Input: [STATE] Georgia [BILL] GA HB 1176, Chapter 709 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds nurse’s aide and reproductive health care facility or pregnancy resource center personnel and volunteers to the list of persons who shall report child abuse if they have reasonable cause to believe that a child has been abused. Determines that a member of the clergy is not required to report child abuse within the context of a confession or other similar communication required to be kept confidential under church doctrine or practice. However, when a clergy member receives information about child abuse from any other source, they must comply with the reporting requirements.


Input: [STATE] Georgia [BILL] GA SB 355 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Determines that any person who has reasonable cause to believe that a child is abused shall report such information as soon as possible, but no later than 36 hours from the time there is reasonable cause to believe a child has been abused, by telephone to a law enforcement agency.


Input: [STATE] Hawaii [BILL] HI HB 2233 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Companion bill to HI SB 2575. Requires mandatory reporting to the department or to the police department when there is reasonable suspicion of child abuse or neglect.


Input: [STATE] Hawaii [BILL] HI SB 2131 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds to the list of mandatory reporters of child abuse or neglect any member of a family who has reached the age of majority and who has knowledge that child abuse or neglect in the family is occurring or has knowledge that a child in the family has been harmed due to abuse or neglect; provided that family members who are victims of domestic violence shall not be required to report child abuse or neglect if the alleged perpetrator is actively abusing both the child and the family member.


Input: [STATE] Hawaii [BILL] HI SB 2575 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Companion bill to HI HB 2233. Requires mandatory reporting to the department or to the police department when there is reasonable suspicion of child abuse or neglect.


Input: [STATE] Idaho [BILL] ID SB 1254 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: States that any physician, resident on a hospital staff, intern, nurse, coroner, school teacher, day care personnel, social worker or other person having reason to believe that a child under the age of eighteen years has been abused, abandoned or neglected or who observes the child being subjected to conditions or circumstances which would reasonably result in abuse, abandonment or neglect shall report within twenty-four hours such conditions or circumstances to the proper law enforcement agency or the department. The department shall be informed by law enforcement of any report made directly to it. When the attendance of a physician, resident, intern, nurse, day care worker or social worker is pursuant to the performance of services as a member of the staff of a hospital or similar institution, he shall notify the person in charge of the institution or his designated delegate who shall make the necessary reports. The law stipulates penalties for failure to report. Determines that any person who has reason to believe that a child has been abused, abandoned or neglected and, acting upon that belief, makes a report of abuse, abandonment or neglect as required shall have immunity from any liability, civil or criminal, that might otherwise be incurred or imposed.


Input: [STATE] Illinois [BILL] IL HB 3887, Chap. 711 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Amends the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act to add personnel of institutions of higher education and athletic program or facility personnel to the list of individuals who shall immediately report or cause a report to be made to the Department of Children and Family Services if they have reasonable cause to believe a child known to them in their professional or official capacity may be an abused child or a neglected child.


Input: [STATE] Illinois [BILL] IL HB 3986, Chap. 860 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: The agency designated to receive such reports under this Act or the Department may establish a manner in which a mandated reporter can make the required report through an Internet reporting tool. Information sent and received through the Internet reporting tool is subject to the same rules in this Act as other types of confidential reporting established by the designated agency or the Department.


Input: [STATE] Illinois [BILL] IL HB 4147 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds any state employee or employee of any organization that receives State funding to the list of mandated reporters under the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act.


Input: [STATE] Illinois [BILL] IL HB 4701 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds personnel of institutions of higher education, athletic program personnel, and early intervention providers to the list of mandated reporters under the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act.


Input: [STATE] Illinois [BILL] IL HB 5584 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires any person who witnesses a sex offense committed against a child to immediately report the offense to the appropriate local law enforcement agency.


Input: [STATE] Illinois [BILL] IL SB 5678 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires that all reports of suspected child abuse or neglect shall be confirmed in a record made and maintained by the Department of Children and Family Services for at least one year regardless of whether the report prompts a formal investigation. Mandates that the record of a report shall include the name of the subject of the report and, if voluntarily provided, the name, address, and phone number of the person who reported the alleged abuse or neglect.


Input: [STATE] Iowa [BILL] IA HB 2131 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Prohibits an employer from taking retaliatory action against an employee as a reprisal for the employee's participation in good faith in making a child abuse report, photograph, or X ray, or in the performance of a medically relevant test, or aiding and assisting in an assessment of a child abuse report. Requires the Department of Human Services to convene and staff a stakeholder committee to review the training resources for mandatory reporters of child abuse.


Input: [STATE] Iowa [BILL] IA SB 2225, Chap. 1040 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Prohibits an employer from taking retaliatory action against an employee as a reprisal for the employee's participation in good faith in making a child abuse report, photograph, or X ray, or in the performance of a medically relevant test, or aiding and assisting in an assessment of a child abuse report. Requires the boards of directors for community colleges, accredited private institutions of higher learning, and the board of regents for institutions of higher learning to develop and implement a consistent written policy for an employee who examines, attends, counsels, or treats a child to report suspected physical or sexual abuse. Requires a stakeholder committee, convened by the department of public health, to review the training resources for mandatory reporters of child abuse.


Input: [STATE] Indiana [BILL] IN SB 267, Chap. 46 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires the Department of Education, in collaboration with organizations that have expertise in child sexual abuse, to identify or develop model education materials, response policies, and reporting procedures on child sexual abuse. The Department of Education shall make the models developed or identified available to assist schools with the implementation of child sexual abuse education programs in prekindergarten through grade 5 and child sexual abuse response and reporting policies.


Input: [STATE] Kansas [BILL] KS HB 2533 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds to the list of persons required to report suspected child physical, mental or emotional abuse or neglect or sexual abuse to include any employee, contractor or administrator of any public or private educational institution in the state who works in a position of authority over a child in an official capacity, if such child is a student enrolled in and attending, or participating in a program or event at such educational institution, any person who works in a position of authority over a child in an official capacity and is employed by or works as a volunteer for a recognized church or religious organization, if such child, child's parent or other person having lawful custody or child's siblings are members of or attend services or events at such church or religious organization, and any employee of any municipality or of the state who works in a position of authority over children in an official capacity. Strengthens the penalty for failure to report cases of suspected sexual abuse. Removes the defense that a person believed someone else was going to file the report, unless a report had actually been made, or that a person did not make a report for fear of reprisal or any other consequence.


Input: [STATE] Kansas [BILL] KS SB 362 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Includes licensed addiction counselors and licensed clinical addiction counselors, clergy and religious authorities to the list of persons who shall report physical, mental or emotional abuse or neglect or sexual abuse of a child.


Input: [STATE] Louisiana [BILL] LA HB 166, Chap. 380 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Establishes that school coaches, including but not limited to public technical or vocational school, community college, college, or university coaches and coaches of intramural or interscholastic athletics are mandatory reporters for purposes of child abuse.


Input: [STATE] Louisiana [BILL] LA HB 577, Chapter 268 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Determines that any person who witnesses the sexual abuse of a child and the person knowingly or willfully fails to report the abuse to law enforcement or to the Department of Children and Family Services shall face specific penalties, including fines and imprisonment.


Input: [STATE] Louisiana [BILL] LA SB 4, Chap. 614 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Criminalizes the failure to report the sexual abuse of a child. States that any person who witnesses sexual abuse of a child and knowingly and willfully fails to report the sexual abuse to law enforcement shall be guilty of a felony and upon conviction shall be fined not more than ten thousand dollars or imprisoned with or without hard labor for not more than five years, or both.


Input: [STATE] Louisiana [BILL] LA SB 136 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires that the reporting of child abuse and neglect is made through the designated state child protection reporting hotline number. Allows dual reporting to both the Department of Children and Family Services through the designated state child protection reporting hotline number and the local or the state law enforcement agency.


Input: [STATE] Louisiana [BILL] LA SB 158, Chapter 148 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Provides that no employee shall be discharged, demoted, suspended, threatened, harassed, or discriminated against in any manner in the terms and conditions of his employment because of any lawful act engaged in by the employee, or on behalf of the employee, of any action to report the sexual abuse of a minor child by any fellow employee to law enforcement.


Input: [STATE] Louisiana [BILL] LA SB 190 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Makes it a felony for any employee of a public postsecondary education institution who witnesses the sexual abuse of a child or student to knowingly and willfully fail to report the sexual abuse to law enforcement or school administration.


Input: [STATE] Louisiana [BILL] LA SB 243, Chap. 638 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Establishes that it is unlawful for any person having knowledge of the commission of any homicide, rape, or sexual abuse of a child to fail to report or disclose such information to a law enforcement agency or district attorney.


Input: [STATE] Louisiana [BILL] LA SB 357 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Establishes that a mandatory reporter shall face penalties for the knowing and willful failure to report the abuse or neglect of a child. Adds "organizational or youth activity provider" to the list of "mandatory reporters".


Input: [STATE] Maryland [BILL] MD HB 1067 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds medical examiners and parole or probation agents to the list of individuals required to notify the appropriate authorities and make a report if the individual, acting in a professional capacity in the State, has reason to believe a child has been subjected to abuse or neglect. Makes it a misdemeanor for specified professionals to knowingly fail to provide a notice or make a report of suspected child abuse under specified circumstances.


Input: [STATE] Maryland [BILL] MS SB 63 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds medical examiners and parole or probation agents to the list of individuals required to notify the appropriate authorities and make a report if the individual has reason to believe a child has been subjected to abuse or neglect. Makes it a misdemeanor for specified professionals to knowingly fail to provide a notice or make a report of suspected child abuse under specified circumstances.


Input: [STATE] Massachusetts [BILL] MA HB 3902 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Expands the Department of Children and Families definition of mandated reporter by adding a state employee who, in his professional capacity, witnesses child abuse, including sexual abuse.


Input: [STATE] Missouri [BILL] MO HB 1102 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires any person who observes a child being subjected to sexual abuse to immediately report the abuse in accordance with specified provisions.


Input: [STATE] Missouri [BILL] MO HB 1256 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Creates a joint committee of the general assembly to be known as the "Joint Committee on Child Abuse and Neglect" to be composed of seven members of the senate and seven members of the house of representatives. The join committee shall make a continuing study and analysis of the state child abuse and neglect reporting and investigation system.


Input: [STATE] Missouri [BILL] MO HB 1470 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Expands the list of mandatory reporters of child abuse and neglect to includes coaches, scout leaders, youth organization or group leaders, youth activity leader, or any other person in his or her official or volunteer capacity who has direct contact with children.


Input: [STATE] Missouri [BILL] MO HB 1491 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires mandatory reporters of child abuse and neglect to make a report by removing the option of causing a report to be made.


Input: [STATE] Missouri [BILL] MO HB 1565 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires mandatory reporters of child abuse to report only while working or acting in their official capacity and allows, but does not require, reporting when they are off duty.


Input: [STATE] Missouri [BILL] MO SB 457 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires any person who observes a child being subjected to sexual abuse to immediately report the abuse in accordance with specified provisions.


Input: [STATE] Mississippi [BILL] MS HB 943 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Creates the Mandated Reporter Training Division within the Administrative Office of Courts. Establishes a special fund in the state treasury known as the Mandated Reporter Training Fund.


Input: [STATE] Mississippi [BILL] MS SB 2087 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Provides for the mandatory reporting of sexual crimes against minors and creates a civil action for failure to make a mandatory report of abuse.


Input: [STATE] Nebraska [BILL] NE LB 839 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires reporting of sexual misconduct by a teacher or other school employee within twenty-four hours after receiving the allegation. Any report shall be investigated in accordance with the Child Protection Act for the purpose of determining whether or not the allegation is substantiated.


Input: [STATE] Nebraska [BILL] NE LB 993 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Determines that each child abuse and neglect investigation team shall include procedures for mandatory reporting of child abuse and neglect to include training to professionals on identification and reporting of abuse, assigning roles and responsibilities between law enforcement and the Department of Health and Human Services for the initial response or the report of abuse, and outlining how reports will be shared between law enforcement and the Department of Health and Human Services.


Input: [STATE] New Hampshire [BILL] NH HB 1249 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires an employee or volunteer of an organization who suspects another employee or volunteer of child sexual abuse to make a report under the state's child abuse reporting law. Establishes an enhanced criminal penalty for a supervisor who fails to report an employee or volunteer of suspected child sexual abuse.


Input: [STATE] New Jersey [BILL] NJ AB 4396 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Companion bill to NJ SB 3143. Requires that a person who has reasonable cause to believe that a child has been sexually abused to immediately report that abuse to law enforcement officials. Provides that a person's failure to report an act of sexual abuse or any sexual offense against a child and who has reasonable cause to believe that an act of sexual abuse or the sexual offense has been committed is guilty of a crime of the fourth degree.


Input: [STATE] New Jersey [BILL] NJ SB 3143 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Companion bill to NJ AB 4396 Requires that a person who has reasonable cause to believe that a child has been sexually abused to immediately report that abuse to law enforcement officials. Provides that a person's failure to report an act of sexual abuse or any sexual offense against a child and who has reasonable cause to believe that an act of sexual abuse or the sexual offense has been committed is guilty of a crime of the fourth degree.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY AB 8816 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Companion bill to SB 3511. Establishes acupuncturists as mandatory reporters of suspected cases of child abuse and maltreatment.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY AB 8901 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires school athletic directors, school coaches, and school assistant coaches to report cases of suspected child abuse.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY AB 8905 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Companion bill NY SB 6086. Requires college coaches, athletic directors, professors, graduate assistants, college administrators, college presidents, and paid individuals who may interact with children through employment at summer or overnight camps among those required to report suspected child abuse or maltreatment.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY AB 9617 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires the posting of a visible notice in group homes for the developmentally disabled stating that New York law mandates the reporting of all forms of abuse to local law enforcement and district attorneys. Ensures that all employees are properly trained with regard to the reporting requirements for all forms of abuse.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY SB 1308 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Details the persons required to report to an appropriate law enforcement agency when they have reasonable cause to suspect that a child is an abused child to include: any physician; registered physician assistant; surgeon; medical examiner; coroner; dentist; dental hygienist; osteopath; optometrist; chiropractor; podiatrist; resident; intern; psychologist; registered nurse; emergency medical technician; hospital personnel engaged in the admission, examination, care or treatment of persons; member of the clergy; a Christian Science practitioner; school official; social services worker; day care center worker; provider of family or group family day care; employee or volunteer in a residential care facility or any other child care or foster care worker; mental health professional; substance abuse counselor; alcoholism counselor; peace officer; police officer; district attorney or assistant district attorney; investigator employed in the office of a district attorney; or other law enforcement official. Outlines penalties for failure to report a case of suspected child abuse.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY SB 3511 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Companion bill to AB 8816. Establishes acupuncturists as mandatory reporters of suspected cases of child abuse and maltreatment


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY SB 5119 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires members of the clergy to report suspected allegations of child abuse or maltreatment to an appropriate law enforcement agency. Requires members of the clergy to review past institutional records and report suspected allegations of child abuse by clergy to the district attorney. Reports of suspected child abuse shall be made immediately by telephone or by telephone facsimile to an appropriate law enforcement agency and followed by a report in writing within twenty-four hours.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY SB 6030 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Establishes the class E felony of failure to report child abuse for the failure to report to law enforcement officials the commission of any crime against a child under the age of 16.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY SB 6048 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires immediate reporting of suspected child abuse to an appropriate law enforcement agency. Determines that failure to report suspected child abuse is a class A misdemeanor.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY SB 6086 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Companion bill BY AB 8905. Requires college coaches, athletic directors, professors, graduate assistants, college administrators, college presidents, and paid individuals who may interact with children through employment at summer or overnight camps among those required to report suspected child abuse or maltreatment.


Input: [STATE] Oregon [BILL] OR HB 4016, Chap. 92 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds employee or volunteer of organization providing child-related services or activities, employee of higher education institution, coach, assistant coach or trainer of child athlete and individual who provides guidance, instruction or training in youth development activity, and youth camps, to list of public and private officials required to report child abuse.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA HB 1895 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Permits exceptions to governmental immunity for child sexual abuse acts committed by individuals employee by a public institution, agency or other legal entity.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA HB 1990 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds school staff member, school faculty, coach to the list of persons required to report suspected child abuse.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA HB 1999 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires individuals who have firsthand or secondhand knowledge of or reasonable cause to believe a child is being sexually abused to report the suspected child sexual abuse to law enforcement officials as soon as is practical. Except for clergy-penitent and attorney-client confidential communications, the privileged communication between any professional person and the patient or client of that person shall not apply to situations involving child sexual abuse and shall not constitute grounds for failure to report as required by this chapter. Allows a person who has, in good faith, reported suspected child sexual abuse and who, as a result of the report, is discharged from his or her employment or discriminated against in his or her employment, to commence an action in the court of common pleas of the county in which the alleged unlawful discharge or discrimination occurred for appropriate relief. If the court finds that the person was discharged or discriminated against in his or her employment as a result of the report, the court may issue an order granting appropriate relief, including, but not limited to, reinstatement with back pay.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA HB 2026 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires that licensing boards for professionals mandated to report suspected child abuse or neglect require those professionals to submit documentation of the completion of at least two hours of approved continuing education training, per licensing cycle, on the identification and reporting of child abuse. Allows exemption from training if the licensee’s practice excludes contact with children.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA HB 2046 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Whenever a person is required to report suspected child abuse or neglect in the capacity as a member of the staff of a medical or other public or private institution, school, facility or agency, that person shall have the responsibility and have the legal obligation to report or cause a report to be made if that person has personally witnessed an act or acts the person reasonably believes constitutes suspected child abuse.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA HB 2047 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Increases the penalties for mandatory reporter failure to report suspected child abuse or neglect. The penalty for failure to report suspected child abuse increases from a third degree misdemeanor to a second degree for the first violation and from a second degree misdemeanor to a first degree for a subsequent violation.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA HB 2048 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Increases the penalties for mandatory reporter failure to report suspected child abuse or neglect. The penalty for failure to report suspected child abuse increases from a third degree misdemeanor to a second degree for the first violation and from a second degree misdemeanor to a first degree for a subsequent violation. Allows a prosecution for failure to report to be commenced within three years after the discovery of a willful failure to report or refer.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA SB 1413 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Increases the penalties for mandatory reporters' failure to report suspected child abuse or neglect. The penalty for failure to report suspected child abuse increases from a third degree misdemeanor to a first degree for the first violation and from a second degree misdemeanor to a third degree for a second or subsequent violation.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA SB 449, Chap. 2012-126 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Provides for recognition and reporting training for school entities and independent contractors of schools and their employees to address recognition of abuse and sexual misconduct, mandatory reporting policies


Input: [STATE] South Carolina [BILL] SC HB 4428 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires any person to report suspected child abuse or neglect.


Input: [STATE] South Carolina [BILL] SC SB 1054 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Sec. 1: Adds school employee or independent contractor, coach, camp counselor, animal control officer, firefighter, or any other employee or volunteer of a public or private organization whose duties require direct contact or supervision of children to the list of persons required to report suspected child abuse or neglect. Defines school to mean any public or privately operated child care agency, preschool, nursery school, kindergarten, elementary school, middle school, high school, or public or private institution of higher education. Requires any person who has received information which gives the person reason to believe that a child has been or may be sexually or physically abused as defined by the laws of the State to report the abuse. Requires board members, chief executive officers, directors, other heads of organizations, administrators, and supervisors who have reason to believe that a child has been or may be abused or neglected by a staff member or under the auspices of the organization to report to law enforcement. States that mandatory reporters who report abuse or neglect to a supervisor or person in charge of an institution, school, facility, or agency are not relieved of the individual duty to report. The Department of Social Services must establish, operate, and publicize a twenty-four hour, statewide, toll-free telephone service to receive reports.


Input: [STATE] South Carolina [BILL] SC SB 1346 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds school or college administrator, coach, volunteer who works with children as a camp counselor, scout leader, and mentor to the list of persons required to report suspected child abuse or neglect.


Input: [STATE] South Dakota [BILL] SD HB 1264 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Amends the mandatory reporting requirements regarding child abuse to include any professional, or person who has contact with a child through the performance of services as a support staff member, working within or in conjunction with a hospital, health and wellness or medical clinic, mental health provider, child protection agency, religious function or organization, parole or court services, law enforcement, school or school related organization, registered day care, domestic abuse shelter, chemical dependency center, coroner's office, or any other business, agency, or organization that offers helping services to children, who have reasonable cause to suspect that a child under the age of eighteen has been abused or neglected shall report the information.


Input: [STATE] South Dakota [BILL] SD SB 154, Chapter 146 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Add employees or volunteers of a child advocacy organization or child welfare service provider, to the list of people specified as mandatory reporters of suspected child abuse involving any child under 18.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA HB 3, Chap. 391 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds athletic coach, director or other person employed by or volunteering with a private sports organization or team and administrators, employees, or volunteers of public or private day camps, youth centers and youth recreation programs to the list of persons required to report child abuse or neglect to the Department of Social Services.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA HB 4 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds athletic coaches and directors in public or private schools or in institutions of higher education to the list of persons required to report child abuse or neglect to the Department of Social Services.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA HB 74, Chapter 740 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Establishes that if an initial report of suspected abuse or neglect is made to the person in charge of an institution or department, or his designee, the person shall notify the individual making the initial report when the report of suspected child abuse or neglect is made to the local department or to the Department of Social Services' toll-free child abuse and neglect hotline and shall forward any communication resulting from the report to the individual who made the initial report. Reduces the time limit for reporting suspected child abuse or neglect by mandated reporters from 72 hours to 24 hours.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA HB 215 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Reduces the time allowed for reporting suspected child abuse or neglect by a mandated reporter from 72 hours to 24 hours and provides that failure to report is punishable as a Class 1 misdemeanor for the first failure and a Class 6 felony for a second or subsequent offense. Current law imposes a fine of not more than $500 for a first offense and not less than $100 nor more than $1,000 for a second or subsequent offense.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA HB 970, Chap. 698 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds any person employed by a public or private institution of higher education to the list of individuals required to report suspected abuse or neglect of a child.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA HB 1237, Chap. 728 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Expands the list of who a report of suspected child abuse or neglect shall be made to include a law-enforcement agency. Adds individuals employed by a public or private organization responsible for the care, custody or control of children to the list of individuals required to report suspected child abuse or neglect. Reduces the time allowed for reporting suspected child abuse or neglect by a mandated reporter from 72 hours to 24 hours. Establishes that no person shall be required to make a report of suspected abuse if the person has actual knowledge that the same matter has already been reported to the local department or the Department of Social Services’ toll-free child abuse and neglect hotline.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA HB 1266 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Determines that any person who fails to report within 72 hours of his first suspicion of child abuse or neglect is guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA SB 239, Chapter 815 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds individuals employed by a public or private organization responsible for the care, custody or control of children and any person employed by a public or private institution of higher education to the list of individuals required to report suspected child abuse or neglect. Reduces the time allowed for reporting suspected child abuse or neglect by a mandated reporter from 72 hours to 24 hours. Establishes that no person shall be required to make a report of suspected abuse if the person has actual knowledge that the same matter has already been reported to the local department or the Department of Social Services’ toll-free child abuse and neglect hotline.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA SB 265 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds athletic coaches and directors in public or private schools or in institutions of higher education to the list of persons required to report child abuse or neglect to the Department of Social Services.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA SB 296 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Reduces the time allowed for reporting suspected child abuse or neglect by a mandated reporter from 72 hours to 24 hours and provides that failure to report is punishable as a Class 1 misdemeanor for the first failure and a Class 6 felony for a second or subsequent offense. Current law imposes a fine of not more than $500 for a first offense and not less than $100 nor more than $1,000 for a second or subsequent offense.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA SB 303 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds any person employed by a public or private institution of higher education to the list of individuals required to report suspected abuse or neglect of a child.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA SB 622 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds individuals employed by a public or private institution of higher education and any other person with responsibility for the care, control, or custody of children to the list of individuals required to report suspected child abuse or neglect. Determines that any person who fails to report within 72 hours of his first suspicion of child abuse or neglect is guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor.


Input: [STATE] Vermont [BILL] VT SB 113, Chapter 2012-156 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Proposes to require independent schools to comply with the same training as school districts with respect to the prevention, identification, and reporting of child sexual abuse and sexual violence, and to add headmasters of independent schools to the list of mandatory reporters of child abuse and neglect.


Input: [STATE] Washington [BILL] WA HB 2331 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires mandatory reporters to also report any suspicion of sever child neglect. Defines "severe abuse or neglect" as any of the following: any act of abuse of sufficient severity that causes significant bleeding, deep bruising, significant external or internal swelling, bone fracture, or unconsciousness; any act or acts of withholding basic necessities of life that create or cause an imminent risk of substantial bodily harm; or any act of intentionally touching the sexual or other intimate parts of a child for the purpose of gratifying sexual desire.


Input: [STATE] Washington [BILL] WA SB 5991 b, Chap. 55 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires administrative and academic or athletic department employees, including student employees, of institutions of higher education, and of private institutions of higher education who have reasonable cause to believe a child has suffered abuse or neglect, to report the abuse or neglect immediately. The law also requires employees of institutions of higher education, not considered academic or athletic department employees, who have reasonable cause to believe a child has suffered abuse or neglect, must report such abuse or neglect immediately to the appropriate administrator or supervisor, as designated by the institution. The administrator or supervisor to whom the report was made, if not already a mandatory reporter, must report the abuse or neglect within forty-eight hours to a mandatory reporter designated by the institution.


Input: [STATE] West Virginia [BILL] WV HB 4065 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds youth camp administrators, camp counselors, employees and volunteers of entities that provide organized activities for children and commercial film or photographic print processors as mandated reporters of suspected child abuse. Increases criminal penalties for failing to report child abuse. Provides funding for educational programs for reporting and preventing child abuse and neglect.


Input: [STATE] West Virginia [BILL] WV HB 4240 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds youth camp administrator or counselor, employee or volunteer of an entity that provides organized activities for children or commercial film or photographic print processor who to the list of persons mandated to report abuse and neglect of children. Provides funding for educational programs for reporting and preventing child abuse and neglect.


Input: [STATE] West Virginia [BILL] WV SB 161, Chapter 27 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds youth camp administrator or counselor, employee, coach or volunteer of an entity that provides organized activities for children, or commercial film or photographic print processor to the list of persons mandated to report abuse and neglect of children. Adds any person over the age of eighteen who has actual knowledge of or observes any sexual abuse or sexual assault of a child to the list of mandated reporters who shall immediately, and not more than forty-eight hours after obtaining actual knowledge of or observing the sexual abuse or sexual assault, report the circumstances or cause a report to be made to the State Police or other law-enforcement agency. Creates an educational and training for persons required to report suspected abuse or neglect and for the general public to include indicators of child abuse and neglect, tactics used by sexual abusers, how and when to make a report, and protective factors that prevent abuse and neglect in order to promote adult responsibility for protecting children.


Input: [STATE] Wisconsin [BILL] WI AB 714 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Makes professors, administrators, coaches, and other employees of any public, private, or tribal postsecondary educational institution mandatory child abuse and neglect reporters.


Input: [STATE] Wisconsin [BILL] WI SB 42, Chap. 81 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: No person making a report of suspected child abuse in good faith may be discharged from employment, disciplined or otherwise discriminated against in regard to employment, or threatened with any such treatment for so doing. Each school board shall require every employee of the school district to receive training provided by the department in identifying children who have been abused or neglected and in the laws and procedures governing the reporting of suspected or threatened child abuse and neglect. A school district employee shall receive that training within the first 6 months after commencing employment with the school district and at least once every 5 years after that initial training.


Input: [Test Initials] GS [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: General Science


Input: [Test Initials] AR [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: Arithmetic Reasoning


Input: [Test Initials] WK [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: Word Knowledge


Input: [Test Initials] PC [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: Paragraph Comprehension


Input: [Test Initials] MK [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: Mathematics Knowledge


Input: [Test Initials] EI [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: Electronics Information


Input: [Test Initials] AS [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: Auto and Shop Information


Input: [Test Initials] MC [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: Metal Comprehension


Input: [Test Initials] AO [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: Assembling Objects


Input: [Artist] The Gloria Darlings [Album] Come Home to Me [Title]

Output: Little Bunny


Input: [Artist] Red Tail RIng [Album] The heart's Swift Foot [Title]

Output: Dirty Triangle


Input: [Artist] David Francey [Album] So Say We All [Title]

Output: Harm


Input: [Artist] Davide Francey [Album] So Say We All [Title]

Output: Satellite


Input: [Artist] Burning Bridget Cleary [Album] Pressed for Time [Title]

Output: Stor Mo Chroi


Input: [Artist] Bert Jansch [Album] Best of Bert Jansch [Title]

Output: Strolling Down the Highway


Input: [Artist] Hannalee [Album] Morchella [Title]

Output: Run So Fast


Input: [Artist] Dyan Sneed [Album] Texodus [Title]

Output: Prudence


Input: [Artist] Smithfield Fair [Album] Stick, Brick & Mortar [Title]

Output: Kisatchie Ladies


Input: [Artist] Lauren Sheehan [Album] Some Old Lonesome Day [Title]

Output: House Carpenter


Input: [Artist] Thad Beckman [Album] Me Talking to Me [Title]

Output: Kid Like Me


Input: [Artist] Jen Hajj [Album] Love is Everywhere [Title]

Output: Love's Elusive Ecology


Input: [Artist] Judy Collins [Album] Woody Guthrie at 100 [Title]

Output: Pastures of Plenty


Input: [Artist] Aubrey Atwater [Album] Banjo Babes [Title]

Output: See That My Grave is Kept Clean


Input: [Artist] Tom Paxton [Album] The Very Best of.. [Title]

Output: WOnder Where I'm Bound


Input: [Artist] John Prine [Title]

Output: Flag Decal Won't Get you into Heaven


Input: [Artist] Leela and Ellie Grace [Album] Where the Waters Run [Title]

Output: Until a Drop Becomes a Flood


Input: [Artist] Peter, Paul & Mary [Title]

Output: Stewball


Input: [Artist] Dave Van Ronk [Album] From Another Time [Title]

Output: Lovin' Spoonful


Input: [Artist] Dana and Susan Robinson [Album] American Hornpipe [Title]

Output: Who Killed Cock Robin


Input: [Number] 1 [Form] Tuition and Housing Deposit [Access Online] Online [Printable PDF] Print [Purpose]

Output: Allows you to register for classes and secure a room in the Residence Hall


Input: [Number] 2 [Form] Priority Registration Day [Access Online] Online [Printable PDF] Print [Purpose]

Output: Confirms your reservation for Priority Registration Day.


Input: [Number] 3 [Form] Declaration of Major [Access Online] Online [Printable PDF] Print [Purpose]

Output: Indicates your choice of major and alerts the respective academic department of your choice.


Input: [Number] 4 [Form] Course Scheduling Preferences [Access Online] Online [Printable PDF] Print [Purpose]

Output: Helps your advisor build a course schedule that accommodates your needs and time constraints.


Input: [Number] 5 [Form] Writing Self- Assessment [Access Online] Online [Printable PDF] Print [Purpose]

Output: Helps your advisor choose the best writing class for you.


Input: [Number] 6 [Form] Orientation Session Reservation [Access Online] Online [Printable PDF] Print [Purpose]

Output: Confirms your reservation at Orientation.


Input: [Number] 7 [Form] Housing Application [Access Online] Online [Printable PDF] Print [Purpose]

Output: Provides your preferences for housing options in the Residence Hall. This form is only required for resident students.


Input: [Number] 8 [Form] Commuter Verification [Access Online] No [Printable PDF] Print [Purpose]

Output: Indicates that you are a commuter student. This form is only required for commuter students.


Input: [Number] 9 [Form] Medical History [Access Online] No [Printable PDF] Print [Purpose]

Output: Provides critical medical information to Health Services.


Input: [Number] 10 [Form] Immunization Record [Access Online] No [Printable PDF] Print [Purpose]

Output: Provides critical medical information to Health Services. This form is only required for resident students.


Input: [Number] 11 [Form] Financial Obligation [Access Online] Online [Printable PDF] Print [Purpose]

Output: Explanation of student financial obligation to the University


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

Output: Only quarterbacks

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Input: [Pos] RB [What it Means] Running Back [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only running backs

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Input: [Pos] WR [What it Means] Wide Receiver [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only wide receivers

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Input: [Pos] TE [What it Means] Tight End [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only tight ends

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Input: [Pos] W/R [What it Means] Wide Receiver/Running Back [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any wide receiver or running back

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Input: [Pos] W/T [What it Means] Wide Receiver/Tight End [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any wide receiver or tight end

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Input: [Pos] Q/WR/RB/TE [What it Means] Quarterback/Wide Receiver/Running Back/Tight End [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any quarterback, wide receiver, running back or tight end

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Input: [Pos] WR/RB/TE [What it Means] Wide Receiver/Running Back/Tight End [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any wide receiver, running back or tight end

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

Output: Only kickers

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Input: [Pos] DEF [What it Means] Defensive Team [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only team defenses

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Input: [Pos] D [What it Means] Defensive Player [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any defensive player

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Input: [Pos] DL [What it Means] Defensive Lineman [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only defensive linemen

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Input: [Pos] DB [What it Means] Defensive Back [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only defensive backs

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

Output: Only linebackers

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Input: [Pos] CB [What it Means] Corner Back [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only corner backs

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

Output: Only safties

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

Output: Any player

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Input: [Key] c [Description] Draws the constellation lines [Feature]

Output: Constellations


Input: [Key] v [Description] Draws the name of the constellations [Feature]

Output: Constellation Names


Input: [Key] r [Description] Superimposes artistic representations of the constellations over the stars [Feature]

Output: Constellation Art


Input: [Key] e [Description] Draws grid lines for the RA/Dec coordinate system [Feature]

Output: Equatorial Grid


Input: [Key] z [Description] Draws grid lines for the Alt/Azi coordinate system [Feature]

Output: Azimuth Grid


Input: [Key] g [Description] Toggles drawing of the ground. Turn this off to see objects that are below the horizon [Feature]

Output: Toggle Ground


Input: [Key] q [Description] Toggles marking of the North, South, East and West points on the horizon [Feature]

Output: Toggle Cardinal Points


Input: [Key] a [Description] Toggles atmospheric effects. Most notably makes the stars visible in the daytime [Feature]

Output: Toggle Atmosphere


Input: [Key] n [Description] Toggles marking the positions of Nebulae and Galaxies when the FOV is too wide to see them [Feature]

Output: Nebulae & Galaxies


Input: [Key] p [Description] Toggles indicators to show the position of planets [Feature]

Output: Planet Hints


Input: [Key] Enter [Description] Toggles between Alt/Azi & RA/Dec coordinate systems [Feature]

Output: Coordinate System


Input: [Key] Space [Description] Centres the view on the selected object [Feature]

Output: Goto


Input: [Key] [none] [Description] Toggle “night mode”, which changes the coloring of same display elements to be easier on the dark-adapted eye. [Feature]

Output: Night Mode


Input: [Key] [none] [Description] Toggle “nebula background images”, which turns the Textures on or off. [Feature]

Output: Nebula background images


Input: [Key] F11 [Description] Toggle full screen mode. [Feature]

Output: Full Screen Mode


Input: [Key] CTRL+SHIFT+h [Description] Flips the image in the horizontal plane. Note this button is not enable by default. See section [sec:imageflipping] [Feature]

Output: Flip image (horizontal)


Input: [Key] CTRL+SHIFT+v [Description] Flips the image in the vertical plane. Note this button is not enable by default. See section [sec:imageflipping] [Feature]

Output: Flip image (vertical)


Input: [Key] CTRL-Q [Description] Close Stellarium. Note: the keyboard shortcut is COMMAND-Q on OSX machines [Feature]

Output: Quit Stellarium


Input: [Key] F1 [Description] Show the help window, which lists key bindings and other useful information [Feature]

Output: Help Window


Input: [Key] F2 [Description] Show the display of the configuration window [Feature]

Output: Configuration Window


Input: [Key] F3 or CTRL+f [Description] Show the display of the object search window [Feature]

Output: Search Window


Input: [Key] F4 [Description] Show the view window [Feature]

Output: View Window


Input: [Key] F5 [Description] Show the display of the help window [Feature]

Output: Time Window


Input: [Key] F6 [Description] Show the observer location window (map) [Feature]

Output: Location Window


Input: [Method name] __construct [Description]

Output: Class constructor

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Input: [Method name] getInstance [Description]

Output: Returns a reference to a JMenu object

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Input: [Method name] getItem [Description]

Output: Get menu item by id

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Input: [Method name] setDefault [Description]

Output: Set the default item by id

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Input: [Method name] getDefault [Description]

Output: Get menu item by id

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Input: [Method name] setActive [Description]

Output: Set the default item by id

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Input: [Method name] getActive [Description]

Output: Get menu item by id

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Input: [Method name] getItems [Description]

Output: Gets menu items by attribute

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Input: [Method name] getParams [Description]

Output: Gets the parameter object for a certain menu item

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Input: [Method name] getMenu [Description]

Output: Getter for the menu array

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Input: [Method name] authorize [Description]

Output: Method to check JMenu object authorization against an access control object and optionally an access extension object

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Input: [Method name] load [Description]

Output: Loads the menu items

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Input: [0] Deadline to Apply for Fall Quarter Graduation [Date] August 1 (All day) [Location] Online [category] Important Deadline [Details]

Output: Are you planning to graduate at the end of Fall Quarter? Make sure you submit your Graduation Application today. Applications are submitted onlune through your MyEvCC Student Portal.

Campus Calendar | Everett Community College


Input: [0] Fall Class Schedule Available on Campus [Date] August 4 (All day) [category] Academic [Details]

Output: Fall Class Schedule Available on Campus

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Input: [0] Last Day to Drop With a W or Change to Audit for Summer [Date] August 6 5:00pm [Location] Campus [category] Important Deadline [Details]

Output: Today is the final day students are able to drop a class or change from credit status to audit status for Summer Quarter. Changing from credit to audit status requires Instructor Signature.

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Input: [0] 20/40 Payment Plan: Final Installment Due Today for Summer [Date] August 6 6:00pm [Location] Campus [category] Important Deadline [Details]

Output: Today is the deadline to pay the final installment of the 20/40 payment plan for Summer Quarter 2015. You may pay with a credit card online through your MyEvCC Student Portal page or in person at the Cashiers Office in the Parks Student Union. Students who miss this payment risk being dropped from classes and will need to pay a fee to be reinstated in classes.

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Input: [0] College closed Fridays [Date] August 7 (All day) [Location] EvCC campus [category] Holiday [Details]

Output: EvCC is open 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday and closed on Fridays from June 16 to September 11. The College will return to a Monday-Friday schedule starting September 14.

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Input: [0] Cosmetology Information Session [Date] August 13 6:30pm to 7:30pm [category] Workshop and Info Sessions [Details]

Output: Attend an Information Session and learn how you can begin training to become a Cosmetologist and start an exciting and rewarding career. Thursday, August 13, 2015 Beginning at 6:30 p.m. 9315 State Avenue, Suite G Marysville, WA 98270

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Input: [0] College closed Fridays [Date] August 14 (All day) [Location] EvCC campus [category] Holiday [Details]

Output: EvCC is open 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday and closed on Fridays from June 16 to September 11. The College will return to a Monday-Friday schedule starting September 14.

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Input: [0] Info Session: Technical Customer Service Representative Certificate [Date] August 18 2:00pm [Location] Olympus Hall, room 125 [category] Academic [Details]

Output: Learn about a nine-month certificate program, where you can qualify to work in a call center with employers such as Comcast, Frontier, PUD and Puget Sound Energy, many offering full-time positions with benefits. Find out about this fast-paced, growing industry at EverettCC.edu/TCSR

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Input: [0] Deadline to Pay Tuition for Early Registration for Fall Quarter [Date] August 18 5:30pm [category] Academic, Important Deadline [Details]

Output: Today is the deadline to pay tuition for early registration for Fall quarter 2015. You may pay with a credit card online through your MyEvCC Student Portal page or in person at the Cashiers Office in the Parks Student Union. Students who miss this payment risk being dropped from classes.

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Input: [0] Info Session: Technical Customer Service Representative Certificate [Date] August 18 6:00pm [Location] Olympus Hall, room 125 [category] Academic [Details]

Output: Learn about a nine-month certificate program, where you can qualify to work in a call center with employers such as Comcast, Frontier, PUD and Puget Sound Energy, many offering full-time positions with benefits. Find out about this fast-paced, growing industry at EverettCC.edu/TCSR

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Input: [0] Registration Processing Closed for Fall Quarter [Date] August 19 (All day) [Location] Campus and Online [category] Important Deadline [Details]

Output: Today registration for classes is closed. Registration reopens for all on August 20.

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Input: [0] Summer Quarter Classes End Today [Date] August 20 (All day) [Location] Campus and Online [category] Academic [Details]

Output: Summer Quarter classes end today. Prepare yourself for Final Exams, check the Finals schedule online or check with your Instructor.

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Input: [0] Financial Aid Deadline to Submit Supplemental Paperwork for Winter 2016 [Date] August 20 6:30pm [Location] Campus [category] Important Deadline [Details]

Output: Financial Aid deadline to submit all supplemental paperwork for Winter 2016.

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Input: [0] College closed Fridays [Date] August 21 (All day) [Location] EvCC campus [category] Holiday [Details]

Output: EvCC is open 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday and closed on Fridays from June 16 to September 11. The College will return to a Monday-Friday schedule starting September 14.

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Input: [0] Summer Quarter Grades Posted to Transcripts [Date] August 26 (All day) [Location] Online [category] Academic [Details]

Output: Students will be able to check their grades on their transcripts beginning today. If you check your transcript and do not see your grade posted, first check your class schedule; if you still do not see your grade or if you disagree with your grade contact your Instructor. The Enrollment Services office is unable to change, update, add or remove grades without the Instructor's written permission via a grade change form.

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Input: [0] Educating the Whole Child [Date] August 27 8:00am [Location] Jackson Wilderness room [category] Campus Event, Community Events, Workshop and Info Sessions [Details]

Output: To provide real world knowledge and tools for Educators and support providers in the form of targeted workshops to better be prepare them to serve historically underserved student populations and to connect with their communities.

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Input: [0] College closed Fridays [Date] August 28 (All day) [Location] EvCC campus [category] Holiday [Details]

Output: EvCC is open 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday and closed on Fridays from June 16 to September 11. The College will return to a Monday-Friday schedule starting September 14.

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Input: [Default] '/usr/share/moin/wiki/htdocs' [Comment] Path to moin shared files [Option]

Output: docs


Input: [Default] 'www-data' [Comment] If you run as root, the server will run as this user [Option]

Output: user


Input: [Default] 'www-data' [Comment] If you run as root, the server will run as this group [Option]

Output: group


Input: [Default] 8080 [Comment] Port to serve. To serve a privileged port below 1024 you will have to run as root [Option]

Output: port


Input: [Default] [''] [Comment] A list of interfaces the server will listen to. If the list contains the entry '' (like for the default configuration), all other entries are ignored and the server will listen to all interfaces. [Option]

Output: interfaces


Input: [Default] 'mointwisted.log' [Comment] Log file. [Option]

Output: logPath


Input: [Default] commented python code [Comment] Useful only if you are a moin developer. [Option]

Output: profiler


Input: [Inclusion / Tour Type] Crew [Self Drive Tours] – [Escorted Coach Tours] Tour Guide & Driver [Small Group Tours] Tour Guide & Driver [Independent Coach Tours]

Output: Tour Driver

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Input: [Inclusion / Tour Type] Tour Departures [Self Drive Tours] Daily [Escorted Coach Tours] Fixed [Small Group Tours] Fixed [Independent Coach Tours]

Output: Daily

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Input: [Inclusion / Tour Type] Transport [Self Drive Tours] Car Rental [Escorted Coach Tours] Luxury Bus [Small Group Tours] Minibus [Independent Coach Tours]

Output: Luxury Bus

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Input: [Inclusion / Tour Type] Accommodation [Self Drive Tours] Standard / Superior / First Class [Escorted Coach Tours] Superior [Small Group Tours] Superior [Independent Coach Tours]

Output: Standard / Superior / First Class

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Input: [Inclusion / Tour Type] Pre / Post Accommodation [Self Drive Tours] Available [Escorted Coach Tours] Available [Small Group Tours] Available [Independent Coach Tours]

Output: Available

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Input: [Inclusion / Tour Type] Included Meals [Self Drive Tours] Breakfast [Escorted Coach Tours] Half Board / All Inclusive [Small Group Tours] Half Board / All Inclusive [Independent Coach Tours]

Output: Breakfast

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Input: [Inclusion / Tour Type] Sightseeing [Self Drive Tours] Included [Escorted Coach Tours] Included [Small Group Tours] Included [Independent Coach Tours]

Output: Included

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Input: [Inclusion / Tour Type] Optional Activities [Self Drive Tours] Available [Escorted Coach Tours] Fixed [Small Group Tours] Fixed [Independent Coach Tours]

Output: Available

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Input: [Inclusion / Tour Type] Airport Transfers [Self Drive Tours] N/A [Escorted Coach Tours] Included [Small Group Tours] Included [Independent Coach Tours]

Output: Included

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Input: [0] Library Services [1] ADRC [2] AICB [3] BRA [4] CRL [5] DC [6] DPL [7]

Output: RNBTBL

Are Indian Libraries VIP-Friendly? Information Use and Information Seeking Behaviour of Visually Impaired People in Delhi Libraries , Dr. K.P. Singh, Ms Easther Moirangthem


Input: [0] Braille Production Press [1] No [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] No [5] No [6] Yes [7]

Output: No

Are Indian Libraries VIP-Friendly? Information Use and Information Seeking Behaviour of Visually Impaired People in Delhi Libraries , Dr. K.P. Singh, Ms Easther Moirangthem


Input: [0] Audio Books Recording Studio [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [6] No [7]

Output: Yes

Are Indian Libraries VIP-Friendly? Information Use and Information Seeking Behaviour of Visually Impaired People in Delhi Libraries , Dr. K.P. Singh, Ms Easther Moirangthem


Input: [0] Computer Training Service [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [6] No [7]

Output: Yes

Are Indian Libraries VIP-Friendly? Information Use and Information Seeking Behaviour of Visually Impaired People in Delhi Libraries , Dr. K.P. Singh, Ms Easther Moirangthem


Input: [0] Internet Service [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [6] No [7]

Output: Yes

Are Indian Libraries VIP-Friendly? Information Use and Information Seeking Behaviour of Visually Impaired People in Delhi Libraries , Dr. K.P. Singh, Ms Easther Moirangthem


Input: [0] Resource Sharing [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [6] Yes [7]

Output: Yes

Are Indian Libraries VIP-Friendly? Information Use and Information Seeking Behaviour of Visually Impaired People in Delhi Libraries , Dr. K.P. Singh, Ms Easther Moirangthem


Input: Aston Villa – O’ Neill will be keen to get off to a good start here against a side that Villa have found it difficult to beat at home in the past. No Gareth Barry, No Martin Laursen. Hmm… I detect a problem. I can’t see Habib Baye being a fantastic replacement but rather a panic buy. A full pre season will have done Gabby Agbonlahor no harm and Villains will be hoping he’s put his bad second half to 08/09 behind him. I think that this side got found out in the second half of the season, O Neill’s dependency on direct football aimed at target man John Carew combined with injury layoffs destroyed what looked at first an incredibly promising season. However, I write off Martin O’Neill at my peril. They should start with a win and be there or there abouts in a European place come May. Plus Points: Their motto is ‘Prepared’ and O’Neill should at least retain a top half finish. Fabian Delph looks very promising too. Doubts: How much will they miss Garreth Barry? Will they be as solid at the back as they have been in previous seasons? [V] V

Output: Wigan – A new manager and now Valencia has departed which makes the number of key players to leave Wigan this year three. Rumours that Lee Cattermole may soon follow won’t please the Latics faithful either. Roberto Martinez may find that life up a division can turn on you pretty quickly. I expect Wigan to struggle this season but they may steal a point at Villa Park. Plus Points: Premier League experience may keep their head above water. Doubts: Overall lack of quality.

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Hull City – Phil’s men slumped significantly after Christmas and never mind finding a win, they couldn’t find their own arses in the bathtub I’m afraid. I fear for Phil Brown’s men this season. Without a genuine goalscorer I can see second season syndrome condemning The Tigers. As for Stamford Bridge I can see Chelsea scoring early and winning easily. Sorry Hull fans! Try and look on the bright side though, relegation will mean you wont have to endure Phil’s singing at the end of the season Plus Points: Other teams are bad enough to be down there with them so they shouldn’t be too far adrift, they’ll always have a fighting chance with Michael Turner in the squad and a fit Jimmy Bullard will add to that. Doubts: Where to start, we can only hope that for their sake there’s no more on-field ear bashings at the interval.


Input: Blackburn – Big Sam will have his Rovers as dogged and tough to beat as ever but will look for more this time out – from the likes of Pedersen for creativity – to lift them from the mid table mire. His first full season in charge should be a good one and I reckon Blackburn may be a dark horse this year, expect top 10 if they can get their strikers into good form. I can also see them picking up at least a point here against their rich visitors. Plus Points: Big Sam has had a full pre season with his side and held on to the powerhouse Samba, and the addition of Kacinic. Doubts: Can they score enough goals to compete seriously for Europe? [V] V

Output: Man City – Where to even begin? They aim to change the face of the Premier League and they aim to do it this season. Hell, Mark Hughes’ job and reputation as a manager depends on it. I for one find it tough to believe he is still in a job. His active pursuit of a top class central defender while he still has Richard Dunne in the fold bewilders me, but there is no doubt they will be at least pushing the top four this season. Blackburn is never an easy place to go and they may struggle here. Plus Points: Talent to burn, money to fix problems in January. Doubts: A bad start would lead to unbelievable pressure on the players and manager, can they handle it?

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Hull City – Phil’s men slumped significantly after Christmas and never mind finding a win, they couldn’t find their own arses in the bathtub I’m afraid. I fear for Phil Brown’s men this season. Without a genuine goalscorer I can see second season syndrome condemning The Tigers. As for Stamford Bridge I can see Chelsea scoring early and winning easily. Sorry Hull fans! Try and look on the bright side though, relegation will mean you wont have to endure Phil’s singing at the end of the season Plus Points: Other teams are bad enough to be down there with them so they shouldn’t be too far adrift, they’ll always have a fighting chance with Michael Turner in the squad and a fit Jimmy Bullard will add to that. Doubts: Where to start, we can only hope that for their sake there’s no more on-field ear bashings at the interval.


Input: Bolton – New signings Zat Knight and Sean Davis will definitely benefit Wanderers this season provided both can keep injury-free. A more consistent Elmander should also see them clear of any real relegation battle. Too good to go down but I can’t really see them pushing the top ten. Mid Table at best – and should get off to a good start here. Plus Points: Decent business done and still have a world class goalkeeper who shows no signs of dis-improving. Doubts: Lack of genuine creativity and flair in the side. [V] V

Output: Sunderland – Steve Bruce has spent big this summer and will have a job on his hands living up to the big expectations of the crowd at the Stadium of Light. Lorik Cana will impress in midfield but Sunderland’s defensive problems are still glaring. He will aim to provide some cover for them in a defensive midfield role. A partnership of Bent and Jones will have Sunderland fans licking their lips but I think they would have been better off signing Djibril Cisse on a full time basis. Like their hosts on the opening day, should be safe but may struggle to move into the upper half of the table. Plus Points: Stability with a good top-flight manager. Doubts: It’s Sunderland, associated with Relegation since 1996.

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Hull City – Phil’s men slumped significantly after Christmas and never mind finding a win, they couldn’t find their own arses in the bathtub I’m afraid. I fear for Phil Brown’s men this season. Without a genuine goalscorer I can see second season syndrome condemning The Tigers. As for Stamford Bridge I can see Chelsea scoring early and winning easily. Sorry Hull fans! Try and look on the bright side though, relegation will mean you wont have to endure Phil’s singing at the end of the season Plus Points: Other teams are bad enough to be down there with them so they shouldn’t be too far adrift, they’ll always have a fighting chance with Michael Turner in the squad and a fit Jimmy Bullard will add to that. Doubts: Where to start, we can only hope that for their sake there’s no more on-field ear bashings at the interval.


Input: Portsmouth – Fratton Park may not be such a cheerful place this season. The board has admitted they still need to sell before they can buy but realistically they haven’t too many left to sell. Defoe and Crouch have followed Redknapp to Spurs and Distin may well be on his way out too. They’ll do well to survive this season. Plus Points: Fantastic supporters who’ll always be behind the team and still possess a fine goalkeeper which I feel they’ll need. Doubts: They keep selling their best assets, there’s a sinking ship on Pompey Pier. [V] V

Output: Fulham – After last season’s record finish, Roy’s boys kick off at the venue that they saved their Premier League status at a couple of seasons back. Their poor form on their travels may hinder them this time around but expect another decent return from the Cottagers. Hangeland staying would be a bonus and we’d all love to see a fully fit Stephen Kelly. Plus Points: Tight at the back, wont concede many goals – and very tough to beat at home. Doubts: Still struggle away from Craven Cottage and their squad may struggle later on should they progress in Europe.

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Hull City – Phil’s men slumped significantly after Christmas and never mind finding a win, they couldn’t find their own arses in the bathtub I’m afraid. I fear for Phil Brown’s men this season. Without a genuine goalscorer I can see second season syndrome condemning The Tigers. As for Stamford Bridge I can see Chelsea scoring early and winning easily. Sorry Hull fans! Try and look on the bright side though, relegation will mean you wont have to endure Phil’s singing at the end of the season Plus Points: Other teams are bad enough to be down there with them so they shouldn’t be too far adrift, they’ll always have a fighting chance with Michael Turner in the squad and a fit Jimmy Bullard will add to that. Doubts: Where to start, we can only hope that for their sake there’s no more on-field ear bashings at the interval.


Input: Stoke City – The surprise of last season will be out to avoid the drop from the off. Signings haven’t happened yet and Tony Pulis was making no secret of his frustrations this week. I expect to see them thrusted into a dogfight but I think they’ll survive. They were fabulous last season at the Brittania Stadium and if they can turn it into a similar fortress then they should be okay this season. Plus Points: Will never give up a fight, fantastic at home. Doubts: May struggle having not strengthened. [V] V

Output: Burnley – The Playoff winners will be every one’s tip (Including my own) to go straight back down this season. Coyle’s free flowing football deservedly got them promoted but I cannot see any evidence to suggest that they will be able to stay in the Premier League this season. Chris McCann will be one to watch. May go down and come back up stronger next time. Plus Points: Nothing to lose, underdogs everywhere they’ll play. Doubts: Simply one: are they ready for the Premier League?

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Hull City – Phil’s men slumped significantly after Christmas and never mind finding a win, they couldn’t find their own arses in the bathtub I’m afraid. I fear for Phil Brown’s men this season. Without a genuine goalscorer I can see second season syndrome condemning The Tigers. As for Stamford Bridge I can see Chelsea scoring early and winning easily. Sorry Hull fans! Try and look on the bright side though, relegation will mean you wont have to endure Phil’s singing at the end of the season Plus Points: Other teams are bad enough to be down there with them so they shouldn’t be too far adrift, they’ll always have a fighting chance with Michael Turner in the squad and a fit Jimmy Bullard will add to that. Doubts: Where to start, we can only hope that for their sake there’s no more on-field ear bashings at the interval.


Input: Wolves – The pack are back in town and out to avoid a second straight drop back down to the Championship. I’m excited by their first day fixture and I expect to see goals. Mick McCarthy has always tried to play football the correct way and he’ll be hoping that Ebanks-Blake can make the step up. Kevin Doyle will relish another go at the big time as well. They have a real chance of staying up. Plus Points: Natural goalscorer in their side as well as good, technical footballers. Doubts: May struggle defensively. [V] V

Output: West Ham – The Hammers won praise from many last season for giving the youth a chance at Upton Park – and they only just fell short of a Europa League spot. This season may prove tougher for them with others spending the required funds to progress. Zola is not blessed with a big squad but with the kind of football they play, the goal will never be far away. Robert Green will be out to claim England’s No.1 jersey and I expect him to do so, an added boost for West Ham. Plus Points: Their style of play is sure to win them plaudits and points, they have potential that’s for sure. Doubts: You’ll get nowhere with kids they say. Not entirely true but will they get far enough?

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Hull City – Phil’s men slumped significantly after Christmas and never mind finding a win, they couldn’t find their own arses in the bathtub I’m afraid. I fear for Phil Brown’s men this season. Without a genuine goalscorer I can see second season syndrome condemning The Tigers. As for Stamford Bridge I can see Chelsea scoring early and winning easily. Sorry Hull fans! Try and look on the bright side though, relegation will mean you wont have to endure Phil’s singing at the end of the season Plus Points: Other teams are bad enough to be down there with them so they shouldn’t be too far adrift, they’ll always have a fighting chance with Michael Turner in the squad and a fit Jimmy Bullard will add to that. Doubts: Where to start, we can only hope that for their sake there’s no more on-field ear bashings at the interval.


Input: Everton – Another frustrating summer for Toffees fans but they’ve held on to what they’ve got, so far anyway. When Arteta and Yakubu return in September they’ll be like brand new signings and with Jo, Vaughan and Saha bolstering their forward options, Everton will always have a goalscoring threat. David Moyes will hope to add to his squad though with a full fixture list on the horizon – but money is sparse. Plus Points: Arguably the best manager in the league who seems to love proving his team’s critics wrong. They boast a togetherness that is second to none. Doubts: A threadbare squad with a few injury-prone players may struggle to keep in touch this season. [V] V

Output: Arsenal – Tipped by many to be the one to make way for Man City in the top four this season and Arsene Wenger is yet to spend a dime of the money he received for Adebayor and Toure. Reluctant to spend, his side showed us in the Emirates Cup that it might not be as necessary as we all think. Fabregas is still there and if he stays fit them the sky is the limit. Plus points: Young players who just keep improving and Arshavin… need I say anymore about him? Doubts: Lacking muscle and have lost their longest serving player. He has to spend, doesn’t he?

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Hull City – Phil’s men slumped significantly after Christmas and never mind finding a win, they couldn’t find their own arses in the bathtub I’m afraid. I fear for Phil Brown’s men this season. Without a genuine goalscorer I can see second season syndrome condemning The Tigers. As for Stamford Bridge I can see Chelsea scoring early and winning easily. Sorry Hull fans! Try and look on the bright side though, relegation will mean you wont have to endure Phil’s singing at the end of the season Plus Points: Other teams are bad enough to be down there with them so they shouldn’t be too far adrift, they’ll always have a fighting chance with Michael Turner in the squad and a fit Jimmy Bullard will add to that. Doubts: Where to start, we can only hope that for their sake there’s no more on-field ear bashings at the interval.


Input: Man Utd – With the Ronaldo saga put to bed at last, a new number 7 will be hoping to win the hearts of the United fans this season. Owen and Rooney potentially could split the Golden Boot between them this season if they can stay fit as the holders go for an unprecedented fourth consecutive Premier League crown. They begin the season lacking in defensive options but should have too much for the new boys this time around. Other new addition Antonio Valencia has big boots to fill. Will he be a Ronaldo or a Djemba-Djemba? Plus Points: They’re Manchester United. Doubts: Anderson and Carrick were destroyed against Barcelona and I feel the Champions could do with a central midfielder. This may hinder their attempt to retain. [V] V

Output: Birmingham – Back at the first time of asking, Alex McLeish’s side have strengthened significantly for their third spell in the top flight. Scott Dann signed from Coventry and McLeish should know a good defender when he sees one. I think they’ll do okay this season but expect to see them in and around the bottom six. They will have their work cut out but well capable of survival. Old Trafford may be a bridge too far for City at the weekend. Plus Points: Have reinforced and will have learnt from past mistakes. McLeish is smart enough to do so. Doubts: Still need a left back and may lack a regular goalscorer.

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Hull City – Phil’s men slumped significantly after Christmas and never mind finding a win, they couldn’t find their own arses in the bathtub I’m afraid. I fear for Phil Brown’s men this season. Without a genuine goalscorer I can see second season syndrome condemning The Tigers. As for Stamford Bridge I can see Chelsea scoring early and winning easily. Sorry Hull fans! Try and look on the bright side though, relegation will mean you wont have to endure Phil’s singing at the end of the season Plus Points: Other teams are bad enough to be down there with them so they shouldn’t be too far adrift, they’ll always have a fighting chance with Michael Turner in the squad and a fit Jimmy Bullard will add to that. Doubts: Where to start, we can only hope that for their sake there’s no more on-field ear bashings at the interval.


Input: Tottenham – “Nine games, two points, one hero”. Harry steered the sinking Spurs ship around well last time out but didn’t he just know it? With the money spent he surely has to be aiming to qualify for Europe this time. Something tells me we may see them re-appearing at Wembley again in February but that may hinge on the state of their defence. Sébastien Bassong has joined from Newcastle but with Woodgate, Dawson and King injured there may be vulnerability there that their first visitors can exploit. Spurs fans can rest assured in the knowledge that they do have four right-backs in Hutton, Chimbonda, Corluka and Naughton. Plus Points: Quality to burn up front as well as no European distractions. Doubts: Spurs fans will be worried about the fitness of their central defenders. Expectation is very high at the Lane too. [V] V

Output: Liverpool – Rafa’s Reds embark on a mission to prevent Sir Alex from taking their title of most league wins in England without their normal playmaker who too is off to join the Madrid revolution. Glen Johnson will add another dimension to a side that only lost two games last time out and this fixture was one of them. A lot will hinge on their ability to break down the brick walls that teams set up at Anfield. Plus Points: Possess two of the greatest players in the world. Doubts: Often depend on those two to come to their rescue. Injury to either may hinder any title ambitions

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Hull City – Phil’s men slumped significantly after Christmas and never mind finding a win, they couldn’t find their own arses in the bathtub I’m afraid. I fear for Phil Brown’s men this season. Without a genuine goalscorer I can see second season syndrome condemning The Tigers. As for Stamford Bridge I can see Chelsea scoring early and winning easily. Sorry Hull fans! Try and look on the bright side though, relegation will mean you wont have to endure Phil’s singing at the end of the season Plus Points: Other teams are bad enough to be down there with them so they shouldn’t be too far adrift, they’ll always have a fighting chance with Michael Turner in the squad and a fit Jimmy Bullard will add to that. Doubts: Where to start, we can only hope that for their sake there’s no more on-field ear bashings at the interval.


Input: [2] TI OMAP4430 [Hardware]

Output: System chip System chip - Most modern handsets use an advanced chip that includes many of the device’s hardware modules like the processor, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and sometimes even the wireless radio. This field shows what particular system chip (or System-on-a-Chip) is used in the phone.

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Input: [1] Single core, 1000 MHz [2] Dual core, 1200 MHz, ARM Cortex-A9 [Hardware]

Output: Processor Processor - The processor is the main computing component of a phone and is a major factor when it comes to the overall speed of the device. Some more powerful smartphones use dual-core and quad-core processors designed to deliver greater performance.

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Input: [1] Yes [2] PowerVR SGX540 @ 304 MHz [Hardware]

Output: Graphics processor

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Input: [2] 1024 MB RAM [Hardware]

Output: System memory System memory - System memory, or RAM memory is the type of memory that the device uses to temporarily store data from the OS or currently-running apps. The more RAM available to the device, the better the performance will be when multiple or heavier programs are running.

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

Output: Built-in storage

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

Output: Storage expansion

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Input: [Number] 471 [Name] Silk Triangle [Shape] Symmetrical Triangle [Fit] Shallow to Average [Sizes] 1-17 [Features]

Output: Versatile triangle shape fis a variety of body and surgery types Fits well with both underwire and softcup bras Concave back accommodates excess tissue Available in dark-tone, order #483, Silk Encore Triangle

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Input: [Number] 481 [Name] Silk Ultima Triangle [Shape] Symmetrical Triangle [Fit] Average to Full [Sizes] 1-14 [Features]

Output: Provides more fullness than other triangle breast forms Versatile triangle shape fits a variety of body and surgery types Fits well with both underwire and softcup bras Concave back accommodates excess tissue

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Input: [Number] 472 [Name] Silk Triangle Plus [Shape] Symmetrical Triangle [Fit] Average to Full [Sizes] 1-4 [Features]

Output: Versatile triangle shape fits a variety of body and surgery types Fits well with both underwire and softcup bras Comfortable conformable back provides additional fullness and projection

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Input: [Number] 473 [Name] Silk Teardrop [Shape] Symmetrical Teardrop [Fit] Shallow to Average [Sizes] 1-14 [Features]

Output: Versatile teardrop shape tapers at top extension Tapered extension can be positioned in any direction for optimal fit

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Input: [Number] 474 [Name] Silk Profile [Shape] Symmetrical Modified Triangle [Fit] Average to Full [Sizes] 1-14 [Features]

Output: Modified triangle shape tapers at top extension Fits well with many bra styles Anatomical shape fits snugly against the natural curve of the chest wall

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Input: [Number] 475 [Name] Silk A Supreme [Shape] Symmetrical [Fit] Shallow to Average [Sizes] 1-14 Left/Right [Features]

Output: Asymmetrical shape replaces tissue at upper chest and underarm Concave back accommodates excess tissue Recommended for use with bilaterial or extensive surgery

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Input: [Number] 476 [Name] Silk Connect [Shape] Symmetrical Triangle [Fit] Shallow to Average [Sizes] 1-10 [Features]

Output: Versatile triangle shape fits a variety of body and surgery types Fits well with both underwire and softcup bras Can be worn attached to chest wall or unattached with protective back in place

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Input: [Number] 477 [Name] Silk Flex [Shape] Symmetrical Heart-shape [Fit] Shallow to Average [Sizes] 1-4 [Features]

Output: Versatile heart-shape can be positioned in any direction fr optimal fit Fits well with underwire bras

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Input: [Number] 478 [Name] Silk XTend [Shape] Asymmetrical [Fit] Average to Full [Sizes] 1-14 Left/Right [Features]

Output: Asymmetrical shape replaces tissue at the upper chest and underarm Concave back accommodates excess tissue Recommended for use with bilaterial or extensive surgery

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Input: [Number] 482 [Name] Silk XTend Plus [Shape] Asymmetrical [Fit] Average to Full [Sizes] 1-14 Left/Right [Features]

Output: Asymmetrical shape replaces tissue at upper chest and underarm Recommended for use with bilateral or extensive surgery Comfortable conformable back provides additional fullness and projection

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Input: [Number] 480 [Name] Silk Allure [Shape] Symmetrical Oval [Fit] Average to Full [Sizes] 1 - 14 [Features]

Output: Symmetrical shape offers a natural, full profile Fits well with both underwire and softcup bras Recommended for use with bilateral surgery Available in dark tone, order #484, Silk Encore Allure

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Input: [Notation] or [Name] Big O; Big Oh; Big Omicron[12] for some positive k [Formal Definition] or [Intuition]

Output: is bounded above by (up to constant factor) asymptotically

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Input: [Notation] or [Name] Big Omega Number theory: for infinitely many values of n and for some positive k Complexity theory: for some positive k [Formal Definition] Number theory: Complexity theory: [Intuition]

Output: Two definitions : Number theory: is not dominated by asymptotically Complexity theory: is bounded below by asymptotically

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Input: [Name] Big Theta for some positive k1, k2 [Intuition]

Output: is bounded both above and below by asymptotically

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Input: [Notation] or [Name] Small O; Small Oh , for every fixed positive number [Intuition]

Output: is dominated by asymptotically

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Input: [Name] Small Omega , for every fixed positive number [Intuition]

Output: dominates asymptotically

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Input: [Name] On the order of [Intuition]

Output: is equal to asymptotically

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Input: [Property name] APPL_CODEPAGE [Description] The application code page. [Return type]

Output: int

DB2 client properties


Input: [Property name] CONN_CODEPAGE [Description] The code page for the current connection. [Return type]

Output: int

DB2 client properties


Input: [Property name] DATA_SOURCE_NAME [Description] The data source name (DSN) used to create the current connection to the database. [Return type]

Output: string

DB2 client properties


Input: [Property name] DRIVER_NAME [Description] The name of the library that implements the DB2 Call Level Interface (CLI) specification. [Return type]

Output: string

DB2 client properties


Input: [Property name] DRIVER_ODBC_VER [Description] The version of ODBC that the DB2 client supports. This returns a string "MM.mm" where MM is the major version and mm is the minor version. The DB2 client always returns "03.51". [Return type]

Output: string

DB2 client properties


Input: [Property name] DRIVER_VER [Description] The version of the client, in the form of a string "MM.mm.uuuu" where MM is the major version, mm is the minor version, and uuuu is the update. For example, "08.02.0001" represents major version 8, minor version 2, update 1. [Return type]

Output: string

DB2 client properties


Input: [Property name] ODBC_SQL_CONFORMANCE [Description] The level of ODBC SQL grammar supported by the client: MINIMUM Supports the minimum ODBC SQL grammar. CORE Supports the core ODBC SQL grammar. EXTENDED Supports extended ODBC SQL grammar. [Return type]

Output: string

DB2 client properties


Input: [Property name] ODBC_VER [Description] The version of ODBC that the ODBC driver manager supports. This returns a string "MM.mm.rrrr" where MM is the major version, mm is the minor version, and rrrr is the release. The DB2 client always returns "03.01.0000". [Return type]

Output: string

DB2 client properties


Input: [MESSAGE] INVALID SSN/EIN MUST BE NUMERIC [ACTION] Correct the TIN and re-enter. [REASON]

Output: SSN/EIN is either missing, not numeric or not in the correct format

Internal Revenue Manual - 2.3.31 Command Codes CFINK , RPINK, KAFFQ and KAFTQ for CAF Inquiry


Input: [MESSAGE] INVALID MFT CODE [ACTION] Correct the MFT and re-enter. [REASON]

Output: The MFT is missing or incorrect.

Internal Revenue Manual - 2.3.31 Command Codes CFINK , RPINK, KAFFQ and KAFTQ for CAF Inquiry


Input: [MESSAGE] INVALID TAX PERIOD [ACTION] Correct the tax period and re-enter. [REASON]

Output: The tax period is missing or incorrect.

Internal Revenue Manual - 2.3.31 Command Codes CFINK , RPINK, KAFFQ and KAFTQ for CAF Inquiry


Input: [MESSAGE] MATCHING TAXPAYER RECORD NOT FOUND [ACTION] Correct the TIN and re-enter. [REASON]

Output: No record of taxpayer for entered TIN

Internal Revenue Manual - 2.3.31 Command Codes CFINK , RPINK, KAFFQ and KAFTQ for CAF Inquiry


Input: [MESSAGE] NO HISTORY RECORDS FOR THIS MFT AND TAX PERIOD [REASON]

Output: Taxpayer has no history records

Internal Revenue Manual - 2.3.31 Command Codes CFINK , RPINK, KAFFQ and KAFTQ for CAF Inquiry


Input: [MESSAGE] PROBLEM GETTING TIMESTAMP [ACTION] Contact CAF programming staff in Detroit. [REASON]

Output: Database error

Internal Revenue Manual - 2.3.31 Command Codes CFINK , RPINK, KAFFQ and KAFTQ for CAF Inquiry


Input: [MESSAGE] TIN VALIDATION ERROR [ACTION] Correct the TIN and re-enter. [REASON]

Output: The TIN entered is not valid

Internal Revenue Manual - 2.3.31 Command Codes CFINK , RPINK, KAFFQ and KAFTQ for CAF Inquiry


Input: [MESSAGE] xxxxxxxx DB2 IS UNAVAILABLE - PLEASE TRY AGAIN [ACTION] Wait for a few minutes and retry, if problem still exists, contact CAF programming staff in Detroit. [REASON]

Output: The requested CAF database is not available

Internal Revenue Manual - 2.3.31 Command Codes CFINK , RPINK, KAFFQ and KAFTQ for CAF Inquiry


Input: [MESSAGE] ERROR: SELECT xxxxxxxxxxx CALL CAF SYSTEMS [ACTION] Wait for a few minutes and retry, if problem still exists, contact CAF programming staff in Detroit. [REASON]

Output: An error occurred while trying to read the CAF database.

Internal Revenue Manual - 2.3.31 Command Codes CFINK , RPINK, KAFFQ and KAFTQ for CAF Inquiry


Input: [MESSAGE] ERROR ON DECLARE OF xxxxxxx CALL SYSTEMS [ACTION] Wait for a few minutes and retry, if problem still exists, contact CAF programming staff in Detroit. [REASON]

Output: An error occurred while trying to read the CAF database.

Internal Revenue Manual - 2.3.31 Command Codes CFINK , RPINK, KAFFQ and KAFTQ for CAF Inquiry


Input: [MESSAGE] OPEN ERROR xxxxxxxxxx CALL SYSTEMS [ACTION] Wait for a few minutes and retry, if problem still exists, contact CAF programming staff in Detroit. [REASON]

Output: An error occurred while trying to open the CAF database.

Internal Revenue Manual - 2.3.31 Command Codes CFINK , RPINK, KAFFQ and KAFTQ for CAF Inquiry


Input: [MESSAGE] ERROR ON FETCH OF xxxxxxxxxx CALL SYSTEMS [ACTION] Wait for a few minutes and retry, if problem still exists, contact CAF programming staff in Detroit. [REASON]

Output: An error occurred while trying to retrieve data from the CAF database.

Internal Revenue Manual - 2.3.31 Command Codes CFINK , RPINK, KAFFQ and KAFTQ for CAF Inquiry


Input: [MESSAGE] ERROR ON CLOSE OF xxxxxxxxxx CALL SYSTEMS [ACTION] Wait for a few minutes and retry, if problem still exists, contact CAF programming staff in Detroit. [REASON]

Output: An error occurred while trying to close the CAF database.

Internal Revenue Manual - 2.3.31 Command Codes CFINK , RPINK, KAFFQ and KAFTQ for CAF Inquiry


Input: [MESSAGE] COSIGN DATA NOT FOUND - CALL SYSTEMS [ACTION] Contact CAF programming staff in Detroit. [REASON]

Output: POA co-signer is indicated but no taxpayer found

Internal Revenue Manual - 2.3.31 Command Codes CFINK , RPINK, KAFFQ and KAFTQ for CAF Inquiry


Input: [Specification] Best use [Description]

Output: Snowboarding, Downhill skiing


Input: [Specification] Palm material [Description]

Output: Leather


Input: [Specification] Fabric [Description]

Output: Nylon


Input: [Specification] Lining fabric [Description]

Output: Polyester


Input: [Specification] Waterproof [Description]

Output: Yes


Input: [Specification] Type of waterproofing [Description]

Output: Gore-Tex waterproof breathable insert


Input: [Specification] Insulated [Description]

Output: Yes


Input: [Specification] Insulation type [Description]

Output: Synthetic


Input: [Specification] Insulation [Description]

Output: Thermal R polyester fibers


Input: [Specification] Glove leash [Description]

Output: Yes


Input: [Specification] Gender [Description]

Output: Unisex


Input: [Specification] Glove type [Description]

Output: Full finger


Input: [Date] 08/02/13 [Views] 146 [Status] Free to Share [Title]

Output: IT'S NOT ENOUGH


Input: [Date] 07/22/13 [Views] 216 [Status] Free to Share [Title]

Output: I'VE FORGIVEN YOU


Input: [Date] 07/14/13 [Views] 164 [Status] Free to Share [Title]

Output: LIFE ISN'T LIVING


Input: [Date] 07/10/13 [Views] 172 [Status] Free to Share [Title]

Output: LOVE LIVES FOREVER


Input: [Date] 08/23/12 [Views] 248 [Status] Free to Share [Title]

Output: SNOW FOOTPRINTS RUNNING


Input: [Date] 08/09/12 [Views] 393 [Status] Free to Share [Title]

Output: ANGELS WHISPER


Input: [Date] 07/18/12 [Views] 222 [Status] Free to Share [Title]

Output: SMALL ACTS OF KINDNESS