Input: [Meaning] The data pointed to by the output parameter does not fit in the destination type. [Value]

Output: DISP_E_OVERFLOW


Input: [Meaning] The argument could not be coerced to the specified type. [Value]

Output: DISP_E_TYPEMISMATCH


Input: [Meaning] One of the arguments is invalid. [Value]

Output: E_INVALIDARG


Input: [Meaning] Memory could not be allocated for the conversion. [Value]

Output: E_OUTOFMEMORY


Input: [Patent application number] 20090169768 [Published] 07-02-2009 [Description]

Output: Substrate processing method and substrate processing apparatus - A substrate can be appropriately oxidized, while oxidation of the substrate can be suppressed.


Input: [Patent application number] 20090253272 [Published] 10-08-2009 [Description]

Output: Method for manufacturing semiconductor device and substrate processing apparatus - A gate insulating film with less leakage current is formed, while a surface temperature of a silicon substrate is decreased. Gas containing oxygen atoms and nitrogen atoms is supplied into a processing chamber, then the gas containing the oxygen atoms and the nitrogen atoms is activated by plasma, and the silicon substrate is subjected to processing by plasma, and a silicon dioxide film containing nitrogen is formed.


Input: [Patent application number] 20090311876 [Published] 12-17-2009 [Description]

Output: Manufacturing method of semiconductor device and substrate processing apparatus - A manufacturing method of a semiconductor device, including the steps of: loading into a processing chamber a substrate having a high dielectric gate insulating film and a metal electrode, with a side wall exposed by etching; applying oxidation processing to the substrate by supplying thereto hydrogen-containing gas and oxygen-containing gas excited by plasma, with the substrate heated to a temperature not allowing the high dielectric gate insulating film to be crystallized, in the processing chamber; and unloading the substrate after processing from the processing chamber.


Input: [Patent application number] 20100123183 [Published] 05-20-2010 [Description]

Output: NON-VOLATILE SEMICONDUCTOR MEMORY DEVICE AND METHOD OF FABRICATING THE SAME - A technique capable of improving the memory retention characteristics of a non-volatile memory is provided. In particular, a technique of fabricating a non-volatile semiconductor memory device is provided capable of enhancing the film quality of a silicon oxide film even when a silicon oxide film as a first potential barrier film is formed with a plasma oxidation method to improve the memory retention characteristics of the non-volatile memory. After a silicon oxide film, which is a main component of a first potential barrier film, is formed with a plasma oxidation method, plasma nitridation at a high temperature and a heat treatment in an atmosphere containing nitric oxide are performed in combination, thereby forming a silicon oxynitride film on the surface of the silicon oxide film, and segregating nitrogen to an interface between the silicon oxide film and a semiconductor substrate.


Input: [Patent application number] 20100317199 [Published] 12-16-2010 [Description]

Output: Substrate processing apparatus and manufacturing method of semiconductor device - To reduce a residual amount of chlorine atoms and oxygen atoms in a metal nitride film, and improve oxidation resistance of the metal nitride, film, in a temperature range of not deteriorating the characteristics of other film adjacent to the metal nitride film. A substrate processing apparatus is provided, comprising: a processing chamber into which a substrate is loaded, having thereon a substrate containing oxygen atoms, chlorine atoms, and metal atoms; a substrate support part for supporting and heating the substrate in the processing chamber; a gas supply part for supplying nitrogen atoms-containing gas and hydrogen atoms-containing gas into the processing chamber; a gas exhaust part for exhausting inside of the processing chamber; a plasma generation part for exciting the nitrogen atoms-containing gas and the hydrogen atoms-containing gas supplied into the processing chamber; and a control part for controlling the substrate support part, the gas supply part, and the plasma generation part.


Input: [Patent application number] 20130095669 [Published] 04-18-2013 [Description]

Output: SUBSTRATE PROCESSING METHOD AND SUBSTRATE PROCESSING APPARATUS - A substrate can be appropriately oxidized, while oxidation of the substrate can be suppressed.


Input: [To Do This] Move to the next field [Press This]

Output: Tab

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Table 1 Installation wizard navigation


Input: [To Do This] Move to the previous field [Press This]

Output: Alt-Tab

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Input: [To Do This] Choose an option [Press This]

Output: Space bar or Enter

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Input: [To Do This] Scroll up or down in a list [Press This]

Output: Up or Down arrow

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Input: [To Do This] Go to the previous window [Press This]

Output: Space bar or Enter to choose Back (when available)

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Input: [To Do This] Get help information on a window [Press This]

Output: Space bar or Enter to choose Help (when available)

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Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] What Is Market Segmentation?

Output: identifying distinct groups of consumers whose purchasing behavior differs from others in important ways

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Markets can be segmented by

Output: geography demography socio-cultural factors psychological factors

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Two key market segmentation issues

Output: The differences between countries in the structure of market segments The existence of segments that transcend national borders when segments transcend national borders, a global strategy is possible

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] How Do Product Attributes Influence Marketing Strategy?

Output: A product is like a bundle of attributes Products sell well when their attributes match consumer needs

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] consumer needs depend on

Output: Culture Level of economic development Product and technical standards

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Distribution strategy

Output: the means the firm chooses for delivering the product to the consumer

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] How a product is delivered depends on the firm’s market entry strategy

Output: firms that manufacturer the product locally can sell directly to the consumer, to the retailer, or to the wholesaler firms that manufacture outside the country have the same options plus the option of selling to an import agent

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] There are four main differences in distribution systems

Output: Retail concentration Channel length Channel exclusivity Channel quality

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Retail concentration

Output: concentrated or fragmented in a concentrated retail system, a few retailers supply most of the market – common in developed countries in a fragmented retail system there are many retailers, no one of which has a major share of the market – common in developing countries

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Channel length

Output: the number of intermediaries between the producer and the consumer short channel - when the producer sells directly to the consumer – common with concentrated systems long channel - when the producer sells through an import agent, a wholesaler, and a retailer – common with fragmented retail systems

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Channel exclusivity

Output: how difficult it is for outsiders to access

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Channel quality

Output: the expertise, competencies, and skills of established retailers in a nation, and their ability to sell and support the products of international businesses

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Which Distribution Strategy Should A Firm Choose?

Output: The optimal strategy depends on the relative costs and benefits of each alternative When price is important, a shorter channel is better each intermediary in a channel adds its own markup to the products When the retail sector is very fragmented, a long channel can be beneficial economizes on selling costs can offer access to exclusive channels

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Why Is Communication Strategy Important?

Output: Communicating product attributes to prospective customers is a critical element in the marketing mix

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] What Are The Barriers to International Communication?

Output: Cultural barriers Source and country of origin effects Noise levels

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Cultural barriers

Output: it can be difficult to communicate messages across cultures a message that means one thing in one country may mean something quite different in another

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Source and country of origin effects

Output: Source effects occur when the receiver of the message evaluates the message on the basis of status or image of the sender

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Noise levels

Output: the amount of other messages competing for a potential consumer’s attention in highly developed countries, noise is very high in developing countries, noise levels tend to be lower

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Firms have to choose between two types of communication strategies

Output: Push strategy - emphasizes personnel selling Pull strategy - emphasizes mass media advertising

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Which Is Better – Push Versus Pull?

Output: The choice between strategies depends on product type and consumer sophistication a pull strategy works well for firms in consumer goods selling to a large market segment a pull strategy works better with longer distribution channels Media availability a pull strategy relies on access to advertising media a push strategy works well for industrial products Channel length a push strategy may be better when media is not easily available

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] What Is The Optimal Mix? In general, a push strategy is better

Output: for industrial products and/or complex new products when distribution channels are short when few print or electronic media are available

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] A pull strategy is better for..

Output: consumer goods products when distribution channels are long when sufficient print and electronic media are available to carry the marketing message

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Should A Firm Use Standardized Advertising?

Output: makes sense when it has significant economic advantages creative talent is scarce and one large effort to develop a campaign will be more successful than numerous smaller efforts

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] In regard to pricing strategy firms need to consider 3 key points..

Output: Price discrimination Strategic pricing Regulations that affect pricing decisions

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Price discrimination

Output: occurs when firms charge consumers in different countries different prices for the same product

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] For price discrimination to work

Output: must be able to keep national markets separate countries must have different price elasticities of demand - measure of the responsiveness of demand for a product to changes in price demand is elastic when a small change in price produces a large change in demand demand is inelastic when a large change in price produces only a small change in demand Typically, price elasticities are greater in countries with lower income levels and larger numbers of competitors

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Strategic pricing has three aspects

Output: Predatory pricing Multi-point pricing Experience curve pricing

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Predatory pricing

Output: use profit gained in one market to support aggressive pricing designed to drive competitors out in another market

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Multi-point pricing

Output: a firm’s pricing strategy in one market may have an impact on a rival’s pricing strategy in another market

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Experience curve pricing

Output: price low worldwide in an attempt to build global sales volume as rapidly as possible, even if this means taking large losses initially

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] A firm’s ability to set its own prices may be limited by

Output: Antidumping regulations – Competition policy – regulations designed to promote competition and restrict monopoly practices

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [What Is The Marketing Mix?] Where Should R&D Be Located?

Output: New product ideas come from the interactions of scientific research, demand conditions, and competitive conditions The rate of new product development is greater in countries where more money is spent on basic and applied research and development demand is strong consumers are affluent competition is intense

The choices the firm offers to its targeted market Product attributes Distribution strategy Communication strategy Pricing strategy


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To make stable or firm; to confirm [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: establish


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To form; to set up in business [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: establish


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To found; to institute [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: establish


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To appoint, as officers, laws, regulations, etc.; to enact; to ordain [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: establish


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To prove and cause to be accepted as true; to establish a fact; to demonstrate [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: establish


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Showing evidence of possession by a god or demon; frenzied, over-zealous [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: fanatic


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] having an extreme, irrational zeal or enthusiasm for a specific cause [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: fanatic


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] A lunatic, especially a religious maniac [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: fanatic


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] A person who is zealously enthusiastic for some cause, especially in religion [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: fanatic


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Existing in or constructed from fantasy; of or related to fantasy; fanciful [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: fantastic


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Not believable; implausible; seemingly only possible in fantasy [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: fantastic


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Wonderful; marvelous; excellent; extraordinarily good [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: fantastic


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Very large [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: gigantic


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] In the manner of a giant [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: gigantic


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To live or reside in some place [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: inhabit


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To be present in or fill some place [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: inhabit


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Wrongly used; perverted; misapplied [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: abusive


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Practicing abuse; prone to ill treat by coarse, insulting words or by other ill usage [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: abusive


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Containing abuse, or serving as the instrument of abuse; reproachful; [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: abusive


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] The act of perusing; studying something carefully [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: perusal


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] In conformance to, or in agreement with [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: pursuant


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Proceeding after; following [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: pursuant


Input: [Part of Speech] Adverb [Definition] Accordingly, consequently [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: pursuant


Input: [Part of Speech] Adverb [Definition] In a matter conformable [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: pursuant


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] The act of refusing [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: refusal


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] The depth or point at which well or bore hole drilling cannot continue [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: refusal


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] One who attends; one who works with or watches something [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: attendant


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Going with; associated; concomitant [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: attendant


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Without a valid will indicating whom to leave one's estate to after death [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: intestate


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Not devised or bequeathed; not disposed of by will [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: intestate


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To pay someone in exchange for work done or some other consideration [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: compensate


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To make up for; to do something in place of something else; to correct or fill [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: compensate


Input: [remedy] The file "META.yml" is missing from this distribution. META.yml is needed by people maintaining module collections (like CPAN), for people writing installation tools, or just people who want to know some stuff about a distribution before downloading it. Add a META.yml to the distribution. Your buildtool should be able to autogenerate it. [metric]

Output: has meta yml


Input: [remedy] This distribution doesn't contain either a file called 'test.pl' or a directory called 't'. This indicates that it doesn't contain even the most basic test-suite. This is really BAD! Add tests! [metric]

Output: has tests


Input: [remedy] This distribution does not have a license defined in the documentation or in a file called LICENSE Add a section called "LICENSE" to the documentation, or add a file named LICENSE to the distribution. [metric]

Output: has human readable license


Input: [remedy] Does not have license information in any of its source files Add =head1 LICENSE and the text of the license to the main module in your code. [metric]

Output: has license in source file


Input: [remedy] This distribution uses a module or a dist that's not listed as a prerequisite. List all used modules in META.yml requires [metric]

Output: prereq matches use


Input: [remedy] None of the package versions in this distribution matches the distribution version. Fix the version(s). [metric]

Output: package version matches dist version


Input: Sweet +46%

Output: Physically fit +69%


Input: Ambitious +39%

Output: Ambitious +64%


Input: Thoughtful +30%

Output: Perceptive +63%


Input: Spontaneous +30%

Output: Passionate +53%


Input: Physically fit +22%

Output: Optimistic +44%


Input: Funny +21%

Output: Funny +38%


Input: Outgoing +19%

Output: Spontaneous +33%


Input: Optimistic +17%

Output: Thoughtful +21%


Input: Hard working +17%

Output: Affectionate +17%


Input: Passionate +16%

Output: Outgoing + 17%


Input: [metric] buildtool not executable [remedy]

Output: The build tool (Build.PL/Makefile.PL) is executable. This is bad because you should specify which perl you want to use while installing. Change the permissions of Build.PL/Makefile.PL to not-executable.


Input: [metric] has human readable license [remedy]

Output: This distribution does not have a license defined in the documentation or in a file called LICENSE Add a section called "LICENSE" to the documentation, or add a file named LICENSE to the distribution.


Input: [metric] has license in source file [remedy]

Output: Does not have license information in any of its source files Add =head1 LICENSE and the text of the license to the main module in your code.


Input: [metric] use strict [remedy]

Output: This distribution does not 'use strict;' (or its equivalents) in all of its modules. Note that this is not about the actual strictness of the modules. It's bad if nobody can tell whether the modules are strictly written or not, without reading the source code of your favorite clever module that actually enforces strictness. In other words, it's bad if someone feels the need to add 'use strict' to your modules. Add 'use strict' (or its equivalents) to all modules, or convince us that your favorite module is well-known enough and people can easily see the modules are strictly written.


Input: [metric] no pod errors [remedy]

Output: The documentation for this distribution contains syntactic errors in its POD. Note that this metric tests all .pl, .pm and .pod files, even if they are in t/. See 'pod_message' in the dist error view for more info. Remove the POD errors. You can check for POD errors automatically by including Test::Pod to your test suite.


Input: [metric] consistent version [remedy]

Output: This distribution has .pm files with inconsistent versions. Split the distribution, or fix the version numbers to make them consistent (use the highest version number to avoid version downgrade).


Input: [Answer] Congruent [Question]

Output: Having the same size and shape


Input: [Answer] Vertical Angles [Question]

Output: A pair of opposite congruent angles formed by intersecting lines


Input: [Answer] Adjacent Angles [Question]

Output: Angles in the same plane that have a common vertex and a common side


Input: [Answer] Complimentary Angles [Question]

Output: Two angles whose measures add up to 90 degrees


Input: [Answer] Supplementary Angles [Question]

Output: Two angles whose measures have a sum of 180 degrees


Input: [Answer] Tic Mark [Question]

Output: A mark on a ray or line segment to show congruence


Input: [Answer] Angle Mark [Question]

Output: A mark on an angle to show congruence


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

Output: Quarterback

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

Output: Running Back

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

Output: Wide Receiver

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

Output: Tight End

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

Output: Wide Receiver/Running Back

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

Output: Wide Receiver/Tight End

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

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

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

Output: Wide Receiver/Running Back/Tight End

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

Output: Kicker

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

Output: Defensive Team

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

Output: Defensive Player

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

Output: Defensive Lineman

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

Output: Defensive Back

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

Output: Linebacker

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

Output: Corner Back

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

Output: Safety

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

Output: Bench

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Input: [Task] Updating the federated LDAP user registry [Description]

Output: Choose this option to update certain parameters such as your bind ID and password to fix issues with your LDAP user registry.

Table 26. Optional tasks to manage the federated repository


Input: [Task] Updating the federated database user registry [Description]

Output: Choose this option to update certain parameters such as the data source name, database URL, and database type to fix issues with your database user registry.


Input: [Task] Create a new realm [Description]

Output: Choose this option to create a realm, which is a group of users from one or more user registries that form a coherent group within WebSphere Portal. Realms allow flexible user management with various configuration options. A realm must be mapped to a Virtual Portal to allow the defined users to log in to the Virtual Portal. In a federated repository, you can create multiple realms.


Input: [Task] Property extension database; formerly known as the lookaside database [Description]

Output: Choose this option to store additional attributes inside the VMM property extension instead of within the LDAP user registry. Some applications, such as Common Mail portlet and IBM Lotus Web Content Management use the property extension database to store additional attributes. After you enable the property extension database, you can add attributes to meet your business needs.


Input: [Task] Create the entity type [Description]

Output: Choose this option if you want to use an entity type that exists in WebSphere Portal but not within your LDAP user registry. This option creates the entity type in your user registry and adds the relative distinguished name (RDN) to map the entity type between WebSphere Portal and your user registry.


Input: [Task] Update an existing entity type [Description]

Output: Choose this option to update the default parent of an existing, single entity type; for example, if you deleted a repository and the entity type points to the deleted repository, you will need to update the information to point to a new repository.


Input: [0] State [1] State Finger- prints [2] Federal Finger- prints [3] Criminal records check [4] Child abuse registry [5] Sex offender registry [7] Licensed FCC Provider [8] Subs and Assts [9] Family member 12+ [10] Exempt provider receiving subsidy (Criminal) [11] Exempt provider receiving subsidy (Abuse) [6]

Output: Juvenile records check

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Input: [0] Alabama [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] No [11] No [6]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Alaska [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] Yes [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Arizona [1] Yes [2] No [3] Yes [4] No [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] No [6]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Arkansas [1] No [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] Yes [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

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Input: [0] California [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Colorado* [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Connecticut [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Delaware [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Department of Defense [1] No [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] Yes [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] District of Columbia [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] No [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Florida [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] Yes [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: Yes

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Georgia [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] No [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] No [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Hawaii [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Idaho [1] NA [2] NA [3] NA [4] NA [5] NA [7] NA [8] NA [9] NA [10] NA [11] NA [6]

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Illinois [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] No [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Indiana [1] NA [2] NA [3] NA [4] NA [5] NA [7] NA [8] NA [9] NA [10] NA [11] NA [6]

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Iowa [1] NA [2] NA [3] NA [4] NA [5] NA [7] NA [8] NA [9] NA [10] NA [11] NA [6]

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Kansas [1] No [2] No [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] Yes [10] No [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Kentucky [1] No [2] No [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] Yes [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Louisiana [1] NA [2] NA [3] NA [4] NA [5] NA [7] NA [8] NA [9] NA [10] NA [11] NA [6]

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Maine [1] No [2] No [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] No [11] No [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Maryland [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] No [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Massachusetts [1] No [2] No [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] No [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Michigan [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Minnesota [1] No [2] No [3] Yes [4] No [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] Yes [10] Yes [11] No [6]

Output: Yes

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Mississippi [1] NA [2] NA [3] NA [4] NA [5] NA [7] NA [8] NA [9] NA [10] NA [11] NA [6]

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Missouri [1] No [2] No [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] No [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Montana [1] No [2] No [3] No [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Nebraska [1] No [2] No [3] No [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] Yes [10] No [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Nevada [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] No [11] No [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] New Hampshire [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] Yes [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] New Jersey [1] NA [2] NA [3] NA [4] NA [5] NA [7] NA [8] NA [9] NA [10] NA [11] NA [6]

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] New Mexico [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: Yes

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] New York [1] Yes [2] No [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] No [11] No [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] North Carolina [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] No [5] Yes [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] No [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] North Dakota [1] Yes [2] No [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] Yes [10] No [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Ohio [1] NA [2] NA [3] NA [4] NA [5] NA [7] NA [8] NA [9] NA [10] NA [11] NA [6]

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Oklahoma [1] No [2] No [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: Yes

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Oregon [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: Yes

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Pennsylvania [1] No [2] No [3] No [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Rhode Island [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] Yes [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: Yes

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] South Carolina [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] South Dakota [1] NA [2] NA [3] NA [4] NA [5] NA [7] NA [8] NA [9] NA [10] NA [11] NA [6]

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Tennessee [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] No [11] No [6]

Output: Yes

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Texas [1] No [2] No [3] Yes [4] No [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

State Background Check Requirements -- Small Family Child Care Homes | Our Nations Leading Voice For Child Care


Input: [0] Utah [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] Yes [10] Yes [11] No [6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Vermont [1] No [2] No [3] No [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Virginia [1] NA [2] NA [3] NA [4] NA [5] NA [7] NA [8] NA [9] NA [10] NA [11] NA [6]

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Input: [0] Washington* [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

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Input: [0] West Virginia [1] Yes [2] Yes [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] Yes [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Wisconsin [1] No [2] No [3] Yes [4] No [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] Yes [10] Yes [11] No [6]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Wyoming [1] No [2] No [3] Yes [4] Yes [5] No [7] Yes [8] Yes [9] No [10] Yes [11] Yes [6]

Output: No

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Input: [Newspaper] Math Problems [Will] Restaurant Menu [Home Page] Play [Poem]

Output: Recipe


Input: [Newspaper] Found Poem [Will] Report Card [Home Page] Poem For Two Voices [Poem]

Output: Song


Input: [Newspaper] Ad [Will] Picture Book [Home Page] Narrative [Poem]

Output: Crossword Puzzle


Input: [Newspaper] Warning Sign [Will] Comic Book [Home Page] Character Sketch [Poem]

Output: Tombstone


Input: [Newspaper] Business Card [Will] Computer Game [Home Page] Travel Ad [Poem]

Output: News Article


Input: [Newspaper] Funeral Note [Will] Computer Game Ad [Home Page] Travel Brochure [Poem]

Output: Quiz


Input: [Newspaper] Recipe Book [Will] Game Instructions [Home Page] Haiku [Poem]

Output: Diary


Input: [Newspaper] Map [Will] Greeting Card [Home Page] Dialogue [Poem]

Output: Survival Kit


Input: [Newspaper] Movie Poster [Will] Action Figure Ad [Home Page] Monologue [Poem]

Output: Obituary


Input: [Newspaper] College Brochure [Will] Sports Story [Home Page] Letter [Poem]

Output: T-Shirt


Input: [Newspaper] Trading Cards [Will] Contract [Home Page] Personal Ad [Poem]

Output: Wanted Poster


Input: [Newspaper] Informative Essay [Will] Expository Essay [Home Page] Persuasive Essay [Poem]

Output: Short Story


Input: [Newspaper] Eulogy [Will] Rap Song [Home Page] Social Media/Texts [Poem]

Output: Newspaper Interview


Input: [PASSWORD] B6&6KQom9DzR35DfkDC4%EEpCmiR [2] Edit Delete [EFFECT]

Output: Cabana Bed

Animal Crossing GameCube Cheats, Codes, Unlockables, Tips


Input: [PASSWORD] Iar45678912345E2345678912345 [2] Edit Delete [EFFECT]

Output: Cabana Boockcase

Animal Crossing GameCube Cheats, Codes, Unlockables, Tips


Input: [PASSWORD] 2%QafhMKhAyAY3Z5yYAK9zNHxLo7 [2] Edit Delete [EFFECT]

Output: Cabana Chair

Animal Crossing GameCube Cheats, Codes, Unlockables, Tips


Input: [PASSWORD] PlaystationonE PyaystationonE [2] Edit Delete [EFFECT]

Output: Cabana Dresser

Animal Crossing GameCube Cheats, Codes, Unlockables, Tips


Input: [PASSWORD] ZzicrRB%wwcRMs GX1Qb&Zv0Z7c8x [2] Edit Delete [EFFECT]

Output: Cabana Lamp

Animal Crossing GameCube Cheats, Codes, Unlockables, Tips


Input: [PASSWORD] 2%Q3fhMdRByAY3Z5yYAK9zyHxLo7 [2] Edit Delete [EFFECT]

Output: Cabana Screen

Animal Crossing GameCube Cheats, Codes, Unlockables, Tips


Input: [PASSWORD] I7345678912345 E234567891234E [2] Edit Delete [EFFECT]

Output: Cabana Table

Animal Crossing GameCube Cheats, Codes, Unlockables, Tips


Input: [PASSWORD] FjEiKuIzEiKukY DkEiKuIzEiKuky [2] Edit Delete [EFFECT]

Output: Cabana Vanity

Animal Crossing GameCube Cheats, Codes, Unlockables, Tips


Input: [0] Adjustable Lamp Head [1] No [2] Base Color/Finish Family [3]

Output: Black

Patio Living Concepts Catalina 16 in. Outdoor Black Umbrella Table Lamp with Bessmer Shade-28770 - The Home Depot


Input: [0] Bulb(s) Included [1] No [2] California Title 20 Compliant [3]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Connection Type [1] Plug-in [2] Exterior Lighting Accessory Type [3]

Output: Specialty Light

Patio Living Concepts Catalina 16 in. Outdoor Black Umbrella Table Lamp with Bessmer Shade-28770 - The Home Depot


Input: [0] Exterior Lighting Product Type [1] Table Lamp [2] Fixture Color/Finish [3]

Output: Black

Patio Living Concepts Catalina 16 in. Outdoor Black Umbrella Table Lamp with Bessmer Shade-28770 - The Home Depot


Input: [0] Fixture Material [1] Resin [2] Harp Style [3]

Output: No Harp

Patio Living Concepts Catalina 16 in. Outdoor Black Umbrella Table Lamp with Bessmer Shade-28770 - The Home Depot


Input: [0] Light Bulb Base Code [1] Medium [2] Light Source [3]

Output: Fluorescent

Patio Living Concepts Catalina 16 in. Outdoor Black Umbrella Table Lamp with Bessmer Shade-28770 - The Home Depot


Input: [0] Novelty [1] No [2] Number of Bulbs Required [3]

Output: 1

Patio Living Concepts Catalina 16 in. Outdoor Black Umbrella Table Lamp with Bessmer Shade-28770 - The Home Depot


Input: [0] Outdoor Lighting Features [1] Weather Resistant [2] Primary Switch Type [3]

Output: Dimmer

Patio Living Concepts Catalina 16 in. Outdoor Black Umbrella Table Lamp with Bessmer Shade-28770 - The Home Depot


Input: [0] Product Weight (lb.) [1] 6 lb [2] Recommended bulb type [3]

Output: A

Patio Living Concepts Catalina 16 in. Outdoor Black Umbrella Table Lamp with Bessmer Shade-28770 - The Home Depot


Input: [0] Returnable [1] 90-Day [2] Shade Color Family [3]

Output: Multicolored

Patio Living Concepts Catalina 16 in. Outdoor Black Umbrella Table Lamp with Bessmer Shade-28770 - The Home Depot


Input: [0] Shade Shape [1] Bell [2] Switch Mechanism [3]

Output: In-Line

Patio Living Concepts Catalina 16 in. Outdoor Black Umbrella Table Lamp with Bessmer Shade-28770 - The Home Depot


Input: [0] Wattage (watts) [1] 60 [2] Weather Resistant [3]

Output: Yes

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Input: no [API Call]

Output: Asynchronous

Couchbase .NET SDK 1.2 — Developer Guide


Input: Decrement the value of an existing numeric key. The Couchbase Server stores numbers as unsigned values. Therefore the lowest you can decrement is to zero. [API Call]

Output: Description

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Input: IMutateOperationResult ( Mutate operation result ) [API Call]

Output: Returns

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Input: [API Call]

Output: Arguments

Couchbase .NET SDK 1.2 — Developer Guide


Input: Document ID used to identify the value [API Call]

Output: string key

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Input: Value to be stored if key does not already exist [API Call]

Output: object defaultvalue

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Input: Integer offset value to increment/decrement (default 1) [API Call]

Output: Integer offset

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Input: Explicit expiry time for key [API Call]

Output: DateTime expiresat

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Input: Law enforcement [Potential results] Limit efforts to fight financial crimes such as identity theft [Projected cuts]

Output: Furloughs of more than 1,000 federal agents

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Input: U.S. Customs and Border Protection [Potential results] Peak wait times at nation's busiest airports and largest ports of entry could grow to four hours or more, especially during holiday weekends and prime travel periods. [Projected cuts]

Output: Reductions in customs and border patrol agent work hours equivalent to around 7,750 agency officers

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Input: The Transportation Security Administration, or TSA [Potential results] Reduced workforce would increase passenger wait times at airport security checkpoints. [Projected cuts]

Output: Hiring freeze and rotating furloughs of 50,000 airport security agents

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Input: Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA [Potential results] Depending on number and frequency of natural disasters, response and recovery efforts could be hampered. [Projected cuts]

Output: Reduction in federal funding for state and local grants that pay for firefighter positions and emergency personnel

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Input: Education [Potential results] Some of the cuts would be ameliorated by reduced school programs during summer, but year-round programs for special needs children would take a hit. [Projected cuts]

Output: Loss of funding for an estimated 10,000 teacher jobs, including 7,200 special education personnel, as well as reduction of Head Start programs

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Input: National parks [Potential results] In addition to affecting visitor access, businesses in the surrounding areas are likely to suffer as tourism declines. [Projected cuts]

Output: Cuts expected at most of the country's 398 national parks, leading to partial or full closures and reduced maintenance

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Input: [Type] Phys [Description] A powerful charge that knocks foes over. [Attack]

Output: Charge


Input: [Type] Phys [Description] If a neck, is being climbed, that head will smash itself to the ground. [Attack]

Output: Neck Smash


Input: [Type] Phys [Description] A head smash that stabs the ground. [Attack]

Output: Head Strike


Input: [Type] Phys [Description] Spins around and whips enemies with its tail. Has long reach. [Attack]

Output: Tail Whip


Input: [Type] Mag/Status [Description] Sprays up to four beams of deadly Miasma that have long range and linger on the ground for a time after being sprayed. Causes Poison. Poisoned prey will not be able to struggle when the Hydra attempts to devour them. [Attack]

Output: Miasma Spit


Input: [Type] Spec [Description] Attempts to swallow the Arisen or a pawn; players who fail to free themselves (wiggle the L-stick) when swallowed will die if they are not freed before reaching the main body. Pawns swallowed and not freed in time cannot be revived and must be re-hired. Solo Arisens who fail to free themselves will die instantly and do not get to see themselves sliding down the Hydra's throat. Solo Arisens poisoned by Miasma Spit will not be able to struggle to free themselves and will be instantly killed by being swallowed. [Attack]

Output: Devour


Input: [Artist] Pains Of Being Pure At Heart [Album] The Pains of Being Pure At Heart [Title]

Output: A Teenager In Love

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Input: [Artist] Arcade Fire [Album] The Suburbs [New] ✔ [Title]

Output: We Used To Wait

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Input: [Artist] The Love Language [Album] Libraries [New] ✔ [Title]

Output: Heart To Tell

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Input: [Artist] Elsinore [Album] Yes Yes Yes [New] ✔ [Title]

Output: Chemicals

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Input: [Artist] Of Montreal [Album] False Priest [New] ✔ [Title]

Output: Girl Named Hello

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Input: [Artist] Neon Indian [Album] Psychic Chasms [Title]

Output: Mind, Drips

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Input: [Artist] MEN [Title]

Output: Off Our Back (Lemonade Remix)

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Input: [Artist] The Temper Trap [Title]

Output: Resurrection (Penguin Prison Remix)

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Input: [Artist] Bassnectar [Album] Wildstyle [New] ✔ [Title]

Output: Underwater Featuring Tina Malia

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Input: [Artist] Sleigh Bells [Title]

Output: Tell 'Em (Kingdom Remix)

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Input: [Artist] Spark [Title]

Output: Revolving (Warrior One Remix)

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Input: [Artist] Sia [Album] We Are Born [Title]

Output: You've Changed

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Input: [Artist] Baths [Album] Cerulean [New] ✔ [Title]

Output: Plea

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Input: [Artist] In the Flowers [Album] Merriweather Post Pavillion [Title]

Output: Animal Collective

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Input: [Artist] Ringo Deathstarr [Album] Colour Trip [Title]

Output: Imagine Hearts

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Input: [Artist] Sufjan Stevens [Album] The Age of Adz [New] ✔ [Title]

Output: Get Real Get Right

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Input: [Artist] Bat for Lashes [Album] Two Suns [Title]

Output: Daniel

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Input: [Artist] Blonde Redhead [Album] Penny Sparkle [Title]

Output: Here Sometimes

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Input: [Artist] Karen O & The Kids [Album] Where the Wild Things Are [Title]

Output: All is Love

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Input: [Artist] Anya Marina [Title]

Output: Vertigo

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Input: [Artist] Paper Tiger [New] ✔ [Title]

Output: Cigana

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Input: [Artist] Maximum Balloon ft. Little Boots [New] ✔ [Title]

Output: If You Return

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Input: [Artist] Two Door Cinema Club [Title]

Output: Undercover (Softwar Remix)

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Input: [Artist] Kisses [Album] The Heart of the Nightlife [Title]

Output: Kisses

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Input: [Artist] Deerhunter [Title]

Output: Helicopter(Diplo and Lunice Remix)

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Input: [Artist] Alex B [Album] Moments [New] ✔ [Title]

Output: Hot Chop

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Input: [Course Title] Introduction to Electronic Health Records [Credit Hours] 2 [Course Number]

Output: HSC 151 Tap Again to Close 2 Quarter Hours Introduces students to health informatics, with primary focus on the function of electronic health records (EHR) systems in health care delivery. Emphasis will be directed toward interdisciplinary use of an EHR to enhance quality and safety in patient care. Students will learn to use EHR software, access a patient account, create a patient file, and to enter and retrieve data. Compliance with HIPAA and confidentiality will be introduced. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101

Nursing Associate Degree in Michigan | Baker College


Input: [Course Title] Nutrition [Credit Hours] 4 [Course Number]

Output: HSC 221 Tap Again to Close 4 Quarter Hours Applies nutritional biochemistry and physiology content to an analysis of health and illness situations from a holistic perspective. Nutritional, allopathic and alternative healing modalities will be explored and applied through the use of case studies and other varied learning experience. Prerequisite(s): B- or better in SCI 102C for Nursing, Nursing LPN to Ladder and Practical Nurse Majors.

Nursing Associate Degree in Michigan | Baker College


Input: [Course Title] Human Anatomy and Physiology I [Credit Hours] 5 [Course Number]

Output: SCI 101C Tap Again to Close 5 Quarter Hours Focuses on the fundamental study of the body with a view toward the structure and function of body parts, organs, and systems and their relationship to the whole body. Laboratory work may include the use of the microscope, experiments/demonstrations in physiologic principles, and the dissection of animal parts. 40 hours of lecture and 20 hours of lab are required.

Nursing Associate Degree in Michigan | Baker College


Input: [Course Title] Human Anatomy and Physiology II [Credit Hours] 5 [Course Number]

Output: SCI 102C Tap Again to Close 5 Quarter Hours Emphasizes the structure and function of the various body systems. Laboratory work will include the dissection of mammal organs. 40 hours of lecture and 20 hours of lab are required. Prerequisite(s): B- or better in SCI 101C.

Nursing Associate Degree in Michigan | Baker College


Input: [Course Title] Concepts in Microbiology [Credit Hours] 2 [Course Number]

Output: SCI 131 Tap Again to Close 2 Quarter Hours Introduces basic theories about the composition of living cells. Structure and function of various microbes will be explored. The human diseases caused by these microbes in addition to their treatments will be presented.

Nursing Associate Degree in Michigan | Baker College


Input: [Course Title] Pathophysiology [Credit Hours] 4 [Course Number]

Output: SCI 211 Tap Again to Close 4 Quarter Hours Examines general disease mechanisms with an emphasis on the disease processes within each body system. Prerequisite(s): B- or better in SCI 102C.

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Input: [Games] Stad [Description]

Output: The user explodes, inflicting damage on the enemy, then faints. Useless against Ghost-type.

Self-Destruct (move) - Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia


Input: [Games] Stad2 [Description]

Output: The user explodes, damaging the enemy, then faints. Useless against the Ghost-type.

Self-Destruct (move) - Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia


Input: [Games] GSC [Description]

Output: Powerful but makes the user faint.

Self-Destruct (move) - Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia


Input: [Games] RSEColo.XD [Description]

Output: Inflicts severe damage but makes the user faint.

Self-Destruct (move) - Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia


Input: [Games] FRLG [Description]

Output: The user blows up to inflict severe damage, even making itself faint.

Self-Destruct (move) - Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia


Input: [Games] DPPtHGSS [Description]

Output: The user blows up to inflict damage on all Pokémon in battle. The user faints upon using this move.

Self-Destruct (move) - Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia


Input: [Games] BWB2W2 [Description]

Output: The user attacks everything around it by causing an explosion. The user faints upon using this move.

Self-Destruct (move) - Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia


Input: [Description] Allows subsequent deleting of a file. [Member name]

Output: Delete


Input: [Description] Makes the file handle inheritable by child processes. [Member name]

Output: Inheritable


Input: [Description] Declines sharing of the current file. Any request to open the file (by this process or another process) will fail until the file is closed. [Member name]


Input: [Description] Allows subsequent opening of the file for reading. If this flag is not specified, any request to open the file for reading (by this process or another process) will fail until the file is closed. [Member name]

Output: Read


Input: [Description] Allows subsequent opening of the file for reading or writing. If this flag is not specified, any request to open the file for reading or writing (by this process or another process) will fail until the file is closed. [Member name]

Output: ReadWrite


Input: [Description] Allows subsequent opening of the file for writing. If this flag is not specified, any request to open the file for writing (by this process or another process) will fail until the file is closed. [Member name]

Output: Write


Input: [BaseStyle] Deinitialization [{}] None

Output: an expression to evaluate when the Dynamic can no longer be displayed

base style specifications for the displayed object


Input: [BaseStyle] Evaluator [{}] Automatic

Output: the kernel to use for evaluations

base style specifications for the displayed object


Input: [BaseStyle] Initialization [{}] None

Output: an expression to evaluate when the Dynamic is first displayed

base style specifications for the displayed object


Input: [BaseStyle] ShrinkingDelay [{}] 0.

Output: how long to delay before shrinking if the displayed object gets smaller

base style specifications for the displayed object


Input: [BaseStyle] SynchronousUpdating [{}] True

Output: whether to evaluate contents synchronously

base style specifications for the displayed object


Input: [BaseStyle] TrackedSymbols [{}] All

Output: symbols whose changes trigger an update

base style specifications for the displayed object


Input: [BaseStyle] UpdateInterval [{}] Infinity

Output: time interval at which to do updates

base style specifications for the displayed object


Input: [Feature] Yearly limit on amount participant can defer from income [NQDC] No IRC limits, but plan limits are possible [401(k)]

Output: Yes, Internal Revenue Code (IRC) limits apply

Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans (NQDCs) - Fidelity Investments


Input: [Feature] Must start taking out money at age 70½ [NQDC] No IRC requirements, but plan rules are possible [401(k)]

Output: Yes, by IRC mandate, unless still working at company where the 401(k) plan is, subject to 5% owner rule

Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans (NQDCs) - Fidelity Investments


Input: [Feature] Can receive distributions of any amount and at any time for financial hardship, and, from age 59½ on, without a penalty tax [NQDC] No, but job separation and other events can trigger distributions before that age [401(k)]

Output: Yes, whether employed or not

Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans (NQDCs) - Fidelity Investments


Input: [Feature] Ability to take early withdrawal at any time, paying taxes and a penalty on the withdrawal amount [NQDC] No, with the possible exception of amounts deferred and vested before 2005 [401(k)]

Output: Yes, but only upon separation from service; a 10% additional tax may apply if under age 59½. Plan may permit in-service withdrawals without penalty after age 59½

Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans (NQDCs) - Fidelity Investments


Input: [Feature] Funds protected from creditors in bankruptcy [NQDC] No [401(k)]

Output: Yes

Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans (NQDCs) - Fidelity Investments


Input: [Feature] Must get distribution upon job loss [NQDC] No; Sometimes a job loss will trigger a lump-sum distribution, but this is not a general rule [401(k)]

Output: No. If balance is under $5,000, the plan sponsor may cash out the balance but is not required to do so. Also, participants may keep balances in plan well after normal retirement age

Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans (NQDCs) - Fidelity Investments


Input: [Feature] Upon job loss, the participant can roll money over to an IRA or transfer to a new employer's qualified plan [NQDC] No [401(k)]

Output: If the termination is a distributable event under the terms of the plan

Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans (NQDCs) - Fidelity Investments


Input: [Feature] Flexibility in when and how the participant can withdraw money in retirement [NQDC] Limited by up-front elections, plan provisions, and redeferral rules [401(k)]

Output: Usually, but not required

Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans (NQDCs) - Fidelity Investments


Input: [Feature] The participant can take loans from the plan [NQDC] No [401(k)]

Output: Yes, if plan allows

Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans (NQDCs) - Fidelity Investments


Input: [Feature] Tax deduction for the participant's company [NQDC] At time of distribution or when the participant recognizes it as taxable income [401(k)]

Output: At time of deferral

Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans (NQDCs) - Fidelity Investments


Input: [Use] Normally used to set the dimensions of a widget, these attributes have no effect in simulation for this iBloc. [Expects / Produces] Will accept any positive integer in Studio, but always defaults in simulation to 320x44 iOS6 or 320x50 iOS7 [Property]

Output: Width/Height

iPhone Tab Bar Vertical - iBloc Library - iRise Developer Network


Input: [Use] Choose iOS6 or iOS7 style [Expects / Produces] Selection from the available options. [Property]

Output: Theme

iPhone Tab Bar Vertical - iBloc Library - iRise Developer Network


Input: [Use] Specifies the number and text string for each tab [Expects / Produces] Alphanumeric string [Property]

Output: Tab Labels

iPhone Tab Bar Vertical - iBloc Library - iRise Developer Network


Input: [Use] Specifies which tab is selected when simulation runs [Expects / Produces] Alphanumeric string - should be a strain entered into the Tab Labels setting [Property]

Output: Selected Tab

iPhone Tab Bar Vertical - iBloc Library - iRise Developer Network


Input: [Use] Select specific default icons for each tab label [Expects / Produces] Selection from the available options. [Property]

Output: Icons

iPhone Tab Bar Vertical - iBloc Library - iRise Developer Network


Input: [Use] This Set of attributes allows you to fully customize the tab bar [Expects / Produces] Upload a custom background, custom icons in both normal and selected states. [Property]

Output: Custom

iPhone Tab Bar Vertical - iBloc Library - iRise Developer Network


Input: [Field Label] First Name [Purpose] Given name. [Notes] Allow space for display of a minimum of 12 characters to reduce errors entering longer names. First names may contain spaces or hyphens, such as Jean-Paul. [Usage]

Output: Required text field.


Input: [Field Label] Preferred Name [Purpose] Name by which a person is known, either in general or within an organization. Used instead of first name in many contexts. [Notes] Includes standard contractions (such as Bob for Robert, and Betsy for Elizabeth), use of middle names, as well as other names. Hint text is required to make the purpose of this field clear, such as "Examples: Betsy, Bob, Liz". [Usage]

Output: Required text field. Allows applications to provide "friendlier" welcome messages, and to identify people with the names by which they are known in an organization. People often prefer other names to their first names. Users from locales such as China that have a different name sequence often specify a preferred name that can be displayed before the family name in English language applications.


Input: [Field Label] Last Name [Purpose] Surname. [Notes] Allow space for display of a minimum of 15 characters to reduce errors entering longer surnames. Last names may contain both spaces and hyphens. [Usage]

Output: Required text field.


Input: [Field Label] Middle Initial [Purpose] Distinguish individuals with common first and last names. [Notes] Allow space for a single character. [Usage]

Output: Optional text field, but recommended.


Input: [Field Label] Middle Name [Purpose] Distinguish individuals with common first and last names. [Notes] Allow space for display of a minimum of 12 characters to reduce errors entering longer names. [Usage]

Output: Optional text field alternative to middle initial. Required by some US government agencies.


Input: [Field Label] Suffix [Purpose] Used to distinguish individuals from family members with same name. [Notes] Hint text is required to make the purpose of this field clear, such as "Examples: Sr., Jr., and III". Academic degrees should be entered in a separate field. [Usage]

Output: Optional text field.


Input: [Field Label] Title [Purpose] Abbreviated or short social title (not Job Title), or honorific social, academic, or military title that precedes the name. [Notes] Examples include "Reverend" and "Colonel." Consider including this field if application data is used to generate form letters. If used in conjunction with organizational title (such as "Director of Engineering"), use the label "Position" for the job-related title. [Usage]

Output: Optional Select Choice list. May be required in some applications to meet statutory requirements.


Input: [Field Label] Degree [Purpose] Academic degree displayed after the full name and after the suffix, if it exists. [Notes] Examples include B. A., M. S., Ph.D. [Usage]

Output: Optional text field. Primarily required in educational contexts.


Input: [Field Label] Maiden Name [Purpose] A woman's family name prior to adopting a married name. [Notes] Allow space for display of a minimum of 15 characters to reduce errors entering longer surnames. [Usage]

Output: Optional text field. Commonly used in government forms, and to verify user ID.


Input: [Field Label] Alias [Purpose] Used instead of full name, such as a stage name or pseudonym. [Notes] Examples include "Marilyn Monroe" and "Sting." Aliases are not used in conjunction with surnames, whereas nicknames may be. [Usage]

Output: Optional text field. Required by some government agencies.


Input: [1] Order Now [iPage] Details [JustHost] Details [FatCow] Details [Arvixe]

Output: Details

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Input: [0] Solid-State Drives Our SSD usage is open for all types of hosting. We don't have any restrictions on what data can be placed on them. So if you're running a database intensive e-commerce cart or a static HTML site, you can use our solid-state drives to increase the performance of your site to your audience. [1] Ideal [iPage] Unacceptable [JustHost] Unacceptable [FatCow] Unacceptable [Arvixe]

Output: Less Than Ideal


Input: [0] SSH & suPHP We strive to make your workflow as efficient and secure as possible. This is why we provide both SSH access and suPHP. Use SSH to securely connect to your shared server and quickly run commands. With suPHP, your files are locked down and only editable by the site owner. When combined, SSH and suPHP gives users increased workflow performance and security to manage their servers. [1] Ideal [iPage] Unacceptable [JustHost] Unacceptable [FatCow] Unacceptable [Arvixe]

Output: Ideal


Input: [0] PHP, Ruby, Perl, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Python We provide the multiple coding languages so that you can develop your website or application in the language that's most efficient for you. Develop the front-end and utilize databases that are most efficient for what you are building. [1] Ideal [iPage] Unacceptable [JustHost] Ideal [FatCow] Unacceptable [Arvixe]

Output: Ideal


Input: [0] Max Speed Zones™ We have two data centers located on east and west coasts and provide our customers the option to select which one they want to host their files on. This means customers can host their files closer to their audience. This ensures faster delivery of content to audiences. [1] Ideal [iPage] Unacceptable [JustHost] Unacceptable [FatCow] Unacceptable [Arvixe]

Output: Unacceptable


Input: [0] Easy Google Apps Integration For Google Apps users, our easy to use three-step wizard lets you setup your Google Apps account with your domain easily. Users need to only select their domain name they want associated with their Google Apps account, then select the services they want included. That's it. We include this easy setup free of charge to all Cheap Hosting customers. [1] Ideal [iPage] Unacceptable [JustHost] Unacceptable [FatCow] Unacceptable [Arvixe]

Output: Unacceptable


Input: [0] Free Automated Data Backups As a business with an online presence, the protection of your data and web files is of the utmost importance. In the event of a catastrophic system or user error, valuable data can be lost in moments. The backing up of your data and web files can help insure that the recovery of that data is as smooth as possible. While most hosting companies allow you to backup your own data, InMotion Hosting goes a step further and backs up customer data every 48 hours. While you shouldn't rely solely on automated data backups, you can rest assured that InMotion Hosting is doing everything possible to insure the safety of your valuable data. *Certain restrictions apply, see terms for details. [1] Ideal [iPage] Unacceptable [JustHost] Less Than Ideal [FatCow] Ideal [Arvixe]

Output: Ideal


Input: [0] Free 1-Click Application Auto-Installer Our Cheap Hosting plans offer our customers the ability to install over 310 applications with 1-click. These applications include popular CMSs such as WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, and shopping carts such as PrestaShop and OpenCart. Best off all, our application installer also allows 1-click application updates and safe rollback. This means you can update your application to the latest version with 1-click. The safe rollback feature means that if the newer version breaks your plugin, theme, or any other critical feature, then you can simply roll your entire application back to the previous version. [1] Ideal [iPage] Less Than Ideal [JustHost] Less Than Ideal [FatCow] Unacceptable [Arvixe]

Output: Ideal


Input: [0] Better Business Bureau (BBB) We take great pride in the reputation of our company and strive to resolve any issues that our clients may have. The Better Business Bureau is the leading agency in the country for consumers researching the companies they deal with. InMotion Hosting has continually maintained an A Rating with the BBB for nearly 5 years. [1] A+ [iPage] A- [JustHost] A+ [FatCow] A- [Arvixe]

Output: A+


Input: [0] Customer Reviews (Positive/Negative) We strive to provide the highest level of customer satisfaction. Our reputation as one of the leading web hosting companies in the country is important to us. This is reflected in the reviews and recommendations of our clients posted on websites such as WebHostingReviews.com. [1] +96/0 [iPage] +1/-20 [JustHost] +14/-305 [FatCow] +2/-28 [Arvixe]

Output: +2/-21


Input: [0] Money Back Guarantee Money back guarantees allow customers the time to judge the quality of service & support for themselves. The length of that guarantee directly affects how long you have to make that judgment. At InMotion Hosting, we're so confident that you'll be pleased with our service that we offer an Industry Leading, 90 Day Money Back Guarantee! [1] 90 Days [iPage] 30 Days [JustHost] Less Than Ideal [FatCow] 30 Days [Arvixe]

Output: 60 Days


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,115 [Description]

Output: Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method One embodiment of the invention comprises, in each clock zone of a central processing unit, at least one sensor that generates a power signal indicative of a...

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Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,114 [Description]

Output: Software programmable timing architecture An apparatus for generating a digital signal pattern may comprises a memory, a program sequencer, first and second circuits, and an event execution unit. The...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,113 [Description]

Output: System and method for controlling voltage level and clock frequency supplied to a system A system that includes at least one component adapted to execute at least one application, characterized by including a controller adapted to receive at least...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,112 [Description]

Output: System and method for managing blades after a power supply unit failure Systems and methods for managing blades in the event of a power supply unit failure are disclosed. A method may include determining whether a reduced power...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,111 [Description]

Output: Intelligent file system based power management for shared storage that migrates groups of files based on... A file server includes active storage containing frequently accessed files, and active/inactive disk drives for containing infrequently accessed files. Groups...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,110 [Description]

Output: Method and apparatus for keeping a virtual private network session active on a portable computer system... An apparatus for keeping a VPN session alive on a portable computer system such as a laptop computer includes a processor that executes instructions that...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,109 [Description]

Output: Information processing apparatus and power supply control method According to one embodiment, an information processing apparatus includes a housing, a power supply incorporated in the housing, a conversion unit which...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,108 [Description]

Output: Dynamic selection of group and device power limits A variable group power limit is enforced to limit the net power consumption of a group of devices in a computer system, and a variable device power limit...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,107 [Description]

Output: Method for remote power control and the circuit thereof The present invention provides a remote control system for a power supply, comprising: a display data channel (DDC); a first control circuit electrically...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,106 [Description]

Output: Method and system for flexibly supplying power to a high-end graphics card using an off-card voltage converter... A method and system for flexibly supplying power to a high-end graphics card is described. The graphics system includes the high-end graphics card and also a...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,105 [Description]

Output: AC-powered in-wall computing device with power-line networking capabilities Apparatus and systems provide processing capabilities and power-line networking capabilities. An in-wall computing device has a power connector for receiving an...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,104 [Description]

Output: Ethernet powered computing device and system Apparatus and systems provide processing capabilities while utilizing power received via an Ethernet. A computing device has an Ethernet connector for receiving...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,103 [Description]

Output: TPM device for multi-processor systems In one embodiment, a computer system comprises at least a first computing cell and a second computing cell, each computing cell comprising at least one...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,102 [Description]

Output: Method and apparatus for transmitting content data and recording and/or reproducing apparatus A data transmission method and apparatus for transmitting data, such as encrypted content data. A device that is to be a destination of transmission is...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,101 [Description]

Output: Radio transceiver or other encryption device having secure tamper-detection module An encryption device includes a system processor having a first key for encrypting information. The system processor periodically generates random data strings...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,100 [Description]

Output: Enhancing trusted platform module performance A computer system comprises a system trust module for taking measurements for platform specific firmware during a system boot and a trust subsystem comprising a...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,099 [Description]

Output: Security management method, program, and information device In a state in which a fingerprint authentication mode is set, a fingerprint authentication unit authenticates a fingerprint input in accordance with an input...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,098 [Description]

Output: Integrating legacy application/data access with single sign-on in a distributed computing environment The present invention provides methods, systems, computer program products, and methods of doing business whereby legacy host application/system access is...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,097 [Description]

Output: Password generation using genre selection Presently disclosed herein are a method, system, and computer-readable medium for managing a user-defined genre-based password. In one embodiment, the method...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,096 [Description]

Output: Information processing apparatus There is described an information processing apparatus, which makes it possible to discriminate the injustice inputting operation from the input error simply...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,095 [Description]

Output: Configurable signature for authenticating data or program code System and method for authenticating data or program code via a configurable signature. Configuration information is retrieved from a protected first memory,...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,094 [Description]

Output: Trustworthy timestamps and certifiable clocks using logs linked by cryptographic hashes A method and apparatus for creating and/or using trustworthy timestamps and certifiable clocks using logs linked by cryptographic hashes. In one embodiment, the...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,093 [Description]

Output: Instant messaging private tags Systems for instant messaging private tags preferably comprise a parser for parsing an instant message for sensitive data and an encryption engine for...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,092 [Description]

Output: Digital watermarks for checking authenticity of printed objects The invention provides methods for embedding digital watermarks for authentication of printed objects, and corresponding methods for authenticating these...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,091 [Description]

Output: Method and apparatus to provide failover capability of cached secure sessions A method, apparatus and computer program product for providing failover capability of cached secure sessions is presented. A cached secure session involving a...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,090 [Description]

Output: System and method for combining user and platform authentication in negotiated channel security protocols A network security handshake exchange for combining user and platform authentication. The security handshake exchange performs operations on a pre-master secret...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,089 [Description]

Output: Multiple PANA sessions The preferred embodiments provide a novel system and method for reducing authentication delay of a mobile node with a network that includes: employing two EAP...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,088 [Description]

Output: Methods and systems for network-based management of application security To control privileges and access to resources on a per-process basis, an administrator creates a rule that may be applied to modify a process's token. The rule...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,087 [Description]

Output: Systems and methods for secure transaction management and electronic rights protection The present invention provides systems and methods for secure transaction management and electronic rights protection. Electronic appliances such as computers...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,086 [Description]

Output: Revocation of cryptographic digital certificates A computer system (110) provides validity status proofs each of which proves the validity or invalidity of a set (F) of one or more digital certificates (104)....

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,085 [Description]

Output: License management system and method A license-management system and method is provided. A method of issuing a proxy certificate includes transmitting a proxy-certificate-issuance-request message...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,084 [Description]

Output: Apparatus and method for managing plurality of certificates An apparatus and method for managing a plurality of certificates are provided. The apparatus for managing a plurality of certificates includes a plurality of...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,083 [Description]

Output: Image forming apparatus, authentication method, and recording medium An image forming apparatus is configured to receive user authentication information and perform image formation based on an image formation request and is...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,082 [Description]

Output: Dynamically reconfiguring platform settings In one embodiment, a system may receive a pattern from an analysis engine, where the pattern includes information regarding a corrective action to be taken on a...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,081 [Description]

Output: Computer program product for generic and flexible collection of a hardware data image A method of processing data is proposed. In response to determining that a reconfiguration of a data processing system has occurred, one or more system items...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,080 [Description]

Output: Apparatus, method, computer program and recording medium for processing information An information processing apparatus for transitioning from an operating state for performing a process in accordance with an application program to a pause...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,079 [Description]

Output: System and method for fast restart of a guest operating system in a virtual machine environment The present invention provides a system and method for fast restart of a guest operating system executing on a virtual machine operating system in a virtual...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,078 [Description]

Output: Central processing unit having branch instruction verification unit for secure program execution Provided are a central processing unit (CPU) and method for executing a branch instruction of a CPU, which can protect user's data by preventing an error due to...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,077 [Description]

Output: Thread migration control based on prediction of migration overhead A processing system features a first processing core to operate in a first node, a second processing core to operate in a second node, and random access memory...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,076 [Description]

Output: Processor and program execution method capable of efficient program execution A processor for sequentially executing a plurality of programs using a plurality of register value groups stored in a memory that correspond one-to-one with the...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,075 [Description]

Output: Dynamically allocated store queue for a multithreaded processor Systems and methods for storage of writes to memory corresponding to multiple threads. A processor comprises a store queue, wherein the queue dynamically...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,074 [Description]

Output: Methods and apparatus for executing extended custom instructions Methods and apparatus are provided for efficiently executing extended custom instructions on a programmable chip. Components of a processor core such as...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,073 [Description]

Output: Simultaneous speculative threading light mode A system and method for management of resource allocation of threads for efficient execution of instructions. Prior to dispatching decoded instructions of a...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,072 [Description]

Output: Reducing data hazards in pipelined processors to provide high processor utilization A pipelined computer processor is presented that reduces data hazards such that high processor utilization is attained. The processor restructures a set of...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,071 [Description]

Output: Processors operable to allow flexible instruction alignment Methods and apparatus are provided for optimizing a processor core. Common processor subcircuitry is used to perform calculations for various types of...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,070 [Description]

Output: Method and apparatus for inhibiting fetch throttling when a processor encounters a low confidence branch... An information handling system includes a processor that throttles an instruction fetcher whenever a group of instructions in a branch instruction queue...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,069 [Description]

Output: Inter-processor communication method Inter-processor communication systems and methods that define within the instruction set of the microprocessor a command for directing the microprocessor to...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,068 [Description]

Output: Processor access to data cache with fixed or low variable latency via instructions to an auxiliary processing unit Access to data storage is described. A general-purpose processor and an auxiliary processing unit (APU) interface coupled to the general-purpose processor are...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,067 [Description]

Output: Flexible results pipeline for processing element A flexible results pipeline for a processing element of a parallel processor is described. A plurality of result registers are selectively connected to each...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Patent #] US-8,006,066 [Description]

Output: Method and circuit configuration for transmitting data between a processor and a hardware arithmetic-logic unit A method for transmitting data of a plurality of data types between a digital processor and a hardware arithmetic-logic unit with at least one associated table...

Patents filed at Aug 23 2011 | Central processing unit with multiple clock zones and operating method | Patents.com


Input: [Date] 10/26 [Message]

Output: A typical ironing board height is 34" to 36" from the floor. Knowing this will help you decide where to cut the opening from the floor when reading the specification chart.

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Input: [Date] 10/27 [Message]

Output: If you ever noticed a shinny look to your pants after ironing, this could be because you applied to much pressure or you used to hot of setting.

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Input: [Date] 10/28 [Message]

Output: It's safe to use sizing or spray starch on a garment as long as it is labeled "machine washable."

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Input: [Date] 10/29 [Message]

Output: Pressing costs between $3 to $5 per garment. At about 5 outfits per week can add up to $25 or more or $1300 per year. By investing one time in a quality built-in ironing center and ironing your own clothes, the product is paid for within six months and you will save dramatically on future dry cleaning expenses. This is not to mention gas and the inconvenience of dropping and picking up your garments.

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Input: [Date] 10/30 [Message]

Output: You can have your own custom door by removing the standard birch door and adding your own.

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Input: [Date] 10/31 [Message]

Output: Trouser creases stay in place when you rub the crease on the inside of the pant leg with a piece of wet soap and then press on the right side.

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