Input: [Patent application number] 20140062224 [Published] 03-06-2014 [Description]

Output: VIBRATION GENERATING DEVICE - There is provided a vibration generating device, including: a housing including an inner space; a shaft provided in the inner space of the housing in an axial direction; a frame including a shaft hole into which the shaft is fitted; a bearing member mounted on the frame to be vibrated in a state of contact with the shaft; a vibrating part mounted on an outer surface of the frame and including a magnetic field generation part; elastic members mounted on both ends of the vibrating part in the axial direction; and a coil provided in the inner space and vibrating the vibrating part by interaction with the magnetic field generation part.


Input: [Content] On Mar 20, 2012, carpathiangirl from Akron, OH (Zone 5a) wrote: I noticed the tree in the neighbourhood and only now discovered what it was. It's not common here and looks gorgeous in spring. But in mid summer I couldn't believe it was the same tree, brown, dull and muddy looking foliage all over. Maybe it's very particular about location and sun exposure and looks like would be best hidden by other trees in summer heat. [Rating]

Output: Neutral

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Common Beech, European Beech Fagus sylvatica 'Roseomarginata'


Input: [Content] On Nov 23, 2010, audreymarmot from Annapolis United States (Zone 7a) wrote: In southern zones this tree may prefer some shade for best color in the leaves, so I'm told. I'm in zone 7 and I grow all my hydrangeas in the shade with great success, even though in northern zones they seem to do fine in the sun. Is there any way to get the information changed from "full sun" to "full sun in cooler zones, part shade in warmer zones"? [Rating]

Output: Neutral

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Common Beech, European Beech Fagus sylvatica 'Roseomarginata'


Input: [Content] On May 29, 2008, skiekitty from Parker, CO (Zone 5b) wrote: I saw this tree at a local nursery & had to wait as it is EXPENSIVE! However, when I finally managed to purchase one (they get only like 3 a year), I purchased a tiny little whip about 5' tall and thin as a rail.. well, more like thin as a bamboo rod that it was attached to for support. I was petrified that it was not going to come back after the winter we had (we had about about a foot of snow on it and it bent in half), and then this spring (Spring 08) we had days where it went from literally 80 degrees to snow the next day (VERY VERY wild spring). This thing not only came back, but grew about 6" and is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen! The leaves all unfurled to a rosy magenta color that's MUCH brighter than last year and it's trying to stand up on it's own (it ... read morehas such a thin trunk). I water it every 3rd day for about 3 minutes as it's way too small to put a treegator on and it seems to be happy. I replaced all of the mulch around it and it just glows in my yard! It stands now almost 6' tall and is about as thick at the base as a hotdog. My soil is extremely poor, with the first 6" a base "topsoil", then you have about 6" of sand, then pure clay and it seems to do wonderful! It has a north face with protection from noon to sunset from the hot sun here in Colorado. If it doesn't get that protection from the sun, it will burn and the leaves will curl & crisp up and lose the red color. I will try & take pictures soon. I feed it basic MiracleGro about once a month and water every 3 days unless it rains. [Rating]

Output: Positive

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Common Beech, European Beech Fagus sylvatica 'Roseomarginata'


Input: [Content] On Jun 7, 2006, LorettaFay from Bloomington, IN wrote: We have been in this home (Bloomington, IN) for only 6 months and have this tree in our back yard. The tree is only about 6-7 feet tall, still slim. The leaves are very unusual, with a bright pink border and green/bronze interior. Some of its leaves already show signs of scorching (it is now the first week of June). It is in partial shade during the afternoon. In the fall, we want to transplant it, as it was planted too close to the house. I read that beeches do not like transplanting and the best time to do this is when the tree is still small. Since this tree is unusual, I want it to be a focal point of the yard, and it will be in full sun. [Rating]

Output: Neutral

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Common Beech, European Beech Fagus sylvatica 'Roseomarginata'


Input: [Content] On Mar 20, 2006, cgarvin from Cottage Grove, OR (Zone 8a) wrote: This is a great specimen plant for a small yard as it grows so slowly. The emerging leaves are astoundingly beautiful. It can suffer from transplant shock and needs regular water for the first and second summer, and the leaf color varies depending on sun or shade exposure. It has done well for me in the Pacific Northwest z8, and I would highly recomend it for someone looking for the uncommon specimen, although when your nieghbors see it they will want one too! [Rating]

Output: Positive

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Common Beech, European Beech Fagus sylvatica 'Roseomarginata'


Input: [Content] On Aug 10, 2004, Shedog wrote: We purchased this tree last year, and it was beautiful. However, THIS year it is pitiful. The color is very dull and undescribable, no pink unless you look close, and then there is only a small margin around the dark, burgundy/green leaves. We live in south western Ohio, and I have noticed that most all of the Tri-color beech trees in our area are discolored this year....some worse than others. Has anyone had a similar experience? And would anyone out there know why all these trees are so drab and ugly this year? [Rating]

Output: Negative

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Common Beech, European Beech Fagus sylvatica 'Roseomarginata'


Input: [Content] On Jun 14, 2004, lejardinolivia from Pittsburgh, PA wrote: I purchased this tree 6 years ago the moment I spotted it. It has been outstanding in my yard, with it's vibrant color and and wispy growth. I use it as a specimen tree amidst the flowers of my English Cottage Garden. It caused so many people to stop by and ask what type it was and where I purchased it. As a result, I have seen many pop up in the neighborhood. I am now ready to trim it back as some of the inner growth on the branches has died back, and the branches have become lengthy. I am so afraid of misshaping the tree that I keep putting it off. Anyone, when do I trim this ? [Rating]

Output: Positive

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Common Beech, European Beech Fagus sylvatica 'Roseomarginata'


Input: [Content] On Mar 13, 2004, CWBYNCMH from Columbus (Berwick), OH (Zone 5b) wrote: I have planted 3 of these trees in a trigonal pattern with enough space for a future gazeebo. The planter of the trees informed me that the tree in general had a small root ball and required a regular watering schedule for the first year and possibly the second. I was also informed that the leaves would be scorched the first year by the end of summer, but not to worry they would be fine the second year. The trees were approximately 8 to 10 feet specimens and the leaves came out a hot pink mauve color which slowly developed into the three color pattern. They will also tolerate partial shade. They are extremely slow growing. [Rating]

Output: Positive

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Common Beech, European Beech Fagus sylvatica 'Roseomarginata'


Input: [Content] On Jan 31, 2004, frans530 from Rankin, IL (Zone 5a) wrote: While reading a copy of The English Gardener, I came across a garden plan that had this tree in it. They call it a Beech Pillar. It says the leaves stay on all winter. They trim the branches drastically to short stubs. It says a tight drum of leaves will form around the trunk and you keep it trim to about 26 inches in diameter. As a tree I think this is beautiful, as a piller I just think it would be breath-taking. Now I hope I can find a few in the spring. [Rating]

Output: Positive

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Common Beech, European Beech Fagus sylvatica 'Roseomarginata'


Input: [Content] On Sep 17, 2003, Puplover from Chaplin, CT (Zone 5b) wrote: The first time I saw a photo of this tree I wanted one, even though it is a slow grower. I planted it in early July and watered it deeply everyday for a bout 10 minutes for the first 2 weeks. It is now mid Sept. and the tree looks just like the day I planted it, the leaves are very beautiful. I hope it lives through the winter. RIght now it is about 5.5 feet tall. I will post again in the spring. [Rating]

Output: Positive

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Common Beech, European Beech Fagus sylvatica 'Roseomarginata'


Input: [Content] On Jul 9, 2003, diprato from Morrisville, PA wrote: I planted a seven-foot tri-color European Beech Tree in late spring. It immediately went into shock and eventually lost all its leaves. I have been keeping it watered, hoping it will survive because it still appears to have greenish buds at the ends of the stems. The leaves of this tree are absolutely beautiful (mottled pink, green and white) and are very delicate (almost succulent) thick, soft and fuzzy. It is quite different from any tree I have ever planted and I'm hoping this accounts for the disturbing behavior of the leaves. [Rating]

Output: Negative

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Input: [Material] PVC (Poly Vinyl Chloride)/vinyl/pleather/artificial leather/Moleskine notebooks [DANGER!] Emits pure chlorine gas when cut! [Cause/Consequence]

Output: Don't ever cut this material as it will ruin the optics, cause the metal of the machine to corrode, and ruin the motion control system.

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Input: [Material] Thick ( >1mm ) Polycarbonate/Lexan [DANGER!] Cut very poorly, discolor, catch fire [Cause/Consequence]

Output: Polycarbonate is often found as flat, sheet material. The window of the laser cutter is made of Polycarbonate because polycarbonate strongly absorbs infrared radiation! This is the frequency of light the laser cutter uses to cut materials, so it is very ineffective at cutting polycarbonate. Polycarbonate is a poor choice for laser cutting.

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Input: [Material] ABS [DANGER!] Emits cyanide gas and tends to melt [Cause/Consequence]

Output: ABS does not cut well in a laser cutter. It tends to melt rather than vaporize, and has a higher chance of catching on fire and leaving behind melted gooey deposits on the vector cutting grid. It also does not engrave well (again, tends to melt).

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Input: [Material] HDPE/milk bottle plastic [DANGER!] Catches fire and melts [Cause/Consequence]

Output: It melts. It gets gooey. Don't use it.

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Input: [Material] PolyStyrene Foam [DANGER!] Catches fire [Cause/Consequence]

Output: It catches fire, it melts, and only thin pieces cut. This is the #1 material that causes laser fires!!!

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Input: [Material] PolyPropylene Foam [DANGER!] Catches fire [Cause/Consequence]

Output: Like PolyStyrene, it melts, catches fire, and the melted drops continue to burn and turn into rock-hard drips and pebbles.

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Input: [Material] Fiberglass [DANGER!] Emits fumes [Cause/Consequence]

Output: It's a mix of two materials that cant' be cut. Glass (etch, no cut) and epoxy resin (fumes)

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Input: [Material] Coated Carbon Fiber [DANGER!] Emits noxious fumes [Cause/Consequence]

Output: A mix of two materials. Thin carbon fiber mat can be cut, with some fraying - but not when coated.

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Input: [Material] Any powder [Cause/Consequence]

Output: the compressed air will blow it away

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Input: [Material] PVC (Poly Vinyl Chloride)/vinyl/pleather/artificial leather/Moleskine notebooks [Cause/Consequence] Don't ever cut this material as it will ruin the optics, cause the metal of the machine to corrode, and ruin the motion control system. [DANGER!]

Output: Emits pure chlorine gas when cut!

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Input: [Material] Thick ( >1mm ) Polycarbonate/Lexan [Cause/Consequence] Polycarbonate is often found as flat, sheet material. The window of the laser cutter is made of Polycarbonate because polycarbonate strongly absorbs infrared radiation! This is the frequency of light the laser cutter uses to cut materials, so it is very ineffective at cutting polycarbonate. Polycarbonate is a poor choice for laser cutting. [DANGER!]

Output: Cut very poorly, discolor, catch fire

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Input: [Material] ABS [Cause/Consequence] ABS does not cut well in a laser cutter. It tends to melt rather than vaporize, and has a higher chance of catching on fire and leaving behind melted gooey deposits on the vector cutting grid. It also does not engrave well (again, tends to melt). [DANGER!]

Output: Emits cyanide gas and tends to melt

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Input: [Material] HDPE/milk bottle plastic [Cause/Consequence] It melts. It gets gooey. Don't use it. [DANGER!]

Output: Catches fire and melts

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Input: [Material] PolyStyrene Foam [Cause/Consequence] It catches fire, it melts, and only thin pieces cut. This is the #1 material that causes laser fires!!! [DANGER!]

Output: Catches fire

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Input: [Material] PolyPropylene Foam [Cause/Consequence] Like PolyStyrene, it melts, catches fire, and the melted drops continue to burn and turn into rock-hard drips and pebbles. [DANGER!]

Output: Catches fire

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Input: [Material] Fiberglass [Cause/Consequence] It's a mix of two materials that cant' be cut. Glass (etch, no cut) and epoxy resin (fumes) [DANGER!]

Output: Emits fumes

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Input: [Material] Coated Carbon Fiber [Cause/Consequence] A mix of two materials. Thin carbon fiber mat can be cut, with some fraying - but not when coated. [DANGER!]

Output: Emits noxious fumes

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Input: [Name] First strike [Notes]

Output: Offsets your own first-strike ability, whether from level or status.

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Input: [Name] Poisonous [Notes]

Output: Being hit by this monster gives the Poison status.

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Input: [Name] Mana Burn [Notes]

Output: Being hit by this monster gives the Mana Burn status.

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Input: [Name] Corrosive [Notes]

Output: Being hit by this monster gives one level of Corroded status (+1 damage on hit)

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Input: [Name] Weakens [Notes]

Output: Being hit by this monster gives one level of Weakened status (-1 damage on attack)

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Input: [Name] Lower resists X% [Notes]

Output: Being hit by this monster reduces your resist levels by X%.

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Input: [Name] Life steal X% [Notes]

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Input: [Name] Magical attack [Notes]

Output: Attacks by this monster are magical and apply against magic resist.

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Input: [Name] X% Physical resist [Notes]

Output: Physical damage to this monster is reduced by X%.

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Input: [Name] X% Magic resist [Notes]

Output: Magical damage to this monster is reduced by X%.

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Input: [Name] Revives [Notes]

Output: Monster becomes another monster on death. Specifics depend on creature and level.

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Input: [Name] Cowardly [Notes]

Output: Monster backs up one square when hit.

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Input: [Name] Blinks [Notes]

Output: Monster teleports to a random square when hit.

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Input: [Name] Fast regen [Notes]

Output: Monster regenerates health twice as fast.

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Input: [Name] Counters fireball [Notes]

Output: Hitting this monster with a fireball will trigger a regular counter-attack (damage is still dealt)

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Input: [Name] Death protection (X) [Notes]

Output: Monster is protected from death X times: A hit that would kill reduces the monster to 1 HP instead.

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Input: [Name] Berserk X% [Notes]

Output: Monster does x1.5 damage if its own health is below X% of maximum.

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Input: [Name] Death Gaze X% [Notes]

Output: Monster's attack instakills if your health is below X% of maximum.

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Input: [Name] Knockback X% [Notes]

Output: The monster's attack pushes you back one square. If this pushes you into a wall you take an extra X% of the monster's damage and the wall is destroyed. This cannot kill you.

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Input: [Function] Game Menu [iriver] OFF [iPod] SELECT + MENU [iAudio X5] POWER [m:robe 100] POWER [Gigabeat]

Output: POWER


Input: [Function] Move Up [iriver] UP [iPod] MENU [iAudio X5] UP [m:robe 100] UP [Gigabeat]

Output: UP


Input: [Function] Move Down [iriver] DOWN [iPod] PLAY [iAudio X5] DOWN [m:robe 100] DOWN [Gigabeat]

Output: DOWN


Input: [Function] Move Left [iriver] LEFT [iPod] PREV [iAudio X5] LEFT [m:robe 100] LEFT [Gigabeat]

Output: LEFT


Input: [Function] Move Right [iriver] RIGHT [iPod] NEXT [iAudio X5] RIGHT [m:robe 100] RIGHT [Gigabeat]

Output: RIGHT


Input: [Function] Pause [iriver] MODE [iPod] SELECT [iAudio X5] PLAY [m:robe 100] DISPLAY/HOLD [Gigabeat]

Output: A/HOLD


Input: Sweet +46%

Output: Physically fit +69%


Input: Ambitious +39%

Output: Ambitious +64%


Input: Thoughtful +30%

Output: Perceptive +63%


Input: Spontaneous +30%

Output: Passionate +53%


Input: Physically fit +22%

Output: Optimistic +44%


Input: Funny +21%

Output: Funny +38%


Input: Outgoing +19%

Output: Spontaneous +33%


Input: Optimistic +17%

Output: Thoughtful +21%


Input: Hard working +17%

Output: Affectionate +17%


Input: Passionate +16%

Output: Outgoing + 17%


Input: [0] superior (closer to the head) [2] reference point -- horizontal plane [1]

Output: inferior (closer to the feet)


Input: [0] posterior (dorsal) closer to the posterior surface of the body [2] reference point -- frontal or coronal plane [1]

Output: anterior (ventral) closer to the anterior surface of the body


Input: [0] medial (lying closer to the midline) [2] reference point -- sagittal plane [1]

Output: lateral (lying further away from the midline)


Input: [0] proximal closer to the origin of a structure [2] reference point -- the origin of a structure [1]

Output: distal further away from the origin of a structure


Input: [0] superficial [2] reference point -- surface of body or organ [1]

Output: deep


Input: [0] external [2] refers to a hollow structure (external being outside and internal being inside) [1]

Output: internal


Input: [0] supine [2] face or palm up when lying on back, face or palm down when lying on anterior surface of body [1]

Output: prone


Input: [0] cephalad [2] toward the head, toward the tail (feet) [1]

Output: caudad


Input: [Value] Unique identifier [Description] Used to link TWISTYSHOW, TWISTYHIDE and TWISTYTOGGLE [Remark] required [Parameter]

Output: id


Input: [Value] Link label [Description] Hide link label [Remark] optional [Parameter]

Output: link


Input: [Value] "div" or "span" [Description] Specify if the Twisty Hide link will use a or a tag. Note that if the contents contains block elements such as div, mode should be div as well to create valid HTML markup. [Remark] optional, defaults to [Parameter]

Output: mode


Input: [Value] Image url [Description] Specify the url of an image that will be displayed at the right side of the link. You may use ICONURLPATH to display one of the DocumentGraphics icons. Alternatively use an image attached to the topic. [Remark] optional, defaults to no image [Parameter]

Output: img


Input: [Value] "on", "off" [Description] If "on", the Twisty state is remembered the next time the page is shown. If "off", the stored setting will be cleared. Note: when used, think carefully about a unique name (id) for the Twisty, otherwise the cookie that is set might affect other Twisties with the same name. Also note that only interaction is stored, not the state of the Twisty when left unclicked. [Remark] optional, no default [Parameter]

Output: remember


Input: [Value] "hide" or "show" [Description] Initial state of the Twisty; this will override any setting stored in a cookie (see remember). [Remark] optional, default no initial state [Parameter]

Output: start


Input: [Value] "hide" or "show" [Description] Initial state of the Twisty the first time the visitor gets to see the Twisty; this will NOT override cookie settings (see remember). [Remark] optional, default no initial state [Parameter]

Output: firststart


Input: [Allowable Ampacities] Commercial / Residential [not specified] Commercial / Residential [NM-B] 10 [Cable/Wire Type]

Output: Conductor Gauge

Southwire 250 ft. 10-2 Romex NM-B W/G Wire - Orange-28829055 - The Home Depot


Input: [Allowable Ampacities] Conductor Material [not specified] Copper [NM-B] No [Cable/Wire Type]

Output: Direct Burial

Southwire 250 ft. 10-2 Romex NM-B W/G Wire - Orange-28829055 - The Home Depot


Input: [Allowable Ampacities] Electrical Product Type [not specified] Indoor Residential Electrical Wire [NM-B] No [Cable/Wire Type]

Output: Flame Retardant

Southwire 250 ft. 10-2 Romex NM-B W/G Wire - Orange-28829055 - The Home Depot


Input: [Allowable Ampacities] Grounded [not specified] Yes [NM-B] Indoor [Cable/Wire Type]

Output: Indoor/Outdoor

Southwire 250 ft. 10-2 Romex NM-B W/G Wire - Orange-28829055 - The Home Depot


Input: [Allowable Ampacities] Jacketed [not specified] Yes [NM-B] 2 [Cable/Wire Type]

Output: Number of Conductors

Southwire 250 ft. 10-2 Romex NM-B W/G Wire - Orange-28829055 - The Home Depot


Input: [Allowable Ampacities] Outer Color [not specified] Orange [NM-B] 90-Day [Cable/Wire Type]

Output: Returnable

Southwire 250 ft. 10-2 Romex NM-B W/G Wire - Orange-28829055 - The Home Depot


Input: [Allowable Ampacities] Shielded [not specified] No [NM-B] Solid [Cable/Wire Type]

Output: Stranded or Solid

Southwire 250 ft. 10-2 Romex NM-B W/G Wire - Orange-28829055 - The Home Depot


Input: [Allowable Ampacities] Sunlight / UV Resistant [not specified] No [NM-B] 600 [Cable/Wire Type]

Output: Voltage (volts)

Southwire 250 ft. 10-2 Romex NM-B W/G Wire - Orange-28829055 - The Home Depot


Input: [Allowable Ampacities] Wet Location Use [not specified] No [NM-B] Pre-Cut Length [Cable/Wire Type]

Output: Wire Cut Type

Southwire 250 ft. 10-2 Romex NM-B W/G Wire - Orange-28829055 - The Home Depot


Input: [Concept or Ideology] Pro-Life ~0% [Comments]

Output: Virtually impossible to censor; it is manifested in many intrinsic ways. Pro-aborts have tried with every power imaginable to censor pro-lifers for 40 years, and even distorted translations of pro-life references in the Bible, and yet pro-life sentiment grows stronger daily.


Input: [Concept or Ideology] Freedom 10% [Comments]

Output: The desire to be free is an innate characteristic of most people. History has shown that repressive regimes are eventually overthrown, no matter how much they try to indoctrinate their citizens.


Input: [Concept or Ideology] the Bible 20% [Comments]

Output: Cannot completely ban the book, but some crowd it out with harmful substitutes and liberals distort its meaning with biased translations.


Input: [Concept or Ideology] Atheism 20% [Comments]

Output: Many do not quickly recognize its forms.


Input: [Concept or Ideology] Tea Party Movement 30% [Comments]

Output: Liberals haven't been able to censor it yet, but are trying very hard.


Input: [Concept or Ideology] Military recruitment 30% [Comments]

Output: Anti-war liberals often try to shut down recruitment centers with protests most notably on college campuses, with little success.


Input: [Concept or Ideology] Opposition to the Homosexual agenda 30% [Comments]

Output: By claiming that criticism of immoral and unhealthy lifestyles is "bigotry," pro-homosexual activists are able to censor critiques of their political agenda.


Input: [Concept or Ideology] Chivalry 40% [Comments]

Output: Feminists silence many expressions of chivalry, but human nature cannot be completely suppressed.


Input: [Concept or Ideology] Christianity 50% [Comments]

Output: Dimwitted censorship of Christian references often occurs.


Input: [Concept or Ideology] Republican Party 60% [Comments]

Output: Cannot be censored in national elections, but is ostracized and censored on college campuses and in many communities, and was demonized by Bush-haters in the national media


Input: [Concept or Ideology] Conservative media 70% [Comments]

Output: The truth can't be held back, an improving situation in the United States. Successful suppression is still commonplace.


Input: [Concept or Ideology] Creationism 90% [Comments]

Output: Absent from virtually every public school curriculum world-wide


Input: [Concept or Ideology] Classroom prayer 99% [Comments]

Output: Banned for over a hundred million by the actions of a handful


Input: [Packages] blender [Website] http://www.blender.org [Summary]

Output: 3D modeling, animation, rendering and post-production


Input: [Packages] cinepaint [Website] http://cinepaint.org/ [Summary]

Output: Tool for manipulating HDR images


Input: [Packages] cmyktool [Website] http://www.blackfiveimaging.co.uk/index.php?article=02Software%2F05CMYKTool [Summary]

Output: Utility to manage color profiles and convert from RGB to CMYK


Input: [Packages] colord-extra-profiles [Website] http://www.freedesktop.org/software/colord/ [Summary]

Output: More color profiles for color management that are less commonly used


Input: [Packages] darktable [Website] http://www.darktable.org [Summary]

Output: Utility to organize and develop raw images


Input: [Packages] dia [Website] http://www.gnome.org/projects/dia/ [Summary]

Output: Diagram drawing program


Input: [Packages] entangle [Website] http://entangle-photo.org [Summary]

Output: Tethered shooting & control of digital cameras


Input: [Packages] fontforge [Website] http://fontforge.org/ [Summary]

Output: *the* editor for font files


Input: [Packages] font-manager [Website] http://code.google.com/p/font-manager/ [Summary]

Output: Font management application


Input: [Packages] gimp [Website] http://www.gimp.org [Summary]

Output: Image manipulation program


Input: [Packages] gimp-fourier-plugin [Website] http://people.via.ecp.fr/~remi/soft/gimp/gimp_plugin_en.php3 [Summary]

Output: A simple plug-in to do fourier transform on your image


Input: [Packages] gimp-lqr-plugin [Website] http://liquidrescale.wikidot.com/ [Summary]

Output: Content-aware resizing plug-in for the GIMP


Input: [Packages] gimp-resynthesizer [Website] http://logarithmic.net/pfh/resynthesizer [Summary]

Output: Gimp plug-in for texture synthesis


Input: [Packages] GREYCstoration-gimp [Website] http://www.greyc.ensicaen.fr/~dtschump/greycstoration/index.html [Summary]

Output: GREYCstoration image denoising and interpolation plugin for gimp


Input: [Packages] Hugin [Website] http://hugin.sourceforge.net/ [Summary]

Output: Panorama photo stitcher


Input: [Packages] ImageMagick [Website] http://www.imagemagick.org/ [Summary]

Output: *the* tool for batch-processing images


Input: [Packages] inkscape [Website] http://www.inkscape.org [Summary]

Output: Vector-based drawing program using SVG


Input: [Packages] mypaint [Website] http://mypaint.intilinux.com/ [Summary]

Output: Fast and easy graphic application for digital painters


Input: [Packages] nautilus-image-converter [Website] http://www.bitron.ch/software/nautilus-image-converter.php [Summary]

Output: Nautilus extension for image conversion


Input: [Packages] optipng [Website] http://optipng.sourceforge.net/ [Summary]

Output: PNG optimizer and converter


Input: [Packages] pdfshuffler [Website] http://http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfshuffler/ [Summary]

Output: initial selection


Input: [Packages] scribus [Website] http://scribus.net [Summary]

Output: Desktop publishing application


Input: [Packages] shotwell [Website] http://yorba.org/shotwell/ [Summary]

Output: Photo organizer


Input: [Packages] synfigstudio [Website] http://www.synfig.org [Summary]

Output: Vector-based 2D animation studio


Input: [Packages] xournal [Website] http://xournal.sourceforge.net [Summary]

Output: Notetaking, sketching, PDF annotation and general journal


Input: Defeat the evil crime boss! [Silver] Silver [A seat at the Round Table]

Output: Bison is finished

Zen Pinball 2 Cheats, Guides, and Tips - GameZone


Input: Collect 30 Crystal Skulls! [Silver] Bronze [A seat at the Round Table]

Output: Crystal Skull

Zen Pinball 2 Cheats, Guides, and Tips - GameZone


Input: Complete the last Chapter of the Story Mode. [Silver] Silver [A seat at the Round Table]

Output: Master ninja

Zen Pinball 2 Cheats, Guides, and Tips - GameZone


Input: Collect all 10 medals! [Silver] Silver [A seat at the Round Table]

Output: Pinball General

Zen Pinball 2 Cheats, Guides, and Tips - GameZone


Input: Repel the attack of the robber knights against Camelot! [Silver] Bronze [A seat at the Round Table]

Output: Robber knights without loot

Zen Pinball 2 Cheats, Guides, and Tips - GameZone


Input: Win a Fight! [Silver] Bronze [A seat at the Round Table]

Output: The First KO

Zen Pinball 2 Cheats, Guides, and Tips - GameZone


Input: Survive the wave of aliens and win the Invasion Multiball! [Silver] Bronze [A seat at the Round Table]

Output: The invasion stops here

Zen Pinball 2 Cheats, Guides, and Tips - GameZone


Input: [Movie] 'Misery'--Best Actress 1990 [Cause of Death]

Output: Choked and beaten to death by prisoner/torture victim


Input: [Movie] 'Goodfellas'--Best Supporting Actor 1990 [Cause of Death]

Output: Shot in the face for murdering mafioso and 'a lot of other things'


Input: [Movie] 'City Slickers--Best Supporting Actor 1991 [Cause of Death]

Output: Uxepctedly dies of old age, rugged as ever, in a sitting position


Input: [Movie] 'Unforgiven'--Best Supporting Actor 1992 [Cause of Death]

Output: Shot to death as revenge for torture and murder of killer’s partner


Input: [Movie] 'Philadelphia'--Best Actor 1993 [Cause of Death]

Output: Dies of AIDS shortly after being awarded 5 million dollar lawsuit


Input: [Movie] 'Ed Wood'--Best Supporting Actor 1994 [Cause of Death]

Output: Dies, elderly and washed up, after shooting scenes for awful movie


Input: [Movie] 'Leaving Las Vegas'--Best Actor 1995 [Cause of Death]

Output: Dies from alcohol poisoning after consummating relationship with prostitute friend


Input: [Movie] 'Life is Beautiful'--Best Actor 1998 [Cause of Death]

Output: Executed by Germans after one too many hijinks


Input: [Movie] 'Affliction'--Best Supporting Actor 1998 [Cause of Death]

Output: Accidentally bludgeoned to death by son, after forcibly demanding alcohol


Input: [Movie] 'American Beauty'--Best Actor 1999 [Cause of Death]

Output: Shot by militant neighbor after advances rebuffed


Input: [Movie] 'Boys Don't Cry'--Best Actress 1999 [Cause of Death]

Output: Brutally murdered after reporting rape to police


Input: [Movie] 'Cider House Rules'--Best Supporting Actor 1999 [Cause of Death]

Output: Dies of overdose of ether, leaving orphanage to protagonist


Input: [Movie] 'Gladiator'--Beast Actor 2000 [Cause of Death]

Output: Dies from stab wounds inflicted before climactic fight-to-death


Input: [Description] Using Active Directory without krb5.conf [Privileges] Any [Approx. time required] 5 minutes [Testcase]

Output: AD no krb5.conf

Test Day:2012-10-18 Active Directory - FedoraProject


Input: [Description] Using realmd to discover information about an Active Directory domain [Privileges] Any [Approx. time required] 5 minutes [Testcase]

Output: Discover AD

Test Day:2012-10-18 Active Directory - FedoraProject


Input: [Description] Using realmd to join an Active Directory domain with sssd as the client. [Privileges] Domain user [Approx. time required] 15 minutes [Testcase]

Output: Join AD with sssd

Test Day:2012-10-18 Active Directory - FedoraProject


Input: [Description] Using realmd to leave an Active Directory domain. [Privileges] Domain user [Approx. time required] 15 minutes [Testcase]

Output: Leave AD

Test Day:2012-10-18 Active Directory - FedoraProject


Input: [Description] Using realmd to leave an Active Directory domain, removing the computer account. [Privileges] Domain user [Approx. time required] 15 minutes [Testcase]

Output: Leave AD with remove

Test Day:2012-10-18 Active Directory - FedoraProject


Input: [Description] Using realmd to join an Active Directory domain with winbind as the client. [Privileges] Domain user [Approx. time required] 15 minutes [Testcase]

Output: Join AD with winbind

Test Day:2012-10-18 Active Directory - FedoraProject


Input: [Description] Using realmd permit one domain login, and then log in using that account [Privileges] Domain user [Approx. time required] 10 minutes [Testcase]

Output: Login with AD account

Test Day:2012-10-18 Active Directory - FedoraProject


Input: [Description] Using realmd deny one domain login. [Privileges] Domain user [Approx. time required] 10 minutes [Testcase]

Output: Deny login for AD account

Test Day:2012-10-18 Active Directory - FedoraProject


Input: [Description] Using realmd permit any domain login, and then log in using an account [Privileges] Domain user [Approx. time required] 10 minutes [Testcase]

Output: Login with any AD account

Test Day:2012-10-18 Active Directory - FedoraProject


Input: [Description] Using realmd deny any domain login. [Privileges] Domain user [Approx. time required] 10 minutes [Testcase]

Output: Deny login for any AD account

Test Day:2012-10-18 Active Directory - FedoraProject


Input: [Description] Using realmd to join an active directory domain automatically [Privileges] Domain admin [Approx. time required] 20 minutes [Testcase]

Output: Join AD automatic

Test Day:2012-10-18 Active Directory - FedoraProject


Input: [Description] Using realmd to join an Active Directory domain with a one time password. [Privileges] Domain admin [Approx. time required] 20 minutes [Testcase]

Output: Join AD with OTP

Test Day:2012-10-18 Active Directory - FedoraProject


Input: [Description] Using Control Center to add an Enterprise Login (ie: a domain account), and testing login with that account. [Privileges] Domain user [Approx. time required] 20 minutes [Testcase]

Output: Control Center Enterprise Login

Test Day:2012-10-18 Active Directory - FedoraProject


Input: [Description] Using gvfs to access SMB shares with active kerberos ticket. [Privileges] Domain user [Approx. time required] 5 minutes [Testcase]

Output: GVfs access

Test Day:2012-10-18 Active Directory - FedoraProject


Input: [Date] 20-Nov [By] DC [Issue] Multiple [Comment] in ascxProjects.cs Finished implementation of xsdVerification (now the project file is checked when it is open and the user can click on the label (with the 'xsd verification error') to see details about where the current file is breaking the schema) in xml.cs made some changes to make the XSD verification generic and flexible added ToolTip Funcionality (for now only on the 'XSD verification label') in ascxTargets.cs changed the SPS from obpPaths.SpsTargetPath to obpPaths.SpsTargetTasksPath (i.e use the SPS with the Tasks details) Added XSD verification funcionality Added Spliter betweem Authentic and File explorer view to accommodate the targets that have tasks in frmCurrentAndArchivedProjects Removed the 'Target Tasks' since it was redundant BUG fix: added method setEnableFlagOnAllAscxControls which is used when ORG first loads to disable all tabs (exception would occur if the user clicked on a save button when a project wasn't loaded) in MDI_PenTest_Reporter.cs made the plug-ins link to a main button in the top bar (before it was in the 'Beta and Experimental stuff' menu) in ascxFindings.cs Added XSD verification funcionality Added Row and Col information (Bottom right) when in Notepad Mode in ascxPlugins.cs Added 'Save Plugin Data' button and 'unsaved' changed funcionality (to make it in par with all other views) Added XSD verification funcionality Added Notepad Edit for Plug-In data (needed when fixing XSD problems in the Template files) Added Row and Col information (Bottom right) when in Notepad Mode in DefaultProjects.sps removed the Report_author and Report_reviewer (so they don't show in the project's view) [Type]

Output: Features

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Input: [Date] 19-Nov [By] DC [Issue] Multiple [Comment] Bug: Fixed Search engine for XSTL (now the search works properly and the page is automatically scrolled to the selected text) Feature: XSD verification for Project Xml files. Implemented new utils.xml.xsdVerification which verifies a given XML against the main project's XSD with the following added funcionlity: setLabelBasedOnResult and showMessageBoxWithVerificationResult [Type]

Output: Features

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Input: [Date] 18-Nov [By] DC [Issue] Multiple [Comment] ascxFindings.cs : Solved bug that was causing the 'Changes made, do you want to save it' not to appear (Also added this check when changing the 'Edit Template to use') Regression testing for new use of GUID directories to store temp files Added method loadDummyXmlFileInAuthenticControl in order to resolve a current race condition with open handles in non-visible authentic controls Bug: Fixed race condition that happened if the user clicked to quickly on the listbox with findings, listbox with Targets or listbox with Projects (i.e. lbFindingsInCurrentTarget, lbTargetsInCurrentProject and lbCurrentProjects). Now these listboxes are disabled until everything is loaded Bug: Rename and delete Funcionality was not working in 'Windows Explorer View' BUG: Fixed error that ocurred when deleting previously opened Findings BUG: Fixed errors that occured when multiple findings with the same name where created (in different findings) BUG: Fixed exception that occured when the finding that was open in the finding view was modified after the Report PDF was created Feature: added the "Text Editor (i.e. Notepad)" View to the Findings editor (this makes it much easier to manually edit the xml files) Fixed bug of autoassign Issue-ID (fixed with the new CustomORG funcionality) Regression BUG: Fixed authentic issue that was preventing the images from showing in the authentic view Added special file called CustomORG.xml which will contain specfic Customization Data (for example the custom value of findingIDAttributeName (this file is expected to be on the root of the ORG_CONFIG_FILES directory)) in Project.cs added a Setter for FindingIDAttributeName in VulnReportHelpers added method loadCustomORGdata() and implemented code to load CustomORG value FindingIDAttributeName (from xml file CustomORG.xml) in Main.cs added call to method VulnReportHelpers.loadCustomORGdata(); Using mdbg (MS Managed Debugger) found a NASTY bug that was Crashing Visual Studio 2005 (!!!) when I opened the frmCurrentAndArchivedProjects form. The bug was on the constructor of ascxTargetTasks() which was populating the spsTargetTasksPath variable (need to do more research in the real causes of this, and why VS 2005 was not able to recover this error). in the fix of this bug, made changes to: OrgBasePaths.cs (added get for SpsTargetTasksPath) and ascxTargetTasks.cs (made this.strSpsTargetTasksPath = obpPaths.SpsTargetTasksPath; in ascxSplashPage Usability: Profile's Name are Sorted in Splash screen in MDI_PenTest_Reporter.cs Made the top buttons smaller look better Feature: the 'Window' menu now shows in its items a list of the current opened windows (before this list was in the sub-menu 'lists' which was not very practical) authentic.cs refactured a bit the code that handles the keyboard hooks level 3 now supports paste of text with newlines in it Fixed a NASTY bug introduced by the use of Split Containers in the Findings view which basicaly made the Keyboard Hooks not work!. I solved this by implementing a recursive search for the selected control (note: still now working 100% since I still need to fix the schema, and it doesn't seem to work when there is nothing selected (i.e. the paste of images only work if there is something selected) [Type]

Output: Features

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Input: [Date] 15-Nov [By] DC [Issue] Multiple [Comment] in asxPlugIns.cs: added new referencePlugInAssemblies capability so that we can now indicate with the dlls to load come from (the path indicated will be expected to a virtual reference to the local plug-in directory) in ascxReportPdf.cs: Made some small design changed. Added btCreateAndShowConsolidatedXmlFile button that calculates and shows in the XML file that is used by the xslt engine (basically a call to createReportXmlFile(); and axWebBrowser_WithXslResult.Navigate) Changed the way the images and compiled in the creation of the xml file, so that duplicate images don't show as alert (before it was blocking while trying to move the folder). Note: Need to add an image checksum check to detect the very fringe of same finding with same temp image name. In Findings.aspx.cs changed the what temp Finding files are created. Now all temp Findings are placed inside a directory named after a GUID [Type]

Output: Features

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Input: [Date] 06-Nov [By] DC [Issue] Multiple [Comment] authentic.cs : Commented MessageBox from catch exception since it was being thrown during normal ORG usage, ascxFindings.cs: cleaned up a bit the "Add Findings using template" feature (it is now on a separate groupbox and you need to click on 'Add'). Also changed the code so that it detects duplicate entries and auto selects the newly added Finding. ascxFindings.cs: lbFindingsInCurrentTarget is now sorted and updated the code of 'Add new finding' so that it finds the newly added item. ascxFindings.cs: Bug fix, rename funcionality now auto select the renamed Finding ascxExecutiveSummary: new feature: 'Report Contents' templates, now you can just select a template Report Finding [Type]

Output: Features

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Input: [Date] 05-Nov [By] DC [Issue] Multiple [Comment] in ascxTargets.cs - bug fix: in lbTargetsInCurrentProject_SelectedIndexChanged detect if there is a project selected in ascxTargets.cs - added some funcionionatity to the nmap imported: filter by status[@state='up'], provide default target type name, detailed reporting of what was imported, ignored or not added due to duplicated target in ascxTargets.cs - added a check box (cbShowContentOfProjectFolder) controls if the axWebBrowserContentsOfProjectFolder is show and updated in ascxFindings.cs - added 4 spliter between Targets and Findings (i.e. everywhere), [Type]

Output: Features

Difference between revisions of "ORG (Owasp Report Generator) - Change Log" - OWASP


Input: [Date] 02-Nov [By] DC [Issue] Multiple [Comment] in scriptHost.cs: Make compilation errors show in a Messagebox instead of throwing an ApplicationException in ascxFindings.cs: fix bug 'previous finding is shown when changing to a target that has no findings' [Type]

Output: Features

Difference between revisions of "ORG (Owasp Report Generator) - Change Log" - OWASP


Input: [Date] 24-Nov [By] MD [Issue] Multiple Altova fixes [Comment] When putting enter you lose focus on the altova component so you can't do double enters. When pasting content with newlines in it the xml element would be shown as an escaped entity "" instead of the actual xml entity which would give the desired result of a newline. [Type]

Output: Bug Fixes

Difference between revisions of "ORG (Owasp Report Generator) - Change Log" - OWASP


Input: [Date] 22-Nov [By] DC [Issue] Multiple [Comment] Findings tab: lbTargetsInCurrentProject is now sorted Findings tab: New feature to filter lbTargetsInCurrentProject (combo box of Available Targets) Findings tab: Added new Template_Findings funcionality (requires the existence of a Template_Findings folder in the plugins area) Target tab: Add new Web Browser view into the 'projects' folder Target Tab: lbTargetsInCurrentProject is now sorted Target Tab: Added abilty to search in target contents for DNS or IPs (good when making sure an IP is not already in the system) [Type]

Output: Features

Difference between revisions of "ORG (Owasp Report Generator) - Change Log" - OWASP


Input: [Date] 19-Nov [By] MD [Issue] Fixed image issue [Comment] Fixed the problem with the images not displaying inside of the new verion of the Altova component. [Type]

Output: Update

Difference between revisions of "ORG (Owasp Report Generator) - Change Log" - OWASP


Input: [Date] 15-Nov [By] MD [Issue] Created Installer [Comment] Created rough draft of installer using WiX [Type]

Output: Update

Difference between revisions of "ORG (Owasp Report Generator) - Change Log" - OWASP


Input: [Date] 06-Nov [By] MD [Issue] Removed the global variable class [Comment] Removed the global variable class and moved many of the paths to the OrgPath class. I did this for ease of maintenance and a little bit of code cleaniness. [Type]

Output: Update

Difference between revisions of "ORG (Owasp Report Generator) - Change Log" - OWASP


Input: [Date] 04-Nov [By] MD [Issue] Added in the initial zips that are used for config files, etc... [Comment] Had to add these because of a change made by Dinis. [Type]

Output: Update

Difference between revisions of "ORG (Owasp Report Generator) - Change Log" - OWASP


Input: [General Ledger prints…] The box number for the taxable amount and the amount of tax for each transaction, or the total net value for the transactions that are posted to the tax code associated with the current box. [In this column…]

Output: Taxable Amount


Input: [General Ledger prints…] The sum of the taxable amount values. [In this column…]

Output: Total Taxable Amount


Input: [General Ledger prints…] The box number for the tax amount paid as defined in the Define Tax Codes window and the tax paid, which is the total tax amount for the Payables transactions that are posted with the tax code associated to the current box. The Deduct To Tax also includes transactions posted directly in General Ledger using the same tax code. [In this column…]

Output: Deduct-To Tax


Input: [General Ledger prints…] The sum of the Deduct-To Tax. [In this column…]

Output: Total Deduct-To Tax


Input: [General Ledger prints…] The box number for the tax amount received as defined in the Tax Codes window and the total tax amount for the Receivables transactions that are posted with the tax code associated to the current box. The Clear To Tax also includes transactions posted directly in General Ledger using the same tax code. [In this column…]

Output: Clear-To Tax


Input: [General Ledger prints…] The sum of the Clear-To Tax. [In this column…]

Output: Total Clear-To Tax


Input: [Start] 6:22pm [Artist] Psychic TV [Track] Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun [Label] Cleopatra [Album]

Output: A Saucer Full Of Pink


Input: [Start] 6:14pm [Artist] Zodiac Youth/Orb [Track] Fast Forward The Future (Orb Remix) [Label] Deviant [Album]

Output: Auntie Aubrey's Excursions Beyond The Call Of Duty


Input: [Start] 6:07pm [Artist] Killing Joke [Track] Grattitude [Label] Cooking Vinyl [Album]

Output: Hosannas From The Basements Of Hell


Input: [Start] 6:01pm [Artist] Porcupine Tree [Track] And The Swallows Dance Around The Sun [Label] Kscope [Album]

Output: Stars Die


Input: [Start] 5:56pm [Artist] The Boyzz [Track] Too Wild To Tame [Label] Cleveland International Records [Album]

Output: Too Wild To Tame


Input: [Start] 5:53pm [Artist] Max Webster [Track] Chalkers [Label] Anthem Records [Album]

Output: Universal Juveniles


Input: [Start] 5:47pm [Artist] How To Destroy Angels [Track] Keep It Together [Label] Columbia [Album]

Output: Welcome Oblivion


Input: [Start] 5:42pm [Artist] Pretty Things [Track] Baron Saturday [Label] Mojo [Album]

Output: Heavy Mod


Input: [Start] 5:31pm [Artist] Liberation Thru Herring [Track] The Root Verses Of The Six Bardos [Label] Delerium [Album]

Output: Pick & Mix


Input: [Start] 5:16pm [Artist] Ghost [Track] Mastillah/RabiRabi [Label] Drag City [Album]

Output: Lama Rabi Rabi


Input: [Start] 5:09pm [Artist] Offspring/Lard [Track] The Disclaimer/Faith, Hope and Treachery [Label] ?/Alternative Tentacles [Album]

Output: Ixnay/Pure Chewing Satisfaction


Input: [Start] 5:04pm [Artist] Cevin Key [Track] I Still Ate Her` [Label] Subconscious Communications [Album]

Output: Wild Planet


Input: [Start] 4:58pm [Artist] Nazareth [Track] Somebody To Roll [Label] A&M [Album]

Output: Play N The Game


Input: [Start] 4:54pm [Artist] Bubble Puppy [Track] Hot Smoke And Sassafras [Label] Mojo [Album]

Output: Heavy Mod


Input: [Start] 4:49pm [Artist] Painkiller [Track] Buried Secrets [Label] Earache [Album]

Output: Buried Secrets


Input: [Start] 4:31pm [Artist] Electric Masada [Track] Karaim [Label] Tzadik [Album]

Output: At The Mountains Of Madness


Input: [Start] 4:25pm [Artist] Alice Cooper [Track] Talk Talk/Clones [Label] Warner Bros. Records [Album]

Output: Flush The Fashion


Input: [Start] 4:19pm [Artist] Prong [Track] Controller [Label] Epic [Album]

Output: Rude Awakening


Input: [Start] 4:11pm [Artist] Download [Track] Hallo Gallo [Label] Cleopatra [Album]

Output: A Homage To Neu!


Input: [Start] 4:09pm [Artist] Test Dept. [Track] Chillio [Label] Invisible [Album]

Output: Drug Test 2


Input: [Report No.] 2001TX133 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: Two gas well workers were struck and killed when a drainage pipe broke free during a gas well pressure test.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1999TX468 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A laborer for a boring and tunneling company in Texas, died when he was struck by a hydraulic hose.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1999TX467 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: An operations manager for a well servicing company in Texas, died when a length of pipe mounted on top of a skid-mounted mud pump broke loose and struck him in the head.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1999TX390 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A plumber repairing a water line in a trench in Texas died when he was struck by the bucket of a backhoe.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1999TX381 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A module truck driver for a cotton gin in Texas died from internal injuries when crushed between the tailgate of a trailer and the metal beam supporting a cotton seed dispenser box.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1999TX231 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A forklift shop technician for a dealer who services, sells, and rents material handling equipment, in Texas, died when the carriage of a forklift fell and one of the fork's tines crushed his chest.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1999TX202 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: The foreman for an electrical construction and maintenance company in Texas was electrocuted after grabbing energized bayonet fuse in a live front transformer.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1999TX059 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A farmer was crushed when a round bale of hay, weighing 1,500 - 1,800 lbs., toppled off of an agricultural tractor equipped as a front-end loader with a fork attachment.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1999TX058 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A switchman for a railcar manufacturer died when he was caught between a pole and the railcar he was riding on.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1999TX020 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A farm worker on a family run farm in Texas died when he was crushed by the basket of a cotton stripper as he stood in the engine compartment of the cotton stripper.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1998TX468 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A laborer for a boring and tunneling company in Texas, died when he was struck by a hydraulic hose.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1998TX350 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A fitter/welder for an elbow fabricator in Texas died when he was struck by a 9,300 lb. elbow when a support stand was being removed.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1998TX310 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A laborer for a framing subcontractor in Texas died when he fell from a wooden trash box being lifted by a forklift.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1998TX254 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A fitter working for a steel building manufacturer in Texas, died when a 7,800 pound rafter fell on him.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1998TX236 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: TX laborer for a general contractor in Texas died when the personnel lift he was standing in fell over and he struck his head on a concrete floor.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1998TX235 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A plant operator at a coal fired power generation plant in Texas, died when he fell between the bypass dampers located in the flu gas desulfurization unit.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1998TX197 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A canal rider working for an irrigation district in Texas, died when he fell into a standpipe four feet in diameter and 16 feet high.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1998TX146 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A hotel maintenance engineer died when struck by the counter weights of an elevator in Texas.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1998TX145 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A pipe layer working in a trench for a general contractor in Texas, died when a trench wall gave way and he was fully engulfed in sand/dirt.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1998TX133 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A maintenance clean-up worker, at a trucking company freight dock terminal in Texas, died when he fell through a skylight on a roof.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1998TX128 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A roofer's helper, working for a roofing contractor in Texas, died when he fell through a three-foot square opening in a roof and struck a concrete floor.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1998TX112 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A rear load helper, for a refuse collection company in Texas, died when he was crushed by the rear wheels of a refuse collection vehicle.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1998TX074 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A cross tie processor working at an East Texas sawmill died when struck by a guard thrown from a wood chipper machine as he stood at his work station.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1998TX073 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A driller working at a West Texas oil field died when he fell from a derrick board he was standing on as it was being lifted into place by a forklift.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1998TX071 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: A computer support technician at a communications company in Texas died after being crushed in a stationary trash compactor.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [Report No.] 1998TX004 [Incident State] TX [Title]

Output: Front-end loader operator dies when crushed between the front bucket of the loader and a low-boy trailer at a cattle feed lot in Texas.

CDC - NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation(FACE)Program: Investigation Reports - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic


Input: [process] strategic planning

Output: To further refine the strategic review process

Rexam annual report 2011 - governance - corporate governance


Input: [process] risk management

Output: To maintain a clear focus on risk anticipation, risk management and crisis management aligned to the challenges of the global economic climate

Rexam annual report 2011 - governance - corporate governance


Input: [process] non financial monitoring

Output: To progress non financial monitoring and reporting through the Group’s balanced scorecard

Rexam annual report 2011 - governance - corporate governance


Input: [process] talent management and succession planning

Output: To continue to review and contribute towards succession planning, consideration of the talent pool and people development

Rexam annual report 2011 - governance - corporate governance


Input: [process] board development

Output: To further develop the way in which the board works together as a unit

Rexam annual report 2011 - governance - corporate governance


Input: [process] customers and suppliers

Output: To continue to develop knowledge of and focus on the Group’s customers and suppliers

Rexam annual report 2011 - governance - corporate governance


Input: [API Call] Asynchronous

Output: no

Couchbase .NET SDK 1.1 — Developer Guide


Input: [API Call] Description

Output: Append a value to an existing key

Couchbase .NET SDK 1.1 — Developer Guide


Input: [API Call] Returns

Output: Object ( Binary object )

Couchbase .NET SDK 1.1 — Developer Guide


Input: [API Call] string key

Output: Document ID used to identify the value

Couchbase .NET SDK 1.1 — Developer Guide


Input: [API Call] ulong casunique

Output: Unique value used to verify a key/value combination

Couchbase .NET SDK 1.1 — Developer Guide


Input: [API Call] object value

Output: Value to be stored

Couchbase .NET SDK 1.1 — Developer Guide


Input: [Cookie name] MUID [Description]

Output: Identifies unique browsers to Microsoft sites. It is used for advertising, site analytics, and other operational purposes.


Input: [Cookie name] ANON [Description]

Output: Contains the ANID, a unique identifier used to help identify which ads a user may like. It is also used to preserve a user's choice to opt out of behaviorally targeted ads from Microsoft, if the user has chosen to associate the opt-out with his or her Windows Live ID.


Input: [Cookie name] CC [Description]

Output: Contains a country code as determined by reverse IP address lookup.


Input: [Cookie name] Windows Live ID authentication [Description]

Output: Authentication cookies (e.g., RPSTAuth, MSNRPSAuth, KievRPSAuth) used when a user signs in with a Windows Live ID.


Input: [Cookie name] NAP [Description]

Output: Contains an encrypted version of the user's country, ZIP code, age, gender, language, and occupation, if known, based on the user's Windows Live profile.


Input: [Cookie name] MH [Description]

Output: Appears on co-branded sites where Microsoft is partnering with an advertiser. This cookie identifies the advertiser so the right ad is selected.


Input: [Cookie name] ACH01 [Description]

Output: Maintains information about which ad and where the user clicked on the ad.


Input: [Cookie name] TOptOut [Description]

Output: Indicates that the user has indicated he or she does not want to receive behaviorally targeted ads delivered by Microsoft.


Input: [Color] White [Description]

Output: Default color for all cells. This is either the original data, or the data after Refresh from DB is clicked.

MySQL :: MySQL and Windows :: 8 Edit MySQL Data in Excel


Input: [Color] Green [Description]

Output: Cells that were committed with success.

MySQL :: MySQL and Windows :: 8 Edit MySQL Data in Excel


Input: [Color] Blue [Description]

Output: Cells that were modified but have not yet been committed.

MySQL :: MySQL and Windows :: 8 Edit MySQL Data in Excel


Input: [Color] Red [Description]

Output: Cells that generated an error when a commit was attempted. An error dialog is also displayed while the commit is attempted.

MySQL :: MySQL and Windows :: 8 Edit MySQL Data in Excel


Input: [Color] Orange [Description]

Output: Cells that had a commit attempted, but the commit failed due to detected changes from external sources. For example, a different user made a change to a field after it was imported into Excel. This is a feature of Optimistic Updates.

MySQL :: MySQL and Windows :: 8 Edit MySQL Data in Excel


Input: [Color] Yellow [Description]

Output: Cells that accept new data. Data entered here is inserted into the MySQL table.

MySQL :: MySQL and Windows :: 8 Edit MySQL Data in Excel


Input: [Topic] 1 [Title] Lab Safety [Objectives]

Output: Learn how work to safely in the chemical laboratory Learn when and how to use the safety equipment in the chemical laboratory Learn the names of the equipment used in the experiments

General Chemistry I Lab for 1 College Credit | StraighterLine


Input: [Topic] 2 [Title] The Scientific Method [Objectives]

Output: How to make testable observations The roles of a hypothesis and null hypothesis How to conduct a successful experiment The role of variables and control in an experiment The importance of organized data collection Recognize what makes a successful analysis

General Chemistry I Lab for 1 College Credit | StraighterLine


Input: [Topic] 3 [Title] The Mole and Avogadro's Number [Objectives]

Output: Understand the importance of Avogadro’s Number Approximate the value of Avogadro’s Number

General Chemistry I Lab for 1 College Credit | StraighterLine


Input: [Topic] 4 [Title] Electron Configuration [Objectives]

Output: Observe energy emitted from different energy levels when salt compounds are ignited Obtain a general knowledge of what produces different colors in fireworks

General Chemistry I Lab for 1 College Credit | StraighterLine


Input: [Topic] 5 [Title] Molecular Models [Objectives]

Output: Understand why molecules have a particular shape Determine the shapes of molecules using the VSEPR model

General Chemistry I Lab for 1 College Credit | StraighterLine


Input: [Topic] 6 [Title] Chemical Reactions [Objectives]

Output: Understand qualitative tests for ions that are based on solubility Learn that Na+, K+, NH4+, NO3-, and CH3COO- are water soluble Recognize balanced chemical equations Qualitatively test for fluoride ions in mouth rinses

General Chemistry I Lab for 1 College Credit | StraighterLine


Input: [Topic] 7 [Title] Ideal Gas Law [Objectives]

Output: Use the ideal gas law to determine the percentage of hydrogen peroxide in a commercially available hydrogen peroxide solution Observe how a catalyst affects a reaction Determine the decomposition rate of the hydrogen peroxide solution

General Chemistry I Lab for 1 College Credit | StraighterLine


Input: [Field] Project name [Instruction] Enter a project name. [Description] The project name can be any name you define. [Mandatory]

Output: yes


Input: [Field] Project location [Instruction] The Use default location checkbox will be selected automatically to define the project location as the Eclipse workspace. However you can define a custom path in the Location field be deselecting the Use default location checkbox. [Description] The default location corresponds to the Eclipse workspace. [Mandatory]

Output: yes


Input: [Field] Target runtime [Instruction] Select a pre-configured runtime from the available options or configure a new runtime environment. [Description] The target runtime defines the server to which the application will be deployed. [Mandatory]

Output: no


Input: [Field] Dynamic web module version [Instruction] Select the required web module version. [Description] This option adds support for the Java Servlet API with module versions corresponding to JEE or J2EE levels as listed in Table 2.2, “New CDI Web Project - Dynamic web module version”. [Mandatory]

Output: yes


Input: [Field] Configuration [Instruction] Select the project configuration from the available options. [Description] The project can be based on either a custom or a set of pre-defined configurations as described in Table 2.3, “New CDI Web Project - Configuration”. [Mandatory]

Output: yes


Input: [Field] EAR membership [Instruction] Add the project to an existing EAR project. [Description] The project can be added to an existing EAR project by selecting the checkbox. Once checked, a new EAR project can be defined by clicking the New Project button. [Mandatory]

Output: no


Input: [Field] Working sets [Instruction] Add the project to an existing working set. [Description] A working set provides the ability to group projects or project attributes in a customized way to improve access. A new working set can be defined once the Select button has been clicked. [Mandatory]

Output: no


Input: [Description] Add extra features to your stock Zen Cart Admin. Extra reports, HTML editors, data importers, email tools and many more! [Count] 193 [Category]

Output: Admin Tools


Input: [Description] Spice up your site with different buttons and extra graphics. [Count] 79 [Category]

Output: Buttons and Graphics


Input: [Description] Need to run your site in a language other than English? Easy! Download and install a new language pack. [Count] 62 [Category]

Output: Language Packs


Input: [Description] Add upsells and cross sells or get connected with your customers with email and social networking. [Count] 122 [Category]

Output: Marketing Tools


Input: [Description] Miscellaneous plugins that can add the feature you've been looking for. [Count] 335 [Category]

Output: Other Modules


Input: [Description] Accept payments around the world using credit cards, bank transfers and other payment modules. [Count] 203 [Category]

Output: Payment Modules


Input: [Description] Specialized pricing tools just right for your shop. [Count] 21 [Category]

Output: Pricing Tools


Input: [Description] Easily add conditions, terms of service or privacy policies to your Zen Cart site. [Count] 3 [Category]

Output: Privacy and Condition Statements


Input: [Description] Selling products or services that don't quite fit the standard mold? Try a custom product type. [Count] 9 [Category]

Output: Product Types


Input: [Description] Plugins for shipping services from around the world. [Count] 100 [Category]

Output: Shipping Modules


Input: [Description] Customized modules for your sidebars. [Count] 129 [Category]

Output: Sideboxes


Input: [Description] Not looking for a full template design? Check out these template parts and pieces. [Count] 87 [Category]

Output: Template Alterations


Input: [Description] Responsive templates - built with mobile devices in mind [Count] 17 [Category]

Output: Template Packages - Responsive Design


Input: [Description] Zen Cart templates that you can just "drop in" and use. [Count] 172 [Category]

Output: Template Packages - Legacy


Input: [Description] Think you have a problem? Perhaps these troubleshooting tools can help you out. [Count] 12 [Category]

Output: Troubleshooting Tools


Input: [Description] Premade geographic zones for your taxes and shipping. [Count] 41 [Category]

Output: Zones


Input: [Meaning] OAuth 2.0 token for the current user. [Notes] One possible way to provide an OAuth 2.0 token. [Parameter]

Output: access_token

Prediction V1.4 / V1.4.1 Reference - Prediction API — Google Cloud Platform


Input: [Meaning] Callback function. [Notes] Name of the JavaScript callback function that handles the response. Used in JavaScript JSON-P requests. [Parameter]

Output: callback

Prediction V1.4 / V1.4.1 Reference - Prediction API — Google Cloud Platform


Input: [Meaning] Selector specifying a subset of fields to include in the response. [Notes] For more information, see the partial response section in the Performance Tips document. Use for better performance. [Parameter]

Output: fields

Prediction V1.4 / V1.4.1 Reference - Prediction API — Google Cloud Platform


Input: [Meaning] API key. (REQUIRED*) [Notes] *Required unless you provide an OAuth 2.0 token. Your API key identifies your project and provides you with API access, quota, and reports. Obtain your project's API key from the Google Developers Console. [Parameter]

Output: key

Prediction V1.4 / V1.4.1 Reference - Prediction API — Google Cloud Platform


Input: [Meaning] Returns response with indentations and line breaks. [Notes] Returns the response in a human-readable format if true. Default value: true. When this is false, it can reduce the response payload size, which might lead to better performance in some environments. [Parameter]

Output: prettyPrint

Prediction V1.4 / V1.4.1 Reference - Prediction API — Google Cloud Platform


Input: [Meaning] Alternative to userIp. [Notes] Lets you enforce per-user quotas from a server-side application even in cases when the user's IP address is unknown. This can occur, for example, with applications that run cron jobs on App Engine on a user's behalf. You can choose any arbitrary string that uniquely identifies a user, but it is limited to 40 characters. Overrides userIp if both are provided. Learn more about capping usage. [Parameter]

Output: quotaUser

Prediction V1.4 / V1.4.1 Reference - Prediction API — Google Cloud Platform


Input: [Meaning] IP address of the end user for whom the API call is being made. [Notes] Lets you enforce per-user quotas when calling the API from a server-side application. Learn more about capping usage. [Parameter]

Output: userIp

Prediction V1.4 / V1.4.1 Reference - Prediction API — Google Cloud Platform


Input: [Condition] path is a zero-length string, contains only white space, or contains one or more implementation-specific invalid characters. [Exception Type]

Output: ArgumentException


Input: [Condition] creationTime specifies a value outside the range of date/times permitted for this operation. [Exception Type]

Output: ArgumentOutOfRangeException


Input: [Condition] path is null . [Exception Type]

Output: ArgumentNullException


Input: [Condition] path was not found. [Exception Type]

Output: FileNotFoundException


Input: [Condition] An I/O error occurred while performing the operation. [Exception Type]

Output: IOException


Input: [Condition] The length of path or the absolute path information for path exceeds the system-defined maximum length. [Exception Type]

Output: PathTooLongException


Input: [Condition] The caller does not have the required permission. [Exception Type]

Output: UnauthorizedAccessException


Input: [Clip #] 1 [Running Time] 30 seconds [Web Preview*] Biesecker_01_low.mp4 (3.20 MB) [For Broadcast**] Biesecker_01_high.mp4 (47.64 MB) [Quotes (Text)]

Output: I'm Les Biesecker. I'm a medical geneticist, senior investigator in the Genome Research Institute. My job being to figure out the molecular cause of disorders that affect children and adults, especially those that are inherited birth defects and other kinds of conditions. So we do both clinical research and molecular research.

Proteus Syndrome: B-Roll Video Footage and Video Sound Bites


Input: [Clip #] 2 [Running Time] 32 seconds [Web Preview*] Biesecker_02_low.mp4 (3.79 MB) [For Broadcast**] Biesecker_02_high.mp4 (56.32 MB) [Quotes (Text)]

Output: And so what Proteus syndrome is is parts of the body - you completely lose control of that regulatory growth - that regulated growth, and they grow much, much faster and in an uncoordinated fashion, either compared to the other limb, right versus left, or sometimes even within a single limb, a small part of that limb can grow out of proportion to the other parts.

Proteus Syndrome: B-Roll Video Footage and Video Sound Bites


Input: [Clip #] 3 [Running Time] 28 seconds [Web Preview*] Biesecker_03_low.mp4 (3.91 MB) [For Broadcast**] Biesecker_03_high.mp4 (58.01 MB) [Quotes (Text)]

Output: It's a devastating disorder, where patients - parts of patients' bodies grow out of control, and it has a high frequency of early mortality. So it is imperative that we find the cause for this disorder and figure out how to convert knowledge of that cause into an effective treatment. And the wonderful thing about this finding is that this is a pathway and a gene and a mutation that we know a lot about.

Proteus Syndrome: B-Roll Video Footage and Video Sound Bites


Input: [Clip #] 4 [Running Time] 31 seconds [Web Preview*] Biesecker_04_low.mp4 (3.96 MB) [For Broadcast**] Biesecker_04_high.mp4 (58.77 MB) [Quotes (Text)]

Output: And it's already a target of drug development because it is mutated in certain cancers. So we can piggyback off of the progress that's being made in this mutation in cancer, and try to apply that to patients with disease and this has allowed us to leap hugely forward in our understanding of the disorder and move toward a treatment that a few weeks ago, we had no idea how to tackle. So for the patients with the disorder, it's a huge advance.

Proteus Syndrome: B-Roll Video Footage and Video Sound Bites


Input: [Clip #] 5 [Running Time] 33 seconds [Web Preview*] Biesecker_05_low.mp4 (4.28 MB) [For Broadcast**] Biesecker_05_high.mp4 (63.47 MB) [Quotes (Text)]

Output: And most - and second, that people who have the condition have never been known to have effected offspring, and that we know of at least several - at least two pairs - of identical twins, monozygotic twins is the term, the technical term that we would use, who should have the same genomes. One of them has Proteus syndrome, and the other one doesn't. So that tells you that genetically, there's something very different about Proteus.

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Input: [Clip #] 6 [Running Time] 19 seconds [Web Preview*] Biesecker_06_low.mp4 (2.48 MB) [For Broadcast**] Biesecker_06_high.mp4 (36.99 MB) [Quotes (Text)]

Output: So, we've been working on Proteus syndrome for 15 years. And we,ve been trying to crack this problem, using the most recent available technology that was available throughout that 15-year period. And technology has changed a lot in 15 years.

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Input: [Clip #] 7 [Running Time] 36 seconds [Web Preview*] Biesecker_07_low.mp4 (4.63 MB) [For Broadcast**] Biesecker_07_high.mp4 (68.82 MB) [Quotes (Text)]

Output: And so we assume as next generation sequencing became available, we, together with the Proteus Syndrome Foundation, put together the resources to start whole genome or whole exome sequencing in Proteus syndrome patients, and the trick is, is that instead of comparing patients with the disease to patients without the disease, what we did is we compared the affected parts of the patient to the unaffected parts of the patient. Because if the patient is a mosaic, the mutation should be different in those two tissues, with and without.

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Input: [Clip #] 8 [Running Time] 36 seconds [Web Preview*] Biesecker_08_low.mp4 (4.67 MB) [For Broadcast**] Biesecker_08_high.mp4 (69.48 MB) [Quotes (Text)]

Output: So the variation that we found in patients with Proteus syndrome is in a gene called AKT1, which is a gene that is an important part of a - it encodes for a protein that is an important part of a signaling pathway that is important in transmitting signals from growth factors through growth factor receptors into cells to turn cells on, turn cells off, turn genes on, turn genes off, make cells replicate, or regulate cell death.

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Input: [Clip #] 9 [Running Time] 16 seconds [Web Preview*] Biesecker_09_low.mp4 (2.06 MB) [For Broadcast**] Biesecker_09_high.mp4 (30.89 MB) [Quotes (Text)]

Output: So it's a very specific mutation that we found in patients of Proteus syndrome. In fact, so far, 27 out of 29 patients who have the mutation, all 27 of those patients have exactly the same mutation.

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Input: [Clip #] 10 [Running Time] 25 seconds [Web Preview*] Biesecker_10_low.mp4 (3.22 MB) [For Broadcast**] Biesecker_10_high.mp4 (47.92 MB) [Quotes (Text)]

Output: So in fact, the gene that is mutated in patients with Proteus syndrome was previously characterized exactly because it is mutated in a few percent of a number of human cancers. And those include cancers like breast cancer. About three or four percent of breast cancers have the exact same mutation in them that the patients with Proteus have.

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Input: [Clip #] 11 [Running Time] 19 seconds [Web Preview*] Biesecker_11_low.mp4 (2.46 MB) [For Broadcast**] Biesecker_11_high.mp4 (36.69 MB) [Quotes (Text)]

Output: So it's extremely hard to know exactly what the frequency of a disease like Proteus syndrome is. It's - we know it's very, very rare. It's - there's probably fewer than a couple of hundred patients in the United States that have this disorder.

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Input: [Clip #] 12 [Running Time] 10 seconds [Web Preview*] Biesecker_12_low.mp4 (1.38 MB) [For Broadcast**] Biesecker_12_high.mp4 (20.42 MB) [Quotes (Text)]

Output: So the one thing that we know about Proteus syndrome is that it never recurs, has never been seen in more than one individual in a single family.

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Input: [Clip #] 13 [Running Time] 15 seconds [Web Preview*] Biesecker_13_low.mp4 (1.99 MB [For Broadcast**] Biesecker_13_high.mp4 (29.44 MB) [Quotes (Text)]

Output: Number one, so far, all the patients have exactly the same mutation, which means that there's only one change, one particular change in one base pair of the genome that could cause this disorder.

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Output: So I think Proteus syndrome is a good example of why we should study rare disease, because this has allowed us to take a very rare disorder, which is - is a supremely important to understand for the patients who have it. But for the patients who don't have it, they should care about this, because this means that we can begin to think about a new class of genetic disease.

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Input: [Clip #] 15 [Running Time] 20 seconds [Web Preview*] Biesecker_15_low.mp4 (2.63 MB) [For Broadcast**] Biesecker_15_high.mp4 (38.88 MB) [Quotes (Text)]

Output: So the discovery of this AKT1 mutation in Proteus syndrome gives us a very clear pathway towards developing the clinical trials to test agents to control the disease. It will be extremely challenging, and I don't want to pretend that it's going to be simple or fast.

Proteus Syndrome: B-Roll Video Footage and Video Sound Bites


Input: [Answer] The examples should tell you which values you need here. If not, formulate appropriate examples and tests. [Question]

Output: What are the answers for the non-recursive cond clauses?


Input: [Answer] The data definitions tell you what kind of data these expressions extract and the interpretations of the data definitions tell you what this data represents. [Question]

Output: What do the selector expressions in the recursive clauses compute?


Input: [Answer] Use the purpose statement of the function to determine what the value of the recursion means not how it computes this answer. If the purpose statement doesn’t tell you the answer, improve the purpose statement. [Question]

Output: What do the natural recursions compute?


Input: [Answer] Find a function in BSL that combines the values. Or, if that doesn’t work, make a wish for a helper function. For many functions, this last step is straightforward. The purpose, the examples, and the template together tell you which function or expression “combines” the available values into the proper result. We refer to this function or expression as combinator, slightly abusing existing terminology. [Question]

Output: How can the function combine these values to get the desired answer?


Input: [Answer] ... arrange the examples from the third step in a table. Place the given input in the first column and the desired output in the last column. In the intermediate columns enter the values of the selector expressions and the natural recursion(s). Add examples until you see a pattern emerge that suggests a combinator. [Question]

Output: So, if you are stuck here, ...


Input: [Answer] Consult the other function’s purpose statement and examples to determine what it computes and assume you may use the result even if you haven’t finished the design of this helper function. [Question]

Output: If the template refers to some other template, what does the auxiliary function compute?


Input: [If You Want To . . .] Enforce the rules [Then Use . . .]

Output: Point of Order

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Input: [If You Want To . . .] Overrule a decision of the chair [Then Use . . .]

Output: Appeal

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Input: [If You Want To . . .] Do something that violates a rule [Then Use . . .]

Output: Suspend the Rules

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Common Uses for Incidental Motions


Input: [If You Want To . . .] Avoid any consideration of a main motion [Then Use . . .]

Output: Object to the Consideration of the Question

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Common Uses for Incidental Motions


Input: [If You Want To . . .] Divide a motion into separate parts for debate and vote [Then Use . . .]

Output: Division of the Question

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Input: [If You Want To . . .] Discuss a long motion part by part before voting on the whole [Then Use . . .]

Output: Consideration by Paragraph (Seriatim)

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Common Uses for Incidental Motions


Input: [If You Want To . . .] Question the result of a voice vote [Then Use . . .]

Output: Division of the Assembly

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Common Uses for Incidental Motions


Input: [If You Want To . . .] Take a vote other than by voice, or open or close the polls [Then Use . . .]

Output: Motions Related to Method of Voting and the Polls

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Common Uses for Incidental Motions


Input: [If You Want To . . .] Designate a method for taking nominations, or open or close nominations [Then Use . . .]

Output: Motions Related to Nominations

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Common Uses for Incidental Motions


Input: [If You Want To . . .] Avoid a compulsory obligation of membership or office [Then Use . . .]

Output: Request to Be Excused from a Duty

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Common Uses for Incidental Motions


Input: [If You Want To . . .] Ask a question about procedure [Then Use . . .]

Output: Parliamentary Inquiry

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Input: [If You Want To . . .] Ask for information pertaining to a motion on the floor [Then Use . . .]

Output: Request for Information

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Input: [If You Want To . . .] Withdraw or change a motion already stated by the chair [Then Use . . .]

Output: Request for Permission to Withdraw or Modify a Motion

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Common Uses for Incidental Motions