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

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

VPATS - Oracle Fusion Financials Common Module 11.1.3


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Frames titled with text. iFrames used simply to communicate with the server is an exception. [Criteria]

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

VPATS - Oracle Fusion Financials Common Module 11.1.3

Section 1194.22 Web-based Internet Information and Applications


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: The product does not use flashing or blinking text, objects or other elements. [Criteria]

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

VPATS - Oracle Fusion Financials Common Module 11.1.3


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: An equivalent text only page is not needed since information and functionality is available within the product, to the extent indicated in each applicable standard. [Criteria]

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

VPATS - Oracle Fusion Financials Common Module 11.1.3


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

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

VPATS - Oracle Fusion Financials Common Module 11.1.3


Input: [Supporting Features] Not Applicable This product does not contain applets or plug-ins. [Criteria]

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

VPATS - Oracle Fusion Financials Common Module 11.1.3


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Controls have a programmatically associated name, derived from the appropriate HTML elements and attributes including LABEL and TITLE. [Criteria]

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

VPATS - Oracle Fusion Financials Common Module 11.1.3


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Pages have a leading navigation link that skips to the main content on the page. Structure and hierarchy is marked up with Header elements. [Criteria]

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

VPATS - Oracle Fusion Financials Common Module 11.1.3


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: An application timeout option to continue is provided after a period of application inactivity. [Criteria]

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

VPATS - Oracle Fusion Financials Common Module 11.1.3


Input: [Event Type] abort [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] No [Trusted event target types] Window, Element [DOM interface] Event [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] beforeinput [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] InputEvent [Default Action] Update the DOM element [Cancelable]

Output: Yes

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] blur [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] No [Trusted event target types] Window, Element [DOM interface] FocusEvent [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] click [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] MouseEvent [Default Action] Varies: for targets with an associated activation behavior, executes the activation behavior; for focusable targets, gives the element focus. [Cancelable]

Output: Yes

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] compositionstart [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] CompositionEvent [Default Action] Show a text composition system candidate window [Cancelable]

Output: Yes

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] compositionupdate [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] CompositionEvent [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] compositionend [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] CompositionEvent [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] dblclick [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] MouseEvent [Default Action] Varies: for targets with an associated activation behavior, executes the activation behavior; for focusable targets, gives the element focus; for selectable targets, selects part or all of the element's content. [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] error [Sync / Async] Async [Bubbling phase] No [Trusted event target types] Window, Element [DOM interface] Event [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] focus [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] No [Trusted event target types] Window, Element [DOM interface] FocusEvent [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] focusin [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Window, Element [DOM interface] FocusEvent [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] focusout [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Window, Element [DOM interface] FocusEvent [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] input [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] InputEvent [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] keydown [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] KeyboardEvent [Default Action] Varies: beforeinput and input events; launch text composition system; blur and focus events; keypress event; activation behavior; other event [Cancelable]

Output: Yes

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] keyup [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] KeyboardEvent [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: Yes

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] load [Sync / Async] Async [Bubbling phase] No [Trusted event target types] Window, Document, Element [DOM interface] Event [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] mousedown [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] MouseEvent [Default Action] Varies: start a drag/drop operation; start a text selection; start a scroll/pan interaction (in combination with the middle mouse button, if supported) [Cancelable]

Output: Yes

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] mouseenter [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] No [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] MouseEvent [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] mouseleave [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] No [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] MouseEvent [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] mousemove [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] MouseEvent [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: Yes

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] mouseout [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] MouseEvent [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: Yes

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] mouseover [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] MouseEvent [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: Yes

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] mouseup [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] MouseEvent [Default Action] Invoke a context menu (in combination with the right mouse button, if supported) [Cancelable]

Output: Yes

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] resize [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] No [Trusted event target types] Window, Element [DOM interface] UIEvent [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] scroll [Sync / Async] Async [Bubbling phase] No / Yes [Trusted event target types] Document, Element [DOM interface] UIEvent [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] select [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] Event [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] unload [Sync / Async] Sync [Bubbling phase] No [Trusted event target types] Window, Document, Element [DOM interface] Event [Default Action] None [Cancelable]

Output: No

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [Event Type] wheel [Sync / Async] Async [Bubbling phase] Yes [Trusted event target types] Element [DOM interface] WheelEvent [Default Action] Scroll (or zoom) the document [Cancelable]

Output: Yes

UI Events Specification (formerly DOM Level 3 Events)


Input: [masculine] grár [feminine] grá [neuter] grátt [singular]

Output: nominative


Input: [masculine] gráan [feminine] gráa [neuter] grátt [singular]

Output: accusative


Input: [masculine] gráum [feminine] grárri [neuter] gráu [singular]

Output: dative


Input: [masculine] grás [feminine] grárrar [neuter] grás [singular]

Output: genitive


Input: [masculine] masculine [feminine] feminine [neuter] neuter [singular]

Output: plural


Input: [masculine] gráir [feminine] gráar [neuter] grá [singular]

Output: nominative


Input: [masculine] gráa [feminine] gráar [neuter] grá [singular]

Output: accusative


Input: [masculine] gráum [feminine] gráum [neuter] gráum [singular]

Output: dative


Input: [masculine] grárra [feminine] grárra [neuter] grárra [singular]

Output: genitive


Input: [Properties] clickable [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: Indicates whether this Polygon handles mouse events. Defaults to true.

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Input: [Properties] draggable [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: If set to true, the user can drag this shape over the map. The geodesic property defines the mode of dragging. Defaults to false.

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Input: [Properties] editable [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: If set to true, the user can edit this shape by dragging the control points shown at the vertices and on each segment. Defaults to false.

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Input: [Properties] fillColor [Type] string [Description]

Output: The fill color. All CSS3 colors are supported except for extended named colors.

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Input: [Properties] fillOpacity [Type] number [Description]

Output: The fill opacity between 0.0 and 1.0

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Input: [Properties] geodesic [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: When true, edges of the polygon are interpreted as geodesic and will follow the curvature of the Earth. When false, edges of the polygon are rendered as straight lines in screen space. Note that the shape of a geodesic polygon may appear to change when dragged, as the dimensions are maintained relative to the surface of the earth. Defaults to false.

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Input: [Properties] map [Type] Map [Description]

Output: Map on which to display Polygon.

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Input: [Properties] paths [Type] MVCArray>|MVCArray|Array>|Array [Description]

Output: The ordered sequence of coordinates that designates a closed loop. Unlike polylines, a polygon may consist of one or more paths. As a result, the paths property may specify one or more arrays of LatLng coordinates. Paths are closed automatically; do not repeat the first vertex of the path as the last vertex. Simple polygons may be defined using a single array of LatLngs. More complex polygons may specify an array of arrays. Any simple arrays are converted into MVCArrays. Inserting or removing LatLngs from the MVCArray will automatically update the polygon on the map.

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Input: [Properties] strokeColor [Type] string [Description]

Output: The stroke color. All CSS3 colors are supported except for extended named colors.

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Input: [Properties] strokeOpacity [Type] number [Description]

Output: The stroke opacity between 0.0 and 1.0

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Input: [Properties] strokePosition [Type] StrokePosition [Description]

Output: The stroke position. Defaults to CENTER. This property is not supported on Internet Explorer 8 and earlier.

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Input: [Properties] strokeWeight [Type] number [Description]

Output: The stroke width in pixels.

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Input: [Properties] visible [Type] boolean [Description]

Output: Whether this polygon is visible on the map. Defaults to true.

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Input: [Properties] zIndex [Type] number [Description]

Output: The zIndex compared to other polys.

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Input: [Attribute] compression [Required] No. Defaults to no compression. if passed true, level 3 compression is assumed. [Description]

Output: true, false, or the number 1-9 (corresponding to possible values for CVS -z# argument). Any other value is treated as false


Input: [Attribute] cvsRoot [Required] No [Description]

Output: the CVSROOT variable.


Input: [Attribute] cvsRsh [Required] No [Description]

Output: the CVS_RSH variable.


Input: [Attribute] package [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: the package/module to analyze. Since ant 1.6 multiple packages separated by spaces are possible. aliases corresponding to different modules are also possible


Input: [Attribute] quiet [Required] No, default "false" [Description]

Output: suppress informational messages.


Input: [Attribute] port [Required] No, default port 2401. [Description]

Output: Port used by CVS to communicate with the server.


Input: [Attribute] passfile [Required] No, default file ~/.cvspass. [Description]

Output: Password file to read passwords from.


Input: [Attribute] failonerror [Required] No [Description]

Output: Stop the buildprocess if the command exits with a returncode other than 0. Defaults to false


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 191

Output: New Student Seminar


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 199R

Output: Academic Internship


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 220

Output: Fundamentals of Digital Systems


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 240

Output: Circuit Analysis and Laboratory


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 301

Output: Elements of Electrical Engineering


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 320

Output: Digital System Design


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 330

Output: Introduction to Embedded System Programming


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 340

Output: Electronic Circuit Design 1


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 360

Output: Electromagnetic Fields and Waves


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 362

Output: Transmission Line Fundamentals


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 370

Output: Probability Theory


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 380

Output: Signals and Systems


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 390 [Class Syllabus] Class Syllabus

Output: Junior Team Design Project


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 391

Output: Junior Seminar


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 424

Output: Computer Systems


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 425

Output: Real-Time Operating Systems


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 427

Output: Embedded Systems


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 443

Output: Communication and Power Circuits


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 445

Output: Introduction to Mixed-Signal VLSI


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 450

Output: Introduction to Semiconductor Devices


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 451

Output: Introduction to Digital VLSI Circuits


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 452

Output: Experiments in Integrated Circuit Development


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 462

Output: Electromagnetic Radiation and Propagation (Block 1)


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 464

Output: Wireless Communication Circuits (Block 2)


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 466

Output: Introduction to Optical Engineering (Block 2)


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 483

Output: Design of Control Systems


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 485

Output: Introduction to Digital Communication Theory


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 487

Output: Introduction to Discrete-Time Signal Processing


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 490

Output: Team Design Project (Senior)


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 493R

Output: Special Topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 521

Output: Introduction to Algorithm Design


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 522R

Output: Special Topics in Computer Systems


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 541

Output: Active and Passive Filter Design


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 542R

Output: Special Topics in Electronics


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 543

Output: CMOS Amplifier Design


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 548

Output: Analog CMOS Circuit Design


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 549

Output: VLSI Communication Circuit Design


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 550

Output: Microelectromechanical Systems


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 555

Output: Optoelectronic Devices


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 560

Output: Electromagnetic Wave Theory


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 562

Output: Optical Communication Components and Systems


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 563

Output: Applied Computational Electromagnetics


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 564

Output: Radar and Communication Systems


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 568

Output: Microwave Remote Sensing


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 620

Output: Advanced Digital Systems


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 621

Output: Computer Arithmetic


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 625

Output: Compilation Strategies for High-Performance Systems


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 626

Output: Computer Internetworking


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 627

Output: Advanced Embedded Systems


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 628

Output: Advanced Computer Architecture


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 629

Output: Reconfigurable Computing Systems


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 631

Output: Robotic Vision


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 648

Output: Advanced Mixed-Signal Circuit Design


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 661

Output: Advanced Optical Engineering


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 662R

Output: Special Topics in Electromagnetics


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 665

Output: Antennas and Propagation for Wireless Communication


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 670

Output: Stochastic Processes


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 671

Output: Mathematics of Signals and Systems


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 672

Output: Detection and Estimation Theory


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 673-Me En 633

Output: Digital Control Systems


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 674-MeEn 634

Output: Flight Dynamics and Control


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 678

Output: Digital Image Processing


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 682R

Output: Medical Imaging & Image Reconstruction


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 692

Output: Professional Writing for ECEn


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 699R

Output: Master’s Thesis


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 770

Output: Information Theory


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 773-Me En 733

Output: Linear System Theory


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 774-Me En 734

Output: Nonlinear System Theory


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 775

Output: Error-Control Coding


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 776

Output: Advanced Digital and Wireless Communications


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 777

Output: Digital Signal Processing


Input: [Class Number] ECEn 799R

Output: Doctoral Dissertation


Input: [My Filing Style] I color code my files and need the widest assortment of colors. [The Right Product] Pendaflex Reinforced Hanging Folders [Why This Product?]

Output: Offers the widest selection of colors to support color coded filing and includes lamination on the top edge and bottom fold for superior durability.

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Input: [My Filing Style] I like to file quickly and not search for tabs and inserts. [The Right Product] Pendaflex ReadyTab Hanging Folders with Lift Tab Technology [Why This Product?]

Output: With built in tabs that lift up and down, your filing time is quicker and easier. No more searching for tabs and inserts in your drawers. Write directly on the tab for quick set up.

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Input: [My Filing Style] I am a heavy duty filer and my files are stuffed full. [The Right Product] Pendaflex SureHook Reinforced Hanging Folders [Why This Product?]

Output: SureHook technology means folders stay on track, slide more easily and won't buckle under the pressure of heavy loads. Lamination on the top and bottom creates superior durability.

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Input: [My Filing Style] I am a light filer and don't overstuff my files. [The Right Product] Pendaflex Essentials Hanging Folders [Why This Product?]

Output: Ideal for smaller files and basic filing.

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Input: [My Filing Style] I only like to use 100% recycled products. [The Right Product] Earthwise Pendaflex 100% Recycled Fiber Hanging Folders [Why This Product?]

Output: These hanging folders perform as well as standard hanging folders. Made from fibers that are 100% recycled, with 100% post-consumer fiber.

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Input: [My Filing Style] I need to file thick reports and bulky projects. [The Right Product] Pendaflex SureHook Reinforced Extra Capacity Hanging Box Files [Why This Product?]

Output: The closed, tear resistant sides prevent items from falling out. Lamination reinforcement adds durability and SureHook technology ensures folders stay on track and don't buckle under the weight of the contents.

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Input: [My Filing Style] I like to keep all my project materials in one file. [The Right Product] Pendaflex SureHook Reinforced Extra Capacity Hanging Pockets [Why This Product?]

Output: The pocket expands to a 3 1/2" capacity, protects papers and keeps them secure in the folder. Lamination and SureHook technology provide extra durability and superior performance.

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Input: [My Filing Style] I like to categorize my files from A to Z. [The Right Product] Pendaflex SureHook Reinforced Expandable Hanging Files [Why This Product?]

Output: The nine separate filing sections are pre-printed A to Z for instant categorizing. SureHook technology and lamination at the wear points mean superior durability and performance.

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Input: [My Filing Style] I always subdivide my documents in my hanging folders. [The Right Product] PendaflexSureHook Reinforced Hanging Folders with Dividers [Why This Product?]

Output: Kraft dividers with 2 sided fasteners are built-in to hold groups of papers back to back. SureHook technology and lamination at wear points provide superior performance.

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Input: [PERSONAL PROPERTY FAQs] What types of personal property are taxable? [1]

Output: Automobiles, trucks, recreational vehicles, motorcycles, trailers, boats, airplanes, mobile homes, business furniture, fixtures, equipment, and machinery and tools used in a manufacturing process.

Personal Property Tax | City of Lynchburg, Virginia


Input: [PERSONAL PROPERTY FAQs] How is personal property assessed? [1]

Output: The Commissioner of the Revenue is required by law to assess vehicles by means of a recognized pricing guide. The pricing guides utilized by the City of Lynchburg are the National Automobile Dealers Association official used car guide and the official older used car guide. Clean trade in is the value taken from these books. If a vehicle is not listed in the guide, the assessment will be based on a percentage of purchase cost or a percentage of MSRP. The pricing guide utilized for motorcycles is the National Automobile Dealers Association Motorcycle appraisal guide. The value taken is clean trade in. For most other personal property, the assessed value is based on a percentage of original cost.

Personal Property Tax | City of Lynchburg, Virginia


Input: [PERSONAL PROPERTY FAQs] How is the amount of tax determined? [1]

Output: The personal property tax rate is established by the Lynchburg City Council. The tax is figured by multiplying the property's assessed value by the tax rate. The current personal property rate is $3.80 per $100 of assessed value. The current rate for machinery and tools is $3.00. Mobile homes are assessed as personal property but are taxed at the real estate rate which is currently $1.11.

Personal Property Tax | City of Lynchburg, Virginia


Input: [PERSONAL PROPERTY FAQs] What is proration? [1]

Output: The City of Lynchburg is one of several localities in Virginia with the authority to collect personal property taxes on a pro-rated basis. In general terms, a vehicle's tax will be prorated on a monthly basis based on the number of months it has a situs in the City of Lynchburg or is owned by the taxpayer. Mobile homes, airplanes, and business equipment are not prorated.

Personal Property Tax | City of Lynchburg, Virginia


Input: [PERSONAL PROPERTY FAQs] If I move out of Lynchburg or sell my automobile, will my tax bill be prorated? [1]

Output: If you move out of state or into another prorating locality in Virginia or sell your vehicle, you are eligible to have your personal property tax bill prorated. You may receive either a credit or a refund of taxes paid for the portion of the year your property was not located in Lynchburg.If you move after January 1 of the tax year to a non-prorating locality you must pay the City of Lynchburg for the entire year. If you move to a prorating locality in Virginia you must provide a paid personal property receipt from that locality in order to receive a credit or refund from the City of Lynchburg.If you move to another state you must submit a copy of the other state's registration for your vehicle.If you have disposed of your vehicle you must provide a copy of a bill of sale or a repossession notice.

Personal Property Tax | City of Lynchburg, Virginia


Input: [PERSONAL PROPERTY FAQs] When is my personal property tax bill due? [1]

Output: Personal property taxes are billed in two installments. The first installment, which includes your city vehicle license fee, is mailed May 1 and is due June 5. The second installment is mailed November 1 and is due December 5.

Personal Property Tax | City of Lynchburg, Virginia


Input: [PERSONAL PROPERTY FAQs] I have purchased a new vehicle and registered it at DMV, do I need to obtain a City of Lynchburg decal? [1]

Output: The City of Lynchburg does not require automobiles to display a decal. All vehicles with active license plates will be charged a city license fee. This fee will be included on the first installment of personal property taxes. If your vehicle has been registered at DMV with a City of Lynchburg garage jurisdiction, you do not need to contact the Commissioner's office. DMV will forward your vehicle information to the Commissioner.

Personal Property Tax | City of Lynchburg, Virginia


Input: [PERSONAL PROPERTY FAQs] I have just moved into the City of Lynchburg, must I notify the Commissioner's office? [1]

Output: If you have changed your vehicle information at DMV to reflect a garage jurisdiction of Lynchburg, this information will be forwarded to the Commissioner. If you have not changed this information at DMV, contact the Commissioner's office immediately.

Personal Property Tax | City of Lynchburg, Virginia


Input: [PERSONAL PROPERTY FAQs] If I sell my automobile, whom must I notify? [1]

Output: The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles and the Commissioner of the Revenue must be notified within 30 days. This is the legal responsibility of the citizen, not that of the motor vehicle dealer or new owner.

Personal Property Tax | City of Lynchburg, Virginia


Input: [PERSONAL PROPERTY FAQs] I am active duty military, am I liable for personal property tax in the City of Lynchburg? [1]

Output: Under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, active duty military personnel are subject to state and local taxation only in their home of record. If you maintain the City of Lynchburg as your legal residence and your vehicle is registered in Virginia you would be liable for personal property tax regardless of where you may be stationed or where your vehicle may be garaged or located during the tax year. If you and your spouse are in Lynchburg by virtue of military orders, you would not be liable for personal property tax. Any service member requesting an exemption from personal property tax will be required to submit a copy of their most recent leave and earnings statement.

Personal Property Tax | City of Lynchburg, Virginia


Input: [PERSONAL PROPERTY FAQs] I am a full-time college student, am I liable for personal property tax in the City of Lynchburg? [1]

Output: If you are a full-time student attending an institution of higher learning in Lynchburg, you would not be liable here if you are paying a personal property tax on the vehicle in your domicile. If you are a resident of Lynchburg attending college elsewhere, you are liable for personal property tax here.

Personal Property Tax | City of Lynchburg, Virginia


Input: [Title] Fitness, Feelings & Family 2-page article explores fitness trainer DeWayne Unger's (Siletz) life as an urban Indian, and how he is raising his three children in ways that are different from his own upbringing, while still instilling in them an appreciation for their Native heritage. [Audience] Health Care Professionals Patients/Clients Program Staff [Topic] Exercise Men's Health [Format]

Output: Printable Materials

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Input: [Title] Food Insecurity Assessment Tool and Resource List 2-page tool to find out if your patients/clients have food insecurity and give them contact information of community food resources. Provides two questions for health care providers/program staff to ask that screen for food insecurity. Second page can be filled out with community food resource information, and given to patients/clients or set out in gathering places. [Audience] Health Care Professionals Program Staff [Topic] Nutrition [Format]

Output: Printable Materials

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Input: [Title] For People with Diabetes or High Blood Pressure - Get Checked for Kidney Disease 3-page printable pamphlet explains how having diabetes and high blood pressure can damage the kidneys and lead to kidney disease. This pamphlet explains the key risk factors and the importance of getting tested. [Audience] Health Care Professionals Patients/Clients Program Staff [Topic] Blood Pressure Kidney [Format]

Output: Printable Materials

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Input: [Title] Four Teens Talk About Diabetes 7-minute DVD featuring four Native American teens who have diabetes. Each talks about the day they found out they had diabetes and how they felt. They progress to describe how they learned to take care of themselves, and how they started to feel happier. Ends on a very positive note, with each making plans for college and meaningful careers. Designed to be used with the curriculum, Youth Staying Healthy: A Type 2 Diabetes Curriculum for Teens. [Audience] Health Care Professionals Program Staff [Topic] Behavioral Health General Diabetes [Format]

Output: DVD

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Input: [Title] From Crazy to Control 4-page article about Raquel Yepez (Western Shoshone) who calls her former eating style “crazy eating.” Raquel tells how family stress caused her to overeat and how a tribal weight loss challenge helped her start losing weight. Written by Raquel, this article lists six steps she practices daily to stay at a healthy weight. [Audience] Patients/Clients [Topic] Exercise Nutrition Weight [Format]

Output: Printable Materials

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Input: [Title] From Heart Problems to Heart Health 2-page article features Perry Dyea (Laguna-Kawaika) who had unstable angina. He started exercising and eating right, but suddenly quit his healthy lifestyle, gained weight and needed bypass surgery. Perry’s honest story will motivate clients to take steps now to avoid what Perry went through. Article lists tips to a healthy heart and six signs of a heart attack and heart disease. [Audience] Patients/Clients [Topic] Behavioral Health Heart Weight [Format]

Output: Printable Materials

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Input: [Title] Gen 7 Magazine - You Are The Seventh Generation (Number 3) Gen 7 is a magazine for Native American and Alaska Native youth. Its focus is to help prevent and manage diabetes through positive peer role modeling. The magazine features stories about youth eating healthy, being physically active, learning about their culture, and practicing respect for themselves and others. [Audience] Patients/Clients Youth Youth Educators [Topic] Diabetes Prevention Exercise General Diabetes Nutrition [Format]

Output: Magazine

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Input: [Title] Gestational Diabetes - How to Have a Healthy Baby 24-page basic booklet that defines gestational diabetes, and how to stay healthy if you have it. It also talks about the risk for developing diabetes after giving birth, and how to lower the risk for diabetes. Easy to read. [Audience] Health Care Professionals Patients/Clients Program Staff [Topic] Pregnancy [Format]

Output: Booklet/Brochure

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Input: [Title] Give from the heart. Receive from the heart (PSA – Square/Color) Color 5" x 5” public service announcement in PDF format to forward to newsletter editors. Encourages people to give and receive during the holiday season as a way to find peace and reduce sadness/depression. [Audience] Newsletter Editors [Topic] Behavioral Health [Format]

Output: Media Tools

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Input: [Title] Give from the heart. Receive from the heart. (PSA –Vertical/Black & White) Black & white 2.5" x 9” public service announcement in PDF format to forward to newsletter editors. Encourages people to give and receive during the holiday season as a way to find peace and reduce sadness/depression. [Audience] Newsletter Editors [Topic] Behavioral Health [Format]

Output: Media Tools

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Input: [Title] Give from the heart. Receive from the heart. (PSA –Vertical/Color) Color 2.5" x 9” public service announcement in PDF format to forward to newsletter editors. Encourages people to give and receive during the holiday season as a way to find peace and reduce sadness/depression. [Audience] Newsletter Editors [Topic] Behavioral Health [Format]

Output: Media Tools

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Input: [Title] Give from the heart. Receive from the heart. (PSA – Square/Black & White) Black & white 5" x 5” public service announcement in PDF format to forward to newsletter editors. Encourages people to give and receive during the holiday season as a way to find peace and reduce sadness/depression. [Audience] Newsletter Editors [Topic] Behavioral Health [Format]

Output: Media Tools

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Input: [Title] Happy. Active. Life as usual. - Horizontal/Color Color 7.5” X 5.5” public service announcement in PDF horizontal format to forward to newsletter editors. Designed to give confidence to people with diabetes and build empathy and support among family members and friends. [Audience] Newsletter Editors [Topic] General Diabetes Health Promotion [Format]

Output: Media Tools

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Input: [Title] Happy. Active. Life as usual. - Horizontal/Black & White Black and white 7.5” X 5.5” public service announcement in PDF horizontal format to forward to newsletter editors. Designed to give confidence to people with diabetes and build empathy and support among family members and friends. [Audience] Newsletter Editors [Topic] General Diabetes Health Promotion [Format]

Output: Media Tools

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Input: [Title] Happy. Active. Life as usual. - Vertical/Black & White Black and white 2.5” X 7.75” public service announcement in PDF vertical format to forward to newsletter editors. Designed to give confidence to people with diabetes and build empathy and support among family members and friends. [Audience] Newsletter Editors [Topic] General Diabetes Health Promotion [Format]

Output: Media Tools

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Input: [Title] Happy. Active. Life as usual. - Vertical/Color Color 2.5” X 7.75” public service announcement in PDF vertical format to forward to newsletter editors. Designed to give confidence to people with diabetes and build empathy and support among family members and friends. [Audience] Newsletter Editors [Topic] General Diabetes Health Promotion [Format]

Output: Media Tools

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Input: [Title] Harvesting food is traditional! Full-color poster in PDF format features a Skokomish teen holding freshly-harvested vegetables. Quick information is listed in a box that tells his favorite vegetable, how he avoids pop, fast food, drugs, and alcohol, and his motto to make his family proud. Best if printed on a color printer, letter size. [Audience] Youth Youth Educators [Topic] Behavioral Health Diabetes Prevention Nutrition [Format]

Output: Poster Printable Materials

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Input: [Title] Having self-discipline is traditional! Full-color poster in PDF format features a Shoshone/Paiute boy in a martial arts pose. Quick information is listed in a box that tells his favorite sports of basketball and soccer, how he limits screen time to 30 minutes a day, and how he values his Native culture. Best if printed on a color printer, letter size. [Audience] Youth Youth Educators [Topic] Behavioral Health Diabetes Prevention Exercise Weight [Format]

Output: Poster Printable Materials

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Input: [Title] He lost over 60 pounds: "This Is Me Now." 3-page article about Sterling Warjack (Shoshone Bannock), 21 years old. He shares his touching story of what it was like to be an overweight teenager. He tells how fear of diabetes and dying young motivated him to meet with a dietitian, start walking, stop drinking energy drinks/pop, and switch from burgers to low-fat sandwiches. He lists six steps he took to start his new lifestyle. [Audience] Health Care Professionals Patients/Clients Program Staff Youth Youth Educators [Topic] Behavioral Health Diabetes Prevention Exercise Weight [Format]

Output: Printable Materials

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Input: [Title] Health for Native Life (Diabetes Prevention Program Special Edition) Health for Native Life magazine features real-life stories of Native Americans and Alaska Natives who are taking steps to prevent or manage diabetes. This is a special edition featuring stories about the Diabetes Prevention Program and some of its participants. [Audience] Health Care Professionals Patients/Clients Program Staff [Topic] Diabetes Prevention General Diabetes Weight [Format]

Output: Magazine

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Input: [Title] Health for Native Life (Number 10) Health for Native Life magazine features real-life stories of Native Americans and Alaska Natives who are taking steps to prevent or manage diabetes. This edition focuses on Elder fitness. [Audience] Health Care Professionals Patients/Clients Program Staff [Topic] Diabetes Prevention General Diabetes [Format]

Output: Magazine

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Input: [Title] Health for Native Life (Number 11) Health for Native Life magazine features real-life stories of Native Americans and Alaska Natives who are taking steps to prevent or manage diabetes. This is a Special Youth Edition, focusing on programs that promote good health habits and diabetes prevention for youth. [Audience] Health Care Professionals Patients/Clients Program Staff Youth Educators [Topic] Diabetes Prevention General Diabetes [Format]

Output: Magazine

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Input: [Title] Health for Native Life (Number 12) Health for Native Life magazine features real-life stories of Native Americans and Alaska Natives who are taking steps to prevent or manage diabetes. [Audience] Health Care Professionals Patients/Clients Program Staff [Topic] Diabetes Prevention General Diabetes [Format]

Output: Magazine

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Input: [Title] Health for Native Life (Number 13) Health for Native Life magazine features real-life stories of Native Americans and Alaska Natives who are taking steps to prevent or manage diabetes. This is a Weight Loss and Fitness Special Edition, and will give readers tips on how to lose weight and keep it off. [Audience] Patients/Clients [Topic] General Diabetes [Format]

Output: Magazine

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Input: [Title] Health For Native Life (Number 14) Health for Native Life magazine features real-life stories of Native Americans and Alaska Natives who are taking steps to prevent or manage diabetes. This is a Family Health Special Edition, and will give readers ways to inspire children and other family members to eat healthy, be active, and support each other. [Audience] Health Care Professionals Patients/Clients Program Staff [Topic] Diabetes Prevention General Diabetes [Format]

Output: Magazine

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Input: [Item] X-Mapping-dpapdcgi [Purpose]

Output: This cookie is used by our hosting provider to track which clustered server our site is served from. The string of eight characters at the end of the cookie name will vary. Disabling this cookie may cause an interruption in service.


Input: [Item] Google Analytics (__utma, __utmb, __utmc, __utmv, __utmz) [More Information] Google Analytics Privacy Policy. You can choose to opt out of Google Analytics. [Purpose]

Output: Collect information about how visitors use our site. We use the information to compile reports and to help us improve the site. The cookies collect information in an anonymous form, including the number of visitors to the site, where visitors have come to the site from and the pages they visited.


Input: [Item] 43b0b0fd5124c6d07c125a6595194380 [Purpose]

Output: This is a “session” cookie required for the correct operation of our site. The actual letters and numbers used will vary, but this will always be 32 characters long.


Input: [Item] Flash Cookies [Purpose]

Output: These are used to present a banner. They can be disabled if you click "Decline Cookies", however this may cause unpredictable results.


Input: [Item] AddThis [More Information] AddThis Privacy and Data Practices [Purpose]

Output: Features for sharing via social media (Facebook, Twitter etc). AddThis track visitors who use any of their features.


Input: [Item] Facebook [More Information] Facebook Privacy Policy [Purpose]

Output: Features for sharing via Facebook. Does not set a cookie by itself, but if one is present it will read it.


Input: [Item] Google+ [More Information] Google Privacy Policy [Purpose]

Output: Features for sharing via Google+. Does not set a cookie by itself, but if one is present it will read it.


Input: [Item] cc_cookie_accept or cc_cookie_decline [Purpose]

Output: These cookies are created when a user chooses "Accept Cookies" or "Deny Cookies" in the cookie preference bar at the top of the web page. The cookie is used to remember your preference for future visits to the web site.


Input: [Rationale] To gain or maintain open airway [Nursing Interventions]

Output: Position head midline with flexion on appropriate for age/condition

10 COPD: Bronchitis Nursing Care Plans - Nurseslabs


Input: [Rationale] To decrease pressure on the diaphragm and enhancing drainage [Nursing Interventions]

Output: Elevate HOB

10 COPD: Bronchitis Nursing Care Plans - Nurseslabs


Input: [Rationale] To identify infectious process [Nursing Interventions]

Output: Observe S/Sx of infections

10 COPD: Bronchitis Nursing Care Plans - Nurseslabs


Input: [Rationale] To ascertain status & note progress [Nursing Interventions]

Output: Auscultate breath sounds & assess air mov’t

10 COPD: Bronchitis Nursing Care Plans - Nurseslabs


Input: [Rationale] To help to liquefy secretions. [Nursing Interventions]

Output: Instruct the patient to increase fluid intake

10 COPD: Bronchitis Nursing Care Plans - Nurseslabs


Input: [Rationale] To maximize effort [Nursing Interventions]

Output: Demonstrate effective coughing and deep-breathing techniques.

10 COPD: Bronchitis Nursing Care Plans - Nurseslabs


Input: [Rationale] To prevent further complications [Nursing Interventions]

Output: Keep back dry

10 COPD: Bronchitis Nursing Care Plans - Nurseslabs


Input: [Rationale] To prevent possible aspirations [Nursing Interventions]

Output: Turn the patient q 2 hours

10 COPD: Bronchitis Nursing Care Plans - Nurseslabs


Input: [Rationale] These techniques will prevent possible aspirations and prevent any untoward complications [Nursing Interventions]

Output: Demonstrate chest physiotherapy, such as bronchial tapping when in cough, proper postural drainage.

10 COPD: Bronchitis Nursing Care Plans - Nurseslabs


Input: [Rationale] More aggressive measures to maintain airway patency. [Nursing Interventions]

Output: Administer bronchodilators if prescribed.

10 COPD: Bronchitis Nursing Care Plans - Nurseslabs


Input: [Description] Morces is a mobile web platform that put businesses on mobile. [Category] Mobile [Date] 05.26.2012 [Mashup Name]

Output: Morces


Input: [Description] Ringful Push Conference will dial-in all meeting attendees automatically a few minutes before the... [Category] Telephony [Date] 12.02.2008 [Mashup Name]

Output: Push Conference


Input: [Description] Live collaborative brainstorming and conference call with ease and fun. [Category] Telephony [Date] 06.08.2010 [Mashup Name]

Output: Braingroupy for Google Wave


Input: [Description] This small app allows RescueTime users to try ProcrasDonate's time management incentive.... [Category] Education [Date] 02.11.2010 [Mashup Name]

Output: ProcrasDonate


Input: [Description] WowCity.com is a mashup thats also lots of things wrapped into one easy to use website. The site... [Category] Mapping [Date] 11.29.2006 [Mashup Name]

Output: Connecting Consumers and Businesses in Cities, Worldwide!


Input: [Description] Map of the 100 best US companies to work for as rated by Fortune Magazine [Category] Mapping [Date] 01.09.2007 [Mashup Name]

Output: 25 Best Companies to Work For


Input: [Description] Map of the main players in Silicon Valley like Google, Yahoo, Facebook, eBay and many others. Via... [Category] Mapping [Date] 05.16.2007 [Mashup Name]

Output: Key Silicon Valley Places


Input: [Description] Application and map for business card sharing. [Category] Mapping [Date] 01.04.2008 [Mashup Name]

Output: MyMapCards


Input: [Description] A2TA allows you to discover and locate businesses and services in the area you designateï¿½be it... [Category] Mapping [Date] 07.21.2009 [Mashup Name]

Output: AllAboutTheArea.com


Input: [Description] A time tracking solution that integrates with online project collaboration software including... [Category] Project Management [Date] 03.05.2008 [Mashup Name]

Output: Timepost


Input: [Description] Yappoint is a marketplace for local businesses to let their clients make their appointments online... [Category] Tools [Date] 03.20.2012 [Mashup Name]

Output: Yappoint


Input: [Description] Enterprisingly supports entrepreneurs with the unique combination of key services and a strong... [Category] Messaging [Date] 08.23.2011 [Mashup Name]

Output: Enterprisingly


Input: [Description] A map search for local businesses in Austin. Submit businesses and make comments. [Category] Search [Date] 08.27.2009 [Mashup Name]

Output: Austin Search For Local Businesses


Input: [Description] People Search World is a people search engine allows anyone to search public records, emails, US... [Category] Reference [Date] 01.15.2014 [Mashup Name]

Output: People Search World


Input: [Description] A Reputation Community designed to create professional opportunities by promoting your name. Uses... [Category] Business [Date] 08.18.2008 [Mashup Name]

Output: Naymz


Input: [Description] Yellow pages for Germany, Austria and Switzerland. [Category] Business [Date] 05.30.2009 [Mashup Name]

Output: Firmendb


Input: [Description] Search for business services, hotels and facilities in the region Amsterdam and Utrecht, the... [Category] Business [Date] 08.29.2009 [Mashup Name]

Output: MICE Meets Metropolis


Input: [Description] CrocTail provides an interface for browsing information parsed from SEC filings about several... [Category] Business [Date] 03.19.2010 [Mashup Name]

Output: CrocTail Corporate Watch


Input: [Description] An easy way to add live chat support to any website, leveraging public chat protocols (via the... [Category] Business [Date] 08.01.2010 [Mashup Name]

Output: Notifire


Input: [Description] Joomailer is a complete newsletter solution for the CMS Joomla!. There are 2 versions: one that... [Category] Business [Date] 08.12.2010 [Mashup Name]

Output: Joomailer


Input: [Description] Display LinkedIn connections for a given account directly within salesforce using LinkedIn'... [Category] Business [Date] 08.19.2010 [Mashup Name]

Output: Social Salesforce


Input: [Description] Bontq is a revolutionary bug & issue tracking system. It allows you to manage projects and... [Category] Business [Date] 10.01.2010 [Mashup Name]

Output: Bontq


Input: [Description] Disrupting traditional IYPs, (Internet Yellow Pages). Business listing data from Factual and using... [Category] Business [Date] 01.02.2012 [Mashup Name]

Output: Explore To Yellow Pages


Input: [Description] PlanZap allows you to make online appointments with only the best customer recommended... [Category] Business [Date] 01.07.2012 [Mashup Name]

Output: PlanZap


Input: [Description] Startup Watch is a mobile app with information on startup companies and startup jobs around the... [Category] Business [Date] 05.27.2014 [Mashup Name]

Output: Startup Watch


Input: [Parameter:] "text" [Default:] Tab [Description:]

Output: label of the tab


Input: [Parameter:] before [Description:]

Output: when switching tabs, this is the javascript fragment to be executed just before the tab is displayed


Input: [Parameter:] after [Description:]

Output: this javascript handler is to be executed after the tab has been made visible


Input: [Parameter:] afterload [Description:]

Output: this javascript handler will be called when content loaded asynchronously (using the url parameter, below) has finished loading; depending on the network latency, this can be significantly later than execution of the after handler above


Input: [Parameter:] id [Description:]

Output: id of this tab; this id can be used in the TABPANEs select parameter to display this tab; this id is also added to the class attribute of the html element representing the tab button


Input: [Parameter:] url [Description:]

Output: link from where to load the content of the tab asynchronously when selecting this tab; the result of the addressed handler will replace the content area; if no url is set the content of the TAB ... ENDTAB area will be shown when the tab is selected


Input: [Parameter:] width [Default:] auto [Description:]

Output: width of the tab area


Input: [Parameter:] height [Default:] auto [Description:]

Output: height of the tab area


Input: [Parameter:] container [Description:]

Output: element where ajax content will be loaded; this is only used together with url


Input: For our everyday business purposes— such as to process your transactions, maintain your account(s), respond to court orders and legal investigations, or report to credit bureaus Yes [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: No

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Input: For our marketing purposes— to offer our products and services to you Yes [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: No

:: Kentucky Neighborhood Bank :: Privacy Policy ::


Input: For joint marketing with other financial companies No [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: We don't share

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Input: For our affiliates’ everyday business purposes— information about your transactions and experiences No [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: We don't share

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Input: For our affiliates’ everyday business purposes— information about your creditworthiness No [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: We don't share

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Input: For nonaffiliates to market to you No [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: We don't share

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Input: [Property] cacheConfigurationName [Description]

Output: Optional property that, if used, specifies the name of the configuration that is supplied to the cache factory when creating a new JBoss Cache instance.


Input: [Property] cacheFactoryJndiName [Description]

Output: Optional property that, if used, specifies the name in JNDI where an existing JBoss Cache Factory instance can be found. That factory would then be used if needed to create a JBoss Cache instance. If no value is provided, then the JBoss Cache DefaultCacheFactory class is used.


Input: [Property] cacheJndiName [Description]

Output: Optional property that, if used, specifies the name in JNDI where an existing JBoss Cache instance can be found. This should be used if your application already has a cache that is used, or if you need to configure the cache in a special way.


Input: [Property] creatingWorkspacesAllowed [Description]

Output: Optional property that is by default 'true' that defines whether clients can create new workspaces.


Input: [Property] defaultCachePolicy [Description]

Output: Optional property that, if used, defines the default for how long this information provided by this source may to be cached by other, higher-level components. The default value of null implies that this source does not define a specific duration for caching information provided by this repository source.


Input: [Property] defaultWorkspaceName [Description]

Output: Optional property that is initialized to an empty string and which defines the name for the workspace that will be used by default if none is specified.


Input: [Property] name [Description]

Output: The name of the repository source, which is used by the RepositoryService when obtaining a RepositoryConnection by name.


Input: [Property] predefinedWorkspaceNames [Description]

Output: Optional property that defines the names of the workspaces that exist and that are available for use without having to create them.


Input: [Property] retryLimit [Description]

Output: Optional property that, if used, defines the number of times that any single operation on a RepositoryConnection to this source should be retried following a communication failure. The default value is '0'.


Input: [Property] rootNodeUuid [Description]

Output: Optional property that, if used, specifies the UUID that should be used for the root node of each workspace. If no value is specified, a random UUID is generated each time that the repository is started.


Input: [Property] updatesAllowed [Description]

Output: Determines whether the content in the connector is can be updated ("true"), or if the content may only be read ("false"). The default value is "true".


Input: [Property] uuidPropertyName [Description]

Output: Optional property that, if used, defines the property that should be used to find the UUID value for each node in the cache. "mode:uuid" is the default.


Input: [Sunday] Monday [Pump Extreme] Walk 60 Min [Walk 60 Min] Pump Revolution [Pump Extreme_4] Congrats!90 Days Complete [Walk 60 Min_3]

Output: Pump Extreme

Can Les Mills Pump Transform your Body without the Bulk?


Input: [Sunday] Tuesday [Pump Extreme] Pump Revolution [Walk 60 Min] Walk 60 Min [Walk 60 Min_3]

Output: Flow + Hard Core Abs

Can Les Mills Pump Transform your Body without the Bulk?


Input: [Sunday] Wednesday [Pump Extreme] Walk 60 Min [Walk 60 Min] Pump Extreme [Walk 60 Min_3]

Output: Pump Revolution

Can Les Mills Pump Transform your Body without the Bulk?


Input: [Sunday] Thursday [Pump Extreme] Rest Day [Walk 60 Min] Flow [Walk 60 Min_3]

Output: Rest Day

Can Les Mills Pump Transform your Body without the Bulk?


Input: [Sunday] Friday [Pump Extreme] Pump Extreme [Walk 60 Min] Rest Day [Walk 60 Min_3]

Output: Walk 60 Min

Can Les Mills Pump Transform your Body without the Bulk?


Input: [Sunday] Saturday [Pump Extreme] Flow [Walk 60 Min] Pump Revolution [Walk 60 Min_3]

Output: Rest Day

Can Les Mills Pump Transform your Body without the Bulk?


Input: [System Property Name] osee.application.server [Values] [http://:] [Description]

Output: When specified, this system property sets the URL used to reference the application server and arbitration is bypassed.


Input: [System Property Name] osee.arbitration.server [Values] [http://:] [Description]

Output: The arbitration server address and port to use. This system property must be specified for the system to gain access to OSEE data. If the application server property is set then that address takes precedence and arbitration is bypassed.


Input: [System Property Name] osee.authentication.protocol [Values] protocol name [Description]

Output: protocol to be used by the client to authenticate with the server


Input: [System Property Name] osee.choice.on.db.init [Values] choice name [Description]

Output: the predefined database initialization choice


Input: [System Property Name] osee.file.specified.schema.names.on.db.init [Values] true, false [Default] false [Description]

Output: Specifies whether OSEE database initialization should use the schema names specified in the schema.xml files instead of using the connection schema. Using the connection specified schema is the default behavior.


Input: [System Property Name] osee.import.from.connection.id.on.db.init [Values] [FILE SYSTEM PATH] [Description]

Output: Specifies where table data should be imported from during OSEE database initialization. The default is to use the database connection id specified in the schema.xml files.


Input: [System Property Name] osee.import.on.db.init [Values] true, false [Default] false [Description]

Output: Specifies whether OSEE database initialization should import database data as part of its tasks.


Input: [System Property Name] osee.local.application.server [Values] true, false [Default] false [Description]

Output: When set to true launches an application server upon start up. Uses org.osgi.service.http.port arg to determine port to use.


Input: [System Property Name] osee.local.http.worker.port [Default] Port Scan starting from 18000 [Description]

Output: Port to use for local worker server.


Input: [System Property Name] osee.prompt.on.db.init [Values] true, false [Default] true [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to interactively prompt the user during database initialization for init choice


Input: [System Property Name] osee.record.activity [Values] true, false [Default] true [Description]

Output: Specifies whether user activity should be logged


Input: [System Property Name] osee.ote.cmd.console [Values] true, false [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to enable the OTE command console


Input: [System Property Name] osee.ote.server.title [Values] free text name [Description]

Output: name given to the OTE server which is displayed in the test manager


Input: [Features] Manage Images [Detailed Functionality] Control user permissions to prevent inadvertent cropping [Benefits]

Output: Improve order accuracy and fewer remakes

KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Print Production Software / DP2


Input: [Features] Rendering and Output Improvements [Detailed Functionality] Render using sub sampled images on lab specified nodes Support for JDF templates and a single hot folder with HP INDIGO printers Render a PDF with a quantity of front and back cards and an order separator card New FUJI FRONTIER Digital Lab Systems interface eliminates re-rendering at the printer Improved visibility of render status of all render engines Set up a specific queue for mirrored output (rather than on every product) Generate multiple copies of rendered images for uses beyond printed output (e.g. uploads, discs, etc.) Option to embed profile in rendered image [Benefits]

Output: General improvements to productivity and quality Improve productivity on output like order sheets and service items More flexible workflows for rendered digital files

KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Print Production Software / DP2


Input: [Features] Product Workflow Categories [Detailed Functionality] Lab definable "Workflow" field tied to DP2 products Allows separate processing of order items based on their production workflow Designed for KODAK PROFESSIONAL Collections and Creations Software orders, but useful on all DP2 orders [Benefits]

Output: Better control when processing orders with different types of products

KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Print Production Software / DP2


Input: [Features] Composite Job Generator [Detailed Functionality] Automatically increment print quantity by number of absentees [Benefits]

Output: Improve order accuracy and avoid special orders/li>

KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Print Production Software / DP2


Input: [Features] Integrated HTML Scripting [Detailed Functionality] WYSIWYG editor to create custom HTML scripts Integrated access and use of real time, dynamic order data [Benefits]

Output: More useful reports, emails, and even DP2 windows

KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Print Production Software / DP2


Input: [Features] Business System Support [Detailed Functionality] General method to feed business systems for any order creation workflow that originates in DP2 [Benefits]

Output: Customizable by lab to support any number of workflows and systems

KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Print Production Software / DP2


Input: [Features] Vignette and Radial Blur Effects [Detailed Functionality] Create vignette effects without using masks Center the focus of the effect at any position on the image Control 6 individual parameters to design desired vignette effect [Benefits]

Output: Simulates the photographic lens effects to produce creative, popular products

KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Print Production Software / DP2


Input: [Features] Effects Profiles [Detailed Functionality] Custom profiles can be applied during rendering Easy to implement for specific products, orders, or customers Designed for custom color saturation and black-and-white results [Benefits]

Output: Achieve more saturated color while maintaining skin tones Achieve unique B/W looks

KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Print Production Software / DP2


Input: [Features] Product Creation [Detailed Functionality] "Expand" text option to increases character spacing to both left and right edges Products can be rotated CW, CCW, and 180° Display actual font sized used when auto-sizing [Benefits]

Output: Improved tools and product design options

KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Print Production Software / DP2


Input: [Features] Chroma Key [Detailed Functionality] Improved auto-cutting parameters to prevent skin blotching Improved auto-detect and cutting of blue screen images [Benefits]

Output: Better results with less manual correction

KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Print Production Software / DP2


Input: [Features] KPARS Interactive and Review [Detailed Functionality] Simultaneously move chosen sets of facial feature grid points [Benefits]

Output: Improved adjustment process and productivity

KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Print Production Software / DP2


Input: [Bill] H.573 [Docket] HD1838 [Bill Title]

Output: For a legislative amendment to the Constitution to increase the threshold for ballot initiatives


Input: [Bill] H.574 [Docket] HD1842 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to remove certain restrictions in absentee voting


Input: [Bill] H.575 [Docket] HD1844 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to allow for voter registration at public libraries


Input: [Bill] H.725 [Docket] HD3072 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to prohibit additional incineration of solid waste materials


Input: [Bill] H.726 [Docket] HD3104 [Bill Title]

Output: That manufacturers of mercury-added lamps implement a recycling program


Input: [Bill] H.1070 [Docket] HD2045 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to mandate the reporting of executive compensation of private sector human service agencies to the Commissioner of Administration


Input: [Bill] H.1120 [Docket] HD4436 [Bill Title]

Output: (by vote of the town) relative to authorizing the town of Saugus to grant an additional license for the sale of all alcoholic beverages to be drunk on the premisesfor a certain area in the Square One Mall


Input: [Bill] H.2386 [Docket] HD940 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to the retirement allowance payable to Ralph Cecere, a former teacher in the city of Everett


Input: [Bill] H.2387 [Docket] HD1824 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to include certain employees in the Bureau of Fire Control in Group 4 of the contributory retirement system for public employeeses


Input: [Bill] H.2388 [Docket] HD1826 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to civil service system eligibility lists


Input: [Bill] H.2389 [Docket] HD1827 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to option C of the contributory retirement system for public employees


Input: [Bill] H.2390 [Docket] HD1829 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to include the position of motor equipment repairman in the Division of State Parks and Recreation in Group 4 of the contributory retirement system for public employees


Input: [Bill] H.2391 [Docket] HD1830 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to place custodians in Group 2 of the public employee retirement law


Input: [Bill] H.2392 [Docket] HD1832 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to include certain employees of public higher education institutions in Group 4 of the contributory retirement system for public employees


Input: [Bill] H.2393 [Docket] HD2039 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to provide an early retirement incentive program for certain employees of the Department of Transitional Assistance


Input: [Bill] H.2394 [Docket] HD2074 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to the retirement benefits of certain employees of the Department of Youth Services


Input: [Bill] H.2395 [Docket] HD2097 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to the employment rights of certain non-teaching employees of school districts


Input: [Bill] H.2732 [Docket] HD1825 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to promote sales tax fairness for small businesses


Input: [Bill] H.2733 [Docket] HD1836 [Bill Title]

Output: For a legislative amendment to the Constitution relative to a graduated income tax


Input: [Bill] H.2734 [Docket] HD2271 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to tax disclosures of business corporations


Input: [Bill] H.2735 [Docket] HD2532 [Bill Title]

Output: For an investigation by a special commission (including members of the General Court) relative to streamlining the corporate tax code


Input: [Bill] H.2736 [Docket] HD3179 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to provide for an income tax deduction for fees paid for participation in a pay as you throw waste disposal program


Input: [Bill] H.2985 [Docket] HD1200 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to designate the Charleston Chew as the official candy bar of the Commonwealth


Input: [Bill] H.2986 [Docket] HD1828 [Bill Title]

Output: That employees of the Water Resources Authority be subject to the provisions of the privatization statutes


Input: [Bill] H.3782 [Docket] HD2793 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to the fiscal authority of decertified libraries


Input: [Bill] H.3858 [Docket] HD4234 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to further regulate business subsidies in the Commonwealth


Input: [Bill] H.3948 [Docket] HD4101 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to the senior circuit breaker tax credit, so-called


Input: [Bill] H.5007 [Docket] HD5199 [Bill Title]

Output: (by vote of the town) relative to amending the charter of the town of Saugus


Input: [Bill] H.5018 [Docket] HD5198 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to establish a sick leave bank for Nanette Maltais, an employee of the department of revenue


Input: [Bill] H.1365 By Request [Docket] HD2292 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to the interception of oral communications of law enforcement officers


Input: [Bill] H.3626 By Request [Docket] HD2197 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to abuse prevention orders


Input: [Project Name] Beer Brewing [Status] Beer Brewing [Description]

Output: I brew weird beers.

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Input: [Project Name] Reprap_Mendel [Status] Assembly [Description]

Output: Open Manufacturing

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Input: [Project Name] 2x4 CNC Machine [Status] Retired [Description]

Output: CNC from the book "Build Your Own CNC Machine"

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Input: [Project Name] OpenPCR [Status] Research [Description]

Output: Get a PCR machine for the shop.

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Input: [Project Name] Candy Machine 3d Modeled Part [Status] Basking [Description]

Output: Use the Makerbot to build something useful.

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Input: [Project Name] Shop Oven [Status] IMPLEMETATION [Description]

Output: Raise money for wiring an Oven for the shop.

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Input: [Project Name] CAD Notes [Status] Collecting Notes [Description]

Output: Collate and collect info on CAD opportunities.

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Input: [Project Name] Kids Cloaks [Status] Complete [Description]

Output: Sew cloaks for my Brother's kids.

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Input: [Project Name] PCB Etching [Status] Done [Description]

Output: Chemical manufacture of PCBs

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Input: [Project Name] Laser cutter [Status] Research [Description]

Output: Creation of laser etch project

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Input: [Project Name] Open Bio Lab [Status] Research [Description]

Output: Lab Page

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Input: [Project Name] 40 Watt Laser Cutter [Status] Building the How To Guide, Experimenting with Various Materials [Description]

Output: How to use this tool

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Input: [Project Name] Inkjet PCB Etching [Status] Experimentation [Description]

Output: Much higher resolution solution to small run PCB manufacture.

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Input: [Project Name] 4x8 CNC Machine [Status] Hardware is Green, Working status is conditionally Green [Description]

Output: A larger CNC

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Input: [Project Name] Diy Bio [Status] Link Collection [Description]

Output: A Links Page

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Input: [Project Name] DIY Spot Welder [Status] Planning/Resource Collection [Description]

Output: Implementation of this

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Input: [Project Name] Sunbeam 1050W Microwave [Status] Parted [Description]

Output: Disasembled for the Transformer

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Input: [Project Name] Smelting Furnace [Status] Melting aluminum and burning the unwary [Description]

Output: For melting aluminium

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Input: [Project Name] Analytical Balance [Status] Research [Description]

Output: For SCIENCE!

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Input: [Project Name] Ceramic Kiln/Controller [Status] modifying design to account for physics [Description]

Output: Controller for our Kiln

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Input: [Class] UsbManager [Description]

Output: Allows you to enumerate and communicate with connected USB devices.


Input: [Class] UsbDevice [Description]

Output: Represents a connected USB device and contains methods to access its identifying information, interfaces, and endpoints.


Input: [Class] UsbInterface [Description]

Output: Represents an interface of a USB device, which defines a set of functionality for the device. A device can have one or more interfaces on which to communicate on.


Input: [Class] UsbEndpoint [Description]

Output: Represents an interface endpoint, which is a communication channel for this interface. An interface can have one or more endpoints, and usually has input and output endpoints for two-way communication with the device.


Input: [Class] UsbDeviceConnection [Description]

Output: Represents a connection to the device, which transfers data on endpoints. This class allows you to send data back and forth sychronously or asynchronously.


Input: [Class] UsbRequest [Description]

Output: Represents an asynchronous request to communicate with a device through a UsbDeviceConnection.


Input: [Class] UsbConstants [Description]

Output: Defines USB constants that correspond to definitions in linux/usb/ch9.h of the Linux kernel.


Input: [Description] The canvas represents the entire viewable area, or stage of the scene. You can change the size and color of the canvas. [Item]

Output: Canvas


Input: [Description] The overscan area is the gray area (or offstage region) around the canvas from which objects can enter and exit the canvas during an animation. You can also use the overscan area to store objects for future use. Tip: To hide the contents of the overscan area, click the Overscan button. To change the overscan area to semi-transparent, choose View > Show Overscan As Half Opacity. [Item]

Output: Overscan area


Input: [Description] The rulers appear at the top and left of the project workspace and provide measurements in pixels. The vertical and horizontal position of the mouse pointer is indicated on the respective ruler. You can show or hide the rulers. [Item]

Output: Rulers


Input: [Description] The grid is an alignment tool represented by regularly-spaced horizontal and vertical lines. To assist with alignment, you can snap to the grid; when objects are created or moved, they will automatically align to a gridline. By default, the Plazmic Composer grid system is aligned at the upper-left corner of the document window. You can alter the alignment coordinates of the grid to accommodate changes within your content. You can show or hide gridlines, adjust their color and spacing, and select the Snap to Grid option. [Item]

Output: Grid


Input: [Description] Guides are alignment tools that you can add wherever you need them, by dragging them from the horizontal or vertical rulers. You can snap to guidelines to assist with alignment; when objects are created or moved, they will automatically align to a guide line. You can show or hide guides, select the Snap to Guides option, or lock the guides to prevent them from being accidentally moved. [Item]

Output: Guides


Input: [Description] The limits show the edges of the canvas, extended the to full width and height of the workspace. You can use the limit lines to resize the canvas by dragging them to the appropriate size. You can show or hide limit lines, or lock them to prevent them from being accidentally moved. [Item]

Output: Limits


Input: [Field] Device Name [Action]

Output: Enter a unique identifier for this trunk, for example: If you are configuring Cisco Unified Communications Manager 5.x, then enter the name or IP address of the Cisco Unified Communications Manager 6.1 (or a later release) server that provides front-end signaling for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace. If you are configuring Cisco Unified Communications Manager Release 6.1 (or a later release), then enter the name or IP address of the Cisco Unified Communications Manager 5.x server.

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Input: [Field] Device Pool [Action]

Output: If no device pools are defined, select Default. If device pools are already defined, then either create a new device pool or choose an existing device pool for a region with a codec that is compatible with the conferencing gateway (or bridge).

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Input: [Field] Media Resource Group List [Action]

Output: (Optional) If Cisco Unified MeetingPlace-supported endpoints are registered to this Cisco Unified Communications Manager, then we recommend that you choose one of the following to prevent conference calls from being disrupted by music whenever a user places a call on hold: Default value of . A Media Resource Group List that does not contain music on hold resources. Note: See Configuring Cisco Unified Communications Manager: Music On Hold.

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Input: [Field] Media Termination Point Required [Action]

Output: Uncheck this check box.

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Configure Call Control for Voice Conferencing - DocWiki


Input: [Field] Destination Address [Action]

Output: Enter the destination IP address, specifically: If you are configuring Cisco Unified Communications Manager 5.x, then enter the IP address of the Cisco Unified Communications Manager 6.1 (or a later release) server that provides front-end signaling for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace. If you are configuring Cisco Unified Communications Manager 6.1 or a later release, then enter the name or IP address of the Cisco Unified Communications Manager 5.x server.

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Configure Call Control for Voice Conferencing - DocWiki


Input: [Field] Destination Port Incoming Port [Action]

Output: Keep the default value of 5060.

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Configure Call Control for Voice Conferencing - DocWiki


Input: [0] Agree [1] Claim [2] Expect [3] Know how [5] Tend [4]

Output: Prepare

Gerunds and Infinitives - Grammar - learnEnglish-online


Input: [0] Appear [1] Consent [2] Fail [3] Learn [5] Threaten [4]

Output: Pretend

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Input: [0] Arrange [1] Decide [2] Forget [3] Manage [5] Try [4]

Output: Promise

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Input: [0] Ask [1] Demand [2] Happen [3] Mean [5] Wait [4]

Output: Seem

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Input: [0] Care [1] Deserve [2] Hesitate [3] Need [5] Want [4]

Output: Struggle

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Input: [0] Choose [1] Desire [2] Hope [3] Offer [5] Wish [4]

Output: Swear

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Input: [0] Firmware flash methods (.fls file extensions) [2] Recommended use [1]

Output: Information


Input: [0] The device Web page or embedded Web server (EWS) [2] This is the preferred firmware update method if: The device is connected to your network, and HTTP (port 80) is enabled allowing you to access its EWS, and Access controls are not limiting remote management. [1]

Output: Open your Internet browser and enter the device's IP address. Select Settings > Update Firmware. Click here for an example.


Input: [0] USB utility [2] This is an alternative flash method for USB-attached printers in a Microsoft environment. [1]

Output: Click here for an example.


Input: [0] USB thumb drive [2] This alternative flash method is used only if: You have a standalone device, and No access to a computer, and Access controls are not limiting flash drive access. [1]

Output: Click here for an example.


Input: [0] FTP [2] This alternative flash method is used only if: The device has HTTP (EWS) disabled, and There is no access to a Microsoft Windows computer, and FTP (port 21) is enabled on both the printer and the network, and Access controls are not limiting FTP function. [1]

Output: Click here for detailed steps.


Input: [0] MarkVision Enterprise [2] Large fleets [1]

Output: Visit http://www.lexmark.com/en_us/products/smart-mfp/device-management.html. Download the latest User's Guide and perform a search on Print Server updates or Generic File downloads.


Input: [0] Printer File Loader (USB-Macintosh) [2] This is an alternative flash method for USB-attached devices in an Apple environment. [1]

Output: Click here for detailed steps.


Input: [Mild] Swollen lymph nodes [Severe] 2 serious bacterial infections in a 2-year period (meningitis, blood infection, or pneumonia) [Moderate]

Output: Pneumonitis--swelling and inflammation of lung tissue

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Input: [Mild] Swelling of the parotid gland (salivary glands located in front of the ear) [Severe] A yeast infection that occurs in the digestive track or lungs [Moderate]

Output: Oral thrush that lasts for more than 2 months

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Input: [Mild] Constant or recurring sinus infections [Severe] Encephalopathy--an inflammation of the brain [Moderate]

Output: Constant or recurring diarrhea

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Input: [Mild] Constant or recurring ear infections [Severe] Tumors or malignant lesions [Moderate]

Output: A fever that persists for more than 1 month

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Input: [Mild] Dermatitis--an itchy, rash on the skin [Severe] Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia (the type of pneumonia most commonly seen with HIV) [Moderate]

Output: Hepatitis--an inflammation of the liver that is often caused by an infection

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Input: [Mild] Abdominal swelling from increased liver and spleen size [Moderate]

Output: Complicated chickenpox

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Input: [Moderate]

Output: Kidney disease

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Input: [Key] Up [Normal] Ch up [VDR] Crsr up [Channels] Crsr up [Timers] Crsr up [Edit/New] Crsr up [Replay] Play [Recordings]

Output: Crsr up


Input: [Key] Down [Normal] Ch down [VDR] Crsr down [Channels] Crsr down [Timers] Crsr down [Edit/New] Crsr down [Replay] Pause [Recordings]

Output: Crsr down


Input: [Key] Left [Normal] Prev group [VDR] - [Channels] Page up [Timers] Page up [Edit/New] Decrement [Replay] Search back [Recordings]

Output: Page up


Input: [Key] Right [Normal] Next group [VDR] - [Channels] Page down [Timers] Page down [Edit/New] Increment [Replay] Search forward [Recordings]

Output: Page down


Input: [Key] Ok [Normal] Ch display [VDR] Select [Channels] Switch [Timers] Edit [Edit/New] Accept [Replay] Progress disp. [Recordings]

Output: Play


Input: [Key] Menu [Normal] Menu on [VDR] Menu off [Channels] Menu off [Timers] Menu off [Edit/New] Menu off [Replay] Menu on [Recordings]

Output: Menu off


Input: [Key] Back [Normal] - [VDR] Menu off [Channels] VDR menu [Timers] VDR menu [Edit/New] Discard [Replay] Recordings menu [Recordings]

Output: VDR menu


Input: [Key] Red [Normal] - [VDR] Record [Channels] Edit [Timers] Edit [Edit/New] ABC/abc [Replay] Jump [Recordings]

Output: Play/Commands(2)


Input: [Key] Green [Normal] - [VDR] Language [Channels] New [Timers] New [Edit/New] Ins/Ovr [Replay] Skip -60s [Recordings]

Output: Rewind


Input: [Key] Yellow [Normal] - [VDR] Pause live [Channels] Delete [Timers] Delete [Edit/New] Delete [Replay] Skip +60s [Recordings]

Output: Delete


Input: [Key] Blue [Normal] - [VDR] Stop/Resume [Channels] Mark [Timers] On/Off(1) [Edit/New] - [Replay] Stop [Recordings]

Output: Summary


Input: [Key] 0..9 [Normal] Ch select [VDR] - [Channels] - [Timers] - [Edit/New] Numeric inp. [Replay] Editing [Recordings]

Output: Exec cmd(2)


Input: [Address] 0x400 [Function] Reset [Handler summary]

Output: Main code at 0x4B8


Input: [Address] 0x404 [Function] Undefined instruction [Handler summary]

Output: Infinite loop


Input: [Address] 0x408 [Function] Software Interrupt [Handler summary]

Output: Infinite loop


Input: [Address] 0x40C [Function] Prefetch Abort [Handler summary]

Output: Infinite loop


Input: [Address] 0x410 [Function] Data Abort [Handler summary]

Output: Infinite loop


Input: [Address] 0x414 [Function] Reserved [Handler summary]

Output: NOP, effectively calling the IRQ handler


Input: [Address] 0x418 [Function] Interrupt Request [Handler summary]

Output: Interrupt handler at 0x8468


Input: [Address] 0x41C [Function] Fast Interrupt Request [Handler summary]

Output: Interrupt handler at 0x8468


Input: [Tag] media:content [Description] Encloses information about the video. This tag contains many key attributes. The medium attribute specifies the type of content. This should be set to video. The url attribute specifies the direct URL to the raw video content. If this is not specified, you must specify the tag. The duration attribute specifies the length of the video in seconds. This is an optional but recommended attribute. For all of the other optional fields for the tag, see the mRSS specification. [Required?]

Output: Required

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Input: [Tag] media:player [Description] You must specify at least one of or the url attribute in . A URL pointing to a player for a specific video. Usually this is the information in the src element of an tag and should not be the same as the content of the tag. [Required?]

Output: Depends

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Input: [Tag] media:title [Description] The title of the video. Maximum 100 characters. All HTML entities should be escaped or wrapped in a CDATA block. [Required?]

Output: Required

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Input: [Tag] media:description [Description] The description of the video. Maximum 2048 characters. All HTML entities should be escaped or wrapped in a CDATA block. [Required?]

Output: Required

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Input: [Tag] media:thumbnail [Description] A URL pointing to a preview thumbnail, which must be a GIF, PNG, or JPG image. The preview thumbnail must be hosted on the same domain as the video. [Required?]

Output: Required

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Input: [Tag] dcterms:valid [Description] The publication and expiration date of the video. Full specification of dcterms:valid. Example: start=2002-10-13T09:00+01:00; end=2002-10-17T17:00+01:00; scheme=W3C-DTF [Required?]

Output: Optional

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Input: [Tag] media:restriction [Description] A space-delimited list of countries where the video may or may not be played. Allowed values are country codes in ISO 3166 format. If there is no tag, it is assumed that the video can be played in all territories. The required attribute type should be set to country. Only country restrictions are supported. The required attribute relationship specifies whether the video is restricted or permitted for the specified countries. Allowed values are allow or deny. Learn more about using country restrictions. [Required?]

Output: Optional

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Input: [Tag] media:price [Description] The price to download or view the video. Do not use this tag for free videos. The required attribute currency specifies the currency in ISO 4217 format. The required attribute type specifies the purchase option. Allowed values are rent, purchase, package, and subscription. More than one element can be listed (for example, in order to specify various currencies or purchasing options). [Required?]

Output: Optional

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Input: [Date] 06/14/2006 [Affected Pages] Tables changed: I-17, I-18, II-16, VI-23, XXIII-12 Tables appear in the following topics: Overview Section 2: All Sites Section 6: Colon and Rectum Section 23: Prostate US Prevalence Counts for 2003 Topic: Cancer Prevalence [Revision]

Output: The prevalence counts were updated to include a change in race recode. Prior to the CSR's release, the Indian Health Service Link was used to code a small portion of the white population as American Indian/Alaska Native. The prevalence counts were generated before this coding change and have been updated to reflect the coding change. The update only changed a small number of prevalence counts, and only the pages with updated counts are listed as affected pages.

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Input: [Date] 06/06/2006 [Affected Pages] Figure XVI-3 Figure appears in the following section: Section 16: Melanoma of the Skin [Revision]

Output: The data series on the graph were mislabeled for all of the series. The series are now correctly labeled.

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Input: [Date] 05/15/2006 [Affected Pages] Figure XXIII-4 Figure appears in the following section: Section 23: Prostate [Revision]

Output: The incidence and mortality rates for white and black males were mislabeled. The delay-adjusted incidence rates for white males were labeled as black males, and vice-versa. The same type of mislabeling occurred for the mortality rates as well.

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Input: [Date] 05/4/2006 [Affected Pages] Table I-6 Table appears in the following topics: Overview 5-year Survival Rates [Revision]

Output: The survival rates in Table I-6 were originally suppressed if there were fewer than 25 cases alive at the end of the interval. The survival rates are now suppressed if there are fewer than 16 cases alive at the end of the interval.

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Input: [Date] 05/4/2006 [Affected Pages] Table IV-10 Table appears in the following topics: Section 4: Breast 5-year Survival Rates [Revision]

Output: In Table IV-10, relative survival rates for in situ breast cancer were improperly suppressed. The rates are now shown where there are 16 or more cases alive at the end of the interval.

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Input: [Date] 05/4/2006 [Affected Pages] Table XVII-4 Table appears in the following topics: Section 17: Mesothelioma 5-year Survival Rates [Revision]

Output: The period survival rates in Table XVII-4 were originally suppressed if there were fewer than 25 cases alive at the end of the interval. The period survival rates are now suppressed if there are fewer than 16 cases alive at the end of the interval. Consequently, the period rate for black females is no longer suppressed.

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Input: [Date] 05/3/2006 [Affected Pages] Tables changed: I-19, I-22, I-23, I-24 Tables appear in the following topics: Overview US Mortality Trends by Race/Ethnicity, 1994-2003 Incidence & Mortality by Race/Ethnicity SEER Incidence Rates and Trends for the Top 15 Cancer Sites by Race/Ethnicity [Revision]

Output: The year labels for American Indian/Alaska Native rates and trends were changed -- from 1999-2002 to 2000-2003 for rates, and from 1994-2002 to 1994-2003 for trends.

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Input: [Trophy] Casualties of War [Description] Kill 200 units in multiplayer matches. [Type]

Output: Bronze

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Input: [Trophy] Down to Size [Description] Purchase 60 unit upgrades in Theatre of War. [Type]

Output: Bronze

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Input: [Trophy] Gates of Fire [Description] Defend Capital in Siege 20 times in Theatre of War. [Type]

Output: Silver

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Input: [Trophy] Lonely at the Top [Description] Win 100 missions in Theatre of War. [Type]

Output: Silver

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Input: [Trophy] Oppenheimer [Description] Defeat 6 Hostiles with one WMD. [Type]

Output: Bronze

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Input: [Trophy] Rorke's Drift [Description] Win 20 missions without calling reinforcements in any game mode. [Type]

Output: Bronze

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Input: [Trophy] Stormbringer [Description] Storm 10 enemy buildings. [Type]

Output: Silver

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Input: [Trophy] Super Soldiers [Description] Have 12 units in your Battallion promoted to Legendary Rank in Theatre of War. [Type]

Output: Bronze

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Input: [Trophy] Under Cover [Description] Defeat 50 enemy units with infantry in cover. [Type]

Output: Bronze

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Input: [Trophy] Unit of Action [Description] Play 30 2 vs. 2 matches in any game mode. [Type]

Output: Bronze

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Input: [Title] Classical Drawing Series: Flowers, Leaves, and Stems [Description] Studying live plants, students will sharpen their observational skills as they learn the techniques of realistic drawing. This program is open to all drawing levels. [Date] 09/10/2015 - 6:00pm [Program Type]

Output: Workshop or Trip

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Input: [Title] Classical Drawing: Butterflies [Description] Open to all drawing levels. Join us as we examine Museum specimens in detail and learn simple steps to a realistic drawing. [Date] 08/20/2015 - 6:00pm [Program Type]

Output: Workshop or Trip

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