 4 ml of fluid extract daily.


Input: [Used for] 1 Star Cold Sores Refer to label instructions [Why]

Output: In traditional herbal medicine, tinctures of various herbs including echinacea have been applied topically to herpes outbreaks in order to promote healing. In traditional herbal medicine, tinctures of various herbs, including chaparral , St. John's wort , goldenseal , myrrh , and echinacea, have been applied topically to herpes outbreaks in order to promote healing.


Input: [Used for] 1 Star Ear Infections Refer to label instructions [Why]

Output: Children with recurrent ear infections may benefit from taking echinacea, as it has been reported to support healthy immune function. Echinacea has been reported to support healthy short-term immune response . As a result, it has been suggested that some children with recurrent ear infections may benefit from 23 1-2 ml (depending on age) of echinacea tincture taken three times per day or more.24 Doctors who use echinacea suggest that supplementation be started as soon as symptoms start to appear and continued until a few days after they are gone. Nonetheless, research has not been done to determine whether echinacea supplementation either reduces symptoms or prevents recurrence of ear infections.


Input: [Used for] 1 Star Gingivitis Refer to label instructions [Why]

Output: Echinacea provides anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial actions critical to successfully treating gingivitis. A mouthwash combination that includes sage oil, peppermint oil, menthol, chamomile tincture, expressed juice from echinacea, myrrh tincture, clove oil, and caraway oil has been used successfully to treat gingivitis.25 In cases of acute gum inflammation, 0.5 ml of the herbal mixture in half a glass of water three times daily is recommended by some herbalists. This herbal preparation should be swished slowly in the mouth before spitting out. To prevent recurrences, slightly less of the mixture can be used less frequently. A toothpaste containing sage oil, peppermint oil, chamomile tincture, expressed juice from Echinacea purpurea, myrrh tincture, and rhatany tincture has been used to accompany this mouthwash in managing gingivitis.26 Of the many herbs listed above, chamomile, echinacea, and myrrh should be priorities. These three herbs can provide anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial actions critical to successfully treating gingivitis.


Input: [Used for] 1 Star HIV and AIDS Support Refer to label instructions [Why]

Output: Supplementing with echinacea may increase immune activity against HIV. A controversy has surrounded the use of echinacea in people infected with HIV. Test tube studies initially showed that echinacea's polysaccharides could increase levels of a substance that might stimulate HIV to spread.27 However, these results have not been shown to occur when echinacea is taken orally by humans.28 In fact, one double-blind trial found that Echinacea angustifolia root (1 gram three times per day by mouth) greatly increased immune activity against HIV, while placebo had no effect.29 Further studies are needed to determine the safety of using echinacea in HIV-positive people.


Input: [Used for] 1 Star Vaginitis Refer to label instructions [Why]

Output: Echinacea is antibacterial and known to improve resistance to infection. Teas of goldenseal , barberry , and echinacea are also sometimes used to treat infectious vaginitis. Although all three plants are known to be antibacterial in the test tube, the effectiveness of these herbs against vaginal infections has not been tested in humans. The usual approach is to douche with one of these teas twice each day, using 1-2 tablespoons (15-30 grams) of herb per pint of water. One to two pints (500-1,000 ml) are usually enough for each douching session. Echinacea is also known to improve immune function in humans.30 In order to increase resistance against infection, many doctors recommend oral use of the tincture or alcohol-preserved fresh juice of echinacea (1 teaspoon (5 ml) three or more times per day)-during all types of infection-to improve resistance.


Input: [Used for] 1 Star Wound Healing Refer to label instructions [Why]

Output: Echinacea is used among European practitioners of herbal medicine to promote wound healing. Echinacea is used among European practitioners of herbal medicine to promote wound healing31 and is approved by the German government for this use.32 Creams or ointments are applied several times a day to minor wounds.


Input: [Used for] 1 Star Yeast Infection Refer to label instructions [Why]

Output: Echinacea, which enhances immune function, has been used successfully to treat yeast infections. Many doctors recommend that people with recurrent yeast infections take measures to support their immune system . Echinacea, which has the capacity to enhance immune function, is often used by people who suffer from recurrent infections . In one study, women who took echinacea experienced a 43% decline in the recurrence rate of yeast infections.33


Input: [Membership Level] Number of Photos per Costume [Standard] 5 [Celestial]

Output: 50

American Cosplay Paradise - Donations and Sponsoring Cosplayers


Input: [Membership Level] Number of Unsorted Photos Allowed [Standard] 25 [Celestial]

Output: 100

American Cosplay Paradise - Donations and Sponsoring Cosplayers


Input: [Membership Level] Costume Restrictions / Not Allowed [Standard] Original costumes, Non-Official Variations, Props [Celestial]

Output: No Restrictions

American Cosplay Paradise - Donations and Sponsoring Cosplayers


Input: [Membership Level] Seller Features [Standard] None [Celestial]

Output: Can mark costumes for sale Costumes for sale show up in search engine Can list commissions done for other people

American Cosplay Paradise - Donations and Sponsoring Cosplayers


Input: [Membership Level] Custom Cosplayer URL [Standard] None [Celestial]

Output: http://www.acparadise.com/loves/(NAME HERE)

American Cosplay Paradise - Donations and Sponsoring Cosplayers


Input: [Membership Level] Other Features [Standard] None [Celestial]

Output: Less advertisements on cosplayer page Hit counters and statistics for photos and costumes Custom views for Cosplayer Page (Sort by most views, most comments, etc) VIP Section for Cosplayer Page - Add members to your VIP club, and you can post photos that are VIP only, and also send exclusive messages Construction Section for Costume Photos - Special section dedicated to construction or in-progress photos of your costumes. Enhanced Convention History Section and ability to post con reports Priority access for cosplay-related industry events

American Cosplay Paradise - Donations and Sponsoring Cosplayers


Input: [Membership Level] Cost [Standard] Free [Celestial]

Output: $20.00 (ONE TIME ONLY, NO ANNUAL FEE)

American Cosplay Paradise - Donations and Sponsoring Cosplayers


Input: [Paper-Based System] Paper charts are easy to misfile. [EHR System]

Output: Electronic files are fully searchable and backed up on a server.

Replacing Paper Records with an Electronic Health Record, or EHR - For Dummies


Input: [Paper-Based System] Charts rarely include preventive care guidelines, which are often complex and difficult to commit to memory. [EHR System]

Output: Electronic charts are linked to preventive care guidelines and updated as information changes.

Replacing Paper Records with an Electronic Health Record, or EHR - For Dummies


Input: [Paper-Based System] Identification of patient characteristics is often difficult and time-consuming. [EHR System]

Output: Patient characteristics are fully searchable and linked to patient history.

Replacing Paper Records with an Electronic Health Record, or EHR - For Dummies


Input: [Paper-Based System] Drug recalls are difficult to communicate and cross-reference with affected patients. [EHR System]

Output: Patient files can be flagged for drug recalls and updates.

Replacing Paper Records with an Electronic Health Record, or EHR - For Dummies


Input: [Paper-Based System] Difficult to use for chronic disease management. [EHR System]

Output: Patient groups can be set up and managed.

Replacing Paper Records with an Electronic Health Record, or EHR - For Dummies


Input: [Paper-Based System] Time must be taken to pull charts and refile. [EHR System]

Output: Charts are updated and e-filed instantly.

Replacing Paper Records with an Electronic Health Record, or EHR - For Dummies


Input: [Paper-Based System] Handwritten or voicemail appointment reminders have to be sent each day by a staff member. [EHR System]

Output: Automatic appointment reminders are sent from the EHR.

Replacing Paper Records with an Electronic Health Record, or EHR - For Dummies


Input: [Paper-Based System] Scheduling is coordinated by staff member. [EHR System]

Output: Scheduling can be automated.

Replacing Paper Records with an Electronic Health Record, or EHR - For Dummies


Input: [Paper-Based System] Insurance cards are copied and the information keyed in. [EHR System]

Output: Insurance cards are scanned and instantly put into system.

Replacing Paper Records with an Electronic Health Record, or EHR - For Dummies


Input: [Paper-Based System] A staff person communicates about billing issues. [EHR System]

Output: The EHR system sends billing reminders.

Replacing Paper Records with an Electronic Health Record, or EHR - For Dummies


Input: [Paper-Based System] Clinical encounter information often is transcribed and retyped into chart, often causing human error. [EHR System]

Output: Chart forms remove opportunity for human error.

Replacing Paper Records with an Electronic Health Record, or EHR - For Dummies


Input: [Button] A [Keyboard]

Pokemon Crystal | Game Boy Color | Rom Sharing


Input: [Button] B [Keyboard]

Pokemon Crystal | Game Boy Color | Rom Sharing


Input: [Button] Start [Keyboard]

Output: Enter

Pokemon Crystal | Game Boy Color | Rom Sharing


Input: [Button] Select [Keyboard]

Output: Shift

Pokemon Crystal | Game Boy Color | Rom Sharing


Input: [Button] Left [Keyboard]

Output: Left

Pokemon Crystal | Game Boy Color | Rom Sharing


Input: [Button] Right [Keyboard]

Output: Right

Pokemon Crystal | Game Boy Color | Rom Sharing


Input: [Button] Up [Keyboard]

Output: Up

Pokemon Crystal | Game Boy Color | Rom Sharing


Input: [Button] Down [Keyboard]

Output: Down

Pokemon Crystal | Game Boy Color | Rom Sharing


Input: [Button] Fullscreen [Keyboard]

Output: Escape

Pokemon Crystal | Game Boy Color | Rom Sharing


Input: [Relationship] affected by mutation in [Gene] int6 [Product] eIF3e subunit Int6 [Ontology]

Output: FYPO


Input: [Relationship] affected by mutation in [Gene] pap1 [Product] transcription factor Pap1/Caf3 [Ontology]

Output: FYPO


Input: [Relationship] affected by mutation in [Gene] prr1 [Product] transcription factor Prr1 [Ontology]

Output: FYPO


Input: [Relationship] affected by mutation in [Gene] sty1 [Product] MAP kinase Sty1 [Ontology]

Output: FYPO


Input: [Relationship] affected by mutation in [Gene] trr1 [Product] thioredoxin reductase Trr1 [Ontology]

Output: FYPO


Input: [Relationship] affected by mutation in [Gene] trx1 [Product] cytosolic thioredoxin Trx1 [Ontology]

Output: FYPO


Input: [Relationship] affected by mutation in [Gene] wis1 [Product] MAP kinase kinase Wis1 [Ontology]

Output: FYPO


Input: [Relationship] regulated by [Gene] pap1 [Product] transcription factor Pap1/Caf3 [Ontology]

Output: GO


Input: [Relationship] regulated by [Gene] sty1 [Product] MAP kinase Sty1 [Ontology]

Output: GO


Input: [Quest Title] Jungle Jive [Quest Location] Dance Stage [Quest Type] Sport [Client(s)] Hulu [Quest Description]

Output: The player must press the buttons displayed in sync with the music to dance correctly.

Mario Party Advance - Super Mario Wiki, the Mario encyclopedia


Input: [Quest Title] Debt's a Hoot [Quest Location] Jungle Game Hut [Quest Type] Gambling [Client(s)] Hoot [Answer] Stop 'em [Quest Description]

Output: The player must win the mini-game to break Hoot's losing streak.

Mario Party Advance - Super Mario Wiki, the Mario encyclopedia


Input: [Quest Title] Dino of Mystery! [Quest Location] Loch Dorrie [Quest Type] Adventure [Client(s)] Dorrie [Quest Description]

Output: The player must visit Dorrie while playing as Yoshi.

Mario Party Advance - Super Mario Wiki, the Mario encyclopedia


Input: [Quest Title] Blossom of My Heart [Quest Location] Petal House [Quest Type] Love [Client(s)] Petal Guy [Answer] Flutter [Quest Description]

Output: The player must deliver Petal Guy's poem of love to his secret crush.

Mario Party Advance - Super Mario Wiki, the Mario encyclopedia


Input: [Quest Title] Mustached Hero! [Quest Location] Spear Thicket [Quest Type] Duel [Client(s)] Spear Guy [Quest Description]

Output: The player must win the duel mini-game while playing as either Mario or Luigi.

Mario Party Advance - Super Mario Wiki, the Mario encyclopedia


Input: [Quest Title] Monkeynapping!? [Quest Location] Ukiki House [Quest Type] Mystery [Client(s)] Akiki [Answer] Loch Dorrie [Quest Description]

Output: The player must find out where the mayoral Ukiki has disappeared to.

Mario Party Advance - Super Mario Wiki, the Mario encyclopedia


Input: [STATE] Alabama [BILL] AL HB 524 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Determines that a parent’s disability is not a consideration for reporting child abuse or neglect.


Input: [STATE] Alabama [BILL] AL HB 604 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Establishes that individuals mandated to report child abuse under the mandatory child abuse reporting provisions shall directly report to a duly constituted authority.


Input: [STATE] Alabama [BILL] AL HB 676 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires all persons to report child abuse and neglect if the person has reasonable cause to suspect that a child is being abused or neglected.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA AB 1434, Chap. 519 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds employees of a public or private institution of higher education, as to child abuse or neglect occurring on that institution’s premises, to the list of individuals who are mandated reporters.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA AB 1435, Chap. 520 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds athletic coach, administrator, or director of a public or private organization to the list of individuals who are mandated reporters under the Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA AB 1438 [DISPOSITION] In Committee [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires any person who has knowledge of or observes a child whom he or she knows or reasonably suspects has been a victim of sexual abuse to report the known or suspected instance of sexual abuse to a peace officer. Determines that the failure to report an incident of known or reasonably suspected sexual abuse is punishable by imprisonment in a county jail or a fine or both.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA AB 1564 [DISPOSITION] In Committee [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Includes volunteers of public or private organizations whose duties require direct contact with and supervision of children in the list of individuals who are mandated reporters. The bill would also require employers to provide training in child abuse and neglect identification and reporting to their employees and volunteers who are mandated reporters. Requires the Franchise Tax Board to revoke the exemption of an organization if a person who is a mandated reporter has been found guilty of failure to report an incident of known or reasonably suspected child sexual abuse.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA AB 1628 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires any private entity conducting business in the state that has employees, members, agents, licensees, or representatives who are either mandated reporters or whose duties involve close interaction with children on a regular basis to designate an employee to receive complaints of suspected child abuse, and to implement an internal procedure for employees, members, agencies, licensees, or representatives of the private entity to report any incident of suspected child abuse to the designated employee. Specifies that the private entity is prohibited from sanctioning a person for making a report.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA AB 1713, Chap. 517 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Expands the list of mandated reporters of child sexual abuse to commercial film and photographic print or image processors, that includes any person who prepares or prints any representation of information, data, or an image, including, but not limited to, any film, photograph, negative, photocopy, videotape, computer software or computer-generated image.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA AB 1817, Chap. 521 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Expands the list of persons identified as mandated reporters of child abuse to include commercial computer technicians. Requires a report to be made when such individuals have knowledge of or observe a child being subject to or involved in an act of sexual conduct.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA SB 1137, Chap. 221 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires the electronic registration form filed by the operator of a heritage school to include an acknowledgment that the director of a heritage school and all employees will be mandated reporters under the Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA SB 1264, Chap. 518 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Includes in the list of individuals who are mandated reporters, under the Child Abuse Neglect and Reporting Act, any athletic coach, including an assistant coach or a graduate assistant involved in coaching at a public or private postsecondary institution. Increases the penalty for failure to report an incident to up to 12 months in a county jail, a fine of $5,000, or both. The bill would increase the penalty for a supervisor or administrator who impedes or inhibits an individual's reporting duties to not more than 12 months in a county jail, a fine of not more than $10,000, or both. The bill would also require that any mandated reporter convicted of willfully failing to report abuse or neglect, or any person who impedes or inhibits a report of abuse or neglect, in violation of reporting requirements, where that abuse or neglect results in death or great bodily injury, be guilty of a felony, punishable by a minimum of one year and a maximum of 5 years in state prison, by a fine of not more than $25,000, or by both.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA SB 1522, Chap. 666 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires a developmental center of residential care to persons with developmental disabilities to immediately report a death, a sexual assault, an assault with a deadly weapon or force likely to produce great bodily injury, or an injury to the genitals or a broken bone when the cause of injury is undetermined, to the local law enforcement agency regardless of whether the Office of Protective Services has investigated the facts and circumstances relating to the incident.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA SB 1551 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Amends existing state law to require any competent adult to report reasonable suspicion of child sexual abuse. Makes the failure to report child sexual abuse punishable by a range of fines and imprisonment based on the level of the failure.


Input: [STATE] Connecticut [BILL] CT HB 5217 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires that any person who is alleged to have knowingly made a false report of child abuse or neglect to be referred to the office of the Chief State's Attorney for purposes of a criminal investigation.


Input: [STATE] Connecticut [BILL] CT HB 5552 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Strengthens the penalties associated with an individual's failure to report suspected child abuse or neglect.


Input: [STATE] Connecticut [BILL] CT SB 193 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Expands the list of persons who are mandated reporters to include any coach or director of intramural, interscholastic or youth athletics, any coach or director of a private sports organization or team, any administrator, faculty, staff, athletic director, coach or trainer employed by a constituent unit of the state system of higher education or private institution of higher education, and any youth camp administrator. Requires criminal history records check for youth camp staff employees and volunteers.


Input: [STATE] Delaware [BILL] DE HB 243, Chap. 404 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Simplifies the mandatory report requirements for schools through ensuring that the most serious offenses, such as any sexual offense, shall be reported to law enforcement while giving schools discretion to handle minor offenses without mandatory reporting.


Input: [STATE] District of Columbia [BILL] DC B 647 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires the reporting of child sexual abuse to the Metropolitan Police Department, the 911 Emergency Call Center, or the Child and Family Services Agency. Requires without exception that any adult, with knowledge or reasonable cause to believe that a child is a victim of sexual abuse, make a report. Establishes criminal penalties for the failure to report.


Input: [STATE] Florida [BILL] FL HB 1355, Chapter 155 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Determines that any Florida College System institution, state university, or nonpublic college, university, or school whose administrators, faculty, or staff knowingly and willfully fail to report known or suspected child abuse, abandonment, or neglect committed on the property of the institution, university, college, or school, or who knowingly and willfully prevent another person from doing so shall be subject to fines of $1 million for each such failure. The bill would require anyone to report suspected child abuse or neglect to the Department of Children and Families (DCF) hotline and would require hotline operators to process all abuse complaints; any calls about abuse other than by caregivers will be forwarded by DCF officials to local authorities. Determines that DCF will promote public awareness of the central abuse hotline through community-based partner organizations and public service campaigns. Requires DCF to collect and analyze reports of child abuse and sexual abuse which are reported from or occurred on the campus of any Florida College System institution, state university, or nonpublic college, university, or school. Requires teachers in grades 1-12 to participate in continuing education training provided by the Department of Children and Family Services on identifying and reporting child abuse and neglect.


Input: [STATE] Georgia [BILL] GA HB 948 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Defines child service organization personnel, a mandated reporter of suspected child abuse, as a person employed by or volunteering at business or organization that provides care, treatment, education, training, supervision, coaching, counseling, recreational programs, or shelter to children.