Input: [Artist] Duke Ellington [Title] Mood Indigo [Label] MCA [Album]

Output: Duke Ellington meets Coleman Hawkins

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Input: [Configuration] Call base class [Variable] callBaseClass [What it does]

Output: If set the base class will be called first. It allows to test OnClick and OnLongClick behaviour.


Input: [Configuration] Handle touch events [Variable] handleOnTouchEvent [What it does]

Output: If set the rest of the method will be executed. It allows to test the behaviour as if you didn’t override, for this set the variable callBaseClass to true.


Input: [Configuration] True on ACTION_DOWN [Variable] returnValueOnActionDown [What it does]

Output: The returnvalue of the onTouchEvent method when ACTION_DOWN is received. This allows you to see what other actions you receive when setting this to true or false.


Input: [Configuration] True on ACTION_MOVE [Variable] returnValueOnActionMove [What it does]

Output: The returnvalue of the onTouchEvent method when ACTION_MOVE is received. This allows you to see what other actions you receive when setting this to true or false.


Input: [Configuration] True on ACTION_UP [Variable] returnValueOnActionUp [What it does]

Output: The returnvalue of the onTouchEvent method when ACTION_UP is received. This allows you to see what other actions you receive when setting this to true or false.


Input: [Configuration] True on onLongClick [Variable] returnValueOnLongClick [What it does]

Output: The value returned from the onLongClick method


Input: [Configuration] Pressure amplification [Variable] pressureAmplification [What it does]

Output: The diameter of the circles shown when putting your finger on the screen is influenced by the pressure with which you press on the screen. This variable allows to amplify this influence.


Input: [Parameter] org [Description]

Output: Organization UUID or organization name

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Input: [Parameter] app [Description]

Output: Application UUID or application name

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Input: [Parameter] connecting_collection [Description]

Output: Name or UUID of the collection of the connecting entity.

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Input: [Parameter] connecting_entity [Description]

Output: Name or UUID of the connecting entity. If the connecting entity is a 'user' entity, the 'username' should be used rather than the 'name'

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Input: [Parameter] relationship [Description]

Output: disconnectType of connection being disconnected from (e.g., likes)

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Input: [Parameter] connected_collection [Description]

Output: Name or UUID of the collection of the entity being disconencted from. This is not required if the entity being disconnected from is specified by its UUID.

Disconnecting entities | Apigee Product Documentation


Input: [Parameter] connected_entity [Description]

Output: Name or UUID of the entity being disconnected from. If no collection is specified in the request, the UUID must be used.

Disconnecting entities | Apigee Product Documentation


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

Output: ADJUSTA-FIT®

StormShield® 1680D IRIDIUM Turnouts in Turnout Blankets at Schneider Saddlery


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

Output: Yes

StormShield® 1680D IRIDIUM Turnouts in Turnout Blankets at Schneider Saddlery


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

Output: No

StormShield® 1680D IRIDIUM Turnouts in Turnout Blankets at Schneider Saddlery


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

Output: Yes

StormShield® 1680D IRIDIUM Turnouts in Turnout Blankets at Schneider Saddlery


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

Output: Yes

StormShield® 1680D IRIDIUM Turnouts in Turnout Blankets at Schneider Saddlery


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

Output: No

StormShield® 1680D IRIDIUM Turnouts in Turnout Blankets at Schneider Saddlery


Input: [Question] We learn about SLAVERY in social studies. [Answer]

Output: the practice of owning another person.


Input: [Question] Police RELEASED a picture of the man they were looking for. [Answer]

Output: made public


Input: [Question] My sister is a TEENAGER. [Answer]

Output: someone between the ages of 13 and 19 years old.


Input: [Question] He doesn't appreciate EXPENSIVE clothes. [Answer]

Output: value


Input: [Question] My mother is in the CHOIR. [Answer]

Output: group of singers


Input: [Question] He is a RELIGIOUS man. [Answer]

Output: having a strong belief about God.


Input: [Question] Her cousin is a BARBER. [Answer]

Output: a person who cuts hair.


Input: [Question] What would be another good title for this selection? [Answer]

Output: A MAGNIFICANT VOICE


Input: [Question] What does this sentence mean, "One of the ways black people fought against slavery was with the breath in their bodies."? [Answer]

Output: They expressed their feelings by singing.


Input: [Question] Why did slaves sing the blues? [Answer]

Output: I made them feel better.


Input: [Question] According to the selectioon how were Mahalia Jackson and Bessie Smith alike? [Answer]

Output: They both performed in Chicago.


Input: [Question] What is the MOST LIKELY reason the author wrote this selection? [Answer]

Output: to inform readers about the blues and about Mahalia Jackson.


Input: [Question] Which statement supports the selection's main idea? [Answer]

Output: "Even if she (Mahalia Jackson) didn't sing the blues, she learned a lot from listening to blues singers..."


Input: [Question] Which statement is an opinion? [Answer]

Output: "...the blues are like having the flu in your feelings."


Input: [Question] What could prove this statement of fact..." The roots of the blues go back to slavery"? [Answer]

Output: An encyclopedia


Input: [Question] Which statement tells what happened first? [Answer]

Output: The author went to Chicago with a church group.


Input: [Question] If the author had the chance to talk to Mahalia Jackson before she died, what do you think he might have said to her? [Answer]

Output: "You are the greatest singer I have ever heard. Thank you for sharing your beautiful gift with the world."


Input: [Question] The author uses a casual tone in the selection. What is a likely reason why he did this? [Answer]

Output: He is explaining something to his granddaughter or wants the reader to feel that he is talking to them.


Input: [Question] How are gospel and blues alike? [Answer]

Output: Both gospel and blues can make listeners feel strong feelings.


Input: [0] Case [1] Author [2] Purpose [3] Examples of projects [5] Observation [4]

Output: Findings

Do Microcredit Programs Alleviate Poverty and Foster Environmentally Sustainable Development? A Review of African Case Studies


Input: [0] Rwanda’s Eastern Province, Kigali city Northern Provinces and Huye District in the Southern Province. [1] Rwanda Red Cross ( 2009) [2] Reduce in land degradation and the development of less destructive farming practices [3] Preparing agro-forestry ; forestry nurseries for cooperatives; distribution of proper tools, seeds and fertilizers [5] The study showed that for sustainability to be achieved stock holders need to participate in the planning and implementation process. [4]

Output: Improved agricultural production; improved household nutrition ; small shops and stock available in the community

Do Microcredit Programs Alleviate Poverty and Foster Environmentally Sustainable Development? A Review of African Case Studies


Input: [0] Machakos District of Kenya [1] Duran , International Federation of Red Cross (2001) [2] To tackle the impact of drought and famine before problems developed [3] Farming drought-resistant crops, education on storing and developing seed banks on a community level, development of small-scale water systems [5] The case study identified that 50 percent of the district were absolute poor and could not afford to meet basic minimum food requirements. [4]

Output: Microcredit helped to mobilize the community and support the local initiatives

Do Microcredit Programs Alleviate Poverty and Foster Environmentally Sustainable Development? A Review of African Case Studies


Input: [0] Tanzania [1] International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) , 2002 [2] Eradicate rural poverty [3] Mobilize savings and disbursed as credits to poor women and the poor [5] The study was not conducted to show how micro credit empowered the poor women [4]

Output: Microcredits resulted food security and empowerment of women as users

Do Microcredit Programs Alleviate Poverty and Foster Environmentally Sustainable Development? A Review of African Case Studies


Input: [0] Gambia [1] IFAD (2002) [2] An increase in rice growing in different villages [3] Rice growing [5] The case study failed to demonstrate if the poor benefited from an Increase in rice production and did not ascertain the impact on resource utilization on the clients. [4]

Output: Microcredits contributed to a rapid increase of rice growers with the increase in different villages ranging from 50% to 200%

Do Microcredit Programs Alleviate Poverty and Foster Environmentally Sustainable Development? A Review of African Case Studies


Input: [0] Nigeria [1] IFAD (2002) [2] To increase the production of Cassava [3] The cassava Multiplication Program [5] The case study might have contribute both backwards and forward linkages. But it has failed to show the beneficiaries of the increase in cassava production. In addition, an analysis of the impact of fertilizers on the environmental degradation was not attempted. [4]

Output: Cassava production in the country increased from 14 million tons in 1987 to over 30 million tons in 1998, as a result Nigeria became the world’s largest producer of cassava

Do Microcredit Programs Alleviate Poverty and Foster Environmentally Sustainable Development? A Review of African Case Studies


Input: [0] Mozambique [1] IFAD (2002) [2] Increase food security of fishermen and their families [3] Microcredits for fishing inputs and credit [5] The fish project in Mozambique seems to be focused on mostly on those whose income is above the poverty line. [4]

Output: Microcredits improved the level of income, employment and food security of fishermen and families

Do Microcredit Programs Alleviate Poverty and Foster Environmentally Sustainable Development? A Review of African Case Studies


Input: [0] Adama , Oromiya Regional state and Sodo , State of Southern nations…, Ethiopia [1] Doocy etal (2005) [2] To assess the outcome of an micro finance program on the livelihoods of poor population [3] The indicators used to assess the socioeconomic status of the respondents in the sample were: 1)Monthly households income 2)per capita monthly household income 3) household assets and livestock value 4)household asset 5) livestock index score 6) household diet 7)child nutrition status 8) food aid receipt [5] 1) The Adama and Sodo case studies were well-designed and very instructive. As admitted by the researchers since the case studies are based on cross-sectional design , the researchers seem to have difficulty to ascertain whether the clients in the two regions have ever moved toward sustainability or away from it. 2) The case studies did not attempt to demonstrate if the participants were / or not pursuing environmentally-friendly approaches in their productive activities. [4]

Output: As a result of the WIDOM micro credit: 1) the majority reported that their assets the market value of the participants increased. 2)No significant correlations was observed between length of program participation 3) No association was ascertained between participation in the microcredit program and monthly household income.

Do Microcredit Programs Alleviate Poverty and Foster Environmentally Sustainable Development? A Review of African Case Studies


Input: [0] Atsbi-wemberta, Tigray Regional State [1] Sonja Vilei and Nick Chisholm February –March 2002 [2] To assess the impact of formal and informal credit on households [3] 65 male headed and 32 female-headed households whose age ranged from 18-65. . The survey covered about respondents’ assets, livelihoods, size and use of credit. [5] The study identified the participants in the study based on household asset s indicator. The study indicates that formal credits were used for the purchase of oxen, cows,, cereal trade , basket making and home-made beer. However, since the study was conducted in about six months, it failed to address the environmental impact of the various activities on the region. [4]

Output: The results of a survey in 97 households and 5 group discussions showed that the interviewed households perceived that having access to credit had positive impact. It contributed to enhancing the self-esteem of the beneficiaries to be less dependent on food aid.

Do Microcredit Programs Alleviate Poverty and Foster Environmentally Sustainable Development? A Review of African Case Studies


Input: [Answer] abandonment [Question]

Output: Desertion; refusal to treat a patient without notice


Input: [Answer] apexification [Question]

Output: the treatment of the apex of the root canal in a tooth that is necrotic


Input: [Answer] apexogenesis [Question]

Output: pulpotomy of permanent tooth whereby pulp vitality is maintained, allowing time for the root end to develop and close


Input: [Answer] apical periodontitis [Question]

Output: pulpal inflammation that extends into the periapical tissues


Input: [Answer] apicoectomy [Question]

Output: removal of the apex of the tooth and infection surrounding the area


Input: [Answer] black line stain [Question]

Output: formation of a thin black to dark brown line slightly above the gingival and following the contour of the gingival margin; found primarily in women and often in cases of excellent oral hygiene


Input: [Answer] bone grafting [Question]

Output: moving tissue from one area to another; adding bone or a bone substitute to fill areas


Input: [Answer] bone resorption [Question]

Output: bone loss caused during periodontal disease (may be vertical or horizontal)


Input: [Answer] bruxism [Question]

Output: teeth grinding


Input: [Answer] calculus [Question]

Output: hard, calcified deposit of meneralized plaque that forms on teeth, restorations, and dental appliances; also known as tartar


Input: [Answer] cellulitis [Question]

Output: swelling and discomfort of facial tissues caused by an abscess


Input: [Answer] chalk [Question]

Output: a mild abrasive used in some prophylactic pastes; also known as whiting


Input: [Answer] chelating [Question]

Output: a process by which an agent encloses or grasps a toxic substance and makes it nontoxic


Input: [Answer] clinical crown [Question]

Output: exposed coronal portion of the crowns


Input: [Answer] coronal polish [Question]

Output: procedure whereby coronal surfaces of the teeth are polished with rubber cups, brushes, an abrasive, polishers, and dental tape


Input: [Answer] dental fluorosis [Question]

Output: a condition caused by an excess intake of fluorides during tooth development; enamel surface appears mottled and stained but is caries free


Input: [Answer] extipate [Question]

Output: to remove pulpal contents


Input: [Answer] extrinsic stains [Question]

Output: discolorations on the outside of the tooth structure that can be removed by scaling and polishing


Input: [Answer] exudate [Question]

Output: pus


Input: [Answer] fistula [Question]

Output: a tub-like passage from an abscess to the external surface; used to drain the abscess


Input: [Answer] Fluoride Prophylaxis Pastes [Question]

Output: commercially prepared pastes with the addition of fluoride


Input: [Answer] frenectomy [Question]

Output: complete surgical removal of the frenum, including the attachment to the underlying bone


Input: [Answer] gingival grafting [Question]

Output: procedure in which tissue is taken from one site and placed on another


Input: [Answer] gingivectomy [Question]

Output: surgical removal of diseased gingival tissue


Input: [Answer] gingivoplasty [Question]

Output: reshaping of the gingival tissue to remove such deformities as clefts, craters, and enlargements; performed only to recontour the gingiva


Input: [Answer] green stain [Question]

Output: discoloration most often found in children; found on the facial surface of the maxillary anterior teeth at the cervical third, containing chromogenic bacteria and fungi; varies from light to dark green or yellowish-green


Input: [Answer] guided tissue regeneration [Question]

Output: a technique that uses barrier membrane to maintain a space between the gingival flap and the root surface of the tooth in order for tissues to regenerate in a periodontal defect


Input: [Answer] hard deposits [Question]

Output: hard, calcified deposits (mineralized plaque) firmly attached teeth, restorations, and dental appliances; also called calculus or tartar


Input: [Answer] humectant [Question]

Output: material or substance that retains moisture


Input: [Answer] intrinsic [Question]

Output: discolorations, usually permanent, inside the tooth structure


Input: [Answer] irreversible pulpitis [Question]

Output: inflammation of the pulpal tissue to the point where it cannot recover; treatment includes root canal or extraction


Input: [Answer] laser [Question]

Output: a medical device that generates a precise beam of concentrated light energy


Input: [Answer] materia alba [Question]

Output: soft, bulky, cottage-cheese-like mass of food debris and bacterial growth that collects in grooves and spaces on teeth, gingiva, and appliance; provides the source for plaque development


Input: [Answer] non-vital pulp [Question]

Output: the pulp of the tooth that does not respond to sensory stimuli


Input: [Answer] occlusal equilibration [Question]

Output: process of alleviating areas with an excessive force


Input: [Answer] pellicle [Question]

Output: thin, clear film of insoluble proteins, fats and other materials from saliva that forms within minutes of removal; may protect enamel or provide breeding ground for plaque and calculus


Input: [Answer] periodontal flap surgery [Question]

Output: surgical separation of the gingiva from the underlying tissue


Input: [Answer] pulpal necrosis [Question]

Output: death of pulpal cells; often results from irreversible pulpitis


Input: [Answer] pulpectomy [Question]

Output: non-vital pulp therapy involving tooth extraction and complete removal of the pulp


Input: [Answer] pulpotomy [Question]

Output: removal of pulp exclusively in the coronal portion of the tooth


Input: [Answer] recession [Question]

Output: movement of gingival tissue away from the tooth


Input: [Answer] reversible pulpitis [Question]

Output: inflammation of the pulp caused by an irritant; when irritant is removed, the pulp heals


Input: [Answer] scaling [Question]

Output: technique to remove plaque, calculus, and stains from the surfaces of the teeth


Input: [Answer] tooth mobility [Question]

Output: movement of the tooth within the socket


Input: [Answer] vertical bone resorption [Question]

Output: receding of the alveolar bone vertically on individual teeth and the interproximal surface


Input: [Answer] vital pulp [Question]

Output: term used to describe healthy pulp


Input: [Answer] yellow stains [Question]

Output: discolorations of the teeth usually associated with poor oral hygiene and plaque; dull yellow to light brownish


Input: [Item] File [Description]

Output: Click this radio button to print the file currently selected in the Project view, or open in the editor.


Input: [Item] Selected text [Description]

Output: Click this radio button to print the text selected in the editor.


Input: [Item] All files in the directory [Description]

Output: Click this radio button to print all files in the current directory.


Input: [Item] Include subdirectories [Description]

Output: Select this check box to print the files in the subdirectories of the current directory.


Input: [Item] Output directory [Description]

Output: Specify fully qualified path to the directory, where the resulting HTML file will be stored.


Input: [Item] Show line numbers [Description]

Output: Select this check box to include line numbers in the resulting HTML file.


Input: [Item] Generate hyperlinks to classes [Description]

Output: Select this check box to replace class names with the hyperlinks to the respective classes.


Input: [Item] Open generated HTML in browser [Description]

Output: Select this check box to show HTML file in the default browser after export.


Input: [0] Article Type [Popular Magazines] Brief, nontechnical, current events, news; quick facts; short interviews, brief book reviews, ads [Trade Publications] Product reviews; industry statistics; new publications; patents

Output: In-depth research articles, often peer-reviewed; usually includes an abstract; may be brief news of developments in the field or recent research, academic book reviews

Identify Scholarly Journals - UMUC Library


Input: [0] Purpose [Popular Magazines] To provide general information to, entertain, or persuade the general public [Trade Publications] To provide news or information to practitioners in an industry or trade

Output: To provide information about, report, or present original research or experiments

Identify Scholarly Journals - UMUC Library


Input: [0] Authors [Popular Magazines] Not always identified; staff writers [Trade Publications] Not always identified; staff writers, practitioners in the trade

Output: Clearly defined; experts with significant knowledge in the subject area, scholars, and researchers

Identify Scholarly Journals - UMUC Library


Input: [0] Audience [Popular Magazines] General [Trade Publications] Intended for those with an interest in a specific industry or trade

Output: Professors, researchers, and students, members of association; other professionals in the field

Identify Scholarly Journals - UMUC Library


Input: [0] Publisher [Popular Magazines] Typically commercial [Trade Publications] Typically commercial

Output: Typically a university or professional association

Identify Scholarly Journals - UMUC Library


Input: [0] Writing Style [Popular Magazines] Informal; language is easy to understand [Trade Publications] Informal; may use technical or specialized language

Output: Formal or semiformal; scholarly language; may use technical or specialized language

Identify Scholarly Journals - UMUC Library


Input: [0] Documentation [Popular Magazines] None [Trade Publications] Suggested resources for more information, sometimes a brief bibliography

Output: Footnotes or endnotes; bibliography; suggested resources for more information

Identify Scholarly Journals - UMUC Library


Input: [0] Illustrations/ Graphics [Popular Magazines] Often includes glossy photographs, ads, images [Trade Publications] May include black & white or color images, graphs, or charts

Output: May include tables, graphs, charts, or equations to support the research

Identify Scholarly Journals - UMUC Library


Input: [0] Examples [Popular Magazines] Time, Newsweek, Business Week, Psychology Today, PC World, Washington Post [Trade Publications] Association Management, People Management, Federal Computer Week, Food Technology, Workforce

Output: Sloan Management Review, Journal of Clinical Child Psychology, Journal of Computer Information Systems, Journal of American History

Identify Scholarly Journals - UMUC Library


Input: [Description] If your product has a sign-up/monthly fee, and the customer's sign-up payment fails because the payment method isn't valid, the customer is not officially subscribed to your product. This can be verified with VerifyProductSubscriptionByTokens (for desktop products) or VerifyProductSubscriptionByPid (for hosted products), which returns a value of "false". The customer can't use the product, even if you've activated the customer. We recommend your product poll the customer's subscription status after activating the customer. If the status is still "false" 15 minutes after activation, then the product should display a special message when the customer tries to use the product the first time. The message should tell the customer to: Cancel the subscription by going to the Application Billing page (at http://www.amazon.com/dp-applications). Update the payment method (also at the Application Billing page). Resubscribe to the product with the valid payment method (by clicking the purchase URL). [Issue]

Output: Failure of Sign-Up Payment

Release: Amazon DevPay on 2009-12-09 : Release Notes : Amazon Web Services


Input: [Description] The License Service WSDL (at https://ls.amazonaws.com/doc/2008-04-28/AmazonLS.wsdl) incorrectly lists a child element called RequestId in the ErrorResponse element. The correct name of the element is RequestID (with a capital D). Our plan is to update the WSDL to match what the service actually returns (RequestID). [Issue]

Output: Error in WSDL

Release: Amazon DevPay on 2009-12-09 : Release Notes : Amazon Web Services


Input: [Description] You can build an application that monetizes Amazon EC2 or Amazon Simple Storage Service, but not both. [Issue]

Output: Limitation on AWS services used

Release: Amazon DevPay on 2009-12-09 : Release Notes : Amazon Web Services


Input: [Description] Requests to the License Service are throttled as necessary. They are throttled per developer instead of per DevPay product. Therefore, if you have multiple DevPay products, the sum of the requests from all your DevPay products is used to determine whether your requests need to be throttled. [Issue]

Output: Throttling of License Service requests per developer

Release: Amazon DevPay on 2009-12-09 : Release Notes : Amazon Web Services


Input: [Description] If you visit your DevPay Activity page on the first of the month, your revenue statement for the previous month might not yet be available. We instead recommend that you view the page after you've received the e-mail from AWS that indicates the revenue statement is available. Also, the page might display zeros for all the values because the page has not yet been updated with the information for the first day of the month. If this happens, we recommend that you return to the page on the second day of the month. [Issue]

Output: Information not available on the first of the month

Release: Amazon DevPay on 2009-12-09 : Release Notes : Amazon Web Services


Input: [Description] When you withdraw money from your Amazon Payments account, the withdrawal amount must be at least $10.00. [Issue]

Output: Withdrawal limit

Release: Amazon DevPay on 2009-12-09 : Release Notes : Amazon Web Services


Input: [Term] Administrator [Definition]

Output: The party(ies) appointed by the Supreme Court to deal with the Estate of the deceased when he or she died intestate.


Input: [Term] Authorisation to Close Accounts [Definition]

Output: An ANZ form signed by all the Executor(s)/Administrator(s)/Next of Kin authorising us to close the deceased's savings and transaction account(s). For more information please view the Authorisation to Close Accounts Form (PDF 264kB).


Input: [Term] Beneficiary [Definition]

Output: A person or entity who shares in the proceeds from a deceased person's Estate.


Input: [Term] Certified Copy [Definition]

Output: A document which has been certified as a true copy of the original. For more information about who is authorised to certify documents please view the Identification by Certified Copy for Individuals Form (PDF 80kB).


Input: [Term] Customer Identification Process (CIP) [Definition]

Output: All individuals or entities seeking banking services from ANZ need to verify their identity through the Customer Identification Process. Identification documents used to verify an individual's identify may include passports, birth certificates, driver's licence, utilities bills, Medicare cards etc. ANZ's CIP is our process of verifying the identity of the Executor(s)/Administrator(s)/Next of Kin prior to releasing the Estate funds, and can be completed in person at an ANZ branch with the appropriate identification documents (view the Identification by Certified Copy for Individuals Form (PDF 80kB)). This is necessary in order to comply with Commonwealth law, and enables the Executor/Claimant to be a signatory to the deceased's account. If you are already an ANZ customer, then you may have already completed ANZ's CIP and may not need to complete it again.


Input: [Term] Coroner's Report [Definition]

Output: A report that is produced as a result of an official inquest on the cause of death.


Input: [Term] Death Certificate [Definition]

Output: A certificate issued by the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, giving the date, place and cause of death along with other relevant information.


Input: [Term] Deceased Estate [Definition]

Output: The property and assets belonging to a person who has passed away.


Input: [Term] 'Estate of' account [Definition]

Output: An account that is opened to receive a deposit of funds owing to a deceased person's Estate after the date of death, for example; the bond from a nursing home. To open an 'Estate of' account, you will be required to provide a Tax File Number (TFN). Please contact the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) for advice on how to apply for a TFN for the Estate.


Input: [Term] Executor(s) [Definition]

Output: Party(s) appointed by the deceased in the Will, whose responsibility it is to carry out the deceased's wishes as expressed in the Will.


Input: [Term] Grant of Probate [Definition]

Output: A Grant of Probate is a legal document issued by the Supreme Court with the Court's seal which confirms that the Will attached is the last Will of the deceased, it grants the appointed Executor(s) authority to act on behalf of the Estate.


Input: [Term] Deceased Estate Indemnity [Definition]

Output: An ANZ form signed by the Executor/Administrator/Next of Kin indemnifying the bank of any liability in relation to the release and distribution of the deceased Estate assets. For more information please view the ANZ Deceased Estate Indemnity Form (PDF 148kB)


Input: [Term] Intestate [Definition]

Output: The deceased dies without leaving a valid Will.


Input: [Term] Letters of Administration [Definition]

Output: A document granted by the Supreme Court that appoints a party to administer the Estate, in the instance that the deceased did not leave a valid Will.


Input: [Term] Medical death certificate [Definition]

Output: A certificate issued by the attending physician, giving the cause of death.


Input: [Term] Next of Kin [Definition]

Output: The closest living relative of the deceased.


Input: [Term] Signatory [Definition]

Output: Party(ies) authorised to sign on an account on behalf of a deceased Estate, such as an Executor or administrator.


Input: [Term] Solicitor/Lawyer [Definition]

Output: A Solicitor/Lawyer can assist you in the administration of the deceased Estate.


Input: [Term] Testate [Definition]

Output: The deceased died leaving a valid Will.


Input: [Term] Will [Definition]

Output: A legal document outlining the deceased's directions for the distribution of the Estate and appointing a party(ies) to carry out those wishes.


Input: [I am Seeking a] Needs Test [For] Chemistry [Long Term] View her chemistry results [Man]

Output: View her relationship needs

TiredofTemp math, alternative, energy, astronomy, tree, hugging


Input: [I am Seeking a] Do you drink? [For] Do you want children? [Long Term] Does not want children [Man]

Output: No

TiredofTemp math, alternative, energy, astronomy, tree, hugging


Input: [I am Seeking a] Marital Status [For] Do you do drugs? [Long Term] Socially [Man]

Output: Divorced

TiredofTemp math, alternative, energy, astronomy, tree, hugging


Input: [I am Seeking a] Hair Color [For] Eye Color [Long Term] Blue [Man]

Output: Brown

TiredofTemp math, alternative, energy, astronomy, tree, hugging


Input: [I am Seeking a] Do you have a car? [For] Do you have children? [Long Term] All my kids are over 18 [Man]

Output: Yes

TiredofTemp math, alternative, energy, astronomy, tree, hugging


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

Output: Over 10 years

TiredofTemp math, alternative, energy, astronomy, tree, hugging


Input: [I am Seeking a] Pets [For] Second Language [Long Term] Spanish [Man]

Output: No Pets

TiredofTemp math, alternative, energy, astronomy, tree, hugging


Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] Interaction is important. I want feedback on my genealogy blog. I want to know if I’m right or wrong with the information. I want a debate of the information to get to the truth. Most importantly, I want to hear from friends and relatives who may know the truth, whom I haven’t met yet. The greatest resource a family history researcher can find is another family member also researching the family tree. [Feature]

Output: Comments

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] You can post only information about your family’s history, or combine it with educational and informational article on how you research, adventures in research, and various genealogy information and resources. After discussion with family members, we agreed that a combination of family, news, and education would give our blog more value to everyone and hopefully spark enthusiasm in others. [Feature]

Output: Static Family Tree Information, and/or Informational And Educational Content

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] Feeds are now necessary for monitoring activity on a blog. Feeds are required to help fellow family researchers monitor our discoveries and articles. [Feature]

Output: Feeds

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] We have many recorded interviews with now-deceased ancestors, as well as recordings of stories of childhood memories, interviews with each other, and more. Many of these will be turned into podcasts. I don’t know the file sizes of what the family has, so I’ll guess that I need at least 250 MB storage space for these, though I might be underestimating this. [Feature]

Output: Podcasts

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] Like audio recordings, we have video of our family history we’d like to share. I’m just not sure how much storage space will be needed for both audio and video, now and in the future. The general rule of thumb for moderate resolution video files is one megabyte per one minute of video. Our current estimate is 500 megabytes, which might be high but gives us room to grow. [Feature]

Output: Video

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] Tables are for displaying data, and we will have some data specific information. Building tables in many blogging programs means hand coding, so familiarity with HTML table tag codes is usually required. [Feature]

Output: Tables

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] We will not use a lot of gimmicky genealogy graphic images like many genealogy sites do. I like my blogs to be clean, allowing the photographs and writing to be the focal points. I also hate distractions on web pages. So I estimate at most 100K in storage space for clip art graphics, if other members of our team want them. [Feature]

Output: Graphics

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] We will be hosting a lot of photographs. Typically, I keep photographic images at 50K or below, but with a genealogy blog, some photograph file sizes will be larger for maximum viewing resolution. I estimate photography file storage space on the server to be 500 megabytes with plenty of room to grow. [Feature]

Output: Photographic Images

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] A thumbnail and full size image link is a technique of having two copies of an image linked together. The first smaller size is shown on the blog post, wrapped in a link that, when clicked, takes the visitor to a larger perspective of the image, usually a higher resolution for viewing of photographic details. A thumbnail image ranges from 3K to 30K depending upon the size, and the full size image could easily be 100K – 300K. If we have one hundred 300K full size photographic images with their accompanying thumbnails, that’s 30 megabytes. So I should probably add another 500 megabytes of file storage to increase photo storage space to 1 gig just to make sure I have plenty of room. [Feature]

Output: Thumbnail And Full Size Image Links

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] There will be a lot of scanned documents on the blog. These will most likely be used as thumbnail-to-larger-image links, creating two copies of each image, small and large. Scanned documents at the large, viewable and readable size, will probably be fairly large, possibly 150K – 350K, though I doubt few will be larger. I think the 1-2 gig range for all photography and scanned document images is a good estimate for file storage space. Don’t forget about the techniques and technology of scanning such documents and photographs for displaying within the blog. A good quality scanner, scanning software, photo editing software, and possibly Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software may be required to support such documentation on the blog. The programs which come with most scanners are inadequate to do this well, so anticipate buying additional software. This equipment and software should figure into your blog’s budget as part of the cost of the blog. [Feature]

Output: Scanned Documents

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] A genealogy blog is connects family and other genealogy researchers together. We will have a lot of resource link lists to incorporate. If the blog platform offers easy blogrolls and link lists, all the better. [Feature]

Output: Blogroll/Link Lists

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Input: [Required?] Maybe [Notes] Some big family genealogy sites feature forums where family members can discuss their research and findings. At this point, I will not be incorporating a forum into our family history blog, though I might discuss it in this series. I want the ability to add this in the future, so I will need to choose a blogging platform that will easily integrate with a forum, and a host with optional forum services and capabilities. [Feature]

Output: Forums

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Input: [Required?] Doubtful [Notes] A wiki is a contribution document, much like the Wikipedia, free online encyclopedia. Some family history blogs use these as a platform for building information up about family members, creating a family encyclopedia. We probably won’t need one, but I want to keep my options open, so again, I need a blogging platform that will allow incorporation of a wiki and a host with wiki capabilities. [Feature]

Output: Wiki

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Input: [Required?] No [Notes] If I were retired and doing this full time, I might want to make live chats for our family history blog available. My current lifestyle doesn’t work with live chats. Yours might. If it does, make sure this option is available through your web host. [Feature]

Output: Live Chats

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] Like feeds, email subscription notifications to the blog are another way of monitoring a blog. I want to go farther with these and have category-specific email subscriptions, as someone researching the Knapp family would probably not want information on the Anderson family. I need to do research on how to make this work. I need to ensure email services are available from the web host. [Feature]

Output: Email Subscriptions

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Input: [Required?] Maybe [Notes] Some genealogy blogs feature frequent newsletters sent by email to catch people up on the latest family or research news. I think feeds and email subscription notifications are replacing emailed newsletters, but I want this option open in case someone in the family would like to take on this project. The process of newsletter subscription, mailing list maintenance, and emailing is often a feature included in some hosting services. There are other off-site services available, free and paid, worth investigating when the time comes. [Feature]

Output: Newsletter Registration

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] Most blogs’ search capabilities are limited to post content and not static pages. Because our family history blog will include static pages and non-integrated web pages, tools, and utilities, a Google or Yahoo site search will be added to maximize site search capabilities. [Feature]

Output: Replace The Built-In Search Function

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Input: [Required?] No [Notes] Many genealogy blogs have a small public access area and then a user registration area for access to private or restricted information. Some simply require approved registration, others require a fee. As things stand now, I do not want to restrict access to any family history information. [Feature]

Output: Site Registration

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] A static page has two meanings when it comes to WordPress. A static page is any page that may look like your blog web page design pages, but isn’t incorporated into the PHP coding structure. It just has the look but is actually a separate, stand alone web page. In WordPress, a Page is a pseudo-static page. It stands alone as it is not part of the chronological flow of the blog, but it is not a physically separate web page. It is generated by the program. I will need both. Any blog needs Pages like “About”, “Contact”, and so on. A genealogy blog takes advantage of genealogy software to produce web pages of content, data, and information. While some of these can be cleaned up and inserted into a WordPress Page, some cannot and will have to become static and separate pages. Because I want a uniform look for the entire site, I will need to understand how WordPress Themes and web design works to clean these up for inclusion and integration. Static web pages also take up space on the hosting server as they are static HTML/XHTML pages. I’m not sure how many the genealogy blog will require, maybe 5-20. Look for an average of 10 static web pages at an estimated 60K each (with images) is 600K to add to the total file storage requirements. [Feature]

Output: Static Pages

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] There is a lot of information on the web about my ancestors. I don’t want to be redundant, so when we can, we will link to these. There are also many services which allow free and paid sharing of family history information and family trees, and we may take advantage of these and create links to them. I want our direct family information to stay on our site as much as possible without repeating the work of others, so creating strong link relationships between our content and off-site content will be tricky. A policy needs to be established for the blog on what goes where and how to link to content off-site. My biggest concern is showcasing family tree information off-site and encouraging a visitor to leave the site and not find their way back. [Feature]

Output: Strong Inter-Linking And Relationships With Outside Resources And Content

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] As discussed under Pages, there will be non-blog format web pages that need integration within the blog to maintain a consistent look and feel. This technique requires some familiarity with web page design and blog codes, though eventually a template can be made up so that it is just a copy and paste and upload task. [Feature]

Output: Integration Of Non-Blog Format Web Pages

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] There are several genealogy tools and utilities that may help display information about our family and family tree that work outside of the blog but on-site. Finding a method of incorporating these into the look and feel of the site will take some technical expertise, though they are becoming much easier to use. The issue of such incorporation as related to researching a blog hosting service and costs is to understand what the programs requirements in order to work on your blog’s site. They will take up server storage space. Estimate 50K to 10 MEGs of storage space to install and then an additional 1-20 megabytes of storage space to accommodate your family information. At a minimum, these programs may require MySQL database, PHP, Apache, FTP access, CGI, and/or Pearl. Research these first to make sure the web host you choose has the options these tools require before investing in a host. [Feature]

Output: Integration Of Non-Wordpress Tools And Utilities

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] Name lists are the list of names within the family tree. These will be hosted on a static or pseudo-static Page. They can be generated by genealogy software or manually. Right now, I anticipate the name lists to be created somewhat manually as the links in the names should be to on-site searches, which are unique to each blog’s search link codes. If there is an easier way to encode name lists in links for displaying on a web page, I’d love to find it. More research needed. [Feature]

Output: Name Lists

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] Do we need a lawyer? Maybe. Privacy and permission issues need to be clearly and publicly addressed on your blog. These are legal issues and are required by some countries and communities. There are many templates available to follow, but if you are serious about your genealogy blog’s rules and regulations pertaining to privacy, permissions, hold harmless, and other protections from publishing harm, you might want to run these by your lawyer, or one expert in these issues. [Feature]

Output: Privacy and Permission Statements

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] I have several family members who want to help with this project. At issue is at what level they are willing to help and contribute. Some may email me their stories and research and I will post them on the blog. Others will want to post their own. Others might be techno-savvy enough to help dig into the code and process to help make things work. An easy-to-access and use blogging platform is critical. I need to learn about how the permissions and authorities levels work within my blogging platform, and ensure that the web hosting service I choose has email services such as email accounts and email forwarding for use by these contributors. I will also need to write up rules and regulations about such participation. [Feature]

Output: Multiple Users And Contributors

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] Like having multiple users and contributors, we may have multiple administrators and editors. Different from contributors, these are the decision makers. I need to understand how permission and authority levels work on the web host and blogging platform, and write up agreements and guidelines so we understand who makes what decisions, who can overturn them, how decisions are made, as well as clearly decide upon the “voice and style” of the blog to maintain a form of consistency. [Feature]

Output: Multiple Administrators And Editors

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Input: [Required?] Maybe [Notes] Several family members have written books about our family history. We might want to offer these for sale if there is an interest. Having the option to include a shopping cart with a web host is nice to have, just in case. We might also want to sell copies of family photographs and other items to cover reproduction and mailing costs, so this is something to think about when choosing a host. Adding an online shopping cart also increases file sizes, so make sure to add at least 50 MB or more to the storage space. [Feature]

Output: Commerce/Shops

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Input: [Required?] Maybe [Notes] Auto-Responders work two ways. One is to respond to an email with an automated reply, much as you might use on your email when going out of town for a week or two. The others is to create an email link that would respond with information. For instance, if I had a research article series to help you research your family, after publishing it on my blog, I could package up the whole thing in text form and store it in the auto-responder. I’d make a link to the email address to that auto-responder saying, “If you would like to read this article series in its entirely, you can request it by email”. Click, enter your return email, hit send, and the article is emailed back to the requester. There are a variety of ways to use auto-responders, so consider this feature when choosing a web host. [Feature]

Output: Auto-Responders

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Input: [Required?] Maybe [Notes] Sub-domains are like websites within websites. This blog is actually a sub-domain of WordPress.com as lorelle.wordpress.com. You could have sub-domains for different family members such as smith.myfamilyhistoryblog.com or anderson.myfamilyhistoryblog.com. If you are running a huge genealogy site, then this is an option. [Feature]

Output: Sub-Domains

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] Part of choosing a web host is determining how much traffic and bandwidth your genealogy blog will require. The two are interconnected. Each visitor automatically downloads the viewed web page content and design elements, which uses bandwidth. Each file downloaded adds to your bandwidth. A website with a lot of graphics and photographs will use up more bandwidth than one without. The number of visitors to your blog is your web traffic, and the more visitors visiting, and the more photographs they are viewing, the larger the bandwidth requirement. Add to this number files you might want to be specifically downloaded, such as GEDCOM files, then more bandwidth is necessary. In the simplest of terms. Honestly, I don’t expect many visitors. After all, how many people are really interested in the Elwell family? Knapp family? Andersons or Wests? Not thousands every month. So I expect that actual traffic levels to be between 50-500 visitors a month. At the maximum, if an average page on the genealogy blog totals to 300K in bandwidth (with a bunch of photographs) for 500 visitors, that would be 15 megabytes of bandwidth per month. Most web hosts offer 250 megabytes to 2 gigs as their smallest package, so that would be plenty. Remember, if your web traffic level is exceeded, you will be charged. So allow for plenty of leeway. [Feature]

Output: Web Traffic and Bandwidth

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] Citations will be used. The issue is how. A uniform method needs to be developed on how to cite, what the citation looks like, and how to link to cites, and whether the citations link to footnotes or separate source pages. Web page design expertise will be needed. [Feature]

Output: Citations

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] Footnotes will be used throughout the site. I need to find a way of making the process of footnoting as simple and easy as possible for the non-technical users. The look of the footnotes also has to be incorporated into the web page design. [Feature]

Output: Footnotes

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] Credits also need to be formatted and a consistent style developed. Policies on how, when, and where to credit also need to be developed and published as part of the blog’s guidelines. [Feature]

Output: Credits

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Notes] Captions will be used frequently with photographs and scanned documents. They need a uniform look and they need to be very easy to use. The information in the captions may include citations, credits, and footnote links, so a variety of coding elements will have to be taken into consideration in developing and styling captions. [Feature]

Output: Captions

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Input: [Pos] 1B [What it Means] First Base [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only first basemen

Yahoo Public 81387 - Shweaty Balls | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] 2B [What it Means] Second Base [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only second basemen

Yahoo Public 81387 - Shweaty Balls | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] 3B [What it Means] Third Base [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only third basemen

Yahoo Public 81387 - Shweaty Balls | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] SS [What it Means] Shortstop [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only Shortstops

Yahoo Public 81387 - Shweaty Balls | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] C [What it Means] Catcher [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only catchers

Yahoo Public 81387 - Shweaty Balls | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] CI [What it Means] Corner Infield [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any first or third baseman

Yahoo Public 81387 - Shweaty Balls | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] MI [What it Means] Middle Infield [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any second baseman or shortstop

Yahoo Public 81387 - Shweaty Balls | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] IF [What it Means] Infield [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any infielder

Yahoo Public 81387 - Shweaty Balls | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] LF [What it Means] Left Field [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only left fielders

Yahoo Public 81387 - Shweaty Balls | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] CF [What it Means] Center Field [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only center fielders

Yahoo Public 81387 - Shweaty Balls | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] RF [What it Means] Right Field [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only right fielders

Yahoo Public 81387 - Shweaty Balls | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] OF [What it Means] Outfield [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any left, center or right fielder

Yahoo Public 81387 - Shweaty Balls | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] Util [What it Means] Utility [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any non-pitcher

Yahoo Public 81387 - Shweaty Balls | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] SP [What it Means] Starting Pitcher [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only starting pitchers

Yahoo Public 81387 - Shweaty Balls | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] RP [What it Means] Relief Pitcher [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only relief pitchers

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Input: [Pos] P [What it Means] Pitcher [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any starting or relief pitcher

Yahoo Public 81387 - Shweaty Balls | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


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

Output: Any player

Yahoo Public 81387 - Shweaty Balls | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] DL [What it Means] Disabled List [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any player on real-life DL

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Input: [PIRA #] 3B45.10 [Demonstration Name] ripple tank film loops [Abstract]

Output: A 3:45 film loop shows doppler effect and shock waves.


Input: [PIRA #] 3B45.10 [Demonstration Name] ripple tank film loop - shock waves [Abstract]

Output: The film loop lasts 3:45.


Input: [PIRA #] 3B45.11 [Demonstration Name] continuous ripple-tank doppler [Abstract]

Output: A loudspeaker wave generator is used with a large slowly turning disk of water for continuous generation of Doppler and shock waves. Only the small portion of the disk of interest is illuminated at one time.


Input: [PIRA #] 3B45.13 [Demonstration Name] shock wave in water [Abstract]

Output: A film of water flowing down an incline is interrupted by a point producing waves.


Input: [PIRA #] 3B45.15 [Demonstration Name] ripple tank doppler and bow shock [Abstract]

Output: Mount a burette on a carriage over a large pan of water.


Input: [PIRA #] 3B45.20 [Demonstration Name] pop the champagne cork [Abstract]

Output: Pop a plastic cork out of a water filled champagne bottle by hitting the base on a pine board.


Input: [PIRA #] 3B45.31 [Demonstration Name] nonpropagating hydrodynamic solitons [Abstract]

Output: Theory and apparatus for producing solitons of (0,1) and (0,2) modes are discussed.


Input: [PIRA #] 3B45.35 [Demonstration Name] water trough tidal bore [Abstract]

Output: Water in a long tank is given a sudden impulse with a paddle and a shock wave is produced.


Input: [PIRA #] 3B45.40 [Demonstration Name] tsunami tank [Abstract]

Output: A simple sloping tank with ground glass side for recording the peak profile.


Input: [PIRA #] 3B45.60 [Demonstration Name] supersonic jet [Abstract]

Output: Schleirin optics are used to project the flow of a supersonic jet.


Input: [PIRA #] 3B45.65 [Demonstration Name] shock waves in argon [Abstract]

Output: An elaborate setup to introduce helium into a low pressure argon tube and cause a yellow glow from the compressed argon.


Input: [Description] Apache Continuum is an enterprise-ready continuous integration server with features such as automated builds, release management, role-based security, and integration with popular build tools and source control management systems. [Document]

Output: About

Continuum :: MSN Notifier - Project Information


Input: [Description] This document lists other related information of this project [Document]

Output: Project Summary

Continuum :: MSN Notifier - Project Information


Input: [Description] This is a link to the definitions of project licenses. [Document]

Output: Project License

Continuum :: MSN Notifier - Project Information


Input: [Description] This document lists the project's dependencies and provides information on each dependency. [Document]

Output: Dependencies

Continuum :: MSN Notifier - Project Information


Input: [Description] This document lists the dependencies that are defined through dependencyManagement. [Document]

Output: Dependency Management

Continuum :: MSN Notifier - Project Information


Input: [Description] This document lists the build plugins and the report plugins used by this project. [Document]

Output: Project Plugins

Continuum :: MSN Notifier - Project Information


Input: [Description] This document lists the plugins that are defined through pluginManagement. [Document]

Output: Plugin Management

Continuum :: MSN Notifier - Project Information


Input: [Description] This document presents the convergence of dependency versions across the entire project, and its sub modules. [Document]

Output: Dependency Convergence

Continuum :: MSN Notifier - Project Information


Input: [Description] This document describes how to to include this project as a dependency using various dependency management tools. [Document]

Output: Dependency Information

Continuum :: MSN Notifier - Project Information


Input: [Description] This document provides information on the members of this project. These are the individuals who have contributed to the project in one form or another. [Document]

Output: Project Team

Continuum :: MSN Notifier - Project Information


Input: [Description] This is a link to the online source repository that can be viewed via a web browser. [Document]

Output: Source Repository

Continuum :: MSN Notifier - Project Information


Input: [Description] This is a link to the issue management system for this project. Issues (bugs, features, change requests) can be created and queried using this link. [Document]

Output: Issue Tracking

Continuum :: MSN Notifier - Project Information


Input: [Description] This document provides subscription and archive information for this project's mailing lists. [Document]

Output: Mailing Lists

Continuum :: MSN Notifier - Project Information


Input: [Description] This is a link to the definitions of all continuous integration processes that builds and tests code on a frequent, regular basis. [Document]

Output: Continuous Integration

Continuum :: MSN Notifier - Project Information


Input: [Description] This document provides informations on the distribution management of this project. [Document]

Output: Distribution Management

Continuum :: MSN Notifier - Project Information


Input: [Problem] A complex does not form or the complex is small and fragmented. [Cause] This indicates that very little DNA is present or the DNA is degraded. [Possible Solution]

Output: If working with blood, check the WBC count. Increase the sample quality and quantity.

Dynabeads® DNA DIRECT™ Universal | Life Technologies


Input: [Problem] The complex is unusually large and is difficult to handle.. [Cause] This indicates that there is a large amount of DNA present. [Possible Solution]

Output: Refer to sample pre-treatment Refer to advice on handling the DNA/Dynabeads complex If the problem persists, either use less sample or more Dynabeads.

Dynabeads® DNA DIRECT™ Universal | Life Technologies


Input: [Problem] The complex is difficult to break up to give a homogeneous suspension. [Cause] Either the complex has been insufficiently pipetted, or the aperture on the pipette tip is too large. [Possible Solution]

Output: Continue pipetting until the complex is fully resuspended. Use a pipette tip with a narrower aperture. Leave for 30 - 60 seconds or longer and then resume pipetting.

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Input: [Problem] PCR amplification is not observed. [Cause] This may indicate the presence of PCR inhibitors or that there are insufficient PCR cycles to achieve a product. [Possible Solution]

Output: If the former possibility is suspected: Ensure that the Washing Buffer is brought to room temperature. Add Washing Buffer more vigorously. Ensure that the supernatant is completely removed at each washing step. Introduce an additional (third) washing step. Use less starting material for the PCR. Titrate the amount of Mg2+, enzyme and dNTP used. If the latter possibility is suspected: Increase the number of PCR cycles.

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Input: [Problem] The number of PCR reactions possible is lower than expected. [Cause] If fragmentation of the complex was observed during the washing steps, washing may have been too vigorous. If fragmentation was not observed, elution may have been inefficient. [Possible Solution]

Output: If the former possibility is suspected: Add Washing Buffer less vigorously. If the latter possibility is suspected: Run out some of the Dynabeads on an agarose gel. If DNA is found to be predominantly on the beads, then elution was inefficient. Ensure that all Washing Buffer is removed before adding Resuspension Buffer. Increase the force used to homogenize the complex. Increase sample quality and quantity. Increase the number of PCR cycles.

Dynabeads® DNA DIRECT™ Universal | Life Technologies


Input: [Problem] The PCR background is too high. [Cause] The concentration of the template-DNA, PCR-primers or Mg2+/ dNTPs may be too high or the isolated DNA may still contain contaminants. [Possible Solution]

Output: If the former possibility is suspected: Place the PCR reaction-mixtures on the thermalcycler after the temperature has reached 72°C or perform hot-start PCR. Reduce the amount of template-DNA, PCR-primers, enzyme and Mg2+ used. Elute the DNA prior to PCR amplification. If the latter possibility is suspected: Add Washing Buffer more vigorously. Ensure that the supernatant is completely removed at each washing step.

Dynabeads® DNA DIRECT™ Universal | Life Technologies


Input: [Title] Debt Structure, Market Value of Firm, and Recovery Rate [Type]

Output: Economics Working Paper

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Default Estimation for Low-Default Portfolios [Type]

Output: Economics Working Paper

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Default Probability and Loss Given Default for Home Equity Loans [Type]

Output: Economics Working Paper

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Depository Services [Type]

Output: Comptroller's Handbook

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Deposit-Related Credit [Type]

Output: Comptroller's Handbook

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Detecting Red Flags in Board Reports (Electronic only) [Type]

Output: Other Publication/Report

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Determinants of Cost Efficiencies in Bank Mergers [Type]

Output: Economics Working Paper

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Director Waivers [Type]

Output: Licensing Manual

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Discrete-Time Continuous-State Interest Rate Models [Type]

Output: Economics Working Paper

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Does Multiple Jeopardy Exist in Mortgage Markets? [Type]

Output: Economics Working Paper

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Due From Banks [Type]

Output: Comptroller's Handbook

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Duties and Responsibilities of Directors [Type]

Output: Comptroller's Handbook

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Rearview Mirror [N/A] day-night [N/A_2] day-night [dual illuminated]

Output: day-night

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Glove Box [N/A] locking [N/A_2] locking [dual illuminated]

Output: locking

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Dome Light [N/A] fade [N/A_2] fade [dual illuminated]

Output: fade

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Reading Lights [N/A] front [N/A_2] front [dual illuminated]

Output: front

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Floor Console [N/A] full [N/A_2] full [dual illuminated]

Output: full

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Cup Holder [N/A] front [N/A_2] front [dual illuminated]

Output: front

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Instrument Panel Storage [N/A] N/A [N/A_2] N/A [dual illuminated]

Output: covered bin

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Seatback Storage [N/A] N/A [N/A_2] N/A [dual illuminated]

Output: 1

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Door Bins [N/A] dual [N/A_2] dual [dual illuminated]

Output: dual

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Cargo Floor Trim [N/A] carpeted [N/A_2] carpeted [dual illuminated]

Output: carpeted

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Trunk Lid Trim [N/A] carpet [N/A_2] carpet [dual illuminated]

Output: carpet

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Cargo Light [N/A] cargo light [N/A_2] cargo light [dual illuminated]

Output: cargo light

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Front Air Conditioning [N/A] manual [N/A_2] manual [dual illuminated]

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Climate Control [N/A] N/A [N/A_2] N/A [dual illuminated]

Output: automatic air conditioning

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Rear Heat Ducts [N/A] underseat ducts [N/A_2] underseat ducts [dual illuminated]

Output: underseat ducts

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Radio [N/A] AM/FM stereo, seek-scan [N/A_2] premium AM/FM stereo, seek-scan [dual illuminated]

Output: brand AM/FM stereo, seek-scan

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] CD [N/A] N/A [N/A_2] single [dual illuminated]

Output: single

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Speakers [N/A] 4 [N/A_2] 6 [dual illuminated]

Output: 6 brand

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Amplifier [N/A] N/A [N/A_2] amplifier [dual illuminated]

Output: premium

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Antenna [N/A] fixed [N/A_2] power retractable diversity [dual illuminated]

Output: power retractable diversity

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Cruise Control [N/A] with steering wheel controls [N/A_2] with steering wheel controls [dual illuminated]

Output: with steering wheel controls

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Door Locks [N/A] power with 2 stage unlock [N/A_2] power with 2 stage unlock [dual illuminated]

Output: power with 2 stage unlock

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Remote Keyless Entry [N/A] N/A [N/A_2] N/A [dual illuminated]

Output: keyfob (all doors)

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Trunk/Hatch/Door Release [N/A] mechanical [N/A_2] mechanical [dual illuminated]

Output: keyfob

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Remote Fuel Flap Release [N/A] mechanical [N/A_2] mechanical [dual illuminated]

Output: mechanical

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Rear Child Safety Door Locks [N/A] rear child safety door locks [N/A_2] rear child safety door locks [dual illuminated]

Output: rear child safety door locks

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Power Outlets [N/A] 1 [N/A_2] 1 [dual illuminated]

Output: 1

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Driver Foot Rest [N/A] driver foot rest [N/A_2] driver foot rest [dual illuminated]

Output: driver foot rest

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Retained Accessory Power [N/A] retained accessory power [N/A_2] retained accessory power [dual illuminated]

Output: retained accessory power

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Garage Door Opener [N/A] N/A [N/A_2] N/A [dual illuminated]

Output: HomeLink Wireless Control System

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Instrument Display [N/A] analog [N/A_2] analog [dual illuminated]

Output: analog

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Tachometer [N/A] tachometer [N/A_2] tachometer [dual illuminated]

Output: tachometer

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Water Temp Gauge [N/A] engine temperature gauge [N/A_2] engine temperature gauge [dual illuminated]

Output: engine temperature gauge

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Clock [N/A] in-dash [N/A_2] in-dash [dual illuminated]

Output: in-dash

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Trip Odometer [N/A] trip odometer [N/A_2] trip odometer [dual illuminated]

Output: trip odometer

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Steering Wheel [N/A] tilt [N/A_2] tilt [dual illuminated]

Output: tilt

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Steering Wheel Material [N/A] N/A [N/A_2] leather [dual illuminated]

Output: leather

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Front Windows [N/A] power [N/A_2] power [dual illuminated]

Output: power

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Rear Windows [N/A] power [N/A_2] power [dual illuminated]

Output: power

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] 1-Touch Open [N/A] driver [N/A_2] driver [dual illuminated]

Output: driver

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Tinted Windows [N/A] light [N/A_2] light [dual illuminated]

Output: light

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Front Windshield Wipers [N/A] fixed interval [N/A_2] fixed interval [dual illuminated]

Output: variable intermittent

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Vanity Mirrors] Rear Defroster [N/A] rear defroster [N/A_2] rear defroster [dual illuminated]

Output: rear defroster

1998 Nissan Maxima Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Title] Automotive Product Ideas [Product] Various [Market] Automotive [Category]

Output: Ideas That Sell


Input: [Title] How To Apply a Pro-Cut Decal [Product] Pro-Cut Decal [Market] Automotive [Category]

Output: How-To


Input: [Title] Mobile Tagging [Product] Any Product [Market] Any Market [Category]

Output: Ideas That Sell


Input: [Title] Selling Solutions - License Plates [Product] License Plates [Market] Automotive [Category]

Output: Ideas That Sell


Input: [Title] Stouse Sales Tools [Product] Various [Market] Any Market [Category]

Output: Informational


Input: [Title] Why Stouse? [Product] Various [Market] Any Market [Category]

Output: Informational


Input: [Switch] -e [Description]

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

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

Tabelle 7.47.2o: pbi_patch Options [Tabellen 15]


Input: [Switch] -g [Description]

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

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Input: [Switch] -i [Description]

Output: display information about this PBI file

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Input: [Switch] -o outdir [Description]

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

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Input: [Switch] --checkscript [Description]

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

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

Output: skip the openssl signature verification of the PBI data

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

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

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Input: [Visibility] public [Description] Constructor. [Method name]

Output: __construct

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Input: [Visibility] public [Description] Magic method to access properties of the date given by class to the format method. [Method name]

Output: __get

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Input: [Visibility] public [Description] Magic method to render the date object in the format specified in the public static member JDate::$format. [Method name]

Output: __toString

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Input: [Visibility] public [Description] Gets the date as a formatted string in a local calendar. [Method name]

Output: calendar

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Input: [Visibility] public [Description] Gets the date as a formatted string. [Method name]

Output: format

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Input: [Visibility] public [Description] Get the time offset from GMT in hours or seconds. [Method name]

Output: getOffsetFromGMT

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Input: [Visibility] public [Description] Set the date offset (in hours). [Method name]

Output: setOffset

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Input: [Visibility] public [Description] Method to wrap the function and set the internal time zone object. [Method name]

Output: setTimezone

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Input: [Visibility] public [Description] Gets the date in a specific format. [Method name]

Output: toFormat

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Input: [Visibility] public [Description] Gets the date as an ISO 8601 string. [Method name]

Output: toISO8601

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Input: [Visibility] public [Description] Gets the date as an MySQL datetime string. [Method name]

Output: toMySQL

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Input: [Visibility] public [Description] Gets the date as an RFC 822 string. [Method name]

Output: toRFC822

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Input: [Visibility] public [Description] Gets the date as UNIX time stamp. [Method name]

Output: toUnix

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Input: [Visibility] protected [Description] Translates day of week number to a string. [Method name]

Output: dayToString

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Input: [Visibility] protected [Description] Translates month number to a string. [Method name]

Output: monthToString

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Input: [Start] 2:14pm [Artist] The Pink Mountaintops [Track] Rock n Roll Fantasy [Album]

Output: The Pink Mountaintops

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 2:47pm [Artist] Radio Massacre International [Track] rain falls in grey [Album]

Output: Rain Falls In Grey

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 2:48pm [Artist] Those Darlins [Track] Optimist [Album]

Output: Blur the Line

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 2:48pm [Artist] Those Darlins [Track] Western Sky [Album]

Output: Blur the Line

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 2:49pm [Artist] Old 97s [Track] Track 1 [Album]

Output: Live at WNUR Airplay

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 2:49pm [Artist] Oneohtrix point never [Track] Zebra [Album]

Output: R Plus Seven

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 2:50pm [Artist] The Pandoras [Track] Haunted Beach Party [Album]

Output: It's About Time

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 2:57pm [Artist] Human Hour [Track] Track 10 [Album]

Output: Host

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 3:08pm [Artist] Supernova [Track] Gum Fighter [Album]

Output: Ages 3 And Up

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 3:08pm [Artist] Half-Handed Cloud [Track] Earth Outside of Ghost Will Only be Quicksand [Album]

Output: Halos & Lassos

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 3:09pm [Artist] Study of the Lifeless [Track] Promise Land [Album]

Output: Study Of The Lifeless

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 3:12pm [Artist] Flat Duo Jets [Track] Two Headed Cow [Album]

Output: Rawhide

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 3:21pm [Artist] The Higher State [Track] Darker by the Day [Album]

Output: And In Time

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 3:23pm [Artist] OBN III's [Track] Do My Thing [Album]

Output: Casual Victims Pile II

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 3:23pm [Artist] Methadone Kitty [Track] Legacy [Album]

Output: Methadone Kitty

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 3:27pm [Artist] Dawson [Track] A Statement of Intent [Album]

Output: Terminal Island

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 3:28pm [Artist] Le Orme [Track] Senti l'estate che torna [Album]

Output: Ad Gloriam

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 3:29pm [Artist] Material [Track] Conform to the Rhythm [Album]

Output: Memory Serves

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 3:36pm [Artist] Oozing Wound [Track] Autopsy Turvy [Album]

Output: Retrash

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 3:38pm [Artist] Sunn O))) [Track] It Took The Night to Believe [Album]

Output: Black One

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 3:44pm [Artist] Boris with Michio Kurihara [Track] Rafflesia [Album]

Output: Sunshine

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 3:47pm [Artist] Catapult [Track] It's Not Quite October [Album]

Output: The Storm of the Century: A Sudden Shame Records Compilation

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Start] 3:54pm [Artist] Katherine Young [Track] Patricia Highsmith [Album]

Output: Further Secret Origins

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 24th, 2013 2:00PM - 4:00PM


Input: [Column 18] farm laborer [Column 19] working out [Column 19_3] dry goods [Column 18_2]

Output: commercial traveler

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] farm laborer [Column 19] home farm [Column 19_3] department store [Column 18_2]

Output: salesman

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] laborer [Column 19] odd jobs [Column 19_3] department store [Column 18_2]

Output: bookkeeper

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] laborer [Column 19] street work [Column 19_3] department store [Column 18_2]

Output: cash girl

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] laborer [Column 19] garden [Column 19_3] department store [Column 18_2]

Output: cashier

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] laborer [Column 19] nursery [Column 19_3] bank [Column 18_2]

Output: cashier

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] laborer [Column 19] railroad [Column 19_3] steam railroad [Column 18_2]

Output: conductor

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] brakeman [Column 19] railroad [Column 19_3] street car [Column 18_2]

Output: conductor

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] weaver [Column 19] cotton mill [Column 19_3] general farm [Column 18_2]

Output: farmer

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] laborer [Column 19] cotton mill [Column 19_3] truck farm [Column 18_2]

Output: farmer

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] doffer [Column 19] cotton mill [Column 19_3] private estates [Column 18_2]

Output: gardener

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] engineer [Column 19] locomotive [Column 19_3] general practice [Column 18_2]

Output: lawyer

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] engineer [Column 19] lumber mill [Column 19_3] general farm [Column 18_2]

Output: manager

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] fireman [Column 19] lumber mill [Column 19_3] truck farm [Column 18_2]

Output: overseer

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] fireman [Column 19] fire department [Column 19_3] life insurance co. [Column 18_2]

Output: president

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] civil engineer [Column 19] general practice [Column 19_3] bank [Column 18_2]

Output: president

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] electrical engineer [Column 19] street railway [Column 19_3] cotton mill [Column 18_2]

Output: superintendent steel works

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] carpenter [Column 19] car factory [Column 19_3] street [Column 18_2]

Output: foreman

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] carpenter [Column 19] ship yard [Column 19_3] store [Column 18_2]

Output: newsboy

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] carpenter [Column 19] house [Column 19_3] groceries [Column 18_2]

Output: newsdealer

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] blacksmith [Column 19] carriage factory [Column 19_3] express [Column 18_2]

Output: wagon driver

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] blacksmith [Column 19] own shop [Column 19_3] express wagon [Column 18_2]

Output: wagon driver

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] agent [Column 19] real estate [Column 19_3] private family [Column 18_2]

Output: chauffeur

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] agent [Column 19] insurance [Column 19_3] coal miner [Column 18_2]

Output: chauffeur

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] cook [Column 19] hotel [Column 19_3] coal mine [Column 18_2]

Output: miner

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] servant [Column 19] private family [Column 19_3] marble [Column 18_2]

Output: laborer

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] retail merchant [Column 19] groceries [Column 19_3] house [Column 18_2]

Output: quarryman

Census Questionnaires and Instructions: 1790 to 2000 - Measuring America: The Decennial Censuses From 1790 to 2000 - Survey Census 1830 - Social Explorer


Input: [Column 18] wholesale merchant [Column 19] leather [Column 18_2]

Output: janitor

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Input: [Patent application number] 20110001365 [Published] 01-06-2011 [Description]

Output: LINEAR VIBRATION MOTOR - Disclosed herein is a linear vibration motor. The motor includes a casing surrounding the top and widthwise side of the motor, and a bracket surrounding the bottom and lengthwise side of the motor. A plate is provided on an inner surface of a side of the bracket and integrally has a cylindrical part to accommodate a coil. A mass body is provided in a central portion of the bracket and vibrates horizontally, a yoke is provided on a side surface of the mass body, and a magnet is mounted to a central portion of the yoke to be inserted into an internal space of the coil. A spring couples the plate with the yoke, thus transmitting vibratory force to the motor. An extension part extends from an end of the spring, and a bearing is provided on an end of the extension part, thus minimizing friction with the casing.


Input: [Patent application number] 20110012441 [Published] 01-20-2011 [Description]

Output: HORIZONTAL LINEAR VIBRATOR - The present invention provides a horizontal linear vibrator which can increase vibration strength while at the same time guaranteeing a sufficiently long lifetime and satisfactory responsivity. The horizontal linear vibrator includes a casing, a bracket, a vibration unit and springs. The bracket and the casing form the internal space therein. A coil is provided above the bracket such that the center axis thereof is oriented in a horizontal direction. The vibration unit is disposed through the coil and comprises a magnetic field generating unit and a weight. The magnetic field generating unit includes a magnet assembly and a yoke. The magnet assembly has magnets which are provided on opposite sides of a magnetic body core such that the similar magnetic poles of the magnets face each other. The weight is mounted to the magnetic field generating unit. The springs are coupled to the casing or the bracket and elastically support the vibration unit.


Input: [Patent application number] 20110018364 [Published] 01-27-2011 [Description]

Output: HORIZONTAL LINEAR VIBRATOR - The present invention provides a horizontal linear vibrator which can reduce the thickness but increase the strength of vibrations while at the same time guaranteeing a sufficiently long lifetime and satisfactory responsivity. The horizontal linear vibrator includes a casing, a bracket, a vibration unit and springs. The casing defines an internal space therein. A first magnet is attached to an upper plate of the casing. The bracket is coupled to the lower end of the casing. The second magnet is attached to the bracket such that different poles of the first and second magnets face each other. The vibration unit has a weight, and a cylindrical coil which is provided in or under the weight. The springs are coupled to the sidewall plates of the casing or the bracket. The springs elastically support the vibration unit to allow the vibration unit to vibrate in the horizontal direction.


Input: [Patent application number] 20110018365 [Published] 01-27-2011 [Description]

Output: HORIZONTAL LINEAR VIBRATOR - The present invention provides a horizontal linear vibrator which can reduce the thickness but increase the strength of vibrations while at the same time guaranteeing a sufficiently long lifetime and satisfactory responsivity. The horizontal linear vibrator includes a casing, a bracket, a vibration unit, a cylindrical coil and springs. The bracket is coupled to the casing to form an internal space. The vibration unit includes a weight, a pair of yokes and magnets. The weight has an opening therein. The yokes are disposed on the inner surfaces of the weight. The magnets are provided in the yokes such that different poles of the magnets face each other. The cylindrical coil is perpendicularly mounted to the bracket and disposed in space between the pair of yoke. The springs are coupled to both ends of the casing or the bracket. The springs elastically support the vibration unit to allow the vibration unit to vibrate in the horizontal direction.


Input: [Patent application number] 20110018367 [Published] 01-27-2011 [Description]

Output: HORIZONTAL LINEAR VIBRATOR - The present invention provides a horizontal linear vibrator which can reduce the thickness but increase vibration strength while at the same time guaranteeing a sufficiently long lifetime and satisfactory responsivity. The horizontal linear vibrator includes a casing, a bracket, a vibration unit and springs. The casing defines an internal space therein. The bracket is disposed under the casing. A cylindrical coil is provided on the bracket. The vibration unit has a magnet, a yoke and a weight. The yoke contains the magnet therein and is open on the lower end thereof. The weight is coupled to the outer surface of the yoke. The springs are coupled to sidewall plates of the casing or the bracket. The springs elastically support the vibration unit to allow the vibration unit to vibrate in the horizontal direction.


Input: [Patent application number] 20110227426 [Published] 09-22-2011 [Description]

Output: LINEAR VIBRATOR - Disclosed herein is a linear vibrator having a mass body which is accommodated in a casing defining an internal space and is vibrated. The linear vibrator includes a bracket supporting the linear vibrator from a lower position. The bracket has a depression in a bottom thereof such that a coil lead wire of a coil is placed in the depression, thus preventing friction between the coil lead wire and a movable unit.